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VALUABLE FARM NEAR LOUISA C. n.
JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE.

AWE En- LNND TUX SALE.
IN obedience TO a decree of the Circuit Court of Buck.
inghAm county. rendered at the April term 1855, In
the case of Parrish and Beazley, assiepees, against Shores
Admir- and others, the undersigned Commissioners, will
offer for sale, ut public auction, ut the late residence of
Chsstain shores, decd, In the said county, on THURS.
DAY, the 10Th day OF June next, If fair, otherwise, on the
next fair dsv, the following valuable property, belonging
to the estate Of said Shores. viz: One Tract Of LAND,
containing 3le. and another l60 Acres, both lying on
James River, in the county Of buckingham. Also, one
containing 80 Acres; two Islands, each containing upwards
of 3 Acres, and one containing upwards Of 9 Acres, all
OF them In James River, opposite to the two said tracts
another Tract OF 1877 Acres adjoining another Island of SO
Acres, subject to the life estate Of Mrs. Shores In each Of
them, and it Is Understood that she is willing to dispose
OF her interest In them. This property lies just opposite
to the Middleton Mills, on the James River Canal, about 3
miles above the Virginia Mills. and 7 below ScottsviIle.
The Commissioners are authorized by the decree, to sell
any number OF them, az they may deem best. A portion
Of the land being rented out for the present year, the sale
OF that portion will be made, reservina to the purchaser
liberty OF seeding a crop of Wheat next fall, but full pos.
session not TO be given till the lst OF January, 1859. The
property will be sold on a credit of |, 9 and 5 years, equal
installments, Except the expenses Of sale, which will be
the purchaser, or purchasers to give bonds with approved
all the deferred installments, except the first %installment
for that portion OF tho land now rented out, and the legal
title to be- retained rs further security Tor the purchase
money. " w sOuTHALL. I Coum,.d,,er.
April 30-cIW
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SECOND ~pEsPATcH.l
,,oM w,SulNGTON CITY

|. u<cIsx, Juue THE day thus tar has been
Nssn, han WAS expected. Several small fights
= ~. srr.sts have taken place. Special police
,isr. while arresting the leader Of a gang
1, ~ "Tar Rsms," was severely injured by a
|, ~ ,h- bead, but it is not fatal. He shot his an,
"a; sud wounded several others. Gangs OF
y, visited all the polls, but the Marshals and the
|Tr. police followed ;hen,, and prevented a gene
,.,.by greatly adding 10 the quiet of the
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CoTTlNGHAM g. HARDING.
TIL OWNERS M NnRsHS

F your horse is lame, strained, CALLED, bruised ~
or kicked. rub him with HARTSHORNE'S kS3aN
CURE-ALL, the great pain annihilator. 1t sNZA.
cuts. removes soreness and swelines from cuts or bruises,
and allays Hll iniistnmAtion-it acts upon the blood ,sinrws,
muscles and bones. giving instant relief-it cures chUlic in
a few minutes, and improves the spirits and appetite Of the
animal-it cures scratches. prevents worms, and hardens
the bones. Try il, aud you will be Rstonishcd nj It's good
effects, on beast rs well IA man
Bottles - cents, ~ cents aud 81. To be had Of all the
Druggist,in Richmond, Norfolk and Portsmouth; SpoTrs'
WOOD. in Petersburg; THOMPSON, in Lynchburg.
NAV J6-dyc1n
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THE Utah ARMY. sc.

1. rcrI. June The democrats" LeRven
;, r,-,-spondent furnishes details If Utah news.
g np,,in nothing Of Importance, excepting that
4. 5usa'. command had advanced only ~ miles
=. i, 10 the l4ih of May, and would not reach
!, >,, r-,cr- tn. 10Th or 18th OF June, There is
~, ,-suv- 10 the cutting off of Capt. Msrcy's
Andrews column WAS at Fort kearney on the
'L,y. lac e:presa from laramie met Col. Mon
III. Blue. Col. May was al Clear Creek.
= .ir,y look place at Lawrence yesterday, be-
!. NJ. L,re and Mr. jenkins, prominent citizens
.,,ris,s resulting in the death Of the latter
;, w.. son- luminosity between the parties,
., cut ot u disputed laud claim.
!. nail from Utah to 10Th April, brings a con-
Of Gov. Cummings entry into Salt Lake
N, 10 other news.
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iSEcpSD

