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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-02
Rfal estate.


JoHs p. II. TALLMAx, CHARLEs Powers.
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Davenport, Iowa.
TALLMAN & POWERS.
AttOrneysA Councillors at Law,
and Land Agents.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Office, south side Of second street opposite LeClaire
Block over Wiiey's store.
ANDS boughtand sold on Commission. Having
l/aiso n Office in Eastern New York, al point
from which aarge emigration may bsexpected during
the prese Mt season. we have unusual advantages to
dispose OF lands TO actual settlers.
+ Lognsncgoti on Real Estate security.
-REFEREncEs-
New York City. Pynghkeepsie, y. Y.
Hon. John Van 3nren, Hon. CharlesH Ruggios,
50 40. Flagg, - Gilbert Dean.
st Charles ,tonor, s. Yasscr q CO.,
William r Havcmeyer, $ Benson LOSING
Anthony J Beeckcr, Prof. s. F. b. Morse,
William b Skidinore. Utica, N. Y.
Albany, N. Y. Hon. Horatio Seymour
Hill, Cagger * Porter Chicago, III.
Hogcboome, King and Boies Rk.Swift and Co..
Erastus Corning. Mile and 70 wler,
Apll3d wifi WlR. food and Co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-02
Indian Troubles in Texas.

New Orleans, Oct 80.
We are in receipt Of later dates from Tex
as Gov. Posse favors Capt Caliahan's
course in the trouble with the Indians, and
refuses TO issue proclamation against
him, as desired by Gen Smith. MoIe ran
gers have gone to the frontier.
Chnlera on5 p;ran,.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-02
Gen. Scots Back Pay Gran ted.

Washington, Oct. 30.
The President has decided that the res.
olut en- of Congress, Of February 1855, pro.
viding for Breyet rank of Lieut.. General
under which Gen. Scott received that an.
nI":ntment, gives him additional pay and al
lowances, and that it is retroactive in its
operation from May 29lh ls47, which de-
cision has been communicated to Gen Scott
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-02

L proved farms for sale very favorable terms.
Apply to. June 8. 1883.
M'GREGOR, LAWES q BLAKEMORE.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-02
30 Lots for Sale.

50 Lots for Sale. 80
NHE Undersigned offer for sale so desirable l0tsia
1 their additions to City of Davenport, Liberal
terms-a credit of1.2. and years Will be Civ -
parties who will build this season.
June 10Th, 1855 COOK SARGENT
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-02

NE have for sale one hundred choice building Tote
W in the Town Of Waleott and fifty we'll SINS ted
acre lots IN the vicinity OF said Town. all ofwhich
We will sell to actual settlers OIL liberal e yms ~
September lst1S55 COOK & SARGENT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-02

rITY PROPERTY FOX SALE-A numbey ofhouee
~ lots and vacant lots pleasantly situated in different
parts city, to suitpurchasers for sale on fayofa
BILE terms. Apply to
MGREGoR, LAwES & BLAKEMoRE,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-11-02
For Sale.

DWELLING Houses, pleasantly situated or Par
ker's addition TO city of Davenport. All new
possession given Immediately. Terms liberal.
July 95fb. lsa5 COOK e. SARGENT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-06
THE SCHOONER EUDORA IMOGENE.

