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UsE vEscsaNcE.-Lorsqne le connie de VI
glance Dc San Francisco fgca ID California
lis bandits qui l'exploitaient par tonies sortes
d, crimes, nonlbre de ccs dangereux iDdividus
ifAuarent sur les riyes de l'Atlantidne, ct ls
pms eoIbprohis vinrent CONNIE dc juste. cher
cNr refuge i New York. lParmi enx Sc tron.
sit-nn certain Billy Mullisan, qui ne tarrla
ps a iaire parler de lui. en- ~attaguaht sur les
digres de PAsloF House nm ex-mctnsbre dn
comite de vigilance. &c meme parsonage
yinl encore de sillnstrer par une aatrs agrees
sion dn meme genre.
LMndi vers lea dix heures da soiF, dit lie
Courier des Etats-un u III entra dams lie bar
room da Metropolitan Hotel, ct s'adressant 3
une des personnes presenies Netessvons pas,
Iii iitil. NJ. IRAN Webb, dc. California.
apcien capitaiue du comite do vigilance d San
Francisco !?
A pei0e NJ. Webb cut-il repondu afirmaii-
yenent. que Mulligap Sc ieta sur lui, Ct lac
cabla de conps sans que les spectaiears stu
! pelaits de cefte attague subtle eussent en- le
temps dinleryenir. La police arriva trqop tard
pom arre ter Get incerrigible yanrien : nl,aia le
recorder Bernard, qai demeure dams l,hotel, a
Apce IN masldat contre lni, ct il faut esperer
il sera apprehende arant davoir pm Sc
sastraire au jaste chatiment de son impudente
toldaite.
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Q~uTRAGEs Az PAVILION AMERIcAIN--Te Re
pnblicain de Platishnrg (NewY nrk), public
rne lettre datee.de Santo Domingo 26 mai, ct
ecrite par un officer de Ia fregate americaine
Colorado. Gstte lettre signale les ~insultes
faites q notre pavilion par Ia population, ct les
ontrages don't nos eolhpRtriotes ont etc les
victimes. LIE c"eminandant du Colorado s'est
mis- en- rappotis avec les autorites pour obte-
mir tontes les satisfactions possibles en- cas- de
refas, on g disposait d yenger ces outrages par
Ia force DIES armes.
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sIsasas
s ps;,si
q Land voisii
'~s Se- re al
glssa dams lean, Of
Iivi par les lndicns Of somn
eudre, IL eChappa Il ses Saws,

p0ursnivi par les lndiena ct son,n
de SO reudre, Il echappa d ses saws
iustel an moment Oh 0n nouvean dange,
dacait sous Ia forme dun alligator aiiaine.
i)enx jonrs apres. il fnt tronye presqne mon
rant par Nm cotyoi qai yepait du fDtt Simon
Drum.
lie traite d'smigratiou acce,ts par Billy "a
~jafnais ete rattle par Il venerable Sam .Jnne~
gui d declare que dcnx wagons charges dor ne
Ia foraient point partir. IL 4 mai. sn,atin, le
colonel Rector cat parti du fort Myers, ayant
sous so coldnite Billy eli lee antres emigran,s
yolontaires on captifs, 1n iiombfe de- los,
Snivaht les renseigncments donnea par Billy.
Il resie dams le pays trois bandes d'Indiens:
Ia premiere. c0nnne sous. Ii npnt az Bnleliers
colnposee de 10 gnerrier 81 dun enfani;-la
lseconde Sous lis ordres DIES Sempncles, IN guer-
riers ayec leurs ainiltes,-tfoisiem me: lei ITALIA
hassees, conprenant HUT gnerriers ct lears ~
miles. Billy aquittc avec regret lss Bateliers
qni a~uraicnt yoloitiers emigre, dit.il, Sill await
pm les trouver rennis. &Asss
Billy ct 81 suite sont arrives Ia IA niai, sur
lie steamer Gray Cloud, Rux Barnques, an des.
