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Auction sALsa.
THIS DAY


VALuADLE ATOk EvN MAIN STREET,
v OPPOSITE THE FIRST MARKET. FOR
SALE AT AUCTION By virtue OF n deed of
trust from o. A. Strecker and wife to thu under
corded, and with the consent Of Ed. Vim. De yoss
and ali the other benehciarles named in certain
inhcumprances prior thereto. We shall. on MON
ia the "a day OF July, 1850, NJ 10 O'clock A. M,
ptocsso TO sell at public auction. The premises,
s sn store row occupied by u. a Streeker, Ne 3
mtin street. IN the city oil RIehmerd. fronting
anout - leet on NJ ain street. and running back ~
wide. -" N'' - w.
TERMS one-third cash; the balance in three
eaua instruments, payable in 4, 8 and IL m ouths
respect veiy, secured by neeotiable notes with IN
teiest added and the ttle retained till last pay
ment made.
The above real estate being in font of the First
MARKET, and N the heart of the city, IS justi,
garded as first rate location either Tor a drug
glst or any other KIND of business
OSCAR CRAM Tr..
JAS. X. Liz 'iUStees>
Sale conducted by GoDDIN 4 APPEasoS. Auets.
il
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Speech from Senator Uous,ss

PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-Atter the Douglas
ratification meeting last night, Senator Doug
lis himself addressed the people from the Gil
lard House He said he had no political
peeches to make during the pending canvass.
now remains for the people TO decide on
the great issues. Pennsylvania believes that
Congress can be better employed developing
Ihe great natural resources of the country
khan wasting its time in forcing slavery or
kn ti-slayery on the people.
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Red Sulphur Springs Va. April rs. he 8 2m
DFORD ALUM IODINE

YEMYSPRl NGS.-These Springs will be open
49, for The reception of Visitors on the 18th
OF June They are situated directly on the Lynch
burg and Salem Iurnp ke ten miles from Lynch
burg and four miles from Forest Depot on the
Vlrglnia and Tennessee Railroad. at which Depot
vehicle WILL during the season TO convey visit
oIs to and from the Springs. Persons from Eastern
Virginia and North Carolina. coming here by public
conveyance, Will take the South Side Railroad at
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad to Forest Depot.
lie I'm z ECHOILS 4 SONS. PrnnrIators
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Inter from IEayana.

NEW ORLEANS, June 30.-The steamship
from Havana on the Goth, ar
wed last night. The general news is unim-
ortant. The health of Havana was excel
mt.
The United States war steamer Pocahontas
Ills for Vera Cruz to-day, taking the latest
alls and important dispatches from Wash
lgton. which were received this morning
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CffEsLEY KINNEY,


