The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-27
T4E DAILY DISPATCH


TIE DAILY DISPATCH
Iag A CowARDIN. Proprietor.
EUaH r. PLEAsANTs. Editor.
A1S .D.n. ) ~
As, yorl.. Virginia and North Carolina
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS,
r~p r<rrrp STATES MAIL STEAMERS,
RokNoKE ~ JAalEsTOWN.
Ts c7S from Yeo YORK. R'chmo"a' PeserS0&TS'
sc. SC. &c
-.y4Sf2 effected arrangements with the U. S.
rsii line Of steamers from New York TO Nor.
felix and Richmond for special Express prt-
,viIeeps on that route, we are now prepared 10
reeve and torw ard, 10 aud from New YORK, mer-
-hsndise and lscSsges OF every dsscfiOnon Win
d;spascc and greatly reduced rates.
Our Express will leave New York every Wed
nesisy snd Saturday per splendid steamers koa-
mike and jamestown alternately. tIoocs viii
he received at our New York Office, SO Broadway,
up,l half past o'clock, P. NJ, on the day of sail.
iDg
York, are requested to order by ADAMS cos
STEAMSHIP IMPRESS"
Oar inlsnd Express will heretofore, leav
ing New York and Richmond daily in charge of
special messengers. All goods not marked 20 go
Steamer Express. ADAMS s. CO.
J. L. acDoNoUGH. Agent, Richmond.
NOTICE.-Express packages for Norfolk, Pc.
seysbu' aud Richmond, intended fIr shipment per
steamers Roanrae or Jamestown, will hereafter be
received by ADAMS q co SO Broadway, who are
the only authorised agents for Express privileges by
Ehose steamships
LUDLAM g. PEASANTS,
je6 6-ts 81 Broadway. New York
yt-e-:sayl NEW LINE OF COAUH-
s-z-sS-sax=ts rs FROM STANTON TO THE
HOT AND WHITE SULPHUR SPRIEGS.-Vis
itors to the Virginia Springs, and the public gen
erav are informed that the nav and splendid
Coaches Of the HOT SPRINGS LINE, which will he
run ri weekly during the Springs season, will
leave ~tarnton and the White sulphur for the
Hot Springs, every Monday, Wednesday and
Fri5sy, and viii leave the Hot Springs for those
places. on the alternate dsys The night stand from
Stanton and th5 White Sulphur, will be al the Hot
Sirrgs
Passengers viii be conveyed speedily,
comfortably. and without night travel.
Fare from Stanton to the White Sulphur, s. st;
te the Hot ana Warm Springs, each S3 sc; to the
Bath and Alum So.
An extra Coach will be kept a: the BOT Sprngs
Those who wish to take this line will remember
10 pay through On the Central line only to
SIRuntOu,
For seats, Apply at Woodward'' Hotel. in Stsun-
tor. tn. GOODE.
Hct Springs Fo'v -. 1853 jy 14-2m
COUPON DOVBs FOR SALE-2o,OO
- DOLLARS VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE
RAILROAD NQ&TGAGED SIX PER CENT.
BE n NEW y6aK, AND CoNVERTIBLE IN.
TO STOCK OF TIE COMPANY, AT THE PLEAS
URE OF THE HOLDER, AT ANY TINE TILL
PIE 5IsT DAY OF DECEMBER, 1852
Thsse Bonds in sums of $1,000 each, ir-
redeeneoe for 20 years, and are part OF the loan
of one million FIVE hundred thousand dollars,
thofized by the Legislature at its last session. One
million of which taken by the State, and the
whole amply secured by deed Of trust on the
entire read and property OF the Company, for the
punctus. payment OF the interest, and the unm ate
redemption ef TIE Bonds. This loan, cgether with
their original Capital of Three Million will be-
pended On IN read
The road " Y extend from Lynchburg to the
Tennessee IG-. distance of 205 miles, where j:
will connect III other similar Improvements
tending 20 Memphis, on the Mississippi river, there
by atfording, wDen the South Side and Petersburg
and Norfolk Railroads are completed, contnu.
ous communication from Norfolk, Petersburg and
Richmond 10 Memphis. 1t passes through that
portion If our State remarkable for its ferliitv its
agricultural and mineral productions, and from
the large and iacre 4sng business which il already
commands, ths friends of the road sanguine
that it viii certainly pay per cent If not more
The whole work IS uuGer contract, and will be
completed by me lst of January, 1855. copy Of
the mortgage can &c seen At our Ctice, and any in
formation in regard ~ the Bonds, can be had Cn
application to PURCELL & co,
is }S-2m Richmond.
GELLING OFF AT COST, At THE
now sell at cost the balance of our Summer Cloth
ing, 70 nake room for fall AMI winter stock,
having vet large aud well assorted stock of Sum
nsr Goods Oh Land such alpaca and alpaca
luEtre Frock 81 ! Sack Goats; brown and buff linen
Goats grass duck linen Goats; white linen drill
and check aid striped linen Pants; white, buff and
fancy ris.seiiiss and linen Vests; aso a large as.
ssosifDert OF cashmere Pants together with
large stock q 2ectemens' furnishing GooCs; some
fine gauge meT.Io under Shirts-at the Franklin,
sc Main street
jy Its r. DECOU & co.
Two TOBACCO MANUFACTUREKS.-
4 JOSEPH WEAR, Mschinist, beth street, be-
tween Main snd Franklin streets, would respectful
70. their libera support since he commenced bugi.
make Shape Mig Mills with dispstch aud superior
workmanship He would refer those not acquaint
ec with his work, 10 the following gAntlemen:
ReferCRces.-Thos a. Saml HardgroVs, VIM
Gresner, James Il Grant, Charles Word, Laurel
Factory, John G73de
NJ Mills repaired with nestness and dispatch.
ie 2S-Im~ w
DIR. GORDON HARRIS,
GRADUATE OF CAMBRIDGE,
CLASS 1924.
~ FOUNDER OF THE 81
BALTIMORE LOCK INFikMARY,
No 81 South Gay ST.,
Opposite the Exchange Building and Post Otfce.
TfHO>E recurring medical surgical aid, BY
II applying 70 DR. H., may secure skiliul treat
ment and advice, while all munications will be
Sacfstly shielded by the fgis of professional no