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atlas
Poetry, sescfes -iacosn Review. vnL
Planetary Worlds by D grern, Csnsase chsessa'sry
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The Forsisn ofsce Last for 1854
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selections Just Fassaed an@ TAT sale
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ASoTHER eHIoRoFoKa RoBBKKY.-A Mr. Field, Of New
York city, into BARRIERS shop at Dunkrk 70 get
shaved Thursday evening OF last week he remembers
nothing urher-only that be took seat and when be
came to consciousness found himself robbed Of 81 zoo
Chororm supposed have been used and the barber
has fed
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The question Of sstown clock is again sgit&tedA clock
large enough be indefinite distance and with
bell attached loud enough to be heard part Of the
avenue Such clock, it is said Is in this city and
be purchased on reasonable terms.
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woRIDs FAIn-During the present year no less thar
three European Worlds Fair exhibitions have been an
nounoed To talks placeone Munich in Sardinia and
one in Paris.
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REJoIcIxG-The FIRST arrival from Deep river at VII
ington North Carolina recorded in the papers Of tina
town in spirit Of rejoicing The steamer J. H. HanEhon
appears for the first time in the history Of that region
up Deep river FAR Lockyie three miles above
Haywood in Chatham county where she took board
cargo Of -four cotton and peas aud retained 70 Whining
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Nor wASrED.-Lola Monies is about returning to the
stage in her double capacity of actress and danseuse She
has made engagement with Mrs Sinclair and after
brief tour in California viii TO Athe States"
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NHE HUGUENOT SPRINGS.-Ihe

II VIE dU6UENOA Dk AsASVo.-A NC
il subscriber respectfully announces to the public
that this we'll known watering place having, sinee
the last season. received EXTENSIVE improvements
and been put into Thorough repair, va: opened Tor
the reception Of visitors on the 10th Inst Every
abort wiii be made TO present even more than the
ordinary inducems nts Of former years. and In this
cotton the subscriber gratffed 70 state that
Mrs. TuRPIN who superin tended tie domestic Or.
ngemerts ct the same place few years SINCE and
vhose efficient attention and lsdylks department.
gave universal satisfaction. has been re-epgsgeds
and with CORPS of sery ants In selecting whom un-
usual care has been bestowed, viii osr her services
to the guests The strictese attention Will be paid
10 the hotel and cabin arrangements. 20 - 70 obv
ate every snnoyanes and promotes In the highest de-
gree the comfort and pleasure OF the visitors. a
band Of sklful Musicians has been engaged, and the
Bali Room, Bowling Alley, Billiard Tables and
other sources Of smussment viii contribute to make
these Springs place Of heslthful and agreeable re-
fhe waters are sulphur and ehaybeate, and third
combining the properties of the oiher two, which II
also used In the bsth house. They oher an Assem-
base of mild TONES and gentle Alternatives, whose
beneficial effect has been signally shown In hume.
instances in which worn and debilitated frames
have been submitted to hsr influence; and their EN-
cency in the case of ladies and children, has been
more eonspicuousy marked.
Tho Huguenot Springs are in rowhatan county,
ON the Railroad about IL miles above Richmond
from which place they are accessible BY the hfeh-
mond AID Danville Railroad which passes within six
miles; line Of Omnibuses sent from the Springs,
conveying visitors over that space.
rARE-91 Is Per day; $40 per week; eSo Per month
Children and under II years Of age, and SER
wants. half price.
S0-n DAVID MOORE.
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s-.-- or srpAsroroL.-The Odessa correspon-
a.. - o.s Of ths Pai.isa journals furnishes the
fallovissglesx Ire sivsd from RUSSIAN msfcnsns

