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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
"a \ =.

EXCHANGE HOTEL.-RA Wilson, La
| din and2 daughters, w J Simmons, Plttsylva-
mia; c Selden, Powhatan; J T. Bryan, Va; DR.
Anderson. Amelia; DR. Webb, New Kent, VIM
Cohen, New York; X johns, Mrs NJ Webster,
r H Love and daughter, Md; VIM E Green,
lady, child and servant, Charlotte; r H Bugg.
GAINESVILLE; Ricand, La; Taylor, XIV; j
Fletcher and son, La; Johnson, Va; VIM E
Buruef. Texas; Mrs Nj A Williams, Williams
burg; r Nottingham, w III Mapp, James NJ
Nicholson, lady, 2 children and servant, Va;
Wood. Abemarle; F L Douthat, Chas City
County; w Cochran and servant, s C; o A
Crenshaw. Va.
AMERICAN HOTEL.-R Kimbell, Eas.
ton; X Morrison, A Lawrence, Baltimore;
MIR Spencer and lady, Washington; William b
SIicer, H Garrison, New York; Steele and
lady, s Steele, d Steele, Alabama; Col E A
Wyatt, lady, 4 children and 2 servants, Miss
Nj A Greenway, Miss o Boisseau, Capt John
Pegram, Col H Archer, Dinwiddie; Keep
ner, G Nj hiarston, Philada; + Trenholm. w
Reading, N c; A l. Rose. } H Wilson, Geo;
G Blanchard, New Orleans; J Corson, Ala;
c S Eggleston, N c; Slaughter, Fredericks-
burg; E Kicklen, Va; II NJ Price, N j; Hugh
Graham. r Little and lady, DIR Clements, N
c; c Baird, NJ Jordan, Petersburg; c q
Field, Mecklenburg; R Fitzhugh and neice,
Stafford; A l. Scott and lady, Va.
ZULU VI DIAN f1oI EL.-J II E1dTRiOfe,
Piusyivania; Il Gibbs, Chesterfield; w I
Woodrum, Amelia; w N Perkins. Fluvannn;
b b Wilson. Cumberland; VIM u Perkins,
Henry; 5 Perry, Lynchburg; Capt Hedge,
City Point; w . Jordon, E e Jordon Chur-
lott-; Bumpass, L Moore, N c; A
Booker, Cumberland; w B Woolridge. Ches.
telield; 5 Cosby,W Smith, Hanover; A
Lasenby, Bedford; Baylor, Russell; p X
Randolph, Washington; A G Stevens, p L
Cowles, + Morr.ssoa, New Hampshire; E
Johnson, Mississippi; Jordon, Campbell,
c Murphy, Franklin; ID H Smith, Bedford. NJ
Johnson. q DuvalI, GoochIand; Argyle. Va;
Il Goodman. Cumberland; H J Brown,
Buckingham; T A Johnson. T w Bogett, U
of Va; J r Cooke, Richmond; Miss Morris,
Miss Miller, B II Pace, Prince Edward. VIM
Ball. Mass; N Tinsley, Va; VIM White J
Carrar, NJ A d Kisson, and Davis, Hail.
lax.
CITY HOTEL-T G Bryant, Powhatan;
NJ Seawell, Gloucester; T Whaling, Old
Point; A c Dickinson. Junction; Jos Dorset,
Glover Hill; c H Turner, J E Markns, S c;
T d Robinson and daughter. New York; D E
Edwards and son, Phile; s nj Watkins and
lady, King g. Queen; A Adams and lady,
City Point; N b Smuh, Yorktown; Gam
mel, w Slater, Hampton.
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,INHE OLD DOMINION sPEAKs.-Ml

