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-, a SOLDIER BoY.-Duri0g the late war;
willie Muslin, son Of Mr. Kennedy Muslin, of
!alS cty-a lad then only eleven years old-l@tt
us home without the knowledge Of his parents
@; friends, who used every effort to learn his
G;1efta0outs, but without success, and had long
s~ce concluded that Willie was dead, hut last
NSek their hearts were made glad By his return
more so, as he is cnicchled in health, needing
"sf care; After leaving home, he went to the
%%ay OF Hencral Lee and acted as volunteer
o'; o';s4INeF up to the day Of the surrender, re-
iS''I1s regular ra!ions like the other soldiers,
,'I yGI hc pay. After the surrender, sick and
't9'A0ut money, he manfuly went to work on
1eII 1."'' ID North Carolina for support, but his
Son. 5Sn"N became too feeble to labor. With ten
Io"iS IIoD"iS gwen him by the man he worked for, he
r"s "s MADE his way home, where, under the kind
r~- r~+C ol parents and relatives, we hope he will
:Oo- WI regain his health. augusta Chr0n.
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VIRGINIA At rules held in the Clerks
y Office Of the Circuit Court of Alexandra
county, on the 1st day Of October. 1859, George
X. Wilmer tS Bros. use &c, plaintiff, against
Samuel N. Garwood, Sheriff, administrators of
A. L. Smith, decreased, the heir at lay OF a. l..
Smith, name unknown, and II. q. CIaughton,
dcfendants-In chancery.
The object of this suit is to obtain decree tor
the sale of lot Of ground in the city
of Alexandria, conveyed by \. L. Smith, decd.
to H. O. Claughton, in trust Of date of 21th OF
April, 1857, to secure debt described IN SAID
deed.
The defendant, the heir at law by A. Smith;
deceased, Eame unknown, not having entered
his appearance and given security accord
ing to the act Of Assembly and the rules of TINS
Court, and it appearing by affidavit that, he Is
not resident of this State, 1t is ordered thSt
thesaid defendant appear here within one month
after due publication of this order and do what
is necessary to protect his interests in this SUIT
and that copy Of this order be forthwith insert
ed in the Alexandria Gazette, newspaper pub
lished in the city of Alexandria, once i wee
for four successive wee Ks, and posted ut inc
front door Of the Court house of this County.
\ copy--Tcstc.
J. TACEI, Clerk.
H. 0. Claughton, P. Q. oc S-law4w
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GROCERIES 6 PROVISIONS.

GEORGE Z. WHITE,
VI Liberty Hall,
50 and 81, Cameron street,
Invites attention to his very extensive al
choice stock of
GEOCE les,
embracing Teas, Cofccs, Sugars, Spices, llams
Bacon. Flour, Candles, Soap, MolasscS. Butter
Cheese, Canned Meats and Fruits, Jcilies, Fari-
ma, Corn Starch, and great variety ofarticlcs,
usually found in Il grocery store.
BRUCES
CONCENTRA TED FER TILIZER.
SjVIN ISLAND GUANO.
HAY, GRAIN and FEED always on hand.
He also asks attention 20 his unusually large
and fine stock Of
Lie u RS:
Of every description consi;ting Of WhiSkieJ high
Champagne, Port, Shorty, and other. Wines,
Jamaica Spirits, Santa Cruz Rum, C2rdialS, AtG
from the Washington Brewery, in barrels and
half barrels, &c, &c.
Also, GIG AIRS and TOBACCO, i'll great va
rcty.
Goods delivered to Ill parts Of tho city FREQ OF
charge. &C lb-tf
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PERUVIAN GUANO-
/ 80 tons No !, Peruvian Guano, direct
from ship Mary +. Riggs, expected in 4 ie"
days, which will be sold at lowest market raj es'
The duality Of this cargo is said by the nspcc-
tors to be very superior.
scn 15- GEORGE r. ROBINSON.
DOWDEN'S DENTAL FLUID,
FOR CLEANSING
AND THE TEETH & GUMS,
ARRESTING DECAY, &c, &c,
impartins to the mouth and breath q DELIGHT
Full AROMATIC PERFUME.
I TPonnmmcndea by all dentists and physicians.
EorsnlnL Lv WAKEFIELD Il HALL,
ar 2y.tf Corner Fairfax and Prince sts
XIEGREASE.- Superior Antiirictlon Axle
"A Grease, received and for sale BY ooo1,
~ 25-tf 80 and 22l, King street
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GARDEN SEED.
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &c.
BLADES EUpHONIAL
, LUBRICATORS!
TIE PEOPLES


