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be tame Here epls de 10 al life which will make
bde youselye, with conscious nfeorty But sberly this Is
OF the most remarkable booss which read
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to the most refined mind The su'hors Of hs
sbp with its Tssc termination destroys the i3ea that
hcIon the romance Of real life He passed
through series OF The taest knd Of romantic adventures
hob he obliged relate here In order thu his yindeson
70 Triumphant obel be complete Christian freeman.
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IT H E NJ Z " 0 R S
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, AND HIS TINES.

By A JOURNALIST.
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6orses, CarriaQes, &r.

TOR SALE-HORsE and HEARSE, together
or separate noble uey Hon-, ,roos sound, fSt, x;
wou coctOr; stands without hi'ehsos very gentle
ard hspdsoue with lot tail sod Call o; No l3I
Duspe-s better Horse cant be seen.
GREAT RACE.-Any one in want OF fast,
VI uy.b single HORSE one wsek from the country can
cali AZ pos RS SALE STABLE corner o. 2th Of ssd tdaY
MIST BE- ,od in ~, di.ie, the shes 70 return
home Would exeban,e for quiet Family dore or cheap
one 70 take to the county. }. u hlChAd',
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BUSINESS OPENING in CANALsT.-

II Che stock OF HsfdwMe, H0Gsr FaFpishnl Fsncl
Goods BSkst Nsre sc OF No. % Cans root &c
sf,d modern sy ~th metal ssshes and lsss pis.es
su one Of the best ssnds for business n the city
potuuy for peson 70 purchase sssps business
Am, q The reiniss
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P.uIs,v.nis AID the l.xhboring Stses invited
s.,rnble IN CONVENTION 81 the Rooas Of the B9srd Of
Trade. IL Philsdsphis on TUESDAY. March 1885. 70
such
CT those periodical DISASTERS Imminent, which
this neat interest has unfortunately become ,oe To laev
liable result Of the present Revenue policy Of the General Gov
ept
heinz desirable to lay before the Convention accurate STA
es OF the magnitude Of the Iron IT'S progress sad 90
veoprett since tie Cebsus Of 1850. the Iron sssten sho
have received eue1las viii peese forward 70 ins aode
sspd convenient the name o. their "cr style
Of frn address. full de-cptson Of Woss, tner etoseiy
shether stopped yied toe last year where he roc
fund nsket what fse used AID other irforrnson
20 further the yevs Of the Committee
CHARLES W. FISHER, Secretary,
Ne. IN Nogth Wstss g.. Philadelphia
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6ousrs TO Get.


COUNTRY sEAT.-To LET, in the village Of
"A Rye " erc hsst,r County HOUSE sod BAaS, with
uiry Of LAND sve Of which are laid ogt In orchard
The hoae coltsins sDd asted whtn NE nI0-
otsS yak Of nev Bas-D Railroad Depot ynes ESQ For
further particulars inquire u TsO1As 1bEALL. Eye, OF
BFNEi T FIELD.s IS Maiden lane. L.
DkOADWAY STORE and DWELLING TO
ID LET or LEASE The large and elegant srOag. No.
ss5 Bros5~S b.twsen ooh and Hbsu and tho WE'LL
INC attached TIE shove will be rented together
rsy TO 5000 tenant on favorable tsrra The ore
ht,sd Tl.s win shelves counters ga trsarss awains
&c &C. r~sdy for oecupV ey and possession eas
b. kso Immediately The House rew ant rep-,s ~hh Al
the modern inprev' ment. and ooss'soo e.a b PC "
further infornsfon inquire Of q. n AiLLIOAN NO. "
Wall IT., on the pr, msss
DASEMENT TO LET-A fine large, airy Base
- veil hsbud. IL beautiful 'iIe.t,o SeH the ~
susbls for business one OF me Dee, "esLS
IN the city win be rented low sood tsnsn, rcsssoa
be had Immediately Addfs" note r. D. n Ah'sos
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MISERABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE to

