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~ Law wiz atsni etof "a 81 lalasSS an s1a
Avoyeles. thai may b entrusted v @aN'E E' ~ - @sF
SAS, La. :. NJ, $50 A..lr.,,, r,s,ah.r.Cy n nj
az - rhas Miller commission astch4Gt Cha s SRgtete4
a,.rrug ii lsS NGanF Adams Co., cisasUi Gee ~ essssf
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:" ANTED-A VESSEL of the capacity of
wv 800 bales coson, % load tsr Nsr.lsrn appy
dtatciy TO q. G. BOGERT a co, So Camp street,
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THE SMELsER AFFAR.-The examination in
this yesterday before Recorder Bright
The courtroom crowded with anxious spectators and
the prisoners Adam Scott Mrs Smelser and the slave Kit
tywere put their examination together being defend
ed by Messrs. Rande Hunt NJ A. Foute and Brown;
selus and District Attorney Tappan Some six
witnesses we're examined but they testified to nothing
than has already been published there is
part Of the day, the continued to Friday The
prisoners all looked well Scott and Mrs. Smeser
enDg to the proceedings with stranng eye and ear and
anxious countensnee.
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N oUIslANA SAVINGS COMPANY, corn

II OUISIANA SAVINGS COMPANY, corner
Camp Lafayette strssTh lnatitutlon been
passed by
sas will be opened for a Transaction Of hanesE THURS
DAY, shs 3D. instant. ~ 49,. =. u.
bssia upon simply that Saving IL
sution For aodng ali opportunity Of
their savings Ia provided the Charter thaths ea
Dime will be received on deposit-
For Money deposited interest the rsiss have bssn
tabished:
Deposissfo
ofthree per cent. PR A1uuu. 80
Deposits than months and months inter
eat at the rate offour psr cent por snnum.
pspoaissfo months At shs rate
81 7
DO allowed
....TRUSTEE6..--
VIM Il. Garland, W. B. Bobbs, Dennis Crouan
Pat Irwin Jaa. ID, Forgay, yno. b. Camden,
SEQ. 9. Il wrason, Jno. Coleman, Jss; NJ Rsua.
&. L. Ro ertsoa, Wan. n. GARLAND President
ow0 August l, 1854. RuS IL
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SKIPPING 1NrEILrsEHcE.

WEDNESDAY, MoRNIaa, August 8, 1855.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Brig r hibons, symu1s, PHILADELPHIA W Hynssa Geo
scr Soathron, Snow for Pensacola, Poosy, hehei ACC
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WTHITING--Ch Chalk, Putty, Soap Stone etc.,
auq A. pELAGRAvE CO.. 70 AIaga.ine slIes
ESLOUR--70O bbls fresh ground superhne'
landing Nicholas, for sale BY .,,na ~
anl s. Fl. KENNEDY n Co., 20 icnoap..olle- se.eee-
TNSALLOW--1 Dbl, for sale by
inas A pELAGRAvE CO., u Magazine st.
NXCHANGE ON BOSTON at gu days sight,
M 0f sale os A. COCHRAN HALL, IS srsvisr street
fsyONG UES--100 dozen Sugar Cured Beef
Ton guss in and dozen packages. for sale by
- JOSEPH LANDS CO, TcheupiteusA street,
M HIsKY-500 bbls and half bbls Raw and
Nv Rsctifed, ssls by -
~ JOSEPH sBIs CO 80 Tshoupi.oalss street.
- TARGH--l090 boxes Frazer's Pearl, for sale
Shs JOSEPH LANDS co., " reAoupliouiAs a. aaS
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ESNGLlSH AND CLASSICAL FANiIL,
NJ BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS, Howard Avenns Ne

ESNGLlSH AND CLASSICAL FAMILY
M, BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS, Howard Avenue, New
afen Conn.
ubsser and cOmmodious buildings
pupils erected
locality Of the inIuion adapted
ygor
Inc city, position prox nifty
town. couu.ry
out the exclusive diasdvsnagsso of either.
of listed
prepared Mercantile and other active pursuits Modern Ian
Drawing taught
Slat taught schools
duced and all pupils
a lunaass this science anu ART
year divided sessions of twenty-five weeks
sesion Monday
September Spring aud Summer the frat Tuesday
March.
admitted and guardians
meucement Of each Yale College. s@s@.5
charges Tuition, Board Washing during the sessions
10 remain with the family
during the vacs the price Ia $500.
Principal takes being able refer to Gerard
Haiock Esq., New York Journal oil Commerce.
mysl SIN LEWIS NJ. MILLS Principal.
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WANTED.

