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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-20
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-20

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Gnrcicn arGhtln rrthlttn irttn 9@m. 9Nuotc >rtr,
10000 YtS. Sppp'S Nr9 JIruno family 9Sacpn. ,r
bHben bel &Sm. S&ALIaee SNlnr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-20

Millinery! Millinery!
Mnrame Spu
trbIlt mil ietem Steamer pcn Mem 9Jrrt bic neuIfer
in bus pue9sihdft ctnidlaaenpe Nrtifel, ais @ornetS.
&rpfpuBe &C., rt lie I'M 0roBsn unp &lcincn tiaiolt
U~ertauft. Wapame Con,
90 Waintra6e, Dem ct. Gbarlss 6otcl
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-02-20

ede Der htebs II. Gpnrttrafs, McrtSm@utb. Sa
Dat rtiierec gubltum miro ouf eicieS .gr;II racridtcic
Srtel sani rscbcnit aufmciium ecmGtt.
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NOTICE To TIE puRIIC

--.s-,usssrsSzss, NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
M AR r!H ;s$SRT5. - A Is
EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully announce to
the Pubsc that h. they haye arransed 70 run their
PAAffi LeADELPHIA and md BALT FIN to Rql cH'
MOND, thereby atcrding unusual facilities for
obtaining their freight and packages in thu short
Expresses leave New York Mt /, 5 and O'Clock
NJ; Expresses leave Philadelphia at A. NJ,
A n ana and = N NJ arriving In Richmond at -
Expresses leave Richmond for New York, Phil
West, at 6 80 A. NJ and $50 p. NJ.
Freight and packages should IN all cases be at
EXPRESSES FOR THE SOUTH leave Rich
mond TWICE DAILY at $50 a. NJ. and 2 IS P. NJ.
guarantee to the public civility attention and sat
lsfdctlon IN all their intercourse with their officers
IN Richmond, and nothing Will re left undone on
their part to meet the wants of their customers.
Freight and packages arriving by the Express
from the North at e'clock p Nj will be delivered
lmmedlatelY, theIepy giving TO our customers an
advance Of twelve hours over our arrangements
STEAMER EXPREssEs, TO AND FROM
HE9VY AND LE TGf me FREfTs sn0 PAGRK
AGESs NJ ON EY. BON s; LEGAL boot
patch to all parts of the United States, Canadas
ON NOTES. DRAFTS AND BILLS, with or with
out Goods. collected at all accessI bic points
throughout the United States, and prompt returns
SLAVES forwarded by each of our EXPRESSES,
IN charge Of careful and reliable messengers.
TOBACCO and other samples carried at unusual
All freights promptly called for and delivered
pa For further information. please call at our
0'0.' 1v1 Asi3 ssissf ExPaEgs COMPANY"
au7-ts ". n. TREGO. Sup't
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- Fine Arts. 1.-THE undersigned have
Just received q large and beautiful assortment of
COLO kD and PLAIN ENGRAVlNGS and
LII uGb RAPHS, to which they would cali the at
teution OF amateurs and the public IN general:
also 2 well selected assortment OF ARTISTS
MATERIALS. BRUSHES. STUDIES for GRE
CLAN, ORNAMENTAL and OIL. PAINrlE(iS
We are also better prepared than ever to nh or
dets f3r MIRRoR. PORTRAIT and PICTURE
tRAme :; PLAsN and ORNAM Entail GILT
EYEGLASSES, + r + n { II and G f r ii A N
LOOK \ G-GLASS PLATES. We would call
SPECIAL a -entloD to our large stock of FRAMES
for PORTRAITS, PHOTOGRAPHS and PIC
TU RES, all of which we will sell, Wholesale or
retail. at very low prices.
n. i -Old Frames re gided. Pictures Cleaned
and Vanished. J. V. SUNDBERG & Co,
he H-3W' 29 Main street.
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Northern Markets.