JUN nunI s1suuony, . seh!enlah eAten,
o..oy 49,. Housu ~" Gus y: eiAy YEARS Vi
es ~" Sntoy 'no no"ti, anu ao'iTy o you'n-
- ~ r. - 800, Il 'uo i.o'uio 10 Az
~ NC ~ Aoso oeIn ios,oieu " leai.n
~ -, :aI ," VIC St.S Vi ..'oH nj numbers WIN
sos'ny = Ae' S*iou ~ ~ i an olneI reneuies
IT; i"neu uua no ,aao nas "! .ne
cnIon' anu c'eiy "heiI INC dliic'eu uah IL as tue
"onoefio III discovery Vi Tue age.
Tue WIFI nesei Deioio sd" suca ihass u
hoiie tesliihohy given ~ any o'he' 1heocae.
rohisMeoIH, 1u'y Sth' 1871
nr' :. Il. DoeSH-Deat or 1 eci IL a oulY 70
49, $500, ' IatT ue.nSu iro,n DI
nnni ~" aDLL ~. For
nuioo' ol yea Haf0 Gu iioiA uieease' Dui
" tedoi uesieo loi lIle iast tiiee yeais-one OF
luz ~, ~. was from tnis
" caul't' Aa1oJ isuneieu " suc al extent thal
.iie was iea'iS atlach ON me was oil
teies ~ ~ On any . iel PEI oi waom nave
heaia' az lales IL was ilhe tue Papitation OF the
was oonsIaut humping ana oeatns
chest and stomsch-some OF the attacks would last
lor weeks-my stomach Was much distsnded, with
Constant pam, sfeat "eahness ana cohAipatiSn OF
tLe oomei7: iIouih NJ. eat the most simple food
W . paaa als1 gnsalY rom disease
OF the Aldneys, vain constant PAIN in the back, 80
taat couia walk ohly with great difnonty-l tried
nearly al the most popular patent medicines OF the
oas, oul ioono no feaei' hao also the oesf medl,
cai attehoance-one Vi my physicians frankly told
ME "as no uee iof NE 70 De paying MIN Tor advice
rs ne couio DO me no good ave up almost in des
pair ana thought my disease Certainly incurabie.
Az tniS juhcture hedrd OF Hampl0n's sege.
.ants iinSAure. refused 10 give 1t thai, al
thousn peIsuaoeu oy my friends, until my son pur.
Chased Anew oottles ana requested me to try it,
AFTER taxing II a le" umes' II had most happy
enect upon ne-my' confidence increased, and after
taxing three oot,les, my dyspepsia, or disease OF
the stomach was nearly II not entirely cured
new ieei myself Anew man, and in better health
than ior years. ! an certain that the cure in my
case was made BY this hamptoh's Vegetable Tine.
ture alone Since my cure, have recommended
the i'ncture 10 number OF my friends, who have
also been 10y H. Some OF the cures have
been made ss rapid and equally wonderful as mine,
=, present my respects TO Messrs Mortimer g.
Mowbray, the prohrleiors of this valuable Medicine
ana say To them Its value Is above price, and from
my cure ana "nakI nave seen of the etfacts upon
otners, snail ever feel 1t my duty to recommend
!! 70 'ns sunerlng lnave no aDuDt many valuable
lives will oe prolonged by its use. | hope the af
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lust PUBLIsHED-Th Clifford Family,
j by Virrinan, l2mo-paper rs cents, muslin

