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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-14

TUE LOST DEEDs-AN OLD FASHIONED LOVE
. Story, NOW READY, In the NEW YORK LEDGER
The LEDGER also contains q psper on LORD MAcAULAY.
by the Hon. EDWARD EVERETT, Astounding In extracts
from the private the Historian Win
the Secretary Of State and the usual entertaining variety
Of other original matter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-14

THE LOST DEED6-AN OLD FASHIONED LOVE
4 Story, NOW READY in the NEW YORK LEDGER.
The kkpaER 1'sp contains paper On LORD MACUIAl.
from the private correspondence Of the Historian With
the Of State and the usual entertaining variety
other original matter.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-10

MT KEITH, JR., & SON,
w. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
% oUTH CHARLES STREET
Offer for sale at lowest rates:
Best Cut Nails; Nayor & Co Cast and shear Steel
Ames', Rowlands and Kimbal's Shovcs and Spades; j
Keith, r, Co.'s Tacks, Finishing, and Shoe Nails
Sheble Fishers Forks and Picks American Butt Co.'S
Hinges and Sad Irons Han, Brown Snathe, Cradles
and Hoes Coburn Fenns Superior Axes; McCuilough
Co.'S Octararo Sheet Iron; Kings Patent Cnch Nails W h
B. Douglas Pumps and Rams; Hoiowware Castings: Cart
Boxes Tea Kettles; Hoop Iron; Scythe Stones Bells
Faucets Coffee Mills, &c, &c.
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VIM H RaAD-Sr Having suffered from severe Cold and,
ugh for weeks and all remedies used having failed
r ed excellent Syrup, and astonished the al
most immediate relief afforded me, and recommend it to
all the best remedy Ihave known Coughs
and Colds. REV. GEORGE HILDT,
Nov, 1859. No Eastern avenue
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5nsnraHtt Guillusnlfs

OFFICE OF THE UNION MUTUAL INSUR- /
NANCE COMPANY, NEW YORK, January 18th, 1860
me following Statement Of the Affairs of the Company is
PutIshed in conformity with the requirements OF its
outstanding premiums, January $3l6O34
81, 1889 ~
inc N shs-..-''' .S5lI,9bI.T5
On 63,5S6.60
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Is CENTS

