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The Shasta courier., 1859-05-28

Ia There is now every reason to believe
that in case of disappointment among thS Pixies
Peak miners, which is almost certain, descent
will be made by them upon chihuahua and
Sonora. The leaders of the expedition are said
to be on the borders, and were last at ST. Joseph.
The Shasta courier., 1859-05-28

THE Big GUYs.-Thc Union of the 26th SAYS
]. w. Denver, one of the candidates for Gov
ernor arrived in Placerville on Monday night
last and we understand that Milton S. Latham.
another candidate, left for the same locality yes
terday. Governor Weller is in Tuolumne
The Shasta courier., 1859-05-28
District Court.
Hos, WIN. P. DAIsGERFIELp, Judge.

On Saturday, 2lst inst, Thomas Murray and
John Mahon were admitted to citizenship.
VIM. b. Stoddard ct al. VS.. j. Hurley eft al :.
jury were unable to agree discharged on Thurs
day.
The case now before the Court is the great
case OF l.. w. Ludwig VS.. Howe, Ware ct al from
Trinity county, which will in all probability oc
cupy the time of the Court for the next ten iavs
The Shasta courier., 1859-05-28

BEs@ In Kentucky, the Opposition has taken
ground with Messrs Brown, Davis and Toombs
upon the right and duty of Congress to inter
veue by the passage of law to protect slavery
IN the Territories. The Louisville journal ad
vocates thai policy
The Shasta courier., 1859-05-28
PRIVATE SCHOOL.

IISS DONNA NJ. EVANS will open pri-
lsI yate School, at the School House, Shasta,
on Monday next. 1t
The Shasta courier., 1859-05-28
PmLnDELpn1A. january II. 1859.

PHILADELPHIA January II, IS59-
To ste Editors Of the Pacifc 4Net!ical and Surgi-
cal journal :--Gentlemen My attention has
been called 20 an article in the December num-
Der of your journal, il regard to the ad euadem
degree granted BY the Philadelphia College Of
Medicine to Dr. l.. J. Czapkay. When the ap-
plication for the degree was made to the Faculty
it was accompanied by affidavits and testimo-
mails to the effect that DR.. Czapkay was n regu-
lar graduate NJ D. of the University Of Pesth,
had served as Surgeon in the Hungarian army,
and was regular practitioner Of medicine. On
the strength Of these the degree was granted
The ad enidem degree, as its name implies, is
conferred on graduates only, and gives US new
privileges. Had there been the slightest sus-
picion of irregularity, the application would
have been refused BY inserting this in your
journal, you will do an act of justice to the Col
iege, and confer favor on
Yours, very respectfully, H. RAND,
Dean of the Faculty eff the Philadelphia College
of Medicine.
DIR. L. J. CZAPKAf'S PRIVATE MEDICAL
ard Surgical Institute is on Sacramento street,
below Montgomery, opposite the Pacific Nail
Steamship Co.'S Office, San Francisco. The
Doctor offers free consultation, and asks
muner;ition unless he effects u cure. Office
hours, from A. NJ. to 0 P.
CERTIFICATE.-I, the undersigned, Cover
nor of hungary, do testify hereby that Dr. i. j..
Czapkay has served during the contest for Hun
garian liberty, rs Chief Surgeon in the Hungarian
army, with faithful perseverance. Whereof
have given him this certificate, and do recon-
mend him to the sympathy, attention and pro-
lection of all those who are capable of appreci-
atigg patriotic self-sacrlce and undcsoryed mis-
flr,une. kOSSUTu LAJ0S,
Governor of Hungary.
Washington City, Jan. 6, 1852. myl1:5m
The Shasta courier., 1859-05-28

- The following letter, which cm-
phatically speaks for itself, was written by the
Dean of the Faculty of the Philadelphia College
Of Medicine to the editors of the Pacific Medical
and Surgical Journal, San Francisco, for pub
Ecafinn
The Shasta courier., 1859-05-28

DEATH OF PoRrER, THE KENTUCKY GIAsT.--We
regret to learn that our distinguished fellow cit
zen, James D. Porter, widely known as the
Kentucky Giant died at his residence in
Portland on Sunday night, the 24th of April. in
the fftieth year of his age f-'' -
The Shasta courier., 1859-05-28