WASHABLE NOINlhA hbSADE-NOH ~
LET or fer SALE snsstsd in tho village Of Railway,
n D. 10 miles City Of New fort Tbs hozss 90.
% dor built ed6es containing al the requirements 81
.mily there good stable and other cut suiidnss
With wells Of operior vster es'srn dc The gsnsss
Of two scre vsusbs &Dd under superior satv sou
DIVIDED INTO vegetable ard flower sudens orchard AA In
fet pcsnu Will end q de most elegant ssd assrS
, ress,pc.s 10 vicinity For further psrtiasn apply
EMERSON a &c Nos !, 5, and sprae. q
n ARGE OFFICE in WALL-ST to LET
IL The Furnitare with lars. Safe saitsble for pa,Ee
COMPANY 10 Be sold Apply 9, NO. Waist, Office, frat
foor
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A r wErMORE,
THOMAS DENNY.

xmiGrani lnte'hsence once and Labor EXCHANGE
II Removed I'm No q Canals TO the Of Cene aud
Canal SITS NesYoEt The 0fee 10 essbhsbed BY the Com
ntsoners Of EmErson where alwsys DO found large
nunbers of LABORERS aud sSRv ANTS very Of
pevons have their orders tiled by writing
and seniins the Necessary pay
he osssase Of the parties required No fees xed to
paov~r. JAMES ?. PAGAN. superintendent
DR.. rowpseud's aoase,-T THIS msnooo Iivslins 10
sp the palaces Of the old world open for
The Five Points House OF Industry will closed on the
Let OF March Those who have witnessed its refA mag
bfos should not neglect the limited opportunity Adm
mon rs cents
Bread for all
LARGEST AND BEST IN THE CITY.
Com p.re IL with Others in weight nr.y
hoas oualtiea fREADWELLS BAKERY,
No 81 Caraine-st..
Between Bedford sad 5leeeksrrs
Lens 10 Lett and elegant LOFTS No lac
chsne<, Ct runnos through to Resde being IS feet vide
y ia seep VIII be lessed low to good tenant Apply on
6e sy,n,...to BOYD 4 PAUL.
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RAILROAD.-NOTICE to PAS

= sIrOIRs-B, city Ordinance the Csn are required 70
rop the erOssrs soinf up and below n sgax
down convenient ~ ta<e
d leave ID. crossings the door 70 esye
hem on the aide the side ~s and 10, 70 jnap 90 or
ITO FLORISTS.-For SALE or to LEASE.
The ext.nsi7- Green Hog.es PIopszstiag House upon
IA. ,spk s,.-n Pis Frsss &c app-rtslanf 10 toe st,
Nurery Of inter- Co, ia the village Of Fiashinz, l.
I'm. moderate TIE stock for sale very low Apply 70 the
spb-eribsr =, No - Wer liths, 7th-sy
Wsrn,.dsy ard Saturday II Flushing GABRIEL WINTER
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I1pF AMERICAN PRIvATEERSMAN-A

splendid Nautical aud Literary Psper just ssned NO
,n,itIsd THE OCEAN QUEEN; Or. AMERICAN RovER.
Beautifully Illustrated
AsPICY sERMON BY DEACON SNOWFALL
With sbort original Stories wonderful relation OF the
Finite PRECEDENT Sketches Poetry &e Single copies Tour
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sUMMHR RETREATS.
MONIGOMERY WHITE SULPHl

MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
WI SPRINGS, MONTGOMERY COUNTY. VA.
This a. w and beautiful watering pace will be open
for he ption Of visitors on the leth OF July IL
is dsllghtfuiy situated tbs western slope Of the
Alleghauies, In Montgomery county, about one and
half miles from the Virginia ard Tennessee Railroad
frorl which brsnch road takss you to the sprinEs
40 that visitors entirely svoid stage travelling
Passengers iesvius Richmond BY the Danvilie or
Petersburg by the Bcuthside Railroad, arrive In
L, nshburs In time to dine, where they stop all
night or coutiuue on the Virginia and Teunessee
Road passing the Peaks of Otter, erossias the Blue
Ridge, following the beautiful valley the Roanoke,
climbing the Alleghanies to the Big Tunnel, WHARF
they take the branch to the SPRING. arriving there
BY O'Clock In the afternoon. These Springs are
three rniles from the Yellow and four from the Ale
gbsny Springs.
The waters OF thsse Sprinss very simiiar to
the water of the Greenbr.er White 6u phur, more
pleasant to the taste and equally efsctive in their
use. They have made acme most remarkable cures
OF diseases of long ndns and are believed In the
ghhorhood to be ipfaliibie remedy for dyspep-
sie and aimos. every disease that has assumed 8
chronic state. There are also two fine chsly beate
springs one of the m very strong.
No expense has bee spared IN fitting up this pro-
party, and every exerton will be made to render .
v.it pleasant and agreeable. The services of Mr..
THOMPSON TYLER, who 10 we'll known in almost sill
the AtIaptc cities, have been procured who will be-
assisted by q corps of sentiemany and obisng as
sisteuts A fine Band of Music il also pgaged.
Y Communications may be addressed TO
R0BT. II. MOSBY,
Pres't Montg'y White Sulphur Springs Co..
je 23-ts shawesviIIs. Va.
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CoNTRIvANcRs To GET LIquoR A gentleman.
returned from Maine, speaks as follows of the con.
triyances resorted tn for the purpose of evadino
tae Maine Law. These various, and some o,
them curious enough In Portland the seized Ii.
quors are stored in The old lock up connected with
the police sffce. visited this place as a mat, or Of
curiosity II was amusing to the plans adop: ed
10 smugale liquors ibto the Stats saw three min
cans which were packed Ia trunk, full of 10,
coveted beverage. A forty gallon barrel wa.
packed 10 a hogshead of sugar. Alter 1t wa,
seized the owner made urgeu, r. quest that the 50
ga should be restored 10 him, which was refused
ten gallon keg was packed In a barrel of Indiar
meal; another In a barrel of corn; another IN ,
barrel Of saw dust. ! saw eight tsn-gallon kea.
packed Ia four large box"s like merchandise; sew
sral large we'll made trunks were seiz I'D contain
ing jugs and demj 1hns full of the "crifser' I.ar
tory gallon barrel which was found buried il
Portland. to bs drawn from ss occasions should re-
quIre. few days since. man from the Elmer.
aid lse went TO Portsmouth,, New Hampshire. aue
purchased full load OF iiq lors The fact becsm,
known. and Mayor Dow directed two or three DO
lice ottcers 10 keep strict watch, and seize Ii,
entire load. Before the man reached Portland. III.
police officers of Biddeford, Me-. got on 10 hi
track, aud when he raw he was about being arrest
ed, he stove 10 the heads Of all his casks and mad
mother earth drink all his precious stores"
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u
Bile place for health and bathing is open for
the reception of visitors with nothing left undone
that will promote the comforts OF its guests.
Macy improvements have been made since my
last searou. A Lunch Room has been built for the
accommodation Of vsitors at all ssasonabte hours,
Day night; Stables and Carriage Houses have been
5uiit 10 accommodate those at distance; Billiard
TABLES; Pistol Gallery; Shuttle Board Ten pin Al
leys and BATHS, have all been improved, and free
visitors only thans full TO the pubic for their
patronage the last two Seasons. and hope to my
old friends and many new faces the coming season.
The Pavilion shsli be clean and well kept. Chill.
dren with Whooping Cough and Measles will not be
admitted as boarders.
TERMS OF BOARD.
For single day. 81; for three DAYS or lees than
week. 81 so per day. ty tbs week $40; By the month
81 IS per day. w w DIX, Proprietor.
LeTte boxes haze been place d on all the steamers
for thu accommodation OF vititors. j. SS-tm
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YEA BATHlNH.-CH 4 SAP E 4 K E
~ HALL HAMPTON, VA lie situated within two
miles OF Old Point Comfort with which place hourly
Omnibus, of the most modern style; also by Boats,
backs &o The hall will be open for the reception
of visitors the 18th of day, at which time the
proprietor hopes be able to make comfortable and
hsppy the stay OF all who may be seeking health
pleasure. Many Improvements have been added,
such cottages for families. play grounds for chill
dreu shade trees, sc; indeed every thing that can
conduce to the comfort of the visitor.
For health and beauty of location, this place In
surpassed. There Is daily Communication with the
steamers of Richmond, Norfolk and Baltimore
TERMS.
rer Dey.. ..s.....,.,.........S2b 10
fer week.. 90
Fer Month at..................I IS Fsr Day.
my ISM z. q. BANKS.
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. . sI11 J WUts, tIUIT
je2 i w A gAIrNnP,,