lust PUBLISHED-The Chffofd FANNY,
y by Virginian, l2mo-paper 10 cents, musi'n
81 n,.,,.,s
The Bleak House, part g. by Charles DICKENS
l2mo. with Illustrations, publishing IN numbers
l2k cents each. o,,,
Lotus Eating, Summer Book by q w Curfis,
author of Nile Notes OF q Howadji, the Howaojl IN
SYRIA. &c. l2mo beautifully illustrated from de-
signs by Kensett-psper so cents muslin IS cents
Mysteries, or Giimpses of the Supernatural con
tanning Accounts of the Salem Witchcraif, the
Cock Lane Ghost, the Rochester Rappirgs, the
Ssratford Mysteries, Oracles, Astrology, Dreams,
Demons, Ghosts, Spectres, &c by Charles WHY'S
Elliott l2mo-paper 81 cents, muslin Is cents
Pierre, or the Antiquities, by Herman vile,
author of Typee, Omoo, Redburn, &c, I2mo-pa.
per 81, muslin 81 70
The Child at Home. or the Principles of Fiial
Duty Familiarity Illustrated, by John ABBOTT,
beautifully embellished with wood cuts. l6mo-
muslin 60 cents
The Mother at Home, or the Principles of Mater
nal Duty Familiariy Illustrated by John Abbott
with numerous engravings l6mo-musn 60 cents
Manual of Grecian Antiquities, from the best and
most recent sources, by Charles Anthem, LII d,
with numerous illustrations, l2mo-sheep S7k cents
A Latin-Enelish and Eneli, Latin Dictionary,
for the use OF Schools, chiefly from the Lexicons
of Freund, Georges, and kaltschmidt by Charles
Anthem, LII d, small 4to- sheep 81
Harpers Magazine for September, 1926 cts
NASH 81 WOODHOUSE,
Dealers in Piano Fortes, sc, Eagle Square
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a u go
DICHMOND AND DANVIELE RAIL
70 ROAD. OPEN TO MOORES ORDINARY,
T. s.

ES ROAD, OPEN TO MOORES ORDINARY,
SIXTY-FlVE MILES.
\ On and after Monday. August l6th,1a52, regu-
lar Passenger Train will run between Richmond
and MooTes Ordinary, connecting at that point
with Flagg e. Cos line OF Stages for Burkevie,
lFarmvne, Halifax C urthouse, Charlotte Court
house, Danville Milton and Greensboro.
/ Passengers for Lynchburg willistnPat the juno
ton, and connect with Flagg & Cos Line OF Sta
igas.
The Train viii stop for passeneazaonly at the fol-
lowing points:
Manchester, Powhte, Robiou's, Coal Fields, To.
nahawk, Powhatan, Petersburg Road, Mattoax,
Soott's Shop, Amelia Courthouse, Wyanoke, Jen.
nIngs Ordinary, Hay toksh and Liberty Church.
! Leave Richmond every daya{eHcept Sunday at
n o'clock. A n. Returning, leave. Moo-es Ordina-
Try at l:50 P
1 Children over B. and not over 12 years of sge,
hall price to any points except the two frst
Servants travelling by themselves must be furnish.
led with two passes, that can be retained in
the Office; and it must be expressly stated on the
pass that they are permitted to 60 OH the Cars.
day, Wednesday and Friday, The Wednesdays
Freight going only to the Junction.
NB-The stage leaves MeDre,s Ordinary every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 1890 o'clock,
NJ arriving at Danville merit day al 81 A NJ, and
at Greensboro at 10 NJ, and returning meets the
Cars OF the same point every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday.
Through ticket from Richmond to Danville, 50
DO DO do do Greensboro 10
Through passengers NIT, providing Themselves
with tickets, will be cons;deEed Way passengers
andcharged an increased rata.of fare
aul2 John H.. OSBORNE Supt
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MARINE NE VS..
RICHMOND HAT MANIFACTO.


