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r0OD NEWS. GOOD NEWS. STILL

GOOD NEWS. GOOD NEWS! STILL
" THEY COME-A w OSBORN. the Dsguer.
rean Artist, l72 Main Street, opposite the Banks,
still continues to take those life ike Pictures that
has given him such rush of business the last fif
teen months. Mr. Osborn will guarantee to make
fine pictures of children In two seconds of time
Those that have tried at other Galleries and failed
are respectfully invited to call Prices very low
Come and see. d
stock stock: Stock !-OSBORN 10 pre.
pared 70 furnish Daguerrean Stock, wholesale or
retail He has constantly hand every size, Star,
40 Plates, Camsrss, Head Rests, Mercury Baths,
Guiding Stands Coating Boxes, Wood vtcss;
Peck's Patent Plate holders; Color Boxes; Cotton
Velvet and silk Velvet Cases all sizes; Jenny Lind
Papeir Machie and every other style Of Cases. All
kinds OF Chemicals. Also, the Patent Ssereoscope
Cases cheap for cash. A w OSBORN,
Is Sign of the FisRs ct all Narions.
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THE HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR

THE HIGHEST Prices PAID FOR
Il Leaf Tobacco.-The subscriber returns his
thanks tor the liberal patronage he has received for
the last ten years. for his superior chewing tobacco
would call the attention of all in want to his stock
now on hand. made of leaf, which has been pur-
chased at The following high prices:
81 hhds at $40; 5 hhds, Is; hhds, IL; hhds,
II 25; Ia hhds, ii SO; IL hh0s, l2 IL hhds l2 So;
ii hhis, ID so; hhds ID; hhds Is; hhds, l6;
10 hhds, 10; 3 hhds, 90; 2 hhds "a 50. Total, l35
hhds.
Orders solicited which will meet prompt stten-
ton CHARLES P WORD,
je a5-Im Laurel Factory. Richmond. Va
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RANGE OF THEkMOMErEK
At j. w. kandolph's Bookstore, Main st.
YESTERDAY
al. I2M. 5P Of.
S6 IS 81
RICHMoND hiARAET.

CORRECTED DAILY.
We have nothing TO note in our market to-day.
FLOUR is held firm at 44 10 S. for best brands.
The stock is night and none coming ina few bar
Iels new Eeld AZ 81
WHEATON, mills nave made but few con-
tracts az 81 05 taken on the river; Sll0 delivered
her in sli this month
TOBACCO The market Is firm, and sales ami.
mated at our last quotations.
GUANO-Sales at S46
WOOL This article is in demand, and wanted
by our Wooien Fscturers al 40 10 IS. We saw
beautiful ot raised by Mr.. Samuel F. Christian, OF
Augusta county, not very well washed sold at 55e.
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An AFFECTING ScEEE.-Lieutenen Par.
sons, in his "Nelsonian "Reminiscences" re-
lates the following:
"Richard Bennett, when MORALLY wounded
in one OF Nelson's great battles, had requested
that miniature and lock of his hair should
he given by Lieutenant P. 10 his sweetheart
Susetle, in Scotland. The gallant lieutenant
thus described the interview:
ut was al the close Of day, when a bright
July sun was setting, that arrived at the pref
~ cottage OF SHseiie's mother. | nemulously
stated who was 10 the most respectable look.
ing matren ever saw, of French extraction.
In broken, bitter accents OF heartfelt grief she
told me her daughters death was daily expec-
ted, and requested time to prepare her 10 see
NE.
"At last she expressed wish to see the
friend of Richard Benneu; aud was admitted
to the iairest daughter Of Eve And found
the world unequal TO her cl&spis. She was
propped up with pillows, near The open lattice
OF her bedroom that was clustered with roses
her white dTess and the drapery OF the room
accorded with the angelic vision who now
eurned her iustrous eyes upon NE, yeiied in
2 long, fr'nged eyelids. She held out her trans
parent hand, and gently pressed mine as
esoopeo 70 KISS il; and. as she felt my teari
Drop on y, softly muTmured: i wish coull
'cfyi mai would relieve my poor heart. SLt
capped ior breath, aud respired with difficulty
Z - Inc lock OF haiF-qu ckly, lei me eco it.
cae caught at it, wildly pressed il 10 her lin
ead hear, and fell back. Her mother and
thous III she had tainted; but the pure and 10
gave i,,n .--Az.-71-.@e- ~
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sAsMA GOOD NEWS FOR yIsI-
546 TORS TO TIE VIRGINIA.

