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AMUsEMENTs.-St. Cqtafles.-The Wallacks last
night appeared to their usual good effect in that
finely scenic and eminently exciting English trans
lation Of the French idea of Italian agony and des-
peration, Lesbia, or the Lion of St. Mare" The
house was fair, and the interest high ever. Those
who have feasted and sated themselves upon g La
Tour du Nesle y and "Lucreta Borgia y will find
something to their taste in " Lesbia y for it has all
the darkness and highly wrought misunderstanding
Of the other French agonies. There isn't, how,
ever, quite so much blood and coffin in it this may
crafty some, and may be an objection to others :
be this as it may Lesbia is to be repeated to-
night. ..9s.@4
Acddemy.-Dan Rice's show drew another jam
last night, and great was the fun and excitement
reference to the advertisement will show what
Dan has on hand for his patrons tonight
Museun,.-The Swiss Bearded Lady, the Swiss
Warbler and the Lilliputian Queen, opened their
levee at the Museum and were largely visited and
admired yesterday and last night. Hip Popotamus,
Esq, is on hand as ever. Such collection Of Ma
tures wonders has not yet been offered to the in
apection of the New Orleans public. .w.-.
Tafieties-.' The Poor Gentleman was PLAYED
last night to a full house. We need not say how
it was played. None who have become acquainted
SestsOi SoIuphuy dL tlle varieties, as
they appear in the sterling comedies, old or new,
need any information regarding the style in which
the g Poor Gentleman went off last night. Ali
the leading characters were well done the audi
ence reyeled in laughter and applause throughout
"Po-ca-hon-tas' went off delightfully."- and unroari-
ousy, as usual. Tonight we are to have aPo.ca.
hon-tasf' again, and "The Yankee Teamster'' and
" The Windmill bringing ont the whole strength
of the unrivalled company; John Owens, in the
lastnamed pieces, doing up his famous characters
of So9on Shiag1e and Sampson Lou. The bill is
eminently worthy the consideration of all who
delight in excellent acting and general fun.
odd Felooes' HoN.-Fair of the Ladies' Bethel
Society, for the benefit of seamen. Refreshments
and all SORTS of Christmas presents, offered by as
fair and noble band of ladies as New Orleans
can boast; good place, for three reasons: first,
to pass pleasant evening in refined society; sec
ond, to aid a praiseworthy branch of our city's
benevolence; and third, to procure Christmas toys
and nicknacks just as well as at any other place,
and more pleasantly.
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LARGE SHIPMENTS OF SPECIE 70 AMERICA
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THE LATEST FROM LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.
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QRe 10dtet.

:
"TRhFELIo" IS THE TRUE SECRET OF BEAUTY
"TRtFELIo" cnresan Eruations.
"TREFEiIo" soflens the Skin. s.. .
"TREFEL1o" Bsantises the Skin. m~ .
"rREFEL1o Z Eradicatss Humor.
'rRRFEIIo" " 5Ocents bottle
Particularly adapted climates few drops poured
IN the water for Bathing eliclous refreshing exerat
ing giving the Skis freshness noohHess Elasticity softness
sTiancS and Pnrityeoong and Inyigoratng
esh firm and Of aabaster eauty removes all
EruDticns Immensely popular euong the Ladies'.
sa-sod everywhere at 80 cents bottle.
Sold wholesale and retail by JAMES sYsiE No lsI Cana
atrset snd by Druggists generally.
TIIESToN i CO.,
my2s 2p1y General Agents, IS Broadway. New York.
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HOURS OF coSsUtTATtoN-AtRe Reception Room-From
10 A. NJ to p Nj and at the residences of patients hours
% suit their convenience. dill lptfTuThSa
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tnr THE SOUTHWESTERN AND AMERICAN LisEs.l
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.Deser,s Wsoa.sfess store.

