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mxa down in 0hio-a hr. Campbeil, who hiss
joiaed the U1ion parry because We did not put
= project against pniyka1y IN our piatform.
Most rious Lewis u. Campbell!
But are u U Democrats not ashamed OF your
stives? Look Ut tho reports Of the census oi
1SJ0-tTo bundled and ei1ty thousand mulst.
tors, or shereabnpts, south Ct Macon and Dig.
ou's linz, and not sing:e Black Republican re.
po1t+d from there in ah that ceusus. laugh.
ter Thtte are more there, 20 far ~ knOv.
unless il is myself. llsereu=d iAughter1
THE aEFruL1cAS ooc7s,xE AND AIN.
Let VI t4ke The whole proposition at once
We ars opposed to the exsteace OF slavery, and
we SUN up our reason 1or II in q word, net my
words or tue words If my purity, but tie words
slave and curse to the white race whichever il
exists. [Applnuae. Has that institution
changed kince 10? Not at ali. And We sas
there saould be national wall en- cttd to pro
vent the exension Of slarest; while We the peo
pie OF The slave States, will tske the question intc
our osn hHnds, and u. der AID BY rur coaetilu
tioue Aod Laws, va will throw it overheard, jns
as som II We can get the c.nteut at The major
ties. Aprlause. That's the docsrfEe.' Art
Yeu Democrats in favor of that? t"Yea every
tims. IT, ycu are not, you Rre .or siiaiug tht
popular v.lce, tor m otliclous lntermeudlinp
with our institutions. trying - comltl IL tt
keep slavery when We do noE y ant it. YES, and
j n
interfering on The sid= Of the siaveholders tt
KEEP us who do not want it, and the slares, in
common bondage.
ROW SLAVERY AFrEc1s WHITE MEN.
Noch as am opposed to slavery on its OWE
accouat. US beis 6 wtat Wesley terms ''the sum
Of iii villianies," still more am opposed to il
because 1t will not a.lnn my liberty. nor the
liberty Of eight millions Of southern white men,
women aad children, 50 long rs it and sbey exist
together. II is one Of the eternal laws Of Gcd,
thst injustice cannot be perpetrated with impu-.
slavery y utterly wr,ng,aad we cauoot but SEQ
the o,her TACT that tho same clain which is fas-
tened to the ens)ared limbs Of Tie African, is
attached 81 the other end to the limbs OF the
wh,.o tnan, dragging him down into the com:
mon ruin. Whas is Ii. basis Of popular liberty :
The pro!oundess philosophers and s'atesme n
say that vIrtu= is :he cn1y ture feuhdation Tor
all republics. When people haze ceased to
bejus., they can no longer be trse. NhI' De.
cause the oatrage aud rspius which .hey will
perpetrate upon each other will apon cali for .
strong And despotic govemnent- Nov, what
can sooner eat out the vitality II the State, or
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1 L1Fta 0ut lei t1e0 tAkE kQs1f properly into
tie tefr.turJ purchased by the common blood
/ AMI treasure. That seemed to hsve soEe fair.
ness in IT, It in true. it rtverzed all the aatece-
dsnts Of the fathers, ard all the actioks 2nd de-
c1:ra:iona Of the Democratic parry. TIE fathers
hu1 refused to FuE the word "4!avery" into the
Constitution; they had excluded It by Cen
| gresai5nal enactment from 1l,rols and all The
| re.t Of tns Terrisary which they owned they
! had sanctioned thi. e1nctme2t by . succea:i IN
ofdecisions By al! the tribunals and long series
| OF similar enactmsnts. Bat Stephen had fonnd
cut that he WIS "< Daniel CONT 10 Judgment
| -thA: those who made the Csnssi:u.inu did not
| understand is-that the Consts:usion WAS it.elf
Unconstitutional! ]Laueh:er and cheets]
| TUE ApeLocr PROVES 70 nz 4 rR.ro.
Well. we aequissced-Gsd knows upon ~hs.
| principle. Wa ven: into ksns.s 1ntese:ng in
6 ,od filth to carry ont the will Of the people.
| We from the slave States, who had TEL: the rn'
| utterable woes Of slavery, and you from the
| free S:ates who had kuovn the inestimahls
blessings Of liberty, determined that !: should
| Re fee But Whist was our assonlshment 70
| end that onca more they had deceived us and
broken jaith-thst they were pIaJipg the grab
game, takizg BY farcs what they couia not tsssly
win Ba:, tnank God, the revolutionary spirit
| OF cur fathers survived; the blocd Of &c glon.
ed in cur veins, aud the friends OF freedom and
free men swept tie border Rufiaus like chsft
/ befa.e the w:nd and made kaueas free Stats
