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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-07-08


DODGE ON CUBA. 1t seems that the
redoubtable candidate Of the Democracy for
Governor Of this State has seen fit to modify
the statement going the rounds to the effect
that he was opposed to the Presidents policy
for the requirement of Cuba. He has pub
lished a card in which he says that, while the
prospect of acquiring Cuba by purchase under
the present circumstances is inausplcious, ne
has never even intiInated that the proposition
in any way involved the honor of Spain, or
that the purchase might not, at future
period, be effected He believes the course
recommended by the President will lead to
the consummation of that object by honorable
means. The General cautiously AVOIDS
expressing an opinion himself as to the expe-
diency of acquiring Cuba. The Democracy
want Cuba for the further extension OF slavery,
and Dodge is willing they should have 1t,
though at the same time asking the suttrages
of people whom he knows to be deadly
hostile to the peculiar institution" of the
South.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-07-08

New REPUBLICAN PAPER.-The Warren
Eagle is the title Of Republican paper just
started at Indianola, Warren county, Iowa,
VI. NJ Dixon and l. R. Sherwood. Under
the editorial charge of our friend, Mr.. Dixon,
late one of the editors of the Desmoines CIT
izen, it is bound to be an efficient co-workcr
in the Republican cause. Success to it.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-07-08

STATE TAX FOR 1S59.-We understand from
the Clerk of the District Court that the rate
of State tax to be levied and collected in the
several counties of this State for the present
year has been fixed by the State Board of
Equalization at one -and-a-half mills on the
dollar.
We believe the levy of the State tax is the
same as last year, being but one-half the
amount fixed by law as the limit to this
character ofreyenue. We feel glad to know
that the Census Board has fixed the rate so
low as to allow the opposition no pretext for
grumblng. One of the distinctive principles
Of Republicanisln is economy in the admins
tration of public affairs, and SO long as the
party continues to stand upon this plank in
its platform, it will aefy all the assaults of the
enemy, and grow stronger and stronger in the
affections of the people. = Keos suqua Rep.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-07-08

LYsANpER w. BABBITT.-The Davenport
Democrat speaks of the nomination of l.. w.
Babbitt for Lieut.. Governor by the Democracy
as "a decided hit" Mr. Babbitt is known to
fame on account of only one act, the infamous
and outrageous character of which no doubt
recommended him to the favorable consider
alton of the Democratic Convention. At the
general election of 1850, Pottawattame county
(then colonized by the Mormons) cast its vote
against the Democratic nominees, whereupon
the indignant and virtuous Babbitt stole the
poll-books and gave them to Judge Hall,
(another model of Democratic virtue,) who
hid them beyond recovery. BY this means,
the Wing candidate for Congress was defeated.
And vet this same Babbitt is now held up as
pattern for the youth Of the country, and as
eminently worthy of being elevated to an
honorable Office Such is Democracy, how
ever. The nomination is indeed "a decided
hit' for the party They do not expect to
succeed by an open and honorable contest.
COL Babbitt has proved himself an adept in
trickery to defeat the will Of the people, and,
on the presumption that he will resort to
something of the kind again, his nomination
is hailed with delight.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-07-08

MAGENTA.-A correspondent of the London
Ne,ss, writing fro n Magenta on the 7th of
June, gives painful picture of the devasta- :
tions of war. He says:
My pen is not adequate to describe the
heart rending scene which surrounds me.
Trees thrown down by the dreadful effects
Of thu artillery; heaps of dead bodies,
human limbs scattered about, carriages
broken, farm houses burnt, crops tramp! ed,
vineyards devastated, houses plundered-
such is he deplorable sight which has met
my eyes silce my arrival in this town. The
town, Magenta, however, is no more. The
small inn whence I am now writing these
lines bears marks of the tremendous strug-
gle, FIR it was thrice taken and retske u i'll
the action. Not piece of furniture is to be
found, not even a char to sit upon. 4.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-07-08
he Great Railroad Accident

