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SPECIALrNOTICES.
GREAT REMEDIES !!

GREAT REMEDIES
To cure severe Cough or Cold use
DIR. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
To cure Whooping Cough. Group or Bronchitis, use
DIR. WISTAR'S BaIsam of Wild CHERRY.
To arrest predisposition to consumption, use
DIR. WZsTAR'S BALSAM or WILD CHERRY!
To cure Dyspepsia or Indigestion, use
THE ORIGINATED BITTERS.
To Cure Asthma, Ascidity or Heart Burn, use
The Oxygenated Bitters.
These Remedies perform all they promise. They
relieve suffering disease restore health, thus at
fording consolation and comfort to the sick and
afflicted, where encouragement and suffering existed
before
CLYDE, WAYNE Co., N. Y, March 10, 1857.
Messrs. 5. w. Fowle Co Il am happy to state
that have used the Oxygenated Bltters in my prac-
tce for the last three years in the treatment of Dys
pepsia, General Debility Indigestion and Affections
of the Liver with the most satisfactory results and
would cheerfully recommend those suffering from
these distressing diseases to give this valuable med
Respectfully yours,
]. E. SMITH, M. D.
EXETER, Me-, Sept. 3O.E
This certifes that have recommended the use of
Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry for Diseases of the
Lungs. for two years past, and many bottles to my
knowledge, have been used by my patients all with
beneficial results In two where it was thought
confirmed Consumption had taken place, the Wild
Cherry effected cure. E. BOYDEN,
Physician at Exeter Corner.
The only genuine has the written signature of ~
fhp Qnnar
Prepared by S. W fOWLE CO., Boston, and for
sale by P. 81. Trout Co., Dr. H. S. Eichelberger Il
Bro, and DR.. w. B. Young, Stanton; T. II. Antrim,
Waynesboro'; J. 7. Antrim, Greenvile; Randolph
Mofett's Greek; j. E. Ross, Mt. Sidney James NJ.
Stout Co., New Hope P. 81. Wheeler Mt. Merid-
ian and by all dealers in medicines
Aug. %, 1S6o-4t-
PERSONS afflicted with the Fever and AS que should
not spare either time, trouble expense to procure
DR.. H0STTETTER'S CELEBRATED BIfTERS.
whose benefcent effects upon the system has been
clearly proved to those who have been stricken down
in short space of time by this dreadful curse whose
cheeks are wan and meagre and whose nights are
sleepless and restless, and whose eyes are dim and
sunken, with death staring them in the face, this
compound must prove blessing; snatching them, as
it were, from the mouth of the grave None can
know its true value until they have tested it. When
all others have aled these Btters have restored the
sufferers to pristine health Their popularity in all
the Western and Southern parts should introduce
them to all families.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally every
where
- See advertisement in another column
Sept 4, l860-1mo.
A CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLE
MEN.-The subscriber will send (FREE OF cHARGE) to
all who desire it. the Recipe and directions for ma
king simple Vegetable Balm, that will, in from two
to eight days, remove Pimples, Botches Tan Freck-
les, Saowness and all impurities and roughness of
the Skin, leaving the same-as Nature intended it
should be-soft clear and smooth and beautiful -
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SCHOOLS.
FEMALE SEMINARY.
ROCKBRIDGE CO., VA

THIS School will be open for girls and young Ia
i dies on the 3rd day of SEPTEMBER and will close
on the last Thursday in June, 1861.
The schools under the entire management of the
Principal, aided by competent assistants. The in
struction will be practical and thorough, embracing
all the elements of sound and liberal education, and
having reference to the body the head and the heart
The location is eminently favorable to health and
morals. The Academy Building is large, neat, and
handsomely situated. The discipline Of the school
will be conducted on Christian principles 1t will be
TIE r MS;
Tuition in the Primary Department. $50 Oh
Tuition in the higher English Branches. ..... 80 90
Tuition in the Academic Department, including
the Ancient CLASSICS, Az W
tuition IN music ~ w
tuition In FRENCH. -................... 10 w
Contingent fee. ............. 81
Board, including Washing Lights, and Fuel,
few boarders will be received in the family Of the
Principal.
ust at Cedar Grove Mills Rocknridge Co., Va, after
that time, at Brownsburg
July II, 1862
DARTERBROOK FEMALE SCHOOL
ID The next session Of this School will commence
the 1st of OCToBER $780, and close the last of JUNE
1851, under the control of MISS BETTE M. ELSOM,
accomplished scholar and teacher.
The English Branches. .$15 90
FRENCH. ........................ ~ w
Music on Piano, with use of Instrument. IS 90
The Ornamental Branches, such as Drawing and
Painting, both in Oil and Water Coors, Wax Work
and Ornamental Embroidery, will be charged the usu-
al rates. The Boarding House will be under the man
agement of Mrs. Lewis, who will exercise parental in
luence over the girls.
Board including, Washing, Fuel, Lights, &C., $40
per month.
DAVID GILKESON,
HUGH G. GUTHRIE,
WIN. MCCOMB Trustees.
JOHN BROOKS,
r. W. SHELTON
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THU MARKETS.
STANTON MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES.

