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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-23

TERsygDALL, HARRIS s. CO.,
WASHINGTON FOUNDRY,
Engine and Machine SHOP,
CoBEz& OF SECOND Ard MORGAN STREETS, ST
LoU1s7Mo
Manufacturers of
STEAM ENGINEsEAED BoI1ERa
SAW AND GRIsr FILL MACHINERY
Circular Saw Mills, Quart Mills, Tobacco Screws AMI
Presses Lizard Kettles, Screws and Cyndsrs Wool Oardng
AESchines 1uley Saw Mills etc etc, CONSISTENTLY hand
Agents for the sale of JAMES SMITH CO.'S superior
Machine Cards,
We prepared receive orders any the above men
Machinery, etc and WI furnish auy information
desired. LANE, QUGNLEN 3 CO.,
80 TehozP!tonlas street.
NEoTYoE- DANIEL EDWARDS,
RIOS. IS, 90 and So New Levee sarees,
New orlesnH
pspared st az times with and nasEIs 70 ezscgts al
ishng and B-ass Founder and Fnisher TIE Icing estab
yok entrusted to him viii Be promptly and aSiiy eEecutsd
A 1sA1sTTRoSG EouNDRX,
r Jehn A 1,ast a /, G@s,
Iron and Brass Founders Boiler Makers and NRhasta and
Saw Mills, Draining Machine Pumps, Mn Gin Gearing
Crete Bars Architectural Iron Work. both pnin arnamen
tai such Store Fronts Colunn5 Raiugs Ys1tlaors,
Beams, Orders Anchors Sash Weights GrattRgs, Stairs etc
ALSO
Steamboat and Railroad Work of an kinds attended, to with
nestn- and dispatch
Orders addressed ia Mechares Ezcn4nge Post
office Box 98l, viii be attended to.
nRUBINOND, DOIG 81 CO.,
STEAM BOILER MANUFACTURERS
Low Pressure locomotives Flued Cylinder BOezs Car
| ferB, Filter and Juice Boxes, made at the
Shortest Notice.
We respectfully solicit Boilers and all necessary
connections such Fire Fronts Crate Bars Seam AID ScHpe
Pipes Valves Chimneys Sraechen al which will
| be furnished the lowest foundry prices
All work executed al establishment will be guaranteed
equal in pRto workmanship an6 material to any in the city
| or elsewhere
Planters Merchants Steamssp Agents respectfully
invited salAnd examine the work and pce9 l25 FR0N
| Street. betReenN Dame and Julia streets.
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CHARTER,

FOR the contracts faof said Company any further sum
| Uwned vs. un
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RUSS, RUSS
RUSS RUSS,
RUSS, RUSS
st. Domingo BItters,
st. Domingo BItters,
st. Domingo Bitter
One Of the valuable combinations of useful medicine
and agreeable beverage that has been offered the
public Millions of bottles sold throughout the North
during the last four years and wherever introduced has
proven welcome addition the Hvalids table the family
circle and the bachelors sideboard
Ladies who have lost strength and appetite and suffer from
nausea vomiting and vertigo
Gentlemen who don't feel very well inst before breakfast
dinner whose stomach Of order and system is gene
rally deranged-
Mothers weaving children and suffering from general
debility
Children of scky nature and sour dyspeptic constitution
Travellers who have occasion to change their water and
All who live in msarious districts and subject to miss
matte Influences will find the most valuable
inYigorators that can be taken, in
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IN, Q. HOGAN
| ~ IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER
FULTON REV LEvpE, AND JgLIA STREETS,
HeW Orleans.
OHaa--135 Fu'son stree4.
Has hand al times and second hard machinery for
| Steamboats,, Saw Mills and sugar Plantations
Particular and prompt attention paid to Steamship and
. Steamboat repairs.
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NORTHUMBERLAND RAILROAD.


SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
On and after SUNDAY, April lst 1856 the trains this
road will leave 81 follows.
From LAKE.
o'clock A. NJ. Horse Cars. 81 O'Clock A n. Steam Train
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RUSS, RUSS
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Lucrative Diseases,

p Uss' ST. DOMINGO BITTERs--
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Fancy Goods, at Wholesale.
JAMES CONCEAL,
Eo 81 oHARLEg sEaEEE, NEw oaLEANs.

