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May 2-law6w Hut and Start Commissioner.

HOUSE FOR NENT.-The large and
II opposite the City Post Office. This
story building well apartments
opening alley. The
someIy furnished with all the modern improvements furnace,
taiioR and washing
desirable Washington
health and comforts and
will be GU private family.
Apply Major T.. L.. Smith. first AUDITORS Office.
al v3xvs
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NOFlciG-I will sell street, opposite Fraakin
N Square, street,
per foot liberal terms Of which mny learned from
Comnodor~ smith, The
sx,aadg handrsd fac.
IL a thirty feet hley. ALBEIT SMITH. {.
Aus 3-2aw4w
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sale OF United states Property at the Navy
Yard, Memphis.
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NOTICE TO PERCEPTION CLAIMANTS.

person The right Of emp'ion Of The
township above
10 The satisfaction OF The
proper lard office and make thereof
t notice. beio
the pubhe of the lgpdr
bracn2 Otherwise claim viii te forfeited
JOHN ROOD,
Acting Commissioner Of The General Land otiee
July ~ lnw'aw Intel. aud starl
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Della ware College.

HE first college, institution will
thu 2st OF August, nue sixteen The
clan eubracs two the classical
ths either which SUDDEN, TAX III full
Particular science
ihs aaayss Of soi's Also 70 engineering aud practical
ssylng
Inc of department, of j.
W. Weston A. NJ J correspond hose college.
For fur her particulars audress
OANIEL KtlKWOoD, President
NEwARK. tDcl July 10, 1850
llI,l - a1Lfuu
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Orphans Court, May 20, 1856.

DisTRicr % COLUMBIA, "a ,i,
Washington county, ( =" WV
IN the Of Catharna EctIof, ADMINISTRATIVE Joseph
Eckln, deceased
spprnnon Of the orph,n- u csapty
Ict of Columbia appointed Tuesday, the 30 day
the final settlement and distribution Of tho II said
deceased, of hand Ear
lecied
said deceased nohed 10 attend the Wash
ciy) with their claims properly vouch-d
be excluded from all benefit &c provided
copy this order be published week Tor
"union" previous 10 said ~ day ofJaIy ses'.
Test ED. w ROACH.
Rrgisisr Of Wills.
True copy.
Test: ED. W. ROACH,
MAY ~ 1855.
June 10 iaN3wa
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NENERAI. Text nOOK Ior Surveyors, ongincess
achlec agents, and their various
md Of
and others Improvement Of landed
giving instruction. rules and tables f land mr,1"e sur
artcrrs' work,
geometry, mcnsuIaon, and gnomeuy dess IL, villas
country Of asetu natter BY
Edward yde engineer aad Land surveyors and Prof Don
aldson asricutu sle Whole complete
in vol Imported from London by
lane Z r n.
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VIRGINIA. Pay aAd Muster-r"ffs p MtittIa entttIed
Congress Of september 2sa
1850.
Bcvsry's History OF Virginia.
Ruhin's Agricultural Essays,
Agricultural Society Vol. /.
Burke ON the Virginia pings
the vrgniA Springs
Fielchers Studies slavery.
Flsvel's Works. vol
Cummings Minor Works Sd series.
6clm,Ix's Manual Of ncent History. 4
Howius History Of Priertcrafl
Lc MAnqua Social and Religious Customs in France
Woman Ia the Nineteenth Cenufy Margaret fptrr Ossoi
June ERANCK TAxLOR
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American among Orentas including audience with
Sultan, Of Turkish harem by
e. G. Boudeu NJ y. price 8 cents.
The Turkish EMPIRE embracing religion customs
by Edward Joy Morris; price rs cents.
The Neghbors Children from the German by Mrs. g. A. Myers
, vols; price 81 81.
Manual, with formula Of discipline, &C.
&c price 81.
Rand's Medical Chemistry for students; price si
Mayo h& ~ bookstore near 9Th st..
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Treble patent Improved Eyelst MI chine.

