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The daily Butte record., 1858-07-01

MoRE or FRAzER.--The Herald publishes
the following letter, dated at Fort Hope,
June 18th:
The gold is here sure enough, but so full
of rock and so fine that we cannot do much
| hear thereis great excitement in San Fran
cisco about these mines Did they but know
what has 20 be suffered, none would journey
to this country. We are hll too carly on the
ground The Governor Of Victoria told us
that in June or July at the upper rapid. the
water rose seventy feet, and came rushing
down between two mountains. The Indians
are friendly provided you make them pres
ents. They will be satisfied with an old
shirt or anything you are pleased to give
them. presented the Indians with us with
an old pair Of pants which were torn, and
one of them afterwards appeared, wearing
the article in a repaired condition We have
had two days digsiugs The gold was so
fine and the bars so rocky, we cannot make
more than eighty cents per day, each. not
sufficient for our support Scores are disap-
pointed.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-01
Agency of the Butte Record, Ma.
Notice 10 Subscribers.

Persons desirous to subscribe for ths
BuTTE RECORD or having other business
with this Office are requested not to commu-
nicate or transact there business with US
through the Alta Express.
Notice is also hereby given to all persons
having business with this Office not to make
payments for subscriptions to any other
parties than N. d. Witt or John Davis.
As we have changed carriers some Of our
subscril ers may fail to receive their papers
with regularity. Such parties will please
notify US.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-01

ANOTHER LEcoMrTcS SwrspLr.-Bright
and Fitch, the illegally elected members OF
the U. 8. Senate from Indiana. will doubt
less hold their seats during the terms for
which they are alleged to have been elected
the judiciary Committee Of the Senate hav.
ing reported favorably to their so holding.
This action OF the Senate cannot fail to meet
with most earnest disapprOval from the peo-
pie Of Indiana. aud is the result Of con.
temptible sectional prejudice in favor Of the
two usarpers, they having proved faithful to
the Leoompton counterfeit,
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-01

X cxira UP Dusr.--A Concord wagon,
We believe IL was Farrelly's. went out Of
town yesterday morning loaded TO the
guards with company of jolly Irishmen,
bound FOR Frazer river. Trey we're c7cOrt-
cd about town and over the Bluff road by
about dozen Of their friends mounted on
horseback, and snch cheering, and racing
and kicking up of dust we haven't seen since
our better days Of sc. Boisterous noises
and Publications are becoming rare In Orc
vile, and cheer and tiger" brings ev'
erybcdy TO their doors nowadays.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-01

Knows BrANs.--The Turkish Admiral
has gone to Bosting and been feasted on
baked beans. lie didn't know beans until
he experienced Bosting. and now that he
has been to Bostipg he knows beans, he does.
Bosting is n great place for beans and fish
balls, and in consequence thereof, the Turk
ish Admiral feels very good natured toward
Bostipg and keeps showing his plate out for
more beans.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-01

Iowa GoLp MINEs.--There is hope yet for
Iowai Her gold is so scarce and shy that
il is not likely TO do her. much damage, A
good many sanguino calculations are still
nut forth as to the amount which may be
dug, bat no single well-authenticated ac-
count of party averaging even one dollar
each per day by weeks continuous digging
has yet reached US. digger writes TO his
friend in New Hampshire that three days
cf exploration with spade had enabled him
to discover several very small grains of gold
and several tuns Of exaggcration.r That
is about the average yield, so far as VIC have
information.-.N Y. Tribune
That is several very small grains ahead
of Frazer.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-01

THE TURF.-A race came off yesterday,
over the Pioneer track, between he celebra-
ted trotters New York and Princess, for
$1,000 a side, mile heats. to harness. The
mare was the favorite on the start, but soon
after the betting changed New York was
handled by Ferguson, who drove for dis
tance, which was easily made. The mare
was in very bad fix, while New York looked
and proved himself every inch horse--com.
ing home in hand in 5:l4A-the mare dis
tanced.
Geo. Ferguson named b. g. New York .............l i
A. J. Daniels named b. III. Princess ......dist
Time: 5Ii!.
S f. Hcraid.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-01

