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lie ibuen cine Sc9ell4eu4e entse8enlteaeu
Benu Der Safer 6ran3 lelblt cOmnanOiren
MID, 10 wia er nur gum Jtud5u9 crmmanotret,
Denn paS gScrt SOrwdrts lteht nidt in Ietnem
2sriccn. Saben Sie Die peatlden Oepel4en
leet Oard9elebeu, fpnuen Sle mir 8eri4t err
ltatten lber lbren 5nbalt?
3u 8efepl, Sire! llSte Ghampa5np, Die
Papiere aDerblidenb.
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nieOerwarL unO ein 6epermsllet zen Dem Eild
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Mnseine.

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E$yT06s

sl1a sEiiy bAL iISiORE WEKCEa 10 aba,
eFsry morning (cxcept Sunday and is de:1y &1&e
carriers to City Subscribers at Cts. per wecs.
The WICKER is also delivered in t6o Citise
%asnington ana Wheeling daily by Carriers.
Pricefor Mail Subscribers of the daily wECn H :.
S3 so in advance.
A1- The weekly BALTIMORE WECKER :. r,n,,.
he'd every Friday at 81 per annum and ST ner
months in advance. P
ADVERTISEMENTS on reasonable terms
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SssissE.ssa

SkSsssEssss3
Dsr tAAIta si 8alttmpvss gDsdtr" .srg&sist
epgn NEprsta lmit AusnabTte bts 5Cnntdss) unb
tsRet &entS per g8phe, an bic Erd8er IsabIbas.
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(gbeelins tdgtt8 bura Gt6esr ben AbVansnten
ms Qaus 5elOr8t.
0Gra cie Ycf psrfsnees tpfet eer tdsItGe ,,@eder"
30 per Sabr, IN Unbsbtn9ter 8srapsb:e.
a lau6.
Das BpaenbGatt bes 8aIttmpre WeGtr
r(9eia iecea 5reitaa unp tpitst idpFi 50 tn unte.
StnBter 8prduabeSapI1n9.
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JanisO--S
Clemens Siegert,
S9nhs nno Stiefels6 s6abritant,
WbDIeiaIe=@

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ma6t tnen esebrten Wei@dftssun0n bic Nnastoe boE er
Obsen Ylass Elm nenes @&dft srSn bat unD Sst un
Ierneres QDDtlw Len. 49, 49,
Mne MufrGSe werben panftltG btfcrat.
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f&if In No 40 5asetr sbnfaas fprfabse uu6 sts k,
mlbt len wetbe, Its tefsns ~ bebienen Nebr25 I'm
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LNanK, LIFE AND mAmaNE INsU Ma GE.

lNlRE LlR q An ID ~ AMl Il INSU u NJ b.
II LrkcHBuk0 HosE ~ FIRE iNsUkANCkCo MPASr This
C"npany makes Insurance. against damages Fire.
Dividing Houses Stores TobeecO Factories and other build
ngs iarniture goods aud generally
and country the terms
Also makus Insurance the all enjoying
good health aud OF sound he hole duration
life, or tor limited period
slaves Employed In Jrn will be insured
Reasonable terms.
The Company will also risks from
the Northern Southern Ports, favorable rates.
BUAKD OF DitECTUKS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIL', Presideni,
JAMES NJ COEtS. Vice President,
GEORGE Is. THURMAN, thici Engineer.
DINA rORS.
JoHE OTrY TAYLOR, MM. T. ANDERSON,
JAMks +. PAYNk, joins 4. DAVIS,
WIN. IL SrhArroN MAURICE >. IANGHOKHE,
SAhtEI-h MCKINNEY, CHAs X. SLAUGHTER.
JAS. o. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
CNEiDT WILLS, Secr'y.
pM y. IL H. o G,ISan o""' Medieval Examiners
The Medical ENtna;iou o tor Insurance wall he
made The otc. Company zach day tho
huiis 81 . and ! q clock T. NJ feb ~ dts.
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PeTERsBuRa ADVEarfseMENro


InON! 9eoNIi-New 10 sseve anA sasas,r =
ships Helene winar1 and Trassn - sssor,nsn, of
Common and best Hned Iraa,
Heop, Barrel and Carriage Iron
Horss add M Shoe lion,
impaired dreet 10 City Point and fr lots TO utt v
may u Dina GILLIAN = DUNLOP. Petersburg VI
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NIOnthiies for May.


