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G cAvARoc & CO.,
No. IA ROYAL STREET.
-OFFER FOR SALE
In Store:
600 boxes ABsYNTHE, C. F. Berger
100 ssuvegol, Bruneton Co.
40 casks CLARET, ordinary
ITO :. :. Chateau Dillon of different qualities.
800 boxes CLARET, Chateau Dillon. Cos dEsourne, Mar.
gaux, etc.
200 boxes WHITE WINE Haul sauterne.
80 half casks WHITE WINE superior quality.
200 baskets ANISETTE, Chauvet Fills.
5000 EMPTY DEMIJoHNs l., 2 8, gallons.
FRoMu. S. BONDED WAREHOUSE:
800 packages Brandies of the following brands
coco PERE Fills
ACIIILLE PETIT,
j. B. BARON,
A. MAURELI.
A. is. WON,
j. A. GUERIN,
j. ToURNADE,
PELICAN,
GUuLEMoT,
BOYER,
. F. BoREI. etc. etc.
EXPECTED PER SHIP ARMEpE SNOW, FROM BoR-
DEAUX:
80 boxes FRUITS IN JUICE, J. Iafaurie;
20 casks CIARET, Chateau Dillon
do WHITE WINE Graves, superior quality:
300 boxes CLARET, GML;
100 casks do GML:
Is barrels WHITE WINE, GML.
EXPECTED PER SHIP TRENTON, FROM MARSEILLES
500 baskets SWEET OIL, ]. Plagnio;
800 boxes CASTLE SOAP. nl5 lyMo
T ,ANDING Ex SHIP J. +. WALSH, from BordeauN--
IL So0 casks claret, ordinary
20 casks St. Emiliou;
100 cases Apricots, in Juice;
Is in brandy;
30 bills White Wine Vinegar;
100 packages Cognac, La laurie;
10 octases Planet 4 Cos 1896;
81 casks Cognac, Lecomp,e 4 Co. For sale by
S. ID. GRATIAA & CO.
ol0 20 Customhonse street
wi
Fine Dressed MOSS, for market Fine Moss Curled
Hair and Cotton MATTRESSES.
Also, FEATHERs-iu lots to suit.
CAMPBELL. Co.,
ms If III Canal street.
w. $. CHANDLER DENTIST,
ns- OFFICE and RESIDENCE, 49,.
6CarondeIet street,
DDS ly&w corner of LAFAYETTE.
YoN Il IExKE, IfToRNEYs At LAW And
IL General Collecting Agrats, CAMDEN Arkansas will
lect claims in all the Southern part of the State,
side Co. c. H. Slocomb Co., W. A. Violet Co.. R. w.
Rayne Soaring Scott, New Orleans Hudson
Co, VIM wray Co., New York j. Lippncot Co, Phil
adelphis. my4 lys
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R. LYON ~ - 70 ; ". v, LEAkE; s.,
IL Collecting Agcats CAMDEN, Arkansas will col
lect claims in all the Southern part of the State,
Refcances-A. J, Tally 4 Co.. Campbell s Strong, j. Burn.
side Co, c. II SloceHb CO., w. A. Violet Co., R. w.
Rayne, Soaring Scott New Orleans Hudson Robertson
Co, VIM wray Co., New York j. Lippncot Co, Phil
adelphia. my@ ly#
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they paraded the principal streets, making bril-
liant and beautiful, as well as very large display
Whilst in the First District, they visited Camp
street. (Which was impossible from the paving
going on,) through Commercial Place, in order TO
cheer the Crescent office, which they did most
heartily q compliment which the Crescent ac-
