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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-23
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Die 7te gsrIanimluns bteisr @eisai4aft fanb
att, sufClse pOrtsrsrr Blfentlidsr gtatrt6t, an
bcifarbs S6ulbauIe, am Samfas ga4mittas
len / 9ten De1es. - 9uGoent U. y. Stsdtl in
|em @tutl. Die grrbanplunssn rtr lsbtsn Ssr'
|lmmluna tSureen psrlrlsn unp an9sncmmsn. -
Der @saerRaup 3ut 8sipre6uns wurpe oann auI'
sucmnten, namliG: ,.@ecgrapbte uno bic bette
|BriIs birIslbe su lstren," wsldsS cine letpalte
|nb ern1hafte Dteeueipn trYcrrtet, uno alls 9e'
|enwdrtiee @lrper tamcn Su bcai SdluB, paB Die
ISutlne Waps'' unr ,@tCtrS" bic rin5t9rn Nit'
/ Irien, wcnah tIeIsr 3retS in ben 9smstnl6u'
n am teIlen setsbrt ,psroen t6nnst. gta4 ben
sm56nli6sn @efh1ften fano cine gSabl fdr BE-
=nten. Ilatt, tst wel6rr Die folsense Serren sr'
B16lt porSen Iinb 8. llstsrrctI, SrrfIpent -
30. $. @norlman, Stee.YrCHrent - 81. ..
|tedel, SscrctSr-G. s. gObf, Saabmstlter -
z,o g. 6. ScfTarb, s. s.. tIein II. s. Us. Sum
1 ols grscutpe COMMITTEE. Die erpnblte Gcm'
zittee bsri6tee ben folsenbsn @e9enItano fur bic
snae gerIammtun9 ,,grammer uno bic bette
Rsttcbe brnIel6en gu letrsn." - @uf Sorlhlas
irSr bann foloeneer SriaIuB stnltimmt9 an9s'
pmmen
9tf6lueen-Oag mir banfbar fd6ten &C.
n bic Gpitcrsn Der Brtlidtn 9reber fir pas Sns
reIT. bas lte ss,eist baten, rartn paB fe 9ctiI
pn un1rrn 8srIammlunBen 9tncmmsn habsn, unp
hs mir brfTcn, bae Iis fcrtflbuN fcrrbrn urs fer
rtin auf rirs dtnli6r Btiis ju bs8dnlii8sn.
8eI&lpeen.-DaB fA rit1e 8riammluns
rtaes, TINT Ii& pirpr 3u Sr1ammsn, an bcm
imlidsn Srt, am Samlas g'a@rttttdS, NldB
B. 1859.-Das 9ublitam II einse!aptH tsi3us
bbnen. -
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-23
SCtruar %.
Seffentli6e 8enbu.

Snmitu8e ben 12tcn @tdr5 nd6fens,
um II ubr Mittuss, iUGsn am Sauie bes Inter
I6ristsnen, tn SalSturs Saunf&p, esha Gaun'
tg, fUl9enpc NrtiFsI aaf Sfcntli6er Stnru Srtauft
Hsrbsn, nGmlia
Gdnf 9fsrrs-rarunt3r tffntst Ii6 cine tragcn'
be Wabrs, unp Elm I6nsler Yaesaul; 4 pcr'
trrffHGf GIel, rpslGs allsin unp eUppslt iitrral
gu brauhen lno A &i6e, cine nit Satb, 5 Gins
Der, elm trnsr gort Sua, S6rsinr, DrefA'
maIdinr, rinr SrItts@ierbseswat fir ;wd Yfers
De. cine MdbmaIdine tir 5ru6t np gras, Elm
BsiI6fcrnpFanBer, g8eli6fornidrlsr, cine Cir
fularidSe, Yferps' unO Giessiarre ron jrcrr glrt,
9TIdSr unO Gs9en, 9Ctf6Itttcn, gBascn, 9euIet'
tern uno S6emrl, 2 gBinpmGbra, nstf nod ri'
ner sroesn ScrI&ierrntttt nnprTsr Saurrn Ges
rdtbi6aftsn gu wsrtlduftig SumcIcn.
Die SfpinsunSrn am 8rrFaufttnse unS auf'
tsartanS Scn
Spnas Wieanb.
G.truar %. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-23
5ebrudr %.
Sefentlt6e 95en0u.

