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Third street, Phiadsiphia 2. D. oilnaa, Warrington
wigs and Representatives,, OF No. 2S3
BroadwAy e Placed 70 announce smother beautiful In
ysnton applied ladies' and gsntemsns hair work. and
b The most perfect imitation Of nature jet discovered
W.T. and Toupees.-Competition dehed BY
MDHUnsT HEARD: The Wigs exhibited By them -
examine for yourself reader At Maiden where ron
VIII ma che largest stock IN New York Copy che address
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WANIEp-IN PRIVATE FAMILY, A PROTEST.
w ant girl, who can cook wssh and iron. One who
her business and has good ssons
may apply At l05 corner Thetb street.
basement door from g A NJ ts2P. N. Also one who
derstands waiting, and can realty.
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N ENGINEER.-A YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUA-
a tion engineer engine. Has worked At the
four Good from his last employ
Address d. H.. Herald Office.
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NTANTED- THE NUMBERS OF THE DAILY HERALD
Nv from June 80 s4s 90 June 1850 or any portion Of
Of the volume, IL bound Apply TO A. HEPBURN Herald
Office.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
Personal.


COPPER IN TIE CITY, JUNE ID, 1854, At NINE
" O'Clock. WIN. DORLE,
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

,AMMbkiCAN HoTEL.-A D Allen, Wasbinstop.
Patton, Mallory; R w Psynter. lsdv and su,
R sn aafGTss' Petersburg; Watts c; w Scott
w Harrison We; GlasseIl and son C aLo1in..N
Persin.. Petersburg; E Morris, Conn. a S;a
VIC Wey, Kent Z Kent, W W Il saeH .
UNITED STATES HoTEL-R Nm.
G Walker Norfolk; g Schofeld Wsbsiar = x
Cassel, Chesterfield; Fl Lipscomb. N KAN W !,
Serqfss M ~ z T ssrugsa. swami
Penrose. u Curtis, MarylanG C Ruffin, HanoEisr
VIM Stamp. Lancaster, Pa; S w Chaplin, St Louis. I
West w Rowand, City; nj Bowen. AIer
andria; II Styles. Henrico; c Westcott, Bassrt
Phila; w Clinch, Washington; D McCamick, Clarke
COLUMBIAN HoTEL.-W Eleasen, Madison
w Clarke: r R; A Webster, Amelia: ] .
MorIisett, Coalield; N Cole, j d Tucker. James
Johns and lady, Miller, Va; Z Brown Cumberld
&c Brown, Powhatan: ? Brown, uckin CHAM; v
liza; c Phillips, Hampton; A Miller. Va; r Woed
Chesterfield; w Owen, Powhatan; j Jennings s
Winfree. Va. R Walker. Mecklepburg; w g Mel
son, refbs; Turner, Wilson, n Wil.on, N
B Potts. Richmond; o Ward, Va; Watkins. Pc,
tersburg; Klamrotb, Philada; q M Cav. Rruns
wict; Slaughter, DR. Ed Townes and lady, Mecklsn.
burg. : ~ ''-e -" i7A'
EXCHANGE HOTEL B stark.. lady and ,s !.
Navy; M Banister, Amelia; J ] Maury, Va; P Pow.
srss Staunton;S Hough, ii g Vickery. BaIt. W y
wilson, Norfolk; A Q Mead, r. Stone, PETERSBURG:
fosS 81 MeMasn sIMST ah,Is Nc Tuner Hicks
~ ny; Turnbull and lady. Brunswick; C 8 Swift.
= u ~ Kirk lady, child and svt, Lewis. s c: W
Rawlings Brunswick: w J Smith, Louisa: VI r
2 Hudson, w Green Va; w ii bysrsnn Y'' u q q
Or Arnold. u W Lavicount Montrss na qnsusa.sr'
Stsuckinshsm; L M Coleman, Hanover; G Meosbayy'
Me- ise1' " Randolph, Aibemarle; W LightfOot,
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rST OF LETTERS Remaining In the
IL Richmond Post Office on theeisth Of June. 1917;
rEPersons calling for Letters in this LisI w,A
please say they are saveffised
rX' Office hour, On sunday, hereafter, from to ,
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FROM NoRFoLK.-We are indebted to purser
SMITH OF the steamship Roanoke, for copy of the
Noriolk Argus OF Friday, twelve hours In advance
oil the mail. We copy from the Argus the follow
ing:
NAvAL-The U. S. sloop of war Decatur. Com.
inander Sterrett, ssied Wednesday morning for
the Pacific She was towed down IN Hamnton
roads by the U. S. steamer Engineer, Master Dim
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xkAAAA8&OA00s 0x0A24&lA49b 90
0FTf0E RICH. FETs0 RziIRo4D 60. ] !
IN = q zn NOTICE.-TO PER
y gsONs SEEKING AN ELI
4IBLE INVESTMENT or MONEY. Sealed Pro-
posals will be resolved at this ONCE until the 18th
day Of July, 1854 when they will be opened In tho
the SEVEN PER CENT. COUPON BdNDs Of
this Company be issued for the purpose OF
structing their road with heavy iron rails under the
authority Of the Act Of Assembly passed February 49,
1884, and Of the resolutions of the Stock oiders 81
The principal ofthese Bonds will be payable on the
LIST day OF June, 1875 snd the interest Of seven Der
cent per annum, or three and half per cent semi
annually on the let day OF June and the Let ay of
Dece mber OF each year-the punctuaI payment Of
both principal and interest being secured BY deed
OF trust on the whole road and other property and
franchises of the Company, liable be enforced at
any time upon sixty days default In the psvme MT of
any amount Of either principal or interest
NO bids for less than the par vsue of these bonds
INC uding interest from the LIST of this month June
1894 = that being the date which they begin to
bear7 per Ct interest-will be considered. T
The terms Of payment will be CASH but from re-
OF the purchase money in equal instalments with
per cent interest theron from the LIST of june 1854
payable at 8, and months from that date win be
received as security for the punctual payment of
which notes, one-fth of the amount of bonds actu-
ally paid for will be retained by the Company until
all OF the raid notes shall have been paid.
Any farther Information on the subject which may
be desired will be furnished by the President Trea-
surer Of the Company. s57s #
By Direction of the President.
T.. -. 81 s,a.g JOHN WILLIAMS,
Secretary and Treasurer R. p. Railroad Co.
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Skinner II h Gordon, w Bolton, j i IA.
~s no fsrry Or T Arnold N C Layescon1ts- r
Z rpGMs sse. L Townsend, ] Kent, H Ken,
Z Bsdell. G I Smith. 4 siciss br n Wax
is,S I ec kobertson, W Chaplin. FP Red.
snS "a p%eeensr, LADY and children, G waugh
y .,a Egs, lady and children. M MAJ.
la. shs az Parker, Mann, C W Mearuds4
Ssaaiord, Wake. Dr. j Morri,. r Ion.. 2
-. IT. o.. Andrews Nichols, Ii Thorn.
G az, z nahs{; Youne. 4 = Bsnoros. q q
Nm sslls. and n In stes.ags. Inni''
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NlAKE NOTWITHSTANDING OFF AT
u Ann QEIOW COST TO CLOSE RI2I-

