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ful bow, and then sank back INFO n'' o'1>'i
A g;rI nj ahout seventeen sat by the Deo-
s;ds If the sick person, In whose nsno ~
hand was clasped. She WAS evluen,sJ VIC
sister Of the youth who had dis,ur9ea Loo.
tor Dubois from his comfortAoio u sss..,,,,
The invalid was deadly p ale sn sna 0; ;rtell;.
..arca remained on her countenance. Al
least 40 thought the doctor. whilst at the same
time he vas detaching as it were from those
sickly features the expression which formed
sha;r chief char cteristic, and which lndica-
rad IN him the state of her mind. Comoi-
ming what he had already heard with what
he saw, he easily came to the conciusio ~
that one at least of the mental iacu,IeS y.
his new patient was in aoeyance. ne sas
down in chair which the youth mac placed
for him, felt the lady's pulse, put on MS usu-
al wise look, and after having received an
swers to q variety of questions, seemed 10
fll the apartment with life and joy by an
nouncing that there was NO immediate osn.
ger. The old man near the fire place, VINO
had been looking eagerly over bis snouioel'
clssped his hands, and cast up rapid giance
TO heaven The servant who still renamed
in the room, muttered prayer OF tnanksgiv
ing; and the two young people absolutely
sprang into each others arms, embracing,
Laughing, anu cfytuS. Aho POAoo.
seemed least interested in this good news
was the sick lady herself.
What is the matter7' she enquired a.
length, in tone of mingled Tenderness ana
pride. why are you so pleased witn wnae
this good man SAYS You will make me Pc
| lieve have really been in danger. But tins
cannot be; or else the Duchess Of N9 ~,
would have come TO see me- ana the Coun'
| tess of Malmont and the dowager OF Mont.
sorrel. They would not let me be in danger
of dying without paying me one visit. by
the way. what cards have been LETT TO oay'
valerie p
These words, most of which were rather
murmured than spoken, were greedily caught
| BY the observant doctor, who began dimiy
to perceive the true state OF the case. ne
received further enlightenment from the an.
swer Of Valerie; who, glancing furtiyely at
| him and becoming very red, recited at ran
dom q list of names some of them belong
| ing to persons whom he knew to be In the
country or dead.
| IcoNcLUDED TO MORROW.
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NHE HUGUENOT SPRINGS.-Ih

-
4 subscriber respectfully announces to the public
that this well known watering place having since
the last season, received extensive Improvements
and been put into thorough repair, was opened fer
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 gratied to state that
Mrs. TURPIN, who superin tended the domestic ar
Judgements at the same place few years since, and
whose efficient attention and ledylfke department
gsve universal satisfaction, has been re-engaged,
and, with corps of servants, in selecting whom un-
usual caro- has been bestowed, viii offer her services
to the gussts. The strctest attention will be paid
to the hotel and cabin srrang ements to obvi-
ate every annoyance and promote In the highest de-
gree the comfort and pleasure Of the visitors.
Ball Room, Bowling Alley, Billiard Tables and
other of Mt will contribute to mako
these Springs place OF healthfu and agreeable re-
taxation. $500 4-g .-sa -
The waters sulphur and chaly beate, and third
combining the properties Of the other two which
also used In the bsth house. They offer an Assem-.
blage of mid tonics and gentle alternatives, whose
beneficial effect has been signay shown In nume-
instan in which and ebilitsted frames
have been submitted to their influences and cir eff
cheney In the case of ladies' and children has been
more censpicuously marked.
The Huguenot Springs are In Powbstan county,
on the Railroad, about IL miles above Richmond
from which place they acoesabeH by the Rich
miles; line of Omnibuses sent from the Springs,
conveying visitors over that space.
FARE-Sl IS per day; $40 per week; $50 per month.
Child and under IL years Of age, and scr.
wants. half price.
is Sets DAVID MOORE
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TACKsON'S EXCELSIOR BrrTERs

RICHMOND, July u, III
Mr.. n. ii. JACKsoN-Desr Sir: Impelled BY sense
OF duty to those afflicted with dyspepsia and oa d
appetite, will state that am now 81 years Old .la
have been afflicted with the dyspepsia and bowel
complaint for two years and tried evsry rsusdy |
could find, at last your Bitters were recommends
time / find myself enjoying fine health and spjynI
food with satisfaction
Yours, respectfully, SAMUEL Hmm
they may be found at =. J. Pisot's, A. Bodslsf.
8. y. Zachrisson's, Chss. Mlllspaush's, Bennett /
Beers, and Alex. Duvaps Druggsts, Richmond v.
All orders PROMPTLY attended to- Tvs
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CERTIFICATE.