knowledges with proper pride. Unlike the so.
called independent Americans" they did not
groan at or offer any mark of disrespect 10 the
newspaper Offices Of the opposite side and were
governed BY decorum throughout the whole OF
their lengthy march.
On Elysan Fields street, in the Third District,
the Fourth Ward or Metamora Club separatedfrom
their brethren the "Elephanters" and the Seventh
warders,, of the Old Third. The clubs passed each
other with appraised hats and the heartest cheer
ing: the scene was one of high enthusiasm
After the Second District Club started on their
up-town march, the Third District Clubs paraded
the chief streets of their own District, paying
special compliments to Recorder Long and others
Of their friends as they passed their residences
and finally disbanded at Valencias, on the rail
road.
The next Opposition mass meeting will be on
Wednesday night, at Washington square, in the
Third District. large rally and lively time may
be expected on that occasion.
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quarts anu pnte.
We have only mentioned few leading articles in this list
ii would take much time and space
pete We invite those visiting the city who need goods
in our line to give us call. 90 If
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FAHNEsToCKs yermifuge;
A'+ AfsFh Xss25s s!%iss.;
BUE shS fS'Ess ssasansila;
'oh hoeHfAN ipssSs'%? s1maai r!!tsrs
A s45fair Esssf h H'!'s;''
1f KEfFTs VOTERS Morm rlums;
BRYAN's Pulmonic Wafcrs
wli bAyls R &a el gi's e saS sr
COZ 5 B$!S$ BIZ # #:'fs s:sss Clark CO..
ouERUs COD LIVER OH jelly ''"p'>s'
THoaPsoN's i EyeWa,er;
wRTG ~ Tpsap E ysgss sBS fs pills.
ss s;$s t. Pills.
J1$ " Scr Ssss sE;;, Ei s;,.
''sS$Es E$; j; 4 g'
sPE HHoRs sss' Easssct;
RAPw TbYsT Fss1 ke nslss;
HHs&s SH5 #;i Ff is sf $Sia
$$$sz Fl: E::
AVs nsASG1 HsE#F#IRFS,9'io Ointment;
DIR. MoRsEs 1nyigoratng cordial
JUNO Cordial;
DR. BEARNETHY'S Detergent;
DAI.BYS Carmnafiye;
lNFALLIBLE Cholera Remedy;
KENDALIiS Cholera Syrup;
ALEXANDER'S Trcobuphe;
HARRISONS Hair Dye;
BACHELORS Hair Dye;
PHAI.ON'S Hair Dye: -=
.....= JAYNES Hair Tonic;
CHRISTADOROS Hair Dye;
WoIFE'S Aromatic Schedam schnapps;
WATERS Indelible Ink;
PAPSON'S InlelibIe Ink;
.. KIDDER,S Indelble Ink;
WRIGHTS Erasive LIQUID;
1000 pounds GU DROPS, assorted,
500 g JUJUBE PASTE.
PURE BRANDY, PORT and SHERRY WINES, for medici-
nal purposes. constantly on hand
n Merchants Planters and Physicians orders respectfully
solicited Every article guaranteed fresh genuine.
G. N. MORRISON Il CO.,
u Magazine street.
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CANAL ROUTE ~ LYNCHUHUHG n aUCtT.
ANAN.
- RMs
51aSK@S

