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n II. CHALKLEY,
W. pskLga IN
LEATHER AND SHOE FIN DIN0s,
pp rNUH GAyP 2HYNy

FRENCH CALF SKINS,
(rhirteeLth street, between Main and CaryJ
RICHMOND, Va,
Keeps constantly on hand, M assortment OF al
kinds Ct Leather, Oak and Hepiioek sois Leather
Unset snd Wax Upper leather French osrmsn;
aud American Calf and Kip skins; fTeseh al
0err an Patent Calf ekins, Black and oolorsd hs,
rocco and Kid skins; knans. all COLOR; usa ana
sheep Bindilg esih.; Shoe Thread; boot and sh,e
Treet; Lasts; Boot Web; Avis; Lasuna Taexsi Gus
Twist-with iull ssurtwent OF Findings OF .vrrY
descriptions OF the best quality. All Of which s,s
being sold 81 REDUCED prscss for cash or gC9d vspi
lam now In receipt OF large and we'll .eiecsta
stock Of Gcots for the Fall trade 20 which invite
the attention of merchants and all hers IN wSn'
Of articles in my line.
an 2x-dIWcw7m - ChALhLb
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] GREAT NORTH
J pRy M WEsTERN

~ Fan AND wE.TEaN
30 VI E-VAnK7INu THE GREAT UNITED
ceptedJ between Richmond. washington. Ealtl-
more. Phiidslphia and New York, and sii lmy9l
IOKsBURH aud Potomac RAILROAD. - miles.
and by splendid aud comfortable steamers thsnce
10 W Washington, * miles, In all $50 miles IN hours
being comfortable and perfectly sale rate Of speed
Hours Of departure, s:i5 A. NJ and IN r "a.
BAGGAGE, under charge Of Special Aeents'
CHECKRB THROUGH to Washington Bailimore'
Philadelphia and New York. rr..
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"a FOR kENT-Intsnoingt 10 remove
"a to the store recently occupied BY Messrs Bin
furd, Marc Il Blair two doors above Messrs L PRICE
q c. the store l at present occupy, No - Market
Bridge is for rsnt This is one Of the best business
stands Ia the lower part OF the city and Offers rare
opportunity tn any one wishing TO engage Ia a re-
tail trade in almost any line of business 10 good
tenant the good will and fixtures of the establish
ment will be sold on moderate terms. Apply to
mo PAGE, JR,
% It's No 10 Market Bridge
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HA1s. cars. Boo1s, 20.
-------~----~--------------- ------~-<----A-----
HAT TRADE.
KELLY 4 MASON, !.

KELLY MASON.
lo7 Main street. Richmond. yiruinia.
pared for IT. with astock Of Hat. Caps, rurs. TN.
ns 81 he sr,n has , rstarnsd from the North
where for some weeks he hiss devoted himself assdu
led Iou,es and mixing selections. and be has been
able 10 purchase at such prices as will warrant us
ia selling low. II not lower than any other house
Wn WI regard to our stock, it win be sufficient 70
say that We have laid in every thing that we could
and To the nsnuset1re o. SIC aass On our d own WI
have made our wholesale rooms complete 10 every
respect % I'm
m GENTLEMsN'S FURNISHING
- H0USE.-The subscriber has rscsiyed his FaIi
styles q .t. and Purni,hiny doois for 9, nsleme1
Also, beautiful lot Of Walking Canes AMI Unbeei-
las to which he would respectfully call the attsa.
ton # those in want o,s ,qas pos H IN
e SPECIAL NVTICR TO MEX
cHANTs r F RSFs an c9HNTsYns AL
- in store our entire stock Of Boots and Shoes.
comprising every variety OF goods In the line. We
satisfy them, after an examination OF our stock.
that We have not only one OF the largest. but the
m Of mostly s1
special orders, aud are made so that we can recon-
mend tbem 10 our friends With perfect confidence,
give much better satisfaction to buyers than COM
mon trash goods. such frequently sold at very
low prices but prove almost orfhiess to the
We invite the country merchants throughout the
Stat to give a call, and will pledge ourselves
to sell on az coed terms as the Same quality of
goods can be bought either in New York. Philade-
phia or Baltimore, Our goods are bought for cash
aud OF the manufacturers themselves. on the very
best terms, and we will sell them TO prompt custom
ere at very small advance en- factory prices. In
fail and winter eoods. cur stock will surpass any
we have ever been able to offer 70 the trade. We
pha be aisd to exhibit stock to any in want OF
good goods at fair prices. feeling satisfied shall
not fall to please.
sel3 PUTNEY a WATTS
~ CENTS FRENCH CALkSKIE
BOOTS Of cur own make; made In the
most substantial manner and of the very best mate
rial. Prics-only IS per pair
HARRIS CO.'S Shoe DEPOT.
No l29. Main gtl eet.
HENYPI. Foreman az
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NAvAssA GUAN0-THE RICHEST