Ahe Grcat ksHliroad Accident
The Chicago Press of yesterday gives a
pretty full list Of the names of persons kill
ed at the terrible railroad accident near
South Bend, Ind, with descriptions of the
dress, &C., of bodies not recognized
Among the slightly wounded the Press re-
ports Mrs. H. b, Hoffman, of Davenport,
John Hicks, Of Jones county, Iowa, and
Aaron Van Syoc, wife and four children, of
Warren county, Iowa. At last accounts 35
bodies in all had been recovered. 1t is
thought now that the number of lives lost
will not exceed forty, instead Of sixty, as
stated in our last issue.
---.S s->-
GARIBALD,.-Garibai who is now doing
good service in Italys isa true son of Liberty,
having been borp,art liza 4th of July. lie
was 50 years d]ao4unesour last Nation
al Anniversary. / ltstisa native OF Nice,
and, therefore, a born subj act Of the Sar,lin-
ian royal house. Of all the leaders of the
Liberals in 1882, Garibaldi was the most
straight-fo ward aud sensible, and he is as
brave as he is able and honest.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-07-08

In Coop STANDING Prominent among
the delegates to the late convention of the
streaked and weakened Democracy were
DR.. Eads, Judge Mcfarland, Judge Clagget
and Jairus E. Neal. Of such is thy immacu-
late fold, oh Democracy !-Desmoi.es Citizen
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-07-08

MErrERNloH. The last steamer brought
intelligence of the death Of Prince Meter
nich, long Premier Of the Austrian Govern
ment, and she great champion aud uph older
Of absolutism in Europs. Since therevo u
tion Of 1852, when the Primes was com :
PEELED to resign, he has only been connected
with the Government ~ confidential advis er.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-07-08

Hc7he Page County Herald is the name
of new and handsome Republican paper
coming to us from Clarinda, Page county,
Iowa. Success to it.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-07-08

The ERIAL SHIr.-The editor of the Troy
Budget has taken a ride ON the Hudson
river in the life boat orscar which has been
bulls to. accompany Mr.. Lamountain's
mammoth balloon in Its first trip across the
Atlantic He says it moves through the
water at tie rate of from 6 to miles an
hour by the same machinery acting on the
air that propels it when aloft. 1t is model
OF beauty and, when beheld with its wings
(the fans) beating above the water, looks
s4,ke thing OF life''-a monster bird,
wounded and fnttering in efforts to rise to
its native element, the ETHEREAL regions.
A PAIR oE VAMPIREs.-An exchange
paper says that stranger passing through
Keokuk, had child taken sick and die at
one OF the hotels. When he came to pay
his bill, he found he had not money enough
by some eleven dollars, which he promised
to send as soon a, he could reach Burlington,
but. the landlord insisted on keeping the
body of the dead Child as security, which he
did The father wen to Burlington, obtain
ID the necessary funds, and returned to
redeem his dead child, which in the mean
time had been buried He paid the bill,
had the body disinterred, and started for
home, but had not reached the river before
he was stopped by man calling himself a
polio officer, and eight dollars demanded
for burying the child Finding himself
under arrest, and unable to proceed. he paid
over the amount and escaped by the first
boat that left the city.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-06-04
SUMMER SCHEDULE.

Isib sa% Richmond 70 ISnhusp 20 TO BUCHANAN and
& w hlt k Pa % Mach Packet Boas will Ieav. nib
ION 4. H' MsettdAy and Friday M, reach New Can
~ "a w sad scossh At ~ of the first and Lynchsnry
day ~ N"S''h AZ r ~ OF the second
RETURNING:
leave buchanan ~ A. NJ and Lynehfury Az N uo,t
Wednesday and Friday reach Scoisvile At i0L N NJ ~
'"n AZ ~ y NJ and arrive In Richmond AZ next A N mn
Is boats connegt - New Canton the stage 10. H. In,
lOitesvile w" '"e S'sse 'Sf Nhar-
Passenger from the county wiz o.etye hat nv mi
ney ave IN Richmond and LynCkeuts a. ocloci In H. men
and ~ y ~, han LYuckbuFE - ~ N'N''''""'
See une and dtsiances N card kelaw,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-06-04

