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Ready Made Clothing,
Sc have very l1rgr sock, and en- N Iurnish
'nI.un with HE very hes' RS well ~ more
pric, dr'oihire.
tonnfV,, sATh NtInr' -
BOOKS AND SHOES,

We have OF ull kinds enouahnnd - spare. Our
a. ~ ~ n p4 ~ II = II Es..e-ss
Are all right both IN ulnli'y and price. And IN
regard to rrockery andplasswnre, wchlvc a good
assortment, mud beautiful styles All oar goods
have been selected with care, ana we are deter
mined lu sci them at pyicrs that will give salts
faction To an on Wednesday, Nov ~, We
shall be- glad to secail our friends md as many
o,hcr'as WIN lnyorus i,nacalL wilimost
chcc,uv show our goods, aud sell il we cnn o29
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Nsnrc Or;lnrc

.E00 nm Usage PANS TOR 1'c, ut Shot
WV .O"OweHs firm, , nu'ns uDrh east o
nH1wi. Price e2j0 per 1910 ~ nursery. g.
when delivered 10 purchasers Orders by l,,tr
vI.I b. promptly attended to- send In vorr o..
der early. + SU1rNrar,
December Sian 4. o: Address. Otfawi.
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Fresh Oysters,

- caue, hcg. aud ALEC M, slr,, lor sal,
a c'rana, nls NoE-EG ,oS>nu.'s.
Wedr0n Water Power,
81 oscr al2ig HUa Of Stcac
! offered Dg safe with --j acres ol .aul a.tGl.
! t.l $ miles north ionowa. On Fua uycs, a.d
wharnI. expected the railroad wi'i cross Nh" r,
ser. Ih,p0wprcan w. easily and permanent )
IA ru'ed, and ,nc location is very favorable O.
bu. iur up n manufacturing town, and Tor the
ere, ION Of machinery. Address
Al u-l27. J G.. NAruNDEG, Ottawa.
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NJ ..... dug ..r... south -.J. az Y.'..s
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DGYTOW cTr0RE.

DAYTON STORE.
I NlE.uascuheg hasUuw uAaudH .upsuorNocl
! o,dry goods an rrucellt. which hro01s rs
rceA toV gt abe sane articles eau ur bought
yphgr between Ch,cGgpHud ~, Louis, His
ckCous.s,slu uartutthv following
DRY GOODS.
Shrc'ur' runu, gughams, sAaw,sl carpets,
dress tgmWMgs
Gs0CGRIES.
\ l'rorartri1 ortros .c.,'cc, sugar, uu'is.
ses, vinegar, pyppcr, nlspcr, ginger uutmraa,
cloves ,cassla, rdttus, hgs, tobacco aud cigars.
LISiI!
God white md henU.
Nat p.gcsanI woolcu BOWL, sack sails oad
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FARFSt
STAGE LINE.

Our Stage Lines win connect with each Of tbs
Trsins Of the Central Railroad, an followa viz
Passengers from the Express Tain viii leavs
stanton Immediately after dinner, say at O'Clock
r. M. and arrive at Cloverdale by dark, same esy.
from Richmond. Leave next morning at daylight
and arrive at White Sulphur by 81 NJ
Passengers by the Accommodates Trsin viii leays
Stsunton at 6 O'Clock, A. NJ, arrive &C The Warm
Springs at 6 P. M. Leave next morning after day.
light and arrive at White Sulphur BY r. M.
". B.. Thisayrangenent proposes stytcty and liter.
ally altogether Daylight Traret-and ace pledge our
selres to to Passengers the comforts they hare
right to caicuidfeon.
E Returning our Lines will leave White Sulphur at
Ii A NJ. Passengers desiring expedition will reach
Staunton next day in time to get to Richmond BY 3
p. M !, being less than day and half Those de-.
string comfort will arriye At Warm pings at T.
NJ, rest all night, leave next day at 81 A. M and
rive in Staunton r. NJ ready for the Morning Train
for Richmond, Alexsndria or Baltimore.
Passengers for LExIN g TO N NATURAL
BRIDGE, BUCHANAN and F1NCASTLE win BE-
taken through the same day from Richmond by ths
Express Line Those for LExINGTON by dark.
Passengers for ROCKBRIDGE ALUM arrive 10
breakfast 2nd day. $50
Passengers who get Through Tickets may stop at
any point or chang from one Line to the other.
Those desiring Extra Stages charter them at
Staunton- VIM. r.. PARISH l. co
June 2lst. 1854 ~ je "A
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WARM SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.. !.

