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OAP STMIs AMERICAN MUSEUM

~ The e.l,hrsted WHITES ORIGINAL SERENAJEaS
sV-nI AFtFRNCON aud EVENING -FRlDAl, iuty
Afternoon ,Ver'ures Nn.trsy, &c alter which tue
fs-rins piece OF THE MtsltAL OhOWpEh- eveans at
.o,. n.nre- &C conc ude with tic original pro lry
a., 80 TIE DGKkIES' PROMENADE Toe HEARDED
iNFAN4 and IL IN liner. h SWISS BEARDED LADY, the
NAINF lfANa ESS, he DWARF iADl. the LIVING
1 &C. Ol TANG 4c and a 70 De a the same time
ssrrifspc- 5 ceuts; Children lnder ten p ocntS
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HlGrbirerp, Gr.

sHCROFT' STEAM and VACUUM
n GlUeEs-7ke best and reliable Of aay N The mar
fe warranted correct. liberal dseoant allowed 70 tie
trade For ssle By GHAS w. COPELAND.
Nc. CA Prcsdwsy
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pAhNUMs GALLERY or AMERICAN
uTII MAMMOTH TREE of CALIFORNIA.-

This Ncrseh Of be Foresi whose sE- has never been
eousieo will be ENHi1IrlON Tor a hort true the
CRYSTAL PALACE previous for the Cyasl
Palace Il >ydcrhsm. England.
IL b, SIS feet It's diameter 81 feet nearly 100 la
The Paintings Sfausry, and collection
Of hsf cuIiosi'ies sill on e1h1tgn.
rooFs from A. NJ, uni p VI. Admission . cents,
thldltn hal nrce
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w Destinations By two respectful G

wv III ~ II n u ftuHIIVl7 VI 80 - 00F%
w frusf-worthy Or one Is az Cd COOK; ss nos q
eeptpt WASHER AMI lRoSER, a ID xOad oAhER; unfsr-
stands ain rsry wosd take the sns charge 10 private
ftmy 10 this city Brock W. Vsees 81 mont The other
10 fine LADy5MAID and CHAssERMAlD; will d. the
cseli city reference, Cal No III East d In the fancy
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prnrerles.

DOUBLE REFINED sALERATUS-Manufa
~ uIst b he uDdeIrgee. Is warranted free from impe-
die We hs7pg refining pncsss peculiar 20 ourselves
perriendcd b. dbtingh Chemist enabled extract
81 deli teEOus from the material and confident
y recommend ueeigre superior any Oter Differ
put Up every variety OF package Cor sals very
low 20 the Tsde By John DWIGHT Co.. III Pesr-ss.
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l. o. of o. F.-The members Of C"v.nsn. Lodge No IS,
arr recuereo he locgRoo No lbt Bowe AZ
Oh THIS (fndsy) AFTERNOON for the purpo-s OF
aatencipg the funeral of is'e Brother Is DOWSlNG
ny oder ). 5. CHkENEh, ~ "
Jonk Y. RILEY Secretary.
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Amusements.

THE EMINENT FRENCH TRAGEDIENNE,
RIA H T. L.,
WILL NAME her FIRST APPEARANCE
% he FIRST Of SEPTEMBER,
At the METROPOLITAN TaEA1ER, New-York
Genera Office, No. 40 Wa-st. I'd floor, Room No. D.
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lA1lnNAL THFATER- n. PURDY. Man.

