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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-06-13
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| A dairy negro entered n s,ationers
shOp, and with very consequential air
! inquired:
liab JON few quires of letter paper
of de very best rate, for gen,nan to
write hub letters on:
Yes, was the reply. How many will
you have?
fsPose. said he my stay at de spring
may be about Two or shree weeks. Give
me 'ifough quircs to write four letters.
The best lip salyc in alI the world is
KISS, but it must be usod with caution
or 1t prodnces an affection of the heart.
,SostherH Heral'iry-A suitable her
alazio device for j. Davis would be:
Two beams standant,
One beam crossaBt,
bnc rope pendant
Il sco"m{re al the end oni'
Too Bm.-Miss Betsy Pearl is fair.
fat and orsy, and unmarried. She man.
ages to obtain an honest and comforia-
bic living by keeping a small shop of
notions IN the lower Part of the city
She IS spruce old dame, and, among
other articles, vends spruce beer. One
evening customer called for glass of
the beverage, inqusriug at the same time
Ii 1t was new made beer.
No. exclaimed q naggish bystapder.
just as the worthy dame was about to
reply in the affirmative; L can assure
You it is old maid beer
The wag was seen suddenly to leave
the iadys premises with glass flying
after him.
Why is sale-bearer Nle a brick Law
er? Because he raises stories.
What resembles half cheese? The
other half.
"A factory proprietor posted up the fol.
lowing notices: al will admit no cigars
nor good-looking men within these walls.
One sets flame among the cotton, and
the other among my gals
Speaking of shaving said a pretty
girito an obdurate old bachelar, L should
think that pair ofhandsome eyes would
be the best mirror to shave by Yes,
many poor fellow has been SHARED by
them the wretch replied.
a Frenchman being about TO remove
his shop, his landlord inquired the rea-
SON. stating, at the same time, that it
was considered good stand for business.
The Frenchman replied with shrug of
the shoulder: %, yes, he's very good
stand for de business; by gar, me stand
all day, for nobody come to make me
move
Come here, my little lad, said an at
torney to little boy about nine years
old. "A case is between the devil and
the people. Which do you think will
be most likely to gain the action The
boy replied: Il guess it will be hard
squeeze; the people have the most IN on
ey, but the devil the most lawyers
A railroad conductor who wore "a long
roomv, white linen sack coat, with n stand
ing collar, aud bnttonea up to the chin. was
recently accosted by an old lady passenger
as follows; You are a pretty fellow, amt YOU?
You are the first conductor / ever seed a
g'vIne among the parsel ov decent wimn
folks in ''our $hHt-ta7 llan't you 'shamed
of yourself? He probably was. for he lett
that car quickly and unbuttoned the shirt
tail coat
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-06-13
THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS

ifsubscrbers order the dlscontinuance OF
their newspapers, tue publisher may continne
10 send them until all arrearages are paid.
IfsuDscribcrs neglect or refuse to take their
newspapers from the Office to which they are
directed, they are held responsible until they
nayc settled the bills and ordered them discon.
timed.
II subscribers move to other places without
Informing the publisher, and the hcncwspapersarc
sent to the former direction, they are held re-
snpuslGle.
The courts have decided that refusing to
take newspapers from the office, or removing,
an!lrlvinr them uncacd for, is prima facia
evidence ofintentional fraud.
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Germs oGt6c Gioi(iun C Ge(e0rnp6.

fWO DOLLARS per anuum, strictly in ad-
5aace-32.5O il not so paid, and $500 if not
paid within the year.
Those who expect to receive the CIVILIAN &
ratstRAr for $500 must pay invariably IN
ADVANCE.
- Scar in mind that no paper Will be dis
UnGnuel until all arrearages are paid.
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Rates of Advertising.

