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An Oxonian Compliments n virsinian

An OxOntan Compliments Virsinian.
The american Church Rericto (EpiscomD
for April, 1872, in n review of Mr.. j. W.
Buryon'S book on the authenticity of the
last eleven verses St. Marks Gospel, says:
Gone honorable exception among critics
is mentioned by Mr.. Burson rs stoutJy re-
jecting the premises which are so confidently
assumed by others us to the style and diction
of the twelve verses. 1t is gratifying that
he refers to one Of our countrynien. Our
regret that we cannot add one Of OUT fellow
churchmcn is only moderated by the oppor-
tunity thus afforded us to initiate our author
in warmly and heartily awarding praise
where praise is due, even when it belongs
to those who have least in common with our
communiom Repeatedly does Mr.. Burgon
refer to Professor Broadns, of Greeayille, in
South Carolina, as the author Of a very able
article, entitled 'EXegetical Studies,' in the
Baptist Quarterly for july, 1860. Entirely
independent one Of the other in their re-
searches and arguments, it is pleasant to find
the Oxford scholar and our own intelligent
compatriot reaching the same conclusions"
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THE New HOUSE. - Both Houses have
finally passed Il supplemental apportionmcnt
bill, which gives Tennessee, New Hump.
shire, Vermont, New York, and other States,
an additional member in the Forty-third
Congress, and constitutes the House OF
two hundred and ninety-three members,
being tifty-threc more than are in the present
House, and ten more than were provided by
the general law passed earlier in the session.
In States where the apportionment has been
made, the additional member is to be elected
by the State at large, rs in the case of Illinois
ut present
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DAWLEY SPRINGS, ELEVEN MILES
IL FROM HARRIS0NBURG. IN BOOKING
HAM COUNTY. Vh.-This celebrated WATER
ING-PLACE will open for visitors ON the lst OF
JCNE. 1872, under the management OF JOSEPH n.
WOODWARD, Esq.
The water of these Springs Is the strongest CLqly-
bette in the Unued Stairs and IS peculiarly efficient
In the diseases Of females, while Us tonic lis VIZ
tues arc unsurpassed.
Accommodations strictly frst-class.
Visitors leaving Baltimore or Washington by t'
carly morning train arrive at the Springs To- tea
Circulars can nc had 1T X. W. POWERS COS
RATES OF BOARD: Per day, $3.50: per week, Si5
per month, $50; children under twelve years nt ag
and servants, half-pricc. A. b. TRICK, 2
m, MI, IN prpGt1put Df thu Rtnru Of DIRECTORS.
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The Virginia delegates TO the. National
baptist Educational 2sunvention "a ThfIa.
EdeiE1ttsa are Rev. :BaFnes Sears, ID. Dc III.
winston, Rev. C.. b. Corey, Rev. a. Is. Dick
inson, d. D,,,iand Professor II. lei. Harris.
ar. Winston is one Of the secretaries. ~
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TnE TOBACCO QuEsIIoN.--ln the Senate on
Tuesday MIR. Sherman said this was the So
ient point in this bill. The existing law
imposes tax of IL cents per pound on
smoking, and - cents per pound OH chew.
Ing tobacco and the proposition Of the House
was to impose n uniform tax of 20 cents per
pound. The effect of this change would be
to reduce the revenue seven millions, and
the effect of the Senate's amendment would
be to make the reduction three millions less.
As the bill came from the Committee on FL
nance It would make an aggregate reduction
Of revenue of over iifty-tour millions and a
halt. This was Il greater reduction than was
thought safe, and il the present rates were
ret;liucd---l6 cents on smoking and - cents
on chewing tobacco--thc aggregate reduction
of revenue by the bill would be only titty-one
millions and Il half.
Mr.. Sherman offered an amendment
making the tux on the fine grades Of tobacco
30 cents per pound, and the tax on cheap
grades excluding tine-cut shorts) 16 cents
per pound. sa.
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The San francisco Chronicle of the sIst
announces That the Berger Family played
there the night before, and praises them
moderately. ia 3 f17Crl
William Nee. Waite is appointed postmas-
ter at Sinks Grove, Monroe county, West
virginia, cioe H..P Bare. resigned.
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Flour From NV WusAr.-The Augusta
aa5a? Constitution has received a bag of
- Pride of Augusta -four made from wheat
2f.thefcrop of,1S72! Samples bayebeensent
on tojNew York, 81. Louis, and other points.
a sale e. on Augusta dealer was made at
hfteen dollars per barrel.,ss - 49, {, 2
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Dr.. iloGE's LECTuEE.-Thc lecture by the
Rev. DR.. Hoge, of Richmond, delivered lust
night, was attended by Il very large audience.
The spacious church was well filled with the
elite OF the city. The lecture was marked
by the rigor of thought and felicity of ex-
preston which charactcrizes all oftbe learned
Doctors mental efforts, and was listened to
with marked attention and interest by bis
DEMONSTRATING Tirgtnian.
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q LLEGHANY SPRINGS, 5s
IA 90 - MONTGOMERY COUNTY. VA.