FIRE IN MARYsvILLE.--We learn from
the Mary ysvillc papers that the toll house at
the Yuba City Bridge, on the Marysville
side was burned on Tuesday afternoon
The bridge itself caught fire and would have
been destroyed had not the firemen arrived
in time 10 set their engines at work.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-01

CARSON VALLEY WAGON RoAD--Bips
FOR CoNrRAcr. We learn from the Sacra-
monto Union that the following are the bids
opened at Placorvlle, June 2Sth. by the
Commissioners on the Wagon Roads
Cary & Johnson. three sections, 2i,e00 ;
W. II Bosttord, one section, Sli,eSS; M
gent s. Williams, three sections, S34, 300 ;
J. Il. Meaehsm. three sections, S3 900 ;
John Kirk three sections, 35,4O0; W. &.
BIumer three sections. $50 900 John Chap
man. three sections. S35 900; John Luther,
three sections, S26,S50.
The contract was awarded to Cary 4
johnson, their bids having been the lowest
for the three sections, which include the
whole work.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-01

OVERHEARD The Alameda County Ga
zette has pronounced itself in favor of Le-
compton. and pretends to be Democratic.
Such beginning as that won't do Mr.. Ga
Eete. Better begin again or go back to
neutrality.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-01

THR Exopus In the last two days there
must have been al least two hundred and
fifty men passed through 0rovillc on the way
to Frnzer river. They 90 II with perfect
rush, whooping and yelling rs they pass
along the read.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-01

Tnx ErcLssH BILL The election In
Kansss. provided for by the Kansas Bill. is
appointed to be held on the first Monday in
August. II win then be determined wbeth.
y Lecompton with bribs is or is not more
acceptable than Leccmpton straight.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-01

MARBLE.--We saw piece Of marble yes
terday from Marble Creek, about one mile
and half from the Peavine Ranch. 1t is
very white, with blush colored streaks run
ming through ii. The ledge from which il
was taken is very extensive and is so situa-
ted as to be readily reached and advantage
ously worked. II will be valuable quarry
at come future day.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-01

LUCKY Henry b. Anthony a
the Rhode Island Legislature. Printers do
get an occasional chance to spread them
selves.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-01

RICHMOND ENaufRrR.--A son Of Henry
A. Wise Of Virginia. md n son Of John Ty-
Ter, are associated ns editors Of the Rich
mond Enquirer. They oppose Lecompton
Gil hrough--Engieh swindle and all.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-01

ATLANTIC PAPERS We are indebted to
Mr. Joseph Vera ard GarDham & Lockwood
for liberal supplies Of Atlantic newspapers.
Messrs. G. & L. have also presented us with
the July number Of Graham's Magazine and
the Yankee Notion
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-01

MEAN TuEFr.--0n the night Of the dif.
fculty at the Gem Saloon, in which Mr..
Coleman was wounded, some petty thief with
a microscopic soul, stole Mr.. Colcman's fine
Peruvian hat, cravat vest. The scoundrel
ought to be consigned to o clam claim at
Bellinghnm.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-01

PuAr Mn.K.--A "pure milk company"
with capital Of $4,000 has been estab.
lished in New York. This company is sup
posed 10 be arrsyed against the swill milk
merchants.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-01

WEEKLY EUROPEAN LINE Commodore
Vanderbilt is about starting a line Of weekly
steamers to run between New York and Eu-
rope lie has some splendid steamers ready
for the undertaking.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-01

TnK ATLANTIC TrLrcRArH - The re-
ports are favorable TO the early completion
OF the Atlantic Telegraph II this second
attempt 10 successful. We shall be able to
talk across the ocean sometime in July.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-01

B5- Those who have read the vain
boasts of the fanatical Mormon leaders
will not be surprised to learn that
the failure of Congress to settle the
Kansas embroglio, has induced the
Mormons to again resist the Federal
authorities of Utah 1t was the boast
Of the Mormons that Kansas and Utah
could whip Uncle Sam, and they APP
pear determined to renew hostilities SO
long as the Kansas question remains
open. Had that question been def
nietly settled, Uncle Sam could have
concentrated his forces upon Utah
England and Cuba, and made shor
work with them.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-01

