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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02

1t the grand banquet given by tne '-m!''
% France, 10 the principal chief. in H. arm
three hundred persons were inyitci NJ.
close of the banquet The Emperor s!io"' o.
lows:
Gentlemen: The JOY ] experience =: '.aa.
myself again with most Of thc chiefs % u
army Of Italy. would be complete il it ~
not iinec,! with regret TO behold soon tie H.
solution OF the elements of force 50 We'll o.
.auzci and formidable As a Sovereign 30
as con,nand,r-in chief, thank you again
yoTr conference. II was Hattcring to ~
who had ncror commanded al army, to frf ,
muci obedience on ia" part of men y % %
great experience in warfare. If success b.
has crowned our ellollS. am HAPPY 10 aiir
devoted General, who rendered NV comma
~ easy, because animated with sacred TO-
they have necessarily given al c.aml'co, ...'
and 4 disregard OF death.
"A portion Of our soldiers are ,hou. % 9
trrn to their homes. iou, yourSr!yc, aIeap
TO resume the occupation, Of peace; uc'y''-.
less. do not forget what we have done to:';i,
let the remembrance Of obstacles oveTo'm'
dangers elnded, Of impcrfection, disco,e''
be ever present to your minds. In comme
ration of the Italian campaign, ] sha!! ;''
butte medal to all who took par, in i, an
wish that today you may be the first to "e';
it. May j, recall me sometimes TO your men
~, and while reading the glorious name' q.
gravel thereon, Jet each exclaim: III fr.a
has done 50 mach for people who Is h.
friend. what would She not DO for her oTn .i
dependence" I row propose the heal,! o. 10.
army
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02
IFGoW Tie TIarIy INH.I lJHsII"W''H.I
GOV. WISE AND HIS ASShILANTS

We regret to observe that the New York
journal Of Commerce is dcnounclng the let
ter of Gov Wise to Mr.. r. Donnc!ly. 20 which
we briefly referred in our issue Of last week.
We lave uniformly entertained Il high regard
for the opinions OF tho journal Of Commerce,
and are no little surprised to find II, III this in
stance in company with the Albany Regency
in fruillcss cndc;.vor 10 damage, il noi blast.
the Presidential prospects of His Exce!cncy.
Gov. Wise, the bold and fearless champion of
the equal rights Of the people Of the whole
American Union. The Journal says:
The proposition to introduce dlscord and
dSunion. rs an clement TO prevent the united
vote of New York from being cast Cor n rival
candidate, i as unusual as il Is ;ndiScrctt"
Gov Wise has made no attempt 10 Intro
ducc dscord aud diSuniun IL IN element To
prevent the united vote of New York in the
Charleston Convention. Goy. Wise was in
formed that certain uickStcTs Of New York
were moving heaven and earth TO get mp a
fraudulent delegation 10 send 10 ;hc Charleston
Convention from that State and hc simply re-
commended to his confidential correspondent
to break down such movc;ncGt-Cr, send
two dclcgations-a fair and unfair set. and lei
the Charleston Convention itself determine
their respective claims To vote III that body.
m Gov. Wise recommended 10 his correSpon-
dent upon this subject, was his desire 10 see
the State of New York .tairig Represented! III
the Charleston Convention, AID the brain OF
the Editor OF the Journal of Commerce mist
have been in u very muddy condition Il, the
time he pcnncd the above quoted language and
placed the construction OF "diScord and dis
union" on that portion Of Governor Wisc's let
ter were nc recommends this jair appointment
of delegates As for indiScrct;on, there is no.
thing o. the kind in the matter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02
ANOTHER LIE NAILED.

