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The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16

ToMe Brys.-Never marry girl
who is fond of always being in the
street; who is fond of going to the
theatre; who has a ajeweled hand aud
empty head; who will see her moth
er work and toll while she lies in bed
and reads novels or feigns sickness;
who is ashamed to own her mother
because she dresses plain, never learn
ed grammar, or was not accustomed
to the etiquette of .e drawing room
who wears her shoes slipshod, or has
a hole IN her stockings and is too
lazy to mend it Should you get such
an one, depend upon it you will have
a dirty, untidy, miserable home and
life of it. But the kind. sHectionate.
tidy girl, who helps her mother, who
is always ready to accommodate her
mother. father, brothers and sisters
who is kind to the poor--who dresses
neatly and according to her means
who is always cheerful and fond of
accommodating others if you can
get such treasure. your home will be
a paradise. Boys do you hear thatl
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16

Paul Morphy has determined to
make New York his future residence,
and to enter upon the practice of the
law. Bonner is to pay him up in the
thousands for editing the chess depart
ment of the Ledger.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16

FL. Clay, brother of the late Con
gresham, Hon. James B, Clay, and
son of Henry Clay, is elected to the
State Senate from Fayette county,
Ky. ON the Opposition ticket.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16
Miscellaneous.
Flourand Grain Store /!

R. EINNEE & CO.,
In D. ]. B. Lachmam's Brick Building,
No. "a Comsiiercial st., Nevada.
WILL BE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING
w fsofnb ,ow, a large consignment of flour,
Barley, Ground Barley, Middiings. Feed and
Grain of all kinds, which we will sell to the
Trade at the LOWEST MARKET RATES.
Welfare nor on hand and for Sale
900 or. Sacks of Flour;
100qr F." of Corn Neal;
$50 Sacks of Wheat;
IS do Chicken Feed;
100 do Bran and Shorts;
100 DO Middlings;
rs do Oats.
800 do Barley;
159 do Ground Barley;
The attention of Country Dealers is invited,
as we will sell so as to make it to their adj
vantage to call and examine before
sending below for their supplies
R.FINNIE d co.
Nevada, Aug. 10, Is59-tf.
The Nevada journal., 1859-09-16
MINIMIZE RIFLE.

worthy the attention OF every person.
The Public are respectfully in
vited to call and examine the
Prizes. The Drawingof the Prizes
shall be under the managementof of
a Committee, chosen by the audi
ence, and be distributed after the
evenings Entertainment.
No I, One splendid Gold Magic Watch.
Il full jewcled diamond stem. warranted
Is caret gold, with fine gold chain weigh
3 One magnificent fine gold Duplex. No rs
Watch, full jcwcled and centre seeonds...... $50
g. One splendid Is caret gold hunting Watch
full jeweled No 16776....................... 100
f. One superb Is caret gold enamelled hunt
ing Lads Watch, No 5947 ................ 100
s. One nd hunting detached Lever Wssch
No 33f.............. ...........".........."....." 65
g. 0rss splendid hunting case, Is caret gold
la,lies Watch, No 20044 4.........-......... 95
{, One fine gold English patent lever Watch,
No 40S ...-............. ..........-...... IS
s, One fine gold Tobias Watch, No I4ll5...... 50
Q, One fine gold escapment Watch, No 1918 :. 50
10, One single stone Diamond Pin brilliant Of
the first water IS
Ii, One single stone Diamond Ring brilliant
OF the first water IS
II, One single stone brilliant Diamond Ring 60
rs, Ono do do do do 20
II, Ono diamond pearl and ruby Pin ... &C.. so
10, One very fine gold ladies' Breast Pin and
Ear Russ., grape pattern, in case ........ 35
I6, Cue very fine gold and coral ladies'
Breast Pin and Ear Rings, grape pattern in
case IS
II, One very fine gold ladies Guard Chain.. 25
IS, One do do 25
II, One do do 25
% One pcnt'. fns gold test Chain oo
81, One do do Is
-, One fine gold iadics Neck Chain and Crcss 25
%, One do do 25
"a, One fine gold chrystalisel QUARTZ gents
cluster Pin, brilliant style ffiotftcd ...... 90
%. do do do 20
26, One fine California gold ladies Buckfe.... Is
q, One splendid fine gold and cameo ladies'
Dracetetln case ................., ~
IS, One do do do 20
30, One fine gold ladies Bracelet in case.. Il
50, One California gold Ring. crystalizcd
quartz setting Is
81, One set fine gold enameed Sleeve But
tons and Studs, Masonic pattern. n........ 10
%, One do do do To
SO. One California jet Cross, gold mounted
imitation diamond setting ............... .... 10
81, Que splendid fine gold ladies revolving
Breast Pin, gold stone Mosaic settlng....... 25
80, 0ac fine gold Ia lies revolving Breast Pin,
jet setting, also for miniature ............... IS
36, One ladies gold mounted bead Rracelet.. 10
81. One do do do 10
IS, One do do do 10
80. One fine gold and coral ladies Breast Pin
alii Ear Rngs.... ............................ Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-15
OINGER's SEWING MACHINES


UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWL EDGED TO Be
THE BEST IN USE, IND FREFERRED BIZ
AANUfA CTURERS FAMTLIES. TAILORS
AND EFERF ONE WHO CAN APIRECYAT TIE
The BENEFITS OFIHEI1 USE
their O8LEBRATEDM MACHINE s, the hrst invent
cd and the parent of the numerous class which has
Cs4e). -'''>O >'-'' - 80
Thess Machines hem gather fell run, stitch ousH.
plets without q stitch of hand sewing. except the
button holes. A good operator can make TIRES
SHIRTS day
The sewing of these machines will not anrasl
and has the same appearance ON both sides
These machines are aim 0st pofssie5s-rery sptft,
making about 1909 stitches per enthusiastically
struc.sd, and the simplest combination of rsechan-
ism everinvented.
They can be operated en- all kinds of goods, from
Cambria handkerchief TO Harness. and work ss
satisfactorily ON each.
This Iatest Improvements and patent. the TRANS
VERSE SHUTTLE MACHINE. 10 the finest piece
OF mechanism ever invented In She share of Few
The great number sold in virginia-they having
besn introduced only sS sceeks-in1icates their pep
uiartty.
They are light solidsy made run rery fast hare no
complicated machinery to puzste and harrass tho OF
orator and cheap-price only s75
Wchaye different aigos which are adapted to
everything that can 30 done in the way of sewing.
A descriptive list ssnt to any wishing 1t.
every respect to work to the satisfaction of persons
using them
Having just moved into our new store and hav-
ing the largest and NEST varied stock of machines
every offered in Virginia. wonld invite the pub
lie to call and examine their graG ieal operation
2I9. Main street. Richmond. Va.
ST7ARNs, Agent, Je3-lm
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ArSx1uE aALEA.,
~ s'Is5FE RIA
By aodiin d Appsrson. Aucts.
-COMhIIsslo lERg sALE 80 VAIN

COMMISSIONERS EALE OF sVALU
" ABLE X AL BS1ATE In m. CITY op RfrrJ-
MoND, on the corner of sRosb an i5sixTH 80
! gseph Allen va Tichsnof's adm 4 And M gosey,s
Adm'rssvs Tishenor's Adn,ffs ard sIs. lame p
Biiefs vs. TiehsBor's tdm'rs and Al (,loueh..
Admir- W Tishenors Adm'rs SUD aIs-igy yiYtrs ~
decree pronounced In tpose cases, By the Ore nil
court OF the City Of Richmond, on the 18Th dav ~
Iebruary. 1859 the undersie ned. as ComInssions Sra
o. said Court, will proceed. en- THURSDAY. the
s0th DAY OF june. 1889. ct ~ o'clock. p II. II fair
II not. the next ar day, to sell 1t public nuctiQa
on the preEissa, the following dsscyibsd Heal D.
tate to Wit: All the property situated at the corner
81 Broad and aVsh SITS, in the city OF Richmond,
virEtpia. fronting 1881 feet on the north side Of
Broad strest l3a rs feet the west Side Of sixth
e. eeinx the sane property mentioned in the pro-
coedn9n In said suits, or 90 much thereof ~ ney
Dc 70 aatsfy the claims in the
Tho terms Of sale vii, 10 a. follows TO wit One
snrd Of the purcbase money to Be paid In cash; the
osisnce In two equal payments at and IL months
iem the day Of sale, tor which the purchaser will
SNsnegosiable notes. we'll endorsed, payable at she
Sank o. virginia la the said aity: tho title Of the
prnpsrtJ TO be retained until the purchase In onsy
isIuly paid. and CONVEX decided by the Court
AEDRRW JOaNsTON -, =,
Ta0S W DOsWxLL. Comr-
z Son the ios described in the foregoing adyer.
tsemsnt, taere - large number of buildings oc.
cnpieo ior stores sns other purposes By It's favor
soie iocation u IL regarded amongst the most
Valuable real estate on Broad street. will be sold
Into Iofs sDd teDemenss Of various ssss according
TO- plat and survey TO be exhibited 1T the time OF
sale. The taxes for loss TO be paid By the purcha-
sers. G0DDIN APPERsON, q
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HEALING SPRINGS!