THE HUMBoLDT INDIANS REruRNISG.-A gen.
teman from Humboldt informs US that some
eighteen or twenty of the Indians caPtured by
Capt Messic's company, and sent to Mcndocino
reservation, have returned to Humboldt, and
already commenced killing cattle. He says that
about one hundred of them escaped from the
Reservation, butthat the greater portion Of them
froze to death were killed by other Indians
on the route leading to their old homes The
fact is thc Hamboldt Indians should have been
sent to TETON Reservation, in the Southern
part of the State, so that there would never
have been any possibility of their returning to
their former haunts in the Red Woods
In this connection we have the following sig
nificant news furnished by the Trinity Journal :
=" that Mr.. Ellison was killed by Indians, Il
few days ago, at Iroquos Ranch. Ellison vas
a Missourian. Fifty head of stock had been
stolen from the Fourth Fork of Yager Creek
With no further information, we suppose that
the Indians have made their way back and that
war of determination will ensue Nothing but
extirpation will subdue the ferocous devils
The Shasta courier., 1859-05-28
Wretfen for the Shasta Courier.
A Sentimental Song.

Hope once told a flattering tale,n
Of bobbing with minnow's to catch whale
| baited my hook so new and bright,
And fished to the left and fshed 10 the rieh''
But never a whale came there to bite
The Shasta courier., 1859-05-28

A COUNTRY LADY on VIRTUE.-A correspond
ent of the Yincennes SHa, writing from olney, q
small village in Illinois, says:
" asked an old lady of the church, in conf
dencs, II she really thought 'disvirtuous wo-
man would become rirtuous by joining the
Shorch She Jerked her cap-border, adjusted
her specs and said-syes if the pesky men
would let her alone and believe she is rigbt y
The Shasta courier., 1859-05-28

ga5- The friends of the Ndtiond were defeat
ed in the recent primary elections in San Fran
cisco, whereupon that paper gets mad, and says
in one ward their fayorite was beaten by "wharf-
rats, pluguglies, shoulder hitters, bruisers, es-
capped convicts, loafers free lunchers, ballot-box
suffers and hirelings generally" "Every black
guard, Brederick bolter and black republican
blk in the city was leagued with the Broderick
bolter, blatherskites, Nugeutite party, on Satur-
day last, to secure the success of their favories"
On the other hand, the Herald says:
The whole power of the Custom House; the
United States MarshaPs office; the United States
Circuit Court; United States Marine Hospital ;
half the United States Appraisers Office; the
Postofflce; the Pilot Commissioners, with one ex-
ception the Surveyor Generals Office; the Pi-
lots the Port Wardens the State Gaugers Of
fee the City Hospital the proprietors of both
lines of omnibuses the Notaries Public, and the
vanquished Bulkheaders were in the field, en-
gagged in the effort to defeat the friends of Mr..
Nugent.
The Shasta courier., 1859-05-28
SIIERIFFS SALE.

R1 VIRTUE Of an execution to ne directed.
u issued out of the Hon. District Court of
the Ninth Judicial District, in the county of
Shasta, California, attested May 7th, 1859, upon
ajudgment rendered therein on the 9th day of
April, A. D. 1859, in favor of Isaac Baggs, and
against +. A. Carabin, for the sum of Fifteen
Hundred Dollars, with ten per cent per annum
interest thereon, from the date of the Judgment un
til paid, and also for Ten Dollars Clerks costs of
suit, together with accruing costs, have levied
upon aud will expose at public sale, to the high
est bidder, for cash, at the door of the Court
House, in the town of Shasta,
On Saturday, june 4th, A. D.Is59,
at o'clock A. u, all the right, title, interest
and claim of the said T. y. Carabin in and to
that certain piece or parcel of State Seminary
Land, situate on Cottonwood Creek, in the
County of Shasta, California; being the south
east quarter of section eleven and the north half
of the southwest quarter of section twelve, in
township twenty-nine north, range four west
Mount Diabo meridian, containing two hundred
and forty acres, together with the growing crops,
Improvements and appurtcnances thereon and
thereto belonging aad appertaining
II. G. STOCKTON, Sheriff
Shasta, May 10, 1852 myl4:3t
The Shasta courier., 1859-05-28
Court Of Sessions,

Hon. JOEL I. LASDnUM, Judge; J. L. Durick
and Thomas Bass Associates.
The Shasta courier., 1859-05-28

