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UNION STEAMSHIP COM

FL UNION SIEA MSHIp COM
(6FSNSg pANY-FOR PHILADELPHIA VIA
rs-.ss..1 49, CITY POINT AND NOKFOi K,-St.sr'
4e<Sk1ezsEscr CITY or RICHMOND, Cartsin
Mitchell; steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Can't D,yld
Teal; Steamer VIRGINIA, Captain Il Rooms
bne OF these superior Steamers will leave Rchmorld
until further notice, every MONDAY aud THTKS
DA touching al City Point and Norfolk 10 receive
freight and passengers. Returning leaving PhiIa.
telphiH every " WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY morn.
ingS AT ~ O'Clock.
These Steamers are now IN fine order increased &c
iommoiations for the comfort Of passengers having
been added, ~ also more room for freight. and "a
hope by regularity, dispatch ana care In prt,t,cnug
goods committed TO our charge to receive ami nrcass
u patronage.
E1- No transhipmeBtby this line
Passage through to New York aud found $40 ~
DO do phiIadclplia sudfWn3 =,
cabin, IN
Passage through to Philadelphia, not found 81
cabin, . ~
Passage to City Point and Norfolk same a. ty ths
River Boats.
fS Passengers by this line can stop in phflsdpl.
pns two or three days and then proceed 10 New York
oy ths same Ticket. ii. l.. TuTTLE Agent
au - Rockets
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PIANOS, &c.

--1= NUNS & CLARK'S PA
;s. ,.as;s5s. NOs.-sEvEN OCTAVE PIANOS.
I d " n n z. H. TAYLOR has Just opened
. several SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS,
from the popular mandatory Of Messrs. NUNS a
CLARK. whose instruments he has been selling during
the past thirty years, to the entire satisfaction of the
numerous purchasers. Also, Pianos of 81, octaves.
together with several excellent second hand instru-
III. which will be sold at unusually low prices.
MELODE0NS, of Pelaubets make, to be obtained
at this establishment only.
PIANO STOOLS, Of a variety of patterns
The most extensive assortment 81 MUSIC and Mu-
seal Instruments in the State. ?. II. TAYLOR,
Je 25-ts Piano and Music Store, Governor street.
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4 NTHRACITE COAL! Anthracite Coal

II The subscriber having fitted up large and com
uaudious coal yard on Dock between 18th ami loti
streets with one Of Farbank's patent balances, foi
Mn. purpose OF weighing COAL, will furnish his pa
iron. with 22iO Tvs to the ton each load weighed and
not guessed att at the very lowest market price.
Or if preferred he will sell his COAL at an advance
of ~ per cent on cost and charges at the same time
he will alway keep hand the best quality and in
vites the particular attention of his friends and the
public generally to give him call before purchas-
ifi,. at Ne a Main street or at his COAL yard.
f,.rms ash lie l2-t.) C. LAEUS.
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~O MUDDY WHITEWATER FIJI
AfTEhS.-Wc are manufacturing Water Filters
& - at the very low price of > 80, which every
NJ family should have. They will filter four gal
ions Of river water in an hour perfectly clear
ANY spring water They have only to be tried 10 be
appreciated. Call and supply yourselves, Mt
kEESEE & PARIS Pottery,
1927 Corner of 18th and Cary sts.
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Ce:Ts Dr. -sl7 RICHMOND AND

~ 49,, - .1fsf .--1-qssr=. pANvILLE RAILROAD
CHANGE OF SCHknULE-sUMMER ARRANGE.
leave Richmond daily Sunday .pxceptej At o.locE
A. NJ, arrive at the Junction al - A. NJ and At ban,
VILE at 80 T. NJ; connecting with thu Suuth-S,ds
%'th thr Virginia aud TtnItBste Railroad train 70
the S"utt~Cstern Virginia Springs at Lyme hLuTs
through 10 Coyners. Allegheny Nuut. cuery Wbls
sulphur, AMI Yellow Sulphur SpTiug- on the evening
If the same day, from Richmond.
Returning. leave ndHylile At Ia ~ A. VI Rrriye M
Junction, 30 p VI. connecting with the Snuth..I
railroad Trains from L!uehlHfg. aud arrive in Rich.
mond, connecting With the Trains going North az
ESQ p. VI. q te4NGETl
j. H-ts GcDaral SuprriptenI,I,i
9TF- The above schedule will be rUa on ana sftsr
MONDAY, the 5rd of August
CHARLES CAMPBELL.
jF N-ts SUPERINTENDENT
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CREAT SACRIFICE I'M DRY GOODS.