IL aud Lexington a. 90.
On the i3h day Of July, the firm Of II. Edmond a 90. will com.
mencc running their td.Eeekly line q Packet Boats on The Jane,
MSer hanaEha Canal. leaving Richmond, ~ usuai, on Monday
wednesday and Friday, att ,. NJ, reach New Canton AZ ~
and scottsgile a. ~ " 81 the first, and LynehburF at A Al and
BaehaHan andLcNngton AZ 7 2. a. ofthe second dSy.
RETUHNIGG
Leave Bughanan att NJ. and LynchburE a. y NJ Nspdav
"Wednesday and Friday, reach scotsyine At 1OL 4. N, Few can
ton a. ~ r. ", and arrive Va Nchmond at . A. NJ, ne a dav
The Boats connect At EeE Canton wth the stage for the InSutut.
l0ttesvile.
Passcnters from TIE country will observe. that BY tLts sehedui.
they arTtve In Richmond and Lynchburg ~ 5 O'Clock In the morn.
and ~ p NJ, from Lynrhburg.
n-laa !. din. nL .nL..L .L.nL.--.L-.L. l-..----.
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CHICKERING PIANOS.

a NEW aud full supply OF these splendid Inssru.
IN ments have been received.
In addition 70 the beautiful Boix de Noix. the Cir. U4EnD
culAr Action, aud the Grand, We have nov the Bou- III III
doir, a beautiful instrument Of an upright fern.
nowned competitions and FROM nrt rank Institutions and fairs OF
America and OF Europe. They have manufactured and sold morr
Pianos than any factory In the world.
Prom the Chickering's have emAnaisd the hes, and most perma-
neni Improvements that have brought the Piano to its prrsen, per.
fecuOn, and by the great capital they have Invested IN manufac-
turing ecnyenienees, they can sell fully my per cent cheaper than
any other factory. None Of their Instruments leave the warerOom
without having been fully Inspected by the best artist.
As this factory has never more than one agency In n city. I'm
Richmond these instruments can only be sold by the subscriber.
The factory warrants all Pianos We sell Orders promptly Al.
tended to.
warerooms, north aide Of Broad street, near 9Th, and At HAbIis.
ton A Brothers, No 100 Main street
mai9 NAruI. cARrsr so. -,
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CONSTABLE, WALKER A. CO.,
OPPOSITE THE MUSEUM,

u~efttnorc, Nd,
UTmuIRtIF a RfIAM Dealer, fnrdasa. nnd Manufactu
w ~ ~ osatcncnf FuuttinF Goo1a
nHfRiNf RHfRTaft
Ats-fs saeNaeu NsaYs ~ hand md mads 70 order, togahti
80 atsFfr sad Nufd Nseftueaf 81 gyey s4sda 81 Goods ~
tsiulsr ~ ~ tssirea le
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Fire, Life and Marine Insurance.

TIVE RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION with a cash capital and
II surplus o, nearly ,s25o,oOo, Is prepared TO issue policies
on soo.e descriptions OF risks on q reasonable terms u any
similar Institution In The state, and respectfully ask a share Of the
patronage otthe public. Applications viii be received at the Of
nee No. iaSH second door east Of corner OF Main and nth streets.
where the officers viii eheeraily give any Information required.
All losses promptly and Iberaly adjusted
DIRECToRs:
ChaSr WORKMAN, John n. Claiborne,
VIM q rcmpkins, Robert NJ Burton.
John }. wilson, Thos A. Rust,
ArN. Garrett, G~o. y. GuAthmey.
John T. suhlett, Prs J. Barns
DAVID cURRIE, Prrst.
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MI o manuiactuTed TOBACCO, per 100 pounds. fom Rirhmond
~ follows To Knoxville, S. cts: 20 Nashville, aI IS. 10 Tus,
eumhla, VI - 20 Atlanta, Ga, 81 10; to Macon, Ca, 81 sol
20 Montgomery, Ala, fl 90; 10 st. Louis via Msmphls hi "a a.,
Neksburg, Matches and New Orleans. 81 a..
~ To Dalton and all points East and South Of Il. these rates
uHl 10 Into effect al once. But 20 Chattanooga and West Of Il. is
cents per 100 lbs additional Will be charged until the completion
ofue Cleveland branch ofthe East Tennessee and Geords Rail
road.
Ior classification Of articles, and further information, zee hand
bills, or apply AZ the office Of the Richmond and Danyiis Railroad
Company, Richmond. o. CAMPBTII sutt
Richmond, April 22d, 1859. ap2s-dtf
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NEW ARRIVAL OF

@ NEW ARRIVAL OF
&91E<&Z ELEGANT PIANO rORTES
The subscribers have Just opened some fthe most
u v v elegant Plano Fortes which they have ever offered
before. Among them are two instruments Of extrAoriinsry excel
ience, combining the power and vibration Of The Grand without the
eumhronsnessl with the sweetness and silvery elearuess Of the best
square Piano Porte.
They are substantially made and supported with full Iron frames,
beautifully finished, and would Adorn or grace the parior or saloon
Of any mansion. JAMES MoODHousE a CO.,
Booksellers, Statloners and Dealers
mai In Piano fortes, Richmond, Va
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HARVEY, ~ARMISTEAD 81 WILLIAMS,

