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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-02

VgVwTNTi hovc~ bas; Cincinnati Starch. Just receiv
/ aud tor sale by janioI F, :. CHEATHAM co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-02

BUlLprye ASSOCIATION Building Assoca-
ton last night disposed Of about $4,000, at an aver
age premium Of $50 per cent The FIRST six months
operations show profit Of more than one hundred
per cent after paying al expenses-esch share on
which Sc has been paid being worth something
more than Sl3
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-02

DUTNAM'S MAGAZINE,
j G0DEl'S LADY'S BOOK, ~
FRANK LESLIES NEW YORK JOURNAL, for Feb
ruary for sale By (iln27) JOHN YORK CO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-02

II. G. FARRELL's ARABIAN IMMINENT is also ex-
ellent remedy for Palsy sprans Bruises Cramps, Chill
blans Burns Pains, Toohaehe, Sore Eyes, etc., and In
horses OF cattle is the remedy the world where
ternaI application is required.
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.oNTd0NEKY WHITE SULPHUR

MA ONI43JUxG0I W nxIE SULPHUR
ly4 aPKIa00, MOlx0OMEKY COUNTY. VA
rhfs u1v ard beaotiful watering psss viii be omen
Tor the fecsptioa Of visitors fhs lGth Of July IL
Il de1iahsfufiy dfusted on the weaern sope Or fbe
Alleshaniea In utgomery county, shout one Sud :
half miles from the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
from which branch road takes you TO the Dpr;nas
20 that visitors entirely avoid stage fraveIinR
Passengers leaving Nchmond By the Danvflle or
Pekersbufe by the 0outhsids Railroad arrive H.
Lsnchburg In time to dine, where they can stop al
nehf or coutpue on the virGnia and Tennessee
R0sd passikg tbs Resks OF Otter efossins the Blue
Ridge following the beautiful valley of the Roanohe
climbing the Afleghanies to the Big TunneL whore
they take the brnneh TO the Spring. arriving there
BY 5 O'Clock In the afternoon These Spuuss are
three miles from tho Yellow and four from the Allie
ghany Springs.
The waters Of these Springs are very similar to
the water Of the 0reenbrisr White Sulphur more
pleasant 10 the tsste and equally effective in their
use They have made some most remarkable cures
OF diseases Of long nding and believed In the
% ishborhood to be an infabie remedy for dyspep-
ia and simost every disease that hss sssumed
chronic state. There also two 6ne chaiy beate
springs, one Of them very strong. 1Gas
No expense has been spared Ia fitting mp this pro-
perty, and every exertion win be made to render
visit pleasant aud agreeable. The services OF Mr..
THoMPsox TYLKR, who iswell known in almost sl1
the Atlantic Cities have been procured who will be
assisted By corps of aeutlemsniy aud obliging as
sistants fne Band of Music 10 also engaged.
- Communisssions may be addressed TO
- -.-sa,stE s )kOBT. III. MOSBY.
rrest Monthly White Sulphur SPRING. Co,
fe 1S-dfBAu shswesvi,Ie Va.
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II SaG aO0OCOO4 Ok hlN00.- Nc
i subscriber respectfully announces to the public
chat this yell known watering place having since
the last season. received extensve Improvements
and been put into Thorough repair vss opened for
tbs reception Of visitors on the 2oth Inst Every
ordinary Inducements OF former years and In this
concession the Subscriber 10 grat6sd to state that
Mrs. TUapIN, who snperntended the domestic n.
rangements at the same place few years slpes and
whose efficient attention and lsdyllke department
gave universal satisfaction, has been re-eugaged
snd with corps Of ssry ants In selecting whom I'M
usual has been bestowed will offer her services
TO the guests The strictgst attention will be paid
to the hotel and cabin arrangements. to obv-
ate every annoyance and promote In the bishest dc.
gree the comfort and pleasure Of the visitors A
bard Of skilful Musicians has been engaged and the
Ball Room. Bowling Alley, Billiard Tables and
these sprsgs plsSe Of hsslthfGI and agreeable re-.
taxstion.
Tue wsisrs sulphur sLa ehsly bsats, and Third
combining the properties OF the oher two. which Is
also used In the bsth house. They ofsr an aassn
blags of lid TONES and gentle Alternatives whose
beneficial effect has been ssnally shown Ia pume.
rous Instances. La which worn and debtated frames
have been submitted to their in dusncs and thsr Ill.
oieney In the case of ladies and children, has been
more eenspicuouslly marked.
The Huguenot SPRING. are In Povhatsn county,
on the Railroad, about IL miles above Richmond
from " hich place they accessible by the Rich.
mond g. Dsnylle Railroad, which passes within six
miles; line of Onnibases sent from the Springs,
convey inn yizitofs over that space.
FARE-SI IS per day; $40 per week. $50 per month
Children over and under IL years Of age, and ser
vants. half price.
ASn-Es DAVID MOORE
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VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
~ xu q sEaElr1 RICHMOND AND

