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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-01
Something Exclusively for the Ladies',
BROWNS
HYGIENIG SUSPENSION WAIST.
SKIRT SUPPORTER.

livery LADY SHOULD HAVE
IL ONE-In fact, every would have one If they on
y knew he beauty, utility beae Of them THIS waist
nothing from the BEST CONCEIVABLE FOR but directly
promo es Il In every respect IL Is OF such peculiar
buden 70 which theV sonnet subjected by
ruspeuding the skrs, &c upon the shoulders and by
OF Circular Braes Stays and SVppOs the cloth
BRLRTNe down upon the CheSf HIPS and Abdomen hich
makes it truly ANTI-LACER, Lolding the skirts away
Supporter entirely any from the waist IL Is also true
and efficient SHoULnER BRACE-thrownE the entire supp
Of the skirts d ecy Upon the shoulders through the elias
tic his and valuable invention II also designed
TO HOrd immediate relief and m cases effect RAD
ICAL CURE ACUTE AND CHRoEIc DIsRAsEs. caused BY
TIGHT LAcIEe, as many who have 1ssd for such com
examination Of of most eminent and scientific
medical men, who al pronounce them the beSg thing
the kind invented. They rapidly coming
and give universal satisfaction TO all who have worn them
They be 20 give idea Of them and
Cleveland and examine them Lsdy will alwsys be in
readiness show them. Persons wishing purchase
night to manucture The Waist Or % sell tenn VIII call
the exclusive night for the United States
CAUTlON.-All persons infringing in way or man
nsr this Patent, viii most AssuredJ be dealt wi 90
NORRIS, SHEFFIELD CO. Propiielors,
Succes.orstO H +. Brown Co.
ChAgiin Falls o., Feb. q 1850.
kindly Furnished publication BY those havB worn
these Wtists examined and sold them which from hs
ny hait0rng communications we have and are rec-
ing daily il deemed SUFFICIENT for the uFssani;
CLEyELlND, Feb. "a, $50.
MesTs. NORRIS. SHEFFIELD Co We the uadersiEn-
PENSION WAIST for the last few mOuhH take great pleas
he 70 Recommending IL TO the attention Of VsV lady Il
Aean Of the wesrsF FurtbermoTe. We Know n s1IVi I
eneves sna IN many instances effects radical cure Of ne
numerous diseases caused 6y tight laesg. We hope 70
what every lazy who values comfort and health Should
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In Court CT Common
Pleas IN aud for Cuyhho-
Ga County, Ohio.
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Coke! COkeI Coke!
q. WALLACE & son

A RE NOW MANUFACTURING
- COKE rem the pure Hlmnoatsrilis Snip Vein
Coal, which is error tnany uler Coke 10 he Market
We en- furnish iestmouis from numarous manuf facturers
who are ufing and vhu speak OF is character in
the highest terms
Alsn a Constant supilT Of HammnnlsFille StrlD Vein
SAITFnNa COAL; and alsn for DoIuesii pnr1osel-
Baing located HHeda cy The liae % ne Cleveland
Pltsbulgh RailTcad. ship With dispatch any
part Of the STATE. Oriers solicitsd.
". II. WALLACE SON
HamDundsfille, Jelers1l Co Ohio.
I.nnarr q. la.l l.LIEa
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YNp UhBAUDEfs a. s'CO.. having re-
asN1SSlmdsed thtlfWast RctmA 20 sheir old stand
N9SSs2 R9sFEeE STREET,
9gs fglin prepared Q fqsh svsTthng in the line Of
bsS, h y lRR sHdr UPHOLSTERY.
bstlar sayt sf9 yabu7l44-no d
UNDERTAKINGS large assort-
~ msnf Of Ready Made Coflas always kept 90 Land.
apT4 c. L. BAUDER CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-05