w AxbA1 IA ASAAN0R, sAAS0AANA<A'
THIS celebrated watering place, which
ton of visitors s situated in Bath county Va, one
hundred aud seventy miles west of Richmond, and
Springs aud Guyandotte, on the Ohio River.
These waters have been long and justly famed for
their curative qustis: in vsrous diseases q well a.
ty aperent diuretic and dephoretic and applicable
to the treatment Of the following diseased condi-
Chronic Rheumatism and Gout, and diseases re.
suting from their latent existence Affections of the
Spinal Marrow, and its consequences; Paralysis He
miplega, following suppressed evacuations from Hoe
Gout and Rheumatism; Affection of the joints; Lum-
of the Bones the whole class of the Cutaneous Dis
eases Scorbutic and Scrofulous Affections; Dyspepda
Torpid and otherwise Deranged Conditions OF the
Liver
The improvements consist of q large and commo-
dions Hotel, large number Of handsome and con-
Bs ROOM ssrd Roem sowing Aey BsaS
THE BATHS,
which of the temper ature 96 to e8 deg Fahren
s 4 large lar octseonai BATH, FOR GENTLEMEN,
4S feet in diameter and 5 in depth. =
The LADIES' BATH, of equal depth.
Two Spout Baths aud Private Bath for invads
All of which connect with cold Pungins Baths sup
piled with spring water of temperature go to 70 deg
The locality of these Springs is remarkable for
healthiness-the surrounding country of romantic
DeduLy, tho etifiosPHelo s6Aubitoub iDVfSO.
rating. e. Fl
The Table accommodations will be of the best cha
racter, and every effort made to contribute to the
comfort and convenience of visitors
fine BAND OF MUSIC has been engaged for
the season.
The following facilities are afforded for reaching
this place, viz: :
Two trains Of cars run daily from Richmond-the
first leaving Richmond at ct A. M arrive at Staun-
ton 1.-THE present terminus of the Va Central Rail-
road) at O'Clock p. NJ, where coaches will be in
readiness to convey persons to Clover Dale on the
same evening-remain all night and can run to this
point next morning to breah fast.
The second train leaves Richmond at 81 O'clock A.
NJ which is after the arrival of the Southern cars
This train connects at Gordonsvle with the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad. and reaches Staunton at Ga
r. NJ, where travellers ren,sin all nisht-leave next
morning, and reach Warm Springs at an early hour
same evening.
N. B, Complete arrangements have been made with
w. P. Parish Co., 80 that persons wishing to stop
at the Warm Springs, can do so, and resume their
Rates of Board per day. flor less than week. 90 90
Do DO. perweek.... .................. 10 90
Do. do. do. white servants $500. 90
Do. do. de- (colored do j..... 90
fChiIdren half price -
Livery, per Observation-Disclosures. so
r. E. LUCKETT M D.,
A. @. McCHESNEY, M. D..
L. H. LUCKETT.
jy 15-d&wtlstA q
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s-As1 TO THE PUBLIC.-We
are running daily line of Stages


from me terminus of the southside Railroad to
Lynchburg. continuing on by the Virginia add Ten.
nemee Railroad, and our Stage Line Co the Sweet.
Red Sweet, and White sulphur Springs Whole cost
to the passenger $3.50, between Richmond and the
White Sulphur Springs, and by the following sche.
dule; 4gs So
Leave Richmond daily. texcept SUNDAYS via the
Danyile Railroad, to the Junction of the Southsds
Road, that road to its terminus and Coaches
to Lynchburg by 81 P. M. Leave Lynchburg Ut P.
NJ. via the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad to tbs
diverging point of line, at Bonssck, reach Fin
castle BY dark leave Frcastle at daylight next day.
and arrive at the Sweet and Red Sweet Springs to
r. M. ~
Richmond and DanyiIle passengers are informed.
that on and after the 5th day of July, viii accom-
modate them in splendid horse Coaches Speed in
creased and fare reduced, unknown in the late his
tory of the service, between the terminus Of tbs
Dsnvile Railroad and Dsnviile Leave Richmond
at 63 A. M and arrive at Danville same night.
Fare from present terminus to Danvilie. 800
Do do. do. to Halifax C II. f50
And to be reduced from time to time, as circuln.
stances may require.
~ Our 4 gent, MI J. H. SHOOK, may be found
at the Commission House of Messs. Brown 4 Shoot
two squares below the Exchange Hotel, Franklin st.
je24-ts PARISH, HARTMAN 4 co.
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WILL be ready on the LIST August, third