Having received by late arrivals large stock Of FREsE
and NEW DRUGS, in addition the large assortment Of
hand sm now prepared supply large and increasing
wants Of the DRUG TRADE soUTH.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-04-07
pfbingangtn:

Der ,Inieiser" tri6sint resn GcnnatsnS uub fua,
$3.50 IN jabrlider SprauSb. atluns.
geraes. Die oas Snierst unieer 9ssr i'm &uee taben
peosn erbtten usb ent'preGtne scnur rt.
VerOnl,den Gnsrifen ine bi. Spalisn bieits 9Iaues
firing seiGIpien.
preiSIifc Ger Mr,eisrn
Gnr tine en- eber E,rbrmalrce G,uriS,ro er,e Souo
res perSen j'etSra. 81 teredn l.
S3roeers @n,eistn psreen bem Sabr serbdltnism6sic
5iuissr bsrstnei
@IIe @nie,een nbtu nur aes.n Sprausts,obluro sluf
nanme abTlts @rssesn mbNeA oleeaen pisrteli6brlid
rrdnumeransp bcJ iFli p,rbsn
2arSere Nrtisen reroen nit ST Square tcred,net
Sfpn Ssllfn une ipcniaer brsen ein,n Gau ,re
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-04-07

= Sine lreben in tu66durleri den SlGtt,rn
oep1t"tlbi 3ulammsnif Iuns Ter iittrari,dbsn
St3nAniH ,n's osutiSDsn Nmtsr. Na,fets mab-
rsnD Fer Sabre 1861 unb 1865 aibt ,u mauuio-
'etsn y 'rattunssp Inlae. Die Gatoloai.
mar ar Il lBiBlts"; lie jdSlt icwobl 1864 uno
1861 I'LL Yat!lfnticnsn (m beirsa Subr,n
rinH'1te eifle Summs nitbt nm Elm @rtmrlar).
Am geen'altsn bntrp paatssn tir 1rsimaussr,t
On 5 brsn :nut 42 9ntsr) uup pis Nbitoip.
10 (lS64 6I S6uftsu. 1865 S3 Shriften) o,-
ArSeitrt. NIh Fer 1bsOlOss tummsn in Vtiuo
al WANsnpresutnpn RE jd6ne yiteraiur INIT
$50 9IummFrn, TIE Suriepruotns nit $40 pi,
pardScalt mil 796 Gle @eicbchte mrt 651 nj,
lNlmrmfi nlbaIisn nit 567, ri. Wspic,u mt
All aiIsl1lrlps SpraDsn nit 402, ldb6ne Rim
It mt $50 uno 6dnpslswllItnitar nit $50 Sr.
bsinunAtn. Su9sHp. SGrlileu, Volfs,dbriiten
n'use Spratsn @sO9rap6Ie Hnp Qaupu,rtb.
;,ta tsWfatsn iit ,nnsrbalb 200 9fu nm,rn :.
SAmmsiwsrIs, Watbemaut. 5srlsssp,6.nlhof,'
t'b"uhs 2e'iffn,baftsn blsibtn inn,rbalb p,s
orsnltn fts sEiteu bunesr;s.
= Stss ;3isruntr-8anoe' tnt lfd b,i 8elon
I'M eanre Ter hO5e,nsn 0fuscatnflIe unD Csntt,
p'rbd aIenl'bnauisn, nirptrs.IaiTsn uno mi, h
90" F'"ef &Ontarn, Die ouf lisbsn 8 ibe, aswdbit
wUrpsn ", rsSltrt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-04-07

