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DIV RS AND RIOUS
IA GRECIAN CIRCUS!
NEWLY EQUIPPED FOR THE YEAR 1864
Will exhibit at Richmnnd ON

NEWLY EQUIPPED FOR THE YEAR 1864
Will exhibit at Richmond on
Tharsday, Friday and Saturday, June 2lst, I'D Esd
This immense establishment cost the Projectors
over SO. 600 DOLLARS. The Company is composed
of THIRTY.F1VE PERFORMERS of the. most
talented that can be had either in Europe or Ameri.
ca, namely
Madame Camilla Gardner, the Partisan Eques-
trenne Madame Wood, the great English Eques-
trenne; Mons. Paul Cane from the French and
German Theatres; Signor Blitz the italian Jugglsr;
e. Derious, the American Scene Rider; e. Rivers,
great French Scenic Rider Mast. George Derious,
the Wonderful Hurdle Rider; Mr.. George Sioman,
the Acrobatic and GYmnastic Performer; Master
Charles Rivers General Rider and the greatest Tum
bier in the World; Mouchachow Pedro, the youth
full boy of many forms; Mons Gerome, the Samp-
Rivers I. Nambe, B. eugle. b. Hague, &. Thomp-
son. N. Springer, and numerous auxiliaries.
SIG. ANTONIO CAPELENO.
Who has just arrived from Russia, having been en-
gagged at enormous expense will make his frat sp-
pearance in America with his
GREAT RUSSIAN BEARS.
These wonderful animal performances throughout
For full particulars of their performances see the
bi.ls.
Messrs. R Rivers Derious beg leave to an.
nsunce that they have brought from Russia and
France some entire new performers. Also, rev
comic Afterpieces, never before performed In this
country. This mammoth concern complies ONE
HUNDRED AND NINETY MEN AND HORSES.
The gorgeous procession will enter town city
every morning at 10 O'Clock, led by Mr.. Withers
New York Brass and Pandean Band. Doors open at
O'Clock In the afternoon, and In the evening
a. Admission, so cents; Children and ssrvsnts,
half price.
u. On Friday and Saturday, co umencipg at q
O'Clock, an afternoon performance will be given.
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has commuted the punishment Of Lucy, slave to
Samuel Ellis. of this city, convicted Of numbering
her own child, and sentenced to be hung on Friday
next, to transportation beyond the limits Of the u.
Stafea.
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FL0GoED John Carter, free negro, got
druak aud became vary disorderly Ia the street. for
whieh the Mayor ordered him thirty stripes.
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THE GnEYs-Captain EIIiott-parade

,...s.I -, ouPuu.H 17IIIUtI-P nTau6u
TeHeroay morning at O'Clock, preceded by the
ooInet Band, to celebrate their 18th annive rssry
snd we nsyersaw the company appear more soldier
Ike than on that occasion. Alter formins In front
OF the City Hail. they marched through Main street
end thence to Ciartes Spring. whers an excellent
anner was served for them. In this COOL Quiet re-
practice, snd ether innocent amussments Whsn
the hring had ceased. and the target9was examined
bsst shot and therefore entitled to receiye The
medal which was presented to him In neat speech.
admirably suited 70 the aston, DO Col August, and
responded to by Mr.. John p, Harrison
The 0rsys parsded about forty man, and a. they
passed up Main street marched admirably. The com.
paay 10 rapidly looking up In numbsrs aud drill
est przs In the regiment, skilled and disciplined
soidlers.
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You've GUARD PARApE.-At an +,