gcrtiuu--subsequen insertions % cents each
MI advertisements under , lines charged as q
square.
Business Cardsin the Directory, per annum
including subscription, So.
MONTHS. ONE TWO THEE srX TWELVE
one Square, % , 25 , so 90 10 00
Two squares > IS 90 90 9 90 IA 10
rhrec slrmres,3 80 90 I 40 II 90 Is OC
Four squares, / 30 6 90 8 90 ii 90 20 90
Qu4rter COL, 6 % 90 II 90 Is 90 80 00
LtrsarspIae for5hort periods, as per agree
mtnt.
Advertisements before Marriages and Deaths
70 cents per line for first insertion subsequent
insertions, ! cents per line. Nine words are
counted as line in advertising.
Mcrchtnts and others, advertising by the
rcar. will he charged ST. 90.
Procee lin g of meetings not OF general
character, charged at cents per liEe for each
insertion.
Yearly advertisers must coniinc theiradver-
,ising to their own business.
ALL Transient ADVERTISING, outside thecity
5fCumbcrlaud, cash in advance.
Persons ordering the insertion ofleGaladver-
iscnnnfs will be held responsible for payment
for the same when the time for which they were
ordered to be inserted shall have expired
IysoLvGST NOTICES, cash in advance
P,rgyr MEoiCiNEs. one halfin advance and
IT, balance in six months.
Al. Jon WoRG, cash.
The losses we have sustained compel MS 10
,dont this course. II will he strictly adhered
to In all cases and no advertisement from Il
distance will he inserted unless accompanied
hv the cash
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MEDICAL HOUSE,
II South Frederick ST.,
Baltimore, Maryland.

Established in order to afford Sound and Scien
tifc Medical Aid, and for the suppression
of QuackeTY.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-02-07

yARIET h.

The meanesr THE yet heard Of has just got years
Imprisonment IN Paris On pretense Of getting
change for half f-anc piece he got nine from
blind beggar In exchange for n button
An IMMENSE Observation-Disclosures dealers ut
Chicago estimate the whole wheat crop Of the United
States the present year 10 900 900 bushels the In
dian 900 900 900 bushels. the other grains
22O 900 900 bushels, and the potatoes 100
bushels making the whole yield Of breadstuifs and
Potatoes 400, 100000 bushels enough to feed 2OO
OOO.OO0 people
The fabulous unicorn has been found by n traveller
He says it exists in the interior Of Thibst in India
where IL IL well known the inhabitants. IL i the
same rs the unicorn OF the Scriptures, and Is
TONED by ancient writers. 1t is ad be about the
size Of the horse and extremely wild. Ii Is seldom,
feger. caught They have horn prCJectin out from
their forehead They in herds. and to be met
with the borders OF the Great Desert.
Treasure PoURrxG INTO NEw YoEK.-I need not
tell you how acceptable 20 our banks the unex-
ueetsiv large treasure remittance which the steamer
brought, which. together with the half million and
upward announced the day before - being on b.ard
the Europa, from England. and several remittances
from the South. contributed not little to the
strength cf their specie IL Is confident
y believed that, by the first Of January ensuing, the
ayzrey1te OF these reserves Will not fall short II
SIS. .OOO, ,OOO.--E j. Cor S- +. piper.
P,cTyIc TELEGRAPH-J H Ward director Of the
Western Union telegraph. has sailed from New York
fr California. % make arrangements for building the
California end of the line The materials have been
purchased and are now beng shipped at Boston Two
agents have already started across the plains the
more thoroughly % survey the The work will
be vigorously commenced in the spring IL i
pecte,f that the Pacific and Atlantic telegraph
veyiuz information between the Atlantic and Pacific
shores, in less than time, will soon be in opera
ton
QCAR,STISE--The term quarantine Is said TO be
derived from the Italian guGT1EfH, sguifying forty
Why forty DAYS fxei upon the period Of puri
fcat50n from disease know not. Some refer it TO
s medical origin. derisable from doctrine Of critical
dlys-the fcrterh day being regarded the point Of
separation between acute and chronic diseases
Others think il has It's origin in regard for the
rty lays OF Lent; aud still others attribute it
20 the Mosaic law. which appointed forty days for
cleansing the impurities of eprosy. This particular
tine seems t. have been followed in many quarantine
systems, ~ much from routine with any definite
Meaning. Il NAV De justly regarded n too long
Confinement where there has been only exposure TO
sa1 suspicion of di-ease-NoTth -fHsricG7 Rsrietr.
THE ClTIF- OT M,-stCHUsErTs-For convenient
reference publish below the population OF thirteen
Of the Iar-e~t places IN Massachusetts,, reported by
the Unitei States Census. Just completed Taunton
Is the only place in the list not under city govern
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4 WGRCH-

Jealer General Merchandise Iio Hawaii ships supplied
with rits the shortest notice. reasonable terms
Bills oI exchange wanted. l-tf
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ID. y. ELITNER.