THECALrroRNIA MiNsrRrLs.-This troupe
viii play here on the evenings Of the 4th
and 9th. prox. Their advertisement will
appear tomorrow.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-01

HUrcHlNG's MAsAztSE.--We are in1ebt-
edsto Messrs Garnham s. Lockwood for the
July number of lIutching's Magazine, also
for copy of a pictorial issued from the pub
lication Office Of Hutchings and Rosenfeld.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-01

AHEAp or ALL COMPETITION. arc
indebted to Vera & Co.'S. Express for the
delivery Of Forney's Press ard the New
York Herald. in advance of all competition,
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-01

CHrNAMxN LEAVING. Collector Hobert
tells us that at least FIVE hundred Cinnamon
have left this county since the Frazer fever
broke out. There is two thousand dollars
worth Of foreign tax gone mares nestin.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-01

Pun. Docs Hons. Broderick. McKibbon
and Gwin have our thanke for interesting
public documents.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-01

BELLINGHAM PAPER.--Mr Bausman is
reported as having arrived at Bellingham
Bay with material for publishing a newspa-
nnr.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-01
Stock nanch+lr

TENHE SCDSCRlRrg .rr.tsrrd B., ,.- ..,,. su--,
u f'r ranching d. .., tlN.N ..L.
moderate terms.
June is I'm r t..tN~
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-01

THANKS We tender our thanks TO Geo
Lyman Of Wells & Fargos Express for Ma
rysvillo papers Of yesterday
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-01

MINISTER TO DENMARK Jumes NJ. Blu.
chanan of Maryland, has heen confirmed a'
Minister TO Denmark.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-01

The sirRRA DrMocRAr.--This excellent
paper has just entered upon its third volume
and has got new head. 1t has a decidedly
sshealshy" appearance. and We are glad to
aee "a
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-01

AcaUfrrEp.--Capt. Johns lately Court
Martialled in San Francisco, has been ac-
quilted. Spose'n he'd been convicted, what
would anybody have done about it
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-01

NED McGowAN is said to be still in San
Francisco. lie is probably staying on board
the U. S Revenue Cutter.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-26

JEALOUSY AND lfoT WATEE-ScALbING Stfro-
SEQ RIvAL-7.John Ammon a harmless German,
lives on the Canal above Twelfth street. Unfortu-
nately he is afflicted with a wife who is herself
afflicted with the loss II an eye, and is concious OF
the fact that a woman with two is far more conely
to look upon. Notwithstanding this defect Of vi
sion, however, she is enabled to much that is
not to be seen by two good eyes in the head Of
others-probably upon the well-defned principle
that the loss Of one Of the renders the 9TH
ers more acstely sensitive. Mrs Ammon made
such excellent use Of her one organ of vision that
she saw what she fancied were unwarrented attcn-
lions on the part Of near neighbor, Mrs. Sch
midi, to her, Mira Ammon's, lawful husband. She
waited and watched she peeped, with that one eye
around the corners Of the house. aud construed
every footstcp towards the dwelling Of her suppo-
sed rival. into disloyalty. When Mrs S. called,
as neighbors in humble circumstances are compel
led to do, to borrow drawing Of tea. II little SUI
gar, or loaf u bread, till she could send to the
corner grocery, OF course Mrs. NJ looked upon such
visits as only furnishing apologies to ascertain
whether John was in, and to get an opportunity
to give signal on the sly.
Yesterday, about tea time, the suspicious of Mrs,
Amuen, and her anger, reached the climax to-
gether- The one Was dccprooted, and the other
revengeful. That one eye glared with fearful NAL
ignity, as Mrs. s. just stepped within the door to
ask the loan Of taste of butter for tea Unfortu
nately the husband OF the jealous woman happen
ed to be in. and in his honest way invited Mrs. :.
to be seated The tea kettle was singing merry
tune on the top of the stove and Mrs. A. pas
sed around her Supposed al, she seized that useful
article in the cooking economy, and before Mrs $
could protect herself she received half its contents
upon her person, inAicting severe burns which
caused her to scream with pain. The neighbor
rushed ina policeman soou followed. Mrs. A
gloried in the punishment she had inflicted. AM
regretted that she had not spoiled the pretty iac
of Mrs. S., just to learn her to let other people
hurbands alone. The result was Mrs A. looked
with that single eye, through the diamonds of al
iron cell last night. and will this morning be cal
led upon to respond to the charge of scading with
intentto maim.-C Cincinnati Gas. Friday.
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s.-ad the Trnsh nbO"t our Turf Oil.


