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CAILORS, TAVERN TRACT OF

~ LAND ON JAMES RIVER, FOR SALE PRI-
VATELY.-We authorized to sell that valuable
Tract OF La7d in Henrico county. on James River,
adjoining WIN BouIware and Henry Cox's lands,
called "Sailors' Tavern" about miles below the
city of Richmond, containing about 225 sc-es, CT
which about 80 cleared the balance is well
wood and timber This tract of land abounds 10
springs of pure water, has on it good mill siee lam
for mill pond, and good fishery as any on the
river. The soil is very good.
Terms liberal-apply to Jos. Sharpe, David E.
Sharpe. or to
e5-l2t GODDIN 3PPERSON.
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CPRING HARDWARE.-The Suhscri-

bers respectfully invite the attention of eouotry
merchants, Ssddlsrs and othsrs 70 their extensive
and varied assortment Of HARDWARE, CUTIE
RY. GUNS, STEEL and 6ADDLERY, Inst re ceived
from the manufacturers OF England and America
The Goods have been elected with care aud ruI.
chased moatiy for cash. Hence We have NO hossts.
ton In assuring our friends who hsvs hitherto a
yored with their liberal pstronsss, and the public
snsraily. that their supplies Of 0oods may Be had
from good tsrms from any 9TH ,u.. n
tne country. SMITH + R08ERTs.
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GREAT BARGAINs.-It is universally

~ acknowledged that fhe cheapest place to pur-
chase Dry Goods ia st r STRAUSEa BROTHERS
The truth is evident to every one. Our goods are
carefully selected We sell with very small sd.
first cost. the number of sales making
for the smsllness efths profit; aud selling
for cash, we do not lave to oveichsrge to make up
for losses bad debts; and our store is situated 10
the lower end of the city, expenses scarcely
half what they would be up town. We have just re-
csrved by the last a full assortment Of En-
brodsries; Swiss, Jsconet and other Muslins; Lsce
Collars and the latest style Sleeves Mantillas black
fancy aud " hiSs En 5roideries. very rich
g.; handsome style figured and striped Lawns, a.
81 the Dress do st 624c.; Muslin and Linen at case
prices; full assortment Of Blsck aud othsr Silss
which said to be the cheapest seen; full lice
of Berages; small and Plaid Ginshams of all colors
and grea. variety of other goods, which we sel
uLconmorly low for cssh
P. SrRAUSE & BROTHER,
lie 6-12.* No. Is N ain at,
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OPEKrKG OF THE LKHiGH VALLEY RAILROAD. -
The excursion train with the officers OF the Lehist
Valley Railroad. and some two hundred cit ems Of
Bethlehem and Esston, arrived ct Allentown, Pa
Monday afternoon from Esston, being the firs
train over the road ~ far % that place. The ex.
cursionias we're escorted by the military and
citizens 10 the h0tel Of J. G Bechsel, where a
boupfifsl collation. was 10 readiness.
6AnDUsKY. ONO. taxable property of this
etg sDd township IL - foiIows:-Real estate, chy
Gil 80 326-towaship, ei94. l63-iotsI real estate.
ol,e95l 67; personal properly, Sll64754; total
city ssd township, %. $780, 53. The properly, real
and personal. 10 The city. foots about % $50 600
MuspEn IN AN ALMsHovsx.-Da niel McMsnus.
% iomsss Of the Almshouse u Wilmington, Del.
VS. murdsred lass Thursdsy, By Jss Kelly, anoth.
Or tsnsata.
0nAseMoPPRls Gre said to be destFoyine the clc-
~, rear Zsnessiiie. Ohio.
Capfain w. Q. Baker. of Texas, was murdered
i ~ ~ ~ soms Of hk negroes on the sight Of
Ihs II IN.
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RUsHTON'S COD LIVER OIL.-The

