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MISCELLANEOUS.
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TINHE Postmaster General having deemed il proper to
make u transfer Of his mails from the old and fnui.
liar route via Fredericksburg and Aqua Creek to Washing.
ton, 60 long known to the public a. one OF the safest aud
most regular routes in the Union, and placed them on the
circuitons route via Gordonsvillr, because he could trans.
port them, notwithstanding a loss OF time to the travener)
q greater number OF miles for a little less money than by
the present AIR LINE route. tits due to the public to apprisc
them OF the fact, and to inform them of the following
IVA SCHEDULES:
Leave Richmond daily at . 6:3U a. NJ. and $50 +. NJ.
Except on Sunday, when tho
hour Is $50 A. NJ. only.
Arrive IN Washington at Up. NJ. aud 3 a. NJ.
Arrive in Baltimore at . jP. NJ. and 7:30 a. NJ.
PRICE OF TICKETS AS FOLLOWS:
From Richmond to Washington, s. 50
Do. do. Baltimore. 3 "
Do. do. philadelphia. : 8 %
~ For further information md Through Tickets, sp.
ply TO JAMES Is. WINSTON, Ticket Agent.
OFFICE RICHMOND, +. AND L. r. CO..
Richmond. July ). 1859
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~~ 10 lUe NIuCNcl AH' l. 81.
MUM BlTrERS, which is one OF the llGsi popui m nnn Il,
ly Medicines known i'll this counlry-whmrn can oe "a o Il
Mc,srs. PURCELL, ADD Il CO. "h" druggists every
where. Price 80 cents per bouie.
COTTAGE, May l7u, 1855,
Near Curdsvilc, Buckingham Co, Va.
" Dear Sir. NV wife having been for many years afflicted
win iivrr Complaint and Nervous Debility. hearing OF
r "n~ up rcmiun l;utcrs," she was induced to give them II
;y,inI .t,,r irwin: a half dozen bottles, fbc found her
h iii ,n,.I, iiuprovcd, and her digestive organs great.
L. IT, s,rann,irned: and NJ IL tonic she finds il is indispensable
in her case, and continues to use II to her improvements
If j.. very popular medicine with many of my %ncishhors,
| aud it is b becoming almost III general Use lbs u tonic IN this
section. With my best wishes,
am yours, truly,
n B-Scveral influential gentlemen in this county will
.eud YOU certificates of most important cures elected by
your Premium Hitters in their families. We all concur IN
It's being the most valuable medicine ever Introduced in
'"' '''''" w.
To be had of the principal Druggists in this city. Also,
Todd & Christian, Petersburg, Va: D. r. Lyman,
Lynchburg, Va. King s. Toy, Norfolk, Va; Gnrick X
burg, Va. Johnston Il Wallace, fredericksburg Va; j.
Il Callum a. Co, Danville, Va; Wheat : ChHpline,
sibS = WIZ H", Gb nrTm"s ;ii Aa" v"' \ r e. r K J. T i. EsHriisc,
Staun,on, Va; Walter II. Middleton. Fn-mvilc. Va; W.
II. Lippitt. Wilmington \. c Charlie S,o', a Co of W. asn.
& Miller, C%oyinston, by; and from Druggists erhrIm"y'
Orders addressed, to +. BAKER. Richmond, Va.
49, MOTHERS CLOTHS.-These
90 Cloths have now attained an established rrpu'a,
ton as ~afording the only perfect protection against nm,'
preventive OF the mothers greatest atiictoH' "u"ihh"h'
BREAST. ,.,L.
Mothers should bear in mind TINT these valuable Cloths
are not intended to cure the breast when RiSES; u Nv.
they are designed TO prevcnt this catastrophe, which ,hc!
certainly will do. Mothers, therefore, VINO nave UT ."i
frnr or apprehension of Il rising breast, should NOT "ni
ul they IRE threatened, to send for these cloths, put shouu
procure them 1t once and put them aside TO meet any
emergency. .a.,;. ,;s.;r,, MI
;a..,r,.,;,, ~ rho brru.t alluy entirely all pain hTl-lH-
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG KAILROA
Erssss.s!a-:1 ESs=ss.l - A4l
sHsG8IsEstS