49, ~ srsAsroroL.-The Odessa correspon.
a.. ~ o.e Of IL. Pariisa journals furnishes the
s,,,c-,..aleter lese sivsd from Russian merchant
IN, . rssiisot in sebastopol:-
-. rro,oused silence has made you believe
-. reriecting you. Not at oil; but was obliged
~ srnisrAee end abandon my quarters for . subtle
van sous habitstion or rather cellar whittier vas
drivsn wbesher or no. By the shot add shell Of ihe
enemv Ny house suffered from the shot from the
beeinnins Of the bombardmens OF th . town; the
vindows we're broken and the roof knocked INTO
holes, but We managed to hold on, though 10 cor.
tiuual panic. However about the middle OF June
two shells fell one into the Kitchen snd o, 70 the
around The enemy recommenced mufon.vS.
csunouade on the I7th. q 10 the morning Jsn
wiring In my Office when 90 pou1oer RON .. VA
French battery o pppS ne s:ovs, and fell just It
shs sSir6 Ten minutes afterwards smell OF TWO
bundred weight burss 10 the midst OF the eouu-
Alter that II would have been msdne.s 70 tnink OF
stnopips. In fact, BY the evening, the house WAS
n fuioe from top 70 bottom Shot, shell and rock
s,s vsre crossinr 10 every direction. Very many
Of the houses that survived the bombardmens OF
the last nine months are now Ia ruins. great
number of the Inhabitants we're killed or woun.
ded. while hastily carrying whatever they could
into mines and pits. The cellar 10 which l am 10
dug out of the rock. has no window, and put one
means of egress or ineress Ny furniture consists
OF table, that Is, of cask turned on ne emo;
while smaller one serves me for stool My bed
10 of primitive simplicity q bundle Of hay cover.
ed by arug. The warehouses and shops are 70.
moved into Fort Nicholas. The goods are placed
IN long corridor on the ground floor. which Is
yaul.ed over. The public ofices-those OF the
Governor, the Pom, the Magistracy the Police, the
Customs &C., are oil 10 the same fort One Of the
buildings 10 also appropriated to the dispens1ry
the guar t.Aouse, the headquarters Of General O:-
tea sscken, and Of General Kismer. the commands
ant Of sebestopol and the troops are Chartered In
the upper stories. Ia short, the whole town mas
moved Into Fort Nicholas.
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O'DONNELL,
III HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER, has removed
opposite the Banka whore he would be pleased to
Hydraulic Rams, Lin end Force Pumps, Bath Tubs,
WISH Hand. b asins Water Closets, Copper and Iron
Boilers, To-. fitted up on the most approved princi.
ples and ct the lowest prices.
U- Orders from tbs country promptly executed.
q JOBBING punstuslly attended to.
~ 23--Im fst~
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OPEN TO NEWS FERRY-120 MILES
THE regular Passenger Train will run
Il daily Sundays exoepted) between RICH.
MOND and NEWS FERRY.
Leave RICHMOND at O'Clock, A. NJ, Tears stop
20 minutes at the junction for Breskast) and arrive
at NEWS FERRY at 1872 M.
Returning, arrive at RICHMOND at 718P. NJ
The Train will stop f,- passe gers at the following
points only: Manchester lRobiou's, Coal-feld, To-
mahawk, Powhatan, Mettoax, Chula, Amelia c. H.,
Wysnoke, Jennings Ordinary, Haytokah, Prices
Meherrin KeysvilIe, brakes Branch, Messing Ford,
Roanoke, Clover, scottsburg 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 one can be retained III
the oce and it must be expressly stated on the ps.
stthey are permitted to go ON the cars
Passengers for Lynchburg, Wythevile, Jonesbo.
ro' Knoxville and the Virginia Springs, connest
with South-side Railroad at Haytokah.
Through to White Sulpher Springs In two DAY.
without night travel
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VTR0INIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
~ " =

