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THE FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR

Il SPRINGS, known in the list of post offices as
Warenton Springs, will be opened for visitors on the
10th of June. Extensive improvements have been
made since the last season. The entire bedding Of
the establishment has been renewed, and the furni
ture of the dining and other extensively i'm
proved. Gas works have bsen erected; the light to
be furnished from rosin OIL Numerous ether expen.
ses have been incurred for the comfort and accommo
dation OF guests. These. and the increased cost of
provisions of ell kinds demand 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. $751; one month, $685. for two weeks,
e2O for one week, Sill per day, g. for dinner, 75c
servants and children under IL years, half price.
White servants, three.fourths OF full price. No
charge for children under two years Of age Horses
80 cts. per day, or $40 per month.
The railroad cars leave Alexandra ct 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 Alexandra at 8
T. NJ. for Warrenton and stages will take passen-
gers the sa me evening to the Springs by Macadam
ICED 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 70 the
Springs Wis Gordonsvills and Bealeton, to dinner;
thus afording two daily lines to Alexandria, and
daily line to Gordonsville. Richmond and Staunton.
The superintendeuce 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. will certainly try to do
so. lie 6--eo9 SAMUEL A COBURN.
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SUMMER RETREATS.
HUGUENOT SPRIN g S-This plea
sanf reireat will be onened. for the season. on

III UGUENOI SIX ~ u IL MS plea
LII SAINT retreat will be opened, for the season.
the ist OF June Since last additions and inn
urovements have been made In the Hotel and Ca
bins, and the whole establishment has undergone a
thorough repair competent Assistants and Servants
In the different departments procured; a good Band
of Music engaged and everything done TO secure the
pleasure and comfort Of the guests
The waters Of three kinds Sulphur, Chal "
beate, and combination Of the two
Baths. het ana cold, may be had as heretofore.
The Ball Rooms, Bowling Alley, Billiard Rooms.
and other sources Of amusement invite those who
are in quest Of pleasure and recreation.
The HUcUENOT SPRINGS in Powhatan
county, n miles from Richmond and can be reached
BY the Richmond and Danvie Railroad to Robiou's
Static n, thence by Omnibuses. Fare through about
81.
1t expected that a will also leave Richmond
every Saturday evening, by which arrangement visi-
tors may visit the Springs the close OF the week
and return early Monday morning. A,
Board, S32 90 per month, $40 90 per week, Sl 70
day. Children under IL years OF and Servants
half price. Breakfast, Supper and Lodgings, 5o CTS
each; Dinner Is cts Horses per dav, 10 cts
je lin n. w. ROYSTER.
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FENHE OLD MEDICAL HOUSE
Il FRANKLIN STREET. HIST BELOW THE

EXCHANGE HOTEL-DocToR PLUME CO.
are still dispensing the blessings of their skill in the
treatment and of a delicate disessesat this old
institution.
People in the country, when visiting the city,
very particularly invited to CALL mo charge for
sutatlonl Much attention is given to female dsor.
ders.
Doctor P. & Co. the makers and sole vendors Of
the CHEMICAL EXTRACT OF FRENCH FLOW.
ERS which has stood the test of time, and which 10
unrivaled in giving tone and vigor to system shat
tered and slmos! wited down by the foics of early
life.
All letters, prepaid promptly attendedto Office
hours from A. NJ, till P. M.
az 5-d&wts RICHMOND. VA.
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THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
WORTH OF
DRY GOODS
AT COST FOR CASH. BY

All COST FOR CASH, BY
w 0 RID, F Z r G USON & CO,
No. 1913 MAIN STREET.
l INTENDING to make a change in our
Il business relations on the LIST July next we now
offer our entire stock of STAPLE AND FANCY
GOODS at cost for cash.
WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY, and ask those in want
to call and examine our large and well selected stock
of FANCY GOODS comprising many descriptions of
new and desirable Plaid SILKS, CHALLIES, BA-
REGE De LANES, BAREGES, &c.
ALSO,
A large stock of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and
VESTlNGS, LINENS, WHITE GOODS, EN-
BROlDERiES, together with every description of
domestic manufacture
Our goods have been purchased mostly by the
package and many of tbs en- at reduced prices on our
second trip to the Northern markets
We think rare opportunity s now offered to the
consumers to supply their wants upon the most ia.
vorsbe terms
To our friends and customers residing at distance
will continue to fill orders entrusted to our care
at greatly reduced prices.
my IL dim WORD, FERGUSON l. co.
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TTRY HUTCHESON'S UNRIVALLEL

