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Charles and Elias Millikcn, lumber mcr-
chants in Augusta, Me-, were robbed we'd
uc>day night of $50, 600.
six hundred volunteers have sailed from
Cadiz for Cuba TO help crush out the rebel
lion.
i kerosene disaster occurred III HoDoken
Thursday night, fatally burning lady ana
her son, and seriously burning her nus
band.
Heavy rains have fallen throughout Eng
land during the past few days. ana cast q
dunper upon Epson; in which the soui OIL
the Kingdom is wrapped up ut present.
4 monument 10 commemorate the Con-
fcdcratc dead at Cynthiana, ny, was I'M
yelled Thursday. and Colonel w. &. Breek-
cnridge delivered IN Grafton appropriate 10
the occasion.
Rev. Mr.. Van Meter, who recently VS.
tied Richmond, in an address III one OF inc
Boston churches last week spoke Ill very
complimentary terms of the southern peo-
pie generally, and especially of the kindness
and Christian courtesy OF the Kew. LITE.
Jeter and Burrows.
The PENNSYLVANIA Central road is first III
thc field in making through connection
from the Scaboard 10 Chicago. Yesterday
tie lease with the Pittsburgh, Fort wayne,
and Chicago road, was signed by thc o'lrec-
tors Of both companies. The lease is per-
retua, and is mutually advantageous
A@f York Tribune. 49,
A far a. we can see, the Treasury offleers
made Very little, either pecunariiy or 0siie n
wise, out Of their presentation Of an Ola Dll,
! Tor ten dollars and half against Heheral
beaurcgard But the Government "ouiu
have Il considerably better balance III hS
petty cash account if all the officers VINO
went into the rebellion would sho"as ciea .n
hands as the punctIious little Creole whose
bookkeeping has brought our accounting
Clerks TO grief.--Ne,0 York tribune.
The following advertisement appears IN d
London paper: GA young lady VINO MAJ
received good education, can read anu
write, and is versed in geography, history
music, dancing, and elementary mathenh u
lies, wishes situation in q respectapio
family d. washer and ironcr."
A gentleman in this city has received =: a
letter from Mr.. Alexander II. stephens III
which he says: !" ] am now little better.
am able TO sit up-but cannot walk aDouI
vel. ] can hohbic about after a fashion,
with crutches, ia the house. 1t is fourteen
weeks since received The hurt, ana ieai
shall never be able to walk again Us Oh
~Fore." Dir. Stevens also writes that nc mas
p2N resumed work on the second volume OF
als history.
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The Murder Of Senator Adkins IN
Georgia-TheatrcB Burnt.

ATLANTA, Ga, May 29.-Miss Penelope
Adkins, daughter of the late Senator Adj
kins, publishes an appeal for justice, in
which, speaking of the reports relative to
her father, she says 81 hurl back the in
famous charges they allege against my dead
father. The charges consist altogether of
vague rumors. If they have proof OF
dissOlutc conduct against him suf
fcient to justify his murder for per-
sonal causes, let it be produced. They
are well aware that no private in
jury to his assassin caused his murder.
They know and they feel in their hearts
that he was killed on account of his politics.
solely because he was a Republican. The
murdercrs are well known, and can he
named. yet no steps have been taken to
bring them to justice. / have no resource
but to appeal to the people of Georgia and
of the nation for retribution upon them and
their secret clan of assassins. Such an ap-
peal hereby solemnly make"
The Davis Theatre was burned last night.
Loss, $4,000; no insurance.
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Harris. the negro candidate for Lieuten-
ant-Governor, demands that the hotels of
Virginia shall be opened to the negroes!
There was an election for Judicial officers
in Memphis on Thursday. Republicans
were chosen by large majorities.
DR.. James Rush, so long and so well known
In Philadelphia, died on Wednesday, in the
eighty-fourth year of his age.
The Rhode Island House OF Representa-
tives has postponed the consideration of the
fifteenth amendment until the january Scs-
sion, and adjourned.
4 Convention of the Reformed Presbyte-
rian Synod at Newburgh, New York, re-
commends the recognition Of God in the
Federal Constitution as the author and
giver of all good The Convention de-
nounces Sunday sessions of Congress and
the dissertation of that day by the Post
Office Department.
SALE OF LAND-By David d. M. DigScs,
land agent at Gordonsvillc, Va, 40 acres
in Greene county, Va, belonging to A. r.
Blakev and A. D. Almond, Esqs., to James
f. Edison, of Columbia county, Pennsyl-
vania. We learn that this makes about
fifty persons, including women and chill
drcn. settled by said agency in Greene
county alone since the 1St Of March last.
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Domestic MarketsLfBY TELEGRAPH.

