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, 1866-11-13
From the London Times, October 15.J
THE UNITED STATES.
(FRoM AN AMERICAN CORRESPONDENT
PHILADELPHIA, SEPT. 90.


On October 2 the term of the United
States Circuit Court at Virginia will
begin at Richmond, and the principal
case set down for trial is that of Jeffer-
son Davis for high treason. Although
the case is on the docket, and is almost
the only case before the Court, there are
however, but very slight hopes of the
trial being held, the Judges not only be-
ing indisposed 10 arraign the distinguished
prisoner, but the counsel for the prosecu-
ton having very grave doubts whether
they can procure any jury in the whole
State of Virginia that will say that Mr..
Davis is guilty. The indications now
are, that the Government will postpone
the case upon the plea that they are not
yet prepared for trial, and even if the
lawyers do agree to begin then the
Judges will find some technicality upon
which to base a further delay. Mr..
Davis's counsel, however, are urgent for
trial, and announce their willingness to
take it under any circumstances, no mat
ter how adverse, and if both Judges will
not hold court then they are perfectly
willing to be heard by a single one.
They intend to press the case for trial by
every possible means in their power, and
will urge the feeble health Of their client
as a reason why he should not be held a
prisoner, but should have his crimes
adjudged. Mr.. William B. Reed is now
in Richmond arranging the preliminaries,
and Messrs. O'Conor, Pratt, Brown, and
Brady go South tomorrow. If there lis
anything in an imposing array Of counsel
Mr.. Davis certainly will have the full
benefit of it, and, strange as it may
appear, these gentlemen, snotwithstand-
ing his high position in The C~onfedefacy,
feel confident that the Government and
IFS law officers will sjgnally fail TO- prove
that Jeffersoha Davis comnnitled treason
against Che United States t6ey consider
that it is not in the power of man to
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e. "AVIS."
Stristia1attd, 81. Sruix.
TUESDAY, 18TH NOVEMBER 1866.

THE last Performance of the Luande
Equestrian Company was given here Sa-
turday evening last, thus completing the
three entertainments the authorities gave
the Company permission for. This limit
in the amusement of the inhabitants of
this Island may be considered right but,
viewed in the proper light is, we think,
pinching the social rights of the people
to a degree beyond comparing-for, we
know that every person in this commu-
nifty is more or less prudent enough not
to spend more money than his means
can afford-so this tender care for his
pocket was quite unnecessary. The folks
of Frederiksted will have a share of the
pleasant and agreeable treat, rs the
Company have obtained leave to give
three performances there. We would
therefore advise our fellow citizens to
avail themselves Of the opportunity, the
performances of the members of the Com
pany being good must always merit APP
plause and give satisfaction.
, 1866-11-13
Total ,444 SO

Balance Of deposits s 52,261 90
4 new deposit accounts, viz:
1 Cooper. 1 Overseer.
Minor. 1 Various.
12 Withdrawals amounting to..$99 90.
Receivers for Saturday, 18th Nov. 1866.
In CHRISTIANSTED
r. A. Finlay. Esq, Trustee.
w. Meyer, Esq, Member.
In FREDERIKsTED:
L. Faber, ESQ.,, Trustee.
2. w. Shousboe, Esq, Member.
GEO. BEHAGEN,
President.
ST. Croix, 18th November 1866.
, 1866-11-13
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End also at the Colonial Bank.
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A Remarkable Invention-Preserva
tiOn of Fresh Fruits.