Tie creatures of the Albany Rescncy, hay
inc found their intrigue against Gov Wise to
rcsnl, only in strengthening him in the conf
dcnce Of the party, have turned al Their ci-
forts against the lion. Fernando Wood and
other prominent men among the conservative
Democracy Of New York.
Our attention has just been called 20 4 state
mcnt coin. the rounds 10 the effect that "-Vr
Hood cad ire othU prOmi"f"t Democrots ~:
ter tic yojjication ef tie Donne'ly letter, tee
qrupLtd IN Gcr. li'iisc I" deny lis "H'i"rSS'P
|, is c1,ious 10 all Elir-ninlc,l men that such
unscrupulou> pcr>onascS as Confidence Ca>si-
dy y Co., will not hesitate 10 a;ttmp, BY Ill
rect i,isehooi what they have failed 10 accom-
pli>h by Il breach Of trust
Nevertheless, il is due Ia Nj. Wood dat We
should explicitly state that the SANDER against
him !, not only false, bui manufactured "out
of whole cloth" We arc authorized TO state
that Gov. Wise has never received Geographic
despatch from Mr. Wood, or FROM any body
else, in New York or elsewhere, i'll any way
concerning the Donnclly letter Nor has any
person, in any form, anywhere, or At any time
advised Gov. Wise 10 deny, or even abstain
from avowing. the authorship Of the letter in
question.
Twenty pieces of silver" to Il brass flrihng
that the authorship of the lie can be traced to
Confidence Cassid" & Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02
TIE GREATEST HUMBuG OF THE AGE.

No one can review, as we have to do daily,
the files Of the Black Republicans papers, with
out being satisfied, and upon their sc!fconyict-
ing testimony, dat the leaders ana managers
Of that dc,cstable party are the most consum-
mate ,,ick>tcrS and char!atans. Unlike the
Simon pare Aboi;iionistS, whom lanatica
p!rerz% pushes Gil 10 ~ DISCRIMINATING warfare
apon slavery, over the bulwa:as of the Con-
s.itution and laws, the Blacl; Republicans Ca
ring nothing at heart for the negroes aim NJ
power and the spells alone, by engendering 4
scc;iona! fceiing that may, by the strength Of
numbers, hoist them into Office and fill their
hungry arpctites. \ striking instance Of the
unsc;up1loUS character Of their strategy is
how before Is. The last Republican Con-
vention In the State Of Ohio protested great in
digna;i0n at the course Of Judge Swan Of the
Supreme Court, who could not bc induced TO
violate his oath and rcpuliale the Fugitive
Slave law, passed in accordance with the re.
ouircmcni< Of the United States Constitutions;
and they took NJ as their candidate, Judge
William \. GhOlSon, native Of Virginia. who
removed to Mississippi i'll 1854, ana resided
number of years in PontOtoc, Mississippi,
where he was the owner Of slaves, and where
inc sold out his slaves ard pockcted the money,
before he re-cmigrated 10 Ohio to become the
Black Republican and anti-(usiiive slave law
candidate for judge. The following extract
OF letter from highly respectable citizen Of
Pon'oicc received Ivy United States Marshal
johnson. Of ONO, is conclusive on this point:
IL Know, Of my own knowledge, that Judge
Hhoison, o! your State, dill onn slaccs while
he was citizen of this State, and that he did
sell them before leaving this State for Ohio
Judge G. lived in this town during the whole
OF his citizenship iii this State; therefore am
enabled to speak positively in regard to his
having owned slaves, and of his having sold
them Just before leaving Mississippi for Ohio.
Some Of the slaves, if not all Of them, which
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02
The Cholera in Europe.

The cholera is said to be making destructive
progress in Hamburg The London Medical
Times states that from The 18th to the 3lst of
July there were 424 cases in that city, Of
which 80 were fatal The European Times,
Of the 18th Of August, says:
Cholera has again appeared in this country.
and it comes TO US, as usual, from Hamburg.
We see that during the last week twenty
deaths are stated 10 have occurred from this
cause in London. We seem to know rs little
as before about this grim and mysterious
stranger. but we know enough TO avoid his
tracks. and even 20 defeat him should he attack
US. He fas,ens for the most part upon those
who cannot or will not protect themselves.
Great and beneficial sanitary changes have
taken place IN England since cholera first in
vaded this country, nearly thirty years ago;
but we are not yet in a state oil complete de-
fence; vet il half as much money were eX-
pended in protecting us from the cholera as we
now see lavishcd in protecting Us from the
French, the cholsraic visit Of 1859 would be
the last.
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pOETlCAL.
THE LAWYERS PATRON SAINT