sleigh ride this winter past discovered horses
and the skin OH place larger than my hand fon
rubbing the rside OF the thigh. applied your
Turf On Ia a dav he " well. Anu,r cus.
A mule which working my drsy became unable Il,
walk On eA,mione his foot, discovered n nail about iva
inches long the head N driver and the sad
hc woud be good for nothing drew the nail oul inserted
piece of lint and your Turf on and him at once.
from that he has lost hour is as roe
also horse badly snagged the outside a
his thigh in places about inches deep and fpur
inches wide, from which he stiff day Your Turi
Gil applied and it brought them entirely sound II
truly is the remedies for hay. ever
and have lived in drug for years U.s
this think proper. HcrDsruly
Ro Messrs. Dove e. Co. j. II. WEISIGER
rorsaIshy sTRoTHih WHITEHEAD,
nov Boom Lvnchbulg.
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MOUNTAIN COAI!!-WP beg ten yc 70 -,
WI the attention OF ihe citizens Of Lynchburg TO an nj, Ia
vi COAL, wheh raising from the ed coal at
of M. JEREMIAH KYLE ct MONT omery County ~
This coal has been tried by the citizens of H. nah
burg, ~ Il ia every instance given sailsfac tiun
w" w have always IN hand an article tins Coal suia
bile Tor burning in stoves which we will sell 80 cents Der
bushe. Gall aud III ' p'
ty Always on hand large stock
by permission rofer tho following gentleman.
= " buIToN GEO. M. RUcKER
N. d. THURMAN w. w. MosBY,
LEE. JOHNSON & co
aug3l.d6m.
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

RICHMOND. May LIST ls.6.
Gentlemen My child had commenced breaking out last
tal small which gradually extended entire
lad, including both which much by tho
tear that both would drop OF
tried ali sorts OF advertised and domestic remedies
any good results then procured and applied little TURF
OIL 1t b better the bottle got broke and an.
e gals to lit again began 10 get My elder daug
a PA, {" get some ut that Turf<)il
osod so much better when you used H." We got another
ottl. and her head s nearly well This aggra.
as, and took hall hour day wash H. ami
offensive One bottle feel assured will
her entirely there is but little of III, disease
You emitted o this aud the benefit others,
great pleasure in giving you this certificate.
Respectfully, *. r. CHALK.
To- ,s Dove
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xSOyUb A1DkOE 0kb0 1DAoksOAAACAAe.
Yssl1536 81 ~ VI the ppitce was passing near
Q small la6ef b9ef edtAblishnent on Elm street
his ears were invaded BY cries OF murder
issuing from he Tenement Upon enesring WeIog-
~ saloon, he asceEeeinsd taes tee camor proceeu-
Cd fton he expansive mouth OF an OLD herman ma
med Jsco6s WS6eSFusan, who appeared 70 be IN q
state of almost f5antic sxeitemsnt
"Arreaht datveIler, mishter ofhcer-man, ex-
claimed The discomposed Tenton, painting. At the
same time, 70 burly. be-whnkered young man.
who ssssd by 9th an air ct caiioas der"'on,-
"Arresht dat WELLER hes mnrtsrt me sthone det'
only lestle pefore shest nov, ana was shcst go
ing out NIT Fritz hertsogg. 10 look for coronesh
inquesht.
No marks Of violence appeared on Jacob, and the
accused party, who Afterwards proved to be John
Stokes, . canal boatman, stouuy declared that the
old beer-harrel (as he termed Mr.. Webberman),
was just trying to kick up dust about nothihg NJ
all. Tho keeper OF the saloon professcd To know
nothing of the afair--and for the purpose OF in-
vestigation. Stokes and Webberman were cohduct
ed 70 the Bremen Street Station House. As soon
rs he saw 1t Eckels Webberman commenced the
recital Of his grievances as follows;
''You see dis weller" pointing to stokes, wash
run away NIT mine tor'er niduy anu oey A' mar
rid In De cellar on ue coai boat
I'm tho hold, the old lobster means SAID SpoKcs;
land that wedding was lnagnihccht AFFAIR." "ii
you-a regular blowout .
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SCHIEFFELIN, BROS. & CO.,
rI,RrK TURF OIL FOR OLD SORES OF

