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The Placer herald., 1860-10-27
TO the Intemperate.

10 the 40C0mpccdIe.
NHE APPETITE FOR Liquor DESTROYED One Of
l. the beautiful properties possessed by Dr..
Webber's vgoratng Cordial is that it removes
all longing or taste for liquor. Many incbriates
have found that after il has renewed and strength
ened them, quieted their nerves it has caused
aversion to spirits. have seen it cure some of
the most frightful cases where delirium TcmtnS
has oct ally occurred.
1t is conscientiously offered in any of the fol-
lowing or similar diseases:
Fever and Ague, Chills,
Pains in the Limbs, J Oints, Body,
Nervousness, Weakness, LangOur,
DelIrium Tremens, Sea Sickness,
Constitutional Decline, from any case
Debility in Males or Females,
TOrpOr of the Natural Functions,
Liver, Bowels, Brain, &C.,
Habitual Constipation.
Dyspepsia, Low Spirits,
Loss of Appetite, Sleep, Memory.
no many the above may seem extravagant
l. praise of this concoctiOn, but if they could
see (as have) the many whom this has restored
to health. they would not be surprised nt any Ian.
guage used in its praise. To offer more certifi-
Gates is useless, at least lightly have already been
published, and only the thick headed sclf-wise
skeptic and unbelicyer can doubt that it is the
most blessed health restorer and strength giver
ever invented 10y man. 1t restores and perma-
nentIy invigoratcs the brokcn-down system. Nay.
more. it replaces natural weakness with strength.
The desponding it rcvivcs. the feeble it cndows
with vigor, and the cheerfuness and strength
which 1t restores or creates it also preserves To
the sickly wife it mparts that degree of vital
force necessary to the crOwni joy aud great OBJ
ject OF matrimony. TO the debiltatcd husband il
gives the nervous and muscular energy which
chsracterizes manhood. 1t can, indeed, be con
scentously recommended to all suffering. and
the proprietor REGRETS DEEPLY that it is neces-
m orIn
may become known. Sold highly concentrated
Price reduced to So, two for s5-large quart
bottles. Sold Ivy every respectable druggist in
California, and by Parkc & White San Francisco.
Eas-BEwARE OF CoUNTERFETTs! Buy only quart
bottles. See that the names OF r. Jones and ].
"ebber are blown in the glass and printed on the
top OF each outside label. and no other.
March 10th IS6O-6m
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SAN FRANCISCO.
J. 3. PAINTER,
(LATE o'MEARA PAISTERO
Dealer in
Type, Presses, Printing Natcrial, Paper,
Cards. and Printers stock, Generally.
1872 Clay Street. near Sansome.
SAN FRANCISCO.
December 18th. 1S59.--1y
METROPOLITAN HOTEL.

(LATE RASSETTE HOUSE,
SOUTHWEST COR. BUSH Il SANSOME SITS,
SIN FRANCISCO.
The Placer herald., 1860-10-27
s AN E0RDsa
CAThARTI.C &c PILLS,

COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable Extracts, and mt mn a..
GLASS CASES, Air Tight, and win -. =.
IN any climate. Assp
The Placer herald., 1860-10-27
Board of Superv

Probate Court.
Meets on the 4th Monday in each month.
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The Rev. Robert Schuyler, of
PetaIuma. saws:

NOR years both myself and brother have suffer-
L ed so from Dyspepsia. Weakness of and sour
Stomach, Indigestion and Flatulcnce, that life al
times was burden. We have used your Cordial
Cd cb ers Invig0ra Drar fc Iouroays.
and feel better than we have for years.
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Gov. Morgan and the Hotel kPepera.

The dinner that Gov. MoRGAN's Quarter
master General, Mr.. MITCHELL, OF Congress
Hall, was not permitted 10 eat with the Prince
of Wales, because he kept hotel, begins to
attract attention. All the other officers were
invited, except Gen. MITCHELL. The Repub-
lican Governor would not couutenance q.
Publican in the presence of Il Prince. The
fact that Gen. MITCHELL was a host in him
self ought to have recommended him even in
a military poiat Of view. The New York
Herald comments at large upon the exclusion
OF Gen. MITCHELL as a gratuiteus piece OF
hunkeyism on the part OF Gov. MORGAN
Hotel keepers (says the Hsrald) in the United
States are gentlemen, aud belong to an en-.
tireiy different class from the ho,el landlords
of England, who are for the most part uppeE
servants. 1t was unnecessary TO add that he
upper servants, officially, in the United SAFES
are not always gentlemen. or course, the OBJ
lection 10 have Gen. MITCHELL AT the dinner
did not come from the royal party, who. in
Ill their intercourse with American society.
have taken Americans literally upon their re-.
publican theory, and recognized no social dis
functions between any classes OF men.
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The Cave in Florida.

