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- DESEE HE RENgDEN.E IN
sIi: THCRCH HILL FOR 81 Lei wish TO sell,
zl;n privately, hY the LIST of November next. tho
HUUS h AID Lot now occupy, on Grace street,
Church Hin, tetEeen 28tn ana 29th streets. The
location s a Ceslrahe ore, aud the HOHse is very
CONVENIENT and extremely pleasant. The Lot
fronts Grace street 81 feet, running ha,s I57
eet - an alley Is feet wide frrthor description
IS deemed useless, as an one wishing 20 purchase
vii prefer to examine The premises. All such a'e
invited to cali and WI take pleasure ~ show
ny the same. lCc 4-lml kEBECCA =. BktFI.
-. ssttpM FOR HENT The large and
f,.s comfog'abe ROOM: lately occupied ty the
@& York River Railroad Company, over the store
Of the subscribers IA U0W fer rent
Z. JOHNSTON Il BROTHER,
au I6-ts il5 Main ST eet.
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~gesA&I>' CLOTHING, sEREANTs'
> CLDEHING.-tur assortment of Servants
CT thing was neve so good as II is now cons II
ing Of all me usual varletles-6aF. HEAVY VI-
sinia male Full ed Cloth heav' = d.. do. do do;
Sleeps Greys, Kerseys. CaSsiGets, &c &c; LIN
tess aRd heavy herseys, for women; Blankets,
FlanaeS, Stockings, &c, NC. All of which we
offer TOR gale low goods of the same quality
can be had IN Richmond
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ALFRED =. LEE.
y FORWARn!NG AND

ALFRED =. LEE,
Il F0hW hRn!NJ AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND DEALER ~
PLASTER, SALT, l. UMBER, COAL, Sc
"a addition 10 my ForwsrdinE Business, / would
INFORM ny # e-ds and the public that | have
IL hoLR a I'D opposite my warehouse. aud d.
Tectly on the inc of the YORK River Railroad,
wh're mas he found general assortment of Vlr-
slrla LII ~ Der, SHINGLES, &c.
Mr. t. ". PEERS will attend 10 saes of Lum-
Der on nay account
toHsgnments of Lumber solicited on. which
liberal advances will be made. s. LEE.
| OUIS j. BDSSIsUX,
l. Manufacturer of Double Refined
STEAM CANDIES,
And wholesale Dealer in
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN FRUITS,
FRENCH CANDIES, CIGARS,
-,,-, w., .- TOBACCO, &C.. &c.
THE CHEAPEST GOODS,
AND
The LARGEST STOCK,
Can always bs found at tina
FiVE-STORT BUILDING,
No ~ Main st, opposite Richardson & Co,
xt.V. VI
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MAGNER. nRrGGIsT- 40 APOrHE.

WAGNER, DRUGGIST AND APOPHE-
CARG, kegs on hand q general ard well rs
sorted sorted stock # DRUGS. MEDICINES. PAINTS,
Oils, VANISH. BRUSHES, GLASS, PUTTY.
genuine PATENT MEDICINES MEDICIN 81
j. lOR and WINES: Imported and domestic
RIATEAhhb; In1klsh and Anne moan SnOKIN6 To-
1ACCU; Hair, Tooth, NAH. Cloth sud Shoe
Brushes Combs, Pocket Books Porte Monnsies,
Hoosne, har Oils and fine Extracts The best
h'ucie Of COAL OIL ard BURNING FLUID al
MIlA on hand. cor. 6rH AND BROh d SITS.
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A CARD.-We verv earnestly request custom
n ers and oihers, who have our BAGS 10 Sc nd
them to us full OF gram, Il ready TO send IT, or
empty, by the next tram. We are suffering great
inconvenience for want of our Bags that are idle
n various hands who have neg elected TO retuTn
them. n short time we must lake up has ae-
counts ana charge ihe holders with them. When
we send bags 70 any person, they should be re.
urned promptly.
Much OF the wheat we receive is damp. Farm,
. all out of doors" are big enough 90 spread II IN,
Farmers lose immensely by inattentlon 10 this
point
We have fallen on perilous times, hen debt Is
fearful Filling orders for gnano, Ac., ON the
faith of growing erops won do for those who have
10 bar them on time. A safe principle of individual
economy is TO make money before we spend it,
Yo-ta MADnIiX
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EDUCATIONAL.