! Nsaos + noIkss, EdmuadsoH L Gaydaer: l have
been in the habit Of prescribing with confidence and
,ascess Inc waiSr Q, .Ge isoW sulphur SPITE
serofulous ulcers, In amenorrhsa and deranged
situation. In diseases Of the akin its effects are
s.kable. II anything may be called specific in
disease. this water may be in chronic diarrhea.
especially in children. .s.... .t...- !
Yours &c, -" JOS. 8. EDIE, NJ. d.
iv 2S-Staw2w EiF e - go -f e-t
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VALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN EX

y TRACTOR Will Iubdue pain and inasmsh0a
from the sevorest burns or scalds, In from one 10
twenty minutes. and will heal the wounds gihod
.osr; 1t efectually cures Fever sorss PiA Sal
Bruises, Scsld Head, CornH and Bunions Erytyss
sprains, Sweliings, Felons, ChiibIsins Bitsso b.
sects, swetied and Broken Breast, Sore Nirps
diseases, where the parts affected can be reached
This srtisle 10 now put up In blue wrappers VIII
new steel plate label, and signed BY Daley ~
ker, and O. y. ClickneS 4 CO., Propristors, to Iau
store.
BENNETT l. BEERS, Druggirs, are the only
authorized agents for the sale Of the genuine pss
style, and they furnish the trade at propreioTipr
%. Retail price only ESQ. Q boz. NH 4-akstn
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RHODES' FEVER AND AGUE

IL CURE-Fsr the Prevention and Cure Of hia
mittent and Remittsnt Fepevs, Fessy and Agas, csM
and Ferer,. Dumb Agus. General Debility N.Y.
SDeGts, and all other forms OF disease whicn ns6'
common origin Ia Malaria or Miasna.
Thisis aNATURAL ANrIDoTE, which will entsJ
protect any resident or traveller even Ia most nelJ
or swampy localities, from any Asae or Biliow ~
ease whatever, or any injury from eonstantJ s's
ling Mslsria or Masma.
1t viii instantly check the Asue In perpai VIE
have suffered for any length Of time. from one az
twenty years 90 that they need never 70 has ~
Their chill, by Continuing In use according 70 aae
tons. The patient at once begins 70 reeossi apw
lite and strength, and continues until psnsAs'
and radical cure IL effected
One or two bottles will answer for Ordinary w. ~
some may require moro. Directions printed yer
man, French and Spanish accompany each DOLE =,
Pdee-One Dollar. Liberal discounts MADE v "
trade. JAMES A. RH0DEs
EVIDENCE or SAFETY. :, ,.s
eo New Yosx. june u, NJ
j have made chemical exam.natsr OF 'ks.Dn
FEvER AND AGuE CURE" or "ASTiDors 70 ~ ~
RIA. and have tested it for Arsenic, he,splI ~
nine and Strychnine, but have net foese pA,1s \,
Of either In It nor have found any subssl@s 80
composition that would prove injurious 2 .as
stitution. JAMES &. Chiffon n D, Chsn'
EVIDENCE OF MERIT
'LEwIsBuRG. Union seusy,. ~
"x.. a. Ru.Dr.-p..r Sir a x. ~ 5 q ~
enc you sent me wss duly received on shs VI 4.
APRIL have sold shout one half Of u: and ~ y
pcsple who have used 1t, are satisfied h'
cured them. IL has certainly stopped the so ~
every who has used It. and six OF the s.is h,
Of long standing. MY sister, who has hse a.l q
or six yesrs back, aud could never gel IL HoP9sa
cept by Quinine, and that only a. long 80 Hs .., y
NEEDY. C. r MSylssI
CAUTION TO k9BE SUFFERER ,.,S
Take no more Arsenic, Mercury. Quinine' 81
fuses. 6nychnine, or Anti-P sricdies Of ~ ~
Tha " ali know In Nj auey of these nencu IL.
! sons proves them to be the offspring either. NJ
medical principles. or OF meTcensIy ssssss
only ramsdy In existence hat 10 both sure NV
less, 10 kRoDK's FEvER AND AeuE CUBE. o,,fsG
For salei. kiehmoBd By J. B W0Op, oA'
l. APPEke0N, and Drusgists generally.
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NHOLERA MORBUS AM si T,ssss

