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ca k go; -
rom Petersburg and hichmOnd to The
White saiphnr Springs, Through an

two Days.
FENHE Virginia g. Tennessee Railroad Cnmpany
a now present the quickest, safest and chespes:
route, with increased facitle2 never before offered
by any line to the travelling public visiting Virginia
Springs
Passengers leaving Richmond daily at o'clock
NJ, Sundays excepte6) Big Hessrs Boyd, Edmond
d Co's line VI Packets with experienced commend
ers--0r Inc next morning at O'Clock, by the Dan,
Vile Railroad, meeting DGsst ngers leaving Peters
burg at clock A NJ, the same morning ct the
junction 81 the South Sloe Railroad will proceed
kice's Station; where they VIII ind a line Of new
anC superior Troy Coaches. hue horses and e.:Ge
rierced drivers III readiness to convey thenl with
the most possible dispatch, will reach LJnchburg
early in the eveGing 10 time 20 nave gu1c .;S II $
a. and las" the Cars OF the Virginia L. Tennessee
Railroad az O'Clock A III, next morning Bon
Eacks, distance OF IL nliIes il two hnurs IN con
merton with Parish 81 Co.'S old established line Of
Stages SO well Known to The travelling public Tor
their safety and Cispetcn, well supplied with new
Coaches, excellent horses. accommodating agents
and drivers ready &c convey them 10 the MOUntain
House to supper, and alter comfortable nights
rest, TO the Wh.ie sulphur Springs before III eek
next morning the second day after leaving Lynch
burg.
Returning, passengers vii. leave t;a White Sal
phur Springs al O'Clock NJ daily, (Sundsys tx
cepted) K. d Sweet and Sweet Springs at O'Clock
III, and arrive al the Mountain House 70 supper,
leaving neL. morning at Gay light, breakfast az
Scots arrive AZ Bousack's a. AZ O'Clock M-and
Lyochburg at ii M, leave LyncdoUrg same even
ing by Packet al 3 clock P NJ, for Richmond, al
irving the second morning at { O'Clock s:-or bv
Stages at IAN Nor from 70 O'clock in the
morning, and Southsida RRilroad to Petersourg and
Dsnvile Railroad TO Richmond, arriving same
evening at O'Clock
Raies Of Fare from Richmond ana Pc
tersDHrg.
By Boyd Il EdmoDo's Packets, frocl Rich.
moad and Va 81 Tenn Railroad to White
Sulphur Springs. 80 90
to Sweet Springs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 800
By Danville Railroad from Richmond and
Sou,hsde Railroad from Petersburg snd
stasas IN Va a. Tenn Railroad to WhIIe Sui
phur Springs 10 50
to Sweet Sprlugs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 50
THOMAS SHARP,
jv lift Supt Tranpt Va Il Tenn K
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UNPRECEDENTED RAILROAD FEAT.-En.
CINE No. %, on The New York and Erie Rail
road, re Gently hau!ed one hundred and ninety
two coal cars from Binshampton 10 Owego,
each car aud loud weighing eight tons, besides
four cars heavily fTeighted with bridge timber.
This, We presume, is the heaviest load ever
drawn by one engine. being with the four
loads Of timber, about two thousand IONS
more than enough TO load the new steumer
Queen OF the West, which is the largest MIR
cnont steamer now aAoat on this continent
DaRktrk Journal JukY Is.
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PORT OF RECahtON .
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Sle7lner Roanoke, Caveudy, I'm New York mGz
to Lussm Il Watson
SAILED,
Schr C Vickery, Horton, to Port Wa!ihall, to
load with coal
Schr Swan, Philips, to Port Wsihall, to load with
coal.
BosToN July i3.-Arrived schr Susan, Rodgers,
Richmond
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e. GREAT BARGAINS CAN ne

e GREAT BARGAINS CAN NE
- OBTAINED EITHER AT WHOLESALE
NA. OR RETAIL, IN WATCHES, JEWEL
s2a&S@aY AND FANCY GOODS, AT ELIAS
HALE'S, No IU6 MAIN STREEr.-Ou hand and
receiving almost daily, by Steamer and hx2rsss,
large assortment OF God ana Silver Watches from
the most celebrated manufacturers OF every varis-
~ and kind, warranted 10 perform we'll Gold
fob Breast and Guard Chains; Gold Ear and Fin
ger Rings, grest variety styles and patterns;
Bracelets, Breast Pins Pens and Penciis Thimsies.
