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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-06

LIE EVERYWHERE Under this caption an interesting
and instructive article makes its appearance in the Corn
hill Magazine:
"Life everywhere The air is crowded with birds
beautiful tender intelligent birds, TO whom life is
song and q thrilling anxety-the 4nxety Of love. The
air is swarmng with insecs-those little animated mira
cles. The waters are peoped with innumerabe forms
from the snimacue small that hundred and fifty
millions Of them would weigh grain-to the whale,
so large that it seems island it sleeps upon the
waves. The bed Of the is alive with polypi carps,
star-fsheS and with shell anmalcules. The rugged face
Of the rock Scared by the silent boring of soft
lures and blackened with countless muscles barnAces
and limpets
life every where on the earth in the earth crawl
ing, creeping burrowing, boring eaping, running II
the sequestered Goodness OF the wood tempt
ter into lis checkered shade saluted by the
din of insects the twitter Of birds the scram
bling of squirrels the startled rush Of beasts all
telling how populous this seeming solitude. II we
pause before tree, shrub plant cursory and
halabsracted glance detects colony OF various nhab-
itAnts We pluck flower, aud in its bosom many
charming insect busy in its appointed labor. We pick
fallen leaf and il nothing is visible it, there prob
ably the trace of insect laya hidden in its tissue and
awaiting their development. The drop Of dew upon
this leaf will probably contain its animals under the
microscope.
"The same microscope reveals that the 6loodrain,
suddenly appearing on Bread and awakening supersti-
tious errors is notking but collection of minute ami
mails (JfOHds prodgosG0 aud that the tracts of
snow which are Redeemed in single night, their
color the marvellous rapidity in reproduction Of mi
mute plant, (Protdeeus nivdlis The very mould which
covers cheese, bread, Jam, our ink, and
di.fgures damp walls is nothing but collection of
plants. The any-colored fire which sparkles on the
surface Of summer sea at night, as the vessel poughs
her way, which drips from the in lines OF jewell
led light is produced by millions of minute animals"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-06
SALE OF vALUABLE LAND

u AND PERIsHABLE PROPERTY -WI be sold on FRIDAY,
tn November at 10 O'Clock the valuable FaTu, known the
"Gebe" Prince Gearge ouny, II miles below Peters
burg contains 665 Acres about 800 q which under
cultivation, and hlshy improved There comfortable Dve
ling containing four and Office with two rooms and all
other bangS for family and farming purposes Also
young Orchard Of select Fruit.
The andhas all been married. and there an Abundsree
the premises This mCGt desirable tract situated
three Rv,r and only two from eek landing
crops Always delivered There good school and
churches emily located and the society OF thu nell
borhood uneIeepouab The water en- the place good and
the health II with any In tidewatef region.
desired the will be divided into parcels OF nearly
equal size About 'xy have been seeded In wheat Pos
session given I'm nedlaey.
A. The same lime will be sod all the Perhabs Property 10.
Guiding horses mules cattle togs fodder, eahge farm
ing mp and kitchen and household Notwithstanding
handsome Piano.
Torg, hbera. -
Ad iress, GATySyile p o. JOHNJ DUPIi, Executor OF
nni-rlia WIN DUPUY, decd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-06

SAD SUICIDE % A BALrNoREAS IL NEw ORLEANs.-On
thc 2S.5 uL Frank d. Brown, a native Of Baltimore,
aged rs wears found dying in his house 10 New Or
lclr1. The Crescent SAYS;
TIC deceased was a very Gne ard gentemanly young
Who hld beeL employed clerk in jewelry store
on Camp and several other respectable houses
Some six months ago be married amiable young lady,
whom be loved dsyOedy, aud With whom and bis wifes
mother he lived cOntsntedy. All were poor he SRs the
ony star he lost sluition after another grim pow
cry s,akcd ia AZ the door, and be fell TO despair %
saturday the 27ib be lively and gay ever, to
all appearauces In The evening no left home telling his
wife he would be back In good time be returned caress
cd b vile talked merry aud gave her paper Of can
a. which he had bought Then saying be sleepy,
DE- 10 bed early and his dreadful purpose not
kucsE tll his involuutrv groans gaze the alarm. Ply
sclEs were called and arrived and did all they could
but TOO late 10 spite Of all their ,h0rts, be died
When be came home, as it appears he had paper Of
candy in one pocket for bis lOvirg young wife, and In
h' other pocket vial Of Audanum for his desparing
self
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-06

