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4 MELIA sPRINGsLTvoard.

A MELIA SPR I'm S-Two and a half
IA miles from the Richmond and Danvills Railroad
at Wyanoke Station. will be open LIST July for the
accommodation Of visitors Every exertion will be
made to please bcarders who will be 10 good a.
to favor ne with their patronage. Our BAR will be
we'll supplied, and close Sabbath and every night
at 10 O'Clock. Our BATHING establshmept 10 just
erected new at the Springs, where hot cold Baths
can be had. SEQ - -.a.5
Terms Of Board per day $3.50; per week 81; per
u years. and servants half price. There will be er
Omnibus in attendance st the Depot to meet the ssfe
my PPM THOS. C.. WILSON Sens.
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FOR THr SERVINGS.

v-EA NEW AND SPLENDID
S8 OPTION LINE OF
eTAUEB -Throsgh ftem Richmond, Petersburg,
Baltimore, Washington and Aiex1ndris, to White
phur In 3 dsys.
On and after the LIST day Of July nsrt we will run
daily line Of four horse coaches, from the terminus
Of the Virginia Central Railroad, to tbs Rocsbridse
Alum sprinEs, and to the White Sulphur Springs
via Bath Alum, Warm and Ho. Springs, with branch
to the Alt-Healisg 6prings)
Passenger leaving Richmond In tbs morning train
Of cars, win reach Rockbridge Alum and Bath Alum
OF Warm Springs same day; leave next morning. at
day light and arrive at the Sweet and White Sal
phur Springs early in the evening.
Having ell nav, first claas coaches, fresh teams,
seiected with great and accommodating drivers
We feel assured we extend to the travelling pub
Tie sueh faeilities for and comfort have never
before been offered secured ON this line
Through tickets from Richmond and Alexandra
to any Of the above named Springs, can hs obtained
Of any Of our sgents who viii always be found at the
Railroad dspots of those places.
Extra coaches will be furnished at all times, when
desired. HARMAN BROWN,
my % sefa-- Proprietors.
Rates of Fare in connection NTH the Trsiaia Central
fs Railroad, BY Haymna rnd BroicR's Stage line.
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Sole Proprietors. Richmond. v,

RICHMOND, January 10, I855
Messrs Dove l. Color about seven years my
negro boy, Simon, had ulcer the shin bone Of
of his legs he had had the very best medical adj
vice, and the strictest attention from myself the
has been repeatedly poulticed and burnt with caustic
at interval whist giving applying medicine, he has
been kept on low diet and also kept perfectly quiet
with the limb elevated; sometimes the sore would
be As large the palm ola mans hand. and at others
larger than half dime, and when it has at
tanned this small size would break out again. L be-
came certainly discehrased about it, and one day
while in your store, l asked you what must do for
it, You gave me- BEETLE of your Turf OIL and after
healed. Previous to the time of using It. he had lost
months from his work, but since. he has never
lost single day. / will add that have expended
uselessly on his limb about two hundred and fifty
dollars and it gives me pleasure to ado to the many
Won have, this testimonial of the virtues of your Turf
Oil. Very rsspectfully r. y SHEIToN-
A congratulated by permission from a lady of
hisctVt NH SJ-dNcf
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/ am yours truly
je2 j. w. A. SAUNDERS
PUSHTON'S COD LIVER OIL.-Ihe

dissolved BY Its own limitation am now sole pro-
prietor Of the genuine Cod Liver Oil which il 20
generally prescribed by ph yscians at this season for
Consumption, Coughs, Colds, TO-, so.
CAUTION--In purchasing or ordering, be sare.
lal TO ask for hnsntons aud see that my name on
BOTTLE there several spurious articles in the
market claiming to be Rushton's.
FREDERICK v. RUSHTON,
Bon OF the late Wm. l.. Rushton, NJ York.
7hs above Oil for sale by DUVAL 4 NORTON,
corner of Main and 10th streets, Bank Square, Rich
mond. sp6-Sm*
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DON'T READ THIS Be II