heys, &c Also, a large assortment OF low priced
jewelry sutabIs for tns country trade. Tie as
sOrtment Of Gold and Plated Jewelryis more ex.
tensye than at any store in the country. compr:s-
Ing stoca from upwards OF thirty different man.
lecturers, and tor sale at their prices; Silver Ware
large assortment. Also, Plated Ware Consisting
OF ies sets, Mustard Pots Salt Cups Spooas,
Eorks, Lsdles, Suesr Tones &c. Also, a large as
sortEnent OF Hair, C!eth Tooth apd Nail Brushes;
Fancy Boxes, Soaps, oils, Cologne Kniyes Scis.
sors, Razors, Combs, Buttons, Pins. Mead IS and
Thread, with extensive assortment OF small
wares 10 the line too numerous u mention, for sale
Ia quantities 20 suit purchasers es low as can oe
bought IN any of the nortnera cities or from ias
manufacturers, direct ELIAS HALE
Importer and Manufacturers Agent,
my 2a-ts Ice Main street
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II NEA APUTHECARX Arp DhUG
%EsY STORE The Subscribers have entered into
~ partnership and taken the store ese!y oc-
&IaA cupied by Levy, Jr, pol Broad street,
lew doors below Messrs Breeden IL Fox. orfar for
sale a g. neral assortment OF Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, Oils Dye Stufs, Perfumery, &c, which
they can recommend 10 the public as fresh and
genuine, having been purchased in tho last lew
weeks be one Of us in person.
Particular attention will be paid TO the putting up
Of Prescriptions at ali times OF night or day.
We respectfully request cal from our old pat.
rons and the public generally
PETER w. GRUBBs.
a35 X w APPERSOE
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,yDyyr woARDIsG.--Tna saba

EUMMgg E0ARDIsG.--Tns subscriber,
y sitossed as Mecnuna's Fiver. INC present ,e-ni-
nas OF leo virginia CenErai haiiccad. has accom-
naodations Tor swenyy or tniEsg ooarders. Bic
hoasa peas aGd furniture ara eIsIrsay new; his
rooms vsA ventilated, the surrounding countrv
bealthy snd delightful nvery exertiou will Be-
mac 70 render ma guests comfortable. Term.
moderate, ana maze known Gu sppl.saron
WIN GRAVES.
mechun's River. Nav 2sth 1851 ns a6-ssf
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Breret Cspt. Elias H. Kane, of the United
States Army, died a, Bellevijle, Illinois, on The
9th instant, in the 3lst year OF his age. He
graduated at West Point in lS4i, and since
then has been attached TO the Army.
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The EMPIRE Observation-Disclosures OF THE
JUKY.-fhe verdict of the jury in The Empire
disaster is as follows: We believe that said
collision was caused by gross curelessness IN
the management of the sIoop, and the want
perhaps OF proper Ys lance on tae part of The
pilots of the sleamtSat
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MERCHANT TAdLORING-I

So MERCHANT TAdLOkLNG.-The
VA undersigned begs leave TO inform the pub
IN lie that ne has Oh hand me assortment Of
s-zaa.s Cloths, Cassimeres and Vesttnzs,
which be will be pleased 70 MAKE up IN best style
and on reasonable rDls
he taxes this methed Of informing his friends
tla. he has secur5i the services OF Dir. WILLIAM
ALLEN, go long and favo'ably known a der.
cnun! Tailor in this city; and every exsrtion viii
De rng 10 20 give sstfactiOl to those WAC may ia.
yor "a With their patronage.
He has on hand a good assortment OF Ready
Made Clothing, manufactured il :nrs city, watch ne
will sell the most liosrai terms Please bear in
mind ,hs Clothing being made mere gives employ.
nlent to our o|a people, who expend their earn
inga aruongus W. FL. BENSON
Having connected myself with Mr. W Il 3D.
respectfully ask sae patronage Of my friends snd
suatoine-s. w. ALLEN.
aD 27-ts
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'OEr Stnges arrive In Staunton AZ & O'Clock
NJ, and leave next morning by Express line.
st M-spend tine night at Wood wards JACKSON
River HOTEL and reach the White Sulphur a, 10 A
NJ second day from Staunton
) Chartered Coaches to travel as the party wishes
can be engaged at Richmond ON the following
terms: The inside OF the coach can be secure if 9
seats are paid for. II 10 seats are paid for it se
cures all the seats outside and inside; with the pr
viiege OF carrying the allowed baggage for the
number OF passengers paid for
''FOr the further comfort of passengers
we snail run an Accommodation line of Coaches
which will leave Staunton after breakfast stop for
the night al the Bath Alum or Warn Springs, as
they may dnsire, and reach the White Sulphur next
evening; guaranteeing that there shaA be no night
rauel."