NEsS.-PHILIP STERN. No. Is Main street, will
commence from this date TO close his entire stock Of
Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS ct prime cost The
stock comprises the most desirable Goods for the
season, such as Silks. Bsrages Lawns and Ginshams
White Goods Of every descriptions Ribbons, Silk and
Straw Bonnets Irish Linens, sud full stock of Do
mestic Goods ee
!. Persons fsvorns with call. may rely on set
thug bargains. ~ 7aete 1855
je 12-tmA e PHILIP STERN.
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36c--3ls.Isss T A e X Il T-B o A L
skszkzz .lzEEzsEzzPLoUGH-BOY, FOR CANTON
commence running their new boat PLOUGH-BOY,
Capt. Ro y Crouch, between RICHMOND and
NEW CANTON, on the Esd inst, Tuesday next.
Great inducements for and comfort are hereby
offered to the travelling pubc-all night travel be-
ing avoided and passengers taking leaving the boat
at all places in the day time. -. p 4
Leave Richmond, at A. NJ, on Tuesdays, Thurs
days aud Saturdays, arriving in New Canton, at p
M. of the same day 49,,
days, Wednesdays and Friday's arriving in Rich.
mond at P. M. of the same day. 2.aH
Passengers will take breakfast and dinner board
the boat
Fare the same as that heretofore charged by the
line of M essrs. Boyd Edmond Davendort. 81
Office on 7th street. opposite Myers Warehouse,
JET SANDERSCN, CROUCH & HOOPER
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MECHUM'S RIVER, MAY Is. 1854

