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THE HEALING SPRINGS,
Il BATH COUNTY, VA,
WILL BE READY FOR THE RECEPTION OF
VISITORS BY JUNE l, 1860.

They are accessible from the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, from Covington, in four hours
tim, by comfortable stages. over fine turnpike
road Of easy grade, passing in full view OF the
celebrated Falling Springs and other picturesque
mounta and water scenery.
The accommodations are ample Tor three hum
dr;d visitors, und the equipments and manage
ment equal TO those in any city hotel.
The luxury and invlgoratins effects of the hot
and cold baths are acknowledged by ali who have
tried them.
Pamphlets descriptive OF the virtues of the Wa
tiers, and attesting their wonderful curative pro-
perties can be procured by application to hessrs.
Purcell, Ladd Il Co., Richmond; kedwell Il Son,
Washington city Coleman 4 Rogers Baltimore
Bulloch II Crenshaw, Philadelphia ; j. II. Webb,
New York; or from the agent ut the Springs.
TELEGRAPH OFFICE ut the Springs.
BOARD:
FER day
Per week 20
Per month rs
Nj. II. H0USTIN, M. ID :, resident physician.
nv II JOIN L. EUBANk Agent.
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THE ROCKBRIDGE WATER,

put up in glass containing all the medicinal
qualities as when drank at It's fountain head, is
Rep. for sale at the well-lnown houses of Messrs.
mond, Va: NJ. A. 4 G. a. SANT0a, Druggists,
Norfolk, Va and WOODRUFF Il CO.. Lynch
burg. Va, who will furnish pamphlets containing
letters of eminent physicians, with few certifl-
Gates out OF many Of the wonderful cures f.cted
by these waters my ls-tJul
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THE SECOND GRAND CONCERT
l. OF THE
RICHMOND MUSICAL BENEVOLENT
ASSOCIATION
will take place at the
SECOND BAPTIST CHI URCH
THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 10,
on which occasion viii be rendered fine collec-
ton OF SOLOS and CONCERTFD P1ECtS ny
man, OF the most celebrated composers ana IKE
those embraced 10 the programme OF Iuesday eve
ming a. The same place, will be calculated TO please
the mass OF our music loving community, whether
The character OF the concerts heretofore given
by this large Association 1t is hoped VIII be a
sufficient recommendation for Their fnture per
formances without more extended notice IL 'his
time. a,. oo,.,.
children half price. $1,000,
Tickets can be Obtained from the DOCK anu uiusio
Passive members viii call on the assist ant trea-
surer, Mr.. W. !. PITCHER. and get their concert
Doors ssr open at half-past7 Concert to commence
at half-psst O'Clock precisely. my TT
A CARD.-THE CHOIR OF ST. PAUL'S
II CHURCH. assisted By some of the best mu-
steal talent sT the p sGG nE9PeGHfH6 * Jf9aef
oN Ro snHH MOSES IN EGYPT,
ON THURSDAY 1Hs ao1n oTMAY,
ROSSINpS STARkT MATER.
Much time and labor have been bestowed,
full chorus secured and every effort been MADE TO
render these exquisite and unrivalled compositions
In an effective style.
The proceeds OF these oratorios are intended as
the contribution of The Choir In aid of the repairs
OF the church, and they bespe&k for their { Il 'rt
the liberal patronage Of the public my l2-&
JACKSON PARk.-There will be a
~ GRAND yEL0CIPEDE RACE at O'Clock
THIS AFTERNOON at the ahove-uamed place.
tickets r the races can be obtained at the Park.
For particulars see DiSpatch Of yesterday:
mvl2-uk A. MATHESOE.
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aPECIAL NOTICES.
~.yotp DISAPPOINTMENT.

