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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-20

CHICAGO ~roN JoI>I S3ock 20. =
Pursuant IL cad. tho committee rom
the country, Illinois Y -r"t-'u Iowa,
and Michigan, met At tie "iiicc d; Tie
company. together w..li the hurh"ld-
cr- OF Cook county, ar. ,loulnd TO
the West Market HAL. On motion,
Daniel leroy, OF t'rl!ndv county, Was
appointed 10 the chair. an3 Alderman
Niehoti, Of Chicago, appointed secrc-
tary.
There not beng Il full delegation
rom the country present, the injecting
then adjourned until 3 O'Clock, /. NJ.
Three O'Clock. +. ", the committee
from the county, together with the
shareholders OF Cook county. met
Daniel LEROY IN the chair The fol-
lowing gentlemen Appeared with ere
dentials and took inrir seal-
Daniel Leroy. otGrandr CO., Illinois.
Edward ". Knapp. OF hroA o..
ii ]. Canniti, Of Kendall g.,
j. II. Sammou,, Of Lake TO-,
Levi Greene. of La Sale, CO.,
!. =. Siele, Of Milwaukee, WIS.
5. sexton, u Chicago, !,rf,,el for
Detroit, Mich.
On motion the city of Chicago was
allowed three dclcgates. whereupon
d. Harper. Samuel McEav. and {. l..
Nieholf were elected bv the >iarcholi-
ers present as said committee. whcrr-
upon the committee retired. and made
the follow grcport. Thcundcr-igncd
members Of thr committee appointed
10 declare the dividend OF The ,hirago
Union .Iolnt Stock COMPANY. have cx-
amned into the affairs OF sail coInpa-
ny, and find that il has been conduct
cd upon sound basis. We find also
that Mr.. II. \. Smith, the President Of
said company Is read, and willing that
the committee should declare the ,i,i-
dcnd as soon as thcv shall deem il cx-
pcdient, although there is rs yet a small
amount of stock unsold.
The committee find that III order 10
give universal satisfaction to the share
holders, it will be necessary 10 devote
some time and labor preparatory to de-
claring the dividends, the process de-
termined upon by the committee in,ol-
wing vast amount Of labor. therefore,
Your committee would fix the first
Wednesday in January next, 1857, at
ten O'Clock y. NJ, as the day upon
which they will declare the dividends
as sci forth in the previous schedule ol
the company. The following are the
committee
Daniel Leroy. President
G. S, Niehoff. Secretary
J. p. Nielc. OF Milwaukee
f. NJ. Knapp, of Knox;
Levi Greene, of La Sale:
u. Harper, of Cook;
Samuel Mckay, of Cook:
Ii. }. Canniti, OF Kendall ...
J. NJ. Summons, OF Lake;
s.Sexton, dcpufisedfor Detroit, Mich,
Chicago Daly Times.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-20
Collector.

T0HN A. GUY will attend Ia the collection OF dehrs
u take subscriptions for Newspaper and do Gen.
cysl Agency business. Once Nc 10 Orr's Building
Rsser TO Burrows 4 Prcttymsn, Cook 4 pron.
IoiSll
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COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,,

SOUTHEAST cokssR wsssisoTor iyrsrL 4 1HiHp y
NJ LOUIS, MO,
Incorporated by theG Irsi Assembly, Janu-
L nry twenty fourth, 1872, with fssl authority
'sTo grant tip,cml-. award ieeres, confer hohots.
and exercise all and singular The privii g. ommon
e. ciLinrrsiai lesas authorized by law, IN otttf
'atcs"-t Charter, See. 2
A fol- course Of Instruction, In this institution,
embraces Double fntry, Bes.heeplne, G mnsreia
cal Lat ons, Commercial Law, AMI y nmsnship
4. ntlrmfr inter fer he oonrss stp.Ihirt5,
ant " ti'lt, Inst nt.oH 4. Impaired "t IL
ally ant in csses and tari ospariHfat j. lhhe-
~ 4.i utrcr control 81 IL respective Prnfrss-
sr who sin. = responsible for III" prcsrsss ~ ".
5rgiis.
c.- YOUNG Gent.men wishing % prspara tn-ni-
Siye1 fr ln, mess prfsuits, are fesefH'ly inflSH
cal! during busiaey- hours, sn'i examine TIE mos"
u impair Es instruct iDr the progress OF tEe piG4f
and ic Fre:ior facilities extrDd to those desIro.s
q qualifying themselves s1r The pratiesi aHtirs O.
The couBting-house. Personal refer. sFen "
iboy two hnndrei AMI fry t2oO) prsoiieti sc6nun.
taniz, now in eharge ~ books IN tbh city, 81 %
~hom have completed their basnsss eincaison 70
this Institution.
n D. For circulars containing Eformason u
regard 10 term. the nursr ~ Instruction, snd ~
brslnrs- conn~cfed witn the above, ean call q ~
2suth-kayt corner ~ Washington avenue AND Inird
street, or address,
JONATHAN JONES 50 Louis, No.
PLANTATION MOLAssEs-60 btl. landing. sai
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-20
FINE Oil. PAINTINGS,
ssank Of kyo,.s.sce.