81 Pearl Street,
II AVE just received q large aud varied stock Of grocsre. Which
ii they offer 10 70 the trade on accommodating terms, compn-
sing
1000 tbls. No. l Herings, very superior
100 hhds. y. q. Sugar
$50 bbis. o. Sugar
100 bbls. Crushed, Leaf and @. Sugar
80 hhds. y. o. Molasses
1900 kegs Old Dominion Mails.
100 tons Sveedes Iron
100 do. Hoop and Sheet Iron
90 10. Nail Rods
10 cases MAYORS Cast and Shear Steel
lOtons English and American BHstered Bteel
600 boxes Tin Plate
600 lcTces Lime
200 tons Richmond Ground Plaster
1000 bags Rio Coffee
800 bags Laguira Coffee
300 bags Java Coffee
100 mats Mocha Codre-veU choice
$50 cases SandfOrds Lcorice
200 chests Assorted Teas
100 bags Orchard Grass Seed
loo do. Hsrds Grass Seed
100 bags Glover seed
IS bbls. Tanners on
~ u-Tccs New Rice
- hhds. Bacon Ed-s
10hhds. Bacon Shoulders
40 bbB. Whisky: % do y. y Rom
100 hbk- hne brandy aud Whisky
l,OCObNs Adamantine, Sperm and Ta1oE Candles
A call nom buyers is solicited f25
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HOTEL

h HOUSE,
In presenting this card TO the public, We return many cordial
thanks 70 orr generous patrons tT the kindness We have received
At their hands, and hope that the New order OF Affairs,
10 be initiated sept |, 1859, will receive the same encouragement
that our previous efforts and lAbors to accommodate quests have
met with.
Messrs JOHN p aud THOMAS X BALLARD are nov the Pro.
prtetors fthe Establishment, and each one pledges himself to do
What the comfort, convenience and requirements Of their guests
demand.
FIRST CLASS HOrEL, and We promise 10 use renewed
CNctions 10 render the establishment IS comfortable A. possible
With polite agents, and ready, prompt and attentive servants, We
shan endeayor 70 AIoTd complete satisfaction 10 the travelling
public.
NIB A previous card, long since published to counterfeit the
inhuenee Of a bssclcss tumor, Is sufficient pruofthst our establish
neni has never been closed, and that, since its publication, We
have been in better condition TO entertain vsters than heretofore.
All rumors IS to closure, OF Intended closure, We desire our Ussads
TO notice as false, and sfrdngers, Intending to visit us, as unfal
INSTRUMENTATION au3I-tf
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VAN HAAGAN a. McKEONE5S
ORIENTAL DETERS1VB SOAP,

~ III
Warranted 70 girgpoL~i sdayaioa 81 ~ meay wW6sre.
JuHdNd, nrd or Agenfs 0rS hsr1V WaA0ffrSf ~
make g111 0HV frVurf WHdf Our c-
gf1as
A. VAN UAAGAN
RFlho paritraI Poop maker, fnd faYing for Ne last Twelve
- yrhfH thf different nmtrJ frrefmrrird upon sod tested tha
particular tDar. Zoo various usfs. nov oilers D. toWs public ~ r
hoap ~lltn VIZ sars Time, Labor and monty. We are
HIlng Z .houii fgi upon hsoun modia AZ ~ ~ ito 1--WE u
q fair tfal, SOD use it arc0rilug ~ our directions, found on each
frffH
Amonr ts marv advantages over other vashinT Soaps, us fi
t0uirV rHV fn UsfnaI
D. cohs need no boHnr. md very Hins rubbing tnoH sri-
2 Ona pound win 20 ~ ~, fr sny ne. a. rhrcs pounds 81 CON.
mon r0sln s0ap. 0r two pounds bet family soap.
D. u requires lru uHn tHtf ur Zine and labor 20 dothe washing
ofafluiy mat trcluirss with he bet family soap, and T. uar-
uarted not ~ irirre he fabric
= For cleaning paints and removing wease tr ani Trnteu'
ink, j = unsurpused. Ntciinists, pHntea and painters VIZ hnd
u 81 lnvllunhle aririe o. washing hauisi asH does nos ehaq,tui
Fesuf soneul tf lttp.
= she supsioHiy u me maierfas NED, aui ne foap nofcop-
tH4iHg0HV efrrr nfnunfte. g. mcre mMi thauan p oiher tnoEu
WEsilug sosn, and undoubteiy me bet aiaFtca fr Ehlts ani
coioTcd CLOTHING. as Vel a. caubfilg and lace, apds WARRAN-
Tor SAFE W. SPORTS, HARegy q co
No % Pearl street,
oct2 SOLE Agents for RiclmonA
STOuAGE wANsRD--Having made = large addition
- fomy Warehouse. On me noct, la prcpared 70 store The buik
ofiboOd barrels heavv and nrht storage Produce or merchan.
dse Tscsved from and delivered 80 vessels ~ eanal hoais fre o.
any expense. AZ hkE
~ have an excellent place 20 aors damp vhsst, and per.
sofs haying suchto store ul 40 vsiIt dve ne zeal
anp-e
u oe9i sEfNKRR 4 90.
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Passengers breakfast and sup at Ashland, and dine IN board the
comfortable steamers between Acquis Greek and Washington.
80 70 arm Information, apply Al this ONCE, Broad Street,
shoekoe Hill JAMES b. WINSTON.
s,yr r-u Gen1 Ticket Agent
Office r. y. A 2. r. X. Co,
Richmond, Jan. 81, iss. Ianot-,
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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.