MECHUM'S RIVER, MAY IS, 1854
AN1 The Undersigned is pre- pared to accommodate
twenty or thirty BOARDERS, and will use his best
exertons to render his guests comfortable and happy
Situate in the county of Albemare, Immediately on
the Virginia Central Railroad ten miles west of Char
lottesville, and the eastern base of the Blue
Ridge, his house will be particularly attractive to
those who enjoy pure air, cool water pure milk
and butter sweet as the clover blossom, together
with quiet retirement in the midst of the most
his house.
TERMs-Per month, $40, Servants and children
generally about half price per week, IS per day,
ST.
Post Office, "Mechum's River, Va"
my &-d1mc4t* WIN. GRAVES.
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GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

Allen VIM Anderson Alexander Ro
Anderson Albert Ashlock Jns w Alley Saml
Ahern Denis Anderson u Avery ThosF
Amory Edm'd Atkinson DR. Ro Ammons VIM H
Allen Geo
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DOTOMAC PAVIL ION-PINE Y

Il POINT, MD.-This agreeable resort for health,
bathing and general recreation, will be opened on
the 18th of June, for the accommodation of the pub
lic and under the confident hope that satisfaction was
afforded his part last to visitors generally
the undersigned pledges himself that the Pavilion
shall be equally we'll kept during the present; and
while many similar establishments have raised their
prices for board and doubtless many more will follow
their example, the prices at the PAVILION will
continue heretofore for its old well the
friends which may seek it's quiet shades and we'll
known fishing grounds.
BoARD-for a single day. $20O-for three days or
less than a week, $ 80 per day-per week, $1,000,
and per month, $4,000
Professor Loebmann's Cornet Band has been en-
gagged for the season. ~ ...
je 12-d6wc4t w. w. DIX, Proprietor
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rsz5a c. GRE w, ksfA4ss
SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTURERS,
18th STREET, NEAR OLD MARKET,
INVITES the attention Of the trade to his
4 large stock now on hand, which he is disposed to
20 sell very low on the usual time to punctusl custo-
mers. II
~ liberal discount allowed for cash. "a M
my SLIM -. @ -
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THOMAS w. KEESEE, AucrIosEER,
= Office at George ]. Sumnsra, No. % Pearl street.
VIII attend to the ssle ofREAL ESTATE and every
s9ss; De-, of aMERcHANDIzF HOUSEHOLD
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nE rAO4UlEh w 1llE SULfHUh
L SPRINGS, known in the list of post offices a.
Warrenton Springs, will be opened for visitors the
10th of June. Extensive improvements have been
made since the last season. The entire bedding of
the establishment has been renewed and the furn-
ture OF the dining and other rooms extensively i'm
proved. Gas works have been erected; the sht to
be furnished from rosin OIL Numerous ether expen
ses have been incurred for the comfort and aceommo-
daton of guests These. and the increased cost of
provisions of all kinds demand some increase In the
rates of board which will be- For the season, end.
ing first of October. $85; for three months $75 for
two months. $65; one month, $S6; for two weeks,
$40; for one week, Sill per day, g. for dinner 75c
breakfast, supper or nights lodging, SOC. Colored
servants, and children under Il years, half price,
White servants, three-fourths Of full price. No
charge for children under two of age Houses,
so cts. per day, or $40 per month
The railroad cars leave Alexandria at O'Clock in
the morning, and in two hours arrive at Bealeton,
where conveyances will take passengers over good
summer road, between eight and nine miles, to the
Springs. The cars also, will leave Alexandria st s
P. M, for Warrenton, and stages will take passen-
gers the same evening to the Springs by Macadam
lied road six and half miles. From the South and
the West the cars leave Staunton and Richmond in
the morning at about O'Clock and may get TO the
Springs via Gordonsville and Bealeton, to dinner
thus afording two daily nes to Alexandria, and
daily line to Gordonsvil1e, Richmond and Stsunton.