A1"iiSstt niHCso-IPl NJ
NEW YORK May 29.-Eo0n.-Flour 56iGc. bet
ter, Wheat lc. better. Corn declining, Fork
lard and cotton, frmcr, and prices unchanged
Turpenfine, 4a@4s3c: Rosin dull; common
strained, s2.4s. Fre1ghts firmer.
sterling, loot. Gold 1923. 5-?o's, 62, l2?s. North
Carolina es, ss1 new. SIT. Virginia e's, c1-cou-
pons, SO; new, CIT. Tennessee, 6's, cN-coupons,
Ell new, 81.
Erening.-Cotton frmer: sales ., 300 bales at 29c
Flour in fair demand for shipping grades super
fine State rs. 3oASs.25. Wheat firm with fair ex-
ira demand. Corn heavy and lG2c lower. Whis-
key lower at sl.olI*l.6e; Pork fairly active at
S3f. 2s6SaI. so. Lard decidedly frmer nj lP3Glasc
Groceries and naval stores quiet. Frcights shade
drmcr.
Money easy at s67 per cent. with exceptions
Mt per cent. Sterling quiet ut loot. Gold: l3aS
Governments quiet. Southern securities dull and
steady. The weeks export of specie were nearly
81 900. 900.
ST. LOUIS, May os.-whiskey dull at asc. Pro-
visions firm.
NEW ORLEANS, May .a.--Cotton easy mid
dlngs 2stc. sales. 6o7 bales receipts. 500 baleS
exports, !, $40 bales. Gold. 1881 New York sight,
parable. premium. Sugar-Common, 1o01lc. :
prime, l3t@l3ic. Molasses-Fcrmenting 4o@S23c.
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INTELLECTUAL ABILITY OF THE CHINESE
In recent public meeting at Boston, DR..
Hedge quoted remark of Sir Frederick
Bruce TO Senator Sumner to the effect that
the Emperor's Ministers at Pekn, when he
was English Ambassador there, were the s,l-
pcriors in ability Of any European Cabinet.
" What" said Mr.. Sumner, do you mean
to say that Lord Palmerston, Lord Derby,
and Mr.. Gladstone, have their superiors in
the Chinese Cabinet?" "It is not for me
to make such personal comparison," said
Sir Frederick, but repeat what I said,
that have not met European statesmen
who were the equals of the Chinese Minis
ters." DR.. Martin, professor in the College
at Pekin, and translator of Wheaton's work
on international law into Chinese, corrobo-
rated this anecdote by saying that Sir Fred
crick told him, in regard to the Emperor's
Prime Minister, that he had never met a
man that was fairly his superior in intelcc-
tual ability. As to the ease with which
the Chinese acquire other languages than
their own, it was creditablc but by no
means remarkable.
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g HAMM & CO., s6 and % Park Pace
y. sf.na "a Barclay street, corner of Church
street New York. ENAAlELLED MUSLIN
I,nTrL and DUCK, all colors and widths; kOb.
Den n,y or nTu. NH 27-2tawam
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Mrs. GENERAL GAINES AGAIN IN COURT.
Near Orleans. May 2S.-Suit has again been
brought in the Second District court of this
Stale in behalf Of numerous petitioners re-
cuntcsting the validity Of the title of Mrs.
Nyrl Clarke Gaines to large properties in
thi, city and State held by petitioners and
claimed lev Mrs. Gaines. The petitioners
ask revocation of the decree OF probate
cf The pretended will of Daniel Clarke OF
.LlN L. 1919.
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C,ARDozo, ALLsop & FoURoUREAN