~ COMPLAINT6.-These spnovJn. .1AkR
rous diseases arc becoming quite pysss sae asas,
time, and If not speedily checked. ossn sA 9.
Constellation and not unfrsqusntiy liz its.,sy 4.
70 that univsrsalIy popular msdjcin. sseJ ssnl
PREMIUM BlfTERS, and we tbe,.sassA kEas
every one TO give it trial. Asa prsva,..is Nh
6ieestion and aeorrecter and purifier of n. M . b
these BitteTs are unsurpassed Eysr, ss1 ona.s
Keep . few bottles on hand ''u'iJ shos.
Priee 50 cents per bottle. For sal. 1. :.
PURCELL, LADD co sad Drusrias ~ a.ssa
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sois PropristOr.. KIsa.DsSd. '
A LII PAIN CURED IN A FEW MN

IA UTES.-The Thousands who are suHerpr viii
pains in their ears, teeth, face stiff neck rheum,
tfsm from cold. crsmp or pains 10 tho stomach q
bowels, sprsins. pain In the sides, limbs OF bask
nursing ladies, who hsve ague, Jumps, or risnsh
the breast, will find immediate relief by using Da
]. 8. ROSES PAIN CURER, In bottles, l24 SMi
so cents. This medicine also cures cholera chslsr
morbus and dysentery. Sold by
jy2 q DUVAL l. NORTON, Drurtif.
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IL pay the above reward for woman purchased
by me Of Brick House Estate, named HARRIET
MAYO who left my services in December last. She
10 bright mulatto tall and has rather an awkward
and sIoven appearance, very large features psrtic
ulsrly her lips, which are almost unnatural. She
has on one OF her thumbs wart
This negro IL extensively acquainted in Peters
burg, and has relatives both in Richmond and this
city.
FOR her confinement In jail, or delivery to me In
JAMES 2. CUTHBERT.
.rs-t. Petersburg. We.
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4 MELIA SPRINGS-NEW SPRING
IA RECLAIMED-The subscribers take great
pleasure to inform the publis that they have sue
tors to be as strong az any Sulphur water in the
mountains. Mr.. VIM. OLD. ST.. ofPowhatan county,
pronounces it equal to the w hite Sulphur. All we
ask 10 to come and test the fact. ,,..-
THOS. c. WILSON L SONS,
au 6--d12t - uoeS9 = V55't Amelia Springs.
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county, Va, near the Al1ee hasy summit, and the
Propretors would respectfully call the attention OF
cid ana Certificate a. to the efficiency Of the watsr.
and that they nov ready for the reesp.
ton of visitors Having procured the services 81
DIpkELL, Who 10 fsmilisfiy known to many. We
hops to meet with liberal patronage the pTsssni
''A'' fiowLKEr, GARDNER 4 EDMuNDsoE.
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THERE once did live, not far f,o, :.

