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IELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
From McxicO-FaIl or lueretaro-
CAPTURE OF Macmillan

WASHINGTON, May 27.-A telegram has
been received at the State Department
from New Orleans the 26th, transmitting
an official letter from Marez, dated San
Luis Potosi, May 18th, stating that "Quere-
taro fell by the force of arms (assault) at
s o'clock this morning. Macmillan, Me-
jia, CASTILLO, and Miramon, are prisoners"
New ORLEANS, May 27.-Advices from
Braza, u'd Galveston, say letter from the
American Consul in Monterey has been re-
ceived confirming the news of the capture
of Macmillan. The reply of Juarez to
United States Minister Campbelrs appeal
in behalf Of Macmillan recounts the
grievances of his party by the conduct of
Macmillan. He justifies his previous exc
cutions, and declines to promise safety to
Macmillan in case of his capture.
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r,,o old school General Assembly
Rruort on Reunion.

CINCINNATI, May 25.-In the Presbyte.
ian Genera, A>scmhly yesterday the re-
.rt on the declaration and testimony !"
..,,tsr was adopted, after long discus
SION. hy a vote of 204 against c.
Tie committee 20 which had been re-
s,-rci the report Of the joint committee of
.r, two schools on reiuion made majo-
-.v AID minority report. The first re-
amcuis the adoption Of the basis of
~ embodied in the report under con-
,a"o0, and the other that the joint
.-m,tac eudcavor to secure a definite
...fwent Of the doctrinal basis, pro-
son allowing none but ordained minis
.> or elders to seats in any church court,
E distinct recognition Of the ohliga-
4. ur every prcshytery TO DC satisfied as
s.c >ouuducSS If every minister it re-
YES. The reports were filed for further
-,5IrratioN.
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ARREST OF A CONFIDENCE OPERAToR.-
cicero Parks Cunningham. o gentleman so
Tar as appearances are concerned, has been
operating here very extensively on the
confidence principle, and has succeeded
IN swindling several of our Citizens. He
represents himself to be lawyer from
Nickshurg, Miss, about to remove North
and settle in Baltimore and practice his
profession. After ingratating himself into
the affections of his proposed victim, he
asks loan Of some stated amount of
money, or credit for goods, &C.. and to
fortify his demand, lie shows letter
dated Nicksburg, and which purports to
be from his sister, Alice Cunningham, as
il is signed. This letter advises dear
brother" that ten thousand dollars has
been deposited subject to his order,
and that his library has been sent
on. Cunningham, of course, only wants
loan or credit until he can receive his
remittances. He by this operation OBJ
tanned quantity of clothing, &C., from
Mr.. W. ii. Sigston. The latter, becoming
advised of Cunningham's true character,
preferred charges, and detectives Clarvoe
and McDevitt were assigned the duty Of
arresting the fellow. They traced him to
Baltimore, and through the assistance of
Smith, Pierson, and West, detectives of
that city, succeeded in arresting him. He
was brought back 'to this city, and had
hearing before Justice Tucker, who scom-
mitted him to Jail for further hearing.
When arrested, Cunningham attempted
to destroy the letter purporting to be from
his sister, but the detectives prevented it,
and secured the letter.-National HtelH-
re,cpr
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YIN. DAyIs's TRIAL AND BAlLING.-The
Witnesses before the Judiciary Committee
-trrday were Chief Ju,ticcC Chase, Judge
IrrwuoI, Altogucy-Geucral Stanbery,
Il IT,. Montgomery Blair, John T. Ford, OF
Baltimore: W. Warden, newspaper cor
respondent: Colonel William q. Moore
... Colonel \. X. Long, Of the Presidents
~.-. The first three witnesses named
a.-v examined upon the facts connected
@ the preparations for trying Jefferson
J...,. the reasons why he was not tried,
lew far the Administration was responsible
,ay proceedings and for the release OF
Mr.. D4yi, on bail.
/. Is understood that Mr.. Stanbery'S tes-
,...y showed that Mr.. Speed, whilst
Acknowledgement, employed Mr.. Evarts to
represent the Government and manage the
case in It's behalf, in conjunction with Dis
vt Attorney Chandler; that after Mr..
Speed resigned, Mr.. EvartS was continued
.a - case, and, in pursuance OF such
authorization, did control it in the usual
~AaGnr where attorneys are employed III
ys,.. OF the Government.
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from Central and south America.

