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<Ss UNION STEAMSHIP COM
s&fkE PANY-FOR PHILADELPHIA, VIA

CITY POINT AND NORFOLK.
Steam err VIRGINIA, Captain David Teal; Steamer
CITY OF RICHMOND, Capt 2 Nit chell; Steamer
PENNSYLVANIA, Capt. Z. Clifford.
One of these superior Steamers will leave Rich.
rncrd, until further notice. every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY. touching at City Point and Norfolk to re-
ceye freight and passengers Returning. leave hill
sdelphia every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
morning at 10 O'Clock.
These Steamers are now in fine raer, increased
accommodations for the comfort of passengers having
been added, also more room for freight; and we
hope, by regularity, dispatch and in protecting
goods committed to our charge, to receive an in
crease of patronage
TNo transhipmept by this line.
FARE REDUCED.
Passage through to New YORK. and found. % 90
Do do Philadelphia, and found, LIST
CABIN. Uu
Passage through to Philadelphia, not found, I'd
csDin. ....'....'.s......'.t Uo
Passage to City Point and Norfolk same as by the
River Boats.
S-Passsngers by this line stop in PhiIadel.
nhia two three days, and then proceed to New
York by the same ticket
II. E. FUTILE, Agent,
is 9-tf Rockets
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For further information apply to
z. g. WALL,
Superintendent South side R, R., Petersb'g.
CHAS. CAMPBELL,
Sup't Rchm'd l. Danvilie Il. r. Richmond.
z. ii GILL,
Sup't Va. l. Tennessee r. R.. Lypchburg.
KENT, SUMMERSON l. CO,
~ IL FincastIe, Va.
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sNhE HU0UENOT SPKINGS.-Ihe

Il liz MINUS uc
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, was opened for
the reception of visitors on 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 grstied to state that
Mrs. TURPIs, who superin tended the domestic ar
engagements at the same place few years CO. and
whose efficient attention and ls6yiike dsportnen mt
gave universal satisfaction, has been re-epgaged,
and with corps of servants, In selecting whom un-
usual care has been bestowed will offer her services
to the guests The strictest attention will be paid
20 the hotel and cabin arrangements, to obvi-
ate every annoyance and promote in the highest d.
gree the Somfort and pleasure of the visitors. A
band of ssilfu 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 healthfu and agreeable re-
taxation
The wa ters are sulphur and chalybsste and third
combining the properties of the other two which is
also used in the beth house. They offer an Assem-
biage of mild tonics and gentle Alternatives whose
beneficial effect has been signally shown in hume.
reus instances in which and de biltated frames
have been submitted to their influence; and heir fl
cheney, in the of ladies and children has be
more couspicuousy marked. =
The Huguenot Springs are in Powhatan county,
on the Railroad, about II miles above Richmond
from which place they accessible by the Rich.
mond a. Danville Railroad which passes within sig
miles; line of Omnibuses sent from the Springs.
conveying vieitofs over that space.
fARE-$1 Is per day; $40 per week; $50 per month.
children over and under IL years of age and ser
eants. half price,
je 5h-ts DAVID MOORE
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CHANTS, CALIFoss:A AND FRoNT sTsEsIh
York. w. T COLEsns
HENRY CARIIVA
J. Ii. WlLLlAAs
Mr.. COLEMAN Is In New York. ~ VIII shsI
pers evety information IS TO markets shppl1s
o. EXCHANGE on San Francisco tot,.s
lie ea-,. 81 Wal s'ss
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TUkF OIL.-For old

