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FAST PRINCR.-The young Prince Of
orange, who Is expected to marry the English
Princess Alice, being determined to "have his
Hing before allowing himself TO be bound i'll
the chains of matrimony, lately had a fast
Time OF IT IN Paris, when Oh his way TO see his
fanese. This came to the knowledge OF his
intended mother-in-law, and she prevailed
upon his father, the King Of Holland, TO re-
leYate him 10 Bordeaux. 10 the city OF the Ga
rome he went, taking with him three handsome
young women from the Grand Opera 10 tenn
per exile and make it endurable. These were
taken from him, and at the end of four days
he was again in Paris; whereupon he was or
dered TO pack up his traps and 60 to Cher
bourg, where, though 1t is so near To the sea, it
il supposed he will be safe from the songs of
the sirens. The Princess Alice will probably
ladies being partial to gentlemen who are s.
little wild" The throne OF Holland can't be
perilled for such trifie.
HIGH AND Low MARRIAGE.-A banker in
Chicago, named Dudley H. Farlin, who, not
long since, failed for nearly n hundred thou
sand dollars, was recently married to noto-
rious courtezan, known throughout the West
as kentucky Joe" II is said the lady had
something like a cool fifty thousand in cash,
which, no doubt, In these times, covered up
multitude Of sins but she took the precaution
of having a marriage settlement entered into,
in which she reserved to herself all her pro-
perty. Mr.. Farlin has hitherto occupied a
very high social position, living IN me style
with highly esteemed mother and sister, who
feel the degrading calamity most keenly.
MALICIOUS MIsCHIEF-1hro,cinga at the Cars.
On Friday morning last, just before dawn, as
the cars on the Central Road were passing
about two miles beyond Franklin, billet OF
wood, weighing about six pounds. was thrown
by some miscreant through one OF the win
dows Grazing the head Of Mr. Sanderson, of
Madame Anna Bishops troupe, it struck
against the opposite side Of the car immediate
ly over Madame Bishops head and fell on the
seat behind her Fortunately no damage was
done to any of the passengers, though the
fragments Of glass from the window were
scattered in the face of those sitting near it
Saranaah Republican, 20h.
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81 VCLS1, Mr.. kFNMs

kfhEQCES1, Mr.. KTW,..
sEcoND G;bks AiyNS
Al the Third Baptist Cbayes CoScf,.
ro,n.ffkibAT NIGHT. F % erse. a..
OF ~ pupils Will assis, IN s,nSn scaooI' r
snch as Rounds. Duets. Gna ,,s y dIs.r.,. ~
Chorusses, dc. Nsaf'ei,es, T.Fs,,
TICKETS Is CENTS o., ''" $
haif piIee. Concert to eo,om ns,dfsa an4 a..
THE CELEBRATED, o.,c '.s :
ONLY "'NAl, !,
BCCkLEY'S SERrN,"
AND ETHIOPIAN BrRIv.,''AaDERs
FROM -. sR JpkeTFt. u,
Together with the dis,, n" a. NV Yo.,
MISS J,t DIIglaa'
The onl, Comcany IN exlstsno.aD,
VIII bt kLFSSCE OpER .aA Mr.,
YIN WI, appear at VI ECHAN ir"ssS'
noN DAl evening. Feb Eth. ta,IS Hal
ments. e1osrsci series OF their unias, s,ia
n al NEGRO MlNsTRpIsv
INsTRUMENTAL.Axn
Ending zach svsr;ra IERPSiCH0pe,
BCkLt.sQ u OpFR"a,is VCs- \
for further particulars. saa
''ssirehts' posters. and progrsmm :. ,s,afs ".
pOWERS' ,-,ooA, , A,,r
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RARE ENTERTAiNMENT.-A few evenings
ago the ladies Of Greenville, Augusta county,
Va, gave Leap Year party to the gentlemen
of that section OF the county. Nearly two
hundred persons were present
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81 :.ss ::' S1TS S'
iiEf III rs URNs &c. ier gs.or oias%sni.
AZ have ssn blind sI"cs avs 2sa,s OF age; and and
ss sH' .h % S sssieiss Ssps sss ss ADD
as.vS. e nv stes ), s:ss as
oke Hoess," Broad street. three doors above g.L.
WANT.D:::A,s! BOOK ,KEE EI::: vhe may o. Z.
