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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-02
Tha Yaucluss Gold Vine.

The history of this Gold mine would be an
interesting theme: q volume Of fact, more
startling than the tales of6ction, might easily
be woven by the leisure pen, but We have
neither the time nor the inclination to indulge
just ut present.
This mine has been sold as high as $780,
600, and OF various prices from that figure
down. A few months ago it was put up at
auction and bought by our townsmem, Geo.
b. Scott aud j. Warren Slaughter. They
bought it for some $1,000, and have since ad-
ded to it until now it stands them about $40
600. We understand that they have sold it
within q few days to a New York Company
for $27. 900. A vast deal of gold has been
taken from it in times past, and it is fair to
presume that more Of the same sort still lies
buried within its bosom.-F'ed Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-02
France and England.

From the London Morning Advertiser Liberal
We are enabled to state that a very angry
correspondence ID just now going on between
the French and English governments rela-
tive 20 the permission granted by our govern
mept 10 Austrian vessels 10 take shelter un-
der our guns at Malta.
The French government theoretically com
ra.;. a thia. n showing an undue friendship
FL 1nstr;aS inasmuch as French vessels,
having no fear Of Austrian ships. do not seek
OF require the same protection.
There is, probably. NO foundation what
ever, in truth, for the above statement
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-02

1t will be seen, by reference to the news
from Mexico, among the Telegraphic Dis
patches, that there are new difficulties spring
ing up between Mexico and the United
States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-02

There is a rumor in Wall street. New
York, of extensive frauds, by which one OF
the banks has been defrsuded out Of about
$500, 900, and a Western railroad company
out of q considerable sum.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-02
The Wines of California.

The cultivation of the grape in California
bids fair, in the short space Of twenty years,
to transcend in importance the working Of
our gold mines. This statement will excite
surprise with thousands, and will probably
he d%iscredited by many; but it Is easily sus-
ceptible of proof. The State Register, for
1859, a most valuable work, informs us that
the increase of our vines from 1856 to 1857
was fifty per cent. and se"enty-four per cent
from 1857 to 1858, and about fifty per cent.
since then on the whole stock, being Il great
er increase than compound interest would
yield. 1t is estimated that the present stocks
of vines when matured, exclusive of the pro
ceeds derived from the sales Of thegrape and
the manufacture of bra ndy, will reach ten
millions of dollars. In twenty years, at the
rate of progress above indicated, the wine
product of California will be worth fifty mil
lions of dollars. With such enormous re-
sources Of our own,t the importation Of French
wines and liquors will not only cease, but
California will become the greatest exporter
and will occupy much of the wine market
now ~monopolized by France. The wine cul-
ture is, however yet in it's infancy, but it is
the infancy of q Hercules, with California
for his cradle. 1t is impossible to set any
bounds to the future greatness and power Of
this State; but q faint idea oft can be gath
cred from the promise held forth in its grape
culture alone.-Sn Francisco Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-02

The Navy Department have received vol
luminous dispatches from the coast Of Africa
dated Porto Praya, April Is. The comman-
der of the frigate Cumberland gives rather
a graphicaceount of the mod"s operand' OF
stealing and running off slaves, as carried
on by yachts, schooners and regular trading
vessels. The traffic during the last year, he
says, has been greatly on the increase, not
w~ithstanding the unceasing vigilance of not
only the American squadron, but also ofthe
English and Spanish men-of-war in those
waters. All kinds of expedients are resorted
to by persons engaged in the traffic, to avoid
detection. He thinks that it the Depart
ment would employ a smaller class of vessels,
capable of running into the small rivers and
bays, so as to intercept the ~slavers, they
would be more successful in these voyages,
and the traffic would be greatly abated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-02

" question is now settled in one way or the
other "a TO the election in Virginia, and would
respectfully call the attention "feyery body TO my
still large stock of MUSIC, MUSICAL INSTRU-
MENTS, BOOKS, STATIONERY, and variety
goods. which am disposed to sell at great bar
gains for cash during the dull and hot season just
about to set in. | would like to give = catalogue
Of every article / have for sale, but this would
require too much time and spsee=I must therefore
content myself with q general invitation to call and
see what | have and ws will rot fall out about price.
nv % JOHN II. PARROT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-02
University Of Virginia.

