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Leigh Street Church Sunday School are making
arrangements ts for picnic excursion to "Crany
Island" in the course Of few days, and a.
the scholars are impatient for the trip, their
friends will no doubt aid them in their prepa-
rations.
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r> MEDICAL CARD have tn
BUSINESS NOTICES.

GEO. II. JEWETr. RO. T. JAMES
GENERAL AGENTS AND COLLECTORS.
nit their attention 10 Renting out Houses and
" Collecting CLAIMS bnt will attend to any other
llsfness entrust ted to them.
MT. JAMES is a AprARY Public, takes depos-
lions, ackHowted gments 10 deeds, &c.
once on the corner ot iith and Main streets,
!onIns the office Of Messrs. isaacs & Taylor.
y Sim
II HtGERTY, BRASS AND BELL FOCX-
-. DER, 10th, between Main and Cary streets.
X hmond. Va Having fitted up 4 FOUNDRY at
III. above place, am now prepared 10 execute ali
o.ters toE BRASS AND COMPOSITION CAST
IN1S, NJ The shortest notice, and cheaper than
Hny oheE tail. s!Eent South Of BaItImore;. Al.o
GARREIVS 5 PATENT ANTl-FRlCTION AND
BABBlIN METAL, Tor sale at reduced prices.
y b.-HIshesi CASH PRICES pald for OLD
METALS ana taken IN eX, hans e iog new.
y s-6ln
u WARNER 90.
MANUFAcTuRBRs- ANp wHoLTsALB DEALERS IN
WOODEN WARE,
BROONS. BRUSHES, BAShETS, MATS,
PAINTED TUBS. BG CkETS, ETC.
~ and 81 Commercial Street,
BOSTON.
H.NUFAcroRy At CONCORD, MASS.
-.
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Il VICES, As ACCTIONEER, to the citizens of
Richmond and the public generally, pledsing his
particular attention to all sales entrusted to his
care, feeling assured his experience as an Auction
Will eHtitle hun to share of public patronage.
Office in rear uf d. y. Jones Store, No. 76 Main
straet-entrauce in the alley.
M I'm j, Ill. DIl.EES
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PARIsIAN SERvASTs,-An American lady,
long resident in Paris, and perfectly acquaint-
ed with its customs-gives the following item
in relation to Partisan servants:-'sYou are
aware of the petty taxes which our domestics
are in the habit of imposing upon everything
purchased by them for the use Of the house,
hold. First in order is the sou per pound,
paid them by the grocers butchers, bakers, &c.
for their custom. This, however, is but a
trife in comparison. On rabbit, bought a,
two francs and fifteen sous, the cook pockets
the fifteen sons. For each dish ordered from Il
restaurant, the servant gets premium of FIVE
sous. So with butter aud every other article
Of food. have calculated that, over and
above her wages, my cook s profits amount to
1t least fifty cents q day Nor is She satisfied
with this. She has made nice little bargain
with my bu tcher, to the effec: that when she
buys six pounds of mutton or veal for D,s, the
butcher is to add u pound of sirloin steak to,
Rsr. There is no use changing servants or
butchers. They are all thieves alike, aud
might only make bad worse if interfered."
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rYXN0 on 1l0YY1TTsIT0.


SossAers Bdnss.-In no section OF the Union
are tho people moro public-spiTited or more
liberal, than those living In the Red River
country In Louisiana. They breed fns stock
with their dollars, ill those who oppose tako
water, or plank down their last dime. Such
1ro the whcle-souled fellows that now talk Of
.ssnsssrlns :. ss old yirsnia for rses sor SloSoe
| nnosrstand that Gen. Wells intends chalIeng.
ahk nj. y. w. boswell, to match "UncIs JeK,''
=, tnfsoysar !, r Old, by Lecomte, against plan.
can secure the seryices ar : raed = ptSsinsr for
the colt, and that the Aiexandrians will 70 as
| mnen more. when the time FOR starting ar
| now x,,,hns,, up 70 the mark Gen ". is
| "Hark'' to his owner, DIR. Merritt. but he will
nnd no dificulty in getting good man IN Ken.
tncky, where the colt Is now at work. II tho
chaisenge Is made, Mr.. boswell will be apt 10
accept IT, as he has engagements In New (,r-
leans-and If he succeeds Ia getting Planet n,
Alexandria in good order, he will be eimcst
sure to win the stake, however feet his oppo-
nent may be.
The SeHs Of Malto arr steadily gnining strength
in Richmond, and must soon become one Of
the most powerful secret organizations in our
midst. The aims and objects OF this order
commend themselves TO the public, .-ssmuch
as they ensure brotherly love 70 its members,
and protect them from danger and from many
of the besettipg sins to which they are a; all
times liable. Another grand object of this Or
ganization is to secure employment for its
members, to attend them when sick, TO bury
the dead, and to provide for the widow and or
phan. If these are the true aims and objects,
who can object to them!-who can refrain from
enlisting in that powerful army which seems
destined to affect q social revolution in the
whole country! In union there is strength,
whether that union 10 preserved by secret signs
or not-and IL it's organization has solely for
its object the good Of mankind, it deserves TO
prosper.
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,oHS y. GORDON 4 son.