hour yesterday morning, citizens were sur
prised at the delightful music of the Armory Band,
principal Streets and on locking out to ascertain the
cause, found that the Young Guard, under the COM
mand OF the gallant Capt Richsdson had risen with
muskets in the line. Altar marching about
the city, thsy then repaired to the Capitol Square
where sn hour was ssnt in drili-and such drill
ling as would have done credit to a regular
corps. Al half psst O'Clock, the company march
Cd 20 the American Hotel, and partook of an
excellent breakf prepared for them by The diree-
tor OF Mr. @. M WELLS. the polite and aecommo
dating manager OF that admirable house, in thu alb.
ssnce OF our old friend j. Milderberger Smith, VIII.
Virginia public will not fail to call on him IL is
needless for US to say the Young Guard did ample
Iusice 70 the we'll stored tabe before them HAVING
nfst mad mornings march of three or four hours
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FAMILY FLOUR, of very choice quail
ity. Also, Rye Flour, for sale by
JAZZ -Sr RAaLAND BRO.
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GENUINE MEDITERRANEAN WA
~ TER FlLTERS-For sale very low by
je I2-St. RAGLkND 'BRO
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NOTICE.-As Trustee under deed ex-
IN ecu.ed by L. B Farnsworth to me on the 4th
inst, and duly recorded In the Office of the Hustings
Court of the city Of Richmond, and by virtue Of the
provisions thereof, hereby appoint the said Farms
and Cigars &c, now hand at the store No. Is on
Main street in said city. DAVID PARR,
lie 12-I2t< Trustee for L. 3. Farnsworth.
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RICHMOND ENCOURAGEMENT

a. MANCHESTER FIRE COM
1 PANY, NO. Inject at your new en-
a>gine house. THIS EVENING, at 8
O'Clock. as business of importance will
be brought before the company; it Ia desirable that
every member be present.
By order of the Principal Engineer.
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Ck0 CASES CLARET-..Et. Julien
1IO warranted 70 hs genuine and i'm or,sd, on
hsnd receiving per 0alsgo for sas low By
ia i2-6t WA. WALLACE ION.
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JAMES A. CLARKE. has resumed the

NE l.. s. JOYNES, having removed to
~ Richmond, offers his professional services to
the public Office and residence, corner of franklin
and Je ferson streets lie 12--2sw2w~
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GROCERY STAND FOR RENT AND
~ STOCK AND FIXTURES FOR SALE
The Grocery Stand, corner Of Main and Esd Streets
for reut and the Stock, Fixtures, &C., is for sale-
Any person wishing to embark in the Grocery busi.
ness have now an excellent opportunity Of doing
so a. the store has good share of patronage.
i. l2-Stk
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CUBA MUsCOVAD0 MOLASsEs.-
jsl2 JOHN II. CLAIRoRNr
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"a FOR RENT-A framed house on
- Mayo street, near the Odd FellowS Hail. con.
tanning or rooms, kitchen, wood and coal house.
with water In the yard. Apply to
THOMAS w. KEESEE,
Je z-n 20 Pearl street.
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FOR THE SPRINGS.
VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
RICHMOND AND

I'D . ANvILLE, SOUTH
hide AND VI k8INiA AND TENnE5SEE Rail.
ROAD8-SUMMER ARRAN0EmENT.-enos
NEST comfortable and most expsatiou, ho.ss % ine
VIRGINIA sPRINGS-Throueh BY Daylight ana
6nss.se checked through. except On snees
Visitors to the Virginia springs y sn,s rosie tsse
Riehnaond and Danvills ears Of kichmond as = i
daily Sundays exssptsd) hrsaksst % tne Suncsisn
and ample tims given pssssngeFs to Gag srrive g
Lrnehburs AZ II NJ. 20 dinner, and thence, via We
and fenn Railroad. reach Bonsack's Depot q y Z.
n the same aay and there take KENT ~ MINER
SON CO,S FINE LINE OF STAGES, dine at
the Red Sweet or Sweet Springs and ar1ve as the
White Sulphur SPRINGS III miesl early on me even
irs Of the second dag from Richmoud snd feters-
burg without night travel and with eus "a miles OF
The Virginia aud Tsnnssses Railroad !. located
tbrourh . NEST rorantic country, poasesstng ell
mate unsurpassed for ito salubrity and delightful
TEN perasure road psssss the base OF the Peaks
OF Otter and within three miles Of the Alieghany
Springs one mile OF tbs Devils Den or Montgomery
White sulphur Springs and within four mies OF the
Yellow sulphur spring. ell pleasantly situated
few miles apart, on the Eastern slope OF the Ale
ghany mountaih, In Montgomery county The W.
tiers Of these Springs eslebrafed for their great
medicinal qualities the accommodations are exeel-
lent snd have been greatly increased since last ses
visitors to the Red Sulphur Springs take Kent,
aumnerson l. Co . tsges 1t Newbern Depot on
the evening of the day that thsy leave Richmond
Pete and arrive the 6prngs on the follow
Ing day to dinner and Salt Sulphur Springs early In
the evening.
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eUMnfnH HBTREATs.


