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Jan. 25, 1860.
SENATE. Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Wal

Jan. %, 1860
SENATE. Prayer by Rev. Mr. Wal
ker.
Bills Noticed. BY Mr. Mowry, to
authorize stockholders of Phillipsburg
Bank to elect two additional Directors,
without regard to their residence; by
Mr.. Stratton, Joint Resolutions to
furnish New Jersey Volunteers in Mex
lean War with military accoutrements.
Bills Passed. Act to enable Han
nah Maria Post to dispose of real es-
tate. The bill to authorize the trus-
tees of Schools in Trenton to cancel
record of judgement, was taken up, and
amended by Mr.. Cook, when it was
ordered to be e-prlnted
The report Of the State Superinten-
dent of Schools was taken from the
table and referred to the committee on
education.
Adjourned.
House. The House met at 8 o.
clock.
Bills INTERCHANGEABLE. Grocer, sup.
to Yardleyville Delaware Bridge Mr..
Rushing, to create new county of Mus
conetcong; Mr. Condit, to change
corporate name ofSt. Stephens church;
to charter Citizens Insurance Co., of
Essex county; Mr.. McCracken, to
repeal sup to act relative to inns and
tavernS.
Adjourned.
Jan. 26, 1860.
SENATE. Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Gels
Senhainer.
Ordered Third Reading. Sup. to
Lambertville Iron Company sup. to
insurance law; act to incorporate the
Crone Lathe Co.
Mr. Westcott offered concurrent
resolution that the street lamps of
Trenton be lighted at the expense of
the State during the session Of the Leg
islature. Agreed to. BEL
On motion of Senator Edmunds,
when the Senate adjourned, it was re-
solved to adjourn until 8 O'Clock to-
morrow morning
Bills Introduced By Mr. Stratton,
set of resolutions to give New Jersey
Volunteers in Mexican war musket
and accoutrement. By Mr. Riley, to
incorporate Salem and Woodstown
Canal Co.
Ordered Third Reading An act
relative to streets in Millville act for
the more easy foreclosure of mortgages J;
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Come and examine Styles and Work
manship, and I slu soon con-
Oince yOu that my aeork can
not be ercelIed By any
in the County.
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VIM. W. BLOOM, Proprietor.

Vehicles of every description on hand,
or manufactured to order.
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Manutactory and Sales Room, YORK.
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HUNTERDoN COUNTY

Carriage Repository -!
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INSPECTION OF FLOUR.-Parties having
i FLOUR to he inspected. will have their orders
attended to by leaving them, until further notice,
1T the Office Of Messrs. Haxall i Crenshaw.
SAM'L b. PAUL,
ap lO-lw* INSPECTOR of Flour.
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prusSin and the United States.

WASHINGTON, April lit appears by the
.,.rs.nondence bet Ween the government of the
Tojied States and that of Prussia, dating rs
=. hsrk As $40. that while Prussia has evinced
=. most kind and conciliatory disposition
j. al The individual cases of compulsory en-
b.,man, Of na,uralized American citizens in
,hs army Of that Kingdom, that she does not
manifest any desire 10 surrender the principle
Involved.
Avery voluminous report of correspondence
h,xeeu our Government and that Of German
Ss,e concerning the rights of naturalized
s,rl,.as 10 visit the places Of their nativity,
wa, made to the Senate to-day.
General Cass lays down the general doctrine
,hsfs uaturaliZed citizen visiting Germany
mus, BE- allowed TO remain without hindrance
and 10 depart in peace; that the summary
ordering away of such a citizen of the Uni ted
SAFES without good cause, would be regarded
As an uniriendly act towards this Govern
mont
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Tram California In Eleven Days. The
Pony Express.