l4TH STREET, NEAR THE k&CHANGE HOTEL,
Oh2r Tor sale large and full .tfneut OF IRON,
comprising Swrda's, Amerlcan Hammered. Peru
Hamme red English and English Refined, Englsh
Ameucan. Russia and Imitation Russia SHEET
IRON. Hoops. Band and Scroll Iron, Refined Plow
Iron aud PioW Plates Also Tin plate of various
sizes, ior tuners and manufacturers Sheet and
B1lt COPPER. Sheet Zinc, Speiter, and the Metals
MsLiiIIA slLN LIS
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DQTTS, FARLEY Il CO..
I Il = L, Il Il .

FhVt EMS, COMMISSION IND
FOR RWARDING MERCHANTS,
Nearly opposite the Columbian Hotel Cary st.
Richmond. Va.
Special attention gwen To the sale of TOBACCO,
WHkAT +, and all kinds of PRODUCE, and liberal
advances made on conss snments.
fhcAHf'hh +. boi oFiktiRff.EY.{ Late of Petersburg.
HENRY s. WILLIAMS, Late of Norfolk.
JAS. B. MARSHALL Late of Petersburg.
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Nso Fslmntesr Corps.-The young men of
Shurch and , Union nus held meeting at
solved to organize q volunteer company for
the two hills. Capt. Billups, formerly COM
mander of the sUnion Guard" advocated the
organization, and when the list for signatures
tiemen handed in their names as members. A
committee of six wns then appointed to OBJ.
tain members, and the meeting adjourned
until Monday night next ~ hsif.past O'Clock.
Judging from conversations with several
friends Of the enterprise, the corps, when or
ganixed will adopt the grey uniform, aud Join
the first regiment. II proper exertions are
made, n nne company may bc established on
the two hills; for there is an abundance of ma
teriai, and that of the right sort to get mp q
"crack corps"
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VIM. sATTLER * CO.,

WIN. SATTLER & CO..
w IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
OILS PAINTS, VARNISHES AND WINDOW
GLASS.
BRTSHES-We received by the late steamer ii
large supply of Painters and Artists Brushes OF
superior quality, 10 which call the attention OF
O customers.
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i, - rARkE roINpENTER. ATros-

N O. PAkkE FOINDEATER, ALTO 4
nEN-a-H My AT Law, RICHMOND, VA, wfa
ties Of Chesterfield, Powhatan and Amelia
HA.OiEce IN Llsle' S Building, corner of Main ard
iaSd sticcts Sc 2S-ly
MEDICAL CARD have this dsv
et>--a-ss assoc lated with mo In the PRACTICE OF
=. RGERl AND MEDICINE. my son, Doctor
AAbE8I ii. sNEAD. Strict attention will be
pA.d 20 sl caSeS committed 70 our care Office on
b.o-e street between 4Jh and 9TH
lin kl,BERr SkEan
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EDUCATION.
COUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
- CORNER OF FIRSTvAND
FRANKLIN sTREETS-LINpEN ROW,
EDUCATION.