as-, and Propd- Circle q centsi Pit t2 oents
ctestra Chair 50 Door a oeock; Pc iorG-
ance- G. uanence :; 7L-rHiS EVENING.
MACBE II
Macl M J. r. Scott Lady Macbeth Mrs H. r Nichols
psuce-" Rory 0Moore".. NILE Louise fagioni
Etlopi.n Dance GTsp vine Twls'..Mr Mer Sexton
JACK SHEPPARD.
Jsk Sherraro Miss + Herring Blueskp I'M y. L. Fox
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Yale Cote &c lass Of 1ss2.-An sdlourned meesns
Of the sayi Of the Class Of 1889 " be held "a
E--Tsse s on WEDNESDAY, July Is, At P. NJ, at the
Ayu.e II tho Clsss-SecfoaaTy
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DOOK OF MEN, WOMEN AND BABIES
DPnc sl-DE WITT DAVENPORT, No. $50 Sasssus-
and No. 2Iel Fufons-
ssys III. United Safes JourD: Rscy interesting sni in
il this book about Men Women AM babes-amJst
the de Arrest trinity Of human interest"
THE OLD FARM HOUSE-A beautiful Story
Il BY Mrs. aroine H. Butler Lama Is ready aud FOR
sale by ali booksellers. CHAS H. DAVIS Pub isher, Pna
AfNOUNCEMENT-T RIVAL ROSES
IA j. b. LiPPINCOTT & Co., Publisher, Phi adepl is,
have in Press and " III publish at an early day,
THE RIVAL ROSES,
EDgh History by the author Of Royaists and
Roundheads &C. 2 vOls., l2m1
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II -, OOOs veneBt COUNTRY PLACE on BERGEN
NICK 81 miles from jersey City. New House, Barn NC.
Of excellent W-ter, Fruit Trs In fu bearpg Lot IS ny
wi wo fronts well laid and ahes growing hnely
Aprly y g. s. CLARK cor Maiden lane and Liberty place up
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n T. w o X
IN Is con menced In this weeks YANKEE PRIVATEER
entitled
BRANDON THE BUCCANEER.
Romance Of and Lend. THE PRlNATEER also CONTAINS
UNCLE ZEBEDEES Adventures with Pretty Woman
Poetry Fun News. CAPTAIN q he SNO" FLAKE and ot'
ts'Knss,u Il. ROSS, JONES TOUSEY, Agents.
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In he United stses respectfully notify subscribers that the
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New.YOIk, July, 1855
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SPIRIT OF THE ESS.