Prom Our Own Reporter.
CITY ISLAND, Wednesday, Dec. s. 1855.
This morning sb, ut O'Clock, the Hell-Gst ate ferry
hos. Sunswick up from New York and, it being
high tide soon as practicable she was de fast to
the wreck which had been previously suag 10 Chains
ard buoyed up by schooner on each side. The
wreck wac then toyed toward the City IslAnd shore
On account Of the bow being much lowerin the water
than the stern the vesse partially swung around
so as TO brig her on he beach stern first Just at
this time The vessel grounded, and consequently
could not be got further the beach before the next
uce. She is nov lying about thirty rods from the
teock g. the tide ell csd falling and pre- )ara
OIs were then commenced TO be in readiness for the
rtxt high tide TO warp the wreck further in shore.
This is accomplished by tightening up the cables
witch psss III der the wreck The tide recedes Az
the tee again cones N the vessel viii float, and will
then probably be worried into shore far that on the
pext low tide thorough exauinA,ion can be male.
A o'clock p. M, Capt. Arnold and others mae al
effort to fish out the bodies but without Success ~
the vessel wac sill too much submerged At l0oclock
to'niehf at his water, the wreck will be got on .oe
beach, and ct m. the search will be resumed Inc
csets Icer the schooner have been drawn up soma
s1 feet shorter.
Ysser Icy evening Capt. Arnold retained from waite
Plains where he bad been 70 vi:i: the negro "ason'
who 10 eeribed there On suspicion OF having muir.
eered the captain and mate. he shows no Signs OF
gull, By he actions and p'etends 20 DC innocent OF any
criDe. He ipquiie1 Of Cap. Arno'o II toe schooner
had yet been rsised and was Informed tnst Scan
boat would be up this morDug 70 ,cv her ashore. He
replied that be was sisd Of IT, and furthsr denied all
kno~iedse Of the captain 81 mate. As TO tbs sing
ing OF the ctooner, be said be did not know the
e. bs, VIII 10 10 be cabin tos water eens rushing
in, end he ipnsdiassly a5sndened her and toox The
yavi bei with such srces ss be could bseiiy gs,osr
Do.
j: sst'd lst io.dsJ tia. Cbsunoey s,haffsr his
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-06

been retained - counsel for he negro. Seus a ~
Inhabitants here express siderable tsdgsstsa -,
any lawyer sbouId, under any circumstances, p,ssd
the osuse Of 20 cold bsoeied murderer - thh nego
IL supIosed to be.
Quite large number OF pereous hsvs vi<,ed TIE
islspd--msny of them from ew-Yofk-sos6sestly
expe ting that the vessel would be on the beach su
fcieptly high to admit Of thorough search.
The Coroner of the county has been notified ard
will be here tomorrow, nd, in the bodies ere
found the inquest viii progress Immediately.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-06
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The Board of Education held . sesson last evening"
at the hal OF the Board.
A communication from the School Officers Of the
Seventh Ward, applying for an appropnsnoa 70 pay
for repsis School No. g IN Heary street., was read
and referred TO the Final ce Committee
A communication from the school Officers Of The
Eleventh Ward, relatise 70 vacancy Ia the seat Of
Nehs n iah Miller, was read and ordered on file.
A communication ON the Fourth Ward nominal
ing John Grove as Trustee, was referred 10 Commit
tee OIL Elections and Qualifc4 atoms.
communication from Alberi Gi bert, Clerk OF the
Boa, transmitting the certid ate Of the Couoty Clerk
of the election of School Officers for 1856, was read
and ordered 10 be enter ed on the jOurnal.
A communication from Robert ID. Dryer relshye 70
Lightning rods, referred to the COMMITTEES On ke'
pairs
The Finsrce Committee presented a report with
resolution calling on the Controller for School moneys
A report from the Executive Committee on the Free
ACADEMY, recommending an alteration In the bylaws
relative 10 that Institution, was adopted
The report Of the COMMITTEE on Teachers on me
noDpay meDt Of certain salaries dew out long DIS
cussioD, at the close Of which the resolutions were
adopted.
The report Of the Finance Committee spproprating
$40 000 for expenses ofthe Board was adopted.
The report of the Committee en- SITES ana ocneoi-
Houses on the application Of the echooi oeers OF ne
Tenth Ward for new building, ~ss referred 70 Ine
Finance Committee. .y
tsflop r. recommending app 'opriation f,r beating
apparatus in The pew scboolhouse IN TTef street,
ia he Fifteenth Wsr5 read and laid Oh the table
The Report of the Commite e on Libraries was pre-
sented Az o. dered TO liz the table and be printed
report OF the Special Co mittee on printing tho
proceedings of the Board in four daily nswspsosn
was rad al a6opted and q commitfee spoo'ntei .
procure estimates sud report the Board. The Beard
adjourn ed for want of quorum. d.
COMMISSIONERS or EMIGR ALTON.
The Board held ifs regular Weekly Meedas yesse'
day aiteJIoon at the Office In Worthst, the boz.
GCLIAs c. VERPLAscK in the chair and Messrs C1-
rgan, Kelly Cumming, Cr.btfee, Kennedy, Aofss-
PuIoy AID Gmrisue, presses I.
DR.. CARsocHAs, Sur leoI 10 Chiefon Ward lsisnd,
reported that 400 patients remsoed 10 tbs besptAlSs
the end Of the mon'h, and during the month passeo
30c pa; ents we're admitted AID lsl discharged ifo.
the hospital. Some seven surgical operations nse
been performed but the general health OF me ins'"''
ten is sood- AZ
The new contract for supplying the Institutions W
mix was awarded TO 8. B. Vail at % cents qa 80
for one nix months, and .. three cents quart i0'
Iext six mobbs. .s...,.
Mr.. KELLY offered Q resolution requiring tie sdee
intendent on Wards Island 10 r-poet the qusnnv v ,
cultivated and uncultvA'ed land on tbs 10 and "a
The PhJ .isian in Chief on Wards bland reo~ ~
that alcot oil AZ 80 cents gallon would proaas AZ
ssme ff,c's for medical pnrposes as prandy I"
galor. ..nh
Nj. KrysrpY reported several cases Of s@''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-06