D. y. EEITNER-
Confines his ai business the areIri building kaahura-
Chrauou-t.rs rated hy oisrTati1s q the sun and stars
accurately --t-.i % the
-1-Ilr. .s H1uallu. Particular attention given p hue
watch repairing aud 4uIlrat glasses 'eTei
ami aIjl-taf- Charts aud nautical instruments constantly
g- l,rt AMI ..- .sll. ++-tf
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IL. STANGENWAED. VI. D..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
BISHOP y CO.,

Bankers Uair- go tr uf " NIEy-'s Block.
E..iiuUalu street. Hul1.uig-
Draw Bills uf ENChaG-
N--s-s. GalSv-iL. NI>r-sv * Co. Nv York.
HFNET A. pIEE-E E-Q. Boston.
Nl-sSrs. MuEaAV. STJNE * Co. Francisco.
VIII receive lfs discount E.sciass business and
attend o crg---Ta... G. llZ-sf
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=. y. EMERSON.
w. y. ALDRIGH,

Importer and Dealer in General Merchaniis-; Commission
Sugar. Glasses and C1f-- and other
Island Produce. A--at for Lines AMI IIsrcALF Plan
Cuu--ruF-uts of al Sinis IL Island Produce
solicited. Orders Merchandise promptly attended 70.
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Dgxr1sTrY.-The rapid growth Of dentistry. and
the great improvements made in the supply OF artih-
Sial teeth, surprising Forty years ago, there
than twenty-five dentists IN the United
States but now It : et imateI tar there 5000;
within twenty years. the number Of teeth mauufac-
tlrei has increased from $50. 600 5,OOOOOO, and
the capital employed IN this branch Of industry y
wards Of 500 OOO besides consuming over - 800, 900
worth Of gold per
Or WrrLS-Since the discovery Of oil springs
the upper Allegheny river, in Yenango. Crawford,
Gli Warren counties Penn, At least three thousand
wells have been opened, Of which about one hundrei
yield literally. making aggregate OF elght or nIne
hundred barrels Of oil daily. least 25OoUO bar
reIs q year Of a value Of -, ,2jO, 900 The oil Is
el-iIy convertible into every form Of oil for specIhc
Uses refining with little loss This oil Is undoubtef-
y the associate Of COAL and drainage OF the car
bCnlceous mass of which coal l. made up IL is
found IN various parts Of the world and always IN
similar geological relation 70 coal deposits Kew
Howard MIcom states that IN Burmah there are iour
hundred oil wells n 4 space Cf twelve square miles,
which have been worked for ages without any failing,
each well yielding about four hundrei pounds dA!ty
o. oil and large quantities Of water
EyERGY-It j. astonishing how much may be ac-
eompIishei in self culture by the energetic and the
persevering who are careful TO avail themselves o.
Opportunities and up the fragments Of spare time
which the idle permit 20 waste Thus tergu-
son le.ruaI astronomy from the heavens while wrap
peI ia -heecssin on the highland hills Thus stone
learned mathematics while working as j0urneyman
glrIener-thus Drew studied the highest philosophy
IN the intervals Of cobbiiu- shoes-thus Miller taught
himself geology while working day laborer III q
quarry. By bringing their mind 70 bear upon knoTi-
eige ia irs various aspects and carefully using up
the very odds and ends If their time, men suc -
the-- iu the very humJlest circumstance reached
tie CHEST culture AMI acquired honorable disinc-
ton among their fe.lOwEen- II was one oi tie cnar
,tcerstic expressions Il ChattertOn, that God had
sent his creatures into the world Win arms ioug
enough reach anything, II they chose TO be at the
troubIe
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CASTLE ~ COOKE.