Is CENTS
OR E3FsE fS#SSEsD rEoHohAh
isEAsEs Of The THROAT fSSS AND cH HEN
P Rns M in
need such an article to try it without delay
Read the following testimonials:
Ea az sh e 4s 81 @ from
REV. JAMES H. BROWN,
To wM II READ, Broadway-Dgar Sir: Having used your
eXcee qualities as remedy for Coughs and Colds.
d s1f Sa from pA'fRR V M
November 1889. ia Aisquitb street.
Having suffered ON severe Cough and Cold and used
in stating that found from its use speedy relief
Baltimore, Nov, 1859 No. broadway.
take pleasure the public as one Of
the best and most eecua Pemsdes for Cough haye
No i52 Aisquith Street
WM RaAD-sir Having suffered from severe Cold and
9gd Tor two WEEKS ana all remedies used having failed
most immediate relief it afforded me- and commend It to
the best fS6f coughs
Nov, 1889 No 2O2 Eastern avenue
Wholesale and retail by VIM H. READ, DRUGGIST, No.
A Y,
yer s BamoTe
nR. BAAKEE
~ TREATS'AIL DISEASES
Special attention given all chronic diseases COUGHS
GsegI e I nTa tim HI all
Of svey dsseg0n
ralga Paralysis Epilepsy or Commissions Dyspepsia Dys
Ry D s1 Of T Od cured ia
are many diseases to women and children which
be given by letter Dr. Baakee produce one thousand
CANCERS s4t SIP sogET yER LSEE se H1R
TtMoRs. AND SWELLINGs
saSgc$ Thsse last named diseases cannot
place UNDER the Doctors sapeTvson
Pr Baskee has made discovery Of a FLUID that
permanent vision to the Eye without resoro the knife
ALL d SeaSes Oh 'he EYES AND EARS
% as the ae s snS S knife nse
'A'e''''' y ASSN ARTIFICIAL EYES
rYMPANuNSA, e OF EAR DRUMS,
which suitable either all ages-nserted in
i've 1asy aTea Of a 5s Tsd fss
q Rsaq.f1 and H dqTfss
with til the Ankle Leg and Knee Joint attachment
Al Of Of de-
for females in weak condition. also for those with PRoLAp
SUs UrERI
Doctor Baakee one the celebrated and skilfu
physicians and surgeons now living His fame is known
ers directed Dr. Baatee must contain ten cents
postage incidental expenses All Chronic Diseases
be treated by those
which will require his personal supervision.
ES-0f6ce Hours, from 9 A. NJ. to- 2. NJ.
DOCTOR BAAKEE,
Office, 704 Broadway few doors above Fourth street,
nlSt New York Civ
rONSIGNEES' NOTICE.-Consignee of
- boxes and bdIs marked mo and No. q, from Bos
ton per schooner Orn Cowl" will please attend to recev
as hey tnrpd a dawn
|. HESLEN ROGERS,
ja3Gt n W. corner Pratt and Gay SITS
40 PACKAGES COGNAC AND RIO
III OCHELLE BRANDY Of the following welknown
brand James hennessy Co; Otard Dupuy Co.; Pinet,
Castillon Co: Jules Robin Co.; J. F4ure CO.. A. Seg
nee ArZac Seignete Alexander Seig ete and BISCUIT
Tcoche Cos In bond to arrive and for sale by
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OHIO MECHANICS INSTITUTE FAIR, 1858.
We prepared to covealI kinds of Roofs steep
Hat new DID, shingles kr or metal steamboats, and
cars, with this unequalled Roofing material long
experience the business, the inventor has discovered
wherein lie the chief causes of failure nearly all roofing
met with, and after complete system of chemical artificial
and natural experimentation he has used certain of
and been adding it for two has produced roof
which offered criticisng public far superior
composition, and
EQUA.. TO THE BEST OF METAL ROOFS.
Some the this Roofing offers are, viz: The
is ofthe heaviest kind rated in composition,
rendering perfectly Water and Alright and very Elastic
injurious to, but actually preservative of cotton and
being alright DAMPNEss CANNOT PENETRATE THROUGH
CANVAS.
The Joints and the whole covered
with heavy coat of Cement compounded from materials
which will not scale off, crack become injured by
being walked
EVERY ROOF IS FINISHED BEFORE LEAVING IT.
For protecting METAL ROOFS from corroson and leaking
"Cementn alone possesses qualities of durability un
equalled and is the cheapest coating that be used
For STEAMBOAT AND RAILROAD CAR COVERINGS
ordinary coverings. No Oil brought in direct contact
with the canvas, 10 burn it, and the Cement Paint
NOT become like STONE from exposure but remain piabe
COUNTY RIGHTS FOR the States of MARYLAND,
Delaloare Virginia, and the District Of CosnlbiG.
Believing that when the quality of this Roofing
generally known, shall supply the larger portion
qured in the above territory have constructed
ufaeory sTcs4ty a[ge 70 sgPPy apy deWand
- Prepared material for SALE with instructions il
and will be furnished to Agents. leaving them fair
margin for profit
SEND FOR A CIRCULAR.
GEO JACKSON, Agent,
Southwest corner Baltimore and South SITS,
Baltimore, Nd,
be and
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9HbIit Salfs.
BY SAMUEL III. GOVEh

M virtue OF an order of the Court of Common Pleas
Offer at npbI;c Sa az the undeSlGheu, Irustee VIII
Street on THITRSDSY Acahgs SaIeSToos ln SecoH9
o'clock p M the est lst sy 3i nNi loDV az
vent debtor consisno nS S'e u Johh ONeiI' an nsoA-
AZ 7 M T : 1TEs III 0I Cpot.>-r 49,, -
Rajtmnre ciIv an ba eoot IA ~ AND PREMISES IN
The bend of S3id street fr N3rt Exeter street, at
two feel sir inches and W Aeter street twenty
ouith5s la 49, M H. mn udCh " tle line o. AIS
1SGS with tor ~ oS w iIddifeestory Brick
order srhioct 70 yroo%II % new ana IN perfect
Dava6I in al 'e M ~, OF seventy dollars
embar TIL aoIss ri ne s IA 'ie tu Oh nay ana NO
] Ine iouses VIII oe SOFA separately DIVIDING the
o'Neii Ri MaV isya e q M 100 foijo ,os o pei 70
con6rmatorv 2eose or St $3.50 n Z = NJ -s ana
&c This pronertv viii he sold clear ~ o ~
10y At ar I'm An on on cpOrr>rr, e,. !, -,
northeast side Of Henrtt stt - st o ve
S s,ue 9l henrietta street besnhihg ietI sopIh
S rom howard street. with depth OF oO feet 10 thTee
Ith ~! @ doilafs per pay aDIs
n "a anu OGtoDe see Lease from beIl 10 Ne loLn
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Arp @pons.