NM AHTED-GTrY CASH WARRANTS wanted,
w by y-P.WEnTNET co. Camp ssrass. d91
W ANTED--A TEACHER of the French Ian
capable giving destruction Ia Vocal ADD fnsiru-
mental hfasie prsersd liberal ssay viii
nl2 L. y. PARKER, Afsxandria, In.
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xh7OODVARDsS GARNET FUR <-sss.ss5k5
w NITuRE wARERooMs, No. lTs Masazns -
streetFuniinre of variety for
aae and made order good and substantial manneS
Boarding supplied with Furniture ank Seeding at the
B. Having taken iek-house Julia street, near
Magazne prepared quantity Of goods Tor families
Furniture Carts to hire moving attended .owith
jysiy w. WOODWARD.
fNIEW DRUG STORE. = No. 81 Poydras
lN street, near Magazine. .,,,,, rr,r
FAs HsK On T aHa s3S ffpRE s. sss DRUGS
Ply aicians' prescriptions carefully repaired , ,,,
hand supply Of GATHERWooDs CELEBRATED
'i is1 sasm pNNtDA' OIL. COOK, Proprietor.
In Dr. Bnowsns's the above No 81 poydras 81
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
HsTTTUTIoN-ORcs No. 81 Camp streetncorporaied IN
deTA Legislature, on 18th March, 1855.
posts every morning Sundays exeptsd) O'Clock, and
Saurda y sv Jennings from tos O'CLOCK.
The Of the lands strictly nco
Public Deb Of the United States the State OF LOU
unmpoved Real Estate
within the limits the Orleans not exceeding so per eeh
Lns upon pledge Incorporated Bsnks New
Orleans exceeding 50 cent Of tho market value
be dlatributed semi annually among Depoaitors.
indirectly borrow Of the tunds or re-
i ceive any pay emolument Whatever
deposits having interest rate be aged
WILDE deposited for
| .TRUsTEEs. ,,.v...,
VIZ W n M srassf Geo; urqa6sr., 3: p. sumner.
as Duncan, g. Hsi% Vs., qsosgs ' Sss
rhos. A Adams Z. A. Brs ". MERCER, pTssashs
Il MM T. E k5sEI lvies Presidents
| N D. D. WITHERs, Treasurer,
NB-cops Act of Incorporation and bylaws can b OBJ
sAined at the Office. sssiy
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The DEFAULTING CATTLE TRADER-- is now
certain that Jean Lecasn the catedroYer who left
the steamship Crescent City Sunday took with him
fully five Thousand dollars of the money his employers
principally planters and stock raisers in the parish Of st.
Landry by whom he had been employed years. and in
whom they always reposed the highest confidence 1t
York having paid full fare to that port having
obtained passport for Havana Capt Moynan has tee
graphed to Mr. Matseil, Chief of the New York police
and II very probable that Lecsssn will be captured if he
lands there
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C0PPER.FACED TYPE.
yNyHE NEWTON COPPER TYPE COMPANY.


E in giving notice Of their n
street. (enrnce No. Ia srsst) SAX the
particular Of Prn,ra this Improvement they have
recently made in neir work.
place. greatly increased facilities for Cop
peT.Facng Type, Stereotype Plaieh, Cuts, etc.
table
Of the principal Is Founders United Statss
inspection Printers believed that this will prove
Printers whether resdents
glance, the
direety with the
the sockhoiderB this company fssid.s
operates Of Dr. Newton there which will
liar acss Of getting type from there, should any s patrons
desire It and 50 order. -t
Of Printers in this city aud elsewhere the
years. the OF Copper Type, 70 leave quite
word hsre about the value of
facs Of printing By aAg, from
to three durable they cleaner proouce sharper
less and facilitate rendering
letters ALPHABET more easily dstinguishabe.
Osng the difficulties have having work properly
doue away from thus place, have, ( the all
Agencies is the only United States where type
now be toppsr-FAced. -. - II
Tti Company DR. Newon Patent all persons
toned infringe had Paent either Type
BY using CoppeF by othsra Than this ompany.
SCALE OF PRICES. 8
Small Plea cents per lb Mnon cents
Nonparen ....A
Long prmer..s Agate. ....lS
BuTgsos ,-........s Pearl .......-.....25
TEKssApprovsa notes at months, cent discount for
cash. $780, g. A. s.CASh, Secretary
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TASH STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
HOUsE-JA MES scCREERY CO., Importers Jobbsrs,
No. Warren street, York. have store and receiving
daily and otherwise, full of SILKS,
SHAWLS, DRESS AND LACE GOODS, EMBRuIpERIEs RIB
B0NS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, etc.
The facilities they enable them oGer unusual
nrnt tor lands hor ahnysys fr9 ii
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AVIS D'ELE0TION.
LSN vertu dun Writ d Election, date du 8 de

