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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09
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NOTICE of LIMITED PARTNERSHIP-Th
~ subscribers have formed Limited Partosr
ship provisions the Revised Statutes 81 the state OF
Eswfork A. MANLkl Co.. for the PURPOSE
carrying tie WHOLESALE BOOT and SHOE BUSINESS Inc
of the General ind Special Farmer and tnr Jesoeens
places residence Special Partner WALTER L. Sr
SIONg Panama General Parner A. MANLY
fNewYork STATE and JOHN W RlChMAN Of CN oi
EeYork Of state said Walter L. Sessions hs contributes
the OF $50 capital 70 the common stock The PART
perlp 10 commence 10Th day Of October 1901 and vii terminate
WALTER l.. SESSIONS. Special
ADONfRAM j. MANLEY, General
Oa l,wsWs JOHN W. RlCKMAN,
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MAYORS CoURT-MAYoR MAYO PREs1-
DING-TUEsDAY: MoRNING.-Arthur Lee
was called up to answer the charge of
being drunk and creating disturbance.
Arthur came up with his face bruised and
tattoed with scratches, and his eyes show
ing unmistakable evidences of something
stronger than water. The evidence, how
ever, showed Arthur to have been the in
nocent cause OF slight disorder, and he
was discharged.
Several "boys in blue ]" were brought up
to answer the charge of fighting in the
street. The "boys" plead their cases
well, urging the fact, in exteuuation of
their pugilistic proclivities, that this was
the first time they had ever been drunk, any
one iv 'em," and adding that if his Honor
would only let them off they would never
do so again. His Honor was inexorable,
however, and the "boys" heard with fall
ing countenances the mandate, "Carry
these men to the Libby!''
Matilda Anderson, colored, charged with
assaulting little boy named Henry
Meyer, was committed in default ofsurety
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AitI1moud 9ispattl1.
WEDNESDAY. Y..............JULY 10, 1867.
THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIs.
PATCH" IS LARGER THAN THE COM.
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY
auction Sales This Dag.

9. W. WILLIS will sell at 10 o'clock lot OF
household and Kitchen furniture.
I. N. CoCKE will sell at 10 o'clock an assortment
OF elegant furniture.
SHERIFF WRIGHT will sell at the store OF /. N. .
Cooke, on Seventh between Broad and Mar
shall Streets a lot Of boots, shoes, hats, cloth
ing, etc.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON will sell at o'clock
two tenements on Baker between Fifth and
SIKH streets, Navy Hill.
HARRISON, GoDDIN b APPERsON will sell al
l2o'clock valuable tract OF 4o5 acres of land
in Charles City county, about sixteen miles be-
low Richmond, near to Chickahominy swamp
and seven miles from James river, including
excellent steam saw mtll-and engine thereon
E. B. COOK will sell at 10 o'clock, at the Monu.
Inent Hotel, the entire hotel outfit, consisting
Of every variety of household and kitchen
furniture, an omnibus, spring wagon, horses
harness, etc.
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OVERCOME By FAT1GUE.-Yesterday
morning an old gray-haired freedman, who
had walked with two or three quarts of
whortleberries from Broad Rock, in Ches-
terfeld county, to market in this city,
being overcome with fatigue, fell down
senseless near the corner Of Twelfth and
Main streets. he was carried into an un-
finished building, and several gentlemen
who happened to be passing kindly gave
him stimulants, and otherwise ministered
to his wants, while number of "colcred
brethren stood by without offering their
assistance until requested to do so. The
latter seemed much more interested in the
antics Of monkey performance in the
window of the telegraph office. An am
bulance was finally driven up, and the sick
man carried to Howard's Grove Hospital,
where he will be cared for by competent
physicians
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DR.. Davis, having read the statement OF
Mr.. Barksdale, stated that in his opinion
as physician no accurate rule can be
laid down by which we can exactly ap-
proxim .te to the length Of time during
which body can be exposed before de-
competition takes place. l have kept. a
body in my possession for six weeks in
very cold weather. This subject was a
very lean man. An emaciated body will
keep much longer than deshy one.