GOUTHERN WAvERLEY INSTITUTE,
~ On 9TH ST., BETWEEN CLAW AND LEIGH.
Mrs. PETER 2. MAYO. FR1NCIPtL.
Commeuclng lst October. 1880,
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A-Eostetter's stomach Biiters.~- I he
thousands who use THIS great medicine for the
cure OF DyspepaIa and Liver Complaint and the
diseases complicated with or arising from them,
requested tn taEe notice that ct!e cOnHtogf6LS
Of this CeebTaIed lnvIgorlnG nave been issued IN
the South and est, and mar eventual. hnd their
way INTO many parts OF the Union. We hope,
therefore, that al! purchasers OF the pre- paratIOn
will examine the Label on the bottle, Wnere fac
slmile OF the pfcpret1rs' lsnature should APP
pear, and a~o the bottle Itself. which should have
fhs words DR J. HUSIbTFER'S STOMACH
BITTERS blown IN the lass, and stamped the
cap covering the cork. We Also will, after Jauu-
aIy Ist 1850, put additional steel engraving with
our note of hand attached. winch 10 counterfeit is
lie ony, nos T. lER SMITH.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally eve
rywhere. oc lin
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Is EEAMBoATs, salPPING, &C.

TT FOR CHARLESTON, =. C.-The su.
AsstES. TerIor fast sailing Schr. MlNNEHAHA.
- <SN DUNG, Master, having the greater por ion
ot her cargo engaged and going on board will have
dispatch. For remainder. apply tn
oc H-6t w d. COLO UIrT + co.
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g.. s e.gs.e. SIAMEs B!ykR. By TsE STtAW
PECK Steamar CURTIS PECK viii. on
THURSDAY MOANING next. the 18th instant
Go,E1!Iancs t6t regular run 4etWeen RICHMOND,
F3RFSNUUTH and NOR ok. leaving the
WHAT At. Rockets eysry THURSDAY, sATUR-
Bay and TUESDAY MORNING, at O clock
The GLEN COY L Will leave the wharf at Rock
cts; every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY ana + n l.
DAY 2ORNIN6. at the same hour. Is O'Clock
and each boat will return each alternate DAY tex
copt Sunday Thus making 4 daily line between
the above places, unsurpassed for speed and &C
com uiCdatiops by e. uther lice.
the Boats Will touch at al the regular Landings
gong ana returning. and take freight rs usua :;
but all freight u be landed on the river must be
PAID for when sent down, and we Will not he re
spoGslble for It after is landed on the wharf for
which Il is marked.
PASSAGE to or from Norfolk or Portsmouth. So
Meals. each, 90 cents extra.
Dc NJ Is x o HASKTHS
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uu
CHiLES h CHENERY.

ATOEE or TIiGSt TI3EaP CARPET
VI INGS, at EZEKl ELS, Al Main street Per
sons who have not yet supplied themselves with
the cheap Carpetings M only 20 cents the yard.
should delay. II is nearly ali ne: 1t IS an ex-
&c len article for chambers or spare rooms, neat
aud cheap. Only think, 81 yards for Sc, at
EXEKIELfS, Al Main street,
MRiicrt's Old Stand
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FALL GRADE.

i To. III.
SHAFER, HAJSEY Il co, Manufacturers Of,
aud " hnlesale and etal Dealers in. CLOTHING
and FIN + Ft FINISHING GOODS, 1IG Main ST..
Richmond. Va are now opening for the Fall and
Winter rrade. a lar ard desirable stock o;
{ !. OF II " and FURNISHING GCOLS, TO
whlen We invite the public attention.
SHAFER, HAlSE| & CO,
Richmond. Va.
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COAL, COKE. WOOD, 40.

w WOOD,
WOOD E.
800 cords SO Lsoned Oak and Pine WOOD on ha nd,
and for sale by PHILIPS COLEMAN,
oe l0-lm+ South side Dock.
(,UAL.-C. b. LIPSC0MB.
~ (OPFIcR l4rH sr., opp Mayo's Warehouse, }
Dealer in MIDLOTHIAN, LUMP, HAIL AND
SMITHS COAL.
Also, RED AND WHITE ASH ANTHRA-
CITE COAL sold by weight. Z-3m
OAA AND PINE wo0D-Seasoned and m
~ der shelter, for sale ~ Coke Yards
de ls-ts Jko. ]. WERFH. Art.
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BROWN COTTONs.
f,I = 4 " 20 4.
October, 23d. 1850.
81
SPLENDID DRY GOODS.