I'VE will also keep at the Warm and Hot Springs
each, coach 10 accommodate visitors going West
or East, who may not find seats in the regular line
WIN P PARISH d. CO,
BY j. l.. HEIsKKLL, Agent
Tri. Weekly Connection.
TO Lyncnburg. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days, going up; Iare.- -.-.-.....-.--.---..S4 so
Servants travelling without their masters must
leave pass with the Ticket agent, and also shev
another TO the Conductor.
An extra charge will be made If passengers do
not obtain tickets GILL,
Superintendent Transportation.
~Washin gton passengers may go by the
junction and reach that city in "A hours from
Staunton, taking toe night train of the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company
eli K. Il. Gill, Sup't
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THE EXCHANGE CLOCK"
The Clock ths. ones through SaIisrd's hslls
Tine sou of order shed;
Now hsqgs mute on Ssiiards walls
AZ if that Sou were Gcsd
So fall to earth truths words sublime,
Thus wia0ums rel "a 10 DER;
And men thai once TOOK nnra of time
Now mark its flight no more
No more to rouse his inmates gay,
The Clock OF Ballard rings;
The spring alone that snapped TO day.
The do!etul ruin snga
Thus servants here will seldom wake
Till malt he morn Ia Ia rough;
Unless that Clock at once thHv take
To BILL BAR THO LO NEW.
w BARTHOLOMEW,
WaIch Maker, DC,
jer5 Opposite tna Dispatch Oiics
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A back belonging 20 John Hayerfeid. Of
Cad:z, Ohio, yielded u fleece weighing l9s
lbs
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rIEE,-On aud aiter thr 4th u July, 1853. a
IN Hack will leave Tomshswx Station. on the
Dsnvil'e Road every NJ tndny. Wednesday
and Friday, after The arrival Of the care iroln
R.chmoad. tor Bs.lsvilie via fowhatan C Il Re.
turning. win leave 8sllsvife every Tuesday,
Tharaday and saturday, In lime TO connect
with The cara
Mr. MARTIN will take pleasure In attending to
any buadis or package sent TO bis cara.
" t-dims
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Na Il.K BISCUIT fOR TkA-ThsY sur
lgx Pc sanyiasIa yet manufactured In ,hs civ,
they are daily ready al 4 ocl. ck PM All that IL
acquired, 70 try them and you cannot fail To ssnd
70 WIN FALCOHER's Bakery,
~ Ill Main street.
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49, ~
- iCHMUND AND DANVILLE nAiL-
~ ROAD-OPEN TO BRAKES BRANCH, 81
NILES.
On and after MONDAY. July 18th, 1853, re,
gular passenger train will run daily Sundays ex.
cepted) between Richmond and brakes Brarch
The train will stop Tor passengers only at the fol
lowing points: Manchester, Robious, Coafeld
TOmahawk, POwhatan, MattoaX, SCOTS Shop, Ans
liza Il, Wyanoke, Jennings Ordinary. Havtokah
Liberty Church, M, herrin, keysviiie and Brakes
B anch
Leave Richmond at O'Clock, A. Ii. Returning,
leave brakes Branch al I2 80 ?. N.
Children under 10 years OF age free, provided
seat is not occupied by them; from 10 and under
10 years OF age hall prica. Servants travelling by
Themselves must be furnished with two passes 80
that one can be retained in tie oce aad it must be
expressly stated tbs pess that they are permitted
to go on the cars.
n B-Passengers for Lynchburg will take she
Souhside train at Hsytokah for Rice's Station
thence by Flseg s. Cos stages to Lynchourg. Pas
Sengers Tor Halifax c II and Dauyle can meet
Messrs Flagp d Co.'S 4 horse coaches at Drake 8
Branch dsily excap. Sunday Passengers Tor
Greens5orougn, Salisbury and Charlotte, c.. can
meet Messrs flagg d Co.'S 4-borse coaches on Tues
days, Thursdays end Saturdays at BRAKES Bran b..