ny JOHN e. SANE
A LAWYER of Brittany, once on a 'i hn.
when business was tagging az nome
Was sent as lcgate to Italy cnme'
r. T5 ronfsr with the Father at Rome.
,~,.,xas the message the minister brought
A' NJ " ,hs pope he preferred complaint
Thar eoch other profession patron had got
While the lawyers had never saint
Very lr,,e. said his Misunderstanding to 'lho
IN attorney ~ civil and and pleasant,
pa. my yc,g last saint is already as>'s.'''
AID can't make ncw one III i'''''''
10 choose from the bar j; were ii''cS' 'h'""'
Pertains you've man M vou' eye
And his Holiness here gaze : ""S''''e' "''H '''N
To a cardinal sitting near ny
H., ,,e lawyer rcp,ici, in lawyer like way,
80. ~ Wv ;r6y what is modest, hope.
AIM, come hi;hcr, allow ne to say,
To proil5- advice to the rorc!"
..very well" saiilis holiness, then We vii! lo
The bcs, tia. may fairly lie done;
!, don't seem exactly the thing it is true,
That the law should he sa;ntleSs :lone.
10 treat your profession as well as can,
AID leave you 10 cause of complaint.
propose, Is the only quite feasible plan.
To give YOU a secondhand saint
10 the ne;ghboring church You will presently
And This is the plan a';visc;
First, say few aveS-a hui!dred or So
Then carefully bandase your eyes.
"Thcn--sayins more aves--go cropping around,
And touching one object alone,
The saint youarc seeking will quickly be found,
For ,hc first that YOU touci, j. your own"
The lawyer did as his Holiness said,
without an omission or flaw;
'ihcn, taking the banlaSes of from his head,
What do You think he saw:
f'hcre was 81 Michael figured il. paint,
Subiuing the Father OF Evil;
And The lawyc: eyclai.n!1g, BE thou on, saint,
Was touching the iorm Of The devil.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02
A Bad Master makes Good Abolitioniss.

4 letter in the Pontotoc, Miss, Examiner
in,lmates that one Caleb 5. Manly, known rs
"Dr. Manly, who, a coed many years ago, had
plantation on the Buttchatchie, Monroe coun.
tv, Miss; who resided in the upper part of Alb
crdcen, who had great big bell to ring his
negroes up before Gay; who worked them
hard, whipped them well, and clothed few OF
them badly; and who was known as the worst
master in all those parts-has sold his negroes,
put the proceeds in his pocket, removed to one
of the North Western States and become ram
rant abolition lecturer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02
NORTHERN uARKirs.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 3i.-fIour iirn All 10.
changed. Wheat is buoyant; whit ;
10, red 81 lOal 30 Corn is active. Hh.'
s2asi cents, yellow s5as6 cents. Pro'.,i'a
are firm. Bacon sides 9.a!h cents. NJ, ~,
Sl5 00al5 %. Prime 81. Lard !'.a..'
cents. Ohio Whskey 2sl cents.
NEw iogS, Aug. 3l.--Cotton has .3N-
ward tendency; Uplands IL. Flour h'' No.
clincd loa25c; Southern sjaj %. VII j.
quiet; white 81 GOAL 30, red 81 2os' -
Corn has downward tendency; mixed 81 ~,
Pork is advancing: mess sl5 il; prm" : ~ -. -.
Whiskey is lower at 26t cents. Rice * buoS4''
at 3!ai; cents. Sugar is buoyant; u:.ra'
7a1!c. Sales Of Mola>ses at .i0ai2c. sHT'
of Turpcntinc is iirmer at - cents. Ro'',. >
buoyant; fine - 225a3 %. The Tobscco al '1.
sale was dull and lifeles,; small >alcS Of liam
at s3saG+; the remainder was withdrawn. -. -
tie narket-Bccves. $500 head; sales o! IL
ard inidtiling at Stall. Sheep; II evv i'. -,
Swine IS firm and active; sj,aG4 for corn ''-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02
THE STEAM FRIGATE CONGRESS.
correspondence Of the LonGon rime,.l

rnmApElpnLA, Aug 30.-A rumor has pre-
vailed here during the last two days to the
fec, that tho L. $. frigate Congress, which
saic,! from this city on the 18th inst, had gone
down with all on board. The runor seems TO
have originated at the Navy Yard: but is
hooked upon n conor2.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02
MARRIED..