DieIe F'anf 1T ebi in cen Stanb e,itbt. 3 epcfiten
tnatasnIunebmtn unb g8 feI auf BE DO osiioIiftcn
Stdbt Ger 8tEt'uissn Staasn, Ganabls uub Gurppa'e
~ fdufsf anp III rfaufen.
Die Ditnt, b.f,tbth ur gusfaSyuns ron Standardization
p.rbtn erstbeni alien Sanftu, 8auqusrs unb Gueeren
ptsrmit dRsebcttp. r- .-e.rfl q - . tr
SeIpuptrt slufmerfiamts,t wire GplItetirutn in
alien usdnslitn Vuuftn btS Sbtns stf&enft " prsnpie
5a5ldnltn berelteu ecma6t.
va I'm ben Gjttft Ter Spirfamfeit urirr Der arbci>
Ienhtn unb ialarirttn 8lae 3u btbn :rb eirlc 9anf
Ospoliisn in arDatrsu unp fIs,usrsu Sst,Gasn
tuseatnntbmcn, Gtrtififate hariibsr arsifelsn une
bitsbtn auf 8trlansn pbne sSrbtrise Slubsuna unb nit
Snttrefftn jtcsricit surudsablrn.
Tieits Gpien 1T in eer nrrehtn St6Sten unb in
europa trfpf rtif in Sreratirn. uno er scrtt iine
70 eiuletteab, bae 8iemane geib unttulst icuen alien
frute. 81. &usuf, @.dIeent.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-04-07
DANNER s. WISE,
8ehtsdumdDle.

JkcnIeuNWuut,
Office: Gam 9uiltn5, rauf inir nate Der Phi Office
, Die prisaiwOrnur9 tee frn . amer tefirt.t Il /,
i'm bauie Suts Salsburtcn, GfeseamS u. Wraecr /;
bic rte 9rn: % IL bag BEL SOL Sau eI Sube rre,
gfe t5raiflin anb @eameiir
Di Iebn praStlclren in,lasn @eri6ten RGmpncs uns
ntbuen gntinacsunss 8lasen eesea Die 8eaicruna on.
Scr DanRer wrb osn QesIn b ,fe Hcttcs ots Gin
Deutfd.t setsns emplptl,n ba r iidb ieItit srr i
Iaasiibriss @rars ais eip htser Neep. terieirn bot
Se'r s9iit, eiu Ntffe nuirtS frib @oup. nrurs,
qtrb @ gtti3rae ras Serraurn leirer bruItrn @lenen
III erperben ( co
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1866.
/. 6amsurA. amsriflnibe >
patttfabrt Metieu. u.@ritLtE6aft. t.
GBaebeniIisbe p.ff,9ampfi iesifiabrt 1
;wij1su,
SSamburQ uisb SSeip S}prf,
ola Srmihamp.cn,
Srrtre tsr neuen, odf ees SOIitst rbauen unb GIr-
saut:le tassrit sen srrssn esrnsa Yilts Eanrfi6fe
@tltmanta, $500 Gannsa (ntu). Capt. y. .sruutmann.
@ermania 2t00 Soanen, Capt. s.. Gtlers,
Sarpuia, 25OO Gonntu, Capt. Sc. 0fsisr,
SOrufIia, 2l0D 9onueu, Gapt. 3. s. Swsnl,n,
9aonrta, 24oO S,nnen, Gapt- $. 2artt,
Geutenid, 2l0O 3cnnen, Capt 4. p. iDaad,
6ammoNia, $500 G,nnen, i'm Sau).
Grantruia, 25e0 Spnuea. Tim 8ou.
Die Dampfer biefsr 2nie tsibIbun Bic
SeTsiuiste Stdatrn Nelt
Omitted States MaiI),
pAb r,rbtn tpd6rtnb bef,s S:b eS prm E4n @pril as
resstnsts ispsn 5Onnabenb o!n Hp sOt mad 5Amburs,
unb spar am
San. 6. 90. SuIi T.. IA. 81. 2s.
fgsbr, 8. IL. glus. 4. IL. Is. 25.
Wars 8. II. 81. Sept. s. Is. %. 2s.
ap,ii IA. 81. %. Oct 8. H. 20. 27.
Niai s. IL 10. 26 0US. 3. TO-
Suni q 9. 16. %. 80.
abfabrtn unb 9affasere bon Rttp>Sorf nod
..oamburs. oaort, eonrOn u. u.SOuibampton
Ia ben fciatn6tA Gre fen bsf6rbtrn;
Bon Rirp gorf mad Sam6urs; 5aSrs, 2onbsn
unb Souibampt n:
i. Gaiat. SSsr- Salon. $1,000
antGa.ns, @ nnfsf>5al0n s2sS 81 50 II
Bon pamSnrs nn6 oasTs mad atp Sort:
I. eoi6e ( S6sr>SalSn -. $lI2.iO
anifa.ns, rs '1nt'I-saIoa s9,so
oWUWenoe1 1880
tablba! in @,lb Dbsr gap ere:b nit @pt> eiO.
Snosr jwil9sn ano 10 Sabrsn bic 5dtft.
(Als iaeI. Scf6nsun3.)
R.tpur>Gidsts gu e,ntisiet.n prtiien
.&s- @atte mad ropa rebm.n mir kis n6r Wtpr>
gene am gbslnsetass Ct 90 isStn Eanpifa f 8 an
f8setn Yaiise neu6e malift in 3en 9prt ausTtlies.
lid an bic @enerale gaiaae>@ lentsn otr 0init
es ..s-- ss. =. 6. .. 8td,arbu 8pas
@s. 8aref dYffr:, nab. SrsobwaY,
N~ IA &i4usss 60 2syIt y. Wsrtk
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Sefa tmaebmnscm.
Ssfa tmaebunscm.
New York AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
The Old Line. Established 1851.
3wsipO&sntIi&s Ser. Stuutsn pcfUampfiaiff
Bertinruns
Spifbsn
Seetp SJprf unb Sirginien,
Ata,ara, @apt. @:erse U. goua.