Il OINTMENT
For Piles Sore Threats or Breasts
Sore Eyes, Cuts or Bruises
Pain or Weakness in the Back
Tooth Ache, Ear Ache.
REMEMBER:
1t cures Piles speedily.
1t relieves Sore Throat Breast Immediately.
1t Saddle Hurts Scratches Sore Eyes of
Horses.
HUTCHESONS OINTMENT is prepared with
great care, and never fails to give satisfaction.
The afflicted invited TO give it trial, and if it
should not accomplish what is claimed for it, then
call it humbug, and demand your money
The proprietors have in their possession any num-
Der of certificates from of the most respects.
BILE citizens of Virginia and other States number of
which accompany each Box. Prepared by
w. HUTCHINSON L CO., Amsterdam, Va
Sold Wholesale and retail, by
PURCELL, LADD X CO. and
NH I1-d& com DOVE l. CO., Richmond, Va
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MECHUM'S RIVER. NAV 25. IS54--

NJ ECHUMS RIVER, MAY %, IS54.-
w The Undersigned is prepared to accommodate
twenty or thirty BOARDERS, aud will use his best
eXerons to render his guests comfortable and happy
the Virginia Central Railroad miles st 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, milk,
and butter sweet as the clover blossom, together
with quiet retirement in the midst of the most
beautiful and romantic scenery. No bar is kept in
his house.
TERMs-Per month, $50, servants and children
generally about half price j per week, So; per day.
SI25.
INV S-dlmc4t* VIM GRAVES
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r IST OF LETTERS-Remain in the
i Richmond Post Office un the 9th Of June, 1854
CT-Persons calling for Letters In this List VIII
please say they advertised.
" Office hours, on Sunday. hereafter, from 70
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We SICK, READ, AND TRY
= H-flII 4 V-N D Nv 2 I C1t1I.
BARRELvILLE, Allegheny county, Md,
Nav dfh 1870


