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rrrr nnInGE nr sIGHs.
"mAxsIrDi aARaiEpI"

"MAKsIrDi aARRiEn'
One more Unfortunate.
Long have tarried,
Raah aud i,nportunasc,
Going 10 be married.
wooed so intensely,
Loving immensely,
Too deeply to tell
Accordingly, unconuionfy,
Ardently, womanly.
Wiseiy and well.
Christian marriage
Who would dispaiags
Under the suni
Oh liz is beautiful
In whole city iull
Loving but one.
Make no deep scrutiny
Into her mutiuy
Against her own name
Beiores great while,
You who scorniuliy emile.
Willie doing the same.
From closet 10 easement,
From garnet 70 basement
What Mss there will be
What rihahds and lsces
What impairment faces
Coming 10 nee
with the "ducks" and the doves
Of Bonnets and gloves,
Aud the making of dresses
The ''sweetcst on earth"
Willis: wondermcut gue.scA
Mid all these rich mcsees,
How much Is he wer.hf"
W'hn Is her fathey1
Who was her mo;hera
Has sho sister1
Ana what is her brother9
And VINO 10 that dearcr one
sui, aud a nearer one
Yet than all othei1
For friendly and brcthcriy.
Fstheriy, aud motherfy,
Feelings grow strange,
Love by sweet evidence
Raised 10 its erninence,
Thai liver will give her
Sweet comfort in chosg,.
Give way not to weeping,
And nisnts without sleeping.
Ne suitors, heart sore
Though OF that hope bercft
In tue world few more
or the sauIe kind are lett
lis sad, I opihe,
From visions divine
80 swift 70 be hurled
Than thus To be- tricked,
Tdrather be kicked
Anywhere, anywhere
Ouk vf the 4oridi
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DRAFTS VIRGINIA SKY-LIGHT
L GALLERY, Estatiisted 1916, No. AS MGir st, at
the Gothic Htndou.-Our great success during the last
seven years, during which We have taken OVER
THlRTY.FIyE THOUSAND PORTRAITS. is the
best proof we offer of the goodness and perrua-
hence of our Pictures aud obviates the necessity
call and you obtain every variety of Picture at
reasonable prices, with all the latest iproYements
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'oiLEI sEfsI> EVER, VARIETY.
W. Ioi 81 Meta. 3 10. "a aid Ii pic q Of .lue.
go. :. ,, usaane Eiowia DECORATED and OH AID
oil'r pieces siusiy aud 10 p IL. 'A :. ~eiS' ana
NV Jas ~. HvANs
M iii Wet Aaia b.
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XA,.HERE ARE YOU GOfNGf--Around

A'HERE ARE YOU GOING'--AroURd
E,mno. 10 ns: me. ,ne "a g .s st..ss Boo e.
hear DO has Just returned from The NoFsh @tie n~
sssr.xnsDt Of Booss Saoes so3 Caters and hhssiss
sKIhS, which he keeps Consistently GA land 70 rzsSe
TO osssr
4 call Is requested before rurssssiss sSeshsrs %
DTS gocds Will bear Inspection ADD h.s PEssts SNi 20
WORTH trial DAVID CURRY.
The csd estahhshe-i Boot Storss
aa ~ A., Dsee.
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A CUE AND FEVER of three Years

A CUE AND FEVER of three years
"A standing cured by CARRIERS SPANISH MIX.
TURE.-l hereby certify that for three yeurs suf-
ered with Ague and Fever of the worst description;
greater portion of the time had chills twice day,
and rarely day passed without 8; least one chill =
uost of the tonics advertIsod took large quantities
OF Quinine and ia fact all the remedies USED ia snc
cases, but without any permanent effect. At last q
friend suggested Carriers Spanish Mixture. | pro
cured two betels commenced its USE and in day or
two my strength began 20 missed NV usual
chill. aud before bottle and half haust cd
my chis hsd gone, nv fevers ali sutdued- and
to this day, most happy to say, have never had
return of either cEls fever. oGsder Caltcr's
Spanish Mixture a public blessing tao greatest OF
al remedies for cases like mine, and the only toue
worthy the name JOHN LOEGDEE
Beaver DAM Hanover county, Richmond,
FIPtiuS
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VT'HERE'S A GOOD TIME COMTNG