- Known to allwho are uow o. ma, hereafter
s4e5z be 10 want of nythas to CARR ,ou from
place to place, with the greater. comfort
and at the lowest rate that tina uadsTsisl has On.
ring the last year, srea.i and me loved his
esabiiainant By adding TO bis former basIness an
kinds OF light Carriages. BUG0IEs, kOCh lWAYS,
&c, 40 which, being coBne eted with his IA DDLE
HARNESS and TRUNK BUSINESS, maxss it the
moAt csn,plete house to equip sny one IN want In
the city. His stock on hand 10 very large and vel
assorted and not to be surpassed In neatns and On.
rability. He would respectfully return ShaDks to
his numerous patrons; and soliciting their rontn ned
patronage pledges himself to give satisfaction in
price and quality His store fronts on l5th and Cary
streets. opposite the Columbian Hotel
ap 4-Sm g. L. MILER
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NOTICE.-The attention of the public
IN 10 called to the annexed certificate of BAKERSS
PREMIUM B1TTERS, which 10 one of the most
popular Family Medicines known In this country
which can be had Of Mesns PURCELL, LADD L.
CO., and Druggists everywhere.
90 CoTTAGE, May 18th, 1855,
Near Cufdsville, Buckingham Co., Va s
Mn ELIJAH BAKER:
Dear sir-My wife having been for many years
afflicted with Liver Complaint and Nervous Debility,
to give them trial. After trying . half dozen bot
ties, she found her health much improved, and her
she finds it Il Indispensable in and continues
to use to her Improvement 1t Is very popular
medicine with many OF my neighbors, and it is be-
coming almost in general use tonic in this sec.
ton. With my best wishes,
49,. am yours, truly
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TRUE TURF OIL.-For old Sores of
l. every description, on Man or Beast. One tea
.poonfui equal to an ounce of any preparation
known. --n1
Bruises and Sprains. Ulcers and Fslons Scalds and
Burns, Sore Legs and Chiiblains Fresh Cut Wounds,
Cramp and letter, Stings of Insects Wounds under
the Nails. Infamed Breasts Gandular Tumors Sore
Back, 6welled Legs and Stiffness of Joints.
Warranted to cure, and no damage fromlexposure
to colds. ..-- = n o-1s--.
Applied to burns at once, 1t leavesno scar ..
Price 80 and 25 cents bottle. ~ g. -ta
nnVE b Cn /.
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GRAIN BAGS, BAGGING. YARNS
~ &c -The James River Manufacturing Comps-
ny offer for sale aes > t42 = : 30
100 GOO heavy. double scanned, handmade GRAIN
BAGS. for railroads and canal boats.
Double Warp Baeging.
Cotton Yarns. assorted numbers.
Aud the usual varieties of 81 80 and 81 inch ozns
burgG - =
js25-d2w| e B. BENTLEY Agent
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Il be received at this ofics until Monday ne It
closing at II O'Clock M for the following work -
The Grading of Sth street from point near Canal
the bridge the Dock Canal and for the
re-paving and new stone pavement required on said
street. III ra- -
Also for Grading First street from Leigh street to
Jackson street. requiring about 40 yards of excavs-
ton, ito be deposited in said street and tie est-
mate to bs taken cuttings alone.
Also, for the extension of the culvert on Sixth
street to the arch under Tredegar street. The said
culvers to have the capacity with that already
huit, and to be constructed with substantial flags
de-walks and covers well laid in cement
The bids for the above work must state the price
per cubic yard for gradint-the price per square
yard for new paving and RELYING the old pavements
including the furnishing of sand; and for the culver
the price per neal footthe culvert be we'll Gov.
cred with cath to be taken from the bill immedi
ately on the line of the work. "a fE#f Em-
Contracts with approved security, conditioned for
the prompt and faithful execution of the work will
be required to be signed by individuals to whom
work awarded. within ten days after the date of
the award else the proposal will be considered aban
doned. Ali the above work will be required to be
executed early as practicable. ssr =se $3.50
For further information, enquire of the c ity En-
gineer and Superintendent of Sire cts. 81
1- sfl gset NJ. BATES, Secretary.
je T-d5t aComm'r Streets gener silly.
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r. Z. HUGHsON, Ticket Agent.
N B.-For the information of the public It ID
deemed proper state that there 10 daily Iir OF
stages from the terminus the road via Danvie to
Greensboro. Passengers for Milton and Vance willie
will leave Richmond Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays r..-..
je IS as-.s- r~~- .-g $50 r. F.. Fl.
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VALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN Ex