In Oa,ifornia's golden tide,
With a constant soul my luck trleu-
The bait was-the pith my youthfui uay'-
Played out in a thousand idle ways
In bobbine around for decent raise"
The Shasta courier., 1859-05-28

With isherman's luck, and stiff and sore,
I'll stretch me out on the sandy shore,
And sleep through the night contentedly.
There may be, down in the sounding sea,
A bushel of whales-Jut there's none for me.
EQUINE CRY, May, 1859. SKURB.
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VHE DISPATCH II.
NAY -. 1889
sAruspAY MO sNINa. ma
AIRY LOU.

TN In love with you. baby Louis, n,ue eyes.
With ycut sisken hair. Apd yont ~ e",s lies
Ava ~ NM ssveet sn,ile you brought from '"e
Gods sunshine. baby Louise.
when you fold yonr hsnas, BABY aea ,ais'
Your hapds likes fairy's. % tiny ana is"'
with . pretty innocent. saint likeaiT.
Are you tryine TO think OF some anger tausn'
Y,m learned above. baby Louises
I'm in love with You. baby Louisei
vh., Won never raise your beautiful head!
Scnse dav little one, your cheek will grow red,
with fash Of delight TO hear the words said,
;. II love you." baby Louise.
Do ron hear me. baby Louise
IhAve sung your praises tor nearly an hour.
And your iashes keep dropping lower and lower
And-.you've gone 70 sleep like weary h'"e''
Ungrateful baby Louisei ,.., p.eSs
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LARGE ADDITIONAL SUP

PLIEs or eHOES.
The cheapest place 10 buy shoss y a. g lasn
Ladies Morocco and 0oatskin Bootees, Win IN"
without heels ct very low price you Will nn Hsn
Ladies' Kid and Morocco slippers, with ana WIN
ont heels. 30 cents and upwards yoI can 6es tfsr
Ladies' Black and Cold Caters. with ana WIN 'u'
"'S''' - "s'oA''""s "" jOsnPH sTkAUsk.
Misses and Children Morocco. 9oatskin' un't hc
Clippers and ali kinds Of fancy Shoes; yon can o"y
1T rs per cent cheaper than q other piacss ran
s;nna- sn1 arn9sns Sc's well made at reasonable
ptSes; "" No n Main street.
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yALulHi1 Dsscovsar 70 saip OWNS "A d;...
y = ssi4 e have bsen recsutly made in cSi.s
ships bottoms.e The object OF iris ~ ooppefing
knoss 60 protect the ship sgsinst Tia ssss one =,
wnleb prevail toa greater Or -. go.
Il. sud y !: 20. s.d that 90 worm viii ron.
h q .n.cn 70 received coating Of 0smbta
~ Aed y = saad to hssdsn ana !. y.
veoss 9Ne s3psrtmeut has bseu trie1 \. r" ~
NE small sssls, SD fsssd b sssessl s1Ssess.
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ciPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERIEH.
(AUTHoRIZxp BY THE ETArE or 0EORG1A)
DRAWN AT AUGUSTA. GEORGIA.

TO THE Pun tLU.-As the mempsrs 81 our MIN
have, BIZ var Of purchase. become the oIneu
OF the grsnte har!ered By the states s q De;s.
ware, Koutucky. Missouri, and part OF those IN
C3eorsta hinder IL mai ageusnt OF Messra Gregory
Msury q wn ins.on Delaware; we 81 have ,,r as arm
g sxpsdisnt 70 , sssH to that Of WooD, RDDY
q CO. who win hav, the management Of the Sparta
Academy Lottery an I the others q. above named:
ish int~rrity and we the public that the
~,trnsre heretofore estowed on 10 well desery.
EnpY i 90. We ~ respectfully
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UaUlOApe. %.
-KfCHMOND Al

