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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-07-12

List Of Letters
PROBATE ORDER.

TATE OF MICHIGAN County of Cass.-ss.
- At a session of the Probate Court for the
County of Cass, holden at the Probate Office, in
CassapOlis, on Tuesday the third day of July, in
the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty.
Present, Clifford Shanahan, Judge of Probate.
In the matter of the estate of Ella Brown and
Frank Brown, minors. On reading and filing the
petition duly verified of Charles G. Lewis, praying
for license to sell real estate of said minors.
Thereupon it is ordered, that Tuesday, the
seventh day of August next at ten O'clock in the
forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of said Pc
ition, and that the heirs at law of said minors,
and all other persons interested in said estate are
required to appear at a session of said court then
to be holden at the Probate Office in Cassapolis,
and show cause if any there be, why the prayer of
the petitioner should not be granted.
And it is further ordered that said petitioner
give notice to the persons interested in said estate,
of the tendency IF said petition and the hearing
thereof by causing copy of this order to be pub
lished in the Cass County Republican, a newspaper
printed and circulating in said County of Cass, for
three successive weeks previous to said day of
hearing. c. SHANAHAN,
A true copy. Judge Of Probate.
July 8, 1860. julyl2 l2*w3
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FArA1 Acc1pENr.-On Saturday

FATAL ACCIDENT. On Saturday
morning, July 7th Mrs. Eliza A. Hay, wife of DAN
lei Hay, of the township of Newberg. was almost
instantly killed by falling from tree in the yard
while gathering cherries Mrs. Hay has spent a
long life in dsinterested benevoence. charity and
piety, to the mature age of almost 60 years. The
departed leaves large circle ofrelatves and friends
to mourn her loss. May her precepts and her ex-
amples serve as chart to all who knew her virtues
Her sudden death adds another to the frailtv of
all things human. f..
Newberg July 9th 1850.
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~ NATHAN. ALDRICH, ESQ.,, Is our au-
thorized agent at Edwardsburgh, to procure sub
scriptions, advertisements, &c.
~ ORRIN~T. WEIGH, ESQ.,, is our author
lied Agent at Decatur, to procure subscriptions,
advertisements, &c. t'-i q
~ RousDs L.NepoS, Esqs, Proprietors Of
the Printers Cabinet are agents for this paper in
the city of Chicago, Ill., to procure advertisements.
subscriptions. &c.
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Sc x ;,

Persons receiving the Republican with the above
mark set opposite their name, win know that the
term for whichthev have subscribed has expired.
In all cases. but one paper will be sent after the
expiration unless an arrangement for continuation
BY letter or otherwise is made. Subscribers are
respectfully solicited to renew their subscriptions
at an early date; by doing there viii. be no break
in the regular receipt of the paper. and they will
also be comforting great favor upon us.
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NJ A r r / + d +.

In this village, Friday June 29th, by s.
Bowling, Esq, Mr.. NATHANIEL SMITH, for
merly of the city of Battle Greek, to Miss MARY
FLAT, of this village.
Also. by the same. on Sunday, July 1st Mr.
CLARK HENDRICKS, to Miss MARY JANE
HILL, both of this village
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THr FouRrH.-The fourth passed off

The FoURTH.-The fourth passed off
very quietly in this village. As there was no
celebration here many of our citizens, together
with the iremen attended the Tournament at Battle
Greek, sketch of which will be found in another
column. At Cassapolis an old fashioned celebration
was had. and everything passed off we'll
Sunday School celebration at Sumnerville drew a
large number of persons to that village.
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SCHOOL MEETING. - An adjourned
School meeting o. fractional School District No. Z,
Silver Greek, will be held at the Wigwam in this
village, Monday evening next, at ~ o'clock.
A general attendance is requested -
= = = - = J. II SMITH Director
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Unconstitutional has the N. Y.