The Pennsyiraaia Farm Journal Is. Em'en Son,
Pbiadelphis is hereafter to be conducted by Mr..
DAVID A. WELLS. q scientific and agricultural
writer well known from his connection with the Annual
OF Scientific Discovey, the Year Book Of Agriculture,
and other valuable works.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-06

The Eclectic Magazine for December reprints the
recent articles on the London Daily Pfess from the
Westminster and on the British General Pos Ofics
from the London Revie =. Other interesting papers
Charles KiDssley, Sir Philip Sidney and st. Marc
Girardin A por.Ia ait Of Horace waIpole embelishes
the number
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-06

ROSE CLARK. BY FUxy Trns. I2Ds., ~. Az Msssa
bIotheia
Roee CLARK is the MOE. att active character that
figures in the extensive porTaiigaley which has been
created by the fertile pen Of Fanny Fern. She is in
troduced to De as orphan child iI.rasted to the
tender mtrcss Of Q charity. schcoi-sublect 10 the
petty tyrannicI ways Of the conceited, fsh, cold
bloeded mstron of the institution, during her early
gilhood-snd az soon Is she grows up reverting %
the csre Of az ancient maiden OF aunt who s ben.
On turning her industrial capacities " usefal account
After sn unsatisfactory noviiste a milhcer under
the benign auspices OF the detestable Aunt Dolly,
Rose is glad to escape from the tharkess thrsdom OF
her daily hfe and enters irto secret marriage sih
young msn, IL all respects worthy o! her, bat from
whom, by series of provoking mishsps, enc becomes
separated, loses acknowledge ohu whereabouts and at
last ssts sorih ike second Evargeline searching for
her LIST love with pieus sssduiy unti che lands ia TIE
dis:snt city Of Hew-Or cans. More successful than
her poe.icsi prototype, she IL 50 happy ss TO find
the lot husband, before j! i too late, who
eIplaiDs the mystery Of his absence, tie ten
de- couple are restoled TO each other, ard for
the first tine, all gees merry Gs q msrriGge BEL"
In this shshi trsnevo'f Of plot, great variety Of
sketches are introduced, competing the stspc OF the
volume and spanking eth the Characteristic vivseiiy
Of The author Like her former projections. they al
eInste te.veen Minute accuracy Of description, In no.
e1sggers.ops cssstc satire trenchaI; onslaugh1
on the iLssued objects CT ke- sversop ard passages
o. tender psthos Hsny Of her ,notons OF nature
are al an qun fneness showing g,es' CT OBJ
srys'isn and quick sense Of oesuy. Az compared
pared viii aS.h Hail. IRIS story deals Ices IL person
1 lee, The ugnj; has several ssscos Asd ore esbe-
rate ossu: Ption CT thLt Kind which can handy bs
mistaken ii th.h expiration po. is equally u
Artificial aId dscoD,ip soIs-i.s in;ere.. sspexds CD
tbs t,ihsney Of ire fsra:e pie.rrss rs'bsr Il i
p:CvseaiiaD 10 1e cII@sly Of 10 sslrssesS-s has
1e faEs s'sk ak-!bte {. Ior~tNsu.-wllt moe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-06

