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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-15
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9snotn Gummci1, eupfanosn pdbrSno Dem Sabr,
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ausftcbCubcr Sar erIsttirt auf eas in 6cm
Sabr 1898 9smathtt aiIGfmcnt SIC. 3, Sl34 73
Sslauf pcn Ouplifateu flr's Sabr 80, 1898 90
$3,528 66
9ctauf pcn Nnlsbsn 9tmld p&brsnb
esm Sabr burtb Die 0i-sttCrsu, 1000 90
Baar empfanocn pou &euben StGbler,
leetbert9er SCtrCtdr Der bclaetcn Sc
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pramtEn, pcIi;iCs unb 9sbdbrsn, 173 061
sI,373 O6.
Saar smpfan9en BON 8. berra. (2tet)
oils prdmien, @sbtbrsn uno Spssia(:
Gar, te,obIt pen 3urOd9sjc9nen @jlicoer 80 10
Soar empfan9en non 9. sieB, Gfa,, Sps'
;ial Sar, 7 60
8aar cn,pfanscn vcn Samuel Remmcrsr,
Ga, SpHio:Sar, 3 IA
Spejiultor, tcgsttirt pcm &ccbnunaSfdb. 10 90
$54 40
S4956 49,
8ilaus Gbsr6sSabIt, 40 As!
s5OO5 81
Der 6ela9tt Sascbnuu9sftbrsr mabte folssube 3abs
lun9en:
8ilonj on ibu Itbuloie laut ors Qubitcrs
9cridbts pom Sabr 1853, $66 Sc
Gin Sabr 3infu ouf cti9c &iIanS 4M
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-15
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-15
q. II. q. Gi9btrap s. 90.
GOmui6iOa- Mer6ants,
No. 1O6 @arrsn.stru6e,
(Sfe hrr SySoEhirotnn

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-15
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BOILER Uniform su per.
1ammeln fiir lletunscn
auf ben Dsssn, 0li!t'
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-15

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-26

UNION PRAYER MEETiN0...
nations will be held every AFfERNOON this
week: under the auspices Of the Young Mems
BYTERIAN CHURCH. Il Rev Dr.. Read'sj from
till O'Clock. The citizens generally are invited
to attend a. well a. all STRANGERS Whiting the city
je l2-lm m ---. .s. ~. - :.
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The slave Trade.

On the 9Th inst, in the House of Oommons
in reply 70 . question from Mr.. CAVE, Lord
JHO. RUssxLL stated that the shave trade was
extensively carried on in Cuba, into which 30
or 0.OO0 slaves were annually imported from
Africa. He stated farther that it was carried
On in inter contempt of treaty stipuiations
with Spain, that no efficient means for sun.
pressing it existed, and that the want OF such
efficient means was due as well 70 ieaaousy on
the part of the American government, lest any
regulation to this effect should interfere with
the freedom of action Of American vessels, As
to imperfectiOns in the American law on thRt
subject. 1t frequently happened that vessels
took on their cargo Of SLAVES In the night, and
were seen under the American nag next day
BY British cruisers, who dared not board them
from that circumstance. for fear OF violating
their neutEalisy. On the Other hand, when
American scrnissIs 0verhauled auch vessels,
they destroyed their American nag and pa
pers. for far of hsinG trisd for piracy, under
The Americas law The British government.
70 avoid thsse evils had proposed To- the
American government that their cruisers
should sati In company. and tia proposal WAS
now under cossidentios. 4gfG yHT
It will thus b seen that the ovefnment of
Lord PALNkRsT0N, like that Of Lord DxRBY,
persists In holding tbs American Government
responsible for the existence cf the slave
trade. There could not be = charge more
grossly unjust. Az long ss there is large
sixs eholding country, ready 10 ressive any
namber OF slaves that may b brought In, ana
70 pay tho highest prices for them, the slave
trade will Be carried on In spite OF AL attempts
10 suppressit Indeed, snch astempts are cru el
In the last degree 70. tAs slaves themselves. for
the captains Of the shaw vessels VIII not hesi.
tatA bad, unscrapalOss sman o they always
are, 20 practice any cruelty whstevef, ID g.
conviction - nearly ioposslbie ~ II can be
made. InstAncss are on record II heir crowd
ing 20 many slaves into singls vessel aas to
causs the dsath Of tour.AftAs Qf them by suf-
focation. 0thsrs are said 70 have occurred.
In which the shaver threw hts cargo into The
ga. Ouba b exactly such : market @ hat
Described. Il waais aleves, and It pa1s high
prices. ~-ss 80 sssasTt $50. ~ g tsse
IA u to spsln that Grsat Rrisaia o,eht to
look for the suppssesion II the slave trade
Cuhs + her colony, and sAe has unlimited
control over A. II arsas Britain desire to
see the siAve trade stopped II ssoed rsas.et.
Lot her sgesssnmsnt Ieok 70 opalI. D6es 10
eoand b. trnaty ~ assist in petainw Z stop to
II. ,AsA ~ - - - setsing IL stneces e1ter
coming - faa6, 40 sorbiAding t44i5 psrehass
~ 'as pseaaee& opcA eoursA pussieA VIII
snef9Js eseqk up the ttul1c & on and
seese NeeAe = No occasion for = iaanSs 81
anyws TN, sAowsvsr, the ~ -. ~
OF LOW HALAnasf0N viii ~ A.. aINsnrI1--
s.v'as ~. 'sssse' 70 sa.s =. - NH Of -
-s-"'ss'.s'' gsels& asXf IS 81 ~ $50 ~ /
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New Publications.