n AGHdfhdDiS lnNe0l10u-IT6SefV
tiOn of Fresh Fruits.
The Toledo Commercial says: A new
manner of preserving fruits, vegetables
and meats in q perfectly fresh state for
an indefinite period has recently been
invented. 1t is known that the oxy-
gen of the air is the element which
sustains life and also the active agent
Of sll decomposition. The air is com
posed of gases, oxygen and nitrogen.
I he presence of the former alone
makes life and decomposition possible.
In the latter, life cannot be maintained,
nor, if it is completely deoxygenated,
can decomposition take place. Mr..
Addison Smith has successfully mas
tered this principle and reduced it to
practice, so that by a simple and mex
pensive machine he extracts the oxy-
gen of the air from a prepared air
tight box or jar in which the fruit or
vegetables are contained and returns
the same cir minus the oxygen to the
box. This is of course nitrogen. Nj
trogen is perfectly odorless and inert.
The box being thus filed with this nj
trogen or inert air there is no such
pressure of air from without as takes
place if the air is exhausted and a va
ouum made. No vacuum however is
more surely preservative than nitrogen.
The machine by which this long de-
sired result Is obtained is so simple, so
easily understood and worked, and so
inexpensive that it will soon be almost
as necessary in every house as stoves
and clothes wringers. The boxes re-
quired are inexpensive, may be made
of any size, from one quart to FIVE hun
dred bushels, and of wood, paper, or
tin. 1t must, however, be quite air
tight We are told that arrangements
are now being made for boxing straw
berries as soon as they ripen, 80 that
the process will be subjected to the
severest test-the strawberry being one
of the most difficult of fruits to retain
in freshness q long time. The princi-
pie of the patent is equally simple and
efficient on large as on a small scale,
so that wholesale dealers in foreign
fruits, fish and vegetables, must find it
an immense economizer in enabling
them to prevent the enormous destruc-
ton by decay that they are subject to-
Finally, our bodies after death may be
preserved as well as a peach by the
application of the same simple process,
50 that they may be kept or ira nsport-
ed with no marks of dissolution TO add
to the horrors of death.
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Playing Cards.

Cards were invented in 1891 by JAG
quemin Grungenmour, to amuse King
Henry VI, of France, who at that time
was mad. The ace was made the best
card in the pack, being derived from
the French word "Argent," signifying
money, and to show that a king could
not get along without it, as a menisl
card backed by the ace would triumph
over king. The kings were called
David, Alexander, Caesar and Charlie
magne the queens were named Ar
CINE, Rachel, Palles and Judith the
varlets or knsves represented the
squires 10 the kings, and were named
Launcelot, Ogier, Rensrd and Hector /;
the tens, mines, etc, represented the
foot soldiers The ace of clubs was so
named and formed TO represent a clo-
yer leaf and 10 signify 70 the king that
8 good general would always encamp
his army where pasturage was plenty.
The ace Of spades represented the hal
berts carried by the foot soldiers; the
ace of diamonds represented the heads
of the arrows used by the cross-bowmen,
and the ace Of hearts represented the
courage Of the knights and soldiers.
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SEE. FRIDAY. JUNE 1, 1866.


body believes in the success Of any move
ment they may make.
PHILADELPHIA, May 21.-It is reported
that three companies Of Fenians will leave
here this evening to join the party now on
the Northern frontier.
CAIRO, May 3l.-At the Buckeye course
yesterday, the first race, mile heats, best
three in five, was won by Underwood's Re-
volver. Time, second heat, l:44L. This ia
considered the fastest time on record.
NEW YORK, May 81 The steamer At
lantic takes out S55,OO0 in treasure to-day.
1t is estimated the amount for the week win
reach 1885,, 200.
The steamer Costa Rica brings 1924, 500
IN gold. Among her passengers is the Hon.
7. II. Nelson, late United States Minister to
Chill.
NEW YoRE, May 81, y p.m.-Gold opened
at 1887. Closed l395sI
Cotton quiet at 3S1{Sllc.
OLEvELAND, Ohio, Hay 31.-The train
from Sandusky to-day stopped for broken
engine, three miles west from here, and was
run into BY the day express train from To-
ledo. One lady, name un known, was killed.
and Eve seriously, and several slightly
wounded. President Newell, of the Toledo
Railroad, and Superintendents Rucker and
Flint are doing everything they can for the
relief Of the injured. There viii be no de-
tention to travel, as the track is not dis
tuFbed,
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In Dyspepsia,

