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II may seem unnsessayy TO add single word 10
the shove address, bat the calls upon TIE inattu.
ton have been 80 numarous and pressing, and the
struggle through which it ID now passing 20 WIDEN
the circle Of It's charities 10 OF sash An ardaous
nature that the m ana cement cannot too strongly
urge upon the humane and sympathetic every:
where IN active participation In this additional
attempt to alleviate the ssd condition OF great
the terrible war through which We have .pessed.
And sssuredly. whatever may have been the rsla.
live political views Of ladies and gentlemen here.
could not, by any possibility, have hsd an agency
In bringing about their present dsplorable md
destitute condition and suitable objse for the
charity OF sll persons OF whstever shade Of poliu-
cal opinion. The /" Home and sehool" Which
sndoso Will be Of incaicuisbis benefit by provi-
ding not only food and rsinsnt for these helpless
thus auaiifying them Tor futars ussialnsss;so 20.
eiety st large. In order that this appeal ma1 be
sfsetuai In enlistng The active inter st and 90.
We have concluded to issue for the
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TOBACCO, COTTON, AND OATS.

TOBACCO, COTTON, AND OATS.
MANIPULATED GUAEO.
The JAMES RIVER MANUFACTURING COM
PANY is again prepared to supply the Planters
and Farmers Of Virginia and North Carolina with
FRRTILIZER.
which will be found equally beneficial to the crops
Of tobacco cotton and oats as It has proven to be
to that OF wheat-the Bone Phosphate it contains
being Just as essential in imparting WEIGH and
SUBSTANCE to the tobacco leaf, and LEssrH and
srRsxarH to the staple Of cotton. as In flling mp
the heads OF wheat or OF oats with grain.
II consists OF a combination Of PERUVIAN and
PHosPHATIC. (soMBRERo) GuANo finely
ground and perfectly incorporated and can be ap-
raod with the drill sown broadcast without loss
or trouble The proportions vary to suit the views
OF the purchaser and in every case are weighed In
with the most scrupulous care and precision.
REGULAR PREPARATION consists OF 1,ccc
pounds of Peruvian and l, 900 pounds o. sombrsro
Guano to the ton of 1000 pounds.
SPECIAL PREPARATION Of 1883 pounds OF
Peruvian and CO.. pounds of sombrero to the ton Of
900 pounds.
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CoSCKRr.-The concert at tho theatre
to- o-morroN night promises TO DO grand
affair, Every effort y being made BY those
enessed h Il to mako II aconcert q y
4 concert" Tickets for sale u the 1usl.
esl Ixssaass, Main and TsasA 'srssss. |, !,
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CoRRECTIoN.-C. S. Pleasants was dis
charged upon examination before the
Mayors Court on Monday, instead of set
back, as Inadvertently stated yesterday.
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FERTILIZERS.
DHENIX GUANO.-This is believed
i to be one of the most valuable fertilizers pre-
Price. Fifty DOLLARS PER Ton, orsaIe BY
rs Eighteenth street, south side Dock.
DRADLEY's SUPER PHOSPHATE
ID OF LIME-Ws have been appointed AGENTS
for the above fertilizer, and respectfully solicit
orders: Below we copy letter r Iseeivsd frem IN the
yell. known house OF hessrs. Mciiwaine 20.
seasons, and have the most fattering reports:
PETERSBURG, Va, February 20, 1867.
Nessrs. A. i. Stokes & Co., Richmond. Va:
Dear sirs,-1Your favor Of received contents
proven Itself in our hands be fully equal, and IN
many respects SUPERIOR to Peruvian guan1; sai'
active. d e. Wei We have sold already 300 tons.
eGnso. e.' ai'0 s' sssl 1Sen y. 7. sTokks CO.
CRUDE PERUVIAN GUANO,
~ SOUTHERN FsRTILIzING CoMPANY's
oSoshssSSg hssSSgSSSSfEsss gSSSSfEsss rEErILIzlso coMPANr's
oa tssSgSHzkS EEE1RgygLIzrNa coMPAsYs
soUTHERN FERTILIZING CoMPANYs
s0gTHsRN FERTILfzING CoMPANY's
GROUND PLASTER,
"ZELL'S" GROUND BONE,
PACIFIC 0UAN0,
PALMER, HARTsoOK / CO.,
fs22 Fourteenth street.