UROO NEW - n " n WISH
8.Sss.55SSH TORS TO TIE VIRGINIA
SPKINuo-hUr SPRINGS LINE FROM SHAUN
TON TO THE HOT AND WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS PASSING BY THE BATH ALUM AND
WARM THROUGH FROM RICHMOND TO
THE HOT SPRINGS IN TWO DATS-Visitors
to the springs, and the public generally. are in.
formed that ON Tuesday, the 5th of July next,
there will be placed upon the road from Stanton
to the Write sulphur Springs, Line of splendid
Concord Coaches, which will be run triweekly du
ring tbs Springs season, leaving Staunton and the
White Sulphur for the Hot SpriI 70 every Tuesday,
Thursdsv and Saturday, and leaving the Hot
Springs for those places on the alternate days
The night stand from Staunton and the White Sui
phur will oe at the bot Springs and the coaches
will rest there on Sunday Travellers who avail
themselves of this line will be conveyed with all
possible comfort and expedition and without night
travel, to their place OF destination In addition 10
the tr weekly line, an extra Stage will be kept at
The Hot Springs, and also at Stauntop, for the &C
commodarion of the public Passengers for the
Hot Springs will be- entitled to preference, and
those tor the White Sulphur next.
Persons who choose to patronize th;s line
win remember to pay through only to Stauntoaa.
Fare from Staunton to the Bath Alum, Warm
and Hot Springs each, 50 SO; to the White Sui
phur, Sc Co; from Hot Springs to White Sulphur,
81 80. For ssats apply 81 WoodoarG's Hotel, in
Staunton. THOS GOODE,
jy2-dtf Hot Springs. June a. 1853. +
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"A 4 u "a >
CHERRY PICTORIAL.

\NSgsa CHERRY PICTORIAL.
JgaS FOR TIE
lE|S!Y Cussof Coughs Colds, Hoarssnsss, Bron-
tH-SA ctstis, Whoopims Censh, Group Assh-
Ne=SseAsA ma and Consumption
Mauy years of trial instead of impeirng the puhlic
confidence in this medicine, has for it appre-
citation and notorety by far exceeding the most
guine expectations OF its friends Nothing but its
trinsc virtues and the unnstakeabe benehtconferred
thousands of sufferers, could originate and maintain
the reputatiorit enjoys. While many inferior reme
dies thrust upon the community have failed and been
discarded this has gained friends by every trial.
ferred benefits on the afflicted they never forget
and produced cures too numerous and too remarkable
to be forgotten
While it is fraud on the public to pretend to say
that any medicine will infalibly cure-sti there
10 abundant proof that the CHERRY PICTORIAL
does not only general thing but almost invariably
cure the maadies for which it Is employed.
As time makes these facts wider and better known,
this medicine has gradually become the best reliance
of the afflicted, from the logcsbin CT the American
Peasant the palaces of European Kings. Through
deed almost every hamlet it contains Cherry Pectora
is known the best remedy exant for diseases OF the
Throat and Lungs; and in many foreign countries it
is coming to be extensively used by their most intel
gent Physicians In Great Britain, France and Ger
many, whore the medical sciences have reached their
highest Derection Cherry Peetoral isintroduced and
Public institutions, and in domestic practice, the
surest remedy their attending Physicians employ
for the more dangerous affections of the lungs Also
in mder cases. and for children tits SAFE pleasant and
eiectual to In fact of the hattering
testimonials we receive have been from parents who
have found it ecacious in particularly inciden.
tai to childhood.
The Cherry Pec.oral is manufactured by practical
Chemist, and every ounce of it under his own eye,
with nvariable accuracy and care 1t il sealed and
protected by law from counterfsits consequently can
be relied on az genuine without adulteration.
We have endeavored here to furnish the community
with medicine of such intrinsic superiority and
worth should commend itself to their confidence
remedy at once safe, speedy ana enectual, which
this has by repeated and countless trials proved itself
to be and trust by great care in preparing it with
chemical accuracy of uniform strength afford Ply
sicians new agent which they can rely for the
best results and the afflicted with remedy that will
do for them all that medicine can do.
Prepared and sold by JAMES c. AVER, Practical
and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
Sold in Richmond at Wholesale and Retail, by
PURCELL, LADD co.
And by Druggists and Dealers in Medicines every.
Whera ie8-wfmd xv:2mo
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pRIyATR PRACTICE.-Dr RI

