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RlCHM63 MADE CLoTHING-

a. nICHnO.>~ "a - r CLO1HlNG-
~ INCREASED FACILITIES The sub
N1 scriber has been manufacturing ciothing in
NG the city of Richmond over twenty wears
1880 and has AT tins time from rs to 100 hands in
his employ ment, and will, IN the next month or
TWO, make large additions to that number. Eav-
!ns taken the story his store, especially Tor
manufacturing purposes, he is Determined to make
Any article IN the clothing line that shall compete
IN every respect. with clothing made in Northern
cities and he asks the patronage of his old friends
and the public seneraliy. in of the tact thai
he s giving employ ment in oiAknIEltst to q large
number of MECHANICS and wot females, who
might otherwise suffer for the necessaries Of life,
surpassed by any house IN the country.
Maryland, Virginia, Carolina and Georgia CAS-
SlMERES and TWEEDS of all grades and colnrs
STRICTLY SOUTHERN MANUFACTWR,
ING HOUSE, as all shall be satisfied by a pc rsonal
Inspection of not what he intends To do in1t VIVA,
he has been doing for years past 'N' """'
+. Is. SPENCE,
Clother and Tailor, corner Nam and 18th SITS
fe 29-lm RIch,m"nJ -
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ANo Excuse for Bad Bread.-SEMpIE,S
INf ALLlBLE BAKING POW DER, the cheapest
ana t best article for making Loaf Bread biscuits.
vatt e snd BnckWheat Cakes. Pastry, &c: JOHN
Tor Tor. Market Place. Franklin st. Fer sale by all
Druggists and Grocers. - "
" have Tor some months used in nv family Sem
PIES Justly celebrated Baking Powders, nd take
pleasure n recoHinen dins them to all families as
,hf yer. best article nave ever tried for making
bad bread when Semple's Powders are used.
8. ~. respectfully, J. RICHARD LEWELLEy.
- Petersburg, July 30, 1882
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GARIBALDl's MARRIAGE.-The London cor
respondent of the Manchester Guardian, re-
ferring 10 Garihaldis marriage, states that on
the morning OF the wedding the General re.
ceived information as to the an tecetents of his
bride, showing her to be unchasie, which led
to a long and stormy interview with her ia
Their, and TO his subseq uent departure. He has
not since reJoined his wife, and an Austrian
report says that the General has applied to
the Pope FOR a dispensatIon from the marriage
VOWS. The Gazette de Lausanne gives the
following, taken from a Lucerne journal
" The young wife of Garbaldi has arrived at
Lucerne in company with an adju'ant Of her
husband The officer be ng challe nsed to a
duel by the General, replied to it by flight
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IA Planets Bitters.- This Celebrate
Tonic has been used successfully for the last twelve
years IN cases OF Indigestion, Flatuiency. Gen
They create . healthy action throughout the
sG;cdy' restore ne appetite, eaaalize the circua
tanned. '.'s" ~
PLAINTIFFS BITTERS
Are purely Vegetable, and adapted 10 all aees nd
Sco.:c.d,tons are for sale by FISHER & WIN
SIN n.N,t aHd oy gpoceys and Druggists generally.
z FlsAEk = WINsT6N, Duxsi.t,. 3.
WH-Sm NO. Ia Main st.. Richmond.
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"a Are you Insured 1.-The greatest a dyan.
tag s are usual offered the public with regard to
IiFE IHS :. Uks1ANCE white persons and slaves.
Of property, in town country, at the old estab-
hShed GENERAL INSURANCE OFFICE, Pearl
EachO.
The best companies represented, and all losses
promptly paid.
HouEs OF BUSINESS from to O'Clock, and from
to oc clock, daily. c. r. BROKEN,
fe l8-Im General Insurance Agent
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MUSICAL FAILUEE.-A correspondence of
the Stats Zeitung, from Berlin, states that
Countess de Wllhors', OF New York, made her
debut in the Italian Opera at the Victoria
Theatre. but that 1t was a complete fasco. At
her appearance she was hailed with shower
OF bouq uets, "a demonstration which was not re-
peated at the close Of the opera. The manage
Inent has not found it expeGient TO announce
Madame de Wi!horst for a second time!