THE FAREWELL OF FANNY kEMBLE Mrs.
kembIe has made her LAS, appearance As 4
dramatic reader. Boston was the place chosen,
and Hamlet the subject. The papers tell us
that she had a large audience; the assem- bage
crowded the hall; and Mrs KENT BILE performed
the task successfully, though laboring under
the nervous excitement natural to a farewell
represents tion. At the close of the reading
she made the following parting remarks In
style which suffused with tears many an eye
fixed upon the speaker, those " gracious drops
at times nearly choking her own utterance
Friends, my work is done; but l could not
bid you adieu without saying few words,
especially as have been obliged to decline an
honor conferred upon me by request not TO
take a final leave Of you this evening. 1t is
time that the book should be shut and the lips
closed / have now been before the public
five and twenty years. Few women would
care to be remembered in public for a longer
period. Shakespeare may find better and abier
Interpreters, but believe none more willing.
esteem it my good fortune that am permit
ted to close my labors in Boston, where SO
long ago l appeared
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There is a family in Bladen county, N. g.,
pounds.
Ma, II you give me an apple, / will be
kooo' mo, my child, You aust not be good
ior pay-yoa ought to be good for nothing.
AZ an agricultural dinner the folio wing
TOAST was given: 1.-The game of fortune-shuf
ne the cards As you will, Spades will ALWAYS
win"
do you singl'' says the tea pot to the ket.
Tie. Ies," replies the kettle. II can MANAGE
oget over \ few bars" s.Bah y, excIs;u,s',
the teapot.
stop that abominable noise" said a com.
mauding onicer to q trumpeter in tie midst q,
a battle; I'VE can stand FIRE, but we cam,
stand that air" '
vertisement Of n new hotel, il 10 said, at EN-
braces about sixty rooms.''
An Irish paper says that among those NOR
tally wounded at Waterloo was Maio,
O'Brien, efte'wa'd Mayor OF Dublin.
The men who are willing ito die for Al
idea" would be much better employed In liv
Ing for reality.
Of danger, turns pale aud makes his escape
may b. said to come on with flying colors.
"Whsrs shalt get a panel :" said the Sher
III 70 the Judge .sWhy, 1 suppose, sir, thai
you can get enough panels ess Of Doors"
When may man be said to b. literally i'm.
meTsed Ia business When he's giving swim.
ming lesson.
yol has been engaged to curl the locks Ut q
csGAt.
Tbs young man who pays his addresses to
6snb hsilss, u In no danger OF being discarded.
Why n tAs world like piano Because II
- fsoi Of shnsps aad fats.
Did tAs horssnaa who SECURED the plain"
Dss soapt paas
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e MAI + ~ 5JMWtLKY. ,sLYlhIKs

~ AND PLATED WARES. A. MYERS
MN j keeps constantly on hand larse and com
d1sS4G plete assortment OF the above named
ticles embracing all the latest st les, which he of
fers to his friends and public on the most reason
able terms. He would call partlcul lar attention to
lis stock of fine Watches, such AS Jules Iurgeuson,
F. B. Adams 4 Son. Alfred Lavalette. Jules Eme-
~, Henry Reynolds Lemon, Joseph Johnston. John
Craige. and other celebrated makers. He also
keeps "a large assortme nj of rich Diamond Set FIN
ger Rinss, Shirt Buttons Diamond Cluster and
Single Stone Breas,plns, for gents; also, large
Cameo and Pearl Sets, Etruscan and plain gold
Cham Bracelets, Chatham CHAINS. Neck CHAINS.
Charms. Sleeve Buttons, Shirt Buttons, &c; Silver
Sets, tionlets Pitchers Salt Cellars, Cups, Bouquet
Holders. Fish Knives and For S, Berry Spoons,
Forks. fine Silver plated Knives &C.
Hoping to offer such inducements that cannot
fail to please III price and quality, call IS respect
fully solicited. S. 4. MYERS,
Corner Of Nuiu and Pearl ats
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DESIGNATIONS. &C.

