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REVELATION OF PLAYs.--An officer of the
Pennsylvania volunteers, in letter to a
Philadelphia paper, says:
The movement upon Chambersburg will be
followed by still stronger demons tration if
Virginia dares TO attack the capital. Not less
than Ii, 600 men will be here before Saturday
night TO form q permanent camp, ready TO
move a column of 5000 or even the whole
number, if necessary, in any given direction.
1t is no idle vaunt say that within forty
days Go 900 men, thoroughly drilled, armed
and equipped, can move from this point npon
Richmond and Baltimore.
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SEIZURE OF SOUTHERN Goops AT PITTsBURG.-
On Sunday last a large shipment of goods,
destined for the South, was seized at Pitts
burg en- route, and on the succeeding day some
thirty four boxes of goods which reached the
same city over the Pennsylvania Railroad, on
their way South, We're also seized. Among
the seizures was one costly rosewood piano,
consigned to a gentleman in Savannah, GA.
Upon what ground the seizure of such arti-
cles was made is not stated
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ARMS FROM EUROPE. - The Philadelphia
Evening Bulletin states that Col. Fremont
has arrived from Europe, and informed gem
tleman in Philadelphia that $50, 900 stand of
arms have arrived in New York for Philadel-
phia, and that 25U, 900 more are on their way
The same a .hority also states that the Fede-
raj authorities in Philadelphia have COM
pleted arrangements by which they can move
ten thousand troops per day from that city to
the scene of warlike operations, and are there
can come.
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HOW 1T Is Doss.-The Wheeling Union men
lions the following interesting fact saa

HOW IT Is Doss.-The Wheeling Union men :
lions the following interesting fact: sag
we are Informed by a druggist In this city.
tnat ne lately received a lot OF packages con.
tainins drugs irom New York, ali of which
Were opened on the way, and their content
ers nat be that warlikA instrnments will
reach any Southern city. The nasr-
chant In New York from whom our
rIuk9ist purchased his supplies, re-
pentine, and expressed his regret that it was
tmposefbls for him 70 do 20. Turpentine be.
ing considered ~ nayal stores, would not be
permitted b. the Custom House officers 70
pass. The Now York merchant says his SWIM.
pAthies are with the South, but owing 70 the
AsiGn Of Terror existing there II would be
0Aneeress 10 give oppression to these senti-
ments ~ present A@ "a
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FoRr PIcKRSs.-A Pensacola correspondent
Of the Savannah Republican writes, April q,
AZ follows
AS to when the fight will come off, no one
here, of course, knows. Each party seems
disposed TO hold OFF for the present. TO make
more thorough preparation. Now that PICK
ems has been reinforced, can see no:hing TO
he gained by precipitate action, and every thing
TO lose. We should be thoroughly prepared.
l give it as my candid opinion that the Con
federate States will never possess Fort
Pickens When the United States forces find
the place untenabie, it will be dismantled
and blown up.
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ARKANSAS The Memphis Argus is inform
ed that a military company, of one hundred
men, who design rendering their services to
the Southern Confederacy, is being formed in
Pine Bluff, Arkansas. The military spirit is
rapidly spreading throughout the length and
breadth of that State. and Arkansas, like Ten
nessee, is Il mil tary camp
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WAS ANYBODY HrRr I've learn that por-

WAS ANYBODY Hurt We learn that a por-
ton of a man-O wars barge was picked up
on the beach of Devices Island; with il were
oars mufed with sheep skin, the ar-locks
planks showing marks of rough treatment.
In size it was sufficiently large to accommodate e
about forty or fifty soldiers. One of the bat
teries on Morris Island is said to have fired
into a barge, while the fleet were "of shore -
and il may be that the finding of this wreck
may lead TO the discovery of some interesting
facts. Perhaps somebody was hurt--Charles-
ton Mercury.
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ARRESTS FOR TREASON. THE New York
Express of Tuesday says:
'tOn atfidavits laid before United Sta ties
Commissioners Merton, warrants were issued
to-day against DIR. Robert Sabo and Daniel
Fish, alias Philip Falsely, for treason. The
charge against Sabo is that of enlisting troops,
and Fish for furnishing firearms and MUM
tions of war to the Southern Confederacy -
The prisoners were brought before the Conn
missioner and committed for examina tion. ;"
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Scot AID Hsxp."-The New York Post,
under the heading Of Shot and Hemp" has
the following fierce paragraph
A Charleston dispatch states that the s.first
shot from Stevens battery was fred by the
venerable Edmund Ruffin, Of Virginia. A
ptece Of tbs f3rst hemp that 10 stretched In
South Carolina, should be kept for the meek Of
this venerable and blood Thirsty Rataa.
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ALUM WATER.
w ATER OF THE
w ROCK RpfGEE Atm SppIN