This celebrated watering place, situated in 6sth
county, Virginia. Is miles West of Ahlboro. Depot
az the Virginia Central Railroad, and connec Ted
Herewith By Daily line Of stages, which pass en-
now ready for reception OF visitors. With the OK
csption OF this = miles, IL has an unbroken Rail
road connection With the principal cities OF the
ssaboaId. From Washinxtan. Baltimore and Rich
nond. passengers will reach here shs evening OF
The same day they leave either Of the above places
Visitors will hs careful 70 leave the cars at Ntllbsro
0spot dkhs Virginia Central Railroad.
The SpTiug occupies An almost csnfrA' positton IN
the group OF Springs Of Western Virgins. being
miles from the Warns miles from tbs ECE, and
The waters Of this place have acqaireda celebrity
for the cure of eorcfula, Rheumatism. Ill condition
I'd uloers Intraetsels diseases of the skin. Chronic
Disrrh~s .ad Dyssntery; 9saena. g.. onsn:i,s
ParslJ sis Dyspepsia Torpid Liver, and tho diseases
Incident 70 residence Ia kiasmatic Districts; Nsu
rAagA, hpinAl irritAtions, Dseassa Of ths urinAr!
Organs, viz: Bladder, Kfinsys and Ursthrt, m
Ar3sd Prostate GlaeS; Dissasss Of Females, - Esp
For detailed account Of the properties sf the
water, sss the Hay No Of the "Amsrisa . Farmsr.o
and the ynns OF "Ds Bows Review or send
TO the proprieiors for q pamphlet. ~
Ths clint ~ Ia hsssihfui and bracing-the sur
The EOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS are of the
arst order furniture and buildings new. and sum
cisst for the accomu odation OF 800 persons.
Phy,ieian Of much practical experience In the
Every effort will be made by the rroffietcrs and
their assistants 10 render the eoonr o. guests
pleasant. PORTER aA.iN.
- Good 1rSrC will 10 in attendance early In
she SEASON. 4-sTe =.
Se Iii e =
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JAryR FROM MRyICO

NV O.LIASs, Jsos IL Vera CrrE dates 20 tho
OH are received. II 10 reported that Miramou
h.d,urprsssed the pronusoismento at the capital.
/, the priests 10 favor Of Zuloagc, aud that the
church had tried Mirsmou for arrsstlng prissts
and ..adlns them to Vera Cruz.
The expedition OF hsrqnssa against Morslia had
h..n driven back after the town had bsSl raw.
.,.i ,st baked women whipped to mak6 Aem
disclose the hidisg place Of ssers.sd treasure
Americans .sd other foreigners also suffered.
Hirsmen had dsorsed ell Vera Cruz important
esrhsesisd.
IF Consul Black 10 reported ~ going to Vera
Crut isr safely from Robes army.
I, vat runorsd that Gen. Cobes was rsvsging
asxsca, hence private parties are advised not to
.tsnpt crossing she Isthmos Of Tshuautspsc.
lis reported that Juls,js had been imprisoned
tyMiFRmcE,
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SUMNER RESORTS.
CTRTBLIEG sPRIN0s, AUGUSTA

NThlDLtNd 1lN0o, AUGUSTA
has been resortsd 20 by invaids for the lsst haIf
century. having undergone thorough repair aimee
last season. vii. eftor the 10th dAy Of June, BE-
open for the reception Of visitors. -,
The waters OF this place are Alum, Sulphur, Cha
lyesate And free etons al ct hand For an analysis
g these Waters. made thisyear by shs Professor Of
Chemistry at The Univsrsity OF Virginia, apply 70
the Proprietor BY letter. refer TO DR. Norman
Book on the Virginia Springs Of 1859 gss
Visltors TO this place, leave Baltimore. WAXING
ton and kich mond fu the morning trAine. arrive at
stauntop at ~ o'clock r y, leave atsunton imms-
distsIy after the arrival If the cars IN fcur hsrse
daily coaches. arrive at these Springs ~ O'clock
same evening (l3 miles) -
Physician residss ~ this plaoo Board, per
day. 81; per week. $40; $40 per month By the eco
son. SOS
The Proprietor aud Hsuagsr respectfully an
nonpcs 70 their friends and the public generally
that no pains er trouble shall be spared 10 make
their stay both comfortable and agreeable.
81 Amusements-0ood Music. Billiards, Ten
Pins, &c. CHRsLKY KINNEY,
Proprietor.
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HOT SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
NATURES REK9DY FOR CHRONIC DIS
ElNEN