lNTHtR LIBBY. of Richmond, and ABRAHAM
BURTON. of Petersburg Va. have taTmsd n 60
h 81 Ks q sts
N ESS. at the old stand Of LUTHER LIBBY cor
t kHHKkhhHkM Burton.
Richmond. Feb. 10th. 90.
have to offer my thanks to my friends
and customers for former liberal PATRONAGE ard to
ak BR f 81 same
A Whig copy. lie Eth
CU-PAKTNEHSuIP NOTICED. BAG,
y ERTY and H. w. STARkE have associated
tefsfss nnast :Se
door to Adams Co.'S Express Once; LOT 1ne pnr
s9esf!Ss ,ns SS SSf
EURNAG II, bps,ness g As4; sfASs AND BELL
We are now prepared to execute all orders en-,
trusted to our charge either OF the above
IN the ss SesI sspeca call The
tention of country merchants before purchasing,
as we feel confident as our stock is entirely ne~
our STOCK SeS' Of a BRS Ss WORK for Plumbers
and Steam Filters. which we are manufacturing
Babbit Metal. Gafreti's, Paten. Anti Friction
Metal, Anthony and Block I'm Tor SAFE
Highest cash prices paid tor OLD NE lALS.
fe H-d2m
1I7IiE subscribers have this day formed CO part
Hosi M NJ basness ali of
branches and hope by personal attention to merit
the patronage Of our friends and public GENERALLY
Our shop is at the old stand, on Main street; be-
'"se" o." anu ''"' JOS. v. HOPKINS,
ACARD... take this opportunity of returning
sincere thanks to Did friends and patrons tor
ther libeIai support. anu no,' ="
0a''n OIL the same 10 the nc" WHIT %M T. GIBSON.
January LIST. 1860. elm
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,n NJ WESTT' of of
Es s 'ss Kay Of
n mK a a1d s T Of
old stand. las Main street. and hope, by strict at
tenton to business, to merit the patronage OF their
friends and the public, which has been so literally
bestowed upon the house Of GEo; y, IL WEST
THOMAS 4 J05HfNsToN.
Richmond, Feb. LIST, 1860
A Card.-In retiring from the Book Trade.
desire to return my thanks to the public, who have
so generously sus,i:'nea me, anu .tust my succe"
sG.s mss receive the same GE5 IT. WEST
AIR. II. BROWNELL'S INTEREST
WI the firm of CLARkSON & ANDERSON
continues the same rs it Was IN the firm of Clark
''''' -'i''0 ' GARRISON ANDERSON,
ja 24ts No. 100 Main street. Richmond.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ad-
~ United Mr.. JOS. N. VAUGHAN, of Nottoway
county. Va, as partner into our concern, It Will
hereafter he conducted IN the name and sly lie of
JOHNSON. TRUEHEART & VAUGHAN.
Mr. INSTEAD NJ KILLER has no longer any
interest III our business. B. J. Johnson,
BAT. TRUEHEART
JOS. N. VAUGHAN.
Having sold nv interest in the concern of
JOHNSON Il TRUEHEA beg leave, in retir-
ing from the late concern, To thank friends for
the liberal patronage extended to us, and hope
they will continue to patTonIze the new house.
la I4-2m ARMlSTEAD Nj ILLER.
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n Notice. ITO the sick, afflicted and numer-
GUS families who have heretofore used DR.. ]. s.
ROSES MEDICINES, always with the most un-
bounded happy results, that some unprincipled
persons have circulated an imitation. The Doctor
has been compelled to change the wrapper which
is plain without any figures and his written sigma
tuIe is over the cork Of every bottle of the genuine
Medicines, that the public can again obtain
those remedies which have suited their wants and
relieved their sufierings.
DR. J. s. ROSES COUGH SYRUP. for coug hs
and diseases of the lungs is the standard remedy
The PAIN CURER for pains, rheumatism choiic,
spra. MS or bruises, and the DYSPEPTIC COM
POUND for dyspepsia and liver complaints.
Sold by Druggists generally, and by
WARNER l.. WARlNG, 10Y Broad st,
ia2-ly Richmond. Va,
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V'RSSt'kNSiiNAa AND LuBRlcArlNs
The great KANAwHA COAL AND Dol Oil CON-
PANI, sconssting of native citizens of our own
State, has appointed US Agents for the sale OF
bukS n ) AND n i 'LttbR LAT Si $
the quality of which is warranted pure and unadul-
We invite the attention of apothecaries and
dealers throug hout the State To our supply, which
will he large, and sold by wholesale only, at the
la Its GOOCH 4 ECHOLS.
lNFikMAKN or THE MEDICAL ,LL-
L LEGE.-This lnhrmary Is situated at the corner
of Marshall and College Streets IN an elevated and
healthful position, convenient TO the Railroad De-
pots, Hotels and other centres OF business. 1t is
furnished with every arrangement requisite for
curing s"n i1s MEDICAL or sGRGICAL aid, except
diseases, are admitted into the institution. Lying
in women are also received and carefully attended
Private rooms furnished when desired.
The patients are under the charge Of the PROBES.
sors Of the Cslsss Who VISIT ne waIds daily The
and Medicine are, for FER week.
White Patients.
Solo.sd ao"u, 5tc sSIs
In addition to the above rates IN cases requiring
srsots 81 TIE ssvSs sin III
charged for the operation, varying rom ~ " w,
according to Its Importance The pRftcoiaI lee q
any case may be ascertaned by apDisc to eth
or of the Attending Surgeons or the Resident Phy-
olclHn.
All charges payable on the removal OF the pa
Oent.
Attending Surgeons Profs Gil BISON. PETlCO-
LAS and WELTFORD,
Attending PLY sicians--Prots. TUCKER CON
WAY and McCAW
Res,dent physeisn-EDMuNDS MASON, II. D.
SSt 1sstF Al PAAR!SM..
Persons In the country, desiring to send patients
- the !nhfmarya may address either the President
or the Resident Physician. il lE1v
CIDEk. 10 bbls r brand Cider, just reserved.
~ for Ssle BY WM. TAYLOR.
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ARock's Good 50 marisan-
For the Cure Of RHEUMATISM.
NEURALGIA.
SPRAINS, &c., d g.
Read the following certificate from n gentleman
well known in this city:
Mr.. Rocx.-Dear Sir: | have been atiioted pc
rIodcally with Rheumatism for the past n. a,'s
years in ita severest forms. being At tunes So p!os
trated that was unable totu1n myss ~ nsS uscd
every kind Of iniment within my reach or Sn seJ
ROCKS GOOO SAMARITAN. and with the hope
that others similarly afflicted may ne inaueea %
led such kenefits before from any other external
application. Yours, very respeetluliy'
Henrico Co, Va, Feb. 6. 1860.
NJ number of certificates recei ved every week.
~ Price 50 cents per bottle. and for sale by
NfLISPAUGH l. JOHNSTON, Main at.
MEADE r. BAKER. Main st.
]. II PEARCEA CO.. Broad street.
J. W. GARLICK, Franklin st.
W. PET ERSON. Main ST.
CS DAWSON. Main st.
J. W. FkAYSER, 18th st.
W.O. SNELLINGS, Church Hill. fe cs-lw
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~ kidney and Bladder Com pl a ints.-The
newest and most important discovery for Kidney,
Bladder Complaints. Urinary distractions. Leucor-,
rhGa or Whites. Sexual Weaknesses, Physical
Prostitution and Debility of either sex, is HARRIS
HORNE'S BUCHU COMPOUND.
Persons who have been unable to walk, have soon
been relieved by this powerful COMPOUND. 1t is
prepared by Chemist. and is pronounced by medi-
cal men and those who have used it, to be the best
BUCBU COMPOUND in the world. Large bottles
81 smarbOttes 50 cents. A fresh suppl, just re-
ceived by FISHER& WINSTON, Druggists,
je A-l2m Main street, Richmond.
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WV. IRA sMirHsyrgi.
"a UTHEkA CL0IH!"u -N'
~ T0Rfs N ,ve