gta3ara, Capt. @sprse l4. Gpu&.
Sarafota, @a,t. Mopp5 6 Sing.
Dsfe ss auten See- oampfpppte itnp int brcr Stpls
srbaa nit ben gr6s,en Stqnemtsi,en fur bas rei
fenpe publifua ausseiuitet
Dsf,lbsn perllT.n Nrp gprf pom Die 81. NprbriSer,
itSen Rittwp& uup Spnnabent uni IL rlbr giat-
niitass unb atren mad Npriptt. gp gcin .Si6mcnb
9urdtebrenp periaffsn nc 8i6mono srsn Oitn 4 a
uuS SoHnabenb Sprm,ttass ubr, il wei6er Shincs
ft bic YaGasiere eublan une SBatlpn'S gDbarf an
Rpdcrts erfnben muifsn.
Sid,ts tsnnsn an 8crb Der S&Tt obtr in m,nt Office
se5i'i pereen.
Greuripns-9 -9idtt gu t.ratseftst,n sr,ii,n.
DIE Stquemlbftiien bieisr Dampter fur YaIasierc
perbeR pom feiner aneeren 2inie uttrtrcfTen.
fsraft prb pon uno nah Stem gprt erbcttn unb nre
btebe an eintm iebeu Gage tnt9eeen stncmmen.
4arret &. so on, @sent,
Sffee in 2ubIam unb g3atipus 9DartbpuTe
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FARMERS NATIONAL BANK OF
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
9orlGufss Siiice: SIC. Z 14tt Straee,
unter pem Gr&anse 5ctsl.

SrsaniNrt .Ssptnbtr 1885.
Auprifirtts CAPITAL. ................$5 $500, 600.
RatbanieI ausuf, N6tstnt.
Spel 81. 8 itb ian, S;ets c'dibert.
6. .. 5uIburb, @tbu,fs fs.8allrsr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-09-17
DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, &C.
NTEW -GOODS.-We havetthis day, received
alarpe supply of FALL GOODS. Our: as