CARDOZO, ALLSOP & FOURQUREAN
are daily receiving
NEW AND ELEGANT DRESS GOODS,
such as SILKS, GEENADINE,
GRENADISE BERAGES,
MozAMBIQUEs, LAWNS,
JACONETS, ORGANIZES, &C, &C.
Our stock is constantly rcpcnlshcd with ever
novelty that appears in the New York market
We would call special attention to our large
stock of LLAMA and other LACE POINTS
SACoUEs and PARASoL COVERS, oil new
est designs.
Making, as we do, KID GLOVES one
SPECIALTIES, we offer the largest and he
assorted stock to be found In this market, en-
braclng all the new shades the best makers
such as JUGLA, JOUVIN, and ALEXANDRA
Also, a GOOD GLOVE that We can recommend
as being the best onc-dollar -and-a-quartcr glove
known In the market.
CARDOzO, ALLSOP & FOURQUREAS.
5. NJ. PRICE, JACK TEMPLE, JOHN q. CHiLE1
T. d. QUARLEs, +. 7. LYONS, and r. G. CARE
are with MS, and would be pleased TO see their
friends and aquaintances. myl
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T LIQUORS., LIQUORS, LIQUORS.
We beg leave to call the attention Of the trade
to - 49,, -,
LARGE and WELL-SELECTEDA ASSORTMENT
OF


to our >,,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES
LIQUORS, &c,
consisting I'm part Of
casks OTARD, DUPUY Il CO.'S FINE
- BRANDY. vintage 1852;
cask OLD HENNESSY BRANDY, vintage
o. dem,,ohns EXTRA FINE DARK BRANDY
o,ut tSr VERY SUPERIOR SHERRY VINE.
casks VERY SUPERIOR PORT WINE, d.
n casks Fs' a.MaEDIUM GRADE" WINE,
80 baskets CHAMPAGNE superior brahus -,
~ c.ses FINE WINES, one dozen bottles each :
20 m ses .CLARET WINE. n -
3 barrels (W., Az OLD RYE ~HlshEi' h'e
70 barrels yssFkS IG !S BOURBON wHlsKEY,
Two two yS sIrs SONS PENIS WANNA
!" '' WHISKEY. two years old: errv
:. ,,.,.re,s l. aCKEY,S MOUNTAIN WHlShE1'
10 10 n n,rreis HANGERS WHISkEY.
% barrels MARTIN WhlSkE1, WITS
* barrels WHITES ROCkBRlDGE "hie-
10 barrels aESsELNAN'':s VALLEY ALLEY CHOICE
,so barrels GtSoMMoN TO MEDIUM WHlskE1'
10 barrels HOLLAND GIN; MN,
Is barrels NEW ENGLANpp nv INV
isn large lot of MIXED BRAnD15LITS'
VINES -CORDIALS TONIC ana bAh d. d.
TIERS, &C., &C., in store and Tor Saie oh "'eotA
40 zs- =3ts ~ No. 2Pcarl Block.
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.


LONDON, May 29.-NoOn.-ConSols, e3s. United
States bonds steady at 19i
LIVERPOOL, May o.-Noou.-Cotton quiet and
steady: uplands, hid. Orleans IT'D. estimated
sales. 10, coo bales.
INSTRUMENTATION unchanged. Lard, SOS. ed.
Bacon sas. cd.
HAvRE, May 2o.-Cotton opens, on the spot, at
13pif.
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THE LATEST NOVELTIES
.u AT
JULIUS MEYERS
DEFY GOODS HOUSE,
Goa BROAD, NEAR SMITH STREET.

Just received new and select assortment of
DRESS GOODS, of various STYLES and qualities,
worthy the special attention OF the ladies.
100 pieces of the neatest patterns of CALICOESwc
have had for many day:
$50 pieces OF SILK and SATIN RIBBONS. striped
and plain, all fashionable shades and widths,
and prices to suit:
A fine lot of HOSE and HALF HOSE:
UNDERWEAR for gents and ladies;
GLOVES.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS etc.;
LACE SHAWLS and other summer SHAWLS:
PARASOLS, FANS. some extra bargains In these
Another selection of CASSIMERES,
LINENS
COTTONADES, and other materiasl for mems aud
boys wear;
Some new additions to our WHITE GOODS dc
partmcnt In
PIQUES, MUSLINS. CAMBRICS,
MANSIONS. TOWELLING.
NAPKINS. TABLE DAMASi, ETC., ut very low
figures.
For n full line OF first class DRY GOODS. NJ
prices guaranteed low rs any in the country,
North or South. please call at
49,. JULIUS MEYERS,
myo5 COZ Broad street, near Sixth.
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RELIEF ASSOCIATIONS.
DELIEF FOR THE SICK!