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A REMBRANDT Come TO LIGRr-Some thir-
ny years ago gentleman of New York took
two old pictures on debt of s.. They were
renovated, and the owner was offered $50 for
tnem Subsequently a largersum was offered.
Finally an ola inscription on the back Of one
OF the paintings was deciphered, and it was
found that the pictures were two OF Rem.
brandt's series of the Apostles. These paint
ings are to be sent to France for sale 1t is
said that $4,000 have been offered for them
here.-BostoH Courier
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IA. Rurnetts Superior Extracts. for flavor
ng CCSTARDS, PIES. BLANC NANCE, ICE
CREAMS, JELLlkS, SAUCES, &c., &c. pre-
pared from Fruits of the best quality, and highly
concentrated ~ 9'
The attention of Confectioners Hotel Keepers
ana Families. is respectfully invited to the above
named Extracts. They have ali the freshness and
navor OF the delicate fruits from which they are
Sold at wholesale by JAS Z. DUAL, FISHER
Y WINSTON and w. L. WARING, and at retail
by traders generally. fe 25-3n*
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HECARNIvAL AT RoME.-The disturbin &
political questions had their effect on the
usually brilliant carnival at Rome. The cor.
respondent OF the London Chronicle writing
OF II, says:
have never witnessed a more dreary spec
tacie than the Corso has presented during
these first three days Of the Carnival. A list
less. so uallid looking rabbie in the street, in
sersperssd with perhaps dozen harlequirs,
unmasked and spiritless--a crowd composed
in fact, of boys and soldiers N the proportion
of one soldier TO every two boys-files Of SOL
uiers lining The payements, grouped at the
street corners. drawn up in rank At every
plaza. with their musl It's piled in stacks be-
il nj them "a few shabb haugings before half
filled windows-a carriage passing at rare
intervals, perhaps come score at most the
whole streets leng h, Of whom fifteen are filled
with English or Americana solitary band
playing dreariIv before the deserted balconies
Of the PaiaZzi Ruspoii. and over all. a dull,
rainy canopy of clouds; such is, up to now,
our Carnival for the year 1860.
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END OF CoUNT.-1n the Criminal Court OF
Washington city, Herman Karowitz, alias ia
ger, has been tried and found guilty of the
charge of obtaining money and other valua-
bles on false pretences. He was a German
Count or Baron, and has figured extensively
IN cities north OF WSshingto
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LIFE INSURANCE, &c.


II ERN VI i"n Soo1h'
PROTECTION ms TRANCE COMPANY.
Chartered ny the LegisictEre of V;rglraa in 1884
CAPITAL. $3.50, OOG.
HOME OFFICE, ALEXANDRIA, VA
InsureS on the Cash and Mutnai plan.
hE 3 h6 ~; THOMAS ANGUS +. BLAKEY,
Ed. SANGSTER. WIN D. Massey
DR. n 4: 81 ABLER, THOMAS Il. HILL
CHRISTR NEALE, RICH'D n i,ART2R
Z; ": LIHSGOMb, ROBT. Z. LESTER,
SLhS blHLOW, s. L. STUART,
VIM. Al. TURNER, WIN, WRIiHT.
HENRY w. THOMAS. President
\. b. ROBERTSON, Vice President
THOS. T. HILL. Treasurer
VIM. WRIGHT, Secretary
JAS; L. CLOSE. Actuary and General Agent.
Applications for insurance granted, and nocie.
issued and renewed on the most favorable terms.
in the above Company, a; our office.
3. 4. COOKE.
14th st., Exchange Hotel Building,
"o"-oM Richmond Va.
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IA Rockbridse Alum Water.-The water
obtained from the Justly celebrated ROCKBRIDGE
ALUM SPRING, can be used at this Sc ason with
great success. AS an Alternative, it is unsurpass-
gu. In cases OF Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint and
sale by FISHER h WfNSTON
mn S-Im No. l25 Main street, Sole Agents.
