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, 1859-09-09
Laws Of the United states.
BY AUTHORITY.
cnArr. XVI

CHArr. XVI
An Act granting The Right Of Way over. and Depot
Groaal On, The Military Reserve, at Fort Gnaii0t,
In he STATE Of Michigan, for Railroad Purpose.
b 4 ead1isa b. ne Senafs aad H0uss Of R,prsssR
taiiues of the Uniied States Of Aaso.eI ~ Csugrtfs
assembled, Thai the right Of way ihrough aud the
privilege of constructing depot. and workshops On the
pnhlic ands of the Unitcd states lying Ia tue county
q 81 Clair, State Of Michigan, commonly called the
Fort Gratot military reservation be, and The sae Is
hereby, granted 10 any Taiiroad company or compa-
nies which may construct a railroad railr0ads from
the city u Detroit any other place in said State
70 q nrar Re village q Pom Huron, in said State
Proried That n The opinion Of the President OF the
United States snch grant grants be not Injurious 10
the pnpoaes Of pablo defence. and that the location
Of aid bldincl "a and such road or roads a. ~ pO
siiion and width through said reservation and The
proe Of the land 50 laad TO be occupied being first
determined BY TIE secrctaiy of Wet be approved by
The President: AAd prOaidsd fifilisr. That II uis
prieeol such giant grants he not paid within thirty
days amer the approval Of the President or u either
q aid roads shall not be completed within three
year, o. " al any time after its completion, Il shall
b discontinued. the grant shall oease and determine
as y sneh road ARd E90uidoi fsTthsT That all the
baidngs 70 be erected upon said reservation shall be
Of wood. and IT, At any time, It should be deemed eX
pedent By the commanding olicer Of Fort GratiOt,
BY any other higher military authority, 70 destroy
such building BY IRE or otleTNi=e, no claim shall he
made agaim.t the United States for damages
Approved, February s, 1859.
, 1859-09-09

To THE AFFITCTED--Dr L. ]. Czapkpy, late o.
the Hungarian Army chief Physician Of the Hoepml
of Pesth, and Honorary member Of the Philadepha
College of Medicine, calls attention to the following
maladies, in the treatment Of which he guarantiesa
cure: Diseases Of the BRAIN such as Epilepsy, Apo
plexy, rushes of blood to the head, inflammation Of ~
different tissues, Partial and Complete Paralysis ana
insanity, and all Functional Derangements, such Is
loss Of memory, aversion to society, MisaDthroH'
Tmidity, Nervous Excitement from slight causes,
SeltDistrust Giddiness. Headache, Ringing IN ~
ears confusion of idens, love Of solitude, optical in
sons, disturbed sleep and incapacity for labor ana
study. Also in diseases Of the lungs and air passages
such as Tubercular diseases consumption, Pneumo
mia or inflammation of the lungs, Peurities or PlennN
Asthma humOral or spOsmodic Bronchitis, lAiyngr
tis, and all forms Of Catarrhal affections. Also d
eases Of the liver such Hepatts or inflammation ol
the liver congestion of the liver assesses OF the nVeI
calcui in the gall bladder and ducts, Jaundce ane
those diseases which impair its functions. suen -
Panama fever, Bilious fever and ntermittng le,ei
and the consequences which these disorders leaves T
hind them.
Also diseases of the Stomach, such Gastritis Or
inflammation of the Stomach, Enterities or lnhamanon
OF the bowels, Dyspepsia in all its forms, Mheh ~ u.
troy appetite and digestion, Fatulence DysebeS
and DiarrhTa. Also diseases Of the Kidneys, ano
other urinary organs, such Diabetes, or an exec
rye How Of urine Albuminaria, commonly knoMH oI ns
Brghts disease. In this complaint physician nor VI
tent oftentmes suspect the presence OF disease
too late. The most common symptoms are gens.I. n.
indisposition. with dropsca swellings, CALCIUM ~ I.
hluneNS' ITelhfa or bladder, Eoufess OF ho,o,Hsi.v
retain the urine cystitis inflammation OF the oa99e
and all other disorders Of the urinary organs. T.
diseases Of the womb and its appendages, sue1 ~,
reguarites of the MENSES, when eXcessiNe ~ ue a.
i've suppressed or irregular Prolapsus or falling o.
the womb sterty, ovarean dropsy. and otneI ~.
eases Of the parts. In the treatment OF any o ~.
above diseases, the Doctor has many new remeo,h ~.
and guarantees perfect cure in all cases, o ,,,Sr
money will Lc returned. All consultations 10y E'''
or otheTwise) free. Address -,
3mln pr. l.. J. CEAPkAY, San tIAh0iS''
, 1859-09-09
sPERMATORRHGA,

