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OFFICE RICH. PErBa. RAILROAD co ,

I'll D EzI NOTICE.-TO PR
GKxN5e@XSONs GKxN5e1XsiSONs SEEKING AN III
oibLE INVESTMENT OF MONEY-Sealed P1o-
Posas VIII be received at this Office until the i5th
aay OF july 1884, fvhen they will be opened in Me
OF the President Treasurer and one or rors
oithe directors Of this Compony) for the nnreh.s
OF tne SEVEN PER CENT. COUPON R0NnS of
tns company, to be issued for the purpose of rscon
LueIne their road with heavy iron rails under IN.
so1oity OF the Actof Assembly passed February is
ana OF the resolutions of the Stoclhoids1s of
'ns company. adopted on the 30th May 1854
ne Pflnclpai ofthese Bonds will be navahIe On ~
lst day of June 1875 and the intsrest ~ .a o e
cent per annum, or three and half per cent ; pl
annually On the LIST day of June and the 1t d. Is
peGemoer OF each year-the punctnsI pavment os
Do.h principal and interest being secured he "a u
or trust on the whole road and other nronst asea
.lsncnnes OF the Company, liable TO be enforcaS =,
aJ 3 siie upon sixty days default in the pavmsnt nf
anS amount OF either principal or interest Vi
Uds LOT iess than the par value of these borS.
lnIerest from the lst of this month 1Inn'
bear ra IL 9eing the date which they begin to
nj per CT. interest-wili be Considered go ~
:,Ims ans terms OF paymen. viii be CAsn Emf f-or, -
f ~ bidders negotiable notes for thres fonrtb
VI ~ rno icnase money. in equal nstaments Svi,s
Pei cen' interest theron from the Ist of r., To-
Payape at d and months from that dats LII r1Jf,
receNeo as security for the puuctUal nana. - ps
Whleh notes, one-ffth of the amount of bond oi
aIy Paid 1or VIII be retained by the Comnann 49,,
a'i .. tHe ., ralu notes snail have been paid
Ahy IatshoI inIormaton on the subject which n,sr
sursr Of the Company. ''aehl OF Irea-
BY Direction of the President.
Secretary and Treasurer R. & P. RsiirasSS
je je6-TuTh&Stl5Jy "o'
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AN AMERICANIN THE FRENCH ARMY-The New
York Tribune atirms that an American citizen, be
longing to that category recognized as such by the
nationality doctrines of Mr. Marcy in his HuIse.
mann letter, but now in France, has been compell-
ed by the French authorities to draw in the nscrip
ton, and having drawn an unlucky number has
been placed In the rank and file of the French army
An active negotiation is going on at Paris for
the mans liberation, and the French cabinet is be-
ing pressed to make final decision on the Euro.
pean doctrine OF "once subject always q sub
iect."
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n NOTICE.-Wishing to change my bust
Nv ness offer for sale, privately, my LOT, STORE
and DWELLING HOUSE in the town of Warren,
containing about six acres of first rate low grounds
House has six roOns-the SIorehouse large ard coz
verient and first rate stand for selling goods also
another House and Lot containing about two acres
which would suit mechanic with a small family.
Either of the above named Lots will sell low, and
terms accommodating.
r A. PERKINS,
Warren P. Q Albemarle Co, Va lie 2O-d&w wits
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CHOICE BOOKS For THE DUL