Drank LEsLih> MAuAH.NE uIeA ...pnbiic, Auant
L Moniuy, Gou,y Lady l.te siEhiu
rc,,Nedat laprd 81 lts-i II y NIGio
HPEMOSAl.-rhr under.,g Ird beg leave 10
~ npiin them irirnds aud lie pubic that they
ha't run"ved this day .hrt VIM. AND lIsl OK ntAi
Miss, heretofore kept Mdn uptu,un
II 'S' I" thetr new ica MAIN SIhEE L. Op,,s
bd'Hts H'Hs ana n,At 'iiI IL a. 4 N4tps BuoAs.
A. l has hecn oar priir iroII t.t
t"r attic bat VIVA. 81 tu parr
april II-,n tiUAIIi,E.. PINILlR.
GlAL FREIGHT OFFICE, v. 1. X IL,
LlAtnBUhG, Aa1t IA III Ia, isl.l.
4 "sNss 10 thr niGr snantity 0t prOauC" Co.n-
~ l- do" the 40 III. aui Drpn
t""f" "t be no FiJur inspected from
NO NbAl, the 2.st ms.
~ order ui ten. >up T. ID JELi!S
mtith i'Hts General trei- hI -,
4 = II meeting OI the Hoard Oi Isuc. al tn.
"A NrsiLn ~ lrnn"S>ce katIuAd Company, held ne
tlcc 81 Inv Cumplt. the, iSr,clhns GA Mcincs
day, The jJIl day IL Mara lsS the loowu Ii,s
~.re adopted.
hcS'reG hat h>L any ntr article shan not hc exposed
t"t sale a. the Irlpi or tie C. ml,j 4inad ~ ynca
burg. nno,s hy sp-, lrnis,ian Whiting resr
dent or tirn"iai Sapn, n,end,
Resora. hs the Adams Exlrcs> uHpany he rcqu
n" l." dn"r frri lit in LIE Dup"i, u.o. the ospnys
ground N Lymhburs.
n coy irru til. ravorJs
apr.l : uts. WIi.l.1AMSI. IitG1IES S.,.rn',~v.
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- a II d.. HueOn sides, Should c y. n ~ ana.
wv JUuU Sciooiry W o. iis Fan Hams
a,ss No. Leaf Lad iUu obs. su'u
Apple BtandJ KeH,od AZ
Nu Buck and Br"'.ns IL
Goshen Ter 40 btis f.u.l's pure - Is
tTrlh Ubs No 1, NJ
packages hne French Diandy ~ pinch In hum
20 Gags ,oifc, ~ Do's Portland :! rnp aud " y Mo
laSsus TOR sale JOAES co,
a,tit. y,lr,i,
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Oncc Sossh.aiae Raiiroad Csmpauy, ,
PETERSBURG, July Asst, 1858.
D,RkCr moUrK TO TAG wE,r 49,.