Airy subscriber invites the attention of
the trade TO his new and extensive Fall Stock of
HATS and CAPS, which comprises all the various
grades, styles, colors and qualities of Grentlemens
BoJs' aud Childrens' Hats and Caps now in use.
Merchants Of Virginia. North Carolina and Ten.
nessee are particularly requested to examine before
gCing further North, tbs almost infinite variety IF
goocs now ready for their inspection at this esrab
lishment. Those who have the disposition to pre-
fer home manufactures and encourages home in.
dustry, can do with Advantage by supplying
themselves and their customers with Richmond
made goods, which will be warranted as fine in
quality and perfect in workmanship as can be pro
ouced in any market in the world while the prices
shall be reduced to the lowest and most economical
American standard. Those who may wish to pat
ronize the manufactures of other States can be fur
nished W tn Northern and Eastern goods at the
manufacturers prices The stock consists of the
usual variety of fine fashionable Hats and CAPS Of
old gentemen's broad brims from the finest to the
lowest qualities Servants Hats and Caps of all
kinds from one dollar per dozen uD; Children and
infants Hats and Caps, Ladies' Riding Hats, all
the various styles and qualities of suti Hats Tar
paulln, Wool and Glazed HATS all the grades of
Caps, hair, seal, cloth, leather plush COTTON and
silko Fur Caps up to the very finest Otter and Bea
yer.
Ladie>' Furs-Mufs, Tippets, Muffatees,
Cuffs, Vctorines, Foot Mutis Misses and Chidrens
Murs Vlctorlnes, sc, as complete and well assert.
ed stock OF these goods is usually kept in the
most fashionable fancy Fur stores of New York
au 3I-2m JOHN DOOLEY, 81 Main st.
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.

A TALE OF THE OLD DOMINION
"A For sale by J. w. RANDOLPH, Aug. 23rd--
The Men of the Time, or Sketches OF Living No.
tables-4l SO
The Matter Builder or Life as Trade, by Day
kellogg Lee, author of Summerfeld, &c-si
The Life of Gen Frank Pierce, Paper-oo Genus
Aunt Phihs' Cabin or Southern Life Az II H. oy
Mrs Fl Eastman--50 cents
FAIRGROUNDS the Miser, Tale
Tie Clifford Family. or Tale OF the Ola Do"i-
MON, one of her daughters
Lotus Eating, Summer Book, by G w GURUS
author of Nile Eotef, &c
No Bleak House, by Dickens-12 cents
Eyelina, or the History of Young Lady INTRO
duction to the World, by Miss BurneyLvoi Gov
the use of Schools, by Charles Anthem, LII
The Child at Home, or the Principles OF = iiai
Duty Familiarity Illustrated, by John Aooes'
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A LABATA WAKE A s UBsTITUTE
n FOR SILVER-The attention OF the public is
respectfully caled to the shove named Ware. al
being SubstsfRte.fofrSilver which for ase
Ia guaranteed to 10 equally - good. 1t ia NJ stal
which 10 much. harder thna Silver cons, que ,tly
VIII last iof ger ana bear tougher usage Ii is a
combination of astals ~.aieh are perfectly care.
ana are as frea from, oo1rosion a. Silver i.self:
therefore, every aziics will be warranted to retain
its original colon
Our articles are all manufactured bv ,ssenb
Gates & Sons, sud .Jamea Dixon q Sons. Sh ..fSe.d
ave heavily pltSad with 3are Silver which a,akes
tnen me fac sgsnie Of Saver ITSELF and car be en-
graved precisssythe ssme Being direct ssnport.
ers OF the abaSs, We an@ enabled show aa,atsort
ment equal toany at the North. and at rg:ces as
low and reasonable. The attention of He lei keep
ers 10 earnestly. solicied TO ths kind of Mare IA
Tor their useSaey will h"d it answers a batter pur
pose tnan silver, Is soGut one-fourth the cost Our
assortment consists IN part Of the folio r;gq such
rs 1soie and Dessert Forks Medium ggrks fog,
breakfast iea, Oysasr Forks new ar,c "a wi h tws ~
Prongs Hickie E6sa&s, &C. Tea, Table. and Des-.
seIt Spcaps;; SAIL Mustard, and Egg Snoon -.
sauce, GEavy, Soup, and To-day Ladies; But,,r
KNIVES, Ac, &c bee Cream Knives. Fish Caryes,s
Asparae % Tonga DC Butter Coolera..a new Asst,
Gle; Saa HoluesA Sugar Baskets, Water Pitches.
OF most elegant designs, the fac sinA,e of Silssr
laoie 'ssstors stationary and revolvisg some ns,h
cold SsNer me antngs. Cake Basfesa Urn. and
Swing, Tea keuaea, with Heaters, &c. &c 10 he. haa
at ~ ~ Mr. ~ ~, " l1aA
House Furnishing Store, l3f Main ssraet.
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- !! j ,!;R.6 Has n1ls y aSorE!4l