las Popular ei>nty alt this time. Why,
| it WAS fraud and cheat from the beginning.
POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY woRxED ocr 81 FIGURES.
Let US ses if it is in the power Of the people
in tho Territory - decide this questi1a fer
thsmselyes. lee sovereignty in this country,
which il popular sovereignty. IL divided into
three equal and coordinate parta-such is the
language Of the Consitution-the execusive,the
legislative aud the Judicial. Suppose Popular
Sovereignty to bs represented BY the figure 2.
Perhaps soma Of my Democratic ir1enda who
cannot read can cypher a little. lLaughter.l
Then tho executive, the frs: Of thess cn-ordl-
nate departments, would ba represented By
three; the Judiciary BY three and the legialI-
tive OF popular branch, in which the people are
supposed to hare voice, BY three
1r7uass cur VERY SMALL TEAcT1ox.
But the governor, or executive, who, a. veil
as the judiciary. is appointed By The President,
has veto power over tbs sets ct the le2lala-
ture, SO that it takes t~o-thirds vote to pass
m net over his head. Now, take ont these two
Of the three parts Of the power Of tho people,
and the eix parts Of the executive and Judiciary,
and you have eight on ons side. and ono poor
miaerable remnant on the other. Lau2hter.l
Tha. is Popular >s1verei.ntyt That ls OouRlaa'
"Great Principle! Why, my benikhted DEM
ocratic friend, there is ro sucu thing az Popu.
lar rSorereignty,-a squatter soTerei3n Of Doug
lrs' is only tbs ninth part Of man. lChee1s
and lauChter.l The other eight remain in the
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not elect, snd is must be sen: tn Tho Senate,
~hsn tae Presidency will 80 to Jo Line. lEs.
neved lasahter.1 H=wilt be P,rsiisnt-a m,o
who, il clnju=ction With DreckinT1ige, is the
c.ndl:ate OF aso<ed diauniosis:s and traitors,
troy the Government Of the uaiteu Sta: .. That
vii be another 'ruis Of this wonderful Democ-
racT. Applause
trated By remark made by ~ old
Hoosier friend Of zine. " Clay" said he. ''don't
you trust in this division Of the Democratic
quarrel is all pretended. Just 50 long rs they
c,utd win By it, they had one candidate and two
faces to their p!asfoTm-one to the North mad
another to tie South Now that game Isl played
ou:- Tue people have caught them at that, and
they now hare two men aud two facss-one
with bis faes :quarely 10 the North aod ano:her
With BIS fAce s4uarstY TO the South" lGreat
j4u3hter aad chsers.] They expect to carry
the election into tbs .5erat. aud there they viii
all atrike hands sgaiu ~ band Of brothers, ssll
on. the liberties OF the people, aud sake possess
! sion Of the government once mor-. Their con-
duct reminds me OF the plan adopted BY young
LAWYER who came ont West soune years. ago. He
| had Just married new and eeautlful bride.
Under tbs pre- euplion law then noue but heads
| at families cocld tsks uo quarter section CT
| 1s0 acres of land. "Now," kald be, tiny desr
W1e, We II 4u19EeA Ell Not u4FQFEe5 b1ea LII
take up leo scres Of land. aua you'll take up l6o
| acres, and we'll hare $50 sc,es-a MICS halt
SECTION. Then vel! get married again and taso
good tim= generally" [ureat l.ugater1 Now
! if that game Is to be played By these men-if
this fictitious divorce Of the Democracy is to re-
suit in new union whea they haze taken the
election cut Of the handa Of the people and car.
! ried it to the HOUSE, there to be bought and
sold aud traded for BY uercenAzy politicians,
tlen, ID the narns Of trae Democracy snd our
common liberty and the safety Of lis popular
government, forbid the banns. tL,nshsse'5
Here band Of music stationed on IN No.
joining stand struck up lirely ar ''1''1'
dro~ning the spest er's yoiet.]
YoIcxs-Stop the mussc!l W.
Ms. CLAr-So, gentlemen; ies !. 3" ~ ~ .;nr
Liberty loves music, aud poe.!y aaa suos.
Thaat G:di Slavery cau hare mono o' toes' 10
sid it. {Applause.} .h... three RE, .,r
..aaa,e1 T1 aaa1ass ths people,, 2na On our
s;da ia Honest Oil Abs Lincoln, the man OF the
s1os snn;s - h' IGseas snth,siasm.) Which will
penpt pen tste: c" Lincoln! Liucoin!' TIRES
JJon, ,;nr cheess for Old Aba we're given By ths
'raNd5 Thank Cad, ne are driven to no such
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Prom n. r.-. Dr. Hr-s,s qihs lt;Aoais, Epis. church