kA SCtODer' 2Sd. 1SGOs va
SPLENDID DRY GOODS,
ELEGANT SILKS AND DRESS GOODS, EN-
bhoIDERlkS, AND LADIES FURS.
THOS. r. PRICE C Co.
Have Just GPre en- I, a a ssiieen5dd line of
Rich VEL0U .6iToMANs.
RRsai Lr's4aq I'd FLs4ch P0PLINs.
French and American DFLAlNEs, &C.
an lmniease ya-5e,\ Q; al the last novelties IN
Bt HGR and coL6RGEG6 by "hRA S52AN ncbly
MEXictH.fSS 'CLoAKs. full sleeve, on hand and
msde TO order at snort notice.
EIsEaat EMBRolDE.8lEs in Lace Sets.
BRQSSEbS SETS, POINT SETS and COL
sLEE%Es, ILhTsJoX SETS, MUSLIN,
And b express K ( tbi1.4 1F2GE?#.E s Of
IN Sable Brown Martin, Stone Martin, Coney,
Wiz RiN IS GUfF&. CAPE8. MUFFS, &c,
to winch The attention 81 the adles Is called.
&C 25-6t THCS. K. PRICE & co.
n-New and Beautiful
FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
The subscriber would respectfully announce to
his friends ami the public generally that ne is
re0eIYlug q l1Tae and ,eautIul stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Selected with great cere, snd at prices that will
enab'e hlnl to sell unusually low, for cash.
LADIES DR. ESS GOODS,
r. In great variety snd al the newest designs.
CLOTHS. CASStNERES.
VELVET AND SILK VESTINGS,
NECK TIES, MERIN0 SHIRTS,
ORA ~ ERS, SC
Also large and attractive stock OF HEAVY
GOODS, OF eyeIy grade. fer negro clothing.
Fine BED BLANKETS
NEGRO DO.
,And, every other article usually kept in first
class Dry Goods House.
Call aHd examine Tor yourse Ives.
JOHH l.. SMITHER,
20 q I'm En - NAin StreAt
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~" "A uoilar Saved is a Dollar Gained,"

re- "A I;oilar Saved is Dollar tsained.''
THE PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK,
OF RICHMOND, VIA.
CFFIcE-nth street, nearly opposite Goddn's
Hal. MEMBERS:
K. II. nI7-eN, D. Won Gtonlng, J. II Hatcher,
X. .. Haskins. J. ". Atkinson, u lruehe4rt
g. r. WhIIock, l.. Fl Frayser, K l. Williams.
J. l.. ApPsrson, Il. T. Taylor, John Blair,
J. h Greanar, Il. A. Mayo, A. Bodeker,
J. L. Ligon, F. W. Roddey, |. LIBBY,
X. NJ. Steyenaoa,J. II Montague, Chas raibott
y. J. Johnson, w H. Bawcock, I. NJ. AlfrIend.
3. II. Nash, l. Il. plbKkLL, PTes't;
j. J. JOHNSON. Sec'y;
TH0S. III. FRIEND, Cashier.
CAPITAL........... .......-.. 81 200.
WHOLE JOINT FUND PLEDGED FOR DEPOSITS.
This Bank of the People, in which the working
saen a well as the men OF means, may deposit all
Their scare funds with perfect safety and receive
interest thereon at the rate Of 6 per cent. per
annum for Z months or over. and per cent, for
less peTOds, continues u receive deposits, IN
large or small sums. The undersl gned, AS Cashier,
Will issue certificates from A. Nj to p. Nj daily.
Aim IHDS. NJ ALI RIESU. Cashier.
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4
~ full a ID hne assortment OF Dress Goods. con-
sstins Of sp euCld ks of Il quallt and prices;
g alnes, all WOO; Valenuas &c We have
b us hit The ah,v st .Teit s&cI tlc-, ami are.
thereto enabled t. odar such inducements ihat
cannot fail 10 awe tntIre 81 Is!acton. The par
.Icu Al aftenriOn OF the l4dles and public ara in
WED q our unusual large stock of Dress GOODS,
winch too nuH erOus 10 nfl0n Gall at lie
nargdIn emporium of ALI K I'll Misses,
Main 81
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IIAHAff NE tAEDLss- These Candies
g are made Of Prepared ParaflLe, q product
I'm noin me oislIliatIon Of coal, HAVING the came
r"tHilcAl constituents as gas. They give q hAUe
e,eaief and more briliiant burn ten per cent. long
O. are more transparent aud beautiful; produce
"y'.eI ana more agreeable light than the best wax
tpeT ~ and Being harder are particularly suit
sse b. A. q r AVLNpnPTs
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EOR BAL TIM - >