fWo TRAINS BETWEEN srAUnToN AND
THn sPRlN0s DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
THE OARS ARE now RUNNING ls MILES WEST
OF sTAUsTOE,
and large fierce engae ID In laying the rails rapid.
ly towards the springs. In few days another sec
ton will be open. -,
from staunton after dinner stopping fer
the night at the Bath Alnm and arrive at the White
Sulphur early next evening
and take the cars st next morning every day. ex-
sept Sunday. when the Stages will meet them at the
terminus and travel with strict regard to comfort
RETURNING,
The MAIL LINE will leave the White Sulphur at
8 A. n make Belps the night stand. which /. few
miles from the terminus of the Railroad. and take
6P. connecting with the Alexandra cars at Cor.
dOnsvills. and arrive ss s kIchmSnd At F. M.
VIII leave the White Sulphur after breakfast, stay
all night at Hot or Warm SPRING., next day dine at
RelpS, and connecting with the evening cars reach
Stsunton BY O'Clock P. M.
Fare In convection Nth stage line Of Wm. p Farash
4 Co.
From RICHMOND
e White salphur 90 90 70 Warm Springs. 81 % Is
20 Healing. ..........775 To Rockbrdge ALUMNI 10
TO Hot...............75o To Lexington. so
Trains for the Springs leave Richmond at 6 As A.
those for Gordonsville, by the night line, leave
Southern passengers have ample time to take th er
meals and connect with both trains, and viii! always
Petersburg Roads which will take them FREE OF
CHARGE, II they 60 through direct.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN,
Commencing pith Friday, third day of august
For the accommodation of the way-sraval a pas
senser train will be run 10 connection with freight
leaving Richmond at A. N and arriving at As
P. M. This train will take up and put down passen-
gers at all the usual stopping places except Stors
and they have the right to transfer themselves be-
tween this and the express mail train at any point
where they come in onnectiou. Going up, the mail
overtates the freight al Junction, and coming down
ut Beaver Dam.
The express day mall cannot stop anywhere but at
regular Depots, except Junction and Atlee's.
81. d. WHITCOMB, Superint'dt
Of Transportation, Va C. r. Il
Office Va. Central Railroad Co.
Richmond Aug 4, 1855. aud
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RHODEs' FEW Err AND

R nIIRrr., ,h = y q 4 AND AGHI
ConEDFsI the rrevs ntion and cr,.
and Fevey, Dumb Ague, General on r.; 4gs Is
Ssoeats, and all other forms OF d,ss... O1'fs ~
common origin In Malaria or Missn. ~nies ss,.
Thish NATURAL ANTIDoTE. xbi,h
protect any resident or traveller even !, WI .sIs
OF swAmpy Iocsiitles, from any As1e s1 RS Sx III
Ing s.isIis OF Mi..nss. injury from ''n't,ss,s
1t will instantly check the Arus I,
have sunered for any length Of dine. ny sis'' VI
twenty years 80 that they need nevss I so q.
. .hsa enT oy eon.iauins IN use sceordir,u 70
lite and strength, and continues until ssosn ~.
and radical cure 10 effected. psfna..,,
One or two bottles win answer IA, MN.
some may require more. Directions nina ssS
man, French and Spanish sesompsu, ...s se
rnee-One Ociiar. Liberal discount, ma. wa
1Aas. JAMES A. RHOoS,@ u
EVIDENCE or sA sriHsTTS''s All.
NEW Yoax. Jsa,r ,a
GEyER AND AGuE CURE,n or HANrInoS, IAasal
AIk, and have tested 1t for Arsenic. ..Iokls
nine and strychnine, bat have net fouss u
OF either In It nor have found any sub,t,,!Nst,
somposition that would prove injurou, q y.
stttut1on. JAMES &. Chiffon NJ D C,.sss
EVIDENCE OF MERIT as
"LEwIssURG, Union county ,,
May 2 i'll;
Nh J. A. kaoDEs-Dsar Sir Tia bo, :,
cine you SAINT me was duly received on tbs ,i Nc
April, have sold about one halt of Il; and - ~
people who have used 1t, are ssti.hsS ~.
cured them. 1t has certainly stopped the ~
every one who has used 1t, and ak Of liz az. s
of long standing My sister, who has Isi M. ~
or six years back. and could never ssI il .ou,.s
take it, is now, think, entirely eutsd IL Wv
medY. CT sst,I W.,
CAUTION TO AGUg sURfFRSss
Take ne mora Arsenic, Mercury, Quoiss ,..
fuges. stry chnine, or Anti-P eriodcs of AN nj
The we'll known ineitoisncy Of these H., " ';
sons proves them to be the oa.prins eitas, Al 4.
medical principles. or OF msIcepsry Qsss., ~
only remedy In existence hat Ia both suie and b,r
less, 10 RHODES FEVER AND AGuE CURE,
For salein Richmond by J. 3 WOOD, GRIM
APPERsON. and Druggists generally
Nv IO-daok c12m
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MnDTcIEss