guy Dg0oS.
A U0TIoN GOODS VERY LOWIll
PURCHASED AT THE GREAT AUCTION SALES \
NEW YORK.
JUST RECEIVED AT
GEORGE H. HAIGS NEW STORE,
1913 BALTIMORE STREET
TIM BETWEEN CALVERT AND SOUTH STREETS.
~" HAkGEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT
OF HoslERIEs, SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
Ever offered for sale in this city
ALSO,
a CHOICE VARIETY OF
'sNNf AND PLAIN SILKS,
MERGNos, DELAINEs,
AND OTHsR DRY GOOD
sHAWLs
AANTILLAS,
CLOAKS,
CLOAK AND DRESS TRIMMINGS,
ALI OF THE TERY LATEST STILES
HOOP SKIRTS,
CORSETS
AND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF ARTICLES Fu
LADIES' WEAR.
All of the above will be sold either in lots y, bv retail
g2s-tfr UNPRECEDENTEDLY LOW RATES
{ OUR ENTIRE STOCK
LAST SUMMERS
DkEsa GOODS,
NOW REMAINING ON HAND,
WILL lie
OFFERED AT RETAIL
re- ONE-HALF COST! ~eM
GREAT BARGAINS IN
AREGEs,
LAWNS,
ORGANIZES
GRENADINE AND
BAREGE ROBES
ORGANDIE
AND JACONET
FLOUVCED ROBES
SILKS BY THE YARD
F1oUNCED SILK ROBES
PARIS PRINTED
DUCALS, &C.
MANY STYLES
OF THESE GOODS
WERE OPENED
VERY LATE LAST SUMNER,
ANpARE
VERY BEAUTIFUL
IN DESIGNS AND QUALITIES
ja2Otfr HAMILTON EASTER & co.
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d3l-u Baltimore.
BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE co.
~ No 6SoUTH STREET
INCORPORATED 1890
JOHN /. DONALDSON, PRESIDENT
Will issue POLICIES for year, years. or more,
for life
iEND0WMENT POLICIES payable at certain time or at
death.
ANNUITIES FOR AGED PERSONS
ESDOWMENTS FOR CHILDREN
N. COULTER, Secretary.
lin Stre
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Stotks, Gxtbanae. TT.

Union BANK STOCK FOR SALE BY
- SAML. HARRIS, Jr.,
fe9u Basement Chesapeake Bank.
baltimore PER CT LOAN FOR SALE
fs9d Basement Chesapeake Bank.
NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
1SBqNDs for sale by AMEa GGbARRs
~ wanted by sAML. HARRIS, Jr.,
fe9-u Basement Chesapeake Bank.
E'IREMEN'S INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
fe9tf Basement Chesapeake ai' AXE Bank
MARYLAND STATE SIX PER CENT.
~ INSCRIBED STOCK Of 1870 Northwestern Virginia
fe7.tf ' '' '''- JOSIAH LEES CO.
L'IRST CLASS DRY GOODS AND GRO.
e7 GERS Four Months PAPER wa 96s1R H LEEAco
N7ESTON AND MANASSAS, VIRGINIA
fe7.tf :, = W. - N'-'eN y JOSIAH LEE CO.
ct. LOUIS, CINCINNATI and LOUISVILLE
G ZEE PAPER negotiated y 1EEs
COMMERCIAL PAPER WANTED BY
" fe7.tf JOSIAH LEE CT
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD BONDS
..oo., PH, SULLIVAN,
ja2O-d No "a Second street.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY BONDS
~ of 1875 and 1885 for sale by D IT sr11,,r,,
ja2Otf No. q second street
missouri SIX PER CENT. BONDS FOR
1vlSALE BY PHI. SULLIVAN,
ERANKLIN BANK STOCK FOR SALEBY
dl9tf No North Street
EXCHANGE ON WELLS, FARGO 4 co
- San Francisco Cal, and on P. &. BOMBALIER CO.,
havana Ill SUMS !" suit III PEAS EN- BROS,
apl0h II Smiths wharf, stairs
4 DVANCES MADE ON COLT,ATERALS BY
IA dl9Htf THOS. J. CARSON.
TOUPONS-For interest of State debt of Cali
" fornia, due January lst, 1860, will be cashed by
n2ltf II Smiths wharf, up stairs
EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK FOR SALE IN
I o1I'tq 10 suit JNo s. Cuttings &c s 4 &C..
EXCHANGE ON PHILADELPHIA FOR
A1sa "a in sums to suit JNo s GITT1NGs 4 CO,
STERLING EXCHANGE.
- For sale by KNox& co,
aulS.tf 9Grocer's Exchange.
Old SILVER COIN WANTED by
Jel-u corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS
FXCHANGE ON LONDON WANTED BY
u LAMBERT Cuttings,
jllu So Buchanan's wharf
COMMERCIAL PAPER WANTED BY JO-
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES WANTED BY
PHILIP COVER Il co,
jel-n corner Baltimore and Harrison sts
NORTH CAROLINA MONEY WANTED BY
~ PHILIP COVER & Co,
Jel-t corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
TNCURRENT MONEY BOUGHT AND SOLD
- by PHILIP COVER & co,
iel-u corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
ap28,f Exchange Place.
TTNCURRENT MONEY bought and sold by
- ap14-tf JNO :. GITTIN GS & co
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-06
The Nhippiuc Interests,