NUANO, GUANO.-We are now pre-
VI pared to ell orders for the following fertilizers
Ct the lowest prices:
PERUVIAN GUANO, crude and crushed;
MANIPULATED GUANO,
OLD DOMINION GUANO,
TOBACCO FERTILIZER,
BRApLsY's SUPER PHOSPHATE OF
SEAFOWL GUANO.
CLOVER aud HBRDSGRASS SEEDS,
LUMP PLASTER,
GROUND PLASTER.
We respectfully solicit orders
fe 2l-2m A. Y. STOkES w.
DERUVIAN GUANO AND CLIO.
Il YER SEEDS tons No. PERUVIAN GU
AN 10, 1900 bushels prime CLOy sR SEED Tor sale Dy
ELLETT ROYSTER,
Commission Merchants.
feel corner Twelfth and Cary streets
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TURNER sends us the New York Ledger,
which is almost the only northern paper
that doesn't habitually publish articles in
sulting to southern readers. 1t rarely, if
ever, does so.
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CnunCu EyI.ARGRuBAT.-Ths Leigh
street Baptist church have under considers-
tion the question OF snlarging thoir house
Of worship-ths congregation and Sunday
school having so greedy increased that ths
present building does not afford adequate
accommodation for them. It Is proposed
to add TO the length Of the building; and
the subject has been referred to Q commit
tes FOR action.
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TRIALS TO-DAY. = Henry Poindexter,
charged with forgery, and Augustus Clay,
charged with robbery, will be tried to-
day in Judge Lyons's court.
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LIST OF LOTS AND PARTS LoTS RETURNED DELINQUENT
81 D.T 3 s GSar
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REDUCTION OF SALARrEs.-A considera-
BILE reduction in the salaries Of the officers
Of the company has been made by the
Board Of Directors of the James River and
.Kanawha Company.
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DRICES FOR GUANO.-It Is difficult
IL to establish q permanent price for an article
that huctustes with the value OF gold and such Is
bought from the importer with no other money
II also controls ths value OF all preparations OF
which Peruvian Guano forms the base.
The present rate Of gold calls for reduction Ia
the prices of the JAMES RIVER MANIPULATED
GUANO, which for the present, and un1d Sher-
wise sdve rtised, are ~ follows:
REGULAR PREPARATION, 1000 and !, 900 pounds.
SPECIAL PREPlRATIoN, 80, and ss7 pounds, q,
&7s Der ton.
GROUND PERUVIAN GUANO at the current price
OF the raw article, with the addition OF rs per
ton for cost Of grinding, loss In weight In this
process anu f'0AB B. BENTLEY, Agent,
fe ea-i3t No. 10 west side Fourtsent street.
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DEATH OF FLEMING GRIFFIN.-Fleming
Griffin, ESQ.,, died at his residence on Mon
day evening last, after brief illness. He
was one of the oldest citizens Of Rich
mond, having been resident of the city
for over forty years. For some years past
he has been member of the City Council,
and he has enjoyed great degree of po-
pularity among his constituents. The de-
ceased was buried yesterday afternoon in
the Shockoe Hill cemetery. His funeral
was attended by the City Council in a
body, and large concourse Of friends.
MEETING OF THE COUNCIL-TRIBUTE OF
REsPECT.-A called meeting OF the City
Council was held yesterday afternoon at
half.past o'clock. Present: MesSrs. Mac
farland (president), Epps, Saunders, Scott,
Crutchfeld, Smith, Mason, and Harvey.
Mr.. Mcfarland stated the object OF the
meeting as that of paying tribute of re-
spect to the memory of Fleming Griffin.
He made few eulogistic remarks on the
virtues of the deceased.
Mr.. Saunders alluded briefly to the
many virtues of the deceased, and offered
the following preamble and resolutions !;
which were unanimously adopted:
Another solemn summons brings together
in mournful convention, for the third time
in the past twelve months, the Council OF
the city of Richmond. Again we are re-
minded Of our mortality that ain the midst
of life we are in DEATH" Death has again
invaded our city government, and has re-
moved from the scene of his useful and
valuable labors, in the fullness OF his use
fulness, Fleming Griffin, Esq, late repre-
sentative in this body from Monroe Ward.