Cousin the True, the Beautiful and the Good
Lectures On the True, the Beautiful and the Good,
by NJ. Victor Cousin. Increased by an Appendix oa
French Art translated, with the approb4tion Of NJ
Cousin, by J; W; Wight, translator of Cousins
Course Of the History Of Modern Philosophy -
American editor of The Philosophy of Sir William
Hamilton" author of the Romance of Abeard and
Heioise," &c. One handsome vol 8vo, well printed
Personal Narrative of Explorations and Incidents
IN Texas, New Mexico, California, Sonora, and Chi
huahua By J Russell Bartlett late u S. Commits
ElOner
TegR's Dictionary of Chronology, or Historical and
Statistical Register, from the birth of Christ TO the
present time; | vol, cotb-S2.
The ron Cousin Mutual Influence; by Mary c.
Clark-Si 25.
Cowpers Poeticsl Works, edition, ? volumes,
Cluth-$2
Greece and the Golden Horn; by Stephen Olin,
y. Isl.
Times of Old Times by Edwin and Mary L. En-.
luarson-75C.
Nara, or the Child of Adoptiou-75c
Just received and fer sale by
JAS WOODhOUSE.
q lG9 Eagle Square,
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IN FARMS FOR SALE.-A Farm of

Ea FARMS FOR SALE.-A Farm of
s $50 acres, in Henrico county, miles from Rich
mond halfin cultivation nearly all ofwhch has been
limed, and produces Wheat, Corn and Clover WE'LL
The wood land contains some fine timber and large
quantity of wood. The York River Railroad will run
near to it. Health, water and society first rate.
The purchaser heve the use Of the farm hands
till the end of the year.
The buildings and well arranged.
About 200 acres of the above mud land produ-
cling fine hay, and other crops.
Also, Farm OF 50 acres, half mile East of Rich
mond, with new and handsome cottage buildings,
having an excellent market garden, producing
fine We egetabes and on which much labor has been
spent
All the land is highly improved. Apply to
je l7-d& CIV RICH. HILL. JR.
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HUGUENOT SPRIN s-Tbi, nls,


- SAINT retreat will be opened, for the ssasdn' q,
provements have been made in the Hotel ard C..
pms, and the whole establishment has undergone
thoTougn repair competent Assistants aud Servants
in the different departments procured. GOOD Rans
pleasure and comfort of the guests
The waters are of three kinds: Sulphur Cb.Iv
beate, and combination of the two
Baths hot and cold, may be had as heretofore
TIE Ball Rooms, Bowling Alley, Billiard Rooms.
sna other sources of amusement. invite those who
are In quest of pleasure and recreation
The HUGUENoT SPRINGS are in Powbstsp
county, Il miles from Richmond and can be reached
Sy the Richmond and Danville Railroad to Robiou's
sstatien, thence by Omnibuses. Fare through about
1t Is expected that car will also leave Richmond
every Saturday evening, by which arrangement yisi-
sns 1s may VISIT the Springs at the close of the week
board, Ss2 60 per month, SO 90 per week, 81 IS
PEI aas ohdren under II years Of age and Servants.
eashi Dinner Is cts. Horses, per day, IS cts.
r w. ROYSTER.
n d. All letters should be directed TO .sHueaenot
SPRINGS" Black Heath Coal Mines p. o.
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DOMESTIC BLISS IN NEW ENGLAND-The New
Hampshire Superior Court at its late term held at
Concord, heard arguments in eightythree divorce
suits. Thirty-three of the applications were grant
ed, seven denied, and the decision of iorty-three
reserved The Superior Court of Rhode Island,
at its last term had seventy three similar cases be
lore it, OF which forty-two received judgment OF di-
vorce, four denied, three settled, and the re-
mainder continued for consideration.
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THE FAUQUIER WHITE SIILPHIIR