MI ONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
wi SYRINGE. MONT0OmERY COUNTY, W..
This new md bssutful watering pass will be open
for the seeeptioa Of visitors on the vsh OF July. 1t
IL dsIjshtfuliy stusted the western slope Of tbs
AIleeksniss In Montgomery county, about one and .
half mies from the Viseinis and Tennessee Railroad,
ffom which branch road takes you to tbs Springs.
. that visitors entirely avoid stage travelling
PASSENGERS Leaving 0ehmond By the Danvillo or
Petersbufs by the Douthside Railroad. arrive in
Lynehbure In time to dins. who're they can stop all
rfsbt or e0ntinue on the Virginia and Tennessee
Rosd passpg the Peaks Of Otter, crossing the 6lue
Ridge following the beautiful vslley ofths kosnote
climbing the Afleghsnies u the Big Tunnel, where
they take the branch 20 the Springs, arriving there
by O'Clock in the afternoon. These Springs srs
three miles from the Yellow and four from the Allie
The waters Of these SPRINGS very similar to
the water OF the 0reepbrler White Sulphur, more
pleasant 10 the taste and equally effective in their
use They have made some most remarkable cures
Of diseases of long ndng and are believed In the
to be infaIiible remedy for dyspsp-
sis and almost every disease that has sss1med .
chronic state. There are also two fine ehaiybeste
springs, one of them very strong. 81 e.
No expense has been spared IN hitting up this pro-
perry, and every exertion viii be made to render
visit pleasant and agreeable. The services OF M:
THOMPSON TYLER, Who 10 we'll known In almost al
the Atlantis eties have bee procured. who VII be
assisted By corps Of aeutlemanly and obiising ~
sistsnts 4 6ne Bsnd Of Muste Y also engaged.
Y Communisations may be sddrseseS q
q Prss't Monthly White sulphur SPRING. Co,
IL 9-dtsAu s4@5asit s-Af- 6hswesv1iis. Va.
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Dxr sAxvsrs ~ 3snx.-Nsney n Plummer Of
Grafton. VI, reckless GIRL OF thirteen hes been
arr: .t. d her causing the DEAN o. ls,e s'ri 2.
which contained arsenic. She carried the cake to
schoo told SEINE Of the children y was poisoned.
Induced others to pariske OF t. and while one dieo
nns swo others Who tasted ous oafey ~
Nancy seams 70 care nothing about the affair or Ito
cnpseqsseees 10 herself and b living specimen
Of youshful dsprsvhy.
ns~ posstoes are selling In New York 1t % per
barrel
The Lake Superior Ship Canal, after months
TRIAL proves 70 Be 10 good order, and fully equal
TO the service required OF II.
The population of Troy, N. Y, 10 80 279. which
10 an Increase of 4. 494 since the year 1850.
II 10 estimated that $500 900 year are spent by
residents If Syracuse. N Y. for French needle.
work. The population of the city b about 25 0O0.
The orssoa Times has hosted the name of Gen.
Lane for President
All the prisoners in Macon, Ga, jail-ten In num-
ber-escsped last week, BY knocking down and tying
the jaior.
MsresIlu, corwin and Joseph Bra.hears, late Of
CTR einnat, were drowned In the Amszon rVefs
South Amsriea, while hunting for gold.
Mrs. Richie, lac Mrs Ann Cora Mowatt, Y on
visit to her father, Mr.. Ogden, on Long thsnd'
on wednesday. In the Canada. from Boston.
Miss Caroline T. Noses Sister of Charity. died
Of chslsrs. at st Louis. on the 18th uit.
-Four fatal cases Of cholsEs at Cincinnati, last
Sunday sre5 .r 4a5
The reported disaster 1t Ysir Haven, nass. By
which six pe:ssns on . newly launched chip were
sad 10 be allied. turns ont incorrect.
Dr. Chiffon the eminent chemist, Of New York;
the silanthus tree IN not pelsonoas or even IN
jurious TO health.
Large anautilies of four and wheat, tays tbs
| Aie1sndris Gazette. are arriving hsrs daily
The receipts Of coal In Alexandra, lest vssL,
amounted to .54s. 7os tons. rs=F
Charles MeGrfia. well known employee in
the Virginia Hotel. 6taunton, died ON Tuesday
| Quarantine against Norfolk and Portsmouth has
been declared In Whining on, NC.
| Hon. Daniel Wallace 10 nomiL sted By the Spar
tsnsSurg Express for Governor OF South Csrolins
1000 o. 9. recruits arrived Of Arkansas, Texas. On
the 25th ult for Corpus Christi.
During the rsesnt absence Of Cen. VOL from As-
tsmorss, che city was commanded BY his WIFE, Donna
Lucinda.
Carvsial has withdrawn himself from the revolt.
honary movement In Mexico
A ratification meeting Of the Americans of York
county, Va, was held last ThuIsdsy.
Dr. Archibald Arnott the last dical attendant of
Napoleon on st. Helena, II dead
Capt H. Goodoe, well known citizen of Cincin-
natl, died there Thursdsy Of cholera.
match gsme Of billiards, for $1,000. Is to be
played at New Orleans, between two Creole ladies
Of the first respectability.
The United States sloop-of war Dale was at Libe-
ria In June.
E. Rawlings of the Washington Post Office De.
psrtment. died on Friday.
Among the names registered In Paris en- tie 18th
ult :, is that of HobsCn, of Va.
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LEECHING AND CUPPING
MRS. WOOLHOUSE offers Ia,