Tie Black Gaxstlet; q Tale of Plantation
Life in South Carolina. BY Mrs. HxxRY r.
ScHooLoRAFT, wife of the Indian Historian.
and author Of african Letters" &C.. &c
Philadelphia: J. b. LIPPINCorr l. Co.-Mrs.
ScHooLCRAFT, as appears from the dedication
Of she book, is . native of South Carolina.
andshsr book il q description OF every day life
on the plantations OF the South She SAYS
that South l;arolinians "do net believe with
the abolttionists that God 10 q progressive
being; butfhat through eternity He has been
me same, perfect In wisdom, perfect in Justice
and perfect In love to all His creatures. We
cannot comprehend, therefore, the new light
doctrine sthat slavery il a sin > for It seems
iacredfble that God, through His servant.
Mos1s, should have ordered His own peculiar
people TO whom He delivered His command
nenes, nnder the thunders of Sinai,) to take
their bondsmen from among the heather m.
tons around them, and keep them a. IN In :
heritance forever to their childrsn,s chiidrep
II slavery was crime against the moral law
have. for twenty years, studied the Bible
With more intense interest than any other
book yss, from Genesis to Revelation. / cal
not md sentence that holds ont the idea that
slavery viii aver cease while there arc anv
heatAea nastoos Ia this world or, indeed. win
ever esass in shis present world At ali; for. In
heAnai winding up Of all things. daxuerreo-
typed 70 ST. JONI in the Book Of Rsyela tion
We still And bondsmen alluded 10 in v.,vs
many places s5,.ass 10 2 sai -
The style Of this book il animated and p,ea.
aant and It will no, donbt and numerous
READERS at the 6oath. For sale ~ WooD.
HOUSE, 4 90. sfs a&5 s.fE i.fsaasis.i'sisG ~
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The United states and Spain.