~ Previous 10 the receipt of my Fall stock Of Dry
foods, intend selling any article in my present
stock at cost. or less. have great many very de
-rale and seasonable Goods, to which | invite the
attention OF purchasers.
splendid Black silks 1T 81 per yard
lich Robe SILK Dresses. very low
Figured and Striped silks
Black Bombazinee and AlpaCas
foods for Travelling Dresses
htr Goods in ~, q variety
Great bargains in Embroidered Goods
Hoop skirts
Chillren's Cactus skirts only f0c each
SOed Brilliantes, lUC. per yard.
White do. PFC.
Lawns TO he cold at any price from Sc. per yard
Fine Msrseilirs Quilts Mt only Si.GIta
housekeeping Goods ia great variety
Grass Skirts SOC; Brass Hoops and Reeds
Canton Mating, very cheap
Mautlila9 to be sold at half price
ShectinSs, Shirtin2s and OZnaburgs
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons
Additional supplies by steamer every week of new
md desirable goods. For bargains call at the Old
established store of ALFRED MOSES,
jY 30 63 Main street.
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Nj SPECIAL NnTlcE -Ernre,. rn.,.....-

b. SPECIAL NOTiCE-Expreas packages ~
Norfolk, Petersburg, Richmond. and all places in ~
gina and North Carolina, intended for shipment ~
steamship Roanoke and Jamestown, VIII hereafter
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
whoarc the authorized Agents for Express. privilege
on these ships
Office Of the New York and virginia Steamship
Company. Ii DIAM PLFASANTS 4gapts
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SUMMER RETREATS.
pEDFORp,- 90 sPRlNGS..-.irhL

REDFORD A L U II SPRINGS, These
Springs situated eleven miles from Lynch.
puf ". aud four from the Forest Depot, ths VA.
Iehn H. H., where conveyance will always be In
STsaiihess 70 convey passengers To and from the
springs The water Of these springs has been fully
established, and acknowledged by many Of the most
eminent hysicans Of this country to be sovereign
failed in effecting cures Of Is spepsia and all
womb Diseases such Prolapsus Uteri aud all kin
dred diseases 80 prevalent amongst females.
, The Water aud Mass have been recently analysed
by the most reliable Chemist in the United states,
and pronounced by them 10 contain Iodine than
ECHOLs L DEWEY.
r. ~
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NOTICE TO PASSEN-

NOTICE TO PASSEN-
F---ffT--zSseA GERS on THE BROAD STREET
r--asS-9s RAILWAY uMNlBUS.-From and
after this day, and until further notice. the Accom-
mediation Car between the Depot and Richmond Col
legt will be ran between the hours OF A. NJ. and
2a p. NJ. and between 21e and 10 p. NJ; stopping AT
any point the Street for passengers, going and
turning. Fare cents only. WM. n. BRAGG,
tests Agent.
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STRIBLING SPRING8.-This Mountain