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s'--- -f-i-
PIANO FORTE6.

TN MANUFACTORY. ND hi,yEst
w SlvDEpOT OF FpREIGN Al, na..sfs
CAN MUSIC AND MUSICAL ms Fks vs., "
pORk RApE, Wafesoesns 81, $50 u
Broad street, woald respectfully igsbis SaS. "A
tcntion 10 their large assortment OF ~, ns
would onor such guarantees IS VIII ''
most ns,idioas purchaser. key
Our PIANOS are warranted for 1--we !s asss d.
n tune tveivs moatns. aad exchsnxea = .sssiss
ofst AK months, Il they faii To give eh'"'
ton 10 tho purchaser. foam -
Particular attenti.,a 10 pAid ~ osoen ms s,s ~
qouEtry, and pereons MAY sAiey fev ~
faithful execution OF thsiT orders
Old PlAnQs taken IN exchange iof nss wv
- PIANOS hired ~ ios fatsf . FADE,
d la-dAnvfv KicADcnd, 70
- Ll0HTE 4 IRA Dbtna j -
PIAN00.--we ean the st,evu sssss's, .
our PIANO FUkTkS. We have psosa v. al .,,s.,
strumsnts with Mr. CARUsf, thai Their Ss q 10
u all IeeDecss. EBAY b tested os 'he '1
We uNlrArs al eur PIANOS, and Gan a.. a. sss,cf.
high and ~ nunasrv0a testilnoais - ~. Al W.
in the vounsry. I'll Of which can p
cASs'i s. ON Broad 's riGif IS so' B;SADSuxs,
-axs> CiilCkENlNes PIANOS y
1x = =. cAAusfs; S sss, t sasl y.
~, ~ -
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n, London Club Sauce-For many years pre-
pared for, and used exclusively by the fashionable
passed the most critical ordeal, and met the uni
ve-s approval Of the eiite of the nation.
For ROAST MEATS, STEAKS, CHOPS, FISH,
GAME, SOUPS, .&c., &C.. it possesses an unri-
vailed richness Of favor: Prepared by
PARKER BROS, London,
Sold by FISHER 4 WINSTON, sole agents for
Virginia. fe 23-5vA
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| S Hats AND CAPS,
n 70 Tnx s6UTHEEN TSxDE: n
HATS 9 pSs ltf FIR s1 IssAS. GOODS =
RIO. L. DICKINSON.
= Main street. Richmond. Va. Manufacturer and
n al kinds Of G Ss and ,
'h II a Wa tsLiss1 ss: KIP RELAY sro.r
A large and cOmplete SPRING STOCK Of
STRAW GOODS,
OF the latest and most fashionable styl les w.
purchasing. TO those rho buy Jor cash, d i.5syai
o's''""' MILITARY Tf.gs HATS AND CAPS.
or every description Furnished at the shortest no
ff 81 sI 5. .seee
StyIs, niSatnsss hnsh ea'1 is mGss respect
successor sSq to B.nford 6icknson Wsis,s:r
mi 5-2m
q SPRING STYLE G SILK HATS.
ELLkf ff% wei WRls t5
Nc. l61 Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank,
TIE Si'i TiFs'SS HR +:
D'oRhstE S R RafEaf GENTS
RATS. Elicit l. WEISIGER,
lie Its No. 1877 Nj ain st.
n GREAT CHANGE TO RUY HATS,
ACAPS AND LADIES' FURS CHEAP, VERY
CHEAP-S10,COO WORTH OF HATS AND
CAPS AT COST.-Having determined to close out
my stock Of Hats and Caps. 1 shall sell from this
day my stock which is very large and well selected
at cost for cash, Now is the, chance for those ia
want of Hats and Caps to bur Iowa SIS one at S4
s at $3.50. r3 SO for So; soft Hats worth $3.50
for S35o,a - for ST. So 90 for $3.50. and SIS for
81 too numerous to mention; Caps from Is cents
to So. am determined to sell off all OF my stock,
so that all who are IN want can save 50 per cent. BY
calling at 207 Broad street | have ali OF The late
les of soft Hats and Dress Hats OF nv own man
ufacture. Hats made to order at the shortest no
tee. VIM. T.. MOORE
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4al~nDh COX'S LINE.-fREI5Hl
s.1ss:;s 5 e BOATS toL YNCHBUR G TIL y
CARRIAGES, &c.