NV lUEk E1-eurgr l-t l'D.
S,a.-Thiakinz Won uoeii be pleased % hear hov
,b,s are going on ia the North trs coming election.
.sr pl assure iu ayirg before yCu report made ii''
evening or o. ucgtisg, held ry few oi our merchants
VINO hsv, beer 90 CREST expense canvlssitg che states
s-d 10 10 the plts.rf r.rr I'D. r.srr. ss follows:
'PgNN-TLvANlb.
Tbi. State b7s con. .et O.. around and viii 60
s.agHl Inst lincoln ry d. 900" OBJ. jorily. Ais Gee
irat .u o. STATE le
'.NEW V0ES STATE
The Hcra7. Of Cs CTS, bs, iDrsi u7 20 q great exc
ten, nv publishing the ruin Of Stocks Bonds, Nc. BE-
Lincoln i elected and our u.-an.a aud farmers
are heavy holders og Raj, Rod Soc, and Bont Oh
F, ts,u i,i.hfstei cue @, ts..r c. and tav' 'H't-
"a and are tur-rg ev. ry dlv, sli -.. 90 "4CIiu>t
Finceia' by large uaj3r-. uas S-s,c is sails With
out a jount.
...Ner York Cty a-3 suburbs VIII give t' 'o" mli lr
itv for the Union Ticket
"NEW TEEsET
Has fused snd win 60 Union l5 uo' m-jo-ity.
Asto "Nr Lincoo'5' election, ). IS utterly impossible
fos such a thing 20 happen.
Yours very truly.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-06

on PEOPLE or RicmoND On VlEGNIANs! On MIN
og 1E SoCrH, IEr Us ADMINISTER SUCH TERRIBLE
RsHrgE To TREASON TO-DAY THAT IT SHALL NKvER
AGAIN DARK TO RAisx IFS "NIscRE4rED FRONT" IN OUR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-06

To each patriots wife say, if your husband sits
down to breakfast this morning without having voted
1lt TO sugar in h5 coffee and give him smile. If he
comes home 10 di1uer without having voted, let him
line in the kitchen Upon cold victuals. If he comes
home ct night without having voted lock him out Of
your chamber or set FIRE to his hair or wig and away
from him BY the light Of it,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-06

The lsbric Of our Union has been set on fire in tro
1lcss-il he North by Lincoln, and in the South by
Breckenridge and Yancey. Il is the duty OF every pat
rot no matter to wha; party he may belong, to help put
ON, the FIRE which is burning down the house. After the
dre Is cz;lgushed il will be time enough to arrange the
iomicl. All other questions are of minor Importance
when the house itself is threatened with destructOn
The Bell men ere the fremen to do the work.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-06

Al s;reets will resound with loud shouts to night
FeIovcitzsus shall they be the uelodiOus aud e1ha,
rating shouts Of the friends of the Union or the dscord
ant and horrible roises Of the Unions enemies9
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-06
RICHMOND W HIG
BOZ pBEEIDET,
JOHN BELL,


EDWARD EVERETT,
OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-06

TIE value Of every vote today is inealcuable. He
Who makes vote for his country to-day renders her as
great service as be could by the sacrifice of his life
up3n her battle feds.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-06

When the SUI sets behind the Western horizon to-
hight; we guess hundreds of thousands of desperate Dis
unouis,s vii wish i, would stay tbere-never to shine
aeliu upon their discontinue and shame.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-06

Who shall exu!t az the going down of the sun to night
The friends Of the Union or ia enemiess
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-06

Keep yigiart watch all around you to-day. Don't
siul more than one eve at a time.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-06

May every man Of our party who sits down at his
table might without having voted to-day fad tartar
emetic ia his tea or coffee. Wives! look to It!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-06

Every vote against Bell and Everett to-day is vote
lr Ssccs,oo every for them Is vote in favor of
me Talon, one and indiyisible
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-06

