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Keswick Depot, Albemarle co., Va.
iY l9-2taW2mi W&Sl
4 - HOT SPR INGS,
YERG BATH COUNTY, GINA
l IL Ikffa | For SALE

YGkY BATH co FJs shLE VIRGINIA
r1Is Well known WATERING PLACE is now
offered for sale.
It is situated twenty miles from the Mllboro'
Depot of the Virginia Central Railroad. and ex
cept that short distance, has an unbroken railroad
connection with the principal cities of the United
States.
AS a remedial agent in large number of the
most serious maladies for the relief of which per
sons from all portions of the United States res 1T.
during the summer months, TO the mountains of
Virginia, the waters of the Hot Springs have at
tanned a reputation superior to that OF any other
mineral water IN the State.
The BUILDINGS for boardefs are sufficient to
accommodate more than 200 persons
There are now upon the premises TEN BATHS,
constantly supplied with fresh water from differ
ent springs, OF various temperatures from rs deg.
to LOG deg. "Fahrenheltn
As the supply OF MINERAL WATER is most
abundant, the bathing accommodations migat be
increased to any extent that could be desirable.
more healthy and delightful summer climate
can nowhere be found.
A valuable FARM of more than COO acres is at
tached to the Sprl gs. and will be sold with them.
For terms, address 8. GooDE, Hot Springs,
Va. or THos. F. GoopR. Boydton, Mecklenburs
county, Va. S;GOOpE,
jy 26-dlm Executors OF Thos. Goode. deed.
/ ADiES' FRENCH WOVEN COKsETS-
IL isY all styles and sizes. White and CotoIed
Woven Corsets seillug, by far the eheapeAt In the
city. j.. GOLDsMlT, H6 Broad street.
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BYE. b. Cock, Auc,,r.

T ARGE Sale OF BOOTs, SHOES.
~ CATERS, &c, AT AUCTiON.-on WED
my store, a large invoice Of BOOTS. SHOES,
EATERS, &c comprising large assortment Of
W en- sewed and Pegged Shoes, Women's TAFT
en-, slippers, Buskins, Tres, 30.
ALSO
a me assortment Of Children's Shoes.
lEhMs.-Sixty days credit, for approved paper.
du ID f. X COOK AuctSr
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BY Thos. w. Keesee, Auct'r,
(Office corner of 18th and Cary streets.
HORSES. MULES, ROCKAwAY

HORSES. MULES, ROCKAwAY
SanA AND HARM ESS, COAL CART AND
Sa8 HARNESS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
49, Will be sold, on FRIDAY MORNING
next, August Nth, commencing at II
O'Clock. at Mr.. n. C. Lipscomb's Stable, on End
street, between ace and Broad
6very fine Saddle and Harness HORSES.
do. do. Young MULES
very superior ROCKAWAY and HARNESS.
TOP BUGGY and HARNESS.
very superior COAL CART and HARNESS.
IKRMs at sale. THOS. W. KEESEE.
al is Auct'r.
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lAA BEDFoKD ALUM AND IODINE

IA BEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE
yEHA Springs will be open
ke.lM- for the reception of Visitors on the 18th
OF June; They are situated directly ON the Lynch
burg and Salem Turnpike, ten miles from lynch
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad. at which Depot
vehicle WILL run during the season to convey visit
Virginia and North Carolina, coming here by public
convey anoe, will take the South Side Railroad at
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad TO Forest Depot
ieT-Sm p. EGBOLS SONS. Prooristors.
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L'RESH ASDPURE COD Liver OILS
l. All the best varieties. fer sale at
LAIDLkI'S Apotheeary Store,
Main ST., above 9th.
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BY T.. b. Cook, Auct'r.
EADY-MADE sONNETs, NIL