sold Wholesale and Rsts BY PURCELL LADD CO., Rlc
uloud, EvES CO., Petersburg J. h 5fAf Lyneh
ourg; By an druggists ard merchants apl9 eNT6m
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Asa Family PhysIe.

Your Pills are the prince OF purges. Their excellent
oullities surpass any cathartc possess Ihey are
mild but very certain and elccua In their action on the
bowels which makes them invaluable 70 US IN the daily
treatment Of disease.
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RAILROADS, &C.

ExPRDITIOUs, COMF0nTA- Cit
" BILE AND MOST ECONOMICAL R0UTETo G1kS1kE1SIzte
5UE VIRGINIA SPRINGS VIA THE RCHM0aD DANVILLF
sOIJrH-I u AND VIRGINIA TENNESSEE RAILROADS AMI
OPPOSITION LINES OF STAGES nIung 10 the traveller ample
room, attention and l.v fares
FOR reenbrer white kuphur and the Sweet Springs tickets "a
Depot co. thence by opposition nes OF stages TO The
eve-. Fpngs Nv present rate Of stage ARE ~ and to ths
Greentrer white sulphur " So being $3.50 to The sWeet and ~
90 10 the eenbrer White sulphur Springs There are also op
position lines q iges running from Salem depot via the koan
oke Red sulphur Springs and line Of stages from the hontgon
cry Sulphur Springs via the Mountain Lake and Salt sul
phur Springs 10 the White sulphur sprngs
FOR conerS Springs purchase tickets to BonSa Ms Dpot pre'
$3.50.
Ior Allegheny Spring. purchase tickets to shaWIVs price
ESQ.,
For Montgomery White Sulphur Springs purchase tickets 70 BIZ
For Yellow sulphur SPRING purchase tickets chrSAnSburI
Depot, price - Is.
Ior Red suphur Springs purchase tickets TO Dublin Depot
F T. II. GILL,
jeqo-dsm G,nr sup't Va Tenn X. 4.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
8 80

Mail and Passenger Train,
FAVE Richmond daily $50 NJ for GordonsVln', and
daily exsept sunday for JAcksons River and intermediate
Connecting Gordonsyie with The Orange and AleK
anda Railroad Alexandra and intermediate Sta ion and
Charlottesville with their trains os Lynhblrg and points West OF
that place
on sundays passengers Charlottesville Sai Lynehburg tax
the Orange and Alexandra Train at GordoIsyile.
Harman Mason Compsuys STAGES connect with the train al
Goshen for Lexington MboTo for the Rock Alum Bath Alum
Warm Healing Springs and at Jaeksons River for tn
Sweet Sweet White su phur SPRING. LeEisour &C.
REIURNfN5,
The Mall and Passenger Train leaves JacksonS River daily eI
cept Sundays)At 9i5 p NJ
Tickets for the Roekbdge and Bath Alum, Warm
Hot Healing White pur and Sweet SPRING. Lexington Lewis
burg &C Ano for Lynchburg Bristol Knoxville, Chattanooga
Nashville Huntsville Mamphs, New Orleans and all Gporiant
Points Ia The SOUTHWEST - be po:ur at the Text Office
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
Iyl8 General superintendent
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Children l9 age, half the price for
white persons
E NOTICE-Through Tickets be procured In Charleston
At the ocs Nor he railroad C'mp'n and In P'-
ersbug Al Of the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Co..
Norfolk the once Of the Norfolk Pete sburg Co., the
River Railroad Co and the Office OF John Dickson agent OF
e Line. Also from Nashville and points tout-
by Lynehbug and Charlottesville 70 AL the sPrinss
THOs. D0DAMEAD,
General supt, Va, Central Railroad
H,RNLS, M,soS A Co., Stage PrOPretors.
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RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD
ATTRACTIVE AND CHEAP ROUTE TO'OLD POINT
AND NORFOLK.