Passengers tor Ciarksyie, Milton, c, ana Yan.
ceysviile, can NEE. Moss 81 Co.'S COACHES at Keys.
vile on Tues lays, Thursdays and Saturdays, and
Tor Milton and fanceysviile by Flagg IL Cc's line
Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays, at Drake &
Branch.
jy 81 John Fl. OSBORNE Supt
4 'OPAstTNEHsHIP NUTIUE.-B c.
~ FLAhAGAN, of Charlottesville, auo GEORGE
RiVES, Ct Albemar!e. are ,his day admitted as
copartners in the firm OF HARTs1oK 81 ST KEs, in
the Grocery and Com hissiOn Ensiness 10
this city
The business will hereafter be conducted under
the style of FLANAGAN, STOKES Co.
Our MIR FLANAGAN viii give special asteI a'n TO
all consigaments. .,rsoou
A Y STOKES,
B &C FLANAGAN,
GEO RiVES.
Richmond, July lst, 1888.
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e THE CHEAP PEST WHOLE.
s88A SAIL AND RETaII ESTa IL a AIEST

e THE HEAPEsT WHOLE.
FA SALE AND RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT
~, OF GOLD WATCHES AND GUNS IN
aG4z2e@T II Z G. ITY OF RICHMOND HENRY
LYMAN, of 96 Main street. Richmond Va-tha
only direct Importer of Watches 70 this city. and
also direct Importer of double and single barrel
Guns, has jus, received from Europe, direct,
another lot Of splendid GID Watches, ard sor,s
very superior double and sia lie barrel Cans, which
will sell as low as any Northern Importer 10 Ia
United States. Coun,ry Merchants viii do well 10
examine my stock before going North and also b.
fore purchasing elsewhe at the Cheap Cash
store OF HENRY HYMaN,
96 Main street,
The only direct Importer of Watches, and
Direct Importer of Guns TO ,nis City
B. joss received, direct from the manufao-
turer. f"w more OF the latest patent double bar.
rel Guns, which have given seca general safisfas>
uon; cali sportsmen, and examine them Also, =
'aIbe lot OF tbs best English Caps Shot Belts. &C.
apps
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a k414 SMALL. bO Il ST.. I. 1ArLOR cLt
q street. berwesn Gr8cs and FraRi;l:n-Ai
School oeang exclusively Tor De2ianers, give spe
clal attention to RealipR. Correct Enunciahon,
Grammar and Spelling; also Geography. Mag
Drawing. and history specimens of
ily SG:s' 3os-:SOsinGn enc WIRING. may Do aIwsys
seen at the Dispatch Office My Rule is peremp
60. k--t g gentle "a nossibla &C 9
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fIGAHs.-IO00Ju Cigars-Hasasa Principe
~ AID Regalia; some OF prime quality For sale
Inv by TihsLEY BRYANT.
jy Is
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FIRE. LIFE AND MARINE

a. FIRE. LIFE AND MARINE
- INSURANCE The Richmond Fra
EsSa5sr Association are now prepared 20 issus
1-~-- policies of Insurance on tie above do
scrip,ion of risks on reasonable terms amp
similar company, and respectfully ask q share Of
the patronage of the public. Applications viii %
received at the ofics, No 223, corner of Main and
9Th streets, where the officers will cheerfuy fur.
nsh ali Information that may be required. All
lossss promptly sad literally adjusted.
JAMES BOSHER, President
JOHN q. BosaEa, Secretary mhl7
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ToMB OF BEEJAMiN FRANKLIN.-A dilapi-
dated dark slab of stone, Ell the southwest cor
ner Of Fifth and Arch streets. Philadelphia,
marks Tor did few years agel the spot where
rest the remains of Benjamin and Deborah
Franklin; but you canno, see their grave nor
read the inscription without scaling high
brick wall in violation OF the law, or securing
good opportunity and the favor OF sexton,
each OF which is said 10 be attended with diff
Guilty. So we'll hidden is this grave, and so
little treonenied, that we have known MANY IA.
tvs Phladslphians OF mems and women's as
tate who could not direct one 10 the locality
where i! may be found.