We, the surviving members Of the Coun-
Gil, have assembled to pay the last tribute
of our respect to the memory OF our late
friend and fellow-member, and to express
our deep sense of the loss which the public
service has sustained by the death of one
who has labored for many years so faith
fully for the advancement of the prosperity
and welfare of this city ; therefore
Resolved, That by the death of Fleming
Griffin, Esq, the city has been deprived OF
the services of one of her most faithful and
devoted public servants.
Resolved, That whilst We mourn bis
death we will cherish with atfectionate
regard the memory of his many virtues as
a private citizen, and of his faithful SER
vices as public servant.
RESOLVED, That we tender to the family OF
the deceased the assurance Of our sincere
sympathy in their bereavement, and as
mark of our respect for the deceased we
will wear the usual badge of mourning
and attend his funeral in body.
ReSolued, That the above preamble ant
resolutions be entered upon the Journal
and the Chamberlain be instructed u
forward copy thereof to the family Of tn
deceased.
The Council then. adjourned, to attent
the funeral in body.
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THANKS FOR PAPERs.-To the Harnden
Express Company.
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GIFT CONCERT ENTERrRlaE. :,
>~~~~>~~~~->~>~~>->s-~~
GRAND CHARITABLE 4
:. aa PRESENTATION oonons
y
-, .zrs IN Ais % m - ~aH
y souTa1zH o111AnS ASSOCIATION
y a. EssAsssss q vsrsiAss.
s. rshaff JsssaU =. ssHJ So,s5
70 n ssvu ~ nm
xia1Ils1 iiIrlruf1, sAtrrxois.
sst x1RfE NH. isa. 9e S
The proats Of THIS eousset viii - sivsa - ~
souTHEkH ORPHANS ASSOCIATION.

The proats Of this eonsstt viii ~ sivsn y ths =
sourHskH oRPHAHV ASSOCIATION.
to the subjoihsd address iron the olssss Of which
vs sail the attention Of the paliis:
We, Tie onsss Of tie southe,r or,sa.ss asso.
siation for the nsintsnanss and sduensiou of Ne
Destitute orphans Of dsssassA sosthsrn soali1un
and sailors, sarnsstly solicit the synpsshy A 40.
operation in our Grand Prsssntasiou cosssyt o. an
Who desire TO sss The home anl ssheol" snsSlsA
to receive sod care fos Al nssdy ones Who sssk ia
shelter and protection.
Thanking our frissls for thsis pest soasriSutsoos
and assistsnss, vs agAin sppssl 70 thsa 10 help
us In . more sxtsnsivs enterprise. Il 10 Tie O..
sign Of tAs Asspstsiisn 70 sssse I" Home ssl
School for Ne orphans Of the South, bs@k sale
AMI female, oaxa sxtsnsivs ssals. In the sity Of
Richmond, We. AZ an induesnsnt 10 have Tie
building located there, tho Common Council Of
hat city have guaranteed . suneisst let u isaa,
In an elevated snd health fsl location, and Win -.
crease the quantity Of land n needed.
II ID with confident hope In favosatis ~.
sponss to this appeal 10 public whisA- has never
yet failed to sustain charitable ineatutioo. tAaa
We have entered into an arrangement with Mean.
L. r. PALHKR Co., No. - Holiday street.,
Baltimore. to organise Grand Musical Presents.
tion Concert for its benefit and earnestly solisit
the kindly aid and patronage Of the public 10 sn.
sure it, success. eHF .}
[signsdl 4; ats =,
MAS. DR. J. B. BEAN, Vice President.
Ms. mrs b.i. q. AkHss kisssEE1. Eif.sss. Coz. s.sy.
kffassiss 1sisiGs.sE sins.s.i iSss:.y; s:.y;.
H. O. DALLAA, Isq., cosnssllor. ~ =
HAITIMoIR. RohruaYv a.. 1851
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GROUND PERUVIAN GuANo.

GROUND PERUVIAN GuANo.
BY the 10th OF March will be ready to furnish
pure PERUVIAN 6UAN0, finely ground on burr
result never before attained so far as
/ have been informed, anywhere in the United
States.
Samples Of all of the above can be seen at my
once, No. Is west side OF Fourteenth street, be-
tween Main and Cary.
Orders can be addressed through the commission
merchants OF Richmond or directly to the under
signed. who bestows upon this department his
constant personal attention.
Z. B. BENTLEY, Agent
"a so-lm No IS west side Fourteenth street.