,,,,s Mo, April 1.-THE flrst messen-
81, ,he Central Overland Pony Express,
rre", here Al four O'Clock yesterday after
a'rH". California dates to April ID, and
sees. valley dates to the 4th.
Csrso" ,,ssssrger came through in ten days TO
Ias he having left San Francisco ut "
IN on April 3D.
u 70 the arrangement Of the wire be-
here and ST. Louis, the reports were de-
W. nntil this morning.
- legislature is occupied in considering
iS S.n Francisco bulkhead bill. The contest
INK ming proporuonate to the vast interests
sesrsd The result is doubtful.
S US STATE capitol seems permanently located
.S.crsmrnto. Si0o, on having been appropri-
Sc e,r the commencement OF capitol build
ah,ch is 10 cost when complete &JG0,0OO.
"a. J,psnese steam corvette Canuinam ur-
sh,s been in the dry dock at Mare Island
Inward and been put in complete order
ty o. charge.
"r,mmodore Cunningham explaining that
.s',s he had no actual authority TO render
~. soeomm odation, he felt sure that he was
Ss. tsrrying out the intentions OF his Govern
W., ia dong for the Japanese steamers all
~, he could do for An American man Of war.
Tks United States steamer Powhatan with
-, Japanese Embassy, consisting in all -
,sconss rrived on the 9Th. After repairs and
ff.lins. which will take some days, she will
sd 10 Panama. The Embassy proposes
f,r.nd month on the Atlantic side, and
IN 70 return via Panama in the Powha-
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Tn. Fr.,hets and Western Travel.

CIyclNSATI, April -, lS60.-Columbus pa
rers state that the injuries sustained by the
r,roa,s aad canals in The central portion of
he STATE are much greater than was antici-
rsted The damage 10 the public works is
immense, probably not less than S5O,0O0. East
ii Newark The Central Ohio road is covered
with water for miles. At Marietta, yesterday,
The water WAS six feet deep on Harmar street,
and vas rising al the rate of three inches per
hour. At GAINESVILLE. the Muskingum river is
higher than ever before known. West Zanes-
vile is entirely under water, and the lower
end of Zanesyile is in the same condition.
The Central Ohio Railroad is very much
dama.td and several warehouses upon it are
washed away.
The damage to the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
rOsi i. not OF serious character, all is in good
order between Newark and Baltimore. The
porlon that was Distracted by the Hood is be-
tween Columbus and Newark. A large force
atwoTk there. ard all will be reserved so
that trains can pass over the entire line to.
MORROW Saturday.
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.----- 100. roa rnR RICHMOND DmPATc1l
r1SOs
So '.-,. ~~r FROM CALIFORNIA.
The Japanese EMAassy.. Their
lrrisa' vsxase - America, &c.

r.Axcrsco, April "a + Nth: y.
So s4,s. s's .1 the On ss x. :s t a
ss.sy or on ".rncred 10 Aspinwall and there be
faey VII 10 the steam fr,xate Roanoke
,nnstt.users OF she Embassy were well
ne m 9TH their voyage:
pstased s.,.s by this ARRIVAL are to the 18th
JAraa The Government was stamping
ss;,iF'ssn dollars and making them legal cur
rnsy ,n,,an arrived al Honolulu {Sand-
TIE fu,'o,i., on the 5th OF March, and re-
web i' nn m the 18TH. The embassy were re-
sainea W.. me highest honors there, and for
es'sta rrs,eomed by the King and Qaeen, who
sa'" ball in their honor. ..,, .,
ets. Washoe mines excitement sun con-
slae,s coal is quoted in this market at
x.s.AiiA.
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AUCTION sAIns.
FUTURE DAYS.


EuRNITURE. ELEGANT SEVEN. o..
4 TAvE PIANO, re-. AT TIONYOn
WEDNESDAY. 18th inst, At 10 O'Clock, / viii cell
turn my STORE .Ee assortment 81 sentssI Furni
Mahogany aad Black Walnut wARDROBES:
Ma4oE.Iy and Black Walnut Marble Top Blu.
Mahogany arDEBoARDs, SOFAS;
Mahosany French and Jenny Lind BEDSTEADS
MN.a.hoRany DINING TABLES. WASHSTANDS;
CHAIRS. BOOK CASES. SOFAS;
Hair and Shuck MATTR E61Es;
Several most excollont FEATHER BEDS. L.
An elegant sever octave PIANO, 10 Rosewood
Gaze, manufactured ~ Stern. Of naltimOre full
metal plate, beautifully carved; cost @6QQ And has
been used but very short time. Il Is said TO be-
very superior instrument. f.. b. COOK
op ID AuctlOneer
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THCSTEE,A SALE OF REAL ESrArH
I'll ssEEEehssfx EJcf5Nsc1SSyY AN, AMP
81 dee9 q trust s&ecnted tO tho subscSber By
Joseph :. WelSiEer: Trustee. dated "a Dscspbsf.
oihce, being thereto requested BY f. II. Clarke. tHs
holder Of es: e tie honds secured " sad deed,
premises; eompeneink 1t ~. O'clock P. a., tie
properly by esid deed eonveysd, to viz: A certain
lot ~ ground with the buidiass thereon, situated
On the east aide Of 9Th street. = above. stated.
fronting thereon 3 feet, and runnaG back ID feet
to IN alIsy - Ieet WIDE il being the sano pro-
gerty which Vas conveyed BY Littlstsn Mead 10
Joseph & Wsisisey. T!ss,ee; And il nov IN the
TERAs.-Sufkcisnt N cash TO dsfrsy thu A.
Ienses Of executing the trust. aud 70 pay "a .
onqa ,or the Pr,ne.pal sun OF "a, togstke! With
remainder, usoA such tevMs Of pay msnt 6 viii s.
made known st tho time II the esle. :
A. D. Williams, Auct'r a. u IA
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CUBLETT 4 SMITH.