attendant train Of symptoms, it acts more
sEA CHARM tbgn a medicine There is moth
/. r lfe whole range a. Materis Medlca that can
moment bear a comparison with it IN tbs dis
b.
llI account Of ihis wonderful plant may be
ID 1 the.llih ec,ton Of the y. 5. Dlspensatoryi
O. lssl end 1883.
-res Of experiments in which Dr. Bull has
- 1r veals engaged, hss Just been brought 90
ae.ll termination, and he De- now enabled 10
s1 the public n continuation of GEDRON vi h
approved tonics. ihe whole preserved M the
1slIty OF copper distilled BouThOn Whisky,
he fs conf1ent has no equal 10 the world.
night furnish a volume OF certhcates. but the
have long nee learned 10 es.lmate such
-' Uy their true value. The safest plsn Is for
y one 90 test for himself the virtues ci new
.le. -
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HAVING suggested the insolvency Of the estste
il Of Sarah Taylor, deceased. tof which am The
AdministratoT) 20 the Clerk Of the County Court of
Smith county, Tennessee; and an order having
been made for publication in the Nashville Union q
newspaper published n the city Of Nashville. Ten
nessee, for f0ur successive wees, requiruR ali
persons having claims against sad estate 4 Ale
them, properly authenticated, with the Clerk OF
1886, for rafahle settlement, under the insolFsut
laws Of The Staie, or they viii be forever harTsd
This is therefore % give notice a the same ApriI
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Go 10 Bryant stratton 4 Co a Nashville p,,s,-..
Gohege ior q thorough education IN Boolg-Kespr5y
reninanship, Commercial Law, Commercial Calrll-
islonsy Partnership, Settlements, sc.
send Tor College paper, Circular Ae
AueIsss BRYANT, STRATTON 4 co.
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The Sixth regiment Of West Virginia
cavalry Sunday morning returned 10
wheeling and went into temporary
quarters preparatory to being mustered
out
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sweet ; e opoPonaI, Sweet OPOpOna1, /,
COLoATE,s Hnnrvsnan

1his celebrated TOilss soap, in such univsrs.,
demand Is made from the choicest materials, is
mild and smOlisHs in It's nature, frasranuv
scented, and extremaly bsneGeIal in its action
upon the skin. Fer ale BY all Druggists and
N'-Sy 9ooa7 DesieTS- lto68-ly
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ne Ong nal and Best in the World. Tn. oDlv
Iue % ana perfect Hair Dye. HARMLESS, Reliabls ~
IN mlhs.sn.''neous, Produces immsiiatsly a splSosiie
- = VI lalufa Brown, without injurinq the bair
or SKIN. Remedies the IN effects of ~ ves -
y alI Lrugqsts. The genuine Is siQnsd Wil1sD,
kegeneratng Extract Of Mnieaeurs. for Rssioriny
and Beaudfying the Hair.
sepl5-ly ~ Toss,.
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BREAKFAsT-Veal outlets, poached
eggs, (two, wheat and corn bread, but
ter, sugar, milk and coffee.
DINEER-Broiled chickens, stewed
oysters, potatoes, onions, bread, butter,
coffee, sugar and milk.
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Jeff. Davis, Rin Of Fara-

FORTRESS Monroe, Friday, May 25.
The following is schedule of meals
furnished JEFF Davis for long time
past The most incredulous, in read.
ing it over, will see that he has been
wei cared for; and that it furnishes a
palpabie controversion of the repeated
false assertions of ill-treatment, poorly
cooked meals, and their inequality in
point of delicacy and sustenance.
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Ohio White Sulphur Springs,

