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, 1860-10-05
wen ooeh ne Who ever doeth
What The penny legend sbowsth.

JArAS TRADk-The troubles in Japan
do not appear 10 Affect trade injnriOusly.
Mr.. AIcOck, the British Envoy, writes that
the collective trade Of the three ports du.
ring TIE Hrst six months after their open
ing BY treaty, has not been short of IS, ,OOO,-
900. and the profits such as rarely fall to
the lot Of merchants, even IN the East.
The tea Is excellent, and has been sent in
considerable quantity to the American mar
ket and the silk promises to realize better
prices than Chinese; 1000 piculs Of raw
sin, be Is infOrmed, worth, say, $1,000
900. have been shipped, and yielding, be is
assured, profit Of forty per cent. Five
million dollars worth in the first six months
after the opening Of trade with people
who have hitherto relied entirely upon their
own internal trade, is not q bad beginning.
When the Embassy returns, aud shows the
Japaneses bow much they still lack for the
supply Of all the comforts they might enjoy
We have little reason to fear that the trade
between them and the Uniled States will
largely increase. The Rrst thing to 10
crease nations wants is, to show then
how easily aud even Prohtably they may
be grati6ed. Trade springs up as soon al
the two nations fnd they may be mutually
advantageous to each other, aud both hav,
the necessary energy and industry to i'm
prove the knowledge. The japanese ap
pear not to lack these qualities, and as To
our own nation, We think it will be euua
TO any demand made upon its energies, in
VentiVe or industrial.
, 1860-10-05
SherI6,s sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE, ISSUED
ID by the clerk Of the District Court Of the second
Jadieia District Of the Territory OF Washington, and
70 me directed, have levied upon and will proceed
to SELL according tn law, at the Court House door in
the town Of Olympia, In said district, on Saturday
the third day OF November, 1860, at O'Clock in the
afternoon, the following described premises:
All those certain lots or parcels OF land In the town
Of Olympia In the county Of 1hurstOn and Territory
Of Washington, viz: The first Of said tHcts being
described as beginning at point three hundred and
ninety feet In southery direction and along the con.
nuance OF Main street from the south east corner OF
square block siXty6ve (65) in said town on Sylve'
ters plat, thence westerly with Union street, two
hundred and y feet, thence sonthery, with the coz
tinnance Of Columbus street, two hundred and aiiy
feet thence eastery parallel with Union street, two
hundred and y feet thence nOrthery, with the west
side OF continuance OF Main street. two hundred and
any feet to the place of beginning.
And second: Also all that certain lot beginning at
point three hundred and ninety feet, IN sOutherly
direction and along the continuance Of Main street,
from the southwest corner OF square nineteen (9) in
said town, (Syyesters plat) thence easterly along
with Union street two hundred and fifty feet, thence
s0uthery along with the continuation Of Washington
street. two hundred and fifty feet thence parallel with
Union street two hundred and y feet. thence north
ery, along with the east side Of the continuation oi
Main street, two hundred and fifty feet to the place
Of beginning. The said two lots being intended each
to include and embrace area Of two hundred and
iy feet square and lying Immediately south Of Union
street, the one being west Of Main street continued
and the other lying on the east side Of Main street
continued.
Seized and taken into execution a. the property O
John Evans and sufficient thereof 10 he sold 10 satisfy
the judgment Of foreclosure Of the said District Court
at is September term, 1850 In favor Of T. eElroy
plaintiff. against John Evans and other defendants
amounting 10 thousand dollars with Interest frOm
September sth, 1858, at u per cent. per month 10
gether with costs Of suit.
WM. BILLINGS,
Sheriff OF ThurstOn County, W. 7.
Olympia, Sept. ~, 1860. 4Wl5
, 1860-10-05