| M a Il T. X q + III r.
w ROCK BRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS. "a
OF L ED AT THE SPRINGS '
n. me Undersigned have eon,tituied the house Of
GEN ERAL AGENTS for the UNITED SThTss
and the CONFEDERATE STATES Of AMERICA.
! The reputation Of this water, medicinal
Of the South. and is rapidly extending over he
whole country. The important fact is 0w well ga
tabiished that 1t Is ore of the few Mineral Waters
which will bear transportation, and that It ia.
been kept from two to hve years In glass without
apparent damage, either to It's taste or It's ediea
The many remarkable cures performed by it in
IyspcPst1, Chronic Di0rrhTd and IgenteTy, fhronr
Liuer Disease ScrQfua, and all Giandniar and Skia
Diseases, Chronic NeTuoS tompioias, BroachTi. Pie.
! &c, have attracted the attention Of the most emf
nent medical men In every section Of the country
Or. Cartwright OF Nav orleans, says: Ia
! truth, know Of no water IN Europe or Amercs 40
rich IN medical substances as that of Rockbridss
Alum Springs"
DR.; MoorInsn, resident physician at the White
sulphur: at Is a matter Of no little importance
that the public should be fully apprissd of bs
remarkable efficacy Of tina Roekbridge waters, ia
strumous diseases especially. They have long
stood roproach to our profession, aud never hui
in these waters, has remedy been found that de-.
serves the name OF specific for their cure
Our pamphlet is filed with letters Of the most
eminent physicians, clergyInen. lawyers, aud all
personal knowledge and experience Of the viz
! tues OF this water.
rsngements Tor boitling aud transportation A.
| they confidently behave will enable them henre.
iorth July and promptly to meet the steadily
growing demand.
CAUTION The unprecedented success Of thi.
Mineral Water. not only as used at the fountain
by the visitors who have thropged thither but ky
lnvalds at their distant homes. has naturally had
the effect to bring into the MARKET to some eK eh
other waters bearing similar names Therefor
persons who wish To use t,S water i'll do eli 10
apply din eetly TO the undersigned, TO their gen.
eral agents, ia Richmond, whilst the trade will ia
All es, procure their supplies through the houss
Of PrkCELL, LADp Co, by whom also they will
be furnished with the proper certificates and show
bills.
The ALUM POWDERS or MASS, being the re.
siduaty sai Us of the water, obtained by evapcra-
ton, have been found by long experience to a.
tain the medical virtues OF the water, aud to he
excellent substitute for the same. 1t Is with
entire safety by the mail, and 10 remote points,
where the water cannot easily be transported
For nun particulars, see pamphlet.
We will send the psmphle t post aid on appi.
cation by letter, address ed to
FRAZIER Il RANDOLPH, Proprietors,
Post Office. Alum Springs.
Rock bridge county, Va; ortO
PURCELL, LhbD Il CO., deneral Agents,
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SUsPEYDED-The Parkershurg va. Gazette
says that those persons engaged at the Kama
wha Burning Springs, Va, in pumping Oil,
have suspended their operations for the pres
ent. This is owing to National troubles.
The business viii not be resumed before the
fall season.
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CLOTHING, 60

INO0 SAM PIES OF GOODS-French,
tUDU English and home made W hich | will
make to order in the latest shape and in tho best
manner.
sell goods * low figure, strictly for cash.
Irving HULL. Agent,
apis % Maia, corner nth street,
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The "Blue Ridge Republican, - published at
Culpeper Cour House, has been discon tiuued
on account of the troubles of the times
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X EHOSlNE OIL LAMPS large assost,
- peat Of the above LAMPS. togsther with ex.
uA /" icks, Chimneys, &C., for sale low by +
Ta0S. A. BULKLEY CO.,
maU laI Main street,
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ny .fkIss IKADk. 1861
HATS, CAPS, AND STRAW GOODS,
RQHERT /. lIGRINGAN