i HAMPTONS TLNCTURE.
BARRELvILLE, Allegheny county, Md !
May 4th 1852. !
To Messrs. Mortimer & Mowbray-Desr sirs-In
justice to DR.. Hampton's Vegetable Tincture, wish
inform you that was tab en- sick on the Sd day of
January last with affection OF the stomach bowels
and kidneys | was attended by foui eminent phys-
clans for than two months-all to little or no
effect / had some knowledge of the great virtue in
Hampton's Tincture, from one bottle which my wife
had taken two years since.
came to the conc uslon that would take no more
edicne from my physicians, but try the Tincture;
and am happy to inform you had not taken It two
days before felt its powerful influence upon my sto
mach. have continued using the TDctare, and an
now able to leave my ROOM and can eat any common
diet without much inconvenience or pressure on my
stomach.
The afflicted their friends are daily visiting me,
to learn great virtue there Is in this Tincture OF
Hampton's.
expect to send you several certificates in few
days-one, especially, from young lady who has
been confined to her room for twelve months, with
N0'''0 - ''' =. w. HxIL.
Ofthe permanency of the cure hear him. Still an
other letter from the above:
BARRELvILLE, Allegheny county, Md. /
October IS, 1852 !
Messrs. Mortimer & Motcbray-Dear Sirs- am hap
Ply to inform you that this day finds me in the enjoy
Tincture and the blessings of God. am enabled to
pursue my daily avocations usual, and have
great desire that the afflicted should know the great
curative powers of the Tinoture.
| am with respect, YOURS, E. w. HALL.
Call and get Pamphlets and see cures of Coughs,
Bronchitis, Ri sumatism, Liver Cor plant, Scrofula
AS female medicine it is unriyalled.
Sold by o. A. STRECKER and PURCELL, LADD
Co., Richmond; by DR.. COOKE, Fredericksburg
by ali the Druggists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER
4 MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists nnd
Storekeepers everywhere.
gFSl per bottle 6 bottles for S5.
my Sockets
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NEGOTIATION CoNcLUDED.-A dispatch from
washington states that the Fishery and Canadian
Reciprocity Negotiations are concluded, and on
terms said to be satisfactory to Secretary Marcy
The Reciprocal Trade, proposed with Canada will
Considered ss Offering nearly all the advantages OF
be Annexation. This Treaty makes the navigation
of the st. Lawrence free: it gives US unrestricted
participation in the tsheries and establishes reci
procsl Fsee.Trade eth C=paia, in all the natural
PRODUCTS, excluding of course, manufactures The
Treaty will have to be acted upon By Congress and
he British and Colonial Governments before !, il
complete.
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a. mAIos WFsE-~fhe Court Martial ia the case of
Major Wyse, the New York Timas .svs hss a',,I
nan gnity Oh disobedience If orders 10 refusing 70
ssssss go board the Steamship Falcon aud that he
iss been sentenced tc disnissioa from the service
~ pan.asaaen' therefor. The Court sensible of
has Reinstatement to the service and 10 his ranI
asa petition has already been nuu.ar,Ssly signsd
soliciting remission Of his sentence nj H. I'S
sa the President. '''o nahos
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Warrant WAS issued in Nsw or,as,. .., 49,.
sss "aes iof sns sfresa ID free eoiorsd woman,
$500 Maseass'1s Fefoax, who was alleged to be In
sae aaoh W hsffeasng her slaves ane usins instru.
'Asass On ao1safe Ia saeir paaishhmsns
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LADi
Adams Mrs Sarah 2
Atkins Mrs Sarah
Atwater Mrs Mary
Albertson Mrs NJ A
Alsop Mrs NJ ID
Anderson Mrs NJ T.
Boothe Mrs Sarah
Boulware Mrs III & =
Berry Mrs NJ 5
Burton Mrs NJ III
Belknap Mrs NJ J
Brown Mrs NJ A 2
Bsbsr Mrs J +
Bufiiu Mrs J II
Burlington Mrs + J
Branuan Mrs Z
Brown Miss Caroline
Cabot Mrs Mary
Collins Mrs Francis
Curtice Mrs + NJ
Cline Mrs M +
Cox Mrs Comora
Coweds Mrs VIM
Clopton Mrs s D
Eubank MrsL A
Enroughty Miss Sarah
Elicit Miss s C
Ferkinson Mrs Ann
Ford Mrs T A
Freeman Mrs
Ford MtsL
Folks Mrs s L
Ferrill Mrs Martha
Finn Miss 8 A
Cones Miss Sarah
Gay Miss Rebscca
Goode Miss L II
CHM Miss Lou
Green Miss J 7
Glenn Miss z Y
Hubbard Mrs s A
Hendon Mrs S &
Hall Mrs Matilda
Hopkins Mrs M 8
Halle Mrs ] T
Hubbard Mrs Z A
Johnson Mrs Nancy
Johnson Mrs 4 b
Johnston Miss 5 A
Jarvis Miss NJ F
Jetries Miss Mary E
johnson Miss Mandy 7.
Kirkmyer Mrs NJ Z
KING tirsE n
Kelley Miss 8 M
Lacy Mrs Susan
Leach Mrs 0 Z
Lohiery Mrs May
Lufsey Miss S
Monroe Mrs o
Morris Mrs Mary
Maxwell Mrs nj
Manning Ms E
Merryman Mrs z Z
Murphy Mrs Eliza
M.nde Miss Eliza J
Mcdowell Mrs J T
McCauly Mrs Mary
Norman Mrs John
Ne xcomb Miss M S
Oaten Mrs
O'Connell Mrs
Oliver Mrs Mary
Priddy Mis- A B
Pippin Mrs +
Page Mrs Henrietta
Pie 4saut Mrs NJ A
Pendleton Mrs Mary q
Patison Mrs Nancy
Pierce Mrs Sarah
Rivers Mrs Ann
Roane Mrs J K
Richards Mrs Mary
Reed Mrs VIM B
Sh ;pherd Mrs Eliza
Stewart Mrs NJ A
Saunders Mrs NJ c
Stephenson Mrs r NJ
Shnauber Mrs Sarsh
Scett Miss Ann 2
Temple Misses L & V
Terrell Mrs nj B
Taylor Mrs Eleanor
Tabbon Miss NJ F
Wing6eld Mrs Va
Word Mrs Va A
Woodson Mrs Margt
Wilson Mrs Lucinda
Williams Mrs ] A
Wallace Mira E S
Willis Miss Emma
Wilson Miss S III
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Ia1 WLafsGfoH Po@nRa Earr.os,oN. II IA
Faosea was caused by the drivers az okng ciesr.
sgasnissa.aa ~ho pass'sd sae wagons, informs the
Id their mouths 'A WIN cigars
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NOTICE. - The

