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NEW Arrival OF PIANO FORTEs

NEW AKRIVAL Of PIANU FORTES.
rYNHE subscribers have just opened 4
number OF PIANO FOKTES OF OK @4.f4RSa
quisite tone and finish, which will be ~~
cold at very moderate prices. These ~ 2 ~
Instruments are Of the same make that the subscri.
hers have been selling tor 50 many years past, a1d which
have given such delight and pleaure to purchasers.
ALSO
Large supplies of Piano Stools, Piano Covers, ~Superbly
Toned Guitars, Violin, Harp, Guitar and Vnlincelio
Strings Of the best qualities together with An extensive
collection OF new and fashionable Music.
NJ WOODHOUSE & CO,
Bookseller, Statirneri and
Iupa na.lnrx In piann Enrtea
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1. NJ. SINGER & CO.'S PATENT
SEWING MACHINES.

OFYIcE No. PIT, MAIN STREET, RIcHMoNp.
TIME reputation OF our unrivsllRd machines is too well
known, AS thousands can testify, to require specisl
notice, or 90 much putting and blowing to sell them
Planters, manufacturers and others are respectfully in.
vitod to cal and examine for themselves, At tho Office,
where their Agent will take pleasure in explaining to any
one who may favor him with a call. Ladies learned TO
operate. stitchipg, &C., dono for ~fs1,iEcs. Twist, nee.
dies, thread, and every .hsiag IN the Machine line, for sale
at the Office. Machines repaired, &c:
Nav iO-tf /. nj. SINGER & co.
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BY GODDIN a APPERs0N. aICTs-

2 NEGROES This Cay, 1t 10 O'Clock I will soil
cS.;,US a. 70 likely Eegtocs-Men, Boys. Girls, Women AID
June ~ urrT0p D.y,,
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TRUST SALE Q 4 YALUABLE FARM N

TRUST SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM IN
HENRlCO, JUST BELOW RICHMOND.
DURsuANT to the provisions OF a deed of trust exc.
cuted by Howard Burlington, on the 18th day OF
July, 1920. and recorded in the Clerks Office OF Henrico
County Court, ! shall, as trustee, proceed, on FRIDAY,
the 9th day OF July, 1883. on the premises, to sell, at lb-
lie, auction, to the highest bidder, the tract OF land con
yeyed in the said deed. The farm contains ls6 acres. Ia
well timbercd and Is In a good neighborhood The dwell.
ing house Is In good condition. The land il productive,
and the proximity of the farm to the city Of Richmond,
(being only six or seven miles below the city of Rich.
raond.) renders ii a very desirable location.
TEaMs:-onethird of the purchase money to be paid
IN cash, one third In twelve months, and the other third
in two years from the day of sale. with interest on the
credit payments from the date Of sale till paid, and the Il.
tie to be withheld till the whole purchase money be paid.
~June4-ctds THOS. J. EVANS, Trustee.
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SWAN q CO.'S LOTTERIES