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ExEcuTIvE.-Thc Governor on yester-
day made the following appointments:
David A. Lyon, notary public for the
city of Petersburg and county Of Dinwid-
die. eae,s III .4laEus
James f. Riddick, notary public for the
city of Richmond and county Of Henrico.
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DRY GOODS. &c.
CPRING IMPORTATION, 1857.
RIBBONS, MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS.
ARMSTRONG, GATOR 4 CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBgRs OF
RIBBONS, BONNET SILKS AND sATIHs,
BLoNDs, NETS. GRAPES, vELv8Ts, RUCHEs.
FLOWERS, FEATHERS,
STRAW BoNEETs AND LADIES HATS,
trimmed and untrimmsd;
SHAKER HOODS, &C.,
2s7 AND 2as BALTIMORE STREET.
BALTIMORE, Md,
offer the largest stock to be found In this country.
and unequalled in choice variety and chsapness.
Orders solicited and prompt attention given.
70 23-6ws
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kOTICE.-The Board of Trustees OF
y me town Of Manchester will receive se4lsd
proposals Tor the erection OF Howe Truss Bridge,
ans, Tor Stone Arch Bridge s<ross James river
sAas will be opened. = s. ---s -.
~ ,r.niss Wishing information will apply TO w, ].
Sso,rros, attorney ut law; L. y. CLAkxx, a. fifst
sso.o soaai Bank or G. ., MArEIcs, st y. Z. Whites
shos store. Richmond, Va.
,Sy order Of the Board Of Trustees.
sH-uhh II. II. TALLKY, Secretary.
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OOK AT THISi LOOK AT THIS
IL THR CHEAPEST GOODS YETI

r OOK AT THIS! LOOK AT THIS
IL THE CHEAPEST GOODS YET!
At EZEKIEL's, No. Al MAIN srIEEr.
& 900 wards BLgACHRD TWILLRD COTTON
SHIRTfNGS, or for other family purposes,
900 vs9s. oa s sss1s P;' tsxd
INGs. nearly one and half yards vide,
900 ySrds 0rds tsI1SpERFINE s-4 PILLow.CAsE COT
,asds al lyle: les of f' 'IsE GOODS now SELL
Of IsoS sSs Y s9E1cED e and us
BLEACHED sHEeTINGs At greatly reduced
prices:
Sis ~ is q soSas 1f hsss a9 psss:
500 ysaas e Rsa,7 sa aR1Y kay rwlLLED FLANNEL
man nl TsG shirts. % only two 0 81 iinss the yard
500 ya1as RHI aEaSf ss1s aGorros DIAPER for chill
ggE5 gf5 s1f: .a haf
sd Ny sSonSyD S Ss sRa GOODS need
cali. The articles enumerated above are but q
fs" Of the bargains IsEi4fk sEkfEIs dsa{ ess.p Store
fe, nearly opposite St. Charles Hotel.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.-we wish to
i call the attention Of buyers to the fact that s
hencsforth our present stock Of DRESS GSSRs nnon
t These @ GO goods were bough0 mostly st auction for
cash. and are greatly below their real value. :,
Persons in want Of such articles would do well
TO call on rs before buying, as no establishment In
Richmond can offer greater inducements In these
we We have also full lines Of LINEN GOODS from
auction such IS Shirtiug and Table Linen, Towel.
ans snS asnssshsa @ Hsndfsrohiss, PILLOW and Ii
men ns shsssiprs sSap 81 ab1sRKEEPINa and DOMESTIC
ao0Ds is very complete, and win be sold At YER,
low prices. S :, u1n
and OfHER GLOVES In which will always be
found every shade and number, from the eele-
brated Jouvin mandatory. Also, for parties
pair. CARDOZO, ALSOP 4 FOURoURRAN.
u
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LIST AND PARTS DELINQUENT FOR
M s14
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Duplicate numbers froa % e 80 are ylsssdin
q wheel the anst num bes tWhen 1rswa ceq osess
the Highest or nrse CTR the second nsaesr vesn
mill ths Whole na.bsr 9 srsvn. .,
The distribul Win take HIass sfter TIE so.-
S..:. s; .siI' e !: ssos:s os sss :si:nss % ks
o. inS .nd Uurs.Assrs win be supplied Win
correct Lat Of ths svsTAs - soon = pablishsA.
HOW TO oBTAIH TIcKIfs.
Tickets win bs sspplisd 10 all bookssllss.
sssss:ss' :. sss; Sss csS !.
