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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-10-03

The American Bandit, Walker.-As this
man and the outlaws and outcasts associated
with him, are rapidly making it the duty of
the Government to pursue them as common
pirates, wherever it may be necessary, for
their due punishment for robberies inflicted
by them on American commerce and Ameri-
can citizens, it will be well for the readers of
the Star to keep themselves duly informed as
to their proceedings from time to time.
The San Juan correspondent Of the New
York Ecsnins Post, who is the newspaper
mouth piece not only of the freebooters under
kinney On the Atlantic coast of Nicaragua,
but OF those on the Pacific coast of the same
State, takes due care to chronicle the doings
Of the latter as we'll as the former, making the
Post radiant with their exploits by each sue
cseding arrival from San Juan del Norte. 1t
should be oomprehended by the reader that
his accounts are written in the interest Of the
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LIVERY ONE ASKS "Where can / get good
IL Havana Cigars?n Fer such a luxury COM
mend US by all means to PETERSON'S Havana
Cigar House, No. ALI Pa. avenue, three doors east
Of street. &C 3-ot%
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TUE undersigned having purchased the entir,
to which he has made large additions as num-
also extensive repairs aud Improvements to.As.2
the building, announces to the public that til,
House will be thrown open for their accommoda
ton on MONDAY NEXT, October Sth
&C 3-it* WIN GUY Proprietor
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FOR TIE SPRINGS.
VIRGINIA. SPRINGS. -
RICHMOND AND

~ D AEyILL.s, SOUTH p
sjuE AND vi R0fNlA AND = a., y. nas
ROaDo-SU MINER ARRAN0E. e ~ - ~ =, -, ~
mast corpfortabs and most espcaiunus Ic1ss - ~
VieGINiA SPRIN05-Throusn oy Dsynsns ana
Vs,sors 10 the Virginia SPRINGS ny tns roats -
- annth. stda Railroad oars ct Petersburg o. .ne
s;shrsnrS nd Dsuyille csrs at nichmond at6 %
S.t.y 1sundavs exoeptsd,j braaksast o. tne :.
"a annie lime given pssseneefs 70 cat aise nc ~
ISnchbura st IL a.. to dinner, ana .Hsncs. We
~ Pam Railroad, reach Bonsscks We pc, q % !,
~ the same dsv, and there tai e My 1. sU y = y.
SON co.'s FINE LINE OF STAoEs, dins o.
~. n ~ aweet or Sweet Sprinss and arrive az the
Whits sulphur Springs IN mest early on the even
~ ~ The second dsy from Richmond sud Peters.
hu1r. without night travel and with but "a miles Of
Tne Virginia and Tennessee Railroad is located
throurh most sronsutic country, possessing eli.
mat. uusurpassed for its saubritJ and delightful
t.muerarure The road sssss the base OF the Peaks
OF Otter and within three miles OF the Allegheny
spring. PIE mile OF the Devils Den or Montgomery
White Sulphur Springs and within four miles of the
Yellow sulpbur springs, all pleasantly situated
few miles apart, the Eastern slope OF the Ale
shany mountain, in Montgomery county The wa
iers OF these Springs celebrated for their great
medicinal Qualities the accommodations are excel
lent aud have been greatly increased since last sea-
Visitors to the Red Sulphur Springs take Kent,
summerson l. Co g tages at Newbera Depot on
rho evening of the day that they leave Richmond OF
Petersburg and arrive at the Springs on tbs follow
ing day to dinner and Salt Sulphur Springs early in
the evening.
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Who lsisly "presented" him snd be cosrss On ne
ground "a q Il IL extra Judicial sad uoe'ous.
fine yoush. about stxtesn years q ass. ssep son
Of Mr.. J Inn Ireland vho formerly keps sne "a -
lagoon Gardens. ia Hoboken, SWAN ont rom sna
ship.ysrd 10 The yscht MARIA. in company WIN
other lads, on Sunday evening, and on rescnins
the side OF the yacht was carried under y the cur
renslsnd drowned.
c.sed 10 fhe str.es yesterday. OF which . we're ta
ksn 10 the third district police court 70 sne 60
end and 10 the Sirst All were hu.d VIC each,
except che, whom Justice Brennan let on Ior !.
fine OF 35 Nearly all were locked up 10 oelaun "
tue pay neut OF their foes a, 81.
sale Of virr inias $50 900. vas m ,de a. w. se'
Ter To ie,issr VI bis epiiou wishin go days. Inc
cssh stock brought 81 "a
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Corraauondanca Of the DisnAtnh.