I - q - . q
Ge1o - r. -
6EAT NDRTHEEN MAIL KOUTE--
Il New and ComfortabIe Schedules.
TWICE DAILY. FROM RICHMOND TO NEW
YORK. WITH TRANSFERS OF PASSENGERS
AND BAGGAGE, THROUGH THE CITES or
pHiA. FREE OF EXTRA CHARGE On and AZ
ter the lssof March, tho following osick and com.
Portable schedules win be run over the inls,d route
between Richmond and New York. Leaye Rich.
mond daily af O'clock and o'clock p AZ.
arrive in New York dalv. al 81 a. M. and oil p Ar
Fare To Wsshington' lst class sests IS SO
= ID a.-......4O 90
a-psls;,nore LAT a..7 90
" :. % 90 s On
De.wt1n Dai'iuiolo anu hiiAooipni" ~ , m
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A CITY miss, i.emis iss.aiira as the wife ofa
hrmer. was one day called upon by neigh
Dor Of the sumo profession, who, in the abss nee
o. her husband, asked her fer the loan OF his
plough short lime. Il am sure you would
= accommodates" was the reply. il DIR.
0sons was only at home-f do nof know though
sesre ne KEEPS his plough. bur- she added.
ey'esaty zesions TO serve, s.there Is The carr in
= the yafd--couldn't you plough : hi thai mi
~. Store gcts backlJ - 80 -
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ylsSOA 6kANS.-iON Ihs q .-.-. -.
.ra tsoY favored oronqua Reans iusr q s s..S
-" s ~ sa'e ~ BENNETT 4 afsrRa -
Oa;GtstA l95 M4ia erect
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jeal Sole Agents for the State Of vlrrlni.

WI Is. SUBSCRIBERS have associated
themselves for the purpose oil conducupg ID
TINS cisgs Tobacco and General Cemmis.
sion Hnatacss, under the Firm of KENNEL y
Dudley, and respectfully solicit your PATRONAGE
Que business viii be- exclusively ce0a;Elssiea
ouss,,sss; and an experience OF twenty years y
our senior partner in active Mercantile es IN tns
cia7s and determination on the part ct hoen' 70
pramote the Interests of our friends. win. we nope
sss'ifs 10 us liberal support. We aae prepares
70 make the usual Advance on ConssxSnmen" -
hand. and to purchase Produce, sc, on the Gus,
tomary terms. We viii occupy tbs large ana
commodious Warehouse, No "A Pubic LssdIns'
JNO. kENNETT,,
JNO. w. DUDLRY.
Refer to Jas. Warwick, Esq. Jaas Thomas J'1
Esq; Messrs Thomas SamI Hardgrove, ana
sutton Y Winston
Cincinnati. April 18th. 1859. teI5-Sm
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QUARLES d BhOOA E, dealers in Boots,
Shoes. Has, Caps, Bonnets, Trunks &c, DC, No
u Pearl street, Richmond, Va are now receiv z1s
full assortment OF goods suitable for the. tall
trade, to which they would call the attention OF
country merchants, farmers and the public gene
rally. Their stock is large, and comprises one OF
the most complete assorlmeLts to be found i'm any
house; and being DESTROYS OF selling on the most
accommodating terms they think that they can en-.
sure satisfaction to their customers
They are largely engaged in the manufacture of
Shoes which will enable them to furnish superior
article and in mo.t to regulate the sizes to
suit purchasers. Believing that good article is
always cheapest, they will at all times endeayor to
furnish such goods will prove satisfactory to the
customer. Purchasers are respectfully invited to
call 3l-dlm
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
ST e A vi S a / p RIGA N KE
FOR NEW York; VIA, NORFOLK.