- ThAoTUh VIII subdue pain and Inflammation
from the severest burns scalds In from one 10
twenty minutes and will heal the wounds without
scar it etfsctually cures Fever Sores, Piles Sat
kheum, Intammatory Rheumatism, Cuts, Woun 10,
Bruises, Scaid Head, Corns and Bunious Erysipeias
Spraina Sweliings, Felons. Chilblains Birss of In.
sscts Swelled and Broken Breast, Sore nipples,
diseases. where the parts affected can be reachsd
rms article is now put up in blue wrspp .rs with
new ..sel plate label, and signed by DALEY, Ms-
store. - 1 ''otS
BENNETT 4 BEERS, Druggists, are the only
autnorizsd agents for the sale Of the genuine new
sYe and they furnish the trade at proprietors pri.
ess. ketel price only pc. a box. NH 2s-d& su6m
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CALMON'S PATENT G RAIN AND
~ GRASS SEED SEPARATOR.-This machine

CALMON'S PATENT G RAIN AND
~ GRASS SEED SEPARATOR.-This machine
invented and patented by by G.. B. Salmon of IL.
linos and wherever it has been exhibited has
precedence of all Others, for cleaning Grain and
Grass Seeds i..lJ--Is ISL s.re vcsN
The first Silver Medal was awarded to the inventor
at the Worlds Fair in New York. and the first prize
at the New York State Fair in 1852. 1t has been
adopted by the Richmond city millers, who recon.
mend it as the best machine known for separating
cookies and ether Impurities from wheat Ii will se.
parate any two seeds of different size weight il
simple in its construction, and easily kept in order
1t is peculiarly adapted to farmers uses it REQUIRE
but little power to work it, and cleans grain more
perfectly than any machine now in use
1t can ba furnished at the following prices viz:
For Farmer Machine that will clean Is 10 80 bush.
els per hour. $50
For FarmerY Machane that viii clean 81 20
so bushels per hour. ...................... IS
For Farmers' Machine ARRANGED for horse
power) that will clean so bushels per hour so
For Milers Machine that will clean so to 80
bushels FER hour. .......................... IS
For Milier9 Machine that will clean SO to
IS bushels Per hour. ........................ 100
For Miller1 Machine that will clean l25 10
$50 bushels per hour. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
For Millers Machine that will clean $50 to
200 bushels per hour. Observation-Disclosures. 200
Address RO M. ANDERSON,
Commission Merchant, Richmand, We.
N. B-Ccunty Rights will be sold on reasonable
terms. fe 20-2awtsI R.M.A
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS-"Be il


~ ordained by the Council of the City OF Rich
mond that the Collector of the City Taxes shall an
nuay give notice in st least four Of the daily
papsrs of the city, for fifteen days prior the IL.
tespth day of June that he will attend at bis Office
daily between the hours OF O'clock, A. M and 6
O'Clock, NJ, from ths fifteenth to the thirtieth of
June ncusve for the purpose of receiving from any
person charged with city taxes the whole or ons-
half o. the amoants of tax charged, dednctng from
the whole amount CT one-hal the case may be- ten
per centum thereon. 20 IS
The Collector shall in like manner give notice for
fifteen days prior to the fifteenth of December that
he will attend at his Office daily, between the above
mentioned hours, from the fifteenth to thu thrty-
first of December inclusive, for the purpose of re-
ceving from anv person who hss already paid one
half only of the city taxes charged to him. the
naming half DEF pcting from such half ten per
thereon" 7s sss. at 4stf
In.rursuance Of the above amended ordinance,
passed January 1lth, 1855 will attend ct the Office
Of the city water works. on 9th street. In rear Of
Lafayette Hail. from the fifteenth the thirteth of
this month. for the purpose of receiving taxes a.
above directed. " f4@szee q
JULIUS A. HoBsoN, G. c. Richmond.
N. Bit will be understood from the above ordi.
napce that those who do not avail themselves the
opportunity of paying the first half between the 18th
and S0th of June, entitled to deduction, but
required TO pay the whele amount Of their bills
soon in the month of July ths collector can call
on them Persons desiring infJrmatiop, Of ascer-
tanning the amount of their taxes will cali at the
office, previous to the 18th of this month.
IA. H.. C. C. r. e
Richmond. June LIST. 1855. js 2i--dtieS0
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DEMONSTRATED BY