Mrxb ron DUESEss-We like greatly
the device % an ancient RbOde Island
peuny; "Mi1d your business I" That Is
Il. A man Of business must mind bis own
business, or his business win not mind him.
II be give bis energies to pleasure. others
sill pick up his neglected living. II he de-
vote bis chief attention to party politics, he
will soon be 10 the mire. II he run wild
sftersOme new ism Of the hour, his name
may be made notorious. bot be will become
= bankrupt We do not say that be should
debar himself from occasional recreation
that he lhould be Indifferent TO the welfare
Of bic eountry-Or that be should pay no
heed to the spirit Of ihs times. Not at
all; but these are side-issues, and should
have attentioa Ohly Commensurate with
their importance. " Mind your business !"
Not anOther mans, but your own. Let
him alOus. 50 far as interference with him
Is imPertiheut When be asks your advice
or aid. reader Il eheeriulIy Il in your power;
but do not intetmeddle 10 matters where
your igoOrance Of his moving motive or
reason EOr conduct only makes you appear
presumptuOusly prying. " Mind yon bnsi-
ness p SANDER no one politically, moral
y, Or socially. IfyOur rival is prosperous
and respected, Surpass him in industry and
virtue, Il you can; bot do not seek TO put
him down BY arlful and lying appeals to
sectional prejudice OF seetarian partially.
I" Mind your business |" Be progressive in
Jour OWn line. Outside Of that, be con-
serVatiVe. Respect the legal rights Of
your heighbors bard BY, and Of your coun-
tFymen % large. YOu would resent their
dictstion ln your personal matters, whether
soeiul, moral or pOlitlcal:-be assured they
win treat yOa with equal cOusempt-and
Justly Mind your businesSI' Every
one Of you-kindly, actively, perseveringly
-and you will thus be an agent in carry
lag out . portion Of the plans Of a benetO-
lent ProVidenee, Wbo would have men To-
be ''diligent in business as well as " fer
vent in spirit" mind your business I"
Bat not to the nsglee. Of your family. Make
money as means to valuable ends. Your
ehief social end is to train up a gentle, edu-
Gated, Virtuoas. God.fearing family Mon
y Is an important means 10 this end; but
this end L to be aimed ct, whether you
make money or not. Remember this; aud
attend most nssiduOusly to the cultivation
Of Jour own spirit and manners, and by ex-
ample as well us preeept train Virtuously
sho tender and lOtely beings who are H.
crensing around your table and 6reside;
and When Jour locks Whiten, and your eyes
grow dim. AID your step falIers, you viii
have In them a blessing better than ''thOn-
snnds q gold and Of siIVer.S
Wen dOsih be who ever dOeth
What The penny legend sbOwsth.
, 1860-10-05
DISSOLUTION.

T1HR COPARTNRSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST.
i Ing between the undersigned In the firm Of JUD-
son, CORLISS h CO., is this day dissolved by the
mutual consent Of parties.
Mr.. = SNPsON, who will hereafter continue the
business at the old stand Of the Olympia Market -
Is authorized 10 collect all moneys due the firm.
He respectfully sOlicts a continuance OF the pat
ronage heretofore extended to the former firm. Il
will he his constant endeavor to keek on hand the
L..s
, 1860-10-05

Advices from the Island OF ST.. Helena
state that Geo. w. KimbaII, United States
consul, died there on the 18th Of June.
His funerdl was numerOusly attended, and
all the bonOrs due his official character
we're paid By the public authorities.
, 1860-10-05
NotIce TO Tax Payers.

THE TAX PAYERS OF THURsTON COUNTY
Il are hereby notified that the assessment roll for
the year 1860 has been delivered N the undersigned
To all taxes remaining unpaid on the 2lst day Of DC
by law.
" Ohiee at the store Of Frankel 4 Lightner. A.
Fankel ESQ., Is authorized To receive and receipt for
taxes.
7. F. McELROY,
Treasurer Of Thurston County W. 7.
Olympia, Sept. 2l, 1860.
, 1860-10-05
RTEE. NTFFOI VTAL AII PGRK

that can be procured from the farmers Of Thurston
and adjoining counties His prices will be Fixed ~
suit the tines but credi need be asked IL will
not be given. ....
Farmers are requested to give him a call before dis
poing OF their butter and eggs elsewhere. The high
est prices will at all times be paid.
Olympia, July "a, 1860. Soy
, 1860-10-05

~ A newly married lady, who, as in
duty bound, was very fond Of her husband,
notwithstanding his extreme ugliness Of
person, once said to witty friend: "What
do you think 7 Ny husband has laid out
Rfty guineas for large baboon on purpose
to please me !" "The dear little man p
cried the other. well, it's just like him?'
, 1860-10-05