CANAL STREET. near Dauphne,
Just received from Paris excellent variety Of NoU
VEAuTEs and articles for Ladies' work. Also. handsome
ment of Babies and Ghldrens Clothes dl2 2ptf
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MceERkEN B LANDRY continue to-day the sale Of
rich goods embracing all kinds of ehna and cut glassware
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who have fought our battles bravely) we can be
just as good friends after the Union ia divided
now. But will run into this secession vein when
| ought to be giving you items
One of the most pathetic spectacles to be wit
messed in this city of afic is that of the vener-
able Cass, crying over the downfall of the Union.
am told he crys whenever the subject Of disnnion
is mentioned.
good joke about an Ohio member, of the name
Of H., is going the rounds. H. is a good sort Of
creature, without any opinion of his own. If he
talks with Corwin to-day, he is for compromise
and peace. If with Giddings or Wade, he is for
bloody war. Knowing this peculiarity, a wag
went up to him one day last week, and said: H.,
do you know that the South is going to take Wash
ington City on the 4th of March?n
"Pooh!' says 81.
They are going to do it, certain as fate and 200
men are now engaged in marking down the names
Of every Republican in the city, SO that when the
sack begins they may know friends from foes.n
Pshaw!n says H.
You may pshaw! but / tell you member of
this Southern organization told me no later than
last night, that you had been singled out for es-
pecial vengeance, as it was known that you had
threatened fire and sword to South Carolina
"LIwas only gassing." Says poor H: Why,
why, d--n it I'm one Of the most conservative
men in the Union, and wish you would tell them
so.u
Since the foregoing was written, visited the
Capitol. The House was squabbng over Hawkins
excuse for not serving on the Crisis Committee.
The debate in the Senate, was told had assumed
the aspect of mere squabble.
A Virginia member told me the signs were little
more favorable for the Union; but very little. Two
of the members from your State say that there will
be nothing before the House in the way OF local
legislation until the secession business is disposed
of.
Prof. Anderson the necromancer, has departed
this Washington life, and new play, the scene OF
which is laid here, reigns in his stead at the
old terrific wind is sweeping furiousy down the
Ayenue NALolT
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Commercial and Political Intelligence.
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Champagne /!
GHAS. FARRE, LATE MAX sUTANE & CO.,
Rheims, m.
urveyors The coas France span and Prussia also TO
the celebrated Wellington Club, london.
sIery Cabinet Imperial and Win Anglas quarts pnts
and half pinis for sas by the principal rocer and Wine
Dealers
pg-ogders for direct importation reeelyedb by
S. D. GRATIAA & CO.,
ME 9p3m % Cnstnmlnnse atreet
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E8>DF. Charles r.. heIls, Dentist, No. I5S
Capel street, between Gaoudet Raronne New Orleans
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TELEsToN i 90.
Champagne +!

General Agents, IS Broadway, New York.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-27
Through Tick g t s
AT THE PRICES NAMED BELOW.

and 2 years of age, half the price for
white persons
Through Tickets be procured In Charleston
office Of the Northeastern Railroad Company and In Pc
ersburg Of the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Co..
and the Once OF the Norfolk Petersburg Co., the
River Railroad Co and the Office Of John Dickson agent
the ,me River Boat Line Nashville and points south
west by Lynchburg and Charlottesville 70 all the SPRINGS
THOs. D0DAMEAD,
General supt., Va, Central Railroad
HiRMAs, Mason 4 Co., Stage ProprietorG.
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NOTICE wishing to obtain tickets for servants over
II The Richmond Predeksburg and Potomac R. for Wash
ngon City points further North must IN all cases be voueh-
j Tor by some responsible white citizen Of Richmond In
known 70 officers the Road tickets WI be od APP
nIed for bv letter A. d. ALLEN,
ma2O-iy Ticket Agent.
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AYERS
CATHARTIC
PILLS.

Are YOU sick, feeble, and COM
plaining' Are you out Of order,
with your system deranged, and
vour feelings uncomfortable
These symptoms are often the
prelude 10 serious illness. Some
III OF sickness is creeping upon
Won. and should be averted by a
timely use Of the right remedy.
Take AYERS Pills, and cleanse
ont the disordercd humOrs -pu-
rim the blood, and let the fluids
move on unobstructed In health
agaln. They stimulate the func-
fiens of the body into vigorous
activity, purify the system nom
the distractions which make
disease. A cold settles some
where in the body, and obstructs
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INPECTINE.