The ship owners of Great Britain have been
for some time complaining of losses which
hey a.cribed to the British shipping act OF
1854, which opened the coasting trade of Great
Britain TO the flags of all nations, while the
United States ana some other countries had
withheld similar privilege from British
ships. A select committee of the House OF
Commons has had the subject under conside-
ration. and has inc uired into the operation OF
the various acts affecting these important in.
terestS. This committee has made very lons
and elaborate report, recommending some
modification of existing statutes and Justify.
ing retaliatory legislation, but advising against
its adoption from motives Of policy. We
trust that our own government will take ur
the subject in spirit equally enlarged and
conciliatory, and open our own coasting trade
to the flags of ali nations. This is not less de-
manded by reciprocity to Great Britain than
by the In terests of the large number of plan
ters ana agrieulturists who are unjustly bur-
thened to support the existing monopoly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-06

A Phiiadeiphia journal expresses the opinion
that rotation In Office 10 one of the greatest
cur.e. Of the land, and itascribes as one reason
for an alleged rreponderance Of Southern In
nuenes in American politics, the custom In
this section, while a representative proves
himself capable and useful, OF keeping him IN
his place.
There is some truth in this observatioh' ""'
we think 1t will also be found that there Is ieS'
inclination for public life among the ieaa,us
men Of the North than of the South. Inc ai'
tinctions of the bar, and the emoiu"en's y,
commerce. are much more generally eoNe'eo
,h,n po,ttical honors. Indeed, IL mas a'""s
nan Al ncult TO induce a frst-rate man AT INC
Nor,nern bar to accept seat In Congress
The State and National Legislatures arc oi'eh
,sT, without respectable competition, TO poiiu-
cal adventures, and the substantial and con-
servative class OF men will scarcely even go 10
the polls.
The interests and dignity of every section,
and the greatness and harmony of the whole
can never be developed whilst the most capa-
BILE citizens neglect aud shirk their duties to
the country.
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a. GavaZZi.

Father GAvAzzI," as he was called when
in this country, has made his appearance in
Sicily, where his quondam friend, Colonel
FORBES, is also. When in this country, he
declared that much as he liked " preaching ~
and "lecturing," he would certainly put
off for Italy, If war of liberation should
occur in that country. He has been lately
preaching in Florence, according to the New
York Journd! Of Commerce, "a mixture of re-
ligon and politics, in which there was as
much of VICTOR EMANUEL as OF another
EMANUEL, infinitely greater and better."-
In private letter from GARIBALDTs head
quarters in Messina, to a friend in England
he says that Z" he feels it to be part of his
old mission to assure the English people that
he and his friends are now fighting for the sole
purpose of uniting all Italy under the consti-
tutional sceptre of VICTOR EMANUEL" and
declares that if France or Austria do not in
terfere " we shall arrive to crown in the Gap
itol (of Romeo our dear VICTOR EMANUEL as
the institutional King of Italy"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-06
The Great Triumph.