Nrw YORK, May 25.-Panama advices
The l4tA instant have been received.
1modorc Tucker, who resigned his com
sion in the Peruvian navy, has been
by that Government on 4 mission to
Amazon.
The latest news from Peru indicate
t.g the present administration cannot
! out long. Revolutionary outbreaks
rcurring in every direction, and Prado
been deserted 10y his former sup
r-#nrS.
The yellow fever has broken out at
and Ruuevcntura.
The feeling between Peru and Chilli is
.o.h that a rupture is only prevented by
.n Spanish difficulty on one hand, and in
-.rra. disturbances ON the other.
Captain Foster, OF the cunboat OSceola,
:. Al obtained the release of the American
amen shipped on the Rayna, formerly
,.. r. K. Cuylcr, who had been torcibly
a.iaed.
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EOR SALE. the HOUSE and LOT in
II Mayo's addition to the town Of Manches- In
ter. now occupied by Mrs. Iockett. The lot l,.H
fronts SIS feet. running back l65 feet, being a.k.
pa rt of lot No. on plan made by Joseph j.
Pleasants surveyor This lot Is very eligfbly
located and IL a very desirable residence for
moderate sized family. TIE house has five room.
with kitchen and ali other usual out buildings,
nth well OF the best water In the yard. The lot
ia W ell enc losed, and the whole premises In good
order, o,,nu
For further Information, apply to Mr.. JOSEPH
TRAYLOR Manchester Va my 27-6tH
EARM FOR SALE.--A FARM, con-
Il tanning 4os acres OF good land. lying In Orange
county, Va, has good dwelling, barn, tobacco
house. stable. and corn house, viii be sold low or
! exchanged for city property. Apply to
J. WALL TURNER, NO. 20 Thirteenth street,
an 25-ts Richmond. Va.
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The surratt Trial Commenced.

WASHINGTON, May 27.-John II. Surratt
was brought into the Criminal Court to-
day to be tried for conspiracy to kill Pre-
sident Lincoln. His brother Isaac had
been brought from Texas, and was in the
courtroom. The defence was ready, but
the United States was not. The prose-
cutting attorney said the Government, after
diligent effort, had been unable to procure
the attendance Of four or five important
witnesses.
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From Texas.