OR local weakness, nervous debility low spirits,
" lassitude weakness of the limbs and back, indis-
position and incapabty for labor and study dullnss
Of apprehension loss Of memory aversion Of society,"
love Of solitude tmidity seldstrust dizziness hcad
ache involuntary discharges, pains in the side afee'
infmties in man are cured without fall by he
Justly celebrated physician and surgeon Il. J. Cap
kay. His mithOd Of curing diseases is new, unknown
to others) and hence the great success. All consul
tations (by letter otherwse) free. Address L. j.
Czapkay, NJ. D., San Francisco, California.
, 1859-09-09
REMARKABLE INSTANCE Of MEDICAL RslItE.

Below we publish the certificates Of two Of the suf
ferers from The pRngs Of disease, who having recov
cred their former health, and impelled by gratitude
make known their cases and remedial agent and tei
statements are authenticated by a Notary Public.
The demands Of society imperiously command their
publicity, and we commend their perusal to the at
tention of all afflicted
, 1859-09-09
WI. RUTEEDGE.

UM NUIHHDUH,
ON MAIN STREET, OLYMPIA.
The reputation Of ihis House, although known for
many years shall far exceed the past both In quality
and style of Goods reduction Of Prices and attention
to Customers.
Although have not one Of our firm located at
San Francisco" yet have little Jew buyer there;
and having no one to divide the spois with-empoy-
ing no clerks, (not being above my business but con
descending IN act In that capacity myself) hatter
myself that CANNOT and WILL NOT be nndersold.
Ny stock consists in part OF the following to which
additions will be made by every steamer from San
Francisco:
French MerinOs:
AH Wool PiGids.'
DeLaines.
| T oaHooe,: r,. 4
Dress and Bonnst Silks:
MaRiMaS:
BIaek SIk Feirei:
FlGRneLS:
LiRsegs:
C0m6rlS:
Shirtings:
SheeiingS:
TTekihgs:
Hickory Strip:
DenImS:
&c, &c, &c,
and general assortment Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
Dress Frock Coats;
Business Goats;
Over Coats;
Black, Doeskin & Fancy,
Cashmere Pants;
Black Cloth, Satin,
and Velvet Vests;
Shirts, Drawers,
Hosiery, etc.
SMens' & Boys Hats & Caps.
Boots l. Shoes in great variety.
Table and Pocket Cutlery.
Crockery, Queensware, &c.
G R OC ERIES.
full aud complete assortment, comprising in part
Tea Coffee, Sugar, Rice Dried Fruits Preserved do
Canned do, raisins soap. candles, tobacco indigo
madder, spices apiOca table salt and in fact every
thing else usually kept in this department.
Special attention is invited 10 an invoice of Oregon
BLANKETS, CAssIAERBs, WoOLES YARN
etc. which positively cannot I've exccllcd in quality
The public are respectfully solicited to give me
call as am confident Of being able to give satstac.
ton and retaining customers il they will but give me
A fair trial
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MEDICINES, &c.
DR. HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS.