STRIBLING SPRINGS.-This Mountain
- Retreat, IN Augusta county, Va, Is miles from
Stannton, and q miles from Hairisonburg, will b.
nnCer the management of Mr.. PETER II. WOOD
WARD, formerly ut Jackson's River and for the last
three seasons at the Healing Springs.
The proprietor respectfully announces 10 invalid,
and pleasure seeking public, that by erecting ssGl
more doUbs Lott12fS and by the general improvement
of June he will be prepared with entirely nstU flrHl
tur,, AMI sufficient nRnber of attendants to Often
visitcrs the most pleasant recommendations in the Viz
The waters Of this place are unsurpassed: in fac
the visitor at these Springs has the advantage Of ali
the various waters belonging to the entire mineral
region of Virginia.
The Sulphur Hdter excelled by none except tina,
The Alum Springs inferior to none. AZ tested for TN,
last five years, with the Cali beate and Free SIN,
wafer All at hahd IN s,nndance render this place
For pleasure seekers, there will be Music in NJ
.endnCe anu tne amusements and sports afforded b,
IN sLrertenced physician will reside at the Spring,
TERasIsl9 per week; $50 for a month Of fouT werks
and reduction made for an entire season. for les.
than week $40 per day will NJ charged ''' ''''
- aS- line Of SUPERIOR F0URlIi0ksE NAH
III WI leaye Staunton daily, for this place
Is line of STAGES il expected To Mas m.
SPRINGS en- route from Harrisonburg to Bath Alum,
my a6-d2m&c3tawlm Prop nsEShi'
A LLEGHANY SPRINGS.-This water
- ing place. 40 faTorably known 10 tn. publ;c
VIII De opened for the reception OF visitors ~, IN
first day Of June The present pronrietops a p h s
py 70 announce that they have secured the service
a. general manager, Of Mr. JNo. p LEE. IOf IN,
American Hotel, Richmond, Va Whose long .xrs.
rieace IN the hotel business, and well established
reputation ~ gentleman and caterer are sufficient
suNrattes that every effort viii be- made 10 give EN-
tre satisfaction 10 our guests
lne powerful curative properties Of this water
ahd us ecaey IN all diseases of the stomach liver
bowels, nervous system &c. Is well attestsd by tn
Hlahy cures almost yntrdL@o,ts which have been IF
ieeted by ITS use. We refer with confidence 10 ali
A ft.t.
bathing establishment has been added To onr ar.
rangements for the comfort Of visitors since last
for further particulars We refer 10 the cards 10 be
round IN hotels cars, steamboats, &c,
splendid line OF FuUR-HORSE COACHES win
convey visitors from Shawsyiile to this place 81
nniies, over good road, with only one hill between
the Two points BRIDGES HOLT.
my Z4-u&ct&oA PropFietors
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OFFICE OF ADAMS EMPRESS CoWYl

OFFICE OF ADAMS EMPRESS CON'Yl
kICHMoSp May let. 1857.
IT EgF5 -E=z--zz;5llss5:Gl SPECIAL NOTICE.
90 We are prepared To transact
any buelncaS on the Virginia Central Railroad (ep-
pertaining to the EXprcs~ husiuesa) Especial stfeu.
toI VIII DE IHld TO THAT line, in connection with the
different Springs of Virginia
Messengers viii leave daily at O'Clock A. NJ. N
charge OF yHluahir-, money &c.
For further particulars anrIy To
myl Adauis' E1prras "a n, W.i,,+
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LUDLAM 1 WATSON.

xT ORFOLK AND RICH
- - ss-. MoND TRANSFORM ALTON LINE.
thg steamer KAHN kEE, in connection with line
q BAhnES, viii run regularly fruli RICHMOND
TO NORFOLK twice Il week
freight (Which will De taken 1t 0w rates. received
nj any time AZ my warehouSe. on the Dock
60 esseis lowed 10 and from City Paint or liaiar-
ton Roads. on moderate terms
iy H-ts
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s s. 9 3. F%WAi sf, ProPri'toF',
MORToy BLEpsOE, Manager. j. IO-3m
HEALING sPRINGS.-Thcse celebra

