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BEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE MASS.

This article is prepared from the water OF the
BEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE SPRINGS, by a
careful and scientific method of evaporation
whereby all OF the mineral Ingredients and medi.
cinal properties of the water are retained in 1t un-
impaired. Call and procure pamphlet Of our
Agents, containing certificates Of Prof. SAMuEL
JACKSON, of the Jefferson Medical College, Phi.a-
delphla, ana also twenty other Physicians OF emil
eases. The MASS and WATER is kept for sale
by Messrs. MEADE BAKER aud f. T. ROBINSON,
Druggists, Richmond, Va.
p. ECH0LS Y SONS,
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SPOTsWOOD HOUSE,

" hIUH NUM- ' 4.
This new HOTEL, az the corner Of Main and IN
streets, lust finished and elegantly furnished .
now open for the ommOdation Of guests
The location is the best IN the city, aud every
effort will be made to please the patrons Of the
House.
| have secured the services Of Mr.. T. W. Hos
NIGER, late of the Everett House, New York
no Sly JOSEPH II. CRENSHAW.
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kev. ID. q. J. Deems u candidate 10 70.
liza 6lats Consentiou - WV
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ne RICHN MoND THEAT

BE We are requested by Mr.. CLAIBeRxE, of
Halifax, 10 state that he will not be candidate
for re- election to the House of Delegates
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, FEB. 90, 1851
-~->~~>S>1~~~
High Water this day (satarday) at 81 o'clk.
ARRIVED,
schr. Blackbird, Compton, Philadelphia, coal,
j. l.. Station.
Schr. VIM: A. Harmon, lowell, Philadelphia,
coal, s. p. Halves 4 Son,
SAILED,
Steamship jamestown, skinner, N York, mdz
and pas~eBg gers, Ludlam Watson.
Schr. Emma D., Corson, down the river light.
City Point, Feb. 81. 1861.
ARRIVED,
Steamship Jamestown, skinner, New York.
Bark Petrea, Sturges, Liverpool.
SAILED.
Steamship jamestown, skinner, Richmond.
BALTIMORE, Feb. ?l.-Crd, schr. Mary Virginia,
Petersburg.
new BEDFORD, Feb. ls.--Sl'd, schr II. S. Boyn-
ton, Norfolk. lstli-Arrd schr Eugene, do
PkovIDENcE, Feb. B.-Arr'd, schr. Golden
Eagle. Norfolk.
ALEXANDRIA,, Feb. eI.-sld, schr A johnson
Norfolk.
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II o r e LIS.
- A IL X T. IL IiO Sc.

L B . s 7 ON,
The addition to this Hotel being eomnls,.
with superior accommodations for Ladies' a.
ruary 18th.
The house is complete in all It's appointment
and il IL the Intention Of the pr0pretnrs to msk
II worthy the patronage of the travelling public
II. u. PARKER
fn Ia-dloTf5 ToJIN & Mills
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SEA Medicine scientifically compounded,

B. Medicine scientifically compounded.
efficient IN action, radical in Its cures, containing
nothing noxious, but everything harmless, merits
and will receive the support o. the public Wit
the OXYGENATED BlTTERS, that remarka
bic specific for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and Gene
raj Debility. -
co, w. PETERSON, j. 2. DUVAL, and by all
9th ar dealers in medicines. fe 20-2tW rs
EeE You'll not Regret Trial.
SEMPLE'S lNFALLIBLE BAKING POWDERS.
Light, sweet and wholesome loaf bread, pas
try, batter and buCkw heat cakes, made in a few
minutes, without any trouble.
JOHN W. GARLICk, Mani er aud sole Prop'r.
For sale by Druggists and g rocers. ie 20
RS Economy. -Housekerpfrs who regard
domestic economy item OF cons liberation,
should AEMPLES INFALLIBLE BAKING
POW DER, for bread puckwheat, and batter cakes,
pastry, &C., and save, thereby time, labor and
For sale by Druggists and Grocers. fe 20
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IL RICHMMoN THEATRE
kuNKBL MoXLEY Sole Lessees aud nj ma gers
l b. PHILLIPS. Stage Man ,tger.
LOOK AT THE ATTRACTION.
We offer o-night fer our
SATURDAYS GALA,
The patriotic piece Of
LOVE IN 1910,
Being highly interesting incident of the Rsvo-
First time In two years of Barney Williams
great Irish Drama of
SHANDY MAGUIRE,
B0uLD BOY OF THE MOUNTAfys,
And the screaming Farce 9th
SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM.
THREE GLORIOUS PIECES
COMEDY,
DRAMA, and
FARCE.
Forminga -
BLAZE OF NOVELTY.
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LOST


