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kKRiyALS'AT The PRINCIPAL HOTELS

EXCHANGE HOTEL Douthai, Charles
c;tv. Mr.. CT, Butter and two daughters, david
die; p woodson, Petersburg; heInq + u sn.
serxant N Carolins; A Graner, baitiMoIe' ns1
Rnss,e. VI C Railroad; } r Rowies and lady, Tsl-
isbsssee. w C dukes Chsrlf ston. u ID Atklne,
W. nj Wison. Portsmou w Cerkran, New
YORK: DR. Roberts and lady, ashingt N; Clark,
CaarIe. ton C; J X Chadwick, Philadelphia; A
Vsnclev.. Trenton, N J; II Vanzsndt, Miss Ca
hsll II : Navy; T Nottingham and w M Mapp,
Northampton; J J Mcdonald end w Gkerson,
Winchester, Va; Rose, N Carolina: Denmead,
Lynchburg; D A Wade, Henry Co; w A Walton,
Farmviile; w Easley, Halifax
AMERICAN HOTEL-H Johnston, lady and
servant, Charleston. s c; J Gray and VA Gray,
William sburg. l. /; J Perkins, Raleigh, N C.: l.
Carpenter: Olmstedd Roanoke; ii Gaines and
Rowlett. Petersburg c w Foster, jr, New York;
w II shields, and Stewart and lady Natchez; I
Alderman, New York; Egerton, Canada; Tho.
mas, Petersburg; J Earl and Miss Earl, Wilmington,
II 8 Pearce, New Bedford; c Judson Utica; w Sy
mopns, Louisville; w II Ryals, Saratoga Co; Z
Jenkins, NY.
COLUMBIA HOTEL-w H Lowry, Powhatan;
Leroy Roper, Petersburg; S Eggleston, CumoeT,
land; A l. Dibble and C Rswlins, Cheste neld; d
Gaines, Petersburg; Clarke. jr, Che neid; n
B Jones, Goochland; w Dickinson, BALTIMORE;
Powell, Amherst; Phillips, Louisa; ID lyier'
Richmond; ID smith, w Win, Or, w "A WIN, )r,
ami J Rux, I.unenburg.
CITY HOTEL.-D Edwards, Baltimore;
H ID Rawlings. North Carolina; DIR M Harris,
New Orleans; A Smoot, California; Perkins,
Miss Mary Perkins, Boston; DIR 5 Goode,
Missouri; Geo Hoopley, South Carolina; Jas
2 Mason, Raleigh; w Crump, New Kent;
H Yeatman, Norfolk; H NJ Mills, Va; Miss s
Mills, do; + johnson, Gloucester G Smith,
Ches ter6eld.
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THE DAILY DIsPATCr
c.rrc.nondence ef the Dispatch,

RED SWEET SPRINGS, Aug. -, 1852.
N,ssrs Editors-I arrived here few days
aimee. snd have found this to be the mosf delight,
f.I Altering place in the mountains OF Virginia,
as I have visited all OF them, and the most OF
them have visited frequently. The proprie-
tors, Messrs. Bias & Gatewood, are very po-
lite and attentive, and SO are their assistants
untiring in their exevtions to please all who
give them call. The servants are the most
attentive aud respectful have ever seen. And
as for the table, will venture TO say there IS
not one in the State of Virginia loaded with
better venison mutton, beef and fowls OF every
description, served up in the very best old '",
ginia style and also pastries, iarts, creams ana
ieilirs OF the most delicious kind. As proc.
Of what have said in regard to the 'aoie,
will here remark, that after partaking OF four
meals at this place weighed, and found that
had gained three and a half pounds IN weight;
but for fear you will doubt The truth OF that, 1
will tell YOU that came from the White Sui.
phu. here, (you know The fare IS ceiebratea
there where | had been sojourning about ten
days. There are about seventy-hve persons
here st this time, and the number rapidly in
creasing.
The amusements are music, from On excel
lent band; dancing, playing backgammon, ten
pins, billiards, and reading newspapers, as
they have a reading room, 1.-THE only one at any
of the watering places in the mnuntains,) we'll
supplied with papers from various parts of the
United States. But the most delightful of them
all is the bathing, which is 30 refreshing aid
invigoraiing, particularly to one like your hum
Die correspondent, whose health is delicate,
and have been closely confined in Richmond
during the summer. There are two magni6-
cent bathing establishments here, one Of them
IL about four degrees warmer than the cele-
brated bath at the old Sweet Springs.
The improvements consist OF commodlus
hotel, with very neat row of white cottages,
most excellenty furnished, sufficient TO &C.
commodate from two to three hundred persons
comfortably. w.
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MARINE NE VS..
PORT OF RICHMOND i.