pk1vATR PRACTICK.-Dr PLUME =
l co. may be consulted, eonhdenusily, for he
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Glandulsr Sweiiings, or e.
iargenenis Syphilis, and al morbid DISCHARGES.
whether recent or chronic Also. all those cor.
plainss termed female dlseases. The advertiserp
tnyise attention 70 their chemical extSacs OF WA
Flowers, which may Be- regarded q the very -
article known. 70 give tone and ylgor 10 cerseln
Abused aud debiitafedorgeus - we'll a. 10 ipnova1e
system shattered BY disslpstaon or otker ceusa
nedicines securely put mp, With fan airecttoaa
md ssnt 10 order. Post paid letters nxomuriv -.
esndod 10. ofioe on franklin street. balow Pr.
shsnsa Hotel, and nfst door holow Trinitv ehures.
Richmtnd. VuHmA ~ l5-1kw
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Ls.rence Fosafty has been eonv;...a s.
sbunsso 81 the murder Of John R,o.a 50
sssaisased TO BE hung on the 26lh Of Aurust.
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LInEs-BY AN OLD FoGY.

LINEs-BY AN OLD FoGY.
I'm thankful that the sun and moon
Are both hung up SO high
That no presem ptuous hand can stretch
And pull them from the SKY.
If they were not, have no doubt
But some reforming ass
Would recommend 20 take them down
And light the world with gas!
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he HKsslAs FLY.-We hear 90 often of,be
tas.ges ofthis insect that we become inreres,sd
70 lis history According to an aceount IL
we abstract Of the seventh census in l775 ,bs
nsssian OF wheat fly, was brought from Ger.
many 70 some straw employed in the debnrk..
y. s.1al! HowE's troops on the west end az / .ong
..ss. Fsom thai point the insect ersdnails
..pssss " ss.aonss objections, Il lhe rate II
.of, ~ .s,;. .nis.y m.les PEAR. and tbs wheat
80 more e lssea Infested with the iss.ss - :.
eel - - iatks spyyfions Of the States No.. 9.
~ - ne Ono and Mississippi, and On IN ~
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QR6RGks AND HEREGk DIX LAIN -
y AT cOST.-in order 20 close out our afocs 4.
the aboye named Goods We win Offer them & eost
Jyl a. sss.sss ~ * HART q MoSEN-
IONS KAT q HON fOK TH Il
HAth.-A supply Of this popular artiele, fof
ssie ~ PURCELL. LADD CO
HN Druseists. ~ Main street
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IN GENTLEMEN,S PUMP sOLH
ROOTS CITY MA0E-Tha auhacrihar

bOOIS, EIIf MADE -Ihe HubscTIoer
would most respectfully call ths attention of
gentlemen 10 his assortment of fine dress
Boots, of superior quality, manufactured BY aim.
self All that he asks Is = call from those la want of
tine dress Boot, OF good quality for summer wear,
of his own manufacture. ALEX HILL,
Manufacturer and dealer In Boots. Shoes, Trunks,
Carpet Bags, &c. &C., No LIT Main street.
ia
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M MARTIN SMITH, STOCK, LAND
Iva . WARRANT AND GENERAL AGENCY,
Office l4th street, old stand for many years oc.u
pied by John NJ Clarke as Lottery Office The
highest market prices paid for old Virginia Military
Land Warrants and Land Warrants underline act
of September %. 1850. All outstanding Prize
Tickets sold by Dir Clarke will be redeemed by
the subscriber. N MARTIN SMITH, Agent.
N B-Persons at distance can obtain any ntor
mati,n relative to the old business, and have their
orders faithfully and confdentaliy executed By ad
dressing, post paid,
81 MARTIN SMITH, General Agent.
my 3l-d3m Clarke's old stand, 18th st.
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u On hkkMlN0n.-i67 half boa ssslsliy
N pnns family Roe. Herrines ior ssie 81
JED = 4 BURruk
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s,AND FOR SALE.I have on hand and will
~ continue to keep at Mayo's bridge, Il large sup
ply of Bar Sand, (newly screaned) at so cents per
two h,rse cart load. Persons getting Sand of me,
will have their tickets LETT with Mir Trower at the
toll house. SO Can pay the toll on each load.
jyS-&t JOHN GIBSON.
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MIcAJAH MANoUx