II IlThAE . ~ oOoD LIME COMlNG
Il There'sa good time coming on,
20 let Us all prepare
70 meet our friends, their stock they send
To the Agricultural Fair,
Not long ago, you will say So
No railroads had we then
To bring for show what they did grow,
But now, we'll bdn her men.
Come on, you mountain gents aud bring
Your cattle in for show,
Add we will show you all fair play
Before from as you 40.
For wonders they will never cease,
SO here's for old Nireinuy.
We are raising, new, tho Shanghai bird
In preference TO the Guinea.
At o'clock the Banks are closed
For this advice is well,
And for place to rest yourself,
It's the American Hotel.
And from this place of luxury,
Ana having left your stock,
90 down to BILL BARTHOLOMEW,
And buy from him Clock.
Gold Watches and good Silver ores.
For time they're hard TO beet;
Go see his stock Of Jewelry,
fIs small, but yet it's neat.
w. J. BARTHOLOMEW 4 Co,
. doors above the Dispatch Office,
oc ~ Governor street.
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NEW JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT

NEW JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT
~ No 754 MAIN SrkEET.-The Subscribers have
Wadsworh. Turner Co. next door below White
hurts Daguerrean Gallery, entire new stock of
WATCHES, CLOCKS. JEWELRY, &c, of every
descrptiop which they respectfully invite the
tention of the public, Their stock is very extensive
and consists of every variety of articles connected
with he trade. and among thsln many entirely
styles all of which having been purchased for cash.
will enable them TO promise inducements not usually
met with,
They ara also prepared 20 make 70 order. repair
Wstches Jeuery and any other article in their line
short notice. One of the firm being practical
workman, viii pay particular attention TO the repsir
ing department. MYERS t. JANKE,
oc l0-dim Sign Of the Illuminated Clock.
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GREAT BARGAINS AT THE t'RANK-

NKEAI BAKGAINS AT THE FRANK
~ LIN CLOTHING TORE, NO. &c. MAIN ST,
RICHMOND, FA.-We have just received a largo
end complete stock of Ready Made Clothing, suitable
for Fall and Winter wear and will continue to RS
ceve large additions weekly, per steamers virginia
and Pennsy lvana, from mandatory in Philadel
phia. Persons wishing to buy will always hsve large
and fresh stock to select from Also large aud well
selected stock of Gentlemens Furnishing Goods al
ways on hand. also Umbrellas. Our plan of ope-
ration IA, large sales aud small profits.
r. DECOC Co,
se 2S-Sm No. 98, Main street
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nAGUERREOTYPES.--I If you wish q
~ really good PICTURE call at once Oh MISEIS
1 WATSON, at 1f6 Main street, jas. below the Eg.
change Bank, af9 aagc i done Up 10 their knp6rior
style They have just received splendid assortment
of Gold Lockets, Fancy Cases. &c, in which to place
pictures at moderate prices.
or % MIkEISS WALTON ,
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MRERI.ANu Co ALL
WATCHES AND JEWELLERY.
WATCHES. A large assortment