correspondent of the National InteH'genesr,
referring TO an alleged discovery of cave in
Florida in which was found n Latin inscrip-
ton certifying that it was inhabited or visited
by Europeans in the eleventh century, directs
The attention OF American antiquariaus to
Cardinal WIsRMAN's treatise on " The Con =
asxlon bettee,n Science and Rsreated Religion, -
in which that accomplished scholar and
areheologist states 1T as d fact, when speaking
OF the aborigines OF America that there are
manuscripts in the Vatican Library at Rome
which say that this continent was known to
missionaries OF the Eternal City in the ten tn
century, and concludes his remarks by asking
Inc question, WAC can enighten us on the
hublec,l The records found in the Danish
archives since the work OF Cardinal WIsrs.x
was written, prove that this contineo, NO.
known 10 the Mortimer before I, u,a. az
covered by COLUMBUS
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"a FAMILY CoMFORT.-If bread and meat are ne
cessaTy 10 human existence, pure ice is equally es
sentlal to human comfort. a dinner paTtJ or we'd
dina supper, without Ices, wOuId be IlttIe better
than sherry cGbbers = minus the wine. or egg
nog without eggs. For eleven years our towns
man, Mr.. b. WARDWELL, has been supplying the
CITY with the pGrest Northern Ice, as clear as q
cry stsl and as Geld as the zephyIs that ian the
North Pole and DURING all that time the floor OF
his buidinE has never been seen by mortal eye tlt
,esieIday morning. Luckily Tor him and IIs thou
sands of customers, a cargo OF t1co HNhdTsd t0aS
cow being stored away for public use, that the
SICK and he well, the non and the poor, the young
and the ola. can all set lce-pure spring water Ice
by applying to B. NAKDWELL's teanisters, or at
his ice house on Cary and Dock streets, between
l2:h ana 18th. Sc Ufders from the country prompt
" attended to- and the beat lcs packed and for
SarGed at the shortest notice.
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8PECIAE NOTICES.
L

HA- Bakers Premium Ritters.
HENaIco COUNTY, Dot. /, 1850
f. BAKgR, Fsq:
Dear SIr-My wife has been suffering wits Dys-
pepsla and Nervous Affection for several years,
during which time she was rs Ill as possible u ne
ave; all hopes of lie. by her rhvsician, as as
by her relatives and trends, were blasted. Finai.
". she commenced in small quantities, the use OF
course of eisht weeks, tny daily using them,) re-
stored her to perfect health. | am equally graft
was long suffering with the DiarIhr ,. attended
daily by an able physician. without giving nny re-
Hsl but the use of one bottle Of these In EST
MAPLE BIT TENS restored him entirely to
health and vigor. 1t is my firm opinion, snbstan-
tated ~ thai Of ny family physicians, that bh-
cine now before the public for the above men
toned diseases
Yours, n ost truly, Z. w. ]. QUARLRs.
These Bitters can be had of all the druggists IN
this city, and at every respectable Drug Store IN
the State. Orders filled promptly by addressing
l.. BAKER, Proprietor.
oC 30-ts Richmond, Va,
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EA BILL HEAD! BILL HEADS THE. largest
and most compiet assortment of RULED PA
PIERS, for BILL HEADS, of various cOlors-
blue, Whlte, Buff, Canary, PINK. and rurple-just
received at THIS OFFICE. Merchants and 9th,
ers in want, can rely on getting good article Of
Paper, and as cheap as they can be procured any
where. Cali ana sea specimens and prices. ltsl
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FASTING AND PRAYER,-~At the last meet.
ing OF the Tnskegee ALA Baptist Association
a resolution was unanimously adopted, sug-
eest Ing tbs fret Friday I'm November as a day
of fasiing and prayer, that God would pre-
seryeour country from The dangers that threat
nus,
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NJ PHoTCGRArHs AND AMBRoTYPEs IN every
style and size known in the art, can he had at
REEs' Mammoth Gallery, 145 Main street, Eagle
Square, equal IN quality, and as low III price as
,aey can be obtained in New York or elsewhere
Babes beautifully taken by RES instantaneous
u-ccs.s oc 30 81
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ssse DESIRABLE TRACT OF LAND
ss For SALE. CONTAINING 4SO ACRES.
-seNss EXCELLENr iMPR0VEMENTS AND
highest bidder. upon the premises. on TIL RS
DAY. the 18th day of November next, at Jennings
Ordinary. in NOttOway county, valuable TRACT
OF LAND, belonging to the estate of Nathan
Ward, decd. situated on the Richmond and Dan
vile Railroad. one mile from JennIn gs' Ordinary
Depot. The Improvements are very fine; the or
ch7rds Of apple, peach, rear and plum, are large,
and "a we'll selected aGy IN the State of VIr-
glnla. The cTop of wheat Eeeded Will hs charged
90 he purchaser.
FERM@.-S $3.50 IN cash; the balance on credit
of one two and three Years. interest aGd3d, bonds
and approved security, and title within cid until The
payment of the purchase mocey. Mt. Levlsee
who resides on the land. will show the premises to
GnV desirIng to view them.
Address, Petersburg.
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GAM FBEIL = FEJRAM,
Com'rs Of the Circuit Court of NottOway.
Oc 20-G6t NcWIds