fnRtE TURF OIL FOR OLD SORES OF
Il EVERY DESCRIPTION ON MAN OR BEAST
WARkANrED TO CURE, AND 40 DANCER FROM EXPOSURE TO
COLD Price 80 cents per bottle.
Entered according Ad Of Con in the CLERKS Office Of the
District Court for the Eastern Distrc0 Pngnia BY UOpk
CD, Richmcnd. Id.--.,U
READ THE FOLLOWING:
Come to pamphlet and read
Of cures performed by the Turf Oh certificates
respectable aud respected eitzeus and many
here to whon refer and doubt
medicine for One of Is worth pound
other known to Try it aud you viii! be satisfied
THE TURF OIL.-Read the following, and to our
aad will tell of Others who have been
cured.
RICHMOND, Nov Il, Ssh
Nsss-f Doce SCo-Gentlemcn-I used portion a tito
your Turf Oil, which you very kindly presented with,
Aud take pleasure in that found it eecua
eruption of the skin which had been
for several years by physicians without receiving
least encft also ended it friend OF mne
months had been annoyed similar eruption
the skin and he informed short time since, that
u oil one bottle he had been entirely cured
Respectfully, L. NJ LEFTWICH
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SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY, Va, August ls, 1876

SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY, VA, August IS, lSJ6
Mssrs Dore " Co :ticntcmen-For about TIN ~ tour
years had under right about the pea
sometimes little painful not much until the Jly
last then became quite painful iestered, and
deal waf advised by ply stefan and Others
thinking il Cancer bought small bottle
valuable TURF OIL and applied according
we'll have recommended o o myu
bors. lady, who had similar by the the nose
about saw her the other day she said
nendng much. 1t looked much than it did when
she using your TukF OIL aud should get we'll
wish it, will get her certificate You usca
ot this you think proper and is with much qualification
give you, wi my tharks, hi, certificate IT efficacy
Yours respectfully, N ~. THOMAS p
The above is voluntary certificate from stranger
have many such Let thuSe no suffer call and
MA Its ID eco.
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UphODES'
HI SUPERINTENDENT or LIME,
Manuatt. red from Formula Of
DIR. JAMES HIGGINS.
STATE Chemist uf Maryland.
ENABLING PLANTERS TO DISPENSE WITH TWO
thirds Peruvian Guano for Fail seeding and tor Summer
crops altogether Packed IN bags ami barrels uly warrant
ed. Price $50 per ton nj 2uuolhs.
The above article Together with Pamphlets giving tni de
tail this valuable Fertilizer aso u OF Ills iinpor
NJ. uOLLlNS CO,
mar l3ts Lyncbbur
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(tOAL! COAL::-Wenre now prepared TO All
~ orders for best Red Ash thracte and (lov.r
Hill Coal at lowest market prices for August delivery
W Orders left at the Store of Messis Valentine q Hon
ny, Maii street, ill receive prompt attention $500
an:@ss AADER$ON LANFORD co
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CHESTERFIELD, Jan. 4, 1858
DOVE & Co--Gcntentn Having had Short time
your Turf iii in extraordinary
and action being gratifying refrain from
writn in regard the the community at
large had line Coli IN my static LOT, which there
alsp Bull The Bull IL canc enraged for
gorcd the Colt the SLENDER the depth inch.
ripped the neck about the distance v hch
ryhul wound Several ueiy were
present ked they would give his
life that they thought useless To do lhing
drturnined l. the Turf Oh after . use Of
q small bottles lie is enlir, y cured
Very respectfully.
jan - is K. C. FRIEND
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ail,v 4irainiaii.