wv III NfEI1J N fuIRH utbUTIIIItnE OF
w every description on hand OF Gold and Silver
IN open, megc and hunting cases. Some extra fine
Geneva Watches suitable for ladies' wear; also a
large assortment of Gold Jewelry, embracing every
variety. A large assortment of Pearl Jewery, con-
ssting of EarRings. Breast Pins, Brace lets &c.--
Gold Chalns of eveIy scription; Lockets, Pens and
Pencils, Thimblss shirt Buttons, Keysi also large
assortment of silver and plated Ware, for sale, at
wholesale or retail, at the lowe ct prices by
oc ~ ELIAS HALE lO6 Main street
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A T meeting OF the Board of Directors
IA of the Virginia Central Railroad Company the
9th September, 1853, the following resolution was
adopted, viz.
Whereas the Agricultural Society of Virginia pro
pose to hold fair in the city of Richmond in the
month of November next aud this Board being dis
posed to aid audable enterprise in its infancy
Resolved, That on the present occasion all persons
exhibiting evidence OF being members of the Society,
and all articles intended for exhibition, shall be car
red and returned this road free of charge but
the company will not be responsible Tor any sccden-
tai injury or loss to or property carried.
EoTEIt is possible that more subjects for exhibi-
ton may be offered then the company have conven-
lent means for transporting To prevent dssppoint-
ment, should confer with the Superntende Mt
six days before the fair E. FONTAINE, Pres't,
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THE DAILY DlSPA 1CH.
.oSn1y NoNNINo. ooqootR 81, "a 5.


----------- ,.-.s-,t. fsoNFERsscE.- Lynch.
,..--:-.on riyes report of the brst dsy pro
"s s.,f,sis body which assembled In that CITY
,,,ssi,esiay, OCT 26. The following brief SUM
on ,.,sraees all the matters of interest
pss,o, paine prcsidos over the deliberations q
49,, conference. Rev J. u. Coulling was eicete1
,...xr..,x and Rev Ro Michaeis Assistant Sccrc
tary. /.
"a. e,uo,,,,,. rcrsons were admitted on trial 10
the travelling connection;
~, wsu>s,..ya Pau, Whitehead, c. II. Hall.
WIN. f. Judkins, Heritage Ayres' ana A"o''eN -
The annli,ations OF John II. Psyuo aud H. T. r.
King for admissioa, were relectea. lNose,
Rejected from no cohss"e'"""' '''s
Rskfress
r1, examination OF character Of the Elders was
..,.,rsa mon and tic character of the following
riaisters approved:
Jacob Manning Joho Early Leroy " Lee, pa'
"a . ns,rsc,, George w. Langborne, joseph IL.
nar,s John H. Bailey y. +. Woodward, t~ho was
continued in a supernuaierary rcia'nnD r. D
Machen, Thomas Wheeler, (who was granted 10
cation a. his requcst,) Thomas IL. Jones, Ihos. a.
Pierce. George w. Deems, Thomas j. Dayton,
Eohn C. Gsrlick, t-ontuari "a supsrnuineraryn
Johu A. Doll, Lcuniias Rosscr. i. Whes, stephen
w Jones Henry p. Nelms, Joseph Lear, fenhe!d
Dan. VIM IT, Barnes, James =. Brsnnja, u. II.
johnson, J. r K. Clarke. Thomas II. Haynes, Ben
AMIN n, spiler, George w Molly, Joeeph Carson.
tcon:inaei IS sopcrnumcTarSD Alex. Stewart,
VIM Cross and T. b. Gibson
The death of Rev. Wan Dunn was announced
and several minister's paid feeling tributes to his
nemery. The death of Rev. Thomas Crowder
was likewise announced, aad some interesting
rcsniaieeenccs reci;ed Subsequently,, Rcvs I'll.
r. Cowlcs, +. Stanley, and A, Dibrel and DAIRY
Paul, ESQ., were appointed Committee to o-eets
suitable nonuman. to the memory OF Mr.. Grow
der aud to receive subscriptions from Ministers q
the Conference for that purpose. There Is quit,
good attendance of ministers.
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ENCOURAGE VIRGINIA IMPOkI-