- = - II L ~ > w
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
SM So ss RSSREs %
SINEsS. under the name and style of SUBLETT
4 SMITH. They will give their personal atten-
ton to che sale Of TOBACCO. WHEAT and
COUNTRY PRODUCE generally. Particular at
tention paid to forwarding Msnpiactn1ed T2hsceo.
JNO. A. SMITH.
Late of Danviile.
Richmond, April 9Th, 1870.
Witcher. Plttsy lvania; Hon. T. 8. Flournoy. Hal
flax; w. T. Sutherlin, Danville; WIN. Martin,
Henry; w. H Edwards, Franklin; Asa Dckln-
son, Prince Edward; l.. E. HarvIe, Amelia; Gen.
VIM. Scott, Powhatan Sam'l F. McGehee, Char
lotte. apo dlaw4w&cw3m
I EATHER! LEATHER!!-
IL Oak and HemlOck SOLE LEATHER,
Oak and Hemiock SOLE LEATHER,
Oak and Hemock SOLE LEATHER /;
French, German and American CALF SKINS;
French, German and American GALE SKINS;
French, German and American CALF SKINS:
Morocco, Kid and Patent LEATHER /;
Morocco, Md and Patent LEATHER !;
Morocco. K ID and Patent LEATHER !;
Bindings, Innings, LRstpss, &c;
bindings, LiD!ngs, Hastings, &c;
Bindings. Innings. hastings, DC.
We invite country merchants and manuiac:u.
FINDINGS, TRIMMINGS, &c. which We offer
at wholesale or retail, for cash good paper. at
the lowest prices. All o,deIs executed faithfully.
MAYNARD. ELY h. ROSE,
No. Is South Calvert st.. Baltimore, Md.
NH 2-laW4w*
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in Dismal Swans

NORFOLK, April A.-An inspection Of the
Us sloop-of-war Germantown took place to-
Gay The condition of the vessel aud exer.
eses OF the crew were satisfactory
lie forest in the Dismal Swamp is on ii re
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STEAMER - ECHO" AT AUCTION.-On
~ MONDAY, soth inst at = o'clock p. NJ, iii not
previously disposed Of privately, At the she'd lowe
end Of the Dock, will sell At auction the steamer
Echo. Said steamer s 700 feet long. her breadth
~ fset. and depth ~ fest has an upper deck,
bushels under deck and 900 on deck. and can also
accommodate passengers, She il l2l toms, and
boiler all in good order.
WILLIAM P. sNIPES
Sale conducted by r. CAurHoRN. Auct. api6
DUBLlC SALE OF JCE.-The suAscrlbe vii
sell. at auction, to the highest bidder. on the
tSs qrH on THUHsDAY tie 18Th day cf April;
~ az ~. put up IN hsr ICE hOHSE. on the land
Richmond, on the Old Deep Run Turnpike.
TERMS .-One- third cash; balance and 8
months. Tor approved paper.
ap LTD MARY G. EEATON
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CsEs 4T Ailti0N.&oa W EbN S Z i5Ss;H the
18th April At our warehouse on the Dock, com
of bark Mary G. Porter, direct from Csnfues as,
consisting of
223 hnds. prime to choice MuscOvadO SUGARS.
ALSO,
The cargo per schr. Eclipse, from Matanzas, Gu
la, consisting of
$50 bhds. choice MOLASSES.
TENS OF SALF.-For sums under $1CO, cash;
over 600, four months credit, for approved negO-
table paper.
IA Sale without regard tn weather.
CHAS. T. WORKMAN l. CO.,
I'D l3-td8 AuCttOn0Ars.
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Iit Steamer Prince Albert at New York.
aEw YORK, April 1.-THE steamship
Plbce Albert from Galway on the 3lst nit,
'E ST. Johns. N. F., arrived st this port this
nrIniag Her advices were telegraphed from
g. Johns
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Lake Navigation.