CAsaahk CAR RiAGES, BCGGIEs. Ae,
(ttGSH FOR SALE.-1fe subscriber ialsai'
- changing his business, sind " oder "
SAFE MS stock of CARRIAGES, ROCRA"At
AND bCGGiES, with and without tops. Of %
own make, at greatly reduced prices, put no
sicat care. pivs HIM "a cal, ~ he = df,efmla'.
10 sci at MI hazards. John DOES,
mn lin Corner Of OIL. and Broad IS
oAeelHk OH. MAN. MAN, THOU AMI
az but dnst; therefore, win, srlese e y
-changes Of Life. for 10 leaves hs'
ufeafy waste Ia contemplate upon. ~ eos iV' T"
Hioquiziug.
MR, EDITOR: As sad in NY last Sdyensems,.
had been studying astronomy, al course peg :
expected 70 hear OF some sreat phenomena W.
nave discovered, but ia examlu rs the elensp .
found there WIS mystery bet oEj the coIl Pfcaz.
SION al man, aud ~ ha.i desire to ha,'d tgs
oil BABYLON, therefore | gave II oat and Sea' d"
soilditics.
an now still in the ring 10 trade for ahy'a =
from The bosxe IL nj the earth 20 the mouni.s -
50 that push along, keep moving; for 10 y ~
IMAM SETTING ASIDE and dreaning. signing sHa VS.
ing HE tide, FOR IN LIES earnest battle thoss os
prevail who daily march onward and ! asysI' ~
fail. HAGAS's JOHn,
18Th IT.. Greek NATION, RlehH oas' o.,
+. 81 p'"is,aed the public romance o. ~
HE. 1htch VII 's iogthoomng ia das nnie.
"A q I'm
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. ONE.PRICE CLOTHiNc STo. :,
&AA NATURAL BRIDGE. yA.-Hav
YA Ying purchased the entire

sssHA.A6 va CnAL BRIDGE PROPERTY.
anu being now engaged In making extensive ad-
a.sinns 70 my House, will be prepared by the 6rst
% snas W entcrtsIna larger number OF visitors.
IL more comfortable manner than ever before.
th small atways supply my table with the best that
me me uest nes and LIQUORS respectfully sohc,t
the PATRONAGE Of the travelling public, assarins
the, ,nem that they shall Do eutertainsd in mannef
,nat cannot fal to please. 1As Byidss pii! b. free
" u" ~"o may rtsh to risis a..
STORE HOUSE, FOR RENT icS iusr T. s..
sEi o e .s s:rn ao e s
On voEy Teasoqahle terms. Any one WISHING 10
snsfYs ~ msFch:ndixinx will ind this most de-
.l-a1e sIand. lls3t-lml JOHN LUSTER.
"a ,NEM SADDLE AND HARNESS
pointed jxAES TEAfIESMAH my nv
a SRNEsss; iss ssA a e. s As q
aisSnmond. sud to use my name IN buy Tor cash
o1f ahd q sci on any terms be may think proper.
Ia eAhiaq chsrge Of tAe abHse 1asaness,
snSu " Glad q go my old friends and y pablo
ssnssaily. md bore by stTis! ettsntiea q 1oneas
y psscnfS aa4 merit llAeEal asess e yasssn.se.
,,c Ms9afas doss a'as'y ~ s ~ &c .iEs2sI 20
NIB s-lm llsA ct. osseets ksshsass NossL
.ue HV1SJ51, 14x3a blAgk.