ARRIVED,
Brig Henry TIL omas, Smith, Boston, plaster to
Shields g. Sommerville
Schr Mary Alkaline, Powers, Baltimore, mdze.
Schr Sarah Elizabeth, English, Phadelphi coal
to- w Wright.
Schr John Compton, Ogden, Philadelphia, coal to
w Wright.
Schr Providence, Parker, James River, wheat
Schr Express, Carlin, James River, wheat.
ScEr ST. Mary, Lambkir, New York.
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The Republican, of Iowa city, states that
two men, named Pierce and William French,
were taken up by the citizens, on suspicion of
of having robbed Mr.. A. b. Sillwell, merchant
tailor, there, and whipped till they revealed
the concealed place of their plunder.
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"Mother," said Jemima Spry to her yepera.
BILE maternal relative, "Sam Flint wants TO
come counting me tonight" swell. YOU Jade
what did you tell him?" "Oh, told him he
might come; wanted to see hor the fool could
act"
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Emmerson was right when he said, tina,
when men go abroad, because they are nothing
at home, they generally come back, because
they are nothing anywhere else.
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distinguished citizen of Cincinnati est.
mates that there were six hundred births in
that city during the month OF July, being above
twenty per day.
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STRAW WROU GIT VEILS.-Strav
~ Wrought Lace Wells, new and very pretty ar
ticle
Black and white Lace Wells
Lace Capes, Collars and Sleeves
Organdies, Lawns, Bareges Tissues
And other varieties Of Dress Goods will he so,5
at great reduction in price For bargains. cali at 90
Main street.
je2i CHRISTIAN e. IATuRop
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NOTICE. The opa tnershp heretofore ex.
~ listing una the name and style of Herring &
She lion, is thisVay dissolved by mutual consent
The name OF the firm will be used By boIh parties
in settling the business
sent them tor payment, and those Indebted will
please come forward and settle.
GEORGE J. HERRING,
Jas. B SHELTON.
July a. 1852. 2awst
The undersigned will continue the grocery and
commission business at the stand formerly occu-
pied by Herring & Shelton, where he will keep
good assortment OF family groceries and solicts
the patronage OF the siends Of the former firm and
the public generally. G. J. HERRING
No. l25 Broad street, opposite Fredericksburg De-
POT. ~ Jy 2o-2awSt
NINETEEN ACRES OF WOODLAND NEAR
IN RICHMOND FOR SALE-The Subscriber of
fers for sale on accommodating terms, 10 acres of
Land situated about one and half mile bel w the
city, and adjoining the land formerly owned by
Benjamin Mosby, and Jesse ?. Keesee
au 4-2aw2w JAMES M TAYLOR. Auct
ADIES, IF YOU WANT GATTFR
Ia BOOTS AND SHOES OF GOOD QUALITY,
call on the subscriber.
The subscriber 10 now manufacturing Ladies'
and Mines Cater Boots and Shoes OF the best
quality that can be had in this country. So Ladies
In want of Boots or Shoes of good quality will
please call snd leave their orders rs they will be
properly attended o.snd no pains spared TO please.
ALEX HILL, lN Main St..
jerS Richmond, Va.
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sES, CARRIAGES,

C%( CAHH1AWES, CAhh1AGES.
HskH The subscriber has on hand, at his
Coach-makng establishment on Lombard Alley,
between Main and Cary, (l3th and l4th streeu,)
near the Columbian Hose, Coaches, Chariettees,
Barouches, Buggies, with and without tops and
Sulkies, all of his own make of the best materials
and workmanship All of which will be sold as low
as good work of the kind can be in the city Of
Richmond; and respectfully ask call from tLosa
in want of any article in the Carriage line, as am
determined to make to order and sell at the lowest
prices possible and al work Sold that is new, war.
ranted. MlCAJAH MANGUM.
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Florence, Ala, has subscribed SI25, 900 for
the Nashville and Alabama Railroad. Private
subscriptions to the same amount have been
made
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CONGRESS-FRIDAY.