TskUE TUkF OIL.-For old Sora
Il every description, or Man or Beast. 0nss
spoonful equal to an ounce OF any prspusda
known.
Bruises and sprsins Ulcers and Fellons scsld,m
Burns, Bore Legs and Chilblains Fresh Cut Woga
Crsmp and Tett CT, Stinss of Insects, Wounds unig
Back. swellsd Legs and Stiffness Of Joints
Warranted 70 cure, and no damage fromeIrcHH
to colds
Applied to burns atiouce, it leavesno asG
DOVE co,
eole Proprietors Riehmopdi
RICHMOND, January AA
( Messrs. Dove L Co.-For shout seven ysnri
negro boy, Simon, had an ulcer On the shin ttr
one of his lsRs; be had had the very best medals
vice. and the strictest attention from myself then
has been repeatedly poulticed and burnt siih
al intervals, whist giving applying medicine he's
been kept on low diet, and also kept perfectly gus
with the limb eleysted; sometimes the sore v1Ea
De as large az the palm ofa mans hand, and STONES
no larger than half dime, and even when 4 Tvs
fained this small size would break out sssn y
came certainly discouraged about it, and one ~
while In your store, L asked you what nua@
1t; you gave me BEETLE of your Turf Oil, atfE
using bottles 10y the direction) it was .ntnl
healed. Previous TO the time of using il, he b: "a
months from his work, but since, be ba fsx
lost single day. l will add that have exp,iss
uselessly on his limb about two hundred adj
dollars, and 1t gives pleasure to add to the ~
you have, this testimonial of the virtues Of YoSriE
Oil. Very respectfully, s. &. SsELf@
oopy-published By permission from as'i .
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PERUVIAN oUAfo. MEXICAN oU1No
j. 5. REESE

j. D.. REESE,
agent for Selecting Purchasing and Foruo,d,,,
PERUVIAN, MExicAn AND oTHEx y.sIrr,ssg
ta GUAho
oFFiCE No. 10 EXCHANGE BUILDING
~. BALTIMORE, MD
ne sdverner guarantees to furnish the .hovs
an dealers on best terms. ~ sossauiers
~ Orders forw ard ca 10 the ahovs .da,...
'pt sAes"ee. % - js l5-dkcsm,
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MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
wi sPRINQa MnNTaOMERY COUNTY VA


WI SPRINGS, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.
This new and beautiful watering p ACE will be open
for the reception of visitors the 10Th OF JAY II
10 delightfully."- situated the western slope Of the
Alleghanes in Montgomery county, about one and q
half miles from the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
from which branch road takes you TO the SPRING.
90 that visitors entirely avoid stage travelling
Passengers leaving Richmond by the Dsnviile or
Petersburg by the Southside Railroad, arrive in
Lynchburg in time to due, where they can stop all
night or continue the Virginia and Tennessee
Road passng the Peaks of Otter, crossing the Blue
Ridge, following the beautiful valley of the Roanoke
CHM bling the Alieghsnies to the Big Tunnel, where
they take the branch to the Springs arriving there
by 5 O'Clock In the afternoon. These Springs are
three miles from the Yellow and four from the Allie
ghany Springs.
The waters of these Springs are very similar to
the water of the 9reenbrer White Sulphur more
pleasant to the taste and equally effective in their
use. They have made iome most remarkable cures
of diseases of long ndns, and believed in the
neghborhood to be infallible remedy for dyspep-
sia and almost every disease that has assumed q
chronic state. There also two fine chaly beste
springs, one of them very strong.
No expenae has been spared Ia fitting up this pro-
perty, and every exertion will be made to render a
visit pleasant and agree able. The services of MIR.
THOMPSON TYLER, who 10 we'll known in almost all
the Atlantic cities, have been procur ed who will be
assisted By a corps of gentemanly and obliging
sistants. A fine Band of Music is also engaged.
~ Communications may be addressed TO
ROBT. Fl. MOSBY,
Prest Montg'y White Sulphur Springs Co.
je 2S-dt8Au Shawesville, Va.
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COLLEG late SEMI5!1eV~

" STEPHENS VIII re-opsn his San,i.. j
first of October at bis former yooms m o. d,
Franklin and Fifth Streets. 'u7 salss
the boarding department will be conti,,.,
year on the corner of franklin and Adsm."sah x
The Principal will give his undivided a,, ,l..a
plished assistants. 10 ne !, s.'..
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I AND WARRANTS WANTFD =,

II he
~ highest market price will he Maid n, IN 90 ny
ana loo acre LAND WARRANTS, also Tor Law.
scrip; Persops having Warrants or Scrin IN an
will do well TO call at WIN HITRIEWSse''
Exchange Cffce, No Pearl 1t. Ricbmond =.
n. B-Persons living ir the country are Tesne.t
July requested TO forward their warrants. IYbsn
duiy "rgnsd by mail or otherwise, and / nlads.
myself to them, that they .hsil receive the hshss,
msIset pnce; and prompt sturns in cash or caeots
ie 5-Sm WI ryrrprpu
The price OF Warrants Il Huctuating and unstssdv
At present am paying sl.io per acre :
PERUVIAN GUAtO. MEXICAN ar 1N0-
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aUMrfuR HuTrlHATs.
NEW RIVER SULPHUR SPRINGS