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sD SPRING ST0CA,-l sfn -sw
Anow In recsipr OF my oring stock OF axss1z<S
Goods. consisting OF Hats, Caps, Boots, shoes
Trunks, Carpet 6ags and Umbrellas / deem II
needless TO parricuag,ze; suffice it 70 say that my
srocx cornurises all tas now styles OF goods, and
from the most approved manufacturers Of all the
Northern cities. to which !ayi.e the attention Of
purchasers assuring them rhat no pains snail De
spared TO please them. JNo THOMPSON,
aos No 81 hs,E street
E,RnsA ARRIVAL, PER sCHk. NEW
IL Volta
IS boxes Raistns; 80 half boxes Rsistus
40 quarier do; 10 DO Layer kalsIns
bags Palm Nuts: bses Wslncs
so drums FiQs: bales Bordeaux AlnortI
5 trails Maiaga Almonds
All fresh; ust to hand aud for sale By
8. fOHAYITA d C,
$50 NJ rs mein s,rses.
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7 0Sr, LDST, LOST-By the subscriber,
Ii green figured Morocco Pocket Book, with
a steel clasp. containing $50 note on inc bsnA
of Va, and two e5 notes or the same RsnS, 81 90
gold piece and one othsr note, tie numoer of dol
lersI do ror remember II also contains a receipt
given in my name and signed oy HARDWOOD, the
sheriff OF Hanover and also letter " riGten me oy
Mr. iorn .1ugres togetBer with receipt from the
Snerift of King William, dated March IN 3Ota,
$50 liberal reward will De paid to the Under,
II lsf4 q, This orsr2 " Hts
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~ 0OD NEWS. GOOD NEWS. STILL
~ THEY Coma w OSBORN. the DaSuer.
rean Arrs,, l13 MAN Street euposIta Ghs Bsoks
stil continues 20 take .soss life Ike Pictures sna.
has gwen ninl such rush Of bus,Bass the last If
teea months DIR Osborn viii guarantees TO make
nne pictures si children IN TWO seooncs of time
Those that nave .r,a s1eiierisa and failed
are RESPECTFULLY lnylEe1 20 call P-se7s yery low
Come ano sss
sack stock! stock OSBORN Ia pre-
pared to furnish Daguerrean Stock wholesale or
retail He has constantly en- hand every size, Star
~ Plates, Cameras, Head Res,s. Mercury Bsfhs
Gu.lding Stands, Cosdng Boxes, Wood Vices;
pecks fstent Plate holders; Color Boxes; Cotton
Velvet and SILK Velvet Cssss all sizes; Jenny Lind,
Pspeir Hsch,e and every other style of Gases. Al
kinds OF Chemicals. also. the Pstsnt Stereotype
Cases cheap Tor cash. w OSBORN,
je l6 Sign OF the Flags Of oil Nations.
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RANGE OF THEa3sDMETAk
AT j, W. EandOIphs Bookstore, Main st. /,
YESTERDAY
"a. IL III. oP. IL.
y 10 10
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N. VOU EVn Ell EFT no sUUscfto1t AhFli.t
W a large quantity Of Wood to dsposs OF. haa
sHsd It convenient 10 take yard for thst purpose
aia ysra Il broad street. opposite BROOKE
Avenue. Orders for Weed may be iefs AZ In
storea IF c. &. Herring, Eco, Messrs Reeve T. Bialr
Jas B. Shelton. ESQ or ST the yard, wrssn VIII nee
with pronaps ast6nrop.
i.s nas or, hand about TOO cord superior seescns6
Oak w ood which be viii sell a. sho :raix et p-.es
t~lg-u J0sfss y. REEVE.
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,TAN0s. u. III. rAyr na !.

- PIANOS. n. II. TAYLOR i.
$500 constantly receiving eieaast snd
IN ID q Npain Pianos from the popular uas.
sers, Nunps & Clark
lhese Instruments receivedths great gold ssdaI
pyfzs at the Hoyids Fair,r London' is51 80
they cave invariably received the ers, prizs 4, ia
American instt1ts Fairs la this country. Thsv
combine ali the modern improvements win ne
nesGttte Frams and patent o1er strtags sns ara
greet durability which quality viii be apprscissed
10 the country, where good tuners are ssidom
found.
p II. Taylor hes sold these instruments In ,h,,
city Tor The last seventeen years to the entire sails
faction OF his numerous customers
" Old Pianos taken In par: pay
Piano Stsols and Music, Qhe largess and bes,
collection In the Sta'e) Violin and Guitar Struss
Violins and Guitars of the best quality, ss low
prices. P. ii. TAYLOR
Piano and Music Stora
oe5 $50 Msin street. opposite the Ranks
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~ REEVE G BLAIR, DRUGGISTS,
g155 Broad street, have On hand and
SS!s are constantly receiving
z-zA Roses aud Jayne Family Medicines, Car.
ter's Spanish Mixture, Bakers Premium Bitters,
Richardson's Sherry Wine Bittcrs, Arabian and
Mustang Liniment, &c. Also, full supply of
Preston d Merrill's Yeast Powders, justly celia
DRAFTED for making light, sweet, and consequently
utrtous bread. an is
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H. GAk2AAGES, CAkkl. AGEs.
