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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-04

DRYANTG MINBTRELS
ID Mechanics BAIL NO: 47s Broadway, above Grand.
MONDAY, APRIL 1850.
and every night In the week.
EXCELSIOR TROUPE OF THE WOKLD.
Grow ded houses by the elite Of tho city.
Change Of programme moro novolue1.
JERRY BRfANT AND EPH HORN
In the lsughsbe burlesquo o{
THE bTRAN9EK
Tobacco Jake Pathetic Ballad, Plantation Scoue9 60
Doors open 81, 10 commence ~ 7X. TCken Is cenis
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HORN AMI ROME

This valuable nsw manafacture having beeu pe feoed
factory, ready 70 supply orders 70
e1ent equal daily Ny present soce enbrsces al
The leading Of combs Of quality admitted to DO supo-
or 10 any before introduced Casss o pae
from 2h Of an inch tc Inch in niolnsas st.e 21o 4.
art supplied With ths valuable article adayted to their
aF busnem Ny intention u 70 supply all trades VIII stock
quiet Of h ssbetance ss he article wsch anufacturs
4 mot 4 monopoly HORACE II. DAY. e C0etlandt rrook.
NIw YoRI, March Is, 1850.
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DLOONINGDALE NURSERY.
ID SPRING OF lS6o.
Now ready for delivery fne stock Of Dwarf Fruit Shade
Eveyereen Trees Grape Vines Shrubs P1auts &c,
great variety. Also Of tho Aneat COLLECTIONS of Roses
ever ohore1.
DAVID CLARK. Broadway and Seventy seventh street.
Orders lett at GAS Broadway corner Of Beecker street.
promptly attended to
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STCoI VOOLFOLK AND PORTgMoULH
Noc .wsptn IONTIOEI.LO, Capt Z. oager, wM ieavo
pssr ). Nsr.s river, every saturday AZ a. ~ -
Pss.sre Including ssteroom ana tsrc 90 s.o. q, p.
Trs 70 and sa ss~ pS, AZ, Hpp1
ssbuE eGA cent? psr f1oS sTr Ell CO. e Wev arc
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PIT urloN CONCERT HAIL 49T BROADWAY -Niss
a fmms She'll the graceful snd accomplished dsnssuss'
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DIETS OPERA HOUSE.
Persons having communications 10 mako On busne0
nected opera House will please address the prop
tor, Samuel N. Pike, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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reDce IN basinesc and 81 600 in cash wants ar
interest som0 respectable eatAbshod 0Ash good
business would work oderase Wasee Tor While viii
view 70 partnershp suited willing 70 work and car
doubled city reference Address for two dayn stn
business ssa where IN interview had s. g. A. Hera
Office =
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Mrs BROU0HAMB BOUDOIR
M 40 BROADWAY.
MRS. BROUGHAM, having become IesDee, respeoteunB
that ber season win Commences nt 6ArGRDAA
April Tho ertanmens will b restricted 10 The oApa1
Of gat comedy, vaudeville faroe and b
lesque the character that gained for Madame ve.
30 much patronage kngiand made The fortune q -
Ntckell ,his csnnty The prices OF Admissoo VIII beo
served seats, ~ cents; Paxquee 2 oons Family CEo2
l2X cenis'
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TNPECTTNE.
rho Persian Fever Charm.

NOR the prevention and Of Fever and gue and BoH
Fcres This wond u remedy brought TO the knoEleogs
Of the present proprers BY friend who has been great tray
eler IN Persia and the Holy Land.
While going rates. he experienced seUert
attack OF Reyer and Ague On discovering his condition. Of
the Boatmen toos fel N person Ad saying Hedr ti
and no rer ec ron" Although nereuous % 70 Its yr
tu he complied and experienced immediate relief and has since
asays found an eEeetual protection from all mAsous com
plants n.,.
On further investigation he und that the boSman attributed
miraculous powers said that could only be obtslned from
the Priests Of the sun Sometime Afterwards the gentleman
conyerng with Priest obtained from him the secret OF Its pre-
pa.aon asceaned where the medicinal herbs were found
I'D which was compounded The wonderful virtues Of this ar
Gle have induced full In the minds Of the natives In The
miraculous healing powers Of their Priests. -
Since his return America has been tried with the harp
effect by several Ladies Gentlemen Of high character who
have given the most unqua fed praise This remedy having
been speehc In Persia for hundreds Of year, for the prevention
and cure Of Ague and Bilious Feyess now offered
10 the American people
II will by mall prepaid for full direct ons Tor us use on re
eelpt OF Ia dollar. -
Principal Depot and Mandatory, lss Main ST. Richmond Va
branch Oee Rank Of Commerce building New York Address
jy2-ty JOHN hlLCOA CO
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T hrOu q n Il i G k q t ;
AT THE PRICES NAMED BELOW.