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
4 y and after Sunday, the Let %: July, 1855, the trainso on
" this road will run n- follows
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
Express Train. daily A. NJ.
Mail Train, daily +. y.
Freight Train, with passenger CIR attached, on
Moaday-, Wednesdays and Fridays, nt..-...-.ll A. NJ.
NORFOLK TRAIN.
Will leave RichmonI Mo:Idays, Wednesdays and Fri
TRAINS LEAVE PETERSBURG.
Express Train, daily A. NJ.
Hm! Train, daily +. VI.
Freight Train, with Passenger car attached, on
Mundnys Wednesdays and Fridays, at....-...5! 4. NJ.
The Express and Mail trains from Richmond connect
with the Southern Trains ut Petersburg, for Weldon,
Raleigh, Wilmington, SC. Through Tickets to Weldon
can be- procured nj the ticket Office in Richmond.
The snnc trains from Petersburg connect nj Richmond
with the Northern trains Tor Washington. Is fillmore, &c,
hnd with he Virginia Cen rul Railroad Tor Charlottesville,
Staunton, &c. Through Tickets for Washington, Balti-
NOR "nd Philadelphia, can be procured at the ticket office
in Petersburg.
Fnrc for white persons 81 35. For Children over FIVE,
ana not over twelve years oil mgc, 50 cents. For color.d
persons III scrynnts' cars, 81 cents,
COIOred persons will not be permitted in the first claas
cars, except when In attendance On infant children or sick
persons, absolutely requiring their cnrc, in which case,
the same price hs for white persons will he charged.
a discount "i ten cents will he allowed on each fare
when tickets ar purchased at the office, and to persons
gcttnE. On the cars whore no tickets are old.
n. R.-Scrvnnts travelling by themselves must bc fur.
hisliId hy tI!"ir masters with twO phssc-, 81 That one can be-
retained NJ III" Office, and il must be expressly stated on the
puss TINT they are permitted 10 20 on tic Cars.
y. B-Ihe trains will run by Richmond time.
July , THOMAS ~DODAMEAD, Supt.
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T. l.. B~LAKEMORE.
Inn. % THOMAS Il. /. INGRAM.
NOI|T VEHNO WOTEL, CAPE NAY, y. .

