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Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25

St. Joseph, June 81.
Dean SIR-In February last, after a
fight Of about thirteen years, the Repub-
lican party backed down from the WiImot
Proviso, and passed bills organizing Col
orado, Dacotah, and Nevada Territories,
WITHOUT any restriction on slavery. All
property, slaves included, now goes into
these Territories upon the same footing.
These bills, as you will see by consulting
the record, eeceived the entire vote Of
the Republican party, except, perhaps,
half a dozen Abolitionists, such as Love-
Joy, of illinois. Eli Thayer, of Mass,
was our leader in the session before the
last one, in defeating all the Territorial
bills, BECAUSE they contain the Wilmot
Proviso. A large portion of the Repub-
licans veted for the Constitutional Amend
ment passed at the last session, which
provides that the United States Constitu-
ton shall NEVER be so amended as to give
Congress the right TO interfere with slave
ry in the States, unless the proposition
should be made by a Slave State, and be
voted for by every Slave State in the
Union. Yours, in haste,
JAMES CRAIG.
Z. Nj. SAMUEL, Esq.
P. S.-You will remember that, with
more than twenty majority in the present
House Of Representatives, a large ma
jority in the Senate, The Supreme
Court with US, and Abe Lincoln without
power to form his Cabinet or pass an ap-
propriotion to draw his own salary, or do
anything to injure the South, our South
ern brethren abandoned their seats, and
left US in a hopeless minority. &c.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25

Rev. T. w. TIPToN, of Brownville,
l. was yesterday elected Chaplain of
~ LIST Nebraska regiment. We are
sathed 10 learn that a man of Mr.. TIP
- worth has been elevated to this i'm.
5@lant position IN u regiment, and can
eure the officers and soldiers that they
~ selected a BAR of high moral excel.
'Ce aud undoubted piety.-0maha Tel.
me Steamer Omaha is again
'Slng regular trips. The Hannibal and
Joseph Railroad IS in running order,
: through connection again established
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25
DEN,S CHEAP STORE.
Brownville, April, 4, 1851.
PARTICULARLY TO RANCHMEN.

I desire to say to RanChmen anywhere between the
Missouri river and Mountains, that my stock for whole
sailing to them is now Omplete-embracing everything
desirable or profitable to trade in, and at prices Uheard
Of cheap. Call or send your orders, which viii meet
with prompt attention. THEO HILL.
ErownviIle, April 25th, 1861.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25
CUSTOM WORK.

I have on hand a splendid assortment Of French Kip
and Calf skins for home manufacture, to order, on the
most reasonable terms. All work warranted or no pay
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25
Showing the entire city, and forminsa
COMPLETE BIRDS-EYE VIEW
Oxen Wanted.

The subscribers are DESTROYS OF buying three yoke %
good, heavy three four OF i've year-eld oxen. oue-thlrf
cash and balance cash in six months, OF payable ~
goods Ondelivery % Cattle.
Or we willtake Cattle on debts.
mss D.Jx4ETN $50.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25

@~A single bottle of SPALDING,S PREPARED
GLUE will save ten times its cost Annually
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25
Lime! I,ime!! Lime IT!

The undersigned whose kilns are situated nine miles
westOf BrownvilIe, on the road leading toFt. Kearncy,
keeps constantly on hand a very superior article Of
lime, to which he invites the attention Of those wish
ing The Lime will be delivered at thekiln or at any
other point in tbecOunty, asdesired.
Feb. 9. 1860 6m z. II. LONG
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25

To All Whom it May Concern.
All persons indebted to VIM. I DEN, either on
book account, or bynote, are hereby notified to call
and pay up on or before the 10th day of March 1861,
and thereby save themselves trouble and cost.
Brownville, Feb. 81 WIN. T.DEN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25
w A N D

Hides, Pelts and Furs, for which the highest pricesat
all times will be paid.
To be Brief,
If you wish to purchase goods on the most favorable
terms, or dispose Of your produce to the best possible
advantage. Be sure and call at
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25
LOCKWOOD MANUF'G CO.,
Observation-Disclosures

P. S.-The "UEi9n" goods are especially adapte
to the times.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-07-25

| Probate Court eff Ne
maha County, Ne
! braska TIE rritory,
| petition to sell Real
Estate.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-12-25
BETHEL ACADEMY
I. j. HOKNER, P,ineiDai.