K TGEl SAFE ua RENT-'Ihe nep brick
-. DIV ELLiNG now occupied by Daniel Hunt
sA-A Esq, on 9th, between Cary aHd Canal streets,
containing eleven rooms, a Iarge blthlng room
and coal cellar, and nj the modern improvements;
also. kitchen with four rooms, and double sta
bic, fronting on private alley Il feet wide. The
yard IS large and convenient. This IS one of the
most desirable dwellings the city, situated in a
vsry healthy and excellent eghbOFhood. Would
suite either medical man or merchant, being in
ter Minutes walk of the business portion Of the
city. Any person wishing TO purchase, do SO
much below cost. Information may be had of Mr.
HUNT, on the premises, or at nav office.
F.. 4. J. CLOPTON.
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sS ATTENTION, BELL AND EV-
ENa ERETT MEN OF HhNRiCO.-Mr. c.
q. GRISWOLD will address the citizens of Union
and Church Hills, at SPRINGFIELD HALL TO
NIGHT; at Ia O'clock. fevcral other speakers
expected.
Dr. MCGRUDER has been laboring under sore
tn oat for several days should his throat be well
enough, he will speak. oc S0--lt
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A PHILOSOPHER Hungry

The New York Express says 1t has seen =
letter from the philan thropic and philosophis
editor OF the New York Tttbnae, when he pub
lished the AS@ Yorker, soliciting subscribers in
Mississippi and in order 10 obtain them, prom
Using TO keep quiet upon offensive topics!
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naARlEE lH1E1I.A I.CI
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER 2s.
High Wafer ths, day Tuesday, * e'eloet.
A II RIVED

ARRIVED.
sas ndam fs Watson
Steamship CITY II Richmond, MITCHELL Phila-
delphia, mdhe. and passengers; e r. cih, ,,;n
mdze. and passengers b. 4 w. Curr!e.,
1seSr, MaishaIl' Chichester, New York. mdzs.,
Bark neruain, fmith, New York. in ballast.
Sehr. b. F Reeves, Cannon. New York, coal,
schr. D. +, W@lr, Buckloo, New York, coal. s,
7, Halves & Son; r sb
schr. John Larkin, Dennis Eastern Shore oats
;, sq9r: Laura Frances, Higgins Rookland' ice to
schr. Cornelius, Brindl,, New York, ice to
Enhr. Hannah Martin, Slate, Albany, lumber, P.
ScS1. Casper Koft, Shoe, Philadelphia coal
S,hr 4. Armstrong, Mathews, James River,
schr Elizabeth, Parsons, Philadelphia, coal, A.
schr Parliament, Johnson, New York, hay,
..schr. Emma Jane, Philips, Baltimore hay
Schr Courier, Wollord, Baltimore suano, lum-
schr D. II. French, Stiles, New York, railroad
iron, ]. X. Anderson
Sohr. VIM Spear, Jones, Baltimore, pig iron. j.
SehT. J. r Cake. Endicott, Ph.Iadolphia, coal,
SSh1 il; B, Eacomb, -, Philadelphia COAL
,!schr., Vasti Sharp, Haley, Philadelphia COAL
NlrC Roberts. o,,,,..
Schr Joseph Mash, Mathews, Philadelphia.
coal, c. b. Lipscomb. -,
Sloop T. l.. Watson, Roots, Eastern Shore, oats,
A MIlspaugh.
SAILED,
schr D. Herbert, Myers. FG5t Calhoun stone
Ship Hermlne, Capt. l.. Stricken. Tor Bremen,
with 1872 hhds. tobacco, BY Ed, VIM. de Voss ~ Co.
Bark Petrea. D. j. SturFes, master, for Liver
pool, TO Uacco, -four and cotton. by Chas. PalIner
RosToN, Oct 25 Ard, schrs. +. Smith, Freder-
lcksburg; l.. Dyer. Richmond; "; Gregory, 90.
lRY TELEGRAPH
HAMPTON ROADS, Oct. 29.-ATrved. SHIPS ia
media Brothers, 1U9 days from Callao; Reporter, IS
DAYS from do; Flying Dragon, Bakers Islands;
bark Gundela, Chinchas.
PAssESe Frs PER STEAMSHIP YORKTOWN, PAR
Abrams iss R i Robns a9'kS l. B. Bc Yer c
Floyd. ]. A. B,vyer, M. G. holderby: X. Port
lock- W. p Or filth. J. X. Munnls, Miss NJ. "
Metcslf, Sam Baptist, W. I. Drevry, Or. =
s. Evans, r. N. Ware, VIM. Bartlett aad lady, q.
B. Butler, II. P. Batter, /. r. Peck, J. Bartlett,
adv and child, Miss S. Caldwell, Mrs: Won Her
ringer, MISS Hannah Peck, Mrs NJ Siade, Miss
Gretter, Miss French, Miss Martin, James Scott,
2. Long, and II steerage.
Also f.om Norfolk, J. N. Prough, DIR. R. NJ Bid
good, J. W. Barrow, DR.. J. NJ. Jarvis, John y.
Robinson.
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MARRIED.