nsRECr ROUTE To Tn6 WEsT mud ~.
~ VIRGINIA SPRINGS, VIA south side sairoad from P..
terspurg 10 LynehDury wa Va lena railroad from Lynch
brisu via East Truu Va Railroad from ,.,
to KNOX Vile via East rssu aud GeogLs rum Knux
tom TO onasanoos xasxc aS S..o oaa '1s. D.l
from Chattanooga Stevenson via Char,,.a
Through Tickets issued points and the srus.
and baggage checked through the Office South side Ks
The lliowu schedule will be The South Side Rail
road Commencing on SUNDAY next the Ath july inst,
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN
Con. Getting with the Richmond and Danvie Trains a,
Burkev tJuneton) and with through route at neh
Leave Petersburg daily At. ......... 33Optik A NJ
Arrive nj burke.,liet Juncon) s:i8
Arrl'e al farn.io AT. '...".............. s:a5 -
Arrive Mt Lynchburg at. ....U............ i2.u y
Leave LynehUa'g daily ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
Arrive al : armvlie at.....................l NJ
Arnvea, n"rAey.,e, Juue,ion) at........... AIS
"''''e" ~ 'e'e'S0"'s r n TRAIN Oh"
Connecting with chlnond aud Danvie Trains at the
Anise at sukeviiie tJamcti'n) at.............i2 ~
A Arrys a, x,mS.'s at; sto NJ
Leave Lynchburg daily ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AM
Arrive al Farmy 1lie a.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. eoo
Arrive at bnrkev,ilc Junc,.ou) a............iiU NJ
a., $50 NJ
Travel w DC attached 10 the Train leaving Lyncbas
,t s , Maj ~ aIa p..sSsr' going up we. will
ake ON ad put of passcnsers be strictly
is an" e.s 1s .n Ii srS
Wilson,, Ws'v,ie Black: aud Whites N"uoway Z. H..
iH Evergreen Appo'naox, SPOUT Sirug Concord James
CITY POINT BRANCH
SoEth-side Railroad Freight and Passenger Trains leave
Petersburg tail, (su"da, sexeep''U at.....7 A. NJ.
arrive NJ CITY Point al.
Leave City roint at.
The ABOVE Trans James River steamcrs
leaving city Pnt Tor Norfolk and every Saturday morning
anu tuesday evening with TIC hno Steamers hoanoke
jamestown bound tor New York
The Afternoon Tram tins Road will be only
There IA business Jastty it, Stopping
PM on passengers 10 " strictly observed by those in
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I.NNGalBl Rl; 90 Al ~ AND >ARr
fSR AZ " AutiDN fAC IONl The subscri. -Ht2e
rctarus has giariu SHOW |,
liberal patron
l.t tiat anu he hopes
iie and baud AL kn'is o
IRA = subs
~ 81 made,
.rtefaI oI Ia k0ckawnIs and hug
.4i - h 81 All guol \
10 Lyas5ayy tuaa@ id BageOn fdctoty nd.
H. i5ts tuu nay cApoct L.
-, .toa s,nk auiata piles. An ~hn good aud
u-4t IS ~ - sitr JDiiN II. BAIl.El ,Agt.
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NOT1CE.-Thc wmhe rstxned, who w0s mp
~ pointed Adnui OF the estate OF John H. Solo
deed tn" February the Court If Hastings,
the Of ynehbnrs bg leave INFORM the publ that she
continuing business Of her late husband
stand Nam Street. All persons know themselves
rbted rsspe. solicit.
and settle MAkGARET ID SOLOMON.
mi
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EXsEN>lNE sIOGsA OF
SPRING a. SU NJ MER CLOTHING,

tTiL uuiersI, fee.ipt con.,
l. St'iiiNH AND ST MINER CLJIulNtt, ST
ce'ci with and the Ion t.r
tad', he confident that La
cy lie respectfully frlchts
cds'ncIs anu the uo!Ic anime his
frr ht>iug Where '' Will and
ucc All Besides ali sr-dus and ,iuhiug
vi GEN ILEMLN'a ~ kAIolI,Nu GpUiIa arIe--sucG
Shifts Col!ars Hanike, hnis li.s, aOeks
p"nii> etc also Trunks tAriet Bass I abr, las
Auutry Merchants tud To llcii
Ills stock before Fast, iu,l. prepared
the Wholesale trade. solicit ail from al lcisus
stand. lapril l4utS.I N Observation-Disclosures.
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VI Az sa... SALT Al C.-lOOO
AVA MARSHALL SAIL anoaL daily cApevtea and iur
taPIil 70 dts a y. LII. kichuoni, Va,
sfOiIDGAuX SWIFT Olf..-Eo 0nr Threads
- thr puuh, In goneiai hereby give notice
have received new sppy of Tina
SALAD biL. Lake the former, r.cU.nii,ni
beina ct superior quaiy. uONInif.. - PLATL.k
iU.tts House.
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60 SEWING MACHINES.