VTNHE present Principal has had charoe or nj,
three sessions, and is grated to believe h enool
gwen entire satisfaction his patrons and Tho, ~ W mas
Is now permanently established He will strive =, ennoi
to"ruugn scholars, and 10 train bis pupils IN MAKE
sud"S habits; and his long experience in aoh;n ans
governing school justies the expectation that I INV
success full in his eHurts F'" ''a' he Will be
ine scn"oi Is located in healthy section of p,,.
county, among moral and refined peSpe so that soh
rality. P'hs 10 vice and immO-
me course of studies is designed to prena,e vonrr NAV
r colege and also to fit those who may pn ,na,t iI"
e ~ oo,ain the benefits of full cofleuiae curs E r
espeI'ao'e stations in life BY instructions in tbe ;
oranenes o sound English education. Tn a,tan has
a WIN tne greatest efficiency the classes will b f
III. anlp'e Time devoted to examination and lecprs ]
o every lesson and whilst the sysem, recam
hI experience will be strictly adhered to- the teYt
itst "u MODES OF instruction will be adapted TO The
hrsm.t OF knowledge in each of the several
La, a student will not be retained who bahtpuuv
any other species of mmoray " p'o'""e s"ea' ing OF
Parents or guardians will be advised of tho a....
ana progress OF their wards reoulurlv Mt ~
die ana close OF each tern-oflener if a
to require it. " ''anees seem
Two terms OF tweny-one weeks each comnose ,bo s,ho
iasuc year The Spring opens the I'd Monday in L.
uary. and the Fall term the I'd Monday in Julv - "
20 The price of board and tuition is sixtv dollar,
term. ' "''"
Elder J. E. MONTAGUE,)
j. F. NEAL
R. D. BUMPAsS, Trustees
ID. A. HARRIS,
n...e ,oe, W. II. LAWSON,
Deeemoer p 1901. 50-w4t*
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ID l e n

'n's CITY. on the 10th inst after lingering ;l,,
a HENRY Clay of Meekips and Martha So"ns
aeed years months and days. n' 00'0'nan
On the 18th November If Cav,
springs Va WM H. DRUxwaloHr in the n4, us sulphur
see caPt Harris Company, Gel Clarks I4,b hea MS
most excellent os;. of this noee young man
much time and and much PROMISE be had spent
ms Gay and generation He was young man If ns
cation and feeble health yet be went as nprn nne ean
Sc ana mat capacity until his The death Of
ana ms numerous friends yet we mourn nu no ho.s
nsxe nope for We feel that our loss is his
or We feel that be has discharged his duy to his m
EB Spirit of the Age please COPY. D. ~
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A New HDsPIrAL.-The State Of North Carolina
has leased the large and comfortable building lately
occupied by Messrs Riddle and McIlwaine as To-
bacco Factory, on Perry street, and is now having
it altered'an thoroughly repaired for hospital pur-
poses. 1t will be fixed up after the manner Of the
present hospital. and will be as COMPLETE in all it's
arrangements. It will be capable Of accommoda-
ting about two hundred and city patients. The
gallant old North State is mindful Of her sons, and
does not permit single one to suffer. She deserves
the highest honor aud credit for her commendabls
efforts in this respect Her military hospital here
is in the finest condition, and the patients are with
few exceptions, rapidly improving Pstsrsburg
Express.
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mARRIEn

En- nmasnngton. n: g, on the ll,h inst. bv H..
Of Etirss snrnas, Zone t seg
Of Mr.. John Taylor w. AAzioR' daughter
Inc happy couple were escorted six miles o..
os TWO companies Of Srus Cavalry commandsS ~ town
emcaent young officer, Capt Andrews icy Sy the
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-12-25
GREENSBORO FEMALE COLLEGE.