Children and IL age, half the price for
white
NoTCE-Through Tickets can be procured In Charleston
the office Of the Northeastern Railroad mpsny, and In Pc
ersbug the Office OF the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
and in Norfolk the Once Of the Norfolk Petersburg Co.. the
YORK River Railroad Co the office Of John Dickson agent OF
the River Boat Lime Also from Nashville and points SOUTH
west by Lynchburg and Charlottesville 20 all the SPRINGS
THOS. DODAMEAD,
General supt. Va, Central Railroad.
HANNAH, MASON Co., Stage Proprietors.
ly4-3m
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AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD.
ATTRACTIVE AND CHEAP ROUTE TO OLD POINT
AND NORFOLK.

Fare 50, Dinner Extra.
NO BREAKFAST WILL BE PREPARED ON THE BOAT.
ON and amer Tuesday July 2ith Trains Ca azeIEa-
" will run daily, except Sundays follows - s4s
Regular passenger trains stopping only upon signals at Fab
Oaks Meadow summit Dispatch, and Tunstals
viii leave Richmond at A. a.. and the White House al 4h
Pm.
The fast aud commodious steamer West Point Captain
Rowe viii leave the White House. Mondays Wednesdays Phi
days. $50 A NJ arrival Of the landing on sna only
at West Point Mody oappAhosc Bser YoTkto and Glou
cester Point arriving Old Point az and Noifok a4
Returning West Point will leave Norfolk Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays at NJ and Old Point at $40 NJ
landing only above and arrive at White House In time 70
with the cars, arriving in Richmond nj 53O p NJ
no Boat landings will be made.
Freight received Mondays Wednesdays and Fhdays till p
trains discontinued till further notice.
Wednesday the LIST Of August next the passenger
train viii leave Richmond daily except Sundays at NJ
meeting West Point Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays with
West Point at s5 A. NJ and arrive At Norfolk al
Pm.
Retaining the steamer VII leave Norfolk at A. NJ Tues
days Thursdays and Saturdays connecting West Point
NJ with the cars, and arrive In kichmond at Q r. N.
ny order Of tbs Directors.
fy2i-H A, W. MORTON 9ec'y
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FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL, N. Y,
AT THE INTERSECTION OF BROADWAY,
Opposite Madison square.

TJIs LOCATION the most healthy delightful and central in
this great metropolis and convenient TO the Hudson Rv
There four distinct lines Of omnbues that pass the Hotel
Reay every minute during the day aud evening" besides which
there are railways the Fourth and Sixth Aveaue
lines which terminate Wall street, and run continually on
within block Of the Hotel thus aHardng better oppor,
tuny for obtaining seat certainty (and es loss OF
tme any other point These lines OF onnousse and
cars also direct % the Central PAEK which eonsd-
the magnificent natural pleasure ground In the
world.
mature study and experience render the most comorta
homeke Hotel In the world All the improvements that
comfort and convenience have suggested have been Introduced
Every precaulon taken during construction, TO
cure positive safety Of guests nom the dangers Of condaa
SUBDIVISION double brick walls extend from the rock foun-
dalton roof All Of the oos double and are separG
layer cement making the entire structure hreproot
Among important improvements In addition 70 the usual
upper floors in successful operation upon Splan which admits
OF no possibility Of accident
Of 500 feet upon eSe Of the six stories give Hight and air In the
highest degree to every apartment
and Paro connecting which and the Dining Rooms there Is
grand Hall Suites Of spacious Parlo Chambers and
peeay designed for the comfort OF families travelling parties and
single gentlemen.
eonvenences for commercial intercourse and business has been
added the many other features Of the Hotel aud there Tel
Billiard Chess Rooms the most aPprovedstye and appoint
ments provided for the Of guests and the public
The Furniture every article Of the establishment has
expressly designed and manufactured for the Firth AVENUE
HorEI-
neeted with the house. should be addressed FTU AVENUE o
IN. in order to insure immediate attention.
entire organization Of this Hotel has been under the direction
Of Mr. PAaAN STEVENS proprietor Of Revere and Tre%en Hou.
Boston, and Battle and Point Clear Houses In the
Continental Hotel, Philadelphia
win AFFORD much pleasure to see you on your
win much respect,
Your obedient servants,
HITCHCOCK, DARLING co.
ABB DLRr1ya, late Of "Batle House." Mobile
H. HrrcHcOck, "st Charles Hotel" New Orleans.
jyS-sm
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CENTRAL RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
g Ss