Isir;er~ auI whoal- -l Retail dealers iu General Ner
claii~. th- old stand. o tt- King and School
STREETS tii- i.~-a Church Also t.- store
formerly -.lF-5 {. II. Nicholson in kim street. ouTo
s:. she s-a-aasl- Chapel Agents for Dr. Jayues' Nyt
rfr.s lO5-ts
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Chandler Dealers iu Gsr-r, Merchandise sI Commits
sion Merchants. IIsr.-l,-. H. /
- clas-4I-.y .lI t- rIaF 0f every ---T iiH- li
rn-r-farI required 10 whale -il.i- and -tter--
ley advanced at th= lowest rt--=.
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THONIAS SPENCER.

ship Chandler Dealer General Merchandise and Commission
Merchant, Honolulu, Oahu. : L, keeps constantly on hand
every description Of goods
Gu.-rI ry wh4iesi.iI- and others.
ShIIu. furnished w;h all kinds Of groceries. provisions Sc
she notice the lowest market prices
- Money advanced for whalers bls at te lowest rates
lU5-tf
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TEE PACIFIC
COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER,
4. Published Every ThurSdny Morning.

tup1Ue-- '-Ear- O. - countries win = = 53 rarsr7
rtr - Arr=rs- T-tz- anil .rrrs. 4 F.-rrs-
i-r er- t-7f1 u '-"; ruL s--H All FaT-rs Ss-
-.Qtl fs- ui have T. r1-r.-a --ar1s- r- tr-
.ah prevent ary A-1a-l1 postage f-f- 2 G. --f ia
.t.5-f...r--y- F--l -.-sri'-- prefer a. CIR ave rr
,.i--r~ fsssa-Iel through tile H.Ea.iaa mails.
r.rrs ~ wH--s srrrrrr-vs--r- --rr rr .-r,-.--
transient lF-rt---1lss sfr-- i---ilaF Ier 10 ---
I'--I -4..-e..-.-- d.
r-.1--s -arls- f1t eyrr--- r-s r.-r a--lr1 - %
Zach al tilnai I.--.l ...--5p ca.
= Payable Away i- -lsas.--- II
rs avts- lt e-1 10 -- -rzce-l insert. q o.
zach -E--eIls-l- Insertion. .----..JJ -.
C,srrz-T ADvEErr-Es VII b. charged a. % 4. f1xz rate.
Tly=hi= a the e-lf % &c quarter
sI1t=-- Is-e-1 pr u1arte-
pr lrf11rrh - carlu pr rer.-..-...-.sI ~
1s--EsiT % c1i.-u. pr column. 80 o.
SHOE c1lElr- quarter 50
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Commercial Advertiser.
lFar ,he CoHm-r5.4l Advertiser
The GoodIy Angel.

The GnodIy Angel.
Gaaiiy Anr-, yak. tie Ear-h.
A1a every Eh-r- sssIz- r.,
T. trl-.4 L.--ways- its secret paths.
At zveHl-s tLal he-
Wh-rsv-r Ran ha. li sa1u.I ~ nal.
a ht1.-at.-u here's
Wterrrer beats tls human heart,
IT, Angel ,.lsh appear
Y; h- noy--h -h--- 20 slrrn is sen
An Eher= IS b-ari ~ -auzI
For s.ssi---iy. auI a0i>-i-s-iy.
Th.- Augsi tr-ari-.h rluEd-
lie =rees-ta al. AMI h---s=tl AL -
Aiss tl.= ra.h, IL pl.r.
The -tr1a-. ta- weak. the Lizh, tie I5=-
81 t~zzs,h a. ~ loar.
lie I-a.isth 90 ;I.- place q alrs
Ard balI-th 0u; trs tald-
Ths hsai q him ;l.zt -l.;-tl ta=r-,
To weak O. EasI th- HaaI-
90 . ih- L7rr~ = sllts s.Il.~
Ths Au1rry iu tii-ir ueeri
A1I thu shas. find tlI. An-sl god
E--=elhins q ee &c br-.-l-
o. O. tae hous- of -1iI- aaI shane,
wh-rs ..a arI s5rro~ rs-et.
Il ctaritJ'+ aud Iats's l1n.-r
lie p.-ai-.i. % thy fet-
NJ rsuerr1- itupul--s . sol.
AL -7-r-f~ss t7I-
That nan aat, rn.lI- - serve LIS EiaI.
Ar % this ANGEL dg--
II i~sl- uitt -.rrlte. q oil;
Art. r;rasiiuS mans distress,
Wth E.nl, tA.- haulel-ss Sazarine.
H- VAL e. -ae wilderness.
six thlus.nI ysars have eircled on,
Six tho 4saEt y-lr- n man.
since frs GI-ll the neither ~asid
His rii1rinas- teEau-
Yet b. nl5veta where no f1ru i seen
Ard where + heard sHuni
For vi-wi --Iy, AMI uoiseI---iy,
This Au-s! ireadeth round.
Looz ia~ard. nan Ioo- through al ssLfs
p,st NJ such Angel see.
Then - Thy lie, All 20 thy dark
Dead sCuI's eternity
nolllu, Feb Is6l. W. = Il
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!. 4. SPALDING,

mr.r-ar Commission Merchant Honolulu Oahu : J.
A-a-- t.- Twlug Cos islzc5a aud S4-i~c i-.-is
Pa.---s.
AGENT pug
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Fits MORGAN @. s. HATHAWAY. -
MORGAN. STONE l. co.,