GALVESTON, May 27.-An attempt to
collect taxes here levied during the war in
Confederate currency, which would now
sacrifice the property, has been forbidden
by General Griffin.
Judge Rives, of the Ninth District, has
decided negroes incompetent as witnesses
against white men.
The sheriff of Victoria refuses to take
greenbacks as legal tender.
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TrE WEATHER AND THE CRoPS.-There
j.. "a pretty general complaint all over the
..autrv on account of the weather. There
has Gren q good deal of rain, much cold,
..i Int very little ScaSonab!c weather. As
consequence, vegetation of every de-
..~,p,.on la, been retarded. There is
..cn.v Of time in this climate, however,
r.e development OF the crops, and as
nothing is yet hcreah0utS has been injured
la fr1,tS, We may confidently look for
.I.1&lut harveStS should the warm season
.a set in. Speaking OF the weather re-
nds us Of a conversation we recently
lid with an intelligent gentleman, ma
.y, Of Virginia, who can distinctly remem-
.r the cold summer OF 1916. He tells us
..a. there were trosts every month during
.ga entire season, even rs far south as
MAINLAND ana Virginia; that blazing
-.S were needed in the months Of
..lne. July, aud August, throughout
..s>a States: and that the crops were
.art all cut off. lie tells us that
ur that was usually sold for four and
IA dollars a barrel went up to six
.a.1 and seventeen dollars per barrel;
Lax corn. the ordinary price OF which was
...rry.liye and fifty cents per buShel, went
... 10 tire enormous price OF two dollars
lila half q buShcl. 1t was a pinching
.... lor the poor. We sincerely hope We
81. not now 10 have repetition of another
... summer; because should bread
-..>. which now bring such unprecedented
.-..>, be increased in like ratio with the
.ea>e in lSIG, a famine will be upon us
.-.. We have mad war, and to some ex-
..., I.>.ilcuCc has visited our shores. We
.a-g D,yiuc Providence is not now 10 visit
....a rs one of the concomitantS of these
..u-r-Ds in the shape OF famine. We may
his deserve it on account OF our lndl-
.ell ana national sins, but we pray God
.tt ], may be avertcd.-NatjonQ! Rcpub.
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Mr.. Richard c. Washington died at his
residence in Washington city on Friday in
The sixty-fourth year Of bis age. lie was
a direct descendant Of Lawrence Washing
'ou, the elder brother Of the father OF
George Washington, and was born in West
morclaud county, Va. He had been re-
.4rnt Of that city for many years, and
occupied at the time OF his death the po-
loa Of chief clerk in the appointment
osher OF the Post-ofIicc Department, and
lad been connected with that department
lyr over twenty wears.
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G ZETELLE'S RESTAURANT.

~
ZETELLE informs his old friends and customers
and the kind public generally that his new house
No 1904 near the corner Of Main and Twelfth
streets il now In complete order.
TIE ORDINARY Is on the principal floor, where
meals arr served at all hours. ~
DISNERs served for PART ES or 0ENTLEMEN
in convenient and spacious rooms In the upper
part Of the house. ,.,
THELADlRS' DINING-EooM and the LADIES
REFKE>HMENT SALOON arc located and fur
uished with reference to order and comfort. The
proprietor particularly invites the ledies 10 csc
APARTMENTS where decorum shall always be pre-
served.
MEALS prepared to order and sent 10 any part Of
the city on reas enable charges.
THE BAR of the restaurant on the main moor, Is
supplied with the very best liquors and the most
nv s. ZETELLE
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BOn1'diag and Longing.
ITO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
BALLARD HoUSE,}
RICHMOND, VA, May -, 1857.
CTIoN OF FARE.

The undersigned determined to keep pace with
the times and to afford every possible facility TO
the travelling public, has reduced the fare to
THREE DOLLARS PER DAY. The well earned
and wide spread reputation Of this fGvorite hotel
renders 1t unnecessary for the proprietor to say
more than that effort on his part shall be want
ing 10 make it equal to any frstclass hotel In this
country-NORTH or SOUTH.
II has been recently reftted and newly furnished
throughout, and nothing that can promote the com
fort and convenience Of his quests has been
omitted.
Grateful for past favors, the undersigned socits
a continuance from his former patrons and the pub
lie generally JOHN =. BALLARD,
my IFS PrnnrietOr.
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We learn from our exchanges that the
farmers in the Connecticut Valley will not
probably go so largely into the cultivation
Of tobacco this year as they did last, but
will make their principal crops corn and
potatoes. Most Of last years tobacco crop
has been sold, but at very low prices.
Confederate Colonel G. J. Lay, Of Vir-
ginia, died in New Orleans, on the Sth, from
the effects OF wound received in one OF
the battles near Richmond three years ago.
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internal REvENUE.-The receipts from
internal revenue on Saturday were $453,-
224.7S, making the total amount for the
week S2,450, 466.90, and the total amount
since the beginning Of the present fiscal
year $40, 79s, S0S.2O.
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Mn. BEEcHER AND Nix. DAvrs.-On Fri
day evening last the Rev. Henry Ward
brecAer delivered a discourse in his
church in Brooklyn, n. y, in which he
strongly defended the release Of Jefferson
Day,. His remarks created considerable
sensation, especially among his Radical
friends.
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II is stated that in Lis forthcoming book
Jeh. Davis will expose all the facts con-
nected with the invasion Of Mexico by
france, and the grounds Of hope for the
success Of that policy furnished 10y the
late rebellion. -ErcLanye.
lOi course this is not true.
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Ti1'giniN Springs.