!. IAhIRa BROADRICK Il Co.. practical
- BLACKSMiTHS, between the Danville Rail-
road Depot and Hsxsll,s Miiis--all sorts Of con
Pscsors tools made TO order. such a. Picks. Jump
era churn Drills, Hand Dri IL, Hand Hammers
Striking Hammers, and every tool used By con
tractors $50 -
Al sorts Of Wagon. work, Horse.shoeIny md
everything In tho Blacksmith line An WORK dnns
~ Us, VIII b warranted equal to any done Ala.
where. 800 80.
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=, CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES

GILL; OAMkAAGkS, CARRIAGES.
The subscriber has on hand, IT bis
Coach making establsshment, on Lombard Alley,
between Main and CARY, Q3sh and I4th streets y
near the columblan Hotel. Coaches, Chariottees,
Basouches, Buggies, with and without tops, and
Sulkies, al OF bis own make, Of the best materials
and workmanship-al Of which with be sold ~ low
- good work OF the kind can be In the city OF Rich
mond; and respectfully asks . call from those 10
want OF any articls Ii the Carriage line e am de-
ternined 70 make 10 order and seil at the loves
prie o. possible; and I'll work cold that Il new, war
fsnted. - $3.50
ap adm MICAJAH MAN0UM
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1IO REWARD.-S irased from the old
~ Yields near house, adjoining Port Mayo
below Rockets. Mare Mnie, medium size,
rather of roam color Name having been shaw d,
but about halt grown out No other marks recol
isc,ed. She was recently purchased at Fredericks
burg and will probably make her way back
Also, large Red Cow, right hip dislocsed
horns small and crooks in front The ear marks
not recollecteG she 70 barren. The above re-
wsfd will be paid for both, or Ave dollars for the
delivery of either of them, or any Information by
which may recover them.
jY 6-6t* WMF HORD.
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ny THE NEW STEAM.
~ yAMESTo WIN = JAMES

housel viii open this day ; superb
Piano Forte, OF new and beautiful desisn.
from the truly extensive msnufsctory Of ~ B Jt,a.
ham,, and possessing those rich and noale tones fr
which the Instruments Of this mske are 50 Uniform
" remarkable = = -
Also on hand lately received, large humber N
other styles, adapted TO almost every taste, st mod
crate prices
Pisno Fortss tuned and repaired. Ord Planes
taken tn exchange. a. 81
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an SP RING sTOCK.-I am
- CHEAP CASH HAT AND CAP

NBE5M CHEAP CASH HAT AND CAP
Establishment, No. ISL Broad street,
Shockoe Hill Spring fashions for 1853,
meieskn. siik, black aud drab Beaver Hats, pana.
ma, Leghorn, Paneaf and every variety of sum.
mer Hsss. | will sell low for cash. at wholesale
or retail Purchasers are resps cnully invited TO
call and examine my assortment.
ap lift G, L. BETTY
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prize at the 'WorIFs Fair London, 1851: ~
they have invariably received the fya prize a "a
American Institute Fairs In this country. They
combine all the modern improvements with -
Natalie Fyams and patent osey striaSs, and ars
confidently recommended for ssosetsess Of tone and
great durability which quality win be spprecis.ed
In the country, where good tuners arc seldom
found.
P. 81. Taylor has sold these instruments In this
city for the last seventeen years. TO the entire salts
faction of his numerous customers.
II Old Pianos taken In part pay
Plano Stools and Music, Uhe largess and bess
collection In the Stafe) Violin and Guitar Ssrinas
Violins and Guitars Of the best quality, q low
prices as p. H. TAYLOR
Piano and Music Store.
oe 5 100 Main street, opposite the Banks
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MEAL.-Havirg gottt n my mills, at Spring Hill.
III in operation, | am now prepared to furnish
Meal either Bolted Unbolted. Of the best quality,
made of best white soIu on the most favorable
terms Apply to Jeter g. Leftwich, few doors be.
low the Columbian Hotel, or to me at the Floyd
House. JOHN A. JETER.
ep 5-dts
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lSnnk MI virginia.