LITKRARY.-Alward has the n. Y.
Weekly; n. Y. Ledger; N. Y-Sweekly Tribune
The Flag of our Union; The Welcome Guest
Boston Pilot; True Flag; American Union; Wa
very Magazine; Irving Magazine; Banner of Light;
Scientific American; Harpers Weekly; U. S. Police
Gazette; Leslies' Paper; N. :. illustrated News
Wilkes Spirit; Porters' Spirit N. Y. Clipper /;
Casselrs Illustrated Bible, for the current week.
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NoTIcE.-The next Social of the
Ladies Universalst Society will be held at the
idence of c. T. Lee. Tuesday evening next,
July 17th 1850. All cordially invited to attend.
Mas. CHARLES CoxsrocK, Sec'y.
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Pills, per box, 25 cents; Plasters, 1871 cents.
Herrck's matchless Pills startle the people
with their cures. This is the season to use them.
Large boxes 25 cents; 5 boxes 81. See advertise.
msnt on third page, 5sol msyl0-S*m4
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~ We are under obligations to
Rev. E. H. Day for a basket of nice garden sauce,
for which he will please receive our thanks.
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a. Mrs. J. Clifton will please &C
eept our thanks for a nice lot Of currents. They
were very acceptable.
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~ For interesting miscellaneous
matter see fourth page u fh = At-ttt
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Corporation Proceedings.

Corporation Proceedings.
JUNE 23d, 1860.
Present, Mr.. James Sullivan, President, Messrs.
Olney, Wagner, Cobb, Ireland and Warner, Trus-
tees.
ACCOUNTS AUDITED:
One in favor of p. Hanan, in the sum of 4,70
far the repairing of Hose, and one in the sum OF
80 cents freight on the same. - A4A- -
RESOLUTIONS:
By d. Fl. Wagner,
Rsozped, That every man liable TO work pole
tar 10 this village. shall work one day upon the
public streets and highways, or commute by paying
the sum of one dollar Adopted:
= On motion, Committee consisting Of Messrs.
olnsy and Warner wersby the chair, aPPoinsedfor
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| BAKER low, oO
Buckeye /" (Mishwaka Pattern) 90
Curtiss {" (Adjusting Beam) 6 90
Curtiss Iron Beam Plow, COM
plete with clevis, wheel q Golfer 90
Cradles, Morgan Rather, with
G. S. Scythes, 325
Turkey Wing Cradles, with cast
steel Scythes, fAr - 8 90
Revolving Horse Rakes, a SO
Harrow Teeth dR fb, 6
Cast Steel hoes, 25
Cast Steel Hay Knives, best quality 90
Grind Stones, f2 fb, u
Cutting Boxes, 4 so
Manila Rope, warranted
pure, ~ fb, 121
Corn Shelter, with Separator,
best in use, IL 90
Steel Cultivator Teeth, with
bolts and washer, 90
Best Silver Steel Scythes, LOO
Hay Rakes, best quality, 10
Double and Single Shovel Plow
Moulds, cut to pattern,
TO BLACKSMITHS:
Best American Tire Iron ~ fb, 8
Round and Square Iron, R fb, 4
Band and Stake Iron, ~ fb, 4
] Round Iron, p fb, 4
Oval and J Oval Iron, ~ fb, 4
Peru Horse Shoe Iron, P 10, 4
Best Quality Nail Rods, R fb, y
Sweed's u fb,
Plow Steel, y fb,
Double and Single Shovel Plow
Moulds, cut to pattern, 81
Navlor's & Sanderson's Cast
Steel, p fb, Is
Steel Seat Springs, heavy, II inch
per pair. 2 121
Steel Seat Springs, heavy, II inch
per pair, 225
Best Quality Wagon Springs,
per fb, 10
Best Quality Sulkey Springs,
per pair, 2 rs !
Cowing's Thimble Skeins,
2H61, ~ sett, 90
Best Quality Thimble Skeins,
39S1I, weighing 100 TBS to
the sett, 4 90
English Vices, d9 fb, 10
American Solid Box Vices ~ ID, 13
Peter Wright's Best Quality
Wrought Iron English An
wills. p Ib. ~
American AEvils, R fb,
Butchers Horse Rasps, 60
TO HOUSEKEEPERS:
inch Elevated Oven Stoves,
Large Oven, burning 25 w
inch wood, Complete with
Furniture, Is 90 !
inch Square Stove with Ex- a.t
tended Oven, burning 25
inch wood, Complete with
Furniture, Is 90
6 Quart Milk Pans, made from
Heavy Charcoal Tin, 16
Window Cornaces from SOC to A 90
Brass Kettles, p fb, 90 40 |
TO SAW MILL OWNERS:
Cast Steel Muley Saws, feet,
by II inches, p 90 |
Cast Steel Mulley Saws, y feet
by IL inches, Is 90
Graves q Benedict's Axes,
warranted, / 90
Graves q Benedict's Axes,
warranted ~ box, 10 SO
Cast Steel Hook Tooth Cross
Cut Saws, per foot, IS
Butchers Mill Files, IA inches, SO
Hemp Packing, p fb, Is
TO CARPENTERS:
Spear & Jackson's Hand & Panel
Saws, 26 inch, Us
Best quality Bench Planes,
per sett, $50
Wrot Iron Bench Screws, II in. 1 90
TO COOPERS:
Cooper's Jointers, per pair, 200
Tress Hoops, best quality, ~ sett, so
Hoop Knives, IS
following, Backing & Stave
Knives, s74
SUNDRIES:
Shot, % bag, 200
Bird Cages, from 621c to 90 +
Revolving Pitcher Spout Pumps,
warranted the best in use, 800
Best Oak Well Buckets, 62J
Cast Steele Buck Saws, complete
with frame and patient stretcher Is
Shaved Pine Shingles, warranted,
per NJ,
White Wood Shingles, warranted,
per n, |,
Our entire Stock of Hard Ware and Cutlery, {
stoves and Tin Ware, Iron and Steel-which We +
intend to keep full and complete--we will sell a
low for Cash or Ready Pay.
We would call especial attention to our Tin e
footing. We are prepared to make Contracts at /
he lowest price, we employ none but the most h
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HEEN "A ~
VICTORIOUS 8!
WIN. A. ROOD.