I OST-BOf Lett my residence, corner 2ad and
IL Franklin streets, yesterday evening, 22d inst,
small NEGRO BOY, about three years old.
named JOHNSON. Any person " no may II nd said
boy Will confer a favor by leaving information at
Henrico County Courthouse.
fe eS-lt* THOS. 4. STAPLES.
l OSI-Last evening. between the Park House
IL aud Metropolitan Hall, a GOLD BADGE, hav-
ing on the outside the inscription, " Non schor sed
ton q. Ia. and under the pin the initials Wv. Ii.
NJ. suitable reward ill be given to any one
VINO WI return the same to the owner. ut YAM
CEI HAREiSON'S, on Main street. lie 23-ltk
I OSF-On Wednesday, 2lst. ROLL OF NOTES,
- amounting to Sls$-there We're three $50 notes
on the Farmers Bank of Virginia, also al note
on the Bank of Howardsville: the rest not re-
memhered. reward of r2o will be given to the
hpder if returned 10 this office. f. 2%--ttx
sH~~) LOsT-A small BLACK TEkRlER;
AsS>S4. bad on 4 collar marked sc. G. GGoCH."
-------S my one returning him to me at the Cen
trail Depot, will be literally rewarded for it.
f. 224t% G. &. GOOCH
T OST.-A CERTIFICATE OF STOCK OF THE
IL CITY OF RICHMOND No. 81, due lst Janua-
ny, 1859, Tor TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS, issued
to the undersigue All persons are forbid trading
for the same: and notc9 is hereby given, that APP
plieation will be made for new certificate
WIN. II. VERNON.
Richmond, Feb. IL, 1851. lie I3-law3m*
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COMPANY,
or THIS CITY,
Organized last year, and in order to make such
Goods as would not compete with, but would ra-
Their aid other Southern manufactures by furnish
ing grades and styles Of Goods that have ueyer
heretofore been made Ia Virginia. they He'd their
Mill with machinery of the best and finest quail
". They are now manufacturing FINE CASSi-
MERES and CLOTHS OF every variety, from Fine
Virginia Merino aud hestiL0 Wool, and solicit
the attention Of the trade i'll the South to their
Goods. All who have seen heir ARMY CLOTHS,
Military Institute pronounce them at least equal,
II not superior in quality, To those they had been
buying heretofore, and quite as cheap.
The Virginia state and Central Agricultural 30
ceties. their Fair held In this city, in October
last, ava ded to this Company q GOLD MEDAL
cluded some beautiful SIiAWLS BLANKETS, DC.
Purchasers may rely upon every piece of Goods
manufactured by US being that it Is represented.
and under no circumstances win this Company be
induced to work Ehoddv III their Goods, nor Will
they card any cotton with their wool.
LEWIS u. CRENSHAW, Pres't.
SAMUEL P. MITCHELL,
WELLINGTON GoDDfS, o;rao,or
JOHN II. MONTAGUE,
Z. W. HARDWOOD,
As Agents for The sale of the Goods mauufactur-
RICHMOND, VA, We have now on hand about %
600 yard: Of Fine, Plain and Fancy Single aud
Double Milled CASSiMERES and CLOTHS, be-
sides lot Of FINE BLANKETS and GENTLE
MEN SHAWLS-and are featuring at the
rate of 1900 yards per week; all of which Of
with entire confidence that the enterprise will re-
CRENsHAW X CO., Agents,
fe 20--dts Richmond, Va
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LADIES' LIST. q

