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the battery, and one going directly through the
ramparts. The fire was 80 hot that ali who
die of the battery.
Finally, at five mimi tes past eleven A NJ q,
an eleven iIch shell having pisrced the bomb
proof through ventilator and exploded in
side, near the magazine, the enemy gave MP
the fight and rsised over the ramparts q white
fsg. We Immediately ceased fire. General
Butler went into the inlet and landed at the
Fort, and demanded an unconditional surren-
der.
The following is from another corrospon.
dent of the N. Y. Herald, who was IN eye.
witness
OFF HATr8RAs ISLIT, II. C.,}
August %, 1851.
While the troops wore iardius and form.
ing under command Of Col. Weber, the Har
ries Lane, Monticello and Pawnee were
throwing shell in the woods to the right and
left Of them. and In their rear, to drive out
any Of the enemy that might he there. Moan
while the Minnesota and Wabash. the latter
having in tow tho Cumberland. steamed
down towards tho inlet, and took their post.
tons at long range. of from sand battery a.
a shell from her eleven inch gun forward,
which seemed to strike In or near the bat.
tory, thro wing up the sand In clouds, aud
afterwards bursting with terrific force,
with a detonation deeper and nearly a.
This was quickly followed by second and
third heavy gun. and the shells could be seen
bursting high above the battery, leaving =
white balfoon-like cloud Of smoke. and
sending their fragments like hail upon them
below. Immediately the Minnesota opened
nre, followed instantaneousiy by the Oumbsr-
land, the reports OF the guns following In q uick
SUI cession, and the shells exploding in, near,
and above the battery, till the atmosnhsre
was dense with snc he, and the battery itself
n,oaen from our view. With glass could
piainiy zee the white puts Of smoke that de-
noted the hursting shell at the battery and rs
the wind would sometimfs drif. away the
blue ven that obscured and covese cd the shirs
ana battery, we could see the she'll tearing
tnrouxa tns Iamparts OF the battery, and
bursting with terrific efract In it,
The kcenA presented while all tho frigatss
were pouring . scorching IRE OF shot aud
she'll upon the battery. was snch a. u seldom
witnessed. The lightning CLEAN Of the gans.
~ thsy hurled tho death.dealing ahat: the
sharp, heavy report Of the explosion; tho hnm
Of the sAsll and The Whix OF tkes followed
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GIVE UP That sword"

BvreqrPSt. we publish the follow Ing, "his"
originally appeared in the Richmond bh'P
hear that 1epn'ation Of fae ladies 81 r.
rfrs tn1eua waiting on GCRefa+ >t''f Ahi o.
u.4u4tas the sword ne received from az "F'tN
>.a'-. A. / Cannot so 20 Vsr~on, SHhf Won "a
f. lowing lines 20 the old ceuts ra. t"i l'E u."g
Hey act a. = perauader 60 p" tnSs A3n tFHth-
@,-'' to give up the sword II Won 'h'rk i'."
~ ,-fhv II Iicaton. !uFrT 'heHt ~ "a" u seH
ma. sIsakarh4tgaper ANiE"3NiA M"EHEE'
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are thoaa who deal In financial operations *
norant Of these facts. Al present IN" bnnos
Of the Tinted states ar" selling ~ me NV
yory< market n eighty five cents IN the dollar.
"a ff3t too when capital IS lying idle and
seeking 81 safe Investment Tho same honds,
b.g,re {ha separation oi the southern states,
seIe Mt one hundred and fifteen, showing q o.
,,rert.tion Ok thirty cents ia the dollar. " hat
hx<rau-ad Not want o. money. for
there IS au abundance there, anxianS!v seek
ttg = satr Investment. The difficulty Is the
want ct confidence In the security. The
f,,nniat men OF the North prefer 50 hold their
money aud do nothing with 1t, than 70 trust
a GOV eminent " nose sinking fortunes point
20 certain and inc yttable bankruptcy. On the
other hand look 80 the operations now going
on IN the Confederate states. Whilst our
people have no large smount OF surplus capi.
tai &c invest ia the bonds OF our Government,
thew man ttrst their conf 1puce IN the security
by promptly Offering - sell their cotton and
other products, aud receive payment Ia the
bonds and Treasury notes of the Confederat"
States Oar bankers, by their action, EXHIBIT
the same confidence; and, inueed, all parsons
in whatever business Of life engaged, press
forward. to manifest their FonhdA hcr III
our Government, and their puTFrs" a.
all hazard and tEdcr all t'TcHWs -
ee~, to stand by l.. with -Oth re
sources and such a spirit. no" ldie aho 4'.i' '
lnu= a." The SatU-2 glorious hoHsI naS % 80
deiudrd ana malignant |nemle-. 40" i",o
j.. that the yre7rtt ~aT Is wasting 4"-J "a.