p I @ II u r e s
at all times, in cloudy or fair weather, and he is
also prepared to execute all the various styles of
PICTURES now taken in the West, at very
reaso 'abIe prices
~ Rooms first door north of A. ~ Awards
Bookstore, where you respectfully solicited to
call and examine his Style of Pictures, which for
richness of tone, beauty of finish and durability
are unsurpassed. .'i ftisil ~.
The subscriber having had seven years expert
ence in the ART, is satisfied that lie can give en-
tire satisfaction to oil those who choose To favor
him with their patronage
Children Pictures taken in TWO SECONDS.
Pictures set in. Pins. Rings, Lockets &c. Also.
Pictures taken for TWENTHF7FEC CENTS
<.--. 49,. e.-asv WMrA A.. ROOD.
Dowagiac, May 3lst 1860. may3l-6*f
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Is States, l47 electoral votes.
So Douglas election is ont of the
question. know it is a great privilege
to belong to the regular Democratic
party, and let me assure all concerned
that after this fall, nothing will ever be
heard about the Douglas Sqnatter par
ty any more than we now hear of the
Buffalo Boilers: that both conventions
at Baltimore were irregular. no honest
man can deny, but that every certain
Democratic State joined the conven-
ton that nominated Breckenridge, is
also true and / advise to organize the
National Breckenridge Democratic
party throughout Michigan: and sug-
gest that mass meeting of the friends
af Breckenridge and Lane be held at
the city of Jackson on the last Tues
day in August 1860 to make out an
electoral ticket and nominations for
Congress, and to organize the Demo
cratic party. In this County of Cass,
there are large number of National
men, and we presume if we do our du-
ty, a majority of the democracy, will
stay united to Buchanan, Cass, Brock
inridge and Lane, while other men
will 60 off with. Douglas, Richmond
and others who damn the South and
construe the Declaration of Indepen-
dence so as to include all black-mcn,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-05
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL, N.
AT TIE INTERSECTION OF BhUADWAl
Opposite Madison Square.

