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N. C. MILITARY INSTITUTE
CHARLOTTE, n. e..

CHARLOTTE n. &.
ME 4th SESSION OF THIS INSTI.
l. UfipN will begin on the Is, ~ lrch.
Applicants viii be received at any ti,uc, but
The beginning OF the session is tns most
suitable period.
FACU ULTY.
MAJ. ID. II. HILL, Late Brcyct.Majur u. $.
Army.
Assisted by two graduates of the West
Point, Two oi the Virginia Military Ius,i-
tate, "hd one OF the University of Virginia.
ERMS
SO i6s per month, TO include evary thng
.Acepl under clothing.
Feu. 20, lo6l-2-3n.
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The FLOATING Battery"

q. A Charleston correspondent of1he Soptl,
fAsroIn'an, writing uoder late date, says:
The "noatiag battery" IL almost compIe.
tsd Il Is expected that it will be ready for
use dnfing this or NEXT week. II Is thirty
feet 10 height--contains an upper and low.
or dset& fho breast work in front forms
mn angl@0i about 2o~ WITH the horIxon,
and viii " covered with railroad IRON
-Four csono0, sixty-four pounders, viii. be
PLACED anca euch deck, and . company or
~ \aEtiliery and infantry viii
=. good authority that Il
pdsr tho beIeaguered
~ the Major (Ander-
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The MILITARY Election.

The following is the result of the !ate
election for the field officers Of the regimen.
Of volunteers raised In this Brigade
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Notice.
About Money and Kindred Matters.

A Ill PERSONS VINO Purchased prop.
IA eriy ut the Estate Sale Of rhomas
Cureton, deceased, are notified that the par.
ties In interest, desire the money. Cali be-
fore Thursday Of Return week and see
ABOUT the matter. mold bonds of otncr
Estates, tnai the parties interested say ulus,
be paid, Money is scarce, but much may
DC dune by making "turG rounds" wI,l
Ihose who are pressing me.
JAS. ii. WlriiERSPOUN,
{. h L. ID.
Feb. lS, loGi.-2-2t p fSi 20.
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FAvoRs.--Mr William Mex. Mittug, re-
Gently returned from Charleston, has our
thanks for the Courier and Mercury in ad =
vance ofthe mail -
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SHERIFF SALES.

DS virtue al sundy wri,s Of Ii fa Ia Tue
ID directed, will sell before the Court
tfouse door nl Lancaster on the first Non.
day In March next, within Ne lega.
houfs of sale the following per seexi psep.
erty, To wit:
One sorreli horse, one Cow and fsA'f, ami
one Buggy aud harness Levied 6n rad 10
be so!d as the property oi Sanuei A Burns,
at the suit Of rs J Hancock
Also, one grey Mule. Levied on and to
be sold Us the property OF Jacob Carues, at
lhe suit Of John Clyturn.
Also, one sorrell horsc Levied on and
20 be- sold as the property Of W X CaaGHemf
ut the suit Of Mbgiil u iieath
h. HANCOCK, ). l. D. /
Conditions cash, &u.
Feb. IA, 1861. pf 81 Is each.
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ssS Saturday, the I'd of March. is Re.
turn Day for this District
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Notice.