NATURES REMEDY FOR CHRONIC DIS
The Hotel at this place will be open fer the rscsp-
ten OF visitors, the frst of June The sup
ply OF Mineral Water II abundant, and there are D
BATHS! constsntiy.suppiied with fresh atsr from
separate springs OF various Temperatures from $50
70 1860 Fahrenheit. These waters cure the Chronic
forms OF kheumatism; Neuralgia; Paralysis free
Liver; Old Injuries 10 the muscles joints and ten
doDs Enlarged Glands; Spinal Irritation; Chronic
Diarrhoca, and some Diseases peculiar TO Females,
more shoroughiy sndrspidiy than any other remedy
THEIR ALTB .ArIvH AND CURATIVE
POWERS
are unsurpassed By those of any other Mineral We
Many persons afflicted with the diseases enumsr-
ated above, in f0rIps which had resisted ths most
skilfol medical treatment, and had rendered the
through long ears Of pain. have been restored to
perfect health by their use. OF the vsat member
now suffering with such maladies, there arc cors :
psrativsly few indeed who would not be eithe<
The Springs are situated in an elevated mountain
region. The acenery around 10 wild, romantic and
bsautiful. and a more healthy and delightful sum
or climate can where be found.
Besides the Hot Baths for inyalids there are two
FINE PLEASURE BATHS. tor persons in good
Good AUsIO will b In attendance early in the
ROUTE from she principal cities in the United
States by Railroad, to the Millboro' Depot Of the
I" Virginia Central hailroad,'' thence BY stage
the Springs. Passengers leaving Rich mond. VG. or
Baltimore, Nd, in she morning, can come through
10 this place the name day to supper, or pass the
night at tho WarnisprinEs andarrvs here to break.
fera full account of this celebrated watering
place see "DE Bsv' RvIRv" for June, and "AMKA-
IcAs FAKEEs" for May. or write to the subscriber
for pamphlet. 0O0DE.
9t-dSm
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CHESTER HOTEL, VA.

The above establishment IL situated about mid.
way betwesn Richmond and Petersburg, immedi-
ately on the railroad. The undersigned takes this
method Of informing the public and especially the
ctis.ns Of Richmond, Petersburg and folk th ct
this summer retreat 10 now ready for the
reception OF visiserA The Proprietor feels justified
comfortable and pleasant from the noise and
heat Of the cities. that there 10 spot Ia Eastern
Virginia that Offers greater Inducements tn an this
5he Hotel 10 situated en- An sminencs that 10 At
tractivs aid pleasing to the eye The chambers are
large, airy. and neatly furnished. The table will
always be Furnished with tbs best that the market
can afford Arrangements have been made with the
Railroad Company to give the heads OF families 4
free pass EDWARD CRAIG,
iAT-atAW2W proDriator
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COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF VERY