UNoR The prevention and Of FeUer ard ave ~
II Frsrs This wonderful remedy was brought 70 'he
Of the present propretors BY friend VINO mas Oe'
eer In Persia and the Boly Land = .v,a,.sd a s,rers
while going down the river Euphrates ne pt, ~
attach 81 Fever Ague. On discovering nb ~ ~ a.
~ RoSosn TOOK from his person Amulet saying AZ tis
W - Srsr tpiU touch Vonn Although nerednous a. 70 e VIZ
60 rs and experienced Immediate relief ana nAs shce
isvs found an enecua protection nom all mAlaoas CON-
on further Investigation he found that the boaman s
a powers and said that could only be from
~ prlr.ts Of the sun Sometime Afterwards the
conysrIng WITH Priest obtained rom HIN me secret o.
oH-son and where the medicinal heIos ~
M 4, - rompoundsd The wonderful virtues OF TINS arl
i hse Induced full belief In the minds OF the NATIVES IN e
miraculous healing powers Of their Prese LA. A. h.,,
t nv several Ladies and Gentlemen Of hgh eharaete Mn
have Tiyen Il the unqualified praise ms tsey
nj Of Fever and Ague and Bilious feVe-b now
~ Nm ns Sy nail prepaid full direct On for It's use on re-
cept OF dollar. so A. q. pt.hnord Va
R.ch 6ee Bank Of Commerce Building Ne. York Azores
iY2-1y 1bti-, -
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Fire, Life and Marine Insurance.

TIJHE RICHMOND ASSOCIATION with cash capital and
surplus nearly $250, O0O prepared to Issue policies
on the descriptions Of risks on reasonable terms as any
similar Institution In the State and respectfully ask share OF The
patronage OF the public Applications will be received at the Of
bee No 5s north Of Main and h Streets where the
officers viii eheerfuly give any information required
All losses promptly and literally adjusted
DIRECTORS:
Chas T. WORKMAN, John II. ClAiborne,
VIM. O. Tompkins, Robert NJ burton,
John J. Wilson, hoa kust
Alex Garrett Geo. N. Gwaihmey,
John t subeti Hrs J. Barns.
DAVID cURRIE. Prest
uo,vy, A ToNyxIrs seo,v seas
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VIRGINIA. CENTRAL RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.


60 q -
Mail and Passenger Train,
FAVE Richmond daily at 6:SO A NJ for Stanton, and
daily Except Sundays) for Jackson River and intermediate
Understanding 'e with the Orange and Alex
anda Railroad Alexandria and intermediate Stations and at
with trains for Lynehburg and points West Of
that place -.
Stag connect with Train Stanton for stribings
Springs Haman Mason and CompAnys Stages connect with
the train Lexington, Mboro for the Rock Alum
Bath Alum Warm Hot and Healing Springs and at Jacksons
River the Sweet Red Sweet and White Sulphur Springs Lewis
burg &c.
Mall and Train leaves Jackson River daily Tex
cept sundsys) at $50 p NJ.
Through Tickets for the Rockbrdge and Bath Alum Warm
Hot Healing White phur and Sweet Springs Lexington, Lewis
burg Ao, for Winchester, Lynehburg, Bristol Knoxville
Chattanooga, Nashville, Huntsville Memphis New Orleans and
Important Points In the Southwest to be procured al the
Ticket Office
Through Winchester via the Alexandria Loudoun and
Hampshire Railroad from Alexandria, be procured at the
THOMAS DoDAMEAD,
Iy2l General Superintendent
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ffs natural functions These, II not relieteui
themselves and the surrounding organs sI
eral aggravaton suffering, and disease. WIZ WIZ i1 ,
condition. oppressed by the arrangements tANe Aye
Pills and how directly they restore tnc u r "
ton Of the system, and with Il the oaoya, an ,;a
and common complaint Is also true IN many OF tle u.S
seated and dangerous distcmpors. Inc sune pulsasS
effect expes them Caused BY similar obetruet9ns anu
ARRANGEMENTS OF the natural functions OF inc OoI my
an rapidly and many Of them surely, cured oy ue sa
means None who know the virtues OF These ,llsl vii
ncglcct 70 employ them when suffering rom inc uiso'
ders they -. - A.,
Statements from leading physicians IN some OF inc
principal cities and from other well known puohe per
sous.
Ffom Far1cardag Merchant Of 81. louis, Feo. T. 1856
Dr. AVER Your Pills the paragon OF al INA. ls
great in medicine. They have cured my llttie uaus.
ofulcerOus upon her hands and RET tat au
incurable for years. Her mother has been long gev
ouslv afflicted with blotches and pmples on her sNi 1
IN her hair Amer our child cured, she also uieu
your ti'i'' Anu ''''S HN'' 'D''" ASA MoRGRIDGE.
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COLUMBIAN HOTEL.