Ertensire Farms Richmond Manufactures
Progress tn Agr1caiture-Ihe Crops
DC.
NORTHAMPTON Co., N. c., July Is, 1855.
It has been my good fortune since 1 left
your city to be a resident for q short time
on one of the finest wheat and corn planta-
tons in North Carolina, and hope you will
excuse me II give you short account of
tie crops and country around it.
The plantation / am on is the property of
Mr.. H. X. Burgwyn. He has $50 acres in the
fuest wheat l think l ever saw, at an ave
rage of from Is to 90 bushels to the acre;
$50 acres of corn and a quantity of oats and
clover. His negroes are in the finest con-
ditiop, well fed and clothed, with neat and
comfortable houses to live in. There is a
church on the plantation. brought a splen-
ded portable engine built by Messrs. An,
dersoD, Delany Il Co. of your city, here to
thresh the wheat. 1t runs on four wheels,
and we can put 2 threshers to it and tbresh
over 1000 bushels per day. As We finish
one field we can put the trains to it, and, ia.
king it into the next one, have it at work in
q few hours. There are a number of reap
ing machines of O'Hlssey Il McCormicks,
and wheat fans from the mandatory of Mr..
Hiram Smith of your city. 1t is astonishing
to See the rapid progress made in agricu-
esAAO. = NO "hOol Sou 10 CUT coucu, ldu6C,
sewed up In bags, and started on its way to
market in one hour
The adjoining plantation belongs to Mr.. T.
Pollock Burgwyne. Hehas 900 acres in " he at
and 800 in corn. He has two steam engines
for threshing and saving purposes. Both
plantations are on the banks of the Roanoke
river, and the steamboat Virginia. from Nor
folk, is taking in wheat at the landing at the
rate of 1000 bushels per day.
The cotton fields are in state of fine cul.
fivafion, and promise abundant crops. The
country generally looks beautiful.
Yours, J.J.B.
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NHE HU0UENOT sPRINGS.-The

Il subscriber respectfully announces to the public
that this we'll known watering place having, since
the last season. received extensive improvements
and been put into Thorough repair, opened for
the reception of visitors the goth inst. Every
effort will be made to present even more than the
ordinary induceme nts of former years and in this
connection the subscriber 10 grstifed TO state that
Mrs. TURPIN, who superin tended the domestic az
rangementss at the same place few years ce, and
whose efficient attention and la6ylike department
give universal satisfaction. has been re-eng aged
usual has been bestowed win offer her services
TO the guests The strictest attention will be paid
to ths hotsl and cabin arrangements, to obvi-
ate every annoyance and promote In the highest
gree the somoft and pleasure of the visitors. A
band of skilful Musicians has been engaged and the
Ball Room, Bowling Alley, Billiard Tables and
other sources Of amusement. will contribute TO make
these Springs place of heathful and agreeable re-
Taxation
The waters sulphur and chaly beate, and third
com Dining the properties of the oiher two which ia
also used in the bsth house. They offer an Assem-
biage of mild tonies and gentle Alternatives whose
bepehslai effect has been signslly shown in nume-
rous instances in which and de bilitsted frames
have been ubmitted to their and their fi
disney, in the of ladies and children has been
more conspicuousy marked.
The Huguenot Springs are in Powhatan county
on the Railroad, about II miles above Richmond
from which place they accessible by the Rich
nond aId DaDvllle Railroad, which passes within six
mil-s; e line OF Omni5Uses seat from the SprippS
conveying visitors over that space.
FARE-Sl Is per day; $40 per week; $50 per month,
Children over and under IL years of age, and ser
vaats half price,
isSo-ts DAVID MOORE
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euMMrH nDrHUATs.
JEW RTVER SULPHUR SPRINGS