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE COUN-
TY OF Observation-Disclosures to two DEGREES of the
Circuit Court Of Hsnrioo in the cases Of John sta
pies vs. Staples Administrator" and Ann ktap'ss
VI Staples and ais" rendered on the 9Th May. 1859
the undersigned a. Commandments will soil at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder, on the premises
on TUESDAY, the 2sth day OF June, 1889, (if fair
=. 30 ocfoes ,s1y valuable Rsa sssats
situated on and near 70 the Desp Run Turnpike
about four gilss from the city and GU and near the
X, aud Railroad; being the Real Estate OF
which Francis Staples died possessed, and distin-
suished "a follows:
thereupon, and lying Immediately upon the mill.
pond.
and griss mill in complete order. and small Dwell
ing IN good repair The soil ia very COED
C-Oontaiping ss,1 acrss. has ucsn it a very COM
Is, ali In good order About half Of this tract is
cleared, and the remainder heavily wooded. The
land is in high state Of improvement and lies I'M
medately upon the Richmond Fredericksburg ana
DNThs Mansion Tract, aud the late residence Of
:Ssn ss5
ke. all In perfect order. Ths houss has recently
been thoroughly repaired. 1t contsins IS acres q
and large young orchard OF choice fruit trees.
E-ContAining a acres. adjoining the above, is
F--Uontains ~ acres. OF superior farming land,
has upon i large osk grove; ana N cultivation.
land. and has thereon = blscksmith and other
shops. The soil 10 excellent.
H-Liss on the Deep hun Turnpike. adjoining the
above, containing .! scros IN vsrJ go21 condition
Such an opportunity 10 seldom prssSnted to per
desiring to purchase real sstste In the visnty
Of the city OF Richmond. 49,.
the ONCE Of Jas II Taylor 4 Son. All persons de-
airing to mako inquiry about the above property,
are referred to the euetiopeers.5
Tnhs-0ne thi, d .fthe purchase money In cash,
and the residxe in equal 81 one tno
tro years from the day OF SALE the credit pa! ments
to be secured by negotiable notss, satActofty eu-
dorsed with interest added. and the title retained
sill the whole purchase money h paid and . con-
veyancs directed ny the court
Possession will be given (except of tina "Mansion
Tract. imm ediatsly and full possession OF tha!
on ths LIST Jsnuery, $780, aud the purchaser OF u
will be allowed 70 seed crop OF wheat.
Thsssle will commence st tho "Msnsion tract ~
~ e'elcck p n. ems sfs fef =
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By R. Cauthorn, Auct.

~ UTHIEG, SHOES, &c. AT AUG
" TION.--0n FRIDAY. 18th Inst, at 10 O'Clock at
my store. VIII SILL at auction O lot Of ClothfnR-
consisting of Cashmere Frcck and Sack Costs.
GUNNER Pants. Mar settles aud Satin Vests era.
watts. SuspeDders, Mems half Hose, Neck Tiee.
Gerts silk Pocket Edkfs. &c.
shces-Mens' and Boy.' Brogans. Gents Congress
Caters. Womens Rootses and Slippers.
Also, small lot of STRAW Es's.
jel5 Il CAUTIORN.
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TELEGRAPHTC NEWS

sacxvnlS, June II The Europa, with dates
from, Liverpool 10 the ith iast +, has arrived
The Aastrians hal twice eadeayored to r~taka
rsssira, bat we're rspsised after Q aanguinary
sHcoan alter. The King OF Sardinia oommsnded tn,
Allies, and exhibited great gaiiaatry The sar.
dinisxs say they took 200 prisoners and eight
kuns.
The latest dh patches from Tasia cav the Aus.
stisns we're ia fall retreat aeross the Tfeino,
Five American citizens, who had bseu itnpris 90.
ed at Roms, had ecca released on the demand of
she Z. 5. Coasai. and were on board the Wabash.
Gen. Ss'll, with $4,000 msn, WAS supportipg
GAribaldi
There was az inten,ion Of marching on Milan.
COMMERCIAL
tivEkf5eI, June -Cotton--ail qualities slightly
s5ysseed-Fair and MiadIssg y. Sreadsteds have
a declining tendency. fsovisions aulet- Flour
>, shy at IA 81 th. spot and tis tdaai2s to
rive. Hcstn heavy at<J 81. Kfce doi.
SECOND pisrArcH.
The Austrfsn's tH,rts TO retate Palermo we're
very sagsainarY 10 their results. The Sardtutans
AZ one time routed on tho left, when the
Iusrss cane 10 tbs rescue. The Austrians 70.
treated from Robbie, asd were IN foil retreat
seross ths Ticiao.
tn. French headquarters were at fsrcsii.
usribsiai had been driven into the mou tans by
Erbsn Who retook vsreF. bat Is 10 ssid Garibaldt
r,turncd surprised the Austrisns, rstook yeres
and rs-.u,sred Cseo before Gen. Nsill occupied
Nevsrs
The issnrrsc.ion In Lonbardy 10 spreading.
The Psri. bourss wss buoyaDs and higher.
The Ausirians evacuated Eersz on the 81.
The vicioriops cepdict at Palastro was won by
ths Zpusrss sud Piedmontese.
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By Alex. Mott, Auot.
CuRHIrUBs. DRY GOODS AND GRO.