In James City county. Oct; 2ad: By the Rev. @;
C. Richardson, b; F. JONES, Of Richmond ana
Richardson, Esq.
On the 10Th inst, at the residence Of the brides
TRICE to Mrs VIRGINIA II, HARRIS, daugh-
ter Of Mr. Samuel G. Harris. all OF Louisa.
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IA. The First Regiment Hat.-This beau
tifuT style HAT has teen gotten up expressly by
the subscriber for the city retail trade. II can
only be had at BINF0RD,S HAT STORE "a
Main street The NATIONAL GUARD II At,
together with all the LATEST STYLES, can be
hal also at his establishment. -
F. BTNFORD,
&C Nlw Opposite Morris Bookstore.
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- .aANn neMNCRAriC RALLY

e%a GRAND DEMOCRATIC RALLY
sSNG AT I'll L BRECKENRIDGE AND
LANE HEADQ UARFERS, METROPOLITAN
HALL.-This (TUESDAYl evening, Oct. 30.h, at
Ia o clock, Gen. JAS. l.. KkMPEk, Of Madison,
AND LANE ASSOCIATION. The Democracy
and citizens OF Richmond are invited TO attend.
n. B.-Tho left hand gallery is reserved for la
dies. ILOS. L. CKUtPER, fTeBt
Nm LLOYD, Sec'y, &C 30-lt
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THE SEVENTH IxHIBITIoS

VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTIrrrrr,
Is now open in the spacious Hall on Oh -
rom 10 O'Clock A. NJ. 70 Z. NJ :. and from ire,
Visitors will find among the large and mia.
ing collection Of ourIoslhes the CRAM e''-
which HENRY CLAY was zoe ked tbs Z HARTrb1
and traders Of the Colony IF Virginia IN AZ efs
AUTOGRAPH of GEORGE III, Autographs Of 70, voc
Prince of Wales and suite; and IN the Nsrbosrn, ne
LORlC ENtiiNE, TYPE MAKING MAcutSSA-
and FANCY GLASS BLOWING ''H'
~ Col. THUs. J. EVANS will deliver q, -.
dress TONIGHT M J. b. Smith the IAass, ~ "a su-
First Regiment Band Will play f,voris "a a., as
his silver bugle. accompanied BIZ PROT Hewi,t W.
the piano. On WEDNESDAY, the 3lft The D "a
MUM List will be read. and the exhibition cin,a5
Concert every nIsht by SMITHS BAND
Admission, % cents. JAS. y. BROWNE
&C 25-ts CAN Tx Coum,tta.
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ioEoDAf EVENING. October a,h
rup Wi,t 1e performed the DRAINS ~ 'h'
4 n ID NJ A Ms DA 1; n
Carollns, with songs, NJ ISIS CAecftSr pnI ER.
MAJOR WIlsQn ............ Mr. esrxn y CHiNe,
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A. 1s6O-FallandW winter Goods .-1s6O. "a
GREAT RUSH FOR BARGAINS.
TREME NDOUS EXCIT f NJ N 2