The superintendeuce of the establishment has been
placed under the control of tho subscriber, whose
experience in Lowell Boston and Portsmouth, New
Hampshire, entities him to hope he will be able to
give general satisfaction He will certainly try to do
so. lie 6--so9'I SAMUEL A COBURN.
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u L.-DR. A. c.. HARDIN,
~ Graduate of the Physio Medical College and
lnfirmary OF Ohio. still continues to tender his SER
the departments of his profession hoping by strict
attention TO his profession to nit all the
he may receive. -.--s--'.-.e-. =
DR. II. may be found ct the corner Of Broad and
18th streets all hours night and day. when not pro-
fessionaiy engaged Secret forms Of disease trssts
with great success. sss3 =
q Extracting Teeth only Is cents.
mn Ism
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OFFICE R., F. & P. r. R. COMPANY, :
Richmond, May Is, 1854.
60 NOTICE.-At a meeting of
t .Eik@---SsE the President and Directors of this
Company to-day the following resolution was adopt
ed go -
Resolved, That on and after the lst of June next,
note of less denomination than Five Dollars will
be received or paid On the part of the Company.
..5.-- C. w. MACMUROO. Treas
p. S.-The specie change will be given by the
Company when specie notes are presented, other
wise the other party must provide themselves with
the proper amount under FIVE dollars
Passengers requested to get their tickets at the
office of the Company before starting.
my 29-ts c. w M
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Nv HORSES.--I have for sale pair
IA of beautiful Bay PONIES, s years old last
Spring, perfectly sound in every respect; work well
in single or double gear, and beautiful match
and move elegantly together They we'll worthy
the attention OF any gentleman wanting such pair
to drive during the summer months / will sell
them much below their value, on very accommoda
ting TERMS to an early applicant as have earth
ly use for them. - -aEl-C
- w. r. WALDROP, at the Richmond
Planning Mill, 9th ST., rear of Paper Mill, near the
J river. where the match can at any time be seen,
ID and. If desired, driven. lie 12-St~
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Bishop Robt z
Brown Robt
Bradley Robt
I B ethel Michael
Bush Saml
Burnard Sylv'r
Ball Saml
Benson 7 S l. T
C.
Ba'es Thos
Bull Thomnaon
Blackburn Tn M
Booker VIM II
Bennett VIM
Bowls VIM J
Beardsley \ Mes
| send
Brownen Wm'ol
| Booth y Watson
| Buchaning VIM
| Brr therton w 7
| Burke Wash'u
| Bowsnan J
| Church Chas r
| Collins Timothy
Cummings r w
Churchill Geo
Chapman G A
Carter Geo
Chick Fl A w
Clark Col H J 3
Curtis III G
Criddle john w
CrumpJ r
Cridlin Jacob FL
CarothersJno
Capps Joseph
Cronen Jno
Clarke Isaac r
Daes Joan
Dyer Capt
Davis Burnham
Day B III
Duifell e J
Dsmford K B
Dickey Geo w
Dudley HA
Edwards VIM
East T r
Edmondson r III
Erdeursrher C
Fleming J9
Fawcet Thos
Francis Robt
Terrell PC
Fisher N
Forsyth Al
Ferguson w j
Foster j n
Flynn Jno
Fanlcouer IA
Fitzhugh J 8
Graves J 3
Greene WD 8 2
Grovan w w
Gardner W.T. @
George L J
r NJ
6Isss 3 A
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LOCO 600 Gifts amounting to se $500, 900
: An the above valuable property will be placed in
to the hands of any responsible Committee appoint
ed by majority of all the certificate holders and
subject to their CONTROL for fair and honorable dis
trbution to all parties concerned, which, from the
proprietors extensive gements throughout the
whole United States and Canadas, is expected to be
Ali orders for these beautiful Gift Certificate from
the country, addressed post paid, with the money
enclosed, to EDWIN WATERBURY, Hope Chapel
No 72O broadway, will meet with prompt returns.
Office open from 10 A M. to 4P. Nj. and from
to 8 P. M
Remember, knowledge of your Countrys Histo-
nv; the prospect of q Gift worth 5000, and the
certainty of handsome present for SO cents.
Exhibition EVERY EVENING. at 9, and WE'D
Ofiees for the sale Of Certificates, Fl. WARD. Ho-
tel corner of Broadway and Maiden lane; FRENcH's
Hotel, opposite the City Hall; and at the Lecture
Room, 100 Broadway.
my 6-S8t ~
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TOLAND q BURGER. {

