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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-04
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DRAIN BAGS. BAG0ING. YARNS.
" &e-The James River Manufacturing Compa-
100 uou heavy, double scanned, handmade GRAIN
BAGS, for railroads and canal boats.
Double Warp Basgns;
And the usual va,ieties Of ~, so and 81 inch ezna-
bursa ,r,rpv
NEW BOOKS. NEW BOOkS.-Ab-
~ bot. Mi:.o, = 0fSap'''n 'n'p'r's vols il
The Winrles, or the Merry Monomsuiaca; by the
az her Of Wild Western scenss-75
The Brief Remarter on the Ways Of Man; By Ezra
Bsmpson-&l Is
The Cou.cript, or Tale of the Empire, By Alex.
Dumas-8i- a,
Miles WiIlip sford; by J. Fennimo,e Cooper-$i.
Common Place OF Thoughts, Memories and Fan
cies; by Mrs Jamsen-75.
The Two Gusrdiaus Kenneth and Castle Build
srs; by the author of Heir of Redcl! fe-each IS
Lamartine's History of Turkey-@t.
Travels Ia the Chinese Empire; vols BY Hue
price g.
Grace Lee; BY lula Ksvanagh-Sl.
The Summer Land; Southern Story-73.
The Missing Bride; by Mrs. Southwoith-Sl 70.
Ellen Norbury; By Emerson Bennett-Sl.
Alone; by Marian Hsrisnd; last ed-sl %
Constance Herbert; by Jewsbury-25.
Moredun; Tale of the 1910; by Sir Walter Scott
so cent?
Dickens New Stories and Pckwiek Psper-
each SO.
H.rpsr1 Magazine for June, and Story Book num-
Received and for sale at
No. gil Bro.d Street.
lie u HAROLD MURRAY.
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GRNERIL HoUsroS AND SAN JAcINro.-A la,s
speech of General Sam Houston. In Texas, de-
failing the battle Ut San Jacino and i,s incidents
hes brought perfect storm upon him. David R.
Burnett, former President of Texas, was the raj
70 reply TO his speech, and his letters followed
by one from General Sidney Sherman and one
from General Lamar, formerly President O
Texas both OF whom fought there. General Sher
ruan says that whenever Il full narrative Of the bat
tie 10 given huthfuly to the world, "sieneta
Hous.on's musb room fame will rapidly decom pose
snd sink into putreseeace with this msss of false
hoods upon which Il rests" and General Lamar
,ays. my own opinion 10 that he. himself (Hous.
ioo) vas the only coward on that field can name
n other, and bin know as one"
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Coal BURNING LOCOMOTIVES The great saving
Ia the consumption of fuel between the coal and
wood burning locomotives, Is causing the formsr
TO be introduced very rapidly upon tho various
foss OF railroad travel. At Tsunton, HAAS, a new
coal burning locomotive wss tried laa week. and
was found to consume SIS so OF coal under cir
cumstsnces which would have csGsed 500 of wood
TO be burned to perform the ssIse work
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FIRNpsH ArrkMPr.-9n Tuesday week saws
the Charlotte IN. c. Dsmpcrat, an attemp. az
made by some person. supposed to be a negro. to
throw the passsp ger cars off the North Carolina
Central Railroad, by placing cross-tis aud fence
rail on the track, at a curve where the engineer
could not possibly see 1t In time to reverse tn To-
como,ivs. Two negroes at work In an adjoinipe
f-,d, ran eff upon the approach of some Of the
G .era of the train. and Ii 10 supposed that thew
were the perpetrators of the deed.
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CRoPs IN TENNESSEE AND GEoRGIA-The Dali
ton (G.) Times says its Information from East
Tennessee and all parts of Cherokee Georgia.
warrants 1t 10 saying that the present the largest
wheat crop ever grown in this country. Wheat is
worth from 81 10. to 81 %. Corn ST 10 to 81 90,
Bacon, hog round, 10 to IL, wholesale.
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EIsNssorA TERRIroRY The territory of Min.
nesota sfling up with population so FAST that res
estate In the town of st. Anthony has risen fully
one hundred per cent within a year past. One
half of the Hsnnepin island was sold last july 10,
S5 OOO aud since then SIS 900 has been offered for
Que undivided fourth of the same property Two
years ago, $40 600 was the highest off r for Nicoo,
Island, 40 acres and last summer $35 600 was re-
fused. The increase of manufacturing at the fal
Is what has caused the great advance.
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NECHUM'S RIVER HOTEL.-The
VA subscriber, having recently purchased this
property, has entirely rnished he House, and is
now pre- pared to receive company. This delightful
summer retreat il in the csunty of Albemare, about
ten miles above Charlottesville, Immediately the
Central Railroad. and situated in gon of country
unsurpassed for both health and beauty of scenery
being In full view of the Blue Ridge mountains
within 80 min utes ride of the great tunnel
structlng through the mountain, and equally coBve-
nient to the University of Virginia and Montce lilo.
WIN. 2. JARMAN, p. M,
je 2l-dts MechuuIs River.
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afflicted