ITO PREVENT ITI
an, sSILIo Gus FEVER. 49, tiFN
AooE-gss Dr. J. 8. RosrtsNgo FEys,
says: . o. hoss Of Ssll.tss
Tsis PREPARATION is made frou,..
81 nondurs. ssrssparilla Root q. purss "a,
V.ne. insIsaieots whish tend 70 sa s9nss..~
tslon Is sny time. or ct sn7 80 s9lats u.
stomsen. Liver and Bowels esr,. heet. a. ~.
sesfenons and bile. thus siyius ..yyns "a ,l'a
vleor. IL particularly useful .sssssh, No..
yer. 70 pus the body sssin In ns,s' aer eli n. "
Often prevent levers. used In f..s health ~
nave never known . case M VI soass5.. y
lousFeve or Fever and Asus 10 s silos Zen,
when using this Sara parills Com. oseer to ~
aud Oil agss should take il frssioo B,gsa
and fnvieorstss the constitution sr.,rA
Gies ana pm ysisai powers. incr.s,s.. ,.Ga'ss u.
gives the SKIN ma ral, hsaltbfgI ne sess,. u
and II any latent disssIe shonls ,sotnss' .ss "
system, II viii very soon be thro.ppes 70
The form OF pin pies or eruption. - nrt,
sppesr. This Sarsapariils. comnia aa' th.n ~
peptic Compound, half and haIf With u, ~
gisssfui taken three times dsy h.,s saa half
believe this mixture will curs sn ss:h
case OF diseased Liver, a. hsys ~ org or
cases, always suesessfully T" tn
Quart bottles u; small bottls. "a
Sold b. Purcell, Ladd L Co., hose Ha
Q A. 6trecker; Paterson & Is.t.Ht Ap;,s
Beers Alex. Duval; Duval L Nerto.'1 ss.I.s
Zachrissons; a. Bodeksr, an W r :, Blair :
ell Druggists 10 Norfolk, Port,ro1ns.eo Reas,,s.
LynchburE, and other towns In Virss.oi rstsutsts
IN 18-Stsw to "s'aa
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CUPERlOR PASTURE-T hsva

SUPERIOR PASTURE.-I have 6,v
~ acres of very superior ASTURE. two ana . hsif
miles from the city, enclosed with good plana fence
well shaded watered, &c. Every precaution will be
In constant attendanee-but win not be respou,i
pie Tor either The whole Pasture IL in sight of
and surrounds the house.
PERSONS wishing Horses psstured by the week or
~ 20, on reasonable terms may do by applying
70 me on my Farm the Railroad prices a 10 MI
Mscnn =, Earnest Council Chamber Hill. or C W.
"-~s''1iao' ae H. r. X. Depot, Richmond
.r,s CHARLES z ALLEN,
~ I'M Prioe,a Hanrieo
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Sole prosrietors. Riehmoad, v
NEWS FROM AMELIA.

AMELIA COUNTY, July l5 1885,
Mes1s Dope 4 Co-Lsst autumn bad q very 10,
horse injured in one Of his legs badly to cana
1t to swell the izs of MAS head, on which ,na
every remedy i could hear or think Of without y
lieving him in the leaat. During the fall the Iysl
Tag continued. when your Mr.. Archer saw it sIdih
commended your Turf Oil. procured sbOttle, Ei
Ia very short time, before had used the .Or,sDs
OF one bottle. the swelling subsdsd and yeGEli
not tell which leg had bsen injured. Heianosma
and doing all kinds of farm work
Very respectfully, ANN W.ARcHa
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PRICES REDUCED.