NJ ESTABLISHED ~ ~ fyiA
A Ar r. iC n " q -, - s,ta
ltIsa fact no, generally kGo~h' ~ = lii ~
ed nv Clothius nxnuiaciofS M "a Ear las =
WARS AGO. and have conStShi:' ~, 3. a.
continued 10 cut and ii'the a. - a., ess.a4s'
STOCK ia Richmond. AS fundfeds u n' g,,css :
will testify To- aud havns increases i' ~ rsst 3
time a. time, ana now better p'SP'',s,,s. y
orders Tor work in large or sHi.'t H,,,,a hes
heretofore, aud will guarantee 20 taI, boasss y
as low as they can he IA "a al NVi''s
equal in style and n,aiefal. ,....s,,s al
Being PRACTICAL man AZ ny - ~ CTR "
,as eitmbtd sR at tas hGtk Htn' '. IKE - -.
shosldsrS,li ha,te ~, self thst ~ :, AZ, 80
and as good an article Tor the p''''' -
NoTta OF SeAfA. . - anal, So
manufacturers patronl&e sae 49, ,hs, 81 =
6rSt, and let tam reap the re~Nu .,y'ess ~,
merit for yn<g. prsSsas OF fa.Hss % i,,m > ;
is 40 HCMBtG. as can prove o 81 ,,I ,hs@ ~
har DIS now IN ny empio,, any MA, jacfs@s !
bee for years. Patroniz s the H' .s 4, 50 I'D"
nome, more especial, whea,sa is IA 3 sSlrH.,
additional cost. ~" IA n Nh 'iiss'
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~ Coughs. Colds. HoarseMcss, &c.-The
has the effect of bringing out a host of professedly
new specifics and while some few may be good,
many useless and some even dangerous. To
is to consult yout family physician. or otherwise
use only such remedies AS long public experience
has proved TO he safe and eicacous. OF this class
is TYLER'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM
ARABIC. Originally the favorlte prescription Of
an emin ent physician. it soon became a popular
family medicine, and without advertising, has
continued tn enjoy a growing reputation for the
last twenty years. In all recent eases it acts like
a charm; and in chronic cases. Bronchitis, Hoop
ing Cough. Group. Asthma, &c. it is used with
unparalleled success. most families will testify.
Sold by Fisher Il Winston. Meade & Baker. A.
Bodeker, &C at Is cents per bottle. and in ele-
giant and pleasant LoZenge form 1872 and Is cents
per box. Prepared by ]. BALMER, Pharmaceu-
tst Baltimore, Md. fe 4-3m+
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1873 Broad street. between 5th ~
= ROOTS AND SHOES MADE.

