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1Pnhlic 2fl.

AN ACT to authorize the enrolment registry and license
of certain eamboas vessels owned by the Buffalo and
Lake Huron Railroad Company.
Be enacted by the Senate and House Of Representatives
of the United States of America in Congress assembled
That certificates of enrolment register, license shall is
for any American built steamboat steamboats, vessel
or vessels now owned which shall hereafter be owned
by the Buffalo and Lake huron Railway Company,
puton created under and by virtue Of the laws of the
State Of New York. in the name said company the pres
ident secretary of said company taking the oath required
by the fourth section of the entitled "An authrize
tho register O, enrolment and license to be issued in the
of the president secretary of any incorporated
company owning steamboat vessel" approved March
three eighteen hundred and twenty ve and nothing
taned in said shall be construed to prevent the oath
qured by the fourth section of said act from being taken
bv said president secretary of the said Buffalo and Lake
Huron Railway Company by reason Of any personal dsa-
bility or otherwise. ,,,
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SALE OF Town PROPERTY AND NEGRoEs.-On
Tuesday last, the Dwelling House and four lots,
forming the square, recently occupied by Mrs. Thee.
Parker, decd sold at public sale, and bid off
by Rev. j. B. Cheshire for $4,000. The following
negroes, belonging to said estate, sold at the
same time for the following prices:
Isaac, aged so years, $605
Winney, 80 s95
John, 10 8O5
Charles and Lettis, I" So and IS 500
Capt Wiley Walston has also sold the dwelling
house and part of the lot he recently purchased from
Geo. Howard, on the corner of Main and Pitt Streets
to Mr. I. j. Stewart for 81, 0OO.-Southerner.
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WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE, MrRFREEsBoEo', n.
C-This excellent institution, under the able pres-
dency of Rev. Joseph H. Davis, and an efficient fac
ulty, is, happy to state in very prosperous
condition, having larger number of students than
at any other time during its history. The next
Commencement promises to be one of unusual in
tcrest. The public will be pleased to learn that the
Annual Literary Address will be delivered by the
Rev. Leroy N. Lee, D. d., late editor of the Rich
mond Christian Adrocate and the Annual Sermon
before the graduating class by the Rev. j. Davenport
Blackwell, of the Virginia Annual Conference
The Annual Sermon will be delivered on Sunday,
July 18th; the address by DR.. Lee on Tuesday 10th,
and the graduating exercises will take place on We'd
nesday, the 20th,-Aur. Citizen.
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T,inZ of Daniel E. SicEles-Eighteenth Day.

xrtUG o. DUh2cG L. CCCEtcS-A<eyN1oO'0s" A~"S'
WASHINGTON, April 23.-It rained quite briskly
this morning. and the public interest in the trial
having somewhat abated, the attendance was much
smaller than usual
The Hon. Richard Brodhead, ex-U. s. Senator
from Pennsylvania, one of the witnesses, called by
the prosecution at early stage Of the trial. being
present for the first time took the stand This wit
ness merely testified to being at the house of Attor-
ney General Black on the afternoon of Sunday, the
9th of February, at the time Key was killed. and
to Sickes' coming in. While there the killing was
made known, and witness asked Sickles if it was
baable offense in the District He replied, 81 do
not know; but if the facts of the all known,
God knows would be justified" Mr. Butterworth
and Mr.. Gillette came in and some one asked them
if Key was dead? They replied, YES. Mr.. Sick
les then muttered in low tone, then there is one
wretch the less in the world"
Mr.. Ould here remarked that the prosecution
would close.
Mr.. Brady replied that the defence would also
close.
Mr. Carlisle then offered the instructions prepared
for the jury by the prosecution.
Mr.. Carlisle in presenting these instructions dis
cussed them at some length in the course of which
he condemned the defence for calling in the Divine
Law in aid of the prisoners cause.
Mr.. Stanton spoke until the hour Of adjournment
and the verdict is not expected until Monday.
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[Approved, March l, 1859. ]
Public 81.