SENATE.-Mr. Houston, from the select
committee appointed to investigate frauds in
the prosecution of claims, submitted a re-
port in relation TO the contumacy of witness
who had been summoned 10 appear before that
committee.
The private calender was taken up, and nu-
merous bills were disposed of.
After an executive session, the Senate ad
journed
HOUSE OF REPREsEsTATIyEs.-Sho af-
ter the House met the bill declaring the
Wheeling bridges TO be lawful structures was
again taken up, and discussed by Mr.. Wood
ward for. and Mr.. Thomas NJ. Howe against
it. After which, he morning hour having ex
pired, the House went into a Committee of
the Whole on the state of the Union, MIR. Be-
cock III the chait;) wherein Messrs. Mace and
Moore of Pennsy lvsnia, addressed the COM
mittee at length. and then the bill was further
debated in five minutes speeches on amend
ments until late hour. The committee then
rose, and the House proceeded to consider the
various amendments to the above mentioned
bill, reported back from the Committee of the
Whole on the state OF the Union, which were
not all disposed of, when they adjourned.
TRAVELLING OVER MUDDY RoADs.-Por-
tons OF Ohio were formerly notorious for awful
roads. At some seasons of the year a mile an
hour IS considered good progress Something of
an idea of the mud may be formed from the fol-
lowing anecdote:
A traveller was riding on horseback near
Little Union meeting house, when the mud was
so deep that his feet touched the "loblolly" on
either hand. The struggles of the poor horse
to draw his foot out of The soft clay were of
course desperate, and he could not make more
than mile and half an hour. The traveller
soon came up with man who was standing on
the fence, without coat or hat and with fence
rail was Pumping the huge mortar bed as
though endeavoring to sound it.
"Why, what's the inatter?" exclaimed the
equestrian; "you seem excited and out OF
breath. Are you merely amusing yourself7''
BLESS ye, no." said the fence man. "I've
lost my wagon and team somew here along here
aud am trying to see if 1 could fnd'em.'
The traveller could only give the unfortunate
snan his sympathy, and proceeded on.
Here is the motto of book called the New
England Psalm Singer or American Choris-
ter, by William Billings, a native of Boston,
in New England. The book was published
in l770:-
80, p. a'se the Lord with one consent,
End in this grand design,
Let Britain and the Colonies
Unanimously joint"
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On Thursday night, Searles g. Coburn's
store, under the American House, Hanover
street, Boston, was entered by false keys, and
robbed OF goods to the amount of from one
thousand to fifteen hundred dollars.
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I ADIES' DRESS GOODS AT COST
II Splendid figured aud plain Barage at IS cents
Barsge de LANES 10 and IL cents; fine French De-
lanes 20 cts; nne French Lawns, Swiss and Cam
bic Nusns, satin striped and checked Muslin plain
and fancy Silks. For bargains, call at
y IL JACOB A. LEWIS.
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'TWELvE TO FIFTEEN THOUSAND

NWELvE TO FlFTEEN THOUSAND
L lNCOME.-Ihe proprietor of the Virgin.
la HOase having an off elsewhere, offers his
time in that we'll known and popular BOARDING.
House SO delightfully."- situated, com handing as il
does the most agreeable and refined patronage
To an applicant acceptable to the present b)arders.
Ina VINO VIII accommodate them as they are now
located, no such opportunity can again offer.
moderate supply of Furniture, and first rate
servants, with superior Cook, will go with the
POSSESSION may be had at any time between this
and the LIST of October next.
au l0-d2aw4t wlts
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Z TALK ABOUT DULL TIMES