House. n the city N2 on: need ap1ly whP i not
k;:Rans fof No. ss
N. Blood references required. feD-n
IMANTED-A Eood. WnEELWRTGHT One
county Of Henrc0, some twelve or thirteen miles
below edmond: single man preferred. Apply At
18th streets, between the hours Of and u clock
WANTED-TO PURCHAS Dwell
w LlNI. containing about SIX rooms, Kitchen
Gc.. attached: within about twenty minutes walk
S I'm sp,S addIs:: u: once
suitable 70 build on. might hnd a purchaser.
WANTED-TO hlRE-A WOMAN Of middle
factory references to character and capacity re-
!ndsns at my soE PAX iIss!
WANTED. 1--WE wish to employ good OPE-
w RATOR on sewing mschines-one aocus-
toned to work on shirts with Wheeler 4 Wilson's
fs Its ~ WI - :" ~" cH HiIis CHENERY.
WANTED-T0 DRUGGISTS-By a gentleman
w who has had an exRerisnce of upwards Of
command capital Of $500. a PARTNER. with
q ike amount OF capital. and capable of managing
the books and finances Of a large business. Such a
party can Ike assured OF the prospect OF establish
to b M
mOnd AunlicatiopS Of hn ODD ~ sod af,o
until 10Th March, and after that date to B. A. y.
WANTED-.Allt the Shoemakers to know that
Pss s nH xsn Of Of
liable article at fair price must leave orders now,
an make sIy * EGh
~ ~ '''' N'''''' '''''' F. B. sPALDING,
ia W-lm~ 18th street near Cary. up stairs.
WANTED-A TEACHER:-Al lady qualified to
w give instruction IN the usual Engish branches
s as n So afs
male Seminary by addressing immediately Box ~,
ferred. jaN-5w'
NANTED.-25t to 30 WOOD CT TIERS, to cut
ia 25-ts N ' '' GEO. WATT h co.
WANTED-Fifteen able Negro MEN. from
Hn a at ns
consequence to a single laborer has occurred IN
these Mines for seven years; and a large advance
over surface hires Will be paid for good men. Fac
tory hands will not be employed on any terms. APP
ply to Mr.. RICH REINs. at the Coal yard, corner
10th and Cary sts., or at the Mines.
ia 2l-ts JOHN J. WERTH. Agent.
MANTEls-IO hire for the balance of the year.
w 5 COLORED HANDS, to work on Repairs Of
Road, between Richmond and Ashland. Apply to
WIN. N. BRAGG, Sup't
Office r., F. and p. r. r. Co..
Richmond, lAth Jan'y. lS60t jaH-ts
WANTED-Every body to know that | have
~ commenced the mangfacture Of TRUNKS,
CARPET BAGS, and VALICES at No. 81. Main
street, Richmond, where they can find beautiful
assortment of Trunks, Vaiices, and Carpet Bags,
s1 every style at prices as low rs thev can be
and retail, Trunks repaired and Covers made to
order. at the shortest notice.
de 23-6m JAMES KNOTS.
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z FAIR AND SUPPER.-The Ladies
BAPTisT CHI are he!d S's sale sts Of FAN
SH h6 an% RE-
basement OF that house. every day and night tins
week. The object of this sale Is to support Mis-
sionary at Rockets, Their friends and the public
generally are invited. fe 22-3tt
49, TRADERs' BANK.-At a meeting
sF>a-a of the Commissioners, under act of
BsNk " HE 'G F ias
18th FEBRUARY, 1860, 1t was resolved that Books of
Subscription he opened on the 2.d day of March,
4 the toIoMinE places n the city Of RICHMOND
Belts, Smith Harwood's and Isaacs Ia, lor's,
for subscription to stock to sald Bank
HE s TS}F DAVIS. I.Gc, JOHNSON,
81 F R}fHtA w W. !; S sfNEEffa'
:: i! l $hh$5ssrs, aoi0aoS Il S AVA
49, THEs!xTH LECTURE before the
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASsO-
o'AiloS OLIVIER LIZ E sf5.v sHIB 3 ESQ.
In the Hal Sft BE- MECHANICS institute on tn RS
:; cents f. be STAINED a, the Rooms,
Meade & Bakers, Of Mr.: Powers, at the Fxchsns E
H 81 81 and y, at the door RR H4WIsoN.