orhiNGS, known in the list of post offices as
aenIon springs will be opened for visitors on the
IWn OF June; Extensive improvements have been
made SINCE the last season. The entire beddnr Of
.ne establishment has been renewed and the furni-
Iure OF the dining and other rooms extensively i'm.
proved Gas works have been erected; the light 10
De Iurnlshed from rosin oil. Numerous ether expep
ses nave incurred for the comfort and accommo
cation OF guests These and the increased cost OF
provisions of all kinds demand some increase in thu
rates OF board, which will be: For the season. end
ing hrst OF October. SS5; for three months $75; for
sWo months, So5; one month, $50; for two wee Is
Szi Tor one week, Sill per day, 3; 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 ars of age Horses
50 cts. per day, or SO per month.
The railroad cars leave Alexandria at O'Clock in
the morning, and in two hours arrive 1t Bealetou
where conveyances will take passengers over good
summer road, between eight and nine miles to the
Springs The cars, also, will leave Alexandria at 3
+. M, for Warrentou, and stages will take passen-
gers the same evening to the Springs by Macadan-
ized road, six and half miles. FROM the South and
the West, the cars leave Stsunton and Richmond in
the morning at about O'Clock, and may get 10 the
Springs via Gordonsvile and Bealeton, to dinner
thus afording two daily lines to Alexandria and a
daily line to Gordousvle, Richmond and Stauntoa
The superintendence of the establishment has been
placed under the control of the 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-eo9iI SAMUEL A C0BURN.
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70 FARM FOR SALE.-FOr sale, a
SD FARM. in the county of Henrico, about five
miles from Richmond, between the Old Turnpike
and the Richmond and Fredericksburg Road, con-
tanning about $50 acres-75 of which cleared, the
balance well wooded.
There is good dwelling on the farm, with six
rooms, together with icehouse, barn, stable and al
necessary out.houses. Terms accommodating. Ap
PLY TO JAMES PHILLIPS,
At Mr.: Holma.'s Grocery, cor. lst and Broad sts
ie 8-d&clms
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my 50
EXTRACT OF JAMAICA GINGER

APURCELL, LADD CO'S-warranted to con-
tain in concentrated form the essential properties
of the best Jamaica White Ginger
This preparation has been used here for many years
and is considered by all who have tried it. one of the
best and safest medicines for the relief and cure of
dyspepsis, loss of appetite, nervous headache; all
those distressing symptoms of langour and debility
which attend dyspepsia in nearly all its FORMS
1t prevents and relieves DiarrhGa in its incpient
of ullness after eating AGED persons or those con-
vaescing from febrite Diseases will experience great
benefit from its
Travellers will find it invaluable ss remedy against
the unpleasant effect of change of water. Since its
in reduction some years SINCE medicine has
pidy secured the public approval, as is evidenced by
a large and steadily increasing demand.
Purchasers requested to ask for PURCELL,
LADD u CO.'S Extract Jamaica Ginger" which is
only to be had of
PURCELL, LADD & CO, Druggists,
ie I6 80 N ain St. cor. l4th.
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4 GREAT BOOI BY A GREAT Al.