hIEW HlVEh gulf nun CT AlH0Ds
~ This besutifal wsteripg place, dtnstsd inms.
Giles IL miles below the point st which the river -
crossed By tbs Virginia aud Tennes sse ksrosd and
miles from the celebrated g eslt Pond :" viii be
opened for the pfion Of visitors on the 18th OF
July. The water Possesses he qualities OF most Of
Virginia sulphur sprc g and ~ ssrded by PET
ngs havs bsen erected srd the place fitted up with
q view to ensure the greetsst amount Of comfort TO
visitors The proprietor has made auansemeufs to
acc omuodate sbout 100 persons the present season.
der visit ssresabie. From the Springs view Of
New River for considerable distance. with its ma
estic cif presented that - unsurpassed In gran
deur ard beauty by any scenery IN the mountains
To the lovers Of buutinz and fishing the 81 fractions
SAINTS and other game New River Catfish, Trout, 4 G.
are found in the grcstest abundance rear the
Springs Boats can be had at all times for excut-
siops on tho river and couveyances for persons de-
srous of visiting the Sslt Pond" the greatest Gu
ricsity in the mountains. -
Pass gers for the New River Sulphur Springs will
leave the Viz gpis and Tsnnsssee asHrosd a. CHRIS
tia nsburg. where they will find Mr. John EchoPs
Stage on Mondays and ThursdaS's by which they
will be enabled 10 reach the Sprinss soTly in thu
evening oftbe day OF leaving Richmond or Peters
burg The stage will stop at the Yellow sulphur
and continue on next Day by BIactsburg, Newport,
&c. On MONDAYS asd Thursdsys the stage will
leave The Springs for ChrisaDsburg in time TO con-
NJ ct With the Railroad. On Wedne sday's and Sat-
Pond," and will also eosvey passengers to Giles
Courthouse and connect wish the lines to the White
and Red Sui phur
FARE-si 50 per day; 80 per week; aud S25 per
" Ja-dkclm wM EGGLEsToN
PPetsrsbarg Express copy for one month aud
Petersburg inteiiigencer twice week Tor one onth
and send bills TO 1. Masters Am lis G
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DOTUMAC WILLOW PlNEY
Il POINT, ST MAkY'S co MD This deaira-

BILE place for health and bathing is now open for
the reception of visitors with nothing left undone
that will promote the comforts of its guests.
Many improvements have been made since my
last season. A Lunch Room has been built for the
accommodation of visitors at all seasonable hours
day night; Stables and Carriage Houses have been
built to accommodate those at q distance; Billiard
Tables; Pistol Gallery; Shuttle Board; Ten pin AL
leys and Baths, have all been improved, and free
to visitors only thaphfu to the public for their
patronage he last two seasons and hope to SEQ my
old friends and many new faces the coming seascn.
The Pavilion shall be clesn and well kept. Chill
dren with Whoopipg Cough and Measles will not be
admitted boarders.
TERMS OF BOARD.
For single day, g.; for three days or less than a
week, 81 so per day; by the week $10 by the month
81 Is per day. w w DIX, Proprietor.
lie tier boxes have been placed on all the steamers
fo- ths rnoda.iou Of visitors ie 23-lm
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pHODES' YER Ann ;

~ CUhE-FsF the Prevention and "a,
mittent and Remitteat Ferers, Fetey ana 4 1'l
and Fever, Dumb Ague, General DE-
SpeGts, and all other InIms o. ai,esa.
ctmmon orr gin in Malaria or MilsT. 'H''s
This Is a natural ANTIDoTR, vhicb vn
protect any resident or traveller even n -,i
or swampY localities, from any Axue q, ~ m
ease whatever, or any Jury from s,,,.,..
ling Malaria or Miasma.
1t will instantly check the Asue in ,.
have Suffered for any length of tus, fro rs
twenty years, SO that they need nsvsr tos
Their chill. by continuing in use sccorais,n
tons. The patient at once besips IN a..
lite and strength, and continues until a.
and radical cure is effected f'NN
One or two bottles will arswer for ord,.
some may require more Directions ur;n,.3n
man, French and Spanish sccompsus .,,b !.
Price-One Dollar. Liberal di.count, maj,
trade. JAMES A. RHO5s,
EVIDENCE OF SAFETY
NEW YoRx, Junar
l have msde a chemical examinst.o Of ~
/ FEVER AND AGUE CURE,n or "ANTlporV y,
RIA" and have tested it for Arsenic M,
nine and Strychnine, but have ne, foUuS,r
of either in it, nor have fouud any ,ub,.,,,
| composition that would prove injuriyut,o 4.
stitution. JAMES 4. Chiffon " D Che.
EVIDENCE OF MERIT,
"LEwIsBuRG, Union couuty h
May 2 1855
"MR. j A. RHoDEs-Desr Sir: The bn d,
cine you sent me wac duly received % .A,l
April, J have sold about one haif Of il: and q \
people who have used it, are satisfied tss
cured them. 1t has certainly stopped tie Ia
every one who has used it, and six OF the :is
of long standing My sister, who has had Il
or ak yesrs bacs, aud could never get itEIp.
cept by Quinine, and that only SIS lOnau or
take it, is now, thiak, entirely cured BY u,
medy. CT Ness
CAUTION TO AGUE sUeFFREs
Take ne more Arsenic, Mercury, Quinia, !
fuges. Strychnine, or Auti-P eriedcs Of slr
The we'll known Inc Efficiency OF thess n7Ig
sons proves them to be the offspring si.ngr
medical principles, or of mercrnsIy qgah
only remedy in eriste nee that is bots sue y,
less, il RHoDE's FEVER AND AGUE CURg.
For ssle'in Richmond by J WOOD, or
Ii APPERsOr, aud Druggists generally,
i IO-1a a
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Richmond, July 5, 1855.
WEIGHTS BAKERY ESTABLISHMENT