NJ g nom ~ M ~ lb ii5 ies F,ssisIs
s"r 70 toupt Co. Ntffbklhss f DAY a. ,rys
and .slss ss.sIia,n, Of plain sAd eqorsd k9ayng Lilo
grapi sud Photographs TeT Wii be exhibition offered
tlst AMI 22d u Marrh snig. ~ w ' Wv '''f'
portion ~ cclec,,.a L. ...,et. oet, taeud.a
Tor eSn'iu 10 ihs staes Dealers IN Engravnrs and
Ne public in general respectfully invited u uriuv
sci nom THE whole eaIeefon.
barge a.pr,n The Esgravinzs will be Kept by ~ IN fu
tufe and "rlers ilr ffeTf pJlligfB afioaasd w..
PARTICULAR 10 a.
beauillui specineu' n lhaf art ~ sNtant.
mills A IN
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HARDWARE,
1859. SPRING TRADE. 1S5e

1919. OF hlNU Trade. lx5g
p..iR.SS i !. .isls,T J; PENNY.
BULLDkRS, Ma CIIINLS7S d HOIlSEE REpEps
- ,,.x. No us, Abnsk nASKs
Il HAWK now IN store the largest and mest com. -
u rlete stock 81 fnr,i-h, German and Ar~r,e.n <>NA
.snrs w are have ever had tho pleasure q Of
~, s'a ts-rsctany Invite all In want
h larenasins el.evhsre Ny goods arr frrsh and
Ger ,hss man ~ vssssrsy for cash. prepared
In farna na lam N O. .num,r. A. ia.. Hal
shoSeh spades, forkes. RAks.
t@keu,s, with HARDENING TOOLS Of al Minds. - >''
IN mousse furnishing Goods my ,toeS A. AZ. 49,
J.,sn Ti,, "a rays and Walters single sets;
nssss Cutlery nns Ivory Handle Knives lin dos .na M
fefks ana spoons. brushes; fe.h.r d.,
aS1s' ssSns,, Mat; hIoems cootns u,sn.i Ae Is
IN nuudtng Mate rfals, partieuisry am COM M,
% Nun Nun, a,ssEs aud complete 'iosk-v: Lock. Of every de-
boiis hinges Screws. Rail sl,.,.. 49,.
sds and Asis Pulley Sash Cord scrsv wrsnrhs. IN, nj
rether with Tools Kinds. ~"s f1'P">s' 70
have ,hs Agency here for the Esltis,sorr u.,, a
nrsss orks. and farnI.h steam w.,.- 80
Sost steam whistle. and Brass generally Al ,hor NO
~ Orders carefully and promptly attended TO-
m,ss RonkRr J. DENNY
The n.nl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-06-04
AZ AID AFTKH III 81 JUL. lh. iaIl.r. -

AN AND AFIEH TIKI ST JUNE, The follow -
" arcet ri carried between Peters1rr and any -
The Richmond Dauviie Railroad
a. same csrge ~ carried between Richmond aaa
pots; and between Depot e side above
DE junction and Hcknd rates N carried
burg Tobaeeo IN hhds boxes, Wheat Flour Com Oats
1--we stock, ia ears aud Dry Goods and Groceries ~
an atie ptpAsdo vs. sent through Richmond " any
Depot tie South side Railroad aNtte Ne 1aactfon
charged he y sasd sAousa Uy Por and Psisrurg
q CAMPBELL.
General Superintendent an RR
n. ". ALfsOP.
my7s supt Transportafon 4 + n n
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RAILROADS, &C