~ 70 n y @ sxSy<Ts
Mail and Passenger Train,
FAVE Richmond daily at ESQ A NJ, for stanton, and
daily Except sundays for Jscksons River and intermediate
saonsconn citing Gordons e with the Orange and Alex
anda for Alexandria and intermediate Stations and at
charlottesville with their trains fo ynchburg and points West Of
that place
Stag connect with the Train staunton strbng's
sprnR md Haman Mason and Compsny Stages connect with
the oseu for Lexington Mboro for the Rock Alum,
Bath Alum Warm Hot and Healing Snrng, and at Jackson
River Sweet Red Sweet White sulphur Springs Lewis
burg &C.
RETURNING,
The Mall and Passenger Train leaves Jseksons River daily lex
cept sundays) at $50 r. NJ
Through Tickets for the Rockbrdge and Bath Alum, Warn,
Hot Healing White sulphur and Sweet Springs Lexington Lewis
burg Alto, for Winchester Lynohburg Brsol Knoxville,
Chattanooga Nashville Huntsville. Memphis, New Orleans and
all important Points In the South West t. be procured at the
Ticket Office.
Through for Winchester via the Alexandra oudoun and
Hampshire Railroad from Alexandra, be procured at the
Ticket Office In Richmond.
THOMAS D0DAMEAD,
Iy2l General Superintendent
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OTICB--Persons wishing obtain tickets for servants over
n The Richmond Fredecksburg Potomac R., for wash
ngton City, points further NORTH must all cases be voueh
e for BY some responsible citizen OF Richmond person.
Known 10 the officers Of the Road tickets vi be sold APP
Piled for by letter. n D. ALLEN,
ma2O-Iy Ticket Agent.
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1860. SPRING TRADE. 1860.
DOGGET G ANDERSON,

CORNER VI GUVkKNUK AND FKANhLH oIhhhio.,
OFFER 10 their friends and public large and Desirable
~ stock Of French and American PAPER hAnGlSSe oihe
latest style and design for parors chambes dining rooms ana
halls aho Floor and Table OIL Cloths, all quanhes wme ana
check mating mating window shades OF every decrpo
and prize curtain goods lace and muslin curtains eornces ana
bands cued hair and hair hair cloth ana push LOT cover
ng Furniture Sofa Springs Lounges Feather Beds Boosters and
Pillows hair and shuek Mattresses, all OF when WI De sod
extremely cash. puncual buyers We are also pepar
ed 70 do paper hanging and uphoerng In the city or country
promptly by the best Persons needing anything In
ry line Viii and Il greatly 10 their advantage give call and
t ~ onr stock and prices before buyng elsewhere Ap2I
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A CARD

CARD.
RICHMOND CENTRAL Horn,
Corner Of 9th and Grace Streets,
December 81, iS5a J
HE undersigned hppreave OF the patronage bestowed du-
IL ring the year about 10 close desires TO oner ms grateful &C
pany.
To sneak Of the locality this Hotel useless unless 10
,tranrers and sr attention called TO the fact that while 10
not liable 10 Of business street. near to the pne
pa public budngthe Capitol the State Court House Postofce
and Custom House Banks Merchant Ms Tobacco Warehouses,
ke and Immediately In front Is the
WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
beautiful walks Of the Capitol Square, with the scenery about
should add much o attract the solourner
The attention OF public respectfully Invited, with the aSu-
rance that every effort be made give satisfaction
FRANCIS J. SMITH,
t.i Proprietor
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HARDWARE.