~ this disease, 10 msttsr OK how Iona uas5 ,u,
what The cause, or VLat remedies they nay B.
used, so that tbs organization of the sieeteav lu
not destroyed, can be promptly, eiectua iIMd ,
mauently cured simply by using p 0 l. Lar!
RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.
Numerous certificates Gan be furnished ton
sons who have paid hundreds of dollsu to dos
and from enc to five dollars . bottle for v.r
Rheumatic Compounds and Specifics. withoU
ceiving any relief, who have been perfectly .py
a few DAYS by the use of ore bottle OF P0LLIn
RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.
For sale by PURCELL, LADD L CO, Bu,a
Beers. Adie l. Gray, Duval l. Norton, w. u
L. B. Thomas, and Druggists generally thrsh
the city. NJ
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YEA bATHING.-CHE SA P E A K E
~ HALL. HAMPTON, VA is situated within two
miles of Old Point Comfort, with which place hourly
communication is had by neat and commodious
Onnibus of the most modern style; also by Boats
Hacks &c The Hall will be open for the reception
of visitors the 18th of May, at which time the
proprietor hopes to be able to make comfortable and
happy the stay of all who may be seekip health or
pleasure. Many Improvements have been added,
such cottages for families. play grounds or chill
dreu, shade trees &c; indeed every thing that can
conduca to the comfort of the visitor.
For health and beauty of location this place IL I'M
surpassed. There Is daily communication with the
steamers of Richmond, Norfolk aud Baltimore
fer Day w
Fer Week.. oO
Per Month at.................. 1 25 per day.
my Ib-Sm r. @. BANKS.
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GUNNER CLOTHING AND CT

GUNNER CLOTHING AND GEN
~ TLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS The
subscriber has just received hls second supply o
summer Goods, making his stock now complete, en-
braeng all The late sly les of Cloths, Csssiin nd
Uestlnss. AisszBlack, Blue, Brown and Dahla
press and Frock Coats; Black and Fancy Cashmere
hal Ginshan. Drsp-d'Et and Lutong Goats; Fancy
and Black Cashmere, Linen and Mar.elles Psntf
Collars Stocks; Cravats; Ties; Gloves; Suspenders
Hahfs; &c, TO which he would respectfully ask his
friends and the public generally to call and examine
E. B. SPENCE,
my2 No. I2O, corner Main and IStb SITS
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VALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN

~ TRACTOR will subdus pain and ma
from the seversst burns or scalds, In From q
twenty minutes. and will heal the wound. Al
scar; il effectusIly cures Fever Sores S..
Rhsuna, Infamrnatory Rheumatism, Cut, rs
Bruised, Scsld Hesd, Corns and Bunlonl Er,,aS
Sprsins. Sweliings. Felons, Chilblains, B,,.s
sects, Swelled and Broken Breast, Sor, M
Eruptions. and all other infsmmxsory and ga
This article IL now put rp In blue wr.ss.st
new steel plate label, and signed BY n H.
ker, and @. y. Ciiek,ser l. 90, Proprietor, -
against the numerous counterfaits In MAJ, a.
StoTs. ~
BEENEdT l. BEERS, Drussists, an,
authorized agents for thu sale Of the xesIsSs
style. and they furnish tho trade ct propr!.~a
ss. Retail price only 25c. q box. Iah .S-s,s
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TEXAS PoLITIcs The River Improvement
Convention, which met at Washington, In Texas,
ON the llth ult., nominated the following: Hon.
C. Dickinson, Governor; Hen. w. q. w.
lowers. Lieutenant Governor, Snd Joan Hancock.
for Congress, IL was the genera. suppression that
this ticket would be adopsed by the Know No.
fhiuSa
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CURTAIN CURE FOX COUGF;