ENCOURAGE VIRGINIA IMPOkI-
IL Frs! -OsE oY TINE CHEAPEST STORES IN THE
UNITED STATES FOR GUNS, GOLD WATCHES,
&c, ct HENRY HfMAN'S,
No. aS, Main Street, Richmond. Va
Double barrel English Guns, warranted. for $40 %
q" Stub aud Twist,
ranted, Is 90
Double barrel I'm aiish Uuns, superior, Stub and
Twist warranted Is 20
The latest and beet improved Potent Gun. 20 90
Steel Wsd Cutters, each 70
$50 Wsds in a box, for il
Powder Flssks, 81
Bowie Knives, from q! 90 D W
500 900 Percussion Caps Guaranteed 80 In boxl at
40 cents per thousand.
100 600 Anti-corrosvo Percussion Caps fStsrkey s
BEST at S7& cents for $50.
Shot Pouches, Belts of every kind at all prices,
Colts Revovers Aliens Pistols, and general aesort
ment of sporting articles too numerous 70 mention
order, for $50 co
Gold Levers IS Jewels Is 90
10 carat Gold Levers, Is Jewels, warranted for
II months. 70 W
Gold English Levers, from SIS &c 200 OG
Gold Chains, from II to so 90
Gold Fob Chains, from 10 TO 90 &C
Gold Pencil cases, from IS cts. to 10 90
Silver Watches regulated, at 90
And a general variety OF Silver Table and Tea
SPOONS, JEWELRY OF every description. Fancy
Goods. &C. &c. HENRY HGMAN,
Direct Importer OF 0nns, and the only Importer OF
Gold Watches, &c.
Don't FORGET that IL is at No. 9S, Msin st Sc 80
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tpICH JEWELkl, WATCHES AND
~ SILVER WARE.-Tbe subscribers are in re.
ceipt of their fall supply of toe shove goods to
which the attention Of purchasers is invited.
GEENET JAMES
&C S-6u Eagle Square.
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FA1I RcAne- srrA..,. sss--e.

HA1I RcADs, sTEAMBo.-a
[ h 49,, MsokihEkN Malt 49,, g
A.. hrD 3.PHiLADELPHIA,-fln s,'S "a LII Non.
IL, issn Throush Tickets e. ~. h0sDAg
AL. pnaa can 20 Obtained Of ms 9alfaers ~
yiz. : a'A'hs'on' on tLslfoiIosls.as ovv
TO baltimore. ...,. sr1s
az, iphis. .......... ''.''..-s..& "A
DssssSs ss,na. 2 re passenger s... l.;
mere iree OF any extra eharze la.son AID 80
hnes are run between Phil.SaIsrS5 and y -.
class psssensa VARYING from o. 70 81 =, .aa ks-
asss p.sssnssrs the pubic 5ss - sss
obrsp and comfortable tp 70 NO Dow . q o.. ~.
al ne ne. Inrough Tickets named sssys' II.
detr;Tnsa, !, - Snington aod Bsltino,s sescs.
''iaen' 20 any privileges conferred hz Il vtbsa
Once r. y. &P. r. R. ca Afsospertsaoa.
Richmond, Aug. 18th. isss
FROM PETERSBURi AEn -.
mr. n mOnn 10 THE WHITE stTPHirp lib
Tennessee Railroad Company tow ~. % sss.ha aod
e safest and cheapest route, With sis qaa,
mes never before oaered By any 10. To 81 fA
pubic visiting the Virginia Sur;ng. s"s 5syesta,
Passengers leaving Riehmord dsf,v
~ tsundsss excepted by Messys. ga,s ssosa. p
Co.'S line of Packets with EN-. DyA EdnczA
ers-or the next tnoraing at oeloeS, sy re- sns
ha!foed me ting passengers !e8yins Pst.k Ansifs
O'Clock, A. M, the same rDorsiar !, ~ isosis
TIE Southade Railroad, sil proceed t u
sasIe they will hud me Of new and ssr sson
sesshes tss harses a.. axs - t.st8 -
ncss 70 convey them with the u1ost rrs. = ssez
~hi reach LYnchburg carly ia the e,spns ~ PA'ea
nsge good nights rect and take the %
ginia and Tennessee Railroad at oIclork ne IN
morning TO bousaeks, distance of a ~ as1t
hours IN connection with Far. Il. 4 Co so5 - - ~,
ne OF Stages 50 well known % the
tor their safety and Dispatch well suppltad - yaoc
1oscaes, excellent horses, accommodating sssa ne
drivers feEdy TO convey them TO the Mo,rns3 "a sIt
70 sappsr and after esr.:9sssle pshss 20; - -,
White sulphur Springs before 10 gc!oek ms - Ne
ing, the second day after leaving Lynrhsas A0's
returning, passengers will leave the Wb,,. =,
pnur springs at O'clock, P. NJ daiy fS.,,sS .
oepsedb Red Sweet and Sweet Spr;nss =. - &
r. M and arrive at the Mountain Honsa ., I
leaving next norma at day light breskfss. =, -
arrive ct bonsscks 81 II O'clock r. M-a,S ' ;
burg ct OF p. b. leave Lynchbury sa,ne Ifuel'
Packet at o'clock, p. NJ. for Richlsond srrsns ~
second morning, at 4 O'Clock, A. M-oy hy s.s-s .es
Ia A Nor from, 20 O'Clock in ths ~ =
Son,hsias heIiroad to Petersburg and Danyile b =
road 70 Richmond, arriving same eyenin, !, SSi NJ
RATES OF FARE FROM RICHMOND Avn
PETERSBURG, '>"N
BY BOYD Edmonds Packets, from Richmond
aud Virginia ADD Tennessee Railroad 20 Whit
To Sweet SpnnEs.................. =
BY Daoylle Railroad from Richlaoad anS
Southside Railroad from Petersburg ara
Stages TO Virgins and Tennessee RAILROAD
White Sulphur springs. "A a
To Sweet Springs. ..............,......,,... i
THOMAS sHXRp,
ty N-sf Snp't Trans- Va. Tenn n
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OYSTER aI.d SfEAk DISHES-A fine
O.a,r'meat Of she above sxticaes. tsst ersned
nd Cor sls BY DuLKIEY& 90.
oc - III Main It.
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RRaZtl. oUGAR--,U bags Tor sale by
~ oIto E, II. Skinner, Cary sTsst.
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WOOD AND COAL.