Our opinion IS that the resul. Of the election will
max, the Dsuuioniss feel very tickish about the neck.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-06

the Clerks Of the Court Of Hus for the said CJ
on Monday, the 9Th day OF November, 1860,
Thomas Bon urSnt wyatM Elliott ndJohn Shields, part
ners under the style Of BonduraLt, Elliott Shields,
AzaiuSl
William Pet idge and partners trading under the hrm
William p Pe,r dge Co., Det~ndinn
The object Of this suit aranst the defendant dam
ages which damages laid In the declaration at the sum Of one
hundred dar Affidavit HAVING made that the defendants
are OF Virginia they hereby requ
ed 10 appear said Clerks oce within month after Cue
publication hereof be necessary TO protect their
oes"r4w no. HOWARD, Clerk
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-06

To-day We can put down Disunion by votes If we
neglect the opportunity, may have to put it down
| ty F-, aud and steel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-06

DEFINED SUGAR.
III 100 bblS Extra Sugar
co DO o Zee
1870 do Orushei, Powdered, GRADUATED and Cut Loaf
Boxes Loaf
leo bags prime La gu,yra Coffee, for laie by
nos LEwIs WEBB JOHN @. WADE
NOR ROsTON.- FIRST HKSSEL-Ihe sehoon'r 80
il JOSIAH ACa0RN Capt Merrill, now loading, and ~
a the greater portion cargo engaged Will sail with des
patch. For bAlsnse Of height apply 10 -
ID w. OUhhh
VTTRsTERN BACON SIDES of pfns quality, for cal,
w BY n5-et l. GG D. DAVENPORT.
NEW YORK s.OD YELLOW SUGAR "a" white
IN sugar. Por sale By noo = y. pNLhPOkr
k0HHns. PRIME PORT RICO SUGAR fer
0u nlS by pol-clW M, WALLACE teSf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-06

The Disuaiolis,s propose to destroy the Constitution
bc,uss they think there is danger that somebody else
maE Hinllia h.
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Conversational.

WASHINGTON, June It.-Houu.-The House
Considered the Pacific Railroad bill. which.
viii the amendment in favor of the Central
.a Southern routes, was postponed until De.
tcmter.
A bill was passed reducing the price Of pub.
BIZ printing ~ per cent.
The House referred the Senate's resolution,
s1snding The time of adjournment until the
sah, TO the COMMITTEE on Ways and Means.
Mr. Sherman SAID, If it should appear on
N.urtay that business cannot be completed
e.re Monday. he would move an extension.
No agreement has tc,n made On the Hcms.
ssad bill by the Committee of Con ference vet.
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Po,i,ic.l syeculatiou..

WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE Douglas men
9. srranging TOR a grand mass meeting in
Emument Square. at Baltimore, Saturday
,shi, at which Soule is to make a strong
orch, intended to help him ont at the South.
.s Douglas men say several OF the seceders
vii come into the Convention, and surrender
pthe Douglas wing. Some politicians say
IL rennessee resolutions will be adopted at
htlme-e. aud profess to know that many Of
Northern Douglas men are willing TO vote
Z. hem. Dr.. Geo. b. Loring, a Massachu.
ayor Of them. T
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N0rfhepm M0rkofS.

BALTIMORE. jun H.-Flour quiet and steady.
sheat steady: red 81 3V<Dl 80; white 81 531l CO.
..fIl act,se and .tuoysnt yellow 7ln74, white Tan
q PROVISIONS firm: mess pork SiS ~; Oun STA.
Aanlfal3 Whiskey steady.
rskw YORK. June H.-Gtccks dull: Va SIS $685.
Oos'9n heavy: Uplands lie; some say buyers de-
sssnd q reduction of no. Flour lower southern
Ss@asN; Whea. lower: Western white $3.50
NY req 81 Sfl 81. Corn over mixed IS Is: yell
rev ~. Po-k over and more active: mesa $17. 80
..eN aio firm at lls51lJA Coffee Ateady at
-. Noia.sss active. Turpentine dull at 42kD
" Nosih Jul. Rice steady.
naies IN Nes Yerk. June 18th, OF $40, 900 V,Fgi-
~ S9l 90 Tennessee 6's nj &9ZZ.
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HAMILTON. c. w, June 13.-Four burglars
entered the store OF Joseph Henry & Co., jew
tlers, on lanes street, at one O'Clock this
nerning. Ir. Henry being still up proceeded
10 ascertain the cause CT the noise, and was
stabbed several times. His wife and sen com.
ibs 10 his assistance were also stabbed. and
managed 10 hold one of he burglars till the
Faiee arrived. The rest escaped. Mr.. Henry
hin q precarious state. The prisoners name
Shown, ard is supposed to be from Seneca
Fails, New York.
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JFERNPhfU NEWS,
.nplrIoxAL BT. THE NIAGARA.

