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The Trinity times., 1855-04-07
STATE AND COUNTY LICENSE.

STATE AND COUNTY LICENSE.
DERSONS doing business in the county
l. Of Trinity, who have not procured their
Licenses, are notified to come forward and
do so Or they will render themselves liable to
prosecution.
According to an "Act to provide Revenue
for the Government of the State Of Califor-
MA" passed May 18th, 1854, Licenses are as
follows:
Bankers and Dealers in Exchange--for 1st
class, 500 per month; Cd class, $50; Sd
class, $40; 4th class, $50; 5th class, SIS.
All persons selling goods, wares, merchan-
disc, wines or distilled liquors, drugs or med
icines, jewelry or wares of precious metals,
and persons who keep horses or carriages
for rent or hire, shall pay per month--for / st
class, $50, I'd class S371, Sd class @25, 4th
class $50, 5th class SIS, 9th class 80, 7th
class $75, Sth class s., 9th class $33, 10th
class $2t.
All tavern and innkeepers, and all persons
VINO may sell liquors in less quantities than
one quart, shall pay per month-for the lst
class, $40, I'd class, $50, Sd class. $40.
For each billiard table. sac per quarter.
For each ten-pn alley, SIS per quarter.
Each travelling merchant, hawker and ped
lar, with pack, per month, $40, do. do, with
wagon, $50.
Every person who shall transact or carry
on any business specified without first pro.
curing the license required, shall be liable to
pay double the amount Of license, with costs
of prosecution.
Section 1T Of the revenue act is as fol-
lows: The payment Of the moneys for the
purpose Of obtaining Licenses under this act,
shall not be construed to grant in any manner
License, until the License is actually OBJ
tanned from the Auditor.
L. S. WILLIAMS,
County auditor.
Wesveryille, Feb. "a, 1855.
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GRAM, ROGERS & CO.
e A IL ID .

We take this method to inform our friends
and the public generally, that we shall con-
tinue our business at our different offices as
heretofore, under the name of the
Pacific Express Company.
We know the failure of the House of
Adams q Co., (Which has disarranged our
business connections,) has been to our dsad-
vantage, but the public are well aware that
we have done all in our power to secure to
them their own.
We feel keenly the trying circumstances
under which we have been placed, circum-
strances OVER which we have no control
but having pursued an upright and honora-
BILE course in all our transactions, we STILL
feel that no censure can possibly be attached
to US.
BY the arrangements we now have, we
are prepared to offer our patrons equal facili-
ties as heretofore, and would solicit q contin-
uance of the public patronage.
CRAM. ROGERS & co.
SHASTA, March 81, 1855.
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QUARTERLY vIsITATIONs.

By permission Of Divine Providence, pur-
pose to visit the following places at the times
specified.
When we have the requisite preparations,
we shall hold our Fourth Quarterly Meet
ings, for the present conference year, begin
ming on Friday evening, and closing Oh sun
day evening.
CIRCUIT. PLACE. lime.
Klamath. Scott Bar. Mar 70, o.. d 20
salmon. Bestvile. 80 81 ZAP /.
Scott Valley. Ap. 10 IA q 10
Yreka. City. 20, 2l d. %.
w Weaverville. WeavervIile: ~, 70 q ~.
Shasta. City. May a, 5 s. 6.
Red Bluffs. Red Bluffs IL. IL & l3.
Z. ARNOLD, Superintendent,
Meth Epis. Church,
Northern California.
Dated Scott Valley, Feb. 20, 1855.
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DISSOLUTION.

3 900 Packages Drugs, Medicines, Chem-
icals, Dye StuAs, Paints, Oils TurPen.
time, Perfumery: Fancy Goods, Brush-
eS. &C., &c.
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Fire Proof Brick Building,
wEAvERvILLE.