"A THoR!!-oESA WEST. Nos, 5 and Ex-
Change, Offers Co.. The Pilgrims Of Wsising
ham! romance Ssle biidiie Ages, from the ac-
com2lished pen of IT. es Stdcklanc."-LargeI I2mo,
Up AGO. Price 81 y
The publishers invite the attention of the pub lie
tis of the grandest literary performances of our
ne. Apart from it's superior merit the work itself
u one of marked originality. No book in the broad
range OF modern ficton--uness, indeed it be the far
famed Arabien Njghts"-wl in any degree com
pare with it, From beginning to end it is volume
OF fascination
The genius Of its fair author may almost be said to
have concentrated ana exhausted itself upon this Tt
snic eoIt In perusug It's text the reader is insen
sIby withdrawn from the age in which he lives and
czriieG buck by weird spe TO the Middle ges
when the spirit OF romance appeared TO he D-
t.fwoven with every thought and act of mankind
lia'iog passed the opening chapter the reader
ts no longer reader, longer spectator, but
actor iu L world OF enchantment. je II
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TELEGRAPHs.-The length of Telegraph in The
United States Is al ,392. Tho capital stock opera
ting them %, Oh 500.
Morses lines, Sc 972 miles wire, capital s5,545eoC
House,s 3.a50 955OoG
Bain's SO III ,00C
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III ORSE POWER-I have for sale =
- first-rate HORSE POWER, ssid to be canobIa
OF DONG as much workwith one horse as any other
pattern will with four -' o'nor
Any one wishing to purchase, can see il in opera
ton at any time during the next 10 or Is davs The
and put it up ready for use. ~
C. WALTHALL
On the Canal, between 9th and 18th streets.
lie o-2aWSw - " .''ees''
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brutal teacher whipped little boy for pressing
the hand OF Iilile girl who to him schoo
after which he asked the child why he squeezed
he grfs hand " Because" said the little fellow
f" ii locked 20 pretty couldnthelp it, That boys
future career will be worth inquiring into.
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FATAL DOSE -7-Mr. Edmonson, in McCracken
county, last week. sitting down to breakfast, dis
covered the biscuits of an unusual color, called his
cook and requested her to eat one OF them, which
she did very reluctantly, and died In sixteen min
u,es afterwards from the effects OF the poison she
had intended tor her master and mstress.-Mays
piILe (ky) Eagle.
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SINGULAR.-The Louisville Journal states upon
the authority OF gentlemen who arrived there
from Lexington, that the hair of Weigert found
guilty OF murder in the first degree, whirh was for
,nerly black has turned white since his conviction
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HEAVY ROBBERY The Newark (N j. Adyer
tiser says the dry goods store of Hart & Detlebach
coroner Of Park Church Place and Broad street
was entered on Friday night and robbed of goods
10 the amount OF 81, 800 or Sc 000
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nhlyn0IN NEAR The Y
CHANGE HOTEL, RICHMOND, VA-Is one of
the most admirably arranged CONCERT HALLS in
the United States, for " Musical Entertanments,O
the exhibition of Paintings, Public Lectures etc
The proprietor Mr.. ROBERT A. MAYO, with his
characteristic taste and literally has just had this
O,phedn Temple refitted and furnished in magnifi-
cent style, and the seats have been changed and
modernzed that srteen hundred persons can readily
be accommodated. The floor has also been rssed in.
Ginning from front to etage that the audience from
every portion of the room readily see all that
transpire. in front of them In addition to this the
walls and ceiling have been superbly frescoed and
painted, adding greatly to the general appearance of
the Hall.
Since the above improvements have been made
the sound of the Hall has been thoroughly tested bv
efficient acknowledgements and vocal-an of
whom declare 1t TO be inferior to none other in the
U. Stetes for sorees, etc.
Indeed, so complete are the interior arrangements
in every respect that it would bs impossible to add
anything to its beauty general effect. 1t is now
ready to let for Concerts Lectures the exhibition of
Public Paintings, and other purposes. Those who
wish to rent it, can do SO by addressing
TOLER l. COOK,
Agents and Collectors,
fearl st., Richmond, Va. ie 20-2awSW
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, }
RICHMOND. Nav 90 1884

RICHMOND, May %, 1854. )
Trustee of
VALENTINE HEeKLER and wife,
\ LII Creditors of Valentine Heckler. nm.
a der certain deed of trust, executed by Valen.
tine Heckler and wife, the 18th day of February
1852 are that the accounts of the said
Trustee, &C. A. Myers) are before me for settlement,
ana they are hereby required to present their claims
the first day Of July neat in order that an apportou-
ment may be made of the Trust Fund in the hands OF
said Trustee.
WIN F. DAVIS, Com'r in Chaucery,
. For the County Court of HenrIco.
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AMERICAN HOTEL,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,

GENERAL AGENCY, FOR THE SALE AND
PURCHASE OF FLANDs.-FRANK G. RUEFIN Sec,e-
taryt the p'TgiRia State AgTiculturat Society," and
n. AUGUST offer their services to the public az
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale aud purchase of
LANDS in FUgiHia and the Southern and Western
States.
Ofice-at the Office of the Pirginia State Agyicul
tdrGt Society," No 10 A4diR street.
II. AUGUST, NeTARY PUBLIC AND ACCOUNTANT
Oftce-a5 above. fe 8-ts
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Pearl ST., Richmond, V
Toy TO THE AFFLICTED.-Leon