The United States and Spain.
The 6eIlicose demonstrations of a portion O.
the Spanish press towards the United States
in reference to the alleged seizure OF one o.
their government vessels in the waters of tbs
Gulf has given new stimulus in some quar-.
ters to the appetite for the acq uisition of Cuba
1t 10 In the commercial circles Of New York
that we find the greatest desire manifested fol-
an event which, sooner or late, must occur; but
which war 10 the most expensive of all WAYS
Of accomplishing, as the commercial circles
will hnd to their special cost. Those chjyal.
rous spirits who are eager for a war with
Spain because it is supposed she cannot retail
late, never made greater mistake Cuba and
Porto Rico are her only vulnerable points.
and she would indemnify herself for the loss
Of these by spoliations upon American com.
merce. amounting to ten times their value
Privateering is principle for which the U.
States contend, and which Spain is familiar
with of old. In the very beginning of such
war she would issue commissions to priya-
teers, and before we could prepare to efend
our commerce, half of it would be swept from
the ocean. Or, do we propose to invade Spain /
A great French soldier and monarch declared
many years ago that "Spain is a country in
which large armies will be beaten,n a fact
which the history Of all wars there attest
Have we any reason to expect better luck than
NAPOLEON! Or, is the present NAPoLxox
likely to stand by, and see Spain despoiled of
any portion Of her territory, at home or
abroad -, 80 80
= Hence. let the commercial circles keen cool.
and permit the Spanish editors to write heir
warlike articles in peace Editors must have
something to write about, and in such coun.
tries as Spain the circle of subiects is limited
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SPECIAL NOTICES

"a The Peoples Candidate
FOR JUDGE OF THE hUSrINGS COURT.
A. yUDSON CRANE.
Let all who desire to see elected this able and
t1iented Jurist. st.t7
RALLY TO 1HE POLLS, t.
AND VOTE EARLY. VOTE BkF0RE BUSI-
nESS. v4FE B. E4RE The HEAT OF THE
VICTORY SHALL BE
WITH TIL PEOPLE!
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OFFICE VA. FIRE MARINE ms. CO.,k
- RICHMOND, June -. 1850. {
A. GENERAL MEETING OF
~ the Stockholders Of this Institution will
be held at the office Of the. Company, On MON
DAY the 9sd July ne4t. at O'Clock. p. IA -
By OTder OF the Board of Directors.
10 0-dtd VIM. WILLIS, Jr., Sec'y.
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rAe AlfaaiAMchlna