%oAA Observation-Disclosures +
AND PEfERsBbRG. and any persons Who are
disposed TO and in ESTABLISHING Boot. Shoe, and
:. tbs M w be hs5
time some practical addresses in reference to the
manufacturing interests of the State will he made:
The public generally are invited. fe 20-td
sHoCkOE HILL GENERAI
~ A'E q. u. H. TYLER,
Office on Marshall. Bst'csen S.xsA and Ssuss.A
Streets,
Eh RRXE H sfSfE H sE Mt
GROEs, and act IS a GENERAL AGENT. He
returns his thanks for the liberia patronage bestov
cd upon him for two years past au Sl-6m
VIRGINIA FERTILIZER,
raHosr i ssS ys5R;HE,!5 s?Ss ssAxo.
H!gRE EFt ffsr Fl dfsS q FASs
Price $50 cash. per ton OF 1900 pounds.
Having been for many years largely engaged IN
rspoItsd to u.s. by reliable PRACTICAL farmsrs. tie
result Of experiments with neaIy every variety ot
gusno enables MS to furnish fertilizer which we
be much cheaper than the Peruvian. when used
alone.
The ing rodents in this preparation are the very
hest Peruvian and Phosphate Guanss, selected
with great care and by rlgid anal, SIS. ground to
very hae powder, and thoroughly and ultimately
For TOBACCO, OATS and CORN. 70 do not
fetal effects. in the Improvement Of the land is
questionable
'sf fl,2 ts s;pS% h1s on hand suppl,
s. McGRUDER'S SONS,
r E-3tAwlm Richmond.
GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS. AND
" TEAS
WINSTON POWERS,
Coraer Of Cary and Peayi Sfs., leading TO Mayo's
Bptdse,
Keep constantly on hand large stock of the
choicest GROCERIES,. = AS CHAMPAGNE.
and other VINES; LONDON DOCK And Other
pure RaANDiES; PURE kiE and other 6ne
w HlEkEYH, all III which they warrant uu please
the most fAstldious cOanoisseur. 70 0-Sm
CROlOk CREAM AND SLACK TEAS-
ss.aes-s VIZ. +. KINGS.
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AMUsEAaErr.


III dRANb ff.t.rWAap,
LA. ur,Ir3ss aIvrs snL Bar,
ne andorsixncd hog leays hs H0rst
:. ss sss .A: :o s a gave HEaAzSp psssfS
month, MONDAY NIs;H.rh L. On The a. 81
AAfne COTlLLON bl rex, as
a;Sa Tickets to adInit a Gn ssiI!hss se.. q.
IA kEFREsHMENra..a% To-
the entertainment. ." WIN b ssfv,.
IA SUPPER, @ cents each. 'Aa
v. JONES
+ 4 ELM.
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lSSOLU TlON.-The co partnership of
- CRENSHAW. QUARLES& CO. is dissolved,
by the death Of MIR. CRENsHAw All persons IN
de bted To us Viii pie ase make Immediate pay men
and those having claims against US viii present
them to either OF the surviving partners for pay
Ineat.
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WANTED-A TEACHER:-A lady qualified to
w give instruction in the usual English branches
and in Music on the Piano; can obtain desirable
situation as an ASSISTANT TEACHER in q Fe-
male Seminary by addressing Immediately Box -,
Staupton, Va. Southerner and presby terrain pre-
ferred. jaN-5Wt
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"a Planetts BittsrS This Celebrated
Tome has been used successfully Tor the last twelve
years n n cases Of INDIGESTION. Flstulsncy. Gen
They create = healthy action fhroug hout the
body, restore the appetite, equaiize the circula-
tion, give tone and energy to the system, and
create power OF resistance 10 disease rafely OBJ
tanned. w
PLAINTIFFS BITTERS
Are purely Vegetable, and adapted To all ages aud
c4ndItioas; are for sale by FISHER WIN
STON, and BY Gaocers and Drugg1sts generally.
Depot No. ia Pc tIi street. NY.
FISHER L WINSTON, Druggists,
10 Il-Jm No. Us lain st.. Richmond.
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4 AMEETING OF THECITtZENS
AND PETERSBURG, and any persons who are
disposed to and in establishing Boot. Shoe and
Leather Manu- factory at Chester will be held at
Chester, on TUESDAY,, the 2Sth inst. at which
time some practical addresses in reference to the
manufacturing interests Of the State will lie made.
The public generally are invited, fe 2O-td
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ma. Fine Arts.--A large assortment of
CLASSIC. ANCIENT and MODERN ENGRAV
lNGS. by the most distinguished masters, such rs
Desnayers. Strange. Vile. Woolle,t etc, etc,
among which will lie found the splendid
Guido-AURORA. Engraved by X. Mcrghen
Raphael URATION. Engraved by
X. Morghen.
l.. Du vlnsi-LASr SUPER. Engraved by r.