sous dc Ia Rlle.O WIS. I,endant quelqnes
|joars, ie dernier roi des Everglades 4 eie Il
lion DIES badauds do IA cite dn Eroissant. Mais
CONSIGNMENT ploige dams livresse: Il q deconi
certe tous les plans de fete ct de receptiongdon
IL await etc Fohjets ct son incliDutinn pronounce
a ID mendicite a f'egerement modere Nadniira.
lion dc. ses visiteurs,
Aajjourdshni Billy ess arrive d "a ii1uvelle
residence, dams le territoire Indien, 4 lOncsl
de Il Arkansas, ct on TeutS regnrder CONNIE ter
minee la guerre avcc les Indiens dc Ia Tioride
Gette gnerre n dnre % ans, ct a codte all gnu!
verleinent DIES Elats.U nis. d~ifectement gu In
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NkeoirE DE- WINS nN FRANcE.-Nous en-
Pyansons a I'm journal f~rancais lie Moniteap
.saVue 'es renselgnemehts suiyans qui ne peu-
'su. maniqner dinteresser noire commerce..
- ehaade temperature qni rogue depnis
lusques Jours, ct p~ersiste, malgre quelques
o.ases partiels ct d'allieurs inioffensifs, fait avan-
ar Replacement la vigne ellie est enntree en-
.sut q peu pres partout, et- semble iusqu lei
M: uaverser victorieusement une DIES der
.elss phases critiqnes 9ui nous scparept de-
= tissue, Alnsi donc, encore quelques jours,
~ sefa possible enfn de repondre II mile
Il4s.lohs qni a tonte heure SO posent touchant
y ua'sse des wins aura-tcelle lien ? qnand
su.u.eiie lien ? sera,t.elle forte !? sera-telle ?
t ,aes fendfa.t-ell Ia vie aux ~affaires?
~ ssa'es questions graves, ct que Ia prudence a
,s.sua aevoir de reserver. En- attendant, Ia
sNua'ation ct lie haut continent a
any, svss0lr ct leg ventes sont t~oujours restreintes
~ ae'handes de la concentration.
80, - splrltaeux eotservent les prix raffermis
y ~ onl reconQnis dune facon aussi subtle
ma; msspefee les a'eools de Langnedoc Sc
,E''a''eaient en- haliSse a Beziers. on cute 70
s . gu Sc cedait derniftenent a 81 f.; 4
* q nj; a Marseille. "A, f.. Ell a Bordeaux.
AT; les SIS de belterare q lss, repunnent
so,a am iaveir. A Lille. lie dieponible Sc
MY ,aaS ofnelellement so r.; a Paris. lie cnnrs es,
sos 4 % r., e, les qos,re derniers mois a
s"n La situation pour ces, articles s'est,
rs.." 'se on lie volt, sensiblement ameliuree I;
Al ueS'Fff maIntenant nellie dnre.
la;.as aoA-de'vle qui aVai*nt participe an de-
o"sl sheht general des spirtuenx, repreuneu,
Nv daspque we avec enx on O u a parle d.
y g;sq"es aflaires Iai'es a lEntrepot en- cognac>
'auns ct tafas."
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GOGIETE.-Tes s0ussignes ont CO jor FIR
~ md une societd, ponr Ii transaction des atiaiveA
mercantiIes en- general, sous Id rAison de- II. s. Will
ikins, par acte passe par dcvant Robert ]. Ker,
Nuayseile-Orl orleans; ct snirtgistre ait byrkau du Reoor;
dor do Ia Patoisse.St. Ian Try.
Washington, lcr Juliet 1868.
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.ALb-fns.
it'd 10 fut.e
une siagtaitss d,ns.
,ures dc ~travan. sefa'e
afer |; elle-n,esurait aiors
G ,esI hnIbitans du village q
Ielsri, is ae trouser
Il coiiyre le1rs rue.