The A6mdA 10 Gh1nnss 49,
II 10 now poe'utel Detnl Aeens En-
ror Of CAlna has - a tenpU with I'D
demands OF ~ aahe OWs md ne prot
biltty 10 that q tAeery IL. their asne
ats In PekiaM IT. 10 aethine. int
70 stop tnem, u toey 1eei tncisneu 70 ~
tor the whole totce Of ths e~2ssU
present comsutueea. would sns
ress e3ecn % eN0~1neneo ssens
llen g0rce @ eWenty.Mve tnoeses1x s: y =
Wa n veta that the EmpJSv.x rss
maze oouoeesoe - .1'.S- ~. -.
EnehsA. Tbs 1eee's. os - sl.ss ~ 80
peaaseo1s WIS :. Is..S.a - ...s
eseoAs seAeeN - ~ ,S.eo. ~ SssS -
~ iins. - = ~ . -
the po'"s oA 49, - $3.50 $50
eos ~ 49, 4.
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49, '.a1'1. 0' Cn'"a VA 70 eole
- - sn ~. ~sa~uis =, socn /. lo1ce q 'os'
su A.s's 49, SO. -" pe~. sAse
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49, =. w 49,. u
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s-'.Aesy W ~ ~ t'v...As.. v'eauA
100 -. ~ 70 "s 80. ~. S'e ~. - s.'O"A'"
s0e vitas..y rs c1e oener IL ior 1Is ieeoieness
ana iHuec1hV. feDcinon mas ior years ex-'
iseed IA the country, ana It's dimensions have
sfows To % truly formidaoie. 1t threatens to
oversnrow the government, ana yet 1T mas had
out n'Ie innocence upon the social system -
tne knehso ana french might easily over
s.to~ .no E"po'ol, OUT womb tney secure
tneleoy the execution OF any treaty they
m'eot maze we snoam think not The
oosesa1snt ~ '00 ioeose 10 cause II 20 De
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AZ III ':::: {:
4. a.-..-'..' y: 4: m b ss.s.s...ss
KS &. 3.
fi g bl2Iellk - We
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sss: tn: :s s:ss g: 1910 & g as
q fEs hssfs % 20 siiys, And tls1 sssist thst
sksi: g. Il e c S lsd &c
YOUR honorable body TO fefus6 Our 1efmissfoh @
to sHiesi; ::s.isd ,css.s. sA"sso S tsiSiss IS
~ ouch Dnspase. This 4uestiOas 10 not Of nere
s Il f.. az, sse, y
s:,,%Deh n e -. wrong permitted g 9 done 70 any
sSs 81 .s s .s.
the erection Of gu, ldins IN the heart Of tho
MORO. rom srecsns ns' iimilf 6olldins Is
Sshsss oR o. the Yos
DO the pleasure Of sour honorable body to grant
the. auh free f*.r .na impe tslsl hearing in sae
result u as 9. e:
y Sodog Tor sSs pose. Sosp
@ isss srSss ys os e Il az
Of :aeh Daildtng, ss6!ess I9rtion e tas et,ssns
-n.~ ~ - ~ :,
with tations dsea 40 seriously jeoDssdsse the
heath Of thai pPoIhOOd, II not the whole city.
And they fkfther insist that our honorable bOdy,
~ guardians IL tho best poCuniary and other iis
forests Of the city, will net permit suffer thatt0
b done which will have even . tendency to lessen
the value Of property, thereby deereeaans the rev
s9os u the city, e. n1ss r. On, T,ss fs as.ta
most earnestly to dlsclaim any hostility on their
part against the Medical College Of Virginia. On
the contrary they have felt and still feel, q deep
interest and proper State pride In the success Of
that institution. and hold themselves ready to do
cure its most perfect success; They ardentty de-.
the mother Of SATISFACTORILY OF the reputation
which Vireinia's celebrated and chief seminary Oh
learning, tho UnIversity OF Virginia. now 70 justly
enjoys. .8a4 rs zfets4 -
The proposed building c.n be erected with the
same convenience and expense to. the Medical
many objeclions that are to BE- urxed axainst the
spot sele cted-st some point mot contiguous 70
dwelling houses. where no ono VI BE- incOmmO0ed
thereby. And. in conclusion, whilst your pofltlOn-
ers avOw their interest and their reAalne9e to
do what, pan reasonably be ekpec, cd Of them. y
aid the Medical College, they lGslst that i Z both
permitted to no erected, the pecuiaf use OF which
will entail upon large portion IF the 0itase"s Of
R,chmOnd peeun,aIy toss, and materially interfere
with the cOIfort Of many lamllles, and in all pro-
liability seriously affect the health Of at least
large portlon OF the city. III Lfs
In consideration whefeof, your petitioners pray
refuse to permit the erection Of any building Tor
such purposes In any portion OF the city whore
dwelling houses are situated; and your petition
crs. rs In duty bound. will ever Fray, &c. So l5s
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I. N, Superior Narcotics vesss-1 he novel.
each kind, made up in Kood taste and sold FOR no
fault 's'* WM. 8, TUtMAN, Agent,
x tfl Third door above l4th Rtre0t,
10 16-ts IT'D South side Of Main.
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n OTlCE. Ax~
III 80, - 49,. K98N