The Examiner has an article on the wheaI
crop, and its prospects for being sold at fail
price. 1t argues that a good price may be
obtained by the farmer, in spite of the "bears
and bulls"
The Whig has heard of wheat engage
ments made at Rochester, N. Y, for Rich
mond, to be delivered in September, at 81 go
which it thinks shows that the millers here
despair of very low figure.
The Enquirer, in an article on "Union or
Disunion,'' expresses the belief that every
sign that the political atmosphere portends
a storm, and asserts its confidence, and trusts
in the national Democrats
The National American speculates on the
probable cause of John Van Buren's visit to
the Virginia Springs and recommends to the
Richmond Junto to despatch amessage after
him, and post him up in the politics of Vir-
pinia
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ft~~~a AZ.
saey Inereby subject themselves to the embarrass,
.si ~ oldsai OF becoming the observed of all OBJ.
cha.n -something we'll calculated to redden the
nuosk or modest bachelor to say nothing OF the
among the most prominent of the ofacisls who
49,. II the "Red.' Il Lemuel Bower we'll
known to ell the lovers of rood uleps 10 tbis vicini
-, Lem receis res his share of the public patron.
sssns. sad IN mas won for himself popularity which
the out poorly In favor of the Introduction of
'ne Maine law In these parts at least :.
,.,.,.s nave at present company of 100 visitors
s,o %,ca number 10 being increased by daily acces.
son, and with the many advantages of which IL can
ooas predict for the Red Sweet iu future a pa-
oaage which will be second to that OF no watering
p,sce 20 the "Old Dominion" The efforts of the
proprietor fn behalf of visitors, merit their hearty
support, and | would recommend to the spriue
suniog Ioik: that (whaiever predictions theymay
oshef"ise indulge) they at least give friend Bias
ne mail Is about to leave and must conclude
ou. .u as have season ticket, you may hear from
me again. Yours In haste. HaRnv
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-ImprovemeRtS-Ne,0 Spring
iscorered-Baths-Amu Lem
BowSer" Vasitors-3c.
RED SWEET SPRINGS, Aug. 3, 1855
Tired of the "pomp and circumstance OF the
White Sulphur, l took passage some two weeks
since on one of Kent, Summerson & Co.'S fne
stages, In hopes of finding retreat not so well
ad apted to the cure of the dyspepsia, as my case
man" to be supplied, and consequently likely to
come eff "second best" a. the White" Much
to my Satisfaction, after a ride OF about sixteen
miles to the south, found the object of my search
In the Red Sweet SPRING.; and after sojourn OF
two weeks at this delig ghttul watering place, am
induced to believe that there is no other 10 the
mountains, where one can realize more pleasure
and enjoyment. Mr.. Bias the gentlemanly pro-
proprietor, is assisted by an efcisn. corps OF at
tentive managers, and nothing is wanted on their
part to conduce to the welfare OF the company
At The Red Sweet blend all the comforts OF
home with the diversions and amusements OF q
watering place; and II is but reasonable to con-
clude, that not many summers hence, this will be
among the most FIRE guented retreats In the noun
tains. great deal mas been done to beautify and
| improve the grounds since last season. Among
| other things the proprietor has erected a hne
building at a right-sngle with the main hotel, con,
tanning forty rooms, hich addition, q understand,
enables him to accommodate comfortably, foui
| hundred visitors
The waters here are highly medicsted and of &C
great a variety, that they recommend themselvel
| 10 larger el1Ss Vi iuSeh snou ooy "snois ~ ~
| section. We have here spring corresponding
| with that at the Old Sweets sulphur spring re-
Gently discovered-and q third more strongly Inn
pregnated with iron than the first, and considered
invaluable as agent In the restoration OF broker
down constitutions. The baths, moreover, presen
one of the greatest Inducements for visiting thi
place. and are deemed q +" nc plus ultra" BY all witt
have lsvsd themselves In their invigoratng waters
They consist OF three large pools, which are sup
piled by trunks conducting from the spring, an
afford ample facilities for induging 10 the delight
full diversion of swimming, In which, learn, som
of the lady visitors OF the Red" pre-eminenil
| excel.
The services of q band from your city have bee
secured, and ell who will have an opportunity
sho wing of on the "light fantastic toe every nigh
| fhe bathroom here 10 Q most commodious ont
and regret that the dance has 20 few yotarit
among the visitors ss the Red Sweet. HoWess
there are lew fearless spiriss who marshal tneu
selves regularly 10 cotiIicn array, notWishseeudlr
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WESTERN GRowTH.-The present population of
Milwaukee, Wis. Is 80 l49, which is an increase of
more than 0,0O0 In the last FIVE years. The popu,
Iation of the city and county of Milwaukee, 10 now
As 957 In 1s40 1t amounted to only 7OO.
THE IRISH REMIrrAscKs from America the last
year amount to 4l, ,730 600, or $500 900 more than
they were the year previous yet the number of EN-
iarants considerably less than the year before.
AS gener thing, wages we're higher in the United
States last year, and those at service were able to
save more money, which they have faithfully trans
misted abroad to their friends for their relief and
to assist them to come to this country.
ANALYSIS OF LAGER BIER.-A trial for unlaw.
ful sale of ntoxcati spirits eff Ia Brooklyn,
Y, Friday, in which DR.. Philip Muller gave the
result of an analysis of lager bier. He says: The
relative proportion of alcohol In lager bier and In
English ale for lager bier, to per cent, and
English ale 5 per cent. 1t is recommended in va
rious cases by physicians as tonic; 1t makes men
strong and fat, and makes them cool, because II
contains 25 per cent OF carbonic acid.
THE RUSSIAN FoRcEs IN THE CRIMRA.-It Is re-.
ported, via Berlin that General Luders with 30 =
600 men and General Grabbe With 60 600 are both
advancing by forced marches for the relief Of Sc.
bsstopol According to the same authority, Rus
sia has already lao, 600 men in the Crimea
| CuBIoUs CoMPARIsoN.-Londo has lO9 fremen
| New York 5000. ln the former place they are paid
| by the city; 10 the latter they voluntary. Th.
| rates of insurance are five times as much In New
| York as in London.
| EccLEsIAsTIcAL The Journal OF the Protest.
ant Episcopal Church In Connecticut, Just publish
I'd, shows that there are In that State 2 parishes
l2s clergyman e5l7 families, 10 486 commune snts
$500 Sunday school scholars. The amount of mis-
| sionsry and charitable contributions during III,
past year was $25 ,467. 49,
FANKuIL HALL:-FaDeuil Hall, Boston, Mast
| was agreed To be built by Peter Faneu In l74
at his own cost, on a lot owned by the corporation
| If the town of Boston would pass vote for ths
purpose and support II Tor the said use. AZ orig
inaiiy built Ii was 100 by 40 feet. He died In 1743
The building was enlarged In 1905 aud 1906. r.
adding go teet to its width and third story 10 !,
height
PKAcHEs.-We rejoice In the favorable report
from New Jsrsey and Delaware in regard to th
peach crop. The various papers of those State
indeed, in many instances the trees are borne dow
| with fruit
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III ENRY THON & CO..
- GLASS M1kUFACTURERS