GREENBoRo, N. c.
TINE SPRING SESSION OF THE PRESENT TERM
y will open % I'd day Of January, 1862 The build
ing is large m6dious we'll ventilated with fireplace
in each rooD1d location is beahtul aud retired The
Ennllty e. re gentlemen and seven ladies. all ex.
nstruction systematic and thorough
yes for intellectual and moral cul-
tlfe pect liberal share of patronage
ever of the country.
SESSION or Five MONTHS.
Bid extra J Tuition in regular course,
$21iI no or Guitar, $50: use of instrument,
81 iii, $40 Drawing S. to $40; French,
T. NJ. JONES, Pres.
sd 1901 49-5t.
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UGH POINT FEMALE SEMINARY,

HIGH POINT, ". "
vGyHE SPRING SESSION. 1862, WILL BEGIN JAN hns
UARY IS, with the same corps of teachers that mas
gwen 80 general satisfaction heretofore The merl,s
the school, and the unasuay loo caargesfor board anu
ton, induce US to hope for liberal patronage.
CHARGES FOR 90 WEEKs.
Board, exclusive of Iigts $40; tn nn including ha"n
and French $40 70 SIS; Piano or GUAR, sao.
a. Terms: -! q
Forty dollars IN advance the remainder al tne coss
the session We furnish bos at peace prices I
but our stock Of stationery is exhausted r4pls
at any time charged only for The time they ren'AH'
ys Actress , .snrp NJ. Principal.
s n...r,s.r ,ol1ssrs y N1eA' 5O-wsipd: l.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-12-25

A STARTLING ASTRONOMICAL DlscovERY.-The
Forthcoming number of the American Journal Of
Science and Arts contains the record of very re-
markable discovery which has been made by emf
nent astronomers during the past year This dis
covery establishes the new and startling feature Of
the solar system, that there is at least one ring Of
meteoric formations, surrounding the sun, which
has regular revelation. The recurrence of the
meteoric display in August Of each year is explained
by the fact that the earth passes at that time.
through the ring and contact Of its formations with
our atmosphere renders them visible in combustion.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-12-25

n ~ Is reported in the Northern Journals a.,
lions. Andy johnson, Of TennesSea a'nals that the
.neIps OF Missouri, have declined takina 49, oohh s.
IN .ae congress Of the United States s,i seats
reta!n their respective commissions IL ,h to
service. ~'''ot'S IN the Federal
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GLEN ANNA FEMALE SEMINARY,
BROWNSVILLE, N. C.

vUlHE SPRING SESSION WILL COMMENCE JAN
u UARY LIST, 1851 English Course from IS to sla per
Session of q weeks Music and Other Branches as usual
Board. Washiao. Room and Full & per month. Each
young Lady will furnish her own Towels and Toilet soap;
and keep her room order Students will not be allowed
to make Store accounts Miss LINDSAY, the irnepal'
having been PRINCIPAL in one of the best Female Semlna-
ries 10 the State three years. Our Teachers are all South
ern by birth and education. o,.s p.,,
Address J. W. THOMAS, Pres.
rbom.sv;,,e N r nec q 1881. 49-w5tpd.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TINE SUBSCRIBERS, AT NOVEMBER TERN OF
the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions for the
ty of Nash. having qualified Administrators upon the
estate of Joshua Watson deceased hereby notify all per-
sons indebted said deceased to make immediate pay.
ment th,se having claims against said deceased pre-
sent them properly authenticated, within the time pre-
scrbed by law this notice will be plead in bar Of their
recovery.
HENRY G. WILLIAMS,)
B. d. MANN, AdmrS.
S. y. COOPER,
November "a, 1861. 4S-w5t
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TRINITY COLLEGE.