FIRE IrOOI DrlcK BullQlnS,
wEAvERvILLE.
D M. EDER & Co. offer for sale their
i extensive stock of
Groceries,
Provisions,
Liquors.
Clothing, Of all descriptions,
Dry Goods of every de-
scription,
Boots, Shoes and Hats,
India Rubber Goods,
Blankets,
Hardware,
Miners Toels,
Carpenters Tools.
Nails, all sizes,
Crockery,
Office and Parlor Clocks
Glassware,
Gilt and Mahogany framed
Looking Glasses,
Lamps,
Oil and Camphene,
Window Glass, different sizes,
Gold Scales,
Colts Revolvers,
Powder Shot and Lead,
Stoves, Parlcr and Cook
Stationery,
Perfumery,
Combs and Brushes,
Brooms and Buckets,
Wall Paper,
Brussels Carpet,
Straw Mating,
Saddlery,
The best brands of To-
bacco and Cigars.
Fruits Preserved, all kinds,
Oysters.
Feb 9, 1855. If
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ELECTION NOTICE.


COUNTY JuDGE, AT CHAMBERS,
March goth, 1855.
TT is hereby ordered that an election be
i he held on the second Monday in April,
/ S55, at all the established precincts in Trim
ity county, for the election Of three Supervl-
sors--one from each Of the following Dis
trcts, 10 wit:
District No. /,
Commencing at the north eastern corner OF
Trinity county, and running in western di-
rection with the northern boundary line Of
said county, TO the head-waters Of Stewards
Fork of Trinity River, thence down the cen
ire of said Stewards Fork TO the mouth OF
the same; thence in due east course TO the
line between Trinity and Shasta countless;
thence in northerly course with said dlvls-
ion line Of said counties TO the beginning.
District No. 2,
Embraces all Of the Weavervlle township
not included in the District No. ! aud the
Canon Creek township.
District No. 3,
Includes the North Fork township. It's fur
ther ordered that precinct be established at
Chillis' Mill, and at Griffin's and Alontgom-
ery's trading posts.
C.E. WILLIAMS,
Attest County Judge.
L s. WILLIAMS, Clerk.
by Z. IL. STorE.
A true copy.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Edwin A. Rowe is a candidate for County
Supervisor from District No. 2.
JAMES S. MCCAIN is announced as candI-
date for County Supervisor from the Wea-
BY MANY FRIENDS.
C.nr Joun n BEST is a candidate for
County Supervisor from District No. j.
JR. SUNBuRY is a candidate for the Office
os Snnervisor from District No. 3.
JoHs FEeHLEY is candidate for Supervi-
sor from Distric: No. 2.
CRAVEN LEE is candidate for Supervisor
from District No. 3.
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DIR. A. S. WRIGHT.
Corner of Montgomery and Jackson sts
SAN FRAN ISCO.


DEPOSITS made at this Bank, payable on
~ demand, draw one and half per cent.
per month interest On deposits payable in
six months, or over, two per cent. per month
will be allowed.
Gold Dust purchased, or assayed and coin
ed at the shortest notice, and money advanc-
ed on the same if required.
Sight Bills of Exchange drawn on the
Eastern Cities at the lowest rates.
Time Drafts go days sight or 80 days
from date,) drawn at par.
Miners can forward their Dust by Express
and receive (without any charge for COM
mssion) the proceeds by return Express eth
er in Coin or Certificate of Deposit, draw
ing interest as above stated.
The Bank is kept open until 10 o'clock,
P. nj. so that Miners arriving late at night
may deposit their treasure for safe keeping
without charge.
Dec. 9. A. s. WRIGHT, Banker.
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PUsHTON's COD LIVER OIL.-The

DUSHTON'S COD LIVER OIL.-The
~ late firm of RUSHTON, CLARK l. CO. being
dissolved by its own limitation am now sole pro.
pretor of the genuine Cod Liver Oil which Is so
generally prescribed by physicians ct this season for
Consumptlou, Coughs Colds, &C, sc.
CAUTION-In purchasing or ordering, be
ful to ask for Rushton's and that my name Is
the label, and my signature the cork of each
bottle, there several spurious articles in the
market claiming to be Rushtons. q
FREDERICK v. RUSHTON,
Son of the late VIM. l.. Rushton, NJ York.
The above Oil for Gale by DUVAL & NORTON,
corner Of Main and 10th Streets Bank Square, Rich.
mond. ep5Sm*
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OFFICE OF THE J. R. AND K. co.