AN ACT supplemental act for the admission of the
State of Minnesota into the Union.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representa-
tves of Il United States of America in Congress
bed That the Judge of the district court for the district of
Minnesota shall hold term of said court in each year at
the following places to wit at Preston to commence
the first Monday in June, and at ST. Paul the first Mon
day in October the judge of the said court shall appoint
clerk of said district who shall reside at and keep the
cords and papers of SAID at either of the places herein
designated for the holding Of said COURT the judge in his
discretion to direct
Approved, March g. 1889.
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WEATHER, CRops, &c-The damage done by the
frost of week ago is not extensive as was at fst
feared The peach crop, though generally injured,
is not entirely destroyed. So we shall have some
peaches Notwithstanding the efforts Of Master Jack
to deprive us of the luxury.-ucIinoille( 1enn)
Ne,O Era, AprU 14M.
The peaches it is Cow decided, were very serious
ly injured by the severe cold Of Monday and Tues
day nights of last week. The early apples also
great sufferers. The wheat as whole, it is gene
rally conceded, was not much damaged-Fayette-
rHe (7enn.) Observer, April "A.
We hear general complaint among our citizens
that all the peaches and apples were killed by the
recent heavy frost.-C0lumJia Observer, april IA.
The severe cold and heavy frosts of last week. did
sure work among our different varieties Of fruit,
few apples only being left. We regret this. as the
fruit crop was our main dependence for subsistence
next summer. Greenrile (7sna.) Democrat, Apri1
ID.
Farmers report the wheat crop as very promising
and large yield is anticipated if it escapes rust
and the ravages of the fly.
The heavy frosts of the past week have done i'm
mense damage to fruit and fuit trees in this sec
ton Peaches and small fruits nearly all gone and
the apple crop much injured, if not destroyed
Franklin (7enn.) Rerieu, april "a.
CRops-HEALTH-The oat crop, from what we
have seen in our travels and from information re-
ceived from parties, is destined to be perfect fail
ure. Many planters have turned their cattle and
hogs into their oat fields, bad was the prospect
The health ofthis town and county is generally fine.
The weather is warm and sultry. Thermometer
ranging from rs to So deg. during the day, but this
is rendered very pleasant by bracing gu! breeze.
A small shower would do much good.-Bain6riage
Georgian.
tween Colqutt Miller co., and Bainbridge present
very fattering prospect of the corn one foot
high and splendid stand; cotton looking fresh
Bin6ridge Georgian.
From all we can learn the fruit crop in the county,
though considerably damaged by the late frost, will
yield enough for all necessary purposes.
Vest 7enn.) Wing.
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SAaL. T. 1REDELL, n. D. CAM. T. IREDrI
IREDELL BROTHERS,
WHOLESALE RETAIL DRUGGISTS
DEALERS IN
Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals,
Dye Stufs, Oils, and Varnishes, Window Glass aud Pa
Perfumery. Fine Toilet and Shaving Soaps Fine
Hair Tooth and Paint Brushes, Havana
and Domestic Cigars, Smoking
and Chewing Tobacco, Brandies, Wines,
Whiskey, Porter, and Ale, Choice Toilet and
Fancy Articles, Fayoring Extracts, Fresh Garden s
n. B: Particular attention given to orders.
March a. 1859. 3l-w&svi
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Public %

AN ACT making appropriations for the consular and d.
pomatc expenses of the Government for the year ending
the thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and sixty
Be enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives
of the United States of America in Congress assembled
That the following be and the hereby appro-
prated out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise
appropriated for the objects hereafter expressed for the
fiscal year ending the thrtieth of June eighteen hundred
and sixty, namely:
For salaries of ENJOYS extraordinary ministers and com.
mssioners of the United States Great Britain France
Russia, Prussia, Spain, Austria, Brazil, Mexico, China
Chill Peru Portugal Switzerland tome, Naples Sardin
ia, Belgium, Holland Denmark. Sweden Turkey, Buenos
Ayres New Granada Bolivia Ecuador, Venezuela Guate.
mala Nicaragua Sandwich Islands, Costa Rica Honduras
Argentine Confederation and Paraguay, two hundred and
four thousand dollars: Provided That other embassa-
DOR envoy extraordinary minister plenipotentary minis
ter resident commissioner diplomatic representative, or
charge dares shall be enttle any compensation dur
ing the said fiscal year. And provided That nothing in
this act shall be constructed to interfere with the dsbnrse
ment of the amount hereinafter appropriated for the contn
gent expenses of foreign intercourse.
For salaries Of assistant secretaries of legation at London
and Paris, three thousand dollars
Fer salary Of the secretary of legation to China acting
interpreter, five thousand dollars.
For saary Of the secretary Of legation to Turkey acting
dragomsn, three thousand dollars
For contingent expenses Of all the missions abroad fifty
For contingent expenses of foreign intercourse sixty
thousand dollars
For of ncourse with the Rarbary Powers two
thousand dollars
For the relief and protection of American seamen in for
egn countries hundred and fifty thousand d. liars
For expenses which may be incurred in acknowledging
the service Of the masters and crews of foreign vessels
rescung citizens of the United States from shpwreck ten
thousand dollars be expended under the direction of thf
President of the United States.
For the purchase of blank books stationary arms of The
United States seals presses Tags and for the payment
United States. forty thousand dollars. :. =, "
For Office rent for those consuls general consuls and
commercial agents who are not allowed to trade including
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WIN. F. POTTS,
Iron AND STEEL WAREHOUSE