- MERCHANTS,
LIN COMPANY
MARINE S mstR NSs hss Main ss., as,sh@ena.
land carriage.
fiRk INSURANCE on Merchandise generally, Dwelling Moasa.
warshcases. and other Baildinrs In town OF country.
foLiSiS issued Al current rates, and Losses promptly paid.
DfRECTORS:
ye X Anderson. James Dunop. Samuel rutney,
ia. 4. Appsfson, L w Gla1ebfeoh. IN faylnT IT.
David J. saunders, Lewis 0lnter- John Parc.n
DavidJ Burr, Geo ID. sen' John ID oasri,..
VIM. Breeden, n m Heath st.rns
Lewis u. Creushav, Rsm1J H.uhon. jain q sp,on
VIM. II. Christian, IL Nine. " M ssinier
'ean Dooisy, VIM q. Paine, James Thomas, Jr,
ARoHp PLEAsAsrs. rr.r
}. H.. MONTAGUE seey. Apia
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NEW FALL STOCK.
O0TS, SHOES, TRUNKS AND LEATHRR-TWRLVP
HnfgnnUU WnuTw
A ~ nooN " nILIr nAnnErr. -.
RICIIARDsON,s

RICluARDSON's
LIN N8
DAAAaKF, DIAPERS. A..
4 tUhHWMthH n HchurfFuua Linens. and thdHe drrrrur % Oh
~ tahdnF te Genuine Goods, should zee That ne arudes they
purchase ge sealcd With the fi name 81 che fra, HICHARDqON.
Hons hoMbth, a. Fuarautce u ne aounduos md durability
n me goods
Thls caution a. rendered essentially uccesgau a. Lara quantfues
u infefor aud defective Liners $40 prepared searan anar ssssoo
sol sealed gih ths aame ~ GfCHAhuaON, b. IHh Honsea. no
tegafiless ~ ne Injury hus inflicted aute on che American con,
HmeI md ue manufaeiures ofhe rrnuine Goods, unl not fsadny
abandon a business % pronfable, While Purchaser can b. tnpnrgd
on sim Goods ~ q WORTHLESS charaeter
J. BuLLOCEF A co
ah-dV AGENTS, 20 church afFsaf. Hew Yark
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~ FREIGHT ARRANGE- "a NJ
10 e " lie ans, NIcksbnrg, Memphis, 81.
LOUIS, Niontgomrry ,~Tuscumbin, Aug ustn, Ma
con, Nashville. Chattanooga, &c.
THE RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD COMPANY
announce that they have just concluded an Arrangement 10 reeeInt
for and forward goods. As above specified, at the foIouinr low
rates:
How Special It % Cd
FROM Richmond to- CHARGED. elA1 C1ss, css. Or.
Knoxville, Tenn, andfan
stations AZ far a. Chat
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TAR rs
EFFERyESCENT
SELTZER APERIENT.