TO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. - The
" subscribers having associated themselves to
gether, under the firm of TURPiN, ROPER Il
TAKING BUSINESS, in all it's departments, at the
old stand of Roper i Murray, Governor st.
They will give their personal attention to all or
ders sent to Them and will furnish, at the shortest
notice, any thing in their line of business.
They will keep constantly on hand general as
sortment of COFFINS, from the neat pine, to the
most elegant mahogany.
Having the sole agency in this city. for the sale of
Fisk & Raymonds METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
the subscribers also prepared to furnish any size
of the Sarcophagus either of the plain style, with
out the drapery, such those furnished for Clay
and Webster, being covered with superfne black
cloth drapery and silver trimmings.
Several HEARSES, with gentle horses and
full drivers, elso at command.
JOHN TURPIN,
B. w. ROPER.
NH so dGcts WILLIAM MURRAY.
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we learn that on Saturday night last saws the An
ssssa Censsitaiioasliss of the Both ait a1arre, en-
sas1a nj Applins, colaanbia county, between Thaos
arT being killed. o '"'
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NOTICE.-Ih have this day disposed of my
~ entire stock of Goods embracing the usual We
riety found in a Merchant Tailoring Establishment,
to Mr.. VIM. HOLT RICHARDSON, and would most
cheerfully recommend to my trenos and customers
continuance of the patronage heretofore bestowed
upon me, to Mr. Richardson, with the full assurance
that they will be well pleased.
| DESTROYS of closing up my late business as
speedily possible, and for the be found
at my hate stand, where those persons indebted
will confer favor by calling and settling their
counts. + NJ. ROBERTSON.
May %, 1854.
Having purchased of Mr.. F. NJ ROBERT.
SON his STOCK OF GOODS, will be seen by the
above, and removed to the house formerly occupied
by him, three doors below my old stand, which to-
&c Their with my stock of Goods previously on hand
enables me TO offer at this time the most complete
assortment it has ever been my pleasure TO offer here
tofore.
would most respectfully request call from my
old friends and customers, also those of Mr. Rob-
ertson, assuring them that every effort in my power
will be exerted to give satisfaction.
VIM. HOLT RICHARDSON.
May %, 1854. my 26-2w
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LADIES, LIST.