DRAWING ao0ss, frOnn Parts abd London Imported
direct undersgned OF various kinds and descriptions
Landscape Drawing Flowers Animal LIc the Human Figure
Perspective, Architectural Drawing Draushine, &e Sc
May ~ FRASCk TAYLOR.
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auMMUR RETREATS.
MONTGOMERY WHITE sULPHUR

M MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
WI SPRINGS, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.
Thit new and beautiful watering p see Will pc open
for the recs psion Of visitors on the Iefn OF July
il delightfully."- siiusted the western slope OF the
Ale hanies in Montgomery county, shout one ana
half miles from the Virginia and Tennessee hafoso
from " hich branch road takes you to the spnnss'
80 that visitors entirely avoid stage travelling
Passengers leaving RichDcud BY the Dsnviie of
Petersburg by the southside Railroad, arrive IN
l., nchburg Ia time to dine, where they can stop al
night or continue ON the vtginis and Tennessee
Road passiug the Peaks of Otter crossing the Blue
Ridge following the beautiful valley of the Roanoke
climbing the Aliesha to the Big Tunnel, where
they take the branch to the Springs arriving there
BIZ O'Clock in the afternoon These Spnngs are
three milss from the Yellow and four from the Ale
ghsny Springs.
The waters of these SPRINGS are very similar to
the water of tho Greenbrer White uphur, more
pleasant TO the taste and equally effective in their
use. They have msds tome most remarkable cures
Of diseases of long pding and are bsiieveo in the
eighborhood to be nfaliible remedy for dYspep-
STA and almost every disease that has assumed q
chronic state. There ere also two hne chsly beate
springs, one OF them very strong.
No expense has been spared 10 hitting up this pro-
perty, and every exertion will be made to render
visit pleasant and agreeable. The services of Mr..
THOMPSON TYLER, who 10 well known In almost sill
the Atlantic cities have been procur ed, who will be
assisted by corps of sentlemaniy and obligipg as
sistsuts A fine Band of Music is also engaged.
~ Communications may be addressed 10
ROBT. II. MOSBY,
Pres't Monte'y White sulphur Springs Co..
lie 2S-ts Sbawesvile. Va.
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FOR THE SPRINGS.
RICHMOND AND DANvHLE RAIL
ROAD.


OPEN 10 NEWS FERKY-I2u MILES
HyHE regular Passenger Train will run
Il daily (Sundays exeeptsdD between hICH-
MOND and NEWS FERRY.
2 miuutes At the Junction for Breakfas) and arrive
AZ NEWS FERRY at IL Is Z. M
rbs Train will stop IN passen gers at the following
points only: Manchester, lRobieus, Coai-heid To
tnahawk Fowhatan, Mattoax Chnis, Amelia e d
Wvauoke Jennings Ordinary, Haytokah. Prices,
Meherrin Keysvilie. brakes Branch, messing Ford,
Roanoke Clover scottsburg Boston, and News Fer
Children over 4 and under u years OF age, half
price. 49, ..
"a NTH two passes 80 that can be retained in
IN, Office: and be expressly stated on the pass
At they are permitted to go on the cars
ro, Kuoxviiie and the Virginia Springs, connect
with Sosth.Side Railroad ct Haytokah.
Through to White Sulpher Springs In two days
without night travel.
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MISCELLANEOUS