ATTRACTIVE AND CHEAP ROUTE tn OLD PUNT
AND NORFOLK.
Fare So, Meals Extra.
ON and after Monday, June llth Trslns Cf- Cz7zFlr
" will daily, except Sundays follows: - sHRlS
Regular passenger trains stopping only ~ Meadow Dispatch
and 1unsails on signal
VIII leave Richmond at A. Will leave White House At
P. NJ, daily except Sundays.
Accommodation Train, carrying Freight and Passenger will
leave the White House at SD, A NJ VIII leave Richmond at
1870, p. NJ, Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays.
The new and eommouous steamer West Point Capt O.
Rowe will leave White House, mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
at 81 NJ, landing only at West Point, Moodys Cap
pahosck Bge yorktown, Gloucester Point arriving In time
for Dinner Old Point at 3 p NJ and Norfolk At 81 +. NJ
Returning Point will leave Norfolk Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays at lO& NJ and Old Point AtllA NJ
Landing only above and arrive White House In time 10 con
meet with the cars, arriving in Richmond At S r. NJ
NO Bat landings will be made
Freight received Tu sdays Thursdays and Saturdays for only
ll8kPM je8O THOS SHARP supt
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NORFOLK OLD POINT COMFORT AND HAMPTON.

G EE sSEs2 80 -
VHROUGH In ~ hours TO Norfolk and In six hours TO Old
IL Point, from Richmond
The most comfortable and expeditions route between Rich
the place b. by the Richmond and Petersburg
Petersburg thence by the Norfolk and Petersburg ROAD
Norfolk and thence by steamers TO Old Point and Hampton
Leave Richmond at 9 p a., reach Norfolk at $780, and Old
Point at s:ij. r. NJ.
yided on the boat between Norfolk and Old Point.
Old Point the boat leaves at $780, A. M and connects
with the cars korf H. which leave At NJ reaching Rich
mond at passengers dining the boat while between Old
Point and Norfolk. ]. II. WYNNE,
ieil-t gupt r. and p X r.
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NAYLOR'S CAST STEEL.
WE have just received Of direct Importation large and
w complete assortment Of MAYORS and harha best cast
Steel consisting OF
square assorted from ~ to az inches
Octagon " Htolk
Round Machinery assorted from \ to ~ inehss
Double shear steel assorted ali siIes
Mil Pick cast steel
Patent Hammer steel
Granite Wedge Z" ."
To which speetfuy invite the attention Of Granite work
and purchasers generally For sale at lowest by
3 "a q. DOMAIN.
may1 Iron Front W. Block Governor Street.
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SOUTH-BTDE RAILROAD.
NANDAFTER MONDAY THE 22d AU-EI
" gust, the passenger Trains, will as follows: -
FROM PETERSBURG TO LYNCHBURG
Nall Train StGr daily al $50 NJ reaches Lynehburg Ala8s
Pm
Passenger Train Itas daily except Sundays, at e Il,
reaches LynehburE At128O A. N.
FROM LYNcHBURG TO PETERSBURG.
Mall Train daily II A. NJ reaches Petersburg
Trains starts daily, Sundays At lOBO
reaches Petersburg at $50 A. NJ
These with daily trains TO the SPRING, Knox
VILE Nashville Memphis, &C.. to New 0rleanA
~ the shortest and expeditions route 10 all pars
OF Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas and Texas
The City Train leaves Petersburg daily Sundays At
IA M and IL Noon City Point At $50 A. NJ and 1880 n
trains 70 and from all The steam packets when
H. D. BIRD,
AuM General Superintendent
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FROM IT. - u "'eet'' ~ N''''o''
Your Pills have had long trial IN my prlctcc ana
bo tbfr, n czt,rin as Of the best aptreuts have
ever found Their Alternative effect upon the liver makes
them an excellent remedy, when given In small doses or
b5tf,s dHs4Hftg and diIrrirH. Their sugar coating
makes them very acceptable and convenient Tor the use
OF women and children.
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uGgTI a BRADBURRY,S PIANO

WE CALL the attention o the ctiIens Of Rich 49,
w rnond, and Virginia, to our Piano Fortea which
We have placed with Mr. Carusi that their qualities Hm
in every respect may be tested by the side Of hell
famed Chickering's.
We warrant ali Pianos show high and as hume
rous testimonials any factory In the country All Of which can
be seen at Mr. CaruS Broad Street 3D. door from YIN
d.is- LIGHTE BRADBURY.
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assn RITNDS AND DOORS.