LADIE
Alley mrs WIN AZ
Austin mrs Mary e
Austin mrs l. b
Allen mrs Martha A
Avis mrs Sally
Amour mrs VIM III
len mrs O.
Allen mrs Geo o
Akin mrs Jas II
Armistead misc Sallie G.
Archer miss Mary s
Allen miss Lucy
Brett mrs Hudson
Bookin mrs Jno NJ
Bolton mrs Fiorina
Bickford mrs L G
Barlow mrs Eliza
Bailey mrs J II
Booth mrs Louisa
Barford mrs Susan A
Bauf mrs A ID
baldwin mrs Chas
Berry mrs s A
Bnckannon mrs
Brown mrs Eliza A
Brous mrs DruciIIa
Bragg mrs Mary S
Bragg mrs Va
Boseman mrs Sarah E.
Beaziey miss Mary 5
Blatt miss Mary
Bass mise Henrietta
Barn es miss Fannie
Ba Hey miss r. BIZ
Burwell miss Maggie
Brown miss Mary T
Bureh miss Ellen B
Burke miss Eliz'th
Coleman miss Ellen
Chandler miss NJ w
Christian miss ROiy
Christian miss !, 4
Clark miss Sally
Creushaw miss Mamie
Crow miss Adlice
Coleman mrs ii w
Crosby mrs Ja;; .
CosgrUVe mrs Clarissa
Cox mrs Sarah 4
Crawford mrs J Y
Creery mrs Mary 4
Crawford mrs Mary j
Cr0ernv mrs NJ \
Craw ford mrs Z G
trump mrs Annie ii
CrOue Inrs Julia
Curry mrs Mary J
Coshili mrs w G
CaIdw Gil mrs L &
Chaplin mrs Sarah
Cook mrs Dinah
bdbnoy mrs Corneiia
Davis mrs Eliz'th
Dcnzler mrs J VI
Dixon mrs Lucy 4
Duke mrs Harriet
Davis miss Puss
Davis miss Mary 4
Davis miss Sailie q
Davis miss Bertha
Davis miss Della $
boyle miss Mars't
Dickinson miss Fannie
Eubank mrs Sophia
Evans miss Flora
Evans Iuiss Jennie
Evans miss Martha
Eloyney EIiss Mary
Ea stou miss Martha
Fisher mrs Emily
Frost mrs Eliz'th
Fraysier mrs Elizfth
Fairly mrs Fannie
! Freser miss Aurelia
Fisher miss sarah Jane
Ford miss o Y
Fisher miss Anna \
Fore miss Mary A
Fraser miss Molly T
Forsythe miss Fanny f
Farmer miss Mary 5
Talvy miss Johanna
Games miss Bette
Gardner miss Rebacca
Greeltree miss L
| Gary mrs II
Garnult mrs II T
Garland mrs Jane
Gathrig mt mrs e +
Gray mrs E Aun2
| Greene mrs susanna
GOvan mrs L III
Hudson miss Y G
Hutcheson miss l. r
iiuyler miss Il
Hogan miss Mary
Hi miss lsadoIa
Hemstead miss l. 4
Herbert miss Bette
liarrlngt miss Mary
Harris miss Ella
Hartman miss Jenny
Harrington miss L
Harris mrs J A
Harris miss Ella
Homes mrs Susan
Holt mrs Z
Hogan mrs S L
Hill mrs NJ T
Hughes mrs jennie
Hancock mrs Z L
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WOOD, COAL So

A n 4 IL Il ITE.
800 tons r. \. EGG COAL>
Landing this morning.
TERNS.-Cash. s. HAYES
fA 22-2t 18th II -
w . y DIV u ID.
4 constant supply OF
Which ill be delivered 10 lamiIia. y, "v ~
lowest market price. 81 tue '-'y
- - IS - 4. S. LIZ.
( ,Ok E.-The prices of CAKBOy yiII -
~ VIII be, until further notice, as follows ''h
Stove Coke, .................,.,55o - '0a4'
Hail Coke, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS :,
DE IT'S JOHN j. WERTH. Aver,
AJAX AND PINE WOOD-seasOoed and MAJ
~ shelter, for sale at Coke Yards OlI''
de Its JNo. ]. wERTH. AT
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XAHHYnn
DIED,

,.s 81 the isth inst, by Rev. Mr. Bennett, ~ICH'D
Donh and Miss ANNIE v. pAE, both OF fienrico.
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WANTED--The ladies and nlerehan,s 81 Rieh:


" have just received a large lot OF CHILDREN'S
GIGS and CARRIAGES; NELOCIPEDES: HOBBY
HORSES; BIRD CAGES; TABLE and DOOR MATS;
WOODWARD Of all descriptions : JAPAN TIN
WARE; HAIR and CORN BR0OMS; and large
assortment of other useful HOUSEKEEPING and
FANCY ARTICLES, for sale at No. ll3 Broad st 4,
between sth and 9Th, by
fe la-ft Holm HARROID
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ne Encourage
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES

Do 30, and especially II you can obtain as desi.
rable Goods, without paying any more for them
than their actual worth.
THE
CRENSIIAW
WOULEN
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE & SALE.