Some dealers are in the habit of putting on
doleful face, semi-snnually at least, about
the dull season. Perhaps we may do So too,
when we get time But 30 long as we adhere 10
our present mode of doing business, we don't ex.
pect to get time. We take dull times by the fore
lock-for we are determined to makes the Ladies
Saloon" the place for bargains at all times. Thus,
in July and August, we offer our large and varied
summer stock at such rates Is induce those who
call to purchase. Our assortment of Ladies',
Children and Misses Shoes of various kinds is yet
good, and Trunks, Bonnet Boxes, &C., and TO fami.
lies supplying themselves at this season, We make
a satisfactory discount.
WHITE a. PAGE 70 Main street.
jy "a 3doors below Dooey's hat STORE
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FIRE. LIFE AND MAF11,

a. FIRE. LIE AND aAEINS
5G INSURANCE The Richmnaa ~ ~
SAssociation are now prepared ~ ,i rue
policies of Insurance on the sbo,a ~. Ia
scription of risks on as reasonable term, =. oe.
similar company, and respectfully ask share !,
the patronage of the public. Applications s; ~ ~
received at the Office, No. 223, corner of NJ. =
9th streets, where the officers will cbeerfn. $40
nish all information that may be requra3 an an
losses promptly and literally adjusted. AZ
JAMES BOSHER, President
JoHN Fl. BosHER, Secretary. 1919
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Z kAPE sHA WIS! GRAPE suAWT-s

u '1N]AI II STA w IISs CAAFE SHA " I,
~ By express we have received a new lot of
Grape Shawls of this falls importation. con .istng
OF Plain and Embroidered ones from to Is dollars
apiece. We enabled to sell the same for or n.
siderable less than the usual prices therefore those
wishing to purchase will please give US call
Also, several pieces of the same dark grounded
Merrimack Prints at sixpence worth ninesence
Shirtngs Sheetings, Tickings and Flannels, ar lea,
than manufacturers prices.
ii you wish TO save from 25 to 50 per cent nv
buying your goods, then call at
J. MILLHISER & BRO.
au ~ 1873 Broad ar
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A NTRkAClTE COAL.-I am now recei.
"A wing my supply of red and white ash broken
and screened and Lump An !hracite Coal, which |
Will deyerin any part OF the city '"r rs IS per
ton OF 1000 lbs taken from the v-ssel or SIS from
the yard. JOHN w. WRIGHT
au 6 Dock Wis.,
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mn BY THE STEAMER ROANOKE,

MI BY THE STEAMER ROANOKE,
Ill have received cases of those beautiful whts
and pearl Nankin felt Hats, to which invite the
attention of all gentlemen who appreciate az Ella.
CANT and comfortable head covering
JNO. THOMPSON,
81 Main street.
P. 81 have still on hand full assortment of
Canada Straw Hats, as also every kind of Hat
that ancient or modern history gives any account
of. 1T.
10 %
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.RIx MUSIC, MUslC.-P. h TAYLOR
EH IL has received the following favorite pieces
XsKlx No more, no more of Fancy's t,eam ,bv
~ Rinkert
How'd thee too dearly, by Mrs Abbot
Sweeter than the breath of morning, b. Nelson
Efie Dean, by Benkert
Do do, tor guitar
My Home is there by Kirk
Bohemian Polka, by Petrak
Spirit do by Barnett
Empire Grand March, by Tomber
Compromise Waltz
Liberty do.
jy2 Music Store, 100 Main AZ
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E1N1Yl To fRAVELL ERS.-To
kITEvd those contemplating visiting the
1GSs4sl SVSprings, Bathing places, or any
where else that business, health or
pleasure mry entice them. wish 10 cay word or
two. II you want to buy Truns of any descrip'
uon, be sure that you come down up, as the case
may be, to No. 43 Main street. sign OF the Big Boot,
just below the City Hotel on the opposite side, as
lice sure you can save money by 30 doing, Is !
have just received large lot Of them this day. and
they will be sold very low at WALSHs
Recollect sign of the Big Boot jy 80
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a. HOUSE WANTED.-We wish to rem
:a a house on Church HUI or Union Hill, with
not less than five good rooms, and kiEebea. for
one of this description, We will pay lair price
TOLER COOK,
au2 General Ayenfa
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III ADlE a. GRAY, DkuuGlSIs, ii1
~MAIN STREET, have in store, and are receiv.
~ ing, large additions to their stock of Drugs,
Medicines, Surgeons instruments,
Paints, Oils, Dyes, Window Glass and
Fancy Articles, which they offer for sale on shs
most favorable terms to cash and punctual dealers
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sTEBBINs, DARRAcoTr & co
p I ~ Al, sURGEON.-D;