MOUNT VERNON HOTEL CAPE MAY, y. j..
TnNlllS mammoth Hotel, with accommodations for one
i thousand guests. will BE- open To-: the season on SAT
CkDAI. June 80, l-3j. One hundred anu :tty additional
rooms haze been added; pure soft water, from ali nrtesihn
well, has been introduced through he house, ami Il lHr.c
number Of new and cuiup!ct: bath houses added, besides
many other improvements si,cc 'hr last srnsun. Parties
oil Fix persons, or upwards. can have private tables Mt any
hour agreeable 10 them. i regular table, ut regular iunrs,
will nl.o he SET tor those who rrr no! in p"rti"~, or who
my prefer Ii thblc dhotc. The rcrns will he moderate,
and no extra rhnr.'- rxc'pt whH; nHy h. ordered.
June aO-i1w SAMUEL l.. WODLNAN, Act.
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FINAL NOTICE.
VALENTINE, CRENSHAW l. CO. have yet on hand
md to be sold in q few weeks more
700 Blankets, from 50 cents to 81
Heavy Sn:inets, Kerseys, Linscys
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings
Mouselines, Merinos, Barege DcLa!nes
Tissues, Chnlleys, Lawns, Calicoes, Dimitics
Tuble Damn-k, Diaper Table Cloths, Napkins, Towels
Hair Cloth, Grass and Corded Skirts
French Worked Collars, sleeves and Handkerch:eis
Ladies, Gents and Children's silk and Cotton Hose
and half Hose
Corsets. Piano md Table Covers, Curtain Mushns
Plain, Striped and Checked Muslina, Br!niantes
Ciprllsns and Prints, rich Brocnfc
Plaid. striped and Chnnsrnble Silks. from 81 80 to 3It
cents per yard
Ladies' Gents, Misses and Boys Gloves, Mitts and
GHuntlets
Thread and Lislc Lace, Eicings and lnscrtinss
A full assortment; OF B.ehrEI'i and Brown pomcs'ics,
Sheciincs, Shir,inCs, Oznn!'urg', sc,
Also nbout 1000 yards %. dla' rent styles Car7ctilg,
Rugs 10 match, and Canton hsttirg
We cali the attention of TURNER'S, HAIL Road Contrac'
tors. md others, to our lot of coarse NooieEs, Blankets,
Domes,ics. &c &C, in which twenty-five per cent. can be
savcd Inv purchasing y little out o.! scasOn.
Our Silks. Mousciinrs. Tissues. Unrcyes, Merinos, Elan.
Slswl- # every style, Cloths, Cassiinc-cs, nnd, in
Iced. all of our goods, are lower than they have ever been
offered in this market.
VALENTINE, CRENSHAW & CO.,
No. 81, corner Broad and
June 9th Sts., near Capitol Square.
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MERCHANDISE,
MUSIC STORE


nfUSIC ST0RE-REMOyAJ.
Id II. T a o r announces to his -rul-
. friends md the public at large, that NISSsf1E3
h. has moved from his Old stand on Main II H m
Street to the Store occupied by NiiiHm Ritz y u v v
ter during the last thirty years, On Governor, ncur Frank.
lin Street, where he will keep, rs heretofore. an assert.
ncnt of Piano Fories, Mcludcons, Accordrons, Guitars,
Flutes, Eioin., Guitar aud Violin Strings, and Musical Mer.
chnndisr in general; all OF the best quality.
Also, the largest stock of popular and standard Music to
he found in this State.
New Musirrccrivei semi weekly.
Pianos tuned. repaired, and lie; on hire.
Old Pianos taken il part pay for new ones. Feb
PREMIUM Hat AND CAP STORE.
FRESH SUPPLY OF HATS AND CAPS,
HuST RECEIVED, to-day, Tor Gentlemen, .rgSSsh
- Youths, Boys and Children, of the lnicst efs-S!SsSs
style. which, | think. cannot be surpassed by EEiT3T
any in this market. would particularly call a.
the attention OF the ladies 10 these goods. My style OF
DRESS HATS for gentlemen lm- been given UP 10 be the
nenicst offered i'll this city, and am selling them Hs fast ms
can manufacture them. Call and leave your order, and
have Onr made To ft your head.
Call Mt the Premium Hat and Cap Store, No. 207. BROAD
street. RICHARD MOORE,
May 10
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FARMERS BANK or %VIRGINiA,

TUESDAY, JULY =, leSJ
TENIIE Pr siicnt and Directors OF this Bnak have de-.
IL clared n dividend Of q per cent. out Of the profits Gf
the last six months, subject TO {! per cent. bonus To t.;
State, leaving 1 per cent. payable to the Stockholders.
july 4-ilUt ] A. SMITH C:-h'r
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BEAUTIFUL INSTRUMENTS.
JAMES WOODUOISE & co,