,-..qu, and firatf OF the HItsa states, ana IL
d, l
y,a,,t }4uata 4 time. They boast 81 having
n me t,ric o,er tggo hundred thousand men,
If 30. !,l4 animal expense 81 their t'"f"Fh,
49, ...,uf,o, be- les than two hundred and
~ ,oTiltorz -! dollars and their receipts do
not a1rsr3 thirty millions year. a. Lhl'
rate tnpy are increasing their pub!lc ueoL -
lsqs, fvyo hundred millions per anh1tn. how
long WA their people consent 10 cohtnu-
an. atH var which u thus eXhaustinZ their
RESOURCES, destroying their buSiHes- and
covering their Government with deht aud
bankruptcy. and which has for its object no
ufgner motive than the ratification OF the
n,,sst malignant passions. As long Be- tney
hopad to conquer u mo SukJa-ion 10 their
,,,ii aud thus force u 20 return 20 the nlJu,
that they might cOntiLu" u feed and fatt"n
,luon our 81 -, lance, fReT" was Il pFaCtiChl ob-
i4ct 10 The war, but that deiUs.on J. fast pass
ir.rauay and when finally dIspei!ed bv The
array q our army ana the eNh!oiiIcn OF our
financial resources. We may look 10 an early
reale, our pre- p~r,ty and thel: ruin hree
very certain aud }.ell deserved results -
sfLt12 EfnIrT.
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81 ..........,$peciHi EotiCe..,,.......Es
$4,000 WORTH or
EIf3Cf - ~ IL u u Y q - . ID = Z.
At A " y = l. . " g /,
FOR CASH OILY.
TO CLOSE SIN ESS.
In cocAeQGence OF the general financial d5Ta nEe-
meGt through the country 80 M We deterInin cd
TO sell o 4 CIR superior and desirable stock Of
II + q . o ID ),
s. = GREAT sACRIRlCE. to close cGs!ness ~ soon
possible.
We offer this day, every article at PElhE
COST, from paper 6f n aedl6s Up TO in Q RICHEST
s[LKS brought 70 this country.
IN HOUSEKEEPING GOODS. orr stock Is ~ary
large a9d complete, consisting Of
Fable DAHASH,
lips1 SbEEFlHG,
pl!!ow-C Gaze LIN Ems,
TOWELS, HUCHLBACK. As., "a.
Splen i'd assortment Of
ELEGANT DRESS SILKS,
and All the latest styles of French and English
p y r G s,
for Ladies and ChtIdrep's Dresses for Spring
Winter nc Summer.
EMBa0lDERI2s,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, HDKFs.,
sHAWLS, CLOaES and MANTLEA,
SEIRTiNG6 ana SHEhTIS 6S,
FLANNELS and BLANKETS, Of sTsry dsasftp'
ton.
IRISH LINEys and DIAPERS.
BUEBAZINES and BLACK ALPACkE.
Large stock o. Goods fGf SERVANTS summer
and Winter Clothing.
DFs- Purchasers are Invited ~ call and sss foE
Themselves. a. y. FAhhtE q GO,
l&3 Main stTeet. Eagle square.
n. B.-An persons indebted to us, will please
sail ard settle their accounts without delay, So
longer indulgence Will pct De given.
nh SIS A y. T. : %.
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n L w ~ H. U u y T u h l.
ROBRRT W. POWERS.

W 70 "
III APoTHEcAar AND DsTGsIsr,
Begs leave TO inform his friends and ths public
that hs has taken and re- fitted In d new snd hand.
some style, the store formerly occupied ny j. g.
Wood, and more recently by c. =. Dawson Nc. As
corner Main and Wall streets, one door above the
81 Charles Hotel, Richmond, Va, and has insi
opened with Gn entirely new stock Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES. CHEMICALS, FANCY and
TOILET ARTICLES, PERfUMERT, 80,
Comprising every article usually kept In his line
selsetsd In person by himself, With especial refer
ability.