II EALINN Ntse CtItDrN
\ tel Springs are now open for the reception O.
visitors They are situated III Bath county q miles
west Of Millboro Depot Of the Virginia Central Rail
road, and three miles southwest Of the Hot Springs
Immediately upon the Turnpike Road leadiuS from.
MILFORD Depot to the White sulphur Springs.
These waters are celebrated for their efficacy nl
diseases of the skiu sCruiula old ulcers diseases
the kidneys bladder and urinary organs, nervous
Affections chronic diarrhoa, hrmorrhord-. bronchl
It's, rheumatism, dyspepsia, and diseases OF the eye
general. Their properties gently cath. rite.
duretC. diaphoretc, Alternative and sedatyc, and
especially applicable to the above diseasss
The Baths are exceedingly delightful buuyant and
gratetu-impartug glow aud sottncss to the skin
not eXcellcd 10y any waters in Western Virginia then
temperature being Go Fahrenheit.
THs buildings and Furniture are All new and COM
Portable, and sufficient Ia accommodate 25O persons
The prCprietors will spare no pains to make thciI
guests comfortable.
The Stages pass daily East and West, thereby fur
nishing two daily Eaiis.
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GUIDE FoR TRAVELLERS AND OTHERS
RAILROAD LINES.
RIcmmnNA EREnERICKsRURn AND -

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND TO
roaAc RuLRoAp. going North, leaves twice sSsW5S
day SUNDAY evenings excepted lat7 O'Clock
and at ~ o'clock, p VI for the Potomac fissI Rail
A steamer il taken for Washington. thence o' '
road to baltimore. &C. ,,s This city
twice daily SUNDAY evenings eNcept'n' a. here
A. NJ and y o'clock =. NJ, f-r orLhnlls and Alex
thew connect with the trains OF tue orahS'
andria Washington Baltimore, &C. p;.br,ond at Is
EIcHMoSn AND DANyTLLE-lfa.sa ar,,th. side road
,'clock A. NJ and connects VITA ~. me. SUNDAYS ex-
AZ The Junction at 8 ~ ociosk a w.
cepted. zur,,,--r leaves this city twice
,nry dav sunday excepted ~ -, trnin leaves
and cioeN ,ion'Iay, "wednesday anu ffiu1y a' o
o'clock A. NJ voR NORFOLK, &C.
fftgyRTfS PECK, Capt, Saml Barnes.
The steam'da = at Rockets every saturday, lusS
leaves per rNnsiav mornings, ut "a o'clock A. NJ,
lay ana ,IFN CiiYE Capt. John DAVIS. every Soh-
and re bhi,y and Friday mornings. at ia o'clock.
lay. nr.Tt and Portsmouth, touching at all the
ruGuiai FOR NEW YORK, &c.
Tia steamship JAMESTOWN, Captain Parrish'
- every Tuesday evening, at o'clock, Tor Ne"
yrk touriiinx at City Point and Norfolk to receive
n.s-cngers, &c, leaving Norfolk next morning. a.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, &c,
nv the steamships pen NlkflNia
tuTCITY OF RICHMOND. One OF these steamer
save every Monday and Thursday, stopping NJ VIZ
Point aud Norf.ik to receive freight and ra-7'hH'r
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DOANOKE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS


IL This delightful Watering Place although opened
tor the first time in 1886, has already attracted lair
share Of public attention ana patronage 1t situa-
the Sweet Springs, and splendid line VI stag
Coaches will convey passengers on the virginia ana
Tennessee Railroad without any detention, from Sa-
lem Depot by the Red sulphur to the Sweet Springs
and Greenbrier White sulphur, being the shortest
aud best route between thOse points.
Since the last season, the accommodations nav.
been greatly enlarged by the addition of several
handsome and spacious Cottages. The proprietor
ee sure, that all who visit their springs, VIII To-
made entirely comfortable and satisfied TO seeker
jfhealth they offer Mineral Water, the beneeis'
Effects Of which have been fully tested, particularly
IN diseases of the Lungs and Stomach 10 seeker
Of pleasure they offer Table provided with all the
,ubstantals and many Of the Injuries of life, beside
all those appendsges of amusement found at otheI
watering places. TO all who desire a shady and plea
apt from the heat aud dust of the ctiOs they
pffer Just such retreat, besides hearty wecom
and the best treatment G- ". SIiANkS,
u. G. SHANkS,
o. Is. BOARD,
VIM. WALTON,
Ic,i9D, A HllP
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F UNITED STATES NAIL