A FAUQUIER WHIIE >ULPHUR
Y:A YsPRlNGS.--These Springs stu tied ffty
s@~s&- al miles west Of Washington city, will he
neentd an the 18th of June, AS a first class WA
TERING ESTABLISHMENT. J he Subscriber
having become the purchaser. will make every ef-
Tort, With competent assistants, to ree stahlish
their former high reputation hey may be reached
IN hours from Baltimore, three from alexandria,
ana ss NJ asm kohmond by Ral5o1d with about
RATks so cents per meal; 81 so per day; SO
per week; $50 per calendar month"; and $50 for
Two months-chldren over two and Under twelve
years and col bred servants half prce- white ser
Sants three -foarths-h horses 60 cents per day. AID
dress subscriber, "Warrentnn Springs"
ROBERT HUDGIN.
Fauquler CO., Va June O. I8SO-ie 28-d2aw4w
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FOhhS,
CAKE BASKETS. &c., &c.
The Goods are direct from the manufacturer, all
new and beautiful patterns, and will be sold with
opt reserve. The Goods will be arranged on
" Wednesday morning, and the ladies' are invited to
call ard examine the stock. Catalogues Will then
be ready. ]. IL. DlGGES, Auctr
d. F. BOOTH, Salesman. je 80
COMMISSIONEKS,S SALE OF MILL AND
~ LANDS, IN HANOVER COUNTY.-In pur
snance OF two DEGREES of the Circuit Court oil
hanover county. entered, one on the "a day OF Oc-
tober 1883 and the other the Dist day of March,
1861, in the suit OF Dukes admin lstrator against
laiioIs administrator and others, the under
signed, commissioners named In said DEGREES, VIII
offer at pubic sale to the hig, est bidder uTon the
premises, on n DAY the 20tn day of July, l86us
at III o. clock A. III the LANDS AND MILL,Y
the said DEGREES mentioned, being, LIST. TheKs
of Land thereto at ached, ana for seversfte in
pastln the occupancy of Robert Elicit, ItSouth
the county oil Hanover, on the south side.te w IN.
ID. Winston and the Richmond, Fact of Land.
ard Potomac Railroad Also. I'd. 1rons h's with
adjoining the mill tract. called .Kbereon, adioin-
the buildings and improvements and others
ing the iands of WiilIsm l.. " ysiaable-the mill
This property IS considey custo.q, and ravlng
being well located "a, Tor covaichmond.
as Commissioners,y 'e- ~"
'A TssRSsons es.h; balance upon cred,
81 s SIX. ,ssIe-the purchaser to give bond
Ir3 ;. .ne security for the deferred payn ents,
and titIs uaf = the pr Tin money rs paid.
"a Ids c. Q. GRIsWoLD. Com rs
rGsGUTORs' SALE.-we shall offer for
F'saie ut public auction. on the ioti, dav of jul,
xt. tif fair; II not. the fair day
,S S H.
81 sns oae m Gonb VA S1f
j. u-ssawaw. WI. MMi II fEakcE,s Esrs.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

MAYPHUR SPRINGS are situated mme-
2E.Ha diately on the banks OF thus beautiful
stream IN Giles county, Virginia, about twenty
fenow suiphur SPRINGS, and about eight miles
IRON the celebrated Salt Pond or Mountain Lake.
There VII he comfortable daily STAGE from
Montsnmery White aud Yellow, and tri-weekiy
iIom New River SPRINGS. CONNECTING at Giles
LIunriL House with the line to the Red, salt and
Partlrs Uishlng IN visit Salt Pend or Mountain
ltake VIII find constant cor We ances thereto.
: P , Once addfes,i "E9GLEs TONS SPRINGS,
je 26-d2wcwlm WIN. EGGLEsToN. Prop'r.
a4la RAWLEY SPRINGS.-This cele
Ye;M orated Watering Place, located y miles
tie rcce ,tIon Of cumpaay on the LIST of July next
I IS the best and purest Chaly beate In the State.
Conveyances can be had at all times from HaffIa
sonburg to these Springs.
For further particulars see handhils.
je l3-Iaw6W Holm SIT FS 4 SON
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

!. s,faohE. June 2s.-The offerings Of beef cat
/ j me State scales yesterday footed np $50
,p ~ "heb 100 were sent 10 Philadelphia, 800
|S ss sutchess, at prices ranging from IS to
Si wv lbs.s very few selling at the latter
IN ssAiqg an Averages Of &37b. The market
IA ana and heavy. Hogs also duii al s7nS
sasI,,.s1 70 auality. Sheep &z0s50 per head.
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GROCERIES AT AUCTIoN-on MOI

GROCERIES AT AUCTION.-On MON
~ DAY, ID day of july, at 10 o'ck, ct my store,
will g, sell at auction the FLOWING Groceries:
bbls. Brandy. 2 bbls. Whssev; Bacon Hams,
Shoulders and Sides; Soap, Candles, Tobacco. u
ears. Sugar, Coffee, &c, &c. l.. CAUTHORN,
je 80 Auctioneer.
high CONSTABLE'S sALE.-will be sold
- By consent of par ties therein concerned On
MONDAY, the ID day of July 1860, at 10 o'clock
A, M, at the house Nth street opposite tho
Veeetable Market, lftely occupied by hsnry
Matthews. the unexpir I'D Lease OF said house and
two large Fish ketrigefators, to sat sly distreES
warrant and attachment in favor of S. r Lathrop.
'uardian TO- Eugene Carnngton, VIZ. Jno. AadeT-
Immediately after the above salo. will be SOLD on
Union street. In rear of the above named house,
one stable, to satisfy distress warrant AMI attach
mebt in favor OF s. r Lathrop, Guardian Tor tu-
gene Darlington. TERM Cash
Je rs St. +. BUTLER, II. c. g. X.
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Mutiuy i'm Itoston