DELIEF FOR THE SICK!
How often does IL happen that a whole tnmiiy
is brought TO the pout OF misery through sickness
OF their ro,dcr the husband and the father-he
being unable in such state TO labor for tie means
of support, and they, being too proud To ask for
assistance In time are cxhausting all their little
means for medicines and doctors fees, and At
last there is nothing remaining but utter despond-
ency.
All this can he avoided by paying In good times
a small amount to the fund of the SOUTHERN
MUTUAL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION for
the relief OF the sick
Every sick member receives, by paying ~. SO
half annually, IS every week when sick. or by
paying 81 $40 every week, no matter whether the
disease is derived from accident or any other
cause.
The premiums are put so low as TO enable even
the poorest man TO join this benevolent association
and secure to his family enough TO keep them froni
want. # -
Information can be received at the otice OF tbs
company, elS BROAD street.
Agents for all parts of the country are wanted.
DIRECTORS: William Wiidt. President; A.
Bo..eker Treasurer: John III, Pein, Secretary.
TRUSTEES John Purcell Sanses niao,s gasaheI
OF the Union Savings Bank; s. III. kosenfauIn.
APPS
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RE-EXHIBITED.

FVs.-4 DNSHeIS.
REMARKs.-The transactions on Change to-day
were not sufficient to make qnCtnble market
Saturday, however, is always dull day compared
with the rest of the week.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

YNO INVALIDS.-If you want fine OLD
RYE HISKEY S, come to No; 2 Eighth
street If you want OLD FRENCH bh .t ~ II I;
come to No Eighth street. Ii you want oLD
HOLLAND GIN, come to No. Eighth street. II
you want genuine SHERRY VINES come 10
WV, 90 tIe,o opposite SpOtswood Hotel.
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HAVANA, May 29.-General Dulce has
tclegraghcd to Spain to he relieved from the
Governorship of the island.
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PAPER. &c.
A PPOMA TTOX PAPER MlLL.-Haf-
N ing made arrangements TO operate the Apo
mattox Paper Mill, we shall be prepared III Il lew
lays to supply orders for
PRINT AND BOOK PAFER,
aud would be gratihed to furnish Its former GUS
.... toners and others.
ALL KINDS OF PAPER STOCK WANTED.
Our friends and customers In the interior con-
sirninr RAGS to MS will receive prompt returns NJ
The BEST MARKET PRICE.
'"' = MCILWAISE & co.
PETERSBURG, March 4 1859. NH e-Sm
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COMMERCIAL.


WEHtM 0ffu X 1OuE HENfKGEa.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, May 70, 1850.
OFFERINGS.
Whedt.-None. 4sE
Cbrn.-White. leo bushels. Mixed, 10 bushels.
Odts.-2o7 bushels. =
Rye.-2o bushels.
SALES.
COrn.-Mixed, Ia bushels at Soc.
Onts.-ls bushels ut SC. % bushels on private
terms.
Rye.-ls bushels prime at 1870; 4 bushels info
rior ut Sl.l0.
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Minister Motley in EngIand...Mr.
Peabody.
QUEENSTOWN, May 90. - United States
Minister Motley arrived to-day.
George Peabody departed for America
to-day.
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nRY GOODS,