NAVASSA GUANO-THE RICHEST
AVPHoSPHArICGUANO IMpORTHD.-Your at
tention 10 respectfully invited to tho annexed Anal
ysis and Reports on the GuADo offered bv me, and
especially the fact therein shown that IL contains
in a given bnik . greater amount Of phosphstes
fcal yet offered 20 the public. Phosphate acid Is
now nd limited BY the best Agricultural authorities
to be The or thing Abovs 81 Others necessary to be
returned to the SOIL to enable IL to produce I'M
fsiingly good crop thont permanently imrairng
its general fertility in this ouano have IL pre-
sentei in the form best adapted for such pnreose
As have only limited quantity Of this 0uano
for sale here this season. am anxious TO haze SONS
of IL tried in err district and also that such
try II may favor me. through my agents, with the
earliest Information to how far it has practically
sorpe out the anticipatops OF those who have SCI
entifcally examined its constituents, with view
to enable me and my district agents to make Early
arrangements for an adequate supply for the follow
ing year. Owing - the rapidly eliminating app
ply Of euano frvm the ChipchA Islands It's yearly
advancing price and the exhaustive effects nroAu
ced BY its too freq1nt application to the land from
its posphstes Nsvsssa 9uano exce!s Il In practical
u-e. ana especially to the farmer a. permanently
improving TO the land, which might yearly receive
from the application OF Navassx Guaao mofe phos
phates than the crop would deprive 1t of.
All local merchants and dealers are required to
a. s they win sell
N see foliowiag analysis.
Bslto.. April 4th. lS1s j.
Report Of Anaiysts Of .Napassa GaanoI'-iaade tor
Il. n. tUd2sT.
The sample was found upon analysis 10 Be- COM
posed ~ follows:
Bone Phosphate Of 10
Containing Of fhosphoric Acid. 81 "
Huofide of Calcium 20
Carbonate Of Lime. e
Per Oxite Of Iron and some AlnmnA 20
100
The extraordinarily high percentage Of Phosphate
OF Lime above stated, recommends this article ct
ones q superior phosphatic manure. especially At
the prcsent Time when the want Of thu better qnal
itjes of Phospatio Gusnos o most SERIOUSLY felt
Tue presence OF Eluoride Of Calcium y Of no sight
Importance. This substance esfvss - direct nu-
trii1snf 70 plaass, and subsequently,, entsrs he
eompoaiton Of the bones and teeth q animala
CHA1. nICghLL. Ph b.
Jas y Chistan. n D., New osk..... Is q
y, etsbisr. AisxAadsia -
Tor sAl8 By
VI 6KlakRR . %.
- N-H<nd3mW.
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) AIIRoADs. eraANpoATa. q

~-A FRKl0HT FUR BOSTON.
The steamer GEo. Pea BODY, win
ies.ye KlennIosld for Baltimore every w kDN kcDAi
morning. at o'clock, where she will connect WILD
she Boston steamer that leaves Baltimors every
saturday Afternoon and arrive at Boston the follow
Ing Tuesday.
0oods viii he delivered through 70 Beston with
acre expeditisn By this route, anaa modsratsrats
Of freight.
Tor terms. apply to s.
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OEMEDY FOR CUUGhS. COLDS,
H NEURALGIA AND NERVOUS HEADACHE-
The fact has been well knswn for . long while that
MRS. DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR 10 the best remedy
known for Coughs and Colds; bn. perhaps it is not
generally 80 well known that it hes relieved perma
nentiy several cases Of Neuralgia aud Nervous Head
ache Attention is requested to the following GER
tihcate from Mr.. WIEsToN. . gentleman well known
in tn is community:
"RIcanoNp, January Is, ls5s-Tfis IL to certify
that have suffered from Nervous Headache and
Neuralgia most severely for several years. ! have
tried various remedies but found no relief until
try Mrs. DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR. which / found
OF great benefit TO myself My daughter, who has
onfersd with cough since her infancy, has been
tirely cured by the use of Mrs DAVIS medicine, and
is now free from cough and more vigorous than she
has been at any period of her life believe it to be
q most valuable medicine, well q very pleasant
on elm nervous and general debility.
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of69OLUTlONG. &c.
VOPARTNERBHiP The, andersie