rBosToN, June 2S.-Ship Kitty Simson, of
kw York, from Macao to Havana, with $50
~olies on board, put into Table Bay, Cape
cwn, May Sd, for water and refreshment Is
karch 9Th the Coolies attempted TO tako the
hip, bat were driven below, one being shot
BAD aud several wounded. The ringleaders
a the outrage subseq uently received fifty TO
- hundred lashes, and We're secured in irons.
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HAsA MON
VEGA YCHALY SPRINGS.

A4E...ilE.l
The subscriber having purchased these Springs,
desires 10 inform the pu Bile that he has made ex
tenslve alterations and repairs to the buildings,
and will be ready by the first of June to accom-.
modate all who may wish TO spend a pleasant sea-
son at this celebrated WATERING PLACE
The Springs are situated on the western side,
Augusta, Va. is miles southeast of Harrison burg
miles southeast of Wyer's Cave, and Is miles
northeast of Wa'nesborough. From the latter
PLACE persons travelling on the Va Central railroad
WILL lind ready conveyance to these SPRINGS
The proprietor will give his personal attention to
the house, and his TABLE will always be sup
Piled with the best the neig hborhood will afford
In Female Complaints and General Debility, the
cures have been effected by it
"a Board s. per week-children and servants
81. Address. JEREMIAH PETERFlSH,
je 4-d& ewlm New Hope, Augusta Co. Va
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A~.3NnhIEpD0 soLrH R, aEKiNGs

wa YMONROE COUNTY, VIRGINIA-The
$500 pr0prietors Of this old and celebrated
Watering Place respectfully inform he public that
their place will be open for the reception of visi
tors on the lst of May. We must confne ourselves
10 mere enumeration of the diseases for the cure
OF WINCH this water is celebrated, referring the
reader to pamphlet just published by William
Burke, M. D.. which will he sent free of charge by
the proprletors on application The diseases for
the relief OF which this water is most remark
able dc chronic phthisis, laryngitIs, bronchitis
functional ulscase of the heart, hypertrophy OF
the heart, mucous diarrhGt irritabilty of the
nerVes-produclng sIceplessnoss. irritation of the
kidneys and bladder. fthic acid gravel, chrome
affections OF the liver, amenorIh8a, dysmenor
Ihaea, menorrhagla, chrol &C splentis chronic gas
trtls hemorThQlds, scrotula chronic eruptions of
the skin. The Depot OF this place is on the Va
and Tenn. Railroad, Newbern (now Dublin J
whence before the first of iuy passen gers viii he
conveyed tri weekly br daylighr, distance of 50
miles, over hne road and through most pictu-
rescue apd beautiful scenery. From the first of
July to the first Of October there will ba DAILY
LINE; and after the first of October again tn
weekly while any VISITORS remain.
l ms ls the shoI test, most direct and best route
to the Whlte Sulphur, whittier the Stages will pro-
ceed wa Salt SUI uhur. making their ME mt stand at
red Sulphur. There will be constant and res u
lar communication by Stages with White and SAT-
Sulphur, and the Sweet and Red Sweet Springs
Daily mails arriy from North and South
I. s. CAMPBELL & CO
IL 49,
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yXTAKKENfy vi II e u Elf AND
w COM POSITION ROOFING, received the
Silver Medal at the United States Fair, and d.
plrma at the Virginia State Fair.
Weha certificates and testimonials from the
first architects and bal ders In the United States,
Canada and the West Indies, testlftln Ing To the
perlor qualities Of WARREN'S NJ PROV ID
ELT and COMPOSITION ROOFING over all
other ever ofer red the public, and prepared to-
attend to all orders in city or country with
promptness and dispatch.
JOHN VII rs, only agent in Eastern Virginia
for WARREN'S Roofs and Roofing Material.
HA Office 18th street, between Man and
rary u,y1 "a
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BY J.. III. Digses, Auct'r,