NikRtp on the 81! q. August: n: the legation o: NE
United states, At Paris, by Rev Mr. s"-l-. MAil Ann
ir'! daughter Of the Hon John y Mason ln'" state
Minister 10 France, to ARCHER iSDLasoN' E'.' Of
tchmond, Va.
immediately after the ceremony, ts bride Sai groom
LEFT Paris .our in Switzerland xnJ G-rraaUy prior 10
ihc- return 20 the United siatr,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02
DIRECT TRADE WITH EUROPE.

The Norfolk Merchants and Mechanics En-
change have unanimously adopted the report o.
their committee in favor of the scheme Of
"procrcss" for direct trade, to which We re-
icrred not long since The author OF the plan
proposes, as an adjunct TO the scheme, the for
nation of an "E.nigrant Aid Society" to III
,luce the old world to send its population to the
shores of Virginia, and thereby not only bet
ter their condition, but also to rc:nuncratc the
ships employed in the trade and to aid our
railroads, by the enlarged revenues from In
creased emigration. The committee appeal to
Richmond and Petersburg, WHO have Identical
interests to co operate in TIER scheme, and
they. 10y express resolution, delegate DIR. Maui
lice Fitzgibbol, who is the originator OF the
scheme and the author OF Progress to visit
the cities of Richmond and Petersburg, with 4
view to promote its laudahlc and important
end. They warmly compliment his patriots
and disntcrestcd lno;iycS, and, knowing Dr. F.
as we have for years, we add our humble
tribute and wish him all success in his noble
mission for the commercial independence of
Virginia. lie will, no doubt be cordially re-
ceivcd and patiently listened TO b. our men of
business, and we trust that some solid result
may grow ont OF the movement.
~<-<S.S- ----
IT, tie Filters Of Tie LMquiyr::
WlsrLANp, fr,N;.,LS CorS!y, a.,
August 18th, 1859.
conference.-the shouid not at all be SUI
priScd 10 hear Of some Of or would-hc politi-
clans Of New York, suffering themselves to be
hung if thereby they could secure newspaper
notoriety. In Charles O'Malley We have Il
striking instance OF political success by the
death of an honorable oitice-seckcr. His friends
after mature elaboration, made him die for
success, and their importance. He died, arose,
and was victorious. 80 said tie newspapers,
and they ought to know. ior. Wise, it is said,
died in New York how truthfuiiy do not
hnow--he arose in Richmond, and, in the end,
will be victorious at Charleston, and the ballot
boxes OF the country.
We receive comments on the Donnelly CORES
pondcnce by the cart load. 1t can avail the OPP
posers of Gov Wise nothing. In fact, Gov.
Wise will be greatly benefited by it. They
must rccollect,
'Pgnirs pi;,nirs though pcrchci tile As.
Pyramids are pyramids in plains
Gov Wise is too well known. for McssrS. Cas-
sidy II Co. toinjurc him. The vericst reptiles are
sometimes seen on the top Of the grand pyramids
of Egypt. So the name of the purloiner Cas-
sidy is associated with that Of Gov Wise. The
world will hcnccfor,h know, that one Cassidy
of New York, did feloniously take or cause to
be taken private letter written to friend in
New York by Gov. Wise, and that he, the said
Cassidy, did publish the same, with the intent
of politically injuring the next President Of the
United States JUSIus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02

mother attempt is to be make to introduce
steam on the James River and kanawha Canal,
as a prorclling power.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02
DIED.

DIED. In Cumberland county at the residence of her
father Rev J,.se g. Arns,ead D. D.. on Sunday s''h Of
August, Mrs. MARIA PAGE MI" o! John Boiling aged =
ysA0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02

&C CamphelI- History Of virginia, pages 81. Co. 49, -;
Til. Of Roherison Chalmers. Beverley and Others
ar. completely r-iu.d hy The authentic record. OF iic
tn,-, puk u-hrd In Ii-in:
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rnr rpa,GoNI.E VIM, ~. II.