CLARKSON * ANDERSON,
No. log Main street. Richmond, virginia.
IMPORTERS Of HARDWARE CUTLERY, GUNS. ae. have
Il for sale
1000 dos Pocket Knives,
5000 sets Knives and Fork,
90 dor Ivory Table and Dessert Knives,
100 Plated Fork.
800 I" Shoe and Butcher Knives,
100 Rodgers, Wades and Butchers Raios
so Razor Strops
$50 Scissors and ehears,
1000 Gross Gimlet pointed Screws,
1900 dos. Butt, Table and other Hinges,
800 sets Bed and Furniture Casters,
5000 dos Rim Pad Chest and stock Lock-.
$50 gross Tea and Table spoons
5000 Grihhn's Horse ehoe Nails
300 kegs hammered Horse Shoes
20 tons Iron Axles.
$1,000 Carriage and Pillow Bolts &C., &C.
They also Agents for Fairbanks Scales,
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CXCHANGK HOTEL AND

n ballard HOUSE,
In presenting this card to the public return many cordial
thanks TO our generous patrons Tor the kindness have received
Al their hands, and hope the New order OF Affairs
10 be Initiated Sept 1852 will receive the encouragement
previous efforts AMI abors accommodate guests have
met with. .
Messrs JOHN P and THOMAS r BALLARD the Pro-
preto the Establishment aud each pledges himself TO do
what comfort convenience and requirements Of their guests
demand.
FIRST CLASS HOTEL, and We promise TO use renewed
xeons render establishment comfortable as possible
With po agents. ready and attentive servants
shall endeavor afford complete Satisfaction 20 the travelling
public. -.
b. previous card long since published to oounteract the
influence baeess ror 10 sufficient proof that our establish
en has closed and that since Its publication We
have condition entertain ytes than heretofore
All rumors closure intended closure Eedere friends
70 notice false and srGage Intending to visit u.s. as Wn
ri srepreaentatona anSl-n
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SOUTH-SIDE RAILROAD.
ON ANDAPTER MONDAY THE 22d AU-f
" gust, the passenger Trains, will follows: -
PROM PETERSBURG TO LYNCHBURG
Mall Train daily at $50 NJ reaches Lynchburg Ut l2So
Pm.
Passenger Train daily except Sundays, at as NJ,
reaches Lynchburg atl2:S0 A. NJ.
FROM LYNCHBURG TO PETERSBURG.
Mall Train start daily at II NJ reaches Petersburg
Passenger Trains arts daily except Sundays at 1890 NJ
reaches Petersburg at $50 A. NJ.
These With daily trains to the Spring. Knox
Vile, Nashville Memphis, &C.. 20 New Orleans.
m This the shortest and most expeditions route 10 all pa
Of Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas and Texas
The City Point Train leaves Petersburg daily except Sundays at
IA and IL Noon and City Point at $50 A. NJ and iSO p NJ
Extra Ans 70 and from all the steam packets when ne
q. D. BIRD,
auA General superintendent
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MARINE NEWS

