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NON1GOMERY WHITE NH P4fi

MONTGOMERY WHITE STTI-PHfIR
AN1 SPRINGS, MONTGOMERY COUNTY VA
TIL. nsw and beautiful wsterins place viii be open
10 shtfuiiy situated ON tbs western sIpps Of IN.
AIesnsnies In MONTGOMERY county. about one and .
half miles from the Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad
from which branch road takes yeu to ths Sorinss
30 that v sitors entirely avoid stage trayelins.
Passenger leaving Richmond by the Dsnyile or
Petersburg by the Southside Railroad. eyriye In
Lsnshb0rs in lime to dine, where thep can stop ali
night or contuue on the Virginia and Teuueaee
Road, pessing the Peaks Of Otter crossing ths Blue
Ridge following the besutfai valley of the
climbing the a lie hsnies to the Big Tunnel wh.re
they take the branch to the SPRING. arriving there
BY O'Clock 10 the afternoon. These SDnnss are
three miles from the Yellow and four from The Ale
gbany Springs.
the waters Of these SPRINGS are very similar TO
the water of the 6reenbrier White Su pnur more
pleasant to the taste and equally effective In their
use. They have made some most reIarksbts cures
Of diseases OF long nding and are believed in the
nsishborhood to be an infsIiibe remedy for dyspsp
STA and almost every disease that hiss sssuInsd 8
chronic state. There are also two fms ehslvbss,s
springs, one of them very strong
No expense has been spared 10 fittnR n !, tbi. rr,
perty, ana every exeftion will be made 10 r.ndar
visit pleasant and agreeable. The services of M
THOMPSON TYLER, " ho is well known 10 sIo,o.t m
the Atissfic Cities have bes procure ed o. no i'm
assisted BY corps of eentlemanly ana oblivin. a.
sistans fine Band of Music is sI,o engassJ
a. Communications may be addressed TO
kOBT. Fl. MOSBY, a
Pres't Montg'y White Sulphur Sprir 70 Co.,
Jc -o~bs ShawesviilA Va.
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DnEUMAlIoM.-f erson, afflicted NJ

- DE UMA1 ISM- ersCns afflicted vi
~ this disease, 10 msttar of how long staLdnt
what he cause, or what RENE dies they may b.,
used, so thst the organization of tins affected part
lot destroyed, can tie promptly, efec,ua.ly and D
manently cured simply b. usilg 70 LARD
RHEUMAIlC LlNIMENT.
numerous certihcstss can be furnished from
sons wbo have paid hundreds of dollars to doct
and from enc 10 five dollars 4 bottle for var
Rheumatic Compounds and Specifies, without
csiViRg any relief who have been perfsctly cure,
few days by the use OF ooe bottle OF POLAR
RHEUMATIC EMINENT.
For sale by PURCELL, LADC 4 CO, Benz.
seers, Adie L Gray. Duvai Il Norton, W. ?. b
4 .: fhomas, and Drussists generally thrOur
l..
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A MELIA s-Two and half

A MELIA SPRING S-Two and half
a mi es from the Richmond and DsnviIle Railroad
at Wysncke Station, will be open LIST July for the
accommodation CT visitors Every exertion viii be
made to please our bcarders who will be 80 coed as
to favor with tksir patronage. Our BAH will be
well supplied, and cose Sabbath and every night
at 10 O'Clock Our BATHING establishment is just
erected at the Springs, where hot cold Baths
can be had. -ae- 81
Terms Of Board per day $3.50; per week s.; per
month S25; all children over years Id and under
II years. and servants half price. There will be
Omnousin attendance st the Depot to meet the esfs-
my Ppm THOs. C. WILSON & SCEs,
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M ECHUM'S RIVER HOTEL.-The
AHI subscriber, having recently purchased this
property, has entirely re-fuTnshed he House sn is
now pre- pared to receive company. This delightful
summer retreat 10 la the County of Albemare about
tan miles above Charlottesville i'm eoistey the
SentIst hal!o~s and situated in re gon of country
unsurpassed tor both health Ha beauty of scenery
being in full view of the Blue Ridge .1-,-~ tains
within so tniLutes ride of the great tuone now
struoiRg through the mountain, and equally coEve-
nient to the University of Virginia and Montce Ito.
VIM. P. JARMAN, p. NJ,
il 2l-dts Mediums River.
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NHE HUGUENOT sPRIN0S.-I