BLADES EUpHONIAL
= LUBRICATORS!
TIE PEOPLES
MOISTURE AND EFFECTUAL REMEDY
For C14yhS, Co!ds, Group, CatoTrh,
AstA0sa, Bronchitis, DiptAeria,
and nUPNLH1omaryDis Diseases.
The LUBHICATOR is 4 medicinal prcpara-
ton, in the form Ola lozengc which ofall modes
is the m0:S pleasant and!convcnicnt They con-
tain no daleteGous ingredient, and arc warrant
cd to be always s.! = even for the weakest and
most sensitive stomach In Group th-y give
Immediate relief. For coughs ani colds they
are invaluable.
For Catarrh, Asthma and Bronchitis they
haze no equal in the market, wide certificates
accompanying each boX.) Diptherla, that dread
ed and desolating disease. they control wonder
fully and almost Immediately.
No public speaker. singer or teacher sh ould
be without them rs thCy remove hoarscncss and
strengthen and clear tho voice
atE3- Always use them in time, and If the
symptoms are severe use very freely.
j. II. BLADES & CO., Proprctors,
ELMIRA, New YORK.
JANNEY s; CO., Wholesale Agents,
49, King street, above ST. Asaph,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
~ For Sale by all Druggists. ~
The great sale of these Lubricators last VIM
ter bore ample testimony to their efficacy ana
superiority over evcry other form OF trocEe IN
use. Wee confidently recommend them Tor
all affections Of the throat. sep o--xI
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VTIRGINIA:-At rules held in the Clerk 5
Y Office of the Circuit Court of Alexandria
County, on the 1st day Of October, 1866, Is +.
Price complainant, vs.. Anthony Moran, Char,
lotte Moran, Reuben Johnston, Trustee, and
BAIL b. Hopkins and Robert Hull, trustees,
under the viii of Joseph Janncy, deceased, de-
fcndantsln chanccry.
The object cfthis suit is to enforce Il lien upon
the buildings on lot No. g. at the south side OF
King street, to the west Of Fairfax street, in
AlcXardria u0dcr the act of the General As,
scmbIy Of Virginia, passed juno 5, lS52, entitled
'an Act to secure to mechanics and others pay
mcnt for labor done and materials furn nished in
the erection Of buildings in the city and county
Of Alexandria.
The defendants, BAIL B. Hopkins and Robert
Hull, not having entered their appearance and
given security according to the act Of Assembly
and the rules Of this Court, and it appearing by
affidavit that they are not residents OF TINS
State it is ordered that the said defendants .ap-
pear here within one month after due pu6llc;I-
ton of this ordcr and do what is necessary to
protect their interest in this suit; and that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted IN the
Alexandria Gazette, q newspaper publiShed III
the city Of Alexandria, once II week lor TOUR
successive weeks, and posted at the front-door
of the Court House Of this county. \ copy teste
JEFFERSON TACEY, Clerk.
H O Uaurhton. p. O. OcS-law4W
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

% SQUARE of eight lines dollar for the first lIsnrtlo
,ynnty-fve cents for each subsequent one Llherai
.t-I made with yearly advertisers. -,
-riau, Notices and Obituaries exceeding five lines Will
snmuncations Of personal character will be charg-
.I f,r Fl advertisement rates.
IN conmucatiOns must be accompanied 10y the names oi
;tlors and rejected communications cannot be returned
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CHARLES A. GLADKEs
READY N ADE
CLOTHING EMPORIUM, AND
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS,