THERE once did live, not far from -
Il A man Of wondrous fame, ''m lefa
A. shall shortly mako appear.
And RoLLARD was his pane
What aid be do-I hear you ssy-
30 qu'ckl5 to attain
Whs. oshers strive for, nisht and day
And toll for. or IN vsn7
& Then litter, while I tell to you.
What many one san tell.
An9 msuy : ons viii prove It true,
For every pain flesh could endurs
On suffering mortais sent,
In foLLskpss IiH linen sa''
FOR nile By PURCELL. LADD / CO. R.,
z. Thomas. and Druggists generally tt,o,..ssss
the sity. ' i
TRUE TURF OIL.-For old g..
i every description, on Man or ss.st 'S o'
spoonful equal to an ounce of any p,,s.,s M
Brui:s. and spr.in.. ulssr. and v.l0n. s,.,..
nSarnn soss Leg and Chiiblsins, Fresh Cut Woms.
the Malls. lnaamsd Breasts Gandnlar Tumors e.,
Back. Bwellsd Legs and Stiffness of Joint ssa
Warranted to cure, and no damage ffomlsr.o.,..
Applied TO burns ationss, 1t Isasss no ...r.
friss 30 and . ssnts bottle
J. 49, - DOVE co.
bols Proprietora kisb,aoaSv,
KICAAokD, JansaIy x. Iss
Messfs. Eovo / Co.--For about ssyen r r., ,as
negro boy, Simon, had an ulcer on The ,L,n ss,!
Que OF his legs he had had the Very boat me- ies,.
vice. and The strietest attention from my ssf tbs w
has been repeatedly poulteed and buIpt I'LL s.,s3
at intervals. whilst giving applying medicine a. -
been kept on low diet, and also kept psrfsots ~.
with the limb elevated; sometimes the sors 49,
De sslsres a. the palm ofs mars hand and 1t OH.
no larger than half dime, aud even when Il Sss
tanned this small xize would break cat again. ~
came certainly discourssed about 1t, and ous 4,
while In your store, ask cd you What mv,t Ia T.
Il; you gave me bottle OF ycIr Turf on, and ,A.
using bother (by the aifestion) it was sptr,
healed. Previous to the time of using It. he bad ~
months from his work, but since, be ksi p,,s N
| lest single day. will add that have expsnj.s
dollars and II gives pleasure to add TO the u,r,
{or have, this Testimonial Of the virtues Of your mi
Oil. Very respectfully, Sc Shelton
| A sopy-published BY permission from . lsiy d
ms effv.f mhSf-
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w SAYS-Ify you wish exact image Of your
face and features which you hand do wn to your
latest poserity, drop in to see Messrs. POWERS l.
side are az true as nature itself You can zee the
very fire sparkling in the eye. We have tried the
artistic kill of these gentlemen and there fore speak
from experience.
Thoss who have beauty, should to this firm tsks it:
Those W no have none. should 60 to them to make it.
jy1 pIginia Gazette.
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pICOTS EXTRACT on -.

= OIN0Eh-Tnoss dssifiBf eD e,,s.s@ AlCl
be relied upon. asd one which pos.ss.s thss -
liable virtue. Ct J.D.ies Ginger. and h.. ~
furious tendency. 90 comnou TO ire ~ u
rstious usesily sold should be parsi.us. sy nm
PICOTs PURE EXTRACT or JxMi.,a,as IL
SE Z; =; wh.sb possesses double q. ,trsnrS s
at the low price Of rs cts per bottIs a. sae ~
1t 10 the reach Of all. Prepared by % Pc.
an i pIcon
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DAVID MOORE.
NEW RIVER SULPHUR SPRINGS

~ This beautiful Watering place, situated imme-
diately on the bank Of New River, In the county Of
Giles II miles below the point at wish the river Is
sros.ed BY the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad. and
miles rom the celebrated .. Salt Pond" will be
opened 4 the reception of visitors the 18th Of
July II water possesses the qualities Of most Of
the Viisi ia Sulphur Springs and Ii garded by per-
sons who have tried 1t es equal to any New build
view to ensure the greatest amount OF comfort to
visitors The proprietor has made arrangements to
aceommoda about 100 persons the present season,
aod every sEertion on his part will be made to rem
der visit agreeable. From the Springs view of
New River for considerable distance with its ma.
deur and beauty by any scenery in the mountains.
To the lovers OF hunting and fishing the stsrsctons
are unequalled by any place In Virginia Our Plea
SAINTS and Other game, New River Catfish Trout, G,
are found in the greatest abundance reAr the
SPRING. Boats can be had at all times for excul-
sions on thu river and conveysnees for persons de-
sirous of visiting the "Salt Fond the greatest Gu.
riosiry in the mountsins. -
Rassep gers for the New River Sulphur Springs will
leave the Virginia and Tennessee naiiroed at CHRIS.
stsse on Mondays and Thursday's by whish thew
will be enabled to reach the Sprinss eary in tba
evening THE day OF leaving Richmond or Peters
burg The stage will stop at the Yellow Sulphur
and eontinus on next day BY Blacksburs, Newport.
he. On Mondays aud Thursdays the stage viii
leave the Springs for Chrisansburg In time 10 con-
meet with the Railroad. On Wednesday's and sat-
urdays stage will run for the Springs to the s6st
ropd, and viii also convey passengers to Giles
and connect with the lines to the White
IAsE-sl 50 per day; % per week; and sas per
y lo-dkslm WIN. EaGLEsroN p
~ Petersburg Express copy for one month . nd
re{enburg twice week for one In mt
and send bills to L. Masters, Amelia C II
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LOOK OUT FOR THE pop,