,.,r yoSs sent - Stocks dull and easier
V,rs Nsrtrals90s4 Va SIS o.: Cotton firm
r,N',,s, Lver-SouthrTn UNCHANGED. Wheat an
r ser Corn has an advancing tendency-mix-
:. sSs-hs IsTd heavy NJ 1874 1lSiS Whlskey
80 ~ at-23is. Sugar stesd, MusCovado 81 q
>. CoHec trrg--sses OF gu bags; Rio l&x atfA.
i..rpeniiue hrnl ~ +oGia. RosIn firm ~ l6 S479a.
% eru %! ~ ss4,s
~. IN New YORK, Sept. 9Th, of $40 900 Va. Gs
40 - 81 90 Tenn. Is at sui., coo n. e. o's at
Ca lad So 0 do. at 9sss.
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A Embr oidery and Hosiery.
ELEGANT LACE SETS MUSLIN do.
POINT Al PLlQ UE, BRUSSELS do.
MALTESE and VALENCIENNE S do and
MUSLIN and CAMBRIA do.
LINEN and CAMBRIA SETS, ILLUSION
WORKED. SHIRTS, BODIES, TRAVELLING
SETS. &c., SC
Indeod. an endless assortment of such Goods.
Also. HOS cry of every description, SHIRTS,
DRAWERS, STOCKINGS, GLOVES for Ladies
Gents and Children. &C.. &c
SERVANTS DEPARTMENT
negro Blankets, Bed Blankets. Fulled Cloths
rs. made Sheep Greys. Cass,nets. LInseyR, Do
Dest!cs, kerseys for Out Women, Sheetlpgs
".cached Cottons. Oznaburgs. &C. SC. a large
and .mI1sndn g stock. and sold at Wholesale or
Retail. upon the most liberal terms
LaGEe stock FURS and CURTAIN GOODS al
wess on hand.
sc 2!-2w T. R. PRICE Il co.
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IA Goods to Order by Measure.
ii you want cashmere Suit, or even Coat, Pants
or Vest, so TO II ULL'S and he will make them to
order for you A FIT OR NO SALE. The lash
IONS are followed closely, and he introduces all
OF the NOVELTIES. HIS prices are moderate. -
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER.
IRVING HULL. Agent,
"a Main, corner l4th street,
sc 2l-2w Next To Pairo's Exchange Office.
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Rric Abandoned.

posroN Sept 27.--Brig Maria, at Holmes
Hole. report. fell in with, ,5in ins,aat' In lar;
~ y. NV York. in a sinking condition, and
toos Of her crew.
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au 28-- d&sw5W+
xsse LAND AND SLAV IN THE
CDIfNiV OF Enp
FOR SALE AND RENT.

a. FOR RENT-A large BRICK DWELL
E:a Nc. containing rooms and PASSAGES with
~-l brick kitchen and other ut-hUusus, situated
on Louisana street, in Port Mayo, and known as
Sharp 8 House" Having lately undergone a
thorough repair. and located at the terminus of
the proposed street railway, 1t g admirably adapt
ed for n privae family residence For terms,
which " Ill be liberal, apply to
TIMOTHY KERSE, near the premises,
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~ Wire and Sieve Factory..-The un-
de,s!gned haylns commenced the WIRE and
SIEVE BUSlN ESS. on Pearl street. be low Cary,
respectfully asks the attention of merchants and
the public generally to his stock. II manufactures
superior ROLLING SCREEN WIRE for me1-
chants mills FAN and STANDING SCREEN
TX h. Also, RIDDLES and SIEVES of all
kinds b D CAGES; RAT and MOUSE TRAPS;
LIAM and FANCY WIRE WORK FOR BOOK
SAND, and GUANO SCREENS.
10 Prompt attention given to orders.
.. W JESSOP, Pearl St. below Cary.
sc Aim Richmond, Va.
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xNaD FALL TRADE.
\ - 4 1 II ~ u y = ~
[ 1860.

IOOo. DIRECT IMPORTATION. Ioo''
GARRISON. ANDERSON II CO.. No. lO5.
NAN STREET, RICHMOND, VA, ipPoyterS o.
g9sJtrars, CHt'sTy. Guns, aud "ArrhOr' Belt
,.r CiofA,, Aave received. per ship "Sussn
sinks ~ I TO this port, their Fall importation
- Sne and heavy Hardware; and from the manu-
Fs,tWrers IN Ia Eastern STATES their goods of
amrr,ran Ins,e, 10 ~hich they invite the atten-
or Of the me chants OF Virginia. Tennessee and
enrth Caroiin.. ru4ranteeirg - sell rs cheap as
nar ba houfnt IN any oltf, North or East. 1 hey
20 SO AGENTS tor FAIRBANKS" very celebrated
sc.les which tiey cell at mAnufscturers' prices.
N B-Ordcr, shall receive their prompt and
fnl 4.
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NJ L w fALL GOO DS

Begs leave to call the attention Of the pub 10 to
his new stock of TRIMMINGS, WORSlEDs and
FANCY GOODS, which have been IN part seee ed
by himself durins his recent visit to Europe. and
to which large additions will he made BY every
steamer. He solIclts n call from his friends and
customers, promising more than ever to give SIT
lkiaCtIOl. sc 2l-lmf
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BY Goddin Il Apperson, Auc,,s.
,HREE v.LUABLE BRICK rENE.