sor LEO. SOUND may be consulted on natters OF i'm.
portance in the wonderful wo<k Of AstroIos, fore.
telling all particular ents Of human lie BOTH past
present ard future, such marriage, description
of husband wife. intended children also; pdches
business, situations. estste honor OF Disgrace and
ruin; OF sickness the nature and cause; also len sth
OF life, and manner Of death i Of friends true OF
of theft or things lost; substance lent or demand
return -. - q So -s'7F-s
TERMS: so cents each for Ladies and q. ntieuep.
Madame Helm may be consulted at the came place
She f,retelis by the csrds-25 cents for lsdies 70
cents for gentlemen. as hi OIL Z Esd 80 -
Apply in Adams' Valley. 8 doors from corner of
18TH, on Poplar street, Oice of Astrolegy over the
doorobscs Of Lancartenan School. over the creek.
je 9-dim<
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CEA Observation-Disclosures
MECHUM'S RIVER HOTEL.-Th

MECHUM'S RIVER HOTEL.-The
Uvl subscriber. having recently purchased this
property, has entirely he House. ard is
now pr. pared to receive company. This delightful
SUNNI retreat Is In the county of Albemarle about
Central Railroad. and situated in region OF country
unsurpassed for both health and beauty Of scenery
being in full view of the Blue Ridge mountains
within 80 minutes ride of the great tunnel con-
structns through the mountain, and equally couve-
nisnt to the University OF Virginia and Monticello.
-.t ztf VIM. p. JARMAN, P M,
Je 2l-dts Mechum's River.
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
NEW MILLINERY.

have just received and am daiyre-~
~ ceiying from Auction in the North. -
ern cities, large and we'll seiectedlSS
stock OF hne Silk. Grape, Leshofn. Nespoiitsp and
Florence Spread Bsnnets Mits, Gloves, BoyI Hat
and Flsts Embroideries, Hosiery.fs s ! '----'-s-
+ 40 Sf5f q & sgf ALSO, +es.s
A large stock Of FANCY GOODS, boz sbt ON thu
vsf1 beat terms, which will sell at rsdseed prices
Tbankful for the pstrousge Of my friends ana ens
TONERS, ssk continuance of the sams
ask only call 70 you that the only place
tween l1th and 18th Streets, opposite Mr.. Psmber
= Straw Bonness Bleached and pressed st tb.
shortest notice and lowest terms - =. : 'A'
my S0-1ms MRS. j. pEMEIMAN
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eRBH CARRIAGES. CARRI4GEs

HEH CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES
E The subscriber hss on hand 1t his Coach
Msin and Gary, Sth and l4th streets) ne ar the Co.
lumbar Hotel COACHES, cHARYOTEEs, b.
kOUCHES, BU0G1ES with and without topa ana
sULKIES, all Of his owp mako, Of the best mster;.
ais and workmanship. All of which will be sold A.
low a. good work Of the kind can be In the city Of
Richmond; and respectfully ask call from tbose
IN want Of any article In the Carriage lne, e am
determined to sake to order and sail at the lowest
prices possibe. and eli WORK sold that 10 new war
rsntsd. ife 20-6ml MICAJAh MANGtJM
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MnDTCINne.
IURRAH FOR DOLLAR CORDIAL.