|. r.m:. e Bsrr,t, The snti.know Nothing Can,
-. Nsyor, is probably elected by three to,ive
El.i ~ma,Sr;ty. A few gangs Of triumphant row
-. .r,y.rs NJ the streets with Bacchsnaliau re
:. md threatening 10 rescue from Jail Powers
-, .-p;.rced 10 be hung on Friday week. The
o.. mounted force will be kept GU duty ali
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uNO TRUSTEES OF SCHOOLS, Gc.-A mar
ried gentlemen, a graduate of one Of eur Oldest In
situations, with seventeen years experience In tsscnins'
male Seminary In Maryland, wishes to End . situation 10
ono Of the more Southern States, to eqtab!bh sperms'
nent School. of q high order, or enter ono already eslau,
mefsrred. AddrSn., "A. NJ" care Of Rev. A. steele
Washington, D. c. June '-is"'"
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x Is. STEEL,
1858.
HHEN

ETURNS his sincere thanks to those G~
HI whose liberal patronage he has re. .S344@
ceivcd during the year past, and respect 0IY"
fully asks n continuance of it. assuring ~
them that all operations, either in the Mechanical or
Operative Department, will be performed in the most
satisfactory manner. Having an experience of eight
years in this city, he feels confident OF giving, as he be-.
lievcs he has, thus far, entire satisfaction. lie may be-
found at all hours. All work warranted. Office and Re.
sidence No. 23l, on Main. above 9th Street, and nearly
opposite J. w. Davies Marble Works, Richmond, Va.
Inn Ply
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iORE AMERICAN VESSELS HOARDED.
YokE. June The barque Tansro. from
40. and the brig Abran, were boarded, during
,..ss-. the former by G Spanish war steamer,
lss lsii.r by the British steamer Sty1. 10 both
SHE s,Iictest politeneas was observed.
.roy. june The Helen Jane and the scboon.
T.z-r. just arrived, were boarded by a British
vessel ~ the Gulf, and the captains and crews
.-S.ul
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June 5 GoDDlN & APPERsos Auc,.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE FARM on
1000 ACRES, IN POWHATAN OUNTY CALLEN

"ROCK SPRING."
Y virtue OF the provisions of a trust deed. dated path
IL February, leaa, executed by Nh. :. y. White anu
others TO the subscriber, and duly recorded in Powharaa
County Court, shall proceed to sell. ut Public Auction, ga
the premises on TUESDAY, June Ia less. At ~ O'Clock "
flair, 1t not. the next fair day. at the same hour, the Trsctgl
Land called Rock Spring" lying and being In the county
Of Powhatsn, sbort two miles north Of the Courthouse
containing about 900 acres. and now in the occupancy 81
Mr J L Mayo, and being the sams which was purchased
by the said While Of mr Thomas T Muntord. The band
is said TO be In an improving condition, and the building.
thereon are comfortable for the use OF the place. 4 plsI
Of the land will be exhibited at the hour OF sale. ana -
| will be sold entire, OF divided into two or three pal reels ~
may be deemed beat.
I cash, balance At d II Hnd ~
months, for bonds bearing interest. uhs same To be- psId
half early,) secured by u trust deed. The taxes Tor les
o be paid by the purchaser. The title 10 believed TO BE-
| perfect, but the subscriber will convey with the usus'
special warranty w. GUDDlS, Trustee
June o-Oswtds
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THE GREAT HEALTH RESTOREK.

VEAsT PGWnER We have lusi received ano.
shsr fresh lot OF Preston q m Nj : inis'noae ae tai
Powder, which il used according to directions never isi
10 make sweet and wholesome bread.
June P. JOHNSTON g. BRO Druggists.
x ENUINE POWHATAN have just
received a small lot OF the celebrated Powhatar
Pines. Also, few of tense Extra Large Dues. Pc:2oos
who have been waiting their arrival can now b: supplied,
June & p. JOHNSTON & BRO. Druggists.
'rANTON MATTING.-4t Caaton Mattin. :,
~ "A Red Check Cestcn Mstahg' oi the .uoIosna u
other superior brands
A Cocoa Maine and Cocos Door Mats
lime & CHRISTIAN & LAT HROP.
--Thc undersigned a graduate OF the
University of Virginia, with one years experience
a. Teacher, desire. a situation IN for the a.n coming mil g yssE' Ian 70
cuages, Junior Mathematics, Chemistry, soG the usual
English branches.
m Testimonisls of character and competency can be
uiysp Addre,. TEACHER,
Care Of J. L. Msrye, JT. Fredericksburg, Va.
Nay l4-cwew
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mENCHANDISE.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD.