Reported bY Il. ~. P0aoett d Go.
SEPTEMBER IS, 1860.
NewSupernne. ...............$ 5.50@575
FLOUR Extra. ....................... 5.75@6O
Family. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6.50@675
Rye. ........................ 0.75@O8C
GRAIN. Oats, ........................O 33@O.35
Corn, New ................ 80. 0.70@0O0
BUTTER. Fresh Roll, ................ o.121a@Ol6
LARD, Observation-Disclosures. Ol1@O1 II
BACON, .O.l2@O 90
p1,A sTEp Lump, per Ton, 100000
1890 Ground, ............ 10000 90
Ashton, .................... 3.25@3. 90
SALT. ( Marshal, 100000
ndAlum. .................. 2.50@0.75
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MIR. THOS. J. BAGBY, General Agent, Rich
nond, isan authorized Agentfor the Staunton Spec
t1tOr.
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TNDELLlBLE PENCILS.-For marking hn-
i en-. Much preferable to the Indelible Ink.
Staunton, Sept. Is, 1860. P. n. TROUT 4 co.
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- EWING MACHIN ES.-Persoos wishing to
- buy the excellent Sewing Machine manufactured
by LADD, WEBSTER 4 CO., Philadelphia, can see
the machine at work at Mrs. Woods Dress Making
Rooms next door to the P o. IN Stanton Samples
of work sent by mail. HENRY WOOD,
Sept. is, 1860-3mo. Agt for Augusta
NOTICE. hereby give notice that all the
IN claims due the undersigned, in his right Or
due to LINDsY Cook, put in the hands of Baylor
l. BAYLOR for collection. P. A. COOK.
Sept 4, l860-4t*-Vin. copy 4t*
EO0 BUSHELS RYE WANTED, for which we
CUU will pay in Cash or Merchandise the highest
market price TAYLOR d HOGE.
Staunton, Sept. A, 1860.
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MIDWAY ACADEMY.-The third annual
lHl session will commence the 1st Monday in
SEPTEMBER. Three or four small boys wanted as
boarders in the family of the Principal. For particu-
lars apply to the subscriber at Steeles Tavern Au-
gusta CO., Va. WIN. PINKERTON, Principal.
July 10, 1860.-tf.
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TEED TO EVERY TWELVE BOOKS.
These inducements offered by the
SUFFOLK EXCHANGE CO.,
81 Park Row. N. Y.
THE MOST EXTENSIVE AND THE MOST LIBER-
AL GIFT CONCERN IN EXISTENCE.
Sc N ID FOR A CATALOG U E!
. Those who have patronized other Gift Houses are
particularly requested to acquaint themselves with
our terms. Our inducements are unrivaled, and put
all others in the shade.
The following of the Gifts topurchasers of
books:
English Lever Gold Watches, Hunting Cases;
Ladies Lever " Omen Face
Detached Lever Silver Watches Hunting Cases.
Lepine Silver Watches Open Face
Gold Lockets various Sizes
Ladies' and Gents Gold Chains various STYLES
Ladies and Gents Gold Sleeve Buttons and Studs,
all patterns.
Gents Bosom Pins new and rich stvles
Gold Pencils and Pens
Ladies' and Gents Gold RINGS
Gold Watch Keys and Belt Pins
great variety of Ladies' JeweIry Pins and Ear.
Drops, comprising all the STYLES now worn, such
as Cameo, Mosaic, Gold Stone Lava. Florentine,
&c, &C., &c.
Gold Bracelets, all Styles
The List OF Books comprises great assortment of
standard works in every department of literature in
terestlng to the young and DID, Do not fail to send
for catalogue. Catalogues mailed free to any ad-
dress. Apply to
SUFFOLK EXCHANGE COMPANY.
81 E'afE ROaC n eaU York Citu.
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IOMMlSSiONER'S NOTICE.-An persons
~ having liens ofany description upon the properry
real or personal, of Samuel Cox are hereby required
to produce the same before me- at my Office, in Staun
ton, on or before the 4th day of October, 1850.
Sept. H. 1860-4t. ]. N. HENDREN. Conn.,
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4 N assortment of fine POCKET KNIVES for sals
IA cheap by p. n, TROUT co.
Staunton, Sept. IS, 1850,
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WANTED TO HIRE.-A good BLACK
w SMITH, for which liberal wages will be given.
Apply to TEOS: J: PLEASANTS,
Sept. 4, ls6O.-4W. 49,
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4 GOOD AND SAFE INVESTMENT AT
n TEN PER CENT.-$2000 worth of very desira-
Bile REAL ESTATE in Staunton will be sold, with
guarantee from the present owner, for five years. that
It will rent for 5000 year. For particulars apply
to 1MbODEN BRO.
C4ann+or Gant - 1R60--tdS
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DIRECTORS.