fSka - EAzE$3a&S32FI hlCdMUND AMI
q h S@3 DANVILLE, SOUTH
SIDE AND VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAIL
ROADS-SUMMER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS test,
most comfortable and most expeditions route to the
VIRGINIA SPRINGS-Throush by Daylight and
Baggage checked through. except on Stages
Visitors to the Virginia sprn&s by this route take
the south-side Railroad at Petersburg. or the
Richmond and Danville cars at Richmond. az A ID f.,
daily (Sundsys excepted) breakfast at thS Junotsu
and ample rine given passengers to eat srrive at
Lynchburg at IL M. to uer, and thence, via Va
and Tenn. Railroad, reach Bonsscks Depo. at St P.
Nj the same dav, and there take KENT, 81 Err
SON co.'s FINE LINE OF STAGES, dins al
the Red Sweet or Sweet sprinss snd arrive at the
White Sulphur Springs ~ milesl early the even
ing OF the second day from Richmond snd Peters
burg without night travel and with bat GA miles OF
Staging.
TIE Virginia ana Tennessee Railroad il located
through q NEST opantic country, possessing eli
mets unsurpassed for its saiubrity and delightful
Temperature The road passes the base Of the Peaks
OF Otter and within three miles of the Allegheny
Springs, one mile OF the Devl's Den Mont oruery
White Sulphur SPRINGS and within four miles Of the
Yellow Sulphur Springs all pleasantly situated q
few miles apart, on the Eastern slope of the Ale
ghsny mountain. In Montgomery county Tbs wa
tiers of these Springs celebrated for their great
me dicinz qualities, the accommodations excel
lent aHa have been greatly increased since last
Visitors to the Red Sulphur Springs take Kent
summcrson Il Co g tages &C Newbern Depot Oh
tbs evening of the day that they leave Richmond Vi
Petersburg and arrive st the Springs the follow
Ing day to dinner and Salt Sulphur Springs early
tbs evening.
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1 AMI WARRANTS WANTED.-Ih e
- highest market price wilihs psd for 40 10 ~,
and 100 acre LAND WARAANT3, also for Lana
Scrip: Persons having Warrants or Scrip to sell.
Exchange omea No 5Fsarl d. Rishmond Va.
A.. h-ps..on: liviaa 10 the eousiry are rs.psst
duly ssuepsdl b. mali or othsrwis. snS 49,
mlssI TO them. that thsy ahail r~ssivs the hshsss
maihst proc. sne prompt seturns Ia c,sh n chseha
IL 6-om -. s7'see = 49, p1rsrrv
The s-tee Of Wassspts y ,esp-sss =. unss. d..
- ttssett - veytst Vl.Au ssI sess.
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SAVINGS INSTITUTION u
MOND.

OFFICE removed 70 Hs irss
" tian l. Lathrop, No. 80 ~ .. w.
Of the resienstion Of DAVE rs,As.
tisn was unsnimously eissssa ~ Css
has been removed 70 tho ~ ,...s.lvsa 7 ,
shrop. whore dsposites wn , " |. ~ ~
an interest Of 6 per cent. WILD Y, los.s
mainins on deposits six nseeth'
Der cent for . shortsr psrseA ,.sspss -,
This ipstitution has sssn = s ,,,sass d Y
yesfsc hes loaned over riihs ~. m ~
10 spspsndsd debt; hssasvss ~ -.
% " ~ JNO. rHoasrs,s2gils 7
WIN. n CHI ssss,t
49, gro. STEEL 49,
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TACKoON'S EXCEI.ToS