gluf Somifass Sen 10. @ar3 naafrns,
tint 10 lltr @ttass, fOasn am 5auis bon O t..
bepngpbbsr, in Srtrlntaun, 2sGa Gauntp,
fUl8snce ariitsI auf TfsntIiasr gsnSu psrfaaft
perpsn, ndmti6:
3pe gfrbe, Q GtnsiuIs sprtnspG8sn, 2
3arrrn, wpppn finEr trrite 9lGosr Bat uao gan,
nsu III, Q Sarrrn @efairrr, cline aajabI S6isb.
tarrrH, SsbsiIsn, gidcn, S&isprn, sine au;abt
quite Summsts unO Sfrrbssel4trr, suIammfn nit
sinsr srpbsn gsrl6isesnbstt
8pn Stp6rsGiter
pstGs aGs rtus TddbaIt strtauft prrtsn.
Die gsUinsuu9su am @ertOufstass unO Iufpar'
tun9 gen
SranriS 8, Wfibner.
5ttruar 90. ne3r
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-23
Gin sufcrfhste SSbntbrn. .

@orfsste @Crtasna6t, tpuros aus btm Sta1s
Der g8ittfrau s. Sones. In Nsutrittn Saunltip,
Buds Gauntp, cine Sub 9cRotlsn. Die armr
5rau mU6ts T4. nt6t ssrns pon ptrfan brsm Gi'
scntbume trsnnen unp leBte idhfJsbn Gba!tr 8r.
lpbnuns bcmjsnt9cn aus, Der ibr rteesr ;u Der Sub
Srrbrlfsn fGnnts. DaS 500. SatO tarauf mad :
ten 9spt glSts mO gBn. Srab lidy aui bic Seine
uno fanbsn bic Sub bel einrm Mannr In gBbtte.
mar6, Nontscmnp Gauuty. So srsub 16, bab
Der Wann bic Sub Spn ptissm Sonss, Scbn
OtsnSsba6tsr @ittmt, fir fs6Sspn GGatsr &c.
fault. SliVsr III unter Der 9sit m1ditar ss.
pprern unO Der 5rau Sorss wirp ,usrmutbrt, bda
SaufssGO rem 8duFsr Surtd Su trSabltn. tpsnn iis
ibrs Stub rrtsber juriid tatsn nil. Gin SudtrIi'
bts S6bn9sn, bisIer Sliper.-(Ncrg.
DTSn Baltimore bat elmer stnrn ReernT6irr
srfunttn, BEN man In Der TaIhe na6trdasn fam,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-23
3e6 d 50 dtrtDt

0<TDer G6rp. 9. Sublime, Son SGlton'
Der neu.erpatlte Yafor Der Ytesbgtsriaann'l@sn
Rirte BON @lentaun. tplrb ieine Nftnllter'al'
@Hid,ten dntrsttrn, auf ben nd6isn Scnntas, bel
|peldb,r Gjeleaeneeit er bss NctsenS unb bss
atrnbs prebIsrn irtrS Doe pubIfunt III aGt'
|tnassuQ enaelapen tetSufpcbnrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-23

SeFentli6e 9Sen6u.

2(uf Samitass ben 5trn Oiars natbi
um 10 rl6r gormittdsS. fOtIsn ant SnuIe Der
pfrlprtsnen 6 a attartnaS 9 S6wanb Der, Irtt'
bin Son Der Stort Nlsutoun, 2c6a Gauntp, 1ol'
9enNr artifsl auf EfentlI6r Srnru psrfauft wrrs
ben ndmIi6:
Cine Sub, 2 S6wrint, Better unb 9sttfabrn,
Sfen unc 8ctr, cine llbr NIT FaRsr. Carpets,
Glide, Scttjeus, 2cinrn Sud, fumms etnrr srcs
Zen Srr(6teosnbrit anbrrrr QrtitsI Su umRGuplid
Su mtlOsn.
HS- -3ur ndmItfen Belt IOG aud tas Saus
unb @runplCtte auf stn Satr. pom srnsn april
1859 bic gum rriitn 9Ipril 1860 Sfrlsbnt msrpsn.
Die geotn9unssr am @ertaufstass uup aufpur:
tun9 pen
GBiGttam Sapanbcr Gr'pr.
Gs6ruar %. nq2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-23
Sefentlt6e 8en6u.