NiiE SU&sCkiBsa viii sell on ,the !
J hondsy in slascb, (sale dsyl at u
Court House, n number OF Sseop&, band,
Buggies OF various descriptiones IN yspal
cd aud newly painted. Also os6 ro<su.
handed four seat Kockaway.
Terms, note payable ist Jaf,. ~, ~
interest from day OF sale.
w. II HkHxI1
Feb 10, 1861, Ia,
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return my most profound acknowledc.
mems !pr ihs ~ IL, .s;on % confidence on
the part e Congress. There are special
reasons why | place an unusually high
estimate upon it. The considerations
which induce me to accept | need not
state. Suffice IT TO say that it may be
deemed questionable whether any good
CITIZEN can refuse TO discharge any duty
which may be assigned him by his coun
try in the hour Of need. IL might be ex
pected that should indulge in some re
marks on the state Of public atfairs, on
the dangers which threaten. and the mos,
advisable measures TO be adopted to meet
the pressing exigencies.
Allow me to say, that in the absence
OF the distinguished gentleman called to
the Chief Executive Chair, think it best
to iorOear saying anything on such mat.
terS. We expect him in lev days, by
Weinesday OF this week # not provi.
den,ia'ly detained. Wh"n he comes We
shall hear from him on these difficult;
questions, and doubt not we shall cor.
dralty aud harmoniouslv concur in The
line Of policy which his superior wisdom
and craftsmanship shall ind cate Mtau'
time we may very proti,abIy emp.oy our
sv,Nes, IN directing our attention % cb
matters rs ,be nTca..,rv nos,.l a,r.prn,
ments, rHakirc tba progis nal transfer OF
/ the Customhouses rom tho jurls liction
! VI the separate States to that ol the Con.
! Tolerate States. and r.i i,rpo,t of such
duties As may bg necessary To meet pl
/ present or expected eXlgeucies. IN the
exercise oi our power t. ra'Se revenue,
we are limited "a tue OuJ,ly Of the reve
mo. ! smaiI dut'. rOt exceedn. ten
per centum unou import. = believed 10
b" suihc,"t. We ca" also be devoting
our attention To The Cow ''uUnr ior 'le
/ peTnanenI Governm :ul--t stable and
u"'ap'" N"'S' inen'-w' - : one o.
,he 'e"u'"g yects -! ar em90'g
h'rH. Ar' now 'dy tax he tth.
Tue own wa. 'cc'r" - 'i'nl 'ter'
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in The viIIags Of lanSae
lately oecapIed by y. u
shop, sacrc they vii
share o. patronage Ia
Repairing done al sh
Will be sold as cDeap
whess else. Give "a
all 80 ssk. J. A. Kt3
Feb 10, Is6i,--l-sm.
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VTtitUi MA siOi ia.
STANTON.


The VIRGINIA HOTEL, 40 extensively known
10 the travelling public one Of the very best Ho
tells in the state i now owned soieF ~ messrs
WIN. H. & THOS p. PEYToN, who will devote
their hole attention to the purpose Of ncreasinG
If possible, tho high reputation which IL al pres
eat snstains, and will leave no exertion unem-
plcvsd render their guests satisfied and com
Portable. The recent additions put to this estaD-
Il-hmsnt eus Die the proprietors to accommodate q
much larger number of guests than formerly
The whole building, In the Interior and exterior,
has bsen recently REFlFTED and PAINTED,
and LOOKS now GOOD As NEW.
The proprIators have secured the services Of
Me-. WIN. D. GlLKES0N, sr., an experienced
Is adlord, aud f2rnsr.y O the Taylor HOTEL WIN
every attention to those stopping at the Hotel
Capable aud faithful servants are also provided,
to ensure the comfort Of guests. The table Will
heretofore, TO equal that OF any Motel
IN the state.
Contacted with the Hotel extensive STA.
BLEs under the management OF RYERs s CO.,
well known for their experience and efficiency In
this departm ant Horses will be taken on livery,
and Horses, Buggi0s, and Hacks Will be afforded
to guests reasonable terms.
Tae Propristors are well prepared to accommo-
date families who wish to spend the summer
moths IN this healthy portion OF the State.
This n otei Is we'll furnished and contains as
good aud comfortable bedding as any house In the
State.
In this Hotel there are two of Fislding's new
and sxcel ont marble bsdded, and patent sh-
Toned BILLIARD TABLES. New and comfortable
BATHING ROO rs have just been neatly fitted up.
WIZ n. PRYTuS, who has been so long con-
"a " it'll this Hotel, win devote his W hole at
teDtion to the accom- mediation Of the guests. He
Is thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed, and would respectfully AJAX contin-
NM Ms II !, rpsITyTSS Hs }Propristors.
n. B.-The Office of all the STAGE LINES Is al
i pkg ssu's' Hl'0' Inc WI WIZ H. PEYToS BRO
Staanton. March IS, 1881. apl7--tf
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iaaFKOtk fOpk
- TX xYKSI q n T.