WILL be ready on the LIST August, third
y Edition OF the new popular Virginia Story
ALONE, By Marion Harland; in one handsome limo
volume.-Pnce $l IS. A. MORRIS, Publisher
WHAT THE CRITICS SAY.
Mica Harland may henceforth take rank among
the most succe SAUL female noyeliss of the United
States IN Y. Com. ddp.
The excellent tone pervsdiug it will make il one of
the moot popular hctions of the present year.-PhT
EUe. Mail "'',
The moral Of the story 10 prominent and upexcen.
reeital.-Fyed Nescs -' ~ AZ
We take especial pleasure in commencing this an r.
nest ehastely written and exceedingly udicous sta.
~, e one among the brilliant gems that have re-
Gently made their sppearance-Amer Courier Phi
We commend II a. among the cteverest noysi.
thsl nave been wTitten.-Pha. Ere Builcf;n ss
possessing faf more interest and exhibtin, sre.ta
evidence OF talent than any of eur LADY writers hs
"'ouen' Out tor many day -Godep's I.adrss Raok
mover OF uncommon excellence csrtainlu .nns
loi 70 any virginia novel recollect ever 10 bays
read -RtchmoRd Eramiaer ,ei ~ nave
rAlone 10 book of great merif-So LII Mess
.;t 1nl.en IN splendid STYLE and with no erdinarv
Phil W ohaaaceei.-f'r esoyfertaR,
The author is certainly lady of uncomuo, .h;,tx
Tyaseftey. s-A'os'on lMdss]
The book is full of humor. and bear, mara. Of -.
trne kenius tor whose sake much Is excnsabls W.
can point % no recent female work a. contsinn,
paseAeee than "Alone."-Rostoa Post iy 81
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sasES !. FOR OLD POINT, NOR