LOOK OUT FOR THE POP;
"A LAR TREES. %H
AA Around the Trees the Bees are humming z,
And bid welcome to those who strive,
While at my Sign they're always running,
But cannot get into the Hive.
I must not forget my next door Neighbor,
Who will give policy If you desire;
FOR we cannot live without some labor,
And this secures you against Fire.
Though at Watches. Clocks perplexing,
y I'm at work, and thank you, too; .-
Yet sometimes they are really vsxing, .fl
But better that than nought to do.
PizzinPs Store, near The Exchange Bank, is handy,
A. fine Store as ever was seen;
So buy your friends the best of Candy,
Or cool yourselves with good Ice Cream.
Ard if my friend in Charlotte county
Should any work get me to do, -s
Send down your friends, TN thank your bounty,)
And enquire for BARTHOLOMEW.
w. J. BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch Maker, Sign of the Beehive,
jy % 1853 Main street, corner of lite.
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FOB THE SPRINGS
VIRGINIA. CENTRAL RAILROAD.
VIEW ARRANGEMENT. -

isS ~ ~
-wo TRAINS BETWEEN srAunToE AND
FIVE sP1iNGs DAILY. EXCEPT sunOAr.
rHy CARS ARE now RUNNING 10 800
or srAUNToN,
- Lee. fsree IL engaged In lsyinG Tue Is,s IsPo'
s - vsrss the sprnss In few days another sec
iiH Who w en-
the night at the Bath Alum, and sfnss -
salrhnr early next evening 49,. !, st.u.to,
they prefer; nsas morains :vs5S day.
seo, sundsy. when the Stages Will meet - na, o,t
sefminus and travel with strict reeafa ~ ~
RETURNlEG,
Iii leave the White Sulphur at
~ msse BELLE the night STAND, when - = .sW
MIA rom the teTminus of the hairoec, .aa
sP M connecting with the Alexandra car ~ ool'
dou,yilie, aud arrive st Richmond ct T. m.
THE SECOND LINE
i n,s a. Hot or Warn Spring. next day dine
RelPs and co an ecsing with the evening cars es'n
Stanton by 7o'clock z. h.
Fare in connection soita st6gs i'"s % w. r. -
FaoM RICHMOND
To White saphur 70 Bath Msb AIum %
70 swse. spfin Is TO Rockbridgo Aium.1 90
70 H Hes TO Lsainston...e 50
rrairs for the Springs leave Richmond 81 p a:
M those for Gordonssile' by the nish' A'' ''a''
SOUTHERN p.,.ens have ample time to take tb cir
con meet with both tfA1n1y an0 A"sJ
GnJ an omnibus At che DepotS Of the Danviils md
p.s.r.hnrs Road which Will take them FREE OF
cHxkGE, II they 20 through direct:
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN,
Commencing With Friday tAira asy 81 Aagam; a..
.snser trsn will be run In connection with freight,
lssyins Richmond at 5 A. NJ and arriving at =
p III. This train viii take up and put down passen
eers at all the usual atop ping places except stor
and they have the right to transfer themselves pc.
tween this and the exprem mail train ct any poin,
overtakes the freight at Junction, and coming down
at Beaver Dam.
The express day mail cannot sop anywhere but at
resular Depo:s except Junction and Atlee's. K.
q. D. WHITCOMB, Sapsrintdt
of Transportation, Va G. g. Il
Office Va. Central Railroad Co.
Richmond, Aug. 4, 1855. ~
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DUMMY IN JAIL.-There was con

IL mitted to the Jail Of the City Of Richmond, a.
man who calls himself SAM. and says he 10 the Pro
perty of Sarah Fl, HENRY, of Gooch!and county va
Said nc sro il feet inches high. OF dark eompex
ted to Jsl dark wooden coat and pants and aok
wool hat The owner of said negro 10 requested 20
hian away or he will be dealt with az the law di.
rests. - ~ JOB. A bTAkkE, u. b.
v l7-6w For Martin N. Lipscomb, Sers't.
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RUNAWAY.