Physicians viii fnd his stock OF DRUGs,
CHEMICALS, STANDARD PHARMACEUTICAL
PREPARATIONS, SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS,
&c, very complete. embracing many new and de.
xtrable articles.
Prescriptions cArefally compounded At any hour
Of DAY or night.
~ orders promptly attended to.
90 g-,s R0BT W. PoWERS
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,
RlCanoSB- June 1. Is5l
NAVAL OFFICERS WITHIN THE CON

~ FEDERATE STATES, who are embraced BY,
and who desire to avail themselves OF, the provi
amend az act 20 provide tor the orgs nization of
the Navy approved May 20, 1861, will notify
this Department thereof on or before III Goth
instant
IN act 10 amend an art sropd. far the o,qan.atia
Of The Aars, 9gPTorsd idLca 10. 1854.
SEC. !. The Congress Of the Confederate States
OF America do enact, That the President be- and
he is hereby authorized to nominate, and by and
with the ad vice and consent of Congress- - ap-
point ali officers OF the Navy OF the United States
who have resigned, or may sreGfter resign their
commissions, on account of the recession OF any
or all of the Confederate States, and VINO may be
ut for active service, to the Same rank and posi-
tion in the Navy OF the Confederate : al which
they held IN that Of the United States: Provided,
however, That no offcsr shall be so Appointed
who may, 1T any time, have committed any act OF
hostility against tho Confederate States, or any
ssO 2 That tho President be authorized to as
sign officers of the Navy TO any duty connected
with the defence Of the country. ana suitable 10
their rank which he may deem proper.
SEC 5 That the President be authorized 10 APP
point six Assistant Paymasters of the Navy, each
10 receive salary OF one thousand dollars W hon
employed al sea, and seven hundred dollars when
net thur employed and all Pay masters Of the
Navy shall be taken rom the grade OF Assistant
Approved MAY 20, 1881. je 6--sodtill goth
IyOLDEN'> WINDOW SHADE DEPOT,
" $50 BROAD STREET
Having disposed of my old stock OF Shades at
auction, have Just opened q large and beautiful
assortment, all new styles:
ses Gold Border SHADES, only Scents, with ax-
CO.. Gold snd Velvet. q. 90. worth sa.oo;
%sc Gold and Velvet Centre, si.zsl very rich;
SEQ Light and Dark Landscapes, an cents only
40 large Gilt FRAN cd PARLOR PICTURES. dit
ferent scenery, a; the low price Of "a. oe. worth
Loco FiRg SCREENS, a. rs cents each;
800 WINDOW CoRNIGES, from rs cents TO es .eoi
kagiish, German and American OIL CLorHS. all
POI q lsp E;nj i. doLDEa. 40 Broad d.
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Il any one will auaiyze Ihe articles eubrac-
eel In the amount OF $50, s2G 2y9, belonging
alike 10 III" labor of the tree and slave States.
he VIII md that AT least one third is Justly
the product OF slave labor. We have, there
lore, The tact that out Of e3l6 100 clio of eX-
ports OF domestic industry, nearly $3.50 O00, 900
i inrnished by those States known as slave
States
Bearing in mind the fact-whch cannot he
questioned-that the imports Of country
must BE- pToportionate 10 its exports, and
that upon the amouut ofimpOrts depends the
amount Il re venue to be received we have
before US The most gratifying evidence of the
great hd vantage, III this respect, OF the Con
frderate over the United States In this
table, we have included all the slave States
though Kentucky. Missouri, Maryland and
Ieia"aie are not yet with US, and the gen
@rai result would not be- very materially va
Tlso IL thty never should come, as neither OF
them produce any considerable quantity OF
the great staple which gives such advantage
10 Tue south over the North
Ihe exports OF IA country are it's surplus
producl-, over and above its own cousumt-
u"h, ana which mud market Ia the other
countries OF the world. They cons tituce the
highest evidence Of the produ ctive powers OF
Acountry-its wealth and pros perity. II is
the basls of commercial greatness, and the
most crftht houIce OF revenue. The foregoing
hbls anu NJ ares she@ that the slave States
produce of these exports about $3.50 900 900
whilst the Northern States produce less thar
SIC 800, 900. II each section should import the
amount OF lis exports we could by IA duty OF q
per cent raise fifty millions OF revenue, whilst
IL would require on the part OF the United
States, duty oi over ssosnfy per cent. to
raise the same amount of revenue. With
these facts and figures before US, and taken,
too from the official records OF our boaslfu
enemy, We can afford TO read with compia.
cepcy their idle and extrayakant talk OF snps-
yior advantages in financial resources. Nor
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TRAVELLERS 90IDa.