CLUIHING EMPORIUM, AND
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
WHOLESALE 81 RETAIL,
NO. 119, KING STREET.
Having just returned from New York with a
large and well selected stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
we are ready to sell at such prices as never be-
fore offered in this city.
Our Furnishing Department is stocked with
the finest White Shirts, Under-Shirts and Draw
crs Gloves, Handkcrchefs, Of all descriptions;
beautiful long pointed Byron Collars, Half
Hose, &c. Sc.
We have the finest best and cheapest Goods,
in the city. All we ask is Il call before purchas-
ing elsewhere. Remember,
49, KING STREET, ALEXANDRIA. VA.
Gs"Orders from the country promptly at
tended TO. oc9-
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BOOTS s. SHOES AT LOW FIGURES.
COURT NOT. CES.

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks
Y Office of the Circuit Court of Alexandria
county, on the lst day of October, 1865, Harriet
B Wilson, William 3. IIciskell, and Eliza
Jane. his wife, RobertI r. Wilson, Alcxandrean
M. Wilson, Charles Mccormick, and Mary L.,
his wife and James L. Wilson, heirs at law OF
James G. Wilson, deceased, and Ann Is. VII
son, the widow Of James 9. Wilson, plaintiffs,
vs. james G. Wilson, Algernon Wilson, l.. Han
non, and the heirs Of Columbia Harmon, his
wife names unknown, and - Luckett and
Edith Luckctt his wife, heirs Of William b.
Wilson, deceased, Thomas Kcll, l.. Harrison
Kell, adult, and Martha kcll, Mary f. kell.
Thomas X ell and Milton Kel infant heirs Of
Isaac kell junior, deceased delendanLs-ln
chancery.
The object of this suit is to obtain decree for
the partition sale ofcertain real estate nAleX-
dra, Va, of which James Wilson died seized.
The defendants, James G. Wilson, Algernon
Wilson, j. Harmon. and the heirs OF
Columbia Harmon, deceased, names unknown,
- Luckett and Edith Luckett, his wife,
not having entered their appearance and
given security according to the act Of Assembly
and the rules of this Court, and it tappcarng by
affidavit that they arc non residents Of this State,
it is ordered that said defendants appear here
within one month after due publication Of this
order and do what is necessary to protect their
interest in this suit; and that copy Of this or
der be forthwith insel ted in the AlcXandrla Ga
Zctte newspaper published in the city of Alex
ardria, once q week for four successive weeks,
and posted at the front door Of the Court House
Of this county. \ copy teste:
Brent s. Wattlcs, p. Q. oc S-law4w
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BOOTS & SHOES.
BOOTS & SHOES.

DOOIC N OHOGC.
IA KING STREET, "a
GROSS OLD STAND.
The undersigned has leased the new and
handsomely fitted store, No. "a, King street,
Gross old stand where he has opened, and
will keep constantly on hand, an elegant as
sortmenG Of =
BOYS, MISSES, AND
CHILDREN'S BOOTS e SHOES,
of the very best make and latest styles, which
will be sold at the lowest cash prices.
Thankful for the patronage he has heretofore
received, he earnestly solicits q continuance Of
the same, and hopes, by strict observance to
his business to merit the favor of his fellow-cll-
Zens.
gu 23- W. B. WADDEY.
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,,,ch an ,dant..,on 1, would - sissested