9tuf Mittpp68 ben 23itrn Mdr3
naaRns, um 10 ubr gcrmittass, IclIrn ant Sau'
Ie pss tlntsrI6rebrnsn In StiO Q4teitbalI 9uun'
lGip, 2r6a 9aunlp, fUl9enpe grtifsl euf Effsnt'
li6sr 9snpu perfauft perben, namIt6:
Gdnf CUTE S6uffpferps, wcruuts. cine trasenSs
Mdbrc III, sin surtrsifIfss idbrsrs G5aulsflaen,
3 WiRfats, 5 SItd junses @tGe, @&au Ie unt
S&wsins, sin DrstsduIewasca, ain 3wsisduls.
wdsen, 9Fise unO Gss'., Bintmiibls, Gtru9
tant, jrrst Yaar Seule.rr uno S&emrl, DraI6'
malains NIT Nrm'.,, @frrrscidtrr fir 4 Yfsrps
9utts 9flu9s9'T9rr, Spsrr' uo nnras 8ettsn
Stett' uno cnbcre g9an9sn, unb Iont nra a(lrr'
lei Sau:rn', 6aus' uno Raamssratbe ju nett
ldutdg gu melren.
Grrpit unp aufipartuns spn
SoiFpb 8rrBIg.
6e6rudr %. nain
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-23
Gsbruar t6.
Sefentlt6e Sen6u.

9lnf 0pnnrrftass ben 3tcn Mart
um 10 utr Srrmittass, fc[Ien AM SauIs hrr ter
Itcrtenen 2pOta 9 &mster, fsbttin pom 4tss
oer'Wntan9ie Suunitip, esGa Gaunts, faIssnes
artttel auf Gffsntli8er SsRbu ssrtauft rsrbsu.
ndmlid:
9G:ttn unt 8stttattn, 2 Ssfsn NIT RpSr. st.
n:f SoSpn su SCblen'Sfsn 70 gut ais nsu, cine
utr, Slide une StGbls. 2 1rabrs, SGrant. sRr
srVBs SsrI6isbsubsit aIlsrtst Ssttjsus, Ssppt&e
so garb gBsrtsn' unb Sr6fsn SUD, 40 garb
Carpet, spiI6tn 80 unO 40 SfunO gButsn. uub
5Rsfen 0arn; 3dtsr SpinnrGpsr uno Sdepsl.
gE6l6tort, uIsrls 8d6rnesI6irr, 70 pts fpnR
nod sins sruBe SsrIhiepsnbst pom Suus' une
SaanSedtHiGaften ju wsttlduftJ Su mslesn.
Die 9eNinsunssn am Gsrtaufstase urp Guf.
partunG ron
SV5a S1ateier lbm'rr.
Gstrudr t6. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-23
Elm n1doben pon eincm TiSer SER
1rifdbt,