~ USHTON'S COD LIVER OIL.-The
40 late firm of RUsaTON, CLARK co. being
dissolved by lite own limitation. now sole pro-
pnotor OF the genuine Cod Liver Oil which is 20
generally prescribed by physicians at this season for
Consumption, Coughs, Colds So, &c.
CAUT1ON-In purehasing or ordering, be care.
fol to ask for Rushton's and see that my name ID
the label. and my signature the cork OF each
bottle IS there several spurious articles the
market claiming to bs Rushton's.
FREDERICK v. RUSHTON,
Bon of the late VIM. L. Rushton, N York.
The above Oil for sale by DUVAL l. NORTON,
corner of Main and 10th Streets Bank Square, Rich.
mond. np5-Sm*
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RuMoRRD Conversion. New yorL IT,.
ssys there 10 rumor circulating sbout town In ,bs
literary circles that Hon Geo. Bancroft. the Hat.
risn, hp gone ever to Rome, or ia alb lut to hecos
. member OF the Romish Church. We do not
know what truth there may be 10 the story. but i,
probably hiss grown GU. of Brownson's common,
dations OF Bsncroft's lecture before the New York
Historical Society.
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May 29th. 1855. M "a

CHEAP FURNITURE, MAIIRESsEs
~ AND GENERAL HOUSE KEEPING AR.
TlSLES.-JAMES LUXFCRD has removed to tbs
sT stores occupied by Mr. DicAeo, opposite the
Ne@ Market he hiss good supply of Mattresses
well as quantity of second hand Furniture.
MAFTRESSES made over, to look as we 4 as new
OF FAMILY GROCERIES,.
Seif.k Rising Flour and new kind Yeast Powders
the best now in use, ct shilling 8 box
FOR RENT-Ths stors recently occupied bv him
Posse ssion given Immediately, ana rent low.
nv 2S-lm*
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BOUNTY LAND WARRANrs-The number ot nm
plicaDis Tor bounty land under the new law ia 20
i:r, i.S o end don Il !, expected they will be in.
acres of land. About 300 warrants bsys bao,
sued each day. and 1t Is expected they will soon he
Issued At the rate of 500 per day. Itisernec,aS
that 100 900 will be issued during the present vsa
which will absorb 1000 900 of acres Of the pubic
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For further Information apply TO
Z. g WALL,
Superintendent Southside r. r, Pete rsburg.
CHAS. CAMPBELL,
ST. PITT Richm'd 1 DanvilIs r. 4 , Richmond.
E. Ii GILL,
Sup Va. & Tennessee r. R.. Lynchburg.
KENT, SUMMERSON & CO.
js Fiucastle Va
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The Kingston (Canads) Whig states that, on the
3lst Of May. a boat, containing six men belonging
to Amherst Island. opposite Bath, about eighteen
miles from Kingston, was upset; when about one
mile from the shore, and FIVE out of the six were
drowned The names OF those drowned were J.
Turner, J. Smith, Demo, T Huff and bis broth.
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7T1nN ssDAY MORNING.. .......IuNE IS. 1855
ICorrespondenee Of the Di'paishD
n..sa Of a Banker- Steamer for the Crtnea The
Dnei-Dedicatioa- BABY SAor, &c.
NEW YoaK, June IL,
,,A, ad.m, for 80 years the President of tho
Ful,on Bank, in THE city, died last night, aged e.
The .sssy ofice has received by the last two
Cslifornis steamers $500 600. AZ they had less
than 81 100 600 Ia their msnitests ihis Indicates
an unusually large amount 10 the hands OF passeh'
The steamship Quaker City recently Withdrawn
from the line between Phiisdephfs and 1nsr'es,
ton on account of not paying expenses, VIII SAL
from this port on the 23d instant tor havre' Wnere
II 10 probable she will be sold 70 zoe FRENCH gos
yernment. or chartered for conveying troops and
n Che.wood who returned on Saturday eve.
p,ns from the ssens of the late duel reports that
Mr. Leavenworta was 10 an encouraging condi-
tIon. The bullet stl remains 10 bis thigh, and
NO sftepp, has yet been made either to extract 1t or
Get the broken limb
Yesterday the new Protestant Episcopal Church
recently erected 10 York street, Jersey City, was
opened.for divine service, with appropriate reli.
sious stFvices, by the Rev. DR.. Doane, Bishop of
Barn,sn's Baby Show closed on Saturday The
assrega6 receipts of the fvs days 1t was open
amounted. Il Is said, to sl7, 1914.
AUo ny 6uefu, mtiUeIy couPauy VI tnss Guy
will iss on the 18Th inssans, on . visit to Mou
treal.
Aaoth& arrest was made 10 this city. on Friday
charged nth Atsins out the Mary Jane Peck for the
African Pave trade. some 10 months ago.
Louis Ndolphe Estrampes. brother OF francisco
ketrampes, lately earroted d Havana, 10 now ID
this city and about to become q citizen OF New
York.
number Of English coavicts. discharged q
Botany Bay. are reported to have arrived here
The cotton market SATURDAY. was very active
and the sales reached the large amount of abou
$4,000 bales Included In which were 600 Ia tran
stu. This may be set down % one of the lsrges
sales ever made 10 q single day 10 this market.
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N NOTICE. -RloHMosp AND DAnvu,,
- RAILRoAD CHANGE or Housa--Op ana sa,.,
MONDAY the 18th inst the passenger train On this
rcsA wtiIleave Mshmond 81 o'clook, 4. II. instess
Asturains. leave Dostoa st Pm.
~ order. B. e. HU0HSON,
Ticket Aesnt.
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Recommendations. Arkansas, Iowa, Ken.
lucky, Missouri and Texas hold their elections on
the Ayst Monday In August, Tennessee on the 6rsr
Thursdsy. and North Carolina on the second
Thursday of the same month. On the second MOI.
day 10 September the election Ia Msine occurs and
that OF Vermont on the frst Tuesday OF the same
month.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