ONE TiIui'sASD DOLLARS
ANY PERSONS, including con.
lSh duc;0rs o, Public i'Tc-sts, have 6
shown their ignorance n" less than M1TAlY
their zeal, in charsim. the. hlstillrr.M H-EFfHJ.TLy
with mixing poison with their liquors. wv I
10 one acquainted with the proces.G.AEK@
OF making wiiskry this is simply ridiculous; but to lii,
p6bhc generally lis rritrrauoh conveys the impression
that II has some foundation intruth.
Whlskey is made from grain which ID first ground into
m~esl-mixed with hot water made To pass through thu
process OF fermentation by the introduction of Yeast, pre-.
ciseiy us light bread is made to do, aud which process de
velopes the alcohol, and :hen distilled.
No poison, mineral or vegetable, Is used in Its rnanufac
ture. Ii other persons are silly enough, or criminal
enough. to commit the atrocities charged, it 10 not TOR us
TO defend them, VIC only claim to ANSWER tor ourselves.
The above reward will be paid TO any one who will
prove by the testimony of u competent and respectable
chemist that our statement is untrue, so lar rs LIQUOR ma.
nufacturca By us is concerned; with the understanding
that the liquor subjected to the test shall b. procured, eli
ther from our storchouse, or from any of our many re.
spectacle customers; and that the character of the che.
mist who analyses il, shall be 80 established rs to be be.
bond suspicion, either Tor okill or honesty.
May lO-d6m A & TIlURSTOE.
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NOTICR
THE ALUM WELLS ESTATE, ~ WASHYNGTO
COUNTY EOR AAI Z

II ALUM WELLS ESTATE ~ W~dSHIFGTON
COUNTY. FOB L
subscriber. IN conjunction with his partners,
n doctors White and CampoeilD purchased what Is
known as the alum Wen. Estate In Warrington coqn.
y, 10 miles WestG o. hIinguGn, va; lying on a Gesutiiuliy
graded rosn' running through inc iano; WIN sen MS inter.
eat IN sald estate. Wnich II onetn'ra OF the Land ana
Wells. mere are 343 acres IN the uact, mere or less, In
" beautiul raliey, II the oase OF Chneh MoGntain' ana IN
\ quarter OF q miie OF tne hoistoh rver, south OIL the
Wells. Inc virginia ana hentucky "a irohd, now making,
wil pass ABOUT 4V1 yalds rom the wsAs inns tract OF
ANA 40 OF gooa SOIL, ahu hnel{ tnh3ersu: nero are near
aoou1S u " eIc eisaleu, uhuci sooa ienCe'
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Ian OF SINGLE NUMBERS.

CLASS ~,
City Of Augusta, Georgia, In public, on
DAY, June Goth, 1858.
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BY no. b. LYME, AUCT,
pgBLIc SALE OF 4 miGnLY IMPROVED
BY GODDIN & APPERsON, AUCr-.
lost VALUABLE real ESTATE ~ THE
CIT OF RICHMOND ON MARSHALL, 10TH M