OFFICE OF THE j. r. AND X. CO.,
" MAY 1sT, 1855 For the purpose of repairing
Locks Nos 20 and 40, on the First Division of the
canal she navigation will be stopped at those two
points the Goth inst at sundown and will not be
opened again until the 18th of June 1t will then
main open until the 9th ofJune. when 1t will be
again stopped at Locks Nos 10 and 49, until the 12.b
of July. s..
For the purpose of laying new floors In Locks Nos
4, S and 6, the navigation will be stepped between
those three Locks on the 22d inst and be opened
again ON the Monday following
By order of the Board of Directors.
L. L. CHINN,
mp dim Superintendent OF Repairs.
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DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN Elk

~ TRACTOR will subdue pain srd infamation
from the severest burma or scalds, in from to
scar; it efectually cures Fever Sores. eiIes Salt
Rheum, Infiammatory Rheumatism, Cuts. Wounds,
Bruises, Scald Head, Corns and Bunions Ervsipelas,
Sprains, Swelings, Felons Chiiblans, Bitas Of In
sects, Swelled aud Broken Breast, Sore Nipples,
Eruptions. and all other niammatory and cutaneous
This article is now put up in blue wrappers with
new steel plate label, aud signed by H. DALEY, Ma
ker, and C. T. Ciickner l. Co Proprietors to guard
store. -
BENNETT BEERS, Druggists, aye the only
stuIs and tSsv f"rnsb The fIsss a. n,opratns. NV
ces. Retail. price only Csc. a box. NH 26-d& w6n
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ECONOMY Is WEALTH.-This is a
~ truth which all persons should heed and puf-
chasers of Clothing are reminded that the loaoest
price articles always the cheapest. We keep
good and we'll made Clothing. and warrant it per-
feet. We receive additions twice week and have
at all times assortment which is not in any re-
spect excelled Ia this city Our constant effort s to
sell good article at moderate prices. "a word to
the wise is sufficient" So
KEEN, BALDWIN CO.,
nv l6 100 Main street.
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CATTLE, HOGS AMI SHEEP

, CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP.
net Beet scarce and in demand. ~
nEAL-Sells at from 80 to $3.50 net
ass0SSo$7 so " hundred-supply moderate.
bHEEP-Mutton sells for SS,07 apiece, or "a "a &c
Per ewt; gross, for ordinary and superior sheer w
.c.rna ez.'o04.5o each Fat Mutton and Lamb yery
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Solo Proprietors. Richmond. VS..

+.'@@-- <.1 RICHMOND, January l6s 1890.
Messrs. Dove L Co-For about seven years my
negro boy Simon, had ulcer the sLin bone OF
of his legs he had had the very best medical ad.
vice. and the strict eat attention from the sore
has been repeatedly poulticed and burnt wh caustic
at intervals. whist giving applying medicine, he has
been kept low diet. and also kept perfectly quie
be large the palm ofs mans hand, and ct Others
no larger than half dime, and when it has at
tanned this small size would break out again 1 be-
came certainly discouraged about it, and one day
while in your store, asked you what must do for
1t; you gave me bottle Of your Turf Oil, and after
healed Previous to the time of using it. he had los,
months from his work, but since, be has never
lost single day I will add that have expended
usslessly on his limb about two hundred and fifty
dollars aud it gives pleasure to add to the many
you have this testimonial of the virtues of your Turf
Oil. Very respectfully, 8. r. SHELTON.
A congratulated by permission from lady of
this city NH 3I-d&cts
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WARWICK M. WOODWARD, Cabi-
w pet-maker and Undertaken, Broad street. Re.
tween I'd AND Sd streets, would respectfully inform
MS friends aud the public generally that he is pre-.
all kinds OF old Furniture neatly repaired and Var.
nshed in the best style.
Also, READY.MADE COFFINS kept CONSTANTLY
On hand and furnished in the shortest notice.
my 8-lm~ w. M. WOODWARD
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CEA BATHING.-CHESAP FAKE
~ HALL aAMPTQN VA n aituatAd within two