(LITE NASH y UOODHOUSE,)
HAVE just received a suppiyOi CHICK. -l4o@-
RH. ERlNGS PlASO FORTES. delicious. IllEEJ
y toned. md finished III tn" l"t"-; and most
;ashiUnah.e style.
The reputation of thcse Instruments j. 40 well and 80 wiic-
~ known, that any further commentator would seem su.
1criiuous.
AL.SO-Ls,cly received additional supplies OF superb
Piano Fortcs, from Stodart Il Co., and J. b. Durham, New
York.
The subscribers now offer as large md extensive n va
ricty of the best instruments, M mny be- seen nj any SINH
lar establishment North or South, and upon r. good terms
rs Gun be obtained of respectable dealers in New York or
Boston. thus rendering il entirely unnecessary Tor parties
10 send North 10 buy Piano Fort"-.
Old Pianos taken in part payment for new once; and lar
prices allowed Tor III. -nnc.
Pianos purchased from usto - :" III" country. mr." pack.
ci in the mos; secure manner =" Tint they may reach their
without the slightest injury.
u Pianos tuned and repaired. April 80
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LIGHT SUMMER CLOTHING,

SUITABLE FOR TIE HOT MONTHS OF JULY AND
AUGUST.
HAVE now open II superb assortment Of the follow
Il ing Goods, @cut in the late-t styles, workmanship 81
pcrior,) viz:
Fancy Marseillee FrOcks
Plain, Fancy aud White Linen do.
Back Almcn, Merino nnd Cumblct do.
Fnncy Cashmere and single nillcd Cloth do.
Plain Linen Sacks
Fancy GId White Marseilles Vests in great variety
Phnt--A rich nj sortmcnt OF Fancy French Cashmere.
Pluin, Fnncy and White Linen. Checked and Striped Mar.
settles, Black Gambler. Black French Dorskin. &c.
Those in want arc solicited to call and examine f'ylns,
qualities md prices, before purchasing elsewhere. TO bG
brief the goods must be sold. Cash IL wanted.
J. d GOODMAN,
lime 20 Nc. Ia Main It. onposiic Engle Snunre.
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EXCHANGE

BILLS: 10: r CT premium.
Standardization Exchange .-Checks on the chief
cities selling al . per cen, premium. Large
,r--s,. C.iy Bank Notes per cen:. premium.
&. .rfeui Bank Note--or rather notes not bankable-
= ,4t, q follows:
81, q: III" Exchange Bank Of Selden, Wi,hers & Co.,
- cen, discount. Those OF the Trans Allegheny
~ : p"r cen: discount.
IT. NOES Of the following new Virginia Ranks are IL.
" u opposite by the Banks here: Monticello Bank, Char.
:...l. Central Bank, stanton: Merchant, Bank,
-.s-burs. Bank OF Commerce, fredericksburg; Bank OF
OH dominion. Alexandria; Bank of Rockingham, Har.
.6a..r-: bank OF Winchester, Winchester; and Bank OF
;t.Gi-.
T.s :5Iowing sre l per cent. discount with the Brokers:
4-an' Bank, Fairmont Bank Of Berkeley. Martinsburg;
N7u.:.c;urcrs' and TURNER'S Bank OF Wheeling-and
i tie Wheeling Bank Notes.
Tie notes OF the Bank OF kanawhn, Maiden, are 10 per
20: discount.
Sra Carolina Bank notes are ! per cent discount
h Carolina. ........d dis. Tenncssce--.-..-..st
* o. Mobile ............2t kea,ucky...-.....-...23
Ohio
anna State Bank .......3 Northern interior -.par.
A. solvent email notes. except fredericksburg Corpora.
\ - ;aken by rho brokers at Fcent dis. Fredericks-
ts Ir own to % p cent. dis.
|T5g-, urcmium: Silvcr-2 prem. for old. New |.
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JOHN N. GORDON will continue the business lately
conducted Inv JOIIN n. GORDON & SON., at thei old
stand nm lin street. near the Exchange Hotel, and Offers
for sale the usual assortment Of Metals, Groceries, Leather;
&c 70 which he invites the attention of his friends and
rho ,.,Jc Generally. July .
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4 RCMOR hHrin. become currrit that the subscriber
"a had rrlimlui,icd the pruprirtur-I:p ot the American
Hotel, h. tnkc- this mode at informing his friends AMI the
travelling public that such is not the case. lie hcgs to n
sure his patrons TINT The same care and attention shnll b.
shown them in future, Is heretofore has gained their lihc.
raj patronage. j. NILDEBERiEk SMITH,
Jnnr W-dNclm American HOlrL.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
TIME Faculty will proceed on the Goth OF September to
make appointments Of State Students, to I'LL racsn
cies which have occurred in the following districts:
TX. Frederick, Jefferson aud Clarke.
XVII. Madison, Greene. Culpeper, Orange and Kappa
hammock.
NX. Caroline, Essex and Sp0tsylvania.
Applications should be addressed to
S. MAUPlN,
July 6-cwsw Chairman OF the Faculty
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~N0TICE.-1hc attention ct inc tann1 - InpG.
80 TO the annexed certificate OF hahEltS rhf.
MUM BlT"rERS. which il one of the nlost popular ram
~ Medicines known in this counlry-whiTn can oe nnu Oh
Mc.srs. PURCELL, LADD Co, an" druggists every
where, Price 80 cents per bottle.
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1FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.

lFIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
Winchester, Va. branch Office, lith street, I'd door
from the Post Office, Richmond, Va.-Charter perpetual
Capital 100000.
Thu, Company will insure first class brici; dwellings, per
pc,ually. for Il single payment Of ( per cent. Time poll.
cics will also be issued on buildings, merchandise, SC, in
town or country, ut current rates. Marine and Inland
risks, taken on us favorable terlns as by
nny other responsible company.
All Losses are promptly and literally adjusted at this OF
iice. IF BREsEE, actusry.
REFERENCES:
Samuel Marx, Cashier Of Bank of W.,
J. A.. Smith, Farmers Bank, R;rbmond Va
Joseph K. Anderson. Esq, "
Mcssrs. IInxall u Co,
Henry NJ. Errnt, Cash. Bank Of Valley Winchester,
Jos. Il. Sherrgrd. " Farmers Eank, Na
Hon. James NJ. Mason, U. s. Senate,
June Eff
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UNION SAVINGS BANK,
Office nj Store Of Messrs. Stcbbins & PulIen,
NO. l0l. BROAD STREET RICHMOND, VA.
NyROM this dutc all desT ositors in this Bank will re.
IL ccive six per cent interest on al! sums remaining on
dcpositc six months aud over, and fve per cent on sums
remaining less than Elk monnths.
BENZ. +. PULLEN, Treasurer.
A. V. CRESsHAw, President.
June Jim,
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CATTLE. HOGS AND SHEEP.

JAIILk, HUNS AND SHEEP.
FGEF-S3 20, a $3.50 y cwt. gross, which is 81 90
: ac;. supply moderate.
: Al. sells AZ from So TO ii nett, and scarce.
.UGS-S. jOaS II hundred. Supply moderate.
>:iEEp-Nutton sell for 81 50d IS u piece, or So 30 to
!. yer hundred gross. for ordinary and superior Sheep.
abs -S.Q3 ~ each. Mutton and Lambs very scarce.
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..tPON SPRINGS,

