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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-17

A UCTION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF HOUSE
"A hold fnrnilure dc.-sA~UEL OsGooD 4 co,
toners will sell II Nassau street this morning Thursday
clock collection of aD second hand flrli
ture carpets glassware crockery &C. which will be positive
" sold TO ararees &C. Goods purchased To leave the
city carefully packed on the premises aad shipped at
sonabe charge. Terms cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-17

HUDSON RIVER RAn.EoAD-FRoN NAY Ia lisa
IL the trains win leave Chambers fossA
krpress A. ~ and r. n mail Pa NJ through way trAs
i.h emler.nt ~ q. PonshseePs.s, a NJ. and 2
every Friday evening At IL r. M Cor uadson $50 p rv
Peekskill and 5SP n The poughkeep.ae Sing 400
Peeksk trains n, the stations taxi
,harhers Cana Christopher and Thirty rss rrHAs
T. NJ, aud has: Albany $40 spd ILLS A. ~ AID n -
A. n. SMITH SUIT
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Total. $50 sos Coz 1885 s39 81 4is, Az 1894 4sl
The dividends average about u per cent on the
total cost.
The Philadelphia Ledger of the 18th inst,
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SyIyEsTgR sToyEs. Arc1rlosEEs-sy 7.

cyIvESTpR SLOWER, ATcTGONEER-By r. q.
- HOuGHToN. Extensive sale Of rosewood md mahogany
IN paintings &C. This day. Thursday l0s O'Clock
ll3 Nassau street consisting Of
6 and piano or'es by ~ the best city
MAKERS all az which viii be sold with the makers
carved citegeres o different STYLES. marble
and tables French secretares bookcsses gilt frame
rors paintings rosewood and mahogany bestead- part
az which superior marble top dressing bureaus
assnds commodts wafdrobes splendid enamelled
snts extension dining tables sdehoards dining chars
sofas lounges, Turkish chairs chairs
rockers mattresses paasea, rush chairs
A. rich glass and china ne table cutlery ETC.
etc. Catalogues on the morning Of sale.
yr,uos. vEITCH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO isspRrc,E
sreet-ssern-s sale Of books stationery fancy goods
Ic kr-On Thursday July II. 1885 nj 10 NJ Mt the
room Spruce street consisting o standard and historical
books stationery fancy goods penknyes carpet bt-s
and ssichels, engravings, paintings NC 6c
THOMAS vEITCH, ArCTIoSEER-SToRE NO IL
spruce sireetsherih sale ri segars tobacco &c -Oi
Thursday July H. 1855. III A. NJ l Spring street ami
M street consisting Of large assortment segars
tobacco, &c. NC
rI,Hos vETTCH, AUCTIoyEFR-STORE NO i6sPRUCF
ON Friday July ~ 1856 At 10 A. M At No. = East Thirty.
N III between Second and Third consisting
orses carts, harness, &c, &C. Y -
Nm Writer'S, AuCTroNEER, WILL ssfb on
w Friday July ~ At i0s O'Clock N the cornsr N zig
- ne and Abingdon place Troy street the entire hsnds
and nxtucs Of hrst class drug store, everything be
cuiars inquire at ~ Canal street, or OIL auc'onee
a. @, ATBURTUs, AUCyIoNEER, Will SELL o.
Thursday. July ~ At 101s O'Clock at No 10 % irt
a OIL ouac ia.
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A UCTION N0TICE.-W. A. CARTER, AUCTIONEER.
II Will sell this THURSDAY 10 ocock NJ No ~ Green
wich street. large stock OF groceries Wines ale paper
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NOTICE TO COAL DEALERS AND OTffrRs.-MORT-
~ gage sale-J. W. soNERINDYKE, auconeer.-By
Vrus al chastc gage, win sell Friday, July IL
1856 AZ N O'Clock Ia the FORENOON yS Yves, Eighteenth street
40 tons anthracite coal coal bay horse pair
tubs together with the
mous thereon. D. W. SONERfNDYkE
for NOR
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Nro. MONROE sTREET.-GENrLEMEy MAY OBJ
IN tain pleasant and good board n moderate terms
Apply a No, . Monroe street, near Ca,harine street,
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NEW YORK AND COMFY ISLAND LANDING AT
'apt holman wiz ea.eas foows suaiays lncludedi
leaving FOOT 81 sprns street Al 81, a. a. i7 and Si 3 NJ
leaving pier North river al 10 A. ~ and ar leaving
Ccney Island last trip o. r. NJ Fare for the
Island Fort Hamilton and back To New York twenty ave,
cpnts for which return ticket Will be given. NJ half price
for children. &. j. DODGE, Agent
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INTENSIVE SALE or sEGARs WILL TAKE PLACE
~ this morning nj los o'clock NJ 70 Nassau street TUNIs
MORE Auciionner will sci. In quantities to sui, dealers
retailers c000 good segars adapted for retailing and give
satig
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Sales of Stocks i'm Richmond.
Reported by John Il Lancaster 4 Son, neck ending
June 90, 1856.
Virginia per cents 81 years to run, no sales at the
Treasury.
Virginia per cents, shorter dates lest sales "a and
int.
Ronds guaranteed by the State, no sales.
Richmond City Bonds, sales IS and int.
Virginia Bank Stock, par $40, Last sales at 7St
Farmers Bank Stock, last sales sos. stts-
Exchange Bank Stock, last sales $t6
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Stock last sales 80
Richmond Fire Association Stock par $40 sales 303.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Stock, last sales IS.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, last sales 50
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock, last sales
$5l.
Richmond and Danvle Railroad Stock, last sales $40.
James River and Kanawha Stock, last sales l0i.
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AI.IEEHANY SPRINf.S...Th