SO SEWING MACHINES
NEVER BEFORE OFFERED AT retail.
SEWING MACHINE FOR AND WITHIN THE
REACH OF ALL
A PRACTICAL FAMILY SEWING MACHINE FOR SIX
DOLLARS.
BARTLETTs PATENT NOVELTY 81 SEWING
MACHINE.
1T HAS BEEN PROVED AND IMPROVED DURING
THE PAST II MONTHS
MANUFACTURING FACILITiE IMMENSELY
INCREASED.
NOW OPENING Al WliOLELALE AND RETAIL.
All Droad~ ay, New York.
~! Chestnut 81, Phil ldelphia.
OFFICES, AZ sixth street, Gin, nnati
~ sou h 4ih ST., st Louis Mo
II Woodbridge - Detroit, Mich.
Exclusive Agencies being established In County
shont the United States Applicants for Agencies wni
address J. BARTLETT, Patentee, Principal Oifcr, A..
Broadway N. Y.
Tie above Offices prepared to all PROMPTLY all orders
for Machines.
All letters insure attention contain postage
ma = n
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
ID EDCCED kaTE,-rho u. > Maj steamers. "a.
IL JAMESTOWN, capt. PARRISH, aud kUA. 1~AEiN
NokE, apt skisNtk, wni carry passengers 10
aud from Virgi at kfprcED RATS
TIE JAMESTOWN. Capt Parrish. ieaves Richmond
tt EnDAI afternoon at oelucN, Cay ioiut
NorfUik ednesiay ut IL oci uoo New
there early day aud in
Inns going East and North.
III. ROANOKE, Capt Skinner, leaves Richmond every
FRIDAY attu at O'clock. Ciy uonlns, at
Ing neat evening
RETURNING,
The Jamestown leaves New huik. tfIn Icr No ~ North
RN, saturday aiteoOn al oCioch tor N'riuIk Pt
Wlaunrg and nIe,nund-tANng trcIkh to- each pi,,r.
1hv i,oanoke leaves New lorK. Pirr No rs Nv
,tVery NLDAESJAh afternoon. AT j ,lo,k, LOO iuri>
mouth Petersburg acknowledging Fr.sl
rIItc asEDN rs - hAGs.~.
ias,sgr, statrrooin incu.c, between ur,ok and Now
Sts'risc Passag,
iu,iu lrtris
hu'g, and NV ork,
Passage slairro,m included. between l., hburs
lassagc Ia aud nom N'rioN itivrr
MEALS. F6EGh CENTS, "A isiA.
The new and eIegaut steamer lDHk row y be
upon tho line the above torGii Tn
NDcNiy line
tur TICKETS apply to LEE, ROOKIE & co. Agents.
apiii ~ dts Nam street, LyuchDuIs,, VI.
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RAILROADS.

NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
FARE ~ TO ALBANY.
On and amer Monday Nov H. 1859 trains viii leave Twenty
fourth street Station New York, A foows:-
For Wiarnshrdge, $50 and II A. H., $50 and $50 p. NJ
For White Plains 1880 and 5P. N.
For White Plains C6 r. M from depot WhNe and
Centre streets
For Croton Falls, 7. NJ, from Twenty SIXTH street
For Millerton, 3 r. NJ, from Twenty sixth street
For Albany, "a NJ, from Twenty street mall Train
Returning, will leave
Wiliamsbridge $40 and go A. M, 1 and 3;soPM
White Plains, and 20 A. NJ, 45OP. M.
CrotDn Falls, A. NJ.
Milerton, A. NJ
Albany. II a. NJ, mail train.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A SOUTHERN GENTLEMAN, rs YEARS OF AGE OF
"a respectable connections and ample MEANS DESTROYS
opening correspondence with young lady, aniabe
compisbed, with view 10 mairiIn0ny All
Oalioe, N. Y. -
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ANTHOLOGY.