yUAI - am now receiving aud will con-
~ tinue to receive, for the next sixty days, my
NAV rely upon getting the very best article, and on
A. .asouabis terns az IL can be bought In the city
ne nt-5m JOHN w. NHloflF.
NOAL.-Ct CUMBERLAND co A LII
~ AN prepared to deliver the very beet article OF
t,pmberand Coal. II 10 the best Grute Coal now
used II pronounced by persons who have tried II
far erable to the Virginia Coal Persons Whaling
10 dive IL trial will have their orders puncfual5
filled. JNO. w WRIGHT .
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MISCELLANEOUS.

II Lam, Smith IL 60, Grocers and
a Commission Merchants, Cary street, adjoining
Columbian Hotel Richmond, Va, offer for sale New
Coffee Sugars; Porto Rico and Cuba Molasses; Bacon
Fish. Briggs Family Flour OILS, Teas, Wines and
Liqnora, Havana sesars, Gillian,s Wine Sap Tpbac
co, sperm, Adaniantne and Talow Candies Toile
aud other Soaps. Laup Wick, Cotton Yarn, Irvine
Packing Yarn, BroonIs, Buckets, Shot Powder Cur
Caps, Shoe Brushes, Backing Matches, Bed Cords
starch, smoking Tobacco, Vinegar Nails, Cap, Letter
and Wrapping Paper, Spices of all kinds, together
with every tng else TO DO found in grocery store
Aiiof which they will sell wholesale or retail or
accommodating terms
They will also give strict attention TO the sale n
country produce. nc
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fKU 1H.-ItUW DCHuIsTu1 10 tfutH 1lhc
IL the sun smiling out amid the angry storm-like
the bright STARS shining through the heavy night
cioud-fike friend clasping the hand Of frisnd-ike
heaven upon earth. and God in nisn--hke the FLESH
its beauteous bioom-and the STEREOSCOPKS
nature's prototype--desrer than the smile of fen
or love OF ptrent, is TRUTH. Cal at MURRAr'S
Gallery the only place in tho United States where
the FLESH TINT can be obtained. Truth Truth !.
Truth. JOHN MURRAY,
Sign of the Red Flag. Eagle Square,
oc 20 Main street, Richmond
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NJ. M. SHULTZ, Merchant Tailor,
Min ~ nndcr TIN Mauainn Hnisf,