GALE OF o. A. >IR e., KGR'S LARGE
~ AND ExTENSIvE STOCK OF DRUGS.
MEDICINES. CHEMICALS. Oh lis, &c.-As
Trustees under deed of trust from q. A. Strecker
and wife, duly recorded the sth INST we shall pro
coed TO sell q. public auction, on the III asy Of
JULY 1860. at the store now occupied by SAID
strecker, No. Main street, his entire stock of
Drugs, Medicines OILS Acids. Chemicals, &C.. to
gether with all the Store Fixtures aud Apparatus
for carrying on the Apothecary business: Counters
Glass Cases, Scales. Copper and iron stills, and q
great variety of Fancy Articles The stock to be
offered comprises a very extensive and valuable
assortment of goods. Sale to commence at 1923
O'Clock A. NJ
TERMs.-Cash rs to sums unaey Sl0O; for sums
of 800 and over, credit of ninety DAYS, secured
by negotiable notes, interest added. With approved
endoTser. OSCAR CRANZ, r..,aa.
JAS, X. LEE. A'"''0ee'
Sale conducted by ]. H. DIGGs 10 Zi-tJs
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szAA ROCkBRiDGE BATHs, .

on the Virginia Central Railroad. and eleven
miles from Lexington. This delightful SUMMER
KESURI Will be open on the 10Th June. Persons
leaving Richmond by the Central Railroad, or
Washington Clty by the OIanee and Alexandria
Railroad, IN the morning, will reach the Baths by
O'Clock III the evening. Persons coming from the
Southwest, via LynGhburs. may reach the Baths
either by the Orange and Central Railroad or by
the James River Packet and Stage Coaches.
Col. c. F. LEE, Supsnptendent for
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n George M. FIeck,

n George M. Flick
MANUFACTURES OF
SUPERIOR WHITE WINE AND PURE Cl-
DER VINEGAR. FOR PICKLING &C,
10th ST., between Main and Franklin,
EaAorders sent by mail will be promptly attend
eu 10. lie l4-lm*
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BY j. III. Disses, Auct'r.

DICH SILVER.PLATED WARE To BE
IL SOLD AT AUCTION. BY CATALOGUE
On FRIDAY MORNlN NJ, July 9th, commence
ing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ :, will be sold at auction
room 81 Main street. a large and splendid invoice
Of RICH SILVER -PLATEDW WARE, consisting OF
FINE TEA SEIS,
COFFEE URNS.
CAST0RS,
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- CHESAPEAKE HALL.

TINS SUMMER RESORT, so well and favora-
bly, known, will be re- opened on the 18th of June,
when the proprietor Will be h4ppy 70 see any OF
BATH ING and the luxuries of the seaboard
Boats, Fishing Tackle, Pleasure Carriages, &c.
ways In readiness to contribute to the enjoy meut
of guests. lie 6-lm*l X. 6. BANKS, Prop'r
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BOARDING,

- uIA~r >.-tdlss L. oiDtsOStD, IOiH er OF
7tn and Main sts., has DESIRABLE HtONS
vacant. suitable for fa,nIlIes.
ADAY BOAkDERS can be accommodated.
ya2 y IN
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TRUsTEEs, SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
je 80 EATON NANCE. trustees.
NTALUAHLE LOT ANDWATER POWER

ON THE soUTH SIDE OF THE Canal,
ALL, CRENsHAW & CO.--WIll be sold at auo-
ton, on the premises, on tn thursday, the 18Th
July, 1860, at O'Clock Y. If far; If not, the
next fair day. hat valuable Lot ard ster Power,
with all the rights privileges, and appurtenances,
foot of nth street, where formerly stood the old
nail factory, and has front $40 feet on street
on the south side of the Canal. ard runs back TO
The river. This is unquestionably the most vaiua-
bic water privilege IN this city that likely to
come INTO market for some years to come.
TkRMs.-one fifth cash balance at 8, IL, Is, and
"a months, Tor negotiable notes, interest payable
half yearly secured by q trust deed.
Je 26-tds GODDIN Il APPERSON, Aucts.
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A,.A AMELIA WnITs sULPHUa