" "KICHAoND Nov. 2, I85.--I have ma.
all the cough remedies of tue day, and hsy.rs
talion ia saying that believe ARB L 3. 6a
COUGH ELIXIR to DO the IaGst vaIuab,. Ne,
ton Of tue hind now la Csc, and az ialuiig s,5.
aia!oy '-aisgan .shie. WARaE
MAs. DA.s' COUCH RE-G13-Ws sso ~
ths viz .1ss of tina meaiclsc ffom the bsoI ~.
Wilna.Jed its operation Ia bad cough, In Nh
Afforded speedy and dee idsd .siisE-l!sa R4s
For sale hy Mrs a. 3. AVA, Bsunstt i,
Alex. DovaI, Patterson L Jackson, Chas Allnn
Il. J. Pisot, A. kodsker and Charles d. Yas
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lNHE hUGUENOT SPRINGS.


4 subscriber respectfully announces to the public
the last season. received extensive improvements
and been put into Thorough repair, vas opened for
the reception of visitors on the goth ipst Every
effort will be made to present even more than the
ordinary inducems ns of former years and In this
connection the subscriber 10 gratihed to state that
Mrs. TURPIN, who supern tended the domestic
rangements at the same place few years since and
whose efficient attention and lad yike department
gave universal salItfaction, has been re-engaged,
and With corps Of servant in Eelecting who u
Usual care ha1 been bestcWsd will offer her services
to the guests The stTiG5es attention will be paid
to the hotel aud cabin arrangements, as to obvi
gree the comfort aaa piaGa1Ie Of ths visitors. "A
baud CT skilfu Music.nB has been gsged, and the
Ball Rom, Bowling Alloy, Billiard Tables and
other of amusement, will col ttibute to make
the Spring place of healthfuI AID agreeable
taxation.
The waters sui phur and chay beste, and third
combining the properties OF the other two, which is
also used in the bsth house. They der Assem-
blags of mild tonics aud gentle alternatives, whose
beneficial effect has been signelly shown in nume-
Instances, in which worn and debilitated frames
have been submitted to their il uepce; and their eff
cheney, in the of ladies and children has been
more conspicuouslly marked.
The Huguenot Springs in Powhatsn county,
from W hich place tnev accessible BY the Rich
mond aid Danville Railroad, which passes within six
miles; line of Omnibuses sent from the Springs,
conve yins visitols over that space.
FARE-S1 Is per day; $40 per week; $50 per month.
Children over and under Il years of aga, and ser
wants, half price.
j. S0-ts DAVID MOORE.
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]. S. REESE

j. s. REESE,
A9ent for Selecting, Iv chasing and Forwarding
rERUViASi MEXICAN AND OTHER VARIETIES OF
GUANO.
OFFICE No. 10 EXCHANGE BUILDING
BALTIMORE, MD
fertiilzers. all of the be qualities to consumers
and dealers on best terms
CF Orders forwaI ded to the above address will be
Promptly executed lie I5-dSc6m
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A MELIA SPRING S-Two and a half

A MELIA SPR NC S-TwO and half
~ miles from the Richmond and DanviIe Railroad
at Wyanoke Station. will be open LIST July for the
accommodation Of visitors. Every exertion will be
made to please our bosrders who will be so good as
to favor rs with their patronage. Our BAR will be
well supplied, and close Sabbath and every night
at 10 O'Clock. Our BATHING establishment is just
erected new at the Springs, where hot cold Baths
can be had.
Terms of Board per day Sl.5O; per week 81; per
II years. and servants half price. There will be
Omnibusi in attendance at the Depot ct The ear.
my 12-2m THOS. C. WILSON K SCNR.
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PaAYKR Fo1 HARVEST. Bishop Meilvane. Ohio,
hes issued pastoral letter to the congreg alton OF
his Diocese with references to prayer for album
dsnt harvest The bishop reniudn christians that
tae lima 70 pray IL before an appended evil comes,
.siher Than then II has come ~
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May Goth. 1855
A HANDSOME AND VALUABLE