CHANGE OF SCHEDUI,E
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
EkMMEa5s'yycc.zs, q 55yyyzzE zgEER
RICHuoND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD
aud after Moady, March s>h 1850 the aud pa.sns,
~ train, on this read, vii . foiio~ss
Leave kyinond daily Sundays inciucl al
uo hsio hnosNie pahon, Chattanooga Na.h,ie
and Menph Tennessee. Atlanta GeoTss AZ.
esma And daily Seept Sunday Janeton At a Is
Ancr the arrival Of the Northern tr,lna '' =.
Grrensboro, n. q, at $50 A. NJ - $50
- RETURNING,
Leave junction (nurks daily Sundays ineuded) 50 ~
and arrive In Richnond Al hto A. n. =
issss Dan,s daily sssespi sandsy'J n, ITO arrive
to The above tralns coanes Boa ,ss south SIDE
Railroad trains 10 and Junetion ana
With the Virginia Central Railroad trains 70 and
nom the NORTH at Richmond ~
Through Tickets sold the aha,.
pclnis also. to the Virginia Springs.
For AragA Tftef appy st the Nh.
onee OF the Richmond psnSis Railroad Company,
-. {. CAMrBELL
mi1ou mt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-06-04


The afotego'Eg shait sdper Phosphate OF high
" haacrr aud whether considered With ference
20 ~ valuable Poprre, the skll
ed deem this article among az the cIs ia.
come within NY notice nits manufacture ntrogenou material
!. used 'nhsridgn o. Peruvian Guano, by which III.
capable 81 furnishing - Ammonia Besides II con
tnins considerable quny ~ salts Potash equal 10 aou,
per cent Of Psssa vt indispensable nuifinsnt TO ,nt
generally And ePeca repaired for the growth and 10
DasSS JHlhtts HipRrlts va. -.
analysis ~ - ~ - - ~ -'"'e
up bags l, each Price $40 % Der ion Of qo
bss VA. PALMER, son co.
Ma street N
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ConHUgATED WROUGHT IRON AND

~ WfRE RAtLfNg.-(secured ~ Letters ia..pI,
&C. Sheep and Hurdle n-ssnt Wire sackunr Read
seads vim evcry ysy Fopg Iron Bedsesds and Iron
VIC SsbnF ey NojqsAo, sheep Poultry snd otheI psPos
I dsns, e. N WAIGga 4 alisA hsht taciurers
10. ~ Asgks =. y tSf1er hSth street. fhadslpha.
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SMITH. RHOnCS a, C0

IMro , AND pEALERs IN HARDWARE CUTLsRy GUNS
- SNpuLkAft ANCHOR BOILING So 40 S1
PEAkL sfaEkr RICHMOND, yIRaiNiA Hsy. IN ~, ~.
sio1 purchased mostly for cash. from The manu-
I and they would respectfully Invite Merchants and
uuier OF virginia, North Carolina Tennessee yisitn ~
net 10 an examination OF the They will g.
goods on equal terms with regular house hi .nx
YET hstr STOCK embraces variety Of goods eomn ~
part the following aftirles via: - $3.50 NN"P's'nt IN
scythss-6rain, Grass Clover. German AZ
snat'-, Sekles, Grass Hook Briar Hooks. Cradle.
noes-iiing wedding Grubbng Gar,isu-yarou, anal
saNes-lron and Wood: forks-ay M.nur, assa,,ss
Shsmsccol, Trace, Log, nith Halter Breast ae xe
Seei-cast shear, German English American I.,.., a.
m nun MsreLAxes Springs, Nuts Boits, Washers Xc
rulning Materials OF deserpiion-a great variety
Ooi- Tor Carpenters Masons, Tanners sadilerS sI,l
Su'ie4y-focke 81 and Tabrvarious i.ry.
,,,.'ck-fad Chest Knob Till, Stock Claset xc Ne -
morse and Mule shoeS-Horse Nails Grimm .nl m m
norse aud Mule Collars arye variety -'a - n.
burgers aud Hoe Co Circular y Cut MIN .ns tt Il.
nun n''d'es BITS strrups, Bky Webbing Devrs ii. Hsr
Patent and Enammeed Leahdr, Pad and Lining sl, Rag ~
- u,lIa
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ACCOMMODATION rR.1N