No. 1925 Market Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH REFINED IRON,
OfaH sizes and descriptions
April 4, 1859. 34-w&swSn
HILLSBORO' N. C. MILITARY ACADENl
VlHIS ACADEMY WILL BE CONDUCTED on RI
IL plan of the Virginia and South Carolina State Mill
ry Institutions.
For Circular address the Superintendent,
COL. G. C. TEW
Hillsboro', \. C.
January 90, 1859 5-w&swly
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RRANDIES, WINES AND WHISKEY-
LID choice assortment of
Old Cngnac Brandy,
Pure Port, Sherry, Madeira and Claret Wines,
Old Bourbon Whiskey,
West India Canebrake Whisky,
Old Jamaica Rum,
Schiedam Snaps,
Porter and Ale of best brands
at the Drug Store of
IREDELL BROTHERi
March "a, 1859 3l-wSswt
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PAINTS! OILS!! SOAPS!!!
II EVIL PURE WHITE LEAD, PEARL SNOW Al
Il other brands, Linseed, Winter Bleached Tanners
common Olive Oils, Culgates' Variegated White, Wind
and Turpentine Soaps.
At the Drug Store of
IREDELL BROTHER
March "a, 1859. 3l--w&swj
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r.nsrn.rs L,aron.--Ioe was fond Of good

Macy r.,oroR.--Joe was fond of good
,icnor or. indeed, liquor OF any haeol anu
- generally short of funds aud credit, toe,
was in the aabi, of seizing on Az Ie,a""'''' "
,iouar left w prac ;itioners At Tue bar
Thus ma ssers progressed Tor some ten Years,
reen,ns Zoe pretty we'll soaked, when Mr.. h,
having occasion TO make a mixture for curing
a diseased hoof had need OF some nitric acid, or
aouafortis, that article being one OF Tue ihBTS-
rak,ng a common bar tumb,er, aud pouring
a Sufficient quantity OF acid into IL, he wen.
out. leaving the tumhler on the counter, ana
q traveller the sole occupant OF the baf-foo'''
lie had 40 sooner passed the door than IN came
Joe. aud seetnc as he thought, "A tumoief,a osu'
with some liquor too good 10 be wasle", tln",S
disteiy looked through the bottom, as Wa ."'
usual custom" and quickly fafs'c h",Ss9 oFi,
sias of said HONOR. lie then went TO ms WooG
caopping, smacking his lips at the un9s uai
slrenc In OF the spirits. shortly aiter, Mf' IA
coming in. picked up me tuhpieI 20 ~ o om
with his medicinal preparation, nat was very
much surprised on fading II empty. INCUR
lag of the traveller. he was informed mat q
short, chunkey man describing Joe) mad
drank It, With an exclamation OF surprise,
and CONSERVATION depicted on his counte-
nance he rushed out of the room in search CT
Joe, expecting To find his dead body not many
wards of. He passed around the house, aud IN
the back ward found Joe doing extra execu-
ton up IN the back logs working AS he gene.
faliy did when he had on an extra amount ol
steam, After getting over his astonishment
the following colioquy easued:
Mr.. k.--"Joe, did you drink that stuff OF
the counter e.
Joe-"why-yass thought 1t hadn'
ought to be wasted, you know. All right,
s'pose -
Mr. Ky don't know. dow did You lih
III How did you feel after ii rs
Joe-"Feel! l feel fust-raie-lively as
cricket
Mr.. K-"Weii, Joe, haven't you noticed
anything out Of the way-nothing wrohl
abJut you ~
Joe -"Anyth,ng wrong Well, no. no
much-fust-rats iiquor-akes good hold
es furfh- n than com; mon. There's only on
thing queer about il which L can't get III
hang OF, (there he drew his shirt-sleeYe undo
his nose.) wheHersr ! rtee my mouth burn
ho!s an nay shirt
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4 GRICJLTURAL FAIR