j juet moi addres par son EJeelsnos r q Hseef Goay
duan sont e notifies qn'nna election
Np 10 Aoat proclaim Juge de IL Deaxieme coar de District
de Souvslle Orleans ft de rempr
resign de l'Honoable j. N Lea.
10 susd dePns neuf hures
hqla six heurts de apres midi desgne
lie cou commun de Ia vile de Ia Nouvslle Orleans
Police portion de La Paroisse d0ans
I'D rivad u neuye Mississippi.
Election condnte
souFegns commencement a Ia loi.
She de Ia Parosse dOrlean is de Juliet
Vaudeville MARiGNY,
= 10 PsInisaa rIeana-
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GAS Observation-Disclosures LoEFFLER,
w No. street, respectfully their
the pub generally constantly receiving
large the patterns Of Gas Chandeliers Fixtures
Of all descriptions,
every facility for manufacturing they enabled to do
their line At Northern Prices
Particular attention ftsiagup Gas Fixtures in private
dwellings. s=sH
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.
Ii PURSUANT to a Writ of Election bearing

q 9th dsy Of July, 1855, directed his
huy p O. Hhor Governor OF The State Of Louisiana, the qualified
Of the Parish of Oan hereby notified that teeou
be held MONDAY the 18Th oil August 1855, for Judge Of
of Orleans ill vacancy
son.d by The resignation Of tho Honorable j. N. Lea.
M los will day mentioned from the
the until o'clock
tbs
Clerks appointed
t4 Orleans and BY the Police Jury for that part Of tho
u oeans the right bank OF the Mssi2p river
The election be eopdueed and duplicate returns made the
ersighed returning officer, according to
Sherd'a Ohiee, orlsats this July, 1876.
iyl6td VAUDEVILLE AARIGNY, Sheriff.
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YENHE undersigned have this day formed
Coparnershp the TRANSACTION General Assney and
Commission Business the A. D. KELLY They
will attend to The liquidation settlement the
Kelly a FRAZIER. A. D. KELLY.
f5- GA. D. kkMPER
New Orleans June 80, 1855. jssim
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H. L q II I d A YELLOW PINE LUMDEfA
YARDS The undes gned have in addition 20 pelr GA shd
we'll known established LUMBER yards Jaia stree seM
Paul. Pine Streets recently eao;nen
yard Basin tho Canal on the Carondelsi
Walk ysTe Robertson streets and on honeon and
ST. Peter s,ree where they constantly hand general
Of building materials, such as
and inch, narrow and was dreshsa onguea anu goeved
Pine Ceiling.
M and III INCH naowaud wide desaed and gfooved
IL and III inch. and wlde dressed squars joint Yellow
Flooring.
Dressed Shelving and dressed Weather Boarding. scan,ng and
Jos all heavy timber Decking and Inch Piaukz snd
ZACH Pine Boards and Roush Weather Boarding ata shelfs
ready made Doors Sash, Blinds Moulding
on hand and made 10 order.
taken Lumber their Mills Black
Bay West FLORIDA, the Philadelphia
Baltimore New York Boston, Key West Layaea
Christi, and other ports along the Atlantic and Gulf ts
ordered They also prepared to supply orders for the Eugh
and other European markets.
Their kept neatly piled up and from
the large supply constantly hand may r getting
article well
Po0LEY, NiCoL CO.
Corner Cedar and Julia streets, New BASIN,
jy2 Corner Robertson Csrondeet Walk Old basin'
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kSpRaTTS HERMEplGAL SELF. SEALING
NJ CAN.-This Is article for PRESERVING FRUITS,
VEGETABLES easily closed rearing soldering
They DO use without Egery panr farmer
ousekeeaer Ehould supply himself with THU useful article
always be sh aud fresh Vege
the Of this seSoang Cn sale quantity,
by EDISON HART, Camp strsnt
public requested to cali aad sIamine ihemselue
EX5- Piice, 50 as to "a so per dozen. ie26 Spsm&W
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ANOTHER DEFAULTER. - Jean Lecassin was
not the only who swarwouted board the steamer
Crescent City Sunday morning Among the passengers
young of hitherto sterling reputation, book
keeper in a we'll house Canal street. his
employers minus several thousand dollars. In view Of
the fact that most aiable and respectable family and
large circle OF friends have been left In grief and
astonishment by the act, suppress his name. His
friends, we iearn are making up between them the
smount Of the money stoen TO indemnify his employer
and stay inquisiton.
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FOR THE SPRINGS
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE KALI
ROAD