EADY-MAD gONNETS, MILF
II NEdY, &c, AT AUCTIQN.-on THURS
DAY, 10th inst, at 10 O'clock, [ will sell, at the
and 9th streets, a large portion of bis stock Of
NJ ILLlNE cry, RkADY-SlADE B0NNETS,
CAPS; a great variety of EMBROlDERt
kDGi n q s, ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS. no
SlERI, and very general assortment of ladies'
FANCY ARTICL Els; SHOWCASES, STORE
FIXTURES, &c, &c.
Mr.. WIGAND, intending to remove to his new
store VIII sell without reserve and to enable the
will be exclusively for them. Sale will be contn-
ued on FRIDAY, Nth inst. for gentlemen, at
which time will be closed the entire stock together
with an assortment OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE. au T.. B. COOK, Auct,
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e. A sHLAN " A.
-SEsN~> FALL MEETING, 1860.
ss.--a-.---1-s<.---sa---- The Races over the Ash
land Course in Hanover county, Va. Will COM
mencee on TUESDAY, 10th October, 1860, and con-
tInue four days.
FIRST DAY-FIRsr RACE.-Sweepstake for
colts and hlieys, 8 years oid mile heats, 500 en-
trance-ha' forfeit; three or mo.e to FILL To name
and close Aug. 10Th
SECOND RAcE-Sanas Day.-Proprietor's purse,
8 00 two mile heats.
SECOND DAY-FIRsr E.-Swespstake for
3 'ear old colts and fiiieys; two mile heats, $50
entrance-bdlt forfeit; three or more to I'LL. To
name and close Aug. 10Th
SECOND RACE-SaBie Ddy.-Jockey Club purse,
s 800; two mile heats.
THIRD DAY-FIRsr RACE Jockey Club
purse, $500; three mile heats
SECOND RACE Same Day.-Proprletor's purse,
: $50 mile heats.
FoU RTH DAY-FIRsr RAcK-Sweepstake for
wear ola colts and tleys; sing e dash of mile
SZUl entrance-half forfeit, with an inside bet of
SlOoo, the Club to add $500, provided two or more
start Closed on LIST August, with three subscri-
bers.
STcoND RAcE-Sants Day-Proprietor's purse,
S2gO, Tor the beaten horses of the meeting two
mile heats.
Nominations for the stakes to close Aug Goth, to
be addressed to the Proprietor of the Course"
Ashland, Hanover county, Va.
au2-zawtd ]. Nj TAYLOR, Proprietor
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BY j. III. Disses, Auct'r.

ZINE GOLD WATCHES. FINE SILVER
AND PLATED WATCHES. GOLD CHAINS,
JEWELRY, &c, AT AUCTION.-On THURS
DAY MORNING, August 10th, at 10 O'clock: at
Auction Room s. Main street, will be sold a large
invoice Of
Fine Gold Hunting LEVERS, !Enssh)
" " Anchors.
90 Gold LAPINES.
~ Silver LAPINES.
90 Plated LAPINES and LEVERS.
=" Gold GCARD and VEST CHAINS.
% NECK CHAINS.
:" CHArALANECHAI
500 sets JEWELRY, assorted STYLES: STUDS
SLEEV BUTTONS, SC, &c.
This above goods are direct from the i'm porte rs
and manufacturers and wilt be sold in lots TO suit
the trade All goods warranted represe uted
no sale
ALSO.-75 second hand SILVER and PLATED
WATCH Is. TEkMs-Cash.
III DIGGES, Auct'r.
ID. r. BOOTH. Salesman. it'd
AIEDICAL And MISC Ell aNEOUS LII.
VI BRART AT AUCrI0N.-Will be sold on
ing at clock, at Store No. So Main street, the
entire LIBRARY of a medical gentleman of this
city, who is about removing to distant State -
The library contains many valuable works, both
In the medical ana literary departments and the
entire collection is well worthy the attention of
the public. J. H. DIGGES Auct'r
ID. f. BooTH, Salesman. au 10
POSTPONEMENF
The above sale is NJ avoidahly postponed to + RI
DAY AFTERNOON next, at o o'clock.
au Il HI
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HENRY y. IROk1ELD,
an 7-dtds* Richmond % n
ga -Four VALUABLE TRACTS OFese

esa -FOUR VALUABLE TRACTS OFsA~
Es::a L A n d IN CHESTERFIELD, FOR
Ell LEI offer for sale, privately, all of--.
my REAL ESTATE in the county of Cheste rfeld,
consisting of four tracts of valuable LAND, we'll
located and advantagoOusly situated for farming
purposes. The first tract contains AS acres, To-
Gated on Falling Creek, about miles from the
city OF Richmond immediately on the Broad Rock
Road, with a good DWELLING HOUSE and all
necessary out houses. There are about 81 acres
of valuable fiat Land attached thereto, which rem
ders the tract ysry valuable. The second tract
obtains about 13h acres, located on the Falling
-ek Turnpike miles from Richmond and has
a good Dwelling House and necessary out houses.
The third tract is situated on the same road about
miles from Richmond. and contains $50 acres,
with a good Dwelling House and all necessary
out houses, and is IN an improved cond tiou and
well located for farming purposes. And the fourth
tract is located about miles from K richmond, and
within one mile of the same Turnpike Road, CON
tanning Sc acres, and is very valuable for its fine
timber.
1 will sell all of the above tracts, or either of
them, on reasonable terms, as am anxious to re-
move To another portion of the State ANY one
wishing To purchase apply to the ubsc IbeT in
person, who resides on the first mentioned tract
ar through the mail, addressed to Manchester
Post Office, Chesterfield.
jy 2tawlm" BEVERLY w. BURTON,
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NALE vALUABLE LOT ANnOF.