NEW GOODS.-We havethis day received
~ a large supply Of FALL GOODS. 0ur-as-
sortment Is now very complete; We name in
part, full line Of Mourning Goods, consisting
of Alpacas, dio,lslins, (some ga wide Bomon-
zines, French 3lerinos, and PLAIN Gro,De t'raln
Silks, SC Our Fancy Dress Goods aePa pa
will be vel supplied ina tes days, 15ieacn y,
and Brown Cottons we have nearly ai'ot tn the
desirable and substantial brands fronls to -lo-1
wide A large assortment Of Mourning ana
Fancy Calico, Winter Balmorals, Merino shirts
and ORA wers, Hosiery and Gloves. rs,.jza e,
For Gentlemen-plain and Fancy Cloths and
Cassineres Setiretts; Virginia Casseneres
Shirts all sizes Collars splendid line OF
Cravats and Bows; Hosiery, Kid Gloves,
Walking Gloves, &c, &C., 5'"t.. :. -. ,
Our assortment Of Carpeting is now very good
in Brussels, Three-ply, Ingr"iE,, supers Sta !
and Hemp. OH Cloths, to suit roolas, passages,
stairs and tables. ...c !. ~,
Thankful for The very liberal patronage enjoy
ed during the past season, we now m ,I cur
frien's in town and country, and thepuDhe gen
orally, to cali and see us, and we viii 90 our
best to keep the trade Mt Homo. s--.....
Orders promptly and carefully attended To-
We will be in the receipt Of new goods nearly
every day during the season.. =.
WILMER s. SLA1MA X Elk,
sepl-tf Corner King and Royal streets.
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A GREAT CHANCE FOR WOOD a aosI
a LUMBER DEALERS.--The unGGrsi,EEIDI
are authorized to sell 1910 ACRES Or E y nile:
Gall in timber, in Fairfax county; ~ M9Iorsndrs
from Alexandria, on the line OF the aISs" O..
and Fredericksburg Railroad, now N Inch d
construction 1t is heavily tim o per-? 49,. alone
it being valuable Ship-timber:., Ing ..rnnId pay
sns ars ssq port aS on the pus c Tn
is great variety of other valuable .JI Of wood
WHICH can be transported by wnter to y'. ''s
for Cultivation. This property can De ' ,n;et.
at q price that will ensure fortune r. who
pri.ing purchaser. Mr. Alexander r".' T. any,
lives adjoining. will show the pFoP''''
one desirious Of seeing It. r1uAN, .-
" ~ SHACkELFORD s. SPlLLMn''
" Attorneys at Law Law, w.
d II, .'. WARRESToHi-, :.
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EDUCATIONAL.
nj I G II Il S G 81 o 0 J. .

NORMAN F. MOORE, >cn
will on MONDAY, October ], open n luh
SCHOOL, for the instruction of young men en- IN
the Languages Arithmetic Writing. and Book
keeping, For terms, etc. applic4a,tlon can De
made at the school-room, No. 6o' falriaN ST.
n B.-Thc Pay School will DC coh'lnueo.
sen lid -
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A TLANTIC HOTEL.
BLADES EUPHONIAL
d LUBRICATORS!
THE PEOPLES

LIE IEOILG >
MOST SUREAND EFFECTUAL REMEDY
For Coughs, Colds, Group, Catorrh,
.4Sthmn Bronchitis, Diptheria,
md aLkPuIn1onnryDiSeaSc .,~.. F..
The LUBRICATOR is a medicinal prcpara-
tion in the form ola loZenge, which Of all modes
is the most pleasant and convenient They con-
tain no delcterious ingredient, and arc warrant
cd to be always safe, even for the weakest and
most sensitive stomach. In Group they give
immediate relief For coughs AMI coids they
are invaluable
For Catarrh, Asthma and Bronchitis they
have 10 equal in the market wide certificates
accompanying each boX) Dipthera, that dread
ed and desolatng disease, they control wonder
fully and almost immed iately -~~,. D.; -",
No public speaker. singer or teacher sh ould
be without them, AS they remove hoarsencSs and
strengthen and clear the voice. -...i 81 -. ....-
Aas- Always use them in time, and II the
symptoms arc severe use very freely.
~ J. II. BLADES s. CO., Proprictors,
ELMIRA, New YORK.
JANNEY Il, co, Wholesale Agents, -
49,, King street, above St. Asaph, = -
A-EXANDRIA VA.
~ For Sale by all Druggists. -essZ
The great sale OF these Lubricators last Vim
ter bore ample testimony totheir. efficacy and
Superiority over every other form Of trocEe in
use. We can confidently TecommeaQ them for
all affections of Che throat. y - ,evscp Gil
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CLOTHING, &c.