IL 1905 MAIN STREET.
MAY q. 1869.
FRESH GOODS THREE TIMES A WEEK.
Just received, per steamer Niagara, another
shipment Of AUCTION BARGAINS, embracing
n splendid assortment of Domestics and Prints,
bought at the REDUCED PRICES. The best Al
Beached Cotton ut l2lc. In the city. and the hest
Prints ut 23c. In the city.
large and varied assortment of Ribbons, Dress
Goods. Trimmings. Handkerchief, Hosiery OF all
kinds: Hats of all kinds for both ladies and gents
Always on hand, Boots, Shoes, &C., and all Imam
ner Of Notions and Fancy Articles. my 30
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THE THIEVES AND ScoryDRELs.-Appli-
WALTON WA, made Yesterday to the War and
Treasury Departments by two United States
senator's from southern States for the re-
euyrry Of certain plates,
,l,anus. ctc.-tormcrly belonging to the
families of these senators. and supposed TO
lr among The yaluabl"S captured by Shcr-
man> army in lis "march to the sea- The
boxes containing these valuahcS had been
lent /" the Treasury Department by the
War Department for safe keeping, and are
in the custody Of General Spinner. United
states Treasurer. one Of these boxes was
opened Yesterday. and to-day another. and
Thoroughly cNamncd-thc contents found
:" he watches, diamonds, Silvcr-plate, lacc>,
etc.. very valuable. The only article found
belonging to the senators mentioned was
on" silver spoon, havin" thereon the initials
Of one Of these gentlemen. The rcprcSen-
tgtiyr> Of the departments are in guam
Diary ~ o the disposition to he made Of this
property, but it is suggested that it can he
disposed OF rs captured and abandoned pro-
pcIty.-Dutd. az Baltimore St1s, 29th.
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GRANTS RIGHT TO CANCEL THE PARD0SS
or HIS PREDECESSOR TO HE TESTED IN THE
CoUKTs.-At the February term Of the
United states Circuit Court, Moses and
Jacob Depuy We're convicted of receiving a
large quantity of whi>kcy which had been
seized in Collector VCallaghalrs district.
Jacob was seu,cnccdto two wears imprison-
mcnt in the Biackwell'S Island pcntentiary,
and to pay fin" of 500, and Moses, son OF
the other defendant, WAS sentenced to one
wears Imprisonment in the same peniten-
tiulv. and fined one dollar. The fines were
both paid President johnson, just before
the expiration of his term. pardoned both
OF the prisoners, but the pardons were re-
yoked by order of President Grant, who
came into office before the pardonS had left
the hands of the United States Marshal i'll
this city. The pardons were returned to
Washington and cancelled, the authorities
h"ldin" that they were not effective unless
they reached the prisoners hands before
The Executive who granted them vacated
ms office. The Dcpuys are, therefore, still
in prison. Mr.. Clarence A. Seward, couii-
-"l for the Dcpuys, has obtained a writ OF
hobeUs corpus in favor Of the priSoners.-
Nc,r York HOrid, May y.
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J. +. BOHEMIAN, President,
ID. +. WILCOX, Secretary.
EQUALITY LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF VIRGINIA.
PERPETUAL LIFE INSURANCE
GUARANTEED AFTER PAYMENT OF ONE
ANNUAL PREMIUM.

ALL POLICIES POSITIVELY NON
FORGETTING.
A careful examination of our system cannot fall
To convince any one who has examined the subject
that the EQUALITY" presents superior advan-
VET. REsIDESCE, or OCCUrATION. and in the pro-
visions Of NOS-FORFEITuRE made In the Foley,
,,v which no one can LOSE policy, or FAIL IN
SECrKISt 4 PORTION OF THEIR assurance AZ
TER one ANNUAL PAYMENT has been made.
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WOOD AND COAL.

CHEAP WOOD, CHEAP WOOD.-l
u have lust received another boat-load of that
cheap PINE WOOD, which am still sclngto
the public for $3.50 per cord, delivered or $3jo IN
the ward! Better call early ut G5 Basin bank, be-
ans T. A. PACE. Agent.
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100 TONS No, pERUhlAN u On ~
EDU ANO-direct from the warehouses NJ the
Peruvian Goycrnment-for sale at lowest rates by
INA ALLISON & ADDISON.
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large extent in seeking new political allia1
upon the expression of the popular will
have shown the tendency of inclination
wards union with the republic: 1 do not
that the sentiment is strong everywhere,
il exists, is strengthening, and may be cq
waited by sound and far-sighted course
national policy. We know that other IN
pean powers ore prepared to sell isolated v
Indian possessions; so that there is no
Guilty in the future for the republic to ext
it's domain from the Arctic Ocean to the
ribbean Sea, and to hold the latter as an
land lake. The day is past when mere
tional origin will permanently control pd
cal alliances the greatest interests of peoI
will decide them, and manifest destiny can
so attained that its processes will be entil
peaceable and harmonious, while accom-
MED with the enthusiastic support of wi
populations.
There is a natural tendency among mel
boring States to merge their individual @,
ence in this great homogeneous power.
position of which is continental, its oppo
mites for expansion is unlimited, and it's
ture grand and magnificent beyond calc
ton. As it was the idea of the founder
the republic, so let its realization become
study and effort of the wise and patien
the generation which may with ess it's triun
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SHIPRINO.