y FICF AT CHESTER.-l vi II sell, al Chester,
on FRIDAY, the 18th dav of August inst, the
OFFICE and LOT occupied by the late DR.. JEFF
feTson Minor This office IS beautifully situated
at this thriving village. and as there is no physi-
cIau there, 1t is a good locat on for one.
Terms accommodating, ana made known on the
day OF sale. Mr.. CRAIG, the proprietor of the
Hotel, will show tlls property to those disposed to
purchase. Tau g-dtds" JAS. W TAYLOR
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xTR The subscribe being unable to attend to his
$500 AKIN, on account Of his situation, is desiT-
of selling 1t. The Farm contains 1876 acres of
Land, III AlbemdrIe county. very compact, sltuat
ed near the Central Railroad, opposite KeswIck
Depot, distant hall mile, and seven miles from
Charlottesville. las acres of the Land is cleared
in GOD state of Improvement, as the present
crops Will show; and that not in cultivation is
well set clover, timothy, and other grasses.-
The land lies well. and the soil is adapted to all
the crops but more particularly to whea', tobacco
ana corn. Fifty acres are IN woods oak and pine,
principally oak-origlnal grow tn. There are two
never falling streams of water running through
convenient parts OF the Farm. fhe improvements
consist OF a two story framed bu ding, contain
ing three large rooms; four smaller ones, suitable
for lodging rooms, several closets, pleasant pas
sage. two porches, and cool cellar, suitable for
keeping meats, butter. &c. There are all neces-
sary out buildings. nearly all new having been
built in the last IL months. The dwelling has this
last prng, been thoroughly repaired and painted,
and is situated In the midst of grove of large
oak and locust trees The situation is a high and
healthy one, and commands a heautlful view Of the
ears when passing the South Mountains, and sur
rounding country. There a spring of most ex-
ceent water near the dwelling.
Possession can be had by the purchaser any time
after the present crop Is secured.
ANY one wishing to buy, will please call on the
PROPRIETOR, residing on the farm. who will take
pleasure in showing it. The terms will be made
accommodating.
For further particulars. address,
CHARLES T.. TAYLOR,
Keswick Depot, Albemarle co., Va.
jy l9-2taw2m. W&S)
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Jy 2-2tawlm" BEVERLY w BURTON
sse 100 ACRES LAND, THE

49, URN RTVEK Raj. kUAD, FOX SALE
.- am authorized to sell one hundred acres of
about ten miles from the CITY of Richmond, ad-
joining the lands of Thcs ]. Carter. Philip Wat
klns and others aDr ut one half lea Ted and would
suit " ell for a market garden, &c. The wood land
is set IN pine and oak. 1t is conven'ent to mill
and several churches; the society good. A bar
gain can be had in the farm, if immediate appli
cation be made TO the su scrber, it will be ex
changed for property in the city or upon the sub
urbs. RIO. B. LEN +, Land Agent, &C.,
au ll-dtS Office MetropOlltan Hall.
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AUCTION 6ALu6,
FUTURE DAYS
BY Goddin L. Apperssn, Auet's.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
- AND LOTS ON CHURCH HILL, ON 20TH,
BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS
As Commissioner OF the circuit Court OF the city
of Richmond. appointed by decree rendered on
the I'd of june 1850, in the of Ca.ogni against
Smith, shall proceed to SELL at public auction. on
the premises, on MONDAY. the 9th August. 1860
at AZ O'Clock r. NJ. the real estate referred to IN
the plaintiffs bill. consisting OF three lots located
as above fronting 81 feet. running back III feet to
an alley feet wide. on which standa a comforta-
BILE dwelling. now occupied BY Nj JOS A. Seay.
TERMS One-thrd cash balance at IL and Is
months. for negotiable notes, interest added, anu
title retained TIL all tho purchase money is paid.
EATON NANCE, Conn.,
Sale by GoDDIN & APPKRsoa, Auot's. AUS
BY CreHshaw L. Co.. Aucts.
O1OO BAGS RIO COFFEE AT AUG
SfJC TION.-On FRIDAY, 24th August we
will sci at auction, coTIlencIne at 10 O'clock at
the store of Messrs. JIunlop, Moneure Co..
2s99 bags very prime RIO COFFE 81, In double
saeks-just imported from Rio de Janeiro,
per bark FANNIE Crenshaw.
TERMs.-Under 500, cash over $l00, four
months credit, for app owed paper
CRENSHAW 4 CO., Auct'rs
is Richmond. Va
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TOT AyELERS FOR