TT URRAH FOR DOLLAR CORDIAL.
III Les narSs Dollar Cordial, for Gravel, 0leet,
Ard for weakness ,tin hard to beat,
M led ri Ike shis you should not despi.s.
/. not iisht some people az
untortuns.: Bogs. yell yoa may boast,
Hrics-one dollar Per bottle:
Hi. and 81 al Druggists II Richmond iss7
TACKSON's EXCELSIOR BIITEKs.
- In justice to r. II. Jackson, and impelled By
OF duty to those afflicted with Dyspepsia and
less of sppelite, will state that having used his
Exec lsoi Bitters with the happsst effect on my n;
tie daughter, confidently recommend them to oil
who are afflicted with the sboys soTS mol nmson
savise every family to procure these Bitters.
They may be found at Z. ] ficots, A. Bodeker.,
9. n. z.s6ri,sen'S chss Miilspsush'.. Bennett =
All orders promptly attended to. jas
NEkTAIN CURE FOR COUGHS
~ .sRIcHmoNp, Nov. "a 1852 II hsve tried nearly
all the cough remede of the day, and have no hs.i
s.tion II saIips thst believe MRS. a. D. DAVIS
tion of the kind 10 USE and - family medicide
'lG: CABIN ess sp.st Of
tn. virtue. OF this msdiains from the book, having
witnessed Its operation in bad cough, in which it
afforded speedy and deciaed relisf-Rieh Repub.2
Alex Duvaf, Paterson 4 Jackson, Chss. Millspsush,
Z. J. Pieet, A. Bodeker and Charles D. Yale.
pHEUMATISM.- sa, 4ss
~ This IL q painful disease, affecting the joints
with swelling and stiff cas-; also affecting the muscu
can be cured By the application of POLLARDS
RHEUMATIC EMINENT. @
LUMBAGO.
This disease 10 known by pain In the loins
rheumatic affection of the 10 lscles. of which
many psrsons have been cured BY POLLARD'S
RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.
sEA PARALYSIS.
A dninution or loss of power or motion in the
body. 1t very often attacks only one side and has
been cured By POLLARD'S RHEUMATIC LINZ
MENT. -
For sale by PURCELL. LADD l. CO., Bennett.
Beers Adie 4 Gray. Duvel 4 Norton, "; Z. tadd,
the city. -fssf HI1r 1e 10 y
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.-M. L

N STRAUSS, Merchant Tailor, takes this method
to inform his friends and that he has re.
moved temporarily to the corner of Sd and Broad
streets opposite Mr.. Mark Downey's, where he will
be pleased to see them all; and the time Of
feflng his entire stock Of Clothing and piece Goods
at prime cost prior to his removing bis old stand
again soon rebuilt M. l.. STRAUS,
my lI-2mA Corner Sd and Broad sts
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RUNAWAY.-Ran away frem the sub
THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
Il At THE NEW BOOKSTORE,

f. 81 Opposite the Exchange Bank.)
The ImmacuIate Conception Of the Mother OF
God; by Bishop Ullatborne; SO cts.
TIE Heart of Jesus by Daeairns; Soc.
, FIerine--A fale Of the Crusades; By McCabe; 75c.
The Blessed Sacrament, or The Works and WAYS
OF God; companion to All for Jesus; by Rev. r. w.
Fsber, d D. 1-s 8'e
vipdicatsn Of the Catholic Church; BY Bishop Ken
r.ca; 75c
Ths Primscy of the Catholic See; by Bishop Ken.
rick; SI.50. sessx
s ALSO &
A full supply of Catholic Prayer Books.
For sale by BUFFERS SIMONS,
.st= n Ji -, Booksellers and dealers in Piano
je 25-ed6t,f, Rortes, Music, Sc, ISL Main 1t.
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RAGS. BAGS-The Manchester Cotton
~ and Wool Manufscturing Company have for
sale q superior article of GRAIN BAGS, which they
are to furnish in any qusntity, the me
reasonable terms. Apply TO I'll
NIX II. POWERS, Agent,
je 22-2aw3wS s. Corner Cary and Pearl str.
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RUNAWAY.

Efl DULLAko RE w a Il D.-1he
me Of my negro man JNO. HALL. who absented
himself sbcus ten days ssnde from the premises o I
Mr. Weaver, 10 whom he was hired. John u about
20 to 80 years old, feet high, light mustto. good
address, aud has been FOR the last three years the
carrie e driver Of physician In this city
je 26-3: 9aE JAMES DUNLOP.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
" WARD -Rsuaway. from the residenee Of the
subscriber, last fall, muatto hey named HART
WELI4 He 10 . likely boy, about i've feet SIX
inches In height rather lightly made, with hsr black
and straight, resembling an Indian, snd may be
known BY having OF his toes Il think one Of the
small ones) cut OF think he made hts escaps on
grey horse, and that hs endeavored to make bis way
to Petersburg Its vicinity. The above reward OF
hundred dollars will be paid for his spsreherson
If taken out OF the State, and fifty dollars II taken
within the State, and lodged in some jail 90 that
can get him again. WIN w. MlCHAUX.
js 9-dSw p. o. Jefferson, Powhatan co., Va.
RUNAWAY.-Ran away frem the sub
~ scriber. the 22d May, NEGRO MAN,
named SAM He ia an uncommony likely fellow,
about twenty-five yeats old, of dark. siu gerbrssd
CON pie KEN. and about Eve feet ten inches high
He Is no doubt about Richmond its vicinity. /
will give reward of Ten Dollars for his apprehen-
sion and delivery iato the jail of Hentico county.
jslI-2awts JOHN A HUTCHINSON.
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TRY GOODS! DRY GOODS