VNHls well known and popular resort having beer
u lately purchased and thoroughly reftted and
relurnished in e. best style by the undersigned
viii be open for the reception q visitors
On the goth Of May, 1866.
The location Of the Springs and the Medicinal
properties Of the waters are q sure guarantees
against al Malarcus or Contagious Diseases.
Umnibuses viii rtn from an day trains on the o..
G. and g. r. R. Passengers leaving Cincinnati b.
the O'Clock, M. tram viii arrive Il the Springs n
l2O'clock M and by leaving on the O'Clock a m.
tram vii arrive al the Spnngs 90 $50 pm. All let
ters, bsggsge, packages, &c., belonging 10 Ruests
conveyed - and from the springs fee Of charge.
hne Cotllon Band will be 10 Attendance through
out the season
The usual trip tickets at reduced ratfs of fare vii
Be issued by the various railroads leading from C.n-
cnnAii.
The Once viii BE- under the supervision Of Hsior
B. =. FIEiBLD, lately Of The Adams Express, and
formerly Of the C., A. and e. LOUIS z K and oi
@. ,. TOPPING, f0rmefiV Df ths Gait House. Lou g.
Tille and lately 0f the Burnett House. Cincinnati
Guests visiting the Spnngs can have every assn
rance that the fare and accommodations vii be
equal, u not EUpeuOr, 10 any Estsrng place In tie
United States.
Fare 81 per day FOR transient guests and pro rasa
rates for families, children, and servants.
mayiG-3m JOHN d. FERRY, Prop'r.
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A VoIqE Fsom PursnuEa.-

n fVt-A kAVM EIrrsBURG--
VlcKsoUR0, Miss, Aug. 9, lss8.
-. ~ i, So'H Bal-Doar Sir. am happy 20 state to
yot tnal nave used your vsluable Csdrop Rlftar.
Win great oenetitto myself in general debhr 80
pIO5tiaii0n OF my system produced by tbs ~
nehthy snd nlasnlatlc Influence Of the hississiT,i
I've slo.nu Feksburgi having been With General
Grants army thrOugh ut its whole soptb.ro -,
PN8n- Iconndenty recommend its use 10 All pe-
sons who are exposed 10 unhsalthy climates
II. ". FcoIE
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No. 45.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

! OLD EYES MADE NEW, witlout e,....,,.-
I Boctor OF Medicine. Pamphlet rnsiied - ~
dFess & Foote, n D, 1ls0 Broadsay. Nevr Yo-i-
COMFORT AND CURE FOR THE RITPTURED
81 9sn1 zee. address, Z b Foots, Il d, IlsO Bros5
way New York.
CoNFIDENTIAL INFORMATION FOR THF
~ mmAh5si ihL--eent free Ia sealed envelope. At7drsss
= . footes d d, liso Broadway, New York.
MEDICAL COMMON sENGE-so0 paess- loo
niostFatlonss 81 50. sent by mail eyervul e. tst
bld. Oonlenta Tables seat frea. Ad1regs - An
nor. Foote n u, llSo Broadway, New York.
sweet oPoPOnaxi Sweet OpopOnaxi
E. z. Sni6 d Cos Nsv Psrfsms from
Aezico.
I OF many years 1t was supposed that this
country could not vie with Europe in tbe
cultivation Of Flowers for the manufaotu,s
Of Perfumery. The discovery Of the swKrr
OPoroSAx, Of Mexico, By E. T. Smith &
20. has forever banished the dslusion. f.
T. Smith, Of New York. Ell Cores statss.
The sWestest extract ever made.
mayS0-5t
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Without q Rival.

Justify deserves the reputation it has 20 long
IeI boz CCnua. America and tie West Indies.
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Nashville - Tennessee