A STONlSuIE0 TO ALIAS MADAME MORROW =
"A seventh daughter Of astrologs has peouuas
faculty for this business; and by having with
on her face by virtue Of which abe can sscuratey read
and translate the Of the the Amazing wonder
Of human cara she win cause speedy marriages tell how
times VIII how soon, and all the Of
e tho thoughts Of vsiters No l8l Ludlow street. ar
door below Houston skoel Fee 50 sents 0enemsn noI ID
mited-
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LEAVY CAN BE CONSULT
IA cd about love- marriage and absent friends she tells all
events Of life. AT 1906 Mulberry street. In the Ladies
2c gentlemen 60c She speedy marriages. gives
lucky numbers- Charge extra
ut B.-wHO HAS NOT HEARD OF THE CELEBRATED
IN. Madame BREWSTER! She has been consulted by
this and other cities with entire satsfacon She
feels confident she has eq.a She tells Tho
husband also that Of her vister you wish Euth
give her CALL at 25 Third above Twenty street.
Ladies' 70 cents; gentleman 81
. CHRISTOPHER STREET-MhS n. ROEDEH-
I'D This Astonishing and failing astroloxist seer
and gifted lady has returned TO this city and gives nfor
NATION Of an affairs with and in regard health wealth and
marriage love affair." Journeys law suits, difficulty in
absent iends sickness &c Mrs Roeder
all others fail Beware Importers remember her res
dence, As Christopher street.
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DlDlNG ACADEMY, FIFTH AVENUE, CORNER OF
LII Thirty ninth sreet-New York. Nov u.s. 1859
The subscriber would respectfully the publ.
that his Academy open instruction ladies' gentle
men and children in horseback riding. Eighteen years
perence instructor in this city, during which up
wards OF twenty thousand pupils have hoDored their
par1 mage enables him To speak with confidence the many
Dement'S both mentally physically, which his Academy
has happily contributed TIE New York Daily Times
18th inst In editorial the subject of well horses
SEEM there in opinion, such animals in
New York; Had the writer of the foregoing
establishment with visit he might have twenty
10 y ladies and gentlemen mounted finely trained
well bed horses more particularly the reception evenings
which Tuesday, Thursday Saturday from to ID
O'Clock r. NJ each cling with the other the enlivening in
spirauons OF band OF who 90 fastest
but 70 deycope the beauty OF action and graceful
OF them seeds At O'Clock the drill commences which ought
10 pto The blush the cavery companies of this city
aly OF formation, rapid and various manoeuvres which,
together with the fact that Of the riders little
skilled III the art or riding speaks volumes the
training sagaciy of the horse.
duced the riding ong rising The ladies
ana gentlemen hich became almost universally adopted
our roads During the past five years have underworld
system admirably adapted for park riding The greatest
difficulty have experienced has riders quaned
by practice 10 ride well trained horse persons
uVey speaking thinking take lessons 10 horse
marshp iancyng themselves born riders and still
would take sufficient qualify themselves ride
could see themselves others them many learn
ride before venurng the road park The
exclusively ladies' for instruction and riding
daily from A. NJ. to 7. NJ, and Wednesday from
on Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings from to 10
O'Clock Horses trained for ladies gentlemen. Horses
boarded with the of the school, Saddle Horses TO let for
inc road or park. w. ii. DISBROW
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poDwoRTH,s DANCING ACADEMrEs

H. No SOC Broadway, New York
No. 1877 Montague place Brooklyn,
hordays And TburNeys, Tuesdays and Fridays In Brook
yn; Wednesdays and Saturdays, in New York.
CLASSES OPEN AT ALL TIMES FOR BEGINNERS
Quarter commences from first Lesson taken
Private class for ladies' at II A. M Seventh edition bod
worhs work on dancing &c for the Of his pupils jus
Issued. = -
Private. family or school classes attended.
Circulars at either Academy.
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DANCING ACADEMIES,

A CADEMY OF DANCING AND CALISTHENICS =
"A TkENORS private classes, at Is West Thirty fourth
stree meet Wednesdays and Saturdays at 81 r. ~, 81
Som Eighth street brooklyn d. Mondays and Thursdays
a5 NJ Pupils can commence at any tune Cali and
uais.
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THE SECOND MEETING OF sEGAR PACKERS WILL
be held at Humboldt Hail. Forsyth street. mex, Saturday,
Nov. ~. THE COMMITTEE