UYV<l2 =. n CHAEDIEK, (graduste "a ~.
A11IIyBadna ore College OF Dental s,, .ae
ry1 offers his professional serv;sss s.
to the citizens of Richmond and yicinjtv 'ei''ees
Office las Main street, Eagle sous,s
REFERENCES. C. B. Gibson pros.-
sor c. p. johnson, Rev DR. Howell Rev g. g rs
lor, Rev Ro. Ryland, A. @. WORKMAN n n ray
VIM. F. Butler, Esq, Richmond ana
Professor C. A. Harris, Professor Tbor,.. -
Bond, Professor w r. Handy, Prof c. O c., L
my 2S-3mf
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NJ UkDEK WILL OUT.-It has long been
1'A an acknowledged fact, that the first good
Ready Made" Clothing ever brought to the Rich.
mond market was brought by the old house If
Keen d Co, now Keen, Chiles & Baldwin. A. lbs,
time the clothing trade was in the hands of smaii
dealers. who were not SO stu sted to make un a
stock of goods in coed style Now, the best cloth
ing sold, Is sold ready made If you 60 TO the nra
per place to buy, No l02 is that place and a. ~.
stock hand is much too large TOR the season snd
the amount of cash much too small great barssins
may be had Come with cash in hand, to
aug KEEN, CHILES d. Bal, OWN
AOOFLAND's GERMAN BITTRRS--
II supply Of Hoohands German Bit,ers re-
ceived and for sale by
sEABROOK REEVE.
V ~ l75 Broad street.
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VII Il SUBSCRIBERS have associated
L themselves for the purpose Of conduenngn
this city, Tobacco and General Commis.
sion b ustness, under the Firm of KENNETH
DUDLEY, and respectfully solicit your patronage.
QUO business will be exclusively a Commission
business; and an experience OF twenty yesrs ~
our senior partner, in active Mercantile life IN THIS
city, and determination on the part OF both, to
promote the Interests OF our friends, Will, We hope
secure to US q liberal support. We are prepared
10 make the usual Advance ON Consignmehss IN
hand, and 10 purchase Produce, &c on the Gus.
tomary terms We will occupy the large saa
commodious Warehouse, No II Pubic Lasding.
JNO. kENNErf
JAO. w. DUDLhY,
Refer 10 Jas. Warwick, ESQ.,; las. Thomas, l'f
Esq; Messrs Thomaa q ssml HardgFoge, AID
sutton a. Winston.
Cincinnati, April 18th, 1852. j. i5-Sm'
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II lCHMOND MANUFACTOKY.-f
no No. ing engaged the skiiial mechanic, T. RAY
moND, a.: now prepared to make Gold Pens To
any pattern or sze, and to suit any hand: Also can
re point old Gold Pens, and make them equal TO
new, Il not no charge will be made, at
A.. HENRY HYmANs,
manufacturer and Importer, SO Main street.
Next to J. N Gordons.
n B.--Spectacies made to order and glasses
r1ed TO SUIT any sight in ten minutes; also the
Fountain Pen repaired and made to order. aus
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PIANO FORT ~
MORE PIANu FORTES.-
L. Al A = IL L. lAnNRIECAnr-.r,