The above waterins-place, which Is universally
recognized rs - 49,.
\ SPECIFIC IN ALL CASES OF DYSPEPSIA.
will, be open for the reception Of visitors on the
FIRSTDAY OF JUNE. -, ,.i,s4t,,1 es.Et -.
These Springs are delightfully."- situated IN bend
of Roanoke river, among the highest peaks Of the
/. ineghany mountains, with magnificent lawn en-
br1cHg 100 acres possessing the attraction al
mOunfafn and water scenery combined, within 3!
miles Of hleshany depot, the Atlantic, Missis-
sfppi and Ohio Railroad fthe great thoroushfare
North and South, and accessible to all parts OF
the Union. 9esy sls'ss ss.
since the last season many Improvements have been
made, and a number Of new buildings have been
added. making these springs the most commodious
and attractive In the State. z"F2Hfi&ry'
my e7-Im .Agrrs = W.iB. BISHOP, Manager
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WAR DEPARTMENT REcoRDs.-A witness
from the War Department, on Monday of
this week, testified in Washington that all
the brigade, division, corps, and army head
quarters reports were missing, supposed to
have been carried of TO London by General
Badeau. who is engaged in writing mill
tary history of the President. *si
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COMPLAINTS or Fly IN TIE WnEAT.---We
have heard complaints from some portions
of this and the adjoining counties, within
the past few days, that the fly and joint-worm
hive in ured the wheat TO some extent. The
recent heavy rains it is hoped will at least
have tendency 70 stop the ravagcs of these
dcStroyclS. We are not aware that the crops
in this county, generally, have been seriously
agcd.--.UUrion Patriot.
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sUMMEn REs0KTs.
VBE DE L,EAUHOTEL 90 3

5tsssSa n ~ 5sEYELL+so POINT. ss
Per -, ~ sstsA HAMPTON ROADS, VA
NEATLY oefosITE foa THEss hnsnoE. "a
Ihts rev ard superior s1CteI win bg opened foi
ssst6rs ON M0EDAf, June sds r.. ufitier the sd
gsrvtsion Of the underBtgued and will be kept as
| sIHST-CLfsSsE ATERENG-PBACE On the sea
|. Splendid fishing. boating, saltwater bathing
shaded groves billiards. pins and every fmxary
Of tile sen and land, be folfi at THIS deIighffu
md convenient summer resort. ~
Arrangements hare been made with the various
raIrnad companies 70 sell retnrn tickets to visitors
70 NUE DE I,'EAU for ono, fare, provided their
tickets are stamped Mt the flafei. - - z
Steamer win constantly run between Norfolk
Portsmouth, and the hotel. ~ $ ~
Telegraph Office IN the house.. Two mills H,iiy
TRIMS % per day, saS for two weeks seo' Der
uiorfb. go II. s. DODs0N,
Proprietor Atlantic Hotel, Norfolk, Va.
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8! WHKTls-A GysTLEHAE i-In Richmond, II
IS to- spell words ending in G with final K.
and to. have come from the Cavaliers -Ne,r
York Tribune. - -
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ITO PHYSICIANS.