DED SULPHUR SPRINGS, MON.
II ROE COUNTY, WEST yfRGINIA.-This old
and well. known watering. place win be (agsinl
opened for the reception OF visitors by the 18th oil
June next. Persons desriog circulars will receive
them upon application by letter to
my 25-tJy2r o. 0WINN 4 CO.
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a Scottish religious body called the
Original Secession Synod have resolved TO
cell their stock in the Scottish Northeast
ern railway, in consequence Of trains now
being run upon that line on the Sunday.
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Request for Educating Negroes.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., May 27.-The will of
Shuball Hutchins, leading merchant of
this city, who died last week, bequeaths
$4,000 for the education and improvement
of the negroes of the South.
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DICHMOSD HOUSE, CORNER OF
IL GOVERNOR AND ROSS STREETS, RICH
MOND, VA-Ths commodious and admirably
locatef building, having been thorough Y repaired
and newly painted, is now open and prepared TO
accommodate TRANSIENT, PERM ANENT, and
DAY BOARDERS The rooms are large, airy,
and handsomely furnished, the location i central
and combines verything desirable. Terms mode
1t
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ReNI Estate Agencies.

GENCY TO BUY VIRGINIA
N LANDS-The SELLERS Of real estate In Vir.
ginia do not require more agencies Immigrants
and persons desiring To PUkGHhsb Virginia lands
do need competent and reliable agency. The
climate, fertile soil, and central position OF Vir-
gna render her lands very attractive, and The
owners Of may Of them are willing 10 sell them
at EXrhEMEi.Y low prices steady, indu7tri9Ir,
and thriving citizens IN the north arn ststes and In
Europe hay. the ability and the disposition to be-
CON. the owners ard occupants of these lands.
Bat to gain inform4t on, have groundess appre-
tensions dispslled, and purchase at ialr pieces;
| they need resident age.t who Will PROfECf
TsEIR INTERESTS In making investmen's.
CITY or TOWs REAL PRopRRTY. FAkMlEG
and MSEFa EAIR IN sTs sfS fH ns
services, pledging myself to guard Their interests
In making purchases, for which shall expect
only fair compensation. Al persons d. .s 70
string to sell the same invited to communicate
with ms mms d!atey In person or by letter, giving
full and minute written description as to- loo alton,
quantity, and improvements OF the property for
sale, and the LOWEST CASH PRICE at which they
lite.iong residence in Virginia. extensive ira.
vel over her lands, large acqnAintance with her
people, and long bus ness and social intercourse
with many Of tho people OF the northern anu
western States, qualify me, perhaps to some ex-
tent, for the proposed agency. Al any Tate, my
best efforts win be gwen to ssegrs to the Go@nSn
CAPITAL, which seem to me TO be her especial
need 1t this time. Ny office for the present Is No.
no Main street ,Msssrs 4 w BIai11 square
Real Estate and Purchasing Agent,
lilo Main street.
REFERENCES:
W vne B.npwfs & Co, Baltimore.
GEokss y. sTrAkT; PhtIadslPhi.:
| A. r. STEWART Co, n. b. CLAYLis u No., b.
! S. JAFFRAY q Co i, New York.
M. w. POM, G. L. DEAoRD, Boston.
| MA. HALBERr. Buffalo, \. 7.
| SAMUEL Lowry, milton sAYLgR, cincinnati, U.
/ Pr m
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DoCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS.
OPEN JUNE /.