Mr.. johnson: If dead body were to
lie upon the ground in thick under
growth for week when the thermometer
is eight or ten degrees above the freezing
point, never being below thirty-five de-
grees, what would be its condition at the
close of the week?
Witness It depends upon the constitu-
tion Of the person.
Mr.. johnson: Suppose her woman of
delicate constitution, rather predisposed
to consumption, who has met her death
by violence.
Witness In that case / would not be
surprised to see it perfectly preserved four
weeks afterward, although | would not
like to give positive opinion. The short
time in the middle of the day during
which the temperature would be milder
would not materially affect the case. In
my army experience | found that bodies
| living exposed for the same length Of time
would be in many different stages Of de-
composition. In typhoid cases I have even
known putrefaction to begin before death.
| No accurate rule can therefore be laid
down, and it is impossible to say with alb
solute certainty how long man has been
dead.
DR.. Knox testified that he saw the body
of the murdered woman at the jail in this
city. 1t had been exhumed, and was then
beginning to show signs Of decomposition.
I did not form any opinion about the length
of time which had elapsed since death.
My impression is, from the appearance OF
the body, from the state of the weather and
the absence Of heat-One Of the most essen
tial requisites for decomposition-that it
might have lain for week or ten days be-
fore putrefaction took place.
DR.. Davis recalled: After the animal
heat has passed do not think that ply
sician could testify with certainty as to the
length Of time which has elapsed since
death. Exudation from an incision made
when the body is in state orcserva-
ton would not be positive :, In the
opinion of Beck, putrefaction likes place
very slowly when the temperature is be-
low fifty degrees. An instance is related
of Siberian prince whose body was pre-
served ninetytwo years. The average
temperature in that country, however, is
below the freezing point.
Both of the physicians examined were
interrogated at length by the counsel, but
no more facts Of general interest were
elected. Court adjourned at 81 o'clock
This morning the testimony for the pro-
secution will be closed, and the defence
will bring forward their witnesses. 1t i:
understood that the Commonwealth will
then present considerable rebutting evi'
dence after which the case will be argued
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Marine Intelligence.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-JULY lo, 1867
Sum rises, es,,,.,,.. 4.47 Moon sets. ..........12.
Sun sets ......... 7.13 High tide, A. Mill.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY Q.

PORT OF RICHMOND, JULys.
ARRIVED.
Steamer g. q. Stout, Ford, Philadelphia, mer-
chandise and passengers, w. P. Porter.
Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford, Nor1olk, mer'
chandise and passengers, L. b. Tatum.
SAILED.
Steamer NiaSara, Brakeman, New York, mer.
chandise and passengers, s. Ayres GO.
Schooner 4. ]. Bradshaw, Dix, Baltimore, grain
Crrtis, Parker Riddick.
Schooner Lawrence, -, Baltimore, merchan-
disc Mckowan & Armistaad
Schooner Clyde, Gage, Georgetown, u. T., ngnt'
MEMORANDUM.
Schooner William Allen, Dye, from New York
for Richmond, with railroad iron, sprung aleak Al
IA. M. on the 5th instant Off Hog island, and made
about 1900 strokes per hour. She was taken IN tow
by steamer Fairbanks, and towed to the Delaware
brsakwater where she obtained assfstance to
keep her free from sinking. She has since been
towsd up to Philadelphia, where she will undergo
repairs, &c.
By TELEGRAPH.
Marine Disaster
LIVERPOOL, July s.-Ausralian ship Meteor
from New York for London, has been burnt at sea
-Four of the crew, the mate. and carpenter, were
lost.
NEW YORK, July The steamers City OF Cork
City of Boston, Hammonia, ferslre' ana .Cels
from this port, have arrived out.
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about the bringing of the trunk. He
was sure that it was in the month of
February, and mentioned the facts which
fixed the date in his mind.