Bnnk nj Virginia, +
Richmond, July 5, 1858.
FENHE President and Directors of this Bank have
4 declared a dividend OF four and quarter per
cent. OF the prots of the Bank tor The last sx
monts, subject 10 the deduction OF a quarter per
cent. bonus to the State which leaves four per
cent, 50 so per snare, payable to the stockhoic
era ON demand.
jv 6-2w SAM'L MARX Cashier.
z.>ARM EhS' BANK UE stkGINIA.-
Il The Presideut and Directors have declared o
dividend of four aud quarter per cent. out of the
profits of the last ak months, subject TO of quar-.
ter per cen: bonus to the State, leaving four dol
lars per share pay able to the stockholders.
jy Slot A. SMITH, Cashier.
NALUABLA BUILDING LOT ON COR.
v NEK OF MAIN AND eth STREETS, FOB
SALE.-The subscriber is authorised to sell that
most valuable lot, wi framed tenement thereon.
at the corner OF Main and sin streets. now IN the
occupany of Mr. w. Muunijoy. The lot fronts
243 feet runs back l0S feet to an alley Apply to
4jy Sat w. GODDIN, Auct.
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Fromtas Ftncastle Democrat, AQTtt l, 1858.
"By the way, We would say word tor our friend,
John FL Anthony. Columbian Hotel Buildings. to
those going to Richmond, and wanting, ON landing
there, to brush up little just think Of the finest
kind of Hat for S3 So and fine caifskin sewsd
Boots tor % so He promises to do shis, and We
know he can, for we saw him do il. ap Is
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OOks, BOOKS BOOKS. At EX-
ID CHANGE BOOKSTORE-The Boyhood of
Great Men, intended as al example to youth, with
niustrations-G2c
Home Pictures, by Mrs Mary Andrews Deni.
son-S1
Household Words for June-25c
r. New Books received every day by
G N WEST,
liz 6 Nns : and 6 Exchanoe
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Eron. Af Fairn0nt { u. ) Rsp,l6iieaz..

AK INVALUABLE MEDIcINE-It is but seldom we find
among the many remedies offered to the public for the cure
OF disease consent commend, whose Nir-
able to discover, and have always kednousy
avoided giving utteTanCe anything that might lead
one 10 suppose that we plac ID any faith their prcle
sions. But with reference to remedy manu- netured IN
this place. and which has become familiar 10 the public
household words, speak nom knowledge OF its In:
tTnsc excelencies, its adaptation 10 many OF tie Ills OF
Ii c, and the security with which it may be used We
Sneak of the NOnpaIe Nerve and Bone Lnmeni prepar
ed by H. H. Carr d Co., from prescription furnished by
ing. OF the most eminent Physicians in Virginia. This
Lent is based upon the broad prncplc that rcne
pounded, be equally ecncious in emoviEg internal alec
ions principle that has been successfully deSeIoe1-
pie in It's action and yet revealing in its effects power
RCredible reaching the hidden sinews OF man
and bcast-and yet being innoxious to weakest
1t is also by Tar the cheapest Linent in the being
put up In totleS twice large the majority, al one
fourth larger than the largest besides being more than four
times strong. We commend 1t to those i'll want OF
sa and certain remedy.
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CINCINNATI.
Apollo. Building. N. W. cor. 5th & Walnut,
CINC!NNATI, Quo.

CINCINNATI, Quo.
Incorporated, 1915.
THE attention public respectfully called to tho
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counting room and business pursuits.
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ing on their commission or on joint secu-
aiiOn including speculatons in stocks, real csaie NC
with stcambosting, bank Insurance, railroad and BOOKS O
joint stock and chartered associations generally.
Commercial calculations embrace every variety OF com
pertaining business operations, being ta3sh
according to the most approved methods-lnterest DIS
count Equations, arbitration o! Exchanges &C.
Mercantile exercises are nrouuC-
ed this subject calculated TO impress business
habit and genuine business style OF upon
tine mind student well GamllaTze him with
tia techniraties and phraseoogy, Including pro
for1na Invoices Account sIes, bills OF exchange, &c.
Practical PcmanRHfp-Oue hour is devoted In teaching
systematic style OF business writing, combining ceuon
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Com,uSsTcInI Law Id Political Economy.-Day Lee
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commerce, practical kings OF trade embracing The
subject OF Partnership, principal and agent negotiable IN
struments sacs debts guarantees etc also on the laws
wealth. currency foreign and domestic exchanges cred
1t, profit, interest," inter national trade, &c
Tie course be completed in from eight to twelve
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knowledge Of the ordinary English branches is all the
requisite preparatory qualifications.
The business acquaintance OF the Principal enables him
TO sender sistance to those wishing TO procure
Good hoard can be obtained in the city at to $3.50
per week. a.. ,,
TGRMS:-For partial course, books, auonery' &c. ILL
For course. books stationery Big9ma $e neIu-
siye, 5000. JOHN GUNDtf!
janS'53-1yd FTtneIPaL.
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