'' cirsusm, soa.ainisg fsli Instructions ana tsuns
70 agsnt. win Be nailed spoa shs rsssipt Of 'Asp
'0G orSs s nay 81 ::n. to u snslos,ps shs neasy.
| fron 81 so rs. IA 8 ssss,srsd lssiss las.s sS
elossdl st oar risk. Larger amcsn9 y - -. s,sS
order. Arsf', o. express = Ne ss''0s''s ''s'
Pive tickets 10 one address. ss.........-.......eS
Ten tiekse TO one addTsss: ..:s........''.. n -
Twenty Tickets % one nssSdssss................. s g
The names Of ne agents win b pssiisAs4 from
u; ;;sss: s;Sa:, .i III s. supplied 70 .ssa ~ a.sa ssr
sis1 snd n pursuance Of the proioes Of Ne
inssrnsi. !.vsnas Law, Ais Honor. The Cent
t.1tsss sIca g sdsa % i: Oh ccassn sese GoS ali
ssss, . sssS .sss az s ccag: :as % ds
then from Any ana al hseu'y tos hssnss' ssS. q
y : II. s.si 4 Z: :: s
are o be devoted 70 Charitable esjese. s3at sss
another evidence q the favor and eooeleosanco
vhich' our EFFORTS have been soeslaatly - -
nearly every direction. ~
Il lRvsaxxcIs:
0sssrsi q. =. BsAgsssAsD, 1so osseA,s -
Bnasdisr- 0sasssi JssS. fssnsses, - ~
Ns,or General J. 4. rRIusLs. % DAltincee. !.
| ne}oe. General o. }. pvexpnBs Asw Vssea11 ! Z
~ DnAu, r, D., nahtNUy. I E
s.isss;ssSs 3 ss:ns. + EF.SSS:s @ Ssii.ess t'ssss'iy
a T. q ncsrov D OOH = ~s.A .e>h VI,
III Iisno, BsiNDass lass 8 ssss sss's - -
& s!,ss.: 1scls'.iSs ~. iSsssM.sss 80
80 ....ssisaxsss sAssA - -.
4 1sssssS M . he cssSsAt o,:'ffsz ffszLnls ! CO.
aA sa .ai's,S 80 ::::ss J sS1'',s Sss:ssy. v
-..s... -. = IA Il thiA ~ = " NYe9a
EE.c - 'vNl''s - 5zsS'''7l
Eoxsf RoTYsS &Al.h4sN "Vs
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DAINTS, OILS, &C.-Lewis's Pure
Il White Lead, tinsesd OH. spiriis Iurpentine.
Ps{af Brushes Window Glass, Putty, etc., sold by
A. BODRKRR Bro, Branch store,
Sixth street between Bread and nanhall.
VIZ b. JONES q co.
WS IS10NN P1IEI SOAP.
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500. 900 tickets at the nominal prie. Of q ssshs
~ follows:
proved with extensive dwellings and
buildinas. s.v and girls, mill. ma
sns r. n ysoS 1.e.s :
). a Farm OF ten acres highly Improved,
I. A gin in Gresnbaeks.; .;.......::...... ssss .
drrn Improvements, in BALTIMORE. s.sss ~
dern improvements, in Baltimore. I.sss ~
7. A two story Brick House. With mo- lEa-
dem improvements, 10 Bsltimore:... S.eee g
9. Two S,i.. in SrssnS.st: 2l s.s sssh,. isSs =
10. Fifty xifts in Grssnbseks islos esekE. Ssss 9
II. One hundred sifts In 0rssnbaeks ttse
~ rSc G Grand Piano: s;is1;:j..... ;sss 8
y. Two Grand Pianos ts'isf '.).......... :css =
Is Is. Tsa nl Psrior organs iji;s ..shG.... - :
10. ONE Hundred Gsnis' aold Watches
II. on. is sssss.a Ladies: Gold wii:I::
IS yii.y sti1s9.Di.tsa T.: SCI: ie.; :.sij as:
chimes co.'s each: ::..:.........:..,... lss -
q Isss e.ehl.. @ .:..:.............:'..: - ssssW
H. oss cs.,a. aassiis ssa Pin atsa: tia. a.a ~.
e My: hand.:d 1iS:: @ s,s g, q 80, ,'''' "
IS. two rSoassad ] Picsosispiiis Album:
~ raS TIes:.ad Fin: Cola Peas. IN
!. 4: ass:::s si.: 81. siS :lI:ii ;i!!;
s rTs T:''RGsa: Essa.se2 g Cali Sell. S;iGis
Kings, &s., ,lea).................... s,se
The balance consists o. the following ayttslss:
nusiesl instruments. t,lt
Music b0xes, s.tt
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M.s. 7. 4. !; MsARs, Bsl.inors nd. =.