FRANKLIN 4 Co.. OPTICIANS,
e sciE ,s1
restoring the impaired vision 70 lee prime vigos,
Al.os y9sx nss assortment Of MICROSCOPES,
TELESCOPES, 4ARINE and OPERA GLASSES,
anA the anest collection Of STERkOeC0rks aad
eTxRROeCQPlC PlCTURxs. 20 =
C1Io3AL 0LARSxs set IN old frames.
jau-dly Gshnon1. VI.
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s-1rpncTAI NOTICES.


.1- Sv<eimi Nsssce.........s.. Ia
$4,000 WORTH OF
ELEa = NT = e SosTD
TO tI T sosiNkss.
4. eonseauenee Of the general ina neisi ders rge-
M ant throughout the country, we have detsrrlined
- All Cd orr superior and Desirable stock Of
ny . . ID
at a GREAT SACRIFICE, TO close business a. soon
A. possible. -
Ne oaer this day, every article =. PRIME
G. esT from a paper Of Need es up to The Richest
SILKS brought to this country.
In HOUsEkEEPINU GOODS, our stock Is very
large and complete. consisting Of
Table DAMtsR,
Linen sHbkrISD,
Pillow-Casa LINENs,
TOWELS, HUCkABACx. ae., DC
Splendid assortment Of
{ ELEGANT DRESS SILKS.
and all the latest styles of French aud EDghsn
FAB MICS,
Winter and summer.
RmBROlDERIgs,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, HDKFS., --
sHAWLS, CLOAKS and MANTLEs5
sBiRTINGS and SHbEFlsGe-
YLANEELS and BLANKETS, Of every oSSo'lP'
IRISH LINENS and DIAPERS.
pOM8AZIyES and BLACK ALPAGa.s,. ,,r
Large stock Of Goods for s6Es AN 40
and Winter Clothing. -, - cal, and see for
xH- Purchasers are invited 20 , est 10 eN ~ ~ "
tnomse"eo 1Aa Main street, Eagle square.
8. +, A., na,sons Indebted 70 us, VIII please
Ill IA saitIe their accounts without de4et, a.
ionaer Indulgence will not De gi'ev u m 10
nh 6-ts -----
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CHINA. GLASSWARE. &c.

ESCETtNG NEW s.-iMPOEfAhT To the
II SOUTH In these desperate times 1t sill 10
cheering news 10 our friends and the puOuC "a
General to be in formed that we have just opened,
81 new establishment, especially bull iior oci
trade, at No. EOS Broad street. between ~ an
5th Il splendid sock of CHINA and ella SSWAkt
HOUSE FURNISHING and FANCY GOODS, assur-
ing them that many goods being bought Only re-
them at prices "a ting these didic 4 times adul.
rabiy. We specially recommend trr pluu.r. Tea
and Toilet sets, cite. etc, DR.. HAnas keiT'kt{a-
tors and Others, Water Coolers; four ute Ice
Cream Fraefers; Bird Cages; ChilGrec jt,'
r;sses; Table Cutlery; Silver Plated, Iha'a. hil'
tannia Block Tin, and JapaEned Ware, TeL Irsys
lodging Glasses and Picture FTsmes jsH.ch ~
rranuiaeture 10 order,) Wooden aad WILLOW
Ware and general assortment Of Fancy Hve1s'-
APP % AGHAAP : 50.
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~ JOSEPH LAiDIEY,

