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Lamasco Steam furniture Factory.
WHOLESALE 81 RETAIL.

80 Messrs. KARSCH, WETZEL d KLINTWORT
s.==s-S would inform the public that having recently
~ established in Lamasoo City, Steam Furniture
ssseSzi Factory they have commenced manufacturing
Bureaus Bedsea6s Wardrobes and several other kinds
Furniture by seam thus enabling them TO furnish these
articles lower than be purchased in this city,
and GiReRRcti Factory prices Their work in every
respettis equal TO that fhc Cincinnati factories.
they also prepared to do Turning worn ofevery des
crption and win be prepared TO furnish country manu-
curers with what they desire in this particular The at
teniion these wanting Furniture is called to the work Of
this Factory.
Fourth We keep for sale Chairs Of different varieties,
besides all other kinds of Furniture, at the room.
fdec9-.Sl
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cHANoEp ouARTERs

IIOLLINGSwORTH & HUGHES have removedtheiI
stock Of Queensware to Posters Block, one dooI
above the Bank where they will be mos. happy to
their old customers and many new ones as may desire
goods at Eastern Southern rates. We have just re-
ceyed late importation and respectfully soicta call.
aug9 HOLLlNGSWORTH IL HUGHES.
CILKf CE-5 cartoons 81 inch silk Lace for sale by
- je2' As. Low a. CO., Az Main ST., LOU, Ky.
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DIR. BURCH, DENTIsT.

As returned to Evansville after necessary absence
III of time. Those who desire his professional
services requested to call the Office Those in debt
to him reminded this is the commencement of new
wear. rfebQ-ul
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4. II. HOOD.
+. IL. HOOD. A. J. WHEELER
EVANSVILLE BOOK STORE.

RE constantly receiving, i'm addition to their forms
"A large stock, a new supply of
Books ana stationery.
of every description. New Publications as issued by
the Eastern Publishing Houses, regularly received :
oUr Wholesale and Retail prices are the same as az
Louisville or Cncinnat wish remird Country Mer-
chants OF this fact the proof of which is in trying us
large and well selected assortment of Miscellaneous
School, Medical and Theological Books always on hand
to select from.
Printing, Writing, Wrapping and Fancy Papers; Blank
Books OF every description and quality; American and
Foreign fancy Stationery OF all kinds constantly on hand
Music Teachers supplied on liberal terms with the best
of Guitar and Piano Music.
NPorders for Books not hand promptly attended
10. ljyll l. II. HOOD & CO.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT!

T,HE subscriber is about receive in few days his
Il Spring assortment of
WALL PAPER, BORDERS, FIREBOARD PRINTS,
WINDOW BLINDS. &C., &C,
would most respectfully announce tothe citizens Of Ev
ansve and vicinity that he will dispose of his present
stock little cost and would call the attention
othose who wish opurchase any ofthe above articles
his present stock. JOHN c DEVEREUX, JR.,
u .y9 Mainstreet between 1st and I'd.
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CtANDLES.-iO0 boxes hard pressed Summer Mould
~ Candles warranted ia store aud for sale 10y
jyI5 SAMUEL ORR.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A Sure and Pleasant Medicine for Worms
INHIS certify the suffering community, that hay
obtained most valuable recipe from the hands OF
T. CowLEs as a vermifuge in the form Of candy who
will prevent all DiarrhGas Groups, and all coughs whe
principa is from the effects Of worms, which Is IN
principal cause of thousands going to the graye.ani
knowing the principal Of the diseases. Dr. Cowie
years practice of medicine finds this the mostva
rable of all other nos.rums. A. RUSH.
Main street. betw. Sd and lin.
DosE-A child over one year old will take one hai'
stick every morning for four days. Should this not
the desired effect give small portion of SIENNA teal
hour after taking the candy. loeue-uI
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wOoDBUl,N,s FEVER AND AGUE
- DEvOHGDY

NTOW offered to the public for the first tine ms eo
IN icine has existed in private family for more ina
fifty wears has been distributed to considerable eNten
among friends and has during the whole time aud ~ an
instances proved itself never failing remedy whether
applied common cases or TO third day aSue oil wei
known stubborn notoriety.
Such experience together with numerous solicitations
from friends induced the proprietor to give II to Inc
public. The undersigned, who know the medicine by
their experience have consented to take an agency
for part of Indiana and Illinois, and now offer by the
dozen single bottle, with the express UNDERSTANDING
that the money will always be refunded where tine med
ecinused according tdorecons does not affect perfect
and permanent cure. [mhl0u ALLlS d HoWES.
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REMOVALS., &C.
REMOVED.