Ucdk On . Cut LIN Ri. OiL-T
~ late firm Of RUsHTON, CLARK kCOs.
dissolved by it's own limitatisnsI am nov M, :
pristor OF the genuine Cod Liver OH whi.s,
generally prescribed by physicians at th, se.scs
CONSUMPTION, Coughs, Colds, &C., &c.
fol to ask for Rushton's, and see that nv nan. !,
the lsbei. ard my signature over tho curk d,s
bottle, as there are several spurious article, =
market claiming TO be Rusbton's,
FREDERICK V. RUSHT0y
Bon of the late Wm. l., Rushtou, h h,
The above Oil for sale by DUVAL MONS
sorner Of Main and 10th streets, Bank equsrs a.
1iHnd. sp5-Snt
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Gov. REEDER AND GEN. STaINGFELLow The
personal renconlre, Of which spoke on Satur-
iav between Gen, Stringfellow and Gov Reeder
OF Kansas, Is confirmed. The parties met at West
port; Gen Stringfellow demanded from Governor
Reader re'rac'iou of charges or imputations msds
against him by the latter, 10 some of bis Eastern
| speeches Gov. Reeder declined TO make any re
traction, TO give satisfaction, and then followed
| he personal rencontre, 10 which the Governor wal
pretty severely handled Both parties are wei
mstcheo in size. though Strine'ellow Ia the smaes
mau,-& Louis Repnblican JMLu2
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MECHUM'S RIVER HOTEL.-The
IVA subscriber. having recently purchased this
property entirely furnished he House. sad is
now prepared to receive company. This delightful
supn retreat 10 In the csunty of Albemare about
ten miles above Charlottesville, Immediately the
Central Railroad and situated in gion of country
unsurpassed for both health and beauty of scenery
being 10 full view of the Blue Ridge mountains
within 80 minutes ride of the great tunnel now
structing through the mountain, and equally coEye-
nent to the University of Virginia and montice TO-
WIN. P. JARMAN, P. NJ,
je 21-dts Mediums River.
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ACkaON's EXCELSIOR BIITFR;

ACknON'S EXCELSIOk BITTER
~ 10 justice to 4. n. Jackson, and impelled b +,
sense of duty TO those afflicied with Dytpepd, n,
loss of appetite, l will state that bsvins use; h
Excelsior Buffers with the happisst effect On nv
tie daughter, / confidently recommend them q
who are sfisted with the above comel,r,I
w. g. FERGJs0S
Richmond, April II, 1855.
advise every family 10 procure these Bitten
They may be found at Z. Picops, A Bgdsnt
8. NJ. Zachrisson's, Chss millspsugh's, Benu.g,
Seers', AID Alex. puvaI's. Druggists, Richmond Y
Az orders promptly attended to. lea
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GRAIN BAGS, BAGGING. YARNS
~ &c-The James River Manufacturing Comps.
ny offer for eale-
log Oe0 heavy, double scanned, hsud.nsde GRAIN
BAGS, for railroads and canal boats
Double Warp Bseging.
Cotton Yarns, escorted numbers
And the usual varieties of IL so and ST inch oyn.
burss Wang
j. 25-d2w< z q. BENTLEY Ass,.
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E,EE hUGUkNOI SPhIkGS.-1 he
Il subscriber respectfully announces to the pu bic
that this well known watering place having, since
the last season received extensive improvements
and been tut into Thorough repair opened for
the reception of visitors the 20th int Every
effort will be made to present even more than the
ordinary inducements Ut former yssrs and In this
connection the sobscrber lie graIied 10 state that
Mrs.. fURPIS, who sUperntended the domestic
rsngemeu st the same place few years since and
whose efficient attention and lad iks department
gave universal saIisfacton, has been re-sHgaged
and with a corps OF servants in selecting who "a un-
usu,l has been bestowed will offer her services
TO the guests The atrictrsC attention will be paid
to the hotel and cabin srrangements so to obVi-
ate every annoyance and promote ia the highest
gree the comfort and pleasure of the visitors. A
bard of skilfu Musicians has been engaged. add the
Bali Room, Bowling Alley, Billiard Tables and
other sources Of amusement will contribute TO make
thu Springs place OF healthful add agreeable
laxatloD-
The waters are sulphur and chaly beate and third
also used in the bsth house Tney ofF.r an Assem-
blsge of mild tonics and gente alternatives whose
beneh aisl effect has been signaily shown IN nume-
rous Instances, in which worn de btated fratnes
have been submitted to their ir uen ce and heir eff
cheney, In the of ladies' and children has been
more censpicuausly marked.
The Huguenot Springs in fowhstsn county,
on the Railroad, about II miles above Richmond
from which place they accessible by the Rich
mills; lice of Omnibuses sent from the Springs,
conveying visitors over that srsce.
FARE-s1 Is per day; $40 per week; $50 per mouth.
Children over and under II years of age, and ser
wants half price.
is S0-ts DAVID MOORE
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RUNAWAY.