No l59 MAIN STREET.
The subscribers 4ving bought out the above bust
nes, and leased the premises for term of years,
will contiDs We the same in all its branches.
They promise to produce q first rate article OF
BREAD, CAKES, CRACKERS &c, being deter
minrd to use the best materials only, aud respect
fully cit the patrorago of the friends and custo
mers of WRIGHT l. BROS. and the pdblic gene
rally assuring them that effort their part shall
be wapting, 10 merit public support.
The business carried by the subscribers, for Sc
versl years past. a. No. East lain street. will be
Continued as heretofore, and while they solicit for
the old the farther support of their mime.
rous friends and customers, they gratefully ackoow-
ledge aud thanks for the liberal favors hch
bestowed them. SIMPsON l. sGNALL.
N. B. Orders from the country for Crackers 4 Q
addressed to either store, will meet with prompt Ut
tsntion. 8. B.
A CARD.-The subscribers beg to retm
thanks to their friends and the public generally. fo
the very liberal patronage bestowed upon the late
concern of Wright Bro ., and take great pleasure
in recommending to their confidence and patroDage
the new concern of SIMPSOT & BAGNALL
jY 3-2m WRIGHT BROS.
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YEA BATHING.-CHEsAPEAK

EA BATHiN4.-CH + SAPEAK E
~ HALL, HAMPTON, VA il situated within tvs o
miles OF Old Point Comfort with which place hourly
communication is had by a neat and comm0dions
Omnibus, of the most modern style; al9o bv Brats
bscks. &c The Hall will be open for tho rece ption
OF visitors on the 18th OF May at which time the
proprietor hopes TO be able to make comfortable ar
happy the stay OF all who ay be seeking health or
pleasure Many improvements haye hseu added,
snch az cottages for families play grounds for chill
drsn, sh SIDE trees &c indeed every thing that ca
conducs to the comfort Of the visitor.
tor health end beauty of location this place IL IN.
surpassed There 10 daily communication with the
steamers of Richmond, Norfolk and Baltimore
TERMS.
OF Usy. .'..s's..'............S2 20
Fer Week .....-..............Ii 90
Ter month at.'................ Is per day.
ny In-oh r. @. BANKS,
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Correspondence Of the Dispatch.
The Acsidsata Camp Worth-Sonthra Visitoys
The Liquor Lam.
Nxx Yopx. Iulx Lass

NEW Yoax, July IL, 1855
Ine receut sccident ct the target firing at kinss
20 believed. will not resuf Ia this loss Of lif
iue Ish regiment have behaved In the most hu-
name ana gallant manner, In regard TO the calam.
recover the regiment raised, BY suhscr iptIop tbs
eum OF VI, 500 tor the sufferers which anon ri vas
deposited 70 their credit in the Bank Of Ktnssson =
Az meeting OF the board Of ocsrs Of The rsv
We also resolved 10 adopt the mother ana ch lid
asd provide for them % long @ they lived A"u
\ very large number Of Soathefpers have arrived
nsse wsntn Day or two TO spend the GUNNER a.
ne horth Amons them b H. Holbrook. En-
Of the New Orleans Picsyune. "
ea'd that Judge Culver, OF Brooklyn, has
S's'ssso some 81 The members Of tho grand jury
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For further Information apply TO
z g WALL,
Superintendent South side R. K, petersbg.
CHAs CAMPBELL,
Sup't hichnl'd L Denvilie r. R., Richmond.
E.. GILL,
supf Va l. frennerree r. R. Ly"cnburg.
KENT, sUMMERSON CO,
~ II Fiecsslr. Va
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THE undersigned have this d'l