vi TO ORDERING now land sH2S-=
have been for some time pastl making mea
surec work to order. and having enlarged our man
utacturing establishment. have better facIli
ties to serve our customers aud the public general
y with everything pertaining to the Boot and Shoe
making business. We also make to order. Boots
Boots plain stitched and channel bottom Boots;
single. double and cork sole Boots. We also make
to order Boots and Shoes for defornsd feet.
We will undertake to make work of every variety
and sty lie worn both in this country and Europe.
MARCUS HARRIS & BRO,
Next to the American Hotel.
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. ROOTS. SHOES. &c

- BOOTS, SHOES, Nc.-The atten-
49, ton of the public is pectfully asked to
my stock of Boots and Shoes. cons isting of every
variety of sly - and quality. for Ladies, Gentle
continue, as heretofore, to manufacture as extern
slveIy any other house IN the city everything in
my line that may he called for, and shall rs have
that can be procured any where. Persons desrous
of purchasing Richmond made Boots and Shoes
are assured that they Will find good assortment
at rs low prices as such goods can be had for II
the ablishment, No. % Main street
-
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IA Dyspepsia, the most annoying and
Oathsome afiiiction known to society, can never
withstand the assaults of BAKERS PREM lUM
BITTERS, for they lay hold upon the liver, stir up
the bile, quicken the blood strengthen the stomach,
add to the gastric juices, and invigorate the mind
SO powerfully, that complete revolution Is effect
ed in the entire inner man. and al impurities are
at once expelled. Those who suffer should use
these Btters. and get relief.
For sale by all Druggists IN the city of Richmond
BY addressing +. BAKER, proprietor, Rchmoi.d i,
Va. la 23-ts
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EeaA-<-Adr 4 WEEh- II S''''
THURSDAYS aud SATURDAYS.
Boat TEMPEST: Capt. ines hsEfi IN
Boat MERCHANT, Capt. 0E9' = -,
Boat ]. J, lRBY. cart. w F. W S1'''
Bnat FAME Capt. &M. II F.R'oN''
Boat OLIVIA. CAPT, !. fEts9is... ,omass4
These Boats are all OF The htS' e,-9s ard -
by careful and experienced CaPts.ts,. "a ,s,s 4
promptly As advertised The setsoil! ,s. ..as
Tor past favors, bcSs eontiagancc q ,'' sl,si
At the Shed. Dock st.. in rear oi ps' w"
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,, TUE ADAMS, EMPRESS .on

Eassis-=.. ih err STEAMSHIP EXPREss !, e :. 8.
from NORFOLK. PETkRSBl r. ana g 90
MOND by Steamers lAMkST9JWWN ana
NESDAY and SATURDAY, and taeEse = \, AyA;;
ROAD 10 WELDON, WILMINGTON LII LIE
BURG. SALEM, WITHEVlLlE Ri, 9hd :, VIII :,
pal places n VIRGIN A aud NOk II tAit. az.
at reduced rates, every KIND of Nefehahe'Is a
able Parcels. Jeweirs. 4 c., to t0e ABOVE HS''''
ties. and ali places on the scaboArd' 90, b. ,s,ss
Our EXPRESS on the Steamships III - -
panied by SPECIAL MESSENOEbs' ~ -,
give their personal attention " NE estsips, . IA
of goods entrusted II the ADAMS EAfhn'o@'
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS. .t.,,,s
Shippers will please take notice tRat pac'tS', :.
po,nts IN VlrslGIa and North CarciiGs Vi" "
b. Steamers. unless otherwise marked ,,f,t
Freight received, on day Of sailing, sSna qI
z. NJ. J; l.. Nc
Agent of Adams tsp's"--
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FOOTBALLS ON THE BOUNDARIES OF An
OTHER WORLD.-A curious case of spiritual
man lies tations has lately trahspired in Wood
ford. CT. man full of spirits and spiritual
ism was put into a trance, Che being a trance
medium and they asked him to call up the
spirit Of his departed brother, which was at
once done. Thespirit said he wan ted to drink
and the medium poured a large tumbler full
Of brandy. "There! there!' exclaimed the
mother, shat is my son, for that is just the
size drink he used to take when he was alive"
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PIANO FORTES.