To Mr.. johnson: Saw the prisoner on
the day after the body was found. His
brother came up after coffin, and 1 saw
Mr.. Jeter Phillips riding Mr.. Pleasants's
horse shortly after. This was between IL
and l o'clock. The trunk was at the
brick-yard at that time. 1t was carried
away some time in February by boy
named Robert. l think il was on Friday
night about the 18th or 18th of the month.
Mr.. George Drinker recalled saw the
prisoner twice between the time the body
was found and his arrest. On the first oc-
casion noticed nothing unusual in his de-
meanor. The second time he was SO much
excited that could not account for it, as
we talked only of agricultural matters.
He was at work in the field as / passed
along the road, and I wondered why he
was excited until got home. men,
toned the matter to Constable Cole. The
circumstance to which ! have referred
took place on the 25th of April. l had
noticed a marked change in his demeanor.
Mrs. Moore testified that she saw the
body Of the murdered woman when it was
brought to town. The clothes taken from
the body were hanging at the window, and
witness cut off piece Of the dress, which
was now exhibited, and identified by Miss
Pitts as Of the same color and texture as
the dress worn by her sister.
Mr.. George A. Barksdale was examined
as to meteorological table which he has
been keeping for several months past. Ar
extract which was read shows the state o.
the weather from the 18th to the 25th o
February. We give the statement from
the 23d to the 2Sth, the latter being the
day upon which the body was found.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS CoURT-
GEORGE CHAHooN, ESQ.,, PREsID1SG.-1n
this court yesterday the continued case of
George Pearman, charged with being en-
gagged in conspiracy to defraud the Co.
vernment by evading the tax on tobacco,
was resumed, partially argued by L. G.
Bowden, Esq, and again continued
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REGISTRATION IN MADISON WARD.-The
registration in Madison Ward yesterday
resulted as follows: Whites, 262; blacks,
4O7. Majority for blacks, 145. Aggregate:
whites, SIS; blacks, S24.. Majority for
blacks, 246.
The aggregate majority for the blacks III
the city thus far is 1853.
The following are the white challepgers
for the ward: H. B. Tompkins, W. l..
Baker, and P. j. Kelley.
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Flu ca,cheS-Richmond Club: Joseph Tyler, 8 !;
James Tyler, / w. C. Taylor, l total, 8.
Ashland Club Brown,I.
Total innings: Richmond, 20; Ashland, "A.
Home runs Wesiger, l. Bradley, l.
Umpire Z. W. Baird, OF Monticello.
Scorers Weisiger, o., and Abernethy.
Taylor, of the Richmond. was severely injured
in the hand, which prevented him from playing
his usual game. 1t seemed impossible for him to
catch ball, although after being hurt he caught
a diff cult fy-ball.
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IMPROVED COPPER ST1LLS.-We
/ have for sale two ~ 20 A
sriiIs which are az good as nsw-o:e sing
ling Still. with an Improvement for strring the
bur- and With sa =, yeP SS
-, ,i 900 3 siIons Also a Doubling still OF like I'm.
proy.nsnI T ~, supposed 70 conAin i2o galIonss Ap.
piy 10 WILLIAMS, GARksTT tisHsh
mva-,oIu ON Frsnklin suuet.
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I4mFs . pocYEv AGENT ANn

JANIS q. BOSHEH. AGENT AND
,,;,si;L! ;y,tsi;L!ACEnG, INSURANCE BR0kER, AND
,.'t Ali&CER.-2hs subscriber oters, his SER
,e, 70 lae public In al or either of tho above
sTs,.!ss be Will undertake any service IN which
~, - 'Ariyea.lon Of an agent Is required wiz de.
'e tt5c!ei attention 70 the renting ont OF houses,
-s4as setle msnl and collection OF al money 60
~ arrange and provide insusaIce TO any ex-
onIldlnSs stocks o. merchandise, house
,f I!,nrei and other property against Ioss OF
" by hre exan!re titles TO reei estate. pre-.
.+rli eut1nces relating to the same, ana otheI
.ai.sasAt' IA w.itn. pertaining to covenants,
p1Esto, or gertemertS.
,s'sretiuly solicits the encouragement OF his
r,,E. eno the ru1lic and will manifest his ap.