RICHMOND AND
-kRnTERSBuKGR RAILROAD
THOUGH ERyIonTg DBTW ZEN RICHMOND
ANU NORTH OAROIINA.-Fr0m the 9Th dog o.
March until the it Of ssptember next tbs fYe3rkt
ard accommodation trains on this road viii leave
Richmond and Petefsburg on MONDAY, WnDNns
xYrsngemsnts have been made By this Ccmpsny.
for The prompt and punctual forwarding apd dslIv.
ery 81 an Produce, Goods other articles Of freight
designed for transportation either way. between
Richmond and points between Petersburg and ~,
ieishs Rjdgway Greensboro, Salisbury, and Char.
ietie, North Caroline. ct low rates. Without ssy
charge for for yardinF, storage &c. All such srfl
siainiv marked ITO the care ofthe Frsiaht Aren't ~
the Rfchmend and Petersburg Railroad AZ Peters.
bura y by whom they will be promptly forwarded
AZ 70 the rates Of tolls on the Roads south of Pc
tsrsbuTg. which they require p be prepaid . far
e Raleigh. informatioI may be hal At the Depot
- III WYNNE, Burt
once APR COL
a
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PIANOS, 10.


CHICKERING PIANOS
new and full supply of theses plen
ss5os e sss b SsSP I;SsS s.
De NoIx the CIRCULAR ACTION and the GRAND. We
have now the B0UD0IR, q splendid instrument. OF
upright form.
The Chickering's have received 80 First Prize
Medals, all over renowned competitors and from
first rank Institutions and Fairs Of America and
of Europe. They have manufactured and sold
more Pianos than any other factory in the world.
From the Chickering's have emanated the best
and most permanent improvements that have
brought the Piano to it's perfection and BY
the great capital they have invested in manuactu'
ring convenences. they sell full fity per cent.
cheaper than any other factory. None OF their in.
strumen,s leave the Wareroom without their hav
Ing been fully inspected By the best artists.
As this factory has never more than one agency
in q city in Richmond these instruments can only
be sold by the subscriber.
The factory warrants all Pianos sold by this
agency.
Orders promptly attended to.
Warerooms-North side of Broad street, near 9Th
and ut UARLlBToN 4 Bros, No 1863 Main street.
myl3 NATHL CARUSI. Sole Agent
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NOTICE.-Th

VO-PARTNERSHIP N OTICE.-The
~ undersigned have this day associated them.
FARLEY / co, for the purpose of conducting
GROCERY, COMMISSION and FORWARDING
BUSINESS In the city Of Richmond.
two doors above Sam'l Ayers 4 Bon, and nearly op-
posite the Columbian Hotel. on Cary street, where
pIete stock Of all such goods as are usually foand
In the Grocery line. including Coffee. Sugars No
iasses Bacon, Liquors. &c, &c, &c, to wi ich they
generally.
Special attention will be pad to the sale Of oil
kinds Of Produce on which liberal advances will
be msde. Drank POTTS.
RICHD G FARLEY
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~. TO GUITARISTB.-P. II. TAY-
"a ~ LOR has Just opened an additional supply OF
MARTIN'B UNRIVALLED GUITARS. which
are uneonailed for fuliness and sweetness of tone
and beauty Of hnish. Italian Guitar Strings Gui-
tar instruction Books, and Music.
PIANO AND MUSIC STORE.
apr l8s Main st., above Post Office
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DOARD-With very nne room on the
Osece nd floor, and two on the third, te1 DC oD-
tanned on the most reasonable terms. IN pIlvate
fnmily In central portion of the city, convenient
10 business. By immediate application to this once
my 6-l1
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NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS
MAGNIElCENr SCHEM II.