THE NEXT TERM WILL COMMENCE JAN. ?, 1852.
= The College is in full operation, with complete
thorough Collegiate education IVA
Whole expenses for ten months about sl6h
Address the undersigned at Trinity College, n c."
December 3, 1861. 4e-wtf
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THE UNIVERSITY OF UNDERGRADUATE
Chapel Hill.

Chapel Hill
TIME NEXT SESSION WILL BEGIN ON sAIoH-
This Institution situated in region remarkably hean
M and remote from the seat of has been in s
full operation since February 1895 AT no previous
have the and opportunities Of improvement 'ee"
great As they now are. ou,rN pros,t
90, Att.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-12-25

sh. ,.llnols sym,psthizes with the rebe,,;on
S oI have recently, it is said haoo near
vicinity. ''' 70 DC stationed in that.
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WARRENTON FEMALE COLLECE INsTI-

WILL BEGIN IT'S ADD SESSION TIE 9TH OF
January, prepared to give ample instruction in the
solid and ornamental branches at former prices
Board, washing, lights per 30 weeks, SOY 50
Address JULIUS WILCOX, Principal.
Dec Is, 1851. 5l-*wst
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EDGEWORTH FEMALE SEMINARY,

TIME NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTIl UTION WILL
l. commence on THURSDAY, January2d, 1862.
For further particulars apply 10 q
RICHARD STERLING, Principal
December II, 1851. 5l-w4t,
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low Whiskey Stills, Caps and Worms all complete and
in perfect ordercapacy Of each from 900 to 600 gallons
wish to employ competent DslilIer OF wh,skey 10
conduct the business None need apply but sober indus
trious men.
THOS J. PERSON.
Garysburg N. G., Dec. II, 1851. 81 w4pd.
a. The Wilmington Journal and Fayetteville Observer
will please copy three times each, and send bill j. p
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HUGHES ACADEMY

HUGHES ACADEMY.
THE SPRING SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
II situated four miles north of HIlsborough will COM
mence on the 9Th of JANUARY next and continue TWEEN
ty one weeks.
TUITION:
Classical Department, $25 90
English Department, Is 90
Board, including washing, room, fuel &C., at $47 50 to
e55 90 per session.
SAML. W. HUGHES, Principal
December II, 1851. 5l-w2tpd
Register will insert twice and send bill to S. W. H.
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Nifhmunh pispatth.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING. JUNE ss. lss,,
Twri,ten for the Richmeaa Disnstehl
Mar, Keep ,he sword.
~ cAKk4E catpvoap.

say. kser the swori waleh aace No ea~a.
kt.ksn 81 eur ttusi IN thee
TIE ~lAsi II trae, thA HI sds - keen~
False ~ taoo az IL cannot be.
gye Aasled thee a. our g'er.ons chiat;
with laurel wreaths sc eouoa tdE eF'"
Thy name hep thrilled stGm tongue - tongue
IN wa Spers tn>bea we cate u now
Ces. Keep til thy dy * day,
N mo tfhus ever tel 3,
~ = srrx. Iras~ure 81 &c possess sd
4 peoples ic9e, how lF,t to thae-
Tb~ mother wilt not hou her heed;
= = bare. her bosom to thee nv
RI n A. sh. Ssst EteE tail - " 0uri--
Il r. u1ora me eliat than thou.
An ere 10 II .tris'st the fstss hlow,
GhoH - ID 81 so1S of itts TAR land
Wi, r.s-, AID, 80 their &aser tutt,
Wal STAY rssh act OF ny hand.
~ ben in terror n Z shalt hear
gh. MErt u dee l. or vengeance cry.
knS f"-} r. y sEs. a.: :ay Grcsr cfime,
! ba. f.I- g!ou Thy ga ord and de
TAose sgsd cks I'll not repioaeh.
..lhuu2h Upor a irs tor = bT,w.
We e nokod 'sl-a reverence Ga ths-n once,
", a try AID Il Il rsFile 'hsfn row
Ia. ner trua sons and / So At"Fs pray.
rhAt ere igy 6av II recs n
T vs4S7&fa aFi IL ~ fes' thg p2ir
40 sDuw Thy tao her oncs tA9rs los
Ia. 80 =. - H. tssl.
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--i-- ----r-a'---'i---7-
....ayeCsGA AeSACs-
asn.oae WORTH or