NJ. u q ther tavors by ala energetic ana
80. aHrE'i"n 10 ther interests
si.ttS al present With ROBERT n. BnsHER, on
.Fr'.onGtu .: Z Ala. Address box S9s.
q. t'',, y, peImt son o. M,ssr,. hnrison, God
IN. yn!viaon h.rr-T Wortham & Co Bree.
sam, "2' s'!-u & h0yster. BI1tr l. Ich Inney,
f.stI 1'~enhow, E,q Tho.na, 4. Bigger,
a. .o bslvia, tsq Jamo. !homas, Jr So.
I, !. "a ssapfns, t1q JgjSe william ". Crump.
Vf n RRFlS VIRGINIA LIME
op e~nsisnns.,' tor sale by
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FORMATION OF LITERARY Soc1ETY.-A
number of young men Of the Jewish per-
suasion have of late formed themselves
into society styled the Jefferson Literary
Association, with the object Of literary
improvement to its members.
The following officers have been elected
Gustavus Thalheimer, president; Henry
Rohr, vice-president; Charles Millhiser,
recording secretary Isadore Hessberg.
financial secretary, and A. Rapp, trea-
Surer.
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PERIODICALS RECEIvED.-Turncr OF tne
News Dep6t is entitled to our thanks LOT
the July number Of the Home Month'y.
This magazine, published at Nasnsl,ae, nv nn,, 70
neatly printed, contains variety ol enter
tsining reading, and Is credit TO the p.'o en-,
terprisipg publishers. The Southern DogS
and Girls Monthly for July is also recei'co
from Turner
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Yai- delightful mountain retreat, thirteen Milot
.6.lhr-pz. from S.aauto;i, directiy on the Warm
sn--a.r a:id H.rri-ophnfE turnpike. has been I'M
!g-E0sug Improvement fox the last year. and Will
De ready ior the reception oi visitors on tho lst OF
sGrc.
There IN 1T this charming retreat singular and
4srpy combination Of = majority OF tn medicinal
Tt'sys found - wust Of tue Springs for which the
r=a,.i.
P-rsors leaving Baltimore. Washington, Rich
G71d or Lyro.5CIg, arrive at this place the same
L-yby5 =. NJ.
IfENs: - per day, sls per week, and SGs per
month. J. &. uEFGLFINGER,
nv 9--c:n Proprietor.
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A COMPLIMENT TO MARMADUKE JOHN
soN.-Mr. Eugene Davis, secretary of the
Society of Alumni of the University OF
Virginia, has recently written to Colonel
Marmaduke Johnson earnestly soliciting
for publication copy Of his annual ad-
dress delivered before the Society at the
last Commencement. Correspondents OF
the press and letter-writers are unanimous
in praising this effort Of our distinguished
fellow citizen, and we are pleased to unite
with his many friends in urging him, oy
the means suggested, to give it wider
field for usefulness.
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Toilet articles.

r UBlN'S EXTRACTS AND SOAPS,
Genuine Farina Cologne, and pure Bay Run,
~ MEADE i BAKERS Drug Store,
IVA Ninth and Franklin streets.
nLAIR'S RICHMOND HAIR DYE.
Is we confidently recommend this article as bet
ter th an most Of the Hair Dyes in use is scien-
titcally prepared, and has given universal satls.
f,.tioh For safe at prcpr'el0rs prices, wholesale
and r-taiI by PUGCELL, LADD &CU.,
20 "a Druggists
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House 0ad Sign Painting.

DEMOVAL.-1SAA SCHR1VER q
IL CO., HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. have re-:
moved heir shop to Tenth between Main and
Bank streets. -
Ali orders for work will be punctually and
faith fully attended to. )a M-lm
DICHMCND SIGN EMPORIUM
IL SIGN PAINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
EXECUTED PROMPTLY AND ON SATISFAG-
TORY TERMS At THE ABOVE hSTAShiSnn11
MENT BY L. l.. MONTAGUE b BON, TEsTA
STREET BELOW MAIN. y1-u
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The Picnic of the Second Baptist
Church Sunday School at Ashland yester-
day passed off pleasantly and to the enIile 81: !,
satisfaction of all who participated IN II;
The Richmond and the Ashland base pan
Clubs played match game during the day.
which was witnessed by the hundreds os
visitors present, and resulted in the success
of The Richmond Club.