AQUEOUS EXTRACT PINUs CANADENSIS
BROMIDE OF QUINIA;
BROMIDE OF MORfHIA;
BROMIDE OF CALCIUM;
BROMIDE OF SODIUM -,
SYRUP OF THE LACTO-PHUSPllATE; OF
LIME;
WINE OF THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF LIME
SYRUP OF THELACTO-PIlOSl'HA TEOF ikoN;
SYRUP OF THE LACTATE OF IRON;
NITRlTE OF AMYL; 80
.EFFERV ESCENT NITRATE OF CERluM:
EFFERVESCENT CARBONATE OF LiTH1A;
PLESIBLE COLLODfON;
soiTiBBS'S PODoPHYLLUM PILLS;
S0UIBBS'S PURE CuLOROFORM: ..-..s-l
S0UIRBS'S FLUID EXTRACTS;
FOUNTAIN SYRISGES: ,s.. ...
THUDICHUa'S NASAL DOUCHE; t.
and all new remedies for sale by
MEADE Il BAKER, Pharmacists.
mva 0i9 Main street.
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>AyENPORT AND OTHERS,

IL PlmnuHS,
against NJ
William al. McGruder. julian F. Green, d. ".
trustees and The Commonwealth Of Virginia. j.
5 Amber smith, assessor. and james IL. Dooley'
! administrator Of Andrew kutherglcn, deceased,
- - -" :. Defendants.
INTuE cHANcERY COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
-,-. 81. .ef s....a.. NOND. ..sz -"~s
The following is an extract from the decree en-
tered In this cause on the Goth December, 1871:
"1fat this cause be and it Is hereby referred TO
Thomas j Evans, one Of the commissioners OF this
court, who is authorized and directed to take aIid
state an account showing the fee-simple and annual
value of the real estate in the bin mentioned belong.
ing to the defendant, William NJ. McGruder, and
lying in the co -nty Of Henrico, the various liens
resting upon the same, together with their AMOUNTS
and prioritcs; and to report his proceedings here
under TO this court, stating In connection with his
said report any matter deemed pertinent BY himself
or which he may he required 80 to state 10y any OF the
parties to this suit .-s,s--ss.e.. :. =
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DENTISTRY.

MENTAL NOTICE.-DR. JOHN c.
IPsG. WAYT has this day associated with1n11f1y
him In the practice Of dentistry his son, GEORGE
G. WAYT NJ. D., u. ID. s., and having his assistance,
has resumed the practice Of MECHANICAL DEN
TISTRY, and Will insert who lie or parts OF sets Of
teeth after ali the approved methods, and Is pre-
pared to administer NITROUS OXIDE GAS for the
painless extraction of teeth.
: OFFICE: I04 Ninth street, near Franklin,
MARCH II. lsfo NH ll-3m
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prLAsKi.-Thc vote so far as heard from is ::
ForStriking ont the usury clause, 100: against
it,. All the townships elected Conservatives.
Little or no interest was taken in the cleo.
ton.
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MACHINERY, &c.
For SALE, LARGE LOT or MACHINERY e.,