nNt Hua.'tcsl c#,ie N t. ira, gwen in Dry
~ 4; os ~ til at"s aI' n The NV York iva
mr i.n "are-issGs,,7 Bfs y, , dor ifovs sth ST.
drcI;atv JAS TuuNfSOS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-20

EVVU UVN NVLEs
lNut Il ~ acre lots, nile north OF Fgttpn station
Il On the and NJ Ea!lroAt on ~ s.ousbl. term.
Ais, 60 acre, Oh mite north Il Wscoti; eheat.
uu"-hsif cash, tsls'fs. = one and two years
Also go aer'' ia Washington county. 20 acres
fine timber, and rWtEtH1 water an psft Tls lsns
l. only IL mites a. m Iowa 'ity, sri II from wash
nst q. VA lin. read fr0m Columbus 10 Richmond -
WI b. I'D chr AZ, and part "a time
Also, four " scrc lois near Iowa CITY. beautiful
farming land. ami u wat.rad
Ast; Lots in West Davenport. rAnslns In slle
from Go feet by 100 ~ s1Te,, sod for down and
bsance III one aud two cars
Also, several neat buildings on leased grvupi
wonld BE- sold on reasonable terms Apply to
A.
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Handsome Residence 10 Rent.

INHis dwelling IL IN ESts' Row, On BRADY atsat
sx r's,nas and celisf, wo,d hoase. ur / II water
end ci>t' complete; large well shaded aad CON-
frrtail. walks The furni'ur. In the house viii b.
sold to the prrson renting, which Is u god quality
and nearly new. Aa,tyto
drGY DIT &. HADa
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RnsI,DI-tNns RCmGraf.
TIE PHGNIy Hh3RIsrN FROM HIS ASHES
We are In The Field Again.

i tn'if Numerous frt.fiS AMI ct~ u.ssers tfli The
citf ~ u Davenl nst generally that thty hav' r.
moved from fhe 81 AMI on Brady, e. the west SIDE
of Vain street, wll III be- y. a,e 10 Il en-
and We confidently assert that VS. have tie hnt,t
Il tx Of
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-20

4 hANpSoMsf an" House, q roons, pleAsantly
N situated on cast ii ,tTest ~ ycsr. i.,.r. ~
sal o. 70 lspnahl ms
A>' 10 seIys b. aqti5u laid on uth ,idc Of f,p.,,
road - miles friu ystl linlii-. Trruis easy
Al,o Lot IN " "a l., iH NJ twn o, wNsa,,
Immediately on H. - TAsla ", MD 10. rtys n In az
'hanir ior trs' tate ho5~' hS y, Or sup TloT ID
watch and risgins ,tFh t.
ltrlsi' r. o. EAIA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-20
eIO(Ilialg

that can M found 10 any tt,r piN-e IA thr stat.
nur -tVG IN cni 'ariln1 ~ tn" lattsi stNHs uni
is iJ nom. bf' thu n 4 % wotkmrn. btu! all
sell NJ chap Is Amy dafr
We would say hsi out atm Ia Nc u te iredece an
article al Read Naie Cio'hLg sup'iior Ia ansthtns
~ the market, anf THINK eur q odtoy ga examine
ton, VIII oohsae' lie mo-, pt.tal ttas have
.l,t ned, F.ifti 81
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TUSCAN LODGE, NO. So.
=
DAVENPORT CHATTER