Commission and Forwarding Merchants San Francisco Cal
References L. :. Hathaway Esq Messrs T. 4 A X Nye,
Perry New Bedford, Messrs. Grinnell Minurn
Co. York, John NJ. Forbes Esq, Boston, MessTs Per
Smith, New London, Daniel G. Waterman Esq. Hon
l-u
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i3OLLE. & Co.

Ship CHguiler- and Commission Merchants and Dealers in
General N-rchall.-- Iglaiul. Maui WhaI-rs fl; shed
with recruits the shortest notice in exchange fT goods
bills. 3+-tf
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II. W. SEVERANCE,
d.. &. NEATERNIA & co..
Ic-f,fJSSro< -TFgCIysNT~

.rl attention paid e iu-.r-- af .a Witms Fet hy
-f. furnishing funds. uur-a AMI sale - LNr'--. OIL
Bon General N-rchauii-a a.f -e peurls 1f Freight
REFERENCES
Slez--s. TSa.- IIg7yLAS1. Js-. . Co.. NaF B=.lari
" a. +. PgFE E-l- -1-
NIrgs.S. -rHSF $ Co. -L- Francisco
V-r-.g = ,T.er-rr DO lg5-t,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-11
= FOR VOLUNTEERS ~ ACTIVE

VNaCrICS FOR VOLUNTEERS IN ACTIVE
sERviCF-yu psrston and vi be published Immediately
A Manual Active Service compiled
fcsm the embracing al St Is
ia Treops active service By Col, W. II. RICHARDSON Jr
NEAgLY READY.
MANUAL FoR TROOPERS AND MOUNTED RIFIENEN =
attention important misry vo-k In
the course Of pucAtcn BY A. Norris pubHher
and boosse The book has been prepared By Col LueuS
nAys Of the Army tied Tna TRoFzS being
psaon ard abTgem-nt the d Or Mounted rfemen In ad
disn 10 uhlsh printed Ia full the skirRshe Drill for
Mounted Rnen by CaPa Marry which c0rrespe nden re-
4 -. - . nh--
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VERY CHEAP FOB TIE TIMES
50 pieces Of those splendid yard vIiaI, soni been
slightly wet, only l2& cents per yard
GOODS PO2 MILITARY ri
100 pcs Grey cAssreres and sai,
10 DO Blue Twin Flsnpel
200 Grey Hegno Shirts
40 pIs Blankets, &c. &c.
ALSO,
500 yds Of these cheap Cscoes Sill hind o. only 10 cents
yard with other goods all CT vheA Will he offered
very pces TO close the blockade prevents from
getting more supple; Z. present. ALfkfD uosEs,
myl5 ~ Main Street
rNDwOND,I DAVENPORT t"~-
Ia 0EfER FOR SALE:
500 casks "Hibbers" London Porter a.Rssa mooraaon
500 bus "St hans Salt, suitable 80 pssrs>s s-r and
porS,
300 ba.es Cloves,
100 cases "P =" Stick Eeorice,
800 Gunpowder and Black Teas 81 lnporta-
ton,
17O cases Preserved Ginger,
1000 pigs. Fire crackers
$50 kegs Super Carbonate Soda,
5000 lbs. Tonqus Besns,
80 tons Rock salt,
5000 bagI Manipulated Guano,
100 baskets H-idblck Wine,
lS0 doz sn Ruckets,
Pure Jamaica Rum
Madeira, Sherry and Pert Wine,
Hennessey Brandy,
ClAret Wine
Mace ard Pepper,
70 bbls. Vinegar,
Letter Paper,
Soap myq
IEu BBIS NJ / 8 MAJKEkEL AND POTOMAC HER
II tDC RING3 For sale by
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DANIC PRICES, IN EARNEST,
L ESALE and RETAIL.