l. copartnershIp for the Pnrp9'ss 81 s
ing ie,sli instrument. and sopyi0s % ). rs. y
breneh.s They eousiesr thswss1.s', 4, >
from an experience of many years ' " > ,
ton to sil persons who may thiaAP''
Ice them. och ,rl ~
Office on Franklin street, beISsepr ..I,Itea.E
In rear of the residence of John
HUGH Il. eo6pn,SsgRLIe
LEWIS w. CHAhoh',y~s
Nav 2Qth tQSS
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q LIZ 49,, ? W Eli THAT ESE~
THINGS THAT / V.VT

n have zen The M Sd wortLI. W
dress the most fsshionsbly aes s,, !,
] have seen the most taisn.ss-
piers and die drnnkards I'ehg us.
! have seen men who hoa-tss nm,
who were not able to pay thai, tug stS oits.,.
have seen men Who made 80
their bravery ard daring explsit.: ..3 soe
l have seen the same men ran ,,a
bot have never yet seen a ma. m, !,
who had used N'0a tsra
POLLARD's RHEUMATIC r,,.
for abenmstism, NepraIsis p. 9'Slgs,
Bruises, CTamp or every tnjog NJ rs, is'rlss
not been speedily relieved. e sa4a,
For sale OF PURCELL, LADpLco
3eers, Adie Il Gray, Duvsi b No.. b.
Z. b: seouaas, and Druggists ss,,. g.G v
the sity. Ao'Ai5 Ia,
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M MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR


This new and beautiful watering place will be open
for the psion of visitors the I0th Of JAY 1t
is deli ghtfuy situsted on the western slope of tho
half miles from the Virginia aud Railroad
from which branch road takes you TO the Springs,
SC that visitors entirely avoid stage travelling
Passengers leaving Richmond by the DaDviiie o.
Petersburg by the Southside Railroad, arrive 10
L. rhhurg in time to dine, where they cen stop all
night continue the Virginia and Tennessee
Road passing the Peaks of Otter crossing the Blue
Ridge, following the beautiful valley of the Roanoke
climbing the Alieghsnies to the Big Tunnel, where
they take the branch to the Springs arriving there
by O'Clock IN the afternoon These Springs
three miles from tho Yellow and four from the Allie
gbsnY Springs
TIE waters Of these Springs are very similar to
the water of the Greenbr White SUI hur more
pleasant to the taste and equally effective in their
use. They have made some most remarkable cures
Of diseases of long sta Ddng, and believed in the
ighborhood to be an nfallible remedy for dyspep
STA and almost every disease that has assumed
chronic state. There also two fine chaly bsate
springs, one Of them very strong.
Noexpense has been spared iu fitting up this pro.
psrty and every exertion will be made to render q
visit pleasant aud agree able. The services OF Mr..
THOMPSON TYLER, " no is we'll known in almost all
the Atlantic cities have been procured no will be
assisted by corps Of xentemanly and oblisng az
sistants fine Band of Music is also engaged.
ET Communications may be addressed 10
ROBT. Fl. MOSBY,
Pres't Montgy White Sulphur Springs Co.,
je 23-ts ehawesviIie Va
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tNhUk 1Uks OIL