$4,000 WORTH OF
sGXlE q a NJ - "a = q - O y -
a. ARD BEL0W @ OsTs
FOR CASH ONLY,
20 CLOSE 3USiE Res.
in eoasa1 ueacs o. the Pspsrsi financial tersnss
nsrt throughout toe country, 90 have de'0rInigeo
0 sell oE our sopeTfoE nd dssiEs ole eioek o.
u z Y & - . u =
: = GREAT SACRIFICE. 70 oiSss bnsinsss - soos
~ u3Ssiuts.
Va oeoF this Jay, sysEy article st pRia.
HES tgcught 20 Lhts c0Gr.ry.
Ia HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, our stosk is vSE;
GrGe sEd e2Irpi-.9y ooDe;etiEg Of
Table DkhAcE,
tt2en sbgnTlNG,
TOWELS, ECCKA3AOR, &C.. as.
Spianlf3 s~s0-tCaapJ CT
ELEGANT GRSSs SILKS,
and sill tie latest styIes OF Franch ana EpgliEh
y 4 3 = @ $
for I.sAi a. Asd GEii3rSas Dresses f9g Spytrg
winter and Gurr1es.
EMBRO!DRRIEs,
S0Ef -Ey, GLOVES, HDEhS-.
8EAW La, GI.OAHE and dA3rAEs,
EEiRTiNGs and ShE2fIGG S
FLANEEIs ard BLANKETS. otesyery GszsE1D
tor.
IRISH LIHEEs aad DIAPERS.
RlMBAZIEEB and BLACh ALPACA.
Large stock Of Goods for eGhVAHTb' EuUZRa
ma Winter Clothing.
;kenselyes A. h. PACKER & CO.,
1913 Main street, Eagle 6QasTs.
e. S.-AH rersons indebted 20 US, VI please
szli and ssttls tneif accounts without datAs, "a
'0 %h 7 SIS Is '-'' - --'' " A. < P. go.
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W. ROEER~ ". POWERS,

- - = - y a. Q :. . z . q e.
@1p - -
W. ROEER- W F0YER2,
ksA kP0TEscAsT AID II GUoa1s%,
BoRs leave 30 Inform bis fTieDJs ana tbs 71bais
thai la mss taken and Ia att sd IL q and hand
some style, tho store formerly occupied By ) Il
Wood, and moro Iscently by C. s. Dawson, No. G,
eoTasz Aa;a and Wan streets. enc door shove the
ST. Charles R0tsl, Eicha0Gd, Va. and Aas tus
opened with ar entirely new stock ~
CRUgs MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, P4ECT and
TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUMERE, &c,
Comprising every article usually kept In his line
sssctsd IA person by hiRself, WITH especial reler
encs 80 tAair freshness, parity, saa entire ssi
ability.
PaYsielena viii snd he stock 81 Drugs
CHEMICALS, STANDARD PHARMACEUTICAL
PREPARATIONS, sUPGiCAL INSTRUMENTS
60, yery complete, embracing many rev ind de
siyab:e articles.
Prescriptions carefully sompourasd =. any hcuI
Of day tight.
- Ordors promptly attended 10.
0s So GORT w FOwRES
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l. hhAUQ'hS aAhNLAAD VULu / cn,i4ot
81 ~ VIRGINIA, May I'd, 1881.
r
EXECUTIYE DaPA