Qtls ant Srdtas tm Circus bic yrots ,u Der
nrsr Yantcmtms ,,Gtnbnsaa" bssnctst mar,
i 51e Sarab 9. 9iptle Q5 Sabre alp nit ibrrm
+ linen 8ruesr tintcr bic Scene uno es gslans ibr
,u rem gtaum Su fommrn, In welhsn bic ipile
G6isrs auftewabrt tyrrbcr,. Die eilernrn 8d'
iinb nod NIT SoljfGil6sn urigsbsn, UNI iecen
fad su Su&dtsn. DAD Ndoasn sins 3usrR
h bem 8Sfse bsS eGipsn, tffnsts bic b6Isunr
lire, ltedte ibre Sano bur6 eas Glitter unp
Etaette BEN 8iidsn bss maisRdtii6sn 3bIsres.-
kr ,,S5nis Der Sbisre" lief fA bisIe GiebfoIun'
h ruais aefallen uno tbat prm Snbe Nthts Su
o.. Dar6 bisIsn. gricls srmutbist, sins Wie
bble na6 bem &6fss bss bsnsaIiiGm 5tsns
mollts pa1Islbe Experiment Scrfu6en. Ruum
tie lie ntsr ben Arm burh pas Otter 9raedt,
Der Sisrr bsnIeItsn nit irtnsn 3dbnen rrfa6tr
b F6 brndbte, baS IipGn bur6 pas Glitter
lbur6,u,ietsn, lpctri CT nit Icinen Gnben Suelet6
@eGi6t ;rHeiI6te. 9luf bas @r16rst brs
nbes famsn Gpfcrt 2tutr tsrtet. Dem SisCr
rbs cine Miasabsl in ben 8a6sn ssRoben unp
b 8idsn nit elmer Giienaanse 70 lanSe bearGsi'
tis rr ben arm fatrsn lief.
Slfe glObIs wurOs I6rsdtd psrpunSrt mad benz
nn1plpanisn. 5OIpital ssbru6t. Die arr,te rr'
rten zine &mputatton Idr notbmrnei9 bic pas
1pan nit 9rpeer Stdrfe trtruS.
GaItfprnten. Na6 bsr SctI6aft brs
,usernsurs Sun Californian bat Der Stuat se.
,wartts cine 8sS6Iteruns bon 539, 900 SsrIen,
IinO 756,534 older 2ano untsr Bultur unr
59,Si3 older tpsrpsn ;u Beirrn trnuBt. 0it
,att Der S6aafs i'm Staate tsIduft iiA au'
0,OO0, bic Yfsrps auf $4,000, bic Der &dtt
10000. Die ausfubr an Sdutsn BAT fid
SOrisn Sabre auf msbr als s500000 brlau'
Die Bsisensgrnte prb auf 1868, $40 Su
L unb bic @trarn.Grnte auf 5,382,7t7 Su
81 fsRsrfsst. (Das III mstr @trfte ais mad
Genius Der Ser. Staatsn i'm Sabre 184E
Der sonisn Union sr3sust pcrpsn.) gs fpsrbsi
5000 @allpnrn gBein uno 10000 @allonsl
ranbs ale iabrirlrt anssSrtsn. Dds i'm Staut
animslte 9clb bat I'm lssten Sabre ben Wrtl
y s65, ,550,000 bstrassn. Crit @ntbrduns be
pIbmtn'n 1T fir mstr ais 5000, 100000 @ct
ssestattt. Die StaatsfauIb trtrdst s4,850,
NJ.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-23
Sefentlt6e 8enbu.

9luf Opunrrltag ben 17tsn Wdrj
na4Rens, tint IL ll9r @taaasj iOnsn am Sauft
res llntfr,danrtsn In DER. Watuneie SaunI6tp,
9eGa GopntY, fOlscntr ttpreItr @dtsr Sfsnts
LID prrtauft psrpen ndmli6
Str pffrrr, 6a9s, S6anfe, SGwsns, 8
Bdgsn, Sfdgs, unO Gsss, YfsrbsssIdtrr, Spsrr.
np anrre &sttsn, cine DrsI6mai6tne nit pfsr.
OssswaIt, SraIeltsrn unb S6smsl, YIluss.sDaa.
gen, etne Stsifwaa9e, gBussnpinbs, Elm @mbps,
elm SlastaI5, nnc anrsrsS S6misb @sI4trr,
unb cine 9rcbs gsrIdtsrsntst anprrsr 9aufra.
@erdtbi4aftsn Su writIduftts gu msIbsn.
Die SrNinsunSea am 9rtaufstasr unS Quf-
wartun9 pVn
Btlliam @ift.
6struar t6. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-23