S2 -.-. ARNOLD s. FIELD. o. .. S0
-" MERCHANT TAILORS,
Have removed from No. SO to No, So, King
street, and resumed their old business, where
they would be pleased to receive call from
their friends, or any one in want OF suit or
good clothes. We have on hand and are re-
" CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS,
liz ....'. LINENS, SC, ..... -.
which We will make to order, very low, for the
next two months, especially. .. ..,.
We propose to continue our 800.
GENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT,
where you will always find the latest styles
We will furnish
WHITE SlIIR T S, .-.,
as cheap as they can be had at retail in PhllG;
deiphia. Warranted to fit and wear well. Call
and gee US, at No So, King ST., , doors west OF
ROYAL. -. aug 1T
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NULPEpER FEMALE INSTITUTE.
MRS NARY NJ. ARCHER,

MRS. MARY NJ. ARCHER,
Having removed to the town Of CupePer,
ard taken i large and commodious dwelling,
has determined 10 resume her School, under
the above name She will be pleased t. receive
Il limited number of boardcrs in her family,
Having had experience IN the education OF
Young ladies, she feels assured Of being able to
give Satisfaction to such as may. entrust thelr
daughters to her care. The services of Profess
sors Of the Virginia High School, have been Sc
cured to assist in giving instructions in Ancient
and Modern Languages, and Mathematics
TERMS FOR SCHOLASTIC YEAR, COMMENCING
. - SEPTEMBER % 1866.
First half session payable in advance; second
payment in February, 1867.
Higher Branches Of Engish............S5'22 GO
Elementary . ,a .... '.r, .............. - w
Languages each OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~ w
Instruction in Music, for beginners. - w
For advanced pupils, Mt Professors prices
' ocal Music at Professors charges. ........ .,.
Board, including washing, fuel and lights,
$3.50 A portion received in kind.
REFERENCE IS MADE TO THE FOLLOWING
-.~-------..------.- GENTLEMEN: .---.-.-..-
Rev. Philip Slaughter, Cupeper county,
Hon. jeremiah Morton,
COL a. J. Taliaferro, ..-.s. '. .. '....
r. Il. Cunningham, esq. T. :
Rev John Cole, ...-l..., q. ....'.. -...
VIM. r. Harrison, esq, Amelia county.
DR.. F. L.. Deane, Richmond. .. ........,.... II
Gen PIT, Moore, - ..~.... T..
F L. Marshall, esq, Fauqnier county ..... -.
Rev. George n Norton, Alexandria. .' ID.
Coz c.. F.. Lightfoot, Culpepcr c. II: .
For further particulars address .....
-I':-.'s MRS MARY NJ. ARCHER,
Care Rev John Cole,
sep l-tf .-'',-.' CulpeperC r., Va.
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HOTELs& RESTAURANTS.
7 AAhtA ~ ~ RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
JOHN ?, PAt t14I:pRn Proprietors.