~Avo1D DISAPPOINTMENT.
The numerous customers OF the
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY
will take notice that the store
WILL NOT BE OPEN
WILL NOT BE OPEN
ON NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT,
NNnXT SATURDAY NIGHT,
ON NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT,
BUT WILL BE OPEN
BUT WILL BE OPEN
BUT WILL BE OPEN
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT AFTERWARD2.
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT AFTERWARDS.
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT AFTERWARDS.
Just received splendid lot Of
FINE TEAS, GOOD COFFEE,
and a great variety of
SUGA Rs,
at remarkably low prices
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE co..
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.,
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
[my l2lI
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sg sALALEM BRoTH.-BENsoN's sA

EE SALALEM BROTH.-BENsON's ga
LALEM BROTH is the best remedy known for
letter, Itch, Ringworm, Barber's Itch, Salt
Rheum, Poison Oak, and all eruptions OF the skin.
This specific is confidently recommended to all
sufferers from any Of these annoying diseases "a a
certain and speedy cure, completely Graduating
the disease leaving the skin delightfully."- soft and
pleasant. ~
For sale by ali druggists.
PURCELL, LADD s. CO., Agents.
ap lo-sm Richmond Va.
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s@ SECOND GRAND OPENING
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
AT
JULIUS sYCLE's,
AIS Broad street between Fourth and Filth streets.
We have lust received one Of the LARGEST and
BEST ASSIGNMENTS Of SPRING and SUM-
MER DRY GOODS ever offered In this city. and
at prices to suit one and all;
CALICO at 10 and l2sc.;
LENOS at CSC. per yard, really worth Soc.;
STRIPED GRENADINE at aIsc.;
STRIPED CHALLIg, 25c.;
ATIN-sTRIPED MOZAMBIQUE at Ioc.-really
g great bargain;
sATIa-STRIPKD CHINA POPLIN at &c..
JAPANESE POPL1N, plain, plaid, and striped :;
BLACK GRENADINE, BAREGES lamar
TANES, &C.;
FIGURED GRENADINE;
LLAMA LACE POINTS o. all prices;
SILK sACQUEs;
SUMNER sHAWLS, q large variety;
WHITE GOODS Of every description;
Sd GRENADINES BAREGES, and FRENCH
ORGANDIEs, for shawls:
EMBROIDERED and LACE HANDLER
CHIEFS. from 20 to 7sc.;
LINEN BOSOMs, full size 2sc.;
IRISH LINEN, PILL0W-CAsE and SHEET
INC LINEN
wAMSUTTA COTTON at e5c.;
Splendid WHITE COTTON at E3c.;
CASsIMERES, LINENS, and COTTONADES at
CSC. and upwards. for boys and mems wear;
100 dozen Ladies' WHITE HOSE at l2c. a pair;
HEMsTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS , six for 81;
IS dozen Misses Isle GLOVES, laced back,
at &c.;
Ladies' LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs at sLas per
dozen;
NOTIONS in endless variety
PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS;
FANS;
Real FRENCH CORsETs, &c.
JULIUS SYCLE, as Broad street.
between Fourth and Fifth,
apps next door to Keininghan's bookstore.
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MACHINERY, &c,
MACHINERY, &c.
u A. YTON,
NO. 10 TENTH STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS.
RICHMOND. VA.


will furnish ct manufacturers lowest prices and
put in operation, MACHINERY for railway. ma
chine, car and carpenter shops; planning mills,
SASH blind, door, cabinet wooden ware, spoke,
agricultural machine, cotton and woollen racto-
ries, paper. Touring, corn and saw mills mines,
&C. Also, all kinds OF MANUFACTURERS and
ENGINEERS' SUPPLIES.
Especial attention given 70 the purchase, sale,
or exchange OF sECUND.HAED MACHINERY.
For sale, several second hand Engines. Boilers,
Saw-mills and Planning Machines, Shafting and
Pulleys, &c !, &C.
How to prevent the explosion or burning out
of steam boilers by of L0to water on an
pressure OF steam. Come and see 1t.
NH TuTh,S
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nT BACHELOR'S HAIR-DYE.-T
splendid HAIR-DYE is the best in the world-the
only true and perfect dye; harmless reliable in
Simultaneous. No disappo1ntment-no ridiculous
tints remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes invtgo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or brown. Sold by al druggists and perfumers,
and properly applied at the Wig Factory, 10 Bond
street. New York. mh 2e-eodts
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PERSONAL.

MY WIFE, wILHELMENA sToHM
lVA formerly Gillhousen), having deserted my
bed and board, the public are warned not 10 creds
her on my account, as will not pay her bills;
A NV 10 St4 II. SF0HM.
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MARRIED,

~, en- 20, ~ Nav 1859 nv Rev r. d.. Baker,
John r. ROSS, OF mcia county, to Mrs. H. A.
OF Richmond. ,o,.a conv
Baltimore and Petersburg papers i'o"'e
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COMMITTING NEW AND ATTRACTIVE
AGAIN AT
"rHEn DgY GOODS sToRE OF BROAD
8THEET-No. GOT.