CEA BATHING.-CHE b A + Il A X II
- HALL. HAMPTON, VA Il situated within two
miles Of Old Point Comfort with which place hourly
communication IL had by neat and commodious
Omnibus, of the most modern style; also BY Boats,
hacks. 30 The Hall viii be open for the reception
of visitors the 18th OF May. at which time the
uropristor hopes to be able to make comfortable and
happy the stay of all who may be seeking health or
pleasure. Many improyemsnts have been added.
such a. cottages for families play grounds for chill
drsu, shade trees, &c indeed every thing that can
conducs to the comfort Of the visitor.
For health and beauty of location, this place II I'M
surpsssed. There 10 daily communication with the
steamers of Richmond. Norfolk and Baltimore
..E4 TEAMS.
Per Day. .u.rs.......s .....SS W
Fer "
Per Month at................ l 70 per dsy.
my I5-3m X. q. BANKS.
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FhEIGHTS

DoMEsTIc.-Very dull at former rate.
sS.-severai ships taken to load with To-
LOT france and for Italy at rates NOT msds
Severn! are wanted just now fer the Nnr,b e
rope; IN July shipments will begin to Grest Grit.
AN, IL expected, at low ra.es as fresbts are ali
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4 MELIA SPR NC S-Two and hs

A MELIA SPRING S-TwO and half
IA miles from the Richmond and Danville Railroad
at Wyanoke Station, will be open lst July for the
accomm cd alton of visitors. Every exerton viii! be
made to please our bosrders who will be so good
to favor Us with their patronage. Our BAR will be
well supplied aud close Sabbath and every night
erected at the Springs, whore hot cold Baths
can be had.
Terms of Board per day $3.50; per week 81; per
month $25; all children over years Id and under
u years. and servants, half price. There will be an
Omnibus in attendance at the Depot to meet the
my 12-2m THOs. C. WILSON &~SoNS.
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TRUE TURF OIL.-For old Sores of
Il every description, on Man or Beast. One tea.
spoonful equal to an ounce of any preparation
known.
Bruises and Sprains. Ulssrs and pelons, ssads and
Burma. Sore Legs and Chiiblains Fresh Cut Wounds,
Cramp and letter, Stings Of insects, Wounds under
the Nails, InAamed Breasts Glandular Tumors, Sore
Back, Sweiled Legs and Stiffness Of Joints f
Warranted to cure, and no damage from exposure
to colds. s-
Applied to burns at once, 1t leaves NO acar.
Price 30 and Is csnts bottle.
DOVE CO,
L. Va
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A MUSEMENT-There 10 no place

"A spend an hour, free Of cost, more pleasantly
in Richmond, than az OsBORNE's splendid DA
0UERREAN GALLERY. At this establishment
DAGUERREOTYPEs. we'll worthy the attention
Of visitors. NO PAINS or EXPENSE has been
spered to make this Gallery the finest and MOST
ATTRACTIVE place In the city. =,
We are always prepared to put up ikenes:es In
every STYLE and ct PRICE that DEFY competition
Alwsya on hand, GOLD LOCKETS, GOLD PINS,
Pearl She'll and Morocco CASES, of every descrip-1
ton. So fs ObbOkNE0 0ALLE11,
fe7 - ssAs3 s Opposite Exchange Bank.
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CERTAIN CURE FOX GRAVEL and
NJ ali Urinary Diseases, for male and female, =
ths medicine l. fast gaining around amsnsst those
All .cfed With the above dissAses. IL Y gretty r.
commended for weaknsaaes % pfoverbiai Win To-
males and 10 certain to euro the most deics'e eon-
stitutions.
The quantity for females % half the quantity Of the
directions on the Bottle.
To be had OF L. 3. THOMAS, Broad street, shockoe
Hill. and OF ali Drusgistsin Riohmond. ny u
IDOLLARD'S RHEU MATIC LINZ
l. MENT-wHAT PEOPLE THINK OF 1T
ABRoAD.-In letter recently received nom e
gentleman in Monroe. the following 10 given - his
opinion of Pollsrd's Liniment He say.
sin regard TO the Nerve and Bone Imminent pre-.
pared by YOU II surpssses anything of the kind
ever saw AZ soon asl eethemeI commenced using
Il on an old servant woman. who had been laid up
for Tires or four years with rheumatism In her feet
and legs and greater part Of the time perfectly
helpless with limbs very much swollen every
change Of weather-and BY the time she had used
three bottles, the swelling had nearly subsidsd, and
she says II better than she has been for
shalt spare NO pains In letting my friends know of
For ale BY PURCELL, LADD 4 CO., Bennett 4
Beers, Adis L Gray, Duvsl & Norton, w. r. Ladd,
L. 3. xhomsA and Druggists generally throughout
the city. - ny5
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nEATH OF HENRY WARMLY
II Died. in Charleston, South Carolina. HENRY
Warmly. 1t is underatood that his wife. MARY
WARMLY, 10 in Richmond, Virginia. She is advised
to return Charleston and receive the lett
by her husband She may learn further particulars
on application to Mrs. GROMES, Charleston, s. C.
INV l6-Skk ~ .--.-- - 4
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TACKSON'S EXCELSIOR BIITEkS
u Mr. B. Jsctson-Dear Sir: Ny motherin.laT
for some ls years. Not finding any relief
from the various remedies used, ske was induced TO
me much pleasure to testify to their beneficial re-
suits. Il zs. se sss.t 2a -,
She can now enjoy her food with relish 20
valuable medicine 9EV. w. WlAGA' F
Richmond, Va. April II. 1855
sdvise every family to procure these Bitter.
They NAV be found at Z. J. Pioot's, A. Bodekers.
q, M. Zschrisson's Chss. Milspsugh'l Bennett
Beers, and Alex. Duvals. pruggists, Richmond. Va.
All orders promptly attended to. ap ~
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pOLLARp's RHEu MATIC LINZ
.ERTAIN CURE FOR COUGH s.