~ Royal Arch Masons. Stated meeting.
szzSzSss 81 Tuesdsy ofeach month meet In Tu.
an Hall II ". MIrCBELL HP
VIZ. NJ paIzELL. SEC. no2sats
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For Sale or Lease,

I"kNrf-rHREEe eligible Rullf!ng Lots, situated
1 "aH h,rts'n, Thirl kiplay and Rionirsc- street,.
Wl! he sold ~ as.t On reason ali. .ctm.. mr. sar
nrnlsr7 cnTntr, - C"asis 4 Dow. ar
tauS'tQ ANfsvAv
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LAND FOR SALE.

RehNOcOi
/" EADS, LsHi Oiie., over TsllniAu poWers
~ Mel. ans Rank on Rr,iy sfr..t ney7Stf
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uO.sEf TO LG.fN:

In nltns O. -tst applicant. Eusuirp Of
VIZ TALiMAS Il Pow Frs,
tinsIt22d,tl Atkiu,on's Block Stcoud !,
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SPEC TAI NOTICES.
$1,000

10 LOAN ~ Raj rstase Seturty -
lRS Ais. styr,al other Gums o. -al4lus deuyIn.-
nat. rs. Apply !"
II DARLINGTON s Co.
4 IL 4 III.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-26
SUMMER RETREATS.

DOANOKE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS.
IL -This Handsomely improved Watering Place
will be open for the reception Of visitors ON the 10Th
day Of June next 1t il situated in dense forest of
native oaks, in the northern part OF the heautim.
county of Roanoke the turnpike road leading from
Salem by the way Of Newcastle to the sweet Springs,
and within days journey from Richmond OF Peters
Passengers on the Virgins and Tennessee railresd
will reach salem from Richmond at ocisck, r. M
and will be immediately taken, in Kent Summer
sons splendid daily line of stage Coaches, to the
Roanoke Red Sulphur, 90 miles,l where they VIII
tempt the weary traveller to proong his stay, but
they prefer to do they can leave the same line
The Greenbier White Sulphur before night thus ma
king an ENTIRELY DAY TRAVEL of two days,
from Richmond or Petersburg to the White Sulphur.
brought from the White sulphur to the Roanoke Red
Sulphur the first day and after taking breakfast there
reach the railroad at Salem in time for the morning
train, as to reach Richmond or Petersburg the
No expense or trouble will be spared to make this
agreeable as any wster place in Virginia Al
though, but new candidate for popular favor, the
propretors atter themselves that Is il destined TO
take high position well for its curative qualities
a. for the style of its accommodations. Mr. Charles
Yancy well know first rate caterer for the
public and for his attention to all the details of
public establishment has been secured together with
his wife) manager. Under their management. Wis.
itors may be of cordial welcome, and the very
best treatment 81
The hotel, which contains % rooms. including
spacious Ball Room, and all the other improve ments,
have been erected on the most approved models OF
taste and convenience furnishing accommodation for
$50 visitors the present season which will be increas
ed to any extent that may be required hereafter.
superb BAND OF MUSIC, has feen engaged for
the ason and in all respects it will be the constant
and efforts of the propretors to render their
visitors comfortable and happy.
The water of the Roanoke Red Sulphur has not
been fully analized. but the remarkable benefit de-
rived from its use. by persons suffering from pulmo-
nary complaints justifss the belief that among other
valuable medicinal qualities it will be found to have
that which has given to the Red sulphur of Monroe
it's celebrity viz: reducing the pulse and acting
tonic at the same time. 1t has also proved highly
beneficial to persons suffering from Dyspepsia, and
other Diseases Of the sc, could be shown by
many certificates were it deemed necessary.
GEORGE w. SHANKS, /
A HUPP,
GREEN B. BOARD, Proprietors.
WILLIAM WALTON,
DAVID c. sHANKs.
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rinanoial and copamercial.