30 Hhds prime New Orleans Sugar,
rs do 90 Porto Rico Sugar,
20 do do Cuba Sugar,
so Barrels Crushed and Powdered Susar
20 do Granulatsd Sugar,
100 do A. and B. Coffee Sugars,
900 90 @. extra assorted Brands,
200 do Yellow Sugar,
400 Bags Rio CCffee,
20 Mas Java Coffee,
20 10 LsgUra Coffee
10 Bags Ginger,
10 Bags Alspoe,
20 Bags Pepper,
20 Barrels Maekerel,
90 "a bbs do
3C0 Kits do
100 Boxes Soap,
so do Starch,
100000 Cigars, assorted Brands
100 Boxes Candles,
100 do Rslsns,
90 Cases sardines,
$50 Gases Oysters,
100 DOz. Buckets,
so Nests Tubs,
Together with everything usually kept in whole.
sale Grocery Houses.
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rfi q rcput1 ion as " de spregd az the CONT
ID. dfNort1 America But the croWning glory ci
remain TO boz attained n hs di cOvery, or
r-c.luunaIi0n, Tor be does not claim q have
n .-f Uizc0vercr Of CLDRhN, which ls be basis
Hfterz nO@ offered to The putl'c- hat hon
#Huas 30 the native iuhaIItsnis OF Central
-.-a to whom Iis virtues have been known Tor
.-s I'm two hundred years armed with q the
rfFa defiance % the most deadly malaria,
ril.a. without ieRr, the most " uomons sel-
Il u .s a belief vita theU, tf.t while there %
-.f. az, i,. as. the GedrCn Is pItsnt 10 cure, no
.-- aIit tle disease may he.
.hIe Dr. BUl is rot prepsr. d 30 endorse this
-iFagaut pretsns0n. he rs nevertheless satisfied
l O. thorough examination Of the evidence rcla-
l1 be- virtues, that 8s . remedy and prevents.
.1r Oh disease ausiEg from exposure, eilher 70
sCa. her or climate, or 10 miGsmatc iLh1encesi
.rHa
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r-, ----rs r.ue is more intimately connected
~ ~ tr1ry of MATERiA MElslCA Of the
III 5..I-- or more iayoraby known a. plo-
..-Ia MeIcal Discovery, than thato
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b Compound Of WILD CHERRY has
become q household word through
OFT the West
and South. His Worm Lozenges,
less than a year after their introduction
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COMFORT AND CURE FOR THE RUPTURED
sem zee. zee, address, Z B Foots, n D, IIs0 Bros5
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Or. John BulI
Louisville, Kentucky.