- IL
FOLK AND PORTSMOUTH
On and after this date the steamboat AUGUSTA
VIII stop regularly going and returning az Old Point
throughout che Bathing season.
The Cars running in r.. IL Eaas1
connection with the steam 80 X l.ssse;i-y
boat AUGUSTA. Capt WIN c. sMITF. far the .hoys
places, via Port Walfhall. will leave the Richmond
and And rs.sIsoa5s Depot a. O'clock A. NJ every Men.
Returning, the AUGUSTA win leave Norfolk on
the alternate days: viz; Tuesdays Thnredays and sa.
turdays. at 81 o'ck A. NJ, for Port Waith.n rrhers
passengers take the cars for Richmond 80
Fare TO Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth. A. 90
DO Coks's, Kings Mill, Grove, Ic...... / 50
Children, over and not over IL yesss Of
Servants, through - q, n
way ............s............f 90
;Seryants travelling by themselves must be fur.
49, In we passes, one 70 be retained at the
1mce; ana u must be expressly stated on the pass
'ney are permitted 70 travel on the boat snd
N The freight ON all articles soins bv this lima
nom Richmond, must be paid in advance.
- THOS. D0DAMEAD,
Office r. l. p. R. R. Co.,, 1pet'nsehae"''
June Goth, 1854. s@sxs 81 $50 IL %
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r. u1 ~
cHExrEl1 LOT c0sFgs TAeke A.p @.
Ff,it TRAVELLI1e9 TO TIE SEvEkAL9
vtRS3iNiA 6PRIH 06s LEXINGTON, DC.
THE CoMPA ANY 4. grgsidsd WITH :
- <s1a "a "a Phe6EN0Ek CAke--hass buf ON.
1870 VI bs9ea1e rom caEete sfsGes On tks Whois
sontS and snly line rssnirs aesos ~.
On amss - psss over the top of the mountan q,
~ sh 3sp where, IL various points n the sscest
.csnerv e pfessnfsd 70 tho yisw Of surpassng gran
DER sno With The Goth ar ofJsIy "a Express
Mi rsin viii BE- run dnily between Hiehmond sad
stsauson, md au Aoeommodarion Trsin slso daily,
fs1cepf q sundsysb With the visw ofseeprps to q.
dies and invsIids the gleatesf amount Of comfost
Leave Richmond At GO A. n and arliys e staaa.
' Br this Line passsnser esrs leave Petsrbnfs sad
Richmond In the morning and strive - the Whhs
sulphur Springs next day st6.50 p. u
| Leave Stsunton at p. d. and arrive In Richmond
at $50 r NJ
The Aecommodation Train viii leave Staunten q,
l6A a. end arrive in Richmond q $50 r. M
The Second Train going up VIII stop at the usual
inferno diats points for gers but VIII rot scp
coming down. except at depot&
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uyHE Proprietors, in presenting this va.
ter ~ the public for patronage snd stts9sann
feel an undisgsed PRIDE thst they present ne
room popularify - shoftiyed asrspid in IL gfgwf
MT vater Of long eseukIiehed and undsputea VIZ
re whose efficacy ia the cure Of disease vs. uni
yersaiiy Recognised and In many cases joyhity re-
Gonsidsrins the almost insuru,ountahls aifisuies
of access and the rnde snd very impsrect shsfs1ter
Of the accommodations, ts career was briiiant--at
most beyond parallel. u = Il +
Now, foffunately, both Of these oestaeles have ss
road rendersit easy Of eccess from almost all parts OF
fl,e Union: and the Yellow Sulphur SPRING. Compa-
nv have spared neither trouble or expense In adding
the decorations and Embellishments OF art TO me
beauties and chsrms of which Nature has been nm
ruisriy lavish. In Short they are fully determined
that It shall be second TO no place In the union a.
pleasure resorasf t certainly h second 70 none e
resort for health and general re-fnyigoranon OF
constitution. M
ghany mountain. the atmosphere 10 % Hesn sna e
pure as mountain atmosphere cnn be, wnhe w
thick and clustering forest eea scattered oVor VI
pleasure grounds, furnish picturesque ana seensc
effect, scarcely 10 be surpassed
They have been fortunate In ensasing tne sos
vices or an experienced and skilfui nosr u SAs
and an accomplished hostess. MRs. Un: DuNkLsE,
who with characteristics urbanffy. WI a9 ese RI
thin9 possible to enhance the comioft ana aao " 'n
entertainment of their guests ~
The water according to an analysif by blsaoP II
d;son formerly President of William ana mary Coi,
lese has good proportions OF Sulphur Maene sno
former two with the tonic properties OF tne fatsef
Between the Depot and the SPRING., there - q
new and we'll graded turnpike, ON which Will pc
found good hack accommodations regI1s 1 1Wace
s. r. EDMUNDSON,
C. b. GARDNER.
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@@& UNION STEAMSHIP COM.
zs1AzhlsP ANY'S LINE OF STEAMERS
FOR PHILADELpHTA VIA NOR FnT.

On VIA NOhFOLk.
The Steamer VIRGINIA, Captain Dawn TEAL
Steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Captain Jas. BAYMoRE
Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND Captain z. MITCH.
ELL One ofthese splendid steamers will leave Rich
mond for Philadelphia, every MONDAY and
THURSDAY, at high-water, touching at City Point
and Norfolk to receive freight and passengers Re-
turning, leave Philadelphia every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. arriving at
Richmondevsry TUESDAY and SATURDAY morn
ings on which days they will discharge their cargo,
These splendid steamers have been built expressly
Tor this line, and every exertou has been made to
combine length and speed. They are provided with
aFrancis Patent Metallic Life Boatso set first rate
tables and every attention 10 paid by our accommo-
dating Captains to the comfort of and the
protection OF goods =.
FARE REDUCED.
Passage through to New York, and found. ga 90
Passage to Philadelphia and found, list cabin 90
Passage to Philadelphia, not found I'D cabinl 90
Passengers for New York would consult their in.
terest BY taking this route for of bein,
the cheapest and safest IL is by far the most
Tobaceonists shipping to Pittsburg, can be accom-
rn0dated by this line, as we have entered into ar
rangements to forward goods through with dispatch
For freight or passage, apply to
ROBERT RANKIN, Agent,
on the Dock
p g. All goods by this line from Phiiadelpbia. Wi;
be discharged on Tuesdays and Saturdays and after
they are delivered on the wharf shall be Considered
by the Company at the risk the owners
nah ROBERT RANKIN Asent
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. STAGE ARRANGEMENTS.