T'HREE VALUABLE BRICK TENE.
| MENTs ON THE North slDEoF GARY,
NEAR 18TH ST, FOR SALE AT AUCT1UN,-
Will he sold at auction the premises, OIL WEB
ESDAY, the 10th Oct 1860, at AZ O'Clock P. M =,
three valuable Brick Tenemens, located as above,
each fronting is feet on the north a,do Of Cary
street. runnIns hack IS feet to an alley. aud each
renting for $3.50 per snnum his property Is To-
cared in an nproving part Of the city.
TERMS One fifth cash the balance at 1. 9, IL
and is months, for nesotia6le notes, with interest
seq G0ODtN APPERS0N, Auots.
SHsRIt sALt.--will be sold. on MON
- DAY, The 8 h DAY of October, 1880, in front of
the City Hal. ITO o'plnsk A; M. one thorough
quest OF 2. M. Tabb Jr., Receiver, to satisfy tax
bills in m, hands for the present year, 1860 Any
ID ss Sac sGGs hs,s wopd
see this mare do so by calling at Rusksii's Sta.
ME, on W al street. ana by consent of parties a
private sale can be made.
T = s,-,G. For ( t, Wooo'9s.
JAMES RIVER ESTATE.-The PEMBER
- TON ESTATE, Upper Maloen's Adven-
tgIe." advertised bv me az Commissioner will he
psT PnSS s, ias the MON
dIs:: :sta. JOHN saJ %AI SsGss,.n
SHsRIFFs sALE.-Will be sold on FRI
- DAY, the 2s'h day of September. 1860, com
mencing at II O'CLOCK A. W.. at the mines Of the
spr,ngfe.d Mines,) about miles above the city
Of Rlchm41d the following property, to wit
three ENGI ~ rs: OF from II to % horse power nd
fixtures; PuMPS for drawing water rom the
Mines; SAW MILL. no; COAL CARS; about
ed with heavy rail of hest quality; SILIS, &c; a
Let Of MINING TOOLS. A so q lot of CAR En-
TOOLS, TRUCKS, SCALES, DO, levied ON to
satisfy An execution IN favor of Isaac Pomeroy va
the view 2rk and Richmond Coal Company. And
the taxes OF the said company.
TBRMs.-Cash
JOHN A. HUTCHINSON. 9. nc.
ton OF the parties interested until FRIDAY, &C
T0BER 18th, 1860, Mt IL o clock NJ
sc 29-td JNO A. HUTCHESON s.
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p,ince ofvaIe.atst. Louis

Ic.-Is. Sept. 2s.-The Baron Renfrew
ia hours To- day at the Agricultural
80 Iwitnessed the dis play Of cattle trial OF
fsIi or rosdstsrs and award OF premiums
So" 80 100 600 persons on the ground, and
m P,ysl party ware received with every de-
~ Grafton Of respect.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC NEWS.
.---,,,-',, I'd for the Richmond Dispatch.
later from California. .

ST. Josnrns, SEPT aITas Pony y, E .s
zr,,h dstes from san Francisco 70 the i'th'
hsS ~ iRraeki 81 ridge State CONVEX ton recon-
h"Ss.I "a the people 80 vote In favor OF reyis-
m'hs STATE Constitution.
IN" 4b ~" receipts Of silver ore at San Francisco
rary large.
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AUCTION SALHs.
FUTURE DAYS.
ByJ. H. nigges, Auct'r.