EA1 1T z UaEA 4 II IN L,
RICBxoSD, "a Eune e. 1851
TIE DUTIES EVOLVED IN SUPPLY.
I ING lha tra0P5 &c the field with Small arms,
Eield Artil arv. and Ammunition thsr.Sor requi =
!TS division CT Labor, the following der is is-
-ued:
The Colonel Of Ordnance Of Virgins Will con
tRue 10 attead 80 the i5sCa OF arms both Artl!Ie-
~ SEd Small Arms. heloG S;nS this Ss.- and 10
che ma rfacturo of Field carriages snd Ca!sso1a
This making mp Of al kinds - ahllnuQiCOn, In
ending the mepufactUre Percussion '2pa and
he is-aiaR OF the sane, VII! &c attended 60 ~
he Orcnance Department "f the southern Cor
fe6eIacy. lUr = uion purpose 50 much at the Am
flCGiLIUn * now hand 81 the ArZQoFy, and the
present accommodation for furthe. manpiactUTe
# Ammu alton SIS Ia now appropriated tor that
puTp0.s by this state, pc S1rned over TO the Con
tedsrate authorities during the Continuance Of
rs wtr
The Colonel OF Ordnance OF virginia will make
the necessary Arrangements 70 carry 0ut the lore
sOlaE order. JOHN LETCEER.
iP I5-1s
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CHAN Gerry NOTICES

rKTY OF RICHMOND, 10 witI-At Rnles
~ held In the Ct.rs' Office OF the Court Of hasE-
ings for the said city, on Monday, thu Sd dsy OF
June, 1891:
Richard L.. Thomas. .....................tltE
willie Il. Woody, Richard l. Brown Martha
Jehn Day, Henry o. Middleton. the her
sunais representative OF Jno htTader dec d; :.
Geo w. Abel, c. 2. Mckenzie, - Miller,
and - Ropp, partners pnder tins firm and r
ssy!e OF Miller Il kop' J Lorenu and -
Loreutz partners under the firm and yls % ! :
J. Loren z & son. l. L"uden, - tawkes, x
and - Bartlett, par'ner underth the firm aud
style Of fawkes& eartlstt; and VIM Harlen
s0as.!,aas called william HOllsn....Defts j
The Cbae: Of THIS salt H. 10 enforce the sale OF
certain slaves conveyed By The defendant, Willis
by deed of trust dated tue "a day OF October SAB
to saeure the payment OF certain debts therein
spec ned, aud to apppint new trnet-e Ia said
decd. ALI sEit having been made that the de-
PENDANT Willis H. Woodley is not a resident Of
tbs state OF Virginia, he Is hereby required 10
appear IN the said Clerks otnce, within one month
seer due publication hereof, and do what may
be- necessary to protect his interests.
Copy-Teste
"a -Isw.w Ro. HOWARD, CIa.
quay OFF hiCHMOND, 10 wi,,~At kais-
~ hold in the Clerks Onics Of the Court OF Hast-
inss ios the said city, on Monday, the srd day OF
The Richmond York Rivsr Railroad
FConpsay 1890. ..-..PtnB Tx CAax
The United States Of America Dfs
And ON En- attachment returned executed.
The object OF this suit IN 10 recover again the
defendants dam ga. which damsg.s are laid In
Wit having been made tina. the said ni,ed statss
of AmesicA are not Iesidsn's OF the state of Vir-
gtnia, thsy are hereby required 10 appear 10 the
pabiiealioa hereof, and az VIVA. may be nsessss
ysa pIs,ss, their interest nd tHSyygEss.. r.,
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2PE2Sa TRADE,
1sA = TOO
hats, CAPS. AND sTGAw GOODS.