NEGROES FOR SALE shall offer for
~ sale, privately, until Tuesday next. five val
liable NEGROES, viz: A MAN, two WOMEN,
BOY, aud GIRL. Should fai! to sell said Ne
gr0es, or any Of them, privately, before next
TUESDAY, | will, on that day, NJ 10 clock A. M,
offer them for sale, publicly, at the auction house
Of Me>-rs. DICKINSON, HILL y Co.
The Negroes be seen upon application to
Messrs. DICKINSON, HILL x Co. Persons desiring
to BUY, W i'll call on me at the Columbian Hotel.
JOHN 5. MOON, Trustee and Agent.
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DOR HiRE--For the balance oil the year. three
L COOKS WASHERS AND iRONERS several
SCREW MEN. TWlSTERS AND STEAMERS.
Apply to lfe 23-atl 4. CAUThoRN.
LNOR HIRE have for hire, for the balance
L of the Y ear, BLACkSMlTHS, FARM HANDS,
TOBACCO HANDS, DINING ROOM SERVANTS,
MALE COOKS, X i ME ER IA u ), FEMALE
COOKS, w a II X : and IRON ERS, SEAM
STRESSES, &c. Apply to
WIN. 5. PHILLIPS, Gu 18th,
re 2l--3t Bet. Main and Bank streets
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-''''---~s--.--.....
AMU9EMDMra
'HorriSa pARK,

f 49, -. -. 49,. ~
~ TROTrlxn -n -.
ATROTrjy0
$50, mile ha,,., MATCH f.,
DAY, flle 3itli Feb ""oFe place On NJ
I. Hs1au names q. h. Spi;ar.
lonn Cnrsy names b. h IA,
~ hscs 70 take place ct o'eIock
ie zS--2't C. wAGypb,
nj II Titan m
SL4TEEN PERFORMERS = r-yror
NcoHPARfBLEts '".fD .iNb
POSITIVELY FOUR yIGHTs NV,
ednesday. Thnrsday. Fr;d.x u,.f,
scninss-feb. 2eth, 2lst, I'd aud Nss,,,Hrday
- Ne Change Of Programmes S,a,,'-
troupe ard Brass Bard Of sH'fy. D0nbJ.
xpv, o nnuPRhZ 4 GREEN'S oRiatS,,
'H" oisLEAas AND METROPOIJrsk,
rn, LESQUE OPERA TRorrpr AN Bur
f.v I'll give FOUR GRAND ETUfoI;t,
HEhIe at the above Hall, Introduce IAN COY
tnS an entirely new selection of eash ever.
IRON me gems of Ethiopian Mins,,ais' seleCsi
,, okAHD SERENADE each even;nsVy
nan, previous to opening the do,rs ~ rent 9th.
,r ri h ana metropolitan Troupe, RR ne New
Doors open at 7-Concert to eommanoo
Of o clock precisely. atquart-,
ADMISSION 25CENTS r. Vt
fe l6-7t% MANAGER a,1 ~; DbPREZ
.-- """aser ana Business 1gar.
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FDGAK's FILE oINrMENT-Is an infall

IL
~ bic CURE FOR PILES. | warrant it to
Heve the most obstinate cases. 1t is pleasant As
well as effectual, aud can be applied, giving no
Inconvenience. Sold by JOHN I. GRAY. w. Pc
TERSON CO., Druggists, and at my store, cor
ner Bread and 25th streets
IS-5tk A HVDSITT DruOoiSt
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(HTY SCAVENGEk

"
The undersigned is now prepared TO clean on'
Water Closets, sinks aud out Houses, In the sbgF
est notice, in a manner which will not be Oien'l''
to the premises ON which he may work. AS,
lime them. His wagons are so CONSTRUCTED a' y
be water and air-tight His boxes can be lOgaA
at DUyAL Y NoRTos's, corner llth and Main as
and JOHNSTON Il MILLsPArGH's, On Main betEre3
18th nd 18th streets. All orders LETT Mt the above
Re Its R. II. ALLEN
COUT III ERN TOILET AND fAMlLf
- SOAPS MANUFACTURE This is the only -
tablishment in the Southern States where TOILET
SOAPS are made direct from the raw mate'ial',
and warranted to be equal 10 any manufactured 81
the North, rr imported from Europe, and eau Sc,
them al more reasonable prices. Always on h!bd'
wholesale and retail, ROSE, MUSK, ALsoAp'
MiLLEFEURS, HONEY, PALM, aud large =,
s0rtmen OF SHAVING aud FAMILY SOAPS, DhS
TAI SOAPS, COLD CREAM. and the celebrated
ORIENTAL HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Also, a first rate SEWING MACHINE Tor sAir'
NJ. GARCIN, nth ST., between franklin ara
Graz ~ irnm
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Also, q flrst rate SEW ING VI AIHINE TOT sa!Vf
NJ GARCIN 18th st. between franklin AID
fe l5-i2t< Grace sts. Riehmond. Va
I ME. LINE. LIME Am pr.p