such an adaptation Is woald b Suggested
by q thorough analysis Of the materials
employed, and careful observation OF the
varying effects Of different examinations
ofconstituent elements. In oil these pur-
suits, Iintelligence-trained, disciplined,
cultivated intelligence-and soupa 9uus,
ment were necessary; ana success
usually proportionedt TO the ,specRLptepa.-
ration made for the Undertaking.
- Was II any less so In the great work
of teaching? Was it not necessary 10 50
thoroughly understand the anatomy anu
physiology, the vital forces ana naol.s
Of plants, the elements on when they
feed. the conditions Of the soil best suited
to furnish ready and healthy supply OF
these elements! Was 1t not necessary SO
Thoroughly to understand all this, that
these conditions could be confronted, ana
each different fibre of each particular plant
be fed with its own appropriate food
The teacher, the term being used in its
most comprehensive sense, embracing not
only the office of imparting knowledge,
but the still more difficult office OF awaken
ing and directing to proper action all the
Unborn powers of the mind, has his clc-
ments to manipulate, his machinery to
operate, no less than any other human
worker. a.r..-.-
In the inlant-that bundle Of mere
sensations-dwell all intellectual, moral
and religious possibilities. There sleep
the clements of the highest personal, So
ca!, and public excellence and happiness,
or the most profound and unfathomablc
depths of degradation and wretchedncss.
All these and other possibilities of human
thought and emotion are committed by
Providence, first to tho parent, under
whose care they are expected to awaken ;
next to the teacher, by whom they are
developed and guided, or restrained; and
finally to society, by whom they are cher.
ished and rewarded, or suppressed and
punished.
The speaker then drew the different
characters and minds combined into mass
of chaotic power, which was placed in the
hands of tho teacher, and demanded that
he should reduce it to order and restore or
create healthy and harmonious action.
He then went on to show that in order
to produce these results the teacher must
be we'll vcrsed in the physiology of the HUI
man mind, and must have the power OF
discerning and developing the latent
faculties of one mind, or of restraining
those that were too strongly developed IN
another. The speaker carried out his OBJ
ject well in showing conclusively that with
out metaphysical training man could
never educate the human mind properly.
At the conclusion Of his address, Mr..
Cooke, who was to have delivered an essay
upon The Idea Of Female School, etc.. )"
expressed his regret that owing to the late
hour he would be unable to deliver it.
The audience was therefore dismissed with
bcncdiction from the Rev. Mr.. Broaddus.
The Convention meets again at the Uni
ycrsity Tomorrow morning at half-past 5
o'clock. 1t is probable that they will adj
lourn tomorrow. DENNIS.
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Sons oP TENPEgANCE.-Wea are requested
to say that all past officers Of divisions
not in existence are invited to attend the
quarterly meeting of the Grand Division
of Virginia here next week as visitors,
with a view to a restoration of their posi-
ton and honors under the recent action
of the National Division, and for confer
encc in regard to the resuscitation of the
Order in the places where they reside.
They are requested to report at the
hall of Shockoc- Hill Division, on Broad
street, near Sixth, at 10 o'clock on the
morning Of Tuesday the oath, at which
time the Grand Division will be opened ;
or at any of its subsequent sessions they
will receive the inequalities of their breth-
rem in Richmond.
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lister and NErfxASicH AaA leh bis cabi.
net, he turned to the Empress. who had
Just arrived from Amiens, and exclaimed
Eugcnis, this uos a good dayJor France I;
you at Amiens, I at Paris, hate done 'o'
d" day good uork."
n next foreign news will be, rroba-
bly, highly interesting. The struggle ~
wrought down to two contending partaes' u
is true, and we may anticipate the course
Of the war for short time; but there VIII
no doubt DO renewed efforts to stay the
efrusion Of blood and prevent such iuroads
upon the present national boundaries as
NAV disturb the political equilibrium of
tho continent.
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Mn. MAuRY AND GENERAL BEACREGARp.
A private letter from Paris of o late date
says: cit is rumored that the Emperor of
"france has offered Mr.. MAuRY good stu
alton, and that 1t Is probable ne will not
"return to Mexico.
General BEAuREGARD las been re-
"ccivcd by the Emperor in princely style.
" lie has received honors never conferred
"on any stranger before"
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The War and Napoleon.