CATALOGU~ SiLE OF A STOCK OF
y SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
STaTlONFRY, BLANK BOOKS: WHITING
TERNOON, Oct I'd. at 81 O'Clock, at the auction
loom ss Main street. 10y catalogue. the stock Of
BOOKS, &c Of a house declining buslGe-s The
stock cor sisls of general variety OF schoof and
other Books, Stationery, &c, usually Kept IN a
hrst- lass Bookstore. Catalogues ready ON Mon
day morning. Oct. lst. TERMs.-Cash
}. H. DIGGES, Auet'r.
ID. F. BOOTH. Salesman. seq
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b. Dyspepsia, in its most aggravated
t9r.4s; can easily be cured by BAKER'S PRE-
Mi IN BlITERS. Cases of ten We RS standing
have readily yielded TO its all healing qualities.
Pnce 81 cents per bottle. To be had of the prin-
clpai DTuGglsts IN the city of Richmond and else
where. Orders filed by addressing
Sc 25-ts +. BAKER. Richmond.
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sr~s% SPECIAL NOTICE.-The steam
a1EEA ship JAMESTOWN has resumed her
S1ss~s~s place again IN this line, between here
and New York.
The three Steamships composing this line will
leave New York for Richmond as follows, VIZ:
The YORKTOWN, Capt. PARRISH, every Sat
urday. at I. Nj
The JAMEST0WN, Capt. SIMMER, every Tues
day, al 3 ?. al.
The ROANOKE, Capt CoUcH, every Thuysday,
at IL NJ.
Returning, thev will leave Richmond every
Tue sday and FRIDAY, at O'Clock z. NJ =, and Sat
urday, at 2. NJ .-touohlng at Norfolk going and
returning.
For further information apply to
LUDLAM h WATSON,
au 29-ts Opposite Steamers w harVes
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WA- "firaiing on its Wings" say all who
hive made use of DR.. WiSrAR'S BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY, and by such use cured the NJ
seVss OF coughs, colds, and consuu ption. The
pi 4lent VII! always keep this remedy by them.
Co. W. PETERSON, J. 7. DUVAL and bv all
o. her deale rs In medicines Sc 26-2tW6S
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by Goddin 4 Apprr,on. Auc,.,-

TRTSTEES' SALE OFF THREE ONyI
shall sell at public apction, at the American Ho,sJ
STAPLE corner OF Cary ang 10th streets in the city
81 ar niiS s on "a RDATs the 18th scptem-
piete. 1900 'H0ss ooni-
TFRM'.-Four months credit, for approval A..
dorsed negotiable notes. Gu
.eD IL. 11PPPPEtFssoN.} Trustees,
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"a Have You Seen Whites Money
DIX w bR The best thing ever lnvented-con-
venient-a sure protection against thieves-easIy
operated nd can be ocked over 100 diierentways.
Every one using drawer should have one. Call
and see It, or send your cad State and County
Rights Tor sale IN all the Southern States. Dime
Hotel 81 slain street.
Sc 22-2w. CHAS. F. HORR, Gen'l Agent
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SHERIFF'S sALE.-Wtll he sold on 2 D
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
= FARM GFls5 ACRES HENRICO

sg FARM GFls3 ACRES IN HENRICO,
q k RR2iT ShvF FoR M asFs NokTH Of
va's sale my osiled LocG 0ssr G H5 PI'
situated on the Old Hungry Road, seven mile.
leo Rlschmoqd. The Farm contains 1856 ACHES,
ment. the balance well wooded with Pine and Oak
Wood The Farm Is remarkably healthy, ard the
Sprnss upon 1t, and adjoins the lands of r II
Na'dropI,N n. c. Crenshaw, Alfred Winston, and
estate of VIM, Anarews decd. For further IN In
formation, apply To IoUDTS & APPERsON. or to the
subscriber. Use 4-tsl y. s. TAYLOR.
81 FARM FOX SALE.-Intending 10 re
- move to Texas IN a few weeks offer for
~s- sale the FARM on which now reside. situ
aied 65z Nlies IRON Richmond. near the head of
Mechanlcsvllie Turnpike, in Hanover county
containing about AUO acres of Land. The improve
Hents consist IN part of large dwelling house,
further description IS considered unnecessary
as persons wishing to Purchase. will examine for
th SCI i7aI@ P0''ofhoe R sng svnNop
- HyBLA FOR sALE.-Ihis FARM con-
- talns 1910 acres by late survey Ia well tim
vidsd pe ap9nnqs IN green sand mari and ls d.
on the Pamunkey River, four miles from Tun-
stalls station on the York River Railroad. is "a
miles from Richmond and in the county OF King
William. map of the farm NAV be seen at the
100 ,, VIM. A. BRAXTON.
du @o-- d3s~oW AcQulntoI. Va.
xe COUNTY OF AMELIA, FOR SALE PRI-
- ATE ~ The devlsees of John H, Steger,
DECD ofer Tor sale privately valuable TRACT
or LAM, lying on the Appomattox river. in the
county OF Amelia, five miles from Mattoax Depot,
on the Richmond and Danvlle Railroad, contain
ing; by estimation, 100 acres. The land Is admi-
Taoly adapted to the production of Corn, heat
ana Tobacco, and the tract is reg arded AZ one of
the best in the county: If desired, will be d.
Vlded INTO two tracts. The nelghborhood is most
excellent. Possession will be delivered at once;
the devsees reserving the right to cultivate and
gather the growing crops, If satisfactory arrange
nent cannot be made with the purchaser to take
then The purchaser of the land, if he desires
them for his own use. can also pu chase large
made accommodating. Apply IL WILLIAM +.
MEADE or JOHN s. HARDAWAY, Chula De
pot Amelia; or to X. w. STEGER, Mattoax De-
pot, Amella an 29--tf
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TOCKS FOR SALE.