To TRAV Ell T. RS FOR
TiHNF sF eSl 6tIica,. J F Is naip
street. City Savings Bank,j Richmond, Va, are
prepared 70 supply people leaying for TatsSipg
ana TELEScoPEs, possessing high power IND
On o. land or wateri STEREOSCOPES and STE
hEosCOPIC VIEWS-the entertaining instru-
inehl, changing the tedious and monOtonous time
az me sptings TO enjoyment and delight-are lar
nlSnra ~ p masf srsasoHsbe rates. The world
recti,hnited ONLY Nv Nj. j FRANKLIN co
SHARE'S PATENT COALTER HAIR
~ RoW;-We invite the attention OF the farming
community to this NEW HARROW which has
been tried by many practical farmers and pro
nounced the very best implement yet made for
prepal ing the land for seeding small gram. and
ehectuallv covering the grain after seeding with
two horses doing the work OF six single blows We
have purchased the hit Tor the State Of Virginia
and are now manufacturing them for the ensuing
season. We invite a call and examination
GEo. WATT Il co.
ExTKA SYKUP-New York brand; 100 bbis.
IL for sale by |. Il u. b. DAVENPORT,
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JAS. TEMPLEMAN, As-nt-Hss
EAssA removed to Franklin street, a few doors
kE&&S above the Old Market II. use, where he
ATSI will keep on hand, at all times a seneral
assortment of SADDLES and H A r.
NESS, and everything usually kept IN the bust
ness Persons IN want will please call and exam
me his stock, az he is determined to sell.
an g-2W
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"a THE ASHLAND H0TEL.-This
YEM Ypopular resort. situated sixteen miles
lE.ES from RICHMOND, IN the beautiful and
thriving village of ASH Ian d, on the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, is now
open for visitors, and is prepar ed to accommo-
dare families with good fare, and every thing desi
rable. The head of the family will be furnished
with Free Ticket between Ashland and Rich
mond.
For further information. apply at Superintend
ent's office Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad, or address
JNO. l.. THOMPSON, Proprietor,
" I-ts Ashland. Va.
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I LIQUID RENNET-.For making in a few
II minutes. Slip Junket. FTugolIc and other de-
icious desserts for the table. Those e desserts so
economical, nutritious and healthful for children
and invads. For sale at
MEADE Il BAKERS
store ~; Main pnr aunva II a
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vE.RY ELMIkA, NEW YORK.
aE..aEl Z. BLOSSOM, PROPRIETOR,
Formerly Proprietor of the Blossom House, Ro-
chester, N. "
This large and connections Hotel, at the junction
of the n. Y. and Z. R. X. with the roads leading
from Baltimore to Niagara Falls, Is now open for
the recep tion of visitors.
Pure air fine scenery, Il we'll stocked larder, good
beds and attentive servants. are some OF the at
fractions to travellers. No efforts will be spared 10
continue Its character as a FIRST-CLASS HO-
TEL.
Passengers desiring 10 visit Niagara Falls can
procure through tickets TO Baltimore, at which
point through tickets can be procured to the Falls
by the Northern Central Railroad, the shortest
and most expeditions route to Elmira, Canada,
and the Northwest.
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y ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