II HAVE removed my Office to Water street. next door
to the Lafayette House" where be found at al
times by day night unless professionally engaged.
ap3n JOHN SHAW, c. NJ, NJ. D., &c.
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SAFES.

lust reed an assortment OF Rich & Co.'s Improved
u Patent Safes, which will sell at New York
factory prices, with addition offreight only.
ALLIS 81 HOWES,
Sole Agents for Southern Indiana.
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BORDERS.

DLEACHED MUSLINS.-2O cases reed per steamer
ID Eclipse, and for sale by
jeIi JAS. LOW &. CO., All Main ST., LOU. Ky.
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DEMOVAL.-F0STERS & BROWN have removed
othe- stock Of Groceries TO their large and commodous
new store Main aud First streets where they would
be pleased tosee their old friends and the public generally.
octl-U
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CO-PARNERSHIPS, &C.
PARTNHRsIHP NOTICE.

ME partnership in the practice of law ofLaw Battel
Il & johnson has been dissolved. The business of
the firm will be continued under the firm Of Law and
Johnson Attornes and Counsellors at law. mar %
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REMOVED.

~ M. GRIFFITH, has removed his Stock Of Hardware
~. next door, to {. Bells Drug Store, and is now
opening the best selected stock selected by himself in the
Eastern Markets, of Foreign and Domestic Hardware
offered in this Market From his long experience in the
Hardware trade, strict attentsu TO business and fair
prices, he hopes 10 receive shs public patronage
Mechanics, Builders and others invited TO examine
his stock. my1l
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THE
GREAT FIRE IN CHILLICOTHE,

GREAT FIRE In CHILLICOTHE,
sUDHHHOD0
One.third Of the Town Burntt e Ashes!
CnLLIcornE, o., April 18th, 1852.
eRfiemen: Yours OF the 5th Is at hand. In reply,
Safe In the re EXCEPT YOURS, has proved good fol
nothing lost large Safe-Ir PERFECTLY DESTROY
KD-but in the SMALL SALAMANDER BOUGHT FROM
NOTHING WAS ISJuREDJ Your obedent servant,
WIN. + CLEMfONS
The above letter shows that in real hot fire, RrcHs Sal
AMANDERs the only Safes to be depended upon. In
the Pearl street fire, eleuen Safes, of different makers
were totally destroyed, RlcHs SAFE bidding def
ance to the ames preserving notes. bonds and mortga
ges to the vHire of The Chillicothe fire
parallel SAFE RIcms destroyed These
repeated occurrences prove incontesbly that Widcrs
Patent Salamanders with RIcH's IMPROVEMENT, the
best Safes made in the United Statesor in the whole world
They be had at the DEPor 16 WATER STREET. and al
the FAcToRy, corner ofSr. MARKS Place and ATENuEA
New York. STEARNS & MARVIN.
also, at the foIloping AgsReiss.
ISAAC BRIDE, New Orleans, La.
l.. NJ. HATCH, Charleston, s. G..
THOMPSON & ONDESBURYS, Baltimore Nd.
HoLvOAKE, LOwNES d CO., Memphis, Tenn
EDDY Il MORLEY, Toledo, O..
ALLIS & HOWES, Evansville, Ia.
s. SHEPABD 81 CO., Buffalo, Wy.
WALTER X. MARVIN, Lockport N. Y.
BARNEY BROTHERS. Mobile, Ala.
CHAS. III. CAMPFIELD, Savannah, Ga.
HALL6 MOSES, Columbus, Ga.
DE H0ssET & Brown, Wilmington, &C.
WIN. RANDALL st. Paul, Nj. L.
MORLEY q RAYNOLDS, Cleveland, o.
HAVER BOYD & CO., GAINESVILLE o.
HY. SUGGETT, Rochester, n. Y.
JAS. HUTTON, Montreal Canada.
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paRTNERsUvp NOTICE
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSR
Co-PARTNBRSHIP NOTICE.