- So IL III I
NJ GRADUATE OF PHARMACY,
<A (LATE LAIDLRY * Roe IERoF }
Main and Fiji Streets, Sign Of the Red Mortar
RICHAOED, VA,
Manufacturer Of and Dealer in pure and reliable
MEDICINES, selected and prepared by himself,
expressly for physicians', plantation aud family
use. All new and rare Remedies pure Chemicals
and Pharmaoeutcals, Medicine Chests, Saddle
Bags, Surgeons Instruments, Implements, &c,
at manufacturer prices.
Bandages, Braces, supporters, Trusses, London
Elastic and Laced Stockings.
Perfumery, Soaps, Brushes aud Combs, Of all
kinds Fancy Goods, pure Spices, pure White
Kerosins OILS, OILS Of all kinds. burning Fluid,
Paints. Glass, Dye Stuts and Varnishes.
Prime smoking aud Chewing Tobacco, genuine
Havana Cigafs.
Pnrs Medical Brandy, Wines and W hiskey.
Flavoring Extracts for Cooking, Cooking Wines,
and all other articles kept IN a trst-class Drug
Store, and on as good terms similar articles can
be bon ght for. either North South. NH s
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a fror the Dispatth.l
THE STARRY BARRED BANNER.
BE- n. n. WHARTON.
Ais Star spune'ed Banne-.

Ais-s,as saanstd Banme-.. -.
As Won Gag COW presents, that the pure ersefe
u kissing, ,,-.,.,s
1t reese nh'e., It's true. the old 'Ked' waite anu
Blu, ia stars are mare bright. while the stripes
SIN The s,ays are ali there-,hose that seem to be
vass "bbS bet false Northern H,., which all patriots
whie the ns bar. take the place of the "srdiron
s,,.sPn seb s,ripe to the Yankees so rightly be-
longs
A. the winds round it blow, how its bright beau
o,e 1'ss .essns.hing more of tina. banners proud
r.,, na, charms the eve like a bow in the sky,
" niIe cash star seems the first both in iustre
Ut, .ss snsiga Of those who their wrongs would
xyho fSown on base tvrants and all who Cypress
ri, r 90 The Starry Barred Banner with motto 50
where liberty dweils there ever shall wave"
'Tis now lifted on high, while I'VE conquer or
Bothe watch word Of all who so proudly salute
Ard on r foes shall soon fly, who our rights now
And oar soi shall be free from the feet that poll
late III
oar triumph, all friends of true freedom shall
Wills our property, places, and forts wei pos
And the Ape and his mIuions from power shall be
hurled,
lesson TO tyrants all over the world.
Let ia march to the fight, and contend for each
Ti<nt, ,,y
which our fathers bequeathed In the ola he'o
lugiou, -, bic
Let's be lust in Gods sight, let's conhde IN his
might, ,, ,ovaJ in
siitation. ~ co,,h
vhou rtliy We cons Of the proud sunny south,
Your freedom proclaim ut the cannon "'e"'
Meath The starry Barred Banner, with motto SO
brave >,
where liberty dwells there ever shall wave
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nx A PhysioiosicaI aisw o. I,a T. ~.
md engragiags Of the anatomy of the ssxu2i or
Fans In state of health cad disease With tree.
Use on self abuse, its depioraoIe coqse9n e me-
" aPG treatmentNthe only rational and successui
mode of cure, rs shown by the. report % cases
trsatad A truthful adviser 10 the married and
th"se contemplating marriage, who enterta'n
doubts Of their physical condition se5t Tree 81
ssnscie or hostage stamps, by addressing,
IA "a d&zwsrn Dr.. La CROIX. Albany. n. 7.
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~ RoL,r,, Premium Bitters..- yeea