1OLAND 0 bUhGEh,
SAW MANUFACTURERS, 10th Street
Bet,ceen Main and Cary Streets, Richmond, Ia.
CIRCULAR SAWS of every size and
~ style, together with all other kinds of SAWS
kept constantly on hand and made to order. All of
which are warranted, and may be found for sale at
all the principal Hardware stores in the city, at fac
tory prices. SCI p
~ Circular Saws re-toothed and Strengthened
and warranted TO run true. de I6-6m
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NOTICE TO LADIES.-We
are prepared to shew the Ladies' larger,
finer and more varied stock of SHOES, CATERS,
SLIPPERS &C., than perhaps has ever before been
exhibited in this city. We will call their especial
attention to the following: 49,
Best black Cater Boots, McCurdy's make
Do. do. dc. own make, SITS.
Brown Cater Boots, Sl75. ,s
Light cold do. $l.75. T
Black, Brown and Light Caters, Sl56.
English Kid Slippers, best quality.
Call, Ladies, at the LADIES SALOON" and you
that viii be satisfactory. WHITE l. PAGE, =
my Ia EHE 8EG No. IS Main st.
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LADrrs LIST.

Alexander MrsS c
Anderson Mrs n A
Austin Mra e r B
Biselow Mrs w B
Booth Mrs Sarah
Rrowu Mrs NJ C
Beyill Mrs Mary
Brantwhite Mrs Mary
Brown Mrs NJ A
Berry Mrs N 8
Buris Mrs. Lucy
Boucher Mrs Harriet
Berry Mrs r L
Butler Mrs L G =
Brown Mrs Bridget
Beauchamp Mrs Ann
Burnett Mrs A Z 4
Crutcb6eld Mrs Sarah
Catlin Mrs r r.
Carter Mrs L V
Chamberlsyue Mrs L
Cooke Mrs X B
Crump Mrs Jane
Clarke Mrs Z H
Cronin Mrs
Cobbs NJ iss s +
Cole Sarah
Condry Miss P
Connel Miss NJ
Dean Miss v II
Denis Mrs Sarah A
Dunn Mrs Robt
Dorset Miss Mary
Dunn Miss Julie
Ellis Mrs 8 9
Edwards Mrs s
Fowler Mrs Polly
Franklin Mrs r
Foster Mrs 8 nj
Ferguson Mrs 8 Z
Ford Mrs c
Floyd Miss Jane
Gillespie Miss s J
Gardner Miss M E
Gentry Miss NJ A
Glen Miss NJ s
Garrett Miss Lucy
Gary Mrs Anoa
Godsey Mrs Cath
| Green Mrs Z G
Graves Mrs Z Z
Harrison Mrs w B 2
Hatcher Mrs 5 M
Holehan Mrs Peter
Henry Mrs Martha
Hughes Mrs Nj w
Hightower Mrs III j
Hall Mrs Jas
Hoppe Mrs Z
Harrison Mrs f 2
Hanrbury Miss A
Hinchman Miss Va
Heiskell Miss d
Heth Miss Caroline
johnson Mrs Y L
Johnston Mrs Mary
Jackson Mrs M'gt
Jarvis Mrs Frances
johnson Miss ri
Jefries Miss Nj L
| Jones Miss M Z
Kidd Mrs Eliza
King Miss NJ A
| Lofug Miss Sarah
| Long Mrs N c 2
Lomax Maria tcoPdl
| Miles Mrs s v
| Mitchell Mrs r
Missler Mrs M A
| Meeks Mrs Judy
Mallory Mrs II e
Martin Mrs e H2
Mundy Mrs E
Minter Mrs B B
Moxler Mrs A Z
| Mcleod Miss Eliza
| McSweeny Miss Ann
| Newmsn Mrs E +
| Newell Mrs Nj A
New Miss Mary Ann
Oliver Mrs Maria
| Oliver Mrs Nancy
Fremont Mrs Adelaid
| Porter Mrs Dicey
Porter Mrs D A
| Powell Mrs L
| Perkins Mrs Jane
Pollard Mrs M c
| Peasants Mrs N A
Powell Mrs Rebecca
| Peasants MrsVa
| Peasants Mrs VIM II
Roane Mrs Jas r
Rose Mrs Matilda
Ralsten Mrs M A
Reynolds Miss Annie
Scott Mrs C A
Smith Mrs Emelins
Sawyer Mrs Harriet
| Sales Mrs Mary
Strange Mrs Rebecca
Shnauber Mrs s 7
| Smith hiss Ann r
Temple Mrs Elizabet
Tazewell Mrs Mary 2
Trant Mrs
Taylor Miss Ann V
Thomasson Miss B A
Velez Ann V
Valentine Mrs Ann I,
| Wall Mrs
Warren Mrs Ann @
W alabama Mrs
West Mrs Fanny
Wingfield Mrs Harri'
Woodman Mrs Julia
Watkins Mrs Julia
| Walker Mrs ] C
Ward Phillis
Wright Miss S A
| Wicker Miss S + V
Wingfeld Miss Barb
Woodall Miss Cath
Marlborough Miss Ma
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NEW IRON ESTABLIS HIM ENT =