FSs. FOR LIVERPOOL IA
a8@Fg1&ggs QUEENSTOWN. Inman Line Of +
49, AkSseS Steamers are appointed TO sail asl
City Of london, Saturday, July a. at1PM
Ilty OF Baltimore via Halifax, Tuesday July a. AZ n
City OF Brooklyn, Saturday, July 81, at IL A. M.
Oity OF Washington, Saturday, August z, at | p M
City OF Cork, via Halifax Tuesday, August TO- at II ri
AND each succeeding Saturday and alternate Tues,
RATES OF PASSAGE.
BY TIE MAIL STEAMER SAILING EVERY BATURDAY
fayable in Gold. Payable in CurreuovI
FIRST CABIN. ......... 800 STEFRA q ....s
To Paris................ 115 To Paris. ......,.,
PAssA9E BY IRtE TUESDAY STEAMER, VIA HALIFAX
rntsI CABIN; BTEERAGE.
Payable in Gold. Payable in CJnrrencv
liverpool .SS0 Liverpool. .....,.......
Halifax; :. ........., 20 Halifax. .....,.,
St J8hns Rron,f n; sic,nor -, 6 St Johns, N. r.,
Passengers also forwarded to Havre HambnTS' Bra,s
etc, at reduced rates S---
Tickets can be bought here s moderate rates by per-
For further information apply at the Oompany,s on
JOHN g. DALE, Agent, No. Is, BROADWAY, M
to O'DONNELII Il FAUI,K Aganta
as No. 4IIOHESNUT Street, Philadelphi
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sss CHARLESTON, 8. d
THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
FAST F7REIGEIT LINZ
EVERY THURSDAY.

The Steamships PROMETHEUS, Captain orav i
j. w. EVERMAN Captain SNYDER i
WILL FORM A REGULAR WEEKLY LINE
The steamship j. w. EVERMAN win sal
SATURDAY, July II, at 4 7. NJ, from Pier No.
below Spruce street
Through bills of lading given In connection with
Z. X. X. TO points in the South and Southwest
insurance at lowest rates. Rates OF freight as n
as by any other route. For freight apply to
222tf DOCH STREET SHvN TrS ~ ~, =, ,
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PHILADELPHIA, RICHMoNI,

N<>4$A. PHILADELPHIA, RICHM0NII
<E@tT ssANP AN S2sI M0RFQLK 2 STEAMSHIP Linz
E1gx2teS7EXx1E THE SOUTH AND WEST
EVERY SATURDAY,
AtEnoon, from FIRST WHARF above MARKH
Street.
- THROUGH RATES to all points in North and Sout4
Portsmouth and to Lynchburg, Va, Tennessee and hi
and Danville Railroad ~
RATES THAN ANY OTHER LINE
The regularity safety and cheapness route con
mend it to the public the most desirable medium n
carrying every description of freight
NO charge for commission. drayage. any expense
steamships insured at the lowest rates
Freight received daily
WILLIAM p CLYDE co. 4
No. l2 g. WHARVES and Pier 4 N. WHARVES. [
W. y. PORTER, Agent at Richmond and Oity POINT +
4. p. OROWELL CO., Agents at Norfolk AIS
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GENUINE MADRAS INDIGO.

CPORTING REQU1srTIoNs. ElysGun
~ Walls, Double and Single Waterproof
Gun Caps Pistol Caps Fine Powder
Colts and Remipgt0n's RevOlvers. Colts
Cartridges, 3 Sizes. Smith g. VERSIONS
Pistol Cartridges, Sizes. Powder Flasks,
Shot Pouches, RamrOds. Tips and Sorrows,
LIME ENGLISH Hair and Tooth Brush
II ca. Brown Windsor, Honey, Lettuce,
and other Toilet Soaps. Pomatum. Gold
Cream, Hair Oils. Dentifri0s. "a
lime BRANDY by the Bottle or Gallon
Bourbon Whisky by the BOTTLE or Gal
Ion. Jamaica Rum, Irish Whisky. Port
and Sherry Wine, French White Winc.-
Vinegar. Il
INSTRUMENTATION Lemon, Va
i nilla, Almond, Rose, Celery, Pine APP
pie, &C., &c.
CCHOoI, BOOKS. A large assortment
~ Cap. Note. and Letter Paper. Pens,
Ink. Pencils, .Mucilagc and other Office
Furniture.
CENUINE BERMUDA ARRCWEOOT
~ in Paper and Tin Cans Spices Nut
meSs, Mace, Ginger, Pepper, &c.