Lately from Philadelphia,
Dec Lave TO state to the public that th.y ara shov,
u establish 10 this city ufaetory OF all knds OF
Hollow Glassware, and will be reaay 10 sbout three
And In their lice of business viz; WY
nfuseists' Glassware
Dexer in Glassware
Pressed Glassware
Patcnt Mouids
B,ttlss Of all descriptions
Shades
Tumbiers, Jars &c.
-. Asd Glass Of every description and color.
We promise to HppIy the trade on terms a. cs "a.
tnd REG 1mmodatins a. they can be had at the North
snd solicit tiod patronage au6-6ws
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FROM THE WATERING PLACES.

Correspondence of the Dispatch
Correspondent gone into Eestacies- Magni6cen
Place induee'nent for Ancient Males and Fe
males = The Springs Yisitors, DC. Fl
YELLOW SULPHUR spRrscs. Aur. Sd, 1855.
y How often are we, wnen beholdinp the beautiful
scenery In Virginia. compelled to exclaim, how
beautiful are the works of Nature The eve,
wnerever turned, beholds beauty on every side.
me Ioity sides OF the Aleehany, and the towering
heights OF the Peaks Of Otter, piercing the very
lace OF Heaven, have beauty incopceivabie How
often are We compelled 10 run In the same channel
OF the n9ht with Dow, jr: at matters not on what
soeVer aide we turn our eyes, we behold such
Ussu'y 10 us primitive nakedness. as makes us feel
IKE fen thousand catapiilsrs were crawling up and
down the ossified railroad of our backs"
Neither 10 IL iha mountains alone clad Ia ell their
vereue, that have such romantic and picturesque
oeauiy No. there is beauty concentr aied all
sides. The watering places all have their respec-
tive loveiness but none more than this, the Vel
low sulphur Spftags This ie. beyond all doubt,
the most pleasant place Ia all Virginia. The hot
resi- days are but spring mornings here, and there
10 no end to pleasure
The fascinating young America" can here lind
some sparkling gem TO whine his "arrobes' to-
The dfsgrsce of the female SEX or rather the old
maid who has passed the meridian OF iiie can
here hnd sympaihising heart So let me ep,reat
you to have for your motto ann dsspsrandum's
and come to the Yellow Sulphur Springs Old
oachelors can, assure them, find some partner
mere Tor life, as there are many old maids and
widows here already. Yes, we already have
Young Americas" fascinating beauties, old maids
ana bachelors by the dozen. Here too, can the epi
cure have the wherewithal to saiiate his everIast-
log appetite. The table ID supplied with all the
Injuries OF the season. and II we did not positively
know that Adam and Eve were placed in the gar
aen OF Eden, we would be constr aimed to believe
soat tney wSre placed here. The Springs are stu.
ated On the summit of hill, and are surround.d d
by grove of fully one hundred magnificent oaks,
which add comfort and imposing besuty to the
spot In fact, this IL the mos. delightful place on
lni SIDE OF Jordan. Delightful water, whose good
qualities cannot help being appreciated bv eyery
one whose heart striogs are not composed of cat.
gut or horse hair We have about 200 visitors, and
are rolling 10 every day by scores NAT OF N C.
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DIssoLUTIoN OF CO.PARTNER-