ahuu Hefcutec',
sS' LIST.
A
Alexander Mrs J A
Aruewl Mrs A +
Anthony Mise 8 A
Arnall Miss s @
Anthony Miss J NJ
Austin Miss Emma
b
Brown Mrs
Byrd Mrs
Boax Miss 3 J
Bailey Miss 3 4
Bonney Miss N A
Blair Miss M A
Blaln Miss Mary
Brown Mise M Va
Butler Miss Mary A
Baker Miss II A
Bailee Miss Z J
C.
Clarke Miss S A
Coalter Miss Va b
Cawley Miss &C
Ckappell Miss E A
Cunnin CHAM Miss +
Cosby Miss +
Crump Miss Betty NJ
+
Elicit Miss M v
Ellis Miss Jane Z
r
Freeman Miss s ]
Finney Miss M c
Fitch Misc Mary
Fitch Miss NJ ]
Fox Miss Marv A
Fleming Miss Jane
Ford Miss G M
g
Gay Miss C H
German Mrs P
Gentry Mrs NJ e
Gullevan Catherine
Ganeway Mrs NJ +
Fl
Hudron Mrs E NJ
Henly Mrs Dolly
Hargrove Miss 8 Z
Hawkins Miss linda
Hall Miss Caroline
Hudgins Miss A J
J
Johnston Miss Ellis
johnson Miss A f
Jones Miss Alice 2
Jordan Miss Ann r
johnson Miss A II
Jones Miss Ann L
X
Kennedy Miss Msrg't
Kennedy Miss M A r
Kennedy Miss c J
l.
Littlepage Miss R B
Loving Miss Mary S
Lindsay Miss J E
London Miss Frances
M
Manning Mrs C A
Manning Mrs Ann
Madison Miss Maria
Moore Miss Catharine
Miller Miss C So
Morris Miss A Fl
Nc
McKenney Miss S
N
Nelson Miss Sarah J
Olphine Miss d
O'Neil Miss Ellen
@
Pollard Mrs Susan V
Pool Mrs 5 A
Parker Miss Maria Z
Poat Miss Maria
Peers Miss Sarah Nj
Ouarles Mrs Martha
r
Randolph Miss C II
Richardson Miss c E 2
Reid Miss +
S
Slater Miss Courtney
Spiller Miss E F.
Steward Miss NJ J
Slaughter Miss Sophia
Stewart Miss Va
T
Toombs Miss M Y
Timberlake Mrs Z
Taylor Mrs l. B 2
Thompson Mrs
w
Wheeley Miss G A
Walton Miss J
Wheely Miss H E
White Miss NJ C 2
Walton Miss Pattie 2
Williams Miss S
Wilson Miss VII
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I 600 ma Gifts amounting TO $500 eco
LII 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
tribution to all parties concerned, which, from the
proprietors extensive arrangements throughout the
whole United States and Canadas is expected to be
about the lst OF August next.
All orders for these beautiful Gift Certificate from
the country, addressed postpaid, with the money
enclosed, to EDWIN WATERBURY, Hope Chapel,
No. 720 Broadway, will meet with prompt returns
Office open from 10 A NJ to p NJ, and from z
to P. NJ.
Remember, knowledge of your Country's Hsto-
nv; the prospect of Gift worth SIS, 900, and the
certainty of handsome present. for so cents.
Exhibition EVERY EVENING. at 8, and WE'D
NESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS.
tel corner of Broadway and Maiden lane; FRENcH's
Hotel opposite the City Hall; and at the Lecture
Room. 720 Broadway
INV 6-Sat
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GUANO.-Peruvian Guano, direct from
~ Agent, for sale from the store or wharf In lots
10 suit purchasers, by j.. H. SKINNER,
Js5 No. 80 Csry o..
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A DAMS Il CO.'S NEW YORK, VIR
"A GINA AND NORTH CAROLINA STEAM
SHIP EXPRESS, PER UNITED STATES MAIL
STEAMERS ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN, TO
AND FROM NEW YORK, RICHMOND, Pc
TERSBuRG, &c, &c, kc.-Having sfsctsd arrange.
ments with the L. 5. mail line OF steamers from New
York to Norfolk end Richmond for, rscIAL EXPRESS
PRIVILEGES on that route, we now prepared 10
receive and forward, to ana from New York MER-
CHANDISE and PACKAGES of every description
with dispatch and at greatly reduced rates
Our Express will leave New York every We9nsl.
day and Saturday per splendid steamers ROANOKE
and JAMESTOWN alternately Goods viii be re-
ceived at our New York Office SO Broadway, until II
O'Clock, p. NJ, on the day OF sailing.
Merchants and others ordering goods from New
York, are requested TO order by adams l. CO.'S
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS
Our inland Express will heretofore, leaving
New York and Richmond daily, in charge Of special
messengers All Goods not marked 20 go via the In
land route, will be forwarded by the Steamer *
press. ADAMS CO.
J. L. McDONoUGH, Agent, Richmond.
NOTICE.-Expres packages for Nor
folk, Petersburg and Richmond, intended for ship.
ment per steamers Roanoke or Jsmestown, will
hereafter be received by ADAMS Il co, SO Broad
way who are the only authorized agents fer Express
privileges By those steamships.
LUDLAM 4 PLEASANTs,
10 6-ts SIS Broadway New Yorh.
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~ sfE E..s::::::::::...1 SMALL NOTES.
EN- - s-ZEs-@ The Legislature, by an act
Of the last session. having prohibited the circulation
small notes of less than five dollars
after the LIST OF June. the Central Railroad Company
regards the strict observance of that law to be It's
duty. Instructions will therefore be given to all
tner agents not to or pay out after that date
any notes of less than Five Dollars either in the sst
cement of Freight or Passenger Fare
Persons having any dealings with this Company
cannot expect it to furnish the requisite amount of
specie for change They will therefore be expected
70 provide themselves with the proper amount to pay
TOR passenger fare and freight.
By order. ]. GARRETT Treasr
Office Va Central Railroad Co,
May 22d, 1854. my23
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RAILROADS, STEAMBOATS,, 60.