49, \ 0kfoLk, PETERSBURG AND
S<S,~f9SS7-ESsR { III mon D.-The JAMESTOWN
Hap,ain ratfi,h leaves Richmond every Tuesday AZ
morning Wednesday, for New York
The kpANOkE Capt. skinner leaves City Point
Evening, for New York -
- hetarhthE, the jamestown leaves New York from
IleI - North River, every Saturday afternoon with
passengers Ior Norfolk, Petersburg and Richmond
without detention NJ Norfolk merely stopping there
mgHd '' ~ '''
The Roanoke leaves New York from same Pier sy.v
mcuhgsiay afternoon, with passt myers for Norfolk
retcfsbufS ami Richmond but takes freight only Er
Norfolk, North Carolina ard Petersburg
Passage and fare, Stateroam included h-tse.n
N9itnik ana New York s.; Steerage passage, 81
Richmond, Petersburg and New York so: ste.rsgs
passage, 81 49,
NH ii IuDLAN WATSON
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). A. PORTER, , r-.-.,-.--.
Jy 23-lm j. K. ERWIN, ifopfletotS'

COlNER'S WHITE AND BLACK SUI
~ PHUR AND CHALYBEATE SPRINGS.-This
Watering Place il open tor the reception Of yis
tors 1t Is situated ~ the line and IA full UiSig Of H,
ITgt7lld and Tennessee RuiIa-td. about hJiC u nlik
trOhI H9nSaCks Dsp0f, RH1iiDks. Ia, at which saG
Depot an Omnibus Will always bc found waiting the
arrival ot the cars to convey visitors to the Spsngr
Important improvements have been made since last
season.
Another White Sulphur-stronger. holder, and n
superior Chaly beate Spring, have been dscOyt red
and reclaimed and improved since the last scgsou-
80 that the variety and value Of the mineral water.
now afforded at the place, uHequalIcd by any
other place now known to the public. The similarity
81 the bite sulphur to the justly ana tar-Gintd
GFe:nbrteT Hhtc SUpiuT, IA striking as to be- ~
once recognized 10y all who have Used both Of III,
waters
These White and Black Sulphur waters have effect
ed numerous cures
The Hh1ts Sdphur, aggravated cases Of dyspepsia.
serious affections Of the liver kidneys and bladder
general debility, and especially diseases of the ncr
Yous system and those diseases peculiar to FEMALES.
The BtcA Sulphur all kinds of diseases of the * in
aggravated cases of letter and other CruptOns of the
'kln-On great numbers. and OF long standing, seS
cnty having been entirely cured.
The accommodations equal to any TO be found in
the mountains OF Virginia and the table ANA attet
lance OF the most satisic tory ChaIACter-S TO ali
which We beg To refer TO the large number OF persons
who have heretofore visited the place.
Billiard Tables, Bowling Alleys ami a fine Band oi
Music, VIII b. found at the place. and every effort IN
every way will constantly be made To afford comfort
and amusement to visitors.
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EXPORTS COASTWISE,

70 New Y0RK-- hhdS. 429 pckgs Tobacco; cases
Smoking do: l26 hbs Flour: - boxes Tin: % hbl~
Whi-key: bags Snake Root; p bales Wool: p
Emnty Ehl4; cases 4 Water; , hbls Fish; I:
chests Tea: Piano: and % pck ~ Sundries.
To PM sDrLPHIN-lGl6 pkgs hhds Tobacco; ~ bales
Wall ~ do Cotton Goods; 10 hhds Bacon; Is bag
Rags; 29 hhls, 2l9 Bhl-, empty; Il boxes Carter
Mixture; 5o0,252 Spokes; 70 iron Fues 81 pckgs
SUnirieS.
t. RALrIH1ug-l4 hhds 1893 pCk - Tobacco l4 cases
smoking DO; 2i> lsliS Stems; I3 hhds Skins; 4
bales Wool - 10 UsnahurGs: II hbS Whisky
= boxes AN"-i do A. Water; II rolls Leather
pbags Feathers: boxes Soap 26S empty BllS: 4
bundles Iron: . BIDS Bacon; l5pckgs Sundries.
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In retiring from the C-al business. the subscriber
wuud respectfully recommend TO his customers MS
successor. Mr.. 2. H. GIBSON, being fully conf.
dent that in purchasing from lam they will have
every satisfaction that attention to business, and
prompt execution OF their orders can afford them
The subscriber will hereafter devote his Who'll" time
and attention 10 THH BUSINESS OF THE SAW
MILL. II has lately made cont racts for supply oil
logs of superior quality well worthy Of the attention
Of builders, and others who may want timber.
au 6-.itaw3w JEO. WILLIAMS.
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?. II. GIBSON.