OPEN 70 NEWS FEKh -, =, . MID
rUyHE regular Passenger Train VIII run
j d.ily fsundsys sxceptsd) between AlOn
GOND and NEWS FEkki. ~ t..,.s,o,
On ,ninrtss a. the Junction for Brsakfas1 snd sve
4 MEMS FERRY at u 2, 4, NJ ,,apM
Ths Train will ctop e,- passengers g the sonowns
points only. Coa,. palm. -
msna. g~nnin.S Ordinary, Haytokah. Prices,
nsbsrrin ksysviIis. brakes Branch, Mo:sins Ford.
Resnoks, Clover, scottsburs Bosfop' ana views on
'children over and under IL yesrs Of age, half
price. ...1,.. ,,r., n. fu,ni.h
,sI go 1900 40 that one can be retained in
the Office; and it must be expressly stated ON the pass
n tbey are permitted to go on the cars
Passeneers for Lynchburg, w ytheviie, Jonesbo.
~, Knoxvile and the Virginia Springs, connect
nth Soath-side Railroad at Hsytokah.
Through to White Suipher Springs in TWO DAYS
without night travel
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MI ECHUM'S RIVER HOTEL.-The
A'A subscriber, having recently purchased this
property, has entirely the House. ard is
now pre- pared to receive company. This delightful
SUNNI retreat ia in the county of Albemare about
ten miles above Charlottesville, imme distey the
Central Railroad and situated in region of country
unsurpassed for both health and beauty of scenery
being in full view of the Blue Ridge mountains
within 80 minutes ride of the great now con.
STRUGGLING through the mountain, and equally conve-
nient to the University of Virginia and Montice o
VIM. T. JARMAN, p. M,
je 21-dts Mechurn,s River
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NOTICE.-Tbe attention sc j

NOTICE.-The attention of TIA :
IN 10 called to the annexed eertifcs,. o,e tJS
PREMIUM BlTTERs, which ia ons 20 a ne
popular Family Medicines anowp in N, ~
which can be mad Of measrs PURCELL -
CO., and Drug gists everywhere. u
COTTAGE, msy It'll n
Near Curdsville, Bucking CHAM Ca y
MR ELIJAH BAKER: 7H
Dear sir-My wife having been for r,..
afflicted with Liver Complaint and Nerves.
hearing of your Premium Bitters," ,hs ~
to give them a trial. After trying a hsH =.
ties, shs found her health much imorov.s
digestive organs greatly strengthened; a. =
she finds 1t is indispensable in her css. ~
to usei to her Improvement. Il is An, -. a.
medicine with many of my neighbo,s, n. ~
coming almost in general uss as a toni: !, =
ton. With my best wishes,
L am yours, truly
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nTssOLJTTTON OF CO-PARTNEk-

u sHIP-Ths co-pertnenhip hsieto ,ss 81 y
,sassSsngr = BROTHERS, was Dissolved on the
sath Of June bavins disposed Of their bushes" TO
mfsOr 70 .hs late frnn are requested to
IL thet- ACCOUNTS st bBee. and the deoi,s oi toe
concern wi.tse paid by JOHN WRt GH 1;, Js
JNO w RIGHT. JR,
JAS. B. WRIGHT
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I MELIA SPRINGS -Two and half