EFFERNESCENT
SETTER APERIENT.
TG d. y. .SaS 1. and on ,g ScG .a,sL M I Is. PREPARED IN conformity rth
universally received the most Favorable recommends.
Public, as the
MOST EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
Saline Aperient
IN use and as being entitled to special preference over the Mineral
from rs eomp1etnsss and greater efficacy. 1t may be used With
BILIOUS AND FEBRILE DISEASES. SICK HEADACHE LOSS
VI AFT. i III lHpIGESii1N AND ALLSIMlLAR COM
SPRING AND a. Err SEASONS,
LAM Egiichisi IN Hot Climate Persons 'fSedsntaiy Habits,
rr,nters viii hnih a valuable addition to their
Meicae Chests.
With those Who have used 1t, It has high favor and is Ieemedi ndi,-
IN a TORPID STATE or the LTyER-t readers great service
IN aOUf AND RHEUHNTIsI-H gives the best satisfaction.
aha5hs Al lnG.ninai'ry symp'omsrahdi Ia many esses eGestuany
ITssUCCFss ~ CASES OF GRAVEL. INDIGESTION. HEART.
AcIDTr or THE STOMACH. AND TuF DISTRESSING SICK.
MSS oUsUAL DURING PREdNASCY- YIELDS speedily ana 18th
n1Ltsi sSSSIs. gRdsg ne hsalihial inaacnes
WITH OR SUBJECT TO THE PHEs-ACTTNG gently on The BOW
iunamn atory Tendencies.
~ FACT II IS UNAVAILABLE IN ALL CASES WHERE GEN
TIE APERIENr OH PURG ALIVE II REQUIRED.
1t in the FORM OF a Powder, carefully put Up In bottles. 10 keen
IN any Innate, and merely LeGuiUs water poured upon It TO pro-
day, acting gently on the system. restoring the digestive powers.
an elasticity Of mind and Tow ofspiFiis which give zst TO every
enlSymenL IL also enables the Invalid 10 enjoy many luHuries
witnout which life Is irksone and distressing
Numerous testimonials from professional and other gentlemen Of
the highest standing Throughout t- country, and It's steadily in
sGeasins popularity, tI a series OF ycars, strongly guarantee its
nG pon Of a Int Ioig sd; N pubic ,,,p.,,u,
JOHN A. TARRANT1 co, DuKRists
JeS-y No. 2s GresnWiehs 81. eor. Of Warren, NY.
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MARINE NEWS
q PORT OF RICHMOND, November 1.

SIGH ~ATn WrpSEnI) ioN o'clocK.-suS NrE'647; SITS BIS
ARRIVED,
schr. Manchester, Chichester, New York, mdse., D. A W. Curir.
Schr. Myers, Rhodr-, Roeklsni, lime, l. Libby.
Schr. VIM. Colquitt FRANZ. Ralt, mdsr, ". y Colqutt 4 CO
Schr. J. 4. Huntington, Lowell, Albany, lumber, T. A. Parker.
Schr. Jno. IT Iano. Fisher, CickahoniuJ DIVER, tfncls. 10 Capt.
sehr. Ajax, (BrD Dantanon, Argyle, .h.h, 10 Capt
4 SchT. Jos. Hassi, Bonneville, Wilmington, lumber, j. A. Bsl,iu.
SAILED,
steamship jamestown, Skinner, y. Y. mdse. and pass, Ludlem
4 WATSON
steamer City OF Richmond, Mitchell, Phia, ndse and pass, H r.
futile.
steamer Bevidsre, Keene, Baltimore, ndse aud pass, D
Curte.
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&C.