= subscriber resp =ctfu,ly announces TO the pubic
that this well known watering place having sirce
the last season received extensive improve ments
and been put into Thorough reps!r wGs opened for
the reception of visitors on the goth lest Every
effort will bs made TO present even moro than the
Ordinary indueems nts OF feImer years and 10 this
eonneetion the subscriber 10 grsthed to state that
Mrs. TUaPIN, who superin tended the domestic e
gangemenss at the Same place few years since al
whose efficient attention and ls0yliks department
gave universal satisfaetion, has been re-engaged
aud, with q coTps OF seryantr, In rejecting who
ususl has been bestowed viii oer her services
to tho guests The strlctess attention will be paid
to tina hotel and cabin arrangements. to obTi.
gree tbs comfort eGd pleasure Of the visitors. :
bard of sklful Musicians has been gsged and the
BAH Rco1l. Bowling Alley, billiard Tables aud
Other aogrcss Of Amusement will contribute to make
the SpIins4 place Of hsalthfal ap6 agreeable r..
Taxation.
The waters sui phur a1d chalyb and third
com oiniag the properties of the oiher two which is
also usad in the bsth house. They fer an ksssrn
blsgs of mild tcues aud gentle alternatives, whose
beneficial effect has been sgnsy shown in hume.
instances In aich and debilitsted frames
have been submitted to their ruerce; snd heir eff.
cheney, in the of ladies' and children has been
more conspicuous!ly marked.
The Huguenot Springs are in Powhstan county,
on the Railroad, about II miles above Richmond
from whieh place thew accessible by the Rich
miles; iiae OF Onnibuses sent from the Springs,
conveyin. vsitoIs over that space.
FARE-S1 Is per day; $40 per week; $50 per month
Children over and under IL years of ag-, and s5r
wants half price. .---
is S0-ts David MOOhE
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nESTINY DEMONSTRATED

u THE PLANETS Or AsTkULUUI II.
sor LEO. SoUsD may be eonsulted on Esh.nI
portarce in the wonderful work Il Anra@h
elIins ell particular events of huns his biI ~
present ard future, such a. marriage, t'iSI.+
Of husband, vile. or intended, ctildlen ~ fEaa
Business, situations, estate, homer. or Iii's
,uin Of sick ness the nature ana cause ~ ,"r'
Of life, and manner of eea'h; OF tier't -
isl.e; Journeys law suits; absent peis Us
CT theft, or things lost substance lent q e.
ed wife or husband living from each GEE, -.
return. ,nJ.gg
TERMS: so cents each for Ladies ana t'll,.
Madame Helm may be consulted at The az, !"
She foietells by the caros--25 eeGn W ~"
cents for gentlemen. ,,,,,. .
Apply in Adams Valley. doos liSI
feIn. on Poplar street. Ofbce of Astisios} s'a
door--bscs Of Lancafterlsn School,, oSss's''
ie 9-dltnS
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CHEZ CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES

49, 49, NAIShIdVEC, OAhhIAtIEN,
- The subscriber has hand, at his Coaeh
Making Estsbiishpent, On Lombard Allsy between
Main and Cary, iSth and 18th strests) resr ths e.
lnmhian Hotel, COACHE3, CHARfOTEES "a.
hOuCHEs, HU6GlEs with and without tops ana
bgLkiEs, all Of his ows make, of the best rnsf.r,.
ais and workmanship. All Of which win be ,old NJ,
low - coed WORK Of the kind be tn the sity q.
Richmond; and respectfully SAX call from tho.
IN want Of any article In tire Carriage line as sa
determined 70 p.sts &c aider and sol al the Lowest
prices possible and ali worA sold that 10 uev var.
mated. 70 2o-6mi MIcAJAH MAN0UM.
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/ sALLkI'S MAGICAL PAIN L
-rnCsR H. ....naI.