~ =. - =. d: yAcxson- Dsar sr: y In.y y, 4
s 9, oSsy % tns MOI, afflicted With d,,o.ss
hsvs han VA .fs;S, .ss that ! an nov IN y
conslaint for two year. snS .5,espss y
could find. st last your Bis;s,.. asd snr,
BY Mr.. Z CTage. After min. sn ns.l
time ] lind myself epjoyips A.. {sss hs,
food with subtraction n'sha "a u
Yours, respectfully, a..
they may be found ct Ell p,Asufl g.
.. II. Zschrisson's Chss. MlII.s
beers', and Alex. nuvaps Drnsssst ~
Al orders promptly attena - ss.A kaisJ
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Cosr OF CRY GovnHNmxNr.-It has alresd y
been mentioned that the of the municipal gov.
eminent Of New York will this year amount to
som sthing like six millions of dollars Among the
lesdfng Items are the following:
e6l3 $50 for aims houses; eeI9 400 for police:
S4l0s494 for paving and cleaning streets; S405 466
school bill; $50 $50 for lamps and gas: S243 499
srsts tsx; S346 ia deficiency In tax for 1884, $780,
600 for repairs public building 500 600 tor con.
revenue bonds; $4,000 salaries; Sl23 500 croton
water department. and lots Of items from 81 500 to
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THE STAR SPANGLED BaI,

90, HN !" INbTANF RE[lf,
Colds Consumption, DC, 10 tina L .s' = q
Cough Syrup in America. Upws,d..' w. ~ s s
IN kiShmond. Mothers, attsod 70 III, y
your houses, apply the satidots Al ~. \
menf. Coughs and sUlds, tas ptecu, o., !
tion' wiiI then be COL qasred. Rslly "a 4,
OF health, and remem6ar ths u
Star spsngled Banner that lal.s ti.rt,,
And LeonstPs Cou.h Syrup. The IIv... =
Prlce-25c PER bottle; 5 bottlsa. On. / !
Leonard's Dollar Cordial. 'A' '"'
To be had Of L. B TRoMAs Broad mar,
iiii., and Of all Druggists and dssisn -, J.
Richmond and State Of vn.inis NJ n
Messrs. PURCELL, LADD 4 Co, % Nh,
THOMAS 1 EosARD. corner Of 9Th and r. :.
R,ch ~ nd. Va NV
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NJ ECHUM'o RIVER HOTEL.-The
w subscriber. having recently purchased this
property, has entirely Furnished he House, ard is
now pre- pared to receive company. This delightful
summer retreat 10 In the csunty Of A!bemsrle about
Ceutrai Railroad and situated in region of country
unsurpassed for both health and beauty of scenery
being In full view Of the Blue Ridge mountains
within so minutes ride OF the great tunnel now con.
structing through the noun tain, and equally cove
nient to the University of Virginia and Monticello
VIM. P. JARMAN, P. M,
il 2t-6ts Mecbum's River
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CRANARY AND FEED SIu

~ The undersigned has taken tho @s 4
franklin and Wall streets, formsfl ~
Msssrs. N. B. l. c. B. Hill for toe Is ylEs,
Quoting the GRAIN and FEED bVsNLD
he will keep constantly ON hand III y \
all kinda Of Grain, Mil Ofsl, hsy, W
other articles usually kept In Gfs'A"
stores.
He hopes by giving his business af.a z
tention and selling on ressonsols ,al n
liberal patronage from bis fhsao,
Generally. He will deliver any s'Ii', IN ~ z
anywhere In the corporation nsoSnnIId
SELLING COUNTRY PhVDs,l
fci : moderate commission. ana W. "A
country friends the highest mAI 1nu VA "a
signment entrustedto him. 'on"
Ia Tt -
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GUNNER CLOTHING dsS 40,

sobseriber has Just received hn So -
Summer Goods. making his stoch n0y r ~
braeins all the late styles Of CLOGS s,S, .
vestinss. Aiss-slsct, Blue, s,,s1
Orsss aud Frock Costs; Blsei sns 'I Us
Goats, all styles; Silk. Linen, 9n au,. ~
hsi Ginsham. Urap-d' Etc and Lni0u.t ,rss.I
sad Black Cashmere, Linen sna ga
Vssss Of every style and qas'ii,, ~, 80 "
Collar; STOCKS; Cravsts; Ties ,.,,sss
friends and the puehS sehe' 8 w
NV. No. 100, corner MAS y
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Riehnoui, July s. 1855.
WEIGHTS BAKERY ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 159 MAIN STREET.