IL nish farmers a nd others with SHELL LINE 81
the best quality, in large or small quaniiiy''"
low. or lower. than II can be obtained slssw lefe,
delivered at any of the depots, or board Of bos'
in the Basin or Dock. Please send your ordeis "
my lime kilns. on the Canal or at Bacon IS SnArgi
Branch, or JoBy ]. WgRrH's Office, corner wa
street and Basin Bank, or SMITH HARDWOOD.
Hardware Dealers, No. IS Main street, and 'As'
will receive prompt attention. ,,,ru
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kUNKBL MoxLBY.. Sole Lessees aud Mana gel
! b. PHILLIPS. Stage Man tge
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CuRAToR's NoTICE.-All persons ind ebted
make payment without delay to the undersigned
and all persons having claims against him, will
present them, properly auth en- ticated, to the un
dersl8ned as soon as possible.
FRANCOIS DELARUE,
Curator Of estate OF Z. H. A DeScayrac.
fa
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DHYsIlIANs AND s1uDENT,;1Alh.,A.ig...

PHYSICIANS AND SttuENI - -.
/ BAKER offer to Physicians snd GiaaaIR5 ~
Of Medicines. a select assortment Of pure sEa a.
liable MEDICINES, PHAkMACEUiituAshn, s.iSg
DUCTS, MEDICAL SADDLE BAGS, ahLprp6I
CAL INSTRUMENTS. pisssesins, al ard a. p ,rr,
CASES, TRUssEs. CLAyUAL ApfA a iaI,ra
sPLisTs, and every variety OF sars'ss'
ments, al manufacturers prices .,.r.s,ies
Young Physician Just Commencing me pr ls ,si
Of medicine are iavited 10 examine our 80
estimates Of oathts before pareaaslas r~jisbls
IA we fsol confident that We eau shfpl3 y ,srm,
and properly prepared medietn ss on As go y.,k
MEADE bAhkh
Manufacturing PhsrtnaceatnSs,
lsg Main street, cor. above Pest-oIss
fs2a Rehmond. Va
I'LL LEMON-A very paTe article, si ,scs H.,
y Cs.sis, Cloves, Peppermint Se poWEKs,
ie ~ Corner Maia and iah as
T,ARLATANS-Kid doves, and md, s n,lsgg IIrS,ys
l. ings, at cost prices. at b. ooL ~ BROAD i,
10 20 l.e pa -,
DLACK PEAS.-I,sso bushels handsome 0''''
4 as.' tor LIZ isw rs WEBB Jso. Q. wAns
OLIVE OiL-auart. AID pints, sai'A0is W.
i 4 sssseAiss' Pss is sssy s'stS s I Main
DUSSErr AND BLACK lrPER LhA'"
y kRoa sonsisamsarIa Fl sale FARLEY Il CO
CLoyER SEED.Iss,, bushels prime ne" q"
y I. Clever 4 seed. Tor sale e. H. SKINNER aco,
900 PACKAGES ADAMANftNE ,a,i.
((VJ pLEs. standard brands, Ia s.ors an 10
rive, for sale by PORTS. 49, 1a. = n
s,110 soxEx nEAsLES's seof'"
!. Y sSuff-r'r '.l sso Yrs FARLEY /. co.
cEED OATS, SEED OATS, SIS bush P''"'
- dark seed osss' ~ sePvSvl ' q. DANpRipes.
TARH. -iss package. Lard. Il barrels Avs
! I. Ed r sai''' for .Ais sSlAss,E i PLEAsASrs
pay: n. !, " " 3 ). ). sstefaSf
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WILCOX l. GIBBS SEWING MACHINE