E NEW MILLINERY. $50
$500 have just received and am daily re-sSNS
TlN ceiviDg ftom Auction in the North E3SASs
~&eS era cties, large and we'll selected..sT>:S
at ok of fne Silk. Grape. Leehorn. Neapolitan and
Florence Spread Bonnets. Mita, Gloves, Boys Hats
and Flats, Embroderies, Hosiery.
ALSO,
large stock of FANCY GOODS, bought on the
very best terms, which will sell reduced prices
Thankful for the patronage of my friends and Gus
TONERS, ask continuance of the same
ask only call to convince you that the only place
where you can get bargains. Ia On Main Street be-.
tween l7th and 18th Streets, opposite Mr.. Pember
toms Grocery Store
~ Straw Bonnets Bleached and pressed at the
shortest notise and lowest terms
my SA-lm~ MRS J. DEMELMAN
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EOR SALE
l. Richmond City STOCK
Virginia State do
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad BONDS
Richmond snd Danville do do
South Side do do
LAND WARRANTS purchased at the market
price by r. II. MAURY l. CO.
lie TIA
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DRINTING OFFICE FOR sALE.-A
l. Democrats PAPER, located In furnishing
Virginia town, and ia Of the Westhiest and
gest COUNTIES in the State, il offered for sale phi
vatsy. The paper has extensive pstronag e--0ysr
600 bona de subscribers and large and prcfitsh1s
sdvetis ne and job custom which Is constantly and
rapidly iucrea ing For farther particulars address
the Editors of the Dispatch ia7-ts
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

~ Al MIN "a
At EH - -
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL ROAD
TO ALUM SPRINGS IN ONE DAY, AND WHITE
SULPHUR IN ONE AND A HALF.
THIS is the best route to all the Vir-
ginia Springs. becaus. there will be less staging
supply of stages is expected than ever before.
Objects Of great attraction on the line.
In the County of Hanover. the road passes by tie
birth pscs OF CLAY aud the OLD Court House, where
HENRY fired up the spirit of the Revolution; by
Monticello, this residence of JEFFERSON; over the
top of the Blue Ridge. at Rockfsh Gap. where
Tepei the whole British srmy; near WEIR's" cele-
brated cave; the "S.owins Cave" and ths Natural
Bridge
The cars are now running 10 miles west of staun.
too, and force engaged laying half mile of
q da,, Early In August they will be THIkTY-Two
MILES. and ONLY NINE MILES FROM RoDKBRIDGE
ALUM
A largo portion of the Road being ball.stsd, Sc.
cures to great extent, EXEMPTION FROM DUST. y
Fare in connection 'citt stage line Of I'm p Parish
Co.
FROM PETERSBURG OR RICHMOND
TO Sweet Springs. $1,000 To Warm Springs $3.50
To White Sulphur. III 90 To Bath Alum. g. Is
10 Heshng...........9e 90 TO kockbridss Alum.7 IS
To Hot. 1915 To Lexins ton....,7CO
+ M, to RoskbIidgs or Bath Alum LIST day, I'd day
dine az Caliahan's old stand, reach White Sulphur
early in the evening.
Southern passengers will fnd it more convenient
to get to Richmond overnight, hut have ample time
to connect 10 the morning train -
hETuRNING-the best arrangements will be n ade
for comfort and despatch. to rexure connection VIII
the cars; arrive in Richmond at 2 O'clock with am.
plo time for Southern cars
II. D. WHITCOMB.
superintendent OF TRANSPORTATION. Va G. r. Co.
WIN. P. PARISH co,
Stage Propretors.
Office Va. Central Railroad Co.,
Richmond, May 70, 1855. jeI2
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c%A COACH MAKERS-Cr