I'd 80 p trI
.,~.x Juns tA-Ths following 70 addi.
..i news BY The NiaearA from Liverpool
Jsass. ,dt,s .accsss j. fully confirmed. Re
O.SSd Palermo AZ I O'Clock On the morning
s,ass.s.,h and penetrated to thseentrs q tAs
sNss,nr. and during an active bon bafdaAent
rsn i4au troops rstseased 10 the ral,c, ana
snnbli, batlaiaC, whore the combat "a
e'seI The palace 0as taken bt the people
sssrnl The ipss In killed and wonnded
ssssy tow ns in Sicily had siaoast
~ borabsrduaento OF Palermo BY the Nea.
u 1eet Continued on the Stat. II Il paid
rrs.ioyernment was considering Appropriation
pee,,s .t~sccatinaAGce.
srr~s Reyai troop were. concentrating In
Ne which Gariealdi wa to attack IN b
81 English Admiral, Ia the Port Of Paler.
Ss,a offered 10 extend his protection to
Assss.rr was great agitation Ia Naples. The
s.ry rendered their resignation on the
81 Literal ministry was expected to
sssSF.nsi,i had already instituted important
educational reforms at places In his
p,st. rxanAxp.
.i.ment had rc-asseup hled. important
.msut4. uiattTe uf toe CutoeSe, were sub.
eN.s swing the ultimatnm and the Chinese
ST. The ul,imasum demanded An ample
res.,~ Tar the Pei.Ho affair, b restoration
So =. IS and ships lost on that occasion.
.,uea,ion Immediately Of the treaty al
S&~ and il demnity to the amount Of 1000.
x,,n,s fr The Canton affair.
1,s, aiaese peremp.oriiy refuse all these
r~,lt.ars. ,hns dispelling all hopes Of an
lrsl.h.e adjustment
ia Jaan Resell explained the nature Of
paSsss propositions relative to the Chris
~ and said that Prussia, Austria and Eng.
nnSs,sssnsea from her views and preferred
~. Tnrkev herself should institute the in
~ir,ss which Russia wishes instituted for
90 This proposition is being actei on
r,ace. he sid, sided with the Russian view
.Sylses from Vienna say that the Austrian
s-css in Italy will be concentrated in the
s,ressss Of the QuadulateraI Square.
i. Is again asserted that Russian trocps are
.oresntratins on The Turkish frontier.
~ LATEST. &
Tn. Americans at MARSHA had sought re.
,r.e on the U. S. friga;e lreQuois.
The PEOPLE every here were shouting.
aIaly forever! Victor Emanuel forever rs :
T.i,s,as.s ria QEssHsfotcn.-A Paris CORES.
~. den. states that the news Of the fall OF
palermo Grated q deep impression on the peo.
Vi, d. Napies. Nevertheless, all remains ran.
ssu,i :, ine csai,ai and main land.
The Crest Eastern will start on the day an.
n1nted. IN. Gumoer of Brush passengers
s,rsres is very small.
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The Massachusetts L.ecislature.

INT i51SsacluSettS LeSlSIatNfe.
BOSTON, JuneI3.-The special session Of the
legislature adjourned at about 10 O'Clock this
aofning. Two bills were adopted relative to
ls cattle disease; increasing the State Com
as:ion 70 hve members; providing for a
Sisn'ifc investigation giving power to tow
s~lihoriiies to kill or isOlate cattle, and make
~her regulations for the treatment and extir-
Mlon OF the disease, and appropriating $40, W0
lf the purpose,
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+ RfEs. 1c.-#m . sold At saetoa q q .tc!ss;
corner Of Main snd 18th. streets. On
MJRNING neg. the 18th. day Of .!nne, cCln1venc-
iag ~ 10 o'clock, u Hinsle BedateAds. S.WA9A-
s.sAds. rs u He'd Clothing, S.dsboAfd. 1apsee'
DKT GoOps.-etssssl Invoices Dry .Gools;
GOATS. Vest. Hats, Cas-: Shoes. 0aiters, g.
Wins. ID bbls. MsckoreI. 10 boxes Pale and brown
Soar. u boxss Candles. g bcxeA Cheving Toban-
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49, eIHQR4Et, MULEa.ANQ MACON
&.so2iaf :. AZ ssSfhuhkAbXXY EEddRRE lin ~. 9us e
18th, commsneing 81 - O'clock, q. the Horse
Aaeas,on tcs on C9ancii Chants! Isll ssysrsi
perios Muies, young. sound and well broke. Al4O.
l epIipg Wsxon, / very fne MilGh Gov and Can.
II * TA0S w. EESE Aucf.
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Railroad Casualtv.