A HANDSOME AND VALUABLE
a RESIDENCE FOR SALE PRIVATELY
We authorized to sell privately a very hand
some and valuable RESIDENCE on the Eastern
side OF 9TH street North of Leigh, occupied by
John w. Rseve, Esq. The house is newly built OF
the best brick, AMI nished ia the best moder STYLE
containing seven rootos with the basement, There
are upon the promises brick Kitchen and ether
necessary out housss, with iron by drant in the
yard, all being in complete order. The 10!
fronts 90 feet 9Th street and runs back 100
Terms very liberal Apply to
PAYNE & MAYO,
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GREAT NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN
MAIL ROUTE.


u E.:z.a:.s;;= 9.5::S]i1....SSs
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMMENCING with the LIST day OF July,
~ the great mail will be carried BETWEEN
RICH MOND AND WASHINGTON TWICE
DAILY, Except Sunday, then once.) over the VIr'
rnis Cen raj and Orange and Alex.ndria Rsilrosds.
Passengers by the trains will be carried from
Richmond tn Gordonsville-
NIGHT LLNE-REDUCED FARE
Mail leaves Richmond at 80 P. M. and arrives Ct
0ordonsville IL 80 p. NJ. and at Washington 80 4.
M Returring. leaves Gordonsville ct l. 80 a. NJ.
q nd arrives In Richmond ct d. A. d.
This lins running Into Richmsnd IN the morning
aud returning In the evening" presents to the travel
ling community at very low rates the conVsn.sIss
so much desired.
Between Gordonsvills and Richmond. ........S25
Do Louisa c. Fl. do .......... 0O
Do BeaVeTdam do ..s....... lS0
Do Junction do .......... gu
And other points in the Same proportion
TIE day mail train cannot Stop ercept at regular de-
pots The ght train, both up and down, will stop
at all the usual places except Storr's
For the further accommodation CT the travel, there
will be passenger attached to the ffegkt train
from Frederioks Hall to Rich inc nd, stopping at all
the uua places, except StorI's. Rates same az on
the day mall
The day line leaves Richmond at SD A. d. ana
returns 1t Las y. III.
FL. D. WHITCOAB. sup't
$50 Trans Va. C. Railcoad.
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100 PAIR.-100 pair more OF
Ladies' Cater Boots, st $l.5O pair, just
rsceivsd bv ,tasmer direct from the manufacturer.
and for sale at the emium Boot and Shoe Store of
ALEX. HILL,
;ses 1T Main strset. Richmond.
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DOTOMAC PAVILION, PINEY

II PUNT, w NIL uis ucSi.
BILE place for health and bathing is now open for
the deception of visitors with nothing left undone
that will promote the comforts OF its guesn
Mauy improvements have been msde since my
last season. Lunch Room hiss been built Tor the
dation eff visitors at all seasonable hours
day or bit; Stables and Carthage Houses have been
built to accommodate these at distance; Billiard
Tables; Pistol Gallery; Shuttle Boardi Ten pin Al
legs and Baths have all been improved and are iree
TO pisitors onIv thankful to the public for their
pat onsge the last two sessons and hope to see my
old frisnds and any new faces the coming season.
The Pavilion shsli be clean and well kept. Chill
dren with Whooping Cough and Measlss will not be
admitted a. boarders.
TERMS OF BOARD.
For single day, g. for three DAYS or lsss than a
week, s150 per day; ~ the week $40; by the month
Sl IS per day. w. w. DIX, Propristor.
Lstfsr boxes have been placed all the atsanaers,
for the accommodation Of visitors. js23-1m
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PAYNE & MAYO,
te Is .,,,ionaar.