-r, -, nIChtfON ~, =.
mence on the first Monday in October, 1869, and
will close the last day Of June 1850.
Every effort will be made to maintain the high
reputation and sELECT CH HhRACTKR OF tho school.
The facilities here offered for acquiring the Med
ern Lnn uas surpassed by those of no school
in the Union. Two French ladies' reared and edu-
pal; and il is made their especial duty to speak
French, habitually, with the young ladies' boarding
in the house.
The best masters Of music. are employed, and
great attention is paid to this department
INSIkCCToks:
LEE POWELL, A. M, Prinsirsl. So.
THQs, U. DUDLEY, JR., A. NJ Of the Cnirsf-
MIN NJ. i 5. y TxSsAs, MsAS FroneA Department
@. PERslCO, Italian, Spanish, Drawing and
ff,h.' hn' 'BBttcHLER. German.
. +. EBERT, Piano and 0rSan.
MILE /, LACY. Vocal Music.
II. SCHNEIDER, Harp
]. ". REEVE, Penmanship.
This Institution is well known to the Bshoes and
whom reference ig made, rs to tbs Faculties Of tbs
Virginia Military Institute, and William and Msry
COLES to Professors Bledsoe and Smith OF ths
University of virginia to L. M. Coleman, OF Han
over Academy. to Ssm' Schocer, of Ed Hill
Academy, to the Rev. Chas. ii. Head and Rev.
D: s. DoyEett Richmond. Va. and to the patrons
of the school.
For Catalogue. givins terms course of studies.
&c. with full list OF patrons, to which especial re-
ference is made address
d. LEE POWELL Principal i. FL,
jy yll-lm&tfmlStolO Box 81, Richmond, Va.
QICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY.
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TIE CoLD "FoURTH."--The Norfolk Herald
referring to the recent cold weather on the
4th, says
There was similar spell of weather on and
about the 4th of July, 1921. 1t commenced
with u tremendous thunder storm about mid
hlght OF the 2lth OF June and lasted an hour
ana haif The rain fell in torrents and the
heavens $50 the next Herald says) We're
Wrappedin acontinuous sheet of flame, and the
roll and rumblng of the thunder was unceas-
ing, save when 1t was drowned at rapid inter
walls by sudden, dea1ening and crashing peals,
which seemed as if the whole terres trial frame
| was shaken TO Its centre. This storm WAS fol
| lowed by cool SPELL which continued for a
| week, towards the close of which it set in for
| rain. The Junior Volunteers Capt. Gait and
the Independent Volunteers, Capt Capron
| had appointed TO make n military visit to
Richmond, TO celebrate the Fourth with the
| volunteers of that city. They were as hand
| somely received and entertained as they could
expect on a cold rainy day. They Were quar-
| tered at the Union Hotel, and TO add to their
| comfort, 1t was found necessary to build rous-
| ing fires to dry their uniforms after parade
| and warm their shivering limbs. We doubt
| whether a ith of July TO equal this as cold
| day, has since been experienced in these lati-
| tudes.
THE SELF-PRoPELLINa STKAM FIRE EN-
| GINK-This novel machine had trial in
Philadelphia on Saturday, to test her power
IN throwing water. The Ledger says
After some time spent in getting her ready,
she commenced 10 play, with the following re-
lnch nozzle, 254 feet "a inch nozzle, equal to
me body OF water thrown from a plug iS6
ieet, perpendieular, through al% inch nozzle.
over the nag g-stafi, which is l25 feet high She
was was supplied with one plug only, the Birken-
bine pattern, which yielded fun head of wa
ter, greater han i'll the after part OF the day.
| when the citizens would begin to draw their
| supplies. The engine afterwards travelled to
Lombard street wharf, on the Delaware where
she drew water by suction from the river. She
played through Is inch nozzle 173 feet; u
nozzle lgs feet; II inch nozzle 100 feet. Late
| in the afternoon, she was again taken to Lom-
bard street wharf, and performed with aboat
the same results as nt the first trial. These
trials show the apparatus to be capable of dis
| charging large volume of water to great
distance. For fires along the river front, and
the business streets east of Sixth street, in the
centre of the city, she will be invaluable; but
| running to ordinary fires with such a costly
and weighty apparatus, will prove rather an
| expensive operation.
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ALEXANDER MOTT,

"A AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
Will attend resnlary TO the sales of HORSES,
SATJRnAY MORNING, at 10 o'clock
Stock intended for salo will please be entered be-
fore the morning OF the sale.
RRIDGFORD CO.. General Commission and
ID Forwarding Merchants, on the Dock; Richmond
Va. =. b. BRInGF0RD.
FRANKLIN MATTHEW'S,
N TlNSLEY PATE.
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!:IkSAoIL.n,
II either or
nd the most
ute via the
d the NOR
DADS. AT
Conpsny's
kET'S will
."..$33
80. ais
|ss fer
/; hrst
."-,. $50
'".,- 2.2s
$3.50. A.2
..,.2 2.3
large from
llexpense
d Baggage
tho Cara
lv WITH a
IN ~ con-
Railroad.
- change.
Steamers
Pnd at 40
each Nor
'ntpten at
nary room
III before
egeof re-
{ Point or
boat next
Point and
ld Harnp
. regular
,Tt,k at /
Richmond
ne trains
i.
I<E
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| &. BLAtkE'uRD.