R Bakers Premium g s..ss p Yg fns'
DysRTsIRpS Thsy are tina ouly panacea for disease
B Bn yo5 Suffer p rom van Of Ap2etf
or rndgestion7 BAkEK's BiTTEks, feF ed, H.
,o,sd restless at night and Unexpected for bust
s sess BAKER's BTTTERs viii invls9r1a:e yoa'
sJ"S v,ur slnmbcrs give Won an exuberance 81
spirits, that viii make ,he labors OF TING day az
mere psstims Vegetable in their properties ano
aranaTTed with skill, they adapted 10 the cur.
~ XII diseases Of the stomach and bowels, ana Sct
a,ith electric rapidity upon the blood and ltger
& NV" N ~ NH i--'s
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Hg Health, Health co,n,

w BETTER THAN GOLD
Miss MARY SC0FIELD, PkBcEPTHEss, 70. tS'
BaLTIsogE STREET BALTIMORE-" Truth S'rdnqcr
han Eycfion This lady suffered for years with
Chronic Infammatory rheumatism IN lt5 most
malignant form. She first contracted the disease
when two years old, by being vaeclnated WIN
matter from child that had the white sWe.tng'
extreme-she never bad reIiaI from pain until
cured BIZ HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
IAN Extract from the Letter.
ssI often wish my parents had known OF this
remedy when was a child, rs believe shnEId
have been saved the excruciatinE pam have
must carry to the grave, and my parents would
not have been under such heavy expenses lIon
doctors bills aud in sending me, as they alQ. TO
the cele brated Springs in England in search OF
health | wish all the afflicted world could see
me aud hear the benefits ! have derived from This
ouainted with its virtues with Whom coine in
"Gentiemen, am thousand times Obliged TO
YOU and you are at liberty to use my maize snd
case to ali. .,.u,.
" MARY A. sCoFTsLD,
"No. $50 West Baltimore street"
Rheumatism, Cough, Dyspepsia, pohillty, scso,
fula, Eyes, Pain in the Side, back &c. sfs cured
" FENALEs AND CHILDREN This TINCTUPE
will BIS found great medicine for ali tnels o1s-
eases. A.,
Call ard get Pamphlets, ard read many Of thu
most uoyerful posi- csr acatss OF cures Of the
above diseases Of our own citizens;
Sold by PURCELL, bADD Co, RichTnc1o !;
by Da. COOKE FredericssbnrE By al he Pm, D1qg
Qfsts in Petersburg; by MORTIMER d NOW
BRAY. Baltimore and by Druggists and shop
ss sp 1--dEcwts
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I :, : ...ss.tze..sr- NU1ICr. IArI