cry, Virginia on tho banks of the Roanoke River, 81
miles from the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, and
surrounded by mountain scenery unsurpassed for
beauty in the State. This water il nncgu0ued in its
ecacious qualities by amy mineral afer in the Union
and contains Ingredients ecntiariy s ssrn and which
have yet been found to exist in any other mine
raj springs Its use has reached and reliered
icic all medicine and other mineral acaters had failed
in. Persons wishing to gain further information in
regard to the sanitve qualities of the water,
ferred to large cards. which have in all tho prnci
pal Hotels, Steamboats,, Cars &c, with certificates
appended from gentlemen of the highest char acter
We have recently erected large BATHING establish
of all descriptions; also, comfortable Recep.
ton House at the railroad.
Persons leaving Richmond Petersburg, win ar
rive at the Springs the same day by O'Clock P. III.
We will be prepared to receive visitors by the 1st
day of June. Our best efforts will be Ryen to render
visit this fountain of health agreeable and pleas
ant. JNO. w. HOLT & SONS,
my H-dtl0A sEs Projectors.
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SEA BATHING, CHEsAPEAkE HALL,

SEA BATHING, CHESAPEAKEH HALL,
y HAMPTON, Va-Thi. delightful watering Aace
week, month or season. 1t il situated on an eeva-
ted point, and commands extensive and splendid
view of the Bay, Hampton Roads, James River, and
the surrounding country.
The advantages for Bathing are not surpassed by
any other watering place, and the climate is pro-
verbal for health
The Proprietor pledges himself to make every eff
fort render the stay of visitors pleasant and takes
the liberty TO refer for his ability and disposition
please those who have heretofore selected Chesa-
peake Hall for their summer retreat.
je 2-Sm r. g. BANKS, Proprietor.
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sNRs,M THE REV. II. T.. BOi Eks, OF
L TIE M d. CHURCH, STATIONED AT
NJ NASHVILLE KENTIJCKY

MAYsyILLE, Ky, Feb. 20, 1856.
DR.. i. ScoTT 4 Co--Gentlemen IL feel it my
duty to say you that have been in the habit of
using the old McLsnes Liver Pills for tho last twelve
years but having recently procured box of McLanes
IMPROVED Liver ills prepared by you Being indis-
posed, took dose, end Iunhesitatingy say that
your improved Pills operate mildly, pleasantly
and effectuay than any Pills have ever used.
also gave several doses to other persons whom,
ia everyrinstance, they had the happiest effects
H. C. BOYERS
All the above Medicines for sale by PURCELL Ladd
& Co and Alex. Duval Richmond. u les
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EXTRAORDINARY CAsE.--