MIR. GEO FOSTERisa member of our firm from and
vi after this date under the stve of Fosters
II Brown. lo0tltfl FOSTER d BROWN.
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References.
GEORGE COLLIER
PAGE cS BACON, &, Joui,
CHARLES, Blow & Co.,
CHoUrEAU d VALE,
III. ID. NEwcoMB 81 BRo., Io,;sv;,,a
w. Ii. REYNOLDS,
ELLIS & MORTON,
SrRApER q GoRMAN, | Cincinnati;
HOSEA 81 FRASER,
SPRINGER & WmTEMAN,
J.W. BUTLER q BRo.,
ID. LEEcH az Co., Pittsburgh.
WM. Holmes Co.,
MORGAN, J. M. Buck * MoRGAN,( r,;,.aa,rh;.
SHIELDS * MILLER, 'P
T.C.TWICHELL& CO., Commission Merchants,
New Orleans!s Ue3lyd&wl
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LAW PARTNERSaIP.

TAS. g. ONES and JAS. T.. BLYTHE, Atornies at
81 Law Z, rsville Indiana. have associated themselves
partners in the practice of the law, and Will continue
practice in this aud the adjoining countless and IN the
Supreme and District Court They design turning Their
attention particularly to land law lna short time they
will prepared to give in few minutes abstract ol
the title TO almost any lot in Evansville or its enlarge
ments or in Lamasco, together with Ner professions
opinion as to the title ifdesired. [jy35- dawtfi
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BOOK BINDERY AND BLANK BOOK
MANUFACTORY

THE undersigned respectfully announces 10 the citizens
of Evansville and the adjoining counties that he has
fitted up Book Bindery, First street, between Main
and Sycamore, with all the late improvements for execu
ting every description of work in his line which he il
prepared TO do in the best workmanke manner and at
the lowest Cincinnati prices.
III F7Blank work ruled and bound TO any pattern
u F7Magazines, Music, and every description Of Job
Binding, done reasonable terms. Also Port Folios
Scrap Books, &C., made TO order
IL Orders promptly filed [je5tf1 r. B. 1NNES.
II FPrnceton Clarion, Warrick Democrat and Mount
Carmel Register copy TO amount So and send bills to
advertiser
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Com M 8 = on III OuSe,
SAINT LOUIS.
Jso w. rwIoHELL. JOS MooKIDeE
Twichell & Mogridge,

Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
Corner Commercial and Pine sts,
WILL promptly attend to all eonsgn. ents and CON-
w missions entrusted TO hem and will make liberal
cash advances consgnments Bills of Lading in hand.
Orders for the purchase Of Lead GRAIN Hemp ana oher
Produce will be promptly filed at the lowest possible
prices and on the b. 1t terms
They will also undertake the settlement and collection
claims Importance ard hope, by their especial per
andaention to all the interests OF
TO give general satisfaction.
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II. G.. TVlClIELL q CO.,
Forwarding and Commission House,
NEW ORLEANS.
YTNHlS long established house confne their attention
strictly to sales and purchases commission and to
the Forwarding business generally.
They solicit continuance of the liberal patronage here
tofore given them.
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HOUSE, ST GIN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING

WI w. TILESTON is ready to receive and promptly
w attend to orders in his line of business at his shop,
corner of Main and Second streets, Mr. Capellos
Clothing Store He prepared to execute in the best
Plain and Fancy Sign Painting in all its varieties lmlta'
tons of Wood Marble, &C., and Ornamental Painting
generally. He also socs orders for House Painting and
will always bs ready attend 10 orders left upon his slate
at the shop door noy27-ul
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CASH CASH.!