FOR SALE.-WOOL TRUNKS, PAD
a DING, FACING, LINING AND BOOX-BIED
ING SKINS The public are here by informed that
they need not North to buy these artic o. al the
undersigned has them always on hand as good and as
cheap as they can be bought at the North. Manu-.
factory on Brook Avenue, opposite Bacon Qusrter
Branch Tavern. j. C. JONES
f. 26-d&c6m
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Major Joseph Wade Hampton, editor aud pros
pvlssor # the Austin TexAs) State Gazette. died
On he 14th ult
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RUNAWAY.

z DOLLARS REWARD Kan away
ID from the subscriber. last J.nuary, yosoe
ms a named tom. beIonsius 70 Mrs n. .. AnG Isr
son. Ooochand county. He - Of sinsefbfesd oo'cI
rather pleasing face: looks down when spoI ~ hs,
b.ea seem frequently in and around the CITY; sno -
9ooe hand ct bis misrr 81 duriog the Il me- ne TsJ
he found perhsps near DR.. Brekenboroueh's In nan
over county, or between the other places named
will psy the above reward upon his delivery a. ny
factory. - <S-I" =. L. :.
10 DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away
III last Friday night the 2sth June; negro man
named PETER about 81 or q years old, sboui zee
inches In height. color very black. small eyes ano
full face: has his reck under the IeIt ear
will pay the above reward for his delivery 20 me,
on Brooke Avenus, between Clay and bel SIS
jy S-4.S dInAM oA NV
DUNAWAY-Ran away from the sub
h scriber. on the 22d May. NEGRO MAN,
named SAM. He 10 an uncommouly likely fellow,
about twenty-five years old, of dark. eingsrnIead
cnmplexisn. and about five feet ten inches Of Ign
He Is no doubt about Richmond or Its vicinity.
will give q reward of Ten Dollars for his appiehen-
.;on and delivery toto the jail of HenIico county
lie ll-2swts JOHN dOIone oON.-
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A CARD.-JOS. WOOD

- A CARD-JOS. WOOD
n WARD, Dentist. hss removed his
]1IYY0Offic frca tho United States Hotel
to Governor street, betw aau Main
aud franklin, being central and convenient loca-
ton. He returns many thanks to his friends and
irons for psst favora and hopes they will fad 1t con-
veneDt to extend their professional calls whilst he
will endeavor to merit the same by keeping In
the science. NV ll-6m
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CALMON'S PATENT RAIN

n 14ux yin - "A Elm W N - i N Al
~ GRASS SEED sEPARATOR.-This IA.
was invented and patented by by g. B. salnsg
linois, and wherever it has been exhibited, huu
precedence of all others, for cleaning GuI
Grass Seeds.
The first Silver Medal was awarded to the iuvs
at the Worlds Fair in New York. and the flrY
at the New York State Fair in 1852 1t has
adopted by the Richmond city millers who n,
mend it as the best machine known for ,spur
cookies and ether impurities from whe.t Itv
psrate any two seeds of different size or vein
simple In its construction, and easily ieptihs.
1t is peculiarly adapted to farmers ussa 80 it r.
but little power to work j, and cleans grain :
perfectly than any machine now in use
Ii can be furnished at the following prices "
For FsrmerS Machine that will clean Is 10 8 !
els per hour.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
For farmers Machane that will clean soto
so bushels per hour.
For q Farmers' Machine ARRANGED fer hone
power that will clean so bushels per hour
For Miller's Machine that yOlll clean 80 toF
bushels per hour.
For Milers Machine that VII clean 500
- bushels per hour. Observation-Disclosures.
For Millers' Machine that will clean rs 10
l5O bushels per hour.
For Miller's Machine that will clean 80 to
4ee h1aheis per hour. Observation-Disclosures.
Address no. M iNDygSO
Commission Merchant R;rbmsnS
N. B-County Rights will BE- soy5 on ,.1srs
terms. lie Sh-2swtsI RIM
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NHE undersigned have this day forms