yOsKPH X cRENsHAw, RrOprissOE.
Aug 20. 1se0
Gannett Gooehd wLNayer, Richd
/ Poster. p IA y Pankcr, do
J 8 Reynods, Columbia sc q Norris, Nd
) Hanmsr, Green CO WAL Paeeey, Cal
DE- J Archer. BelonA Hos Whey, DO
q Wilson, Danvlle wv Mu-on, Cumbd
j n Harper. 10 Q Darlington, Charlotte
NJ Walden, Nes Kent Ammer, springs
7 n Campbell Pei N Nils, Ala
W Johnson. Va Kyle, Staunton
J T Denarue, DO sAtuood, chip slscn KINKS
o aryon, Nerfork y Haines, Va
: q rinsiey. Hanover & NJ Whlttinyton, Lynchg
Nrrrison. Chas City Eyaekton Ieun
q w Kukham Pc W L Briggs. New kcnt
J Kuler, DinHidLe Hatcher kchd
o p Scotf Louisa l. Master, Amelia
T 3 Mumfori, Va ; Foster "a
z ATen- Buckm n Buckner, Caroline
W Holman. Cumhd X n station. Va
A Dennis, ship Lydia n snead,
q W Nixon, buckm q wilson, Va
p BroWn.Na Hon p Powell, New 4 ent
y I GoEgn, % IA Staples, iunenbg
Maxwell n Oceoa Mrs Staples, do
J u Hadsn, Goochd Master staples DO
" EnglArd, Rchd y Astap Ga DO
n sArvay, DO staples 10
W Pachson, DO Mrs staples, do
spLdins. DO
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DICHMOND AND YORK EIiETEE6
III RIVER RAILROAD. Gt4kxH.k1zzk
CHEAP AND ATTRACTIVE ROUTE TO OLD POINT
AND NORFOLK.
FARE t2-DNER RXTRA-EO Breakfast will be prepared on
the Boat)
On and after MONDAY August 9Th passenger trains Will leave
Richmond daily except sunsays at A. NJ stopping only upon
sIKnas at Oals Meadow Dispatch, Summit, runstAlis
indian Town. cohoke White Hall and RonAncOke land arrive at
West Point at s45 P. NJ .. b. -
The fast and commodlous steamer WEST POINT Capt o.
Rowe will leave King Queen Court House Landing Mondays
wednesdays Fridays at 81 NJ connecting with the cars
Al West Point stopping signals only at Clifton Water
Fence shepherds Warehouse hoodys Cappahoose Bgsrs
and Gloucester Point and arrive at Old Point at2
NJ. and Norfolk at p. NJ.
Returning will leave Norfolk Tuesdays Thursdays
and Saturdays A. NJ and Old Point at SIS NJ, landing
only above and connecting at West Point with the cars at
n and arrive In Richmond al SIP. NJ
No Boat landings made -
Freg received Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at Rich
mond NJ and West Point Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays until 6P. NJ.
Fare King and Queen O. H. and other points on the
Mattaponi TO Norfolk, " W
To Richmond ~
From Richmond 70 norfolk w
au T-ts r. II. TEMPLE supt
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PRINCIPAL HOTELS

ARRIYALSAT PRINCIPAL HOTELS
EXCHANGE HOTEL AND BALLARD HOUSE
JOHN P. 4 THOMAS I BALLARD, PrOPdstOrA
August &c, iS6O.
" Maun, Texas WTNandaser, Ga
3 sublstt NY I'd freeson, do
n Church Geo Rev Or Pendeton, Va
d frooPe, DO wilson, do
frcope, do Howe, DO
w A Troi,sr DO rs Ballard, do
r n Ballard, NC jones, %
ID Ballard, do CN haloWru, 90
J b ROBBINS, Augusta MS hauowcli DO
w Brton. Morrsa, DO
L Points. PetE rs foEerssdo
y 4 Woodrud. Ma McManna do
g b Pool, NO Cobb. do
ID Day. do A uobson, do
y II Irving. Buubd Mgnoergsr DC
\ L reomas Balilmore IA rrigg, lady, SO
r smith, Phla WardEei do
W A MeAlisisr, Ala II Browne do
N Csdly % s,earns, Ala
T Bhapman, do Ms Young lady, Halifax
s Virgins, 10 CB Jordon. Mss
n London n o Bcekc, Va
W " Amber Louisa Johnion,d do
] R Biowett son. Miss Mason, Phla
b W Le' 20. San Francisco ~ Bradley, PA
q W Bassett, Hanover Mrs Bradley, child, DO
q W Reese, son, Nd Miss Mcleod DO
" A Beakon, CO X lrumouil %
A P Rorzs DO SR Holland. Va
A Hobson Va RR BIB, Tenn
" rAlbott, Baltic
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RAILROADS, &C.
'FIoE RICHMOND a PETERSBURG