Having received a fresh supply of all kinda of
DREsS GOODS, DOMESTICS, BOOTS and
SHOES. we are row enabled to SUIT everyone
who will favor US with call. As regards prizes,
we feel confident we cannot be beaten, az we have
bought some of the cheapest Goods ever DrouS ut
to this market.
Linen HDkFS. at 6i4c., worth l21ac.
BLANKETS Mt 81 per pair, cheap al IS.
BOS0HS at 121aC cheap at 25c.
Ladies' Morocco BOO FEES at 81 and s Is,
sold everywhere at n 80.
HOOP SKIRTS from 25c. up, .
And everything usually kept II q DRY GOODS
store, at prices guaranteed to pie asei, Country
merchants would do we'll to give us call and ex-
anime our stock. before purchasing elsewhere.
WERTHEIMER LOWENB BERG,
oc % I'm No. rs NJ ain street
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SERVANTS FoR HIRE & SALE

Tor : A l. Zone No. TOBACCO nov
l. MAKER, well known IN the city 0ns ~ y
female COOK. WASHER and IRONER. wi,ha.,
lncumbTanee. Any one IN want Of sucb s.rvan,.'
will call at GRADY'b JAIL, en- Carr street a.
bargain NAV he had. oc IN, 4,
E'UH iiihE-Fcr tins baance of m. yea,
L NEGRO MAN, from the country. ancp,t I'm,
to general work. Apply TO '1'4
oe 20 q ALFRED l.. HOLIDAY. 18th 81
A NO. CARPEATER FOR sALE.-w,
"a have for private sale, a likely NEGRONAN
30 years of age. who is No. / ChRPENTkRso nj
good MOI al character, and sold for NJ fault. VI
ApUly TO PULLIAM 4 co.
oc l8-ts Odd Fellows Hall, FraukIlps,
Tor HIRE For the balance of the year
MAN accustomed to waiting in the hon,a
driving, &c. Apply To K. CAUTHORS''
s. Is
CCek FOR sALE.-We have for sqlea,ogr,
~ NEGRO WOMAN, aged twenty Years HE .
an A No. Bread, Meat and Pastry Cook, and GOOD
Washer and ITor5T,
PCLLIAM r co Aucts,.
Sc 5-ts Odd Fellows Hall, Franklin 81.
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q A GRAND BALL !.

* Will be gwen a, sCHAD's Hall .,,p
tE street, on oad
LIZA THU RSDAY EVENING. Nov. Is, la,
"a Relreshno to ne had at the h.li' -" 100
@TlCkETS, admitting 4 ssntlam.n ,,1,
ladies', 81 THOS W GGi II u ansnd two
oc 303.+ uDtNp,
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= FIVE HARNESS AND SADDLE

IN HORSE FOR EALE.-For sale, foil
NEA size BAY HORSE. very handsome, well
broke to double single harness. and rides wei
under the saddle. AS the owner has no use fer
hlm. he will he sold for less than MS value. APP
ply at the office of
q, a. % ENnnIN APpERS0N
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ITANTED-A CO0K-I want Immediately for
w the balance Of the year. good COOK; white
or color ed-a colored WON an without lncumOrance
preferred Apply. from TO O'Clock in the morn
ing or from to 10 in the evening. at my residence,
on Franklin street, between 9th ana tn streets.
X. II. l.. TiGHF,
Franklin street, Above 7th.
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EA Dunlop, MonCure &Co ask the atien-
tion of dealers to their auction sale of SHO ES,
BOOTS, HATS and CAPS, at ii O'Clock. and
WINES and liz UORS, at IL O'Clock, THIS
MORNING, at their auction store.
rs Sale without regard to weather. Toe 30-lt
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"A HkADQ'RS HtSEkRFIELDI
80 CAFALRY, COMPANY B.