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS AND GRO
n ClRIR1.-Wfl be sold at auction az my store.
on IHUk8DAY morning. next, the 10th inst. com.
msnctng at 10 o'clock. large assortnea Household
and itcheu furniture.
DEFY 90ODS.-O!oths. Cassmeres, Muslirs, b.
RACES. Linen Drills Liaen Damask. Diaper, &c, $50
Moop skirs. large lot summer Clothing, Boots,
Shoes Hats end Bonnets.
aRO0 EkIES-33 bbls Old Rye Whiskey, Is do
French Brandy IS do Holland Gin, s d. PORT and Ma-
deria Wine. 20 con Cigars
Large lot CrUckery ard Glassware.
10 10 AEHX MOTT. Auct
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A10xfDN SAL ES
-NTfxTn-T
.IIaH CONHTABLR'e eALK.-WiIl ha

sold. on FRIDAY. the I7th day OF June, 1850.
~ 10 O'Clock, 70 trent of the Hist Oonstab!e's
rhcc. lot OF Household and Kitchen FURNITURE
rscsrtes, 20 Consisting Of Peisteass, Feather and
straw Beds. shuck snd Hair Mattrassrs. Eplsters
and PH'ows Cane SCAT and Wiodson Chairs. Side.
Candissiic IN, Window shades tjiorks Waeh tands
Tables siirrors, Pictures. Dbl sugar, bb SaIt.
Show Gases. psrt box Tsllow C.ndlss. part box
AdamantIns Candiss dozen Btooms pafr 6csIee
Clothes Pima Lard. Butter, Buckets. SOAP. Tea
Starch and Desk Trunks, smell LOT Books. j
lot Of sundry Blscksmiths Tools 90 satsfy ,stress
warrants in my hands, In favor CT Lohnsn " VIII
liarns. Anderson's estate " Anderson, Howell Y.
MtCauley, and Crew W Murths. Terms cash
IL Is BUTLER, b COR
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GLEN COVE AND CURTIS PICK.
The above steamers have just had q theron Oh
oyerhaulnF, painting and Rafting. will, en- and
after TUkBDAY next, I4th iEst., ran q daily line
Sunday excepted betwee a Cid Point Fer tsmou IN
Norfolk and this place -
1hs GLEN COVE. Capt z GFreRp, will leave
the Wharf ut Rockets, MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY
aud FRlDAY korriogs, at s'slsck prseissly.-
The CURTIe PECK, Capt PARRUH, will leave every
TUEsDAY. THUkSDAY and SATURDAY Morn
ings, at the Same hour. = :
Returning, the Keats will leave NsrAlk each
alternate days, Sundays excsptsd,) at tie sane
hour. o'clock n. touching At tina regular land
inxa on the river =
Passage to Old Point. Pertsmsuth or Norfolk, 81
Meals - cents each. 81
~ All Fre!Ehts 10 be landed on the river must
be paid for when sent deyD. and will not be re-
spon ibs for it after 1t Is landed the wharf TO
which it was direcsed.
jell HAsKINs.
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t,Hit,KEHIkG pIANi i7.,--

OlA&0AAAhAMu x4hHOOs--
- 4 new and full suppiy ofthese splen-
HH IF III did Instruments have bssD resolved
In addition 10 the beautiful Box
pr Norx, the CIRCULAR ACTION and tho GnAsp. vs
havsnoE the BUUDoIk. splendid instrunent, Of
m upright form. e =
Tho Chickering's have received 81 FIRST Prize
MedAls. AL over renowned competitors and from
nrst rank Institution1 and Iairs Of America and
OF Europe. They have manufactured and sold
more Pianos than any other factory in thsVorId.
From tho Chickering's have smanated the best
ana moae permanent improvements that hgye
brought the Piano to Ito present perfection and by
the great capital they have invested in manu-
ring conveniences they can sell fall fifty per cent,
cheaper than any other factory. None OF their In
strumeDts leave the Wareroom without their hay.
Ing been fnIly inspected By the best artists
AZ this factory has never more than one agency
In city In Richmond these instruments can only
be sold by the subscriber.
TIE factory warrants ell Pianos sold by this
agency. $3.50 go.
Orders promptly attended to. z
Wererooms-North side Of Broad street. near 9th .
and at HABLIsToa 4 BRo's, No les Main street.
myl3 NATH'L CARUSI, Sole Agent