c%~ COACH MAKERS-CO-
~ fARTNE r sHIP.-The undersigned
have formed CO PARTNERshlP for the pnrnoss
Of conducting the CoACH.MAKING BUSINESS
this city Ia 81! its branches. uader the firm of
BAILEY FkANClS, at the establishment on
18th street. occupied BY the senior partner for
rsa years past. They VII! keep constantly on hand
BAkoucHE6, ROCKAWAYs, BUGGIEs sui.
rails. --s'' eNs -asss'
REPAIRING done at tina sborts.t rot,.a "a -,
tho most reasonable terms Thankful for p.st IA
yoIs to the old esssblishmsat solicit con tinus
trial. ssts6ad 10 rest our claims for = shsrs ~ h,
ness In our line on orr workmanship.
WMW. BAILEY.
ePo-d&wSm q A HRANCIH
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leg J. w, A. SAUNDERS


CERTAIN CURE FOR COUGHS
~ "RIcHMoNp, Nov. q, 1851 h.ve tried nearly
tstion in saying that belisve MRS. 4. B. DAVIS
COUGH ELIXIR to be the most valuable prepars-
ton OF the kind now In Use. and 90 family medicids
aiIao:i Indispensable. e. WARREN"
Mas. DAVIS Couch REMEDy-Ws eau speak OF
thu vItuss of this medicine from this book, having
witnessed Its operation In bad cough, in which 1t
afforded speedy and decided relief.-Rieh Repnb.
Fer sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Sennett Y Beers.
Alex. Duvsl, Paterson & Jackson, Chas Millspaush,
d, ], picOt A. Bodeker and Charles d. Yale.
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i capped from the Jail OF Henrico county on the -
day of April, 1855, we,e FRANK, committed as the
property Of Henry Wickhsm, Of Hanover, who Is
built, and had on when committed 3 grey net cap
which be wore away; GABRIEL, who calls himself
Gsbe, belongs to Mrs. Shelton on Church Hill, was
hired the present year to Edward West, in the
lower end Of Henrico; he il feet 6 inches high,
about 20 years DID, BLACK stout built short curly hsir
he wore away striped vest and blssk satinet sack
coat; and MINOR, committed - the property Of
George Todd, Of Caroline, 10 feet inches high,
out, blaof hair little grey and matted. blask thin
whisksrs and 10 very badly dreased. 9l-0
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Ia IT Go TO
"a ~ .f6 2Nxkx PASSENGERS ON THE
RICH MoND AND DANvILLE. AND SOUTH
SIDE RAILROAD CARS, GOING EITHER TO
DANVILLE or LYNCHRuRG:
b E A X + Asst! BREAKFAST!!
AMPLE TIME GIVEN TO EAT
Ths subscriber IL prepared to fur nish the mas
OF the Richmond and Danviile and South Side Raj.
roads, immediately on their arrival on the cars
my if-l9m SAM'L ID. BURKE
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I ACKSON'S EXCELSIOR BITTERS.
~ Mr. r. H Jacssoa-Desr Sir: My mother-in-law,
Mrs. Armstrong. has been afflicted with Dyspepsia
FOR Ecme l6 years Nc: finding envy permanent relief
from he various remedsz used, sbe was induced to
me much pleasure to testify to their beneficial re-
suits.
She can row enjoy her food with relish to
which she was stranger previous to the of your
valuable medicine GEO. w. WILEY,
Richaiond Va, April IA, 1855.
advice every fauiily to procure these Bitters.
They may be found at E. J. picoes, A. Rodskers,
8. IL. Zachrisson's, Chas. Millspaugh's, Bennett l.
Seers, and Alex. DuvaPs, Druggists, Richmond, Va.
al orders prompt.Y attsn ded TO. an LIZ
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nOGGEIr & ANDERSON, UPHOL-

~ sTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS, Goa
sER OF GOVERNOR AND franklin Srs., are now
receiving for the Spring and Summer trade . full
and elegant stock OF French and Americsn Paper
hangings, Borders Fire Screens and Curtain Papers
Of the newest styles from the best factories. Also
Floor and Table On Cloths ell qualities; white sheck
aud Cocoa mattingy Curtain Damask and Trimnines .;
Musn and Lace Curtains; Window Shades; CurIed
Hair and Shuck Msttsssses Feather Beds; Bolsssrs
aud Pillows, best quality; Hair Cloth; Sofa Sprinss;
Webbing, &C., whieh will be cold ON the most rea-
sonsbie terms. aud Paper HANGING and Uphosteaips
promptly attended TO and faithfully executed In
or country continuation Of patronage received u
respectfully solicited. with best sadesvors to
merit tho same. NH M-d3m
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4 LIGHTNING RODS LI0 HTNING

IL RODS-Hsvins made arrar eemen's with the
ps'sntee of one Of the best Lightning Rods Ia the
United States By which ws are now prepared to put
them np In Town and country at prices greatly below
that charged for similar Rods ct present. We win
also cell the Rods sad Fxtmres 70 persons Wishing
% put them up themsslvss, et small advance on
the sost. @ 4 4. DAR0AMIN, JR
myIi Corner 10th and Main stresfs
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PRICES REDUCED.
RICHMOND EXCELSIOR WORKS,
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND MAIN Srs
TNHE subscriber takes pleasure in announ;
i cling to the public that his PLANNING and SAW
MILL il now Ia complete order.
Having recently incurred an expense ofsaveral hun.
dred dollars IN rettpg and perfecting bis Mac
toI Planning, Saving, and Tonsueing and Growing al
kinds of Boards and Plank he 10 enabled to ex.
eoute superior wsrk, OF greatly reduced prices.
call from those In went respectfully solicited.
de- 9-a VILLA M FOR Req
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worry T VI MING AND HAIR
~ WORK. The subscriber is prep,red to do any
Al kind OF ORNAMENTAL TURNING AND CAR.
NlNI in IVORY, to any pattern desired for Breast.
pins, Parasol,, Cane Heads &c He sl,o rrenared
TO maze Ear Rings Finger Rings, Flowers, Brace
lets and Necklaces of Hair
opposite Taylor & Williams
Jso-lm CHAS. A. MILLER
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ELOUR.-I50 barrels superfine Flour
]. ~ q : : fs n ifisss;;:; s1s67 90.
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lust RECEIVED, large assortment
Tstes Ostomans spsing Seat Chsiss Aaa Roche re-
wAich will be soid lows than ever
& js II LAkU3 4 ANIME. n Msin street
#GRASS SKIRTS. GRASS SKIRTS
~ LAdiss In wast Of arseFsts article Of 0,sn
AUGUSfUs MAlIERr
S isil No q hsis 4.
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/ UMBER, MAHOGANY AND SHIN
- Giles
81, coo feet 81 South Carolina Dressed FLOORING gu
perior quality snd even lengths
600 feet a. North Carolina do do
100 600 feet clear White Pine
rs, 600 feet SO and "a Button Wosi
A., 900 feet 5 Oak, for tobacco boxes
80 I n, feet inch do do do
~ goo feet SO and iuch Poplar
~ 900 feet lx5 Rough Flooring
100 900 feet seasoned Sd and inch Plank
it0,ec0 large Cyprus Bunch Shingles
600 feet II Poplar
ALSO,
An assortment of Mahogany Plank and Newell
Posts; Black Walnut. Hickory Cherry, Ash ard
Maple. For sale low, and accommodating terms
BY lap Is BELVIN & PARKER.
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MEDICINES
| UCK Is EVERY TIL