In each of the literary societies of the Uni
versity of Virginia, it il customary to choose
near the close Of the session, a IaledIctory
Orator. and II member to receive a gold medal
awarded to the best DICTATOR. We learn
that the result of the election recently teld is
as follows
Jefferson Society.--John johnson, of
Charleston, S. c., Naledictorian: Archer An
derson Of Richmond, Va. Medallist.
Washington Society. Douglas French For
rest. of Fairfax, Va, Yaledictorian: John
ii. Gayle, of Norfolk county Va, Medallist,
Columbian Society,". A. Stephens. of
Charlottesville, Ga, Valedictorian; s. L..
Arlington, of Montgomery, Ala. Medallist.
BEDFORD AND MINERAL WATER.-l0
ID barrels and 10 half barrels Bedford Mineral
Water, this day received direct from the Springs,
for sale by j. II. MCVEIGH i son,
my 30 Prince street Wharf.
- ~ All " n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-02
The Christy Minstrels.

The n. Y. correspondent Of the Charleston
Courier says:
'Geo. Christy, whose real name is George
IL. Harrington, is, perhaps, one Of the most
lmproyident men of his class. lie make mo-
nry easily and spends it freely. +. p. Chris,
~, the originator of the negro minstrelsy
business, and the step father Of George. once
said that George received from him some
years, for q salary, $4,000, and that at the
end of the year he was always in debt. +.
=. Christy. by prudence and economy, be,
came n rich man. and is now worth from
SljO,00O to S2O0,000. Before he quit the
business, George left him and joined the
Wood Ministries. After two or three years
service there, he left and went to California.
Contrary To all expectation, George Christy
failed there, and he now returns to the nome
ot his former %triumphs, with an attempt to
renew his prosperity. But Mr.. Wood steps
in to prevent him. He has applied for an
Injunction 10 restrain Geo. Christy from per
forming here on the ground of a written con-
tract that he would not play in New York,
or within one hundred miles Of it, until
the lst of November, 1889. The matter is
not yet decided, but the supposed persecu-
ton Of MIR. Wood will only increase the SYM
pathv for George ChIisty."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-02

II BAGS RIO COFFEE
III IL mats Manila Coffee, received, and for sale
By lmy 30l GARRET HULsT, l47 king-st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-02

TEST RECEIVED this day, per Adams L Co.'S
u Express, case of those new style HATS,
called the Ledger / Genour Hats, something en-
tirsly new in this market.
my7 J. T. EVANS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-02

1hE Ell hOfkAN An W. ucSih W NAVE
accounts from the Austrian side-and they
represent the Austrian army, as abundant
in material, we'll disciplined, and well Off
cered-and as likely to oppose the French
on equal terms, and contest with them man
fully for the prize Of war. The accounts,
also, state, that it is not true, that the pea
santry are all opposed to the Austrians in
Piedmont-but, on the contrary, that they
complain Of their own government on ac-
count of taxes, and because the war has
been p~recipitated upon them. The French
accounts, on the other hand, represent the
advance of the French, with the Emperor
at their head. as being hailed with enthusi-
ssm by the Piedmontese-and state that in a
short time now, a battle will be fought, in
which, it cannot be doubtful, on whose stan
dard Victory will perch-and, that the am
paigns of Italy, under the first and great
Napoleon, will be acted over again by his
successor, and will end in the Independence
of Italy, and the advancement of the power
and glory Of France.
The VIRGINIA ELECTIoN.-The figuring
has, in q great measure, ceased, since it Is
certain that Mr.. Letcher is elected Cover
nor-aud the public now very patiently wait
for official returns, to ascertain the eractma-
~jorities in the several counties, and the real
losses and gains. The contest has been a
warm and animated one-and 80 we'll bal
apced were parties, in the State, that for a
day or two, it vas very uncertain which had
prevailed. For the Democratic candidate
for Governor to succeed in Virginia, only by
the majority which MIR. Letcher obtains,
proves how strong is the Opposition, and
how proper and judicious it wa in them, to
rally around their candidates. The New
York Herald, in an article IN the election
says :-"Enough is ascertained to settle
the question of Letcher's election as Govern
or by q seriously reduced majority, aud that
unless the democracy mex time do q great
deal better, they will be thoroughly beaten.
They cannot stand IN the doubtful ground of
this election. They must advance, or they
will be inevitably driven back in thene1ten-
counter before the victorious opposition
The Richmond Enquirer seems to be some
what amazed at the wonderful organiza-
ton and strength of the opposition upon
a three months notice. considering that
three months ago nothing more than
the mere shadow of an opposition party
was supposed to exist in the Old Dominion.
The subject isindeed full of alarming sugges-
tons to the wrangling democracy; for if the
new opposition party Of Virginia have done
this thing in their frs. experimental cleo,
ton, what may they not do in the second?'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-02