following officers:
PaEsIDENT-WM. H. MCFARLAND,
Vice PREsIDENr-SAM'L j. HARRISON,
PHYsICIAN-DR BLAIR BURWELL,
ATToRNEY-ROSCOE B. HEATH, ESQ.
]. ADAIR PLEASANTS, SEc'Y.
tW Office corner Main and 18th streets, Richmond.
H. NJ. BELL, Ag't at Staunton.
May %, lseo,-lyif
VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks Office
Z of the Circuit Court for Augusta County, the
Bird day of September, 1860, Alexander J. Donald,
Plaintiff, s
AGAINST
Samuel Humphreys, Howard A. Humphreys, and
John M. Humphreys, Administrator of Samuel
Humphreys, decd.
the nonresident defendants, Samuel Humphreys and
Howard A. Humphreys in the estate real and person
al, (and slaves) OF their father, Samuel Humphreys,
decd the real estate lying and being in the county
of Augusta and to restrain the administrator and all
others from paying over or disposing OF the same
The defendants Samuel Humphreys and Howard A:
Humphreys not having entered their appearance, ana
it appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are
not residents of this Commonwealth 1t is ordered
that they appear here within one month after. due
publication of this notice. and do what is necessary to
p' sept sn1 1884, n'ersS' kinney Clerk
VTIRGINIA.--At Rules held in the Clerk Office
Y of the Circuit Court for Augusta County, the
Bird day of September, 1860, David Fultz, PlalntH,
AGAINST
BOYD Porter, VIM. B. Porter, VIM. II. Strain and
Mary B., his wife, defendants.
The object of this suit is to obtain the instruction OF
the Court as to the disbursement of fund in the
hands of the plaintiff commissioner of this Court in
the case of Porter Sharps heirs, among the heirs
of Joseph Sharp, decd.
The Defendants not having entered their appear
ance and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not residents of this Commonwealth 1t is
ordered that they appear here within month after
due publication of this notice, and do what is neces
sary to protect their interest.
Copy-Teste,
Sent d. 1860 A. f. KINNEY, CPk
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC hereby mott
In fy and forewarn all persons from tresspasslng
on my lands, lying ON the East side of the Big Calf
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7 OCH WILLOW SCHOOL,
IL AUGUSTA COUNTY. VA.
The next session of this school viii. commence on
the 5th of September 1860 with the same teachers
heretofore The school is preparatory to the Univer-
sity College or business For Catalogues containing
full information apply to the Principal, at Church
vile, Augusta county, Va
JED. HOTCHKISS, Principal.
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IN fly and forewarn all persons from tresspassing
on my lands, lying ON the East side of the Big Calf
Pasture River in Augusta county, either by cutting
timber or passing through as public highway or
otherwise II this notice is disregarded will enforce
the law upon all such persons who may willfully
trespass upon my lands. -
Sept. IL, 1SG0--3t. JACOB ARGEN6hIGdT.
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AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
STANTON, VA.
John r. TTNSIEV. PRINCIPAL.

AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMlN AR1,
STANTON, VA.
JOHN B. TINSLEE, Principal.
TINE next session of this institution will commence
i Monday, the Oath OF SEPTEMBER and close the
last week of JUNE following.
TERMS EOR THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR:
Board including washing, fuel and lights. so 90
Tuition in the English branches, 1925 to-. 40 90
Music, with use of Instrument, ............ 81 90
Ancient and Modern Languages, each. 20 90
Drawing and Painting in Water Coors, each.. 20 90
Painting in OIL; :..,... 80 90
~ For Circulars or further particulars, apply to
the Principal.
August IA, 1S60-t1Oct.
Q CHOOL AT AUGUSTA CHURCH.-The
- next Session of this School will commence the
End WEDNESDAY IN SEPTEMBER, and end about the
Goth of June,
Common English. $40. 90 i
nlgner nngHSn ~............... oV.oU
Mathematics and Languages .............. $500
Charges in every instance from time of entering to
end of session. REV. VIM BROWN,
WIN. CRAWFORD,
s. B. FINLEY, ESQ, Trustees.
j. G. MCCUE,
III. PARKINS,
=
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WATCHES GIVEN AWAY!!!

A GIFT VALUED FROM TWO DOLLARS TIC
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS GIVEN
WITH EVERY BOOK SOLD
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. :. noaaAs
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COACH UNSATISFACTORY:

UyHE undersigned beg leave 20 inform
their friends and The public that they
are stIl al their old stand. in Leonard Town,
carving on the COACH MAKING bust
ness; and that they are AT all times ready TO
sxeru.e orders entrusted 20 them fer the
Manufactured f BIZ GGIES, ROCkAWAIS,
LIGHT CARRIAGES. sc.
With their facilities for Manufacturing shey
lePI confident of being able 20 Meet the wsa.s
of ell who may favor them with flIeiF
patronage.
Old carriages repaired At the shortest no.
tee and al moderate prices, Or taken 81 4ex-
change FOR new.
Thankful 10 the pubIic for the very literal
patronage extpndrd % them during lise last
Twelve months, sheT respectfully soheis
continuance Of the sarar- 80
-. & J. a. JARBOE,
July 18th, Is59-iy .atf Ess
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COAL, LUMBER, - VI ),
HAvRE DE GRACE, MARYLAND.

March 3ls,. is59-Iy.

Business Facilities day formed
OF
limeTa
We eeo
Monnt Lurnber White Pine
Cypress Shingles North Carolina
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- Ese r. 8 n -
t.aassss Ias.a MARYLAND ease.saa .tasss.s.
d b = -
AGRICULTU RAIL RKS.