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Picnic OF MANCHESTER SUNDAY
ScRooL.-We have unintentionally omitted
to notice the picnic Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Sunday school Of Manchester, which
came off at Powhite quarry on the 4th in.
slant. This was enc Of the most agreeable
gatherings it has ever been our good for
tune to attend, there being an abundance
of very good cheer for the inner man. In
addition to this, the literary exercises were
very interesting. The addresses OF
Masters Weisiger, Hooper, Gill, McRae,
and Charlton, reflect Great credit on the
speakers. Addresses were also delivered
by Captain Clopton and several other gen.
tlemen. The choir, under Mr.. Gill, made
the woods ring with sweet melody. Great
credit is due Mr.. E. Gay, superintendent
and all the ladies of the church, for
their unremitting endeavors to please. The
officers of the Powhite Granite Company
also rendered the party under much obi.
cations for courteses received.
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PANIC. Struck BEAUTY 1t is terrible shock to
a charming woman-indeed, to any woman-to
And that her teeth are beginning to CO." Never
will any human being who uses the fragrant sozo-
don't while the teeth are still sound make that
discovery. Even when decay has commenced II
imme ediately stops its progress. jy l0-lwsod
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Harrison,
Goddin s. Apperson sold yesterday after
noon two lots on the north side of Mar
shall between Gilmer and Muntord streets,
each fronting % feet inches and running
back l59 feet, each one with substantial
hricl, house on it, for 500 each.
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ESTABLISHED 1884.

ESTABLISHED 1884.
~ p. J. CREW b CO.,
(sucsessors to G. Crew & Son,)
STEAM SOAP AND CANDLE MANUPACTURER6,
Nos. l1a, lis, and III, Seventeenth street.
opposite the Old Market, Richmond, Virgins,
have now in factory"a large stock OF superior
FAMILY SOAPS,
which we offer to th trade at such prices AZ Will
.na an 70 storx ia ll--3m
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Il. &. MAYO,
'.>CERTIDGE RATHS,

DUt No RCCKRHIDGH COUNTY, VA.
u ,,,o~s SkTrIaG-PLACE Will be opened
b VISITOR. s.:,r.I auA!iiies Of its waters have been
~ M y 10 stsi a. 10 render it unnecessary
b. tl,,, hers IN Detail. Delightfully."- stu
a Sa.e' ~ ~ St.I.-t rutwocn Goshen and LeXing.
a.s-e s.'" ~ ,snKS cf lhs wild North river, OF
80, ~. ,o.,r, James, cNvironcd by scenery
4a t.sIs !,5l1r and ro>GS.ltic, their attractions
s; ..SS -, Enhanced ny tho close proximity 10
,y..,a-l, Bridge and 10 Lexington, tnS sent VI
ag yj-.ItE, Military Institute, and 70 aeeinS
y r.,s.r, now nader the gu2rdlGnShip VI ue'
.,r"ari0 all the Virginia Springs, j Is at
a.-t, ,ilao Q. easy access from all the larger
.f,i.5s exreriencnd IN tho use ard in the
..5cy lie Baths reside u ana close 10 this
g...arscrs leave Baltimore, Washington; ana
"a in the morning. get of NJ Goshen delo,
y,.frts Central yE;iroad, where apundaht ac-
80. ions Ars provided Il 9transport them over
49, n, me best graded roads IN the state, ana
-..rra -. famous Goshen Pass direCt 70 the
,..u> ~ =. II. same day.
g.-Fa = pc- dag, $40 per month cHlioren uuoeI
.., ears aud Colorad servant, half price. "nlte
....ra.., tgo- thirds ot regular charges
a-rgom Billiard, and Bowling saiooEs axe
-r... IL ryScl!.rS.