WaItry Landing q rruxn|S-nB FREE
hnalis1 q Ihs nsopls e nonduras.
Nav 0nEaxs, August atth-By the ar
rival q The schooner y A. Tsylor. Capt.
Lombard, ten dsysffou Ruasan. We have
reliable particular o. the taking Of the
toun and Ioa d fTufIIlo By Gen. Walker.
Ths iori His attacked On the morning oil
he 6ih instant. st daylight Three Of
Gen. Walkers men we're slightly wounded.
Filieen q ibe enemy we're reported killed
and . number wounded. TIE advance
guard q the sxpsdiIioa encountered . pick
q q lhgcnsuy tHo miles iron lhs tort,
lul drove then u. viii he lOss Of several
killed. Ths main body rapidly followed uPI
this sdtantage. snd sfter half an hours
hard 6ghtng drOTs the enemy from the
iprl TIE Hohdarsah forces we're reported
b The citizens 10 have amounted 70 eco
nsn. Walker took prisoners The Collector
sfths Port and Lieutenant, bat aftsr.l
wards released then. IL also took Is
eannon-among then one - poanoer ana
bras, ~ ppandeE, FhleA eommand. the
ra..i I'D s'And Of arms l'sVo pounds o
, powder and large quantity q mnnilions.
iaeludins eloihius, provisions. &c. Walk
sr feels confident Of being able TO bold
Ifp.il'' i'r 'hs nsr' iour non'h. sgains'
% orc mat can oe oroash' against him
ne : assisted ~ veo. Oaoanas' Hno y oP-
posed % the present President Geo. Guar
dlolA ne la'ssE hai aPPlisd g Gee, Car
ref,, lfertor q upassnila ios as.'s'anes'
un'eh nAs oeen refused refused, a nrge number n'iros
o. the nau''' arc joining walkers SAND
arc. .3lflEzTtH gUl1lIu
Aoe schooner Onl,oA vas s1o no. i.''' seized oy
me authorities Al bs'izsi Dot Der matches
us1s i'lsielI eroksp. ePsn. and IN eOnss-
aasnoe 'ne vas .oAeooaasd nnaer protest
q ner eo@lapasf .oaPt- AeOorm'ek,-
me csy'e- hao 'ssalaf e'sArAnco Hom
Nss vs'sa1.' aea es5 ergo was 20. COZ
'-o-na :, Na-'.h' 'oe p'Aee 2. net eeslF
s-'e.' oesstai. masters ann nsfehanls
s-'s ''sqoea''y ea'''ea ''. arms ma Anmoni-
Won nom 'aA po.. e'a ps'll' % haasan'
saos. regular sn'sS a'.s' paying ouues'
". ~, 2 sooner hap { 2. aqoP'sa siN1sn
SAN'ea'.gu. answered 'ols eau o. zoe resi-
49, 80 y, : 'es '''-nu, Y .sP.'nus . Hsalan
49, - --.ss. - = ..,. -o.,u'ss
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g.. =. -. = s ,s.e oo' $500. ~ ss-'' :, Ss 'as
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-. = '' = ~ '.'.I' o.e.s.s !, .Hs pc
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49,. a. - =, -
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- Z, 60 :. - -. '--,1' s-n =
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s..,s....: = P'9p.'5 gp, --Is, ~. s.''uas
80. 80. Z. -,ssss -..s y 'ns'' Pss
m. .s.;.,,r - ss- ' - -. rSs'S ~ |1 !.
- -k;rs n.s.',,',- =. ~ - ~"
,.,.--,,-.S n,.s-s y. - P.'s-.- soss.u' 'n'
- - Z I, 4, - '''.. M ITO"
-. - s','l !. 49, ~, !, y sp'sa h0ooa'
~ ~ Il -r'-
A. - -. - :, sss. r., . -.e''s PSe'H ~
''f'' : -.
-sM rsoPe ef H'nanraF
No'' man hs' year' ago. =, VIII VIII ofhsrs.
-. ''''''o % ne iAepn1l'e q NleaFAguA
ana vas promised certain rights and PriVE
lsses On me condition q certain services
-pe-'-a 'a' STALE & we performed the Inc
.s'.cs. required o. pA. out me exlsneg an
.nos'.iss o. Honduras Joined . combination
!" e'se " ''om central America
IN INC COURSE OF oUnuIn. the unon|o Of the
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-04
The Invisible Hearing apparatus