II FOR BA44TsN % x E-Uhe REGULAR
&2N packet Schr. MARY WILLIS, Captain
7A~AA@@ N0HTH, having q portion IF her careo en-
gaEed and going on board, viii .ye dispatch For
remainder, apply to
OC psf " n. COLO TTTTr 4 90
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~ Us5.LiNERY-FAT TRADE-~A
Sz2GsyI d'slTe to call attention to INV re bSSsy
~ noVai from 242 Broad street to 246, two ia
doors west OF nv cid stand, where I a,f prepared
t. eXholt a larger stock OF Nj LLINERY GOODS,
OF al, kinds, and VIII continue 10 keep through
MOST DESIRABLE STYLES
Mrs. a. MCDONALD,
Sc 22-2m* nl6 Rrn3d st
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apls-iv " ~ RESIDENT Assistant.

EeELs4EVGE fi0&Pf IA E.-TbIs Institution,
- which has been Ia successful operation seven
years, is situated On Church Hill, Richmond.
Virginia, IN delightful, airy position, aud is
furnished with every convenience conducive to
the comfort OF patients and the successful treat
ment of medical and surgical diseases.
Rooms have been nicely furnished, suitable ia
the accommodation OF gentlemen wEo may find Ii
inconvenlept 10 be treated at their private lodg
ngs.
Particular attention will be paid 10 the lying IN
SGydS, which are very cOmmodIous,
Having been heretofore literally patTOnized by
owners of slaves, both III the city aud country, we
can, with increased confidence. call their atten-
rentIOn TO the great advantages afforded by
- Hospital" Tor the medical and surgical treat
raEt of SLAV rs, and promise to spare no pans TO
furnish them proper accommodations ana every
necessary attention.
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CLOTHING 1T W H0Lt[SAI Elm this de-
- P1gtment we are now prepared 10 show mey-
chants stock OF Fall Clothing which, in extent,
IEtety OF styles ana superiority OF workmanship,
EN- market. We have taken special pains in the
manufacture OF thus stock, and We hatter our
selves that our great advantages IN the purchase
Of goods, t@sSther with an experience of more
than twenty years 10 the trade Of Virginia North
Carolina srG Tennessee. enables us 10 offer the
greatest Inducements il stock, styles and prices.
Every garment % of our own manufacture, and
warranted 10 4 and wear well.
KEEN, BALDWIN Il WILLIAMS,
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HOSPITALS.

TNFIR nary OF ST. FRANCIS DE
! SALES, BROOKE AxENGE, aRlchMoSD
Patients OF all denomin nations not havinx small
gox or any other contagious disease, are received
s an m pr wass fos' pay from 81 to
90 per week.
pkhEaY g. iii fHoMHsH : bSRsry ST
ISFIRMAhY OF THE MEUIUAI. Ca1I..
1 LEGE.- Thig lrstitutlon, situated at the corner
SONS and NEGROES, requiring medical treat e It
WAits 2, Ps,sSrs yh9 assire it, can be furnished
with PRIV NE ROOMS. where they will enjoy
The accommodate for 5 Az Es, as heretofore.
are ample, ana the attention of owners of negroes,
% @ dsd by assn to
me Meclcai and Surgical treatment Of this class
n ING-lN WOMEN are also received and care
All patsbts are. under the care of the Professor.
an efficient corps OF assistants. In cases OF diff,
Guilty, consultation of the Professors is held,
Tne charges for Medical "i attendance. Board
N,nrs!ne and Medicine are as follows:
:. . N private rooms 81 to Sl5 ''' ,
saves ana other coored patients-...S6
q For less than week, Except IN private rooms
81 per day-provlded that the aggregate shall not
exceed the charge for full week.
pTopTletors Of tha Bellevue Hospital, small extra
charge Will be made, varying from So 70 So, &C
Grafton.
tsnt. " ~
NO CASE OF SMALL POX, or any oths, IN
fscfioaS disease, nor any of Insanity, will he
adrlltted.
Attending PhyslcIans-Prots. TUCKER CON
WAY and McCAW.
Attending nQrseons-Profs GIBSON, PETlCO.
LAS and WFLLFORD,
Resident Phy siclau-Dr THOS, l.. HUNTER
StevsTt-F. VI. PARRISH.
President DR.. l.. &, JOYNES.
Persons n the country, desirous of selulns ea~
tent to th@ lutrmary, may address the President,
toward, Or any Of the Professors of the College.
j6 l2-lr
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EoR sAAR aNp Rr..E3rc.