DL0WS.--Double Shovel Flows, just received
J. q superior lot Of these plows, Virginia make,
guaranteed to work we'll, for sale by
URAYT0N u. MEADE,
10 No. II Fsirfsx street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-02

IL CASKS VERY SUPERIOR SCOTCH ALE.
LIZ in stone jars, for sale by
my IL WASHINGTON i co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-02

paS6 uIODscINcu W "s"
In the death of Gideon Scull, of Phila-
delphis, which is announced in the papers OF
that city, the commercial community OF
which he was a member, has lost one OF Its
most right-minded, useful, and enterprising
merchants, and society generally. a bright
example of social and moral worth.
DR.. Francis J.. Mettauer, a well known
physician, died on Saturday last. in Peters
burg, after a long illness. jacob A. sleP-
pey, Secretary of Appomattox Lodge, No.
liz. |. o. o. F., died the same day. DIR. Il.
O. Britton, an energetic and enterprising
merchant. died on Sunday, Of consumption.
The vacancy occasioned in the Office of the
first Assistant Superintendent or Master Of
Transportation of the Northern Central
Railroad, by the resignation of Mr.. e. Z.
Adreon. has Just been filled by the appoint
ment of Mr.. John I. Rigney.
Rev. Joseph C. Stiles, D. D., ofNew Haven
Conn.,, general agent of the Southern AID
Society. has been elected Professor of rheo-
loey in the new Theological Seminary sstab.
lis6ed by the United Presbyterian Synod, az
it's late meeting at ~Lynchburg, Virginia.
Rev. Alexander Campbell, the founder OF
the sect known as "Csmpbellites," has been
preaching recently in Kentucky, to crowded
houses. He is over 80 years of age, but his
mental faculties are unimpaired.
The English papers report the death OF
Mrs. Young, a lady of high social position
who died under tbs excitement produced by
receiving the joyful intelligence Of the cleo
ton of her nephew to the House OF Commons
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-02

THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 2, 1859.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-10

CHlCKERING PIANOS.
A NEW and full supply OF these splendid inssru
n have been resolved f..'r--
In addition 20 the beaatifal bcix he Noix, CIR
ealar Action and The GRAND. have the
doir, beaatifai Instrument of upright form.
The Chick engs have received prize medas
uned competitors and from Institutions
Ameres and OF EUROPE They
Pianos than In the world - p .h rI.tta
Chiskerings p<rma
nen that have brought
cton; and by the capital they have invested
turing they ,s fully ay than
without having been fully Inspected by
As this factory has than Q
Richmond these Instruments
The factory all Pianos sell Orders promptly
tended TO. n
wsroom north side street. near eth and At Hass
ton Brethsrs, No. lcs Main street Il =
mails NATHI CARUsI Aren't
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y i.!laiss fo1rxsfH sfEAS fsdiSlS d ): =.
ssss: ss S'ssi., So n rs.s.s "a s.a.;
Pssses " esy Enginss selh here s>svksrs. - -
~ ~. ~ y, s,.e M.s.h srAfsoEARs sfrAh rauD nsa
"a = aw EiA Il he approved ss.ssss.
r nYs,s "a wakrIs q, vAfE. wosKa PORTABLE slsR
kAnsoAe yonE q every dsscripsioa lilf
tvsAcC0 rkE11EA kLArfEnIN0 MIL An srcss.
mon s 70 "a: :s
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RAILROADS. &C.