DR- DAVIS, 0culst and Aurist, I27 tarondtles st.
II New orl ans, La, las newly invented Insfr1-
ment. for extreme cases OF deafness. With its as
sistance person IS enabled to hear with th great
est oaseto enjoy ordinary conversation and to hear
at publc assemblies. Is rests compile ely wi hin the
Ear and be wishenf the slightest IN -onve-
nsnce. object Of this instrument is TO keepthe
organ In constant state Of activity, and By do
ng, tlne 70 ensbie person 70 dispense with It's
use. Cab and examine or send for circular.
apri4-sm - 8
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-04
Gransportatioa
Nashville and Chattanooga R.R.
- 81
Change of Schedules,

Sunday next, April %. 1860,
passenger Trains, xill follows
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at A. n. and 3Px
Arrive al Chat Dooya 80 P. N, and / IS 4. u.
GINNING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at 4 A. n and 80 r. Il
arrive at Nashville at ?. n. and AN
LII ran connection, and shortest route 70 Boston.
"A New YORK, Phiiaaelphia, Baltimore Washing.
ION CITY, klcanonds Petersburg, Lynehburg, KNOX
vines savannah, charleston, Montgomery, Aemphis,
Both frainss onne ct at Stevenson with Trains on
Aemphis ana Chariest'n Railroad, at Chatianao-
ga it'll Traias on East Tennessee and t;eorpia .1d
Western and Atlantic Railroads.
Through Tickets may be had at any hour on appli
cation TO Ticket Agent, Office Depot to the fol-
lowing places, and at the ioiluwing prices, viz:
Nashville 10 New York, via Char ieStnn, s. c. SGT as
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-04
N ORDERING TIcKETs oRcERTIFIcArEs

Enclosethe amount Of money 10 our address, FOR
what you wish TO purchase; name the Lottery in
which You v ish At invested, and whether you wish
Shoies, Halves, Quarters, on receipt of
which we send what is ordered, by first mail to-
gether with the scheme.
Immediately after the drawing - Printed Drawing
certified to by the Commissioners, WILDE sent, with
Explanation.
Is Purchasers willplease write their signature
plain and give the OF their Post ONCE county
and State
decentralization sstrictlyc onfidentia
sa Allprizes OF 81 900 nd under ,paidimmediat
yafter the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS usua ltimeo
forty days.
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Hide, Oil & Leather Store.

n KIRKPATRICK & SONS, No 81 sourH THIRD
IL. SIKKEI, between Market and Chestnut Streets,
Philadelphia, have for sale
DRY e 81 LIED SPANISH HIDES,
Dry and Green Sailed Patna Kips Tanuer,s Oil, Tan
ner's and Curriers' Tools az the lowest prices and
upon the best terms. .zzff- 3 Esslt{ e
81 AlIkinds Of Leather In the rough wanted tor
which the highest market price will &c given in
cash taken in x;hauge for hides. Leatnerstored
tree OF charge and sold on commission.
septl--Smdw = = 49,
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EXPRESS FREIGHT.

THE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Compa-
L ny, in connection with the Roads below, are
running an Exp. e>s Freight Train from Charleston
and Savannah to nashville. slower speed with
be same certainty Their passenger trains. No de.
lay to freights by this loute f. W. COL E,
Fn29-u- SuPt.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-04

TUsf received direct from the manufacturers and
d for stie al lower prices than before sold In
this market.
rs piain Water Coolers,
25 Porcelain lined do.
10 McDonait,s Kersgerstors
Schouey's Pale tdo.
SO Hasser rsinnte preczers.
2 Seamore Pat freezers.
/ also make PLAIN Ice Cream FreszsFs to order q
any sxe- 80
80 DOG. Nason's Pat. Screw Top Fruit Cans.
and quarts
80 dog. Pain Fruit Cans Tor sealing.
40 doz. quart Glass rpit Tars.
Ice Picks aud Hatchets
Sherry Mixers and Auddlere. f-=
~ oox.. Plated Dippers. - sssss
dox- Pat. Egg hips.
aprilI7 IL Collage street.
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MEl MONTH AND ALL EXPENSES PATD.-
sWeJC an agent Is wanted IN every town and coun
~ IN the united states, TO epsage In reipectable
and easy basneee by which the abeve pr{ flu may
be certainly reaSed< For further parlic atars I'd.
dress Dr. J. HkxKY WARxEa. eoraer 18th street and
Broadway, New York Guy, encsos' 1k one postage
Stamp. lsbx-t4u3n s
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-04
Fresh Corn Meal.