HIs LOCATION the healthy delightful and central In
this great merop and convenient 10 the Hudson Xiv
There are four lines omnbues tina. pass the Hotel
Reary every minute dung the day and evenng besides which
railways the Fourth and Sixth Aveue
lines which terminate Wall street, and continually on
within block Of the Hotel thus aaorng better oppor-
obtaining seat With certainty land less loss OF
me than other pont These lines OF onnibusse and
cars direct the CESrEAL PARK which ID eonsd
world.
study and experience and render the most eooria
homeke Hotel In tine world All the improvements that
comfort have suggested have been introduced
Every precauton has ben taken during construction, 10 Sc
cure the positive safety guests dangers OF condaga
Subdivision double brick walls extend from the rock oun
ted by layer OF eeuni making the enre STRUCTURE
Am'Ig other important Improvements IN addition 10 The usual
sarways NEz1L RAILWAY to convey from the first TO
upper floors In successful operation upon aplan which admits
u no poss bllty Of accident
Lofty spacious continues corridors, forming promenade
upon each Of the six stories give light and air in the
highest degree, to every apartment
ALbera space has been Appopatei 70 public Drawing Rooms
Parlors connecting wheh and the Dining Rooms there
grand Promenade Hall Suites spacious PsoTs Chambers aud
Dressing Rooms, with al the modern eonvSuence have been e.
pecy designed for the comfort OF families travelling parties and
single gentlemen. 49,.
40 Exchange containing The Journals Of the day. and all the
added 20 the many o. the Hotel and there Tel
egraph Ofee connecting with al parts Of the country
Billiard and Chess Rooms OF the most approved style and appoint
men provided for the Of guests and the public
Furniture and article Of use In the establishment has
HoTEr
An Communications for apartments upon any business
with The house. should he addressed to "FFTH AVENUE Ho
III. % in order 70 insure immediate attention.
The entire organization o. this Hotel has been under the direction
Boston nd Battle Point Houses Mobile, and the
Continental Hotel, PHILADELPHIA
the undersigned much pleasure to you
win much respect,
Your obedlent servants,
HITCHCOCK, DARLING 90.
Alb DARLING, late Of "Batile House" Mobile,
Il. HrcaoocK, " est Charles Hotel" New Orleans.
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HEAD QUARTERS
BOOTS AND SHOES,

NOs b Mhin ctfccts
UAGES Shoe Store % Main Street. facilities FAMILIES
whether City Country, for laying In their supplies Of
shoes rarely met with being enabled furnish
member family with description Of Shoes 4c for house,
paror Of door both Of his and The REST North
moderate phc vh good shoes Including brogues Of
make for acid banda r
In addition supply Of all kinds hoss my
make great variety
aud shoes be found In any house In Virginia
Invite all In want 10 call a the large Trunk and Shoe fmpo
nya JOHN Q, PAGE,R
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wishing TO
~ the Richmond Predeksburg and Potomac r, for wash
ngon City points further North must In Al cases be voueh
ei for BY some respectable citizen OF Richmond In person.
the officers Of the Road, tickets vi be sodE ap
pled for by letter A. d. ALLEN,
ma2O-iy Ticket Agent
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EXCHANGE HOTEL BALLARD AND HOUSE
JOSH P. a THOMAS 4 BALLARD, -PrOPreiora.
sept 8.
r,n, n U,b.on Va Burke, Pa
m Tsomp,op 10 Up Pcssv, lady, Bait
W o smith DO ~ tenns
= = ken IL Miss A DiggS la
DR. A Taylor DO a Oeuey' ,s.etty enil' ~ "
allison, 90 " " 49, 49, - ~
Mrs T II Tyre-, DO Sls-u ~ -
7 60 N, W Hancock, Ark
i $50 = IN Mss Wens do
August, g.
W WIl,ox Chll City Wnsoy.
4 3 Rowland, DO " t9al-Iu,s' ~
y Wilson, 10 - stl.ti.e9a
4 W Eddy, Wmshg p Fosgl toHhatan
~ a T,rt RATIO Miss R Finney, do
w Riffi.t M. RS Pebbles, Prthg
"A q Whitehead. 90 Mss asuory, Norfolk
n Hume and son. Porismh southAA 90
b p u.rdvIef Prsbr q lindsay, Louisa
n UrqneharL lady, children \ Holder, y Y
an ava 40 nj Jones, DO
4 r. trlrahsrt- 10 Carrington, HALIFAX
y Sr.h n a Mrs y CarriI g,ou, 10
NJ, snrealslck DO Miss L Carrngton, DO
M n k-sn 40 Mrs O 3 rhompscn. etaunton
} ! Woodhocss, Va Duncan, lady, and servant,
. srS,o A. JBFck in 4 LADY, city
D " forward Norfolk Mrs Booker Ala
h, N COCOON n, Mr. King.
n A 49, IA p Raslnss, Louisa
F M, Il An Hariis, do
P Cooke, three ladies' and yibAyaia % OnA'e''0a
Master, c n Cooke, DO Dr. Ia Berde, SEA
! "a C.etr b. c J rmbcriake, Va
u Co,lt.f CaroIna Wa.on, Louisa
a. lb,1ok Portsmouth
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