The result of the proceedings of the stock
holders of the James River and Kauawhs
Company will be generally approved through.
out Virginia. The importance of the decision
seems to be universally appreciated, and we
trust that the Legislature may be speedily
called gether, TO prevent any farther delay.
Public sentiment in all parts OF the State will
undoubtedly second the earnest request
which the stockholders make for an ext ira ses-
sion. The action of the stockholders ELECTS
warm approval. The Petersburg Erpress.
IN leading editorial article, speaks of their
decision in earnest and eloquent terms 1t
says
This IS an enterprise worthy of Virginia and
the age. II IS one of those victories which peace
ach ewes, and which is far more blessed In It's re
salts taan any blood bought triumph of q war of
eo OF ~ etb the v,., ,uns,,. u;, r..
commercial progress OF VIrsInla by tho canal,
when 1t is hnshed.a new era in her history will
ne inaugurated. 1t Will be Internationally shorter
the central portion of the Miss ssippi valley and
yhe Atiantie and must therefore, do a treme ndous
business; There reed be no fears on this head.
r or the last nifty years this grand improve %
ment has been dragging Its slow length along
without ahy prospect OF It's contamination for a
century to come 1t has been a continual drain to
The treasury and a burden upon the people-for
much the heaviest rortion Of the present State
ceot is made Up of the millions that have been
wasted upon the old JaTes River and the new
James River and Kanawha schemes Both have
been abortlve IL everything, excep pit ruInous ex-
pendtures Ii rs, therefore, a happy event which
relieves the State from all further tays on this
line and turns II over to a company that Is abe to
do the Work as 1t ought TO be done"
Once more we congratulate Virginia upon
the prospect Of the grand consummation. 1t
needs no prophet 10 predict that, with the
completion OF the plan upon the scale deter
mined upon by the French company, Virginia
viii become one of the most prosperous and
powerful States on the American continent
The present generation may not see the grand
contamination but ten years hence will wit
mesa Its inception, and the census of A. ID.
1900 Will show the Old Mother of States
where she ought to be, at the head of tina
American Confederacy.
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The Watering Place Carnival.

AT the Northern watering places the season
closes about this time, or nearly month
sooner than In Virginia. In pecuniary point
OF view, all the watering places have derived
much benefit from the visitors. Their health
aud strength have much improved, and their
corporations become enlarged by the Influx of
what are called guests. One house In New
port, place chiefly frequented by Sou thern
Samaritans, has derived twenty thousand dol
lars profit from the genial intercourse; Cape
May, fifty or sixty thousand Saratoga, half a
million, and smaller Springs have been bless.
>gith proportiona:s accession Of mineral
nYhich will have wonderful effect
ers, stomachs, and general health
sors. 1t must keep the thousands,
leaving the dsligh tfui places of
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch,
Affairs in Lynchburg.
LYNCHBURG, Va, Sci

LYNCHBURG, Va, Sept 5th.
BY the census returns the total value of real
estate in Lynchburg Getty proper is estima-
ted at SO, 80, $40 and the personal property at
81, Iee 3I3, making me aggregate wealth Of the
city Sl0925, 253. This amount, divided be-
tween every man, woman and child in the
city, e, 2O0,D would give to each Sl,5l7,25. 1t
NAV well be questioned whether there is 4
weather. town or city i'll Virginia, or proba-
bly, in the United States, according to popuia-
ton. A paragraph now going the rounds of
the press, claims for New Bedford, Mass, that
honor, and the calculation gives 10 each OF the
inhabitants thereof, in case Of distribution,
$1,000. II will be seen by the above statement
that we can beat Yankeedom fifty per cent, if
that i. the best they can do. The amount of
capital invested here in manufactures is 81, =
1S5, 7U2.
negro man, the property of Mrs. Martha
Lane. of Bedford county, was run over by the
eastern bound train on Sunday night, near
Prices tank, on the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad. He was lying on the track, proba-
bly, asleep or drunk, and was not discovered
until the train had passed over him and cut
him in two. ". IL.
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MAXINE INTHLLiGENCH
PORT of RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 8.
High wo," fAis day iTau,sday) 8 o'eIoei.