~ TRACTOR will subdue pain and nasmslo
from the seversst burns or scsds, In rom oho :
twenty minutes and will heal the wound, vilhs'
scar; 1t efectually cures Faver Sores Pllss, "a
Rhsum, lntammat0ry Rheumatism, Cats. WoHih
Bruised Scaid Head, Corns and BunioDA EJHF,1
SpTsins, Sweliings. Felons, Chllblairs, Bhetd
sects, Sweiisd and Broken Breast, Sore hFFa
Rruptions. and all other nfismmntory and '1'shs'R
diseases, " here the parts affected can be fssta't
new steel plate label, snd signed ~ n Dale b
her, and y. CiickneT L Co Pfopd7tori % iah
aeainst tbs numerous counterieits In Reshy 'HI
store.
BENNETT L BEERS, Druggists, aye re ~
authorized sgsnts for the sale OF the selB'' 70
style, and they furnish The trade ct proph:si''
e.. Rstsi price only &c. . box. nh 2S-ta'-
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FOE THE SPRINGS.

r-adh NEW AND SPLENDID
68 orr OPTION LINE OF
STA3Es Through fem Richmcud. Petersburg,
Baltimore, Washington and Aiexlodria, to White
sulphur and Sweet spring. In u days. and SAT- sai
phur In days
On and after ths LIST day Of July next, we will run
daily line Of forr horse cosehes from the terminus
Of the Virginia Central Railroad to the kocsoIdee
Alum Springa and to the White sulphur sprinfs
via Bath Alum, Warm and Hot Springs. with brsnen
to the Alb ealing Spriags)
Passengers leaving Richmond In the nornins .ialn
of cara will reach Rocsbfidge Alum and Bath Alum
or Warm Syringe same day; leave next mornios a1
daylight and STRIVE at the Sweet and " bite SUI
oh or Springs early In the evening
Having Oh new, first csss coaches. fresh teams
selected With great care and accommodating drivers
we feel assured We can extspd 60 the travelling pup.
Lie such facilities for esse and comfort nave neSei
before been offered or secured on this line =,
Through tickets from Richmond and Aiss ,a,ans
To .nv of ths above named Springs can be ootaineo
any Of our agents. who will always be found at In
Railroad depots Of those places.
Extra coaches will bs furnished at sill times when
desired. t~i hAhmAN
my % rropfie.ois'
Rote, of Fare in connection t,ih The pgind Central
Railroad bv Hnyzn0n rnd Brotcn's Stage Tine.
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rae DAILY DISPATCH.
.oro.Y NOKNlNa,.............. JULY :, Iss
SPIRIT OFTHE PRESS.