Ionf
Az the Morning Board in New YORK lussass' 80 sns
Va. g, brousht ss7l; $1,000 DO. ss'a sseo DO sss
ana ksoco do 1914. Sales were made az ssa a'tne
afternoon board.
The New YORK Journal of Commerce Of Tuesday
afternoon says
Their. n = GOOD supply Of money, but isnders hnd
H. ss in placing their surplus mcans, the de-
rssnS hsy,a2 improved both for loans ON call aud tor
Tbs asecE rnarkettedsy is muck better than At the
co-,ssnnodlns date OF last week. but shows slight
ss.rs;cn from the extreme advance OF yesterdah
fcreien Exchange 10 very nrm; bills on Loneon
toa; a 10 end tending upward PsnsolS. Fh.fe VIII
he sisrre shipment Of specie tomorrow. very hkey
kl5ooooo.
The quotations of Consols by the Atlantic, instead
of .ho sius decline, 10 rise of nearly II per cent
from the prices by the previous steamer TIE books
for transfer of Consols closed at the Bank OF England
on the It'll june, aai Consols were sold ut the Tune
the Atlantic left With the dividend of.
The New YORK Bank averages for last week show
an inorease OF $I4SS III in the loans specie in-
crease of S45I s75 and nominal increase in deposit
Of a. us s9S-the actual increase however, 10 only
f;94 SIS Tho amount In banks IL s7l ,s59-is the
iarreat accumulation ever before in the banks On
the Sd of February, 1855, the specie in bank was
STA Ie6 which was the highest point until the
present ever reached. 5
The following is stateuen of the condition Of the
Ranks of the city of New York. for June 81 as COM
Jared with the previous weekly return:
Loans. Specie. Circuln. Dsp'ts.
June a. 1853 Ssl IL Ala 6Sn $3.50 7S5 81 6Ol 2f5
June 81 los Go e95 l7,sil,s55 S275 oo2 ss75 ss7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-26

SEA BATHING, CIIEsAPEAkE HALL,
- HAMPTON, Vs-This delightful watering pace
now open for the reception of visitors by the day,
week, month season. 1t il situated on en- eleva.
ted point, and commands extensive and splendid
view of the Bay, Hampton Roads, James River, and
the surrounding country
The advantages for Bathing not surpassed by
any other watering place, and the climate is pro-
verbal for health.
The Proprietor pledges himself to make every eff
fort the stay of visitors pleasant and takes
the liberty refer tor his ability and disposition to
please to those who have heretofore selected Chesa
peaks Hall for their summer retreat
lie 2-3m II. G. BANKS, Proprietor.
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100 MAlN sTREKT..-Purchaser. OF

10O MAIN Observation-Disclosures of
IU~ Ready Made Clothing and gentiemen's Fur
nishiDg Goods viii nd hi. old stand the
largest stock IN the city, embracing very extensive
vanty OF the latest and most fashionable styles to
and offered at the most reasonable prices Posessed
Of every advantage in the manufacture and sale of
the Clothing which capital, long experience and ex-
fensiys operations give, with Diet. rmn TO
sustain Iutstion for selling superior article at
q moderate price, we prepared to offer the
greAtest5i induce to purchasers to buy Of us
jeA KEEN, BALDWIN 4 CO.
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PHANTOM TRAlN.-We understand that numbers OF
own citizens and p-rsous living in the country
tbs line OF the railroad have been considerably mys-
titled aud little alarmed by singular fact recently
noticed on repeated occasions Between the hours
OF and IL O'Clock at night the approach Of train
Of has been plainly heard the shrek of the ws.
tie and the rumblins of the train Increasing In dis
inctness until the cars reached the Stanton Depot
and stopped. Persons have gene to the depot to nd
out the of arrv al at unusual hour and
when they got there found no train. The depot
agents say that train is the road that hour
tina night and yet the approach of is unmistaka-
bly, hsraidsa by the runhling aud its arrival an
nonnced by the whist'e.-Sfauntonf Pa Spectator.
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II RRNCH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, :.