rbe subseribsrs hsviag bought ont the shove busi'
as.s ana leased the promises for . term OF years.
viii sontin Re the same In all its branches.
They promise to produce . first rate artiele OF
gREID. CAKES. CRACKERS. 10. being deter
mined TO use the best materials only, ard respect
fully soe the patronage OF the friends and custo'
mers of WRIGHT l. BROS. and the pdohe gene,
rally assuring them that effort on their part shall
be wanting, to merit public support.
The business esrried on By the subsoribers i1r ,e'
varal veaYg nast sr No. East Main street. will b
eontinrsd a. heretofore, and while they soeit fol
The old CONCERN the fsrthes support Of sir nums.
rous friends and customers they sratefully acknow.
bestoved on them. 0IMPSON 4 HAGNALL
n q. Orders from the country for Crsoksra &c
addressed to either store, will meet with prompt q
tsnton. D. D.
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CERTIFICATE.
Mesws. FoaoIkes. Edmundsos q Gardner. I have
oeen In the HABIT Of preseoing with oo1 i'd spes a.
success the water Of the Yellow Salphur 8 prir 10
Tor many years tn general debility In indolant .nS
sefofuous aicers in smenorrhe and deran sed mer-
situation In tisesses Of the skn ts scts are ).
Variable II snythiuR may be called .na.ts. A.
any disease, this msy be In chronic da rri "a
especially In children. NA'~'
Yours 10, JOS n cDIp NJ
jy 2S-Stav2w ~. y
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HuGR GRAvKYARD.-The Crimea, We Judge, 10
destined, before the war Is over, to be one huge
graveyard We have semi official assurance that
the total number of des.hs from battle and disease
In the French army alone. since 1t left France -
months ago, was fourteen thousand too hundred up
10 June lst, and tina. the number OF killed since
then was not more than 300 These figures,
frishtful enough as they are. are manIiestly much
under the mark. Six thousand killed 10 the es.-
mate BY careful and disinterested authori,ies-sg-
gregate twenty thousand. The loss of the British
and the Turks, 10 the same proportion. would give
" the grim aggregate of sirty thousand slain No
madsr who gets Sebastopoi, death will be the
m1ghtiest conc error In the end.
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IN JAIL.-1h here vas com
n ,uitfad 70 thu lail Of thu City of Riahmoud

. runaway, on the 18th day of Jane. 1855, : negro
man Who rails himself SAM, and says he 10 the p.o-
perty of sarah 81 HsnaTy, Of 0oochland county, Va.
kaid negro 10 feet inches high. OF dark COMPLEX
inn ab ut 20 yesrso Of age. and had on when commit
ted to Jail dark wooden eoet and pants and black
wool hat The owner Of said negro 10 requested to
come forW ard prove property pay ehaftss AID take
him away, or he will be dealt With % the law d..
Tects JOS. A 1TARKE, d. 8,
= yl7-6w For Martin NJ Liuaenmb. aerx't.
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DRINTING OFFICE FOB sal

1 Democratic PAPER, located ID "a
Virginia town, and in one Of the vsln
largest counties in the State, Is otsfs: III
vstely. The paper hes an extensive PARIS
LOCO bona fide Subscribers, snd slsffs III !
advertising and job custom, which b '0ifS
rapidly incres, ing. For further FsIIi.ssn
the Editors of the Dispatch.
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2 DOLLARS Ran away