Fs frimi.atle preparation Of SARSAPAklLLA
aug stood 90 the head Of the various com
lds0- llsl valuable drug.
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y
ter, sugar, milk and coffee.
DrNNER-Broiled chickens, stewed
oysters, potatoes, onions, bread, butter.
coffee, sugar and milk.
MONDAY.
BREAKFAsT-Mutton chops, 1.-TWO. J
eggs boiled, (two,) bread, (corn and
wheat,) butter, sugar, mill. and cof
fee
DENER-Beefsteak, panned oysters
potatoes, onions, bread, butter, coffee,
sugar and milk.
TUESDAY.
BREAKFAsT-Beefsteak, eggs, (boiled, J
bread, (corn and wheat, coffee, butter,
sugar and milk.
DNNER-Veal outlets, fresh or salt
fish, potatoes, onions, bread, butter and
coffee.
WEDNESDAY.
BREAKFAsT-Ham and eggs, corn and
wheat bread, butter, sugar, coffee and
milk.
DWNER-Mutton chops, stewed oys.
ters, potatoes, onions, apples, bread,
butter and coffee.
THURSDAY.
BREAEFAsT-Beef steak, boiled eggs,
(twO,) bread, (corn or wheat,) butter,
sugar, milk and coffee.
DMEER-Veal outlets, panned oysters,
potatoes, onions, bread, coffee, etc., and
butter.
FRIDAY.
BREAKFAsT-Stewed oysters, mackerel
or fresh fish, bread, (corn and wheat
coffee, sugar, milk and butter.
DNNER-Pork steak, poached eggs,
potatoes, onions, bread, butter and
coffee.
SATURDAY.
BREAKFAST - Mutton chops, boiled
eggs, bread, butter, milk, sugar, and
coffee.
DIENER-Beef steak, stewed oysters,
potatoes, onions, bread, butter and
coffee.
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OLD EYES MADE NEW, without Spectacle
Doctor OF Medicine. Pamphlet rnsiled - -
dress E FOote, N D, IiS5 Broaf<sv. Ns,S yo.11
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:, CONFIDENTIAL IMPORTATION FOR THF
y . ~ sS.s sent frse "a sealed envelope Address
= . hootss n d, llso Broadway, New Fork.
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Agent U. S. Sanitary Comm. .. s,on.
Lo0isyilLE, Kr., Sept. io. 1sss.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept l8, 1888.
Tn the I'd Of July last, / submitted tbfoueb a.,
agent OF mine, 10 the Medical director al M D.
paItlnent OF The Army Of the Cumberland a sam,
PIE oi ny Cedron bittes, for inspection. and re-
qaestea 81, after analysis, be found uertoriof 81
sanction and approve is use amOng our soldiers
Inc following u the Medical irsctor : repiy- ana
-. ~ % zen. i.e .eseolsns permission 20 snip 500 dozen
a. once 10 have II sold % soldiers.
II am satisfied that Cedron Bitter, viii o. no
~ hsLui 70 any one # taken properly and in unodern-
ton see no objection 10 Dr. B1lIs hairs, i.-.,,
TED 70 dispose Of IL to suffers.
HESET A. THURsrox.
surgeon and Medical Director. D C.s
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HEAD2UARrERs EPARF or TIE CuuHrHIayn. \
NASHVILLE, 1ENS., July a, 1865. /
Dr. John Bulls agent, Mr.. -. has pernnissio,
70 ship 70 Nashville. Tenn 70 gross or SO dozsn of
bull CedrOn BIttsrs, for sale tO suffers u ne art
Uny. 'N ~ ny
Inc regulations Of the Treasure Densrtr,.r, -.
% bs complied with strictly
by eoHmand Of Ma. Gen. Rosecrars.
VIZ. "a. WINS,
Major and Provost Man hal t,epersl
For sale, Wholesale and ret.d bv EgREV 10
MONlLLE q CO, Nashville, emu.
octl7-tu sat dtW3rn
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Al, B-4, Ga Colored and White Canton Mat
ting, Of the very best makes.
spTl5-2n
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Splendid sock Of
Goods for Boys Wear.
ALSO

Together with Prints, Domestics, Cloths, Gas
meres. and everything pertaining 70 a hrsl-cl
Dry Goods EstaDl1hmenL
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GIVE THE

a not necessary 20 publish a long list oi dis
'1r which the CEDnON bIiIEkS ere atpe-
lu all diseases Of tno
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sePl5-ly
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AdminiEfFator's Notine-

GR0RsE BUCHAEAN,l
GEoEeE MCLaEE, SSalesmen.
ALEx. HoGAs. Rpril3-
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New Adyertisemen1s

The following new Advertisements appear in
TINS evenings paper to which we invite the at.
tention of our readers:
A Lady's black cashmere shawl has been lost.
between Butte and Cumberland streets. The
Roanoke Square.
Sallie j Baum will sell at her house, near Nae's
Head, on the 18th of July next, besides cattle,
sheep, horses, &c.
Thos. H.. Webb, agent Atlantic Coast Mail
Steam hip Company, advertses cha ge of sche-
dulles Of the sailing of the Hatteras and Albemarle
X. II. Stevens is up for Inspector of Streets
barnum's Restaurant and Lag Beer Garden
over Armistead's Bridge. Dinners and suppers
pr pared at a moments notice. Bar supplied
with choice liquors. .ua
tapps q Peet have just reed. black and blue
flannel for summer wear.
Y. ID. Gronsr, Agent, advertises that after
Wednesday, the 25th inst, freights on the Nor
folk and Petersburg Rail Road, will be received
and forwarded by Express train.
Leigh Bros. d Phelps, will sell this afternoon,
ats O'Clock. on Campbell's wharf, 1000 bushels
damaged Corn on board lighter.
II. Blagloek has for sale portable Steam En-
glne for Sl05. Address him Matthews @. H., Va.
John faHsrton, cannot serve as Lieutenant OF