SAVING AND IVhNINu
yHE Oldest Establishment in Richmond where may be be hAe
The above articles perfection at the shortest notice
Being giving entire sataetion the sou
Its heretofore, the public patronage Having recently auuee
rave their work disdppOaent or delay Give me cali
,e9i-g Mills AAIBLER, Mayo street
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HECTOR DAVIS .uc,io,,


DIR. J. =. ROSE,
10 THy SICK AND AFFLICTED.
LIVERY INTELLIGENT AND THINKING
person uI know that remedies handed out for
he hand. Of Physician DR. Rosa
abosd long and diligently In an extensive practice Of medicine
performed the remarkable cures here and ELSEWHERE
DIR. J. 3. ROSES kXPECTORANT Or COUGH
For OOnsumpaor Cods cogghs AsbSma. Ss.ia0 of Blood
Bronchitis and al Disedees crbte Lungs.
hi, syrup having stood the test Of years experience
remedy for irritation or inflammation Lungs Throat or Brop-
CHA acknowledged by all to be remedy eneny superior 10
other known compounds used for the relief radical cure
Of Coughs and Consumption.
In compromising Cough Syrup general use the physician
ed from his knowledge the constitution parts Of
man 70 AVOID entirely The addition Of drugs that way
as cough to stop but also expected OF regularly educated
der may ay cough by his opium and squi olase Aud
anun antnony Iorpha and Wild cherry bark and be
Of the day have power 10 stop cough and the deuded victim
uei into ncurAble form or perhaps death DR.
prevent that Lion ofDiseses coSSuMProx Price so ma
DB. J. =. BOSE'S PAIN CUHER.-Thh po,aisr
and never ng remedy has alone ood the test ftr tva
TIE PAIN CURER cures Rheumatism.
THE PAIN CUhEh cures pAinsin .helnbG isiat, back
THE PAIN CURRR cures ohOIic pains ia the s.sn.ea,
THE PAIN CURRB seAld, Dams, spran, .ne,
THO PAIN CURER cures any pain Internally or eI,,r
nhLy, and should be kept In every family.
We shall only say to the afflicted, try the PAIN CURER
f gives you relief recommend; 70 Others II fails condemn
Remember It has come from n regular Physician.
DIR. J. y. hos. ~ DHSPEPGIC COMPOUND
the only sure cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint u
cent?.
Dyspepsia be known by cosyeness bechng up Of wind
sour stomach and sometimes darrhqa Of de bowe
headache nervous feelings cold feet wakefuness vaab
appetite II these symptoms are allowed TO long Wiiho
this medicine, (Which will always cure then oos debility
LUNGS, and predisposlon 10 consumption.
DR. j. ROSES BICHu COMPOUND. forAl
diseases the Kidneys and Bladder Price c The great do
nand for this article has others up something and
call Il Buehu Ask for Roses and take no other
AnDH. j. y. ROSES GENUINE MEDICINES
hAvehs written signature the Cork each bottle Take
withoutit
For sale By all respectable Druggists.
soldby WARSERL WARING, General Agent
ioT Broad Street, above oh,
rnnnA
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MULES, MULES AND HORSEs.-I have Tn
MI Just received dF0ot from Kentucky, choice S
And superior lot Of Stock. have MULES well suited 70
iron sss railroad purposes street and plantation all Of
Hh viii SELL exchange break and deliver In the city
" my usual accommodating terms 81 Davis Hutehson
te HdrdSR'S old stand.
aule-u EDWIN WALKER
Nh ha be IN rseP. Of fssh s0sk direct nom Keni.ekJ,
- r,anfh Fnoulre a ahova w.
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HARDWARE.