V-NTO.N |TTT.NVtS,
IIEGiNIL.
rANIIE "~MOCSTA!S HOUSE, at this we'll established
and
POPULAR WATERING PLACE.
will be opened on the !0th OF June. The cnr, from Rnhi.
more at 20 o'clock. 4. NJ, aVIv" NJ " inciIcstcr nj =! 7.
NJ. Two line, I'll Stages owned by different ProprictOr-,
giving 70 the pubic all the advantages Of aciive compete.
non leave Winchester ntE !. NJ, and arrive nj CapOu nj :
I. NJ.
\ train leaves Alexandria daily ut y 4 ~, and arrives
NJ %Strn.bur.. on the NaIM->n- ROAD. al II! A. NJ, connect
i'm with II stage Line owned by the rntcrprisin. hrm OF
Parish * Co, which leaves Strasburs On the arrival oil the
cnr. and reaches CapUn a, j! +. VI. Passengers from Bal.
timorc at 81 l.. 81. Icy Wn-him.ton.c connect with this Train
NJ AlrNrmIria hy Steamboat. and cnn brcHklast on IN"
EOn;. Til" connection with Baltimore by this route is Ger.
tain. AMI the "trip pleasant and expeditions. Board, per
day, -: Week, $l2; Month, of 2s dnys, siO. Children
aud colorrl servants half price.
T.. l.. R~LAKEMORE.
M al - II II 4 N
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PASSENGERS FOR NEW YORK,

PASSENCsERS FOR lew NOKK
PER STEAMSHIP ROANOKE,
TuNHE u. s. MailSieamship ROANOKE,
Capt. Skinner, leaves City Point Sat. l
urday morning at 9 o'clock, for New York ENfS3NF
via Norfolk.
Passengers who may desire to take the Roanoke ut City
Point, must leave Richmond b the early morning train
of Cars, which leaves the Petersburg depot Saturday morn
ing at u O'Clock, a. NJ, wherctac Purser OF Agent OF the ship
will he stationed for the purpose OF furnishing Tickets TO
Passengers, and TO give them such Information rs they may
need. .
Tickets md berths secured at our Office, (South'Side OF
the Basin,) during the days of Thursday md Friday, or OH
board the ship.
Only $40 through to New York, meals included:
lnly Al 1IDIAM a. "alSON.
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FIETY OOILAKS REWARD.

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
gHNlIE above reward will b. paid Tor the delivery 10 rye
Il of my negro insn, JOHN HALL, wins ah5"nted Nun
sell. about ten days since. from the premises oil MI: ""A'
yer. to whom he was hired. John Is about - 10 80 ye"rs
old. + ice, high, n liyht mlla,,o. Of .ovi address, and hns
been tor the last three years the carriasc,drivrI 1i a phy'
siciHn q: this city. JAMES pINLoF.
fA
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HIGCEIIiSTnIS.

GREAT NORTHERN NJ S0iTiIEItN MAIL
ROUTE.
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AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY
II WOULD most respectfully call IN" attention -A<
u of Ladies' and Gentlemen visi,ing Richmond, H$kG
20 my assortment OF Boots and Shoes. OF my own y
manufacturer: also, To the largo assortment Of tlic' w.
bcst PhiIaiclphin, New York. and Eastern work, which ]
always keep Oh hand, rendering my assortment of Ladies.
Gcntlrincn's, Misses. Boys AMI C'ilirrn'- Boots md
SHOES the bert in This city 10 select from, and ut prices that
cannot fail TO please. ALIEN. HILL,
No. I27, Main Street, Manufactures and
Dealer in Boots, Shoes, Trunks,
Iunc2 Cnrpct Rn.s. NMlices. &c. Sc
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LAND WARRANTS.