- from the subscriber. last January, 2 young
son, 0oochland county He IL of gin serbread color,
rather pleasing face; looks down when gpoken to-;
about feet inches In height; 20 years old. He has
beeo seen fequentiy In and around the city, and In
0oochIand ct his mistress, duros the tine He msy
be found perhaps nesf Dr.. Brsksnborough'a In Han.
over county, or between the other places named
will pay the above reward upon his delivery aE my
factory, IL 29-lm J. II. r. MAYO.
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GOLD SHIPPED FROM CALIFoRNIA.-The total
amount OF gold shipped from San Fraueisco for the
Ax months ending juno S0,h. wss $is 999 800 81
n this 3 6 1860 40 was shipped to New York
~ sos IS to London, Sl4S.4l4 90 to Panama.
01Ti,46l 20 10 Hong Kong, and 3l4 700 90 to sinas
nore The shipments for the Same time In 1884 az
seeded the last sx months By S5 TX, 19l AZ.
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l. RanAwsy on Saturday. the y % fnety ny Wolnsn
Cook, named LOUISA. She 10 about 5 feet inches
hish. broad shouidered and Of good compisxson
when she addresses white people she speahs quite
slow and timtdly, but when conversng with e0iore0
eersons she IL say and lively. bousat her about
years ago. and she says she 10 from Prince George
reasonable distance of the cJ 80 IL she be secured
in Jail that get her. or olo Y she he taken
10 the city or suburbs. SIMON BONAyiTA,
~ 25-6t le6 Main Ut.
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HARK from the tomb "a -,
- What music stril o. a, -. ~ !Yl4
What unfSs 49, 81 eafi

~. Wnst masic strih es nv es, '7'4
WHAT notes are those of sly.
Frociaimin Joy srtuad7 'Sat
IL 10 an lasel, sure,
From Heaven escaped,
10 bring Nc preee DIT purs.
To teach the sick, the l.ms uu
What tits the /, lille will cur. 81 '
List, while be spesks ths nsm.
PoLar6s Liaimfat bs 90.
Tor sges has been soug at: Z. !
1t gives relief and curss mr,,.
Thao Mustang, Arabian, Red F.s e.s
Or the great remedy Atnics y
sor seis bS PURCELL, LADD l. On A.,
SesIs, Adis L Gray, Davsl { Me- W
z. ,; fhomss. and Drsszl.ts ssass Sal " !,
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LPHUk oPklNGS.-

Il The above Sp:ings are situated In Mont gomeIy
county, Va, near the 0leshasy summit, and the
Proprietors would respectfully call the attention OF
their friends and the public to the owing Analy-
sis and Certificate to the efficiency Of the ater
aud announce that they now ready for the recer-
ton of visitors Having procured The services Of
DR. GEORGE SMITH and LADY. assisted By CHAs l.
DIBaELL, who 10 fsmiary known to many, We
hope to meet with liberal patronage the present
season.
FowLKEs, GARDNER l. EDMUNDsoN.
Analysis Of the Yelloto Sulphur Spring by Prof. w
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Il. e. HUGHSON, ticket Agent.
N B.-For the information Of the public, e y
deemed proper TO state that there y . daily me Of
srafes from the terminus the road via Dsnvlle 70
0reensboro. Passengers for Milton and Yaneeyville
VIII leave Riehmond Mondays. Wednesdays, and
Rrdays.
Ia Ia. T.. h
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Y LII nooodles try nv nic- ).
A LII PAIN CURED NY =

"A UfEs.-Tae thou.na. AZ a I'm
ism from n cold i', s.,m .sss :, iss. al q,
bowels, sprsins. pain In ,bss .os IN q. y
nursing lsdies, who hava nees Ras
the breast, will fud immss1.se lana :
J. .. ROSE Q PAIN CURepa'e fsii.i = Z
50 cents- This medicine ,i.o 10 eot,ls, =
morbus and cysenterv. sai iS Ssa'es saa,,
jv q DIVA. ~
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TBK WooL TRAng.-The Munroe mich y Cam.
mereal says - Wool bnsiness for this eea,on i.
about closed Ths quantity purchased here exec. d.
the amount OF any previous season by over 10 900
ranging from % to So eents-mostiy at So to- 81 r. "
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A HEAVY FAMnY-Tbe York PA Advocata 40 -,
that there 10 family residing Ia the neighbcrhood
OF that place, three me nbers of which The f.thsr
drsd ond Wfvone pounds The fa,her, Is yssrs oic
weighs 81 pounds; the mother 4S years old weirbs
2e pounds; tho son, 10 years DID, eighs sG7 pourda
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NAvAL.-The U S. iriea.e Cyane was spoken eff
the Tortugas lslsnds on the 23d. The U. s. sur
yeying schooner James Guthrie, has arrived at New
York from Sayannsh
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kEMOVAL.-Ihe Subscriber