CITY OF RICHMOND ON MARSHALL, 10TH AND
nth STREETS, FOX SAIL AT AUCTION.
a the request Of the Finance Committee of the Civ
n Council. We will sell, at public auction, on the pre-.
mises, on TUESDAY, the 18th June. ls5s. at 3 o'clock. =
NJ. the valuable real estate located as above. on which
stands the AthenBum. The LOT fronts 200 feet n the
South side Of Marshall street, runs back on 10Th sni ilth
streets, about $50 feet to a wide alley. Ii will be- dlyld.t
so as TO sell on Marshall street, with the buiIdin. calico
the Athenaum, ITO feet, and the remaining 80 icet will
be divided into two lots of 30 feet each, running back $50
feet
The foregoing real estate is justly regarded 81 amou-
the most valuable in our city. for private dWeIlina- or tor
a church, or other large cdihce.
TERMs:-One.tourth cash. balance at 6. II ami Il.
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, secured oy
trust deed, or title retained.
June 5 GODDN & APPERSON Aur'-
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|LIIMuRE, JUsE Flour 10 active and I'M.
b.. Wheat is Guiet-white 81 G5 to Is. red
Eu. 10. Corn ia active aud buoyant-white
: Yellow CT A ~.
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MARINE NEWS.
Kf OF RICHMOND. JUSr 7, 1858.

s!sH WATER THIS DAY Al III O'CLOCK.
ARRIVED,
.Dt; jamestown, Parrish. New York, mdse and
amer George Peabody, Pritchett, Baltimore,
\, t Nickerson, Nickerson, Boston via City
IN ballast
II HOp., Frank, Baltimore, mdse
Z " ". Griffin, Penny, James river, lumber
Z Ann D Pixies, Roughtop, North Carolina,
ss
( Ds!.;aou, locke, keed, Carusnas, sugar and
-E.
SAILED,
Il Alert. Stone. Baltimore, in ballast
Z Convert. -, Philadelphia via Port Wal.
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4
+. ii. TiYLOR's ut sic SALOON
AND PiA.NO-FDRT re IViRE-RDOU,