THE Subscriber has made ARRANGEMENTS with one
i of The most extensive mills in Kentucky for
guar weekly supplies of Family Meal, and is now
r ce,ving 5000 hushels which he offers to the City
Trade at slight advance over COS, and carriage
A. JENKINS,
my12 Is Market,.. Get.
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Burning Fluid,

TANNERS OIL, sperm Oil, Lard Oil, Coal Oil
febaa-ir RAMS BROWN & CO.'S
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Coal Oiks Coal OIL.
j. r.. FINLAY & COPS
Premium Coal Oil.

Manufactured IN LOUIS No.
~ HIS on is idhost G. io.less-ciear as the pures
zSnrfuR Water--sseorserfzed-- lat crust be
wick or sn oke the cln4 ey--ihe best al made IA
the East or West, ard took the hrs, premium al the
last ST. Louis FAR. trial i all IL is % re-
commend it TO ger erai use. We have received a
supply OF this s1l4rsor on whirb are Offering b.
the trade by The srt only nanGf ctufers' price
-. MIzELL, HOOPER CO.,
sprll-d sxu Nos aud MAJ ket st
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-04

A invoice of ack Eagle, Alligator and Oakland
n sut4bie for sml ami les Just received for
saIe by BENZ +. SILL Ids & Co.,
miyI7 Central Rooms, College st.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-04

Our Catsiogue refers but partially to the GOODS
CkeIt by usJ in their respective departments.
OCCUR friends and patrons We beg to say, that our
stock w!l be equal, if superior to any We have
heretofore offered: and NEST respe ctful, invite
IN ex rinaton Of it, assuring ali who may favor US
with cali, that they will fud prices uniformly
low, and our terms most liberal, allowing hand
some DISCOUNT for all cash bills. We are now re-
ceiving our st OK daily.
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louisville and Nashville
RAILROAD.
EslzEzss E5zzzzSE5 Ezzzz7z-zs 49,
f5ys--s--se-z ~ -
CHANGE, OF VINi

CH A n q + OF TIME.
TWO through Express Passenger Trains between
L Nashville and Louisville, making close ccaDec-
tons at Louisville Tor New York Boston, Ph'ladeI-
ph:a, Baltimore, Washington CiIy, Buffalo; Niagara
Falls Cleveland, CINCINNATI st. Lomis, and the Far
West.
On and after SUNDAY, MAY THE 9th, 1860, traia
will run follows:
FirsItraiD leaves Nashville at 500 A NJ. daily stop
ping at Gallatin, Bowling Green, Glasgow Junction.
khzabethtown, and all regular stations when signal
led by flag, ana arriving in louisville g. $50
81. Returning, leaves Louisville Go p. NJ, stop
ping as above, and arriving Nashville at 20
A. N.
Second train leaves Nashville at 7:2o P. N. Dolly
Sundays excepted stopping as first train, and
irving in Louisville 200 A. N. Returning leaves
Louisville at $40 A. NJ, stopping above and ar
rivIng in Nashvillea 2:20 2. u.
Gailaiin Accommodation Train leaves Nashville
daily Sundays exceIied) at 500 P. NJ, and arriy-
ing in Galatin at 6:52P. NJ. Returning leaves Gala
lin at 700 A. NJ, and arrives il Nashville at edo
A. NJ.
Through tickets sale the Depot for all points
North, East and West with choice of the many diI
lei ent routes.
JNo. B. ANDERSON, Superintendent.
Al. FIELD, General Ticket Agent.
may7-dtf
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Umbrellas.
UnderKear.

A MOTHER invoice of seasonable Underwear OF
N Gauze Silk, Gauze Merino, Cashmere, Linen
Isle Thread and Cotton, received and for
sale by J. II. MoGiiL.
apr5-f
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House-keeping Made Easy.