SWAN & co.
CONTINUE TO DRAW AS USUAL WITHOUT
INTERRUPTION.
3 w N q CO.'S
LOTTERIES ARE LEGAL, N
AUTHORIZED BY II
STATE OF GEORGIA
THE LATE TO INJURE
OUR FIRM HAS SHOWN
THAT OUR LOTTERIES r DRAWN FAIRLY;
THAT OUR PRIZES ARE PAID P~UNCTUALLY;
N THAT OUR CHEME
ARE MORE LIBERAL THAN ANY OTHER LOT
Terry IN THE r
fUNHE following Schemes will be drawn by 8. SWAN 4 Co.,
Il Managers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery, In each OF
their single number Lotteries for JULY, 1855, at Angus
Ga, In public, under the superintendent of Commits.
sloners.
Class % draws OH Saturday. July 3, 1858.
Class % draws on Saturday, July 10, 1883.
Class "a draws ON saturday, July ~, 1855.
Class x5 draws on Saturday, July FL, 1858.
Glass 20 draws on Saturday, July 81. 1883.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
5000 TICKETS!
1--WE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND RIoHTr. FIVE PRIZES |
Nearly one Prize to every Nine TlcketsIl
N A n NJ p 7 n N m q n IL l. 4
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es.ste left by a certain ANTON or OHIO FRIED
RIcHs. a native of Hsgeuau, Al.sce, France, who h,
served 10 the French army under Napoleon the tirst, and
10 said 10 have emierated 10 the United States in 1914, and
who 10 supposed to have resided in Virginia and died in
Baltimore, In October. 1857, leaving a very large estate;
A suitable compensation will be paid 10 any one VINO
can give reliable Information in relation to the said estate
and the present owner Of II.
ROBT. LEHR, % German st., ~ stai:s,,
lime le-2w baltimore, Md.
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Theae Spectacles can DE obtained only until SATURDAY;
June Goth, at the Office, under the Exchange, next to Geo.
NJ. Vests Bookstore. June 2l-lw
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NRGROES.-Wc will sell IL M e,- ,r
~ ron. Ut our cflce, at 9! O'Clock ,noa, "
puLLlAM 4 Belts, Auas,
June ~ Under Odd Fellows Hall. Frsnti;r So.
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rIRCULAR-The Partnership heretofore existing
between LEWIS JOHNSON and EDWARD SIMMs,
under the style of the Washington City Savings Bank,
having expired, the general BANKING Business will be
hereafter conducted by tho undersigned under the firm Of
LEWIS JOHNSON & CO
LEWIS JOHNSON,
DAVID WALKER
l.. J. DAVIS.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARkE'S

CELERRATFD FEMALE PILLS.
TUNHIS invaluable medicine is uufailing In the cure Of
all those painful and dangerous diseases incident to
the female constitution.
It moderstes ali excuses, and removes all obstructions,
from Whatever cause, and a speedy cure may be relied
on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
il lr peculiarly suited. 1t will, In a short time. bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These pills should not be taken by females that are
pregnant, during the FIRST THREE MONTHS, as they
are sure TO bring on Miscarriage; but at every other time,
and In every other case, they are perfectly safe.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain In
the Back and Limbs. Hcaviness, Fatigue on slight exer.
don, P~alpitation OF tho Heart, Lownesa OF spirits, Hys.
terics, Sick Headache. Whites, apd al tie painful diseases
occasioned by q disoraersd sysseI, ihs'e FILLS will eject
q cure when e, other means have failed.
Full directions In the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
A bottle containing so pills, and encircled With the Tow
eminent Stamp Of Great Britain, can be sent post free for
81 and 6 postage stampL ,,
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Virginia-PUR-
CELL, LADD & Co, w. PETERSON, and DUVAL &
NORTON. March Idly.
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VALUABLE TKACT or LAND FOR SALE.