Il KICHMOND Nay 1000.
Gentlemen: My child had commenced breaking out
last fall in small Sores which gradually extended
the entire head including both ears, which were so
much eaten by the to cause me to fear that
both would drop of. tried all sorts Of adver-
tsed and domestic remedies without any good result.
then procured and applied little TURF OIL. 1t
began to get better the bottle got broke and we APP
Piled gals to it; II again began to get worse. MY
TURF OIL sisters head looked much better
when you used it" We got another bottle, and her
head is now nearly we'll. This aggravated
case and took half hour every day to waah it, and
it very offensive. One more bottle. feel assured
will her entirely, there is but little of the dis
ease remaining You are entitled to this and for the
benefit of others take great pleasure giving you
this certificate. Respectfully, B. T. CHALK.
TO Messrs DOVE & CO. mv3
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A Nj ELLA WHITE SULP II u X
IA SPRINGS situated n miles from Jetenville
Depot. on the Richmond and Danville Railroad, 80
The waters of these two Springs said to be equal
to any waters in the mountains, and have been anal
lied in Philsdephia and have the properties Of
The Greenbrier White Sulphur. Ia t7ez "a
TERMS OF BOARD as follows:-Per day 81 so; per
week SO; per month, for 20 days, e28; Children
years old and under II years, and servants, half
price. Hss
There will be an omnibus, always ready to take
visitors to the Springs "a b.
je l2-d2m THOs C. WILSON & SONS.
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rT,HE COTTAGE HHOTkL, at Ashland, IL
i now in order for the reception of boarders by

/ now in order for the reception of bosrders 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
facility il afforded by the transit of three
trains daily each way, between the two places whiht
on each Sunday, commencing with the first Sunday
1.-THE 4th In May, special train will leave the depot
ON Shockoe Hill at o'clock, A. M and return about
sunset, for the accommodation of those who may de-
the village.
The Chambers of the Hotel and adjoining Cottages
provided with gas the water equal any IN the
in addition the extensive and well arranged grounds
Of the establishment furnish facilities for exercise and
recreation surpassed BY other place of the kind.
THE fROPRIETORS
& r. g. The regular passenger trains of the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg 4 Potomac Company top ct
the Hotel daily, for breakfast and supper.
Ashland, Hanover CO., VAL tssss
- ssf Msv-z 1884 INV S-qm
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lyEA bath ING-ARTO HOUSE
HAMPTON, VA.--The ALTON HOUSE il now
open for the reception OF visitors. Every arrange
comfort of xueas JOHN TABB.
/ Hampton. june ". 1885. je 2o-Stsw4w
I'M ~ MOUNTAIN HOUSE AT CAPUN
SPRINGS, Va. viii be- opened for the reception
Of vist,ors on MONDAY, the 18th day OF June.
TERMS FoR BOARD:
Second week. ..........................Ia
THIRD week : {. !. :.
One month Of twenty eight days Il monthl.35
Children and colored servants half price.
The undersigned has spared expense In obtain
ing the services Of gentlemen to assist in the manage
tors win be supplied with Safatoga, Bedford Chsy
beste, and Alum Water from spring IN the neigh
borhood, said to be equal to the Rockbridge Alum
Springs. Z, L. BLAKEMORE,
je 4-3tawfm ProprietT.
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MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
Nl SPRINGS.-rhese Springs will be open for the

MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
lNl SPRINGS.-these Springs will be open for the
reception of Visitors |- -
ON THE FIRST DAY OF JUNE, 1856.
They situated in Montgomery county, Va, one
and half miles from the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad, from which there is BRANCH RAILROAD
to the Springs. s Mv
Passen gers leaving Richmond or Petersburg after
Breakfast reach the Springs by o'clock, p H., same
day, all the way by RAILROAD. 5rs54s
The accommodations have been very much ex-
tended since last season; the rooms are large and
comfortable, and capable of accommodating 1000
persons.
The Lynchburg and Abingdon Telegraph Company
now building Branch of their line to the Springs
which will be in operation early in June.
A very large BATH HOUSE has been built since
lastseason. - Sd 3 4 Sg.E- s
Address, ROBERT H. MOSBY,
President of the Montgomery White Sulphur
Springs Co., Montgomery County, Va.
INV % I'm
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rs0rNrr;s iTSsfSsS an f.10K SUI
~ PHuk oPRlN09s-Ihie doltehtfs1 wstexings
pIsee = nos qpsn fr thu rsoeetiea u yt1eore =
SszsssSrt srrruaadsd 81 noantaina. ma q 1neEe
the mod bsautful pictafssque Apd feftile pe1tleee
Of virdna and imueaistsly o. .as lI.s q shs VI.
road Itself and about haif mills from Dsnsaek's de-.
pot only eight nine honss ri1s from Richmcnd ana
Pst-nbar.. ssd shsst tie hsurs fsoa Lysshbsrg:
mond q the sssins, - shs sesshsids snd Dsavills
kaioads and fskipa the Of ths sninis sud Tsns
about ne az who're = o
hus Ia, will meet them, and soavey them 70 tho
Thsss are shree white aud two, Rs.ek sulphur
Springs, whose curative powers can = Altested By
scores Of persons who have been entfrely ~
using the waters Ths ,spusssisn 81 snsss wsssr. for
rounding confties for having cured many persons IL
aicted with various chronic and other disssses They
are not surpassed By any miners s.s e slstinis
tions Of ss Liver, kidneys and BLADDER. General De-
blty especisliy Of the Eervou. system al sinds Of
Of the diseases peculiar to females They gently
purgativs snd diuretc with srone defs e
the skin. For certificates - to the eftsacy OF the
waters of these Springs, SEQ hendbils
The Buildings are spacious and convenient, and
aost entirely new, consisting Of Hotcls Cotfages,
Ac., ahordins accommodations equal % any to De
found in the mountains Of Virginia, for about 400
The Furniture and Fixtures are about equal to
those OF the best hotela In our c1ttee ss+as
The Bedding il unumslly good, with hair mattresses
throughout the estab ishmentss to all which we In
yite visitors to examine and judge for themselves
No pains have been spared In obtaining the best
servants and the most experienced and best qualified
sssistants for every department OF the establish.
ment.
The general management ID confded to A He
FELFfNGER, Esq, late of Cumberland, Maryland.
assisted by ALrkED II. JAMES and Ro. j READ, late
Of Lynchburs who viii no doubt give satisfscton to
all who may visitsthe place
Thars win be BOWLING ALLEYS, CO. for ex-
erciee. 80 $50 @E&
A fne BAND OF MUSIC 10 already secured and
Telegraph Office will soon be established at Bon
sacks depot 49,
The TABLE viii be found equal to any In the
mountains the facilities for securing supplies being
about AZ great as they can well be-.
j. A. HEFELFIN0ER CO.
lie I5-3m Proprietors
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uYGEIA HOTEI4-.OLD POINT COM.
IL FORT -Thia delightful mmmer resort, the