i+ fi t'ts kSxAyx
Ma. B. FRANKLIN having. BY deeds Of k111
ss sste Sonysksd al q his stock Of BOUTS
purposes theron named, l hereby Offer the same
for sale privately. The atOck OOnsists OF al oto-
aent tnent, suitable for ladies' and gento0oa.
masses, children and servants, Of most every de-
scrIbtiOn, both OF Northern and his own manu-
taotnTe. would prefer TO sell the entire stock out
70 some gentleman acquain!e d With the bust ess.
Ono with moderate means and extensive acquaint-
aDce would find this aB excellent Opportunity to
engage IN tho Boot and Shoe business. II 10 one
Of tho best stands ON ShOckoe Hill. having been
established - far back 1881 eighteen hundred
and thirty two. and has onioy cd boral share Of
public patronage during that long period Of time.
However, II there be NO one wishing to engage in
the trade. will proceed 1T once 10 sell out this
valuable stock, either in whole or in part, entire
lots, either BY the case, dozen. or by tho pair
prices favorabe to caah purchasers. The Store
Fixtufes. and Household and Kitchen Furniture,
will be offered at some future day. g1l1'
l have appointed the said FRANKLfN my agent
TO conduct the business for the present, assisted
by Nj. THOMAS A: DAVIS; but il Mr.. Franklin's
health should not improve, shall have I'd appoint
some other gentleTan, or close out the business
Hsrs i. ae. oepof.snity that seldom occur.. ana
e. Voting man Ct INDUSTRY and attention 70 the
IRON succeednk well. The stock il 40 varied and
to make 1t full and complete in ever. department.
WILLIAM B. REED, Trustee
Richmond, June ., 1850. je W-lOt
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1--WE haxe been long time with yeu,''
and therefore offer the etock Of CLOTHiNG and
ing our reputation will not suffer, and 1t the same
tame give US opportunity to show what our DISPOSE
tOn aud capacity -. e.sErs $3.50 "a 800
..s,..,a7f. WIN. 8. TUPMAN.1 AGENT,
10 6-tstlD Fs4 100 Main ct.
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~ New Clothing, Seasona bic. "A full ~ :.
sortaent opened this dag. for sale on good terms,
1t 100 Main street,, u sas4 d 80 ,Fea
ie S-rs if WIN. 8. TUPMAN, Agent.
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THE JEDDO HAT,
THE JEDDO HAT.
The JEDDO HAT, 8 64ys q
THE JEnDO HAT,
And all the LATEST STYLE UMMER HATS,

BINFUKU'S HAT STORE,
je &-HS 81 Main st., MAR PHAlL.
A. 4 TNE NEW 9IVER WHITE SUl,.
NAYPHUR SPRINGS arc situated imme-
xk:l hdiately ON the banks Of tins bssaflfu
stream; in titles county. Virginia. about twenty
yellow Sulphur SPRINGS, and about eieht miles
from the cele brated Salt Pond or Mountain Lake.
There Va Be . comfortable daily STAG b from
Montgomery White and elbow, and = tri- weekly
from New River Springs, connecting at Giles
Court House with the line to the Red. Salt and
White Sulphur Sprii gs. 1T
Parties .lshlns to visit Salt Pond or Mountain
Post Office address: "EGGLkS TON'S SPRiNGS,
Cries county, Vrginia."
- WILLIAM E6GLESTON. Proprietor.
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Montgomery white and Yellow, and = tri- weekly
Court aor:s WIN lie line to The led. SAT- and s
Partir fishing I" visit Salt Pond or Mountain
''' WILLIAM E6GLEsToN. Proprietor.
/on hand. and in consequence Of the very
large orders now IN the hands Of the man.
nov being made b. our senior partner in Europe
& ei:i Fl k Ssse y: :a :hCs %.
't ]: 1 ssss'.a' GEO suS ~. 5 t.ssi
rs NIs;ss1s.ys .seoS 9! saeee q. 6sI.
my isosorvi corne. osn nd Cary Streets or at ny
sS-a RIO. A. MAYO
EUk COWS FOR SALT have 4 couple
.i.ss , sSss' Ssysi Bu L. Is
months old. Also some yo9 Sss ST 81 cv
c55%%ss "a ezl71nss. i s1s n u q.
e. B SEss s.zsis TsA SrYs.
fEut Fok sALk..-A soGd c9W p Hga Cali.
.D je a6-st No. l07 Broad st.. above Nh.
- FOR SALE a de,,reble FAMILY RESI-,
DhnoE: on Church HiIl cn sosA street, eos.
garden. veil Of excellent vassr sss6ls, &os, ko.--
o. 'a.'A' 's '"1'eo'Ai' JAN xmE e n. PRAY.
Al Pstnsy 4 Watts. or 1t tie cosneI Of M ain
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DabIic ere eaqoned against trading Tor sasd note,
~ jssss h.vl.s e'i j6aS GORDON SON
4 OST..A CERTTFTCATE Of the eavines In
~ stituticn Of Richmond, No 2.0. dated May
Of - Miss D. NJ. Couch" All persons a.e can-
toned axainat trading tor. or receiving said Ger
tihcate. pa ment having been stopped.
jA6-lawAw
- 0fAAYED OFF-About two vooEe
ago, large black HORSE MULE-f0scR
mane and tail mo marks vecolleoted Ox-
hcopt white spot IN the name will pay
. reward Of 40 for his delivery ct nj
regidenCe ON Church Hill, or at my ONCE, on lltk
street near Msyo's bridge.
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YOuNG MEN OF RICHMOND
- Rally TO the polls and cas-. yonr votes for
VIM. II. LYONS. neis an sbie and Aatuto LAWYER,
active and Industrious Indesd, he posssssss every
qualification to render him suitable person for
MECHANICS OF R1cHMoND-To the polls,
and vote for VIM. H. LYONS. You know him to
to the irierd al,ke Of the rich and poor NO re-
speotor Of persons. ssa go slVOX POPULI.
10 16--ltH hos sf 49, - gssss li,is slIf l.t
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JAS. D. BROWNE. Sh.s, WM. :mAcrARl.Avr,
d. p EpS6Nb, WM. W. sNEab, VIZ
JhO ". MCKEIL, J.W. LEWELLEN, SEQ.