.r#
Another lot Of handsome and new STYLES OF
DRESS GOODS just opened, and which " are Of
fertug at prices to compete with any houSe In this
cisy. Below we append list Of port ion OF the
many different kinds OF Dress Goods we have in
store '-..-
A large lot OF JAPANESE CLOTHS of the most
beautiful and delicate shades. D not fail to
see them.
Very pretty CHENE PoPLINs, for walking
suits;
CHENE STRIPED and PLAID F1CZAMBIQUEs
Mt soc.-yery cheap;
STRIPED ALPAOAs all coaors, at aoc.-yery
pretty;
PLAIN and CHECKED ALPACAs all colors,
at s7c.;
woRsrED STRIPED BARs.eEs. In bright CO.
lors. at i5c.;
Beautiful FIGURED and STRIPED ENGLISH
BAREaEs at IS per pattern, twelve yards
each-a real bargain;
Best quality WHITE GRENADINES, with all
colors silk figures;
hyperion BLACK HERNANIEs-silk, figured,
and different colors;
CoLoRED GRENADINES (chsngeable,, fer eve
ming dresses;
BLACK IRON GRENADINES. all widths and
prices;
eRENADINE ROBES, striped underskirt with
figured overskirt;
WHITE and BLACK ALPACAs at all prices
some very cheap.
We are also Offering an elegant SILK WARP
GRANITE PoPLIN PLAIDs at s7c. worth
really &c.;
Another lot of those sop OPLINS.
LAWNS, JACONETS, &C.
Neat and pretty LAWNS at 2sc., warranted Cast
colors;
Beautiful ORGANDIEs In patterns and robes;
solid-colored LAWNS, CA RICS, and
PIQUEs;
LINEN LAWNS, very pretty patterns.
WHITE GOODS
OF every description, style, and price.
WHITE SWISS MUsLINs-some as low as lsc.
per yard;
FRENCH MUsLINs, s4 wide:
TARLATANs, all shades
LINENS particularly for family USE
MEMS WEAR.
We fail to please none who try to select from
LARGE ASSORTMENT.
LLAMA LACE SHAWLS,
LLAMA LACE SHAWLS,
LLAMA LACE sHAWLs,
EMBRoIDERIEs,
. are still being offered at great bargains
many other articles which we have-such as
DOMEsTICS;
of which we have a very heavy stock, but have
not the space to mention them.
ALL WE ASK Is CALL.
HIRsH q GUaGENHEIMER,
No. s27 Broad street, third door above Theatre.
shLEsMEN
". G. KEAN, j. h. CIIENERY, W. II. GORDON
CLOSED ON SATURDAYS. myS
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS,
ID BATH COUNTY, VA.

ID BATH COUNTY, VA.
This attractive SUMMER RESORT, situated
ten miles from Millboro depot Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, on the main stage road leading TO
the Warm, Hot, and Healing Springs. will be open
for the reception of LIMITED number OF boarders
on JUNE LIST, 1869.
The value OF these waters stands unrivalled in
the list Of Mineral Springs Of the United States.
The proprietor takes pleasure In announcing to
the public that the neat buildings ut Bath Alum
have been thoroughly reftted and furnished in a
style that cannot fail TO render the place attractive
aud comfortable both 10 the invalid and pleasure
seeker.
Those wishing to secure choice OF cottages or
rooms would do we'll to apply early, as We are now
making our arrangements for the season.
For further particulars, address me at this place
JOSEPH BANTER,
ap 7-W&S3m Proprietor.
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DIED.