IMPLEMENTS We manufacturing
Wheat Mills Corn Shelters Pough
phi not
inwantc
has wei
askycu rspecia ss@trs :,
al whw
with directed
'-@" COFTINGEIAM
HhnJ, Baltimore
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INSURANCE on al descriptions 81 County
u PFoparty eaube effected IN any Of the fol-
lowing Fiss.- CLASS CssnSassies. wiEh-
cut the delay Of consulting the home Offices,
upon application to the undersigned,
JOHN. 4. CAVALIER,
Lecaoyd T0,rr, 1a
March 10th. 1s59-ly.
Companies. Capital aud surplus.
Security Insurance Co. of n. York. s267 600
Phenix, 1925
Reselute .. 247 900
New World .s 245,00O
Montaul zoe, 700
Charter Oak Of Hartford Connecticut, 81 900
Insurance Co.. III the Valley OF Va, 35i 900
All,emarle Of Virginia, 100000
Lynchburg 2O0.G0
Northern Assuranc Co.. London. 2.l94,1lI
MARINE DEPARTMENT.
Mercantile Mniualof New York, LOLA, 150
LyDthburg of Virginia, zoe, 1000
Charter Oak of Hartford, Connecticut. s42 600
US The above Companies arc all licensed
by the Comptroller.
TFsoEnas ID. 5ossuson is Agent for
the State Of Maryland, No. 10, Second street,
Baltimore.
lk5- Losses promptly adjusted and paid.
March 10th, l85o-ly.
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NoTIcE
A Ii persons are forewarned from tres
~ passing with dog or gun. or in any
other manner, on any part of my estate com
monty called Part of Piney Point border
ing on the Potomac river anil Piney Point
Creek. Against any and all persons found
trespassing after the publication of this no
tee, the law will be rigidIv enforced
JOHN S. GUYyHER.
Nov. 3rd 1851.
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yTvHE snbscrsbers are extensively sseared In
Il manufacturing Csn rs IN Leonard Towe,
81 Mary : county. with slew 20 hiEnishin9
nsefrhHiAis hotel keepers and osisers in this sees
zion OF the State with teir supplies, Iii a price
Gar below that paid BY them VI The cisies Cor 4
similar article. md ur0m SATISFACTORY fesgas
Orders are solicited. md will be attended to
wish prnmPtnsss. Relying Hpan our country
friends 70 I'D as IN our aew enterprise--we ask
q trial.
HARRIS q >cAMALIER
Leonard Tom, April q. Is54--tf. p
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WE particularly invite the attention Of our
W country friends 10 our large and varied
assortment al STOVES. embracing lie oess
selection TO be found IN the city. ard will be
sold on the most accommodating seruls.
Hot Air Furnaces, Fire Place Stores. Gas
burning Stoves, Heating Stoves, Ranges,
Caaabonsess Pafler Stores add Gfafes. I'm
proved Old Dominion Noble Penn and Globe
StDye-
Repairs .fsr az kinds IF Sores eoassaaflg -
|: had Ola Siones tukea u ezska,.ge.
Also. LITTLE GIANT CORK And cor
AitLI.S. AGRICULTURAL
BOsLEnS. SC.
Au-ust 18th. 1850 0sn
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LAND AGENCY.

HAVlNG frequent COMMUNICATIONS with
Al the Land buyers and Spectators OF
pennsylvania, Delaware and the Eastern
Shca of Nd, affords the Undersigned supe-
rioroppcflInities Of selling Lands AMI Farms
siioatet in st. Mary's and the other lower
counties. of the Western Shore OF Md Per-
sons desiring to sell, aud wishing my SER
vices, will please send full particulars of 10
cation, improvement. terms, SSc.,
Address. THOMAS BRiSCOE.
Baltimore Md.
February 10th lS59-ly.
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..as5 ass : TVRTGHTSVILLE &, 1z
-MAGNESIAN STONE LIME,

IA,
ssI bnds) STONE LIME ABUN
AfN
II
danv
eahoyear
continuation the same
3 n
AgisA.al Chemist lr-g pte.l a, sa ,s,7
h.ve for Bnsc
msanfs
,ol
ofMMyEand .1,- ,ta,,rc u,cr,1xc,
a1TArHaTZo
MarchSl .IS50-iyT y lsa-sat1te .es ~
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Ila.
Likely Negro an For sale.

4 will sell al Private Sale likely negro
q man named Lee, aged from 3 to thirty
he is stout, well built. healthy and of good
Terms cash, or an accepted draft.
GEO. II. HERBERT.
Head ST. CleGenfs Bay.
Nov. 10th, 1S59.-ti.
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CHAIR Ahf 8NfruRE
ESTARl sS14MENT

70 |-& III
w r.. AMBER OK. sas Ia is
Secuad Sgseei 1efweeis. Efederiek 49,
aad Aarsk Market j saee. Bal.gnsoss.
Having lhe largsz. W are asessss and kase
assortment d CablnH FafNifufe ia she cisy.
i prepared 10 selevfry astsslt II, is i;T
the msst liberal ansF acru snsl.ss.lssinn ssrsas-
Having had q long Experience in ll:'s RE- "a
business, be tlai;eTs inasell that he cal, Il.
pete, as 20 excellence OF Inates;al. beautv 81
Workmanship and rsnae OF prices. VIII atSv.
establishment OF ihessort ne lhis or any n,i.er
city. His general sock embraces /. full and
complete assortment OF PorIor gkairs. 500.
Rocking Glars, lS,e Ing Ls.sagfs. CLas -
Smifs, lar fooR. OB.se aud Dinin0 Ckaiys
French 1eie-a- Tete& Setiecs. Assa CaasIrs,,
MsssFascs Lo0kiIsg $iassss. dc, or every va
rirsy and dsscripilca lie has alsu. on had
Ssdsfeads of his okrn manufacture. when
can b. pun up and 4. ken down in two min
utes. Persons ig0u hi. MaEy i. wishing n
purchase Furniture. IRE requested ID cali ana
examine his Stock s.siore buying elsewhere.
. sure 10 find the ght place Nos 70 & liz.
Second Street. Warehouse with I'd ieef
front and large Ftldsne doors.
August llih lS5s-Iy.
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The following anuly sis recommends tlsis lime
as s.Ussessills properties sas superior III nny
Othef necessary 70 be applied 10 tie lulIs III this
section, xllrh are known 20 be le6ciesIt ii b0sIi
lgnie and snagneshia
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Fair Haven alnl Plunb Point.