~ UNlON WOkkS corner Canal and Seventh
workmen, have entered into co-partnershp under
the firm and style of TURNER, STEELE, HA-
GAN CO., and now prepared to make to order
STATIONARY ENGINES, STEAM SAW MILLS,
BOILERS for steam engines, Iron BRIDGES aud
RAlLiNGS, together with CASTINGS of every de-
scription. -sr.
Having summoned to their aid the latest approved
machinery, in all the departments of their business,
they prepared to execute all orders with which
hey may be favored in a manner not to be exceed.
The members of the firm all practical workmen
and will conduct their own business.
JOBBING of all descriptions in their line of bust
ness, promptly attended to- tt &
They ask portion of public patronage, under the
confident beliefthat their prices and workman ship
will give entire satisfaction.
ADAM TURNER,
r WILLIAM STEELE,
ri17 JOHN TURNER,
..1t -7lE % f f.'=- s" JAMES TURNER,
CHARLES HAGAN,
je 10--Im j. w. CURTIS.
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VIRGINIA WORM KILLER-CHIL-
DREN CRY FOR IT-This preparation has
now stood the test of year, and its popularity 10
Ii is confidently recomm ended the safest best and
most pleasant remedy for expelling worms in use -
Its great merits have gained for it the recommends.
lions of phydcians, Mothers and others, who have
tried it successfully. when all the ordinary nausea.
ting preparations have failed. ls.t rs = 80
hIsas, fss al. s1si b y Ma f.i Iapb CO.
my12 Broad street
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Cd FARM FOR SALE.-For sale, a
miles from Richmond between the Old Turnpike
and the Richmond and Frederick burg Road. con
tanning shout lt0 acres75 Of which cleared the
balance we'll wooded. go }tlal
There 10 good dwelling on the farm, with six
rooms together with ice-house barn, stable and all
necessary out houses. Terms accommodating, APP
ply TO JAMES PHILLIPS,
At Mr.: Holmau's Grocery, cor. LIST and Broad s.a
ie 8-d& clmA 81 ~ i .-.s q
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PLU M B IN G..

BATH TUBS, SHOWERS, STATIONARY
WASHSTANDS, WATER CLOSETS,
HYDRAULIC RAMS, &C., &c.
THE subscriber has obtained, in the city
Il of New York, the services of the best Plumbers
in the United States and is now prepared, with an
extensive stock of superior material, to execute in
the very best manner and with Dispatch all kinds of
work pertaining to this line of business.
BATH TUBS OF lead. copper, iron or tin.
Every description of WATER CLOSETS, WASH
STANDS. copper and iron BOILERS, brass and iron
Lift and Force PUMPS. '-E $3.50
SHOWERS for hot and cold water put up to order,
and warranted to work we'll. -.
Hanson's improved. balance valve HYDRAULIC
RIA put up to order in any part of the State. This
Ram is said to be the best in the United States and
will raise water to elevation of at least fifty per
cent greater than any other process with the same
head and supply of water.
Having, at extra expense, obtained the best
workrlen, and laid in stock of the most superior
materials, feel warranted in saying will do good
work as any establishment in the Union, and on rea-
sonable terms.
Persons in want of work in this line invited to
call before closing their contracts.
Particular attention is called to a and superior
specimen of Plannshed Timed Copper BATH TUB,
now all the rage.
Orders from any part of the country promptly at
ended to. PAUL BARGAMAN,
je 10-2w -..-.t- 10th ST., near Cary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-17

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-17

GA FOR RENr-1he very pleasant
Ma and commodieus dwelling, corner 5th aud Car
streeu now occupied ~ the subscriber Is msnyy
convenience with its roxinnity to business snsy
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Possession given from Is to 18th June Apply IL
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-17

f3s n=sza CHANGE OF HOUR
@ZX&n d1f1z NIGHT TRAIN FOR THE
NORTH.-On and after WEDNESDAY next LIST of
March, the hour of departure of the night train from
the depot in Richmond will be o'clock instead of9
SAMUEL RUTH,
Agent of Transportation.
Office E., r. P. Railroad Company,
Richmond, Feb. 25th, 1854 !