r6rSn unIrer GtautS @sIebsebuns 1T leste
gBcte cine BilI pa6rt unb bon bsm @cupsrnbr
zmter,stGnet worbsn, ipCna6 Der Staotratt BON
qO,ntaun nun bas 9teGt bat msbr 0slo gu bcr'
hen tpts btsbrr.-g1ie mir tsrittrt inb, 70 madte
sr rtmaanb, bub elm nsucs Wartttous srri6tst
rtfben iell. elm feIdes @elsb npttwenbt9.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-23
Nd6rt0t

rutrb bisrmlt ssssbsn ta6 tfr llntrr3siGnsIe ale
Grscutcr ber SintsrIuiIcnl6aft tsr Ssritcrtsnsn
@atb arina 9 &wanper, lrbtbn Don III,
lsntaun, 2tda @auntp, an8saelIt pUrrtn TT
gas DteieniSsn batsr, tpsI6s nod an teIagts
Sintsrlabsnfaaft f6ulOis fno, psrpsn bisrpurt.
nufssforosrt innsrtalb gBc1en an,urufrn unp
abSutsSaHlm. ano SpI6e bic nod rstrmdeies
anfcresnnSsn faten mbefn, Fub etrnfaus er.
laat SelGt tnnsr8al6 eer tsfustsn 9sit pObtbs'
ltatist siaiubSnrissn an
pw. Sbwanorr, g. gD6dt6au.
0struGt 23. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-23
Gin StDbr0QnS

9(uf BfcntIiaer GrnSu gu Srrfaufen.
guf DtsnRuss ben tten Ndr,, PrdJis UNI 8
lltr Norsrns, wrp Der untsrSsi6nste in Stsr.
Saucon, 2eGa Gauntp, ieinsn pcr;isli6rn Stotrs
Ranp auf bFentli6r Ssnpu prrtauisr. DrtIrlbs
bsRsbt aus sinem 9utsn Ctcbr' unO 0UbnGaus,
suIammsn nit prn sinsm ! bic ;u sinsm 8an,sn
adsr 9nnb. tpie 20 SsGufrr am S6id6ilsn Istn
mag. SeFs nO Elm sutss 9tstt tTnnsn bic brn
tltn nd&asn gpril Sssstsn prrNsn. Das 9la'
bsrs rFdbrt man bel
Rruten g. Sen.
s0rSctIts an 8snslbstsn Gage has gisent6um
nat Ssrtauft rpsrbsn, 70 ICa rs paRn unp paIrlbh
SrIsbnt Tsrptn.
8sbrunr %. nqtm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-23

QH 9tsn DisIrs, In ptsIsr Stabt, elm fShter'
lein BON gtsutsn unb GlIa Saufmann, alt IL
3aAe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-23
pinr nnorrr Erfnrnl

Gin fOlipieliasr @rbrau6 in Der @efebsetuns
mar Dor bsIen bic gnRsaung BON Grtra untertc'
anrtsn, ols G6drbHter, 3situnssfaI3r, u.I. no.,
bGcs um rinise i6rsienbe Yoltitsr 3u telUbnrn.-
g3tr fr6en, pab bic isBise @rIebsetuns nod lOpsit
eoes bsrartise @cIua absepicien bat, tpel6ss Der.
Itttsn srpib 3ur Gbrr scretft.- IN cine ans
Osre Tefcrm, bic BON rer 9essnrpSrtiscn @sist'
sctuna 70 GpGberSs I6cn rnseftbrt wprpen,
wabrlit man fett biclem t".SSrpern ss an, baB or
rspublifauiIaes Slut in f4 bat.-
Qeoo osnswortb b, SanIas, t2. Brtr. Die
9ricsssbung BAT bic StIaperst I'm Grrritorium
&anIaS gsIeB1t& SerBctFn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1859-02-23