NOPAkTNEHbHIP The, Undersigned
~ have this day formed . eopartnership under
the name and style OF rERK ms & Co, for the pur-
pose Of conducting the Retail and VII o,esaie DRY
DO )Db business, Tor cash. st The store use lately
eccusisf BY W Perkins Co. No al. Eagle Square;
snd 10 this connection beg leave 70 hank our old
friends and customers and the public generally, for
fhs kind patroaags extended to under other asso
Siations and to bsspsak call aid examination Of
Sur Stuck. which will b pen.d and ready for sale
tAs 18th sepE-svery Article en- irely new and fresh
We scarcely think 1t necessary to remind our OLD
ooytomsn Of the great advantages We shall offer
men in the One Prize, Cssn System over the old Gus
tom q long ereiits and large profits. IL Is fact
6ntliAr 70 sll that they Buy goods cheaper for
easA than they can On credit We are perfectly sat-
IA ID that sell ct least 10 cent lower and
Intend 70 try 1t. We invite you to calf and see.
- WP PERKINS,
Auvus< a 1eaa PERKIN9'
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MO MUNOPULY-l. N SINGER q
IN cos OELEBkATED NATIONAL SEWING
NACHINES-UrncB PIT MAIN STREET, RICHMOND,

MO MONOPOLf-l. N btNdEn q
IN cos OELEBRATED NATIONAL SEWING
NACHINES-OHncB pit MAIN STREET, RICHMOND
VA.-Ws would most respectfully invite all to cali
and examine ou- new stock Of Family. Plantation
and .Leather Machines. which for durability ard
ksauty Of finish. cannot be surpassed by any. bur
Machines are 10 constructed, that by the magical
changes thsy are msoe to sew, hsm, gather and
stitch from the coarsest cotton bag or hes.,
description. without trouble. The simple con
struction. ease Of management and saving of time.
makes tho Machine invaluable, aud warranted te
give perfect subtraction to all. Our new famil,
Machine. for light work, will be found one Of the
Rrettest ami best in use; tits put up N Rosewood
Mahogany or Enamsled cases, 70 suit the psror o,
Work-roon. Our agent. being ine nachinist, is
prepared to repair Machines. and to give all the in
strlctions, that the operators can adjust their
Machines with all ease. Ladies will be instructed
1t their residencss also, servants fdesred free o.
charge. We invite all to call and examine. where
oil pos(bls attention will BE- paid by lady oper
atorc and Agent to give explanations. whether they
purchase OF not.
Blk Thread and Cotton OF all colors and dss "Trip
lions: Needles; Gauges for tucking and binding.
Ne charge for shipping. Circulars will be sent to
oil On application BY mail or otherwise.
Stitching and Quiiting Of every description, Oh
Cloth or Leather
Shirts, &c. made to order. q. short notice.
An M-ly I SINHEK A G0
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q BOOTS AND SHOES Made TO
order at the sbor ess notpe and at the loves st
prices Having in our EMPLOY the most ex-
- perienctd workmoD, aud using none but the
best of matt risls. prepared to make to order
all kinds Of measured work, and guarantee to give
entire satisfaction. HARRIS 4 CO.'S
Shoe Depot, No. 1?o, Main street.
~ M NEyZyI FarpmRn saI3
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a FARM for sale, in New Kent county. about Is
miles below Rich mond. and two miles south of the
Stage Road. Said Farm contains 100 ARES OF Land
embracing about Is OF 20 acres of superior meadow
and good small size Frame Building on the prem
iee', aud Spring OF excellent water ANY person
MORGAN. near the Farm. OF to ED. ID. MORGAN,
Main street, Richmond. Va.
au ao-ts Eyecntrix Est. Of Vim J n n-gen. decd.
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en A MOST DESIRABLE 4 E s l.