,ro,roru Ann pErrERsRIrRC, RAIL
r NUTbr w 10 ANp ,yis;tnrs nassinv
ROAD CONTAIN VIII tfdhspor. q RTCiI
over their road 20 eief o. arc Rcmnnd Peters
ItRAL RI mo 10 pe pe'u N fl the
burE Sn h ng Of the current
months Oh VctoniI anu tsrn osDo' Va va"
year, upon bl ne J h1ln" Tp ~ PjrKE,TS.
hOLnD ~ s,id Fairs senarata,v.
f9r eacn enc .. iitd T oai will he issuej
tsotla I q Gi ras at,'oed rs,as i
at tne ioo C ~, Soistv E.r tn he held in icb
r"5 w W. s q. e f,re nnb;sbed W 10 '' " -'N
h3nu' d St nH TT. % bn heIJi in Patarshurq oon,
OF ne ' sb Ii N Novsmbsr tnkets viii he
m t az On n3aIa 1t % ri AMI s, Vn~a%ber
on .he ods IN go ri Vs., a. GU anu fh
any Eo sh " r. VIZ an rn Cnnt Fol-; 70 ba h.,d -;
6 ri 'io ,qanM,i,'1 a., ~ o.tb Gotobar t;akats
i m on th 3 a 'hS S7t 5n r1 astb 1ctoe
"a 20 III ~. oe,h ~ - " GNU ~ 0'o'
any aoo ~ ~. S snS IN JSse ~ b hH =. Nc,,-
ui ,n1 ~ al IN ~ ug ne'H a. ; b
ssed on the III Stb 9th 1oh and lin anSnood
FL In TX oI' ''' 'o'i anu i'' "usSoou
III p .to oesl NJ IL "a po+sl ,s, ,, 90 Ok
81 LIS 10 M "rT,lL I'D Sntt,Sj Is, ID ~ ~
~ w. sSiiu su'iaA: ~ w., Nv
"a ~ ~ 40 alo " 'iHsoi' ist do''
go 81 ~ ~ 81. MIKE d f fu' i st 40
d. H. J,XO II. I'D.
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cUpERIoR NEGRO CLOTHING,

WHOLESALE CLOTHING wAREROOMS.
itoS. l63 md 1865. Main Street.l
We invite the atten ION of wholesale purchasers
to oar ar1e stock OF NEGRO CLOTHING, of our
own nuiacture. and made of the most substan-
tiai materials, as follows:
Extra Heavy Pulled Cloth COATS and
PANTS.
Extra II, ANY Tweeded satinet COATS and
PANS.
Best Heavy Sleeps Grey Satnet COATS and
PANTS.
Brown Cotton ana Hickory SHIRTS.
Heav, Red and Grey Flannel s II | r rs and
DRAW Frs.
terms as can be found in any market.
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SUP'TS OFFICE r. & D. II. R..}
RlcHMoxD, Oct. "a, 1859. s.
= GREAT SOUTH W EST

lsfSd Isesasa fs5 Efsa- ERN MAIL R0pTE1by 2
Ezx.Ee - sr-zs-S late arrangement, the Richmond
and Danville South Side. virginia and Tennessee;
East Tennessee and Virginia, East Tennessee ana
Georgia, and Memphis and Charleston Hai,roads
have entered into IN agreement to pass negro
Children urder three years OF age, FL EE, oyer thelr
respective roads, to take effect on and alter Noyem
Der LIST, 1859. - A..
route offers advantages unsurpassed by any otner.
For further particulars. apply at the Ilcket VI
fee Richmond and Danville Railroad, Richmond.
o. s7,Jts g. CAMPBELL, Sup't.
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! an be secured at the follow

PASSENGERS breakfast and sup at Ashland aha aine
on boa rd the comfortable steamer betN cen Acqula
Creek and Washington.
na For further Information, apply at this once,
Broad street, Shackoe Hill. -.
. JAS. b. WINSTON, Gen'l Ticket Ag't.
..a,r Rrrrr limit
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MEDICINES, &c.
ms = 80 S0o0H IN TIE WORLD.
The hest Cp.fcH SYRUP IN the weird - ~,