= HUhEHT l.. DIEKINSON, rI4l. 4
tHuceesaor 20 Bfnford, Dickinson 4 Weisiser /,
No, 7s Msia Street, Richmond, Va. - "
Hss open and ~ stere full aud complete stock OF
and most fashionable styles. which will be sold al
wholesale and Retail, on the most favorable
The attention of merchants ia mos, resnee,fu,x
soIieitad To- cali and examine for themselves
MILITARY HATS and CAPS made to ord ar al
the shortest notice. -
Cash Purchasers will End 1t to their interest 10
GAIT snd examine nv stock before Purchasing.
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TIE NsyrH SrAh. ~ Inc starv "a eas nm ar
NoW, The ninth--"Ths Star Of the West
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DEN TISTRY.
ARTIFFCIALT ETH.--T

fssssess.-z.y,;sssh ARTIFICIAL TEETH. --THs
yTevygssssass.s,saassgI C3EOPLASTlC AND VULCANITE
GITYTTFS PROCESS.-G. W. JONES, DEN
- list, having the night for the above
mode OF I'aking Teeth. and being satisfied of It's
absolute superiority over all other methods can
with oniderce commend it to those desiring full
or partial sets of teeth, and especially such may
be dissatisfied with those they ere now using
The perfect adaptation of the plate to the mouth
and the suction thereby secured, enables him to
Insert one or more teeth ,oith0ut orsps. This me
I'd Cd having been adopted by those standing high
est in tie profession, North and South testimo
malls viii be given and specimens exhibited to
any other plate, viii, OF course be made for
those preferring them. Filling, Cleansing, Ex-
tracing, and all other operations gently and tho
roughiy parformed. Teeth extracted by ELEC
TRfCITY, tvithout pain.
30 OEics on haie street. opposite Corinthian
Hall ia I-Iv
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A>H.-r-Trrk COX'S LENE-F REIGRT
sfSsElsisEaSs3 BOATS TO LYNCHBUkG THREE
TIMES A WEEK-TUESDAYS,
THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
Boat MERCHANT, Capt THos. T. EXIT.
Boat JAS. ]. IRBY, Capt. L. MAYO.
Boat OLIVIA, Capt. II. W. cry.
Boat ELLA SCOTT, Capt. J. W. STRATToN.
Boat FAME. Capt. w. Il. Parsons.
Boat -, Capt.
These Boats ara all of the first class, commanded
by careful Captains and hands and leave prompt.
y Advertised. For freight, apply to
GUY Il cox, AGENTS,
fe It's At CoX's Shed Dock street
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sTHAMBoArs. sHrpprNo. 40.