THNU 8KNFNT's
T2NIiE subscribers nr prepared to purchase Land War.
Il rants for the neX' ,Ircr years, NJ the rate vi
100000 WORTH PER MONTll!
The very highest Ncr YORK market prices will be- given;
often -:yiE. more, rld never less. Persons sending War
rants Gun confidently rely On receiving lbs much rs il they
were p'rsOnnlt, present.
STINT Drafts on any of the Northern or Southern Cities
will IL. promptly returned for warrants sent by mail to
their address. JOHN NJ. CLARKE & co.
Bankers, Dealers in Land Warrants,
and Agents for Claims against the
Government, Washington City, D. G.
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IMPORTANT TO ILL EKS.-W. Iuyr IN .in,o
Il Scales made expressly for wci.llu. wheat. also Sc.lc-
for packin! Hour. OF Fn!rbHnk'. crIrbrniri make. New
Anchor Boiling Cloth, Mill Screws; ami orders promptly
executed Tor Mil Stones and liurgs OF acknowledged 81.
p.riOrii!. SMITH 4 HARDWOOD,
June - luprrrrr-. No ~ Main stree,
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REFER-To Hon. John Wilson, Com. Gcnl Land OF
fec, Washin.ton City.
Hon. l.. p. Waldo. Com. Of Pensions, Washington City
M"ssrs. Sweeny, Rittenhouse & Co., BaEk:rs, Washing
ton City.
Mrsrrs. Sutcr, Len d Co, Bankers. Washington City.
Chubb Brothers, Bankers, Washington City.
James I;ubb. Esq, Banker, New Orleans.
Col. Ja.. q. Brrrer, Postmaster, Washington City.
Hon Jackson Morton, Ex-senator, United Stater, Pensa.
cola. Florida.
Hon. J. +. Dowdell, Member Of Congress, Lafayette,
Alabama.
Col. Thomas b. Bigger, Postmaster, Richmond. Va.
Hon. Thos. " Howe, President Exchange Bank, PItts'
burg, Pa.
The officers of all the Banksil Wheeling, Va.
Cashier. farmers Bank and Bank OF Virgiain, Rich.
mond, Va.
Cashier NOrth.W estcrn Bank, Parkcrsburg, YIN.
Besides numerous other houses AMI individuals o. the
hi:hrs; character and standing in the United States.
May 3J-3In
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4 DESIRABLE FARM IN THE COUNTY OF

GOOCULAND FOR SALE. ur
n SHALL. offer for sale, ON the premises, the LIST day oil
August next, my Farm, known al the "foreh'; i?Ms
on the main road leading from Curtersvilic TO frGaeI,eAst
burg, ? miles from the former place. md within y 'niicsoi
the Janice River canal, and continuing :Io acres; l,oo'
which is wei. timbered, the cleared land being well "d'p'
ed to the growth of Tobacco, Com, Wheat, &c;
The improvements consist of II good framed dwelling,
containing i've rooms, besides n dining room anu store
room in cellar: convenient %outhouscs, unsurpassed ior com.
fort and durability; n good garden; and spring OF eNcelti.
water within 100 yards OF the house; also, the peit apP!e
orchard In ,hi. section of the county. Those wishing 10
see the farm, will please call on NHthi II. rage IL" '"'"
Post Office, who will show them the lines:
half cash, the balance IN one ana TWO
wears, with interest from day Of sale, The purchaser giving
bonds with a deed of trust to secure me payments,
Goochland. July 6-cst Am ILANnE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-06
PUBLISHERS NOTICE.
ELLIE. OR THE HUMAN COMEDY

By JOHN ESTkS COOKE.
4 n unexpected and unavoidable delay having occurred
"A in the publication OF Mr.. Cookies new work, owing
to the time required for drying tho plates. being longer
than was anticipated, the publisher respectfully gives no.
tice that the book is now in the hands Of the binder and
viii be ready in a few days, of which due notice will be
given.
July 6 \. MOlNhIS, funIisher.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-07-06
If ANYBODY CAN BEAT TIE METItOPOL-

lTAN SHOE STORE
IN selling the Cheapest shoes in town." Let -dSp
them hold up their hands. The stock OF Boots Bl
md Shoes ut the metropolitan is now immense,
embracing every kind for Indies and Gentlemen, w.
Misses and Children. Also, Servants shoes good and
cheap. LADIES AND GESTLEMrS, please take notice that
all We ask is fair comparison ofour Boots and Shoes with
Others, and if we don't sell the identical qumHiy cheaper al
the 'MctrnpOlitan' thun you can buy them any where else,
il shall bc because we can't hang up our hat.
CfAS. :. MAURICE, l5l Main street.
June IL EAGLE Square, Richmond, Va.