.E.sls,z3NRL CHM oND TO EASTERN
-. -, Fl + OR CHERkYSTONE.
- 0:-Psssengers taking the steamer CURTIS
PECK, on TU ESDAY and THURSDAY EVEN
NiS. at o'clock, will connect with the steamer
on WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY MORNINGS, at o4 A. M. and will CON
meet with same steamer on MONDAY MORNING
at same hour, by taking CURTIS PECK on SAT-
URDAY EVENING at O'Clock.
h. Meals SO cents each. H. o. HASKINS.
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"a JAMES WALSH
e., No. 60 n ain St, impor Sa

e., No. 60 Main st., Impor &@
NOUNS, RIFLES. PISTOLS, GUN MA
TERinLS and CUTLERY, calls the attention of
the oltIz ens of Richmond TO his large and extern
slve assortment Of we'll selected goods, which he
Is prepared to offer to the trade and public at
wholesale and retail, en- unusually favorable
terms. His facilities are such that he enabled
to supply Guns, Pistols, Fishing Tackle, Walking
Canes, d1e., dc upon reasonable terms as
sim lar goods can be purchased any where. He
believes that his stock ig better adapted to the
wants of the Southern public than can be gener-
and respectfully soliclts Gail from merchants
and others, with the assurance that both prices
and goods shall he satisfactory. au 3-lm
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TRUST SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT IN

sions of deed OF trust from Robert T Ballowe
and wife. dated the rs h of January, 1859, and
Chesterfield made 70 secure to the firm of Dun
op, Moncure Co a ceTtain debt therein men
of the beneficiary, will sell at public auction, on
the premises. on FRIDAY, the 18th day of Augu
fair day thereatter.) q certain parcel of LAND,
described and conveyed IN said deed. lying in the
town OF Maneheste!, between Hull and Balm
Sommers street. The lot has en- 1t a new framed
DIV ELLlNG, and is the same now occupied by
Mr.. Branch Cosby.
au6-tds C. c. McRAE, Trustee.
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| UMBER, LUMBER, LUMBER.
100000 #. seasoned q BUTTON WOOD, superior
100000 #. seasoned inch BUTTON W GOD, supe-
Tlor QuaiIty.
80 0c0 #. seasoned y OAK.
25000 #. seasoned inch OAK.
50 900 II. seasoned CASING PLANK.
5000 It seasoned ASH;
rs 0OU f. seasoned MAPLE.
Toge ether with a large and general assortme at Of
CHERRY, BLACK WALNUT, &c. For sale Cd
af y isntio terms Truman A. PARKER.
Observation-Disclosures WORaS
sss oa ,ssse
sortment Of IRON, consisting Of Bar, Band, Hoop
and Scroll. Rounds and Squares. 0vals, Hall
Wsgep, Coach and buggy TIRES, and RfVET
Also, STEEL TIRES, Railroad FROG STEEL
and FROG Plates, all sizes; WROUGHT
. o'' - ' JAMES HUNTER.
N. B.-Wrought Scrap taken in exchange.
iy l6-dIm
GROCERY AND COMNIiNAIUN EU1I-
~ NEss.-The undersigned have Associ tied
SRoeEk EED EHH5pcssM II n she
MSS at the corner OF 18th and Franklin streets,
in the city Of Rlehmopd. Va, and will endeavor
70 keep constantly on hand well selected stock
Of FAMILY GROCERIES, which thew will Be
pleased TO offer to the puslie at very low Prices
sna most respectfully solicit call from their
= g. ". YAGER, OF Richmond,
X. q. POLLARD, of King William.
pOHTLAND SYRUP.-is0 hhis for s.ls bv
!. u. h. DAVENPORT.
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CHEAP, CHEAPER THAN EVER

u an, body has any none. to lay ont in Dry
Goods. they will certainly do we'll by calling at
No. q Main street: where you &c. the full value
for yonT mOney. Beautiful Stella Shawls. az 8,
6c o., Clotn per yard and Table Covers at al
pr'Ccs; loo dozen Extension Skirts 10 he sold AZ 4
sscr hce; 500 the richest patterns all woollep Ia
lie Covers at 81 Is, cheap 1T Sl75; French nee
G.e worked Ladies' Collars and 5000 OF the finest
worked Cambric Bands at half their value; Irish
Linen 81 IS, S5t9 and 80 cents worth double the
money; fine Jaconett Lawns at 10 cents; Organ
dies and Bereges according; Black and Coils red
Silks ST prlces to please all; those wsnt of any
Isdies fine Hose, 10 cents and higher; fine Black
and Brown SHIFTING. Just received, at cents; eX-
ira ne and heavy 4 4 Brown and Beached Cot
ton At and 10 cents; best qusty at 1914 cents sell
lus elsewhere at one shilling, and great nauy
otbG foods selling astoplshlne!y low All ! ask
IS csA from one and all, before buying else
where. Nc. q Main ST. JOS. STRAUSE.
DRIDGSORD IL CO.. General Commission
II Merchants, on the Dock, have on hand, and for
sale on Oonsl znmeut. 1000 bbis No / Rock!and
Lime; 600 Gb.s James River Cement; 500 hbls
RoseT dale Cement; 100 hbls CacIRed Plaster; coo
bush PHsterng Han; 30 OOo Sawed Laths; 100 bbls
Common Rosin 400 Eaies Hay; 900 bush. Corn;
DO bbis. Halifax Cut HerrIngs; 200 bbls Northern
Aewires; 100 bbls. No; small MackeTe US hb.s.
hross HerTlngs 50 half bbs. Mess Shad: Luz half
Hbis. extra Roe HerrIrss; 100 tons Windsor Bue
Lump PLASTER; 100000 Clgars, assorted brands; Ito
bhs. Tar.
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uN-~~ Exc KSlON TO DIN
EG.aasssssaplsssssEP0iNT PORTSMOUTH AND