II ~
WILD CHERRY. ,;
nouneed by medical men aud thess, who ha 1 nssa
y g b tsf best pS 9anoARsEN
SORE THkoAf From 4 coin spa ;d pyeven-
tive of that lion ofdigeases. CoNsu NJ IioN.
the te saens eeaa and ia voice.
allays all irritation OF the throat anu aA'
Ia. Bottles IS and an'l 30 cents and 81. -,
us n RRakTxsao iEs f9as aPf shys Pis
Richmond. 30 l6-sm
INR. ). 5. kOSE's ENfEc fOR
FOR CONSUMPTION, COLDS, GO = HI,
ASTHMA, SPLITTING OF BLo9pp ~ bn = VIZ
This Syrup, having stood the tost al many years
experience as a remedy for irritation or inhainit
ton Of the nngs. Throat or bfone y 10
other known compounds isea loI ,no ioA'i an"
radical cure of Coughs and CONSUMPTION. ,,..
In compromising Cough syrup Tor geieiFi usS'
the ply scian-far none bnt a phy STEFAN should at
tempt prescription us compelled from ms know W.
man to avoid entirely the addition, Of drugs that
in any way tend to do injury. His oIjeeti Is not
bnt il Is also expected OF regularly educated doc
tor that he should cure his patient Witt
sa S Pl moasses i and aadanam antmony. NOR
phia and wild cherry bark ana not DC accouHt*1ie
for the alter health oil his patent. rHnS p' zig
nnstrums of the day have power 70 stop q Couyn,
and the deiudeo victim is ued INTO an incurabe
form of disease. or perhaps death
Although a cough may arise from Il variety ol
causes. which still continue to operate. such as
TubercIes, Abscess Chronic Inflammation OF the
Lungs. Liver Bronchia, &c, &c, stiil the lungs
are the or cans compelled do the coughing, and
consequently produce consumptlon; -
DIR. ]. s. ROSES COUGH Sl RUIZ Will not only
cure cough. but IN All cases prevent that LION oil
| asss-C0NSUMP1TON.
For Bowel Complaint. DIarrhRa. Dysentery, pr
J. s.. ROSES CARMINATIVE BAl.SAM is the
most reliable ,Eenedy.,,prics % cents. DR.. J: ,.
| cures Cholic Pains in the Stomach or Towels
Rheumatism, Sptains Bruises, Pains IN the LIMBS
Joints, Spine Disease. any PAIN, internally or
| externaiy-price IL. IS and so cents. The Doctor
has had pie time to test these remedies n ms
practice for IS years. Depot so5 Arch street, Phii
Sold by w L. WARING, Io7 Broad street, above
| n B-VYe most positively say to the public take
| none of our medicines without the written sshae
| tnre over the cork and the outside wrapper OF
| sacb hottie I Sc 2-tsi De-. J. s. ROSE u son.
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nAu.RoADs, 40.
rOTICE. Z f9E0

f. SEEM To PASS d NGERsI.s0Ug.
eakx2 GOING NQRT HI, lfg vi AH-
E Hhhss.ouTuRnft;H TIckEIs AND THROUGH W
NoRrnEhhN Ran, R9 rxIas daiy
sSinA .ae sl III between Richmond, Alex
aadr aisiaGpss: P West vs Ac sss
roIh, mn u i,i,gi,,n. aver The Richmond Fred
erietsburx Potoinc Raread to the potoma,c nc
ryer rs miIns and by splendid and comIorS,av9ac o
miles in seven hours being c0miortapic anu pei-
fectiy safe rate of speed. .cao Az
HAGGAIsE under charge of Speclal ,Agehts,
CHECKED 6 II to w ashingtoh, baithhoIs'
Philadelphia and New York. ..n. r,u,u
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INSURANCE.