nan vArxa tsoSolrJ O'cLocE-sUS t59; sErs I:Oi
ARBIvED,
Steamship Roanoke Crouch, n Y miss and pass, Ludlam
Watson.
schr NJ Pcrd shelly, YORK river. eorn, wortham Co.
schr Hiawatha Philips Phila., coal. W staples a Co
schr Rockingham, rcpeng Boston, plaster, WoItham.
Schr T. 7. Harden wheat, and tobacco.
Schr Native, Dennis james river, wheat.
schr Cherokee, sheely, Light
sehr LAvenia Hcpt rs, n Y, pig iron Snyder.
SAILED
Esieamshp Roanoke Couch, n y ndse and pass Ludlam
Watson.
steamer Gee Peabody PrehArd Bao mdse. and pass D.
W. Currie.
s;eashp City Of Richmond Mitchell Philadelphia ndse and
pas, p. CardoEL
sehr jaime, Guthrie, Kvn Bali via For, Calhoun, mds, W
ID Colqutt Co
schr. Naiad Queen Huse Light
Schr, Anacosta, Nckeun.
Schr. Mary, -, Petersburg, corn
Schr Hope Prank. Hghs.
schr J. n Younans, Peterson down The river Fight
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RAILROADS, &C.
- go ~ - @. IS
oFPIoE RICHMoNp 4 PETERSBURG R R ooMp'Y

Eichmond va, July 9Th, 1850.
TNROM this date the schedule this road 10 Norfolk and Old
II Point will changed Passengers will leave Richmond at
48O A breakfast Petersbu r. and reach Norfolk by 1890 A.
NJ Returnng leave Norfolk at 12O p M and arrive In Rich
mond At $50 P. NJ. ThOb. II. WfhhE,
ivaT-1m Supt
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Fire Insurance, Naarine insurance.
Fire, Life and Marine Insurance.

TJHE RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION with cash capital and
surplus Of nearly S25O,O0O prepared 10 issue policies
above descriptions o. risks reasonable terms
similar institution Ia The State and respectfully ask share Of the
patronage public Applications will be received
15S Main and lh streets
officers will cheerfuly give any information required
All Losses promptly and literally adjusted
DIRECTORS:
ohaS 7. WORKMAN, John II. Claiborne,
WIN. O. Tompklns, Robert NJ Burton,
John J. Wilson, Thos A. Rust,
Alex. Garrett, Geo. n. Gwsthmey,
John I. 6ublett, Frs j. Barns.
DAVID cURRIE, Prest
RoRERT A. ToSFKrSs, see'y. seas
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EE&a E 51,s1ssIazs;Sl
IMPROVED FOR 1861
WITH LITTLE OR NO NIGHT TRAVEL COMPARED WITH
OTHER LINES.
THIS WELL-KN0WN ROUTE,
RICHMOND AND STAUNTON
TO TIE
TRGINIA SPRIN GS.
Offers this Year Improved Comfort by Redu-
cling the Night Travel In StngeS; which,
added TO tue greater Safety Of the
Rail ms well as the Atage part
OF this Line, commrndsi t
10 all plensure-seekers ~ wei as fnvallds.
THIRTY MILES OF STAG NG OVER FINE TURNPIKEs TO
THE WHITE sULPHUR sPRINGSl
AGAINST
sIXIYFoUR MILLS STAGING OVER ROUGH ROADS BY
ANY OTHER ROUTE.
MORE COMFORT AND QUICKER TIME
DAsSENGERs leave Richmond At So NJ, dae At stanton
and arrive the terminus OF the Railroad by 52j; reach Cal
lashan Celebrated Stand by NJ and leaving after Breakfast
and arrive the White Sulphur Sweet spngsby ~ NJ second
day being least Eve hours In advance Of any other line
OF leaving In tme 20 arrive ~ The spng 70
going ie hncKDnuge um, Batn Alu or arm springs,
the Stages Marlborough Depot where they arrive at S0 r.
reach those Springs respectively supper the day.
Those gsng Hot Healing Springs stay all night at the
Warm SPRINGS and leave there next morning TO arrive NJ the
Hot Healing breakfast Passengers for SrihBngs Springs
the stage Those for Rockbhdge Bath at Goshen
arriving at each place respectively to supper.
1, I, III l.
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nLOWS FOR

BLOWS FOR PALLOWING---@
III CULTIVATORS AND HARROMS FOR C$N@4@@azS7
PUTTING IN wHEAT.-Beneyng that IhAve N1TN
IN my NEW PLOW the best Plow In use, I1l121-1.1n
make Farmers and PlanterA will furnish then
M these Implements better than those they
have they them after trying them fee OF charge
P. II. sTARKE, No. SO Main st.,
tvQ9 doors above sLoharles Hotel
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SASH- RLTNDS AND DOORS.