y. GENERAL FURWAR DING AND COM
MISSION MERCHANT. fARKBRsBURG, VA.
n. ". Va. Il b. X O. X. Il.
REFERS
Sauuei Ayrcs Son,
NJ. Nlar Il Co.. D:t,
j. Stewart Walker, i'chiiohu'
B9fhsdaie Il Read
Particular attention paid to forwarding maruiac-
tured TOBACCO. NH 4-d6rn
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LAW AND MEDICAL, CARDS.
-, a.. ID. WooTroN.

a.. -. NoBiInN,
G~-I.s AiTORN sY AT LAW
a. VII, gave strict attention. 10 ali Legal sus,-
a. Wa, flve st,Gt attention to Collecting
10 W.J gise strict attention 10 Writing up
Is, IT.. t.EynE, &c,
-. N II E,Ve strlCt attention to Writing Deeds
Nils. Contracts, &c.
EaNsug muGa experience IN q variety of nutIic
s . .Vata ;Eis9UVsS, hp fee IS aait sGst ia meeting
vita fHtsUTAsomeut, taat to eau giVc satisfaction
ktchHer,;, Va, Oihce, corner l@th snd Main sts
y In
ss JOHNSON h Gs icon. ATTDR-
ca NtlS AZ LAM. RJCaMahn. VA-~rrac-
toe 10 Al! the Courts 81 the o.iy Of RICHMOND
and cofynty oi HtNRlCO.
Nc Jotl NSoN will practice IN the county of
CHESTERFIELD
Mr. "t ICON viii attend 10 Not=fiai business
tFFiSE- Basement Whs BuiidInx, Franklin ST.
,,6-ig ALEX. Il. Si'i,ioNl', '''0''
S@Ne DAVIS & 0RNIS. ATTORNEYS
ga AT l. AW, RIcuaoNp. VIRGINIA
The Subscribers having entered into a co nar,ner-
slfP - the practice OF the Law. will say ta their
frraos taat they wall promptly attend To any lnIsi-
% = eHtMsied 70 their care IN any of the Courts
held the city OF Richmond. aud IN the counties Of
Asr"eo, Hanover, King William, Essex and Geoch-
land.
oihce on Bank street. opposite the Court House.
J. y. DAVIS,
II! %~Sm +. f.. oRVIS.
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u WARNER Il 90.

b APgcsSn a.S GraGdae N Phamasy
A PPERstN n Dt ptN,
n CHEMISTS Il RGGPlhTS, X
BROAD, BETw 4rH ASD 5TH Srs., 49,
Richmond, Va.
Have on hand carefully selected stock of z 4
pure Drugs and Chemicals Paints, Oils, Window
h'fsa. EH4Hshes, PeriumeIy, Soaps. and Fancy
Articles wA!c they uiieT upon the most reasonable
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TRANsrLASTIEG EyERGREENs.-The Lon
don Gardeners Chronicle describes the fol-
lowing method as promising great efficacy in
reviving plants dried, by having had their
roots too long out of ground, and in insuring
their safe removal in late spring and summer,
and rs being especially fitted for evergreens
when transplanted:
''Make "a hole in the ground to contain about
20 gallons of wafer, and pour about 10 gallons
into it, add to this about 20 lbs. OF barn-yard
manure mixed with about the same quantity
of fine rich soil. BY working the mixture for
long time, and carefully, you reduce ii to
the consistencs of whitewash. In this mix
t,tre steep the roots of your plants, just be-
fore putting them into the ground; the earth
thrown after them into the hole sticks to the
roots, which Immediately begin to swell At
the very first movement of sap, rootlets ap-
pear through this coating, which gives them
immediate manure. and not only brings on, but
secures, the further formation of roots. Once
fairly started, there is nothing more to fear"
This reminds us of the plan for encrusting
seeds with manure in order to give the seed
lings good start, recommended by an inge-
NOUS gentleman of New Orleans.
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tion as it gives one hint of the direction to
be taken by the forces attacking the Austrian
quadrangle. 1t is supposed here that by this
time, or at all events before you publish this
letter, tho Anstrians will have offered battle
near Castiglione, aud OF course been beaten
again, when the gunboats will soon come into
play. :
The French arc forming depot of coal, and
possibly provisions, for the use of their Adri-
attic fleet on the Albanian coast at Antiyari,
not far north of Corfu, and several cargoes OF
coal, at least, have left Genoa, lately, for that
place.
General klapka, charged with tho formation
OF hungarian Legion, TO act as dccoys 20 their
compatrIots in the service of Austria, Is spoken
OF very highly as man full Of patriotic feel
ing and, what is more to the purpose, OF enef-
gy and great military talent His friend Kos
snth-whose right hand he was in the war OF
hungarian pecfed here this
evening, from France His coming seems to
give an important character to the movement
which has been going on during the last
month, and increases the danger to Europe
threatened by the employment of this body.
We have 60G0 allies sick and wounded, and
may state, on good authority, that the total
number scattered about the various hospitals,
amounts To about $4,000, or l0H per cent. on
the mass, in which, in spite Of our battles, the
wounded form not large proportion.
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BOARDING SCHOOL FOR ROYs
- IN FAUQUIEk COUNTY Vl