e WILLIAMS REWARD Ran away
- from the subscriber. last January, young
a. t]oochlsnd county. He ia Of bread color,
rather pleading face; looks down when spoken {, /;
about feet inches In heisht 20 yesrs old He has
b-es sesu frequently In and around the city. and IN
Goochisud ct his mstt ess' dnrias the tins he may
be found perhaps near DR. Brsk nboroushs, In Han
viii ~ the .bsve 70 ward UPON his delivery AZ
faciofy. j. z9-im =. "a. -. ma y
DUNAWAY.-Ran away frcm the sub
IL scrioer. on the 22d May. NEGRO MAN,
named SAM He IL an uncommonly likely fellow,
about TWENTY-FIVE years old of dark, ain bread
complexisn and about FIVE feet ten inches high -
He js no doubt about Richmond or its vicinity.
will give reward of Ten Dollars for his apprehsn.
sion and delivery into the jail of Henrico county
ie Ii-2awts JOHN HUTCHINSON.
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A MEkIA SPRING s-Two and half

A MEkIA SPRING S-Two and a half
IA miles from the Richmond and Dsnvile Railrosd
Wyenoke Station, will be open LIST July tor the
accommodation of visitors. Every exertion will be
made to please our boarders who will be so coed
70 favor us with thei' patronage. Our BAR viii be
well supplied and close Sabbath and every night
at 10 O'CLOCK Our BATHING establishment 10 just
erected at the Springs, where hot ocld Baths
can be had.
Terms of Board per day sl.5o; per week 81; per
II yesrs and servants half price. There will be
Omnibus in ate ndance the Depot TO meet the
my l2-2m THOS. C. WILLs0N SCHs,
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cxyA CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES


Hz1NThe subscriber has on hand, at his Coset
Making Establish ment, on Lombard Alley, between
Main and Gary, tlSth and I4th streets) near the Co
lumbar Hotel COACHES, CHARiOTEEB, RA.
ROUCHES, BUGGlES with and without tops, and
3ULKIEs, all of his owH make, of the best mater
ais and workmanship. All of which viii be sold a.
low ss good work OF the kind be in the sity Of
Richmond; and l respectfully ask call from those
in want of any article in the Carriage line, as an
determined to FAKE to order and sell at the loves.
prises possible. and sill work sold that Is new, war.
rsntad lie 2n-SnI MICAJAH MANGCM
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Ill SUMNER ARRANGE

rsE- UMMER ARRANGE
MOUTH AND NORFOLK.--The steamboat CUR
tbs PECK, Captain JOHN DAVIS, will leave the
wharf at Rockets egularly every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday mornings, at ST O'Clock precisely
foT the shove PLACES.
Returning the curtis Peck will leave the wharf
at Norfolk every Monday, Wednesday and Frdav
morning at s. o'clock touching at Old Point during
the bathing sesson and all the regular landings on
the river, both going and returning.
fassaSe.. &Z.Uu
Meals 50c each.
ia 80 r O. HASKJNg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-09

From ST JOHNS N B.-A great FIRE occurred In
81. Johns, New Brunswick, on the I'd instant. deg
froying the Exchsuge Hotel and three contiguous
buildings.
On account ofthe scarcity of seed a number O;
farmers 10 New Brunswick were unable to plep,
half crop.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-09

EXECUrRlX'S NOTICE All persons
~ having claims against the estate of WIN A.
CARTER, des'd, of Henrico county, will present
them for payment Those indebted, will please
make immediate payment
C. Nj. CARTER, Executrix
jy 2-lw of VIM a Cater
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-09

SHIPPING TIMBER TO FnAscR.-At Louisville
Ky last week, large lot of fac oak timber. con
'tsiing OF vessel knees. ribs &c, was shipped 10
New Orleans to be re'shipped from tina, port for
France