- ii !! :. ,,.a.
sybtIf7 III is)li'
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{ tHaNA.WA AND HOUSE-FUKNt~H.
- ING GoGDS..sCHAAP 4 CO, IMPORT Frs
CORNER OF BROAD AND THiRD STREETS.
are receiving now, direct from the manu- lacturers
variety of CHINA, GLASS, and EHRTiIEN
WARE; LOOKING, GLASSES TABLE Cur
LERY; Pl.ATED, BRITANNIA, ALBATA, and
ment OF French and German FANCY GOODS and
LofS, 10 which we invite the attention of mer-
chants and the public In general, feeling confident
tha our SooDs and PRICES will richly pay the ~ Tor
9 call We endeavor to maintain our reputs ION
Ioi Selling bargains. SCHAAP L CO.
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tO.PAR TNERSH!P.-JNO NJ. WEST, of
soh Peteassoqhrg. o and nd. THOMAS JOHNSTON Of
WEST his entire stock of BOOKS and ST ALTON
cry, and viii continue the business under the
Old stand li5 Main street. and hope. by strict at
tention to business to merit the patronage of their
bestowed upon the house Of GEO. NJ. WEsr.
JNO II WEST.
THOMAS JOHNSTON.
Richmond, Feb. LIST, 1850.
A Card.-In Ietir ing from the Book Trade, [
desire to return my thanks TO the public who have
SO generously sustained NE, and trust my succes-
soIs may receive the same announcement.
re It's GEO. NJ. WEST.
MR.. H. BROWNELL'S INTEREST IN
'I the hrm of CLARKSON 4 ANDERSON
continues the same RS 1t was in the firm of Clark
son, Anderson l. Co.
CLARKsON ANDERSON,
ia Ats No. l0S Main street. Richmond,
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SINGULAR CoINCiDENCE.-WhenS Salmon =,
Chase OF Ohio, becomes a member of the u S.
Senate. on the 9TH of March, iSGl, seven of the
members of that body will be natives of New
Haven Conn.-Messrs. Chase, Grimes, Chan
der. Hale, Clark, Fessenden and Wilson.
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s BOOTS. SHOES. &c.-Tte atten
60 ton of the public is respectfully asked 10
my stock o! Boots and Shoes, consisting Of every
variety OF style and quality, for Ladies, Gentle
continue. as heretofore, to manufacture as extern
sVely as any other house in the cty ever, thing in
ny Line that may be called for, and SHALL rs have
that can be procured any where. Persons desIrous
OF purchasing Richmond made Boots and Shoes
are assured that they will find good assortment
at as low prices as such goods can be had tor IL
the establishment, No. 50 lain street
JNO. C PAGE IN
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Il BOOTN AND SHOES..GREAJ

RODTS AND SHOES.-GREAT A.
1REGCCT!ON IN pRICES.-CHAS.s
b5bEH l. +, Bread street, between I'd and Sd
keeps large stock of Ladies', GentIemen's and
servants wear constantly on hand, and defes any
BODY In Richmond 70 compete with him in his line
as ne manufactures TO order, and superintends
himself. loo l4-lyl CHARLES BELLE
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DESCRIPTIONS &c

NOT!CE OF CO-PARTNERSH:P.
1 1 TIER LIBBY of RichWond, and ABRAHAM
BURTON, OF Petersburg, Va, have formed a CO.
TON; lor the purpose Of conducting GROCERY,
SHIP CHANDLERY ana COMMISSION BUSI-
NESS. at the Old stand Of LUTHER LIBBy, cor
ner 10Th and Cary streets; Richmond.
LUTHER LIBBY,
ABRAHAM BURTON.
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BOOTS. Shoes. &c.

n AT COST,
AT COST. -
Commencing to day. We are Offering our new
and well assorted stock of
LADIES'
MISSES.
CHILDREN'S,
UENTLEMEN'S,
BOYS AND
SERVANTS
BOOTS AND SHOES,
of every style and description.