WE YSPRlNGS.-Thi beautiful ard healthy
AIsm1IE~l WATERING PLACE, situated "a miles
rom Jet@Isvie, on the r edmond and DanvIlle
Railroad, 80 miles from RichmnL5, will be open
LIST July. when there will always be conveyance
TBRMs.-Sa0 per month, $40 per week, and 81
per day.
DISPLAY OF SIX volunteer companies. An Grafton
delivered by the Rev, MCiLwAIN E, and reading
of Declaration Of independence by Col CRUMP.-
At O'Clock IN the afterno n, there will be grand
fitting Match, between the Cumberland and Anne
will be a grand military party, when the Queen OF
Love and Beauty will be crowred. We are max
ing arrangements TO accommodate on that occa-
sion several th0usa nd persons.
Je l4-2mf THOS. G. WILSON & SONS.
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BOOTS, SaCEs, &c.
[I TlCE. g.


80 NOTICE. ssEYM
Mr.; D B. FRANKLIN having, by deeds OF SLIAYn
this date; conyeysd all OF his stock of BOOTS,
SHOES. TRUNKS, &c, &c, to me in trust, fo-
purposes therein named, | hereby offer the same
Tor sale privately. j he stock consists of an ele-
can't assortment uitable for ladies' and gentlemen
misses, children and servants, of most every de-
scrIptton. both of Northern and his own manu-
lactnre would prefer 10 sell the entire stock out
10 some gentleman acquainted with the business
One with moderate means and extensive acQualnt
ance would Ind this an excellent opportunity to
engage in the Boot and Shoe business. IL is one
of the best stands Shockoe Hill, having been
established far back as 1892 eighteen hundred
and thirty two, and has enioN ed liberal share of
public patronage during that long period Of time.
However, If there be no wishing to engage in
the trade, will proceed at once to sell out this
valuable stock, either in whole or in part, entire
lots, either by the case, dozen. by the pair, Mt
prices favorable TO cash purchasers. The Store
Fixtures: and Household and Kitchen Furniture,
will be offered at some future day.
] have appointed the said FRANKLIN my agent
to conduct the business for the present. assisted
by Mr.. THOMAS A: DAVIS; bat if Mr.. FranklinB
health should not improve shall have TO appoint
soma other gentleman, or close out the business
as speedily possible.
Here is opportunity that seldom OCCURS and
tn a young man OF industry and attention TO the
business, with only moderate capital and a tho
rough knowledge OF the business, could not help
from succeeding well. The stock is so varied and
well assorted that 1t would require but few goods
10 make 1t ful and complete In every department.
WILLIAM b. REED, Trustee
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MILLINERY,

6N NOTICE.-KeceIVed yesteTday, d. IN "a :.
fGsV reety from Paris o splendid assert EsSSsz
* ment Of new styles of BONN ELS, at S1LslSl
MADAME FAUCHE'S Store,
je % 3t* 233 Broad ST richmond.
IN MADAME FAUCHE. NfA
e@y 233 BROA y STREET AksyL2
* Between Sd and 4th, south side. square z0ks0
above Quares Il Sons, informs the ladies' of vir-
gina that she has received splendid assortment OF
BnNNETS French and " York patterns BON
NETS of her own manufacture for children and
ladies at reduced prices. She has on hand a full
stock of FANCY . APPS, HEAD DRESSES
BERTHAS, CAPES, UNDER-SLEEVES made
after the latest STYLES. T-lmt
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. co
RFfELD

n fiEbbl
COMPANY |
n the al
aant. q
iE, q. 3
Lf,t,tDNs'I
House, ~
NJ. 0p the
viii rEne
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rvwyyo TRUNKS, TKUNks. TRUNKS.