AaTNA n zpdtath. / q
evn xAyi8sx1 xsxilE 81 rnE rRsssDsSr o. TIE
y1f111D Iexz4s RDnz41lY DBcsAsxD.
.ls0fhxiA ssR sAssxas
SAn01UAehses Ab sua.r ~ sAss ~ fol
1Annsasno ApdAars - a<AwW sa1es
NsAn4QA1splan1 - bsNsO - icA
1AesasSSSAaa6ers nasks nAskssns AZ
oteS saftn ~ ~ annssr v sAsss Who were bid,
Al sqzllsl ssf eshsn whsa - asksd - dias
On Erse1livs Later. ana oahaAss wins.
IT. asA sa.hA rsss1ag plassa ever his bshsa.
sAsws a. Csissyts ~ Bssist wss aansd o-y ia
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AsPIS GROVE Ienrico, December ]. 1857
MEssts DOVE n Go. :--Gcntlemcn-Ny horse put
the yard of the attempting Jump
end of rail through his shoulder AMI
nearly penetrating through his breast making cash large
enough Jour lit. bottle II RI
OIL and applied rree.y in four days in
weeks he entirely cured.
Respectfully yours JAMES l.. EGE
Sold by ali Druggists and Merchants ghout The State
teu
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TRAvELLEp1 DIRECTORY, &C.

TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY. &C.
ORANGx Z ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD.
20UUa eq 9 g
TINS Train leaves Aie1.ndria daily At ~ m for Cor.
ral Tor n al % ON b and the WEST, and with the
Train on the Railroad for Woodstock aud
mediate points
The Train leave. daily Sunday nights o'clock
n m for n I, n N Nd. N 4 w d RL RAMS, N X m .
RRl1 u aud intermediate points
Through Tickets the Kali Road Station.
The TRAINS leave Gordons, lilo daily ut 10 30 A. NJ and
10 Is r. NJ arriving Alexandria NJ y. NJ sad A. N
C1- No night Sunday
sept5ts J. IL SlCkLIN Ticket Agent
uNON d R y d o.. n The A~a- ,-~> .
II board Tow Ing and Trans portaiion Com - " n
pmny. desirous OF Offering greater Inducements
the shipping Of produce to Tide water hRvc IN
Of procured the Iron Steamer 'kahu.
kee" the splendid Iron barges Faith" and Hope"
placed them line betwxi Richmond and Norfolk run
ming as follows
Leave Richmond, Tuesday, and Fridays At M,
Leave Norfolk, Mondays and Thursdays ut d A. NJ
Canal from ynchb1rg and other points having freight
for Norfolk Will transfer of the ab"v. boats which will
be IN the Richmond Dock daily 10 receive freight.
Shipper Norfolk reminded 10 to tho agents
Of a Richmond (3ridgeord Coz who will resolve
and forward freight zee of charge.
Fre9hf taken al the iopta rats
For further particulars. apply 10
w. r. ANDERSON, Agent at Lynehburg.
W. =. COX, Agents at Richmond.
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fEMENT.-Haviugh ecu n ppoi In ted sole agent
~ by the proprietor Of the James River Cement Works
for the sals Of Cement In this place. prepared to I'll al
orders At the lowest prices WHIT. ANDERSON.
ang Its
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M BBLs.CEMENT,i in store md for snleb
OO aplyts ANDERSON. I.ANFoRD 90
Il ONDON PORTER.-2J Ticrcrs superior
IL London Porter In quart aud pint bottles Tor sale low
septic t. LEE, JOHNSON d co.