The undersigned, wishing tn make change in
their business. do therefore offer their entire stock
of BOOTS, SHOES, &c. AT COST, FOR CASH
An early call is greatly desired, as we are sure the
prices will not fail to please.
NJ Il II. MYERS, 296 Broad st.. above lst
N. B.-Merchants. Farmers, and others. who are
IN wanto anything IN our line will find it greatly
to their interest to give us a call.
NJ. h H. MYERS,
lie 23-lm ~; Broad ST above Ist
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M siKvfihH iS' H ifsJAsNsD, 70,

- :, after MON b. sVAp h
isoo' the Passenger Trans will DEAR. AaIss Z
DAILY Except Sundaysj AZ
Tuesdays and Fridays at '''''"''' 81
Daily Except SUNDAY 81 al.
Tuesdays and Fridays al ''''''.-.. q v
=, STEAMER sRA BfRpLsAvp. 49, 49,, "a
Mondays and THURSDAYS At NoRFois
LEAVES WHITE uousr '''sA Y
Tuesdays and Fridays ri.
Connecting with cars both v ,,r,.''A Y
Urhanna STAGE leaves Wi,i,e Wo"Ns
ana Fridays at A. NJ: returning We'd We'd i''a,
Satnrdays. 'uHessIrl
Waikerton Stage leaves White uo
ana Ihnrslays at 8 A. NJ; retirain1 ,.sse hoitr
rreight Trains leave and arrive n, Hs aals
Wednesdays and SATURDAYS '' VI hiclao,
ia 3-ts THOS. r. SHARP, sp,s,,,
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NOTICE.-The subscribers would in

"a NOTICE.-The subscribers would in
form their friends and the public generallv
M that they have taken the front room over
H4 bodeker's drug store, whore they intend
IN all its branches, and solicit share az Their na
tronage. promising to use every excrtion en- our
part TO give general satisfaction. We cali your
attention to the fact that intend ~ pay parfic
MAR attention To RETAINING, CLEANING ard
fkESSfNO CLOTHES In the best manner and
on the most reasonable terms. NAN
JOHN s. ROANE
NH 9--lm JAMES nj MERIDIru
"a 0NE.PRICE CLOTHING STORE.
NEW STORE AND NEW GOOHS
would respectfully invits the a,,ert,on II
1 ny irlends and the public geDeraIiv to INV nv
-. 4, WV SIOH r.. No. 2l0 Broad street opro,
ASSORTMENT Or GOODS, which I shond i've
most happy To make up at short notice and AZ res
sonaoie prices. MARKS NELSON,
Nh cv,rr,.-c 30 broad street.
NH 7-lm* ~S~ We
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V6RA trHxLxIal4A3kN .C<, ,tvVN " z. fNa.7
80 44tS5SS1sEsssl TO PASSRNGERsIS MIA
PaNcE,IE0T Ht,O,NG NoRTH.~NFW ~
ERS..THROUGH -TICKffS AM rInHaAyEL.
ChECks.-GREAT NORTHERN RoIlfssO ~
rying the great United States Nal ny r. ~gp.
esaanaay sht excepted between RichmsnSe
York. and al Important points WIZ vsaaepha w
CIeek anu v aShington. ever the Rlchmo,nss ~
ercksburg L Potomac Railroad. 10 ~. Z, f-
steam 70 Tss and T. splendid and couo
miles IN seven hours; being cnu ,y 'es IN . .
fectly safe rate of speed. '''''oi LAVE and w.
honIs OF departure: $50, A, M,and7py
r.! hH NY AIE, under charge Of Spsci, s !.
Phhade iphia and New York. AA5 oh' bA'nOr,
~, hkouaH TICKETS can be secured ,,b. ,0no,
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|feE sAEasEs:s Ar ahgHAr 4!stss 81;
L53 kkM a0sk II ifs wv
I'D ssiiH s;ysy asas':
O'CLOCK. and sATuRDAY evening at o clock
ufGf
80, EXCURSION TICKETS
anna e: S'
Passage 70 New YORK, fare and state room in
ciTaen. $40 Steerage passage only IS.