CRAIN BAGS, BkGGING. YARNS
VI &c-The James River Manufacturing Comps
ny oifer for saIe- $3.50 GRAIN
100 600 heavy, double scanned, hand-msds ohAiN
.0s for railroads and canal boats.
Double Warp Bssging.
Cotton Yerns, assorted numbers
Add the usual varieties OF n. 80 and 81 men ozna
burgs =, ,rpr,rv 49,,
IL 25-62w| T. b. bENfbE L. Ateue-
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BILE place for heslth and sea bathing is open for
the reception of visitors with nothing left undone
that will promote the comforts Of its guests.
Many Improvements have been made since my
last season. A Lunch Room has been built for the
accommodation of visitors at sil sessonabe hours,
day night; Stables and Carriage Houses have been
built to accommodate those at dstaDcei Billiard
Tables; Pistol Gallery; Shuttle Board; Ten pin AL
leys and Baths have all been improved, and free
to visitors only am thankful to the public for their
patronage the last two seasons, and hope to my
old friends and many new faces the coming season.
The Pavilion shall be clean and well kept. Chill
dren with Whooping Cough and Measles will not be
admitted az boarders
TERMS OF BOARD.
For single day, So; for three DAYS or less than a
weea 81 so per day; ty the week $40; by the month
81 3 per day. w w DIX. Proprietor.
LIE tier boxes have been place. on all the steamers
for the accommodation of visitors. je 3-lm
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~ ~y CFEFz5<zEs=zszzS1 NUKIH CAhDLI =
~ 1I---<sS7s MA EXPREss,-EXTRA-
ORDINARY INDUCEMENTs!!-OIS is
THE LIFE of TRADEi!!-Goods ordered by our
Express are u,ually sold. and the proceeds in your
drawers in less than they possibly be sent
by ordinary modes of conveyance.
Merchants of Halifax, Enfield, Rocky Mount,
Wilson'S Godsboro', Wilmington, Fayetteville,
Lumberton. will do well to take advantage OF our
MAIL TRAIN EXPRESS, via Petersburg and Wei
dom and the Wilmington and Raleigh Railroads -
Our Car Room has been CHI increased, and charges
are sure to be satisfactory.
THE ADAMS EXPRESS CO,
.a 7s Corner eff 18th and Main ct.
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GREAT NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN
MAIL ROUTE
La "a GO

- - .. Fzsza. - -
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMMENCING with the lst day of July,
~ the great m. will be carried BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND NGTON TWICE
DAILY. Except Sunday. then onco,) over the Vir.
ginia Central and Orange and Alexendria Railroads.
Passengers by the trains will be carried from
Richmond tn Gordnnsvills
NIGHT LLNE-REDUCED FARE!
Mail leaves Richmond at 80 P. M, and arrives at
GoIdousvilIe Ii so p. M. aud at Washington $50 A.
M. Returniug leaves Gordorsville at II 80 A. NJ
and arrives in Richmond at as A. NJ
This line, running into Richmond in the morning
aud returning in the eveni presents to the travel
ling community at very low rates the convenience
much desired.
FARE.
Between Gordonsville and Richmond. 80 IS
Do Louisa G. a.. do .......... 90
Do Beaverdam do 1S0
Do Junction do .......... 80
And other points in the proportion
The day mail train cannot stop ercept at regular de-
pots The night train, both up and down, will stop
at sill the usual places except Storrs
For the further accommodation of the travel there
will be passenger attach I'd to the freight train
from Frederick's Hall to Richmond, stopping at all
the Usual places, except Storr's. Rates same az on
the day mail.
The day line lesves Richmond at 6.45 A. NJ, and
returns at I.45 P. M.
81. D. WHITCOMB. sup't
je3e Trans Va. C. Railroad.
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DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN ,,

A. TRACTOR will Undue pain and MAJ
from the severest burns or scslds, 10 from -
twenty minutes and will heal the wound, "a ~ J
scar; it efectually cures Fever Sores Pill, /;
Rheum, Infsmmatory Rheumatism, Cuts, W.
Bruises, Scsld Head, Corns and Buniou., Er,,,.'
Sprsins. Svsliings, Felons, ChiIblana, BHs,g
sects, Swelied and Broken Breast, Sore Nj.
Eruptions and ell other inflsm rnstory and cun.as
This article is now put up in blue wrspp.n-.
new steel plsts label, and signed by II Dali
ker, and @. y. Clickier & Co, Proprietor - ~
against the numerous counterteits in near, -
store. VT
BENNETT Il BEERS, Druggists, are IA,
authorized agents for the sale Of the gems,
style, snd they furnish the trade ct propristts
es. Retail price only 25c. a box. NH 26-as,
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DECLARATION or RrcHrss-The clsvks and store
boys Of Wauentoa, Fasquier couaty. Va are out in
o card setting forth the causes which ipei them 20
ask for srecrsstion on the Fourth Ct July Anon z
the rights which they claim are the epJo ment Q,
life liberty and the pusuii Of robins ana squrrels'
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r. E. HUGHsON, Picket Agent.
N B-For the information of the public, It is
stages from the terminus the road via Danville to
GREENSBORO. Passengers for Milton and Ysnceyville
will leave Richmond Mondays, Wednesdays and
FRIDAYS.
il Dc n e. H.
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RUNAWAY.
2 DULLARS REWARD Ran ava