Az vices to the Medical Faculty and tn. La,
Richmond, a. Leecher and Cappsr and trusn \, !.
siduors atten tion to merit their kind patrons.
II Mrs w may be found at all times a. S.,,.
dence on 10th street, in the rear of 4. 4. Duas
Drug Store. s " ''"'
N B.-The best imported Leechss con,t.ut, =.
esivine and Tor sale. Also, Ladis9 Bsudsla y
hand and made to order
A light over the door, from O'clock till mo,,is,
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THE STAR sPANGLED BINNS ;.
u LEONARD,S INgTANT pTrTC. Ia

Cclds Consunption. a., Il the bar ,, ~ C'aIa
Cough Syrup In Ansrica. Upvsrd, Of 'i Is sss,.'s
Jour houses. apply the antidots At m. Lp ID
ment Coughs and eUlds the pre- CURSOR ~
ton. viii teen be onanered. Rally h ~ .SaIaas
Of health, and remember the 'as oT's
eta! spsnslsd Banner that fnlss Ger tia v,,.
And Lsonard's Cough syrup. the iige,itbsA
Price-25c per bottle; bottles eas d.I.. nv
Leonard's Dollar Cordial. NY ssi'af AA
70 be had n. B THoaAs, Broad s,,.st d.,
Hill. knd OF ali Druggists ard dealer. ..1s "sis
M Mem. pr. ana state Of Virginia Waslsa.
THOMAS LEONARD. corner Of 8th and BIZ ID NJ. u
Richmond, Va. 4 Hrsst
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pICOT'S EXTRACT IN
NHOLEKA MORBUS Avn !; S7 6sss

- COmPLAINTo.-Thess spnn,i, ooA3G
rous disssess afs bseouiss quite s,.Is sa1 -
tims, and II mot speedily cSecteS ccwsvasns
eonstitDtion. and not uafr. qusntly iss sG..ss
TO thst universally popular msS,o no remedy ~.
PREMIUM BITIEKs, and We sb.s. San.
syssy one TO give 10 trial Asa n,aaeiots ~
digestion and eorrsstos and puriss, ~
s.s y. so aai g Every
Pdes 30 cents per bottle. For 81. :.
PU1cELL, LADD 4 co and Dru ssi.,,y xsa
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RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
ROAD.