~E- ExCU 4 sion TO OIL D
&s4EEPP0JJNNnT, PORTSMOUTH AM ND
It's PECK. Capt Z: c. GrvF"Rp. fitted up IN
neat style for night travel: w,ll make an exc1Tscn
next, a inst. :, and rssularly EVERY SATUR-
DAY EVENING thereafter. during the watering
season, leaving the wharf ~ Rockets O'Clock
P. NJ. arrive at OLD POINT about u O'Clock
thence To PORTSMOUTH and NORFOLK, and
return the next eveninx, SUNDAY, ,ieevIng Nor
folk at O'Clock. touch ut Pc, tsmouth and Old
Point. and arrive at kiohmond about O'Clock A.
NJ, Monday morning.
Pass AGE for the trip, 70 Old Point. Norfolk and
Portsmouth. and return (meals included. a. 30.
- No FRRi0HT TAKkN ON TMK EXCURSION
TklP. lie l-0l n. .. MAJ klNs.
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~ Notice.-The subscribers have new in
store the Target best assortment of ladies and
gentle mons TANKS. YALIOEN. and CARPET
EA6S; ale, ladies' BONNET BOX rs. OF an
sizes and qualities, and q al evices tor rse low b.
- ALEX. HILL 4 CO.,
10 H-0 No. IN a sin st., Richmond. We.
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WARS and HOUSE-F ING
3OO06, respectfully anncupee TO the Dahc IA; b Z
they Aave removed n their nov store. IRON
BUILDINGS, Governor IT,. where, with sreatly
increased fscilitics for business, they hope to h
favored With continuance OF the extensive pat
Ions&e bestowed upon them at their old stand
They have nov on hand \ very large and compete
Oh a. favorable terms - any regular house IN ths
country. Importing oar own koods direct and IN
very large auan titiee. Wo arc prepared TO oder
great inducements to buyers A call solicited.
GEO. ]. SUMNER CO..
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OFFICE OF TIE JAS. RIVER : K. co.,
THE NAvIGA rIUN On \ AZ Sn CA Ar A. Vii
- susnondod a. foliovs: 1Is-l1- .-,.'--.''-
On the LAT Level and Basin, fyoaE The 9Th 70 the
TO Lock No : from the lst 60 the lsfk July. Prom
Loek No TO Lock- No; u. op TIE axh and 9TH OF
!.t 70 the lssh Jul,; and from the kNsX q I've
ntvee PUed 10 Joshua talle Dam, fron the 5sA 20
ie1e-ls. .. :. z WIN. P.NUNFORD D. eec'y.s
- les - VA OF July. in1eoad Of loavine lAaoA-
- SIS =. NJ, osr' bAats Wlil tsase Jos6sa Z
IL u tSS1zY. IN - ' fa eifs 7:
aA1 y9a NJ 70 SereA lslA1d6. n qlaS, paapna TIE
lef? fasdieie llaoea g Ia nsaat folis s0inS. %
t1oH on e0avoysot6 toaad ts6 t. Eadanf.-
o10l 1oeh.scs, - 10 - u go ESP y see9 u
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