64ss prizes, amounting to t32ooOe
Whole Tickets. slo; Halves. Is Quarters. 81 90 :
A'eA PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The numbers from to 50 CO., corresponding with
those numbers on the Tickets. printed on separate
slips of paper, are encircled with small tin tubes,
and placed in one wheel.
The first 437 Prizes similarly printed and encr-
cled, are placed in another wheel
The wheels are then revolved. and number Is
drawn from the wheel of Numbers, and at the same
time Prize is drawn from the other wheel The
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and ex.
missionsrs the Prize being placed against the mum
Der drawn. This operation Is repeated until all the
Prizes are drawn out
the Two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the
first frizes will be entitled to the Is Approx ina
draws the $4,000 Prize, those Tickets numbered
ll24S ll249, ll25l. 1882 will each be entitled to
s4oo. AZ Ticket No go draws the $1,000 pIi o
entitled to $780, and 50 on according to the above
The 5000 Prizes of $50 will be determined BY the
last figure of the Number that draws the $50, ono
Prize. For example; If the Number drawing the
$4,000 Prize ends with No l. then all The Ticket,
If the number ends with No 2, then all the Tickets
where the Number ends in will be entitled to 500
81 Remember that every Prize il drawn snt
PAYABLE in fnll without deduction
ees Of 10 tickets will be sold at the following rates
cs1:!dcsss Of package of 70 70 xh9le tickets. So
10 quarter I" n
10 eighth II
In OKDNBIaa TIcXIfe Oh CIRfIYIoAfB.
Enclose tho money to our address for the Ticket
oedsred on reseipt of which they will be forwarded
by nrst mail. Purchasers have Tickets ending II
any figure they may designate.
The List Of drawn Numbers and Prizes WILDE sem
toyurchasersimmediasely after thedrawing: -,
every SATURDAY throughout the year.
Our three Number Lotteries are drawn daily.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates in the
above Schemes to
WOOD, RODY 4 90. Augusta, Ca,
Or WOOD, EDDY 4 90, Atlanta, Ca,
or WOOD. EDDY Il 90. Wilmington. Del.
A6A list Of the numbers that are drawn from thu
wheel with the amount of the Prize that each one il
entitled to. will be published after every drawing
in the following papers augusta C6nst,tuiondlist
Mobile Register, Nashville G1zette: Neg YORK Heek
iNiss) Clarion and NeD York Herald
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- TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

~N TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
~ STONE WARE AT FACTORY PRICES
Wehave on hand of our own manufacture.
- very large assor tme mt of superior quality
Stone Ware, which we are selling at our Factory
prices consisting Of
Jugs, Jars, Pitchers, Churns Spittoons
Covered Butter POTS, Milk Pans
Cork Jars. (ar tight.) Water Coolers,
Water Kegs. Chimney Caps, DC.
Merchants will please cal and examine our Ware
before purchasing elsew here aud buy at Factory
prices Pottery. corner Of 18th and Cary ste.
NH il KEESEE 4 PARR.
TfFORD'S PATENT SMOKE CON-
~ SUMING LAMP.-The safest. most economi-
CAL and producing the strongest light isDy lamp
now in use 1t will burn freely the most common
solar oil, lard grease After some delay, we
have another supply of these desirable Lamps For
sale wholesale retail by the sole agent for this
city. GEO SUMNER,
myI9 No 20 Pearl street.
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n H. CHALKLEY, Dealer in Leath.
" or. Shoe Findings, Oil, Tanners, Tools, &C..
tween Main and Cary, richmond. Va, Is now In re-
ceipt ofA large and excellent stock OF goods apper
tain TO his business to which he invites the aten
tion OF all ia want q they will be sold VERY Low
FOR DASH or 10 punctual customers.
NH 2-dsmGcwly on CHALKLEY.
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MAaNITICRNT HEME

MAoNIYICR INT HEME.
,,as following Scheme will be drawn By WOOD,
enDY co, kouccessors TO 3. SWAN b Col Man.
ayers Of the SPARTA ACADEMY LoTTERY. Of
Georgia At Ass.ts ga II IR fSnevSc z: ioioSs Gao
CLASS 10 draws sa HATL RDAY, May I4th, 1859
GLASS 81 draws % sATU. aDAY, May 2lst. 1852
GLASS % draws ca xATU.fDAY, May 2Sth. 1882
TO BE ORA WV ON TT1k PLAN or SlNGLE
NUMBERS
FIVE THOUSAND YOUR HUNDRED AND
RI0HTY-YkVE PRIEST
$4,000 TIC Z e T 81
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AVA LIZ INSURANCE TMaEw YoRk

oAsH CAPITAL AND ACCUMULATION.
o7OO,0OOii
Dsposfted with the Comptroller Of State, for the -
curity of all Policy ho1ders 10000 Donars xn'o"
cannot be Withdrawn until eyerI policy e peia.
MORGAN, President
or WEMPLx, Secretary.
saThe practice Of LIFE INSURANCE, IN any couh 1y
indicates s.ate ofsociety where high mora, Ieenns
~ MEDICAL ExAMSrR-DR BLAlR Bu6WALL'
omo0 ''' "'H ''J B MACMURDo. Agent,
Al oo-sm Richmond Va.
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-I will sell du-
"A ring the month of May, choice Red and White
Ash at the low price of SO per cart load S. per
long ton, delivered. TObacconists and others using
large quantities, should embrace this opportunity,
and procure their supplies.
All orders enclosed to my address. through the
Postoice or left at my Office corner 18th and Dock
streets. win DO promptly attended to. Terms cash.
my3 -4m WRIT EOBERTS,
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a@1 NEW CARRIAGE MANU-