5000 Roanoke VALLEY RAILROAD LIST Mort
gase per cent, Bonds oonnscting with the
Richmond and DanvIi!e. aud Raleigh and
CASTOR Railroads. IS miles long, coating
over ore million of dollars. with mortga az O
of only $46D O0J. For a niInuta description
of the pre- sent condition aud future pros
poets of The company, pamphlets can DO had
at our ofhee.
Also
5000 VIRGINIA aud TENNESSEE Sd Mort
gage bond4.
s.o0o YORK RIVER per cent Bonds.
6tt0 virginia q per cent Stock
10 shares RICHMOND FIRE ASS0cI ATI2N
Stock.
50 khares VIRGINIA FIRE and MAAINE
Stock.
20 shares BANK of the COM
stock C " piJRl,RII a co
NW-W
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SunPnxnRsJg0R SADDLE AND aARNEsx
AT AUCTlON.-On SATURDAY. ss,h i've ~e'' &c;
O'clock on r, Council Chsmher Hill / will a. sell II
several "a DRLE and HARNESS ANIMALS.
AMONGST WHICH are some al the best ouahtx ANS
open BUGGY and HARNESS;
lhsht FAMILY CARRIAGES.
4young a3d gentle MULES:
1FURNITURE WAGON.
seq u CODu -,
Will be added to the above sale N' "uo' Il
splendid D0UBLE BUGGY and HARNESS
Appended Mich COWSwlth CALSES
Sc ~ + s r6nr -
CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Wi Re sold at mr.
- house. IN the county of Henrlco, on Rroad
street, opposite the Old FAIR Graunds on SafrIir
DAY. the goth day Of September 1880 one IN Of
SChLES' capacity Of welghn g FIVE tons, levied
on py ne 70 SATISFY An execution IN my hands in
favor OF DAVIS n VIM va the New Work and
Richmopd Coal company. Gentlemen carrying
on Iron Works, would do wei TO attend "
sc rs ~ VIM. H. TI LER. c. H c.,
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Hyo rrStps AN INDEPENDEN IT-KFT.

~ G0I DSNIT df- res the public IN general 20
=. ~ his store. M 10 Broad street, and see
of hrs srest BARGAINS; the excitement prevailing
there Ia An s.ar.rIE~ eItont. AS he has so may
cbssp artciss ~ otsI to his customers, 1t Is DIT
fruit for thcm - elect. IS they sre all much be
low, the regu a. Prices. Spendd4 4 itleached Cot
tons 10 cts extTs superior IRISH Linens st S1a Cts.
and 50 che 4p at nearly twice that amount; large
stnok Of Hair Nets. very rich IN design, unusually
ohe.p: SHIRT Fronts, actually less than can nc
Hade for; 800 pairs Ladies' extra heavy white Hose
A. II. cts cheap ct - cts another lot of those
Dotted Emb. Hdkts. III iS'a CTS; Hoop Skirts at
great bargains q tremendous large lot of CoTsets,
s. styles. white ard colored, all sizes; extra cheap
Emhroideries, Millinery Goods. White Goods. and
numerous other a-tcies az astonishing low prices.
G0LDSMIT'S Cheap Store,
l7i Brn9d 81. d0oTs from 6th
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. nLxlA-=- q w l. LKI y u d - ~ - Nn y