SNxaS1 Persons going to the SPRINGS and all
r .clS others IN want Of TRUNKS and VA,
TRUNK FACTORY, No. 81 Jain st lust above
the St. Charles Hotel. tsame slde,j and BUY
THEE TRUN KS. AS can make Trunks at much
less than can buy, and am determined to sell at
SMALL PROFITS. think / cannot fail to please
IN PRICE; besides, warrant every Trunk az repre-
sented.
Particular attention is called to my make of su-
perioI FRAMED TRUNKS, with Bun
CLAIR PROOF LOCKS. Give ne a call as my
motto is, small profits and quick sales" All work
warranted.
nA- Don't forget the No. 81
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N HAVE NOW On HAND RsI
1prge assortment OF Ladies' and Gen -csSAasS
>s1temen's SHOES: CITY. made BOOTS. Sc :;
city made Oxford Sc WE'D SHOES, 81 rs to So !;
same pegged, So so; Gentlenen's SEWEDGsI
TERS, So so; city made, 81 so; Ladies' LASTING
EEL CATERS, S 80 tn So; Ladies' MOROC-
90 HEEL BOOTS, St.l2 to $l.75; Ladies' SLIP
PERS, 81 TO s IS Call at
THOS. WESTERMAN'S,
Je l-lm Main ST., between 18th and 18TH
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-n-s.@ SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

s ssssass ? o II T, PORTSMOUTH, AN B
N0RFOLk.-The Steamers GLEN COVE and
CURTIS PECK have been pat in firs.-rate order,
and Will run to the above places.
The GLEN COVE, Capt. Wa. F. CARTER, will
sav AYE n the wharf az Roeketts; regularly ever,
ings al O'Clock precisely, and return each alter
pate days, except Sunday, leaving the wharf at
NORFOLK at the same hour, O'Clock A. Nj >, and
touch at all Of the regular Landings on the river,
go ng and returning.
The CURTIS PECK, Capt T. C. CLIFFORD, be-
ing neatly fitted up with berths. will leave the
wharf at Rockets every SATURDAY evening at
6o'elock. and return. leaving the wharf at NOR.
FOLK every SUNDAY pa eyeping at so o,eock; and
evenings at O'Clock, and return each alternate
day. at the same hcur, O'Clock.
Gong down, the Curtis Peck will touch at City
Point, Wilcox's, Ciairmont, Grove Wharf, Old
Point, Portsmouth and Notwithstanding, Ports
mouth, Old Point Rock Wharf, Grove; billiards.
Cairmons. Wlllcox's, City Point, and arrive at
Richmond about 0'olock, Monday morning.
Passage for the Saturday trip, and return next
evening. meals included, 81 SO.
Passage On regular trips, either boat, to Old
Point, Portsmouth or Norfolk. SO. Meals-equal
TO any given on any boat-50 cents each.
HA Freight taken as usual.
lie ITS r O. HASKINS
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NAT Cost!
DRESS GOODS.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL IN STYLE AND
TEXTURE.
Embracing
Fine JACoNETS and ORGANIZES,
Plain and Flounced
fRENCK Der EG ES-Plain and lounced
BEREGE ANGLAISE-Plaiu and Flounced
POPLINS and POPLfNhTTS.
CHALLIE De LANES.
SILKS AND SILK ROBES. &c, &C.
he above and many other Goods we offer at
cost. and without regard to cost. until the LIST of
August. 20 ma e room for fall supplies
BIZ GOODS, OF every description in our large
and elegant stock, at REDUCED PRICES 1t
Will be kept complete by constant additions
GREY BEREGE ANGLAISE, low priced, re-
celvIng this morning.
Our stock Of MANTLES and SHAWIS is very
fine. lie 10 lmI WATKINS q FICKLEN
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IN stree,
the e.
ucCOsS
sire "
70 wee
-ucl0u
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IA Notice.-Thr subscribers have now In
store the larsest ana best assorme of ladies' and
genilenen's ] RUNkS. FALICES. and CARPET
BA6s; also, ladies' BONNET BOXES. of ali
sizes and qualities ai, at all prices or sale low by
ALEX. HILL & CO.,
je 23-ts No, liz NJ ain ST. Richmond Va