Tn baltimore, on the leth instant, MANY BIZ ~
soN wife of william Bilson, Sr., formerly Oh
Richmond aged ffty-three years.
At weston. buckingham county: Va, on Thurs
day, May 6. 1882 STEPHEN A. TRENT
On the 18th, Mrs. SARAH JANE McCOoh;;
Wife Of !. p. McCook, in the twenty-ninth year OF
her age. 80. c.,,ur ,ro
resnectrnIiv invited TO attend her funeral without
father notice at 1910 Main street. at O'CLOCK I.
a.. TODAY.
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pAiNTS! PAINTS Il PAINTsIli
& PGRE WHITE LEAD:
LiNsEED OIL
ENGLISH and An ERICAN yERM,r1o,r.
CcLURS and BRUSHES: 'iAiON;
a large STOCK. " very low rates, for sale by
u. w. POWEEs,
~ 20 No. 1905 Main street,
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TOR NORFOLK, PORTS-Ss1naI
a MOUTH, AND ALL EEa ULh Il aszz2aaasahzk&s
LANDINGS ON THE JAMES RiVEh.-Ihe las!
and elegant UNITED STATES MAIL steamer
ELIZA IA NOOK, Captain u. G. CLIFFORD, leaves
her wharf ut Rockets Tor The aooye-ramed places
on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,, and Friday, ~
SIX O'Clock A. n, and returns on Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday.
Passengers arrive In Norfolk In time 70 con.
meet with steamers for Baltimore and poina
North.
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg On arrival
Of steamer.
Fare to Norfolk. o.. 50.
FREIGHT
received Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturd:yh
from Il IL. TO O. p. d. for Norfolk, Portsmouth
Boston, Baltimore, and principal landings on
Chesapeake bay, and all regular landings Oh
James river, ~ reasonable rates.
Freights for way landings must be prepaid.
In consequence OF the mail being discontinued
st Grove and Brandon Point wharyes, the steamer
will not stop at those landings.
Apply 10 l.. r. TATUA, AGENT
ia 50 ofice steamers wharf,
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DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER pA11

* ASAmOSD AMI lOnh nj Eh IA IL
1N ROAD LINE.-FOR BALTIMORE TVv
NORTH, AND EORTHWEoT.- Passengers N,
Baltimore and points North vii! take the passen.
ger train from tine depot or lne hlchrnond ana
York hiver Railroad at Richmond, on TyEs-
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS. At,
O'Clock 2. N, for West Point where thew taks
the steamer KEENEBEC. Captain j. Il. fRar.
MAN reaching Baltimore tie foil wing mornin,
In time to connect with the aims fJr Phi! adephi,
New York, &c. Returning, the KENNhBEo
leaves pier No. S,l ight-str, ct wharves, foot n
Barry street. Baltimore, every MONDAY, WED.
NESDAY, andFElDAY, at O'Clock p. IL. na,.
seDgers arriving in Richmond at - 20 P, N. the
following day. in time 20 connect with the express
train on the Richmond and DanIille railroad for
Danvi!le and al points Oh that road Greensboro,
Salisbury. Charlotte, &C., n. O., Columbia, s. c.
and all points South. '"
PASSENGER TRAIN
Leaves Richmond daily Except eundaysl at:P
d. leaves West Point MONDAYS WkDEEs
DAYS, and FRIDAYS, ut lO:ls A. IL. and en-
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAY.
at IL A. n.
Freight received and forwar promptly. and
through bills Of lading given 10 prominent points
THOMAS DUDA8EeD,
my1 Suncrinteudpnt
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DHGNIX FOUNDRY,
l. No. EIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN
MAIN AND FRANKLIN,
RICHMOND, VA.
WILLIAM 3. COOK,
MANUFACTURER OF
Iron Railing. handsome patterns OF Balconies
aud Verandahs, Vault and cellar Doors. Grstings,
Window Guards, Awning frames, Corinthtan
Columns and Capitols. ornamental Cast Brackets
for shelving, &C., all sizes !; 6as and Water Pipe,
Hydrant keys and Rods for water and gas, Eenti-
lators for brick and wood corntce, Traps for by
drants and culverts, Coal Shoots.
full line Of Plow Castings for plows In gen.
cral use throughout the country always on hand
AL kinds of Iron Work for baildings aud cast
ings generally.
Thankful to the public for their liberal patron
age for The past fifteen years, most respectfully
solicit the continuance OF the same.
All orders filed with dispatch and promptly at
tended to In the best workman-ltke manner.
my lin
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AkEER OADa.