PRICES REDUCED.
RICHMOND EXCELSIOR WORKS.
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND MAIN SITS
Vie subscriber takes pleasure in announs
4 cling to the public that mis- FLAMING and SAW
MILL Is now In complete order
Saving recently incurred expense ofseveral hun
GREG aosrs IN RENTING and perfectng his Machinery
kinds of Boards and Plank he now enabled to ex.
esnte Superior we-k, at greatly reduced prices.
cal nom those In want respectfully solicited.
de S-ts WILLIAM FORBES.
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ITO BUILDERS.-Proposals will be re-
=, ceiyed at the Office of the City Engineer until
" O'CLOCK NJ, ON Wednesday next, the ed inst for
required for the Hastings Court Room in the
My nan; snd ase for making the Necessary Tables
Desks ana counters for the Council Chamber and the
varieus offices In the above Hall
ne proposals must state the time which will be
REQUIRED 70 complete the above work. and satsfacto-
prompt and faithful compliance with the terms of
.as contract Plans of the work can be seen st the
omSe Oh the UNDERSIGNED, where all further infor-
81 ne "a os ootaineo. w. GILL,
~ 49, City Engineer.
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DUNAWAY IN JAIL.-There was COM
III naitted to the Jail Of the City Of Richmond a.
q runaway, on the 18th day Of June, 1855, negro
man who calls himself SAM, and says he II the Pro-
perty of Sarah a. HENRY, OF 0ooshland county, Va.
Bald negro 10 feet inches high, OF dark complex
ted to Jail dark wooden soat and pants and black
wool hat. The owner of said negro IL requested to
come forward, prove property pay charges a.d take
him away, or he will be dealt with az the iaw di.
reefs. JOS. A. SfAkkE, y D.,
yl7-6w For Martin n. Lpseomb, Serg't.
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CORINTHIAN HALL. M.w sT.r-r

I ,UkiNIHIAN HALL, MAIN STREET,
lnls new and desirsbly situated Hail with smnIs
sssn FOR six hundred persons. HAVING
So1 n.;se up In beautiful and comfortabls manner
messra's rent for such purposes. BY the d.y or
" HILL Y RAWLINGS have bsso annotated
Agents fer the Hall All letter. annar.. sppointeo
should be addressed to them rp''''as 70 "
su9-lzsr n uru
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DAGUERREOTYPEs.-Calla at POW

- Ehs DUKES splendid Daguerrean Gallery
snd secure for yourself beautiful Pictars
nere art triumphant our attention claims
neIe life seems speaking from tupdred frames:
"e"es, merchants, statesmen throng the pictured
E E lace, each form its living type recalls.
estufes complexion, attitude, attire;
n-auty's soft smile and manhood,s glance of fire.
.faiy ref.cted from the Furnished plate.
A Asoaish life with Its own duplicate.
S On NOT thsse portraits by the Sunlight made
SIG Saades ,hough they are will like a shadow fsda-
~ NJ w hen the life of flesh in dust shall lie
"nen Deaths grey finn o'erspread the besmius
These llfe-lke pictures knocking at decay.
WI. SUI De fresh and vivid as to dayi
NJ gallery lS9 Main street. Eagle SQUARE over
oOokstof6.
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VERTAIN CURE FOR }

~ "kICHMoND, Nov. q. 1871 hsse tried H:uJ
all the cough remedies of the day and have 10 d.
tation in ssyiss that believe MRS A; B DAVE
COUGH ELIXIR to DO the mort valuable pFsetr
ton of the kind now In uIe, and az tsmll{ msssn
almost Indispensable. q. WAIKIKI
MRs. DAVIS Couch REMEDY.-We eau Fsn a
the virtues of this medicine from the boob, hsTp
witnessed Its operation IN bsd cough, In VIVA
afforded speedy and decided relief-Rieh R4..
Fer sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, gsnnsu sssh
Alex. DuvaI, Paterson l. Jackson, Chaa hAlT'aA
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS IN PAR.