10Y TO THE AFFLICTED.-Le
y ards Instant Relief and Speedy Cure for Coughs
Colds, Asthma, Hosrseness Group, Consumption and
Br0nc hts, be obtained at his office on Governor
street nearly opposite the Whig office, and at A A.
George Co, corner of 4th and Broad street. Price
Is cts. per bottle.
The ladies of Richmond and vicinity are particular.
iy invited during this warm to send for box
OF his Lemonade, Orangeade or Ginger Bser Pow
ders They most deli ghtfu and refreshing bev-
ersge being equal If not superior the best Soda
Water, and at one-thrd the price. Price . Cts per
box. Try them and judge for yourselves
THOMAS LEONARD
my3s Goyemorstrsst
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Three houses were destroyed BY fire at Clevs
land, Ohio, on Thursday morning. The fire was the
work OF an incendiary.
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The war steamer "Gea. Santa Anna" built for
the Mexican government, has been launched from
the ship yard of Jacob A. Westerveit & Co., N. "
she was built ut the cost OF Sl50,00
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SUMMER RETREATS
A FTON HOUSE-SEA BATHIN1

"A NEAR HAMPTON. yA--This deIishtfuI r.-
treat now re-opened for the pton OF yisitors
t u pleasantly situated opposite the town of Hamp.
ton snd its proximity to Old Poiet renders ir In
ost respects, equal to chat celebrated resort The
rooms are large and airy, and the table win be SUD-
Phed with all the delieacies of the season. Good
wa.ers and attendants have been procured and tbs
seoseoen pledges himself that neither pains nor ex-
pense VIII be spared in order that satisfaction NAV h
gwen TO those who visit him this Sunmer.
Do. DO ,e 80 ~
49, 81
price. VI 'se' hsn
je 2i-d6w louN Tapp
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And by Druggists and Merchants generally through.
out Virginia je l9-d&c cl2t

THERE are few things which afford us
greater pleasure than sitting down to write notice of
the celebratedsH German Btters, because we
are fully conscious comforting public benefit,
aud our heart tells that by notices many have
been induced TO take these bters, and been rescued
from death By dyspepsia, liver complaint &c, for the
cure of which it is certain 1t is pared and sold
only by DR.. c. IL. Jackson, et the German Medicine
Store, No 1870, Arch street, Philadelphia
je lS-dAc2W
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SPECIAL NOTICES

BATHs! BATHS! BArHs-Hot, Cold and
Shower Baths can be bad daily at the Hair Dressing.
Shaving and Shampooning Saloon under the Ame1'
can Botel-entrance on nth street
Single Bath Is cents, or five tickets for 81
je Is
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HE DAILY DISPATCH,
BY j. A. COWARDIN.

The DAILY DISPATCH is ,erraa - .,,,...,.x
SIX AND Quarter CENTS FER wpEx nayahIs
g. he Garner weekly. Price for mailing 81 wear
The NEEkiY DISPATCH is issued every Fri
a'y ana mailed TO subscribers at ST per aunum
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DISEASES OF THE EYE.-DR. JOHN B.
in Virginia, (except few who have kindly c5psent. .
ed TO treat charity cases to practice Dr. C. b Brai
erossystem of treating Diseases of the Eve which
mas proved successful aud invaluable b. this sys-
tem which is painless in the treatment, partial and
totai blindness inflammation o. the Eye and its ap-
Tar and near sightedness, from age or disease csts
Hsct &c, Of years standing, have been cured and
perfect ssht restoFed, without cutting or wash by
few minutes and often only u few seconds applics
ton OF Instruments of recent invention. so many
nave beeo benefited by the system without injury
70 any that all who suffering 18th diseases OF bs
Eye may fearlessly put it TO the test.
Dr: " aithsil can be consulted from to 10, A. NJ.
ana from 70 o. r. NJ, at his Office Governor St.
Richmond, Va, or by letter '
Fee for consultation 81 For prescription and in.
For visits and additional treatment extra charge
ET No letters answered without the money ia an
Closed je lin
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CLOTHING, CLoTHING.-f.t No. 86