2s8.sSs> TIE subscriber nss On hand, a. his
Coach making establishment, on Lombard Alley,
between Main ana Cary, (l3sh and l4th streess,]
nsaF the Columbian Hotel Coaches. Chgrio:tees
Baroncaes, Buggies, with and without tops, snd
Suiziea, al of niB maze, OF the best materials
and wcrEEnanship-a nj OF which will be sod "a low
az good work OF the Kind can De in the city OF Rich
nond ; and respectfully asks call from tncse IL
wan: of any article IN The Carriage line, IS am de
terunined TO make 20 order and aaii a, the iowesi
prl pt Ssoe; sad all work sold, :ns: Ia nev, war
ren.ed,
ap4-d5m MfCAjAH MANtEM
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n Ns3T N NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IA May. lSo3.-slTs A 3 DAWS-ReE pec1ad
hedarn: Il 10 WITH pleasure present you WIN my
tesamoay In benait OF your COUGH ELIXIR."-
/ have used 1t in nv family over % years-nan7
years before you mace sale OF land aaYe found
!, every thing you Represent II TO DC. VTith myself,
IL colo ana cough. /. acts ike charm. / am
never without some OF II me aud, oJ timely
use Of il. nave no doubt II nas saved many doc
tors ices ana although L oonE believe i The 10
ialloie OF every o0ey ana ali diseases. know
personally OF its good effects WIKI srsaE many
other than my own family, ana chesrtuliy recon-
mend it 20 the public. WBl. McERE2f.
For sale, wnosesai7 aad retail, by BENNETT
BEERS, a. BODElER, CdAS. BECK, CHAS.
YALE, and Mira. 4. B. DAVIS, Mgin s.rser, and
BOUCHER ~ MELTON. 3rosd S., and CHAS.
NiLLSP AUfId. Druggist. Richmond. my 30
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JUST RECEIVED -black. white and cuIpr.d
y siiz Fiinees; pea green and sky blue Ginps;
drab, blue aud green plain Bereges, Muslin Edge
ings and insertipgs at I2t cents. a, the cheap
aioie OF HART L. MOSES
jy 20 So Main s;raet
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LA Z hBEKkk CORDsAL.-A most tx
~ c-lienl and a. the same time very agreeable
medicine in he treatment OF CisTrl o., wrakBpss
of the stomach aid b0weis and spectacle valuable
In Ii e summer complaints Of children. Its also a
del ght III aud refreshing drink when mixed in
equal proportions with Ice water. Prepared ana
for sale by ii 4 DUVAL g. BRO
jv ParE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-22

V1TEINia UENTaAT KAiLK6AD.--
v SUMNER ARRAaGEMENT-visit to
the SPRINGS may expect more comfort by this
rou than ever hefore and II the cost of meals is
corsidered, no other route Offers lower fare. The
ros il open TO the base of the Blue Ridge, and the
rails now being laid between Waynssborough and
Staunton. 1t will be in operation this season.
The Stage line IL under the management of ]
L Heiskell, 40 well Known 10 the public.
Cars leave Richmond, daily ct 81 A n, and TIE
Western terminus of the Railroad at lIIAM,
Daily Connection.
To Rockbridge Alum Springs, fare. 81 so
White Sulphur, passing the Alum, Warm
and Hot Springs. ..--.--....-.-.....-..1 10 so
Bath Alum ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8 rs
warm springs -.-----.-.---..---......s 80
BOT springs..-..-.....-- $50
lexington. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
Sisunton --s-- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. co
CupeppefC h. --.----..-----....4 so
IN GAaaEx L--.a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-22
= GRNTLEMEN's PUMP 500

II GESTLEMEN's PUMP syLE
0oOis, LAY MADE rae sIbscrioer
would most respectfully call tn attention Of
gentl smen TO his assortment OF hue dress
Boots, u superior quality, manufactured by aim
sell All that be asks Is call from those IN want Of
fine dress Boob, OF good quality Tor summer wear
OF his own manufacture. ALEX BILL,
Manufacturer and dealer IL Boois, Shoes. Grunks
Ca,pei Bags, &c. DC, No La aain stree.
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