IL" FOR BAL NOR E.-TRl-
i - = WkEKLY FREIGHT AND PAS
sE1szEx7.<A SENGER LlNE-POW TAN
STEAM BOAT COMPaNY'S SFEAMkRS.-The
GEO. PEABODY Captain PRIICHAkD, anu BEL
VIDERE, Captain KEENE, will leave r richmond
for Baltimore everv TUESDAY, TIL URSDAY and
SATl K Jay. the hour of IL O. clock Nj. Return
ing, will leave Baltimore for Richmond on the
same days, thereby enabling shippers and passen-
gers to have an opportunity of a COMMUNICATION
between the two points every other day.
are the most superior of their class, having been
recently rehtteu IN the most approved style.
Passage aud fare SIS.
Tickets procured either at our office, In Shock0e
Slip, opposite the Columbian Hotel, at the
Steamers wharves.
Sc tIAl DAWN & WIN CITRRIE
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IA Stock OF Dry Goods at Prime Cost for
Cash. he su hscrIbeT will dispose of the balance
OF IS stock of DRY GOODS at PRIME cost for cash
unit Il further notice. All persons IN want will do
well to give HIM a call.
THOMAS o. QUARLES,
81 - 6t No. 229 Broad street.
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by ThOs. W. keesee. Auct,r,
(Ofice corner of 18th and Cary streets

HOK 5, MILLS COWS ASH
~ WAGONS, FOR SALE AT AUCTIOS
=. Will he sold on SATURDAY morning,
auction Lot. Council Chsmber Hill. several
Saddle and Harness Horses, fOu fine large Mules:
thIee COED Mich Cows; one Furniture Wagon
Also one very superior Family Horse
SeT TH0S. w. kEkSEE Auct
~ FOK SALE AT AUCTIOS-Willh e
L~Nsold at auct on on A1ukDAY morning
I>-Aat 10 o'clock. IF not disposed of before a
hne Saddle and buggy HO RISE, SIX years old. well
broke and gentle IN harness.
se2S-2r GERVUS STORRs.
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- Semple's Infaliible Baking Powder
The best and cheapest IN use. For sale by Drug.
glsts and Grocers generally.
J. w. GARLICK. Apothecary,
Sole Proprietor
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STEAMBOATs. &c.

49,
EsslsgHssSEhg laEAszt ME n9Fk
rANY-T.s s HamAT ! lVIpK NRREoA At CON
w. kEssE Will receive Freight 10 day, CFhG.
DAH,l aud 10 to the hour of IL clock 81. SAT-
Freight taken to Boston via Baltimore at low
rates; with great Dispatch.
NO bossLeads received unless engaged at our of
THIS Steamer has splendid State room PASSENGER
Accommodations.
Passage aud fare S..
PASSENGERS will please be on BOARD before u
O'Clock, Nj, Saturday. the hour of departure.
Tickets los passage procured either at our offcs
Dr on board Tie steamer.
sc LIT DAVID WIN. cURRIE.
zErxs FOR PHLLAD EIpUIa.-
ths NS & ks s'ss%'f +: r VIRGINIA GIN
,sSe sSs Issh, snd will saye on SATURDAY.
Fo, freight or passage, having superior ACCOM-
n cHAs, P. cARpozo. Agent.
Boston Freight taken through bs sic am ar "a.
d42sd rates and with dispatch. Sc Att
.zss--,,r--,-..t FOR ..YNtHNUF To leave
Canal aniB Baas FA sMXEtS NH i.av. The he
above. For freight. apply to WIN ''"'' "'
go. .. VIM. P. cox.
sc % II At the Shed. Dock st.
- =. ~CTls PECK will after this day, Mon
- day Sept. 24.) be Withdrawn from
repairs Due notice Of the return will be siven.
SO Ats RIO HASKlNS.
eCs en- NGE or HOUR OF
-. ss.eessass..sSS,TAkTING AND RUNNING Of
- 3 II + : TEA NJ BOATS GLEN COVE
AND CURTIS PECK TO PORTSMOUTH AND
NORFOLR.-Tne GLEN COVE, Captain T. NJ.
aary MONDAY. Nv FbsFs 81 S0s snd FRI
DAY MORNINGS, at O'Clock preciselr, and re-
turn each alternate day. Sundays excepted.
The CURTIS PECK will discontinue the night
line after MONDAY. the 10th inst. and continue
the daily line, leaving the wharf at Rockets regu-
larry every TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SAT-
URDAY MORNINGS, at O'Clock precisely and
return each alternate day Sundays excepted.
Both Boats will touch at all the regular landings
on the rlgev. both gong and returning
Passage 10 Norfolk or Portsmouth, So. Meals,
each 30 cents extra.
ght to re landed on the river must be paid
for lrhen sent dolcn, and we will not be RESPONSE
bic tor 1t after IL Is put the wharf to VIII CHI 1t is
directed marked. X. D. HASKINS.
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