MILWAUKEE,, April i3.-The propeller Prai-
n State arrived this morning from the lower
lakes, she being the first vessel through the
N'slis Of Mackinac. She passed through
nne thirty miles of floating ice above Skilla-
si-e nth but little difficulty
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n. Morbid Diseases of the Stomach yield
more read ~ to the mas ical touch Of BAKERS
CELEBRATED PREMIUM BITTERS than
70 any w %def sr e1 oy the sc,en
discovery. but the result of years Of study; an
AS they are prepared Of purely medicinal vegeta-
ton, they are invaluable tn every fsmily-Dut es-
gecialiy so to every delicate female and child
Thousands of certificates have heen published of
their great efficacy cases OF Dyspepsia, etc.,
which really as, ont shng.
Ia For sale BY all Druggists ap6-ts
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FUTVkH DAY
TIVE E.sxCELLEAf 1nAsE 2 1ENll

lI!HSMTs. on EEdxocp sfkxk, iN
i'm DAY Of April, sen.ssneiss q * e,sleek is
The afesrncS%ns ve viii ssl t.S s1csiisnt fk4MED
wood. ior Main street cont,n1sd, sst~sss cnss
ssa css:A .'4
niently srI.nssd. and are particularly adasssd for
scTcdi ~. s 9as LAM lamil,es. - N e., ...h al
ss .. aoa e "a .s .s +: .'.'
These tenement. sre IL thoroagh repair, having
been built within the last twelve nontas' aad IN
T.sMs.-0ns. fourth cash; the balance q 9. !.
aided "oa Secuted ,H s. srs.s deed and
oj :; HfEao x e son.
CcMMIsSI0HEEKT,Sg sALE S i s KEA Il
FRA kSu4 bETwkEN ,sr9 AND ,s4a f SIS.
Az Special Comml.siener. apDointed By decree
e 'f Poes s o. IL: w. TSc.pscs
a s on = ;s
K ST oS &. ds e
y. oPPSsiss Mes5SReiitan Hal, Nth az ,o!d
Terms OF SALE.-Enou ii in cash to defray the
expenses Of this decree, and the additional sum Of
from the 18th day Of October isss. and the residue
in tvc ssusi initaimsnts, on ; credi. 81 and i
est from the day Of sale for the deferred pay ments,
and the title 70 be retained until =. the Parshasss
for 1850 to W6ob ssso: Conn.,
ne sSos. s nsmea sais should b. pre-.
vented by the inclemency of the weather. the same
d. n
TzTk n sENkicS ssseisi
sroS, the styled Ne ': a.: o.
tie T. day
commencing. at O'Clock P. l.. a LOT Of LAND on
4 e.a and I'm H Zach iss s f.
Icy " feet wide, and nearly opposite Leigh Street
e;s Il sS Sf xS
and H and SD and saith streets. near Bloody Run
s tI ana opposite the residence OF H. ID. LOr-
On FkIpAY, the, ath day Of April, 1850. COM
NINE AcREs Of F. LAMB on &:
aap s Of Hill bounded BY
si s TVS 5r LAND in
s ts IL r. No. H. and a
TERM OF SALE-One- third cash the balance
in twH s9 ,ss on credit e
added. and title retained until ny the Court.
JAS. TAYLOR Il Soy, xncts. ''''''"'''
N. B.--lf the sales above named should b pre-
vented by the incemencv of the weather, the same
will take place at the hours and place. named above
on the next suitable day Sunday exceptedl thare
after. Imh I'll DRURY WOOD. COM'r.
l VACANT LOTS A DJOfNTN G, ON THE
AND M1H sTREETs; chi GRcH Hill. At
THURSDAY. the 10Th day Of April. commencing
ut O'Clock p. NJ, two Houses and Lots and two
Vacant Lots adjoining, situated the North side
Of Clay, between 26th and 9th streets, Church
Hill. The Lots on which the Houses stand irant
~ feet each, and the vacant Ots ~ feet each. on
said Clay street. The HOUSES Are occupied by good
tenants at iair rents.
TEsMs.-Ons, fourth cash; the balance At 4. 8
and II months, for negotiable notes, with interest
added, and secured by trust deeds
TRUSTEES SALE or VACANT LOT, ON
1 UNION HlLL.- As trustee in a certai deed
of trust executed by +. s. Thompson. and record
ed in the Clerks Office Of Henrico County Court,
will sell, upon the premises, on THURSDAY, the
18th day OF April. commencing at ~ O'clock p.
NJ, certain lot of Land, on goth. between o and
streets, having front Of ~ feet and running
back ls3 feet to an alley IS feet wide.
Terms .-One third cash the balance at 8 and s
months, for negotiable notes, with interest added,
and secured by trust deed.
JAS. M. TAYLOR, Trustee.
la r. % Anot
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GROCERIES, &c, AT AUCTION. On
- THURSDAY, 10Th April. We will sell, 81 u
o'cklck. at our auction store an ass0sSsnepf al
GROCERIES. viz:- ~
20 bbls Coffee and CrasAed SUGARS.
10 baxs lava COFFEE.
ho1ea SOAP and CANDLES.
700 bills pure MolAsses RUM,
2N . Rscti6ed and Old Rye WHISKEY.
~ tleTces RICE. ~
no bb!s New York SYRUP
ALSO
pSensv "A. Seisnstts's' pure FrsseA
~ pipes Mar.sl,aaa ssss French
TEaxs:-ynaer el0e. cash; aIo and over, 4
ap0 1. Q. b. DAVENPORT, Aucts.
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The Ohio 1t Pittsburgh.