&RA Our Stage Lines y i'll con-
meet with the Trains 81 the Cen.
trsi and Alexandria Railroads a follows via
Passengers by the Mail Line will leave sta.nton
immediately after dinner. and arrive sf C,ovrIdas
ssns day from Richmond; leave nsxt norains, al
daInsht, breakfast II Bath Alum and arrivs ~ ths
white Sulphur springs BY 81 IN
q, ana ~ sn arfsnGement with Messrs j. l. eskel II
e. 20 2 Line, passengers can spend ths n,rht at
stsonton leaving g a. = daily i6nplas ute6l
stIys It the Hos Springs betDss nishs: leave neal
moIn'n :. q g ard sr!ive 4 White 5uiphur SPRING
at an eariy hour1n the evening.
RETURN UOHEDUur. =. s
Easeengem ~ the Masl Linz uin l..v. vsh,,. Ga.
PAU = oa1Neht. dine ~ Warm 6prinss -. A. Cio
ss.asie. sae arrive at 6tauason by 5i a in tins
g connect with the tssins Of ne CO.. ~ alss
dinns, aMr,isosds ans rsseh Rehmsns IL ssns io
VI rss;s.s.ssr By NE Aceonnodeslo. LIZ. III.
The Hos ess.s nsr ersskfsst spena the night a.
~ = - early hoqx name svsnIs 81 -. citing
80 ssssnssss Ss Lsxtaeton, Nsssssl Brsd.s. Bueh.
49, ssa tneasslss wil y al e tSsossa s~ms dsy
g nses.cnds md those "a ~ IN, Ssra.
psst;ss ~ 9 asE p 9 4. u 49,
s..re - a. Sxssune extM eoochan So eksrter the
sishsr co. sssnsea g! Mhite eslpku 6psiss. from
q ! Nv WI !; ~ f 81 IS, ss;a,s co
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A FTON HOUSE-SEA BATHTNG-

A FTON HOUSE-SEA BATHING
"A NEAR HAMPTON. vA.--This delightful re-
treat s now re-opened for the reception Of sitors
10 pleasantly situated opposite the town of Hamp
ton. and its proximity to Old Poiet renders it, In
most respects, equal to that celebrated resort The
rooms are large and airy, and the table will be sup.
Piled with all the delicacies of the season. Good
walters and attendants have been procured, and the
subscriber pledges himself that nether pains nor
pense viii be spared in order that satisfaction NAV b.
given to those who visit him this Summer.
BOARD per cay 200
10. 90. week:...... 1000
~. Nv. so on
Children and servants under IL years of age, half
price. 90 A~'
je 2l-d6w John TApP
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LINE TEAH.-The hesf .ssor3a.., !

Tsas fn the city on always b found ~ n. .uh.
senoesA spa seIlIng q prices % please purchasers
49, M1pnes receiying every week. selected with
S9sU p0m see latest lnp0rtatious We ne 'nnIIins
~ Io.se Hysen 1ss 1t 50 cfs; good 0unpov Ssr
- ~ g -. g 70 cfs and the very best Ganpow.
n. - inSsne Isas q u per peard a rood
HULbf 4 KING Frsnklin O. fON M.,h.t,
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STEAMBOAT CURTIS

pe 81 LPAss saar T To s ! 3
POINT, PORTSMOUTH AND NORFOLK.--Tbs
steamboat CURTIS PECK, Capt. JOHN DAVIS, bsv.
TuRDAY next, 18th inst, commence her regular
run on the river between this and the above place.
leaving the wharf at Rockets every Saturday Tues
day and ThuIsday mornings at 81 O'Clock pfecisely-
ing
Passage to Old Point Portsmouth and Norfolk saeo
Meals Soc. each.
je ls r. O. HAsKiNs.
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l A6T WEEK But ONE FOR ia