HD-Sn Baltimore bat elmer snsn GssrnI&irm
srfmttn, ben man in Der GaI6s na6tra9sn fam.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-19
81 81 gE DRAMN oy TIE HLAN OF s!Nghk aNf
ElGHTY-FIVE PRIZES-bOQUO TICkETS.
III III = rnILES--UV,1OV zISM1I
vsariy gns Pyissis srsrg AlMs Tickets
6,435 prizes, amounting to.............S320 %;
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters So %
Fig hths 81 2s

w hoie llcAets y IL, ntiNes 90, QudfteIs % ~
PLAN 81 hESh ThE 4 lottery.
The numbers from h e $500 corresponding WITH
slips Of paper. enclroed With small tin tubes,
and placed in one wheel.
The first t67 Prizes, similarly printed and encir-
cled, are placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then Ievosyed, and a number is
drawn from the wheel of Numbers, and at the same
time a Prize is drawn from, the other wheel. The
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and ex-
missionsrs, the Prize being placed AGAINST the
Der drawn The operation is repeated until all the
Prizes are drawn out.
APPROPRIATION PRrzEs.-The two preceding
and the two succeeding Numbers to those draw
ing the first seven Prizes will be entitled to the %
For example: If Ticket Number 1880 draws the
$50 600 Prize, those Tickets numbered 1925 1929,
No. $50 draws the $50 600 prize, those Tickets
bered 5S. $40. $751; 552 will each be entitled to 800
Ths Pses Il be b, the
last hsure of the Number that draws the $4,000
Prize, For example: Il the Number drawlng the
$50 600 Prize ends with Me- l. then all the Tickets
whore the Number ends in will be entitled to $40
Il the number ends with number q then all the
Ne Remember that every Prize is drawn and
EA. The Managers Printed Certificates of Pack
ages of 10 Tickets will be sold at the following
Certificate of Packase Of 10 WHOLE Tickets $50
!" f" :: 10 10 asi5tsr - i e
In ordering Tickets or Certificates, enclose the
money to orr address for the Tickets ordered, on
receipt of which they will I've forwarded by first
mail. Purchasers can have Tickets ending in any
figure they may designate.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
sent to purchasers ImIaeiateiy after the drawing.
In future our Sinsle Number Lotteries will draw
every Saturday throughout the year.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates In the
above Schemes to
WOOD, EDDY < CO., Augusta, Ga.
Or WOOD. EDDY i CO. Atlanta, Ga.
Or WOOD, EDDY & CO., Wilmington, Del.
~ A list of the numbers that are drawn from
the wheel, with the amount of the Prize that each
one is entitled to, will be published after every
drawing in the following papers :-Augusta Consti-
tutonalist, Mobile Register. Nashville Gazette.
Richmond tVa.l Dispatch, Paulding Mass Ca-
rion and New York Herald.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-19

EH ar5Bl&gAt snsd bH hz2tt . 9.D
.liofths abcye IN Ga DE- most
fSk SsS SflSs 5f aSI;iss;assd r
Sss tier. TaR5bs ia' 2ick kffsf1 "ii
30 sold r the iollo9ins rates:
Do. Second Do. do. ... .~.-..s q
For Old Point o. HAMPTON. Feturn ticketa for
the round trip good within u days hrst
ciass passe nsefs- SO
Ssrs;9St tioksss ssst elias.
These fares embrace the Sseambosf cksses from
Norfolk to Old Point, and they cover ali expense
attending the transfer Of Passengers snd Besgass
upon the Steamer at Norfolk.
At Norfolk. tbs Cars connect directly with
Steamer, which has been engaged 70 run in con.
nection with the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad
There is no delay or ipconyenience in this chSnR.
Passengers step from the Cars upon the Steamers
Passs myers BY this route leave Richmond at 40
A. NJ and breakfast IN Petersburg at ., reach Nor,
folk at 1873, and land at Old Point or Hampton At
NJ .swns s@.ls nf %A q; BaTH sss
passengers by this rcuts have the privilege Of re-
naming over in Norfolk and going to Old Point or
Hampton in the afternoon or by the same bost next
day. ,,c
Hampton, leave Old Point at SIS A: NJ. and Hamp-
ton at 7.45 A.. NJ, lin each crse after the regular
breakfast reach Norfolk at N0 leave Norfolk ut
p. NJ; arrive Petersburg 1T AS, and in Richmond
at 5:A5 Il. NJ, in time TO connect with the trains
~ BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
WILLIAM MAHONE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-19