dNc If.fD-fIf Il IPlhE-hbD.D,
No. lss, MAIN srnEEr.
fHNHE undersigned 10 sole agent N this Inxssael-
city Tor th. sale vi the celebrated &4RftS349
HuNNS 4 CLAlth'S PIANO FOkTES.-1 \
The instrurnents have received the unouali.u . y
ed approval of The grcHtrst Pianist in this country and 10
Europe. He also keeps Pianos of GALE g. co. Hndolh.I
good and wellcstablishcd makers.
L. ii Taylor keeps constantly on hand an assortment o
the best Musical Instruments and Musical Merchandise In
general, consisting of Pnlaubats superior M~ELODEONS
Of ~, 5 and 6 octaves, with single and double reeds.
Martin unrivallcd GUITARS
Taylor s%hpproved FLUTES-the,o Flutes are not sur.
passed)
Accordeons ,Clarionets Flutes Flies, Flagcolets. Guitars,
Violins, Banjos, Bridges, Pegs, &c.
Tuning Forks and Pipes, Mouth Pieces for ClaHonets
and rassinstruments.
Piano Stools and bestquality Guitar and Violin Strings.
Thelargest and most beautiful assortment Objectionable,
new and standard Sheet Music to be found In this State
4 ltberaldiscount made to Teachers and Schools.
In shnrt, every article in tie Music line may be had at
this establishment ut most reasonable prices.
Pianos Tuned and let to Hire. Old Piano, taken In ex.
change Tor new ones. P. II. TAYLOR.
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HOW To CURE ALL PAIN.
~ EURALGIA 10 an affection of the Nerves. Rheuma,
tism arises from Colds, Weakness of the Blood. LIZ.
posure, and ia attended with pains in tho Bones. Muscles,
SPINE, Sides, Limbs and Back.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE ALL-THE GREAT PAIN
ANNlVILATOR.
This article Is prepared by a Chcr1st, and acts upon
the Nerves, Blood. Bones, Sinewa and Muscles, and by it's
warming, stimulating and magnetic electro power, expels
all pain from the system. II also cures Dyspepsia arising
from a weak stopscS sad bowels. By its use. pain van.
ishes, and indiR eaton Is improved.
For ChoGc, Cholera, Pain in the Stomach or Bowels. no
prcpsra.ion equals it in giving instant relief.
; Itcurcs Tooth. Ache in a minute; Sore Throat or Mouth
vaui.hcs; and for Sprains, Bruises or Cuts, in Man or
Beast, II acts like Il charm.
Every Laborer and Family, and every Planter or
Farmer, who have large forces TO manage, should sc. a
bottle, in case OF accidents or sudden siciness, as it usual
" cures in less time than it requires to get a Physician.
Try it, and you will be stTpried at its happy effect.
Bottles IL, rs and 20 Its.
Be sure aud ak for H~A3TSHUREE'S CURE.AJs'.
Sold by ell BTusgiGtI in Richmond, Norfolk su' rn'
month: +. II Robertson, in Petersburg, and iTb 4
Co., Lynchburg. ..
N. BIZ yon have a Cough, use INES
PECTORA SYRUP OF WlLDCF lathe best
Cough syrup in the World, Aprl3
to,
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CnIlS SAhE UT h<NAND ~
GLOUCESTER COUNTY.
N pursuance Of a deed OF trust, recorded IN the county
Il court OF Gloucester county, bearing date OF the lsth
day of July, 1856. and at the request OF Charles &. Curtis,
the creditor therein named, !, acting under the authority
Of the said deed. will, on SATURDAY. the 18th day OF
July, 1859, at Gloucester Courthouse, sell, by public AUG
ton, to the highest bidder, that valuable Tract OF Land IN
tn" county OF Gloucester, called " Warchain.."
The said Tract OF Land, containing between 100 and
] 200 acres, lies about six miles above Gloucester Court
house, and Ia, In all respects, one OF the best estates In the
county. The soil ia generally Of the best quality, and has
been highly improved. 1t is well wstered and heavily
%timbered.
The improvements consist OF = coInmodious dwelling
house, and all necessary utEuildings for the sccommoda'
estate is peculiarly valuable as r grazing farm. and com
prises all that Is necessary 10 render il a desirable resi-
dence and profitable investment.
Persons desiring to examine this estate, are referred 10
Mr.. Edward Sears and Mr.. Francis Cooke, VINO reside in
the vicinity of the premises, and will take pleasure in
giving any information which may be required. 80,
TERMS OF SALE-So much OF the purchase money Wili
be required in CASH, bs will be sufficient to pay The san
If S2,a50, with interest. or $1,000 from the hfst day OF
January, 1853, and all the costs and Charge attending the
execution of this trust; and the residue will be required
to be paid, as follows: that Ia TO say, one.third on the hfst
day Of January, 1859; one third on the hrst day oil Janua.
ry, 1860; and the remaining third on the hrst day OF Janu'
airy, ls6l. The said irstalpaents are TO bear interest from
the day Of sale, and TO be secured by the bonds OF the
purchaser, with satisfactory personal surety, and a lien on
the land cold.
shall reserve the power Of resale, in case the pur.
chaser shsll fail to comply with the terms herein set
forth.
The purchaser will have the privilege of seeding scrop
Of wheat next fall, and will be let into full possession Oh
the pre- mlses on the first day Of January, less.
WYNDHAM KEMP, Glouceste. Court House.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARkE'S

AAIAIS
UlHIs Invaluable medicine ia unfaiing in the cure OF
all those painful and dangerous diseases incident to
the female constitution.
1t moderates all excesses, and removes all distractions,
from whatever cause, and a speedy cure may DO relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
Il Is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in a short time bring on
the monthly period with regularity,
CAUTlON,
These Pills should not lie taseS W temsles that are
pregnant, during the" FIRST THREE MONTHS, as they
are aurc to bring on Miscarriage but at every other time
and 10 every other case, they are perfectly safe.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain In
the Back aud Limbo, Heaviness. Fatigue on slight eXer'
hon. Palpitstion OF the Heart. Lowness OF spi1te, hys'
terics, Sick Headache, Whites, and all the painful diseases
occasioned by a d%isordercd sy'tem, these Pills Will effect
a cure when all other means have failed.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
A bottle containing so pills, ena enGiic,ed win tne 'oS-
eminent stamp of Great britain, can be cent post free for
el and c postsSe staahps. r-- ,,p
Whclecle and Retail Agents for VirginlsTPGR.
S6RToN March l6-ly.
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MARINE MEMS,

ROADS. June ARRIVED, brig Umpire,
E,ian-as. GounG to hoston, with the Captain
-. arrived, ship Flora Temple, six dsys
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|EW YORK, JUNE Flour is firm; State and
IRE 5 cis better. Wheat is firm Corn is heavy.
b, ar dull.
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5,4s5 Prizes amounting to $4,000
Whole Tickets, $40: Halves, IS; Quarters, 8. 50.
DIAN np nur JnTrcpV