A SUPPLY of Phosgene Gas, the cheapest and best
IN light introduced in Evansville always hand,
. nd for sae,by JOHN c. DEVEREUN, JR.,
n,yIo Sycamore near Water.
IME.-aOO bbls suderior White Lime for sale low by
l A ap3O GRAHAM u FARRELL.
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DAINTS Ground in Oil, all colors, in cans from Que
III ten pounds, for sale by
KELLER g. FARNSLEY, Druggists,
mhl3-n No.l4 Water street, Evansville, Ind.
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TAKE NOTICE.
Great Reduction i'm Carpets!!

COTTON YARNS-2OO bags Cotton Yarn guar
" anteed Of BEST QUALITY, for sale Us follows:
500s u cents;
60es 81 do;
zoos ). do;
ALso-Carpet Chain, Cotton Batting heavy. ff Osra-
burgs, etc., for sale EQUALLY Low.
je3 s. K. GILBERT 81 CO.. Syc. near Water.
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AND ILLINOIS RAIL-
ROAD.
Summer Arrangements.

Rates of fare the heretofore fixed except when
persons take excursion ticket, when the rates Will be
follows:
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CONGRESS-TUEsnAy.
HENRICo

sENATE.-A large number of petitions in ia.
vor OF The homestead law Were presented.
Mr.. Hunter presented the joint resolutions of
the legislature of Virginia in favor of the pre.
s'rveiion OF the Wheeling bridge.
Mr.. Stockton presented the memorial of in
ventors in favor of the completion of the Patenr
Office. '"'''
4. Mr.. james presented the memorial of The
Industrial Congress in favor of the homestead
law.
The House bill. ratifying an exchange of Ger.
tain government lots in Natchez, Mississippi.
was taken up and passed.
Mr.: Coopers resolution directing an inquiry
into the expediency ofemployiDg certain artists
to paint historical pictures for the EXECUTIVE
mansion was adopted.
Alter debate on several Intellectual motions to
take up particular bills, the Senate went into
executive session.
HOUSE OF REPREsESTATIvEs.-Tb House
passed the bill making appropriation for the
construction of certain roads in Minnesota.
An Intellectual effort was made to take up the
6ili Tor the establishment ola branch mint in
California. -
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.

EXCHANGE HoTEL.-G L selden,
Washington; Simpson, charlottesville; Mics
Cranks, Miss s cranks, Albemarie; Miss
Kerfoot, Miss White. Miss Earl Mr. kerioot,
Clarke; A II Campbell, Marion; OIL Thomp
son. J r Randolph, w P Parrish, Charloiies-
vile; N M r Todd, Norfolk Fife, Char
lotiesville; w Ryan, Baltimore; E Will
lisms, New York. w Coleman.- Lunenburg; J
N Robson, Charleston, b G Green, Washing
ton; N e Gray P Campbell, Hopkinsvile;
w Common, Tennessee; r Hamilton, Va; DIR
Rogers, Albemarle; DR. Steele and lady, Mrs
Churchman, Miss Churchman, Staunton; b G
Sweete. Princeton; G l. c Grempt, Scot
land; w 5 Archer, Ameiia: w Leitch, Buck
ingham; z Bryan, Gloucester; J Mellow
ell, Finnastle; L Warehouse, Oliver.
Va; X Glover, London; J I Simms, Miss; l.
Burress, lady and 2 daughters, Miss Holla'
day, Va; A b Fowler, Campbell.
CITY HOTEL.-G Rogers, Princess Ann;
G Ferguson, Mrs Ferguson and Miss Fer
guson, 81 Louis: O d Harris and ID Nament,
Hanover; T Whaling, Steamer Augusta;
L Whaling, Petersburg; w Darracott;
g. P r r; J H Eidin, Va; T Steers and iaoy,
Penn; J NJ Cargo, Va; G Ponder. ia;
Shotwell. Liberty; r g Edwards, y y; w
Huckstep, Albemarle; X B Davis, louisa ID
Ennis, r & ID r X; X Atkinson & lady; Pe-
tersbnrg. -
lips, Charles City: 5 French. Old Point; E I NJ
Richards and family, Prince Edward; c o Sanford
and Gaines, Petersburg; w Mailer, N Y;
Harris, Buckingham; Butt, Va; C Smith and
T D Gdggarj University; w w Jones, Bucking-
ham, A II Hicks, Nashville, Tenn; w Flournoy
aud Lynch Lynchburg; w G Noble, Y; J.
Claiborne, Danville; NJ Yancey, Buckingham;
Cow Barry, Michigan; L. McKenney, spottsyl
vania.
COLUMBIAN HoTEL-Mrs Moon, daughters
and son D T Moon, and VIM Moon, Aloemarle;
J Myers, New Hope, Va; M Glapin, J Fox
and Grimsley, Va; .. Fox and I & Moon, Hen
rico; J NJ Young, Rappahanock; Barker, Prince
Edward; P Aliriend and Cartwright, Petersburg;
w Spears. II Spears and r Robinson, Chester
field; A Trent, Appomattox; s A Ingram, w d Far
ley, J wilkes, w G Tucker and C w Fitzgerald,
Nottoway; w 4 Ertes, Granville, C; E Scott,
Powhstan; w scott, Buckingham; Col H Thorn.
as, ] w Webb, L Harvey and II A Booth, Char.
lotte; L Leay, Amelia; T NJ Fowlkes, Lunen-
burg; Durrett and J Carr, Albemare; NJ Hen
ley, Amherst; w Mathews Goochland; G Jordan.
and Glenn, Campbell c H. r Uptun and Hay,
Cantine.
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Correspondence of the Dispatch.