- SeA10! -We viii c0ntinuo - sell durin = m.
- Ae0 Eeek ealy - snd below eoet elssr Shiek
s 90 eeese viii ~ 1JosSz nnfI CONS tisss Is San
- n. ae1llel1s q lqtekedse DR. oooSs y. i IS.
49, 800 Noea9s wo64 ~ vel Is e3vs = All ~
, ~ 20 80 IN tsiss 3 sced s
- III siif & % i SO.
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MARBLE WORKS.
MILLER g. VINCENT.

M ARBLE WORKERS, on Main street,
4s1 between 9Th and 9Th streets land nearly oppo-
site the Second Baptist Church
MONUMENTS, TONES, FONTS, &c, of foreign
and domestic Marble, made in the most modern and
best style ofthe art.
neT not to be surpassed here or elsewhere.
The public ectfully invited to call and ex-
anime specimens of work executed BY them, as the
best test oftheir merit. jy l8-d3m
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CHaIsTANsBURe, July IS, 1854.
We have known the waters of the Yellow sulphur
SpriDgs used for mary years, with the greatest ad
vantage in debility, remov ng specify All the tain
of distressing nervous symptoms which 20 frequent
~ accompany IL.
In diseases Of females, it has proved very useful
mia speedily.
In diseases of the skin, it Il most remarkable re-
moving Tetters of great extent in few days curing
old Ulcers of almost every species.
In Chronic Diarrhes it 10 almost specific.
g JOSEPH EDIE, n. D.,
jy25-dSw DAVID WADE, N. D.
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- SPLENDID PIANO

IN - HI Ureceived from the celebrated manu-
, y factories Of Messn. Nunn's T. Co.,
Gilbert y CO., and Burns number of their elegant
toned PIANOS, with all the modern improvement
and a. they come from manufacturers who stand un-
rvalled their tone and durability cannot be- surpass-
ed-whieh he wiD sell low. $780, -
He also has on hand . large lot Of FURNITURE Of
his own manufacture, made of Rosewood, Walnut,
OAK and MAHOGANY. made mn In the best style; and
Northern markets. being all made BY hand and NOT By
machinery. - .
UNDERTAKING.-He still keeps ON hand large
lot Of COFFINS, and vii give his individual atten-
ton to all orders lsfs At bis Warehouse, where
ap 2S-dG cts Fzt j. A. BELVIN Governor IT.
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UNDERTAKING.
EISK,S PATENT BURIAL. CASES.

WE have secured the privilege of OBJ
w tanning direct from the psanufacturer, Fsks
BURIAL CASES, which have attained to such gen.
eral use, and which highly approved on &C.
The sale of this article in Richmond, heretofore,
has been exclusive, it having been confined to ONE
PERSON, through whom alone it could be obtained
1t has now been literally offered to OTHERS, and
will be furnished to persons desiring them at rates
BELOW those heretofore demanded.
As usual. we have on hand WOOD COFFINS, of
every size and character of finish, with SHROUDS,
and everything needful for such occasions.
Strict personal attention will be given to the en-
ployment of HEARSE and CARRIAGES, and every
necessary arrangement made to accommodate those
who may claim our services on burial occasions.
Persons living in the country may command our
services in the matter of furnishing COFFINS, with
assurance of prompt attention.
BINFORD PORTER
Corner franklin and Governor streets
lie S0-dIm Richmcnd Va
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NoTICE.-The subscribers have taken
= the stand on Main strest, formerly oncnrt~A -
Z. aouison - Daguerrean GALLERY sad f3sIis
~, nov andereoing q entire nav httine Sp. snd
ne pleased % have their old patrons md vi.
MrNNls ! wArson
A--All persons having specimen picfrree n a.,
Selerys g No las Main street. can set fhem ~ 49,
nsn tne usual Price, y inland sstfius - = s,s
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