NC X Is EVERY THING.-Tbe
IL course of true love- II ID sad did never yet run
smooth. and those who havo han experience on
that turnpike of the affections. or rather rsirosd-
az 10 10 soon run over-bea testimony to the jolts.
running eff, snd smashing mp slive" OF which the
poets spesk. We have great taste 10 this time Of
poitics and perplexities to dsbbls In fancy socks
and risk reputation for gravity. Yet, the Illus
tratons of an aphoriam of admitted truth may be
considered season able, and the moral deducsd frcm
the illustration may compensate soms for the time
Of reading 1t POLLaRD'5 LlNlMENT has been
before the people, comparatively speaking. . very
short time and the that it has performed since
Its introduction, without number; and thousands
ofving witnesses ready to testify to ts extraof-
say to all who are suffering from RHEUMATISM or
any disease Of like nature. try Pollard's Lniment,
For sale BIZ PURCELL, LADD CO., Bennett q
Eeers, Adie l. Gray, Duvsl Norton, w. z. Ladd
D. b. Thomas, and Druggists generally shroushoui
the city. je5
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'hUE IUhE UII.-FOr CD SOr6s OF
d every description. on Man or Beast. One tea.
spoonful equal to an ounce of any preparation
known.
Bruises and Sprsils Ulc and Fellops Sca!ds and
Burns, Sore Legs snG Chihlsins, Fresh Cut Wounds,
Cramp and letter. Stiags of Insects, Wounds under
the Nails, 1nfsmed Breasts Glandulsr Tumors Sore
Back. Swelled Legs and Stiffness of Joints.
Warranted to cure, and no damage fromlexposurs
to colds.
Applied TO burns st once it leaves no eear.
Price 80 and Is centa bottle.
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VALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN EX
II y TER ACuNR will mhdua main and inflammation

II THACTUH VIII subdue psin and innamatlou
from the seveIest burns scalds, in from one to
twenty minutes and will heal the wounds without
scar; It eheotuaiy cures Fever Sores. Piles, Salt
nLeum, Iniiammatory Rheumatism, Cuts Wounds,
Bruises Seaid Head. Corns and Bunions Erysipelas,
Sprains Sweiiings, Feions, Chblains, Bite of In
sscts Sweilei and Broken Breast, Sore Nipples.
ErUptions, and all other inammatory and cutsnsous
diseases, whore this parts affected can be reached.
This article is now put up in blue wrapp.rs. with
aew steel plate label, and signed by Daley, Ma
against the numerous counterfeits in nearly every
store.
BENNETT l. BEERS, Druggists are the only
authorized agents for the sale of the genuine new
STYLE and they furnish the trade ct prophet pr
eek. Retail price only 25c. a box. NH 26-dG w6m
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~ CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES

a#~ CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
E-z1The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
Making Estsbiishment On Lombard Alley, between
Msin and Cary uSth and l4th streets) near the Co.
iumbian Hotel COACHES, CHARfOTEES, BA.
KOUCHES, BUGGlES with and without tops, and
SULklES, all of his own make, of the best msteri.
ais and workmanship. All Of which will be sold an
low as good work Of the kind can be in the city OF
In want of any article In the Carriage line a. am
determined to pake to order and sell ut the lowest
prices possible. and all work sold that 10 new war.
raLted. lie 2o-6ml MICAJAH MAEGUM,
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E'OR SALE.-WOOL TRUNKS, PAD
u DING. PACING, LINING AND BOOK-BlND-
ING SKINS Tho public are here by informed that
they need not North to buy these articles AZ the
undersigned has them always hand az good and a.
cheap they can be bought at the North Manu-.
factory on Brook Avenue, opposite Bacon Quartsr
Branch Tavern. J. c. JONES.
f. 2H-d8e6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-13
OtflcE OF The J. K AND K. CO,

y NAY isr, 1855 Yer the purpose Of repairing
Locks Nos ~ and 40, on tho First D WHOM Of the
canal, she navigation win DO stopped st those two
points on the 2ith inst at supdown aud will rot be
main open until the 9th ofJune. when II vii be
again stopped st Locks Nos 10 and u. until the i2h
Of July.
for purpose OF laying new locrs 10 Iochs Nos
Z, 8 aed 8, the navigation viii br stepped between
those three Locks on the I'D inst /, and be opened
again the Mondsy following.
By order OF the Board Of Dir sctoss
4 L CHM.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-13

STRANGE, Y e T NEVERTHELESS
~ TRUE-That we are receiving consi mments Of
pEMNSYLvANIA SUPERFlNE A Nd EXTRA
FAMILY FLOUR-which We offer for sale at re- .
ducsd prices These brands s-e hing extra ana
We would solicit call IF. IN four dealers to eAsuns
them. d. B. RRIDGFORD & co.
JED corner 10Th and Dock ssp