VASdtNGToN, June 0.
l telegraphed you yesterday that John w i.
Maury had been elected Mayor of this city by
majority ranging between one and two hum
dred such was the impression before the
polls had been heard from. 1t seems now,
however, that his majority over Mr.. Lenox
the present incumbent, is 893-a greater ma
Jority,I believe, than any such officer ever be-
fore received in Washington. The vote is a
highly complimentary one to Mr.. Maury, as
he tbeinga Democrat) received a cordial sup.
port from the Wings. His own party friends
do not pretend to claim his election as polit-
ical triumph. They are well aware that, to
the untlring labors and hearty support of the
more sterling portion of the Wing party OF
Washington is he indebted for his success
Mr.. Maury will bring to the Office great ex.
.perience in our municipal affairs talents of a
an influence with his political party in Con.
gress, which will doubtless rebound to the
best interests of the city.
Last night, MIR. NJ. entertained his friends
sumptuously, at Browns Hotel, and until a
late hour, bonfres blazed in every ward, ilu.
ininating the whole city.
Our city is infested with burglars and incen.
diaries, aud robberes and arson have increased
to au alarming extent.
We can hardly expect Congress TO transac,
much business, until after the termination
<of the labors of the Wing Convention. The
House has agreed to a resolution to adjourn
on the 10th OF August, and the Senate will
Doubtless concur therein; or, perhaps, name
an earlier day.
regret TO report no change ia Mr. Claws
CONDITION; he continues very low.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
Csrrespssdence sf he Dispasch.
VIRGINIA BAPTIST ANNIVERSARIES