Subscribers health being bad he desires TO move
to the country and offers for SALE privately his resi-
ence on Broad street. three doors above 10th street
The Dwelling is we'll built three stury Brick House
containing eleven rooms, with an iron Verandah in
front, Wooden Por leo in rear, and ct mnodous
flee in the basement There are On the LOT good
Kitchen Meat-house Stable and Servants ROOMS. all
of brick fronting the Capitol Square, and in gen
teel neighbo hood. 1t il most convenient and de-
sirabls location for private residence boarding
house, or fer professional gentleman The SUP
scriber oerr, slso for sale, two small Brick Tene
inents. with Brick Kitchens. aud building lot ad
Joining. on second street, north of Jackson street
Very lttls cash will be required aid long time Civ
on on the remaining payDentsi If desired the object
being to sell not torrent The premises can be OK
amined by such IS desire to purchase.
GO Sim RICHARD n GAUTHORN NJ. d.
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NJ SPECIAL NOTICE.-Express packages for
Norfolk, Petersburg Richmond and all places in Viz
ginia and North Carolina, intended for shipment by
Steamships Roanoke and Jamestown, will hereafter
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
who the authorized Agents for Express privileges
on these ships.
alice of the New York and Virginia steamship
Company. LCDLhM PLEASANTS. Agents.
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS

EEzsSsxxRu THE ADAMS EXPRESS
$780, COMPANY, 1s4 Main st.. having
resumed their 6teamship Express to and from Nor
Gown and Roanoke which leave New York every
Wednesday and Saturday, and thence by railroad to
Weldon, Wilmington, Lynchburg Salem. Wytheyille
and the principal places in Virginia and North Caro-
ina are now prepared to forward, With great dis:
lise. Valuable Parcels, Jewelry, &C.. to the shove
named cities, and all places ON tho seaboerd.
Our Express on the Steamships will be accompanied
attention to the careful handling of goods entrusted
10 the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S Steamship Express.
Shippers will please take notice that packages TO
points in Virginia and North Carolina will be sent by
steamers unless otherwise marked.
Freight received. day Of sailing. until O'Clock,
Pm. J. L. MACD0N0UGH,
Agent of Adams Express o..
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INFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL col.


AL'siE This Infrnary is situated at the corner
Of Marshall and College streets in an elevated and
dsathful position, convenient to the raiiToaa de-
nIshed with every arrangement requisite for the
successful treatment Of diseases and injuries and
for the comfort of the sick. All persons requiring
Medical or Surgical aid except the insane and those
laboring under contagious diseases. are admitted
into the Institution LyIng-ln women are also re-
Private rooms furnished when desired.
The patients are under the charge Of the Prosss
Medicine are for Per week
White Patients.
Private Rooms to sl5
In addition to the above rates. in cases requiring
rrisfo sas Of o the Bellevue Hospital small fee Is
charged for the operation, varying from 81 to $50
any case may be by application to either
Of the Attending Surgeons or the Resident Physi'
Ali charges payable on the removal of the patient
Attending Surseons-profs. GIBSON. PsrIooLAs and
WEXFORD.
WAY.
Resident Physlcian-JUNIus NICHE. ID. D.
Steward-F NJ. PARRISH.
Presidential. 8. JONES, N. D.
Persons in the country, desiring to send patients
to the Inirmary, may address either the President
or the Resident Physician. 40 2o-6m
NEW RIVER WHITE SULP H o R
~ SPRINGS.-The increasing popularity and pa
tfO0dS6 OF tns pthCe. 6ACSeu ptcS0bk oOSouAnso
dations. without the benent Of convenient access
A contract has bsen made with a responsible COM
pany, having much experience in such operations,
to prepare New River for small steamooats OF GER
tsny comfortable barges. In lime for another Sea.
son. from the Central depot, on the Virsna and
Tennessee Railroad 20 the Springs, and some dis
lance below, the work being now in active progress
The Turnpike 70 connec. this place With the salt.
sweet Greenbrier White sulphur. &c, BY the
Mountain Lake, Tor Salt pondo will be finished 10
a few weeks The magnificent scenery. fine sal phur
water beautiful river, with probable access. By rail
road water, TO sll parts of the couutry. lender an
increase Of its capital stock desirable to esct the
necessary improvements or the sale OF portion OF
all to y company desii ing to engage IN such bust
nees.
There IL attached to 1t one OF the best plantations
in the country five hundred acres. sufficient for the
productions necessary for extensive accommoda.
tions. The company has been regularly organized
under act of Incorporation. The original cost,
under the most unfavorablA circumstances together
with subsequent improvements amounts to about
Is shares, at 8 80 each, or $3. $50. The present
owners willing for the new stock to share In all
respects the advantages of the Old STOCK. believing
that the additional facilities in buildings. floating
baths, &c. will much increase the dividends on the
whole stock; they would sell the whole property
for very reasonable advance on the original cost,
though circumstances have very much enhanced
IT. value.
Applications may be made to VIM EGGLysTON,
President and Proprietor; JNO A LANCASTER 4
SoN or q w PURCELL co, Richmond; or WIN
PANNILL and PAUL HINTON, Petersburg.
se7-dawlm
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Nv McLES, AULEb.-The subs cri-
~ bers have just received at their Efsbles on
Cary street, Opposite the as House. large lot of
tRe young MULES. which offered at tow prics
aud on Accommodating terms We will regularly
be in receipt 81 upg IL ULE5 from Ks ntueky y. and
can I'LL all orders In the most satisfactory manner.
GREEN 4 J0HNeON, Cary 81.
an Ia-3m ounosifa Gas lnnso
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> STORE AND DIV ELLING FOR RENT,