- saasas : s6fSors fSkTsNotfH ANp
tbs PECK, Cart. T.. c. CLIFFORD, fitted up IN a
neat sty lie for nght travel Will make an excursion
next, I'd inst, and regularly EVERY SATUR-
DAY EVENING thereafter, during the watering
r. NJ, arrive at OLD POINT about r. O'CLOCK:
thence TO PORTSMOUTH and NORFOLK, and
return the next evening, SUNDAY } leaving Nor
Point; and arrive at Richmond about O clook A.
NJ l., Monday morning.
PASSAGE for the trip, to Old Point, Norfolk and
Portsmnnth, and return, tme0ls included 81 so.
rnAp NO FREIsHT TAKEN ON THE EXCURSION
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POS OM ExPA Nd ERs.

Just received
One Lot BOSOM EXPANDERS,
which are very useful
IN keeping the bosom smooth,
and enables you to wear Ehlrt
much longer without being soed.
They ere especially adapted 10 young men OF
narrow and contracted chest.
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-, FUh = y L. mat new. cOmmOdlous and
$50 very desirable TENEMt Mt, on 5th. between
ElACary and Leigh streets, recently occupied by
Judge p. V. Daniel, deed. For terms, apply &c
Mr.. c. C. Elicit, on Leigh street. near ID, or to
lie lI-ta P V DANIEL IR
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GAsDEN sEEDs, GARDEN SEEDS -
~ Winter Cabbage and Turnp Seed Just re-
celved, warranted iTesh and genuine For sale by
JNO. W. FRANSER. Druggist. l7th st.
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NEW GRANARY AND COMMISSION
~
n.
On Cary, 81 door belotC Eth Street. and nert 10
Flour Inspector former Once.

r..
On Cary, 81 door beloto l2th Street. and nert TO
Flour Inspector former 0gscs.
j. NJ . NROE AFTER,
Successor to Jas. Thomas, Com'r Merchant,)
Respectfully informs the citizens of Richmond
and the pubic seneray, that he has purchas ed OF
the legal agent OF Mr; Jas. Thomas all his stock
hand, such as CORN. OATS, HAY, CORN
deal m GRAIN FEED, T6B ACE On finp 5Fr
SELECT parcels of country cured RACON, BUT
TER, BEESVAX, DRIED FRUIT, &c, pledg-
ing every effort to facilitate the interests OF
those who may favor the new concern. A contnu-
atlon of the patronage heretofore extended to his
predecessor Is solicited.
He refers, by permission, to Messrs. WAGON
FIR, HILL & ARCHER, VAN-LEw, TAYLOR Il Co,
JONES Co. RICHARD CAUTHORN, Esq, PHILIP
B; PRICE, Esq, Richmond Va;
HAVING DEVOTED PARTICULAR AT.
TENTI0N TO IMPROVEMENT IN THE
NAN UFACTURE OF b l. ACK n G. we take
lie the best article ever offered. The
+ X 3 OR
BLACKIN
Manufactured by us. imparts to Boots and Shoes.
or any thing made of Leather, a beautiful, bright
and durable polish, and will not rub oil on Il
hands or clothes
From It's oily nature, it softens STRENGTHENS, and
preserves the leather, prevents ITS cracking, and
renders It impervious TO water.
Those deslrous OF using really good Backing,
should use no other. Ii is purely Southern mana
tGctHre-and If home industry is to be encour-
aged. especially when II can and does produce ru-
peror articles at Northern pT!tes, we confidently
hope the patronage of Southern men will not be
II. WALLERsTEIN & CO.,
Head of Grace street,
au 6-lmF Richmond, Va,