3 DOLLARS REWARD Ran away
- from tho subscriber. last January, 2 YOUNG
ma named tom. belonging to Mrs d B. Ander-
90 n Goochiaud county. He 10 of gingerbread color,
rather pleasing face; looks down when sPossn ts;
about feet inches in height: 20 yearsrsd. DE has
bses seen frequently in and around the city, snd IN
Gooc and at his mistress, during the q me- DE may
he found perhaps Or. Brekenborough's, 10 Han
over county, or between tbs other places named
will psy the above award upon his delivery st my
factory. j. 29-1m J. d. F. MAYO.
III DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away
LII last Friday night. the 2sth June. negro man
named PETER, about Fl or Y years old, about lee
inches in height. color black. small eyes aud
full face: has his neck, under the LETT ear
/ wiIl psy the above reward for bis delivery to me,
on Brooke Avenus, between Clay and LIE "a 81.
jy 5-4lE HIRAM CAhNbLD-
DUNAWAY.-Ran away from the sub
HI scriber the 22d May, NEGRO MAN,
nsm.d SAM He il an uucommonly likely fellow,
about twenty-five years old, of dark, aingerbIead
complexisn, snd about five feet ten inches high -
He is no doubt about Richmond or its vicinity. l
will give reward of Ten Dollars for his apprehen-
,ion and delivery into the Jail of Heniico county
ie tl-2awts JOHN A hUTGHGoON-
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CyoLEna on TIE OHIo STEAMERs-The Louis
VILE Ky Times of Sunday, relates the occurrence
Of several deaths from eholera the steamers ply
ing On the Ohio 70 add from that port Three ladies
died on the Jacob stFsder at one trip Ii says tnst
no have occurred either la Louisville or Ctnein-
natl and attributes the disesss to some poisonous ma
turs In the food on the boat.
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M ECHUM'S RIVER HOTEL.-The
IVA subscriber, having recently purchased this
property, has entirely furnished he House. and is
now pre- pared to receive company. This delightful
summer retreat is in the county of Albemarle about
Central Railroad, and situated in giou of country
unsui passed for both health and beauty of scenery
being In full view of the Blue Ridge mountains
within 30 minutes ride of the great tunnel now
structins through the mountain and equally conve-
nient to the University of Virginia and Montce llo
VIM. P. JARMAN, P NJ,
je 21-dts Mediums River
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YELLOW FEvER.-It 10 stated thst yellow fever
aae black vomit prevail smong the troops at Fuerto
Principe. C,bs. 10 fearfal extent Some spanish
e.rried f from the let OF May to the 2orh Juns-
Some mild cases have appeared ON board tie ships
At Nspvttas
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III IMPORTANT NOTICE TO
~ ROOT AND CATER WEAREkS.-

From fifteen to twenty per cent. saved by buy
Fns CaIfssin sewsd Boot. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS so
Ersnch CaIfskiu Patent Leather Gaiters.......3 so
a. -, nnalitv En- ,lish Kid Caters 50
Black and Drab Cloth Gaiters.. =
French Cafskin and Lasting Caters. .3.25
CaIf.kin sewed shoes
moissLin Hats be,t O uality 30
Moleskn Hats, second quality ..........Se0
Fashion able Silk Hats. .25O
Terms cash. JET
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4 MELIA SPRING S-Two and half