= , NJ, = an mn Ar
.s ...---.,
One HolsTlNG-ENGiNE,a about ls-horse power,
mounted on wncelS, suitane LOT llarryine.
wrerking, plie e. &c., win or without
hummer aDa Al tnc hXtnrcs ior plie.1riyinS'
One s,ii0RSE POWER upKiGiiT ENGINE and
BOILER. on one bed plate.
One S-IInRSE POWER AGRICULTURAL EN-
CINE. mntnted on wheels;
One 6-IlORSE POWER PORTABLE ENGINE
Both of the above he seen running ut our shop.
One NEW la-HORSE POWER PORTABLE EN-
CINE, ~ ,
One NEW I0-HORSE POWER STATIONARY
ENGINE, with "Wheelcr's" Patent Balance
Valve: 80 $50 H..s 5 ~
IN. SEI'6ND-UkND l0-HORSE POWER STA
1NhRYsEN(;INE, H. T
o,,n eist.nNr-HhSD ,a,HORSE POWER PORT
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DHILADELpHIA. RICHMOND uFES
i AND NORFOLK STEA MSHIPs sasssssSA
WEEK.-Stelmers NORFOLK, EMPIRE. and J
). GREEN, composing this line. will leaye Rich.
nond every MONDAY and THURSDAY at ]:
o'clock NJ. and Philadelphia every, WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY ut Tho same hour, alternately.
, zFreglIts received daily Sundays eNcepted) for all
parts of Pennsylvania New Jersey, and Delaware
also for Charleston, Savannah and New Orleans aDt
bills of lading signed through.
Freight taken for Norfolk at moderate rates.
Passage 10 Philadelphla, Including meals art
stateroom, S.. ..+ -, ,-s,f,..
W. 7. PORTER, Agent, 80 =
-% No. 2t25 Dock street. Richmond.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE c CO, Agents
No. II South WharveS, -S
: IN No & NoIfl,N Yinrx-c Ind lf,lain
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ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
n"ap.--Work on the Alexandra and Trede-
llo..sburg railroad has been delayed few
days by the necessity for building bridge Of
fear on i've hundred feet in length at u slide
ilt' this side Of Frccstone Point, but the tres
Ilc-work upon which it is to be built is al
ready erected, and the structure, 1t ia thought,
will bc completed By tomorrow night, and,
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ifso, the track of the entire length ~ IN.
road will laid tstiF week. ffs,,, s,.,,,,
the lower endsof the road has been ls.si IS q,
rs Cockpit Point, two miles he3oW Erea.s-,.sa.
and that two miles Slfi be Ind IN thrsa 49,
from the time the Freesfo ri,fvs ~ sSsJs
pleted. Trains, how ever, viii rot eS,nr,s,,ss
running regularly through Is Richmani III
fore The 10th proximo. Alexandria gnses,s
$3.50 -s------------ is o. -s4afSF 80
SPONTANEOUS CoaBrsT1ox.--A few DAYS
since a servant girl employed by our towns.
man DR.. Il. L. CraighiIi, at HIS family resi-
dence,a was Engaged i'm rubbing furnittir
with n ray saturated with iinseed oil. She
suspended the work for a short time. to cal
dinner, leaving the rug in the room. and
upon returning the rag was found to be i'm -
blaze. The discovery was timely and fort,,-.
nate, and it is, not improbable had it been
delayed for much logger the fire might bayc
communicated TO the house. ', 80 ! Is 80.
Ills highly probable that many fires, whose,
origin cannot be satisfactorily accounted for.
are due to spontaneous combustion OF this
Kind. In a recent number Of a Detroit ex.
change we notice that chemist of that city,
took spiccc of threadbare cotton cloth,
SmGired IT with boiled iinsecd oil, and placed
it in chest filled with paper and rags. = al.
though the room was not tight and the
weather was cold there was d smell of fire
about the room ineight days. Unpacking it
tho cNpcrimenter found the rag half cbarred.
In April he made a similar experiment with
. ,air of PAINTERS overalls, which he rolled
mp with pine shavingS and crowded in next
10 The roof-hoarls OF loft. In Il week the
smell of smoke alarmed workman in the
next room, and the overallS were found to
I,c on fire. And during the hottest weather
handful Of old cotton rags, not smeared
with oil, became hot enough when hung up
in 4 tin box III tho sun TO light matches,
which he had placed among them. These
facts show the necessity of caution i'll put
ting away rags, especially those that may be
saturated with oil, hcnline, or other inllam-
Unable misunderstanding NcrS.
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WHITE SITLPHTfR SPRINGS

yN HITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, .2""
wv az n GREENBRIER COUNTY, w. VA,
famous for their ALTERNATIVE WATERS and
fashionable patronage, are now open. They are
eGoo feet above tide-water, affording entire relic:
from prostratfng summer heat Capacity Tor .,oot
persons. "s
JCHARGEs: Three dollars per day and $50 per
month OF thirty days. - :
-. GEORGE r. PEYTON 6 CO..
my s7-lm ga @-'H Propriefors.
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'I'HE HOT SPRINGS