The Psxny Pos. has AZ article summing up the
news by the Baltic, and smother on tho death OF
promineut ci.ixens" Ia the latter, II sketches the
lives of the late Messrs Robert Gwa,hmey and
(.hristopher Dean. Il also promises sketches of
Msnrs. Geo-ss Nichoison johnson. James Gray.
aud Captain Benjamin Sheppard. 10 yet another
article notices the railroad mail difficulties, and
says kconcurs fully with the Postmaster General,
and hopes he will stick to bis position, In which the
people will sustain him.
The Enquirer says that no act of the sdministra.
ton 10 wor her Of applause than tho dismissal oil
John WiIson 1, says the President can 6nd en-
equally competent person to fli the position, and
chsrees wilson with levyioe contributions for the
funds OF the Wing Committee out Of the paw OF
the clerks Of bis bureau tits bu. week since the
Know Nothings Of Washington made vulgar do
moostr.,lons of hostility before the Presidents
house, and they cannot complain II one OF their
ieaders fall victim 10 their brutal malice.
The Wig has an article on the recent meeting
10 New York Of the Hard Shell Democracy and
notices the assertion of Judge Beards-y that they
concurred with the principles announced 10 the
American Philadelphia platform Ignored and
prescribed by the Pierce Standardization. because Of
their opposition to putting Free Sellers in ofiice to
the exclusion of the national men of their party.
they vet adhere manfulIy TO their principles and
defy Piercs and Forney 70 their teeth. Their per-
secuiions aud their patriotism command the gym.
PATTY and respect of the patriotic of all parties aud
oil sections.
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CEA BATHING.-CHE SAPEAKE
~ HALL, HAMPTON, VA Ii situated within two
miles of Old Point Comfort with which place he urly
communication is had by neat and coinmodions
Omnibus, of the most modern style; also by Boats
Hacks &c. The Hall will be open for the reception
of visitors the 18th OF May, at which time the
proprietor hopes to be able make comfortable ard
happy the stay of all who may be seeking health
pleasure. Many improvements have been added,
such a: cottages fer families play grounds fos chill
DIRE sh SIDE trees &c; indeed every thing that
conduca to the comfort OF the visitor.
For health and beauty of location, this place IL
surpassed. There ia daily Communication with the
steamers of Richmond, Norfolk and Baltimore
TERMS.
fer nay. W
fer w oo
fer month at.................s - per day.
my ISM II. 6. BANKS.
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NEW BOOKS NEW BOOkS.-Ab-
IN botts Hstors OF Napoleon Bonaparte; vols; il
lustrated-pres rs.
The Wrinkles, or the Merry Monomaniaes; by the
al her OF Wild Western Scenes-75. ~.
The Brief ka.narksr on the Ways of Man; by Ezra
Ssmpson-$i %
LIE Cure Menque, or Social and Religious Customs
10 Frarce-75 --
The Consctipt. OF Tale of the Empire, By Alex.
Dumas-6l.
Miles Willingflsd; by ]. FeRuiraoie Cooper-Sl.
A Common Place Of Thoughts, Memories and Fan
cies; by Mrs Jsmiscp-75.
The Golden Reed CT the True Measure OF True
Church-Si.
The Two Guardians, Kenneth and Castle Build.
ers; by the suthor OF Heir of Kedcy fe-ench IS
Lsmsrtine's History OF Turksy-Sl.
Travels in the Chinese Empire; 2 volsi by Hue
pics 81. .
Grace Lee by julia KavaBagh-$l.
Ths Summer Land; Southern StoTy-7b.
The Missing Bride; by Mrs Southwo,th-Sl Is.
Ellen Eorbury by Emerson 6ennett-$l.
Alone; by Marian usrlsrf; last ed-S1 25.
Constance Herbert; By Jewsbury-25. $3.50
Moredun; Tale of the 1910; by Sir Walter Scott
50 cents
Dickens New Stories, and Pickwick PsPer.-
each 80
Harpers' Magazine for June, and Story Book num-
Der 7.
Received AID for sale at
No. 2ll Broad atrsst,
je2 HAROLD L MURRAY.
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ICE, ICE, lCE.-The subscribers keep
Il constantly on baLd a supply Of the very bsst
ICE for sale, at Messrs. Dsbpey Cookies, oppeste
the Theatre, where tt pubic bs supplied Gu
ring all hours OF the cay, from A. N. tIi P. Nj -
Persons living at dsts be supplied from
cart, by leavinr their ames and address.
iaf-ims LEAKE L. HOPKIN9
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EQa rd sEW As sP. CON,

La N NEW AND COM
MENT.-ACCOMMODAT TkAIN-Op and
after this dav, the Accommodation Train Of this
Company will be run daily Sunday inciuded) be-
tween MILFORD and RICHMOND, leaving Mil
Break fast, and arriving In Richmond at 81 A. NJ
Returning, will leave Richmond a. P IA and
reach Milford at 81 P. NJ stopping for passengers at
any point each way.
By this arrangement persons retidipg on the line
of the road attend Divine service In Richmond
on Sunday. and return to their homss at convsni'
emit hour. 49,
Fare the same as on the Mail Trains, which cannot
be expected to stop at any point between Milford
and Richmond except at the Cottage
SAMUEL RUTH,
Agent of Transportation.
OFFICE FIJI r. r. Co..
Richmond, Juoe 26, 1855. ) ie &c
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POTOMAC WILLOW, PINEY

bic place for heslth and bathing is now for
the reception of visitors with nothing left undone
tnat Will promote the comforts Of its euests.
Many improvements have bsen made since my
last season. A Lunch Room has been buit FOR the
accommodation Of visitors At all seascaabie hours,
day night; Stables and Carriage Houses have be
built to accommodate those at Q distance; Billiard
Tables; Pistol Gallery; Shuttle Board; Ten pin Al
legs and Baths have all been improved and are free
to rstors only am thankful to the public for their
patronage the last two seasons and hope to see my
old friends and m any new faces the coming season
The Pavilion shall BIS Glenn and well kept. Chill.
dren with WhooPiDs Cough and Measles viii not be
admitted a. boarderl. 9 -a-.'
TERMS OF BOARD. +i
For single day, 81; for three DAYS or lsss than Q
vees, 81 so per day; ty the week Sl0 by the month
81 IS per day. w DIX Proprietor.
lie tier boxes have BEEN placed on all the ste aers
for the accommodation Of visitors. ja 23-lm
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RUNAWAY.
2 DOLLARS REWARD