nTTsErRGH, April 1.-THE freshet has SUBJ
hied There are thirteen feet i've inches OF
'sssr in the channel to-day, and falling
Ne ssa q cloudy and cold. A little snow fell
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By J. Messe, A.es'r. NerlsIk, Va.


NcIIcE q nEnE.Y slvES THAT
S!;:s:: IS: 90 s:
!:oo1d.d q ,Ss , s. :. ''4'' .A''A sA' e''e a.
The ,tock saas,sts Of n!raadsss. Wines. wis:
sss::: ss. :. sc:
sRotinS Tohaees. texsthsI vi,h an he fahlss.
sos s:n &. so.ss. o I
Wide Water street. -
CT . large stock Of Nis:s .ad B,..a.. /, a..
Casso1; Nous, Ncyeak. ssdsr bud, aaA Of 3
desifias 70 engage Il ne bssissss vsii ~ n M
asiy sdv,ss1ss 2 iri1aes y stock. vhieG Win
TSs sseis ssost vi; = soz !, ,.s,. ,..,,o.
on WEIN EsDAY. 10 ,ssS isy & xss;s se ~
s: 4 - .ls ss:'i 81 iss -:
80! c:::s s -: s,s:sls =: ::
Ts1as % .1AlE.-AI sums un6er a,oa. 49, !.
s s.;. s'y,s - ]. s; 81! - X =:
sos'As: 9 - 1900. ssis ~. ~
Xi6Rk R e4A4kbkNk ja.s{ Trsssn.
.ss-sas q ]. HS0tR ! Co. 1..s,..
''Ef1's |s E I. 4. ,ssl,,,s,s, ., J.
~ saeseribss. p bis sstahaish asst = ~ q
..aI1'sS; ',S Is e 4. =; 8:
ssssescss.: ~ & - s:Iesssss .stise:
- q g. 50 -. 9 81 81 IN LzSstey
Nh HI s = 2. ~ ,| ~
;;:;;; : 3 :: :;
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IA Notice. 1.-THE books for subscriptions
to the capital stock of the ''OLD DOMINION
INSURANCE COMPANY" of Richmond. will be
opened At the Insurance Office Of Workman Il
Wyatt. No. 100 Main street. on the LIST day of May
next. under the direction Of
NH 3O-lm THE COMMISSIONERS.
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TRY GOODS, HATS, BONNETS, &c, AT
- ACCTION..On TUESDAY, 18th inst, at ~
o'clock. will sell, at my store. large invoice Of
DRY GOOnS, consisting Of Silks. Alpacas, Lawns,
Drliings, &C., together with ,arsQ n, OF Fancy
Artices. ALSO,i
IS cases HATS, embracing all the different styles
Of Sulnmer Goods. ALSO.
Several cases BONNETS. &c. The attention OF
the trade il requested.
ap Ii +. B. COOK. Auctioneer.
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Departure OF European Steamers.