EA The ROANNKE, CAPT PARRISH.
f will receive Freight Monday at IL
NSEGse&5SlA O'Clock, for New York, and cont,
nue. to resolve itiop to the hour of
> O'Clock, on Tuesday afternoon, and leaving at
O'Clock on that day as usual!
Passengers can seleeta Berth irom plan of the
Ship at our Office, So sih aide of the Basin
Passage to or from NewrYor including meals
and fine state room accommodations only $40
sseerage passage to arfrom do only half price,
For freight or passage, apply at our office south
side of the Basin.
All 16-fa 4, yyArCON
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N OTlCE.--1nc suusc. lDers have formed a CO.
l partnership under the style OF QUARLES &
BROOKE aud will continue the Hat and Shae
Rusin IS at the old stand of the senior partner
HENRY w. QUARLES
ROBERT II HROOEE
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III IMPORTANT NOTICE TO :
P No FORT ES--

IA N q + ORT 49,
81 TAYLOR is constaaty receiving
III n Dshperior Piano For sesi rom. Ennn
s@s q Clark, and other .elebrated maxi.
ers, and asks the att ntion of Purchasers ss hin
Stock, which he viii warrant, and viii sci, sfxerv
moderate prices.
Pianos repaired, Tuned, let on hire, and taken
in exchange at his Piano Forte aas Music Store
Je 2l-ts 100 slnin street.
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PRIVATE PKACTICE.--Dr PLUME =
co. may be consulted, coAfidentially, fof Ine
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Glaaduiar Swelinss, or en-
iargcments, Syphilis, and ell morbid discharges
whether recent or csyeaic. Also, all those eoin.
plants termed female diseases The adsefs, sas
invite attention to their chemical extract OF W.
Flowers, whsrh may DO regarded a. the very oe.'
article known, To give tone and vigor 70 eei.a.
abused aud deslitated organs well a. 10 reaosa"
ssystesn snattered BY dissipation or othsr cause
Medicines securely put up, with taii difecuons
and sent to order. Post paid letters promplyE
tended TO. 0fice on Franklin street, below "a
Rich1,nr.a Vir.sri. fay
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USTs on faursday escsins, ptopsO.y uriweeA
- the African Church ana the Ci'y Hail. Peek.
% Beck, contsiuins some sJ0in money. and soa,v
papefe valaaole only 70 the owner. A liberal Re
ward viii be paid tor the recoyefv al ths pa.ts.
BOOK & and contents. Apply q the Dispatch Once
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APlCES FOR FlCkLlNG, r 4 kskks'
~ ING. &c.--Aface, Eiovcs. hutiasss
Clnnamoa, Allspice, Rsce Gingers White 90
Hack Pepper. White do
Long 10, Cayenne do
BLACK and white Muatard Seed
Turmefic. Cetery Seed, 6wces OIL
ftf Gala low ~ WM. u. DADK
Ckcmist and Apoths cary,
~ ~ Nsin street., near Old Asfkek
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FOR RENTI
u0UsE FOR KENT.-The Brick r