.onlnfigr: d.
sssbmett qa'nne nonyelle SIS
sisr,e sur "a me e habila'lon prem
N lei anadessous. y est L. y qu'eL
s ~ les dsepx rrpyasse men iohs plus qu'un,
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.t,sioS.-Le brick Leontine, de Salem,
aine Greenlaw, Sc rendant De Philadelphia

aIenl s'est re1cOiIfe ayFc ~ trHiIspDft DC u
hi saes Eats Unis KsleAse le brick Leon
Till. "a Ed, deax. IL capitaine Ell l'e-
an pagr bord dl Release ;
fsxsepte 10 s~t1hsss, H.. Moan j etnit
al moment de l'evenemcnt dams IA sabimBe. Ie
hopline sombra dix minutes aprss, La catas-
triple est arrivee ii s%nbilemcnt que l'equipage
n Hen pu sad.er Do ses effets, Rauf les vcfe-
r,9ls que chacnn .portait sur sol en- &c moment.
release 4 transpofrte les marriages 4 Well.
Diet.
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rFEDEoINEs PATENTEEs-lin assortment
sIyI general ct ffafs, 4 yendfe par
NKANAJU.A1ngnent pour les conpires, II pre-
IyI Went 10 tetanos, a yendre par
p. i. HEHRARD.
TASsEs pour malades. Hyaroelises, puts piaLs,
e. IN grand ASSORTMENT d'artlcles de ee genre
a yeIdre par 7. u.
|nBoGUES EFT MEDICINES de ia meilleire
IL qnalitc, un assortment coInpllet 4 vsadre par
P.L. HEBfARD.
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ri . etc arrete. par 10 sopssigae dsnx pc:
"A titns mules de coulcur brnnes, dont une
marquee sur rspaule Dc Ii lettre N, ut snr TSHEl
" fcsse ainsi ar, et psutre marquee de Ia N..NN
lettre IA sur Iapnnlo, ct sur IN fessc ainsi ar.
Le prOpriftalfc lies dites mules est prio de- venir
pr0aycr so prppritta, payer les ffais OF les prendfe:
simon II en. serA 3lispnsa selon Ia hi. ,s,s ,##ss
Elm Bayou, Paioissc ~ Landry, 4 Juliet 1851
H.B. HALL:
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EI.nERT .GANTT,
ColIecteur des Taxes: !

Taos. y. HARRs, FaANkbia ". HAKRis,
HARRIS FRERI1S. Nv Orfs vfes, Hurlo1
Ill rot GraAeurs; etc.-Oftcnt lenrs services q
leurs attis et at public Of s'rRgaNent d'cxecuter
one: R6paratiom do ~inontres. dH0rlogcs, de Bi'
~jouterie, Ia Gravure. etcs s.
Tout outrage qdi Ienf sSra toiiie, sera rf6mpte'
tnent sxecute ct p%leinem,ent %gnranti, mails aiicifnc
pourraient aifriver ariras l~israisori. De plus, Us gui
vaniseront en- or, gu EN- argent toilte espece de scr.
vice en- ,'sGsrMian Silver" Cnililers, Coateaqx,
Fourcbettes, Montrcs, Bijouteries, etc, etc. qu'ils
fcront ~paraitre tout nenfs ctdoat iss en- garaaiisssnt
Ia durec. Ills donneront anssi dos lesons dams Fart
de galvaniser. s4.
Conditions, cnmptants-Comlne leur seionr parml
nous ne depend que de encouragement qisils re-
~ceyront, cenx qui auront; bcsoin de leurs services
fcront bien den pr0atcr saus d6lai,
Lenr bureau estFItne snr Ia rne Bellevue. ~attfnan1
Il celui dc NJ. Albert Dejean, yis-a-yis Ia Maison az
Conr.
oneionsas ~ mai 1858,
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TllSSOl.UTION.--M sa6irte III exislait
dissoutn dun InntapI accord Il. s.. wilkins
seli charge de III liquidation do Ii sUcietd.
Washington ler Juliet 1853.