T,HE WHEAT CHEER YEAST CAKES win always
j insure good wholesome bread. For Is cents You
can g.t dozen Yeast Cakes, which will make so
large loves of the best bread.
500 CAKES SILVER SOAP, hourly expected b,
ex press Almost e,e cry family In has used Il:
For spring Gle .nirg II is invsuable-fcr washing
Paint Looking Glasses, Glued Work, Marble, silver
or Plated Ware.
RRFRIGERAl0RS.-We have sold large lot OF
those famous Philadelphia Relrigerators- We have
large lot coming ihey are warranted 70 give sat
isfa,ton, as they are not cny the best but the
cheapest known.
apr14-n MACKENZIE L 4ISCHIS.
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ICE, xCE.! aCEua

UTE have opened our Ice Depot in the rear of
w the State Bank anu Will sell "a cheap any
In The market that god. Orr ice is from Para
disc Hill, tn rteen miles nprth Of Nashville. and made
excIusivel, of the best SpFg Haterin the state from
fur to eight incaes thick We will open a depot ON
south Cherry street a &c. NcCrary's grocery store
about the -. nj A
marl6-f B + 4 III GARRETT
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one Capital Prize of ssz.soo,

SZ $50 PrlZes Amounting to $3.50 $50
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters So SO
Certificates of packages in the above Scheme 70 be
drawn each Wednesday, Will be sold 1t the following
rates, which is the risk
Certificate of Package of 20 Whole Tickets $40 SO
:" 20 Half - IS
's 20 Quarter 81 81
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spienaid scheme.

Each Wednesday I'm June.
Glass go Draws Wednesday. June 6. 1860.
Class 2s2 Draws Wednesday, June Is. 1860.
Class 294 Draws "Wednesday, June 20 lo60.
Glass SOC Draws Wednesday, June %, 1860.
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO TICKETS.
70 Nmbeys-l3 Dra.cn Ballcs.
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Ties, Stocks and CraVats.
Fresh Ohio Corn Meal.

livery variety OF these articles received and fo
IL sale by j. IL. MEG ILL,
apr5-tf Cherry street, che deer from Union
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COOKING STOVES.

TUST received and for sale by
- BENZ. +. sHIFLDS & CO.,
may10 Central Rooms, u College street.
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NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TICKETS,
Whole Tickets $40; Halves $40; Quarters So

-erthcates Of Packages in the above scheme viii be
sold at the following rates, which is the riss :.
certificate OF Package Of % whole Tci cts Ssoo 90
20 half - lSa so
&c quarter "a IS
70 eighth 81 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-18
MARINE NEWS
PORT OP RICHuoND, june 6.

PORT OP RICHMOND, June IG.
aIss g.4z .,5So.Y) S. ocLr,k-sJS Eszs ass SKIS Ji>
ARRIyE1
ssNr GREGORY Ruyslln1, RocaIn afh', hrtc1rtd Co.
sclr Is g. Stockton. Hudson. Pha zeal. p Halves son
Ssfr Ann Hunter Norris. g. Carolina lumber J. Stevenson
scr aries Carroll Pratt, Newport nsr >lthl' SoueE'e
scf-. ST. j. simpson, Holen-, bae2 river, sand
sAtLFD
steamer Geo Peabody PcharJ Bs,o, s- and passengers
D g Clra-.
Propeller E,h7 rendan Petersburg merchandise Nspaugh
lead.
ss- El.al Jane rl.uat Philadelphia, merchandise, ".
Ca.ltt O..
s.... C-..-. Shelley, y'-s river, merchandise
s.hr "a. B. .il su-u.- down Che river istt
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wishing to obtain tickets for servants over
y the Rcnond Fredericksburg and Potomac r. for wash
rgton CITY and points further North must In a cases be voueh
resp nable white citizen Of Rctmon in
officers OF the Road tickets vi be sold ap
,ied for by letter A. n. AL EN-,
ms21 iy Ticket Agent.
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VVHE HALTEIOIIE AND SAVANNAH .1FEFe
III STEAMSHIP COMPANY, composed % trstclss
st--ips Running regularly between The above por
Th slipped savannah the Interior OF ne States u
..rs ant Alabama b. Railroad savannah viii have
prompt attention. T. H. BAIT, TT, Agent
es-r Baltimore.