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GakAr SOUTHWESTERN MAlI nourR.
rWfcE DAILY, VcuDAr kvENfNo kxog19Dl \
nlCmMoND AND DANvlLEn nAILnCAn.
AA4Aa RaMuo
CHlANGE OF sCHEDULE.
.., ss nm Ma % ~: ls u: NJ. sd r
Leave sea.esa '.iss daily evening s.esy..aJ
sss. s. 49, sss..
Noble saa Nsvoa..naL
e. s,, ..S.'' '-'a-' '' DAWN. W. and
ls.v. ysae,s. tss.s .s. as's ,s..a.y sr.,.- ,.,,,
saa AS osoel A. sis a. and sS. In EcSsoas :.
rh.eash ssasoaa to n.apA. In ,-e day. and ,A...
r. ...y. ..., ss-s~s "a "a:
hen the Nos,h Al nsSsosd "-"'''A "''~'' " -"'
Is.Ss.s .s,: IA "a s.s..s checked through .so,.
Asss zss sss ,s:ssss .se, .,,A. sl-.
.ss q caHssSi HSa ssessu nsSaSea
sOUTH-slDE RAILROAD.
4. S..c.., MoS I'm An TMksaa AU
FROM PIrERsBrRa TO LYNcHBURa :
n.n Train starts daily =, asa NJ reaches ahsurs isss
ras.1sss Train .,; a. except sanaas " As NJ
v.,,,., FROM LINcasuaa TO pErrRsBune.
Per n, :,. a. except Sunday. ioso
These Train. With daily Springs Kno.
.sss and Sa Ne. S.isss. rou. to all
rSs % a Mss.;sp Losl..n and
A. .na y Moon, and Si, fsin, n. and isc
sessary. "
.us. o.n.f., s ~ = sssD -
sENL suPr'. oyyicr. v AFR RICO,
on and amer Sunday July s,., isss rS.iSs =. s1
~ VIII run as folioss: - cHa34lk5 8
.rri,r Al No "a. An ]shs''1's "ifs' A. NJ and
Passenger No viii leave LypsA.urs a, ia p NJ and
r5esh, Train WIN leave lynch.arE q. NJ arrive a,
sea-u Il H. 0ILL aenr STUNT,
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FIRE INSlrRANCE!
II a II r A n rs
EFFERvESCENT
SELTZER APERIENT.

Il A Et IL A n rs
EFFERvESCENT
SETTER APERIENT.
III, r.asss and popular Msiat prepared in eonsnI with
ds,IaiLy, conycnsni AMI portable form, -.
universally received the most Favorable recommends
Tons Of the Medic :. profession and = Discerning
MOST EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
= line APP erient
spa sn 20 P sSi dss .ys. the Ts
from u: p.etnsss aud greater efficacy may
BILIOUS AND rEBRIIr DISEASES, SICK HEADACHE Loss
fiiSrs hSR M I 70 T COM
SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS.
III. r.rsul,Ily adapted tie Traveller. BY sc. and
nSsi. and Cow aies%r, Captain, OF as...I. Ait
h'ef' VIII NM Mny., S.i sn addition to their
With those Who have used IT, has high and ind.
TORPID STATE LvER-u render, sre., service
10 IN rS' Sotf ANDY AND R HELM ,rrsv-r
a1yins q. symptoms and in eaectus
IFS SUCCESS CASTS OF GRAVEL, INDIGESTION. HEART
bokN AND Cosri'fNtss-froves to be Medicine
scIDITy Ss THE stomach AND THE DISTRESSING SICK.
MSS sotsuAL DURING PRLdNANcY-yrdss sei,y snd sh
II AfLoEns TN GREATEST RELlsG AFFLICTED
Inasmn Aiory Tendencies. "
In FACT 1T IL INVALUABLE IN ALL CASES WHERE A oyN
TIE APkRItsr OR PuRGATIvE Is REoUIRED.
Ia In the form Of Powder estsy put up In bottles to Keen
morning never Inire. With the ,,,
day. acting ssniy the system Restoring digestive powers
sneitas aheahy and vigorous tone % The
nloynen 1t also enables the Invalid eujoy many Iuxes
With mpehly Rom which he dshsrrsd and
Nsusou. testimonials 'on professional and gentlemen az
popularity 5r .ris. Of yssr. si.snsiy ssss.Sts ~
m.ae, .si y.ie.hle hsIaeisr snd
notice OF 40 inteihysni public.
JOHN A. TARRASf & co DRUGGISTS,
~ No s.s 6feenstsh -. 81
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CANAL ROUTsTOLYNrHHU ASpuUca
- ANAN, ga
NI@IA