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LisNEs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nm relieve
ss,latlsllqae fait par lie NcweYork Courier and
Enquirer, 10 longnenr totale de miles telegra-
phlques dams lie monde ~s''eleve, en- ce moment,
. So,550. Dams &c chiflre les Flats Unis ign.
nns pour 10000 miles; lAngle,erre pour
iooOO ia France ponr 5000; rAllemagne ct
fAat'lcbe 10000 Ia Presse 1000 la Rnssie
W. le teste dies Flats de Europe pour
tSoo; flude pour 5000; lAustraiie pour
1900 les autrcs parties du globe pour 900
le nombre DIES depeches circulsnt annuelle-
Ieat sur les lignes dc l'Amerique nest pas
mo'ndre de 100000.
Eh 1890 Ia telegraphie sous.marine etait in
connue ou da moins point pra,iguee. lie pre-
,nasr geographic soas-marin a etc applique en-
aoai est celui entire la France, ct i Angleierre,
sf w p%arcoars de "a miles. Auiourd'h hui,
= % attendant lie r~esul,at de la pose dn cable
Weapigne, Ia longnenr dies cables sous-mariins
'spfesente un total de $50 miles.
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r. 81 WILKINS,
Il. y GOKDON
.Aall.

AVIS Aux CONTR1BUABIlsSs-At.
core payG ielirs taxes de 1867. sput; par los iTfsen.
tes ayertis. que mon depute, john p, Biilin ~prpcedc:
ri minGdiateHiciit Il fAlfe des slisics dnpyhs IA lpL
Cen& qli vcuIent s'eyiter des ftais fcrant ben do We.
mir me troiser sans dGlaii,,lA mon bureau INK Ope
ionsas. En- mon absence, JosephsD Richard cat an-
torise par moi de collector lcsdites taxnas
Opelonsas. ~ JUN 1858. ..M IL.
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7 OUIS STAGG, EncsnaSuf
~ v poat H Pafcisss 81. IAndr$ss hf5<
Willie riattG. sSf&g
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YNyTILIAM n. SrlcNG ER,
ENeFoera ID p~fofsHtoA danns
Co6txa Nj A6Ms nistxtct JNateaRtsS. NN6x
Epnhllcs Huf6au aux OpStbusSes xszzs N33SSs&2
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nNExlME AsaUIDRY NoN
~ ~ ssiisssar p'a i asas y Pasr e pssyell -
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n TOIEDANp n TAxYfOR MNxEh
1 0ninIasionaue etfnuigyHlYYBB dsssSx1G4
Charles u .rfiiion NohvetfesOSGxn 1sses28&
HEM. rotEpAN0. GM,nSxAla1 fkfEuGsT
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TOIIN n. III Ns45 AtucAf:--A
~ UNI Once "a FcTuoignufe dnes9s ftGSSs {EKH1< Sf2
M!atches N pttgnant AH0i domicile prrtS4n6$ Il
~ bursang dN 1~iSdtior. h n ssNSsNs3 s@MS
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[nUPERIER, HAY YES 4 CO., MafShAs
~ Cpmmissinuaires, liz run 81 L11Nsaa, MsQ5t11GS1k
Am. puiEHiEa. ALuSNl y. \ Aykss R6kfsrNN
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TiIHODUSN 81 ROBIN AyocAkF ons Sea
- ses services A ses aI1is IA w nibair al 0u6k16S6
Aiaes of QninziHnie pistrictsJ6&tblatf& uahoS06
SeHt mig Op0lDuSas, aAvfiL vi ]NFksS sN SHass Rs%saA
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"A LPHONSE DEBAILLON EnUs1
"a Publit duIts ct pnnr Ii ParolsSc ST. IIanndGrYx
Tout erdre lass6 chez iii dn I'D hutaadsds 4 q
Robin sera promIitement HxtUut4, @az5s
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r. W. MUSE h D0.-MaFGha0d 3i13
M /. |. .s mlss SA " s.s " 4 l b s,.s q sssett
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a1NlIEODORE DEvALG0UR III, Npt2l1I
Public et NncAitHur dams ut pohf8 llN r2t6tkee66Gs
81. Landry. Huf6an au Grand GoteAN.ss TA0Rnt uTS33SNtt
leissd au. fragasin do Mr.. q. B. r0tIN0tfn III
ssdronipteihlnt exhcHtd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-28

STORAGE Accommodate for s very
~ large amount Of 6Oaps, In the new Ware
house. foot Of Canal Dock. st low rates Apply 50
~ 2-lm PVHkRN Old.