49,. FACTORY, CORNER OF 9TH AND
BROAD sTkEETS.-The subscriber haviHg had ~
Years practical experience In the MANUFACTURING OF
tARRiAGESin some Of the largest establishment 10
IN the North and South. fatters himself that he IN
we'll ~ the plainest style of CARRIAGES. to be
ionnd In the state Possessing yarious advantages
IN nj: business he 10 enabled 10 cell his work Of low
or prices than can be afforded by others In the
He has now on hand. Of bis own manufacture. BUG
0IES, with ana without tops. R0CkA WAYS. DC.
ap n-lms JOHN DOES.
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MR.. EDITORIAL In

cE2k MR.. EDlTOR:-As T.
n.y. promised in my last advertise dZA
ment that the People" should hear from a. ain.
so now blow my horn" have studied astrene-
my since my fAst, and find that the star Of my des
tiny still moves 0x; and those who know II AGAN'e
JOHN, know that he has the fsculty aud indefsfi-
gable spirit not 20 let the dow Of life TO cause
hin to despair; bat push along, keep moving.
fer the world is bnt o bubble and he that has too
therefore offer to he public of my own manufae-
ture, BU66IEe, SULKIEs, R0CkAWAfs and
light CARRIA6ES-all as good a. can be made
have also HORSES, MULES. &C., &c. for ssie-in
fact, anything under the sun. ard viii barter AZ
trade for even old shoe soles All have 20 90 u
70 give him call On 18th street here you viii nd
bis sign upside down. there yeu will and HAaAN's
JOHN, in Tbtcn Creek Nation.
~ You shall hear from me again for am
writing romance Of my own life. mh 2s-d3m
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The rates West of Knoxville will not go into et-
feet until after the completion OF the Cleveland
Branch Railroad, which will be about the LIST Of
April.
shippers of through goods must send duplicate
of goods. Send to Cox's Line Of Boats.
AZ LEE, on the Dock.
N.B.-Goods from Northern cities shipped through
at reduced rates. L. .. l..
IA a.
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INSURANCE.

INHUHANUB.
i ON THu LIVES OF
T WHITE PnRSONb
Can Be obtained In the
INTERNATIONAL LITE ASSURANCE bUViExA
OF LONDON, sg
lActual Capital, 1850 ,000.l
Agency ut the Once Of the Virginia TIre eng ~
DR. jNO D CULLEN, Medical Bxaminer-0mc
at the Office Of Drs Gibson and Cullen s0utn nuo VI
fe It's w L OOWARDIN. Agent.
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GENTLEMBN'6 TRAVELLING DU6.
~ TERB-Large lot Just received ct
WALK ar 90.
my - le3. cor Main and 10Th. Richmond, Va.
TS0W1L0-TOWELe-TOWNL The
9. esesi29s. largest end shsepest Liass Tswsis,
= -. i =. !. =. slANa sA.., s,sss
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A SMALL TRACT OF VALUABLE
ATWOOD LAND IN HENRICO COUNTY, EIGHT
MILES BELOW RICHMOND, FOR sALE.-I offer
for sale the tract Of land described above containing
and has on 1t some very valuable timber. suitable
for building purposes. AID very convenient to
steam saw mill. It adioins the land of the Messrs
Anderson, formerly Weeds and others. 1t is To-
Gated within . short distance of the York River r
X, and the wood on the land, whom brought to
For terms, &C., apply to
RBLYNE, Land Agent.
Office In basement Metropolitan Hall.
l2-fa
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MARBLE WORKS.
JOHN W. DAVIES.
PRACTICAL STONE GUTTER AND AAaOA,
Main street. between 8th and 9Th IT,
RIcHxoND, VA.
Monuments Of any size or design, made 10 ordar
Of tho best Italian or American Marble.
respectfully invite tie attention Of those in want
70 my stock which Il the largest and best 6nishsd
oH6 And MANTLES. 10 be found In the city.
etrst Premiumeawarded by the Virginia Agrf