FINE SEASONABLE CLOTHING.
Now being sold 10 close ont our goods, and as we
intend reduce the stock all parties wishing 10 pur
chase viii find sssornient good, and prices chea
cheapt eheapn
There is no humbug in this, for the stock must be
Sold and we invite attention to the various styles OF
Linen Alpacs, Tweed, Cashmere, Drsp d'Ete, Cam
let and SILK Costs.
Also a good assortment of Pants consisting of the
uxal yes qualities and coiors of Cashmere toeeth-
with White, Brown, Duck and Fancy Linen Pants
all of which are goibg. goiosl 1T q small figure.
Also, aiarge assortment of Brown, White and Fan.
ey Linen Ness-togethsr with our hundred DIFF
ferent styles of MsIseiiies.
Tie yo6ds must be said
GEOSHONG, TUPHAN & co,
Three doors below Purcell, Lsdd Il Co.'S.
1es7
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FLETcHER's HAIR ToNIo, prepared by
John Johnson, has surpassed all other preparations
for the hair. 1t acts like magic in ersdcatng DAN
druf and curing eruptions of the head, which is
prevalent among children during the Summer season.
But above all it wonderful in preventing greyness.
II your hsr is turning grey few applications will
stop its progress is there any preparation for the
hair that equal to Fletchers in dressing hair 1t
imparts to the hair rich and healthy appearance one
two applications week being sufficient keep it
in healthy state. No ladies toilet should be with
out bottle. 1t can be had heretofore by apply
ing at A. DUFALS, Messrs. BENNETT & BEERS,
WIN. ADCOCK & CO., Main street; and to Messrs
THOMAS l. TAYLOR and JOHN II. BLAIR Bird
street; or at tn SALOON, under the American Ho-
tel.
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A MELIA SPRIN S.-Thls beautifu

n mLLlA OF n L IN " O.-1nlS Dedutlfu
"A and vel known Watering Place will be omen
for the reception of visitors the 1st of July The
buildings have been recently fitted up with the view
of aHording the guests every possible comfort The
location is both healthy and pleasant and very easy
access, being within two and half miles of the
Richmond and Danville Railroad. An omnibus will
always be in readiness to convey the visitors from the
cars
Nopains will be spared to render the stay OF the
guests pleasant and delightful at any other
watering place in Virginia The is remark kable
for its peculiar sanatiye qualities 1t possesses the
same properties as the waters of the White Sulphur
only not 80 strong.
The amuseu.ents are the Bowling Alley and tns
Ball Room.
The proprietors are etermned to close the Bar on
the Sabbath, and under circumstances to keep IL
open later than 10 O'Clock, p. NJ, during the week
days.
Here the man of business may find a pleasant re-
treat from the noise and hustle of the city, and at
the same time be within three hour rids on The cars
of the Capital of the State.
Our terms for board as follows:
n0sro per menth. ~
DO QO uay.. 1JD
Children, under IL years of age, and Servants half
price,
Meals sent to rooms will be charged extra, excest
in sickness.
N. F. l. Il. C. WILSON, Proprietors
ie 2I-d&cIm
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

~ The ciTcustion of the DAILY DISPATCH
Richmond combined " ~ ~ '' p1Pei'o'
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- FOR RENT-A very desirable resi-
M.a dence on 4th, between Broad and Ma rshell sts
suGcently roomy for large family, with brick,
kitchen, g&s, water, &c
Also, the brick house MarshsI st, near Brooke
avenue, now occupied by Rev G. w. Motley, eou-
aiming about rooms, kitchen, &c. Possession given
Isl July. apply to
tcI0 TAYLOR 1 WILLIAMS