.,,-rrrr aud Cha,yboo!o water, also the use OF
d. IN I,se u cua.Se 70 visitors.
l.. Il. MAYO, Acting partner
~ HAEmAN & MAYO.
j Fri;oS To&FHISs, Superintendent.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL PIc-NIC.-The picnic Of
the Broad-street Sunday school will take
place at Ashland on Thursday the llth
instant. Persons desirous Of attending
are requested to meet the school this
morning at 9 o'clock, when arrangements
will be completed and tickets sold. On
Thursday to-morrow) the picnic party
will leave the Fredericksburg depot at
O'Clock A. M.
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A CARD.-The undersigned, design
n Ing to carry on a GENERAL sTAVE BUSi.
NESS In this city, desire to purchase SLAVES IN
any quantity, by contract or otherwise to be de-
lvered at tn cir yard, the south side Of the dock,
adjoining Mayo's tobacco warehouse ...,,
they believe that from the advantages OF tnelf
plan of conducting the business they can Offer IN.
ducements to parties TO sell TO them.
Post office address, box 40, Richmond.
WILLIAM G. MAYO,
ROBERT H. PIfZHUGH,
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Physicians and Meteorologists Examined.

MORE EVIDENCE FOR THE: PROSECUTION
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LOCAL MATTERS.
THE MURDER TRIAL.

CONTINUED EXAMINATION OF J. J.
PHILLIPS.
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ITO THE PUBLIC.-Having reason to
/ believe that some swindler has attempted TO
tation OF this remedy, as we'll as all others OF
value, are destroyed by such limitations, this is TO
warn the public against such fraud. NoEe genuine
without my fac simiLe signature, and to be OBJ
tanned only at my residence, No. 4lo Clay street,
above Brook avenue. Also, my remedies ior tne
cure iv vsasi. o. piaffn Respecf1IIy, u % T.R BASS.
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A GREAT BARGAIN.-Theu under
for sale at greatly reduced prices lot OF DRUGS
and and many other articles .n,s usually Tbs
goods have all been purch assd since the war, and
Eli the furniture is new. Any person wishing to
go into the drug business will find 1t to his inte-
Fest to examine our stock, which we ara Wiling
to sell considerably lower than can be purchased
eIsswhere. j. X. GOODWIN CO.,
iS lin Fincastls. Va.
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Simmer Resorts.

-
(, Ga h ) I II ! N q = e c O b Is S
- I>LA%H.-Tha propristors OF the above IA
r0g,. resort, .ncCEr4g 4g-d by the very libera sup
.Aa accommodation, o, the Island during the past
',r.nE !as" new building, containing aspscicus
LApiES PakLuE, BALL ROOM, OFFICES, &C.,
w.h chambers on the 5"coHd ioor.
They have also engaged gentleman OF expe-
.l.Gvs - sGpeTiutendeut OF III.
DINING ROOM,
I'D have secured the services OF two first class
.9' ~ ana Il frat elias, h:!aAH b ktR.
To ulVtaty lhe diiicnlty heretofore experienced
- '"&cG.H. the ts.G.d t..y lave had built u
7-.-a tu. substantial
srEaMEE,
81 -rn FROM Nottingham Lending to the Island,
E.tel VII! IoaAe :le trip IN not over one hour.
]" lGcr,.se ths pleasure u their guests they
--.e @G-&>-4a
= GOOD BAND OF MUSIC,
and Eeg1 a.so added 10 the number OF their
BOATS,
20 that all who wish 10 enjoy the
tISHlgG AND 0oTlNG
u. %4c4 iajs locality i 20 justly celsbr@ted) can
4a'" iIo eFpoE.Un'ty. The
SUEf BATHING,
.hro1. u 5ecEri;y and beauty, Is not excellsd by
a-Y pace On the
ATLANTIC COAST.
'ss.e&.sf5 leaving Richutond in time to con-
,v7-. WIZ iao steaiHcr "Eolua'' at Norfolk on
-'. "a = y siLc'isys, and Fridays, vii! arrive
ZEE Ist.'l = o'clocg Z. N. the same day.
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