The KniekerbOeker fer December gives new chap
ter Of my Campaign "Reminiscences" describing
the exploits Of American arms in Mexico, the second
part Of Fleance Kruger" by Aiss Chesebro', " Ia,
Last Trip" by Steamboat Clerk, and several shorter
articles, both in prose and vere The Editors
Table" as usual, presents succession Of humorous
surprises. Samuel Hueston)
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-22
FOR THE SPRINGS.
VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
H ! K Hy1 = { 8 so nTR

~ z - DH HsE1aI so aTa
SIDE AND VIRGINIA AND YENNESSEE Rail-
ROADS-SUMMER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
most comfortable and most expeditions route 70 the
VIRGINIA SPRINGS Through BY Daylight, and
Haeeaee Checked through, except on stages.
Vistors to the Virginia Syringe BY this route sa5e
the Southsde Railroad at or tne ncn
mond and Dsnvills cars at Richmond, ats A. daily
(Sundsys excepted,j breskfast at the junction. ana
ample time given to eat; erIiye at
burg at IL M to dibuersnd thence. via Va and xenn
Railroad reach Bonsack's Depot at54 y. the same
day, and there take KENT, BUMMERsON CO.'S
FINE LINE or STAGES dine at the Red Sweet.
or Sweet Springs, and arrive at the White Sulphur
Springs M mfes) early on the evening OF the 80
cond day from Riehmond and Petersburg, without
night travel and with but GA miles Of Staging.
The Virginia and Tennessee Railroad 10 located
mate unsurpassed for ito salubIity and delightful
temperature The road passes the base Of the Peaks
Of Otter, and within three miles Of the Allegheny
Springs one mile of the Devils Den or Montgomery
White sulphur Springs, and within four miles OF the
Yellow Sulphur springs all pls assntiy ntuateea few
miles apart, on the Eastern sepe Of the AIleshany
mountain, in Montgomery county The waters OF
these Springs celebrated for their great medci:
nal qualities, the accommodations are excellent, and
have been greatly increased since last season. :.
Visitors to the Red Sulphur Spriugs take Kent
Summerson Co.'S Stages at Newbern Depot on the
evening Of the day that they leave Richmond or
Petersburg and arrive at the Springs on the follow.
ing day to dinner and Salt Sulphur Springs early In
tho evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-22
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN Elk

II 1hA114 ~ MAMMAL AIN II a
~ TRACTOR will subdue pain and inflammation
from the severest burns or scalds, in from one to
twenty minutes. and will heal the wounds without
scar; il efectually cures Fever Sores, Piles, Salt
Rheum, Infammatory Rheumatism, Cuts Wounds,
Bruises, Scaid Head Corns and Bunions Erysipelss,
sects swelled and Broken Breast, Sore nipples,
Eruptions, and all other nfsmmatory and cutsneous
diseases, where the parts affected can be reached
This article is now put up in blue wrappers. with
new steel plata label, and signed by Fl Daley, Ms.
ker. and G. r. Cgiekner 4 Co Propretors, to guard
against the numerous counterfeits in nearly eNery
store.
BENNETT l. BEERS, Druggists, are the only
authorized agents for the sale of the genuine new
STYLE and they furnish the trade at propretors pr.
ees. Retail price only Csc. a box. NH 26-d&w 6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-22

pHEUMAT1SM.-
Ia This 10 a painful DISEASE, affecting the Joints
with swelling and Stiffness also affecting the muscu
lar tsndinuns and fbrous textures of the BODY 1t
RHEUMATIC LINIMENT
| LUMBAGO
rms disease is known by q pain In the loins
| or rheumatic affection of the muscles of which
many Parsons have been cured by POLLARD'S
RHEUMATIC LINIMENT
PARALYSIS.
A diminution or loss of power or motion in The
oody 1t very often attacks on " one sid- and has
been cured by POLLARD'S RHEUMATIC LINZ
MENT. AAAsA
For sale by PURCELL, LADD CO.. Bennett b
seers, Adie Gray. Duvsl Norton. W. r Ladd
l.. D. Thomas, and Druggists generally throughout
suo City. is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-22