..-.-
2f2c NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, land
ougENsrdpgr and smbsrk,1s G s..sngsriN ..
YORK and PS,iadelphs slsams ns Company In
tend dispatching their fuli-powsrsd Clyds-buii'
CITY ' OF Wa 81 I; ts.SS SATURDAY Maya
CITY OF BALTIMORE. SATURDAY, May IS.
And And every Saturday, a. noon' from fisf -
RATS or PASSAGE: -.
First Cabin ioaio, 3 s'f So e. London q
Storage Return Tickets, good for six months, 500
Passengers forwarded to Paris, Havre, Ham
burg. Bremen, Rotterdam, Antwerp &C. at re-
sos persons wishing to bring ont their friends
New York From Liverpool to Queenstown, First
Cabin, SIS, SIS and sos. steerage from Liverpool
$40. From Queenstown $40.
These steamers have superior Accommodations
They are built in watef-tght iron sections, and
have Patent Fire Aunihilators on board.
90 For further information, apply at the Com
Is Broadway, New York; or,
ap 2s-ts W. BELL. Agent, Richmond.
IT, ST. NJ N EK Ar kANG =.
-. syls.-=9N mENTaT0 P0RTSMoUTH AND
PECK, Capt. JSo. Fl. FREEMAN, will, on and after
MONDAY next, April LIST, leave the Wharf a
E9ekes It's. resgiSnrIy eysGy M9SDAt WEDNEs
places, at O'Clock precisely. leaving NORFOLK
each alternate morning Except sunday at the
same nOur, 0'cl0ck, Ind touch at all the regular
Landings on the River, going and returning
Passage to Portsmouth or Norfolk, $500; Meals
extra, so cts. each.
Freight taken as usual but all goods sent to be
landed on the River must be paid for hen sen,
down to the Boat. and will not be responsible for
any damage loss after delivering it the
wharf to W hich 1t is directed.
NH 29-ts r. @. HASKINS.
,e<Se STEAMS HIPS Jamestown
dLILG AND YORKTOWN The ROANOKE
has been withdrawn from the line
again, between RICHMOND and NEW YORK.
The JAMEsTowN, Captain sKISsEs, aud the
regular trips betw cen the two places Stopping at
Norfolk each way. They will leave New York
for Richmond every TUESDAY and SATURDAY
AFTERNOON, at o. clock. returning. they will
leave Richmond for New York every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY, at4P NJ.
Passage to New York, including meals and
state-room accommodations, only $40. Steerage
passage only IS.
For further Information apply to the under
signed. LUDIAM Il WATSON,
APP Opposite Steamers WhArves.
s>A.-Trk COX'S LENE.-F GIT
lfsszzEAS.sEeSS4 BOATS TO LYNCHBUKG THREE
TIMES A wEEK--TU ESDAYs.
THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
Boat MERCHANT, Capt THos. T. EKETr.
Boat JAS. ]. IRBY, Capt. L. MAYO.
NJ w rrv
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WOODS NORTH CAROLINA FAMILY
10 half bills. North Carolina Family ROE HER.
RiNGs-Wood'a brand -
10 beis; North Carolina Family GROSS HER.
RiNGS-Wood's brand. s s
bels. n. Garelina Family CUT HERRINGS--
Wood brand. 1874 =
10 chest. superior Green, dunpowder, and Black
5000 Bushels MILL oFFAI.. such ~ Gran, Brown.
stuff and ShipstuG. - -
1909 bales Timothy and Clover HAY.
100 bales OATS.
Old BamgArdner WHISKEY, otard BRANDY,
and Champagne WiNE-all Of the best quality
FORBADE by RoBT. l.. E. DABNEY.
Corner Of Broad and 7th SITS,
ap ia-eod2ws Opposite Theatre.
M BLAIR = GO. have on hxad ssvsrsi
M choice brands OF
MOUNTAIN wHISREY,
snch ~ l.. BumgardRer \ Co., Sammerdean, gen
gile Bourbon, direct ffcIa tho manufacturer In
heutucky, and also
WAITS PURE RYE AND WHEAT wHlsKEY
9i all the above brands, we have 1t from one 70
ave years old.
All who wish pure article, will DO well to sivs
them call.
kiehmead, March Is. 1851. nh ib-.sm
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AND IODINE MASS.

This article Is prepared from the water Of the
BEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE SPRINGS, by 4.
careful and scientific method Of evaporation
whereby all OF the mineral ingredients and msd-
cinal properties Of the water retained In II un
impaired. Call and procure pamphlet Of onr
Agents, containing certificates CT Prof sAsrEL
JACKSON, of the Jefferson Medical College, Phis.
dolphin, and also twenty other Physicians of emf.
hence, testifylns to its efficacy in various dis
eases. The MASS and WATER IL kept for sale
by Megsrs. MADE y BAKER and &. T. RosiSsos,
Druggists, Richmond, Va.
p. ECHOLs SONS
f6 2a-d5m
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In ENTY-FIyE DOLLARS RE.
BOOTS. SHOES, Go.


- BROAD BOTTOM SH0Es.-Soldiers
" can supply themselves with a.
I'D BROAD BOTTOM sHsZ
- BOOTS AND SHOES,
at No. 2l9 Broad street.
ap 2i-et w p W TAYLOR
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SPRING TRADE.
1871