~ l. This Command will assemble in Man
chester. opposite the Town Han, on WEDNES-
DAY, Nov. 7th at o'ctock P. NJ r., punctually, for
the purpose OF gong into eneampment. with arms
and aocoutrements IL order for inspection.
IL. Each trooper will provide himsaif with ia
tlgue cap, oVeTcoat, shirts, pair drawers, pair
socks collars, towels, 3 blankets, curry comb
and brush
Hi. Trooper +. MATHEWS is hereby detail led as
Quartermaster, and will furnish proper baggage
wagon and four lanterns.
". Each trooper will be allowed to carry
small vace carpet bag, properly packed and
marked. which he will deliver TO the Quartermas-
ter
" No trooper will be permitted to go with the
company unless fully equipped.
vi. Troopers that have not gotten their sabres
wi! procure them in Manchester on the 9Th Nov,
before time of roll-cal.
VII. Helmets tor the company Will he ready at
the hat store of K. l.. DioE nson by the morning
of the 6th of November. Members viii procure
them before the hour of meeting on the TIA.
III. Troopers Will procure their dinners be fore
the hour of parade.
By command of Capt. W. D. BALL.
WALTER &. CLARKE, LIST Serg't.
Oc 30-TuFGTu 81
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WANTS.

w r. 8 HICKS, the Original AMERICAN
MAGICIAN and VENTRILNl UisT. respectfully
locsted in Richmond. Va, at WALL sTREtT
HOTEL, between Main and Franklin, snd e pre-
pared to teach a great variety OF SLl6Hf.OF
HAND TRICKS, such BLOW ing Fire and albion
from the Month the WONDERFUL Egg Bag. Linking
Kinxs, and numerous other tricks unnecessary TO
mention Come one and all and take lessons, and
learn the tricks which have astonlshed and puz-
zed the world.
p. She Also announces to the ladies' and gen
t.emen of Richmond and vicinity. that he - pre-
pared to teach a style of ORNAM ENTAIL FAINT
ING on glass. With oil colors, called Pearl PANT
ing Persons wishing to learn something for pas
time and amusement should call soon, as he ex-
poets TO remain IN tn . city but n short time.
Office. Wall street Hotel, door Nos
tr
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OSg- On Wednesday, oath, between the cor
l. neTs of 5th and Clay and Jackson and 4th sts,,
a larEe CAM 70 PIN. The dnder Will be Literally
rewarded by leaving 1t at the corner OF 5:h and
Clay streets. oc St.
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Sc S5-sm ''' i--'- JAMES KNOTS.
,TIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.-

Chartered By the LEGISLATURE Of Va.
CAPITAL :.---..- --......:-.- .Sl0o,0 g0.
MONEY received on deposit in sums of FIVE
DOLLARS and upwards on which interest at the
rate Of SIX per centum per Snnum IL paid for sums
remaining six months or longer; for shorter Pc
RODS, interest a: the rate of per centum.
The whole Joint stock bound for the deposits.
Deposits received and certificates Issued by the
Cashier, T. b. SrARKE. Al the store of T. B.
Spence, corner of Nam and Governor streets,
Richmond, Va,
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Corner Wall and Fraukln streets,
op 30-eod2w Dan Dickinson Fin r. Go -

81 TIT VALUABLE PROPERTY Ar
40 The CORNER OF BROAD and NINTH
STREET HOTEL" FOR sALE.-The above
property tor sale, and will if required, be dl-
vided. Il is fully regarded among the most vau-
able real estate on Brold street. Liberal credits
will be given, or, if preferred, City or State or
Bank Stocks will be siken IN payment, at par
The lot has front of l3l feet on Broad st, and
depth on 9th ST. of 100 feet to wide paved alley
The property, N It's present condition. pa more
than nett interest on $4,000. Apply 70
&C 30-6t GODDlN L APPERS0N.
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AMU5EM Mrn
NEW RICnMoN pr, r..

f fHHSSkf q "a MoxLEY. .Lsssses and Ma.
1. b pH n HnfnALhY 49,. Acting Wshsssrs
AibhiFs .'............... .Staz. MahaSsf
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After which, the new Dram.os
PEGGY GREES
Peggy, with three songs
MISS CAROLINE REGIME,
Dance. ..-.-.......Nis s Sum- p.r
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To conclude with the Drama Of N.
PASS WORD
Katherine, with songs and duett with b., tn
Miss CAs0LINR Rfru1~Ii,
IlonsIeoo =. - =. 80. .ldr. PErEk RcHIya
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-zaa NIESFEAL.-I have in nv store M
ES.E1.i2l8 Broad stre et. q ST. INWAY GRAND
iii II OVERSrRCNG PIANO. atrniy magn.h-
cent instrument, which viii take great pleasure
IN showing To the musical augteurs of the clty So
The instrument has been sold already and " n re-
main III my store but few DAYS.
h. MAJ t, Broad street.
oc % St. Oppo5its breeden n Fox