COUNTRY MERCHANTS in par
~ TICULAR are requested to purchase LEOs
ARDS COUGH SYRUP. Thousand, in Rcbn~,
can speak of its virtues. Try this great Vr,rt
Remedy. Doubt not, but try it. Leave not HI
pond without taking the greatest medicine .yud
fered TO those afflicted with Coughs, Colds COnEss
ton. &c,
! Virginia's sons, oar Unions pride,
Coughs, Colds Consumption can be cured
By Lecnard's Cough Syrup, 1t has besn nia
BY Thousands in this land of yours
Price-25c per bottle; bottles one dollar M
Leonard's Dollar Cordial.
To be had of l.. THOMAS, Brosd street shCsi,
Hill, and of all Druggists and dealers general,
Richmond and State of Virginia Whoe.s.
Messrs. PURCELL, LADD l. Co, 80 Main street M
THOMAS LEONARD, corner OF 9th and Broad ,..l
Richmond, Va. ,ur
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CLOTHING AND GENTLEMEN'S
" FURNISHING WEAR-Fhe subsc,ibar bsv
ing lately arrived in this place. has Just opened bis
large and we'll selected stock of
KEADY-MADE CLOTHING,
AND ALL KINDS OF
GENTLEMEpS FURNTSBTVG cOODs
cash prices. WIN
beins contested with large m snn featuring bust.
ness Ia New York, and having acquired 8 thorongh
knowledge of the Clothing Trsde in Lynchburg,
where he has been in this badness for the last te
gears, ne prepared to offer induce ments seldom
met with. Therefore, come one. GENE all, before
purchasing elsewhere, and judge for yourselves
My motto Is. quick sales and small profits
SAMUEL GUGGENbEIMER,
au Ism
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DrssoLur1oNs. 20.

INISSOLUTTON OF CO-kAnINEn-
DsHlP.-Ths eopsrtnsrship heretofore s sa,.tn y
betwsen the ands!ssnsS, snass, .oivsd On the
soth Of June, having disposed OF sner oe"oe's ~
1INPeON & BA0NALL. r.,
Thoee indebted 70 the late MI, ~ nts. ~ ~
concern wa % pe WM. WRIGHT,
mo WRIGHT, JRs
JAS. B. WRIGHT.
ps.hwond Julv s. 1855.
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A N lNVARIABLE RULE FOR Five

A n lNVARIABLE KULE FOR FIVE
-. i.EAhs.-in order to prevent keeping Summer
stvls. ~ sns second season. will sell for cash, all
NJ roa Da,gsins can now BE- had by an early call at
no Ms,n street, In ell Of the latest and most an
mSr Clothing and Gentlemen. FuIpisbins G ~
ana R.aa Examine my assortment of White. Brown
Pr ~. HinSn marseiiies. China Silk and Alpscs
psttarns ans ana vests in great VARIETY of
J. D. GOODMAN
NR-r;.h,u mu, Opposite Eagle Square
osrpss Bags at cost, to close out the lot. e'sn'
]. D. G.
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FAMILY FLOUR-We have opened
our st for Family Flour to be ground the last
aays In August The universal satisfsction vbjch
oar Flour last year. warrant. ., IN ssvin men
Thoss sssnt years. grinding win be very Sup Her
quss "a ~ sn % obtain their supply of ne are re-
CkENsHAW TIsHER.
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Hnn ENAMELLED CRATES AND
OOO FENDERS FOR SALE AT REDUCED

PRICES -Fbe subscrIber has for sale the Jarrett
stock of CRATES and RENDERS ever before offer.
ed for sale In this city, of his manufact The
Crates embrace all Of the various kinds and patterns
such a. square topped Gothic, Liptic. Circle, DO;
10, to match Orders for Crates, Tspders, 60, from
town and country punetually attended to and care
fully packed. Merchants purchasing to sell again
will be supplied at the lowest Northern prices with
the usual discounts of for cash by Wholesale Apply
at my Bell and Brass Foundry. on Main, between eth
and 9th streets, Richmond. Va.
SAMUEL D. DENOON.
have for sale large supply Of all kinds of Bells
&C., of my own make. au 8-3m 8. D. d.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-23

THERE once did live, not far from nefsi
Il A man Of wondrous fame,
| As / shall shortly make appear,
And POLLARD was his mans.
What did he dol hear you say
SO quickly 10 attain
! What others strive for. night ard dsJ,
And toll for, Oft In vs 2
Then listen, while tell to you,
What many one can tell
And many one will prove 1t true,
How he did make them well:
For every pain flesh could endure,
On suffering mortas sent,
There's surely found perfect cure
POLLARD'S LINIMENT. .Ht
For sale By PURCELL, LADD Gu, bsaI ~
seers, Adis & Gray, Duval l. Merton, VI .;.iro,.sSs
L. =. Thomas, and praseists generally 'nH' III
the sity,