M@
THEsAPEAKEA AND OHIO RAILRoln
" SUMMER SCHEDULE.-On and aftey ~
ofMAY, 1883, MAIL TRAIN win run daily h., -. "a
Richmond and Covington; leave Richness &c. .s
A. n. and arrive at Covington At p. N. feHt
Covtngton at oao A. II. and arrive at Kichmassss
5.3oP. n. Shno1d
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN between p,.,
nond and Charlottesville on MONDAYa VIZ Hssh-
EESDAYS, and SATURDAYS. Leaves I'D I'D
lottesvile at An and arrives at R!chmonnn, :.
s:1s A. M. Leaves Richmond at 800 =. M' ..S
arrives ut Charlottesville at sP. NJ ~ao
The Mail Train connects at Gorfonsy1r,e
Charlottesville with trains on Orange AIexantsd
and Manassas railroads for Alexandria Washssa'
ton, Philadelphia, New York, Lynchburg, Knns.
vile, Chattanooga, Memphis, New Orleans, No.
gomery, Mobile, &C.; at stanton with st,ss
coaches Tor Harrisonburg and Augusta spriDT,.
at Goshen with stage coaches for Lexinpton ~
raj Bridge. Rockbridge Alum springs, and ROY
bridge Baths at Htlboro' with coaches for ps.t
Alum and Warm SPRING.; at Coyington VIII
stages for Hot Healing. Sweet. and White sn rtu
phur Springs, Lewieburg, Charleston, &c.
JAMES r. NETHERLASn
apW General Ticket A. CONT
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GUNNER ARRANGEMgNT To TIL,

GUNNER ARRANGEMENT TO THE
~ NORTH, EAST, and WEST, ga the Rich.
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
carrying the United states mail twice daily. Ele..
ransThe through trains on tRis road are On no III
run from the depot corner Byrd and Eighth
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leave,
Richmond daily at HIS A. H., arriving In Wash.
1ngton at s:S ?. ID, connecting with the eariy
afternoon express trains for the North East and
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, with
elegant cars, wish the new patent sleeping chalrs
attached, leaves Richmond daily Sundays except
ed) TT s:ls T. n, arriving In Washington .. i:ls
for the North, East, and West.
fSe ScG6aa6Sh TP TRAS o sa ays
and all way-stations leaves depot corner Broad
and nd Eighth streets at 4:'o p NJ. Returning,
Through tickets and through baggage checks 10
For further Information and through tickets,
and Eighth streets shockoe Hill, and at the Ticket
Office, corner Byrd and eighth streets.
j. p. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent
SAAUEL RUTu. superintendent my4
pICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
AZ ROAD.-On and after MONDAY, May ii
the trains over this road will be run az follows:
Leave Richmond at 4 A. Il. and 2:ai p. VI.
L LesTe PsseGrsbuTg q: a:sG a. 81 ands:soP
NJ, and Petersburg daily IT ] A. M. Sunday,
excepted
The 4. ID. train viii not leave Richmond on
Sundays, and the $50 Z. Z. train viii not leave
Petersburg on Sundays.
Passengers for Norfolk will take the a:t5P.N.
train, running through daily.
Baggage checked through.
The passenger coach attached to the coal train
will leave Glover Hill at A. NJ. and returning,
leave Richmond at 2:&o z. II. on Tuesdays, Thurs
THOMAS H. wYENE,
apB Superintendent
pICHMCND AND DANVILLE RAIL
E& ROAD-CHAEGE OF SCEEDULE.-Ou
and after SUNDAY, February at3t, 3:', tie PAS-
SENaER TRAINS on this road will be run as
follows.
CONG WEST, LYNCHBURG PASSENGERS
leave Richmond daily Except SuDGaysl 81 sis A.
II. {; arrive ut BuikeYille ~ ll.s3 A. b. making
close connections with trains on the Southside
vile, Nashville Memphis, &C.. &C. THROUGH
MAIL AND EXPRESS leave tichno daily q.
$40 Z. Ii. !; leave DaaTilic daily 1T 9.E 7. NJ:
arrive 1T Greensboro daily ~ Il. 10 =. d., making
close connections for al st-;ions on the North
Carolina road both east and west q Greensboro
Charlotte. Columbia, AusUGta and all poinI
South.
GoINs EAST, THROUGH BAIL AND EX.
PRESS leave Greensboro daily st l. 4. NJ. leave
panvile daily st g. 4. u. {; arrive 1T Richmond
daily at II a. III. LYEOHBuRG PASSENGERS
leave Burkeviie daily Except Suudays) q. s.loP.
Through tickets can be procured ct the ticket
Office in Richmond 10 all important points South
and Southwest and at Greensboro and DanYille 70
all points North, East, and West.
THOMAS DoD6MEAD,
Re II Superintendent.
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S0.UUUpAYISa RENT. SO.UUU