Es 5sS55l.EE
Mail and Passenger Train,
EAYE Richmond daily $50 A NJ, for Stanton, and
daily Except sundays for Jacksons River and
misunderstanding Gordonsye with the Orange and Alex
Railroad andria and intermediate Stations
charlottesville with their trains for Lynehbug and pons West Of
that place
epngs armap, Mason and Company Stages with
tie Goshen for Lexington Mboro for the Rock Alum
Bath Alum Warm Hot and Healing Springs and Jackson
River for the Sweet Red Sweet White sulphur Springs Lewis
burg, &c.
RETURNING,
Mail and Train Jacksons River daily
cept sundays at $50, Pm.
r. Through Tickets for the Rockbrdgc and Bath Alum Warm
Hot Healing white sulphur and Sweet Syringe Lexington Lewis
burg Aho for Winchester Lynchburg BRISTOL Knoxville
Chattanooga Nashville, Huntsville Memphis New Orleans and
all Important Points in the sOuhwt to be procured at the
Tic ket Office.
Through Winchester via the Alexandra oudoun and
Hampshire Railroad from Alexandria, be procured at the
Ticket ONCE In Richmond.
THOMAS DODAMFAD,
jy21 General Superintendent
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Children and not 2 years Of age, half the price for
Whit persons
HoTICE-Through Tickets be procured In Charleston
Office OF the Northeastern Railroad Company and In Pc
ersburg the office Of the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
and In Norfolk at the once Of the Norfolk Petersburg Co., the
River Railroad Co and the Office Of John Dickson OF
the james River Boat Line Also from Nashville and points eouh
Lynehburg and Charlottesville TO all the Springs
TH0S. DoDAMEAD,
General supt, Va, Central Railroad
HARNLS, MASON Co., Stage ProprietOrs.
"A,
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1860. SPRING TRADE. 1860.
DOGGET q ANDERSON

CORNER Oh GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN SIkshis,
~ YER their friends and the public iSrge ans my
stock Of French aud American PAfhh " Wy
ate STYLE and design parors chambers anng .oo, sn
halls al.o and Table OIL Cloths, all qaAhuee WINE nnu
49, eating COCO many window shades Of every description,
and prize curtain goods lace muslin curtains eormeea ana
hands cued hair and hair hair soth ana
ne Furniture Sofa SPRINGS Lounges Feather Beds Bostes and
Pillows hair noss and shuek Mattresses all OF which WI DO sod
extremely low cash. 70 puncua buyers We are aso prepa
ed 10 DO paper hanging uphoerng In the cry or country
promptly, by the best workmen Persons neeons "a
our line viii End greatly their advantage 70 ve Us
look At our and prices before buying elsewhere eP
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INPECTINE.
ru.o USorss-u ESaVer Charm.

TSOR the prevention and Of Ferer and Ag4e did h
Frer Th wonderful remedy brought 70 me
the present propfletors by friend who has peeh
eler In Persia aud tbs Holy Land. ,., ....-,
While going dom the river Euptra.e1 be
.t.E 81 Feye and Aue On discovering his condition one OF
he Boatea took from his person A saying hear ts.'
and no rsr ell touch VOR" Although lnerednous e. 70 Us
ne he complied aud experienced immediate RELIEF and mas Since
found an edeciual protection from all mAAroas com
plants ,,.., $500. .,,.hr,.a N
II iraeos powers and said that could only be obsined ron
he PRIEST, Of The sun sometlme Afterwards the gentleman ~
Converting with Priest obtained nom him the secret Of Us pr
paaon and asceraned the medicinal herbs were
IN which Il was COMPOUNDED The wonderful virtues OF tbs ar
Gle have Induced m belief IN the minds OF the natives In the
miraculous healing powers Of their Priests 49, -, -,
% hs rstnrn M America has tried with the haPpies
Effect by several Ladies and Gentlemen OF high character Eho
have iyen n the most unqualified PRAISES This remedy having
h ncsc IN Persia for hundreds OF years. for the Revenon
and cure Of Fever Ague and Bilious Fevesh now oneeo
~ win mi Sy nail prepaid for full direct for It's use,
eept Of dollar. . 49,, y.
Principal Depot and Mandatory, lss MAN ST. ehm9na
10 ~ ' ~ JOHN WILCOX 90.
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Fire, Life and Marine Insurance.