A MELIA SPRI n G. S-Two and half
"A miles from the Richmond and Danvie Railroad
at Wysnoke Station, will De open LIST July for the
accommodation of visitors. Every exsrtion will be
made to please our bosrders who will be so coed ne
to favor us with their patronage. Our BAR will be
well supplied and close Sabbath and every night
at III O'clock Our BATHING establishment is just
erected new at the Springs, where hot cold Baths
can be had
Terms of Board per day $3.50; per week 81; per
II years, and servants half price, There will be eI
Omnibus in attendance ST the Depot to meet the asu
my 12-2m THOS. C. WILSON SCNa.
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AEA bAIHiNa.-Ch 4 s a z + A X h
~ HALL, HAMPTON, VA Is situated within two
miles of Old Point Comfort, with which place hourly
communication is had by neat and commodioui
Omnibus, of the most modern style; also by Boats,
Backs. &c. The Hall will be open for the reception
of visitors the 18th of May at which time the
proprietor hopes be able to make comfortable and
happy the stay of all who may be seeking health or
pleasure. Many Improvements have been added,
such as cottages families play grounds for chill
Dire o. shade trees &c; indeed every thing that can
conduce to the comfort OF the visitor
For health and beauty of location this place I'M
surpassed. There is daily communication with the
steamers of Richmond, Norfolk and Baltimore
TERMS.
or LAY. az w
for w eek. IL OU
Fer Month at.................. . per day.
my 1S-Sm r. g. BANKS.
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r.. - RICHMOND AND
~ ~ s 11rs.--.saaisEg DANVILLE RAILROAD
sPnCiAL NUTI E.--To prevent the Depot in
Richmond from being so filled with produce as to
arrest the transportation from country Depots If it is
not removed within 48 hours after its arrival it will
% removed by the Company and stored at the ex-
pence of the owner
Extract from the regulations.
ie26 CHARLES CAMPSELb- Sun't
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Hon g. A. Dousss and Post noster Cook. OF Cnica.
60 H. have presented that city with ten acres Oh
lard. valued at 81 ono per acre
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MEDICINES

MEDICINES
HURRAH FOR DOLLAR CoDT>
IL Leonard. Dollar Cordial, for ersv v1n u
And for Weskneas tits hard 30 b.., tiles
And al diseases from iropruosres T.,
Medicine Ike this yeu should rot d..
IL 10 not risht. sons people say- 'Pss.
dollar q bottle il not enough "a
Uufortunate Boys, well you m.v 80
Two 10 not too much for such do,e
Rrics-One dollar per bottle.
To be had of l.. B. Thomas, Broad
Hill, and Of ali Drugsistsin Richmond. 'a'es.
TRUE TURF OIL.-For old *
u every description, on Man or Beast. rs
known. p'essfass
Bruises and sprsias, Ulesr. and Fsllon, T.
Burns, Sore Legs snd Chiiblsins Fresh CT Use
Crsmp and Tetter. Stipgs OF Insects. W. v1si
the Nslls Infsmed Breasts GlsndoIsr Tnrse w.
Back. Swelled Legs and Stiffness ofJoipts tsa
Warranted to cure, and no damage fror,l.,,.
TO colds. as'ss
Applied to burns at once, isIesys,no
Price 30 and Is cents bottle. '''
DOVE kco
BoIe Proprietors. Ricbnos5
RICHMOND, Jsnuary ~ ~
MesGrs. Dove L. Color about ssv.11 -, iaI
negro boy, Simon, had ulcer on the ~ 'sns
one of his legs; he had had the very best NJ. NJ
vice, and the stricest attention from, MYSELF ;sS
hss been repeatedly pouticsd and burnt II .sssa
at intervals, whist giving applying msd;ei,s que
been kept on low diet, and also ke pt psrfaet@,
with the limb elevated, sometimes III. 80 sss
be as large a. the palm ofa mans hand ana We
NO larger than half dime, ard even wbsr isAs
tanned this all size would break out s,sin ass
came certainly discouraged about il, ard 81 \
while in your store. asked you what | s,., 4s .
it; you gave me bottle of your Turf OH arI
using bottles (by the direction) II wa, ~ we
healed. Previous to the time of using it. he s.sisa
months from his work, but since, ne h.. aA q
lost single day. l will add that have srts.ae
uselessly on his limb shout two bundled .,.s's:s
dollars and it givea pleasure TO add IN ttes %
you have, this testimonial Of the virtues Q, ~
Oil. Very respectfully, Sc spSTHfe
congratulated by permission from ~,
his citv. NH 9l siaalE
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YELLOW EEyea At eT 1BonAs;-Tn. sn'p ny
1t Il stset The captain reporfs that yellow fever
prevails to 40 alarming extent at st Thomas, 90
mseh % that be lost six OF his crew while In pfs
and two on his passage
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NOTICE OF OVAL.-M. L.
IN STRAUSS, Merchant Tailor takes this method
to inform his friends aud customers that he has re-
moved temporarily to the corner Of Sd and Broad
streets, opposite Mr.. Marx Downey's where he will
be pleased to them ALI and at the same time Of
ferng his entire stock of Clothing and piece GoodI
at prime cost prior to his removing to bis old stand
again al soon as rebuilt. nj. l.. STRAUS,
my 1l-2m* Corner Sd and Broad ats.
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kers: Fsirmont Bsnk, Fsirnont Hank OF oeIhessy
Nsrti,.hnrg. and Manufacturers' and farmeP BANK
OF Wheeiinr-and al the Wheeling Bank Notes
The rotes OF the Bank of ksnswha, MAIDEN. 40
10 per ct discount. Q, Al.
North Csrona....... dis Tennessee. ois'
South Carolina....... hentuc3J..''. a.
Georgia. .....-.......x7 OHs-. - 1870 c.x
Alabama State Banks norsnefn inSoas''f~
Bank OF Motile.......A ,.k.co,.
An solyen Mt small notes. except Fredercssours CG.
k1sder;ehsburr are down to IS v ct. discount
Goid-s premium. S,lsev-Oid premium; rev
| urA
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MY VOICE Is STILL FOR
- WAR!-Volunteers aud all others who
wish to spend the glorious fourth with much plea
sure, should first call at MAURIc ELS, ISL Main ct
and bit themselves with some of his cheap Caters
ford Ties ~
To the ladies' we would say, that we have still on
hand over 2iOO pairs Morocco Slippers and Ties be-
sioes our many varieties Of Buskins and emmy Lind
Sboes-sll of which we are disposed to sell Won
very cheap. C. s. MAURICE
je so Ricbmdnd v.
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ME HUGUENOT sPKINGS.-lh