WI stsND YIN "a y
M HIM to dispose of our valuable Tract al Lsna
situated Immediately On James River, sixteen
miles above Lynchburg, and QUO mile and a halt beo"
Waughs Ferry, we will offer 1t at public auction.
on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of August. less. sad
land adjoining Pembroke Waugh, James Waugh, willi-n,
Scott and others, containing 455 acres. and sbou, 40
acres cleared and In a good stat. of cultivation, about 80
acres oil low ground on the river, ard about 80 acres cut
on, leaving about go acres in good Timber; and hsvins
the river market, one can always lind ready sale Tor wood
or lumber in Lynchburg, or ON the bank of the river
Iherei Is good seat TOR Il Saw Mill near the river. Thu
Land Is very productive for all kinds OF grain-when,.
rye, Corn, Oats, Grasr, &c., there IL none better In n"
county There are Two good Dwelling Houses on the isnd
and other outbuildings. and II new and large rt-ill.ry.
ht'cd up aud in operation, which could he made very pro.
htAble, and having II very fine range Tor hogs There a"
toE large and newly fitted up Tobacco Houses, and some
ten or twelve good and never. failing Springs. Thrr"
could be a great denl OF Meadow made. This Land ls IN
a good neighborhood, convenient to Churches. Schools.
&c. This Land can be divided, and will be sold to ,u!,
purchasers, rs It will make two good farms. Terms msd"
known on the day Of sale, and II the ll,h is unfair. tn
sale will take place the next lair day. ANY one wi hin.
10 purchase had better come and examine said Tract BE-
inre the day Of sale.
Any turtner information respecting the premises can b.
had by addressing NJ NJ. BRYAN 4 CO..
June ol-c4t Hocketts Bottom, Amherst Go. V,
FARM or FIVE HUNDREDAND >IXTy FOU
n a HALF ACRES OF LAND IN n CoUN
TIES OF CHESTERFIELD AND POWHATAN, ON
II %DAEvILLE Raj. ROAD, FOR SALE.
WYE are authorized to sell the above tsrm. II iie- u"
w Swift Greek, in the above counties, on the North
side of the Danville Rail Road, one and a quarter mile.
from TomShswk Depot, and touching the rail road for r
short distance. 1t contains s6i! acres. OF which noou,
100 acres are In flat land, very fertile. $50 acre. open land
for cultiyation; $50 acres In original growth, Snd l54!
acres 10 large old field pine and young oak The building,
consist OF a dwelling, with three rooms Oh tn. lower
| door, and three attic rooms, much out of repair: three
negro cabins, smoke house, corn.house. n good cransry.
a good tobacco barn. and a m%ilI.house. which may be used
ne n tobacco barn. There il Oh the Tract sn abundance
Of first rate plant land, and II large quantity OF buildIu.
timber II miles from a steam SAW and grist mill, at Toms
hawk Depot As the owner has now no use for the above
farm, it will be sold at a low price, and on ~accOmmod
ting terms. Mr.. w. a Martin, the Depot Agent at Tuma.
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WATERMAN. OF NEW ORLEANS
REINSTATED.

v,v ORLEANS, june 2O.-Chas. NJ. Waterman.
Wa "a. inpesched BY the City Council, has been
En,,ed Mayor until the period fixed for the inau.
l,,,no Of the Mayor elect.
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WATER WHEELS.

WATER WHEELS.
TO MILL OWNERS AND MANUFACTURERS.
WE are now manufacturing lonval's French Turbine
w Water Wheels, with ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for
mills and factories, ofevery descriptions; and all those wish.
ing toimprove their water power, willhndi:t to their interest
fall, their usual amour, of waSr, the kind of machinery
to be driven; we caa .Een give the price of the wheel,
or what we viii furnish wheel and principal gears for,
warranted 10 do a certain amount Of work. Time given
to test the wheel, and if it does not come up 10 our figure,
the wheel and gears 10 be delivered to us at the mill of
the purchaser.
HEATH & STEVENSON,
Laurel Factory, Prince George County, Md.
ROBERT AIR Agent, Hchmaod, Va.
Anrl o3-dkcly
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..INGs INSTITUTION OF RICHMOND.

u At TIE STORE OF CHRISTIAN & LATH-
f0P, No. Sc, MAIN STREET,
asEt dePoEites will DO received, o. which an In.
! .'e't Of per cent. viii be paid On all SUI .
70 on dePosttc six nonths or longer, aud five or
" .,sorter period.
: at'c:icn tas been In existence thirty one yet rs;
S-A ''er tea millions OF dollars; mas 40 suspended
,s.asTsr lost one dollar or failed to pay any cert6.
SAd.e. JGo. THOMPSON, President,
|,.n WI. H. CHRISTIAN, Cashier.
E"-"l.nus JAMES II. Secretary.
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1i006 T0BACC0 LAND Ar AUCTION,

nyHE subscriber will positively cell, upon the pre-.
misses, to the highes, bidder on the 2d day OF July
next or fair, if not, the next fair day. l,224 acres OF Land
in the county Of Charlotte, we'll adapted to The growth Of
Tobacco aud Grain; a fair proportion Hat land OF good
quality, about half in original forest, heavily timbered,
and an abundant supply {; water. The improvements
The location 10 healthy and in an excellent neighborhood,
six milesw west oil the village Of Rough Greek. Mr. F. T.
Jennings. who lives upon it, will show the land to any one
wishing to see it. 1t will be sold In one tract or divided
TO suit purchasers.
Terms accommodating, and made known ON the day Of
sale. JOHN o. ARMlSTEAD.
lime Iq-ctds. Lynchburg, June lS, 1855.
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EXCHANGE STABLES,