n INA W Az IN JAIL-IheIe VA va
n sc.ritfsd 10 the Jail Of the City q kiesmeno
..nsWsy. on the seth day Of Jnne iso2 ~ ns ~
voman Who calls herself LANCE q q H..,Ieo
scs.ty. Va said negro five feet seven ~
Syh ~ dsfk complexion. about 80 years .. sse, 49,
hsn s, vhsn committed 70 jail bue ecston 49,
I'M ia calico bounst. The owner Of saao nesto
,ao to come forward. prove Propsny PIX
chsrees sn S,ss.ts JOd' a. 8TARKE, D. D.,
nn@sw For Martin N Lpscome. cefeI
DUNAWAY.-Ran away from the !, SUD ;,
IL, .crbsr. residing on 18th street, on the ~ o.
-. Is.t nesro woman and her child ABOUT cent
..rs oIc She calls herself LILY, and someumes
Ann She has NO front teeth. She Nae Deen s11n
sHs.ctIy on 10Th street. viii give reasonaoie
rsverd for her delivery to me. nv paVrp
su 4-Str = ". :. -
ETFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Left
r the premises Of Frederick Ands,,on; on rne
esth of Juu : last, negro man named kEDEklCk,
Of low statue, about IS years old and Of nsht com
oi.rion speshs low and stammers little when
spotsn to. He has wife on Leigh street near Ad-
IN. street at Mrs Mary A Crafton's The above
swsrd Of ESQ will be psid II he taken ont Of the
atste Of Virginia, or S25 If taken In the State and
deliyered to Frederick Anderson or Ed D. Eacho
0o nr qN1ts ~ THOS J. BA6BY.
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RICHMOND SODA WATER AND
~ BOTTLlNG ESTABLISHMENT.-Itis
SODA WATER, n the city, is put up by M. Mo.
CoRMACK CO., who flatter themselves that thsY
North or South, having been engaged in the business
for seven years PAST. .-,--.
20 avoid imposition be sure to call for M McCOR
MACKS SODA WATER
N. b; All orders, either from city or country
promptly attended to. s
Soda Water, Porter and Ale delivered In all parts
Of the city daily.
All persons having our bottles, will please returs
them immediately. M. MCCORMICK & CO.,
oe l4-u No. 500 Brosdat.
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M ECHUMB kIVEK HOTEL-Iho
~ ssbeeriber.. having. recently putehassd thss
aov pre- pared to receive company. This dslgh ffnl
spmm retreat 70 In the csenty Of Abe ahout
IAN niles above Chariottssvils imma q tie
-sural Railroad, end situatsd IN region Of sountrv
snsqrpsssed tor both health ana bsausy q sesnery
being In full view Of the hlue 1idas snosntafns,
seruetins throneh the mogntsia, and squallv cove
aient 10 the University of virginia and III
WA. R.JAlnAN, p. -.
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nRY GOODS At REDUCED PRICES.

~ We are Offering great bargains of all kinds of
Dry Goods to make room for our Fall stock. Not.
withstanding our fsrmer low prices, we have made
still further reductions Our assortment of Black
and Fancy Silks, Lades Dress Goods of different
styles Embroidsres and Ribbons, is very good yet.
Our stock of Prints, Linens. BIesched and Brown
Domestcs, white Goods Gloves and Hoseries is very
large; with full supply of every thing usually kept
in our line We respectfully solicit call from ev
erybody. J. L M. ROsENBAUM,
jy IA .-sr-.---.-. .. ....s 1879 Broad 1T.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-07

TEN DOLLARS REWARD Il VIII
ana delivery Of . Boy named HENRY. WIG left the
Bsrber's Shop under the st. Charles ON Saturday,
tween II aud II years old feet 81 inches high, mu
latto foll head Of hair land hair Inclined to bs rsa
ioons. no Hat when he left He was brought from
the county Of Amherst.
J.. B. HARGROVE. Auetonesr,
ivSI ,1s No. S Wall street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-07

Aaalysis of the YellosD Sulphur Spriag BY PRoF. w.
GILLIAN Lexington, "a, July 9fb, 1855.
Ooe eallon Of water 10 found to contain