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This Cement consists Of strong giutlnons sub
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perfect resistance of the atmosphere in every CHI
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WATER PROOF.
1t also reflects the rays of the sum- making the
building much cooler in summer than tin or slate,
and will neither crack rot. II is practically I'M
for years in New York city and various partso the
United States, it is the cheapest and best roofn tn
use. JOSEPH DITTO x CO.,
General Office 373 Broadway, New York.
N. B.-Cement for sale by the barrel, with full
printed instructions for applying. We also Offer
For sale Territorial Rights for q portion OF the
United States. lie l3-3Inifi J. d. & co.
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fOkO SPRING TRADE. 1OSn

GEORGE STARRETT, Governor street, Rich
mond, Va, Manufacturer and Dealer in STOVES,
FURNACES, RANGES. FARMERS BOILERS,
i,IC0RICE BOILERS, FACTORY STOVES and
HEATERS, Bath BOILERS and Bath I u BIS, Iron
SINKS, PUMPS. HYDRAULIC RAMS, Lead and
Iron PIPE, TIN, SHEET IRON and COPPER
WORK generally.
Merchants, Builders and Housekeepers--also. Su-
perintendents of Public Buildings, Churches, Fac
tories, and all others purchasing articles reQuir
Ing work IN our line, are respectfully invited to
examine the same. We have always on hand
large assortment from which to select, embracing
many articles not usually to be iound-ali OF which
are sold al uniform prices, thus Attending the least
experienced equality with the best judges of our
work.
ia. Repsiring pieces for all our leading articles
alwa. on hand at the Governor Street Stove Store
nah Aft GEORGE STARRETT.
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LIQUORS, &c.


l4l OHS. WINES, ALE. PORTER AND
IE!fs:-We have in store u large and desirable
stock OF the choicest old Whiskays, Apple and
FRENCH Brandy, London Porter. Scotch Ale and
unnpowder and Black Teas, all of the very best
quality THAI be selected, which we offer d, con-
noisenrs. Also. general assortment OF lower
grades OF the kind Of goods, with large as
sortment generally For sale bY
WINSTON & POWERS.
au l3-lm Corner Cary and Pearl streets.
OLD BRANDIE1 AND WHISKEYS.-
y WINSTON x POWERS, corner Of Cary and
Pearl streets, have now hand in store an asxort-
inent Of choice old BRANDIES and w HiSKEYS.
the quality Of which Is rarely met with. Among
Hennsss ,ss, London Dock BRANDY, vintage lsss
otard. Dapay 4 Co.'s BRANDY, vintage isss, pale
Pure Rye WHIsKEY. now nine years old, var
fahteu 20 please IN every ease ur taken back; with
atarge assortment of other standard Whiskeys
ana LIQUORS generally constantly on haad.
snAMPAGNE WINES.-We have In store
6nc following fne chenpaxps WinAs, wig:
20 relie ana kuIds, sup4finf
saiss stuinm Co. Verxeuay Calumet \
!. lsur de Siilsry. Wins Dc DaInea Vary
Imperial 7 6ns
= cthinst
Aeld 6. Co.; sillery Aoasasux IL Marquis q
sGis ' 90, 5 g g. IS y, i:s
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JOHN CARY.
CHEsTNgT I'LL SCHOOL, FOR YoUNG

~ GENTLEMEN, THREE MILES NORTH Or
BALTIMORE, MD.--Ths Institution has been III
full operation since November, lsi5. 1t is Ciassi-
en- IN Irxale Iaii. onerns' IN sS
tute, far may be, for parental care and hcme
assoclat ons. Pupils are received at ten years 81
age and upwards, and thorou+ hiy prepared Tor col
lege for business. The number OF pupils is lin
tied to thirty, which conduces 10 the personal com
fort OF the boys, their sound intellectual and NOR
al traintns, faithful supervision and individual i'm
provement. Chestnut Hill is a country seat of one
hundred acres, and is unsurpassed in natural beau
~ and entire healthulness. There is but one
sion IN the year; beginning on the first WEhNES-
DAY IN September, and ending the last We'd
nesday in June For further information regard
ins this Institution. or for circulars, appllcation
T. BlLLOPP GRUNDY. OF the firm OF Haxall
Crenshaw 81 Co, Richmond. Va or to the Rector,
Rev. FREDERICK GIBSON, NJ. A..
l5-dtIstS Baltimore Md.
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pOMMADE. Pommads Fine, Ponsrnaals Tom
que. Pammade anx denrs, Pinsndss genuine
SSIsneh rHslr Oil, French and EngIishT Toilet
t,nsnf Of Fsacy Articles aud PertnIaeFy, feF sala
Dy WARlN6 9 PEARCE, Drnxgists,
w Broad stfeet. above 9Th.
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VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE
RAIfR0AD.--0n and after the 9TH