w The highest premium awarded AZ NE ~
gnia State Fair Oct. 1850, as the best Machine Is"
general use. .,o,r
These celebrated Machines; also, the SLUai
and LADD, WEBSTER u CO.'S sEWINn IA
CHIMES, are for sale by J. A. bsLt
Belyin's Block, 18th aud Governor s'rsss'
La Ia I.ra
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LHOR HiRE-A smart MULATrO BOY, who is
Il very handy in the dining room. He would be
very useful dining room or house servant to q
gentleman. Apply at PHILLIPS
ia lots Office, Eth ST., betw. Main and Bank.
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w. CITY OF RICHMOND present nv
ssiI before You a. candidate for the oiiice of
TO elect me 10 that office will transact tie bust
ness OF the office with striet fidelity to your inter-
esx. lie ls-tdel TiloS. BARHAM
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EHOR HIR E--A very accomplished DlNlNG-
e ROOM SERVANT, good COOK and WASH
Err, HOUSE GIRLS, general LABORERS, and
FARM HANDS; Apply to b. A. COOKE,
Office on l4th ST., Exchange Hotel Building.
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l. 10 COOPERS.
| Also, HOUSE BOYS.
Apply to
fe JJCJEN LEWIS

nor SALE AND HIKE--ro remain ia or
L near Richmond, good looking MAN, 80 years
old, who has been accustomed to working en-
farm, driving wagon, working in a garden, and
driving a dray.
FOR HIKE-To the last of March, 1899, a genteel
WOMAN, some twenty odd years of age, OF good
manners aud dlsp0sltl0n,a general house servant,
cook, washer, ironer. and seamsrress. She has
two likely children, one three and the other seven
years old. The younger the least trouble of any
child ever saw. Apply at the Cary Street Jail.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-06-19

The tressle work of the railroad bridge within
the town was also destroyed. The Govern
ment buildings were being seyerally burned.
The armory was first fired and destroyed, and
the rifle works would follow next. All the
machinery had been transported into the lnte-
rior several days ago. About 4,oOo troops
were still in the town. The main body, 1t is
said, have been pushed forward to Charles
town, and point near Leesburg.
According to our reports from Washington,
there are still many traitors in the several de-
partments. Some of them are open in their
expressions of disloyalty. The oath seems
not to have been so thoroughly administered
as it should have been. though it is under
stood that Mr.. Chase intended TO have this
done in the Treasury, and will discharge at
once any clerk who is shown to be a traitor.
Capt. Ball and his Secession cavalry, cap
tured at Alexandria three weeks ago, were for
a time confined at the Washington Navy Yard,
and then released on their taking the oath of
of allegiance. When they returned TO Vir
ginia they were at once ordered to leave the
State.
Five hundred Stand of Government arms
from Massachusetts arrived at Wheeling on
the 14th, for distribution among the Home
Guard in that and adjoining counties, and
500 more were to arrive in few days.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-06-19

Col. KELLY.-The Baltimore Sun and other
papers have stated that Col. Kelly, the
wounded hero of Philip, was native of Vir-
gina, but the Philadelphia Inquirer says
Col. Kelly was born in Deerfield, New Hamp-
shire, received a military education at West
Point and for the last thirteen years has been
resident of Philadelphia. Nine years of
that period he was employed by the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company as their Freight
Agent in this city: and all who here had occa-
sion to visit the office. at the corner of Sixth
and Chestnut streets, will remember his jovial
countenance, and his courteous manner of at
tending to business. Previous to removing
to Philadelphia, he had resided in Wheeling
and had for several years occupied the posi-
tion of Colonel of a regiment, and when his
former comrades had decided to prove their
loyalty by offering their services to the Gov
ernment, in defence of the CONSTITUTION and
the laws, their former commander was tele-
graphed to, to accept his old position. The
offer was accepted, and the next day the brave
officer was route for the seat of war in West
ern Virginia.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-06-19

FATHER SHOT AND KILLED Rr HIS Son.
A horrible tragedy, resulting in the death of
an old man named John Stevenson, at the
hands of his son Joseph, took place on Sunday
night a-week, at No. 80 Newark street, Hobo
ken. The affair, related by the family, is
as follows: They alIege that Sunday
evening Mr.. Stevenson came home very much
under the influence of liquor, and commenced
beating his wife in most brutal and cruel
manner. The youngest son, Joseph, about 24
years of age, interfered to protect his mother,
when the old man turned upon and made q
savage attack upon him. Joseph alleges that
he then drew revolver, and pointed it his
father with view of frightening him TO desist,
and that while it was pointed the piece was
accidentally discharged. The ball entered the
left breast, some two or three inches below the
heart, and passing upward came out on the
right side. The old man Immediately fell TO
the floor, when physician summoned
but the wound was fatal, and death ensued u
few hours afterwards.