u Asi IettnstOB ~ a. w.
oh he ls,h isy of JuiT the hm Of Edmond ca Wi com
shes fnhnng helr iTi weekly line The James
SsI hAa.s Canal leaving klshaoni ususi on Monday
"e.nsas, sah fii.y, Al NJ, reach New Canton IL
ad sSo'ihs az " 81 Of the hrs Iynehbufy At and
""'"s"a" a"' Lexington AZ Y W az the second day.
RETURNING
Leave buehAnan ~ A. 81 Lynchbutg AtTk p Al uonJ.x
"rur.iay ah Friday reach scOtsvie I0X NJ Neg a.
'ona " Y NJ ani arrive In Richmond At ~ nest DAY
bGa connect AZ New Canton with InsiItut,
sni buckingham e. w. aud In age for char.
PASSENGER from the country observe by INF.
hey STRIVE 10 Richmond and Lynchbg ct O'clock In m. morn
aud ~ Y. NJ, FROM Lynchburg 49, '''
see tiaeaf ri.
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RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD.
~ e w A ira II e a IN ent an q
Change Of Schedule,
@NaEa&

~ II
Regdlr Connections with King Queen H. and Urbspu,
NORFOLK West Point, and all the intermediate landing ON
the Pamunkey aud York Rivers.
and siier Monday Oct H. the Passenger Train, stonpo
~ PAN Oaks Meadow, Dispatch and The Whi,s
House sons and returning viii 9lth Street Rehmana
isiy except sand.ys At sS A NJ st the White House
d.y except sandays At A. NJ Returning leave the MIL
House, daily Sundays ATriy. AZ S.th s,,",
hStnaoni, daily, except Sundays, At Ia M '
snd sAtu days
me White House At 81 A. NJ Street RirhnnJ
NJ Returning, leave cath Street RiehHoni At AZ p Al
Arrive al the White House NJ ~ - ' 81
renssts leaving Richmond At 6% on TUESDAYS, Thur,
Northern Co s Four Horse Post fn
trf ming queen C. H. Cartons Cha,cb
VILE arriving urbanns at q. ~ days RsturnIng wi
leave UrbannA A. Mondays Wednesday, ana Ydsys
p NJ, for Richmond -e "s''' "
Through tickets To praEier's .-.....- AZ.
Ihronsh tickets 10 King Queen T.. h.. $50
through tlek Its 10 Csriton'. Store gun
Through tickets 10 wTight's ara
Through tickets 10 Churchyiie ......... ann
Through tickets tn uTbanuA. 80
inesays and brtsys the Cant Toms.
NJ southSsr Si leave the White House AZ %, III, .,,ysl
al r cars from Rhmond Norfolk and all The lnt~rnssis
an The pamnnkey and York Returning Viii
Nan on Moniiys and rhursIsys at HIM n ali in
sniuss ani connecting with
M'e House. si3f NJ for Richmond through o. a. meal.
Freight Si be received at the Rockets, near IN. lave,
ns "orss daily, tn and will on thr fo.
before shipment delivery ~ '' ""'e'
NsgI"rs an be Iegoisri when travelling sous In l,.y. Nth
Asrh OF Conductor pass stating that t,y
oeit Tuns m
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HARVEY. AHMIsTkAo 4 WILLIAMS.

HARVEY, AHMisThAO A WILLIAMS,
II Pearl street,
IAVt just received iasss Of afsss.
IL hsJ oder % % the Tsis Accommodating tsTs,
sing '' '-p'
900 btls. No. Mornings, very superior
lOJ hhis u. o. sasaT
40 buis C. Sugar
loo tits Crushed Loaf and G susar
~ hhds ~ u. Moiasses
\, StJ ke.s Uii Dominion Nails.
lVi tSEs ssesie. Iron
l"i 10 Hoop ana sheet lion
% 10 Nail Rods
10 cases Mayfair Cast snj shsaT stssI
10 tons English ana AEasIsa blis.rTsi atesl
to- boxes Tin Plate
t.O tirrcss Line
300 tons Richmond Ground Plaster
!, go bsys Rio Coffee
900 tsgs Ls.srs CSfce
.tJ bags Java Coffee
loo mats Mocha Conse-vsry ehoics
40 cases ssnioTis LicsIiss
stj shssts Assorted Teas
lJJ tsgs Orchard Grass sssi
los 10. Herds Grass Seed
lyJ bags Clover Seed
20 bills Tanners oil
~ tirrc~- NeW Rice
90 hhds Bacon Sides
10 hhds BACON shouIders
40 bbls. whisky - ID " y Rum
ltJ bbis hne Brandy AMI WHISKY
-. 80 bHs Adamantiue. srerm and TAilov Candle,
esn nom buyers Is solicited. fras
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-10

gTOHAGE WAIVED Having made large addition
- 70 ny Ws,houss the Doet prepared
flbD0 barrels heavy and light Produce erehsn
de reesysi from snd Delivered TO Vessels canal
soy e1gense. A.sLkE
have excellent place damp vhsst ana per
sons having such 10 store IN 10 wei 70 dive me call
au9s-E
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-10
ARRIVALSAT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