Hrrr ros GARpNKas &c.--A distioeuished
..rsn.r 10 Georgia has field 10 which there arc
: oa1 waterreions now ready for market. In each
Mi of the melon vines there 10 also tomato plant.
-n,ch does not interfere with the growth OF the
melon. while It protects II from the bugs that are
won, 10 prey upon Il. This 10 fact worth remems
berna and pracscing upon BY the cultvator: OF the
watermelon, and Il IL probable the plan would an
swer quite % well for muskmelons. &c.
Rev. Mr.. Starr, the clergyman ordered out ot
Kansas for bic i-savery operations, announce
cd 70 address the citizens OF Boetou:
Stephen Jarvis, of the firm Of Jarvis & Wood
man. IA New Orleans, and prominent member
of that community, died suddenly last Thursday. 7
The Marshall Texss) Miridian has an account Of
a man who died there from the effect Of tick
bite
Mira Eiz abeth Manly, mother Of Governor Man
IL and Hon. n. Z. Manly Of N. c., and Rev. B.
Manly of Ala, died CD the 18th inst.
The time of holding the Convention In Georgis,
for the new Southern party 10 Georgia, 10 row az
ed for the 25.h ult
There are 325 students In the University o
North Carolina. Six of them are from Virginia.
company of 60 U. 8. Dragons left Mobile
Thursday. for Jefferson Barracks. Mo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-22
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
DO MMEN 2iIEIE<A1S C0I1INI -
~ 8
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL ROAD

t5 IS
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL ROAD
ALUM 9sEs sGy2S ONE pAY nHS
SULPHUR IN ONE AND A HALF.
THIS is the best route to all the Vir-
Il ginia Springs because there will be less staging
and better s,ase roads than on any other: larger
supply of stages Is expected than ever before.
s G5jeets Of great attraction on the Inns.
In the County OF Hanover. the road passes by the
birth plecs Of CLAY. aud the old Court House, where
HENRY fred up the spirit of the Revolutions; BY
top of the Blue Ridge. at Rockfsh Gap. whore
WAsHINGToN said, with q few brave men be could
repel the whole British army; neal" WEIR's, cele-
brated cave; the "Biowing Cave and the Natural
Bridge.
The cars are now running 10 miles west of Staun-
ton, and force IL engaged laying half mile of track
q das. Early In August they will be THIRTY--Two
MILES, and ONLY NINE NILES FROM RoDKBRIDGE
ALUM ~
A large portion of the Road being balla sted, 70.
cures to q great extent. EXEMPTION FROM DUST.
Fare in connection With stage line Of Wn p. Farish
.- 5-& Co.
From PErRBsBuRG OR RIcHMosD. =
70 Sweet Springs. $1,000 To Warm Springs. 80
TO White sulphur. IL 90 To Bath ALUMNI. g. g
To Heating. 8 90 To Rockbridge Alum I IS
To Hot..............8.75 To Lexington ZOO
Leave Richmond II A. M, dine ct Staunton, 8
dine at Callahans old stand, reach White Sulphur
early in the evening.
Southern passeree will find it more convenient
to get to Richmond overnight, but have ample time
to connect in the morning train. r. 49,
RETuRNING-the best arrangements will be made
for comfort and despatch. to connection with
the care; arrive in Richmond at O'Clock, with am.
PIE time Tor southern cars
Superintendent of Transportation. Va C. r. & Co.
VIM. p. PARISH & CO,
Stage Proprietors.
Office Va. Central Railroad Col 4s5a
Richmond, May %, 1855. @ je IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-22
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS

NOAASc HI lAA FA 1EhS.-"B0 1T
ordained by the Council OF the CITY of Rich
mond that the Collector of the City Taxes shall ar
nualy give notice in at least four Of the daily
papers OF the city for fifteen days prior to the &
leenth cay OF June, that he will attend at his Office
oauy between the hours Of O'Clock A. M and
9ciocs, M, from the fifteenth to the thirtietb nj
June Inclusive for the purpose receiving from
person charged with city taxes, the whole or on.
Dali o' tne amounts OF tax charged, deducripg from
tue wnoie amount or onehalf the case y'be ten
per centum thereon. ''''e' eA
The Collector shall in like manner give notice for
hlteen days prior to the fifteenth of December that
ne Will attend at his Office daily, bet ween the aboy
mentioned hours, from the fifteenth to the thirtx
nrst OF december inclusive for the purposs Of -
Se,ving rom any person who h as already paid cns
na. onIy OF the city taxes charged to him the re-
hnius naif, deducting from such half ten on cen
IA pursuance OF the above amended ordinance.
January 1lth. 1855 will attend at the cfEc.
r. sne CITY water works. on 9th street in rear or
nalayeste ha from the fifteenth to the tirtie,h Of
above directed. eoins taxes a.
JULIUS A. HoBsON, C. C. Ricbmord
N. BIT will be understood from the ,hors 81;
uaoce tnat those who do avail themssIvss ~ a.
OPPORTUNITY OF paying the first half between tn. 1ss
quo eotn OF June, are entitled to no dsduction M
are equired to pay the whsle amount of thar hIi
- eoon In the month Of July the collector car Ill
on tnem Persons desiring 10 formation or NJ go
tanning the amount of their taxes viii aail a. ~
once, previous to the 18th Of this mon,h. o Tue
p;.h- }. A. H.. C. CIR
--.su. .oao. Seno Isl, 1900 j. 2f-itieSO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-22
PUSHTON's COD LIVER On.-The

DUSHTON'S COD LIVER OIL.-The
~ late firm Of RUSHrON, CLARK CO. being
dissolved by its own limitation, am sole pro.
prietor of the genuine Cod Liver Oil which is %
generally prescribed by physicians this season for
Consumption, Coughs, Colds, &C., 30.
CAUTION.-In purchasing or ordering. be cars.
full to ask for Rushton's, and that my name Ia on
the label, and my signature the cork Of each
BOTTLE there several spurious articles In the
market claiming to be Rushton'e.
FREDERICK v. RUSHTON,
Bon Of the late VIM. L. Rushton, N. York.
The above Oil for sale by DUVAL & NORTON,
corner of Main and 10th streets, Bank Square, Rich
mond. apb-Sm+
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-22
,@S1 NEW AND SPLENDID
OPP N3ITIn N.@IINE on

@eSR NEW AND SPLENDID
& OPPO SITION LINE OF
STAGES Through fiem Richmond. Petersburg,
Baltimore, Washington and Alexandna, to White
sulphur and Sweet Springs, in II days. and Salt Sui
phur in days
On and after the LIST day of July next we win run
. daily line of four horse coaehes from the ternnus
OF the Virginia Central Railroad. to the Rockbrdge
Alum sprinss, and to the White Sulphur Springs
via Bath Alum, Warm and Hot springs, with branch
to the Aii-Healing Sprinsa)
Passengers leaving Richmond in thu morning train
of cars, will reach Rockbridge Alum and Bath Alum
or Warm Springs same day; leave next morning at
day light. and arrive at the Sweet and White Sui
phur Springs early in the evening.
Having all new, first class coaches, fresh teams,
selected with great and accommodating drivers
feel assured we extend to the travelling pub
lilo such facilities for and comfort have never
before been offered or secured on this line
Through tickets from Richmond and Alexandra
to any of the above named SPRING. can be obtained
of any Of our agents. who will always be found the
Railroad depots of those places
Extra coaches will be furnished at all times when
desired. HARTMAN 4 BROWN,
my % Proprietors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-22
ESTINY DEMONSTRATED BY
II Y THE PLANETS OR ASTRQIQGY


sor LEO. SOUND may be consulted matters Of i'm.
portance in the wonderful work of Asroiogp fore
telling all particular events of human le botn
present and future, such as marriage, description
of husband wife, intended, children also; ldches
business, situations estate, honor, disgrans ard
ruin; of sickness the nature and cause; also length
Of life, aud manner of death; of friends true or
fase journeys law suits; absent dead alice;
of theft things lost; substance lent or demand
ed; wife or husband living from each other, if
return.
TERMS: so cents each for Ladies' and Gentlemen
Madame Helm may be consulted at the same place,
She foretells by the cards-25 cents for ladies' SO
cents for gentlemen.
Apply in Adams Valley. doors from corner of
18th, on Poplar street-Ofjce of Anthology over the
door-bscS of LancaeteriAn Schoel over the creek.
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