AEs YORK, April 1.-THE steamships
AaIiallc. for Havre, with 200 passengers; Kan.
Inee for Liverpool, with Sie.5,OOO in specie,
I'D Bavaria, for Hamburg, with good list
Passengers, sailed from this port this morn
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lOOU. SPRING CLOTHING, 1OOVs
SUMMER CLOTHING. G0HD CLOTH!NNG.

SHEzsS HES SfHTNSiNe s sDYs 9 afSTHlS
Call at gISPSON Mill EK's. lis Main st.,
and you win hnd CLOTHING Of their oVs nas.-
Tactsye. which cannot he surpassed IN any market.
months full stock Of every thing that is kept in
the Clothing line: Suits. corresponding in Color
cstsior." rs regards ct, style and workna lip
The pu bli0 is invited 70 call and exappe for them
selves. StMFSON e MtLLcn.
wa. B. DAvIDsox. llate Of Charlotte county,
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l'IY OF RICHMOND, TO WIT: At
aaes bel in the Clerks Office Of the Court Of
ass1fs Tor the said city, on Monday, the ID day
I ass Archer Cooke, who sometimes signs 8
Crsa1 " N. Archer Cooke. and Chastxin q
Cscss' "ao sofnehmsssiEns his name Chast'n g
. as s.sse. Of thu. suit Is to recover against the
s.yESHTfy, usr sam Of Two HuNnRED AN AND
u ahE CENTS, With legal int rest thereon from
ls..I s. OF March. 1860, till payment Affidavit
Lat 1 sa made that defendant Chastain Cooke
Ar,I, ,.aent Of the State Of ViIsinle. he 10
Va 10 ua,, month after due publication thereof,
kes Aa' "sy 's necessarv TO protect his in
;5s.-l.x.x Ac'''-iRT5s rs. taao;wARp, Clerk. /.
kegs Eas'ish SIP nS S;,e. sc a, for
Fun. Wholesale Druggists,
Cs ss.,Ms.i s TOBACCO.-A large supply II
bow CO. W1 S".snls b S,.Ssa; .''
TiEFssMyuMETFRs. THE X N o ID Il
Dov, ~@D 1''1 x. .jiS iSt ~; x co.
OfEcf, s nsiEHLEnkATED KOsE BKA Nd
H.. "irisk !. i iS%v Ss!s ii i:''
sclsnn.SED TOILET W X E.-Jsp.nnsd
Chm. store 81 Of various 'i.ts,a s r Y SS.d
VA: WHITE CORN.-isc0 I,ushsIs pr1ps
VIs.S E a5i II w ok ksF!shsxsf; Z Ok E."
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IA Baths. Raths, baths.

HOT. COLD AND SHOWER BATHS.
can he had daily. from O'clock A. NJ. until 10 p.
NJ. at the American Hair Cutting. Shaving, Sham
pnOlng and Bathing Saloon, under the American
Hotel entrance 18th street. Single Bath Is cts;
or FIVE tickets for 81.
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"a Double Refined Steam CandieS.-My
Factory is now complete, and By far the largest es-
Enlistment of the kind South Of PHILADELPHIA
which enables me to offer to tho trade Of
VIRGINIA.
NORTH CAROLINA
and TENNESSEE,
rs also the city grocers, an article of city made
Steam Refined Crushed Sugar Candy, warranted
to stand in any climate. much below the NortheI q
price for an article of like s,andard.
My stock Of Confectionery, Fruits, and Cigars
is unsurpassed to quality or prices. After look
ing around. give me a call. and then determine
who has the best goods, at the lowest prices.
LOUIS J. BOSSIEUX,6 Story Building,
NH 29-lmif No 81 Main At
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