0N and after TU .SpAY, April 2Ei. the
~ Steamer Planter. G.. w. Weems, Mus
ter. vii leave her wharf. No state Tebae-
GO Warehouse. ate o'ekick aud every sue
ceeding TUESDAY turing the season, Tor the
Paiuxeni River. Grrei, proceeding rs far as
Hal's Land. Returning. viii leave Beneiiet
on Thursday motalng al 6o'elock, TOT al
tmore, calling atalt the usual landingsbn
the RIVER. Ca eAaI4stpYs slSF Planter lKi'i
% 70 Esw Bavel4 and RETURN The saine day.
Tie Steamer 4fas,f Hsishhefka. -. &.
Weenis, Master. will jeave tor The Patuxent
RIVER every Wednesday morning d 8
O'Clock. VIA Far Haven and Piuns pOinf.
Reiurning, will leave Hills Landing every
Friday morning at 6 o'clock. direct for Bal
tin,ore. leaving Benedict al z o'eloek, r ".
Tie Steamer George HenHs, TAeo.
Weeins, Master, will leave Baltimore fSr
the PatuxeBi RIVER estry Saturday morning
al 6 O'Clock. va Plum Point. Reiufsing,
WILL leave Benedict at d O'Clock on Ned
nesday m0rnilg for Baltimore, eailiEg &c
Plum, Point and Fair haven.
For Comfort and Accommodation. the ak0ve
Steamers canntt I've suTpusstd.
All Freights Prepaid and received an 70 )
O'Clock on the essniny previous 70 theifae-
paTtuTe.
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A STEAMER FOR BA1T1noRE!
Throagl, ~ .IsnY.

rTHE STEAMER srzna
TAR, George - ; kN1a-sss
CaIvsrt, Master, will com y -
nlencc her reu.e on
TUESDAY, the 1ath tayrf juno. 1859. lcar-
III. Forrest Iainling on Cuchilis Greek at 6
o'eIuck, al m, for Raliimrrr. csiing al the diff
fersnf landings on the Patnxrni an,l at Herring
Bay. arriving At her wharf ton Light street.
opposite fsssxav1 early 10 the evening. Re-
iFf1IHee esxse I'll IRIS DAY nj 6. a. M. from,
nz' ;nIss zssss 81. Fraght and Fare
5nns i2th, 1859.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-04-12
conrr~sxl0nal.

r.ss,sercS, April li;-S.nast;.Mr: b,s ,sl
SI., ,ns s' To- '"'a'''0'' OF the
svn.n ,s r,n moved to take mp his bill for the
~ o. nail objected 10, and lies over.
ossr''Msr, Mason submitted resolution (Which
W. nni.r the rule) for recess Of both
lie. eve, um the 18th un til the 3Oth of April.
lIsa o.. Homestead bill was debated, and oe,ns
Tse "a u,i,h amendments was recommlt-
I reported again on r s.s.sy VA, con.
E's" san,,inr the admission of Kansas,
'sae e. Hill was finally passed-ayes I3i, nays
$50 n ess 2 members from the n.siavehoid-
. s S voted against it, and only 3 from the
t.s.snld,ng States voted for 1t.
a:se asos The debate, MIR. Pryor, of Virginia,
pa a,. that Mr.. Potter, Of Wis, had interpo-
,si remarks of All offensive character In the
s W.. If the Lovejoy disturbance ON Thurs
a, last ,., M...rs prvo,
aspo,ier. of such a character that 1t is BE-
,ss.d the former will challenge.