M. III. SHULTZ, having engaged my serices to
conduct the Tailoring Department of bis business
would earnestly solicit call from my old customers
every exerton to give entire satisfaction to all whe
oc 5-dlms l. s. ROANE
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EANCY FURS FOR THE LADIEa-

E'ANCI FUkS tOR IRE LADLEo--
d am IN receipt OF large snd eesSnial Estaff-
uent of tire above goods, rs t0iiega,
Nesorines and RoGs Of Sons Aast.n, Eosiss
Fitch, Mountain Martin, BlaeA Lynx. N@tnfa1 an
Ermioe, Sibsrsa Sssirrel, BieeA Cooey. sua CO.,
With Mudatees 70 c4sich.
Murs OF Black Lynx, DO CcaeY, Siberian ssss7YsA
Eranine. Mas Fox Foot Hah@.
White, biar ana Piak Swsusdotra.
Also, Par Gloves for gentlemen.
TO which respectfully rvisa the .llsnt.en q tSss
puhhe JOHN THOMPSON.
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EMBROrDERIES. EMBkolDERIEs.

L. MBk0LDERIES, ENBhOiDEhiEo.
live would particularly esil the attention OF fns
iades to large steek Of Enhsoid Ties N postsd p
Cd airces, v bach are etertnk II greatly fesucss
prices.
Lac AID Masln Collars, Of the ssse~t styles Frss
Mandsria soutss. and Flowhs Sleeves inSsas
Hdks of AL ssyles aud prees Cauerte spa s~<s
Beads very cheap. swies sna Cambria lpseTtpr So
Edzins; Wsrkd Skira rrne very han3scsn<s sptsss
Dresses end Bcdies; Printed Embroidsrd tidkts
ard Curtaia Ausk1s.
DUDLRY & JOHHeTON.
oss No IS EEg.s Sqaass. =
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new DOGS SHe Taorf- .,..4,... -,
~ 49,. " TO sp IL met she,i Ian ,o,,.; 10y,
him I'm Inare was p,s iii ity Of sy idisg
.s,rsss,, 20 ~ ~ no. lose ti D . cnee q, ni,a
do. : 'sas'i nj mare yoa're on sail sbs.i.
sDoJeu think soY"
re, Ia iced. How aoss she tro,f.
ofedror iith'y q iitere ru, her IN, t, 6.r
saef Tau hoite round tie eorper s,i 90.
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DAGUERREoTYPne.


- IMUhb' UAuUERkEUIlPE s.--We
~ have quite O number In city who pretend to
be Daguerrean arr iss ADD yet there are hut few who
ell worthy Of the name. SIMONS, whore
name heads this Article, Ii an artist indeed, who
throws nlo his pure sill plates the fullest eDshes
polished metal. He isbofs with an evident love for
it-not as mere cold hesrtess means Of getting
money Hence it is he does no. boast of taking your
smear yonr picture with coating of paint to hide the
defects and imperfectons Of the Dazuerreotype and
call 1t flesh tinted picturep Like other first class
artistic he does not promise you picture in any
given time or ut mere nominal price. The "aborer
il worthy of HE hire True art has value which
ought never to be leveled with jack planes and
kitchen utensils. And we hope to see the time when
poor Daguerrean artistsas poor painters have dome
will the folly Of continuing IN an art ef which they
k,o,y hint little %
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I OOK TO YOUR INTEREsT tn,