OPEN JUNE l.
This avorits and delightful watering. place
having undergone thorough renovation, II pre-
pared to receive visitors. The owners, have made
every effort In the outfit and equipment to render
the place more than ever attractive to those IL
quest OF recreation while to the invalid its msdi
may be confidently claimed for them that they
have In great many cases relieved, and In many
more cases cured, the following diseases :.sCRO.
FULA, and many chronic CUTANHoUs diseases
CHRONIC THRUSH, BRONCHITIS, DYSPEPSIA
CHRONIC DIARRHEA, DRoPsY, AFFECTIONS
OF KIDNEY and BLADDER, and PILES; and, in
connection with the Hot Baths. CHRONIC RHEU.
MATIsM.
As an appetizer, tonic, and general, restorative
to an enfsebled constitution, 1t is perhaps unri.
vailed amongst mineral waters. The proprietors
have engaged for the approaching season
AVERY SUPERIOR BAND OF. MUSIC.
both for the LAWN and the BALLROOM.
THEBILLIARD AND.
both for ladies and gentlemen, will DO found In
more complete order. than ever before.
From the very extensive preparations now
making at all the leading Virginia Springs,
heavy travel is anticipated, and, We think will be
attracted. ItshalI be the aim Of the undersigned
to keep their establishment FULLYSUP TO THE
FOREMOST; and they hope to see renewal oil
the social reunions which in former years lent
such charm to these mountain retreats.
Passengers by the yirginiaiCentrsl railroad get
off the cars at GOSHEN Depot. Eight 81 miles OF
staging over a smooth, road lands them at the
Springs.
BOARD, $3.50 PER DAY; 800 PER MONTH.
wehave secured tho efficient services of Captain
WILLIAM Il. SALE, so long and favorably known
to the public in connection with these Springs.
FRAZIER & RANDOLPH, Propristors.
PURCELL, LADD 4 CO., Richmond
A. B. RUCKER, Lynchburg;
COLEMAN & ROGERS, Baltimore;
HEGEMAN & CO., New York;
| Agents for sale Of the Water and Mass or Salts.
my4-TuTh&S3m
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0WEET SPRINGS.

GWEET SPRINGS,
y MONROE COUNTY, WEST VA.
The undersigned would respectfully inform his
friends and the public that he mas taken the above
FAMOUS and SALUBRIOUS wATskISG-PLACB,
and that II will be opened for the rec option OF
visitors on the 18TH OF JUNE, with every Apo mt
ment and attraction to render IL, as bere'oforsy
THB UNITED STATES.
He need only refer to those who have known his
previous career az caterer TO have his assurance
believed that the cuisine, cellars attend ance, and
accommod ations, will be unsurpassed.
The SWEET SPRINGS are approached from
Washington City by the Orange and Alexandra
and Virginia Central railroads.
Parties desiring TO make arrangements for visit.
the Undersigned until 3lst OF Nay, At New York
Hotel, New York after that time, Sweet Springs,
Monroe county, West Va. "
nv 2l-tJyi JANEs CBhROLit
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A CHANCE TO SELL VIRGINIA
n LANDS have formed . business connec-
ton with Aessrs. MIrphey Trouimsn, Real xs.
applications for the purchase OF large number OF
farms and other real property In Virginia, for
which fair and reasonable prices will be paid by
Pennsylvsnians desiring 10 remove 10 this State.
On application, In person or by mail, viii with
pleasure furnish any one having land Tor sale sps.
eide information on the subject.
J. d. lMB0Dks, Attorney At Law,
an 2o-ts Richmond. Va.
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D17ils. Medicines, dc.

ELIxIR CINCHoNA, IRON, AND
sTRYCHNIA
ELIXIR CALIsAYA, IRON, and BIsMUTH
ELIXIR BARK and PYRoPHosPHATE OF IRON,
ELIXIR BARK and PRoToXIDE OF IRON.
ELIXIR vALERIANATE AMMONIA and oUI-
NINE,
ELIXIR IoDIyIZED HORSE RADIsH,
ELIXIR and WINE OF PEPsINE,
CITRATE OF BIsMUTH,
SOLUTION OF GUTTA PERCHA,
and many other new and valuable pharmaceuti-
cal products, to be had OF
MEADE BAKER, Pharmaceutists,
my2s Ninth and Franklin streets.
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Sarings Banks, dc.