~ anu o''''' i rGbTA n Ga1 WATSON Si,lfs
N oRposIi,ss. sts.mer.' wh.ryes. Richmond. We.
same as BY the rIver boats. NH i2-ts
| efHek NV STEAMSHIP LINE TO
epFYo 81 NaW YJRk :,ss B i%sD
WI ls,Es B:ston for Norfolk and CITY Point
I s,S $
sn s1 es Yonsk :" Iftiss
'A a INST sa fE iieiSst q
18th street. south Of Cary.
ssuccessfnl ships viii doubtless be put on 10 come
up to the city. Manufacturers Of to.aoco. and
others interested, particularly desired to pa
tronIze her. NH s. Is
+ f$ss rs hSsS5
snd ar lan
Gs s6tt nS
at y O'Clock, NJ.
ds'o.T Isave Baltimore the days. at
NJ Es S received az day every MONDAY. WE'D
eSey bad Bay Of anS
SATURDAY,. 'D|' > Il NO ann
These steamers make the passage in from u to
is AM asSAs' anu fDsH ss Is WIN. cURRIE.
OFFICE ADAMS ExpR Ess COMPANY,
~ HAVING EN.seH1 JGsr M sSM = 1sfe;
$3.50 new af.snEsmsnts with the New York
ROANOKE ;a We are now preparAi TO forward all
Goods destined for Steamship Express should he |
so marked.
Our accommodations ample, and packages |
nSs spp, ct to ehfei
n: B.-our daily INLAND EXPRESSES are
running as usual. NH IT'S
s4ffH R tffTF Fkp, fE SFW TOM =
$500 go KlCHMoND-M EAsuR EMENT
GSPs oS JfHkR AHg
Merchants receiving goods from New FORK, are
informed that they can now receive them thrice n |
week by steamers YORKTOWN. JAMESTOWN
md ROANOKE. leaving New York every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY ard SATURDAY afternoons |
md at greatly reduced rates.
Full Tariff of Rates furnished on application to
LUDLAM Il WATSON, |
NH 9-ts Opposite Steamers Wharves. |
>Kss - NOTICE.-The steamer CURTIS
will, after MONDAY next.
5th inst, discontinue running be |
ween THIS Portsmouth and Norfolk, until fur
her notice. |
The steamer GLEN COVE, Capt. T. c. CLIFFORD,
Tlll continue the Seguiar run between this Ports,
mouth and Norfolk leaying the wharf at Rockets
egulary every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and |
FRIDAY MORNINGS, at ga precisely, and re-
urn each alternate day, Sunday excepted, j leav-
o. Norfolk at the game hour.
de It's R,D, HASKINS. |
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-19
CHARLES LUMSDEN,
CHINA, GLASS, &c.

70 HAMo'AL' 1860.
WILLIAM +. BUTLER & son.
IWPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
=, CHINA, EARTHENWARE AND GLASS.
have removed to No. 70 Pearl or l4ih street ard
VIII open IN all the month of February "A large and
choice stock of New foods of their owa Imports
tion' ,rsceived direct to this port, per ships Erie
anu Alexander, and by the X ate Stimler and En-
dymion, via New York. Also, from tie Wheel,na
"a, and western manniactories, every deser.p-
t W. 81 PLAiN, PRESSED ard cur GLASS
AXE; Goa! OIL and other LAMPS CAS-
IOkS. LOOKING GLASSES and FANCY
huoDS; when they offer To the trade of North Ca
rnina. Virginia and Tennessee rs low an any
Mort he I'm !obbiRg house S my
Our Senior has been for the last Is wears i'm
porting emma ana EarthenwaTe direct to IN 8 port:
ana pedging ourselves 10 sell as low as others we
respect tut. ask The patronage Of Son.herr rncr
chants and the Southern public. ~
IA Store formerly occupied by w. \. & q. Dom
nan. NM r. Rtf1rt ER 4 cnN
fe l5-dacwlm No 10 Pea ri mr. is,h .,rn,,,