h RAILR0AD.--0n and after the Zth
- June, 1859. TWO DAILY fASSEN-
The MAI. TRAIN will leave Lynchturg at lass
p and arrive a bristol at 1880 a. NJ. ketnrpns,
a' The icaG;oMMopATIoN TRAIN VIII leave
ynchburg at il r. NJ. and arrive st Bristol at II A.
Through tickets from Richmond to the following
Danvile Railroad Ticket Office:
To Buchanan, via Buford's Depot. 81 rs
To Rockbrdse Alum Springs. via Buford's
To oiJ Sweet and Red Sweet, wa Bonsack's 10 50
To Greenbrier White Sulphur, VIA Bonsacks u 50
To Old Sweet and Red Sweet, via Salern..... II 20
To Greenbrier White sulphur. via saiem.... u y
To Roanoke Red Sulphur. via Salem. S@
To Old Sweet aud Red Sweet, VIA Montgome-
~ White Sulphur Springs -,,-.:...... IL
To Greenhrier White Supur, via Montgome-
To Salt Sulphur Springs, via Montgomery w.
s. SPRINGS ...:....s.......:... Is s
To New River Springs, via Montgomery w.
To Red Sulphur Springs, via Dublin, New
To A lisn springs platform, at shaws
To Mont n .soln.ry VI s. Springs platform, al "
Big Tunnel ........ ........v...... Is
Passengers for the Greenbrier White sulphur
stop all nieht at the last named beautiful watering
place, leave next morning at o'cloek by Kent
Ficklen & Peyton's hne line OF Stages dine nj Noun
tain Lake. sup and lod at the Salt Sulphur Springs
and arrive at the Greenbrler hte sulphur Springs
4 fine graded road has recently been constructed
the Mountain Lake to the Salt Sulphur SPRINGS
throus h section of country Astounding in scenery
of tae most picturesque character.
+. IL. GILL, General Superintendent
General superintendent's 0ffice,l
LyHchburg, June 22, 1859. ( js 29-sm
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|yHESApEAKE NORTHUMBERLAND,

CHESAPEAEE LEGE--BETWEEN
lishnent having been purchased by individuals
chiefly residing III Portsmouth. Norfolk aud the ad
Jacent country, Will be maintained a first class
institution.
The ensuing session will commence on the first
MONDAY in October, under the supervision of
Rev. CHAs, A. RAYMOND who will have associated
with him an able corps of Teachers.
The rates of Board and Tuition Will remain un-
changed
For further particulars, future adve rtisement
address Rev. THOMAS HUME, or
MOSS w. ARMiSTEAD. Esq,
Portsmouth, or
Rev. oHAS. A. RAYMOND,
l-2tawfw Hamilton.
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ST. losEPH,S ,gEMALE ACADEMY,

Coaducted By The Sisters Of Charity.
This Institution will resume studies on the III RSf
OF SEPTEMBER. Boarders-ior board, tuition
and use of bed and bedding also. for washin- and
mendng-pay, per annum. $50, To be paid semi.
annually, in advance. There is also a charge Of
So TOR doctor s fee.
Day scholars, according to the branches they
study. pay from 81 to IS per quarter, in.advance
For Music, French and Embroidery, there is an
extra charge for tuition and use OF Instruments,
Letters addressed TO the Directress, or to the Rt
Rev. Bishop MCGILL, will meet with prompt at
tcntion. .
Pupils of any denomination received on condi-
ton Of conforming to the general discipline OF the
schnnI. an l2-l2t