TIME subscribers having purchased the Sta
u bles. formerly owned and occupied by Mr. T
James Harden, on Franklin street, Richmond, S
Virginia. and put them in thorough repair, I'LL
making many valuable improvements upon the same, are
now prcparndto accommodate DROvERS. transient and
board HORSES, upon as favorable terms as any other
Stable in the city. They have also two ULELOTS, both
OF which are inIgood order.
There can always be found at our Stables all kinds of
HORSES, from the finest pairs to the common pillow horse.
There are a large number of fne HORSES for saiethere
at this time. Also. a LOT of No. l MULES.
We will DO glad to purchase CORN or OATS at any time
of the farmers. JOHN r. DAVIS.
ALEX. B.. HUTCHINSON.
N. B.-Our Gstlers are all experienced aud polite.
April l6-3m- DAVIS d.
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MOVEMENT OF U. s. TROOPS.
:. Lars, June 2l.-Leavenworth dates to 18th
,. ,,,,s rha, Gen. Harvey and staff left for Utah
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EUTAW HOUSE, BALTIMORE.

OIh uOCSRs
TIME EUTAW HOUSE having been thoroughly re
newed, altered and elegantly refurnished, possess
ing all the modern improvements Of Steam, Gas, Baths,
Billiard Tables. ETC., ia now ready to accommodate the
public H. u style unsurpassed by amy first class Hotel in
tbs country.
The especial attention of gentlemen travelling with Ia.
dies and families is called TO the superior arrangements Of
this house. 1t, spacious and lofty apartments, arranged
in full and convenient suits of Parlors, Chambers, etc,
present most attractive and desir able accommodations.
The sunptuousness and excellence OF its Table, the
superiority Of is wines and liquors and general appoint.
ments shall contiaue OF the highest grade.
1t il centrally situated for either business or pleasure
travellers, in q most elevated and healthtul location, at
the corner OF Baltimore and Eutaw streets, a few squares
from the Baltimore and Ohio and Washington Railroad
Stations.
Coaches and Porters attend upon al tse tsains and
steamers for the conveyance OF guests and their baggage.
No pains will be spared to make tae Eutaw the elegant
snd comfortable home of its guests.
Ladies' do -....2D per dsy.
June l6-dw4w JOHN CARROLL, Propr.
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,. SHhiNifphr Shhtias'ES. -
' subscriber has on hand, ut his Coach cANL
Il making establishment. on Eagle Alley, E$gSe
between 18th and 18th streets, near the Columbian Hotel
Coaches, Chariotioes, Barouches, Buggies, with and with.
out tops, and Sulkics, all oil his own make, of best mate.
rails and workmanship, all of which will be sold Mt The
most reasonable prices, To suit the times; and respect
fully ask n call from those in want of any article in the
Carriage line, ms ! will make TO order, any article, as low
rs can be made in the city of Richmond, OF the same kind
All new work warranted
April l9-d&c6n MTCAJAH MANGUM.
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lbATENT ROPE ACHiSE-.1he public ~ re.
oue,ted TO cal at the store of GARRISON, AMBER
SON a. CO., No loo. Main street. and examine one Of
rUrcaER's PArRST RoPR MACHINES. They are agents
or the sale of the Machines; also, shop, county and state
rights. This Ia An article worthy the attention Of any
,ne who desires a handsome profit in a small investment
June le
ID OF HERRINGS.-Half barrels ismily Roe her.
u rings, for sale by
June le GEO. ] HERRING, 81. Main st.
% ROGUEs, BROGUEs, BKOGUEs % 600 pair
ID Richmond made Brogues, for sale on ccommod
ding terms, by N DEVEREUX,
Leather Dealer, ~, Cary a.,
] sept al-cn Bsewsn l2h and l3h sta.
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NEW GOODS BY EVERY STEAMER.
TlR,CE g. WATKINS are receiving
II New Msntles, Of latest styles
Colored and white Delusion Capes
Black Silk Nets and Brussels Netts
Full supply oil Cotton and Thread Hose
Full supply of gents Cotton half Hose-among them
the unsurpassed Balbrigsn Socks
Alexanders Kid and Silk Gloves
The best styles of Extension Skirts--also, misses
skirts, White Piques, &c &c.
They ask attention TO their stoct Of bress Goods and
Embroideries, many Of which they will sell At greatly
reduced pricea. June -
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nv SALE or MOST ALU.-
nnnn NEAL ESTATE IN H CITY OF RICH.
'Enx REAL ESTATE. AT