Tboundersigned take pleasure in-announcing
70 the travelling public las we'll as to city board
ers that they have returned to their old bust
ness again, and from this day they are ready t.
cater to- the taste and comfort of all who may
.avor them with their patronage. =
They have purchased I'll the furniture in the
establishment, all of which is of the very best
quality, and selected with gre care from the
best furnishing houses in New lork, within the
last twelve months, and much of which has
never been unpacked; indeed, the hote! Is fur
nished in the most superb style.
The BALLARD HOUSE is new, and con-
tains one hundred and twenty pleasant and we'll
ventilated lodging rooms, all Of which have
CRATES. The parlors and public rooms arc large
and convenient the building is commanding,
and acknowled to be one Of the best ever ct n
structed in the Southern States; and all togeth-
er offer advantages rarely met with III public
hotel. ,-.-.l .
Cur table shall always be generously supplied
with the best the market affords, and with the
delcacies of the season and the choicest OF wine:
The BAR ROOM is an elegant ono. and shall
be furnished with the best of liquors, etc, etc.
We pledge our undivided attention to the
business, and expect from our old friends, ladies
and gentlemen of Virginia, and the whole counI
try their support and hope to receive EDerai
share OF the public patronage. u, ..I .Z.
JOHN 7. BALLARD, pronr;etors
THOMAS Il. BALLARD.J
R1CUNOSD SeDtpmber !. 1866. sep B. I'M
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'r worth This cheapenlng work, until "oiiicI
3ta7ye is not right send you an extract on
MS ;nhect which I ask you to publish.
DEPRESSING WOMEN.
The PHILADELPHIA Saturday Night, in an ar
.;ce on Woman and their Wages, has the
following severe, but just remarks:
The system at present in vogue OF depreci-
ating woman's labor, and paying her less than
iali price for the same amount OF work when
performed BY man, even IN less aDle man
.ler, is at once the disgrace and the one ire
:1aendous crime of this age and people. Con
.ractors have grown rich upon the fruits OF the
,,y,rarnnnerated toll of poor needle women. mer-
Giants have rolled up wealth by robbing friend
;,ss girls of their honestly earned wages, and
2ven the Government of the United States,
7ach squanders millions uselessIy every year,
las stopped to the bringing of female clerks to
20 the york of its Departments because they
:2uld be got for smaller sum than males.
The day of the contractor has passed away,
2C The blood money wrung from these poor
creatures will carry it's own curse with 1t, and
nc Government must one day pay its, debt also.
Sui the merchants still continue their iniqul-
,o;:s system right here in the heart Of this
Christian city.
Our wholesale clothing houses vie with each
3t:aeg in depreciating the lorbor of their seam
st;e2ses, until the price of making garment is
SC small that it hardly pays the maker Car
.a1e from house to store. TIE Song Of the
Shirt finds a painful echo in the hearts of
thousands of poor women in this town, who
gorE, day and ght until thei: eyes are blinded,
md their fingers and hearts ache, simply to
':.eep soul and body together, and themselves
:rorn moral ruin. These extortioners admit
hat they pay too small price for work, but
@hey excuse themselves upon the ground that
shey cannot improve it, as individuals, because
.Heir neighbors will undersel them. and so they
make nc effort towards reformation.
THE retail merchants Of this city are like.
rise guilty of this oppression. The system they
zdop5 is to procure the services of 4 young GIL
IL: months for nothing, under the pretence OF
:eacning her the business. She is useful
hand 1T the end Of month, aud so five months
:abor is procured without the payment OF a
cent. The latter half of the year she receives
81 week, while her board costs perhaps 81.
TIE second year she gets IS week, and IL a
first rate hand The third she is discharged to
make room for the newcomers who cost Dot!l-
;ag. ,nhis is the rule in almost every estab-
iisnnent in this city. There are some honora-
BE exceptions, but they are rare Five dollars
9 week re venture to say, is the highest rate
paid 10 the best and Oldest hands III the major
;9y Of stores
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MISS F. Y. OWNS SCHOOL WILL
lNl commence Sept 10TH 1866 Thankful for
past patronage, she earnestly solicits, con-
tinuation of the same. A comfortable room
promote the comfort and advancement Of her
pupils Music, French and Latin, taught at
Professors charges. Apply at No. 4s, south
Fairfax street. .....,. III. aug 20-1m
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VALUABLE FARM NEAR
L POHICK CHURCH, FAIRFAX CO.,YA.
will sell, at private sale, the Farm upon 5RR
which Edward l.. Bates died possessed. This
farm is situated on the south side of Pohick
Creek; is about . miles from Pohick Church,
and II from Alexandria contains 1924 acres
There is good brick dwelling and kitch- On
en- barn and other ont houses, and some val sll::i
liable fruit trees on the place There is, also a
WOO landing on the premises and the farm is
we'll fenced. If not previously sold at private
sale, it will be offered at public auc ion, at Fair
fax c. H., on MONDAY, November 5, 1906
ANY person wishing to purchase, will apply to
the undersign ed, at Occoquan, Prince William
county, Va. JOHN 5. Pow ELL,
Admir-. OF f. L. Bates, with the will annexed.
11-eotsA
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NEW SCHOOL-The subscriber feels thank
" full for former patronage and again solieits
the public favor in his line of business. Ills
school commences the 10th day OF September,
1866, and continues to the 10th July, 1867.
Terms For the Latin and Greek Languages
Mathematics, &C., S175 for IL months or scho-
lsstic year; for the English Branches, Sl3O In
i'll case: onc-half in advance.
JOHN FITZHUGH,
Living - miles above Fairfax &. IL
son 11-aOti;# y ear IerndOn OtatlOll.