'HHE HOT SPRINGS, ..,... .s...y !.
T. BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
are now open to visitors. It's waters arc celebrated
for the cure Of l'heumutsn,. Gout. Paralysis. Tor
por of Liver Chronic DiarriGa or Dyscniery, Dis
eases of The Uterus Affections of the Skin. especially
of Sypllilic origin, and numerous Chronic Diseases
.- THE BATHS =#s
vary In temperature from so degrees to 10 degrees
Fahrenheit, and present every variety Of chronic
bath; They are, moreover, found 10 prepare the sys
various other Mineral Springs.
MUD BATHS have been constructed similar to
those that are largely used AT the most celebrated
spts ~ Germany. and which give sufferers the hcnr-
TT nf The very valuable remedial agents contained
In tho mineral mud.
These SPRlNtiS offer unsurpassed attractions to
both the Invalid aud plcslsrc-sceker. The equip
mant and management are equal To those OF first
class city hotels Every modern Improvement has
leen provided ~ -~
/, Professor j. l.. CABELL, NJ. d.. of the Univer-
sity of Virginia. Resident Physician.
For pamphlets and circulars address
." ). &. TARDY &7CO., "
Richmond, Va; or
!. A. AUGUST, 's +
Manager Hot Springs, Bath county, Va.
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COMPASSIONATE OFFICE

49,. s.. r'tsEE. = COMMISSIONERS 0FFICE,t
-. R1cHEoyD, May 20, 1872. :
The parties Interested are hereby notified tfat
have fixed ON FRIDAY the 18th day Of June, 1872 mt i
o'clock NJ. as the time, and my office as the place, 10
execute the foregoing decree.
IouSsroN e. WITTIAMS n o. my 30-fh4w
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Elbow SULPHUR SPRINGS