thNNtE Of HOURS.
u sod sner April i.t the Accommodation Train Of
~ Company will daily SUNDAYS bs,sr Nm ItkA
lord and Richmond. Leaving Milford AT 6e1 ~ 80 -,
Hl,m9eni ~ 80 " Returning yin n4se H,sna.nT n
clock Y NJ AMI Tssgh Mufold u " Al ~ iaNTf "
sH F4sE "! slEs ~ aP'Nr 1filI rsanS'
SAMUEL RUTH
oPTiCk n D. &P r r CO. r'N'-h' i'Ahs
Mlhmond, March ~, 1s69 I uhoo
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oEhce soUrHsIDE RAILROAD COMPANY.
h.L.A
u q = u .......:,,Ss9 : Ilss=::sHii;|,33

IT II
~ SPRINGS Via Souihsde Railroad fro Petersburg 10 nrs
burg Via Virginia and Tennessee
,S wa hast Tenn and Va Railroad from Er y r
Mesiern aud Atlantic R-,asI ton nih6i rs a. "
"a ~ Vac noih SYsipo0a ~ z,stes-
Ikfoss ke haei u III points aud the snrny, and
bsEg -'A"''NN' re'e's-
The following Schedule viii be run on IA. sop,h sta n a
uns until further notice -'' '~' N e'"''H-
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RICHMOND 4 PETRHsBUR0 n. "a
u sss 571sS9

Through Freight
BETWEEN RICHMOND AND NORTH CAROLINA.
tOM The 9th day 81 March until the lsi af september next The
n,rt aud aeeou dHiian si. ihs road leave Reh.
mond aud Peiitssgs MONDAY, WEDNESDAY aud gRID1y
" selaet' A. ~, Instead Of o O'Clock. before.
Arrangements have been made ~ this
and puncua furwATng and delivery q al profde Ods ",
other srticls " freight designed transportation either s ~
ss Grssn.sogo salisbury and ChaIoe, North csgsa AZ low
rates Eihoui any charge for forwarirg ge frsvavs A.
Az such articles cent 10 Rcls. SHOULD eotged sd NM.
ndrt 20 The ~ the freight agent ~ the Richmond pJ "
efsfE Railroad ~ PetcrhurT" by whom they be protv
ttsmded A. 70 sies o. tolls en Tie Road. Of Pesrsry
(Ehch They require o. be paid ar KaegJ
may be had At The Depot q This Company ~ Ilehnond
once and P r. r Co. March T,h i-ss msT|a1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-06-04

Passenger bfcakf aud sup Ashland and dine IN ho,,t
eonIeL'sbe steamers between Acqua Greek Washington
ahef lhioFailon apply az this once, street,
''''A"' "- JAMkS v MtNRfOs
| sauI Rr-ru S., vsal fSket Age0t
RRRsssSSsst Az \, W. .,,-y
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NOTICE.
1850.

lStEe B - Ss5EILF
10 PASSEAGEBS GOING N0RTll=-grW 1GAAgGEMET
Thfvtfg iI-I' 5'iy5 f2s5 fshiiltsSs
- lHrAf NORTHERN HntlTF
CARRYING fhE GREAT UNITED STATES MAIL.
,,,rr,, TWICE pAllY-sunday nlshi capitalization
klCHMOND, ALEXANDRIA, washington BAITINoSE PHIL
quia Creek and Washington, over the ' - wa NC
hlchhoAD' FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC RAIIEO,D,
To the Potomac River - uie, AL IL amended ana s,.,
e4sIs Rese1 - WastHsip 50 miles Ia ali 100 miles IN hour
being somiaItahlr and perfectly safe rate on speed
- liSArs Of departure 6i5 A. NJ, and Gf5P ~
- BaFgage under charge Of Agents CUPCErn
THROUGH to Warrington Baltimore Phiiadelphia ana NJ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-06-04
JUAN PiZZINI.