Stockholders in the Mutual Building Fund and
Dollar Savings Bank aud all others desirous tf be-
coming So are hereby notified that al les. alu'.pt
OF FIVE TetpUSAND DOLLAkS viii be sold 10
the lowest bidder on SATURDAY, 18th instant, 1t
ao'clock Z. M
THOMAS 8. ARaIsTEAD, Cashier.
nv 11-kt
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STEAmERS.

EOR NEW Y0RK.-OLD DO >aEsS
a MINION STEAMSHIP CONPA-Sz2AAAa&
SY.-Ihe splendid new side-wheel steamships
ISAAC BELL sARATCGh, ElAGkRA, Abe
Norfolk City Point, and Richmond every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at .
O'Clock Z. NJ. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
FRIDAY, and SUNDAY, at high tide.
These ships are entirely new I; they have elegan!
saloons and sta.erooms; the fare, accommoda-
lions, and attention, are unsurpassed
Frelghts for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made save for actual
expenses incurred
Close connections M de with steamers for al
southern and European ports.
Insurance effected at lowest rates, when ordered
AT a QUARTER CT ONE PER CENT. at the
Offices Of this company.
n. L.. MCCREADY, President 1877 Greenwich
street New York.
ia ID corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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WHITE GOODS
OF every description, style, and price.
per yard;
FRENCH MUSLINS, "a wide;
TARLATANS, all shades;
LINENS particularly for family use.
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LAWNS, JACONETs, &C.
Neat and pretty LAWNS at 25c., warranted East
colors;
Beautiful ORGANDIES In patterns and robes;
solid-colored LAWNS, CA NIB TICS, and
PIQUES;
LINEN LAWNS, very pretty patterns.
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HALL & HUTCHINSON,
- Ills Main, above Twelfth street.
r A full stock OF GOTT0AS THRE.DS BUT
sale only. NH 26-eod2m
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will also demand attention, while we may
expect the customary tampering with the
sources OF revenue, both internal and exter.
nal, especially as voluminous bill, presented
last March by General Sohenck in the House,
which provides for amending and reducing
into one act the laws relating to internal reye-
nue., is pending and the Ways and Means
Committee are prepared to submit a report
upon the general commercial condition and
necessities of the country, the result of the
Investigations in which they have been en-
gagged during the recess
Then there is the great Cuban question,
which will be sprung upon Congress without
delay. An earnest effort will undoubtedly be
made to compromise our relations, not only
with Spain, but with all the great powers of
Europe, by according to the Cuban insur-
gents recognition of belligerent rights, and
to the Cuban republic a place in the sister
hood of nations. The sympathies of the en-
tire American people are heartily enlisted in
the patriot cause, but Congress should exer-
else the greatest care in any action which it
may take, and above all avoid the adoption of
apolicy that is not strictly in keeping with
the well-bnown rules of international law.
The great danger is that our sympathies with
heroic and struggling people may get the
better of our Judgment, and involve us in
difficulties with foreign nations which will
seriously impede our progress at home, even
II they do not ultimately embroil us in de-
structive war.
Among other important questions which
will engage the attention of Congress is that
OF providing for the taking of the ninth
census, a vindication of our flag in the Para
guayan imbroglio, solution of the vexatious
Indian problem, the settlement of the nume-
rous contests over seats in the House which
are still pending, the revision of the naturali-
zation laws, and the reorganization of the
Treasury and other executive departments,
concerning which several bills are already
pending. The reform of the civil service will
also doubtless receive some passing attention,
but we can scarcely hope that it will COM
mand the serious attention so imperatively
needed until the more pressing questions are
disposed of.
Such is a brief outline of the profitable
work which will engage the time of the ses-
sion of Congress commencing to-day. 1t will
be obvious to the reader that satisfactory
legislation upon all these subjects will de-
mand a degree of industry, honesty, and
sound craftsmanship which is not always
centred at Washington during the sitting.
of Congress.