ESRESA SUPPLY FAMILY GROCERIES.
10 irkins No. Goshen Butter
10 hbls Buckwhest Flour
~ bbls superine Extra and Family Hosr
Smoked and Picked Salmon
50 y bbis No. l N O. Roe Usrrlnu
s. pkgs No. MSckerel
IS bxs English Dairy, Pine Apple and Goshen Cheese
oAi Meal, Bye Floor, Gc, &c.
received for the lowest for cash. te
prompt customers, I: KIHNis co g Family Grocery,
roli Cd and Main Sts.
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OnA sBLS. FISH, comprising Cut Herrings, Grofs
I.OOO H.rrings Roe Herring Alesiye PotomOc Herrng
No. and kacEere shad Salmon and White Fish, In
q d for srie by tfol9l BRIDGFoRD co
gS "A BOXES ADAMANTINg CANDLES. Tor sale by
kSO m,2S wN. WALLACE SONS.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
CHANGE OF EOURS. ----.-
81 a

Be ::sa 8 W C sz;
ON and kFrER Monday June I'd,
" The Mail and Passenger Trains,
VIII leave RICHMOND DAILY at 6:l5 A NJ, for siaun
ton, aud all intermediate WAY Stations connecting
louisville, with be Orange and Alexandria Railroad Trains
Mana sas Junction and intermediate Stations Manassas
airs CO meet Eih the snatst Sap ksrosd for Wheeling
@nchesef Harpers Ferry, and ali stations the
Road and at Charlottesville With their trains for Lrnchbug
all points West and souhWest OF that place And every
day, viz Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday, for Jaor
River and stations West OF s'aunton.
Hsman Browns Stages connect with the train Staunon
on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and
days, Thursdays and saturdays, for Lexington.
Hsrman Mason and Copsny Stages with
on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday, hboro
5prns and at Jscksons River for the White Sulphur Springs
LeSisburg, &c.
RETURNING.
The Mall Train leaves Ja~ksons River Mondsy wednes
days and Pttays, at s:l5, p N. for stsunton.
jsl THOMAS D0DAMEAD,
General Superintendent
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Tsyx APPROVED REMEDY FOR
lSEE EGsJTak'EESfH.

~ UNS.-I have Of those hne German Cans hand and
N tHer them for sale at the old price. - o. CRAM,
nal No. 3 Exchange Block.
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OLD DOMINION INSURANCE COMPANY
~ Capital 100000
No AZ k1tn Sfrest, under 81 C4ares Hotel
This Company prepared 70 receive applications for 7RI
AND MARINE INSURANCE on favorable terms
DIRECTORS:
Cab. WORKMAN, John n. Gresncr,
John Endeu, Geo. 8. Palmer,
eanl. NJ. Price, WIN. z. Tripeu
+. Y. Ladd, 9. G. TardY,
Jno. Stewart Walker, Wn. Currfe,
Luther X. spIlnsp, Jas. R. orenshsv,
Peter Q. Wa! wick, John H. Willam.l
Jas. z. Ksnt Marx Dovney,
Horace P. Edmond, Thos. Jones,
Jas NJ. Talbot, Edwin A. Smith,
Grnn B. Davenport. 10 A. Paine,
Geo. W. YRncey, Ro T. Williams,
Jos. Brumme, VIM. p. Rssisnd
VIM. Brent, Henry Q. Csbel,
10. II. haurey, Geo. w. Royster.
IeAAo DAVENPORT, JR, President.
oBiF. woETHAs, sec'y. ma25-d
Life. Fire and Marine Insurance,
Richmond Fire Association.
o1ce No. I5s Main (Eorhesst corner Of 11th street)
Richmond, Va
CHARTERED 2eTH MARCH, 1887.
IyIIs old reliable Institution with Capital and
ngent carefully vested, continues Insure S!zyes
Build ngs. se Of every description,
Cargoes and Freight. sihe lowest current rates Losses
adjusted and paid with I'll possible despatch.
DIRECTORS.
David Currie, Robt n Burton,
Gas T. Workman, Freniis J. Raruas,
John VI. Claiborne, John HahAt.
John J. Wison, Thos A RaEt.
Alexander Garrett. Geo. GssthnsT.
Peter @. wArsick.
JoHs J. wusoS, Tress'r
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