! Y = n PIZZI N
Hmport q of aud WhotcsmIe nenIer la FOREIGN
tfTufts a extra y aaed candy Manufacturer.
VNruffI co. fe rsr-nisr seuf1n n County Mlefrts
w extensive stock 81 40 Descriptions
frrH sf il drf ciass houses ~ This of which
nlrtff
HH.f. rsueal rule fH se ta ieatrs etetUf1F amer
-H Ia u Huue 90 muet reduced pricea n Oh a1ve
. f.HI. HuH eaifa ~ f.urchasHr
inrrefuI1is rutl THE 4.asr.n
fI.. .... ..II a. give triaf AZ PfIfiNI.
IffH.fI Main sfrsriu ifiialonT "a
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A CARD.

Eicg'aoSp CENTRAL Horn,
Corner OF 9th and Grace Streets
December 81 ISIS !
fINHE undersigned Spprecaive patronage bestowed u
ring the about close grateful
pany. " 90 re -- -'-- ''.'. -''- -'.' 800 -
To speak of the locality Hotel Eese uses uns. 10
ranrrrS, aud Hir attention L 0ard 70 the fae ,al while i
not liable % the hustle of business street IL meas 10 e pci
pal public huing-he Capitol the PosioHce
and House Banks Merchant Ml Tobacco Warehouse
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ROOFING sLATEsi


ROOFING SLATEysll
| Nv u. ELLIOTT, AGENT rOR TIE EAGLE SLATE
w CONPANi' 4 Vermont, veil known pracdcai ssier
in ans u prepare 70 DO any -ort nr, nv oi5
70 he satisfaction ~ pie farous warranted tight ransi o.
W. wishcs niarn public generally hat an new ~os
They may favor him 18th h. wishes adopt lathe In la IL
Preference n pant ~ sssIr huf oaefnl lie q,sn,y ID
ADD ors ibu. pre'sainr W. rnd Sod .noT WIN W."
Vd fooi rerrag w receive his sc personal attention.
teer 70 e following fenssn Tor M Of who done
Rsv. ". Yah.h 0srioi,,viue Aneruarie county. Va.
a. w% G rive, E.q c,,'Ie IhH Cebh,r GBs-arl. co.. VI,
NarEict Bartsdiio. Eicim1ue.
cspi Cci1 as,glsI '6ua.4. Aa$Ss.y.
Once aud Ya'd Fortiwesi conner o. Basn, Richmond
je2s Agent T., Ne E.pie siae Company Elehaond. ".
10 O0O Lbs. GUM ARABIC
D. race. Cubs M-issses
i So ~ ~ s X o Marsy..s!P
81 10. clipped Herring
VI k.sktfNa.ai; tiF
b Ihb Crushed Sugar
To- f1t Ertra q Sugar
To- NJ Refined Sugar
2, f1h Od Pine Tor Whisfy fverv superior1
10 ~ d rye wil.ty lvarious brs6d.j
~ hhh Rectihed WHISKY
10 nars RIO Coffee
a. nar lsgusyrs fqlfe
,..,... 49,, y We ssv ieiean' FnsaR
diu-an IonSsoN TRUEHgARF
D. TosFErg. Jis . TosFESs
W,D, TQWPHINs a BRO,
Commission Merchants.
PLOUR. TDBICCO. 0R1IN, &O,
BASIN BANKO
HIchnond, Va.
LIBERAL Advances n,is on conasnnent in EOre sPi-iy
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NEw HOOKS-M <yTIslw
tanarfines Gifa n C1l1mfas. 5Bs go ~
Songs ~ ihe Church. a. AAuN
ii n Frederick the Great. ~ Macaul1y Carlisle &c
life n fIu. hy Waeauiay. ~
faifbarn's pharmaceutical M4nuat les
Gaze ~ Gone fence reprint n valuable Enrh Work; 100
P10r Oid snd Tsue Woman. 1'c
Tenant rfHl,sa F0FfffF'a Hearth, lt1
Grfya0u letter.. ~ Henry Rnrers. a.
Poor House o. iie Pulpit, LIE n tno Kite T5o
Warfare and Work e2crleut Juvenile. ~
Pslssay ne Potter. 20
Caheis tfntg ~ Nenkind. 100
Burns IunsnefiafF nH tn1 flrT Gofptls %
harnes 81 zoe Atonenrri. i|a1
Warning Cry fssf Nagasa VI Ee-man Ha md ahg Tgafi
Methodist D'sciphne, ediigu; AZ
Tieophiius WALTON. rcfiy 20 fhe9dosia frne5f; l00
Methodist Hymns in vaIIuus ftyea
Paenns sud P,sssu, Nv w. O.lorns. 8b0- spie
LNINE BH INDIES AND WIVEs.--ws have on haud
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Change of Hours.
SUMNER ARRANUENENrt