NEWARK, June l3.-Two girls, named Gal
asaer and Dillon. aged o and ID years, were
hh over by the 2 O'Clock train from N. York
s' morning. ut East Newark. Dillon was
sanity killed Gallagher is still lingering.
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OFFfEE ADAMS' EXPRESS COMPANY,l
RIcHMnkn n. March G. 1870. {

FF1 AUAME EXPKEES
RICHMOND, MARCH g. 1850: & :,
ae HAVING JUST COMPLETED
NGzN new arrangements with the New York
@GEbSteamship Company for EXPRESS priv
leges per JAMESTOWN, and
ROANOKE, We are now prepared to forward al
kinds of merchandise, in large or small package s,
at greatly reduced rates.
Goods destined for Steamship Express should be
Our accommodations are ample. and packages
under / xpress seal.
For rates of charges ana regular tri-weekly con-
tracts. apply to J. L. MACDONOUGR, Agent.
22 Main street, below 9th.
N. B.-Our daily INLAND EXPRESSES are
running a. usual. mh1-
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--~Tl<@rSS $SS
fsYfAs I 5IGF.
"a III. : Il ~ e sh ss sss:esass s q ~. sass ~ y
Hsls's sss.: e.. q 81 az b.. asss: 81 ns Sssi,: E. sst.cs. .m
.odssns. cd esst!snsats d hsssa I'm s.
'i sssssa In ia. as:ss'7 81 Z. s.rn Of .ssu. ..... i'm.
III |. & bi s1s%'aa 10 oiac.r i, ven and fsvor.Dly
Samuel Mccosk.e, kam Of Mecork,s Z Ca.
A.. s sssssi S27 e." q sos a:Saelr ! rh.,-..
yns. S.Lsnsaefas, firm Of Lanshoras 8 Scott,
4 ;slss.htsr, FRI q gsslssa5. s,.sasAssr 1 C..
B. 4 h.;f S5iaaEsf s. 8 r.i q Ses1i6 rs, ; Pi..,d.,..
I'D ls SxsA a.ss1xsSi1ftFE l4 sloe,soo.
fl Main street. VIM. WILLIS il Agent
OF S. DScnIh1YS s 5SSosSS6SoHSoE cOMFA.
oSe' 'o' s T.: 'T X ~ d Sc: Greet square
eaton. Ton o ls9 : EiRs ! And ssf lGIf 2siss E & issijTt x;Re!Ei;
on favorable terms.
Cab. WORKMAN. John H. Gr..ncr,
SAM M:fT'se. %s /: 1sipss 4
fno; stsSsrit walker. w: c ta1qS;
Gather x ;Spllnsns Jas, X Crenshav,
Tete! G 30 John y. Williams,
1as. 8. keht.. @aark Doyney,
Horace !. Edmond, Thomas Jones,
James NJ. Talbot. Edwin A. aujlth.
Griffia y. Davenport. KO. A. Paine,
Geo. W. Yancey, No. +. Williams.
goS. RrurnMel, VIM. p. Rasland,
YIN. Brent, Henry C. C1bell,
ISAAC DAvENPSoSRT, J So' Pfss;t,
CHAs. E. WORTHAM. Sec'y. my l9-S
THE ylkGINIA LIFE INSURANCE
1 COMPANY Is now fully prepared for buri-
ness, and the attention of the public il earnestly
called TO the Importance Of it, objects. This Com
It's profits every three years, among the policy
holders: thereby giving the assured the advan-
tages OF the mutual system, with the pledge of a
perpetual Capital Stock OF 500. 0a0, and the added
security that its Stockholders have a permanent
moneyed interest in conducting its affairs with
prudence and economy.
The Charter requires one-half of the Capital
Stock aud Earnings to be invested in Bond and
Mortgage on uEincumbersd Real Estate, worth
double the amount,
The chief object Of the Company is to aid in re-
tainlng at home the immense amount Of money
which goes annually from our State for Life Pre-
mlulfns tO,Northern Com That money will
he, loaned to ctstOmefs For a term Of years, at L.
gal interest. and disbursed in Odr midat.
Endowmenrs and Annuitles granted. Life and
term Policies issued at as 10y rates a. other good
kAPa M rAo
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I.,A BEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE

IA BEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE
~. YSPRINGS.-These Springs will be OPEN
&s5&&i for the reception of Visitors on the 18th
OF June. Thew are situated directly ON the Lynch
burg and Salem turnpike, ten miles from Lynch
burg and four miles from Forest Depot. on the
virginia and Tennessee Railroad. at which Depot
a vehicle, wall run during the season to convey visit
2rs +? and ron me Sprlofs. persons from Eastsrn
canveyance, will take the South Side Railroad at
Petersburg, thence to Iynchbarg. and then per
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad to Forest Depot.
ia z-am 2. ECHUL & SONS. PropIiatora.
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e@~o So imAMEss RR KHA 8 IL !
.s1E.@LPOiNT. PORTSMOUTH,, AND
NORFOLk.-The Steamers GLEN COVE and
CURTIS PECK have been put in ~6rs.-rate order.
and will run to the above places. 49,.
The GLEN COVE, CAPT. WIN. I: CARTER. will
leave the wharf at Rockets, on MONDAY morn
ing, 4.h, att o'clock, and regularly thereafter every
WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY and MONDAY. morn
ings at 8 o'clock. precisely, and return each alter
nate days. except Sunday. leaving the wharf at
NORFOLK at the same honr. 8 O'Clock A.. Nj, and
touch at all of the regular Landings on the river.
The CURTIS PECK, Capt 2. c. G1rFoRD. be-
ing neatly, fitted up with be.ths; VII leave the
s O'clock, and !etSIn; leaving the wharf ct NOR,
n fesaisr, sve ese svN rHHEss sSsh'ns ana nd r ff;fSsbf 1Hf
evenings at 4 O'Clock. and return each alternate
day, at the same hour, 4 O'Clock.
Gong down, the Curtis Peck will touch At City
Point, .,Wilcox's, Clai,mont, Grove Wharf, Old
mouth. Old Point. Rock Wharf. Grove; Billiards,
Clairmont. Willcox's, City Point, and arrive at
Passage for the Saturday trip, and return next
evening, meals included, 81 Sd. ~,
Passage on resular trips, either boat. to Old
Point, Portsmouth or Norfolk, 50. Meals 30 cents
each.
ma Freight taken as usual.
10 I-fQ X. VI. X -
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A SPLENDID REMEDY and sure cure for
a Cholera, Cholera Morhus, Dysentery, Diar-
rhGa :. Pains. griping in the Bowels. Cholic, &C., 10
Dr.. HGLCHER'S CHOLkRA MIXTURE. 1t
is about the only medicine or which you can rely
maica Ginger. Prepared. and cold by
]. WAGNER. Dtiggist.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-15
By Dunlop, Mencnre Z Co.. Auct'rs.


A DMENISTRATUK'S AALE.-At the resi-
adjoining Springfield Hall, will be sod. on tho 18th
day OF JUNE next, the Dersonal effects (consisting
70 the estate Of John N. Harrison, tec'd, late Clerk
o. TnT1nnxs,se0ocSssah.a' ' soa1 K. II. LoRToN, Adn'r.
Ma Sale conducted by ALxx. NOrT.
INV = -aWtda&d from 8 IN IS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-15
SSkrO THE LADIES OF RIcHMoND Ann

Would respectfully announce to the lad;.. that
shs VIII open her Room this day lMONDAY) with
LITTLE Boys DIR ESSES, SAcQUEs'APTRSOGNNsS
TALMAS, and every article suitable fora child, ali
saTdsomety eniero'dersd and made up in the most
IasAionable sty!e to please the most fastidious..
"A handsome lot OF PATTERNS. Just received.
the newest styles.
DRAWINI,. PINKTNG, EMBROrpERING and
the shortest notice. o -
NOSETrE OF every description n,ade to order.
ana 81 kInds Of REGALIA repaired. '
SKIRTS and SHAWLH for infants.
and every article suitable for ohlldren:s wear, car
g nad oy calling Of MISS RE3ECCA, SEM0N'S
the 81. Charles Hotel. Main 81. mI M-tixI