~ .RIcHMosD, Nov q, 1851 have tried nearly
all the cough remedies of the day, and have no hes
tstion In saying that behave MRS. A.. B. DAVIS
COUGH ELIXIR to be the most valuable prepare
ton Of the Kind now In use, and family medcide
simosf indispensabls Z. WARREN"
Mas. DAVIS COUCH REMEDY.-We can speak OF
the virtues OF this edisine from the book, having
vitnesssd lie operation In bed cough. in which It
afforded sp eedy and decided relieE-Rieh Rep.e.
Aiax DuvaL PeterDon Z Jackson, Chaa. Millspaugh,
h. i. Pieot. A. Bodsker and Charles D. Yale.
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EOR SALE.-WOOL TRUNKS, PAD
ING SKINS Tho public are hereby informed that
they need not 60 North to buy these articles as the
undersigned has them always on hand as good and az
cheap as they can be bought at the North. Manu-
factory on Brock Avenue, opposite Bacon Quarter
Branch Tavern. J. C. JONES.
fs 26-dGc6 com
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limited STATES HOTEL,

MALL PROFITS AND QUICK RE-
- TURNS has always been and is still the spb.
:tosi Of sp satE he n has nov band SPLENDID
~. y. nsW styles Nantes, Ribbons Embroidsr.
co S.spe ehawis white and ether Dress Goods.
isnss =, Fans, Gloves Hdkfs, Silks Lawns. Bril-
Msses' dents and Boys. all of which must he soId
offered at va osasMns VIII be
us Broad street, 81 door from the co,uar ~ q
street. o eotner OF sixth
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EXEHANGE
EACHANGE,
HTERIING RIIrs. q N, "a