DIR. HooFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL,
The great standard 1nedteineS Of The present age.
have acquired their great popularity only tArough
years Of triai: URtounded satisfaction Is rendered
BY them in all cases, and the people pronounced
LIyGE BE- S 6MBfk4y oP HE SYN
THE KIDNEYS,
and all diseases arising from q disordered husr or
Syssdrlg and Permanently cured by the GERMAN
Tie BILsAMIC CORDIAL hasacquireda, epu-
tatton snypass,ng thn' Of any similar Preparation
eztant. II ioiH cure, WITHOUT FAIL, the most Sc
COUGH, C0ID, Or HOARSENESs. BRON
MdiNyii s iiMH GH2Hh FNEg
and has psIformed tie most astontshiag cures erer
A"'''" Z CONFIRMED coNsUMpTIoN,
A Jsto doses iciH also at once cheek and cure the
mos, serere DIARRHEA proceeding from COLD IN
Thsss medicines are PREPARED by DR.. c; NJ, JACK
es rr he N Of
c. NJ; Jackson WtH be on the outside crapper d
IN he Almanac published annually BY the pro
prietors, called EvRRyBoDY's ALMANAC, you piH
snd iesi, n. ony and eo"inendatoty notiessl,o az
PURCELL, LADD & Co, Agents,
70 ll-u0cwy HlchInond, va.
dies for COUGHS and COLDS, has been in use in
Richmond and ITS vicinity for the past fifteen or
Coughs and Colds. The following certificate was
voluntarily given by Rey. Mr.. Wies in ls54:
Mr.. c. c. WALTER.Dear Sir: I take pleasure in
informing you that Mrs DAVIS Cough Elixir,'
purchashed OF you, has acted like q charm upon my
little daughter, when she had the Whooping Cough
very bad. have used it also in eases OF Colds at
tended with severe coughing, and in every case the
same happy results have been produced. | regard
this preparation as an excellent medicine, and in
my Judgment no family ought to be without it.
A. WILEs,
Pastor of the NJ f; Church, South on the Caroline
Circuit, Va. Conf. |
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Fisher 4 Winston |
Millspaugh Johnston, J. w. Garlick, +. j. Picot |
A. Bodeker and Chas. d. Yale, Richmond.
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arr. LEFERyRE's SCHOOL,

lM GRACE STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND
FoUSHEE, RICHMOND, VA.3The. next session ,sn
If onr Scheol begins the LIST day of October, SO,
ar, tarn,inafes on the last day OF June. 1860.
Oar Iona experience In teaching, and the very
Ebcval patronage we have received for many
Years have both enabled and encouraged us to
A course OF Literature, comprising English,
French German, Italian and Spanish classics, tthe
four last throug the medium Of the French,} has
been successfully tried during the last session. ana
viii be continued and enlarged in the next.
We have engaged Mr.. Ed C. HOWARD to take
charge Of the English part of this course. as wen
MS the Rhetoric. Bellies Lettres and First Reading
classes of our Institution. Mr.. II. is a gentleman
al the highest qualifications. and we feel confident
that his services Will he duly appreciated. we
would earnestly recommend our Literature class
to graduating pupils.
The new house which we have erected will great
" add to the convenience well as to the comfort
Of the young ladies' boarding in our family. Two
young ladies' only viii occupy one room, except IN
cases when three would desire to occupy the same
HUBERT P. LEFEBVRE. A. NJ. Principal--Nat,
ural Philosophy, Literature, Moral and Mental
wliII iASMpGG 6. WiILIHMs. A. B.. Vice Principal
Astronomy, Mathematics, Chemistry, History
EDWARD C. HowARD-L,terature Rhetoric,
MISS MARY c. GORDON-En.lish Branches.
MISS ELIZA BARTLETT-English Branches
MADAME l.. V. BLANCHETT-French Govern
SENIOR CARLOS cARDoRvEz MERA-spanish
MAhAME MARIE EsTvAN--vocal Music:
SIG,RA + PqE sT HRBApocai Music
JOHN A. CALYO-Drawnga and Painting.
WILLIAM F. GRABAU-Piano, Organ, Sacred
C. " WHIT '"TT'TGILow-Piano.
HEINRICH SCHNEIDER-Harp.
0, ERICSSON-Guitar.
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cOUTHERN FEMALE INsTITUTE.
- CORNER OF FIRSTsAND
FRANKLIN TREETs--LINpEN ROW,