'sNhUE 1Uhk OIl.-kor old Sf
l. every description, on Man OF sea- "
'poonfui equal to az ouDae Of slJ 1rE
known.
Bruises and Sprains, Ulcers snd FellcW ,as.
Burma, Sore Legs and Chiiblsins Fresh Cave
Crsmp and Tett or, Stings cfiusects, N.lD !.
the Nails, Infismed Breasts G'spduar T:eas
Back, Swelled Legs and Stiffness Of Jopa
Warranted to cure, and no damage fpmI
TO colds.
Applied to burns atsonoe, 1t Iesveino rg
Price so aud Is cents bottle
DOyEkCC
Soie PrepTietors. Retgt,.
RICHMOND. JeuIar h 2
messrs. Dove L. Co.--FoI about sever ~.
negro boy, Simon, had sn ulcer on tie hi 2
one of MS legs; he had he'd the very best E.is
vice, and the strictest attention from mystH
has been repeatedly poulticed and burt at3E'
at intervals, whist giving applying meGti,
ossn kept on low diet, and also he pt psrts..'
With the limb elevated; sometimes TIE a. :
be ss ierse as the palm ofs mans hard, sH;E
no larger than half dime, and even ga:i 81
tanned this small size would brsss oIt al
oSrie certainly discouraged about IL, 81 =
while In your store, asked you what sf 7
II 700 gave uie bottle of your TgdH lN
using s bottles (hy the directinnj va
nesled. Previous to the time of usiEg & D.
mon:hs frcm hls work, bu. since be ~ !
lost single day I will sdd thet 5sy, slF.
useiessly On hia limb about two huadfst .
dollars, and 1t gives me pleasure to sae % " |.
you have, this testimonial Of the vir.as' q
Oil. Very respectfully, 2. y ss-i
A copy-published By rerG''s'a re !, - =.
Ni~ ~st- ! T10-"
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EAALLEY's MAGICAL PAW

VN- y III suhd0e pain ~ {,
from the severest burns or scsId, ase,
twenty minutes and will heal n, g f9R
scar; 1t ehectusily cures Fever S.
Rheum, lntiamnatory RheuBsti.rn y. IA
Bruises. sesid Head, Corns and Pun,oS...a "
sprain. s sTeliinss, Felons, chiiOlains' IN IN
Eruptions, and all other infls nn.ta''S, Ni' 81
diseases, where the parts affected a. "a Nc ~
This article lie now put up in blps ,u o- i'as
new steel plate Label, and sirped A. I'm,
ksr, and @ y. CiickBey L Co Pron3i. a "a
AGAINST the numerous counterfeit, h ne. 2
store. Resfl :
BENNETT l. BEERS, Drsss.,
authorized agents for the sale OF tSs ns q
style, and they furnish the trade at o,d .s;.e
IS. Retail price only 25c. A boz. LtFI'sf,
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Soie PropTietors R,ctgC,!
RICHMOND, JeugaIy h
ka.hoUN > EALhLoIOk Bull

sa.hcuN . tALhLoIOk BiIlb
- In justice to X n. J-cSsop, snd mp .
sense of duty to those afflicted WITH py'F.S5
loss of appetite, ] will state that h'Nli1
Exeelsior Buffers with the hsprissl sfstl I. !.
tie daughter, cobdd~ntly recommend ".
- " W. 6. FgR6I&
Richmond, April IL 1865. ,.,,
advise every family 20 proc1re tas" a.
They may be found at Z, Pieost =.
3. NJ. Zaehrisson's, Chas Mbl'PsuGo9 -
Beers, add Alex DuvsPs, prUsEiitI S'l-'
Al orders promptly attended 10.
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KAHsAs LEGI.LArURE.-By an extra from the
effic- of ,hs Kansa. H-rald, published at Lea
veawor,h, July 10 ws learn that the officers OF the
Legislature (whirh we have already mentioned
had been orgspiz-d) were equally distributed on
born sides of Kansas river. The Govrrnors
Message was to have been delivered on the 10tb.-
Thus ia, (savs the Hsrsld's exrs) every hing
b as passed of smoothly and qne'ly. with us any
q isurbsuce eff uty. Thuse Gentlemen who
q u,icipated row have beer dissrp tnted ;"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-19

ECHUM'S RIVER HOTEL.-The
NA subscriber, having recently purchased this
now pre- pared to receive company. This delightful
summer retreat 10 In the county of Abemarie about
zen miles above Charlottesville immedisteiy on the
Senira Railroad and situated in a re gion Of country
unsurpassed for both health aud besuty of scenery
De'ng In full view of the Blue Ridge mountsins
within 80 minutes ride Of the great tunne now cor
STRUGGLING throug h the mountain and equally cor We
hient TO the University OF Virginia and Monticello
q, VIM. p. JARMAN, P M
- Gus Mechum,s Ryer