STEkLINs BILLS: ct. premium
DoMEsTIc.-Norntern ErchanoeNCb..s
chief Northern cities selling at sa5 u cent n,s sne
Large Nornsm City Bank Notes 10 per ct. prem
gneortent Bank Notes-or rather noter NOT XII.
Notes OF the Exchange Bank of SeIden. W,tb.,.
Co, 20 per Cant discount, and of the Tan. ans
ghany Bank, per ct. discount. ~ Ai'nsAhe-
The notes of the following new Vir.;n;. p.,
are taken on deposite by the Banks here Mort;ea'io
5an. Chsriottesyille; Central Bank, staunton N
dercksburs; Bank of Rockingham. Hsrrisoninrs :.
bank Of Winchester. Winchester; Bank Of the Ga
dominion, Alexandria; and Bank OF ScottsgilIs w"
The to lowing are per ct. discount with the RI.
sers: Hsirmont Bank, Fairmont; Bank of BerIsay
aa,tinsbnrg; and Aanufseturers' and Farmers, gsnk
OF " heeling--and all the Wheeling Bank Notes
The notes OF the Bank of Ksnawhs. Maiden. ara
10 per OF discount. - -eN e'e
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A RARE CHANCE.-A person of good
IA character and business habits who can COM
and capital of SIX to tea thousand dollars hear
of fine opportunity to become partner in esta-
blished house. doing lucrative business by address,
ing 8. v. W., Richmond Post Office, with real name
All communication strictly confidential.
nv l6-6.* fE - ~ r.
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GOODS SUITABLE FOR THE SEA-
" SON-We have check, striped and plain Swiss
MusIins Cambrics and Jaconets from the lowest to
the finest grade. which We ate selling very cheap
Fans A large assortment of Ladies' Dress Goods and
Embroideries with one of the handsomest aud best
en- Driliings for mems and boys wear; also. brown
and bleached Domestics from the bsst mauufsctur-
ers. For ready good bargains apply to
J. & III. ROSENBAUM,
my14 1879 BROAD street
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INSURANCE. ON LIFE lessons care
Il with those having families friends. There is
no investment mske that secures large pro-
vision at their death for those they wish to provide
for. The MUTUAL BE EFT LIFE INSU..
RANCE CO." 10 paying to the insured annusl
dividend of SIS per cent and has sustained losses
amounting to ever $40 600, under the Richmond
Agency. B. w. KNOWLES. Agent,
Office at No. 81 Pearl st Richmond, We.
INV 1k-5t E-'-t F'-+T t-' lfs =
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rlNHE COTTAGE HOTEL, HANOVER
h COUNTY. vA.-This eligible retreat, located
about 16 miles, north of Richmond, on the line of
the Richmend, Fredericksburg aud Potomac Rail.
road is now open for the reception of visiters and
hbarders. and offers many ADVANTAGES to persons in
search of health, quiet and recreation
For facility of access coed water, comfort OF ac-
commodation. and health of location, the propre-
tors fatter themselves that no establishment east
of the mountains can afford greater Inducements as
place of resort. -
In addition to the great Northern and Southern
Mail trains, which pass the place twice daily. Ac
commodation Train leaves Richmond at O'Clock P.
NJ, and returns to Richmond at A. M. daily, thus
shordiug facilities of and departure highly
convenient and comfortable
The CHI mbers Of the Hotel and adjoining Cot
tages all furnished with gas, and well arranged
in every Their respect. whilst the spacious grounds
and attached to the premises will enable pa
rents to afford their children secure and comfora-
BILE field for exercise and recreation.
TERMS OF BoARD-$2 per day; 80 per week, and
$50 per month-children, under ten years OF age,
and servants half price,
Passenger by the Mail Train going North, will
take supper at the Cottage Hotel in futures and du-
ringth summer months. ON the afternoon of each
Thursday commencing with the 18th of May, the
Armary Band will practice on the grounds of the
Cottage. s A. b. PAIMORE l. CO.,
49,. Propnetors.
Slash Cottage, Hanover co., =
April 9th, 1855. 5 ap M-1m
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MARBLE WORKS.-MILL &

MARBLE WOR x S.-MILLER q
M VINCENT. opposite Cd Baptist Church. en-
Main street, Manufacturers OF italian and American
Marble and Granite Monuments, Toombs, Head
Pieces &c, Of any style design. at prices lower
than the same articles can be bought in New York
or PHILADELPHIA
Any design in Carving or Lettering, executed
equally az we'll al any work that comes from the
North.
All work furnished by N. shall be of the best ms
terial at the lowest possible prices and workman.
ship equal to any IN the Union. my HIN
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EOR SALE

TOR SALE
J. 81 feet of SHELVING, on iron brackets
1COUNTER, I2 feet long
! beautiful SHOW CASE, s feet long
STOVE
GAS PENDANTS and Brackets
At the Store No. 4. under Exchange Hotel All
the above articles are new. Apply to
CHAS. RICHARDSON,
American Hotel
FOR RENT-The Store No. A Exchange
Hotel. Possession given Immediately.
40 Pits -'-@-- .--- C.. Il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-18

HAY.-Cargo superior Hay daily OK
- pected; for sale, to arrive by
JNO. w. WRIGHT CO.
.u, Dock Wharf
All kinds merchandise received on storage on &C.
commodating terms myI0 T. w We 70