HATS, UAFe, AND STGAW GOODS.
eOBERT L. nTCKTNs0S,
tsresessor 20 pinford, Dickinson q wslsiSsy,.
No rs Eain Street, EichnOnd. Va,
Has open and IN store fall and complete stoek o.
HATS, GAPS, aad STRAW GOODS, OF the issesl
ard nlost fashionable styles which will be sold
Wholesale and k--Aii, Ga the 2oss favorable.
terms.
The attention OF merchants Ia most respectfully
soiioitsd 10 call and examine for themselves.
MILIf AEI HATS and CAPS made to order
tha shortest notice.
CASH purchasers win fnd IL to thsiy interest," &c
sAll and examine nv stock before Do RELEASING.
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"a RED SULPHUR sPKiNGs,
49, y MONROE COUNTY, va.

liz celebrsted watering place Is now open foi
the reception Of Visitors and their gccommota
hen q the Il CON tortabls manner, all arrange
tne1ts having been mads with that view.
Ser tL8 peculiar properties 9t the water, We
roioT 10 the different works on the Virginia
~qri4S9, end P&mPhiet By Dr. VIZ. bCkKB, a
copy oE - hich Will DO mall 81 to order
The RED SULPHUR Is situated ia a perfectly
-aie location Ia he mountains, s3 miles from Pub
liz ,d5wbera) Depot, on the Turnpike Road tt
salt, and white Sulphur, and sweet and RED
>w5et Spins5 with al which places, IL will bs IL
daily Communication, by regular Inca o. [osr
norge coaches. A. DUNLAP,
10 lin Il CAMPBELL.
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Il ATS GAZE, *.
AgklHG TRADE. sAs:s
EILETT 4 WETSTGEP,

- q - 4 a q ~ - q = Z y = y
AAEURACTURERS AND WHOLESALE
DSALERS IN HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS
Nc. leT Nam 81, opposite A;Eohagsge Bans, RaAj
Esve ready, and now Offering 10 the TasF
chants of FtrginIs, 0rth Carolina, aud Tonnes
see at prices TO suit the times complete stocx Of
SPEISu and SUMMER GOODS, which for varlet.
AM atyle cannot be exseiad, Buyers VIII do
vel! TO give az call before Pc rchssing elsewhe
nah - EI,I3TT T1IsIGPR
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ION HINExFor the balance OF the year. {
j. WOMAN, accustomed " COOKING, WASH
ieo .aa IRONING. Appiyb :. oAuTeoRn.
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= RAtM ALtnl spnINHA.

4 BAth ALtM sPALN&s.
TGEAH FLkgIEI ,
100 ! 10 ullss from MilIb0ro' DspoI, virgins
Central Railroad
70 FAMILIES AND IEDIVTDUALs WHO
WISH 4 QUiEr AND PHEASANT SUMMER RE.
fRBAT.-The place will be well kept ana with
special Tste-a asa 20 the comfort CT families
B0ARp-$lJ per week for TWO weeks, and fol
IL time over tEo weeks, 81 per day. Children
and servants h&If price
n abundance Of lCk on hand.
JAMES P. WOOD,
Il e I'm EnparitsudeEL
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-R- sDTTfE.-PAssAag 10 F0as-I
E&4xxz{HPOWHAT and TAaFSTotS+
11sS and to DROVE and hfDEg WhaT7.
PAIL .--iAs steamer CURTIS FSC5, Csps )
II. FAEENAF, VIII, for the recommendation a !,
th0ss wishing 10 visit friends aistlonet AZ sa~ -
tbs aboFe places, ga also those 81 Tillfsmsbyss
and forStown,L leave :ns wharf a. Rockets Z :
o'clock, toaeh st CITY Point by o'olcck Pr.
Powhataa By 10 O'Clock, Jsmesaown II o alo<s
III. EbTU RAfNd-Etll leave stone Wharf A. :.
clock, Grove at q o'clock, ard. touching d al
the gaisT w haFves, both going and retufutr y
arrive A. Richmond about = O'clock p "
Passage for tn trip 20 Stone Wharf and rstrva "a
Meals extra, 80 cts. each
81 The above schedule Will be commenced = n
MON DAY. 2sta Jaae. K. @. HAAKISk