Morghen.
Co!rsggio-MAG DALENE. Engraved by
Longhi.
Raphael-LO SPAsiMO. Engraved BY Toschi,
And others Of great merit.
Lovers Of works Of art are respectfully invited
to call and examine them at leisure This collec-
tion, br"ue hit here from Europe by Mr. Dot,i print
seller, is ote red for sale ,or a fe', onI. 1T
u. V. SUNDBERG'S
Picture Frames Store, ay MAIN st,set.
fe H-6tt
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49, FAIR AND SUPPER

-, FAIR AND SUPPER-The Ladies
49, of the Sewing Circle of the FIRST
BAPTIST CHURCH are holding sale of FAN
CY ARTICLES and REFRESHMENTS and
will furnish HOT SUPPERS and SNACKS IN the
basement of that house. every day and night this
week. The object of this sale Is to support Mis-
sionary at Rockets. Their friends and the publ
generally are invited. fe 22-3tt
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(O.U1rtnerSh;D

NO.p3rtnerSh;p-
The undersigned have this day formed a CO.
partnership, under the name and sts le of THOMAS
y. 9CARLES SONS. for the purpose of CON
drctIng general retail X RG GOODS business,
IN The house occupied by the late firm of Cren-
shaw, Gluares Co We respectfully solicit the
PATRONAGE of the late concern. and will conduct
our business on the same terms. We will receive
our spring stock during the month of March, and
Will offer every inducement TO the trade TO pur-
chase of US.
We shalt retain IN employ Messrs. JOHN o.
SALE, Of Caroline county RoBr. l. PENDLEToN
WV. TAYLoR of Richmond, who viii lie pleased
to the ir friends,
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THOMAS H. QUARLES,
fe 23-6t BENJAMIN Nj. QUARLES.
NOTICE. The undersigned having been en-
~ sased in the LUMBER BUSINESS for sew
era years for X. II. Whitleck L Son. begs leave
TO inform his friends and acquaintance both in
town and country, that me has opened Il UMBER
YARD on the corner OF 18th and Dock streets. in
rear of /. Il. b. Davenport's, and will keep on
hand all kinds Of BUILDING LUMBER, SHIN
I'll. Els. SAWED LATH': &c, for sale on reason
able terms. lie 2s-lm'l w. w. WELLS.
T. q. McCANN Il MISS VI. A. SlcCANN,
L. ~ PORTRAIT PAINTERS.
Miss MCCAIN will execute most Of the ladies'
PORTRAITS. the softness and richness of her
style al coiorins being peculiarly adapted 10 the
purpose.
:, "a, Specimens may be seen ut the show room OF
Mr.. JNo. w. DAVIES Marble Works. lie 22-lm'
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WANTED-.Allth the Shoemakers to know that {
W continue to manu- iacture all kinds of SHOE
liable article at fair price must leave orders now
and all others may send their orders to the North
and it don't make any difference how far North
they send them. HOWE'S WON DERF l.
LEATHER-S I'll CHING MACHINES may be
seen in operation, making shoes.
F. B. SPALDlNG,
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WANTED. 1--WE wish to employ good or E.
w kATOR on sewing machines accus
TONED to work on shirts with Wheeler Wilson s
machine. To work in our house.
fe 15-ts CHfLES i CHENERY.
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SHOCkOE HILL GE NERAL
NJ AGENCY.
g. W. H. TYLER,
Office on Marshall, Bsttcsss Stxth and SsussM
Streets,
Continues to RENT OUT HOUSES. HIRE OUT
NEGROES, SELL REAL ESTATE, SELL NE
GROES, and act Rs a GENERAL AGENT. He
returns his thanks for the liberal patronage bestov
cd upon him for two years past. au Sl-6m
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MASS MEETING ON CAPITOL SQUARE-A
vast throng assembled on Capitol Square last
night, to hear addresses from delegates So
journing here ON their way home from the
Democratic National Convention. The speak.
ers occupied position on the Washington
Monument and were severally introduced by
Mr.. Daniel H. London, of Richmond. Mr..
jackson, Of Ga, spoke first, after which there
were loud calls for Yancey, who excused him.
self on the plea Of excessive fatigue but pro-
.nissd 70 address the citizens of Richmond ON
some future occasion, il it should be their
wish.