The later foreign news changes tho aspect
Of the war on the Continent; but never
theless we can hardly believe that hostli,
ties will be much prolonged. 1t appears
now that the allies, Prussia and Italy, re-
fused tie ay1niStice asked by AUSTRIA. But
NArLEoS, by mastery movement, has
spiked the Italian gun by informing VIC
TOR EMANUEL that Venetia is French terri.
tory, and that he must Immediately cease
every act Of hostility against it. The
French flag was 10 be hoistcd instanter
over the Notifications Of the Venetian
coast, and the French Mediterranean fleet
was ordered in oil haste to the Adriatic to
defend the rights of France.
The check put upon the Italians libc-
rates large Austrian army and were that
in the north to aid in the defence Of vi.
emma, there would be a great change for
the better for Austria but the distance
is too great for its timely arrival. What
effect the important move Of NAPOLEON
III. may have upon Prussia there is nc
telling; but, Judging from the rapid and
intrepid movements of her armies, it would
not be surprising were it to increase her
eagerness TO reach Vienna, and there to
dictate terms of peace. Unless some bet.
tor show of resistance than has been made
by Austria be brought to bear on the Prus.
sian army, it will not be long in getting
there. From its last position to the Aus.
trian capital there was an open country,
easily swept by artillery and cavalry, and
no strong points Of defence.
Some new phases Of these European
troubles may come of the attitude OF
France. 1t is not to the interest OF
that kingdom that Prussia should be swol-
len into a Power that may be dreaded.
Neither is it we'll for the safety Of Europe
that Austria should be whitfield down to
insigniAcance. That would very much
disturb the equilibrium Of the continent.
These views would possibly DO concurred
in BY England, certainly by Russia but
how far the action OF France may affect
the policy of the other great Powers
remains to be seen. La France of July
5th says "the Emperor, in noble burst Of
patriotism, has declared that he detested
"the treaties Of lsl5-all France detest
"them as much he does. Well, then, tho
"most dangerous thing for us, created by
1.-THE treaties Of 1915, Is a powerful Prussia.
"On the day when that Power, breaking
through its limits, shall extend from the
North seq as far as our frontiers,
"thsre would BE- not only maintenance OF
"thoss treaties, but even an agRravation OF
"them in what Is most menacing to our.
"selves." This is positive and clear, and nc
doubt the opinion Of the Emperor as vel
6 all France.
France, it is supposed, has no intention
Of keeping Vcnetia; but will use II as 81
much capitalin the settlement Of accounts
Italy must be on her good behavior to gel
IL. The Emperor was greatly elated at
receiving il as present for the measure
gave him commanding position in the
game Of European politics. At 10 o'clock
al night Of the 4th, after his Foreign Mn
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DIED.

Suddenly, "a the 18th instant. .; srn.-tToEc, Mr..
JAMES WALSH. aged f"riy three years.
las funeral will ak" Place II DR.. M""rc mare h
THIS friday MORNING at"uct"ck. Th"fri'nis
OF the family are particularly invited to attend.
A. Eil@eway. Charlotte county. Va. DR.. VIII
LIAM A. HARRINGTON. former Medical Director
of Eir.inia in the late Confederate States army, ia
The thirty-scveutn year of hi. age.
New York Ne,rs. Charleston, savannah, and NJ"
OfLn.Lms nApers ElcLsr MNiiCr.
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BY Paine 4 Co.. Auctioneers.


CALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
- AT VALENTINE HOUSE ON SArUkpAI,
the 2lst instant, will s-li ~ tn" Valentine ii"ssa
all the property used ia keeping hrst.Class buAia
Ing. house, viz BEDS, BED>TEADS, HAIH ant
SHrCk MATTRESSES, WAEDRoBks, tARlkis,
LAMPS, TABLEWARE Of every kind aud dgsert'
ton: COOKING UTENSILS. inciutInE 1.s
COOKING RANGE and all Other kinds auI ar
scriptions Of property generally used ahoa. 'ael
an establishment. Sale will commruc" A. 70
o'clock. A NJ W. SHEEN
iy ls-u Administrator Of { B.a-, drcy',o
ALSO.
A lot of fine CHAMPAGNE WINE, In pins ami
haif-pints. PAIa y ~
Nv 20 Auctiun-or'.
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BY Harrison. Godd!n & Appsrson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agent,