Vie dUGUENOI SFhlNiS.-1ne
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 for
the reception of visitors the Goth inst. Every
ordinary induceme nts of former years; and in this
nectioo the subscriber s gratifsd state that
Mrs. TURPIN, who superin tended the domestic
rangemeD,s at the same place few years since, and
whose efficient attention and lsdyliks department
gave universal satisfaction, has been Ie-eugaged,
and, with corps of servants, in selecting whom
usual has been bestowed will offer her services
to the guests The stricte ct attention will be paid
to the hotel and cabin arrangements, to obv-
ate every annoyance and promote in the highest d.
gree the comfort and pleasure of the visitors A
band of sklful Musicians has been engaged and the
Ball Room, Bowling Alley, Billiard Tables and
these Springs place OF healthful and agreeable re-
taxation.
The waters ulphur and chaly bsate and third
ombining the properties of this oiher two hich
aso used in the bsth house. They cfer assem-
blsgs of lid toncs and gentle Alternatives whose
beneficial effect has been sgnaily shown in hume
instances in which and debilitsted frames
have been subnitted to their nfuepce; and their e
cheney in the of ladies and children, has been
more censpicuousily marked
The Huguenot Springs in Powhatan county,
on the Railroad, about II miles above Richmond
from W hch plsce they accessible by the Rich
mond and Danvile Railroad, which passes within six
miles; lice of Omnibuses from the SPRING.
conveying visitors over that space.
FARE-S1 Is per day; $40 per week; $50 per month.
Children over and under II years of ags and ser
wants, half price.
is Sn-ts DAVID MOORE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-06
IACksUN's EXCELSIOR BITTER

1aGkSUN'S EXCELSIOR BITTER
~ In justice to z II. Jackson, and mpslIed By
sense of duty to those afflicted with Dy,pepsis ~
loss of appetite, | will state that, having used
Excelsior Buffers with the happisst effect en- ny
tie daughter, | confidently recommend them &c >
who are afflicted with the above com PLANT.
w. G. FERGUSON
Richmond, April II, 1856
l advice every family to procure these Bitten
They may be found at E. j Picots, A, 8dds"h
s. III. Zschrisson's, Chss MillspsuEha Be1n:s
beerS, and Alex. DuvaPs, Drug9ists Riehme1i .
All orders PROMPTLY attic ded TO. i.i