HYCEIA HUTEll-.OLD PUNT CUM.
Ii FORT This delightful ammer resort. the
most inviting the Southern Seaboard and, for at
traction inferior in the country convenient
the Salt bath and the many other uxures othe tide
water region. in broad view OF Hampton Road. and
the Chesa peake Bay and with extensive military
post beside it. has passed to the prspetonhp Of the
undersigned and will be opened for the public recep
ton the 10th day of June after which date 1t will
not be again closed
Disease at Old Point Comfort, at any season, Is
almost unknown. For health, it may be said. indeed,
torvAl the most secluded watering place of the
tain interior 90 that the uplsnder may feel no risk
In going down the attractions of this celebrated
iowland retreat s
The propretor has engaged, for the general super
intendence. Mr. Joseph B. Stega of Richmond, late
ofthe Hugenot Springs, gentleman OF marked spti.
tude the trust he has assumed, while his own su
peryson will guard the comfort OF yisitos and the
reputation of the establishment.
+ my I2-5m s4le s.sf kfs4 s. JOS. SEGAk- .
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- RljlGAy1AN IN 49, Eer0 wss
cs.Elsss g 5as lFii g asss1ss sssssysen
q NJ siss 4 ~ slsy q !ss ss sssss e
wss issmsrly he yrogsrty e a ~ 1heIPssnssf
and has vefy ofam look when spoken to; and Was
ven bsdly dressed whsn eommitted The owner
~ "a fske bin ssy 81 Is viii s. dealt v1k q the
law dirssts a. b HUTCHLSON, >. n. g.
yoi-oZ :.
= r RUNAWAY -1naa way tren tAe
: subscriber, On the let yanunry lest, negro
~ estate ef 6amusl Plsmsnfs, deceseed She
1Ai q Of sdark brown complsxi0n, shout TWEEN
~ years old. and has uethsr living In BUTCH
where she Il no doubt hASboyed. The usual reward
will be- paid upon her delivery to me st the jsi Of
nv sl,-tf ALEX. B. HUTCHINSON.
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MONEY MATTERS.
Rwch q nga
FREIGHTS.

Gold premium SILVER-Old y cent. pre-
MUM. New premium.
FREIGHTS.
FOREIGN-The season for shipping Tobacco In
just at hand large ship of 1000 tons has been char.
tered to load for of the French Government
Two large ships up for Liverpool at 5os y hid and
cargoes made up one for London at 52s Cd, nearly
filled; and others will be wanted durng the season;
and everal of smaller s'ze-say 500 to 700 hhds-for
out ports of Great Britain and the Continent.
DOMESTIC.-The following are present rates of
Coastwise ffeights:
New York Boston. Philadelphia
Coal, ~ ton......$l IS $5 50 81 40
Flour, y b.. Is so 25
Tobacco, " hid. so 90 2 50
Do. ~ box. Is Is 20
Coal to Baltimore 81 cents per bus shell Flour l5c p
barrel
The above rates are by sail vessels. The following
are afeau -. - - - -
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HA1H hi been appointed sole Agent for the
- sale, in and about Richmond, of the
celebrated fIANOS of Chickering L Sons, has now
exposed for sale at his store Msin between 18th
Bank) alarse and varied assortment Of these superb
Instruments which, by the terms of his agency, he 10
obliged to sell at the fsfctoyy prices =
HIS stock will, at all times, embrace large and
elegant an assortment be found in any OF the
Northern cities thereby Attending the citizens of
Richmond and Virginia all the advantages possessed
BY the people of the North in the prices and qualities
Of Piano Fortss
Among his assortment IL the "Chickering's Louis
XIV" an instrument which, for beauty, excellence
OF tone. delicacy of touch, and elegance of finish, 10
universally admired. This instrument stands unrval
led, save by the Parlof Grand Piano. which claims at
tenticn az the chef d. ouevre Of the Messrs Chick
ering and which ID considered by tine first artists
peror to any instrument ever prodnced in thsor any
the excellepcies of the $500 Grand Piano, 10 free
from all sdefects The touch il - light that the
delicate hand Of lady performer eau produce the
same volume of tone that of the most experienced
master The style 10 unique, aud the Instrument may
be placed in any position in the room with equal adj
vantage to sound and appearance A 3{g $50
Tho Parlor Grand Piano has entirely superseded,
in all the larger cities the costly and ponderous
Grand Pisno 1t having been decided by the most COM
petsnt judges to combine the best qualities ef the
Grand and Square Piano, Sec Report of Judges to
Board of Directors of Kentucky MechanicS Instr
tute, Louisville ess Il
That persons desiring to purchase their Pianos may
be sure of obtaining GENUINE instrument, the
Messrs. ChickeYing will hold themselves responsible
only for those bought of their authorized Agent,
will be seen from their card, published below
Aiso excellent Pianos, of various styles and prices,
by Brown Allen, Boston, makers Of very biz repu-
tation and experience. NATEPL CARUSi.
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y s 1siss An 3 jHwsnss
MEDICINES.