n mi es from the Richmond and DsnviIls Railroad
at Wyanoke Station, will be open LIST July for the
accommodation of visitors Every exertion will be
made to please our boarders who will be so good AZ
TO favor as with their patronage. Our BAR will be
wei supplied and close on Sabbath and every night
at 10 O'Clock Our BATHING establishment is ms
erected new at the Springs, where hot cold Baths
be had.
Terms Of Board per day Sl.5O; per week 81; per
month S25; all children over years CID aud under
u years. and servants half price. There will be az
Omnibus in attendance st the Depot to meet the
my 12-2m THOS. C. WILSON & SoRS.
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nIasor un oNe. &c.
q CnpARTNER.

nISNOLUTIO.S OF CO-PAkENEh-
sHIP-rhe co-I,srtnsrs hp hsrssofors sf fnaN
between the urdersis ned IN 81 .ns = ~ ath Il
Inne' LANES CORD ON havi % dispessd q PIE n
ssress in the business 20 JOB =. 0oADoN' Sns
ssiii iiauid.fe the debts OF the orcern. -
wa.s. ira hted TO the late a. N are n qaesNo1 :"
..,.ls d cir sccounts with t de delay . al,
IA MES GORDON.
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,rt ,,a1il plofA IL II
.-s,- az . M NYNf3 ...........JULf 10. 1886
-----.--.-.-r1.sce Of .he Dispstcb.
D4a;eaio..-Doata Of Fireman Mortality, &c
BAk7IaoIK, July 9Th.

y.,;~,,;o.,- Usath Of q Fireman : Mortality, &c
BALTIMORE, July 9Th.
TIC rir., C.ns.itutional Presbyterian Church
..ss. - Green and German streets, was dedica'
"a ~. morpins Rev. DR.. Boyd, Of Winchester
nresched ia the morning snd evening Rev. II
f,annins. formerly of Richmond, b the pastor =
"a gridSet,s Roman Catholic Church. corner Can
ton and Potomac streets, Canton, wss also dedf
Gated to-day.
John A Magee, one of the brave 6remen injured
By the falling of wall "Wednesday night, sief
yesterday.
There have been 2.57s deaths here from J.nuafJ
TO July 2, Of which 455 were of consumption,
Rev. n G. Burr 70 to be installed on THURSDAY
in the pastorship of the Presbyterian church form
eriy flied by DR.. Piummer-
The loss bv FIRE here for the pest six months ma
been 1927 .7e5, of which sos $50 was covered ol
Insurance.
Kunkles troupe 10 performing here They hav
With Them the beautiful dapseuse Ellen warren.
Capt John Elder, soldier OF 1872. died on RI
day.
for political reasons.
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! SUMMER RETREATS.
M oNTGoME.a.Y!. l WHITE l SULPHUR OF

"ONTGOMEH1 WHITE SULRHUk
slyE SPRINGS. MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.
Thi, nsw and besntiful watering p'aee viii be open
Tor the recs ptiou OF visitors tbs 10th Of July 1t
i dsIirhtfuy situated the western slope OF tho
Ale shanies In MONTGOMERY county, about one and
half miles from the Virginia and Tennesce Railroad.
from which branch road takes You to the Springs,
40 that visitors entirsly avoid stage travelling.
Passe q gers leaving Richmond ~ the Danyuie on
Petersburg by the 6outhsids Railroad, STRIVE In
l.; chburg In time to dine. where they can stop all
uifht or continue on the Virginia and Tennessee
Road passipg the Pesks Of Otter, crossing the Blue
Ridge following tho beautiful vsllsy ofthe Rosnoke,
climbing the Alleg hanies to the Big Tunnel where
they take the branch the Springs arriving there
by O'Clock in the afternoon These Springs are
three miles from the yellow and four from the Ale
sbsny Springs.
The waters of these Springs are very similar to
the water of the Greenbrier White Sulphur, more
pleasant to the taste and equally effective in their
use. They have made sone most remsrksble cures
Of diseases of long ndnE and believed In the
n. ishborhood 70 be infalble remedy for dyspep-
sia and almost every disease that has assumed a
chronic state. There also two fine chsly beate
springs, one of them very strong.
No expense has been spared In fitting mp this pro-
perty, and every exertion will be made to rendsr q
visit pleasant and sgresabIe. The services of Mr.
THOMPSON TYLER, VINO Is we'll known in almost all
the Atisntic cities Asve been procur ed who will be
assisted by corps of gentemanly aid obIiging az
sstsnts fine Band of Music is also engaged.
kT Communications may be addressed to
ROBT. III. MOSBY,
Pres't Montg'y White Sulphur Spring. Co..
lie 2S-ts ehawesvfife, Va.
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Z. n.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
~ III CT -