MRs. L. BAMMOND, Bsitinoss, Nd.
k.: k: u Hiwkiss. Il wsGsEScf S.lnH1: silsa%e'; H. Ma
M: M: eaikies ea ENcse5sssIs s:ss:. ss:sssr: ss
Mss. HoI. JAS. LYONS, Biehm0nd. vs. Il.
w. Taosls rio Y sR1HSR. l RisSmonl. Ya. ).
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MINIATUKE EALAANAC-PEBaUARY 81. 1857.
Sun rises .,,..... s5sI Noon rises.......... 1.1s
Sun sets. .......... S.A High tide, 4. NJ. 10 ~
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Musical Instruments,
Music Boxes,
Ladies' Work BoxsA
Lsdiss and asnts Gloves.
Ladies' and Gents Ridiog Whips,
Ssss ana Psrlor Furniture
Whiting Desks,
Black Walnut fnmss,.
Yngrxvings, kc., &e., &c.,
the whole amounting - an ssgregsts Of
sos, 90 VALUABLE GIFTS.
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TWENTY-FIVE CASES CONCEN.
= fkATxD LY8 Just received and for Ssle by
ss .oras Issla ~ ylis:nsS sss
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500, 900 tickets at the nominal price Of 81 saeha
single ticket sntitling the purchaser 10 . Gifl--
there being one gilt to every ticket. The gifts are
nA foIlnKh. -
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FERTILIZERS.

JULIUS A. HoBsoN. Collector City Of Richmond
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RAILROAD LINES.
W. EST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
wv RAILROAD, VIA MED.A,
A

SUMMER ARRANGhM ENT
On ana after MONDAY, June "a, 1867, Trains will
leave Depot, TIL IIeTY FIRST and CTIF5N Ut Streets
West Philadelphia, as followB:-
Leave Philadelphia for West Chester at a, NJ,
II A. K Ts0 p H., Glb p M, 450 p NJ, ZOO P. M and
Leave West Chester for Philadelphia from Depo
on East Market street. at 6l5 A. M., 715 A. M, 7'3C
and lO'45 q. M, 1855 p, NJ, 45O and $50 z. M
Trains leaving est Chester Mt 73O A. NJ, and leav.
Ing Philadelphia at 45o 7. M Will stop at B. g. Juno
ton and Media only.
Passengers TO or from stations between West Ches
ter and IL. q. Junction going east, will take train
leaving West Chester at 7l5 A. M, and going wesi
VIII take train leaving Philadelphia at 45O p, M and
transfer ht Il. 9. Junction.
Leave Philadelphia Tor Media ct $50 p. NJ.
Leave Media for Philadelphia at $40 z. M.
stopping at all stations.
The Market cars will be in waiting as uaual
at 1hiry-rst and Market streets, the arrival OF
each train, to convey passengers Into the city; and
for lines leaving the Depot take the Market
street, the last connecting with train leaving
Front and Market streets thirty minutes previous to
The Chesnut and Walnut Street cars connect with
all of the above trains, carrying passengers down
den and Amboy KR oilce at Walnut street wharf
passing out Walnut street to the depot.
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave West Chdsie1 al al SSS e. H. and and 8 NJ
The cars Market street Will connect with
all Sunday trains, both ways, as usual, leaving
Front and Mark streets thrtyve minutes before
Train leaves Depot ana VIII leave Depot on arrival Of
each train, TO carry passengers into the city.
Trains leaving Phlladelpha az 7'l5 A. nj. and $50 2
M and leaving West Chester nt7'sO A. M and 4'5O z,
M connect at B. q. Junction with trains ON p and b.
g. X. r., for oxford and Intermediate points.
Passengers are allowed 10 take wearing apparel
only, as baggage and the Company VIII not In any
be responsible for amount exceeding one hun.
dred dollars, unless special contract Is made for the
same. HENRY WOOD,
dJSe General Superintendent.