Sale conducted by GoDDIS Il AppERsos, Aucts.
Junsl6-tas
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WANTED

WANTED.
SITUATION as School Teacher any where In the
"A State. He will teach a District school-hut prefers
n school In some family. he can come well recommend.
ed 70 give the pupils a thorough and extensive English
education. In the classical branches he IL qualified &c
prepare boys for College, or for advanced standing, II
they prefer.
For reference he would nams the Ilev. Charles Collins,
L. L. D., President of Dickinson College.
TEAMS will By moderate, not exceeding $500 per year.
Do not delay. Address G. C. ROSS.
Willow Grove, Kent County, Delaware.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

LAW
WIN. y. TATsoS. SAML. T. BAYkY
WATSON 6 BAYLY,
TTORNEY At LdV,
nRACTlCE in all the courts of the city Of Richmond
and counties of Henrico aud Chesterfield.
VIM. F. Watson, United States Commissioner and Com.
missioner in Chancery.
Samuel 7. Bayly, Commissioner Of United States Court
of Claims, Commissioner OF Deeds, etc, and Notary
Public.
Office on Bank street, in Goddin's Building.
Ian l-Etn
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MERCHANDISE
2 IL. TAiLOR'S MESIG SALOON
AND PldNO-FORIE UaRE-ROOH,