Elbow SULPHUR SPRINGS,
4 MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA-BOARD
REDUCED ONE-THfRD-Thjs cool, delightful
summer retreat will be opened on the 18th } UN
next. The mineral watcr Is unsurpassed by any In
Virginia for its curative qualities. Since the last
season new buildings have been erected, and the
cottages much improved and entirely refurnisbed.
sP0st-oficc, Telegraph, and Express offices, In the
hotel a fine band of music engaged for the season.
Livery stable kept on the premises. A Lake with j
PIeGsurs-JOdt In the lawn. .->rr .s. - ...-.
Board per day. S25v; per week $3.50: per month,
SIS: for two months or more, $40 per month.
Visitor leave the ut Christlnsburg depot,
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio rlllrOad. Coaches
meet every train. Distance from the depot, three
and 4 half miles. Send for pamphlets to
my lS-eod I'm j. j & j. WADE, ProDrietors.
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WARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY
w Va, have been much improved, and Will
open on the 18th June. Pamphlets 10 be had Of
Mcsrs. Coleman 6 Rogers, Baltimore: Purcell, Ladd
& Co.. Richmond, or Of the proprietOrs.
TERMS: So per day: 500 per month.
--. EUBANk. REYNOLDS & CO.,
my o7-2m .s. Proprietors
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TTNTIL FURTHER NOTICE GSEsk
" THE VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP Ls1aEeseaR
AND PACKET COMPANY viii run their spleen.
did steamship: WILLIAM p. CLYDE rs follows
Leaves New York every SATURDAY ut p. III.
leaves Richmond every TIL ESDAY at PM. -
Cabin passage, SO; Storage, Sc; r6nmitril
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% BOXES CHOICE FACTORY
$50 hogsheads Porto Rico SUGARS. sasta.
io' par TfG 1rushed, Powdered, apd GRADUATED
100 barrels A, B, aud extra C SUGARS, .,ss.
wv uarreis Canton 8 RartoI's SYRUP, 5st.s rga
$50 barrels GOLDEN SYRUP, - -.
2" puncheons prime MOLASSEs, 3! i---
80 h0gsheads Clear Rib BACON SIDES, 4.
80 hogsileads BACON SHOULDERS,
:. 80 tleIces G. Cassard & Sons LARD.
;. so pals choice family LARD, --' g.E
100 bags RIO COFFEE, s.".- r.s e.. ,>.l
30 bags LAGUAYRA COFFEE, t~s. ....
900 barrels full-size North Carolina CUT HER
RINGS, ..' -
= :. RINGS, - 49, = -'A'-
100 half barrels family ROE HERR1NGs,
100 barrels EXTRA FLOUR, - e.-
loo barrels SUPERFlNE FLOUR,
loo barrels FINE FLOUR,
Good stock of LIQUORS, all grades,
In store and for sale by HARVEY & JONES,
my q Thirtcenth and Cary streets
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TUNARD LINE OF STEAM assSEfx
TOWN, GLASGOW, AND LONDONDERRY
FROM NEW YORK, $50: TO NEW YORK, S34.
In CURRENCY.-The safe, frst-c1ass Iron steam
DAY, 18th, and SATURDAYS, 2Dth and 9Th of
AIr1l, and SATURDAYS. 4th, 18th, and 18th q
May. and twice every following week, from Gu
NARDS WHARF, Jersey city. -. -
CHARLES FRANCkLYW, i
4, Agent New York.
SAMUEL AYRES, Agent,
Richmond No. 1929 Main, corner Fourteenth street.
m oJ-3m
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TN REFERRING TO THE ABOVE
i card, Would Say thai am not now engaged In
the drug business, having sold to MIR. X. W. Brown
OH The list Of May, lo72. Us 1922.
All accounts due me on and before the frat day of
May must he settled, aud request all persons 80 III
.dehtcd to do so ut once.
Thankful to my friends and the public for the very
liberal patronage have received. Gun but express
the hope that they will continue the same ut the old
stand believing Mr. Brown and his assistants VIII lie
pleased 10 serve them at all hours. day and night
my 9s.iw JOHN W. RlSnS.
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a.xEH ANls s,ssssaas Il srEsAnErsss...
JAMES RIVER MO rss,s,:1
s.5n... {. q . -
4 EDfs NEMr fsthk SUPERINTENDENT
/ f. EOtSEs NOEEQLk ~ EOKYSsffSlTs 3. 80 ~
So And ALL REGULAR LIANT. = ,tstsFSf
esstf iNGS On TIE JAMES ~..s - ~ Z
The fast and elegaht Urisea States raaii ssssaI6o,
JOHN LyESTER, Captain &C. GFFonp. leave,
Comaanys wharf at csetss, fax, sha aease-nane,
places on MONDAYS, W EDN ESTtAYH, and FRI
DAYS- at SIX AZ sM., and retnrna On TaszsIas,
Thursday, and Saturday afternoons, nc 50 O'Clock
Passengers connect no Norfolk with the old Ess
steamers fer Baltimore, Philadelphia, and NJ y
am leaves CITY rossfbrl Petersburg on srr1ya
Of STEAMER. y - ~ "a ~ 4 ,.EtE
Farcto New York;. . ..$fs 81
raresto PhitaaieipfMa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES . 81
rafe 70 na'Mmpsg v
TARets Va saIe nc q hkBERs& co.'s EXPREsS
and baggage checked through. r. ~ ~ ~ 81
Freight received TUESDAYS THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS, fof. Norfolk, Portsmouth, Boz
ton- Baltimore, Ind psiBcipsl landings .on iCfssa:
pcake Bay and MI regular landings on DANES river
at REASONABLE RATES. re Ef-ts - sSs5s. Al.
Fright received from IA. Al. till 8 r M,at5 -
Freight for Nay-1andfngs must be prepaid. h y
The steamer Sylvester win ne chartered for eve
ming excursions at able rates.EE ~ 80 ~
of1ce, Company's wharf ;........r.l7f. "a s
Brs.nch oiafe, eorucr Ai.sin and Ninth streets
my 10 Ike
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"AVING PURCHASED THE STOCK
Ill AND GOODWILL of the business formerly
conducted BY Mr. JOHN W. RIsOS. will continue
Il at the old stand;rprncr of Maih and Third streets.
BY keeping only FRESH and PURE MEDICINES
and accommodating and experienced assistants.
hope to merit a continuance of public patronage.
Mr.. JESSE CIIILES will continue with me:
INV Ii II. ". BROWN.
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EOR NEW YORK.-OLD Do Ss%S
A MINIUN STEAMSHIP COMPANY. $1,000
The sde-wheel steamships OLD DOMINION
WYANOKE, ISAAC BELL, SARATOGA, NJ
AGARA. ALBEhlAPEE and HATTERAS, leave
New York for Norfolk. City Point, and Richmond
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
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Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY.
and SUNDAY. at high tide 81. at.t,.--f .,a
These ships are entirely new. They have eegan
saloons. stateroonis, and bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, ard attention, are un
surpassed. s-. ~ .-.., 8. ,..sf.t- -. 80 ~
Close connections made with steamers for all South
err and European ports. , .F.s .-t-t yA ..ate 4.
For further informlttion, apply to .r...,
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent,
nv 20 .s.ssL ~. .-. Nu.S Governor street. I.