NIFTY CENTs And ONE DOLLAR A
L BoTTLE,-DOLLAR CORDIAL, the most re-
nowned Medicine ever Introduced, for the cure OF
certain disease and debility, with certainty snd dis
patch, in few days. with the saving Of time and
none y-received the highest appreciation from mem.
beers of the College of Surgeons in London. aud il
used in most of the Hospitals In England where the
most severe cases of weakness have succumbed, by
the use of this vausble Medicine. n
Price 50 cts and 81 per bottle.
no be had of L. b. THOMAS. DR.. O. B. HILL,
DUvAL Il NORTON. CHAS. MILLSPAUGH. J.
b. WOOD, 8. M. ZACHRlSSON, and A. LESLIE,
opp site the r. & y. R. r. Depot Broad street.
lie lots FsAsfts
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SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS


HENHICO SAVINGS BANK.--Onlce ut
l. the store of Smith, Rhodes 4 Co, No. ~ Pearl
street. Richmond, Va. where deposites will be re-
ceived on which an interest of six PER CENT. will
be paid on all sumo remaining on deposite six months
or longer, and five per cent for shorter period.
= CHAS 3. MILLS, PIeSt
r. H. kHepEs, Treasr my 2---Sm
METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK -
1vl The METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK,
chartered by the legislature receives upon
which inherent II allowed at the rate of per
remalning six month"; per cent for less time
" Office &C the store of Messrs cambridge &
Hart. GEORGE I. HERRING, Prest
WIN. q. CAMBRIDGE, Treas'r.
ies-sm* JAMES @. CHENERY. S.c'y
4 ,OltaIEkCiAIs SAVINGS BANh.-Char
" tered by the Legislature Of Virginia, December
nth, l853--Capitai, 50.0o0--This Institution
ceives deposits. on which interest paid at the rata
OF per cent per annun IL remaining deposit six
VIM. @. PAINE, President
GEO. j. SUMNER, Secretary,
NH IS HENRY w. QUARLES. Treasurer.
rNHE virginia SAVINGS BANk,
chartered by the Legislature of the State d now
prepared to eiys deposits of money of any
over FIVE dollars which win be paid sx per cent.
interest all sums remaining deposit six months
or longer, and for q shorter tirAe Eve per cent.
Deposits may be made with the Treasurer, 7. B.
Starke, at the store of E. b. Spence, CORNER Main
and 18th streets. or with either Of the officers
SAMUEL s. COTTRELL. Rrestdsnt
T. B. STARKE, Treasurer,
fen C. WALTHALL. Secretary.
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- ELLlNG OUT 10 CLOsE..- he nm.
- dersisned, will from this day commence selling
of at and below cost they intend leaving the city,
and therefore, offering entire stock at and
below price, consisting of Dry and Fancy Goods
OF all kinds Now call and supply yourselves
the greatest sacrifices before offered in Rich
mond. Yoa will find the bargains at 25 Broad, three
doors above the corner of 4th and Broad streest.
iel7 L. CAMP & BRO
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T you want a Pine Apple, delightful t.

IF Won want a Pine AppIe, deIighfluI Co
i eat,
Co. then, at ScHAAP's store, and thers get II;
If yeur throat might be dry, by fatigue by heat,
Go, then, at Schaap's store, and there wet it;
If you 50 e the spring. = and you wan. supply
Go then az ssSsaDs store, and on win find, If you
" try Try, :
That II perfectly true. all yon read of- g.
The excellent s'och winch a. Senaaps 'so'e 'A.'
Keep,
ana now wnat tney sell n.oC, ~,
French Confectionery and Variety store,
iea4 Corner Broad and Sd sts.
kLLktuh HusPaTAtn;::ss-Isnl mt a. ansri ~
y ton 70 situated on GnuIcn hia, n.cnmSne, va,
IN demsn.al sIy posaGn. sna ~ .trs Win
nsmts ana tne s1seess.na aessmsnI OF
r rne Lyins-n ~ a. ;. a 49, Peeany a,ans
=, ns,.nss nlscsJ and.r ths;r chsrsa "
co,o,.a p.f.n.. IEhMs - ..t
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18th street. between Broad and Marshall.
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