RSpmAN0E hotel 4 BALLARD EsOUsR
JOHN Y. THos y BALLARD. Ptopi-,ors.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-10

RICHARDsONs
IHI3EI LIN ENG.
x-.o,,.,,.,... DAMAsks, DIAPfRs Ac
UHsUNtks ~ Richardson's Linens those DESTROYS Of Oh
~ snng the Genuine Goods ssuI1 sss thai The srtl, %
Ha,sh.ss ss seasd With the i arm
o. the gsods - '"''' ~"
~. sauion rendered essentially Necessary large quantss
o. nstoI sod defective Linens
ssd sealed 9Th tho RICH hlON H. I.b U.ss ~
fegafdes % The ury axe on me Arerirsn
sms snd hs manufacturers ~ Goods win not
sb.ndn tsinsss - pohab While yafcbassT be nposeJ
90 r1'h Goods % q worthless ehsractsr
.e-Dy Agents, 10 chsrcb s,rsss ~. Va
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MARINE NEWS.

PORT OF RICHMOND, Nosembers.
zoH wArKR (TsrNSbAr) oIhok-sus Rises &C. ssrs so,
ARRIVED,
sehI 8 p. HAYES, Mason Pals, coal : T. Have
John Alexander, Lewis Ratio, pig iron, W = Triprtt
-tig, Lovelsnd Phila., coal Harris Moore
rherwood, Williams Back River, wheat, HsxsukCo
MARY Adtiine Jones, Baltic, mi.. ". b. Colquitt Co
lula, foxvel, phia, coal, q y. Have.
Nsrths May, Washington York River, corn Wilson A po
John hilton, (Br) Dickson ash, wombIe Clsiborn
IS HerbsH, MysIs, Norfolk, light
Gailego smyth, y, Y, mdsp II. 4 W Currr
hAgnioneits, Dawes Have de Grace coal W d. Cojuutt
kCo - '' w. - NN't"''
Sorsela,, briEtley \. Y hay, n. II whiiiack Son
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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.

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Fire fnsurance, Marine Insurance.
TAX yIRslslA FIRE MARiAI INSURANCE COMPANY.
osvsos No ,si MAZE srskEr. R,czssxo. Va. $50.
CASH CAPITAL. 100000.
hAkkkD issa and having during lie sasnes OF
sS year. met claims for the extent q largely
MlLLlON o. DoLkAnA, 70 refess 10 ne history Of the
ss - anol nng the best hr the future
senf NACoAPANN,i s prons are dseuted
comnstst.i and Mechanics al Industry.
me long aeoaan.anee this Institution with the insafins
rabne has become familiar With their
Information Withheld,
ma, sh tend 70 Insure accuracy and give sAsfacson
10 FARMERS aud Country Merchants rsSecfrom
eStens IN amost every portion % the STATE
AepnsAuoa for rre Marine Insurance. addressed
He"aen' or Secretary. YIN receive pronp, snsn,ios
WnlAh wills ia, Secretary mhis-ly
Fire, Life and Marine lnsnraMce.
TNHE RICHMOND FIRE AssocI,T capital ami
seip'as OF nearly t9SO,OOO prepared 10 Issue policies
similar institution In the state and respectfully sk share the
patronage othe rohhc Applies viii be received
ne No Lon second door OF Main
where the oneers win ehe~rfuy Information
All losses promptly and LITERALLY adjusted.
DIRECTORS:
Chss T. WORKMAN, jain H. Claiborne,
VIM Z ronnpAins, Robert NJ
John J. wilson, Thcs A. Rust.
Air> usrrrti, 0eo. ~ 0wsihmey,
john Z. sabiett, Prs }. Harms
DAVID CURRIH Pr-.r.
hoshh a ToArxiSs Sec'y scs6