GREAT SOUTHWESTERN MAIL ROUTE.
TWICE DAILY. SUNDAY EVENING kxoEPrED)
RICHMOND AND
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
n and after Monday. August sad, ise. the Mall ana Pa.en.
~ ger trains. on th. road, YIN run ss follows;
Leave Richmond twice daily lsandays evening exeeptedl Al 8
A n and 500 n Tor Jeaelon, Lyseheurs, Brstoi, knosvIie,
Dalton. chA,,sneSgs, Nashville, Memphis. Atlanta. NOnisemssy,
Leave Rsh@ond daily lssesp, Sundays for p.nvuls, ". and
Greensboro, N @, NeV
I..,. y.D,,o, M. ksrSRSLSs
sSg ats O'Clock A n, and Sien ~, and arrive In Richmond at
Through nom Richmond 70 Memphis In two day. and tire.
gs- The above trains coanecf eota cog. with the sOu,h sid,
Railroad trains 10 and nom the soath-ves, At the Junction, and
nom the North, at Rehmond.
Through Tickets sold, aud baggage checked through 70 the sbov.
for AroueA TIohse, and further information, apply At the Ticket
once OF The Richmond A Danvile Railroad Company, Rchmond
salo C. cAMpBELL, Superintendent
SOUTH-SlDE RAILROAD.
ON AFTER FONDA THE 22d AU-~
~ gust, the passenger Trains, will run A. fonows: -
FROM PETERSBURG To LYNCHBuRa.
Mall Train starts daily Al aSo A. NJ, reaches Ly nehburr atiass
pHssspssr Train starts daily except Sundays, at AS 2. NJ,
fRoM LYNCHBuRG To PETERSBURG.
Mall Train start daily at n A. NJ, reaches Petersburg nj 9 p. NJ
rSsssnsst I,sins starts dsly, eSesP, Sundays. at iOSo !. NJ,
These trains connect with tive daily trains to the Springs, Knox.
Vile, NashNlne, Memphis, Ac.. to New Orlesns
- This Is the shortest and most expeditions route TO all parts
OF Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas and r.xn,
The City Point Train leaves Psicrsburs daIy. esceut sandsSs "a
: A. NJ, and ~ Noon, and City Point at $50 4. NJ. aud so pm
kstr. trains are run 70 and nom all the steam packets when ne.
cesAry.
n. d. BIRD,
GENERAL Superintendent
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NOTICE.
1850,

hso"' NOTICE. 1850.
9S%
TO PASSENGERS GOING NoRTH-NEW ARRAyGIMIT.
To
ThROCUH 1LlGhTSAND THROCGR CHETRR
GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE
CARRYING THE GREAT UNITED STATES MAI.
TWICE DAlLY-Sunday night excepted-between
RICHMOND, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON BNTIJoRE phil
AbELrlIiA, MN YORK, and all important points West, via Ae.
quiA Greek and Washington, over the
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND r .upo,D
10 the Potomac River q miles and BY splsndeL and comfortable
steamers themes to Washington, Is miles, In all $50 mile In boHrS
benE \ comfortable and perfectly safe rate OF speed-
* Hour OF departure $50 A. NJ, and IOOP M.
80 Baggage under Chsrgs Of Special Agents. CUFpEYn
York NfHa "a Nes
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FIRE INSURANCE.

FIRE INSURANCE
FIRE INSURANCE!
e. GENTs
IlffEk superior advantages TO those who have dEeIinss and
~ other buildings TO insure. We are Agents for a Company with
ample capital that returns a large portion Of the premiums 10 the
rtsk.
The rates Of premium are the same With other good Companies.
ap2l KNOWLES 4 WAIPbRD
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GEN'L sUPr's OFFICE, V. A T. r r COL
LTScHBUEG, July 2Ith, 1859.
q n and amer Sunday, July sisi. 1859, Trains e., axK--kkK
PASSENGER Train No. l will leave Lynehbure A. ~. A n, and
arrive at LIS. 4. NJ.
Freight Train viii leave Lyuchbure AZ 4 A.. NJ. and arrive ~,
. w, y ". This Train does not carry passengers
seS-tf m
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WIN. 10. ~PLEAsANTs,
PRODUCE

WV. -. PLEAsANTs,
PRODUCE
Hichmoud, Va.
Four. Oafs. SC
gW- Padnsp MO are dspossd 70 s6ip 0ar Drain 10 ne mn,
fuppned aih baU on The gams terms harged b. RanYoad Oon
pame. ounHfnmeus soncted, and prompt fsturns made.
25 Pg"a Prime aO'hSa Ruv;y, 81 I;ssT:S a.,
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GREAT soUrH-wEsrkHN HALL ROUTE.
TWICE DAILY, SUNDAY EVENING kxCEPTED)
AND ~DANvILLR
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CARD

The beautiful walks Of the Capitol Square, with the scenery about
should add much 70 attract the sQjourner.
The attention OF the public Is respectfully invited, with the Assu-
rance that every eGoTt Will be made to give satisfaction.
FRANCIS J. SMITH,
h roprNstn