OPEN TO NEWS FERRY-120 MILES
THE regular Passenger Train will run
4 daily Sundays excepted) between RI Oh.
MCND and NEWS FERRY.
Leave RICHMOND at 6 o'clock, A. NJ, (esrs stop
20 minutes at the Junction for BreakfAst and arrive
at NEWS FERRY at - IS Pm.
Returning, arrive at RICHMOND at 718 p. M.
The Train will stop To- passengers at the following
points only: Manchester, lRobiou's, Coalfeld, To-
nlahawk, Powhatan, Msttoax, Chule Amelia @. E.,
Meherrin, Keysville, brakes Branch, Messing Ford,
ksanoke, Glover, 6cottsburg Boston, and News Fer
~.
Children over and under u years of age, half
price.
Servants travelling by themselves must be Furnish
Cd with two passes, so that be retained in
the Office; and it must be expressly stated the psss
et they permitted to go the cars.
Passengers for Lynchburg, Wythevile, Jones5o-
rv' Knoxville and the Virginia Springs, connect
With South-Side Railroad at Haytokah.
Through to White sulpher Springs in two days
without night travel.
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T LIGHTNING RODS, LIGHTNIyo

IL kODS.-Having made arrap semena with A.
patentee of one of the best lightning Rod, ia N,
United States By which we are now pre- psred "a A.
up In town and country at prices greatly b.sv
that charged for similar Rods at present. ~ w.
also sell the Rods and Fixtures to person, wi,b,,
to put them up themselves, at a small sdyaucs a
the cost. g. K A. BARGAMIN, R :
my III Corner 10th and aain strsst,
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Fer further information apply TO e.
E. g. WALL,
Superintendent South side X. B., Petersb'g.
CHA5. CAMPBELL,
E.H GILL,
Gup't Va Tennessee r. B.. Lynehburg.
KENT, sUAMERsON 4 CO..
jy1l Fineastls, Va.
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THERE once did live. mt e. -.

- A man OF wondrous fame "om seA
A. shall shortly make sppssr
And RoLLAnp vss his nsns
What did be dol hear you say,
30 qu'ctly to attain
Whist others strive for. nisht ana A.
And toll for. of In W nj
1hen liatep, white tell TO Won
What many one san tell
- And many one will prove it tina
How be did make them wall
For every pain dssh could endurs
On suffering mortsls sent.
THERE'S surely found Q perfect ,u,.
In POLLARDs LlNIMENTe
Tor sAle By PURCELL, LADD en-
8eers. Adis b Cray, Duval & Nortos g, ssa,sst
y. =; fhomaA. and Druggists ssasraIl, 4, g 8 La
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NEW RIVER SULPHUR SPRINGS

IN This beautiful Watering place, situated imIne-
dstely CD the bank of New River, IN the county OF
0iles " rules below the point at which the river is
crossed BY the Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad and
miles from the celebrated 4" Salt Pond will be
opensi Il the reception of visitors the 18th of
July. 81 water possesses the qualities OF most OF
the VIsi ia Sulphur Spdn gs ana IL regarded by per
W ho have tried it equal to any. New build
view to ensure the greatest amount of comfort to
visitors. The proprietor has made arrangements to
onmodate about 100 persons the prese season,
and every sxertion on his part will be made to
der visit aSresable. From the Springs view of
New River for considerable distance, with its
jestc cliffs is presented that Is unsurpassed in gran
deur AID beauty By any scenery in ths mountains.
To the lovers of hunting and fishing the attractions
are equalled by any place in Virginia Our Pbea-
SAINTS and other game. New River Catfish Trout, &c,
found in the greatest abundance the
sprir Ga Boats can be had at all times for excui-
sirous of Whiting the SelE Pond" the greatest Gu
riosity in the mountains.
Passep gers for the New River Sulphur Spfins will
leave the Virginia and Ter Railroad Chris.
Stage ON Mondays and Thursdays, by which they
will be enabled to reach the Springs early in the
evening of the day of leaving Richmond or Peters
burg The stage will stop at the Yellow Sulphur
and continue on next day by Backsburg, Newport
&c. On Mondays and Thursdays the stage will
meet with the Railroad. On Wednesday's and Sat-
urda7s stage will run for the Springs to the sSat
Pond' and will also 6or vey passengers to Giles
Courthouse. and connect with the lines to the White
and Red Sulphur.
FARSI SO per daE; So per week; and s25 par
month. 81 = .7T1 a.- Zee * ~
~ lO-dSc1m VIM. EGGLESTON
IL Petersburg Express copy for one month and
Petersburg Inteiigencer twice week for enc o1th
snd send bills to L. Masters. Amelia Fl
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DUEAWAY IN JAIL.-There was COM