NORFOLK, June 2.
The closing scenes Of tho Baptist Annivsr.
sanes, to-day, were full Of interest. An excl.
ung debate occurred in the General Associa-
uon on the report ofthe committee on "North
e err Agents. collecting funds In the SOUTH
ne report declared that the causes which in
1919 produced division between the Baptists
Of the North and South, still existed and thes
the southern churches were then justiiable
70 wlthdrawing from the North, il was now
tnetr duty to sustain their own institutions. and
TO discoanteaauce all interference of Northern
agents.
The report was opposed principally on the
ground that il was Unconstitutional TO intro
dace the subject before that body, and inexpe-
sdient Ut the present time to take any action on
the subject. Ii was further objected that this
was an indirect attempt to prejudice the pub
lie mind against the American Bible Union, a
society recently formed in New York TO pub
fish new translation of the English Scrip
lures.
The presence of an agent oil this Society at
these meetings was doubtless the immediate
occasion of the introduction of the subject.
The friends of the report successfully re-
piled TO all these objections. and the report
was adopted by majority Of so.
The following gentlemen were elected the
Board of Managers Of the General Associa-
;tion:
james B. Taylor, H. X. Ellyson, r. H.
'Bagby, >. Harris, James C. Crane, A. NJ. B,i
LEY, NJ. Il. Sumner, c. George, L. w. Allen,
James Fife, J. c. Spots, A. G. Workman, r.
b. G. Howell, r. Ryland, J. Talman, ST., J.
Ieftwich, James Thomas, Jr., A. Snead, +. }.
Barns, Addison Hall, A. Fleet, B. Grimsley,
Thomas Wallace,J. 5. WaIthall, u. r. Crane,
b. Manly, Jr., o. w. Briggs, G. T. WORKMAN.
Daniel Witt, Charles Workman, e. Tyfee, A.
Thomas, j. s. Reynoidson, s. G. Mason, Tn.
Hume, A. Broaddus, j. B. Wood, s. Smith,
X. A. Christian, John F. Tanner, r. H. Bo.
sher.
Rev. DIR. Howell was appointed to preach
the next annual sermon, and it was determined
to hold the next annual meeting on Thursday
preceding the first Sabbath in June, 1858.
At the meeting of the Education Society
the subscriptions TO Richmond College we're
increased to 100000.
The Board of the General Association ap.
pointed large number of missionaries, at it's
meeting in The afternoon, and among them
Rev. Reuben Ford, who will labor in the low
err part OF the city of Richmond.
The following officers of the Board were re-
elected:
Rev. J. B. Taylor, President, MIR. Henry X.
Ellyson, Corresponding Secretary, aud ]. T.
Walihall, Recording Secretary.
The annual meeting of the Board of Foreign
Missions of the Southern Baptist Cow ention
was held at night. Addresses were made by
Rev. VIM. F. Broaddus, DR.. Jeter, William c.
Crane and Rev. b. Grinsley, and resolutions
adopted 10 employ larger number Of mission
aries-to establish Mission Schools in Liberia
and recommending a contribution by the
ladies of Virginia 10 aid of the family of the
late Rev. DIR. Judson.
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xrrEGfTTzUE NTx1l. nA1E MOAn.--
sfIMMER ARRANGEMENT.--VIR
spRIN(;s-Notice IL hereby given. that greater 81.
sr.cous win be- offered this season to all vaitors
Of the Virginia Springs than ever were before.
the base OF the mountain SO miles Of the old part
If the Road are now being laid with q heavy T
mil az il will be seen from the following adver.
tisrmeut of ]. H. Timberlake & CO.. that the pub.
lie are enjoying the full benefit of an opposition
line of stages:
hereby informed that we have established line of
Stages to run in connection with the Virginia Cen.
trail Rail Road 10 Staunfop and in a few weeks we
will be the line all the way to the White Sulphur
Springs, and we mean to give satisfaction.
ave think we are entitled to toe support of the
public; we have made heavy outlay, and 30 long
we continue on the line, travellers will reap the
benefit OF quicker time and lower rates. If we are
notsustaned the public will pay for il hereafter.
Passengers leaving Richmond at 6K, A. M.
now arrive in Staunton before dark same day,
avoiding night travel and other discomforts, and
fare reduced at least so per cent
~. II. TIMBERLAKE & CO.
Charlottesville, Va, May 4, 1852"
In short time, more detailed information will
and various through tickets which are being
ranged Suffice it to say, for the present that there
is more comfort and quicker time with less cost
than ever was known before.
The agent of Messrs Timberlske & Co., at the
Ticket office of the Central Rail Road is guaranty.
ing passage through to Staunton at rates greatly be-
low those advertised by them, such may be ex-
By this line from Richmond to StAunton in II
hours, and only one meal on the road.
E. III. GILL,
my S-ts Supt. Va Genital R. Road.