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL ROAD
OPEN BEYOND STANTON.
ALUM SPRINGS IN ONE DAY, AND WHITE
SULPHUR IN ONE AND BALE.
THIS is the best route to all the Viz
l. eina Springs, because there will be less staging
supply of stages is expected than ever before.
Objects of great attraction on the line.
In the County of Hanover, the road passes by TIE
birth place of CLAY and the old Court House, where
HENRY fired up the spirit of the Revolution; by
Monticello, the residence of JEFFERSON; over the
top of the Blue Ridge, at Rockfsh Gap, where
WAsHINGToN said, with few brave men he co1ld
repel the whole British army; near WEIRs" ceie-
brated cave; the "Blowing Cave" and the Natural
The cars are now running 10 miles west Of staun.
ton and force is engaged laying half mile of track
day. Early In August they will be THIRTY--Two
A large portion of the Road being ballsstsd, Sc
cures to a great extent. EXEMPTION FROM DUET
Fare in connection Nth stage lins Of Nm. p Faria
L. Co
FROM PETERSBURG OR RICHMOND.
70 Sweet Springs. $1,000 To Warm Springs. ss5o
To White Sulphur. IL 90 To Bath Alum. rs
To Healing. 90 To kockbridge Alum7 Is
Leave Richmond II A. NJ. dine at Staunton. 8
M, TO Rockbrdge or Bath Alum LIST day, I'd day
dine at Csllahsn's old stand, reach White Sulphur
early in the evening.
Southern passengers will find it more convenient
to get to Richmond overnight, but have ample time
to connect in the morning train
RETURNIsG-the best arrangements will be made
for comfort and despatch. to connection with
p'' ''11' 'O' 0' a. D. wHITCoMB.
Superintendent of TRANSPORTATION. Va c. r. R Co.
VIM. P. PARISH CO,
Stage Propretors.
Office Va. Central Railroad Co,
Richmond, May 49, 1855. je u
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DOTOMAC PAVILION, PINEY

Il POINT, ST MAkY'S co, MD This dssira-
BILE place health and bathing, is open for
the option of visitors with nothing left undone
that will promote the comforts Of its suests.
Many improvements have been made since my
last sesson. Lunch Room hiss been built for the
accommodation of visitors at all seasopabe hours
day night; Stables and Carriage Houses have been
buiit to accommodate those at q distances; Billiard
Tables; Pistol Gallery; Shuttle Board; Ten'pin Al
leys and Baths have all be improved, and free
to risitors only thankful to the public for their
patronage the last two seasons aud hope to see my
old friends and many new faces the coming season.
The Pavilion shall be clesn and we'll kept. Chill
dren with Whooping Cough and Measles will not be
admitted as boarders.
TERMS BOARD.
For single day, 81; for three DAYS less than a
week, 81 so per day. ty the week $40; by the month
81 Is per day. w w DIX, Proprietor.
Letter boxes have been placed On all the steamers
for the accommodation Of visitors. il 23-lm
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1ouN n. l;ORDON v i'll continue th

business lately cosdscted b. job y. GSrdSn SOB.
" -. oId stsad on 18th street, near the ExensnE
.n ia oaeys for sale the usual sssortmen. OF
Metals. Groceries, Leather. ac 70 when ne
he s,teption of his fnends and the nsoe sensnsJ'
tLrlk
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oIdsI: ur1ausoN rickst Aaent

II. z. HUOdoOIN, kICKet Ascnt-
N B.-For the information of the public, It Ia
de.med proper TO state that there is daily line OF
stages from the terminus the road via Danvie to
Greensboro Passengers for Milton and Ysnceyvile
will leave Richmond Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridsys
iA 26 H. e. H.
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A LONE, by Marion Harland, has been
"A published In London and Paris, 10Th edition :
sale by MORRIs Au iof
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