,-~~ r,,ss,~<ss-assz-, VIRGINIA = %THA l.
49, 4ETsss~fzsg RAILROAD.

M.fiL 4Np pA&>E NGFR TRAINS.
GA and siter MONDAi, June Sd, leave Rich
ruond daily FIR Stsuttnu. LyuchEurE, Manassas
junction, and ali Intermediate stations, Al 6.lb A
NJ
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS
fVr stations west Ot Staunt0n. ..
TaOS. DODAMEAD,
10 It's General Superintendent.
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sIPE md MARINE RISKS T4kEN on FAVOR
ABLE TERMS.
90 cath, Health

90 Health, Health
BETTER THAN GoLDt
MISS MARY SCoFIEID, PkECEPTREss, No. cse
BALTIMORE SrREgF, BALTIMoRE--'' Truth s'rangs,
Chronic tu1smm2tory Rheumatism ia Its most
malignant form. She first contracted the disease
when two year, old, by being yscciuated With
matter from child that had the white swelling,
From this tims TO woman hood her suIeriRgs were
extrenIs-shs nevor had relief from pain until
cured by HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
an Extract from the Letter.
i often wish my parents had Known Of this
remedy when was a child, as | believe should
have bseu saved the eHcruciatin3 pain have
| must carry 70 the grave, and nay parents would
ret have been under such heavy expenses from
doctors bills and ia sendi1g me, they did, to
the celebrated Springs in England in search OF
health. l wlsh ali the afflicted world coIld soc
ms snd hear the benefits have derived from this
qnaintsd with its virtues with whom | come in
contact.
"Gentiemen, am Q thousand times Obliged to
yoa, AID you are At liberty to ny aau.e ana
al remain yours in gratitude,
MAEY A. SooFIELp.
mo. $50 West Baltimore street"
Rheumatism, Cough, Dyspepsia, Debility scro.
faia, Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back Sc, srs cured
FEMALES AND CHILDREN rINCrURy
will be couad great medicine for all their dis.
eases.
Call snd get Pamphlets, aud read many OF tina
most powerful possible certi 81 cures Of the
above diseases OF our own citizens,
Sold by PuRcELL, LADD Co. Richmond !;
gists IN Petersburg; BY MORTIMER 4 NOW.
BRAY. Baltimore; and by Druggists and shop.
ssspsss svsrywhsss. u per bottle SIX bottles.
w. - l-dAsWts
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MEDICAL HOSPITALS.

HOSPITAL OF rnE MEDICAL. COL
/ 1 LBGE OF VIRGINIA This Hospital erect.
than $2o ,09e, Is now completed, and open for the
reception OF patients. II ia admirably adapted oy
its plan for the accommodation OF the SICK, and Is
furnished with every convenience requlsits Iof
their comfort and successful treatment liz at
nation on Marshall street. est o. I'm li9neoi
ately adjacent TO the Medical College, while Ie
tired and airy, is at the same time central, and
convenient Of access from Ell parts Of the city.
The patients under the immediate charge Of
the Professors Of the College, twho make DAILY
ylsits,) assisted by 3 competent Resident fhysl-
Ali persons requiring Medical or Surgical treat
Inent are admitted, except the lESATB, and tE0Ss
laboring under SMALLPOX AND sRINFEcTIors
LYIsG-IS woAEE, both white and colored,
eeivs special care snd attention..
Iaelnding Board, Medical Attendance, &C.:
White patients .''.'ao per week,
And st the same rata for fractions of week.
For less than one week, 81 per day. mp 10 the
several neatly furnished PRIVATE Rooms have
bsen provided Tor those desiring separate accom-
! nOdatioIe The charge FOR these will vary IRON
~ 10 SIS per " eek.
For Surgical operations, zee ranging from Z?
% go Will be required, n addition 10 the above
sF 4b rta-ges payable on the renopoi Of the patient
limited number OF beds placed q: the dispose!
| CT Charitable Associations, at also per annum
payable semi annually, or at corresponding rate
| for Six mouths.
Patients conveyed to or from the Hospital In q
I
| p0ss. ,
! Citizens and strangers are invited 10 visit the
! Hoe pit&l, and i1s pect It's arrangements.
PIssldaIt-Dr. l.. 5. JOfSs>.