- u0TIaF EOR KENT.-The Brick re.
8f3 nsment, corner Of Marshall and Madison sts.,
80 occupied by Doctor Walthall, II for rent, and
Immediate possession may De pad nas s~o s "a.
aonr. and two on the second, and has IN additlon,
large ar convenient closets The lot is exten.
sive and has on il wood house and well, which
affords supply OF the pest wa'ea Cook % Aien'
az oo General Accents.
a. rUH KEnT-lne upper part OF the
sS.I house occupied by .ir David B. Franklin, on
iroad street Il has FIVE good rooms and two
closets, and in the ard are good kitchen and a
bvdrant The premises have lately been repaired
throughout, and may be taken in possession imme-
ToLER e. COOK,
aus General Agents..
a. FOR kkNT-Ihst most desirable Store
E:::a on Main street, next below Col Titus Rice's
Tor some time past occupied by Messrs. Drake &
Lorrison, dealers in Carriages. This Is considered
one OF the best stands on Mfin street for large
Grocery, Dry Goods or Clothing business The
house is large, and would be found convenient in.
almost any line of business, beng situated in the
best business part of the city, about equi distant
from two of the railroad depots Possession may
be had in few days. Rent 500 per annum.
TOLEK g. COOK,
au General Agents.
Nfa FOR RENT.-A neat wooden Tenement
81 near Mr. Glenn's brick yard West of Brook
Avenue II has three Rooms, and attached is a
Garden containing many Vegetables. Rent. Sc 25.
per month. TOLER COOK,
al l6 General Agents.
G. FOR RENT-Thoee two large brick
U:a Tenements situated on Cary street, End and.
3rd from the corner of 18th, now occupied by MIR.
George D. Harwood as Tobacco Factory. Pos
session given 1st January. For terms, appyto
BENNETT BEERS;
au9 Druggists, No. 1875 Main street.
a. FOR KENT. two newly built threestory'
LEE Houses, with Jas pipes lhroughout-on Main
street. between End and 3rd streets. Apply to
nv 26-ts w. GODDIN.
O. FOX KENT-A laIge front Room over
W.. our store on first floor.
KEEN, CHILES e. BALDWIN,
aus No lO2, Main street.
sE:s FUK ftENT-A lodging ROOM over my
#::d store, 81 Main street
sul8 JOHN THOMPSON.
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r. FRANCE d CO.,
SUCCESSORS OF +. NORRIS a. CO.,
Main Street, Richmond, Vas

S52,4iS, oU OF 5000
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class U, to, BIS.
drawn II Baltimore, Saturday, September 1afh,
1852. Is numbers Il draw
CAPITALS:
,4i8 so of..-. $4,000
Tickets SIS halves 7 so anarters 3 rs.
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y BY explss. A W. sss. CaAPE sIAwLs:
S :. snawls OF this fails imp.rtsr;a. new io OF
sn,ecs aua Emorodered Ones from q s.
we are enabled to sell the - - uoisrs
Wishing s, es. .asn the u.ua prices therefore mos.
Also, severn, n.c. WIN please give US call
"emsek Prints At sixpence worth nias saoandea
~ alrungs, shsstings. Tickinas and Fisnn,ss
buying Your .o 70 ave from g to 50 per cent BY
an 10 y. AiLLHiSER BRO.
1913 nssssa a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-04
ERESH WHITE SUI PHUR AMI
~ OTHER MINERAL. WATERS We have jus

Ea&ESH WHITE SULPHUR AND
IT OFFER MINERAL. WATERS We have Just
raeaived supply at White Sui hur SAaser, from
aae. GreeDbrier Whta SulpfKr Syringe
), Fresh Blue Lick WateE, direct frcm the Blue
.sick Springs in Kentucky
Saratoga Water, .rDm. aas Congres..Spring, sara
stoga.
Oak Orchard Aud, MiMfrsl Water, rom the Oak
Orchard Acid MS.sTal Springs, Gesassee county,
New York.
This water is highly recommended by medical
men, and is coming rapidly into usa ter various DIS
eases, such as elronic affections OF the digestive
and urinary organs, ans some OF iaa cutaneous ds-
eases, chronic dYspepsa, chronic liarhosa, carons
dysentery, chronic dmress, ch.onic cystus dis'
betes, in casea of low typhoid seEers in GONZALES
cence from pr.tracse fevers, tosxcite the apperfo
and promote 3igessann, piles, daOpsJ. sc,
Ordinary dose for an adult, = wine glass fal, Oh
luted taken saree times day.
Pamphlets embracing its xsaalyss, BY Professor
Silliman, O. iqions of medical writers and yaa9us
letters ~ Its curative properties in certain DIS
eases, furz.shsd yratuisous2 oy
ADIE GRAY
je21 S@le Agents for the State of Virginia.