ARRIVED,
schr. VIM T. Anderson, Bordeni' New York,
guano. A. 8, Lee.
schr. r. Merwin, Avery, New York, ruano. Ba-
con d Baskerville.
Schr. Joseph Franklin, Bennett, New York,
schr. Addie 4. Barnes, Dill. Now York, brlcks
sehr. j. and D. Cranmef, Kale. cotton, Bacon &
Baskerville. -,
wheat Warwick Il Barksdale. nj.
Schr Star, Nottingham, James River, corn,
SAILED,
sehr. L. McLain, Bucklin, New York, Hour, d.
Il W. Currie.
Schr JENNY Lind. Travers, down the river, light
Schr. Three Sisters, Leonard, down the river
light. ,;.L.
schr. Carlton Jayne, Hewlett, down the river
hght -,
Schr. Problem. Tyler, down the river, hight.
Schr. Pursuit, DOUG herty, down the river, nght
HAMPTON RoADs. Sept. B.-Ship South America
fpom Boston for Chinchs Islands, 10 at quarantine
British schr. Lane. from Jamaica Tor new fork
has put in leaking and damaged. -
ALEXANDRIA. Sept. 4.-Salied, schr Eiza MA
son. Petersburg. -,
PHlL.DBLPHIA, Sept 4.-Cleared. steamer Vir-
gInla. Richmond. Arrived, schr. WIN. severe
Richmond. ,
BALTIMORE Sept. Arrived schr. r.. A. Cum
INNS. Petersburg, Cleared, schr. Shooting star
do; Swift, Fredericksburg; J. H. Gator, Rich
mond; Emma Jane, do; Baltimore do;
NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-Cleared, schr. Lynchourg
Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-06

nA AT REFS GALLERY, JAS Main street, Photo
graphs and AmbTOtypes of babes and family
groups taken perfect IN one second. BY the aid
of REEs quick process. photographs s. per doz
lie size. beautifully cOlored and framed, S35 and
upwards. Pearl AmbrotyPes Is cts, SO CTS 81,
50, So and SIS, in large gilt frames. Satisfaction
or no charge.
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DIED.

v..,erday. Mt the rssldence of Mr.: A. w, F9w-
Ia, Raw HENRY w, BELLMAN. Of the We.
Conferences, Pastor of wesley chapeland nocAs'''
~ III, p fonsrsi will take place Thursday mornins'
At 10 ociock' Ho"i thc Hc"'" ~
etts. .s .xr.,r.
,aaps MARIAN, daughter OF Lcander ana salhe
Wonjson Her suffering was intense, but she bore
II ~ Nashville aud Memphis payers please copy.
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.r--- SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

Ex1s1x-7ess OF n T, PORTSMOUTH, AND
N0RPOLK.-The Steamers GLEN COVE ana
CURTIS PECK have been put in first rate ordsr'
and will run to the above places. -,
The GLEN COVE Capt. WM.F. CARTER, viii
leave the wharf at Rockets, regularly ever
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY mora
ings at s o'clock, precisely, and return each a,eI
nate days, except Sunday, leaving the VEAL
NORFOLK at the same hour, CLOCK a Nj, sns
touch at all of the reg lar Landings on thsrira
The CURTIS PECK, Capt. z. C. CLIFFORD, =.
ing neatly fitted up with bsrths, VII cave ne
wharf at Rockets every SATURDAY even!nsH
6o'clock, and return. leaving the wharf 81 Nun St
FOLK every SUNDAY evening at e!.qe ssbt Sne
regularly every TUESDAY and tn kopAi
evenings at O'Clock and return eaoh aiIeina'
day, at the same hour, O'Clock, "a.
Gong down, the Curtis Peck will tough ~ w IA
Point, Wilcux's, Ciairmont, Grove hSfi; Wv
Point, Portsmouth and NOItolk-Retnrning' tot .'
mouth, Old Point, Rock Wharf, Grove; ptlaIu -
Clairmont, Willeoxs, City Point, and arrive
Richmond about / clock, Monday morninE:
Passage for the Saturday trip, and return neh
evening, meals included, S4.O. .oA
Passage on regular trips, either poat, W.HsI
Point, Portsmouth or Norfolk, go Meas-es''
to any given on any boat-50 cents each.
ies-ts R. q HAsKiNs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-06
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