1901 !SEl
sHAFER; HALSEY & CO, Manufacturers apd
The attention Of merchants is called to new and
well selected assortment Of SPRING CLOTHING,
now opening for the trade. Furnishing Goods in
sp6 sHAFER, HALsEy CO.
SPKiNG CLOTHING-SPRING CLOTH
= ING -pARRACoTT, HARRIS & co. are now
Is very desirable and will be sold at lower prices
than they have ever been able to sell the same
quality before and would nvite their friends and
the public generally to call and look for them;
selves. Their stock is entire, embracing eli
cut and made in the very best maueer. Cali, II
street on y'4 D.fsskAc6FTft HARRis Co %
GAsslMEKEs whIhs-
TONS CAsSIMERES- MlLLER's CASsIMERRs-
All Of Southern manufacture, now in hand, and
for citizens or military wear Remember, this is
Southern manutac.ory. and has been for the last
l!years. II has not sprung up from the necessity
ness, land rot having climbed in at the back win
dow, over other peoples shoulders,l fatter my
self that ! know my business, aud knowing 1t,
ledge
Call at the large and new store. but old stand,
Ia Main street tmh 2sl wM IRA SMITH.
GJs OOO WORTH OF CLOTHING AND
sSIo,O UU GENTS FURNISHING G0ons FOR
saLR ar COST FoR CASH, TO CLOSE THE WHOLE
proprietor to offer the whole stock on hand, Us
above noticed, and tavites attention to the assort
ment, knowing the opportunity an excellent one
to purchase good fabrics, made ep in the best man.
per. The stock has AL been made up within the
iastsix or eight months, and presents rare oppor.
tunities. Dress, Frock and Business Goats; Doe.
skin aud Fancy Cashmere Pants; Cassims ere, Mar.
se.llss, Silk and Cashmere Vests. Also, Shirts,
Collars, Neck-Ties and scarfs All sci seted al
the best markets for retail trade.
Merchants visiting the city for Spring purchases
are invited to an examina alton, as o think money
can be made, and we offer these Inducements for
the purpose OF raising money Z yT;upx.s ...,,
A Il 1T THE "a, LATEST STILLS or NECK
NOAH WALKER q co.'s,
Corner Main and I4th, Pearl SITS,
NH 70 Branch of Baltimore House.
CLOTHING A + WHOLEsALE.-We re.
~ specially invite the attention of Country
SPRING CLOTHING, all Of which has been man.
ufaetnred by ourselves In superior STYLE under
great advantages, and is offered upon the most
liberal terms. An examination Is respectfully So
NH ii KEEN, BALDWIN & WILLIAMS.
NOffCE.--We have a large ana me assert.
ment Of Ready made Ciothin g for gen efne n's
which we have determined TO sell for the balance
OF the season at VERY REDUCED PRICES TO e. al
and 70 punetual customers. We hope that the
aboTe announcement will secure for Us al once
line, as we are determined to conform strictly To
this notice. SIMPSON 4 MILIER
lls Main street,
Opposite Mitchell and Tyler's, Richmond.
r. S.-North Carolina money taken II par for
koods. de II
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| EYESI 6H 2