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ARUS & SHINE, Aucti onecrs AMI
IL Commission Merchants, No: "A Main street. give
resi- estate merchandise Of every desert n, and
household furniture.
Sale Of horses mules, COWS, wagons and can taSes
&c, &C., every Saturday.
P. q. LARUS. Jas. n. ehU ~.
o0 Is--ta
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Office at Was!ington there are many objects OF
interest connected With the government,and those
who administered its affairs In times gone by
While examining Of these objects OF curiosi-
ty when In Washington ia December last, there
- nothing that struck US so forcibiy as the sam
pie Of ANAL locks OF hair taken from the heads OF
the different Chief Magistrates. from President
Washington down to President Pierce, secured in
n frame, covered with glass. Here IL, in fact,
part and parcel OF what constituted the living
bodies OF those illustsScas individuals, whose names
are as familiar as lIotsehbld words. but who now
live only 10 history and the Temembrances OF the
The hair of Washington is n-ariy pure white,
fine and smooth in its appearance.
That Of John Adsns Ia nearly tho same In color,
though perhaps little coarser.
The hair Of Jefferson is Of different character,
being mixture OF white and auburn, or a sandy
brown, and rather coarse. In his youth NEf. JET
fsrson a hair was remarkable for its bright color.
The hair OF Madison is coarse, and of mixed
white and dark.
The hair of Monroe is handsome dark auburn,
smooth aud free from any admixture whatever
He ID tie only President, excepting Pierce, whose
hair la undergone no change in color.
The hair OF John Quincy Adamsis peculiar, being
coarse AMI ysllowish grey in color.
The hair of Gen. jackson Is ainos. a perfect
white, bat coarse in it's character, as might be
supposed by those who have examined the por.
The hair of Van Buren is white and smooth in
The hair OF Gen Harrison is a fine white, with
slight admixture OF bla x.
brown.
The hair Of James K. Polk Is almost pure
white.
The hair Of Gen. Taylor is white, with slight
admiXture of brown.
The hair of Willard Fillmore is, on the other
hand brown, with slight admixture of white.
The hair of franklin Pierce is a dark brown, OF
which he has plentiful crop Washington Jour-
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EXCHANGE sTABLEs.-The

g. EXCHANGE 3 i A b ES.-The
GS subscribers having purchased the Stables
on franklin stres., Richmond, Va, and put them
in thorough repair. making many valuable improve
ments upon the same, are now prepared 70 accom-
moiste DROVBRS, Transient and Board HORSES.
upon as favorable terms any other stable IN the
city. They have also two MULE LoTc, both o;
which ara In good order.
There can always be found at our Stables all kind
o fHORSES, from the finest pairs to the common
plow horse.
There are a large number OF fine Horses for salt
there at this time, Also q lot of No. MULES.
We will be glad to purcl. se CORN or OATS ~
JOHN b. DAVIS.
ALEX. b. HUTCHINSON.
n B-Our OstIers are oil experienced and po-
lite. DAVIS q huTChhooS.
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nUvAL s. NORT0N-H0Rss TONIC,
LIZ for improving the condition of Horses and Mules
giving them an appetite aud relic ing them Of Bits
and Worms, Hidebound, Surfeit and Distempsr, and
all diseases which horses and mules are subject to
internally.
This Horse Tonic gives them new and glossy coat
of hair and can be left off after the animal is i'm
proved without his falling back to his first poor con-
ditiop. Warranted to cootain no Arsenic.
We have yet to hear Of single instance where the
Horse Tonic has failed in doing what we recommend
it.
Fer sale by Druggists and Merchants everywhere,
wholesale and retail, by
: DUvAL 4 NORTON. Druggists.
Corner Main and 10Th sts.. hichmend, Va.