- subscriber having just returned from the North
with large and well selected STOCK OF GOODS
which no is prepared to make up the shortest no.
tee and on the most accommodating terms, socits
the patronage OF his friends aud the public generally
who will find II TO their interest TO give hn call Gs
he Is determined to offer Inducements that cannot
fail to meet their appreciation. Having engaged the
ting department, am prepared to receive and exe-
cute any orders in the Tailoring line in the best and
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nOGGETT Il ANDERSON. coiper OF
~ Thixtsensh An1 Ennsha ssre~fs. 4 sisss m
rAik GOODS. Cern.c<s. Bsras. Cards. 'fs-sss shs
tisusps FIeox aaA Ta6le Oil CLUfHhS Maft7sS
W1ndow Shades ard Biinds hfA eafs.A Hsas asla
shaek MATTRESSES, FT.AfHER BIDS, Reetsr!:
SID Pillows have on hand the Eaess sStensive ess
che CANT stsek Of the above soods toF the al 'Fs
scnahlr tera.A whals sale sua ysssn Payer lsa&sss
aud UrAolat.rine attended 10 ersnpsiy Ia ~ sAy y
countgy. A call ft.sa friends ssd the rnhts heu
avAisv e ~ erses f,sltw snbrltea e. tF~ars
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD


SUMNER ARRANGEMENT 70 The
springs may expect comfort BY this ropsa 39n
ever baforei axd il the cost Of meals s CONSIDER
other route offers lower fare The rosd Ia open 70 In.
base Of the Blue Ridge, and the rails rev heins ala
between Wsynesborough snd SISuntcEs, il ash b u
operntiou this sesson.
The Stage hns is under the mansseInent OF J. L.
Heis& ell, 50 we'll known 20 the pcblic-
Csrs leave Richmond daily st 81 A. H., aoa tia
Western terminus q the RsiIrosd a ~ 4. ID.
TO Roekbrdse Alum Springs, faSs.............-37a
White Sulphur, psssiug the AlaE., Warn
and Hot Springs. .........................B3
fs{h Alum ...........-...........-.---. y
warm SpIlpss .'..-.-.-'..--.-............ -
tot SYrsnss.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Lexington. ...-...--....--...-.....--..-1 %
Staunson. .................,...........5 %
Cnlpsper G. III. .........-.,.................4 u
Oar STAGES arrive ia Stsuptoa a. Q ocloss ?. h.
and iesye next morning By EXPRESsS LINE, ct 5 A
M>-sPsnd ihs night ct Woct-eydss JRssscn River
Hotel, and reech the White sulphur ~ 10 A. H. So
cord dsy fFoL1 StAun.On.
Chartered Coaches 20 travel ~ t5e ps-sy E&shea,
een be engaged al RioluooBd on Sue soso<Ds tsras'
THO inside OF the coach cen De scored n -ests
pad for. Ii 10 paid for, it al the
seats outside Sod adsi With the privilege u carry
ing the allowed baggage toE !he DaInoer ct pss~so~
gers Paid for
Fsl the further comfort Of Passengers. ~s shs rs
IN accommodation line Of Coaches vh.sh VII Essye
Stauuton after break fact, stop for She p!shs 81 tie
Bath Alum toE Warm Springs 10 they Sesara zc<
reach the White Sa1phar next evening; suaranteczns
that there shall he no night travel.
we Will aAe0 Keep a. the " az a<c s<0s nFhuss
asoh, coach TO ACCOMMODATES vst9Ts PONG West %
East, who may Rot 6zd seats IN the resoisE Aas.
WIZ. P. FARf6H GO,
byJ. T. HEIss 1LL> AseoS
rRI-WEEKLY CONNECTION.
To Lynohborg, Mop1sys, Wednesday, sns FridzTf
ktsnS nIj BGrc- s-.'s'""Ss -
servAats TRAVELLING without their u1astsrA rrasf
lesye pass With the Ticket Aseus, SID siso Sos'z
another 70 the Coaduetor.
An extra charge will pe medC IL pssseAs ~ % nss
obtain tiekets. e H. GILL;
S7p't TrsnsroS1sssT
~ Washington pSsse Q ge<5 may 80 By tas hHcaus
ard resh that city N p hours from ssuute1, tskn:
sae a. Eht traio OF the kichmoSd FfesersckscTE ta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-31
DICHMOND AND DANyuLE PAu

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THOMAS SHARP
iy lift Snp't Trans Va 1 Tenn, IA