z DOLLARS REWARD Ran away
- from ths subscriber. last January, . young
ma n named TON, belonging 10 Mrs N. B Ander-
ION 0ooehisnd county. He 10 of gingerbread color
rather pleading face; looks down when spoken te;
about feet inches Ia height; 20 years old. He has
hses frequently In and around the city, and In
(3oochiand at his msI ess dufiag the Il ne. He NAV
be found etbsps near DR.. Brekenborough'a In Han
ever county, o. between the other places named
will pay the above reward upon his delivery &C nc
factory. j. 23-ln J. 81. r. MAYO.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
" WARD -Ranaway. from the residence of the
subscriber, last fall, muatto boy psnisd HART
WELL He is likely boy, about i've feet six
inches In height rather lightly msde with hair blsck
and straight, resembling Indian, and may be
known by having of his toes q think one Of the
small ones) cut off Think he mads his escape on a
grey borse. and that endeavored to make lis way
TO Petersburg or its vicinity. The above reward OF
one hundred dollars will be aid for bis
IL taken out OF the State, and fifty dollars if taken
within the State, and LODGED in some jail 30 that
can get him again. WIN w MlCHAUX s.
10 9-dSw 20. Jefferson. Powhst.n co., Va.
II UNAWAY.-Rana away from the sub
AZ scriber. on the I'D May, NEGRO MAN,
named SAM. He IL uucommonly likely fellow,
about twenty-five years cid, of dark, aims bread
complexion, and about five feet ten inches high -
He Is no doubt about Richmond or its vicinity.
will give reward OF Tep Dollars for his apsrehen-
aiou and delivery into the jail Of Henrico county
je ii-2awts JOHN A HUTCHINSON.
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DRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE.-A
L. Democratic PAPER. located in flJurishns
Virginia town. and in Of the westhiest and
largest counties in the State is offered for sale pr
vately. The paper ha, an extensive pstEonsse-over
LOCO bona de subscribers. and large and profitable
advertising and JOB custom, which is constantly and
rapidly ucres. ing For further particulars address
the Editors of the Dispatch ie It's
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ss : = n y az . 3 r ARKA IoSF:.
MOUTH AND NORFOLK.-The steamboat CUR
IT'S PECK, Captsn JOHN DAVIS, will leave the
day and Saturday mornings, ct ST O'Clock precisely
for the above phases
Returning. the Curtis Peck will lesve the wharf
at Norfolk every monday, Wednesday and Friday
noraing at s. o'clock touching at Old Point during
the bathing season, and all the regular landings
the river, both going and returning.
Ees5aS6.. S2UU
Meala SOC. each.
80 R. o. HASKINS,
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MEDICINES