FRANkLI SIREtIS-LlNDBN JtOV,
RTCHMOND,FA.
The tenth session of this institu5 ion will com,
mence on the first Monday in October, 1859, and
Every effort will be made To maintain the his h
reputation and SELECT CHARACTER OF the school,.
The facilities here offered for acquiring the hod-
ern LANGUAGES are surpassed by those OF no school
in the Union. Two French ladies', reared and edq-
Gated in Paris, reside in the family of the Prlnci
pal and it is made their especial daty to speak
French, habtuay, with the young LADIES' boarding
IN the house.
great attention is paid to this department.
d. LEE POWELL. A. NJ, Principal.
TH0S. u. DUDLEY, JR., A. NJ OF the Unlver-
MILE S. VASSAS. French Department
Miss NJ. t. MAYO.
6. PERSlCO, Italian, Spanish, Drawing and
DR.. BUCHLER, German.
+. SEIBERT, Piano and Organ.
MILE l.. LACY, Vocal Music.
II. SCHNEIDER. Harp.
J. w. REEVE, Penmanslip.
This Institution is well known to the Bishops and
clergy OF the Episcopal Church in Virginia. 10
whom reference is made, as to the Faculties OF the
Virginia Military Institute, and William and Mary
College. to Professors Bledsoe and Smith, OF the
University of Virginia, to l.. NJ. Coleman. of Han
Academy. to SanI'l Schooier, of Edge Illi
Academy, to the Rev. Chas. II. Read, and Rev
u. $. Dosgett, Richmond, Va, and to the patrons
of the school.
&C., with full list OF patrons, to which especial
ference is made, address
D. LEE POWELL. Principal s. +. L..
iy link tfm]StoI0 Box 81, Richmond, Va.
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NEVER ATTEMPT ToGEr Our OF DEBT
The man who owes nobody is poor, misera-
bic being; nobody manifests any interest IN
his wclfare-nobody cares a continental cent
whether he lives or dies. He is lean, hungry,
and generally as poor and wilted as Were the
pin-feathers on Jobs turkey. Look at our
great men; they are all debtors--owe every
body; our men of science, our authors, our
sensation ministers-all, the entire eahoot OF
them are deeper in debt than Pharoahs army
were in the Red Sea. Debt ennoblcs man !
gives him more expanded and liberal view of
human nature; keeps him moving-especially
IL ne never pays rent. Nothing will cure the
consumption quicker than a strong dose of
debt properly taken. To owe, is human 10
pay, Is divine. Therefore, till man becomes SUI
perhuman, he shouldn't attempt TO emulate
divinity. The science of payment, the true,
modern science, is TO get in debt TO somebody
enough TO pay somebody else whom you owe.
BY this means you avoid getting out of debt,
and yet maintain reputation OF paying. The
greatness of nation increases with It's ma
tional debt. Make n note Of this at ninety
days.-QHfz.
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THE ACroR AND THE MISUNDERSTANDING,
the eminent actor, was called upon by the
midnight MINISTRIES on the morning of Boxing
Day 1--WE are the parish waits an please you, -
said the spokesman; tive played before your
door last night" "Yon did indeed was his
reply, in mournful tones; and he looked upon
his visitors with the air Of q man who knew
not their errand. Eve have come to hope, sir"
went in the clarionet, "for your kind contribu-
ton" so, DEAR said BARLEY, with affect
ed surprise, u thought you had come to apollo
<v,.
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Rittnlurln 8ispatrh.
T1TsDxY MORNING .JuLY q, 1859.

TAn raxnca ExrxRoR's PArKRsrrf;--I
have 1ately heard, on the authority Of no les
\ roruOn dan the late Chancellor ofthe Chani-
Aef 81 Psors- Duke pasquier--that there - ..o
rial foundation FOR our very common pe a, ~
t. tho paternity Of Louis Napoleon ! 'aAe . ~
cor 1rAnted thai most Of your readers aseaWa'e
that Ms father 10 usually said 70 nave pesh a',
miral Verbuel. one OF the many ehsrs ah.s oil
Tho licsntious Hortensc. Duke Pasquier assef1 !,
On TIE other hand, that I.onis Napoleon IS pal
I.oSIs Napoleon Bonaparte. He says that no
further proof of this is needed, than the strik.
iue resemblance of the present Emperor Of
France TO the ex-King Of Holland. He WAS at
once struck by the resemblance when rs Chan
csllor OF the Chamber Of Peers, he had 10 pre-
side on the trials Of Louis Napoleon for his AZ
tempts ut Strasburg and Boutogne. We all
know how utterly unlike Locis Napoleon is 10
the other members of his family. But this is
accounted for by the fact that wha, we under
stand IS the Bonaparte physiognomy, was due
to Madame IIetitia. The features of the Kine
Of Holland alone, of the brothers Bonaparte-
and 50 those Of Louis Napoleon--came from
the side Of the father, the homely advocate OF
AjAccio.--ManeAssfey Guardian.
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nAu.RoADS, 70.