~ ~<.isssszsssy,sr TO PAssEN GERSlAbi,
AsN7< III" NY GOING NoRTH.-NEW Az.
RANGEMENT. -IMPORTANT TO TRAVEL.
sRS. THROUGH TICKETS AND THROUGH
CHECKS -GREAT MONTEREY RorTE-Car.
rvlns the greai United States Mail. Twice daf.y
iSundsy night exec pted( hetw cen EiChmoni Alex.
aGdria, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia,
Sew York, and all Important points West, va
Acqula Creek and Washington, over the Rich.
uond, Fredarlek-burg q Potomac Railroad, 20 tbs
Potomac river, 70 miles. and by splendid and con-.
Portable steamers thence 10 Washington, 20 piles
Is all iSS miles in seven hours. being eomfura-
b. . and peTfectiy safe rate of speed,
Hours Of departure 30 a. n p, md 7. ~
BAGGAEI, under charge 81 - eciai Agents.
CHECKED THROUGH IL w aAhingt0B, Baltimore
Philadelphia and New y OTk
TKKoUHB TtCkETs eau be sccuVad 70 the follow.
lag points, via: Baltimore, Philadelphia. Clac.l.
peu Coin mhus, Indianapolis, Cairo, Dayton, Jss.
ferscnviile, R0cs Island. Zsnesviiie Washington
New York, St. Louis, Chicago Pittsburg, LJUts.
vile, Decatur, Newsrk and N'bcepnes.
Passengers breakfast sRd snp at Ashland, aud
dine on board the comfortable steamer bsts ssa
Acquia Creek and Was hingtGn.
Psrsous wishing to obtsia tickets fer ssyuGrs i0r
Washington city AID points further North, musti IN
oil eases bs vorchsd for by some rospVasi HE whiia
cizer OF Richmond, in pe, sol known TO the officer,
oil the EOad, Itetsts icHt Be r'd v aITed(- y
THIN
ss- For fuTth err Information, apply at this osce.
Broad Street, Shcck0e Hi.
JAS. b. WINSTON, 0enl Ticket Ag't.
SaN'r Eup'f IL e-ts
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WATTS G u ~ II X ACE PLOWS.-
w GEO. WATT 4 C0.-EsrABLIsHgD IN 1916
GEORGE WATT has obtained, AZ different times,
four separate patents on his CUFF-BRACE
PLpWS, acknowledged to embrace the most re-
neat three Of VII patents have to run ' re.pss.
lively ten, twelve and thirteen years, aud has
been awarded at the late Mechanics farin Rich
mond certificate of silver Medal, for continued
superiority in Ploughs, Hhe highest premiums
giyen,l and Al the last state Fair premium on the
same, In addition 10 premium ardod at all the
preceding Fairs Tor years.
Within two months past be has added other
valuable improv ements, and we now invite all In
want or Flows, warranted In every respect an.
rerier 10 others TO call and examin cur large and
varied stock OF Plows, Castings and Agricaltu.
Field Seeds, Hen which We offer for sale On ouf
usual accommodating terms
GEORGE WATT 4 CO..
Oas square below kxchaags Hotel,
f~ks nj
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TMirATIUN BKASDY.-so ar. pipes. lat ana
l. Sth proof, for saie by
mys' 5-s la @. D. DAVENPORT.
KENOSENE OLA COED article. for sale BY
IA x. w. POWERS, Druggist,
my 3 Corner Main aud 18th sts
CAMP KETTLES, Csntesns, fIa,ss, Caps,
~ Ae, Tor sale low By Go. ATARRkTT,
mys @@ @ss Governor s&geet.F
sl1 Hills. E1CON SIZES AND 1HOUL-
~ DkRS Is bbls. ~. kyrap, u stors1 aos
s.ls y -isI 8 1<es14 2 rkk4s4kI.. !.
RLACk TkA.-lpe Ddxes. EoQ4 9u4ntXs fos
~ sale By = sc. >. pAvssfVAI.
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AsApsu,s for The sale of the Goods man ufactur-
ed by the CRENSHAW WOODEN CoMPANf 1, Of
RIoHnoN VA, We have how on hand about 2e,,
Double Milled CASSIMkRES and CLgFHs, BE-
sides lot of FINE BLANKETS aud GENTLE
MEMS sHAWLS-and are manufacturing az lac
rate of d 0oo wards per week; all of which we Of
fer to the trade at fair prices aud liberal terms
with entire confidence that the enterprise Wall re-
caive liberal support.
CRRNSHAW Co, Agents,
70 90 dts Richmond, Va.
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~. c-es1ssssss3s.:, N0TicE 20 THE I sti,'