- STORE AND DIV ELLING FOR RENT,
"a 1877 BROAD SrREgT.-It has been thoroughly
repaired and is considered one of the best locations
fer any kind of bnsinessin the neighborhood Rent,
six hundred dollars per annum. Apply to j. II
ANTHONY. corner Of Cary and l3ih streets, who
has constantly on hand an assortment Of Moleskn
Hats of the best austy at So So and his celebrated
Calfskin sewed Boots ct the unprecedented low price
of 81 so per pair. Terms cash-cae price only.
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E~ THE CONTRACTORS FOO

PEDRv, TffE % r. r. OF BRAZIL, VIII TO
SaPL0Y TIE FOLLOWING aLAssES OF MEN:
and for sharpening teqls. xheeiriRbts Mas ns and
eIne etene CutteIs; those men wiz be sent out IN
ship froIa the City OF Richmond after the 2eth If
this moa'h, iSkPTEMBEn) aud all those that
have been employed will get their passports and
hold themselves in readiness to embark after
that time They. will also employ 80 laboreIs
to work In shafts and tunn.is and rock ex-
csva,iors for first rate men Of this Glass; thor viii
October, either nom Baltimore or fhilade phia (of
which dus notice win DO gis.n.l wiki the above
Apply to W. MILsoR ROBERTS. CARLISLE,
Penpsyiysnia JACOB sHUNsIRp Cumberiapd
Mar, iaad. and ROBERT HARVEY, Richmond.
tHRfniR ses-ts
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CHANGED HANDS. Tho subscriber,
~ having bought the well known BAKING Es-
YABLISHk1NT OF Isaac Briggs. 10 happy to inform
bs sbis 70 supply them with every thing usually
kept Ia . hrst-class Bakery. Having neaged som.
Of the best hands In the State he hopes, by strict
eeoenton 70 business to merit share of public pa
tronaGO. THOMAS 4. GILL.
return my sincere thanks TO my friends and the
public in general Tor the very liberal patronage be
slowed on Ne Tor the last two years. and am happy
70 inform them that the new proprietor. Mr.. Gill,
Will mss every effort to please them.
an Bi-lms ISAAC d. BRIGGS.
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- VALUABLE PRIVATE LWEL-
II LING AT THE CORNER OF CARY AND 9Th
er. who has SemoSed I, a distant state. we are au-
.horized 10 sell the above very large AID admirably
located Dwelling. recently occupied BY De q
he lot fronts 50 feet back 40 feet to an alley
The house has IL large rooms has been built within
he last six years. and ia altogether first rate one
The neighborhood is equal TO any in the city Ii
Immediate application be made it Will be sold at
se et GoDDIN 4 APPERS0N.
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1u0TH11e CARDS.