Sacings Banks, dc.
MUTUAL BUILDING FUND
Nl AND DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK.
CFPIcg, 1900 MAIN STREET.
This institution allows six per cent. interest on
dsuosits of one dollar or more.
DIRECTORS.
s,anbsn Uuntsr Robert J. Christian,
PW Grubbs. George Ainslie,
w Pr.yser A. Bodeker,
r Enstsr N. b. Hill,
Jobn n Taylor Richard Cauthorn,
Somrson Jones IT. W. l.. Harrison,
Robert s. Pollard, A. w. Richardson.
JOHN E. BOSSIEUX, President.
WILLIAM T. ALLEN, Cashier.
rh. a,sntion of all classes DESTROYS OF saving OF
investing their money is called to this savings
Rank Security undoubted. Loans, &o, nego-
tiated Office hours from A. III. TO T. NJ
us''u my i6-3m
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4 UGUSTA WHITE SULPHUR AND
ALUM SPRINGS.
formerly known as STRIBLING's. thirteen miles
from stanton, Augusta county, va.

This delightful mountain retreat, thirteen miles
northwest from stanton, directly on the warm
Springs and Hsrrisonburg turnpike, has been an.
dergoing Improvement forths last year, ana Will
be ready for the reception OF visitors on the LIST OF
June.
There is at this charming retreat a singular and
happy combination Of a majority Of the medicinal
waters found AZ most Of the Springs for which the
mountains OF Virginia have SO long been csle-
brated.
Persons leaving Baltimore. Washington, Rich
mond, or Lynchburg, arrive at this place the same
day by7P NJ.
Terms 50 per day, sls per week, and e3 per
month. J. A. HEFELFINGER,
my 22-2m Proprietor.
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A GENCY FOR THE PURCHASE
a OF LANDS IN vIRGlEIA.-With view 10
aid those In this State who have lands Tor SALE as
well A. 10 Invite ind usrious immigrants with capt.
tai TO settle in Virginia, the und1rsignsd mas
opened an Office In the city OF Richmond, Va, on
Fiftaenth street between Main and Cary streets,
for the purpose Of negotiating for ths purchase OF
FARMING and MIN ERAL LANDS, MILL Sites,
&c. ,,,
PARTIES having lands for sale, and who will con-
tract 20 sel at rates, at my option, giving
me 81 ricisnt time tsay three or four monthsl 10
effect the zane will most likely be able to dis
pose OF their property. IL they furnish me win
iul description 10 location quantity, prce, Se'
Nv AGO IN intance with the northern people 10 ex.
tansiya and with . thorough knowiedBe OF mo
lands in Virgins. hope 10 succeed IN s'ink On
tra saiIsfsctlon to both buyer and seller
| II viii eharg. q commission 10 the pnrcnAsr. Dn,
ra,hinu 10 tue seller. As proposet TO rxJor shs
| i.,raha,s,r and not for the vender.
Fl rs.nsctfulIy invite communication Win me,
18th ~ personally or by letter ana II, upon exam
sa,ian m. lands offered are thought 10 be desira-
he md cheap. will provide the necessary con-
49,. md recommend rem TO my northern friends,
a,no nv influence and best ax5rttons 10 effect
us,ns ny FRANKLIN sTEARSS,
' Fifteenth street between Main and Cary,
i Richmond. Wa.
Ns,.rs. James d Blackwell. attorney at law, and
! b. H. Smith will act As my conndentiAl agents.
my lin
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TAMES RIVER STEAM BREW.
% RRY-ALE, PORTER, AND LAGER BEER
We are prepared 10 furnish these articles al lower
prices and OF as good quality ~ any, whether do
nestle or imported
are our agents for the sale OF our goods
In Richmond. -
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