Attending Pbyaici2ns-Drs. TUChEH, CON-
| WAY, aud MCCAW. o
| Attending Sargsons-Drs. GIBSON, PRTlCO-
! DA&, ana WELLFORD. -
Resident Physicisr-Dr. ISAIAH Il. WHITE.
| steward-F. NJ. PARISH. ap Ely
I,ELLEVUGEu HpsPi 4i,t RICHMOND
| WHITE PArIENTs-ln wards, So per week, IL
| rooms, ~ to Aj5 week.
! sLAygsS5 per week. Less than week, II Per
| day; bat not TO exceed ss per week. Fractions
| over tbs hrst week IL cents per day,
No cctYG elcryes except for surs cal operations,
snd then an additional fee ranging from u 10 $2t
| will be charged. Bile pdyaps on The remorai y ta'
| patient y smallpox admitted.
! covered spring wagon will convey patients to
| and from the hospital when desired Orders may
be left at tbs Hos pita, at the office OF A Ia. Il Oh
| LADAY, l2th street, between Main and Gary.
| This subscriber, VINO has been connected " It'll
the institution since It's foundation, having taken
Il under his exclusive charge. aided by competent
| assistants, s0licits continuance OF the liberal
| patronage Of his friends and o. ths pubHs gaEe-
| rally.
Attending Physician and Surgeon,
| JAMES BOLTON, NJ. D.,
| Grace street, betw sen sth and atm,
| As5I8TAyEs:
| C. p BROCK, ND,
ganrsh Hill, cor. 2tth and Marshall SITS.
| w. w C0GGtN. M. D.,
! jsls-ly Resident Physieian.
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e. &C gMIsT,
~ 02ADTATg OF PHARMACY,
xK LATE LATDLEY j. ROBINSON
Han ag.G Fvfch Sfysets, Siga u the Red Mortar,
RICESOED, VA,
Manufacturer OF and Dealer in pure and reliable
MEDICINES, SCI sctad and prepared by himself,
expressly for physicians', plantation and family
use. All new and rare Remedies, pure Chemica s
and Ph2rmaceuticsls, Medicine thests, saddle
Bags, Surgeons Instruments, implements, &c
81 manufacturers prices.
Baudages Braces, Supporters, Trusses, London
Elastic and Laced Stockings.
Pertumery, Soaps, Brushes aud Combs, Of all
kinds; Fancy Goods Ppre sPice3y pure Whiis
Paints, Class, Dye Htufs snd Varnishes.
Prime Smoking aud Chewing Tobacco, genuine
Havana Cigars.
FiayOTiDg Extracts for Cooking, Cooking Wines
aud all other articles kept IN trst-class Drue
Store aud as good terms as similar articles Car
be pon.h for. either North or sonth. mh
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na a Is BLE W % as.
10 q 4 W. "A WIS,
htRSLE MdSON,
N2CHANiCs' lNSTJTTTE, 9Th GTRSeT
EICH MOFD. a..
k0GUaENTs, TOMBs,
HEAD PIECES,
hANTELs, FO1Ts, SO.
Ny First Premiums awarded by the Virginia
Agricultural Society s1d Mechanics ipstituts.
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~ military Compa cs' -
go wards "a GRTY MILITARY CAsLIMEREk,
= uyo Yards Sd sUPEEfINE &ILlTARf ChHoI-
NhkEs, 49,,
with other goods Tor MILITARY UNIFORMS -
Just received aud for sale a. the lowest net. c%sh
prices. .--r.r , -,c,-, ~
- p-ts Wal hlNS q FIChhh-''
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BFOA1 6tteet, buUCAOs n III.
10 -
FT. -y=>zss.ssxsz NUTtGE To EhE rJBLi'
60 NEW AID IMPORTANT A

60 49, NEW AID IMPORTANT Ak.
ANS EXPRESS coaPAN = Respectfully e.. aaaoaae,
10 the pubnc that they have arranged 20 run thetI
hxpress TWICE DAILY from NEW YORK, Pail
ADELfAiA and BALTIMORE 10 RIEhhpSD
thereby afoEding unusual facilities for obtaining
their irsg At End packages In the sboraes poas.Dl'
time.