- sHlP.-The co-partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned, under the firm OF
WRIGHT BROTHERS, was dissolved ON the
S1h OF June. baviag disposed Of their business to
|blMPBOH e. BA6NALL.
Those indebted to the late firm, are requested to
settle their accounts at once and the debts of the
concern will be paid BY JOHN WRIGHT, JR
WIN. WRIGHT,
JNO WRIGHT, JR,
JAB. B. WRIGHT.
IlnhrnnnH I,nIu
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FIGURED AND PLAIN SUMMER
sEsTS My sssortment 10 very bssntiful, and
ein now seliiog fhese. a. also sIi other summsr
s.Sas a. very srsstiy rsaueei prices. Great bar.
s. .s can Dc he'd q ss.ii9s = IL M man street;
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NOTICE.-The subscriber has taken an
~ Office on the Basin, in the house occupied by
Messrs. RagIipd Bro and doors above Mesus
Crenshaw Co.'s where he will be pleased to see
his friends and customers. J. b. BRAGG.
iv2 m
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Advertisements pubijshsd antil lbS3i4, vii ~
enareed 80 eents per square oftsn lines fr the fxs
iDsertons and Is csnts for sseh eontinuaaee
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DISsOLUTIoNs. &c.

Il 1lSSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
sHIP:-The business carried on In the name of
VALENTINE, CRENsHAW & CO., was dissolved
eJ mutua! consent ON the lat inst.
All persons having claims against said concern will
case present them for payment soon az posi-
De, and tho,e indebted requested to call at the
91s G6st Corner q Of 9sh and Bread and
low due. MANN 8. VALENTINE,
ALFRED n CRENsHAW,
,u7-Sv MANN s VALENTINE In
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NOTICE OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.-

IN The subscribers have this day entered into CO.
under the title Of VALENTINE
SON. and will conduct a general WHOLESALE
and RETAIL DRY GOODS business, as formerly,
b the stand OF Valentine, Crenshsw H. Co.
q Between the ist and 10th of September they will
open az entirely Stock to which they invite the
Bttenton of their friends customers aud the public
1eneray. MANN y. VALENf!NE,
MANN s. VALENTINE, JR.
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of Richmond, held August LIST, 1855, the following
RESOLVED, That until otherwise ordered By the
Counc,i of the city of Richmond, all sail and steam
either Of the ports of Norfolk Portsmouth Cos
port shall be subjected to quarantine. at the quar-
sntine limits for the port of the city of Richmond
su2-dl0t THos. LAWSON, c. C.R.
JAMES K. CRENsHAw, A TITO RNEY AT
Law, RICHMOND, VA, will practice in the Superior
and Inferior Courts of the city Of Richmond and ad
scent counties, and the United States Courts held
| in Riahmond and Norfolk.
~ Until further notice, can be found at the of.
Capitol sire ct. jy 20-d&elm*
AYERS CATHARTIo PILLS PILLS THAT
ARE PILLs!!-PROF. HAYES, State Chemist. of
Mass chusetts, says they the best of all PILLS,
and annexed are the men who certify that Doctor
Lemue Shaw, Chief Justice Supreme Court o
Mass
Emory Wasbburn, Governor OF Mass
w. Plunkett, Lieut. Gov. OF Mass.
Edw Everett Ex-Sec. Of State and Senator of U.
Robert C. Winthrop. Ex.speaker House of Rep,
| Abbott Lawrence, Miniater Plenipot to Great
| John B. Fitzpstriek Catholic Bishop of Boston.
| MEN THAT ARE MEN!t!
Among the diseases this Pill has cured with arton.
| ishishing rapitity, we may mention
Costiveness Billion. Complaints Rhsumatism,
Dropsy. Heartburn: Headache arising from . foul
| StOMdcHs Nhusoos i0uiSostious MOIDlQ lna6uOn OIL
the Bowels, and pain arising therefrom, FatuIeney,
oss Appetite all Ulcerous and cutaneous Diseases
| which require an evacuant Medicine, Scrofula, or
| Kings Evil They also by purifying the blood and
stmula ating the system, cure many Complaints which
it would not be supposed they could reach; such al
| Deafness, Partial Blindness. Neuralgia and Nervous
Irritabity, Derangements of the Liver and Kidneys
Gout and other kindred complaints. arising from q
low state of the body, distractions OF its func
| tions. They are the best Purgative Medicine evel
discovered, and you will but need to use them once
| to knowit.
Prepared by DR.. J. C. AVER, Lowell, Mas, and
| sold By every respectable Druggist in New Eng
land.
| Prepared by DR.. C. AVER, Lowell Mass, ani
| sold by PURCELL, LADD & CO., wholesale snt
| retail, Richmond Va. js 25-deod&w2m
A CARD.-The subscriber, an expert
enced practitioner of Medicine, Surgery and Obste
tries having located On Broad street, three door
above tenth offers his professional services to tn,
citizens of Richmond.
| He has devoted much time and attention to tn,
| .trdu and nrsetice az Miduiferx and to tha treat
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A CARD.-The subscribers beg to retu,
thanks totheir friends and the public generally TO,
ths very liberal patronage bestowed upon the late
sonsern OF wright Bro q, and take great pleasure
10 recommending to their contideuee and ps,rorase
the new concern Of SIMPSON 4 BAGNALL
lyS-2m WRIGHT RROa
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Richmond, July s, 1855.
WEIGHTS BAKERY ESTABLISHMENT,
No 159 MAN STREET