5,4s5 Prizes amounting to s32O,ON
Whole Tickets ST., GO 81 H 1ss i g; CHARTERS, 81 50.
The numbers from l to $4,000, corresponding with those
numbers on the tickets printed on separate slips Of paper,
The FIRST 457 prizes, similarly printed and encircled, are
placed In another wheel.
from the wheel Of numbers, and at the same time a prize Is
drawn from the other wheel. The number and prize drawn
out are opened and exhibited to the audience, and register
ed by the Commissioners the prize being placed against
the number drawn. This operation Is repeated until all the
prizes are drawn out.
APPROXIMATIONS PRIzEs.-The two preceding and the
two succeeding numbers to those drawing the first I prizes
will be entitled to the 2S Approximation Prizes. For exam
pie: II ticket No. 1880 draws the 10000 prize, those tick.
tied TO s4OO. II ticket No. $50 draws the $4,000, those
tickets numbered Ss, $40, 55l, 52, will each be entitled to
$500, and SO on according to the above scheme.
ure Of the number that draws the $4,000 prize. For exam
Pile, II the number drawing the $4,000 prize ends with No
/ then all the tickets where the number ends In |, will be
entitled to $50. II the number ends with 9, then allthe
tickets where the number ends In 2 will be entitled TO $50
and so on to 0.
Certificates Of packages will be sold at the following
Certificate of packages Of 10 rhGie tickets $50
10 Quarter" 20
10 Eighth 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money 10 our address for the tickets ordered,
on receipt Of which they will be orwarded by first mall.
Purchasers can have tickets ending in any figure they may
designate.
The list OF drawn numbers and prizes will be sent TO pur
chasers Immediately sNer the drawing.
EB Purchasers will please write their signatures plain,
and give their post Office, county and State.
"a Remember that every prize Is drawn and payable In
full without deduction.
EB- All prizes of 1900 and under, paid Immediately az
| ter the drawing other prizes at the usual time Of thirty
/ days. All communications strictly confidential.
\ Address orders for tickets or certificates to
8. SWAN 4 CO., Augusta, Ga.
| Persons resiling near Montgomery Ala, or Atlanta, Ga,
| can have their orders Allied, and save time, by addressing
8. Swan 4 Co., at either of those cities.
\ az A list OF the numbers that are drawn from the
\ wheel, with the amount OF the prize that each one y entitled
to, will be published after every drawing, In the following
| papers: New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston
| Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Inteliigencer, New
| York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Morning News, Rich.
| mond Dispatch, New.York Dispatch, Augusta (Geo.) Con-
/ stitutionalst, and Paulding (Miss.) Clarion. May Is.
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~OxYRN.s WEST POINT HOTEL Il NOW
u OPEN. The following boats leave New YORK, stop
ping at Cozzeps' Dock:
THoMA POWELL al 345 P. NJ, from loot oil Jay
street, daily. -
ARMENIA at 7 o'clock A. NJ, from 1901 o. murray
street. alternate days.
METAMoRA at ! O'Clock A. NJ, Hou loot OF lay street,
alternate days
risnu elteet, on alternate days, at P. NJ.
The annual examination ut the Mllitsry Academy COM
,nerces June Isl.
June l-lw WIN. n Co1HeNo
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y
FENHE subscribers having purchased the Sta.
Il bles, formerly owned and occupied by Mr.. J
James Harden, on Franklin street, Richmond, ~
Virginia, and put them in thorough repair, 1-A
making many valuable improvements upon the same. are
now preparedto accommodate DROvERS. transient and
board HORSES, upon AS favorable terms as any other
Stable in the city. They have also two MULE LOTS, both
Of which are inigood order.
There can always be found at our Stables all kinds of
HORSES, from the finest pairs IN the common pillow h0rse.
There are q large number of fine HORSES for sale there
at this time. Also. a lot Of No. l MULES.
We will be glad to purchase CORN or OATS at any time
of the farmers. JOHN B. DAVIS.
ALEX. B.. HUTCHINSON.
N. B.-Our Gstlers are all experienced and polite.
April l6-3m' DAYI g.