D5G6I-- AHOHE FIANU FUkTES-
- II NASH e. WOODhoUsE are con-.
NJ stan.ly receiving supplies Of Piano
sFortes from three of the best manu-.
facturies in America. The character of the instrn.
ments which they offer Is established, and mr..
chasers may safely rely upon getting good article
They furnish them at northern prices and large
assortment may be found, varying from the loves,
priced good instrument made, to the most elegant
and costly.
Also, for sale. beautiful and sweet toned Guitars
of Martins make.
All of which may be seen at their Book and Plan,
Forte Warehouse, 139 Main street. Esge Square
lie 30
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j York,
Plain Swiss Muslins
Dotted do do
Checked and plaid Swiss Muslins
Colored Spng and Dotted do
Jaconet Cambrics
Tape Che Muslins
Furniture Dimity, very cheap
And variety OF other desirable and cheap goods,
at HART e. MOSES
je29 New Store, So Main street.
EIVE THOUSAND POT NDS LEW Is
L and other brands OF White Lead; Copal Var
nlsh; Japan Varnish; Black Leather Varnish Lin
seed Oil; Boiled Oil; Spirits Turpentine Ready
Mixed Paints; Liihsrge Red Lead; Prussian Blue;
Smalts Chrome, Yellow and Green; Anne rcan and
Chinese Vermillioo; Venitian Red; Spanish Brown;
Gold Leaf: Glue; Sand Paper; Lamp Black, &c,
" M DADE, Chemist,
au II Main st. near Old Market.
nISSOLUTION.-Th partnership hereto
- fore existing between the subscribers, under
the firm Of WORD, FERGUSON Il BARKsDALE,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent All per-
sons having claims ainst the concern will present
them, and those indebted will please make paw
ment as early as possible.
QyIN NJ. WORD,
J. b. FERGUSON JR
July 1st, 1882 l r. BARKBALE.
NO.PARTNERSHIP subscribers have
" this day formed CO partnership under the firm
OF W ord, Ferguson & Co., and will continue
the Dry Goods, Importing and Jobbing business at
the old stand, No l23, Main street. where they will
be happy to their old friends, promising to do
all in their power to please
They feel confident, their Fail Stock will be
entirely new in the Fancy line, and purchased for
cash. that they will be able to offer greater induce
ments than evei. All orders will be- promptly Al
teLded to. QUIN M. WORD,
b. FERGUSON, JR,
July lst, 1852 w. e. WORD.
In retiring from the MercanIile husiness 7 .or
daily recommend to all of my, old acouantapces
and friends the new conc ern, feeling every assu
rance that not only justice and cheaS goods can be
had, but they will find them high minded and liz,
raj in all trans actions
July lst, 1882. ISAAC R. BARKSDiLE.
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- OREhT r. HkUADDls aI.ss ..ls sessi
~ ces TO the citizens OF Richmond aad tas public
generally as general Collector Of claims. hs
pledges himself to attend strictly TO all business en-
trusted TO his care. His Office Is in Of As
James r. suttsns ONCE, in Law building, Rica
mond Va nv 5--kns
fsOAL PIT OH 10 casks, tor saie oy
" aus DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
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RACON SIDES, SiiUu LDERs AND
JULES, II store, and Tor sale by
e3il WILLIAMS 4 BRO.
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE C1N.
In ~ PANY-The Agent of this Company respect
sonSi,s cal from ali disposed to lay up fund
company continues to be very prosperous
lts accumulated cap tai On the lst instant wss
SoSesoo principally invested la New York and
united states Stocks. Total NUMBER of Policies
issued upto that time was s,76l. Dividends made
annually ON all Life Policies in the shape of stock
bearing Interest per cent Dividends heretofore
nave always averaged frcm 40 to so per cent For
all other Information call at No 2o3, Maia street,
square above the Banks.
aus CHAs. WORKMAN Agent
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rOkE, COAL, WOOD.-i AIN n,,---.---, :.
" supply consumers with anth rac,ta ana pi1n,,
nous Coal Coke, and Wood, at current pr.ees. and
solicit orders from my feiends and The pub,,c'
-. SAMUEL HAYES,
gu s-Sm North side the Rssin