CLARKsON e ANDERSON,
No. log Main street, RIchmond, Virginia.
IMPORTERS Of HARDWARE, CUTLERY GUNS, Be-, have
i for sale
1000 dos POCKET Knives,
5000 Knives and Forks,
90 dos. Ivory Table and Dessert Knives,
100 Plated " Forks,
800 Shoe and Butcher Knives,
100 Rodgers, Wades and Butchers RAEon
50 Razor strops,
$50 Scissors and shears,
bOO0 Gross Gmet pointed Screws,
1900 doI. Butt Table, and other Hinges,
800 setH Bed and Furniture CAstors,
5000 dos Rim, Pad, Chest and Stock LockA
1tO gross Tea and Table spoons,
800 D Grinins Horse Shoe Nails,
300 kes hammered Horse Shoes,
20 tons Iron Axles
5000 Carriage and Plou Bolts &C., ko
they also Agents for Fairbanks Scales.
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AYERS
CATHARTIC
PIIIS.

Are you sick, feeble, and COM
planning? Arc you out Of order,
with your system deranged, and
YOUR feelings uncomfortable!
These symptoms are oiten the
prelude TO serious illness. Some
lit Of sickness Is creeping upon
YOU, and should Be ayerted by a
timely use OF the right remedy.
Take Ayers Pills, and cleanse
out the disOrdered humors-pu-
rify the blood, and let the fluids
move on unOhstructcd In health
again. They stimulate the fnne-
lions Of the body into vigorous
activity, purify the system from
the distractions which make
disease. A cold settles some
where in the body, and obstructs
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SUMMER sCHEDULE


NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
TTNHF ROANOKE Capt. Couch, having resumed her fFfR
trips again. the three steamships comprising Ills
~. Yog<TtiwN Capt Parrish. Isavlag Rlehuond
Ys-E every Tuesday afternoon st O'clock
me JANiEsrOwN capt skinner, every Friday Afternoon a.
me ROANOKE every M,nday morning Al The hour named In
En s issued By Tor The round trip for
ans meals and steloom ncudsdln this charge
Pssagc New York only go and no charge for meals and
Ts stspers 200 Al Norfolk going aad returning 90 laad and
''i slS P's''ns LUDLAN WATSON.
c,EruWFR ARRANGE uENT On g
- JANIS RIvEK FuR OLD POINT, PORTS 1911
NOJrH AND NORFOLK.-The steamers CLAN COVG aud Gus
us PICK have been pat In hst rate order ana VII run TO the
above places
M GLSN COVE Capt WIN. Carter vim leave n. wharf a.
Rocked regularly every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
or1ins a. O'CLOCK precisely, and furn each Alternate days
sx.sp sunday leaving the wharf % NORFOLK a. e same hour
O'Clock NJ, AL touch Al all the regular land ns on The Iivr
rs. CURTIS PACK Capt @ Grlri being neatly aited up
evening" O'Clock and rtu N, leaving The Ehar a. NoIvl
every SUNDAY evening ats O'Clock, alt regularly II h
DAY EsDAY evening 40 o'clock and return each AZ
ternate day 40 he hour, o'clock
Going doun the Curtis Peek viii touch a. City Point Wilcox
r.rn5rt grove Wharf Ola Point Portsmouth and Norfolk
Caraoa Wicoxs City Point and arrive a. Richmond about
O'clock. Monday morning
Passrs ts saturday trip, and return HeSt eveang meas
Plaz On regular trips ether boat to Ola Pola Portsmouth,
Or Norfolk e. Msasaa 70 any given On any boai-so cents
each
go 70. HAsEINs.
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CHICKERING PIANOS.

UHlUkEhlNG flANUD.
A INV and full supply Of these splendid lnStru- -,
IA ments have been received - .1 IIc.t
addition the beautiful Box de Nox, the Or
Action Grand have the Bou- ~ u
doir, beautiful Instrument Of an upright form.
The Chickering's have received IS rst prize medals All over re-
noWped competitors Institutions and fairs Of
Europe They have manufactured and sold more
Pianos than any factory In the world.
Prom Chickering's emanated the best and most permA
that brought the Piano 10 m present per
lection by the great capital they have Invested In mAnufAe
turing they sell fully y cent cheaper than
factory None OF their instruments leave the Eareroom
without having been fully inspected by the best artsil
this factory has than agency In city, 10
only be sold by the subscriber
The factory all Pianos sell Orders promptly AZ
tended 10.
Warerooms north side Of street. Sh and At HhbS
nSl9 HGTHL oARUsI, Sole Agent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-17
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