The suhacribeu having bought out the above busi-
aesi, and leased the premises for term Of years,
viii continhe the same in all its branches.
They promise to produce frstTat article OF
bhEAD, CAKES, CRACKERS, &s, being deter
hned TO use the best materials only, and respect
lahy solicit the patronage of the friends and custo-
hen OF WRIGHT BROS. and the pdblic gene.
tally assuring them that effort their part shall
De wanting, to merit public support.
The business carried on BY the subscribers. for
Fersi years past, az Nc. East lain street. will be
continued 60 heretofore, and while they solicit for
Tue old concern the srthei support Of their nms-
Ious friends and customers, they gratefully actnow.
bestowed them, sIAPSON q 6laNAJJ
N. B. Orders from the country for Cracker, Sc
addressed to either STORE viii meet with prompt At
tention. a A. q
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c"L THE UNDERSIGNED hayin,

HE~Sht I II e UNDERLINED HdVINg
~ disposed of his interest in tbs COACH
MAKING BUSlNESS, formerly conducted on 18th
street. betwee M ain and Grace streets to his late
partner, takes great pleasure in recon ending him
to his friends, and begs to assure them hat all
work given him will be done in faithful! and work.
m.Eke manner
jv H-Sm. w w BAILEY
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A CARD.-The subscriber, an experI-
sncsd practitioner of Medicine Surgery and obsts
tries, having located Broad street, three doors
above tenth offers his professional services to the
citizens of Richmond.
He has devoted much time and attention to the
study and practice of Midwifery, and to the treat
ment Of Diseases Of Women and Children
ap T-6mt RICH'D CAUTHOkN. NJ. d.
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Correspondence of the Dispatch.

Red Street SpringS-Tired Of the White
Sulphur-Improvements-Neao Spring
Discorered-Baths-AmuSements-"Lem Lem
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-08
FOR sALE-A Tract Of LAND. situa.

II OAs oaAC-a 1IdCt VI AANO,z S11u6-
ted oa Bsnister river, in thsl county of Hall
tax, halt miie from the lins of the Richmond and
osnville Railroad The tract contains two hundred
and eigbtY acres of best river low grounds thirtv
acres OF creek fiat snd about four hundred acres Of
high land. The land IL well water ed and with tim.
oer sufficient for all plantation purposes The farm
buildings good usual. ~ ~ =. - -
Price, thirty dollars per acre. one-third cash. bal.
ance IN one and two years. with interest from date
jy 26-lm THOMAS BRUCE