Ar
AND PIhNO-FORTE HdRE-ROOH,
1890 No. Ics. MAIS STREET.
FNHE undersigned Is sole agent In this -
city Tor the sale of the celebrated @fR538
EohNs q cLARk's PIANO foRTEs.- IN"
ed approval OF the greatcst Pinnists In his country and In
Europe. He also keeps Pianos of GALE & co. andother
good and wellestablished mixers.
7. II. Taylor keeps constantly on hand An assortment of
the best Musical Instruments md Musical Merchandise In
general, consisting Of Pelaubat's superior MELODEONS,
III y, 5 and & octaves, with single md double reeds.
Martins unrivallci GUITARS.
Taylor sapproved FLUTEs-thesn Flutes are not sur.
2asscd)
Accordeous ,Clarioncts, Flutes, Flies, Flsgeolets. Guitars,
Viohns, Banjos, Bridges. Pegs, &c.
running Forks and Pipes, Mouth Pieces for Clarionets
and brass instruments.
Piano stools and bestquality Guitar and Violin Strings.
Thelargest and most assortment offashionabie,
ne and standard Sheet Music to be found In this State
A iiberaldiscount made = Teachers aud Schools.
In short; every article in tie Music line may be had at
Ills establishment at most reasonable prices.
Pianos Tuned and lat to Hire. Old Pianos taken In ex.
change Tor now ones. P. H. TAYLOR.
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f.. MAYR,S
PIANO o N,
Opposite Breeder & Fox, No. DIS, Broad 81.
BEG leave TO inform the public that
Il have on hand n lRrge assortment OF su 0
perior ~
PIANO FORTES.
from the best Manufacturersin the country, anlonst others
w. Gaehle d Co, Baltimore. would particularly call
the attention OF the public to the pianos manufactured by
Stcinway a. Sons, New York, to whom Medals OF the
hlsncst order have been awarded, ia competition with
the best MAKERS, RS instance:
Two First Prize Medals at the METROPOLITAN Fair. Wash.
ION, March, 1885.
First Prize Gold Medal American Institute, CRYSTAL Pa.
lsce, New York, November, 1855.
First Prize Gold Medal, Maryland Institute, Baltimore,
November, ls56.
First Prize Medal, American Institute, Crystal Palace,
New York, November, 1856.
First Prize Gold Medal, Maryland Institute, Baltimore,
November, 1857.
All new Instruments sold at this establishment warranted
for i've years, and kept in tune for two years without
charge.
To accommodate purchasers from the country, / will
put up the Instrument rnyself at any place desired.
scveralsecond handed Pianos for sale, and old and new
Instruments for hire.
| have also tor sale
%mELoDEoNs,
with single and double reeds,
VIOLlNS, GUITARS, &c,
Superior strings.
All orders from the country for tuning or repairing In.
struments promptly attended to.
| Letters please direct F.. MAYR,
Care oF Ed upin lVnrtbarn G, ~, pi,Lr,,,J W.,
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CHESTER FEMALE ACADEMY.
1NHE subscribers respectfully inform their friends, pa.
irons and the public, thar they will open boarding
and day School for young ladies, at the village of Chester,
Chesterfield county, Va, lst October. 1853. No pains or
expense will be spared to ensure success and give general
satisfaction. For Information apply by letter, and see fiji
ture advertisement, which will give all particulars.
MRS. JEFFERSON
NAV 9S-c2w MISS ADA T. MINOR
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TmIRB REGIMENT VA. MILITIA.
rub,,r oHIln obedience TO the act Of AZ. N "
,aS5 III ~; March I'd, 1853, re-organiziug the
y !, "nl assemble on SATURDAY. the Sd J
: zen, %e'Gek, a. NJ, at the Union Trotting ~
10; ma reservoir, fer the purpose of e~lec.inG
~ n,r. ace &c; o! meeting has been substituted for
!, ~ the notices. In consequence Of insupcr.
Az I,.a ~oasainins the use OF Fairfield
noe OF 30 cents on each absentee.
SHERWlN McRAE,
J. LUClUS DAVIS,
eG-,d WIN. H.. RICHARDSON, in.
- Conductors of Election.
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PACKET FOR L~YNCHBURE AND
% 20 Il NJ n ~ n

PACKET FOR AND
RICHMOND
TIME water in the lower levelof the Ca thAelITm
u nal into Richmond will be drawn of
from the 10th Of June until the lat OF July, and during this
lime the Packet Boats will run through to Il Ynchburg from
Mint Stick, FIVE miles above Richmond. Passengers going
up the canal will be Mt Mint Stick at 6 P, H., Monday,
Wednesday and Friday. Returning, backs vii! meet the
boats. The repairs to Locks 81 and Al will not prevent
our regular trips
Send packages to 90 up tho canal to tho Packet Office,
by 4 O'Clock, r. NJ.
June Elm BOYD. EDMON g. DAVENPORT.
FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
FIFTY MILES WEST FROM WAsHIsGToS, D. Co
DoSsESsloN hsrlng been rcgained from the late
L tenant, this establishment, will be opened on the 18th
June, under the direction Of an accommodating superin.
tendent and most reliable, Courteous assistants.
No pains or expense will ho spared in order to accom-
modate the guests and tn regain the former high reputa.
ton of these Springs. The Orange Railroad Cars leave
Alexandria at 7. O'Clock in the morning and g in the even.
ing, and return at Q! A. NJ. and PIP. NJ. next day; leaving
Richmond also twice a day, thus ~aAordiug the most
convenient mode Of access.
The terms oil fare will, he 81 per day; Sl2 per week;
$40 per month; $40 for two months, and 500 Tor the se,.
son. ending LIST October; children over one year old and
under twelve, half price, servants also hnlt.price.
June l4-tf THOMAS GREEN.
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ARMSTRONG, GATOR L. CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs
RlbEona, Millinery, silk Goods. straw Donnets,
FLATS, Flowers and Ruches,
10. 337, BALrIaonE ST (botwecn Charles g. Hnnover)
BALTIMORE.
1UR STOCK is uncqualicd in Variety. Extent and
~ Cheapness.
Terms strictly six months-or six per cent of Tor par
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