FRANKLIN CO., OPTICIANS,
=, oasr g shs PSsliS thsir improved CRYSTAL
PERlsCOPIc sPECTACLEs, Tor preserving and
Also, . very fne assortment Of MICROSCOPES,
TELESCOPES, MARINE and OPERA GLASSES,
and the finest coll setion Of STEREOSCOPES and
.STEREoSCOPIC PICTURES.
NJ CRYSTAL GLASSES set IN old frames.
eA No. Las MAIN STREET,
a. DG.A ~
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This House, pleasantly situated, Is in every
spect a FIRST.CLASS HOTEL and Is now ready
for the reception Of all who may visit the Valley.
1t is especially desirable stopping place for those
who pass to and from the Watering Places a this
vicinity. The House and Furniture are both en-
tirely new, aud the Rooms large and comfortable
and handsomely furnished.
TERMS.
Board, Including room, sc. J per day. ......s1 rs
I" g per week ..... ] 90
Z" &c " per month 49,. Is 90
NH Observation-Disclosures
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FOR REM de- ss. ..s ,n h9SsslDsMcE
Of Mrs. Sarah Robb. The house contains .
rooms, and is In good order. with gas and water
Also, very e pleasant RESIDENCE. on the west
side of I'd, bstwesn Clay and Leigh streets The
maiss hss and T aIa
ap27-3t
e. FUR X ENT-A neal Bra X Ten kMENT,
fsy
apa7-lws On Clay ST. near the Chapel
G. HOUSE AND LOrIN SIDNEY FVR
- good BRICK HOUSE, in Sidney on the West
ham Plank Road just opposite the Baptist Church.
In order to secure good tenant. will rent or
terms Apply to tGofDDiN &APPERsoS.
E:a street. between sth and 9th, now occupied by
'" L. y T1HIiss 4 AApPalyy Is s. SONS.
ap l5-2w Or to w L. WAXING.
O FOR kENT.-Tbe STABLE aud CAR
E:i Rage HOUSE in the rear of the residence
aa sx D Msn .1
cary street fkRER'yw g REACH. 81 man.s
A.. FOX KENT-BUCHANAN SPRING, with
Ea an acre of LAND. This place could be made
some improvements will be erected Also-Foh
ALS0-some beautiful BUILDING LOTS for
sale. Applyto Ds. CRENsHAw; or,
APP s-lawtf DR.. POLLARD.
a OFFICE FOR RENT.-ROOMS suita-
&:i BILE for Offices. in the building corner Iitb
f NIX i,Tss'r ka aG5 Co Apply TO
NH GETS Corner Main and l3th streets
I. - FOX KkNT-The upper part Of the HOUSE
Es over the store of the sabsdTiber, At preseni
,See9pisd by the Richmond club; AMY AMY to
a. F0K KENT Or sALE--The valuable
E:a BRICK RESIDENCE, formerly occupied by
Richard McGruder situated ON 9Th st. be
Tween Clay and Leigh sts Apply at ONCE q The
nuder the American Hotel fe s-ts
o. FOX KENT,-Two FRONT ROOMS ovsi
E: oar store, suitable for office or lodging rooms
A<plv :" lie e-ts] A BonEKsR co
A#i RENT.-lst, The STORE Cary street, be-
tween 18th and 14th streets, Is by 70 feet, s
stories, now occupied by Conrad Crew. Posses
I'd. The upper part Of the HOUSE on 18th street,
between Main and Franklin streets next door to
James sinton, with kitchen and back yard Pos
rington streets, near Mag nolia, with any desired
quantity of rich garden land, and good well 0!
waterin the yard. Possession immediate. Apply
by note, through my box; at Lip.comb's stable, on
fe 2s-W&Sts F. BOWIE
g. AGRICULTURAL FAIR GROUNDS
RAJ SOCIETY wish to rent out the FAIR
GROUNDS Tor one year, or term OF years, reserv.
ing the rlSht 10 Eolu falts ana cattle SHOWS. The
tenant will be allowed the use of an excellent
Brick House and the saloons, with the privilege OF
cultvating, a garden, ten acres OF land. and
using the Horse Track and Stables for Trottine
Park, subject to such regulations as the Execu-
tive Committee may prescribe, which will be made
known before reuting.
The rent must be paid quarterly, and bond, will
good security given for it.. Apply to
de25-ts JAMES LYONS, Pres't
e. TOBACCO FACTORY FOR RENT.
E."i The large TOBACCO FACTORY en- Cary
street, between nth aud 18th, with the vacant
lot adjoining, for rent by
de 27--tS KENT pAINEkCO
See SHERWOOD STILL FOR RENT.
ssFs This beautiful MARKET FARM, one mile
.-rnHr from the city of Richmond, liz still for rent
the person who rented it having failed to comply
with mis- contract. r. h. HAXALL,
81 is-ts JAMES LYONS
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LITH AND FIRE INSURANCE
I Ire, FIREAND MARiNEINs,us. . -

AAx - AMI E1HB IN9URAncr
LIE, TiREASD MAKIsEINsURAS,c,.
RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATIONS
or1IcI. No. lss MAIs IN. g. CossEn or H.,
RICHMOND, Va "
Chartered ira Mryea 1877
This old and reliable Iusfitat,op vs,s -
capital, and contingent fund carefully b.. sepls
continues. 70 insure SLAVES, BUILDISGs ws sss
S ~ OF every description HoUskaansaA
ruRSiTuRE aud Family WEARING Aypsanpy.L
VESSELS, CAkGoEs and FBElGHr, ct The Ios
eurrent rates. 1--WE.
patch. pInEcToRs. p"''iDis die
David CurYie, Roser. n H.
e. r. WORKMAN, YYxpei.J p..os,
John H. Claiborne, John r srhl..sa,
John J. Wilson, Thcs A Rn.,"'
Alex. Garrett. Geo n (,w.,S
Peter q. Warrick.
yogS J. WILSON, Treasurer ''iesn'.
X. T. BROOKE, Secretary. dsr .,
AS. Is. MACMURDO, Agent MAyH.rJs
" LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF New ysASIs
once at the Insurance Agency Of fgostsN Wf
xsissp, on lith street, nearly opposite God an,
hsll, where applications will be received.
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