AIEW HlVEH Quilt - ~ = - A.Aes - -
This beautiful wstsrr gisse a 81 san, e
Giles 10 miles below the point It which the river e
creased ~ the Virginia and Tenne ssss nafosa ano
miles from the celebrsted esit roma VII oe
opened for the ption Of visitors on the l9tn
JaIy. The water Possesses tho qaalities o. mo-. o.
the vfeinis Sulphur Springs aDd II regarded BY PER
sons - ho have tried It a. eq7s TO any. New build
inss have bseu erected sLd the place htted up Win
vie to ensure the greatest amount OF com'oIt 20
yjstors The proprietor has made arrangements 70
accommodate about 100 persons tne prssea. ,eason'
lar = visit saresabls. From the Springs view OF
New River for considerable distsuee with lie ma
sstic eli f 10 presented that To 10 gran
deur aud beauty By any scenery In the mountains.
To the lovers Of huntlng and hsnine the
are unequ.lled BY any place IN Virgins Uur fhes-
are found in the greatest soundsnce Eesr tne
SPRUCE Boats can be had ut all times Tor excpf-
s,ous ON the river and Tor persons DE-
sirous of visiting the "Salt Pond the greatest Gu
riosity in the mountaios. a.,
Passengers for the New River Sulphur sprinEs will
leave the Virginia snd Tennessee haiirosd o. Chrs
tiansburs where they will find Mr. John EchoPs
Stage on Mondays and Thursdss,s, BY which they
will be enabled to reach the Springs early IN tho
evening ofthe day OF leaving Richmond or Peters
burs The stage will stop at the Yellow Sulphur.
and continue on next day by BIschshurs, Newport;
&C. On Mondsy's and Thursdays the stsge will
leave the Springs for Chrstiansburg IN time to con
ne ct with the Railroad. On Wednosdsys ard Sat-
urdas'sa stage will run for the Springs to the salt
Pond" and will also convey passengers to Giles
Courthouse. and connect with the lines to the hite
and Red Sulphur. 49,
FARE-Sl SO per day; 50 per week; and s25 Per
month. ,, 4
~ lG-d&clm VIM. EQUILIBRIUM
%Petersburr Express CODY for one month and
Petersburg Intellgepcer twice week for one month
and send Ellis to L. Masters, Amelia G
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TURNING AND CARVING IVORY
MANUFACTORY
The subscriber s prepared to every descrip ton
OF PHSiN AND ORNAMENTAL TURNING AND
CARVING in Ivory, to any pattern desired Tor
bTeasIpins, Parasols, Cane Heads, &e
UMBRELLAS, PARAsOLS and CANES, repair.
ed At short notice
billiard Balls re. turned and colored.
specimens may be at his shop, on lth sire ct
Apperson's ~
jy l4-dSm CHAs A MJIJrp
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By order,


R. L. HUGHsoN Ticket Agent.
B;-For the information of the public Il "a
oeemea proper to state that Il ere is daily lire of
ofge nshoro Passengers for Milton and YanceyyiIls
VII leave Richmond Mondays, Wednesdays, and
je Is Rru
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NIss0T TTTTON OF CO-PARTNER-

1ISSULUIIUN OE WI A1s -.
H. sHIP-The co-psrtnsrshp heretofore existins
between the underlined, under the nrm 90. on
Soth Of June having disposed Of their business 10
SIMPSON BAGNALL.
Those IL debted TO the late hrm, are IequeMeo 70
..fts their aecounts At once and the debts OF the
VIM WRIGHT,
mo WRIGHT, in,
JAS B. WRIGHT.
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MHDIcIEEa
CERTAIN CURE E1,1,