Exprossss IsAvs Eew York 81 and o'slcei
p Expresses leave Philat lphia al a. NJ.
ard Il p. II. Expresses leave baltimore at &.7e
Il. and 4. 20 2. Il. arriving Ia Richmond at sse
sxpTsgses leave Richmond for New York, Phila
ceiphia aod Baltimore, and all points North A2e
W est, at s.se A. 81. and $50 7. NJ
Freight and packages sboult IL .ll cases os a
our otIss ONE HOuR before tls departure 81 tAs
Trains. ,., ,,.,,
TWICE DAILY, ut 80 A n, ASP. III
Tie Adams Express Company feel that they eau
guarantee 10 ihe pobiic eytItyt attention and sal
istacto1 IN all their inter With their oAeors
10 Richmond, and nothing will bs is.t uad0ae o.
their part TO meet the wants ui IN air customers
Freight and pack arEtvin g by the Express IRON
tho North at o'clock i. 81, viii bs delivered
Immediately, thereby giving 10 our customers az
advance OF twsive hours over our afrsnseFoopis
srEAMsg EXPRESSES, TO AND FRoN N2w
YORK, SEM W EgKLY. Frsights delivered Ia
HEAVY AND LIGHT FERIGRTs, PACKAGES
MONEY, BONDS, LEGAL DOCUMENTS &c, for
~srded with safety snd dispatch TO eli parts Of ia,
NOTES DRAFTS AND BILLS, with or without
Goods col. acted al all accessible POINTS Trough.
GU: tho United St&tss, sna prompt returns guaE4a-
tssd.
SLAVES forwarded by each OF ouf Exprssses IL
charge Of careful and reliable messengers.
TOBACCO &nd other samples esrriedlat unusual.
All frsights promptly called for ana delivers.
without extra charge
80 For further Information, please call =. on,
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY"
2nT-ts W II. TRgG0. sup't.
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IA CONNt-h'> " iitFt ..-........

fEMY AND O4A 81 I aE5 =. y A ASP
tn, WATFR|"G-fLhtG wiu br "pep Tor tho
reception ct visitors ou the -yFg fF MAY. u 15
s'fudtsi rH the !iar ana Ia fuit gI-w 81 the Viz
g.uiH nd Teuge- eu RAJ broad aIuIt bali o. mil a
from B0usack's sFprt, Ea-uoRe. Va, az ~ h{eh de-
pot an pHHiBth vii always be- ioHUd weiuuR,
on the atFtEl "a. tha tals, 10 convoy passengers
/" be >prinK-.
Those v bite aud Block SHIphug Waters hsva
81 set~d HgWeFuV5 CGT-@. The Whine Sulphur,
aggravated cases 81 dyspepsia, ssriou. affections
ci the liver, Kidneys, ana blzJh@f, general de-
b'lty. aBd especially diseases Vi loo noEvoUb ays-
ten, and those tlau4~e7 peculiar t. iam.le~. The
Eiagk >UIpnur ali siuds of diseases 81 the sIta,
aggravated taa7s Of tet;eI. and vtber corrap'ors
OF the etNiI.
Toe accommodations sre equal 10 any 20 be ttu7i
in tie moan siGs OF virginia. md tue t. Bib and
AiIbN % y 10 ni LGH moot stftefEC'.ry Chrattrr,
together with 8ue BAND uf MUSE, and erory
attraction usually f0gu3 al t-ejats Watering
Places 20 ali Of which X bes leave 70 ruiHt 20
the large number oI tCr.Ous v a. have AeEoi"i'Ie
vie ted the place.
BOARD will BE- reduced T. $50 per month TOR
Families Children ana servants hdlt price.
There Is also d TELEGRAPH OFFICE hare,
which communicates Ritn al parts ~ The south.
j. A. HEEFEbFIA6kK,
On pf t
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Agent FOR TIE sails OF tbs Goods rraurfastur-
cd ~ the CKENERAN WOODEN COMPANY, Of
RIcBxoSp, Va, va have now oa hand about 90.
600 ward c5 Fine, Plain &ad Fancy Sicgle and
Double mtlied CAS>IMERES aud CLOTHS. hs-
sides Ter Of FINE BLANKETS and GES TLK-
MEN HANLS-and are misunderstanding NJ the
rate OF ,Ggu rds per week; all Of " hich Of
Ter 10 the trade ~ fair price, and liberal torms
with entire confidence that tbs snteEpTlso Will
sSive . liberal support.
GRkESHAW & Co, Agents,
10 sd-jts Richmond, Va.
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From this day, until further notice, VS. shall
sell our goods caiy for CASH, or its e44ivAiant.
NV Is SAM /. II. PEiCS & co.