1900. - EXCURSION TICKETS
al1,!aa75 III pfA4SfhRsS HEskk1nlGYfssIan :
Far te convenience q persons who VISIT aaess
popular places Of reso. II and
hsys essn aaa e ts s.ss afs
tickets between R Is. n,a r,.ts ol'oA
Fare ef cb hie oseT eve and under twelve
ey ysa,sa Of age Il servants car rs
AIso; Return Tielxss, good for fiesH days. a. 'no
=, io, ls u t;, rites csise,ax $3.50
:. q Children over FIVE, and under twelve a7s
yearsd 81 Age ss,: Z, sarvants car. SO
Passengers will leave Richmond in tho Express Sss
Train, which starts at AS A. NJ, ana reach p n
polna aha bss a1 n arrive RI s Rckmond II r H.
For tickets or farther Interrogation, apply =, ,d
Office Of the Richmond sn Mos psseHIL'WssY NSES
~ Ip@dts5A Superintendent.
,-.----.,.,..z,..-- ron NoEToLK6s OLD
lg POINT AND HAM VII s;s6,lr =,
ali of the above places WI na inc Gm.
fEPP fhnhKHShYHEad f GPa tef s0h
and pP' THs9U a1F TidsEf VIII
he sold at the following rafcs' "a, a.
For Norfolk; first class passengers. % ~ y
r. p t,ia POINT er Manpion. return tickets for
the round trip good within 10 days his' :, IN
Second do, do. 80
Strais Int tickets first class 20 y
Do. second do. @.No
These fares embrace the Steamboat charge from
Norfolk to Old Point, and they cover al expense
attending the transfer of Passengers and basgase
between depots In Peterspurs ana from tue Of'is
upon the Steamer at Norfolk -.
Al Norfolk, the Cars connect directly with
Steamer which has been engaged to run IN con-
nection with the Norfolk and Petersburg RAJ iToad
There is no delay or inconyenience IN THIS chance.
Passengers step from the Cars upon the Steamers
wharf. -. ~.
PASSENGERS by this route leave Richmond at 40
A. NJ. and breakfast IN PETERSBURG at 8. reach Nor
folk at I01a, and land at Old Point or Hampton at
IL NJ, allowing ample time for all preliminary room
arrang cments and a SALT WATER BATH before
dinner
Passengers by this route have the privilege of re-
naming over in Norfolk and going to Old Point
Hampton in the afternoon or by the same boat next
day. .
Passengers RETURNING from Old Point ano
Hampton, leave Old Point at SIS A. NJ, and Iiamp
ton at 7i5 A. NJ, lin each case after the regular
breakiast.l reach Norfolk at 10; leave Norfolk at
p NJ; arrive in Petersburg Mt 425, and in Richmond
at 5:i5 P. NJ. in time to connect with the trains
going west same evening.
ga BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
WILLIAM MALONE,
Engineer and Sup't Y. 4 z. Il. X.
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A NEW BRAND.-A letter from Pixies Peak
says that gambling and whislSey drinking
flourish there extensively. Tanglefoot whis
key sells for twenty-five cents a drink, and
"it will almost make man shed his toe nails
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rURNfTURE.

-=-wz--, FURNITURE REPAIRED, AND
- VANISHED AN d REpACKED.-The
- subscriber begs leave to inform the pub.
-.axasS. lie that he still continues to repair and
Sa-2AA2 re-varnish Furniture. at his old stand,
on Franklin street, opposite METROPOLITAN Hall
His prices are moderate. The best OF references
can he given that all work in his line will be
faithfully executed.
N. BEFurniture will be repaired and vanished
at private residences, either town country, If
required. JOHN DAVIS
iy Tim Franklin ST., Metropolitan Hall.
4zszxax-s CHEAP FUR NITUR FAT r.
- GATHRIGHT'S Governor street.-COT-
81 TAGE SUITS, OF. Imitation Rosewood,
--,a&tfs~ Mahogany, Walnut and Oak Also of So
.<a-SssA-hd Mahogany. Walnut and 0ah, good
quality, from S25 to 500 per suit. SOFAS, from
Sl3 to S45. TETE-A-TETES, from S35 to- SIS a
pair. CABINETS, from 80 to Sf5. WARD
ROBES from $40 to SO. JENNY LIND BED
STEADS, from IS TO Sf5. Marbe-top TABLES,
to 500 per dozen. ROCKERS. from 81 to S25.-
And every article of FURNITURE at the lowest
price, FOR CASH. Cali and for yourselves.
my 20-d3m
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The rates west of Knoxville will not go into effect
inti after the completion OF the Cleveland Branch
( allroad. which Viii he about the LIST of April
Shippers Of through goods mast send duplicate
tickets, giving the marks, weis hts and destination
II goods. Send to Cox's Line of Boats.
A. s. LEE. on the Dock.
N B.-Goods from Northern cities shipped through
1t reduced rates. [ e I0-tsI A. s. 4,
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WHAT WE EAT.-A man in active life
Quires 36 ounces OF solid food per day--say
ounces of animal and 81 ounces of vegetable
according to established scales of diet in the
English and French army and navy regula-
tions. OF food and drink a man Will cons ume
about /, 500 pounds a year. OF course, many
persons consume much more food, but this is
the average estimate,
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CARRIAGES, &c.