AOA&$f III Ea
GERTAIE CURE FJR 49,
~ "kieHnoHD. Nov. "a, 1s5a ToUGHT
all the cough remedies Of Il. A., nsys TIA -
tatiou 70 ssyipg that beiisvs sd ssr., .:e,
COUGH ELIXIR to be the NJ. ~ ~ A. g. ~
tor Of the Kind nov In u,e, and !. sslase. n.ts
mas. DAVIS CoUeB RzNrpv r. =, WAhsTss,
the virtues OF this medicine fra,, re eaa M
witnessed its operation 10 |. tsd IN. 70, boois
afforded speedy and decid I'd rs;is oosa, W.,
FOR sale BY Mrs.. A. B. DAVIS s.hiea Hs,a
Alex Duvsi. Paterson L Jsckron rssnnstt a
q. }. fisot. A. Bodessr and Ch.rI.. hsi Mn
A LIS WELL THAT ENn;S~
"A Dollar CORDIAL now /, All 49, WIIT
u sets kiehmoDd folks 10 rnn,;a5 90, u
For such indeed. that are pet IL
At lesst that il rny notion. "as,
For Weakness and for GrsysI !.
Gives immediate relief 10 iii
As medicine, IL IL hard Ia r..
Is Leonsrd's DOLLAR CoRDi.,
Now take advice, and DO mo.
But try IL II you would be wsnpi
IL can be had in Any Drussis,,.,.
This famed Dollar CoraisI SHOP
Price-One dollar per bottle,
To be had of L. 3 TBoMA.. Bro.a
Hill. and OF all Druggists in Richmons 'st, sA,,,
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M LEIGH BUXTON, pss s,,S.a, I
w Zoe between 9th and iofn :. saor bslos '
eupied By Mcconnell I Burton, nsA' wv s-lH
r. Dempls's Drug etere.
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WRIGHTs BAKERY ESTABLISHMENT,
err

No 159 MAIN STREET.
The subscribers having bought out the ABOVE BUN
ness and leased the premises for term OK years
will contin te the same in all its branches
They promise to produce a hrst-rate art1cie Of
BREAD, CAKES. CRACKERS, DC, being deter
miaed TO uee the best materials only, and respect
fnly ,oi cit the patrousgs of the friends and custo
mers of WRIGHT x BROS. and the pdbiic gene,
rally assuring them that NO effort on their part sns
be wanting to merit public support
veraI years past o. No. East Main street, viii DC
continued a. heretofore, and while they sofcit fol
the old concern the fsrthei support OF tnsir hnne
and return Thanks for the liberal tavoIs hherte
bestowed on them. SIMPSON BAGNALL.
N. B. Orders from the country ior Crackers, &c
addressed to either store, will meet with prompt az
tention. .. d.
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tes~.A DISSOLUTION OF CO.
FYTs%a=SsR PARTNERSHIP The firm of Nc
Il BURTON Dentists,
was dissolved on the 1st inst. by
limitation Those to whom the firm indebted
will b. paid by J. MCCONNELL. and those indebted
to the firm will maks payment to him.
JSO. MCCONNELL,
w. LEIGH BURTON.
Richmond July I'd, 1855. jy 2-dlm
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NJ ECHUM'S RIVER HOTEL.-TI

M ECHUM'S RIVER HOTEL.-Tbe
- subscriber, having recently purchased this
nov Pre- pared to receive company This delightful
summer retreat 10 In the county Of Albemarie abont
ten miles above Charlottesville immediateIv ON he
Cenirai Railroad and situated in egion Of country
for both health and beauty of scenery
De,ng 10 null view Of the Blue Ridge mountains
structins through the mountain, and equally canva.
nient to the University Of Virginia and Mont,celIo
WIN. r. JARMAN, P. A..
IL Gus mechum's River
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THREE HANDSOME NEW DWELL-
ING BOUSEs AND LOTS CORNER OF
nth AND q STREET, CHURCH HILL,
Fok SALE EXCHANGE OR RENT.-The cor,
ner house Is finished, has rooms and comnodicus
Kitchen, is ready for tenant now. The other tive
are stnailer, and will be finished in few DAYS This
is desirable property. and will be sold or excbap s.d
FOR young negroes upon terms to please Should no
sale or exchange be made the property will be rent
ed and to good tenants the rent will be low
side. ~
Apply to GEO. WOODEN
Je Este General Agent and Colt ctor
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"A LIS WE'LL THAT ENno
DALLEYS MAGICAL PAW