TARM OF ONE HUNDRED Ann
Il THIRTY -ONE ACRES, CALLED CHlSwIrg
IN HENRlCo COUNTY SEVEN @sd NILES wRT
MULES, WAGONS. CART, &c, For SALE =
AUCTION AT the request Of Mr.. Jacob COIN v.
shall sell at auction, on the premises, On WEE.
NEsDAY, the 2jth day Of July, 100, At II oeIot.
the beautiful FARM on which he now reside.
called "Chiswiek," and formerly owned by Rev
George g. Exall
west Of Richmond, adjoining the lands ~ b. v
Green and others. and contains one hundred lrt
thirty -one acres, oil which about rory acre. ~.
we'll set in clover. twenty acres In adow, c,y,y
acres In original timber, twenty one acres In urt
nary woods, and tan acres OF yegetabl. snd t.
improv ements consist of AN EXCELLENT DWELL
ING and all other buildings, including Cue h..
CHARD OF ONE THOUSAND tH6lCE Fg MI
TREES, among which are ninety fy. dwarf r4.,
trees. Also. one acre and a half In grape vine II,
the finest kinds.
Possession given In few days.
After the sale of the land. all OF tho
CROPS OF CORN, OATS, SEED WHEAT.
will be sold also,
HHoRsfs,
IL MULES.
parcel Of HOGS,
lWAGONS and HARNESS,
CARTS aud HARNESS,
! AMBULANCE and HARNESS,
CARRIAGE and HARNESS,
All the FARMING IMPLEMENTS &c
Should the Farm not be sold, IL will be rented oe.
! for one year and whether sold or rented, all O.!
! the personal effects will POSITIVELY be- sold.
TERMS For the land, one third cash. balance ~
one and two years for bonds b'arln, Interest,
cured by trust deed. For the personal effect. e,
sums nnier thirty dollar, each over that auoar,
! four months credit for approved, endorsed, u. 4.
table paper.
AuCiiuUppr
! Convryanccs will he RI our Office on the morn
Of tn" above sal. until ~ o'clock, to carry 81 PEI
sons DESTROYS Of attending, and Refreshments v
also be furnished 81 tn" farm free of char"
~ GDppIN HARRISON Il AppkpSDN
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WANTS.

WANTED, SITUATIONS for POR-
w TIERS. CLERKS, FARM and RAILROAD
HANDS, for COOKS, CHAMBERM AIDS, and
HOUSE GIRLS. Wanted three ENGLlSHMEN or
SCOTCHMES and two IRlSHMEN 10 work on Il
hand Emisrants imported from New York and
Others parts at the most equitable and reasonable
prices Wanted TO RENT A FARM around Rlch-
inond on shares. For further particulars, address
SOUTHERN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
Franklin street under Metropolitan Hall
Post-o.iice box IL, Richmond, Va.
D'ASD,HAzY i LINK, Agents. jy 2o-lt
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W. i. ROBINS, Aucuuurer,
?o-,ds 1915 Main street
CONSTABLE'S SALEM

UIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Wil
III be- sold on SATURDAY, July q, I"6, Il 10
o clock, 4. NJ, in rear Of the -lor" III Christian
Lea Co, by order of the Court ~ Hu.tirg, rte
citv of Richmond. the following property, 10 " Z
one very fine large Iron Safe one large SHOW
Gaze, one superior Piano, one ma" wd'chmak'r ;
Regulator, lot Of Jewelry, Watches, Cham
Breastpins, Rings, &c, one Sofa and one Wal.
stand, to satisfy attachments in my hand. Ia tarag
off. Newrath ~. s. b. Bancroft.
iyls A. X. CRuMP, II e {. Z.
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SHIPPING.

DOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
II AND BOSTON .-POWHATASEr u
STEAMBOAT COMPANY. - SEMI. 80
WEEKLY LINE.-L.ayss Richmond .s<xs~s1
every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY .-L.as'. pA'"'
more every WEDNESDAY and sATCkDAl
The steamer STATE OF MARY LAsD .sFa'
THOMAS TsAyEEs, will leave here sCHpAt' 10"
2?d instant, at 6o'clOck, 4. ,
Freight received TO-DAY friday AMI up u
o'clock p. NJ. SATURDAY. .-.
This steamer has splendid saloons, staie'to"A-'
and passe niger accommodations.
Passage, meals included, -.
For freight or passage, apply 70 ,,.,,tp
DASIU& WILLIAM CCRRlbf
once At Charles +. WORKMAN Co :.
10 aD2' Fiits-atu sITe'..