UVHE RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION with cash capital and
surplus Of nearly 900, prepared TO Issue policies
above descriptions Of rsk on reasonable terms
similar Institution State and respectfully ask share Of the
patronage Of public Applications will be received the Of
dee No los moth east Main and nth Streets where the
officers will eheerfully give any information required.
AL osses promptly and libeTAlly adjusted
DIRECTORS:
OhaS T. Workman, John II. Claiborne,
VIM O. Tompkirs, Robert NJ Burton,
John J. Wilson Thos A. Rust,
Alex. Garrett, Geo. N. Gwathney,
John 7. sublett, Irt. j. Barns.
DAVID oURRIE, Prest
A a.etv
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RAILROADS, &C.
oFFIcE RIcHMoND PErERssuRG R. R. Comply,

Richmond, Va, July zIlh lstN. I .
TNRoM this date the schedule this road Norfolk and
j. will be changed Passengers will leave Richmond at
40 NJ breakfast Petebu and reach Norfolk by 1890
NJ Returning, leave Norfolk at LEO P. 81 and arrive In Rich
mond at ESQ P. NJ. TH0s II. WYNNE
I-nf In Emit
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~ tssl-sSS 81 sEaaxEs
IMPROVED FOR 1861
WITH LITTLE OR NO NIGHT TRAVEL COMPARED WITH
OTHER Inns.
THIS WELIrKN0WN ROUTE,
RICHMOND AND STANTON
TO THE
VIRGINIA SPRIN GS,
Offers this Year Improved Comfort by Redu-
cling the Night Travel In stages; which,
added 10 tue greater Safety of the
Rail as well ms the stage part
OF this Line, comm ends 10
TO all plensure-seekers as wei as invalids.
THIRTY MILES OF STAG Nc OVER FINE TURNPIKEs TO
THE WHITE SULPIUR sPRlNGsl
AGAINST
sIXTY.POUR Mills STAGING OVER ROUGH ROADS By
ANY OTHER ROUTE.
MORE COMFORT AND QUICKER TIME
DssENGERs leave Richmond at go A. NJ dine at Stanton
terminus Of the Railroad by 52j reach Cal
agha Celebrated Stand by 81 and leaving after Breakfast
arrive White sulphur Sweet Springs by ~ NJ
day. being FIVE hours In advance OF other line
should party unite in requesting It, they will have the privilege
Of leaving Gala 10 time TO arrive at the Springs tobr akfs
going the Roekbrdge Alum, Gath Alum Warm SPRING.
take the Stages Mborough Depot where they arrive at 1870 r.
reach those Springs respectively to the day
Those gsng tie Hot Healing Springs stay all night al the
SPRINGS and leave there next morning arrive al the
Hot Healing breakfast Passengers for strhling Springs,
Those for ockbdge Bath at Goshen,
arriving at each place respectively TO supper.
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MARINE NEWS

MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND. september 8.
Tlaa VIA lS.sD,Tl u ooczsGS Hl''s So sr1s ga
ARRIVED,
Ba-k Forsrter welsh Phl. ballast, MarT.cs bliAaiAe
SIR Geo scott Parker. BALTIC, slano = Is helitt-
0e.aa Aa-5n, ualta, yaauo, rdmald Davenport Co.
Co-1.ias RradIv y v. hay Libby Barton
N.r.fsI on. .s.sr y 81 mis-, d & " C-rre.
NJ Ford. she ley. YORK River vhra- 1850
N Gu7tl.r. Kerul-, Blt', udse, " ID Ccglti z ~.
JRGrHh. blutin haf1, gl-no, Bacon q h-aArf'ii'.
. Thra 90 Pratt. Hysop, AI.N, Eltno, : lee
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