49,, ~ $4,000 t .0Duue PAIN and ln..1A
twenty minutes. and will heal tn - non d. :
scar; 1t efsctualiy cures Fever Sra fs. VIII ,s
Rheum, Infsmmatory Rheumatisrr c.. fIs l.
Bruises, Scsld Head, Corns and urio ~" wsr.
sprsiDs. sweliings, Feions, Chib!aio. sa.Ilr,.s
; Etaat,eu ws .nd 4, ana sI9asa Breast so.
diseases, whore the parts affected san qua sut..
This article IL now put up in blue =, ,n,sscsa
now steel plate label, and signed b. ~ 'app.n Va
ker, and @. y. Clickney Z Co Pronyi.n, Dasl1 n
against the numerous counterfsits In s... 2 i;si
store. year! IA,
BENNETT & BEERS, Drugrir,
authorized agents for the sale Of h.. We he a,
style, and they furnish the trade At sseea. u,
90. Retail price only Csc. box. r,SparIeloei u
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.H-A FOR OLD POINT, NOR

III EUk Old PUNT, NUh
FOLK, ANO PoRTsMoUTn.-
RAILROAD LINE via PORT WATHALt-The
beautiful and fsyorte Steamboat AUGUSTA, Capt
VIM c. SMITH will resume her place upon the
line on " WEDNESDAY,, June 18th. The cars rum
ming in connection with the Augusta will leave the
Richmond and Petersburg Depot on Monday, We'd
nesday, and FRIDAY mornings at solocs:
RETURNIN9-The Augusta will leave Norfolk
on the alternste days, viz: Tuesdays. Thursdays
and Saturdays, at ST A M, touching at Old Point
throughout the bathing season, and at all the land
inss on the river both going and returning.
Fare between Richmond and Norfolk. ......... $500
Children 5, and not over IL years of age,
half price.
Servants through ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 150
To anS point on the River Observation-Disclosures. loo
Meals teachl. so
Do 90 for Children and Servants, .......... Is
THOS. DODAmEAD, Supt
Office r. & P. r. Col
June 9th, 1855. ) ja11
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NOTICE.-Having purchased the entire
,.,.,s.t ~ Mr.s, D Aberne,hy in the concern Of
~ = 70 and leased the premises occupied by
,som A. : FLOWER GARDEN, Will in fus.se
eaatnue the business in ell its departments t TIE
.ns nisse wners will be pleased to see tbs pa
OF the late firm and all others 10 want OF sny
thing In my line 'onH
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- from the .ubscriber. last JsnuaIy 2 Jo9ns
.on floochIsnd county He 10 of gingerbread color,
rather pleasing face; looks down when spoken to-;
nbout feet inches In height; 20 years old He has
bsen seeu frequently in and around the city, and IN
9oochlaud ut his Mistress durine the tiDe. He may
he found perhaps near DR.. Brekenborough's, in Han.
over county, or between the other places named
will nav the above reward upon his delivery st my
E..,orv ie 2q-Im ]. H. r. MAYO
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~ EA BATHING.-CHE SAPEAKE
-, 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, 10 The Hall will be open for the reception
OF Visitors on the 18th Of May, at which time the
Pfopfstor hopes to be able to make comfortable and
happy the stay OF all who may be seeking health or
pleasure. Many improvements have been added
dreo shade trees, &c; indeed every thing that "a
conduce to the comfort Of the visitor. =
For health and beauty of location this place il ur-
surpassed There is daily communication with the
steamers Of Richmond Norfolk and Baltimore
I OF Jay. 90 a-g5
ner W eek. 90
my 15-Sm r. a RENKSS'g
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.SAafR NEW AND bfLEND1D
s%61rn,a.sh nom Riehmond. Petsrsbure.
n.ifimore. Wsshine fon and 9Alsx1sdria, 20 Wnite
salphsr and sweet bprinss. In u days. sna sss
Oa AID After the Ist dag Of July next re VIII run
Saily fine Of four horse eosches from 90 ssimsu
of the virEinis Central asilroed 70 the nocsnose
AIsr Springs and 10 the White cuiPnI,t.. Ivnng q
"a asth Alum Warm and Hot Springs, win prsnen
TO the Alb ealing SprinesD .-n,,..~ .,.
Resse gers leaving Richmond IN tns mosnlne Gam
~ r.rs' Vii resch Rockbrides Alum and Bsth Alum
or Warm springs same day; leave nsss %ht :.
dsv Iisht and arrive ct thu Sweet ana w INTO SUI
uhur Springs early in the evening
Hsyins al new, first class coaches, Tssn teams
,siected with great care. and accommodating ovels
ve feel assured we can extend TO the travene pup
liz such facilities for and comoIt = nsse neVef
hefore been offered secured on this ne
Through tickets from Richmond and Aiss ;a;as
of sny of our agents. who will always DO found ct the
Railroad depots Of those places. r.-...
Extra coaches will be furnishes 4@ tmea wheu
s..;rsd HARMAH BROWN,
~ 90 Propretors.
Rates of Fare In connection pi the pfyfnsd Central
DBL. La Su4
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II mitted to the Jail of the City of Richmond, as
4 runaway on the 18th day of June, 1855, negro
man who calls himself SAM. and says he Is the p,o-
perty of Sarah Hepdry, of 6oochland county, Va.
Raid gro is feet inches high OF dark complex.
ion about 10 years of age, and had when commit
ted to Jail dark wooden coat and pants and black
come forward prove property. pay charees and take
him away or he will be dealt with as the law de
rects JoS oIAnhE, y; o.
yI7-6w For Martin N. Lpscomb, 6eret'
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A CARD.-The subscribers beg to retuI
thanks to their friends and the public generally, foi
the very liberal patronage bestowed upon the late
concern of Wright Bro e, and take great pleasure
la recommending te their confidence and patronage
the new concern of SIMPSON l. BAGNALL
ON WRIGHT BROS.
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DUNAWAY.-Ran away from the sub
III scriber. ON the 22d May, NEGRO MAN,
named SAM. He 10 an rncommonly likely fellow,
about twenty-five years old, of dark, gingerbread
complexion and shout five feet ten inches high :.
Fl s Is no doubt about Richmond or its vicinity.
will give q reward of Ten Dollars for his appre hem
son and delivery into the jail of Henrico county.
je U-2awts JOHN A. HUTCHINSON.
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MOTTO E.