Robert G.. Scott then made speech and
after several other gentlemen had been un-
avaihngly called upon, Mr.. Beverly Douglass,
Of King William, was introduced. He favor
ed the calling of Democratic State Oonven<
ton, in order, a. we understand it, that there
might BE- but one Democratic ticket in the
field and until that was done, he would not
advise the ratification of either nomination
made at Baltimore. His remarks, which &C.
casioned some sensation, were replied to by
Mr.. Chopper. Of Accomac. Gov. Lubbock. OF
Texas, and Mr.. Lewis E. Harvie, Of Virginia.
followed; and when We left the place, at half.
past 10 o'clock, Mr.. Jackson, Of Georgia was
again speaking. sa.ea eel (
The crowd was made up Of persons of both
parties, but from the manifestations at Va.
rious times, we judged there was little or NO
disposition to favor the nomination of Stephen
A. Douglas, while that of Breckinridgs seem.
cd to b satisfactory. From the remarks of
Messrs. Douglass and Harvie, we infer that
Democratic State Convention will Be called at
IN early day. e+a ,s..} f
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The First Atlantic Steamship

In the "reminiscences Of early enterprises In
ocean steam navigation, which the anticipated
voyage Of the Great Eastern 10 the United
States has elected, the fact has teen sinsu-
darby overlooked that the FIRST steamship
which ever crossed the Atlantic, was Savan-
nah vessel, built for and owned by Savannah
merchants. and ssnt By sAhem on her srest en- )
terpriss This vessel was built by CRooxsR
4 FacasrT. ~ OorleaEss Hook, New York; she
was named the Savannah, was $50 tons. shin.
rugged. and WAS fnrpished with . horizontal
engine. She called ffoa New York for aavaa.l
man IN ths year 1873. the passage occupying
seven days, Sonr Of Which s1hos vas under
steam. fron SsvannaA che proceeded direct
70 Liverpool whsre ahe arrived after q ma.
sage Of sighsssa days, during seven OF which i
me was under steam. When about entering
81 6eorgs's Channel Of the city Of Orr a.
volume OF smoke arising from IL vHsael.
s'ed the inprsssioa tAat . sAip. vas On
"'e' and the conmAndpe Of II 1fatisA -
sent on two cutaa1ptn ~ ssltse Her aSrfv6l
aa Liverpool asew . great crowd toretker
VINO grested ter will. onthnakaatkes cher.
She nexs visited he prineinai ....s...
on ~ naetteS - ww q sns.s.sSr~ -.
interest % ~ yastons 49, - 49,
On accosat Of ths,hlGA pstss - - -.
carried 20 sssnm on ths nStnln uae.s-. 49,
me wheels were tsassn 81 Nss ee~Se.sss
was Oaps. nossas. bssbeysa - y II 1,st.s..
t.at 49, ~ : sseenaboat sithr 70 Phals1s..
ps1 o1 nsiumoEs A. ~ eonplestoia Of ~.
~. .syss ~ sAsaaaaA vssssoiA Afs6u6e6e11
-. Il. ~. ~. - nap1 - = - go
s.. e.vsssea ssa New Yss4. - 49,.
49," =. ~ acse o. xoek IaianA -
Arrived in Me- Wsr~a, - 49,. - t@Qo
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p1!HHHD rOx D?W N.-0teaf inaoce ueats
e: os!sis.i ss,ss 1os 80 e CD r.si: fas.:a
Tin fabrics OF iii seylss wsi s. nssiSA & siosis1
a.' '''sSSih i ISL IA 81 Arssop. Mai. st.
200 "a s zsrs ) cosss sss.s"s 6s.ss.d. f &
eered and ca. Loaf 10 ssSts fos ssls 3 .or.
Is. sls: ss:sf W S:"' s HssS ws':s:s.
dsasrsst esaaaas. = stossia tsE - ~ .nrs
A. ~. ss..n xss:: ;,:'i e
aAv's .sA n''s.'''' < &n i.ks zLLAcs soxs.
= .11Y'1 eIpna W - 8 Go 9 lsll-
.ss .osiSs. ID s.ll ss.sls -: 81 -. y.
Il! q 1 -. s rlAip . II ai:ii2 s. Sc
: nd ss'.l: ION Ia l;a III. Sss.,.. :
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~ kts !, "a Oh s 81
lkl LII a aInll11 0Aoon' - q
!: - = - - : = - - MlE. uAij.Ac1 go.
m 60 g nlS'sa11Gas-e 80
NV Haas y sessss e sals q Aor - - =
t ;s "a = y III 81; = = IS 3 - =
81. !. -. -. !. q q. kzM1M1oax.
w. ksaV tllfESsa:;ff 8 a |. - =
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VVEN DOLLARS A DAY CAN BE MADE
AGENTS WANTED MALE OR FEMALE.
