The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-07

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do 2nd do 81, do IA a.
Passage ss through TO New York Vi. rhI.dsOAis %,
FOR CAPE NAY. s
The Virginia and Pennsylvania WIN touch :, Can.
Nay during the bathing season to land pseesnsers
fassage to Cape May So meals incfuded fhns
saving about half the expense in visiting this de-
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NB.The ships returning. leave Philacelphi.
every Wednesday. at 10 o'clock. A NJ. jyI
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VlksalNlA CENTRAL. KAIT NOAH 76
,,I IhE ~ VIRGINIA SPRINGS WITHOUT
ON ANY OTHER ROUTE-ani stiIl making The
Sulphur. se "A'''
Schedule for Comfort.
=, Lsa,s M,s n,cnnond DAILY ct and arrived
" line leaves Staunton for White Sulphur by Nstu.
raj Bridge, on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdsv.
arriving at the White sulphur in the same time
schedule for Expedition.
Those who are willing to encounter soue pipht
travel for the sake of expedition, can procure extra
Stages at Staunton, leave at NJ and reach White
Sulphur second day from Richmond, at III o'clock
Between Richmond and White Suluhur snrin..
passing the Warm and Hot SPRING., SiO %
Between Richmond and Lexington, 100
do do Staunfon soO
do do Charlottesville $50
dc do DO do dy'nanag dcy'nchDarg, u 45o
do do Fauquier Springs, SO
Through Tickets s ~
Can be obtained to New York and PhilsdeIpbia.
BY Steamships Roanoke, Virginia and Philadelphia.
Jy Z. n GILL. superintendent.
Ea Ga r.sE@A
ErOK NOKFOLK, ,PORTSMOUTa.O OLD
= POINT, &c.-The steamboat Augustn. Can't
VIZ. C. SMITH, having been reftted for the surn-
mer travel. will resume her place upon the line
VIA via. fort Walthaii, on "Wednesday, the I'd Of June.
The Cars running in connexion with the Augusta
Will leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot
O'Clock.
Returning, the AUGUSTA viii / leave Norfolk ON
the alternate days, Wig: Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, at o'clock Am.
The Augusta will touch at Old Point during tho
Bathing season, going and returning and All the
landings on the River.
Fare to City Point N 90
De. to Cokes oriGrove Wharf, 50
Do. to Old Point Norfolk and Portsmouth, q 90
Children over and not over l2 years Of age,
half price.
Servants to Old Point Norfolk and Ports.
NOUN, ....-...................1 80
To any point on the River not below tho
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THos. D0DxMExiD.
my 20 supertntendens.
II AkPEk FOR skPTEMBER.-1he
II Life and Adventures Of Mervyn Chthsroe, BY
Ainsworth-50c cents
Mary seaham, Novel, BY Mrs Grey, three Eng
lsh volumes complete In one--50 cents
Fair Rosamond, or the Queens Victim, by Pierce
Egan, Esq-50 cents
Aunt Phillis's Caoin, or Southern Life Az It L.,
by Mrs Mary Eastman, second supply-50 cents
The Trappers Bride Western Tale 25 cents
Viola, or Adventures in the Far West-25 cents
The Forest Rose, Tale of the Fronfier-25 cts
Prairie Flower, by Bennett-25 cents
Leni Leoti. sequel to the above-25 cents
The Pioneers Dauahter-25 cents
The Daltons, or Three Roads In Life, BY Charles
Lever-50 cents
Homeward Bound, by Cooper, 2vols-5o cents
The Pilot, a Tale Of the Sea, By Cooper, vols
so sents
Heidenmaser, Tale. BY Cooper, voIs--5o cts
The Red Rover, Tale, BY Cooper, . vols--S0
cepts
The sea-Lions, or the Lost sealers, By Cooper,
2 vols-50 cents ss+1
The Red Skins, by Cooper, yols-50 cenfs
The Oak Openings, by Cooper, vots-50 cents
The Prairie, Tale, By Cooper, vos-5u cents
The Crater, or vulcan's Peak. BY Cooper. vols
Together with all OF cooper's Novsls complete,
For sale by G. N. WEST 4 BROTHER,
se3 Under Exchange.
DOOKs, rTATIONEKY AND FANCY
ID GOoD5.-FALL SUPPLY, 1854 "A. AOR.
RI5 late Drinker Il Morris. No. 81 Main stsest IN.
vfes the attention of the city and country trade 10
his large and well selected stock IT LEV, Medical
Theological, school, Classical and Miscellsusous
Books, Blank Books, Stationery, Fancy Goods and
Musical Instruments, now on hand. and 70 which
be 70 daily mailing extensive additions " meee The
wants Of the fall trade.
The country merchants Of Virginia, North caro-.
Ina and Tennessee are assaFed that they VIA 6nd
his sfeck - complete - any " ths Nostherp mar.
kets, and the terms equally favorable.
A. Morris u Sole Agent tor the sale Of Woyesgters
Piano fortes IN Virginia and North Caro6nA, end
he particularly aaD the attention. Of those n want
TO his fne toned and beautiful Instrumenss. e ]
a FAkM FOX sALH.-Ms hsve Ior sale.
"A about six miles from the city. Fern q 10
seres. lying railroad 50 serss cleared, ~ be-
lance IN wsod of original growth.
The improvements ss : good dsehisg housss
and aai oai housss nsesssary: s. . <co~
su3l 0sassal Asssss.
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j whifeninx ana pruoerv1ne ~ Toaeh 81 hoeilnG
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directions of q emin1ns French Phystctans md y
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