The .t s.s.on q shs School xi s. October
Isl, 1859, and close Jpy lat 1880. Ths situation 10
The course Of instructions win 81 nearly e pos
Qble copfnrm TO that OF the UNIVERSITY OF
IN A. NJ. N q
1T The % seeompea.s'ons ssins limited. absut - pa
Further infRrmAtien may - obteined b. appi-
cation TO the principal, st orlssn r. o., Faasuisr
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.
At half-past 10 O'Clock we had Lake Erie
and Lake Ontario both in sight-a spectacle
that could not be viewed without mingled SEN
timenIs of admiration and wonder. The bal
loon had now attained an attitude Of nearly
mile. A terrible storm Was surging beneath
us, the trees waving, and the mad waves
dashing against the shore of Erie i'll an awful
tempes tuous manner. But above the careen-
ing WhirlpoolS and the laundering breakers
swan the proud Atlantic, not cord displaced
nor a breadth of silk disturbed, soaring aloft
with her expectant crew, and gaily heading
for the salt crests which bound our vast Re-
public. Now, like a gurgle, comes the subdued
roar of the plashing and headlong cataract OF
Niagara At IL O'Clock, having SKINNED over
the lake shore, still bound eastwardly, the
balloon brought MS in sight OF Buhalo and
Niagara Falls, as also the celebrated Nelland
canal. We had reached a height OF more than
a mile the barometer marking 23.6 inches
At IL O'Clock, we We're nearly between the
Fails and Buffalo, inclining rather to the left
of the latter Here we had a view of the great
cataract O-ni -au- &c -rah, s'the thunder OF the
water,' us the Indians call il, General BrocE
monument Queenstown, Grand Islaha, ct'
GATHERINGS, Gravel Bay, Lewiston, BACK
Rock, Fort Erie, and other celebrities OF mat
locality. The famous falls Were quite insig-
nificant seen from our altitude There was 10
US a descent Of about two feet, and tho water
seemed TO be perfectly motionless. The spray
gave the whole an appearance as OF Ice, ana
there was nothing grand or sublime about H..
THE BATH IN LAKE ONTARIO.
At length We neared the dashing pillows,
which were wildly fiinging up their white
caps and chasing one another towards the
northeast. For me, Lifetime was concen-
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SUMMER sCaEnULE. :
seRSe;; Iss sssEEcEA

n and LeSingtont4 - :, -9c-fs-
aud after sst March, ou- Pssfe, Beats eseh-
soui sinfsisy IA r,5Ay ~ NJ ress H,y Cap
ssSltsye y Lyneheurg
Jay. = =. - s-1A p"
Ie-vt Bushansnst A. enslyHensarE atzh Monday.
vednc.dAy Seottsve l0 A.
IL p IN Richmond A res
Ts Ne ssn the Stage for the Insute
and n, ssa In ssosxi xi;h the for
4 lotrrsvife s---'-4- rst--.r ~.
eosntry that ths sehese
they arIse hraond and toStFlg pcirk
I9E s.ie.s RESIN ls sare r aou bad
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Nrs.xN,b,sesTS,,sst
ssKEA ais ann { sS SsH lsS ssi,5.