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DEARLY WHITE TEETH, Perfomed

Breath, eonnd and Healthy Gums. can be oh
tained By uEnR Dawdsn's Dental Riuid Il Affords
instant relief and prevents toothachs arrests decay
and prevents the formation Of tartar kc
Dowdeu'a Dental Fluid ID recognized by the whole,
medical profassion - being M superior TO any sfh
decay and the many aches Tech ere hsir - ~.
mnandedby Dra Pleaasnfs, Hudson. "a. q Rich-
mend; Dr cosby, petessburG Or 70 Karly, Lynch-
Z 9: Ard Dentia;a everywhere. FOR ssis 81 20
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SO REWARD.--kan away, on

u the f7ist iday of November. .ls57. my negro
woman Rocsena She 10 Of medium size.
-dark complexion, aud hAs . mark on one
r.: mink on the left; generally timid; burned
Re: hy which she easily be detected the sk In
ar,yuud the eye h very much drawn. She has been
.een few days In kichNond. and passing - q free
woman. / suspect her 10 have forged pass and 70
working Ia some Of the tobacco factories In Rich.
mond or Manchester. will give the above reward
Tor her delivery 20 me- In petersburg.or forany in
ormation 30 that can get her again.
jy I2--dAwlms JAMES CUTLER.
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FORWARDING USINESS FROM
Il THE NORTHERN CITIES TO LYNCHBURG
VIA JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA CANAL
AND TO SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA AND
TENNESSEE VIA VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE
AND EAST TENNESSEE AND VIRGINIA RAIL-
ROAbS.-I am prepared to forward Merchandise on
Having control of tri-weekIy line Of Boats.
which compel to leave every other day ful or not
fnll goods are detained longer than is actually
necessary to get them from the steamers.
Time through from New YORK to Knoxville r. or
l3dsys. 80
The expenses on goods this route are very little
over half what they are via City Point and South
side Railroad.
~ Ali charges follow the goods to their destina-
ton ALFRED {. LEN,
Forwarding and Commission Merchant,
jy l2-ts On the dock, Richmond, Va.
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.KwA DAILY LINE 70 OLD
re RAsKTNs.
~-N COX,9 LINE Th~ :,

CUA8 LINE.-The only
regular Line Freight Boat nm
k,s1Smson9 e LXncn6urg, tire times vssk. Tux&
Boat HQLfANA. CAPT WE. d. saifk.
i 10 4AQ8. ~; JOINS ca. Cha1 ,. yshyeoa.
% L!Irk9 TENNEsSkA Capt Jass W.lfaxWeu
re. nArQtlQN CAPT Go. o. I1yns.
manded 81 cars7nl ana stspseisSoei CS;isiss. -
le.ve promptly = edyeeSo6d 4he soke1lbes. tkank-
al ior pas( evQS No M1cfNlly 6qeooWe(. tea1 CO.
AttAssAsa. Dos& snsss hrsSf q 1&16ss1a
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NEW sCHEDULE.-The

AA MN oOnEDu - -. ns
q Mail Steamships JAMESTOWN
NLE<s4HIR and ROANOKE are both on the
~ Route now between New York aud
The tSAMEsrO TOWN, Capt. PARRISH, leaving New
York every SATURDAY, at 8 O'clock, and the
Roanoke, Capt SKINNER every WEUNEsDAY
evening at Soclock. for Richmond.
Returning. the JAMESTOWN leaves Richmond
every TUESDAY evening at 4 o'clock, and the
ROkNOK r every FRIDAY evening. at o'clock, for
New York touching at Norfolk each way.
Cabin sssage, including Meals and State Room
Recommendations, only $lu.
Storage passage. only 81
For farther information. regarding freight, en-
LUDBAM & WATSON,
NH Cnnoeite Steamers' WharVes.
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VIRGINIA WORM KIILEK.-Childre
cry for It'll This valuable ana popular -prepara
ton Fl recemmended with the greatest confidence
be enc Of the best safest and most reliable Worm
sfroyeTs in use.
Esing prepared especially for children it Is sweet
and pleasant to the taste and readily taken by them
and may be given to the youngest infant with perfect
safety asit contains no oil, worm Geed or
Pre- only By n. J. PIcor. and for sale by
Druggists generally. an II