I.a: tie residents ci each territory are en-
titled TO hold Saves in such territory; tina,
wien tins RICH; i inf:in.ed by the local terri
to,iai authorities, o. otherwise. il is line iin,lr
niai'c duty # Congress, not less thar Of each
Of Inc other departments OF tEc General Gov
errn.ca,, TO provide adequate protection 10
slave property; nevertheless ,h2 D,mocratic
party has never recognized either this or tie
opposite doct.iac, and il is altogether proper
and cxpc';icn; ;!at Tie party should continue
to tolerate differences Of opinion Oh the 1ues.
ton Of slavery in the territories, permitting its
members to atx different and i,rcconcileahlc
interpretations to the party platform in such
manner as to rally to the aid of the party men
holding to each variety ofopnion.
This is full and fair Statcmcn, Of the differ
cnccS Oh principle and policy, which now
threaten to distract the Democratic party
And there is bu; one mode offered lis, Of es-
cape from total disruption and defeat. That
mode has already been adopted by the Demo-
crscy of Mississippi. Mississippi stands UNIT
against the sGuattcr sovereignty hcrcSy--a UNIT
against ever io,kcd tcnged suggestion of dou-
Die interpretation ~ The acknowledged or
gan Of the Democracy Of Virginia, We pledge
the consolidation Of her Unit vote with that of
Mississippi Let the whole South stand togc.
ther, then, as 4 INIT, demanding the full and
fair assertion Of the doctrine of the ConStitu.
ton. This, and this alone, can secure party
unity, party harmony, aud 4 national triumph
in lSIn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02

On the Path inst. train arrived at Lea.
worth city bringing 1900 his. OF woo! HUE
New Mexico.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02

The Maj. y. j. Donelson, WHO died recently
ut Laiourche, Ia, was rot Andrew Jackson
Donelson, the adopted son of zen. Jackson.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-02

1t is said that Yice-President Breckenridge
has written letter declining the use Of his
name in connection with the Presidency
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CANAL UTETOBYNCHBURG AND HUGH
ANAN.
$500 f ssz.sEIsgE5s

~ and Lexington 500 '-0'
On NE iHh day ~ July The firm Of n EdmondA will com
snce running their iWeskly line 81 James
FerA kannNa Canal leaving Richmond usual Monday
wednesday and friday, 80 y NJ reach New Canton
sud Scosylne AZ ~ " II The hrs A and
Buchanan and Levngion ~ ?. y. ofihe second day.
RETURNtNO
Leave buchanan n A. ~ and Lynchburg MONDAY
wednesday and friday reach scotsvs ~ iOE New can
Ton ~ ~ ", and arrive IN Richmond ~ a ~ next day
The Boats connect ~ New Canton with the Institute
ioesyfte. " '
Paenfers from the country observe that by m schedule
hey arrive n Richmond and Lyncbufg O'clock In M morn
nFi and can return home days " 81 Richmond
ard ~ y. NJ, from Lynciburg.
Below time o. arriva ~ utermedlate dtsfanrsss
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ESoHANGE HOTEL AYp $50

- HNEENHD IIOINE.--
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thanks patrons have received
- their hands and hope the order AFFAIR.
% b Initiated SPIT J. Use wi receive the
uhl
Mssrs- JOHN p and THOMAS BALLARD are nov the Pro
Fors Of The fSiabshneut pledges
shat he comfort convenience and requirements their guests
w desire 20 keep and maintain, What for
FIRST CLASS HOTEL, aud promise 70 renewed
comfortable
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shall endAvoT anord satisfaction travelling
putlic.
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influence % basss sufficient proof that
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have been la better condition entertain visitors
All closure, Intended closure
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4. =. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
YORKTOWN, uEsTOWN, AND