THE undersigned have this day formed
Il copartnership for the purpose of writing up
Books for. hose who have no regular clerk, prepsr
ing lesal Instruments and copying all the vsriou.
brsnches. They conticer themselves competent,
from an experience of many years, to give satissc-
ton 70 all persons who may think proper to patror-
ize them.
Office on franklin street, between 9th and 9th sts
in rear of the residence of John M. Patton, Esq.
HUGH II. GODDIN,
LEWIS w. CHAMBERLAYNE.
NAV GOTH 1855. nv SO-5Sm
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OUR THANKS are due to the people
" of Richmond, and especially to the Young
Guard" for the liberal patronage bestowed upon Is
for the pest year, for which we are very thankful,
and hope to merit continuance of the same promis-
necessary produce the finest Dsguerreotypes ever
offered to the public.
Oar prices range from so cents to $50. Stersc.
scopes taken for IS.
All Pictures warranted.
POWERS l. DUKE,
IS9, Main street, over
je % Northern telegraph Office.
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LADIES oHUES.-kecelved
and opened this morning. at No Is, La.
dies Fancy Embroidered Toilet Slippers do. black
Morocco and Kid Lady Scott Ties; do. DO. Cater
Boots at 81 so; do. German Kid Tesi do. black Vel
vet Slippers All these ars seasonsble and pretty
goods and will be sold at moderate prices
JOHN C. PAGE, JR.,
is2z IS Market Bridge.
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FOR THE SPRINGS.
- NEW AND SPLENDID

~ARG4 NEW AND SPLENDlD
& orr sITIoH LINE OF
sfA0E5 Through fIem kcnmon a.. ~ WS;,.
sulphur snd sweet springs in II days and Salt sal
On and sfssr the lst day of July merit we will run
~ the yirsins Central Railroad, to the Roclbridee
H,nm spriuss. and to the White Sulphur Springs
via Bath Alum, Warm and Hot Springs, twitn ofsnen
to the Aii-Heaiing Sprinssl o~,,,. train
of cars will reach Rockbridse Alum and bstn Alum
or Warm Springs same day; leave next m1r i -
day light, and arrive at the Sweet ana " a''s our
phnr Springs early in the evening.
Hsvins al! new first class coaches fresn teams,
selected with great care. and ACCOMMODATING drve'
We r. ii assured we Gan extend to the travelling pup
lie .ueh f.s,ae: fSr cas-. .sss sno on this line
Through tickets from Richmond and Aiexanons J
>, nv ~ the above named Springs, can be obtained
Of any Of our agents. who WIN si~sS'' % 'o'A'
Extra coaches will be furnished az Gil times, wnen
desired. hAhmAn D;..r
my7s rfopHe
Rates of Fare in connection Nth the p'rg,n1d Gem'd
Railroad, BY Hartman md broaoh o'oye '"e'
from RICHMOND "a. %
To White Sulphur M
To Sweet Springs. en-
To Healing SPRING. ..........''''''''''''.''' M
To Warm Springs. .''''''-''' IN
To Bath Alum Springs. az
To Rock Alum Springs. .''''''' q
To ~
To Harrison burg. ~
To New Market. -
To WOODSTOCK. M
To Strssburg .....-'.''''''-''''''' IN
To Wipchester.. 90. =. 90. -,
Passengers are hereby informed that our rsies ol
fare to any of the above named places Will be lower
than the charges by any other line; Ine stages ioi
Winchester and Lexington leave dairy sIteI tne af
rival of the cars at Stsunton
isI HARTMAN n BROWN Propr'etors
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&jbA Z K III o VAL-MCCON-
NELL & BURTON, DENTISTS
removed to No. g04 4wo doors
shove tksir old stand and opposte
o Ccriuthia0 Hall. nsv % tt
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E w &C. MOTTO E.-TO
AEZ ~ s.i Ex@.Ss7g PASSENGERS ON THE
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE, AND SOUTH.
SIDE RAILROAD CARS, GOING EITHER TO
DANViLLE Or LYNCHBURG:
B r EAKFAST! BREAK FASTl!
AMPLE FINE GIVEN TO EAT.
Tha subscriber Is now prepared to furnish the pas
sengers, daily, with BREAKFAST at the Junction
of the Richmond and Dsnville and South. Side Rail-
roads, immediately on their arrival on the cars.
my l7-l2m SAE'L D. BURKE.