OFFICE RICHMOND PETERSBURG T. oOMPf
Richmond, Va, July 9Th, 1890 !
TNROM this date schedule this road 70 Norfolk and
IL will be changed. Passengers will leave Richmond At
$50 NJ breakfast Peiersbu g. and reach Norfolk BY 1890
NJ Returning Norfolk at leo p 81 and arrive In Rich
rnond al Gao p M THOs. II. WYNNE,
ivo--tr eupt
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SASH RLTNDS AND DOORS.

eAWINU
yHE Oldest Establishment in Richmond where may ee DC nA
BenT confident Of giving entire satisfaction the s1
cts as heretofore the public patronage Having sSe
and arpeners Turning 10 his business pubic can nov
S tSsir ork ,pitEot delay Give me call
Be2t-u MILE A1lDLn4i seyS
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mas warn CHo'pArJ ~ oeloeA-s1- -94 90, s-ls VOL
ARRIVED,
s,h- Wr erers-v Rueken RocklAnd lime Bridgiord Co
S-hr Cara Belle Mitchell, Baltimore plE iron, W fnptt
Schr. A. Middleton, sppi Boston plaster = d. OAoefne
SAILED,
steamer Gsa Peabody PrtehaFd Baltimore ndss and pas D.
sssHnsf virginia Kelly Philadelphia, merchandise and pas
senEsrs, C. p. CArdoza -,
qult 4 Co. - ~.
sAr a. TAYLOR rhomAs savannah via RAPpAhAnoek river
W. d. Colqatt & Co 49, . =, "a.
SIR Hsrdserab0e PackAra New York, mse, W D. coqutt
4 Co.
schr ErprsIl Tyler Fort Monroe shells, ". Staples
81 Ca5uan Porter, New York hour, d W. Currie
schr Truro tBr) CT. HAfAx hour HaxA CrsnahAH %
schr Ring Dove. Adams Baltimore ughL
schr Ocean Bird Jones. Baltimore, hight
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E,xCHANGK HOTEL AHP,D uousH-

In presenting this card the public return many cordial
ha 10 our generous patrons for the kindness have received
a. their hands and hope that the New order of Ahairsi
N be- Initiated Sept 1882 will receive the announcement
nat our previous eo and abos 70 accommodate guests have
met with. - .....-. -, n
por Of the Establishment and each pledges himself TO de
What the comfort convenience and requirements Of Their guests
demand. ia, o.,
We desire 10 keep and maintain what our LICENSE calls for
FIRST CLASS HOTEL, and we promise TO use renewed
Yons 10 render the establishment comfortable possible
With poe agents and ready prompt and attentive servants
shall afford complete Subtraction to the travelling
public. 49,, =. ,., a..
influence Of basee rumo sufficient proof that our establish
ment has never eoed and that since It's publication We
have condition entertain vers than heretofore
All as 10 closure or intended closure friends
-t---~- ~ auat--N
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HARDWARE.

CLARKsON a. ANDERSON,
No. IO6 Main street, Richmond, Virginia.
IMPORTERS Of HARDWARE, CUTLERY. guns. ke, have
II for sale
1000 dor Pocket Knives,
300 sets Knives and Forks,
80 dos. Ivory Table and Dessert Knives.
100 Plated Forks,
800 SHOE and Butcher Knives
100 " Rodgeu wades and Butchers RaEon
so Razor strops,
$50 Scissors and Shears,
b000 Gross Gimlet pointed Screws,
1900 dos. Butt, Table, and other Hinges,
800 setts Bed and Furniture Casters,
5000 doc Rim, Pad, Chest and Stock Lock-,
$50 gross Tea and Table spoons
5000 Grinns Horse Shoe Nails,
800 kegs hammered Horse Shoes,
20 tons Iron Axles.
$1,000 Carriage and Plov Bolts, &C. 10.
They are also Agents for Fairbanks Scales
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Lights 4 BRADBURRY,S PIANOS.