"a kEMOVAL.-1he Subscriber
respectfully informs his frisnds and the
public generally that be has taken the
: store No. 1873. corner Of Main and 18th
Streets, and Q, we'll known ALIENS Arbours
where may be found large assortment Of every q.
ticls In 1addlsry sstabltshmenti ell Of which he
will sell very low. JOSEPH b. C0LQU!TT,
n @l-htf Agent.
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N IT - NOTICE 70 IRA

N II NOTICE 70 IRA
LLERS GOING
NORTH Tho Pcstmaster General having deemed
1t proper TO make transfer of his Mails from the Id
and familiar route via Fredericksburg and Aquis
Greek to Warrington 80 long hnswn to the public
one OF the safest and nost regular routes in the Union
ana placed them the Giro route via Gordons.
vile. becsuse he could transport them (not~i,h-
standing loss of titns to the traveller) greater
number OF miles for little less money than BY the
present Air Lins route it 10 due to the public to ap
prise them OF the fact. and to inform them of the
following unriyelled schedules:
Leave Richmond daily at $50 A M. arr 7:S0 P M
except on Sunday, when the hour 10 $50 A. M oplY
arrive In Washinston at p. M. and s A M; arrive
In Baltimore at P. M. and 7:30 NJ
PBIcE OF THROUGH TICKETS
From Richmond to Washington so
20 do Baltimore. 90
20 do Philadelphia. 90
For further information and Througs Tickets. az
pyto JAMES B. WINSTON,
Office Richmond, ~ r. r Co,
Richmond. July I, 1855 i've
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E G. WALL
Superintendent South side R. r.. Petersb's
- CHAS- CAMPBELL,
Sup't kichm'd 4 Dsnv:lle 4. r.. Richmond
Z. 81 GILL,
9upt Va l. Tennessee r. r. Lypchburs.
jyl1 Finoas,ls. Va.
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DIPLOMATIC LETTER.--We understand that the
Ptssident has received, through the American Con.
sni-Ssneral at Tunis letter from the resnira Bey
or fhat country, officially announcing the death Of
his predsses:or and praising the virtues Of the de.
csssed amer I've eastern a.hion, we'll % inv oh
the favor OF Providence for the prote cton Of tbs
puopie and government OF the United Srates II Is
Written In Arabic characters and acoompa MED by
translation In FRENCH WdsA Star.
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RETAINING CALiFoRNIANs.-A pack party OF
from eight to twelva persons, arrived from Cali.
Iornia on the 4th of June, on their way to the
States They came by the northern route crossed
ths mountains the latter part of April. and had
much cool snowy and rainy westher until within
four days travel of this place. They report fifty
more returning eniarants between here and Og
den, and that from 600 to 900 will return home
BY the overland route this season, and very large
number by way Of the Isthmus. Hard Times 10
California 10 said to be the reason for this ref
moYemant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-30

=, heavy Loss TO rae CUBAN "FILrpUsrERsp-yn
ne ssss Of the Mssnelia the vessel seized for vio
.s'ao1 o. the neutrality laws being ensssei in an
the mate testified that when be shipped at New
York the vessel VA called the Mary An a. and a
dn not knov her Destination. When they arrived
At st Joseph's Florda, they found the bark AmeI;s
and were delivering the cargo to her whom the Cnt
Yer appeared He says she had cannon suns uni
iorns, -. for ten ttoussnd men. Most Of this Ar.
nanant Il on board the Amslis. bloctadsd at ST
Jssephs The trial was 10 progress at Mobile.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-30

POPULATION OF THE EARTH The latest esti-
mates of the population of the earth makes 1t eiav'
40 hundred and day millions. viz .-Pagans. GIG.
00OOoO Christians, 800 900 600; Mob smmedans
40 900 00O and Jews, IA 600 600. o. Christians
ths Church of Rome numbers ITO 100000, the
Greek and Eastern Churches 60. 0O0, 600, and Pro-
testants 90, 900 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-30

TIE SAN FRANCISCO MINr.-The eoipses at FL;
mint for June. amounted TO o. o8G664 and for tbs
last nve months to g. 600 600. The deposits du,ng
the same time reached ks 5l8 l4S