Ig9o.S, NEW CARRIAGE tIANUFAC-
esEZ5G TORY; corner of 9Th and Broad streets
S-AS-rhe subscriber has now on hand, of HIS
OWN MANUFACTURE. q full assortment of
light CARRIAGES and BUGGlES. with and with,
out tops; ROCKAWAYS, &c, which he will sell
State He would. therefore, advise all in want Of
ght and substantial vehicles to call at once as lie
is determined To sell. Je 28-lmFl JOHN DOES.
Goe5sa - CARRIAGES, tARRiAGEtS.-
EtStSlS3I ;fhe subscriber has hand. at his Coach
NJ Making Establishment, on Lombard Al
lev between Main and Cary 18th and lith streets.l
near the Coluubian Hotel. COACHES, CHAlI0-
TEES, BAROUCHES. BUGG! les with and without
best materials and workmanship Of which will
be sold as low as good work of the kind can he IN
from those in want of any article in the Carriage
line. as am determined TO make to order and to
sell at the lowest prices possible and al work sold
NH 7-9m
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.

q WATtHES, JEWELRY, SILVER
IN AND PLATED NARE.-My stock of the
II y above articles. Is now very extensive; hav~
<s-hk ms Just received large additions To my he
tore extensive assortment 1t is now full and COM
pete in every department.
would r SILL atFention especially to my stock OF
Z. Reyno!d Lemon, Livcrrooi; Jules Jereensen.
Gopenhagen, with adjusted chronometer balances;
Dixon john Craig, Joseph Johnson, jules Enlne-
~, Alfred Laiaistteo, and other distinguished ma
kers
My stock Of SPECTACLES and EYE GLASSES
j. very n embracing gold. silver and steel frames,
from winch can SUIT any one needing optical aid.
AMONGST my assortment is full supply OF she eeie-
bratcd Brazilian Pebble GLASSES. Persons in
want OF a really superior article, and something
that Will improve their vision, should not iaiit
supply themselves with a pair OF these Glasses.
n; B.-Brazilian Pebble and ether Glass fitted in
gold frames. s. A. MYERS,
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s----- ..z.zz=- CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
.ssssks tss tzss- SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
s.as 1efs-S Il iCH " o y AND, DAN
VILE RAILRO1D.-Qn and after Tuesday.
June 18th, 1859, the mail and passenger train, on
this road will run follows:
Leave Richmond daily !Sundays included, at !; 30
A NJ for Junction, Iynchburg, Bristol. Knoxville,
Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville and Memphis. Ten,
nessee; Atlanta. Georgia; and Montgomery, Ala
Leave Richmond daily Except Sundass.) for
Danville. Va. and eensboro', n. Ca 80 A. NJ
RETURNING-Leave junction, tBurk So daily
fSundays lEcludedD at 3l5 7. NJ. and arrive in
Richmond at = ID z. Nj.
Leave Danville daily Except Sundays,l at 10 A.
NJ, and arrive III Richmond at 6I5 p. NJ
60 The above trains connect 6Gth rays with the
South-Side Railroad trains to and from the South
west, at the Junction. and with the Virgin Cen
trail and r., F. and Potomac Railroad trains to and
from the North at Richmond.
Throu- h ckets sold, and nagg checked thro'
to the above points; also. to the Virginia Springs.
For through tickets and further information APP
Vile Railroad Company, Richmond.
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