~, BOON FOR HEST.-A large comforta-
81. bic ROOM over my store. suitable for g doc
a19AtCT's office or lodgng-rcom
J. w. FKAISER, Druggist, 18th St,
oc 23-ts Near corner of Broad
~, E0Ei .ExT-rhe large WAREHOUSE
s.i5 Cary street. t present occupied ty Jno d.
<-I Blair Possession given LIST January next.
&C 25-lw JOHN tSnERS.
-, FUK Ne3NT-The BASEMENT corner
81; llth and Main streets. Ii very desirable for
2-:da Billiard Room or Saloon Apply To
oc % IS MARCUS HARRIS & BRO
81, FOR RENC-The DWELLING HOUSE
MI: Canal street, second door below 4th street.
AIN he House contain, nins rooms good yard
and kitchen Apply as above, o. at the Photograph
and Fine artGaleryo: q. W. MINIS.
Two good MICH COWS for sale.
oc Is IS 6. w. NJ
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A lsaisG4. AsSoRFAiE%g OF L DIES
a FANCY DRESS GOODS AT AND UNDER
duotion, to make q clean sweep of evarythin,
whlch has fancy IN il. Plaid Merros, Fancy
SILKS, Popllnettes, CslcOss, Cioaks, sleeves, Col
Ruches. &c. Ladies are specially invited to cali
and view these tremendous barSalns, which Is a
clearance sale, CHAS A. GWATKIN,
RI Mar
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I ID EL Us y NFINg.-t5DI !CTln0 Plalu SINS,
ID Magenta Plaid silks, Blue and Black, Green
and Black Silks, for sale at 625a cts pc yard new
style Dark Ground Silks anj Embroidered Figures;
Printed Foulard Silks; Plain Black z ks in great
varieties widths and Qualities, al new and for
sale at very low prices.
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~ Coits celebrated five Shooters
Army, Navy, and Pocket sizes on hand and for
sale by JAMES WALSH.
Gun Importer,
oo 70 I'm doors above St Charles Hotel.
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~, " DAME .R De, FtRs CHen ~
~ " I,LlNaR AN DRESS MAKER ASSsS
the etieS thai she will open her rooms for lie =
ct MlLLIA R1 hQnDS Z: Bcnnets, Hair Nets
Ribbon. Feathers, Illusion Goods, eeves se@I
Lace SITS, etc Ais, Perfumery, Embr1IdeTeJ
Gosee, Infants Robes. Particular attention TO
ChildTeas Clothes. PInkins, 4mpiug and = Int
ms. WI! opea TUESDAY, 18TH Ucto Ter
" dut"u AiLbLIN F'n, IL Inn
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@-Baths, Baths, Baths.
HOT, COLD AND SHOWER BATHS,
can be had daily from O'Clock A: Nj until 10 r.
NJ, at the American Hair Cutting Shaving, sham
poonlns and Bathing Saloon under the American
Hotel entrances on 18th street, Single Bath 10 ets
CIR FIVE tioksts for al,
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hEAaE sGRakg HUSPGC a. tUHs
"a SLAE tS.-Th- Hospital 10 situated near the
corner OF Main and 25th streets, aAd 10 admirably
adaated IN arlness prlvacr aud IsaIthtul less OF
position, L the purposes FIR which It has been IN
stttuted, nanely: For MEDICAL, SURGICAL
and OBSFErRICAL treatment ST SLAVES
Ibe rules and regulations cove ming this nsiItu-
uon have already been published circular con
tanning fun particulars Will he furnished those Who
maY desire further information.
FIRMS Patterns per week, SIS ess than week
: ye7 dIaDi; bKt IN ,Gggregats shall not sycsfd
the charge for full igeek. Patients attend
lng the daily examinations mot fit subjects
for HOSPITAL CONFINEMENT, charged the
Iegula fee adopted by the profession at large
The above charges include board, medicine, Rledl-
cal attendance and nursing. Surgical operations
CHARGED according TO rules of other Hospitals OF
the city For further information apply to The
r., ae2n iesident at the Hospital, or to either of
the undersigned PAyslcianS and PTGpretors.
FRS. W. HANCOCK, III. D.,
Main 81 het 80 ard 9Th, or No. 100 Main St.
ST, & 10. I EACHX. NJ. D.,
Exchange Ecte.. or Grace ST., bet. 9th and 9Th.
K, :. VEST, III. D, franklin ST.,
Near Ballard House, or cor. ain and Eth SITS
PNIlIP 5. HANCOCK M. D.,
Resident Physician,
CYRUS BROOKS,
Hovilert
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OFFICE OF r. II. MAURY L co !
RICHMOND, Aus urt Is, 1860. y
TUtk& And Hff nS ktsk sALE.-fIH-