-. gSIeS sgEAasss.f ScnsAEy;,;
Y -. = WTNTfH A 8RaNGEkENI: 1. - :. -
CrEAMrR CITY % RICHMOND, Csrt Z.hrrcs,
- M, ssss., rsNSsytyAsIA c,s. . DAVID <4e31A
One Of rhus< superior Steamers vii leave Rich -
notice. TUEspAr t~rehirs e. CAY font
freight kurniLS leave
Ptuat-phi. Wsarssiny ucrustt NJ 10 oeicct
order ncreAsc AcoomrodAuons
hAying bcsa Ad also rore ro1
fcf Nad ny and care IN prvteft-
Ing goods 70 eAve s reoss an nsrsse Psrvn-
No s..'np~'a. y an y i;s s,o.n -, -
P~.-as throuuh found 90
Philadelphia, and found LIST CABIN %
Psssarr ard Nuok the river hoAta
~ ustne PhnsHpeia prthr>a
sst. and men rosesd % Ne. rO.s y n. s.nne tsls.
NJ Va ~ AEns IA: .rsE .; : MAIL >SFn
both on IN ssss 10. ess.e,n NAV yoRS and RcNoSp
turdsy al O'Clock. and = ..-.t
ne ROakoka Capt SRianer. Wednesday al
o'fock. for u hne< nd.
RErUzNIxrne yamssteY leaves Richmond recsdsy
evenings 81 O'Clock and ths kcAnoke grAy
ofoek, for New York. touching Norfolk each
Cabin ioeadsrg ness and
only tis s,s-rArs passage oniy ts. al i ~ =
Tor fartAeT Information regarding freight. enquire once
q -. = --sa.l ..s-- LCOLAN- WATSON,
mil Opposite uhATsts.
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REMOVAL,

sREMOVAL.1 y 800 - :
VI aud boes SAe6Rf 10 corner 9; T and Msa ,I.s.
over ss Pic rarr p sn.ng MN persenal
given orders thsrn
act C IN siSs DO to Be Sased eaGius deee neatly sro-
Ortes Win J. Co. caraser psaier,J sous,
ae Dock, MAyo BrdEs viii receive promp; attention.
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SOB eEkhEs y !. 2. !! e, .sa -. -.

=
u.SoR WRNT.--A Bsisl rsnsnshl, eoa,ASss - -.
4 a. CsouncI MsLhodlst ~
csorcA es'tiinzss one re "
"A yard. tbs god Garden atsehed. -.t "a +. =
= rsr terms, fs, apply " eswbIsesk #otLApAx,
asis III y f'~'''k eel ..ccr Mails nthstrstx
.uNoH RBNF.-K Tobacco rse,cry. at present
pied BY pofnn, sornsr Of 10 AID Gary streets -
rps-ssien gyeu ssnu-ry ~, iscp. se-r - "a : -
~ s'h srss,s Efef isrra' apPv 10 80, .,,xx,
mos NV Nss-Bses God ROOMS, sbsvs cur ..or% iot -
rsn With water In the Yard they siss hsssAa entAasS ~
70 We e. SnAres hea- p y > ,,,,, . ,,,-,.,x,o, q,
:, nosSi& = .TEAysi.ss 80 : ssssssss Trs,-
-USoR REM and possession g,veo ir,ne,is,siy two a
U Eo6i icdnnss over ~ store No 81 hsls s,.s-S -
ee4s -. = - JOIN fltoApeoN.l
fhrFTCEyFUR RENT.-Ihe snass a. pEsselt, oec1pled
~ BY Ar HEATH (~ho sbost TsraevinS 10 Godns Hsl
beng mont second OF badne " MAIN and
f,h streets CAP Dc a.Ar
p &c - odss sssuona rIre Association.
LNOH NSN'r.--1he s-cod ,s-ry ever the, lese,r -.
- % r A. Of Main rciTl ~
suitable prunv shop lodging WM<
sn 10 feed via morrp %
EVoH sHENr.--Apd psr.sssen siven ,rusdia,sly,
"a Losbarty Alley htsy occupancy q one sab ~
sseeys y 4 IaeIztl We MAfaaos- soNs-
LNOR HGNT.--A iarre Ware ioss. Tie north ada !.
n Of The bank, lutshe for &
heuse AppS 70 - :, RwLlsGs& hoiLApAy, NM
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tss TeRE FNR sReNG.-Ths stsre lately escppea BY r.
- Tsyior ase s,ere On aovsrpsr ssivesn Aain
u f1YLoX No. iss si,n s,rees,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-01-05
-rnYDRASrs. HYDRANTs.

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~ orranee scpatcp tePar sdIsa and o,hs bnas o
the a Of fAs
and having sarpy o. the best gydrsn cocks &c. NOV IN
eyy, trey pr~ssre-i psi than In
sutstaaiisl manner, rsasonstle ternA stI -.
=, e $780, - Q. = A. RARaAsns: JR.. =