-~ KICHMO ND PIANO FORTE
MI MAMUFACToRY,, ANp GENERAL
CAN MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
DORR RADE. Warerooms 23l, Factory 80
Broad street, would respectfully invite puplic at
te ntlon to their large assortment OF PIANOS, and
would offer such guarantees will satisfy the
most fastldious purchaser.
Our PIANOS are warranted for FIVE years. kept
in tune Twelve months and exchanged within the
hrst SIX MONTHS II they iai to gave entire satIsac
ton TO the purch aser.
Particular attention is paid to orders from the
country. and persons may safely rely upon the
faithful execution Of their orders.
Old Pianos taken IN exchange for new ones.
No PIANOS hired al low rates
DQRR K RADE,
de I6-d&cwly Richmond, Va.
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49, zss;sssssis:ss 70 PAsSENEERslSe

- .,s5.,ES5s'sS2:.. 70 PASsENGFRs NEl
RANGEMENT.- IMPORTANr Ia ~S NV A.
ERS.-THRorGH TICKETS AM Tifg5...s.
CHECKS REAT NORTHERN Raj -, :;
rylng. the great United States MAJ -.
.snnday nlght excepted between RlchnorJ5' :.
York, and III important points West w. W
Creek and Washington over the Rlrhn,c.a. s2iii
erlcksburg 4 Potomac Railroad. 10 tao B. -
river, IS miles, and By splendid and oonto. =
miles IN seven hours being a comlortab's -,
fectly safe rate of speed. ''7 a.. n
Hours of departure: $50, A. M.,aud7pv
BAGGA 4, !, qnder charge Of spec'sl H..
Philade iphia and New York. ~ "4r
THRouGH TICKETS can be secured a,tA.is..
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n BOOTS AND SHOES--GREAT -
PRODUCTION IN PRICES.-CBAS.< <2@S
@BEHLE. Broad street. between I'd and 3D.
keeps large stock of Ladies'. Gentlemens anc
Servants wear constantly on hand. and dehes any
body IN Richmond to compete with HIM IN his line.
n, ne manufactures to order, and superlnteuds
himself foe l4-lyl CHARLES BELLE.
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FOR NOR FOIk. OH

- 5; - PdISf 1Sb haSf'?sss % ~
ali otthe above mentioned places wall hgd the n,s
direct. expeditions and conii.ftabie route va O.
RICHMOND AND PETERSB RI and tie NJ
FOLK AND PtTERSBTRG RAILROADS. 3
Once, i'll Richmond, THRUCGh TICKETS =.
he sold at the following rates:
For Norfolk; first class passensers..... 80
Do. Second do. do, ......... %
For Old Point or Hampton. return tickets of
the round trip good within Is days hrs;
class passengers. ............ IS
Second do do. ....................-.... Is
Straight tickets; first cass -
Do. second dn.....- ........ ... y
These fares embrace the Steamboat cHtI.s ''7a
Norfolk to Old Point, and they cover al ttDess
attending this transfer Of PASSENGER and b4. IA,
e;Wsen pots IN Petersburg and tfom tie al
upon the Steamer NJ NortOik.
AT Norfolk. the Cars connect aIrecF wa
Steamer, which has been engaged to rga ia os
uection with the Norfolk and Petersburg Rafs-
There is no DELAY cor inconvenience IN tbs cbNI,
Passengers step from the Cars upon thsSteAns
wharf.
Passengers NV this route leave Richmond s; u
A. NJ, and breakfast IN Pete rshurg AZ 5, rsaeh y
folk AT 1872, and land ~ Old Point or liamp'ot
IL NJ, allowing ample time Tor n pIeilmnh' '@
arrangements and a SALT Wal Ek BATH te u
dinner.
Passengers by this route have the priyllessor
naming over IN Norfolk and gong 10 Old lHE
Hampton IN the afternoon or b, the sane boat III
day. " n.
Hampton, leave Old Point at SIS a. Nj AM fta'
ton at 7:45 a. NJ, IN each case after ne i.'lA
breakfast reach Norfolk at 10. leave Mi 3
+. NJ; arrive IN Petersburg Al rs and Mems
at Gas L. NJ. IN time 10 connect win Inc Ia
gOing on west same evening.
IA BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
WILLIAM MALONE,
Engineer and Sup't y. T. RI