7S4r-,Unu1k P ACK E T-B b A T
- zPLOUGH-BOY, FOR CANTON
LINE 1.-The subscribers viii
commence running their boat PLOUGH-B0Y,
Capt 10 r. Crouch, between RICHMOND and
NEW CANTON, on the 23d inst, TneHdsy next
Great Inducements for ease and comfort are hereby
offered to the travelling publicall night travel be-
ing avoided and taking or leaving the boat
at ell places in the day time.
Leave Richmond, at 8 A. M. on Tuesdays, Thurs
dsys and Saturdays, arriving In New Canton, at r
NJ, of the same day.
Rsturnng--Leays New Canton at "a M. on Mon
days Wednesdays and Fridays, arriving in Rich
mond at r. NJ. of the same day.
Passengers will take brea fast aud dinner on board
the boat
Fare the same that heretofore charged BY the
line of Messrs- Boyd Edmond Il Davepdort.
Office on 7th street opposite ~ ers Wa-ehsu.e
JET SANDERSOS, CROUCH HOOPER.
OFFICE r., f. & p. r. r. COMPANY.
Richmond, May Is, 1854.
5sssssss. NOTICE.-At a meeting of
80 the President and Directors of this
Company to-day, the following resolution was adopt
ed
Resolved. That aud after the I st of June next
no note ofa less denomination than Five Dollars will
be received or paid on the part of the Company
c. w. MACMUROO, Treas
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.
requested to get their tickets at the
office of the Company before starting
my 29-ts c. w M
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WAT ERBURY's GREAT FIFTY

VIVA Z Z r B U r Y'S GREAT FIFTY
w CENTS 600, 600 GIFTS
Worth Five Hundred Thousand Dollars The
THIRTY TABLEAUX OF NATIONAL HISTORY,
At Hope Chapel Lecture-Room, 720 Broadway, con-
tinues to attract immense numbers every evening
The Gift Certificates selling fast. In connection
with this enterprise for only FIFTY GEMS the pnT
SFT good or two admssons to
the most ennobling Exhibition ever offered to Ameri
cans, and one ofthe following valuable G lifts:
valuable brick House and Lot in Pbiiadel
phia. ........................ $1,000
magnificent tree-stsue House and
Lot in New York City.............. IS, geo
| three-story brick House and Lot in
the CITY of Observation-Disclosures. 1000
| splendid Country Residence, in the
State of New Jersey, with 90 acres .o
of land in high state of cultivation. %, 600
magnificent Gold Tea Set, contain
ing % pieces of solid California gold,
with solid silver pedestal beautiful o
ly chased. Cash valuation. l5,00
Observation-Disclosures. Is, 900
100 beautifully situated Building Lots
near L. |. X R., within few minutes
ride of New York City,: $4,000
io' nias maker sc. 900
100 Silver Cups, of various patterns. 2o0o
400 Gold Thimbes. 5000
Jergenson, Cooper, lnde pendent Sc
cond, Chronometer. Eight-Day, En-
amet Diamond, Magic Duplex, and
English Levers Hunting. livery
heavy for Ladies and Gents. o0,0OO
Harness. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
100 Elegant Silk Dress Patterns. 4,e0o
20 Beautifully made Trotting Gigs. 1000
800 900 Beautiful Steel Engravngs of the
Home of Jefferson. ................. I5.oou
200 600 do of the Sultan ofTurkey........ 1000
100 600 do of the Gear of all the Russas. l2ooo
100 900 DO of the Harbor of Venice, the
finest scenery in the World. ....... 25,00o
IO0, 900 Views of Washington crossing the
Delwdre. i~,v'o
100 900 Descriptions of Grand Tableaux,
forming desirable history of all the
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$500 Pieces of fashionable Music. S,7
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