nRY GOOD s.. DRY GOODS.!
AND COUNTRY CUsTOMERsL1 have q Isr,s
stock OF DRESS GOODS and ell Ainds l6f Embroi.
derry, conssting or fich Onoton Collars and sIeeves
Ladies' long and short sik Mitts; fashionable silk
Mantles. and large stock of fancy colored and black
silks large lot Of Psrasois and Ladies Urpbreiss
Lsdles worked aud grass Shirts. Alsoa large stock
Of Hosiery, all OF which will sen at greatly redu-
ced prices. NORRIS w HOSE
NV 8--d2u .4 aIs al No afg9 RrosA .t..st
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ICE, ICE, ICE.--1he subscribers keep
~ eorstantiy % haEd spppiy OF the VERY BE- II
ICE for ale. ~ Msssss Debs ~ = Coche's cpef te
the Theatre, where thu pub 10 can b suppiiea eu.
rins u, hours Of the esy. from An. TIL 2, NJ
Reogs living 1t dises ne, can - suppled ffom On,
cart, ~ 1eaviar their nance sna ua6fesa sl rs
\ ise--ims LEAkE HOPKINS.
6ATHRIGAT6 NEW FuRNI
~ Car. he nev On hsn4 snA d efiil sssslviaa,
Msse .seorsmegt q SEQ Nyls eusu3trSs sush 8 Ia
- Qiyep& H4%eeeA csAlseeas MasblN Tep Is
- 4Naeae494 Aoekina chai1s Il dtnersnf ~.
- Qn139 % ~ lis<k E.soktee 9lespA Olests,
~ = - - - essS.ss - ~ rtfsA :. .al
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CARPET WAREHOUSE.

CARPET WAREHOUSE.
" 49, -4. IS, MAIN STREET
Wishing to reduce ss muc a. possible before the
Fall Trade commences, our large stock Of
CARPETINGS, RUGS, MATS, 60, :
We will during this month, offer them at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. p
Those at present in want of theee goods will iud
OR prices much lower than ever offered in this
ket be fore and those having to buy the
FALL will find 1t to their interest 70 select now from
our assortment. which l. large and complete, In
ctudipE 81 Is 80
.,s TABLE AND PIANO COVERS,
That will be sod ut less than cost OF Importation
w @st2 aiaf ALSO, sssz -
The largest assortment and grsatsst variety In the
city Of ~ 81 ~
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
Which We offer 1t lov prices, and which We will
- 49, RICHARDSON 4 CO,
j. 1-1mA So Main Street.
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WHEAT OFFAL FOR SALE.-We
have for sale at our Mills. Bran, Shorts. Com.
mon and Extra Brown Stufs, in Quantities 10 suit
purchasers and at moderate prices ~
js l8-lm go HaYAITlA ro
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-28

AND WARRANTS WANTED.-The
- highest market price will be paid for 40. so l20
and l6o acre LAND WARRANTS, also FOR Lsps
Scrip: Persoes having Wausnfs or Scrip to seIl,
will do vel to cali At WMHURLEYss s :
Exchagss O6ic-. Nos Pearl ct. Richmond, W.
~, .M. B-Psnon. iisiss In the cenasry are respect
niiy feqsesied to forward their gwarIsnts. when
duly asrsnedl by mai, or otherwise, ana pledge
myesH 20 them that they shall receive the highest
msraet price. end prompt tsturns IN cash CT checks
j. 6--Sms s.s snFf ssss WA. sHUnLEy.
The psiee Of Warrants q fuetusting and unsteady.
II pIeseut an paying 01.t8 per aere. So