WE CALL attention Of the citizens OF klen 1.znE
w mond and Virginia, 70 Piano Forten when .[%
We nave placed with Mr. Carusi that their qualities
In every respect may be tested by the side Of heII
famed Chickering'S -. 49,.
We warrant Pianos show As high and A. hume
ous testimonials any factory the country All Of which can
DC ~ "a - '' HGHTE 4 BRADBURY.
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so. SPRING TRADE. 1860.
DOGGET Il ANDERSON,

CORNER Oh GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN STkEkIo,
OFFER their friends and the public large ana ~ h
~ stock OF French and American PAPkk . 80
latest style and design, for parors chambers dns S, 80
halls ao Floor and Table oil Cloths all qaAhues -
check mating mating window shades OF SNeiy
and prize curtain goods, lace and muslin crrtains
hands eurled hair and moss hair hair cloth ana
ng Furniture Sofa Springs Lounges, fea1her beus
pillows hair and shuck Mattresses, all oil Nneh w w
extremely for cash. punstual We Ao
I'd 10 DO paper hanging uphosteng, In he Guy
promptly by the best workmen. Persons neeons any
our hne VIZ IL ~ 49,. bssora hrvInr elsewhere ap2T
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OtUm BELTING.-A full assortment OF the New York
NJ Betting and Packing companys superior GumBeling ron
one wde always hand and for sale In lengths 70
suit purchasers, at factory prices Belts 81 extra widths and
thickness ordered from the Factory II few days notice
Also No. Laeng Leather BeltClasps, Belt Hooks Belt Ryets
Gum PACKING Of various thickness PtonPaekng for
Locomotive Stationary Engines. Engine Hose, &C. tc for
saeby siNroN,
Manufacturer. III u.
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MAYORS CAST sTEEL.
WE have Just received, Of direct Importation, large and
w complete assortment Of MAYORS and Marsha best cast
steel, consisting OF
square assorted from ~ to ~ inches
Octagon e" y ok
Round Machinery assorted from y to ~ inches
Double shear steel assorted; all sizes
MIL Pick cast steel
Patent Hammer steel
Granite Wedge Z" I"
To which were spectuy invite attention OF Granite Work
purchasers generally For sale at lowest rates BY
W. he. D0NNAN
mayi Iron Front W. Block Governor Street.
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VIRGIN A S p R IN G S.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
FOR THE

FOR THE
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD!
g -
IMPROVED FOR 1861
WITH LITTLE OR NO NIGHT TRAVEL COMPARED WITH
OTHER LINEs.
THIS WELL-KNOWN ROUTE,
RICHMOND AND sTAUNTON
VIRGINIA SPRING
Offers this Year Improved Comfort by Redu-
cling the Night Travel In Stnges; which,
added 10 the greater Safety Of the
Rail as well m the stage part
of this Line, cOmmen ds IL
TO all pleasure-seekers as well az invalIus'
THIRTY MILES OF STAGING OVER FINE TURNPIKEs TO
THE WHITE SULPHUR sPRlNGSl
AGAINST
SIXTY -FOUR MILLS STAGING OVER ROUGH ROADS By
ANY OTHER ROUTE
MORE COMFORT AND QUICKER TIME!
PASSENGERS Richmond at 80 A. NJ dine at stanton
arrive the terminus Of the Railroad by 5 reach Cal
aRhan Celebrated Stand by NJ and leaving after Breakfast
and arrive at Sulphur Sweet Springs by 2 NJ second
day. being last Eve hours In advance Of any other line
Should party unite In requesting IT, they will have the privilege
In time TO arrive the Springs obre a
Those going Rockbdge Alum Bath Alum Warm SPRINGS
Stages Mborough Depot where they arrive at 4O r
and those Springs respectively 10 supper the same day
Those gsng TO the Hot or Healing Springs stay all night at the
Warm SPRINGS morning TO arrive at the
Hot or Healing breakfast Passengers for sthng Springs
Those for Rockb1ge Bath Goshen,
A each place respectively 10 supper.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-27

MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND. August IS.