The BEST 5...s

ThE BEST -.-.r -t..
UNITED STATES RAILROAD MAP
Ever offered to the American public Five feet
square, and sells At so.
The usual price of such map il $40; hut BY q
new process. entirely unknown to any other per
son, am enabled to print, coi0r and mount this
map strong linen, with rollers, and retail 1t at
LLOYD'S AMERICAN RAILROAD MAP
OFTHE " STATES AND THE CANA DA S.
Shows every foot of the country every Railroad
in actual operation up to the first day OF June,
1860 is represented, with every station, town and
city marked down plainly, and the G!stances be-
tween each station also, the name of each Kali
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on the river, are marked down.
a. map Of all the States east OF Now York. on
also inserted in the blank space Of the Atlantic
Ocean, south, and is the most full map OF the
Eastern States ever engraved Alone worm the
TINE DIAL
II also engraved on the map. showing at glance
the difference in time between Washington CIT,
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EVERY FARMER WILL BUY 1T.
EVERY MERCHANT WILL. BrY 1T and
EVEY BUSINESS NAN WILL BUY IT.
IL Ageafs ean sell Ten Copies Day.0
Sule rights to canvass count . given.
Sample copies, in sheets, cOlOred nicely, sent by
mail on receipt of 81 cents.
Those ordering mounted copies must bo sent BY
express.
Seven new Subscription Books now ready. Send
for Circulars, Terms, &c.
Regis cred letters are ut our risk.
JAS. T LLOYD. Agent.
Publisher, No. l64 Broadway, N. Y.
je 27-d&cwlt. 80. -
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%3O ono - ~ 5sS SoST, E2n CASH 70
GwATkTN having determined t. auit the DRY
Gosds business, will, from thi, dste, throw his
for cash to CLOSE - speedily % 1assible. II ID
rarely that such adesrable stcck u oaered q cost
Embroidsfiss, Prints, Ribbons, HOOP skirts, Fine
Dress Goods. Bleached Cottons, Linen Hdkfs., q
large lot o. Fancy Colofed Silks. Plaids, LaWns,
Plsnnels; also, Carpets. -
The Store House II for rent.
: - Frs CHAS A. GWATKIN,
~ lF2aws. Corner Of eth aud Main sta.
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RICHMOND PHlLHARMONIC
~ ASSOCIA flON.-An adjourned business
on this WEDN ESDAYJs evening, at s,S O'Clock.
By order Of the PreMaent.
10 1-lts HENRY HARVEY, Bec'y.
HON. ID. w. VOORHEES, Of In
- diana, val! address the Literary Societles
Of the Unive,sty. OF Virsinia. ON w EDNESDAY,
July ID, e previously advertised The public are
invited n attend. COMMITTEES.
10 Is -StaWtd
UNION PRAYER MEETING. >.
~ Union Prayer Meeting of ell denomi-
nations viii 10 held every AFTERNOON this
week. under the auspices Of the he ogrg Mems
BYTERfAN CHURCH. REV Or. Read 81 from
till O'Clock. The citizens generally are invited
TO attend. we'll a. oil STRANGERS visiting the city.
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COMMISSIONERS OPFIcE,l

mo the CREDfIUWSS OF 1F9 III aI EltsTAft
L OF JOHN G. CARTER, DECEASED, AN D
ALL OTHERS CONCERNED.-Yog are hereby
notified that at the request Of Rev. Thomas Bin
ford. executor Of the estate Of the said JOHN g.
GARTER, deceassd. have apgointed the 3oth
DAY OF JUNE, 1850, At the Oi.co Of Cabell &
Sands, for receiving proof Of debts or demands
s.Eainst the said decedent his estate, 1t Which
Sndssr nm m, \ hand, a. con@,ssioner Of the County
Court OF HenricO County the da. and year first
Aforesaid. lie 2S-6tal JOHNSON H. SANDS.
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OFFICE VA. FIRE 4 MARINE ms. CO.,(
RICHMOND, June ~. 1860.
GENERAL MEETING OF
NJ tho Stockholders Of this Institution will
be held at the office Of tho Company, On MON
DAY. the I'D July next, at 5 O'Clock, p. M.
Nv order of tho Board Of Directors.
10 = did VIM. WILLIS, Jr.. Eec'y.