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Change of Hours.
.Hf SUMNER ARRANuENFNrt
a M& q H z ~
FoR
NORTH AND WEST,
r,oR E TNGE HSi ToS n TSsT
riA Ntw YORK and an Parts Of 'hs WEST iI0us Of dc
oNcE bAILY Cor csrloi,ssyEie, saun'oU Virginia
sPp,sss ~. - % a ~, ~ ,,,,.,, s,ru
daily, Sundays excepted
Washington Louisville
Psiiadslpn, issansPcTs
S S:s:;S 3 E:s1;
Columbus calrO
Dayton ROek Island
and all Important point. In The West
FsSss SS SS1s Ss % not ehaureea
Me- 's Ihs car are @IS,s WIN s most Improved
on arrival Of S train leaving RiShHond $40
Passengers stopping aiwa,hnson WIN any hotel
'''''' anna ''''-' NV V '' RIOS; DOpAMEAp,
! onee Va G r. r. Richmond June let. iS5q
GPoCEEIEs, WINES, LIaUoRs, &C.
NE s. Gssrls' Hotel formerly occupied y TOSss yons. Co.
~ ana I"',"r h an, Inn ~ rHasi No. riy cn,,D
sne Of th, patronage which has literally b,owed upon
/ jaiS No So Main street, RielnSnd, Va.
MORE BARGAINS at PAGES,
93 Main Street, Doors Bsioac PcIri Street
Two has 81 Hoots Shoes and Trunks respectfully
Il invite . call and eommo dioU store
article my line land stock hcsss el Tageiy
low as The same quality can be purchased AnyshsFs All 10
LACED sHoEs
LADIES SHOWS
sehvAs,s sHoFs
YOUTHS siOca,
cHILDREN'S SHOES,
OF Travelling Trunks Of good quality price are
tnv''edte call "A his new estabiishment ~ Main
JOUS p.Cr \.
fgWNNkS AND NALICES.-we have
n"S on hand avery large supply Of Trunks MI M
vance euhf acig IN otthe dI1c, kidd INW
from the smallest 20 the laISest CAP and sup 11IXS
ply yourselves at PUrNRS WATTS
lew No ilB Main -.
v-zxA LADIES', MISSES AND Chill ~
DkENS BOOrS AND SHOES
hand large Chill
dreus and shoes both with
and pretty embracing nov In
purposes And had made our expr-ss
uf Ladies' and Chldrrn Shoe
Tor gear, which made fu good aud A.
SAoes can BE- made, ~ are son and pleasant
Call and see them al PUrNEI a WATTS,
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