II UkRAH FOR DOLLAR COEfs~
- Leonardo Dollar Cordisi. for Gy.y.i =,
aea fof Weskness 'tis hard to has, "ss
ana Al diseases from impru dsnee RI.
- medieins like this you should nnt a..
not htht some people say--
dollars bottie 10 not enough to p.,,
gnfortunats Boys, yell you snsy 80.
NO 10 nos too much for sucb A.,
rhce-One dollar psr bottle
t,InSS be bad OF L. b. THOMAS Broad s.,... a.
n l ana OF ali Drussistsi In Kiehmond. ss's.
OflCE.-The attention of th.
!. A. !. ssiIed 70 the anne xsd ceytifea,. ,tp. s,
hCM blITERe. which L. ons ~ No
popatar Family Medicines hpovn In "a. .as :,
~nieh can be had Of Mesus PURcrI'Is eoa.s
W. ana orugsists svsryvbsrs. LAas
Near Curdsvill., suelinsh.m CO tsk
hR ELIJAH BAKER: 49, Va
Dssr Sir-my wife having been for ma.
enicted with Liver Complaint and Nerves. y N,
bearing Of your "Preminm Bittsrs,' she va. -
70 give them trial. After trying . half sa.4&
ties, she found her health much fmproysS
digestive organs greatly strengthened; aps
she hDds IL Is indispensable 10 her case and &c
to asel TO her Improvement 1t il q y.rv
medicine with many of my neishbors, sna "a
coming almost in ger erai use a. a tonia ~ =
tiop. With my best wishes ~se
am yours truly
ie VI asrrpn
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BARGAIN SODA very gentssl aud pretty
iady st-ppsd into coafectioners shop in Bo.te D,
the other evening and requested. In an sgitateo
into the cellar. stating that she Rad dropped o.
through the srstinE ~ she came In. The kind heart
s.. kuIr OF the soda fountain being very tus.. and
- h-rst saying be would find 1t when at leisure.
PsrhaSs he will
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zap IT AL 00.-COMMERCIAL
" SAVINGS BAN K.-Offce at the store OF
Quasles Brooke, on 18th street
Depositorsin this institution will receive six per
sent. sll sums remaining on deposite six months
or longer, and Ave per ceag, for shorter time.
VIM. g. PAINE, President.
X. r. BROOKE, TTAss WITS
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SkASONAbLE WEATHER-SU NJ
~ MER CLOTHING-LAR9E STOCK-Yes 1t
ast, we have decided hot weather, not ipke-warrn,
but hot, hot, hot. 1t 10 sdvisabl-, of course thai
some means should be used, which, in measure at
purchase of geoteei Summer Clothing sonnet hr q
cool and tidy Our word for II, Linen Drsp d. Etc.
Alpaca or Mar.eiies suit will add materially 20 the
comfort OF individuals overcome by the weather
and IL bought ct Ito Main street, the purchase win
reduce the piles of goods hand and the suil
be found the cheapest ever bought Our pricss a. o
low. Proof, If necessary, can be had OF the nume-
ia customers - to the truth OF what we saw
Wslt in, examins. 0ROSHON3 TQPMAN,
ja30 40 Main Of.
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the last meeting Of the Chocaw Pr.sbytery held Ia
April. reports were received from the didersn
by profs sios durins toe previous year 235 TBe
additions to the churches connected with our mia
sion amounted TO I45
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SAVINGS INSTITUTION OF RICE

7 IGHT SUMMER CLOTHING, SUIT.
A ABLE FOR THE HOT MONTHS OF JULY
AND AUGUST.-I have now open supsrb Easort-
ent Of the following Goods in the latest styles
wol kma superior viz: Fancy Msrseilles Frocks
Plain, Fancy and White Linen do; Black A; paca;
Meripo and Csmb:et dc; Fancy Cashmere and Gin gle
nilled Cloth do; PLAIN Linen Sacks; Pants rich as
sortmeut of Fancy French Cashmere, Plain Fancy
and White Linen; Checked and Striped Marsellef,
Black Camblet, Black French Doessin &c
Those in want are solicited to call ard examine
STYLES qualities and prices before purchasing ese-
where To be brief, the Goods will be sold Cash
is WEI ted. D. GOODMAN,
il % No l34 Main st ODD site Eagle Eonare.
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bslousipg to Washins ton, GEORGETOWN and Alexsn
dris the 25th Of July. Two Etruacsn silver geb.
lets to be ded 70 the successful competitions
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DuSti'ION' Is con I-IVEK on

RuShIOS'S COZ LIVER OH
~ late hrm Of kUsHT0N, CLARK en- -
dissolved by It's own limitation I an nov ~ ~
prietor of the genuine Cod Liver OIL VS. r.
generally prescribed by physicians at this ~.
CONSERVATION, Coughs Colds &c, kc
CAUTION.-In purchasing or ordsr,p. :
fol to ask for Rushton's, and see that nv nsrs q
the label, and my kignst0re over the corr !, q
bottle, a. there are several spurious artcls. :
market claiming to be Rushton's.
FREDERICK v. RUsHros
Son ofthe late VIM. Il. Rushtou, N y
The above Oil for sale By DUvAL a Noe,t.
corner Of Main and 10th. streets. Bank squsr. Y
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-02

A HANDSOME AND VALUABLE
~ RESIDENCES FOR SALE PRIVATELY
We authorized t. sell privately, very hand.
and valuable RESIDENCE on the Eastern
side OF 5th street North Of Leigh, now occupied hy
John W. Reeve. Esq. The house is newly built Of
the bsst brick and flushed In the beat modern STYLE
c5ntaining seven rooIus with the basement. There
upon the premises erick Kitchen and other
necessary out housea, with iron by drant 10 the
yard, all bang in complete order. The lot
frouts a. feet 5h street and runs back $50 feet
Terms very liberal Apply to
PAYNE L MAYO,
IL IS Auctioneers.