q Ma ExPREsS rvm.
ORDINARY INDUCEMENTS. !-DIsp ATSsH1 nj "a
THE LIFE OF TRADEl!!-Goods ordered +, an,
Express are u.ually SOLD and the proceeds In your
BY ordinary modes of conveyance S 70 sen'
uy Merchants Of Halifax, Enfield, Rocky Mount.
Mlsons, ooidS , Wilmington, Fayetteville
MAIL TRAIN EXPRESS, via Petersburg and WsI.
don, and the Whining ton and Raleigh Railro.S. "
sure to be satisfactory "u easisos
THE ADAMS EXPRESS CO.
- 20 Corner Of lAth ana n a. -
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A MEXICAN HOTEL, hios w., ibs -
"A. a rumor having become current ,a s1 90.
Amsricsn HOTEL he tsse this mOds Of inl',u -
frisnds and the travelling public that s.t he
case. He bsss to assure his patrols Ia IL fslst
care ard attention shail be shown tnsm 9,o,sfs
heretofore has sained their liberal gsss sNifH,,
s le Sfl--d& aim AmoI~---~s~n IA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-23
LEECHlNG AND CUPPlNt .
. RS. WOOLHOUSE offers hei x

Ava vices to the Medicsl Faculty and tns Ls ~
Richmond, as Leecher and Cupper ard uos'"
siduous attention TO merit their kind pslfOess' -
~ Mrs w. may be found at sill times . 1n.ui
dence on i0th street, In the rear OF D. b
Drug Store. ..,, =
N. B.--The best imported Leeches eonsssa q
ceiving aud for sale. Also, LsdieS Ss'@'ss
hand and made to order. m, ...,sss
A light over the door, from o'clock III ps--
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-23

THE undersigned have this Gay ly
Il copartnership for the purpose o. srss'
Books fort hose who have no resulsr e,e,s . r,gss
ing legal INSTRUMENTS, and copying 10 si .os
brsnches. They consider themselves ,,tssr
from an experience of msny years 70 go "a sssA'
ton to all persons who may thius props
ixe them. .sAt
Office on Franklin street, between $40 - y,s.
In rear Of the residence Of John y. ksi'ea'
HUGH III. GODDlN, .ysG
NJ eo,, ,osx LEWIS s' W. eiiA myss-ssSs.