HTXRBIF WOKK.-The largest s a.
l cheapest assortment Of MoNuMENIs;Inwn ma e
HEAD PfkOEs, Re-, In the CITY SSCpSrss.
on Main It,, between 9Th and on t.i ~ inrch.
nearly opposite, "a MI. Dsp - order Of the
~ .s,st1 - ftsiian Or American Marble. s
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GLOVER HILL AND ANTHRACITE
~ COAL-The subscribers are now prepared to
receive orders for the delivery of Glover Hill Coal
They also keep constantly on hand Red and W bite
Ash Anthracite Coal-bo.h Of which will be sold on
as good terms as it can bs purchased in the city.
Orders left at their office, Petersburg Depot,
or at Capt. l. Libbys. corner Of 2lst and Cary sts
will be promptly attended so.
jy Sl-3m WA II DAVIS d w
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~. wzs rss5ssu RICHMOND AND
dHANUF Nv ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ARRANGE.
aiENTITHRDqGH MAIL ROUTE TO MEMPHIS
SPklNGs.-On and after the first Of July 1853, the
daily Mail Train to the Junction. connecting with
the south-side Train for Lyuchburg, thence West
follows, Sunday inciuded:)
a asats al the Junction ocok
(Oonnecting with southside Rail.
road train for Lynchburg)
And throus b to Danville Sundays
excepted;) by the same train and
arrive IN DAA'll'f R 8 iiffs:' LIS Pm
leave Danvlie 7l5 A. NJ.
Arrive at Junction t................ 1900 NJ
Arrive in Richmond a...........-..... $40 PM
aC0oMxoDAT1oN TRAIN Prom KIcHMoND 70 TIE JUNO 70:
TIoN:
Leave Richmond daily except SUM-
arr ays a. Junction % O'Clock & y
(Returning in the morning after the arrival OF the
South Side Mail Train from the Southwest.)
Leave the junction daily at....-..... 2.3O :. AN.
Arrive ia Richmond at................. $50 A. NJ
And connect With the trains going North.
the Tram leaving Hichmond at 30 A. NJ, forms
70 New Orleans via Memphis Tenn or Atlanta, Ga
and Montgomery. Ala, being he most dill oct and
expeditions route to the West and sopth;
jyI Superintendent 4. b. r. Il.
rs, UNION STEAMSHIP COM.
fANi-FOh PHILADELPHIA Wis
efEE2& CITY POINT AND NORFOLK. Steam
- n! Der CITY OF RICHMOND, Captain 2
Mitchell; Steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Capt David
Teal; Steamer VIRGINIA. Captain J Kelley.
One ofthese superior Steamers will leave Richmond
until further notice. every MONDAY and THURS
DAY, touching at City Point and Norfolk to re
Phladslpsia ever, "WEDNESDAY and s1ruR s DA AZ
morning at 10 o'clock.
These Steamers are now IN fine order increased 90
for the comfort of passengers having
been added, IS also more rom for freight; and w
hope by regularity. dispatch and in protectiul
goods committed to our charge. to receive an ncres
Of patronage.
NJ No transhipnentby this Ike.
Passage through 10 New York, a. 4 found.
Do do Philadelphia, ndfound. Ut
cabin, ot
Passage through TO Philadelphia. | OF found. ID
cabin, u
Pas.Age 70 City Point and Norfolk same ~ By the
River Boats
Passengers by this limo can stop In PhlladeI
or three days and then proceed to New York
~ tne same uckef- II. 3. TUTELE, Agent,
"a - Rockets
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TALL TRADE, 1858 AT the old stand,
No rs Main street, large and well selected
stock of CONFECTIONERY, FRUITS. NUTS, CT
CARS. WINES, FANCY GOODS. Toys &C.. &C. al
ways on hand and at lowest wholesale prices
Country merchants will find il to their advantage
10 call aud examine before purchasing &c DDS in our
linz ID N JONES q CO.
wholesale and Retail Dealers in
sci ConfeetinuaYiss Fruit &c