~. -ess5sss..ss1.s-ss, N0IiCE 40 TT r bbiI'
~N'- -KANGE9 lsi. Ghe 40,
ANS EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully ause5Bes
10 the public that thsy have arranged 70 lu1 their
ADhLPHIA and BALTIMORE 70 RICHMOND,
thereby aEoTding uaISual facilities fer obtaining
their freight and packages in the shori6s possible
Expresses leave Now 7 ork att and O'Clock
?. IN Expresses leave FR,lsdslpbis ~ \. d.,
and IL ?. ii. Expresses leave Baltimore at 4 20 A.
Il and 20 p. M, arriving In hIehmond AT s.sO A.
ID and =. VI.
Expresses leave Richmond for New ork, Fails
de phie and Baltimore, aud all points North aud
Ecst, ~ 8. &c A. NJ and 6.39 p III.
Freight ami packages should 10 all cases be a.
OR Office ON 3 Hour before the departure Of thu
EYPRgsSRs FOR THE SOUTH leavs aiohuOsa
TWICE DAILY. at &.So a 81, e.tsP n.
The Adams Express Company feel tEst they eau
guarantee 10 he public civiIiy, attention and sal
isfaetl0u In all theT intercourse with their otcen
ia Richmond, and nothing viii be left uudoUe on
their part to meet the wants Of their customer.
Freight an psck ges arriving b. theExPrers from
the North 1T 3 o'clock T.. Nj, viii be delivered
Immediately, thereby giving IL our customers al
advance oftwelve hours over cur aTrangsEeals
STEAMPR EXPRESSES, TO AND YRDM NEW
YORK. SEMI EEKLY FreiRh's delivered I'm
Detiateiy upon tho Arrival q The ship; ,.,-
Monty BONDS, LEGAL DOCUMENTS, &c, ',r-
wsraed with safety and dispatch to all parts Of he
Unitsd States, Ca AZ, nadss, srd fEnrope -,.,,.,
Goods, elected at all accessible points hraugh-
out .hs United States, and prompt returns snafia-
SLAVES forwarded by each Of our Expresses, IA
charge Of careful ard reliable msssengers.
TOBACCO and other samples carrisdat unusual.
All freIghts promptly called for and delivered
ep For further Information. please call At oar
N--'' adams EXPRESS CoMPASY,"
hu It's W II. TREdO, sap's.
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KICnsIONp -s,Apk PIANOS

HiCHNIUN ~ MADE PIANOS
F0R SALE BELOW NORTHERN
The subscriber has
w Inland three new, very superior oe-
tave PIANOS, which be warrants TO be equal, II
not superior, 10 any instrument Of the same quail
ity from Northern man a factories.
He also offers his services TO the pahlte ~
TUNER and REPAiRER OF PIANOS, at reason.
able rates. CONRAD FRElMANN,
North side Broad at. betw cen ID aad ID.
R1sRxEscgs.-H: Lsfsbvrs. ksa Prof. 4. W J.
YhtteW pvsf w y t@~~Nau Ne 36-sSs
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: i.UfsW COD HOTEL,

g rofsw GOD rio FL,
- ! RICHMOND, VA.
This new HOTEL at the corner of MAIN and sth
streets, Iust hnishsd and elegantly furnished, ID
open for the accommodation of guests:
The location Ia the best In the city and every
effort win be made to please the patrons Of the
House.
/ have secured the services Of Mr.. T. VI. HQ.a.
HIoRR Iats of the Everett House, New York.
bok-ly JOSEPH n. CRENSHAw.
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- ELLEvUE HOSPITAL,

t>ELLEfUk AOSP1fAL,
- CHURCH HILL, RICHMOND, VA.
WHITE PArIRsrs-in wards, 50 per week In
private rooms, ~ to x16 per week.
sLAv.s-&5 per week. Less than q week. 81 per
day but not to exceed IS per week. Fractions
over the FIRST week IL cents per day.
No sztra charges except for surgical operations,
will be charged. Riis payaAs ak memorial " the
patient. N o small -pox admitted.
covered spring wagon Will convey patients to
and from the Hospital when desired Orders may
be ieft at tue Hospital At the Office Of A. L. HoL.
LADAf, i1th street, between Main and Cary.
, The subscriber, who has been connected with
ine institution since its foundation, having taken
II onder his exclusive charge, aided by competent
assistants, solicits a continuance of the liberal
rally. o'A
Attending Physician and Surgeon,
JAMES BOLTON, n. D..
drsee street, between 9th and sta.
AssIsrAxrs:
c. w. p. BROCK, NJ D..
Church Hill. COT. .sth and Marshall sts
W. w. CQ0GlN M
p-lN Resident Physieian,