NAMINU AND
yHE Oldest Establishment in Richmond where may be be hao
the above articles perfection, at the shortest notice
Being giving entire satisfaction the subscriber soil
cts heretofore public patronage Having recently added
Turning his business the public
have SOf disappointment delay Give me call
seqi-u MILES AMBLER, Mayo street
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MERCHANTS

MERCHANTS
INSURANCE CONHPANY Y
Once No. 1853 Main ST., Richmond.
MARINE INSURANCE on VeSsels Cargo, and Freight.
INLAND INSURANCE Goods transported by rivers canals
land carriage.
FIRE INSURANCE on Merchandise generally Dwelling Houses
Warehouses, and other Buildings In town country.
POLICIES Issued at current rates and losses promptly paid
DIRECTORS:
Jos. r. Anderson, esmlJ Harrison, David Sanndeu
Jas. ]. Apperson, r, Heath, Geo. d. Shell,
VIM. Breeder, I'd Mccarthy, y stearns,
DayidJ Burr, r. Miller, John O. Snton,
Vim u Christian, Wri. q. Palne r. II. Skinker,
John Daoley, Samuel Putney, Geo. J. Sumner,
Z. W. GaEebrook, John Purcell, Tn. Taylor Ir,
Lewis Glnter, John d. Quarles Wn. o. Taylor,
@. 2. Watson.
AR0HD PLEAsANTs, Presr.
J. Il MosYLauI sec'y lei
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LTGHTE L BRADBURRY,S PIANOS.


WE CALL the attention OF the citizens Of Rich
w mond and Virginia. TO Piano Portes which 81 H
have placed with Mr.. CaruS, that their qualities
in respect be tested by the side Of hell ~
famed Chickering'S.
testimonials factory In the country All Of which can
be at Mr. CarusS Broad Street Sd door from 9TH
del6- LlGHTE BRADBURY.
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NAYLOR's CAST STEEL.
WE have just received, Of direct Importation large and
w complete assortment Of MAYORS and Msrshas best
Steel consisting OF
Square assorted from IN 10 ~ inches
0ctagon 1" 4 tolk
Bound Machinery assorted from u to IL inches
Double shear steel asserted; all sizes
MIL Pick cast steel I"
Patent Hammer steel I"
Granite Wedge
To which specially invite the attention Granite Work
and purchasers generally For sale lowest
B. 4 @. DOMAIN.
Iron Front W. Block Governor gtreet.
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ARRIYALSATP PRINCIPAL HOTELS


COLUMBIAN HOTEL.
JOSEPH H. CRENsHAw, Proprietor.
July -, lSGl
Booker Va JMBsu,NC
IA T Douglas, Washington Bal, Chesterfield
J " Wakes, nanvhle q Hunt, PoWhatan
Halls, Efsex. W Woodson, NottoWay
Mrs Halle 90 10 Carter, DO
Mss L \ Halle DO W Anderson. Cuuberland
Miss Halle 90 Hundey, Richmond
Mrs. A X Clara, 90 g Allen, Caroline
Mrs y Mann, DO II Baker, Mss
Yaates Ptisyvanla A Bottles, Richmond
J J KankIns panYilic en- Word, do
8 3 Koaeli. CITY Point ID n Branch. Pethg
Z Bass. Roanoke Bethea, Mss
G Carrington, Pcthg Ikalney. ~ =
J Damn, VI W Richardson, Va
W RurWell 10 KYLE, do
Keran. Alhemarle " l. Myer, Lynchburg
W Loury. NC Q Baker aud family, Ky
Mlss A Nunde Va Moody, lancaster
, n Perkins. Fuvanna CLghtenburE NY
W Hudson, 90 Walker DEnvile
n 81 Harris. Buck'm Or Quares Ga
y Moscly, Va VI Fontalne, Hanover
b Spald'ng, DO Baldwin. CurdsylRe
n W Davis DO J Wdtes.N
Eord do II AIWaitcrs, DO
IN coles, DO NJ heckley, Lee
W Kidd, do D Foster, Amelia