JAMES G.BOs.i ER: INSURANCE
j AGENT. OFFICE on THE EAST SIDE OF
lITH STREET. BEIW ZEN BANK Az d MAIL
STREETS. ~ DOOR FROM TIE CORNER OF
CTES OF INSURANCE. on Bulldin-s, Furniture
Merchandise. and every description OF Personal
Property. ttAe subject Of ire rtsk.l 2-&lnSt loss
ar DAMAGE By FIRE. npun terIus rcaSona ne as can
h. offered hy any responsible company. The capt
tai represented by me is dCiUGt and G53fts-ine
StaDdlng and business character of the companies
unqpestionah'e From the long experience nave
lad and m, knowledge OF this branch Of business,
| am enabled TO offer INV numerous friends ana inc
uhlic fuI ,ssuranca that all business transacted
with me will receive prompt attention, and cases
of loss dlma2C By ire viii he satisfactorily dd
justed ard speedily Sc tied.
Country Risks and Inland Navigation Risks
cured on most favorable terms.
coUTnERN PROTECTION
> COM PA n Y.
Chartered By ths L<giStatnTs Of Iirginia in 1854.
HOME OFFICE. ALEXANDRIA. VA.
InsuYes Oh the Cash and Mutual Plan.
.,, ,gIREcroRs; ,
T, b. R0BERTSoN, JAMES i. CLOSE,
ED. SANGSrER. WM- D. MASSEY.
S / HEkLE R RlfHP I fAFTER
SILAS BIGLOW. S. T. STUART.
HENRY w. THOMAS. Pre- President.
T. b ROBERTSON. Vice President.
IHoS. r; hill, Treasurer.
VIM. WRIGHT, Secretary.
JAS. L. CLOSE. ActudTy and General Agent.
Applications for Insurance granted and policies
issued and renewed on the most favorable terms,
in the above Company, at our oifce. ,
;. a. COOKE.
l.. g. CLOSE,
14th St., Exchange Hotel Building,
oc 3-6m Richmond. Va
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LIRE INSURANCE.
MARINE INSURANCE.
incorporated 1891 -
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE lNSUR.

THE VlkGINIA IRE AN D MAKINE ms NJ
ANCE COMPANY.
gsnOf.ce No. l3l Main Street, Richmond. "a
Capital and Surplus. Sz300cJ!
TINS COMPANY has the advantage OF ttceHty-Seren
wears experience in the Insurance business, and
having enjoy ed the favor of the public during all
of that period needs no special recommendation To
the citizens OF Virginia. >,
II effects Fire insurance in city and country, and
Marine Insurance to all parts of the world.
Its cash capital and surplus are above, and It's
affairs are managed prudently, bat literally and Its
rates are as low as those OF any other good lnstitu
ton. DIRECTORS.
w H. Cowardin, J. Z. Wadsworth, Patrick Cullen,
Joseph Allen VIM. Beers, geo ". SMITH,
Horace l.. Kent, Inps. samson, , D. La w inston,
VIM. Palmer, Chas. W: Purcell, Jno gordon,
Alex r. Parker, Jos. +. W lnston, Arch. Thomas.
las A. Inloes Il. A. Claiborne
Apply to the President or Secretary, in person or
by letter. W. j.. C0WARDIN, President.
VIM WILLIS, Jg. Secretary. ja 9-ts
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CRATEs. FENDERs FINE SETS or
1859: hhNosAL' 1859.
VAN-LEW, TAYLOR & Co.,
HAVE REMOVED THEIR ENTIRE STOCK
OF

COACH MATERIAL
To the large and desirable store,
No. IA, MAIN STREET,
w. NEARLY OPPOSITE THOMAS X. PRICE 4 CO.,
w here they are Offering the most thorough and
complete assortment of
GOODS IN THEIR LINE,
public. oc Am
fOA'S LINE. The only reguiarline FREIGHT
=. BoATS from RICHMOND to LYNCHBURG,
three tunes ,,.n9s, week, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS
Boat TEMPEST. Capt JONI DoNALp.
boat As. J, IRBI, Capt. WV. X. WoopsoH.
Boat MERCHANT. Capt. GEO. G. LAyNE.
boat BRISTOL. Capt. CHAs. j. JOHNSON.
Boat OLIVIA. Capt. JNo. A. JonxsoH.
Boat ELLA SCOTT. Capt. VIM. CLEvELAyD.
These Boats are all of the first class, and com,
manded by careful and experienced Captains, and
leave promptly adve rtsed The s bsc iber thank
full for past avors literally bestowed for the paxt
three years, begs continuance OF the same.
VIM. p. cox, AGENT,
Al the She'd Dock ST. in raarof old Gas Works,
f,IGARS, CIGARS, CiGARS-LEAF AND
~ MANUFACTURED TOBACCO. MEIER
sCHAUM TUBES, PIPES, MATCHES, Ne
Wholesale purchasers are solicited to call and ex-
anime. at JOHN B0UCHEk's Cigar and To-
baceo Store. lffh ST.. between Main and Franklin
SITS, complete assortment IN the above line OF
Goods. Warranted as represented. III any article
don, snit II can be exchanged, or the money re-
funded at any time.
N, B;.cIGARs made, in any style, to order.
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