IL lnittsd to the Jail Of the City of Richmond, AZ
a runaway, ON the 18th day of June, 1855, negro
man Who rails himself SAM, and says he il the pro-
psrty of Sarah II. Henary, OF Goochland county, Va
on alb ut 70 years of age, and had on when commit
ted to Jail dark woolen coat and pants and black
wool hat The owner of said Eegro 10 requested to
come forw ard prove property pay charges and take
him away, or lie will be dealt with a. the law di-
reefs JOS. A 8TARKE, D. B.,
yt7-6v For Martin 81. Lpscomb Sere't'
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NHE HUGUENOT SPRINGS.-1he

i subscriber respectfully announces 20 the public
that this well known watering place having, spe0
the last season. received extsnsye tmprovemeuts
and been put Into thsfossh repair, vss opsnad Tor
the reception Of visitors On the goth Inst Every
effort win be made to present even more than the
ordinary induesme nts OF former yssfs ana N this
sonnsstion IKE subacrbey u fretasA % state that
Mrs. TpaPIn. who supsrn tended the domsstis sr.
nseEnsnts ct the same plass few Xssss since. and
rave universal sat!sfacton. has baen rs-erg gagged.
spd, with corps OF servant In selecting WHOM UNI
usual has been borrowed, viii offer her services
to the guests. The strictest attention will be paid
to the hotel and cabin errsasementA 20 ~ 70 obv-
ate every annoyance and prcmote In the highest de-
gree the comfort and pleasure OF the vsitoYs a
band Of skilful Musicians has been engaged and the
Ball Room, Bowling Alley, Billiard Tables and
othsr sources Of Amusement, will contribute to make
these Springs place OF hssthfHl and agreeable re-
The waters are sulphur and chaly bsats, and th1d
combninS the properties OF the oihef two, which u
also usad In the bsth house. They cder 81 aAseul.
blass Of mild tonios and gentle sltsrstises, whose
rous instances In whoh worn and debilitsted frames
have bsen subnitted to their and their eli.
siency In the of lsdiss aad children, has been
more conspicuouslly marked.
The Huguen0t Sprlngg arc Ia Powhatan county,
on the Railroad, about IL miles above Richmond
from which place they are accessible by the Rich.
mond asd Dsnvile Railroad, which passes within SIX
miles, line OF Omuibuses sept from the Syringe,
conveying visitors over that space.
FARE-Sl Is per day; $40 per week; $50 per month.
Children over and under IL yeeTs Of age, and SER
wants. half price.
js S0-ts DAVID MOORE
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r. L. HUGHSON, Ticket Agent.
B;-For the information of the public, &C is
deemed proper TO state that there is daily line of
Stages from the terminus the road via DsnvIe to
Greensboro. Passengers for Milton and Ysnceyville
Will leave Richmond Mondays, Wednesdays, and
je % -s..s- fi4 RE-
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Richmond, July s. 1855.
WRIGHTs BAKERY ESTABLISHMENT,

The Subscribers having bought ont the above bust
ness and leased the pre- misses for term of years,
will continte the same in all its branches
they promise to produce fTstrase article OF
BREAD, CAKES, CRACKERS, &C., being deter
mined to use the best materials only, and respest-
fny solicit the patronage of the frisnds and custo-
mers OF WRIGHT BROS. and the pdblic gene.
rally assuring them that effort ON their part shs
be wanting, TO merit public support.
The business carried on by the subsctitsrs for Sc
veral years past No. East Main sire eft, will be
continued AZ heretofore, and while they solicit for
the old concern the farther support of their
Tous friends and customers. they gratefully acknow-
bestowed on them. SIMPSON s. BAGNALL.
N. B. Orders from the country for Crackers, &C
addressed to either store, will meet with prompt at
tentioE- 8. 3.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-06

il pay the above reward for woman puIchs1sd
by me Of "Briek House Estate. named HAkklET
HAYO who left my services In December last. She
II breht mulAtto. tall and has rather an awkward
and sloven Appearance, very large features partic.
ulsrly her lips, which are almost unnatural. She
hss on one OF her thumbs wsrt.
This negro 10 extensively acquainted Ia Peters
burE and has relatives both In Richmond and this
sfor her confinement In jail. or delivery to me In
-" s'''' JAMES 2. CUTHBERT.
..s-ts .@,iF s-.F y Pstersburg. We. =