Three Times Week between Richmond and New York
TI,HE YORKTOWN Capt Parrish leaves Richmond fSS>
every Monday morning oclock CITY Point
and O'Clock, evening The JAMES
TOWN Capt sknner Richmond Tuesday Afternoon
O'Clock Wednesday morning: and Ports
1n.ih o'sloct same evening. The EOANOHE Capt Couch
Ive. Richmond Friday O'Clock; civ Pant
Saturday morning; and Norfolk, oelH same evening
RETUKNING:
YORKTOWN Mes York Pier t. North River every
Ta.iay afternoon. O'Clock for Norfolk, Pgt~rharE and
urtuond The JAMESTOWN New YORK, Fer II, North
River every saturday afternoon At O'Clock, Tor Portsmouth
Petersburg The ROANOKE Leaves N~u Work Pier
h. River, Tuesday afternoon, al Soeoek for Nor
fiix, Petersburg aud Richmond
O. only - Passage 10
karat as - thu river boats
For freight passage, or other Information, Apply 70
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FINE ARTS.
Nj ESSItS. WV. SATILEIk a CO., have The pleasure
I 20 inform The arlsyng public that Mr. RSOEDLER lsucees
% Goup Co. New YORK has this consigned 10 a. large
aud select ss-msnt q plain and eoiored Enrrayins io
graphs and Photouaphs They will he exhibition ana offered
tr sale On friday Saturday, Monday and Tuesday 18Th g
2ist and I'D 81 March, only
great portion u the collection being
Tor exhibition 10 ih Southern Brars In Engraving and
the public In general respectfully invited yisit during
isct from the Eh1ie collection.
large ~ the Fngravingp will be
turr, and orders Tor others promptly attended TO-
Particular attention called the Phntographs A. the most
beautiful specimens Of that art yet exiant
mhis wM sATTLER A 90 1aq Main r,
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EFsNRTO THR mEHCIIA NTS or VIRGINIA
EhtsIsN AID NORTH CAHUttNA.
lAS2NA y sTEARNs 4 60. are daily manufacturing Y y
Wakf hat s uusurpassed hy Whisky made America
Z mad. entirely n Rye snd Malt Az Who have ured spest
10 ne hEct terms n M rich and pleasant nav0r u will
u ~" rade a. l0w rrgr Their matted Rye Whkey iH
and consequently 90 rh favor With crnnorur Dealers
Vitfd a. call and examine the large stock hand
lfiS ". gTEARNs co, 16th 81.
~ HHur
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1850. NOTICE. Iss0.
H. IS ~ ~ y = - s.,ys
TO PASSENGERS GOING N0RTH-NEW ARRANGEMENT
INFORMANT To TRAVELLRRS
IhHOtGH licAEISIND IHROJGH CHECES
NOTICE.


TlR,iTstf 1f y = - = 70 % IH BY v ELLElfS.
GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE
CARRYING THE GREAT UNITED STATES MAIL
TWICE DAlLY-sunday night eGcepisd-betWe.n
RICHMOND ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON BALTIMORE PHIL
ADELPliiA, NEW YORK, Important pouts Nj 49,,
qua Greek and Washington, the - " "
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
!" N. Potomac Rive . miles; and by SPLENDID comfortable
steamers thence TO Washington miles in all $50 miles M bonrs
being a comfortable and perfectly safe speed
20 Hours Of departure C3o A. NJ, md sOOP NJ
- btFBage under charge OF Special CHECKED
YarE
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NOTICE TO LADIEs.-we have In store -.
- large ani pretty asrIrmfut u ladies saa' and
eldrens Caters syies n shoes Sleh W. should
be pleased u have call and examine, vii se Them
reasonable terms and them b. represented
PUTNEY a WATTS,
Iet' No. it9 Main 81. Richmond. ".
HAmPAGNE.-Grap Fleur ~ Bousy snd Tmpsria n
~ ~ own importation from ne veitnoWn house Hoaehe
fs Drousf Als0 Vim Imperial better
snf Grand Vim dAurerfe Mot Chandsn and The ori
reuoWned Weave CHIuot P1nsardin Dor sale bv
80 o. CRAM. No 2. Eschange Block.
SILVER WAHR. Silver Tea sets, Pitchers oobis,s
- Cops salt stands Cake knives Cheeae SCOOPS Nuss erss
Preserve and Berry spoons, Ac always hand oT
SCI q oGSEEf, Hage s7uars
Ms- %ssHSI a.-- s sEfs2l & wv