hENCH kMBHOIDERIEs...yy be-
moo, Spsnsd N ny large sales room. up sair., this
~ ne offered q private SALE to the trade orr
a.ts ~ tos o. rch Needle Worked Collars Sleeves
~ y sa. Sleeves. Nc; Inssrtinss Hdkis Cana
~ akef bs2Ss. Nusquito Collar Ths shove
sooas sss fsshs direct from Psris = sooss
ghMss cAhPET BAese. V11-ICE1
sr.i,- - subscriber show to the public - q
- Ksss and sFsatest variety OF rruuks Car
n IN, ~. s1ee9 tc, that be found ii nav Ian.a
- tZ eomgssipE I'll the diHsrspt stvles shsees
q Aee aide. FOR sals 81 - - sAsRs'
ALEX. HILL, ~ Main street.
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THE UNITED STATES LIFE INSU.
l. RANCE, ANHUiTY AND TRUST COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA-Captala ana Value of Annual
Premiums, $l,42l,6l2 42-This Company grants Poll
ces of Life insurance the lives of either white
persons or slaves, upon as good terms as any other
good Company in the state The nett profits of the
business are divided annually among those holding
Life Policies.
SLAVES insured for one or four years.
For farther Information, call at the office of insu-
rance Co. Valley of Virginia, whers explanatory
books and papers may be obtained
o. F. BRESEE,
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NJ OF lCk--'remp0rnry kcInOvat.t.The
subscriber. for the purpose of giving way to the
erection OF . new house has removed his store from
his Old stand coreer Of Main and l3ah Streets three
doors above, where be would be pleased 10 soc his
article OF Cothing assuring them that he il re
pared with oil tbs necessay requisites to adorn the
ntwa,d man. n a hPENf.E 80
je ~ st No DC ~ .s..sx
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THE COTTAGEoHOTEL, mt Ashland,
l now in order for the recantiou of hoarders !

L now in order for the reception Of boarders by
the day, week month or year.
To persons engaged in business In Richmond, who
may desire to be within reach Of their families every
necesHsry facility il afforded by the transit of three
trains daily each way, between the two places whist
on each Sunday, commencing with the first Sunday
1.-THE 4th) in May, special train will lesve the depot
ON Shockoe Hill at o'clock A. NJ and return about
sunset, for the accommodation of those who may de-
srs to unite in the religious exercises of the day In
the village.
The Chambers Of the Hotel and adjoining Cottages
are provided with gas the II equal to any in the
State and the location proverbial for health whilst
In addition. the extensive and well arranged grounds
of the establishment furnish facilities for exercss and
recreation surpassed BY other place Of the kind
THE PR0PRIETORS.
r. 3. The regular passenger trains Of the Rich
mond, FrederickshurE 4 Potomac Company stop 1t
the Hotel daily, for breakfast and supper.
Ashland, Hanover co.. Vail
- Nav 8 iRh6 nv s-cm
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FURNITURE WAREKOOaIS KEMOy.
l. ED.-JOHN A. BELVIN has removed hs Fur
niture Warerooms to that well known building, "CO-
RlNTHIAN HALL" 1.-THE old and OF Messrs Jone
u Potts, Main street, square above the Banks Il
He takes pleasure in saying to his customers gene
rally that he has established himself in large facto
~. which gives him decided facilities. and with which
he 10 Hsain prepared to get the very best styles OF
Furniture TO order In addition to this, he Is con-.
santly manufacturing every article in the Furniture
lIne, and will keepa choice and we'll arranged assort
ment of such styles and qualities, he knows are
adapted to the varied wants and tastes OF the peo-
pie. .t1slH
Thanking generous community for the liberal pa
tronage hel etofore bestowed he respectfully socits
continuance, and pledges himself that nothing shall
be wanting in effort his part to give full and entire
satisfaction. ID .R4%s5t5s
JOHN A. BELVlN also gives his personal atten-
tion to the UNDERTAKING business-being at all
times well supplied with "Metac Burial Cases"
Mohosany and Poplar Cottins, Burial vestments new
left ut sCornthan Hall" will meet with prompt at
tention INV 2c-dlm
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asa ma In 4s,, rs Dscsa ass In 500