y GINA SIX PER CENTS.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILWAY
Six PER CENTS,
shares Bank OF Commonwealth STOCK.
shares Farmers' Bank STOCK.
Sknl RAuL M ikginia SIflfK n III
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~ ML.LGNERY-FALL TRADE e>(a
S9ssy desire to call attention 10 my ex NM
~ tenslve STOCK of Vi l. l. | Y + x slsLsas
GGDS: consist!ng of HEAD DRESSES, L1-
DIES, CARS, FL RS and CLOAKS, the latest and
BLEACnING, PRESSING ard DYEING done
IN the best style. Mas. j. DENELWAN
Main, between Nth and 18th SITS,
N B.-Four TO FIVE good MILIINERS wanted
Immediately. oc Gins
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/ LES ROBIN L. CO.'S COGNAC.-We are
me agents in this city for the sale Of the above
U S aho vel known brand of BRANDY, and have
a.. "a custom House store an invoice. comprls
"t we 'lutages of 1913 ana 1855. We Will con
n atls e supp ed with the Article Of our own
@ttoh, aod the trade can rely on obtaining the
'uis and genuine article from US.
Il g; 3 DAVENPORT
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n
cine ever discovered. It is remedy that no child
will refuse bat rather crave as it posse sses none
OF those nauseous ing red .ents OF VIII ch other
worm dIstroyers are composed. 1t is puE up In the
form of beautiful SUGAR plums. or sale by
A. BODEkER Il CO, DRUGGISTS,
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% ss-et--5-vsd o.ai

neALola Montez has had another trouble
with a issilroad conductor. Accompanied bya
pet dog, she was about entering a Car on the
Pennsylvania railroad, when the conductor in
fJrmed her that she would have to be scpara-
ted from. her dos. on account Of a strict rule
Of the company which prohibited cannines from
keeping ieompanionship mithHthe regular pay
ing passeHgersS Tie indignation of the Coun.
tess of Lansfeldt could not be restrained. and
she VI hesitatingy stated to the conductor that
her money was sufficient to purchase a tickle.
for 'Gipsey;' and that no law could part them.
The conductor quoted at once, ana after the
arrangements had been made, Lola
and her Gar .Gipseysrcde offIin triumph.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-05-02
AN opEaArroN IN wooL-Tbe New York

AN OPERATION IN WooL-The New York
Journal Of Commerce states that the custom
house authorities recently stopped six cargoes
1T wool, (three in Boston and three in New
which were offered for free entry under
the, admitting wool of the ayalue OF twenty
and under at the port of exploration
free, of ddty.a The Vigilance of the Govern
iment has been rewarded BY a consider able ad.
ditien to the revenue The three Boston i'm
porters were obliged to'pdy a duty of Sis. 900,
Instead of o%btainingra free permit, Two, of
thesthree cargoes entered at New York are still
held by the authorities under advisemeGt.-
duty ~
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-05-02

soAkIse SEEDS BEFORE asow1Na.lzTbhis
practice, says the Country Genaemaa, is not so
extensively adopted in this country as it might
beSwith advantage both for the farm andtbe
garden. e In this trespect, we are far behind q
people whenn1lawe are apt to regard with feel iGss
nearly approaching to Contempt There are
few, probably eitherip England or this icoun,
try, who are not disposed tosthink themselves
much superior to the Chinese and yet, IN one
vance Of most farmers, in either England Or,
America. eH Liebigs states, ain, his + LettersIaoh
Modern 0A.grieahfare, 4 that no Chinese ofarrnef
sows a. seed Before it has been soaked lfd1id
man!;re, diluted with water, and has begun to
,germinate;i and that experience las, taught him
thatathis operation tends not onlystor promoteI
tllenIore rapid and vigorous growth aaddepet
c~pmentaJf the plant, but also to protect the
seed from travages of worms and msecats.s 70 q
/ BIAS &c EOEEf 81 T&l rHEII4AkEO ttEI 1870 ~ 4