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET. June 23-The
arrival of cattle during the past week At VIM. L.
Torberts Avenue Drove Yard. amounted to $50
cattle, 66o0 sheep. 200 hogs and 16) cows and
calves Beeves sold briskly at from 90 to Sll25
per 100 lbs the principal being from Pennsy MIA
aud Ohio Sheep sold from 50 25 to "a 75 per head.
Stock Sheep sold at from 81 % to 90 per head
Hogs at from So TO $3.50 per 100 lbs. Cows and
calves from SOS to sos The total stock in market
cows and calves; l40 herses also arrived at Tor.
bert's, and sales are rather dull
BY Telegraph.
Nsw York June e5 - Flour advanced State SIS
10 Ohio Sc 90 South ,ru 81. Wheat and Corn FL M
and unchanged. Stocks higher Va. 6's 1914. Ster-
ling xchangs firm at 10.
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RIGHMOND BUILDING FUND COM.
~ PANY-TEN SHARE6o or STOCK FOR
SALE Low This Company he been IN succsssful
cpsration for four years. and IA about the sans period
$40 viii be psid en- each share Of stock tAen unrs-
deemed. 10 this company stockholders may borrow
I'D rive ~ security either real sststs th4ir
stock in tho company. NsS - ~
Those wanting 70 purchase these ter shares very
low must apply to-day q the Dispateh 0fBes.
kkgHEe! u y &c n & H!!.-S0OO lrosh
LEEChEa Just received md Tor sale By
Mas W0OLHOu6E. SIS Brosd q.
nv l3-ts Over 6uhletts Hardware 6f0re
ICE d sgsell .enasel1,ps, Tor sale & IHE
Ak9oV&a &toa ea1 l2th street. hH
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H0usEKEEriNG HARDWARE, CUT.

IL LEkf, FANCY GOODS, &c.-lntending To
discontinue business and with view to closing nm
e speedily = possible. shall sell from this day, 1t
Pocket Cutlery Silver plated Ware; Britannia M,,si
%; housekeeping Hardware; Jspanned Wars "a
Mats; Brushes and HIoomg Bathing Apsratn..' W.
ger Coolers; Clocks Fans Musical Instrumens.. P.1
inmery; Combs; Soaps Looking Glasses; Ice sr.s,,
and other articles. H. Ar IiMMPGpS ssncy
10 a ~NNAInmAn.
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MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
wi SPRINGS hese Springs will be open tor the

MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
lVl sPRINGS.-Ahese Springs will be open tor the
reception of Visitors
They ale situated in Montgomery county Va, one
aud half miles from the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad, from which there il BRANCH RAILROAD
to the Springs.
Passer gers leaving Richmond or Petersburg after
breskfast reach the Springs by O'Clock, r NJ,
day. all the way by RAILROAD.
The accommodations have been very much ex-
tended since last reason; the rooms are large snd
comfortable, and capable of accommodating 1000
persons.
The Lynchburg and Abingdon Telegraph Company
are now building Branch of their line the Springs
which will be in operation early in June.
very large BATH HOUSE has been built since
last season. ~
Address ROBERT II. MOSBY,
President of the Montgomery White Sulphur
Springs Co., Montgomery County, Va.
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nEBEGE ROBES, for travelling Dress
- es; also Linen Lurteis and Debages bv the yard
for sale chap By A !, = n. ROsENBAUM,
j. Is 100 Broad street.
- Dresses Of Fashionable Summer Striped Slks
some Of them very rich and handsome; the whole to
be sold a. cost and under to close Call early Il the
je % G3 N ain street
SWISS Ml slim BANDS ca lnrsU lot
- Of swiss Muslin Bands, suitable for Baaques and
ndes-siefyeH 70 be sold ~ very reduced prices ct
che established cheap stere Of s'ssst ~
is g ALFRED MOSES. IS Main 81
II khk6ks, DEhkG kk...Pinin and fia,d
nerstes closing out IT lass than cost AZ tbs e.
fabli.ssd cheap store vt ALFRED MOSES,
81 Msin styeet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-26
MEDICINES.
E1FTY CENTS xSI 2NE D0LLxE 4

NIFTY CENTS AND ONE DOLLAR A
Il BoTTLE-DOLLAR CORDIAL the most re-
nowned Medicine ever introduced, for the cure of
certain disease and debility, with certsinty and dis
patch, in few days. with the saving of time and
mouey-received the highest appreciation from mem
bers Of the College Of Surgeons in London. and 10
used in most of the Hospitals in England where the
most severe cases of weakness have succumbed, by
the use of this valuable Medicine. 80 ~
Price so cts and s per bottle
To be had Of L. B.. THOMAS DR.. O. B. HILL,
DUvAL Il NORTON. CHAS MILLSPAUGH, j..
b. WOOD, 8. M. ZACHRISSON, and A. LESLIE,
oppe site the r. L +. R. X, Depot Broad street.
So