CLOVER HILL COAL am prepared to supply
my friends. and the customers of the late firm al
Williams Gibson, with the best quality OF this
COAL at the market price.
p IL. GIBSON,
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4 NTHR ACITECOA L.-NOTICE.-l

~ am receiving orders for the best quality Of AN
THRACITE coal to be shipped and delivered dur
ing the present month and July. Persons ordering
their coal through me- will receive 2240 lbs to the ton
(,hey allowing me n commission of 10 per cent
Those W no wish to lay in their winter supply, viii
nd il greatly 10 their interest to purchase at thls
season of the wear when coal and freiShtS low
orders enclosed to me through the Post once or
left at the Drug Store of Me>Srs Ladley robinson
corner of 9TH and Franknl-trects. at the law of
fee Of Puwhatan Roberts. cNr OF 18th AMI MAN StS
(where my office il kept) Will be Promptly attended
~ 10 i0-2ml WRIT ROBERTS.
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TERMS: s.. IN ADVANCE.
PROPOSALS WANTED FOR Gull

PROPOSALS Wa n ED FOR Gull
l. VERTS.-The undersigned. committee of the
Trustees of Manchester appointed for that purpose
WILL until the l3th August next, receive proposals
the town OF Manchester, TO be made of stone or
brick. or both. The contract (Which the committee
authorized to concluded will be made for the tnd
ing OF as many culverts as n thorough draining of
the town will require
Address the committee al Manchester
iv 2s-t,5tb,ug { e; oNn6eRAE' Committee.
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t. VENICE per bark Henry Buck-115 hldS Tobacco
To RIoJ ANEIEo per brig Adeiine Spra2ue-ltti hn'
Flour; 30 bales, B cases Cotton Goods; 100 keE7
Lard. no, ~,
To RIO JtSgIRo. per bark Sally Magee-2299 9hs
Flour: 2Oa boxes Candies; 20 boxes Furniture iFT
bundles Paper =, -,- ~
To lI.tiPlx, per British schr. Uncle Tom-1o3 Dbl
To BerWgy. pcr bark Kosmer-262 hhds Tobacco, lo2
n tenn
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j. 4. HEFELFINGER 4 Co,


81 Stages, Of first class, leave BoAsack's Depot
daily, on the arrival of the cars for the CTeeubTt
hlfe, Sweet, Red Sweet. and other Springs
So 1t will be seen by the various newspapers that
Cara OF the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad leave
Ly nchhurg toice day say at A. NJ and 80 T.. NJ
tordlng desirable opportunity for all the Spring.
'boNe. Je l6-dtIS
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A. Z. LEI, Agent

xH DAILY LINE BETWEEN
!E..--zsss.sS s5<SsRtCHM0ND. OLD POINT. PORTS
MOUTH AND NORk0LE,-Tlir Steamers GLEN
COVE and CURTIS Pick nov In frst rate ORDER
viii. ON and after MONDAY next, 18th inst. e.us.
nence and continue daily line between tue above
places.
TheGLEN COVE, Capt J. O. Davis, will leave the
wharf at Rockets on MONDAY mIning At 10
cIeck precisely; and the CURTIS PECK Captain
samuel Barney, will leave the wharf az Norfolk "a
the same morning and at the same hour, and CON
unne 70 run every day Sunday excepted and touch
turning
Passage to Old Point. Portsmouth and Norfolk O. "
Forward passage, "a
Meals 50 cts. each r. q UASKINS
kreights taken usual but the freixhts GA sill
goods irtened % be put off AZ any OF che landing.
the river must he paid when thu articles are sent 10
the Boat and we are not responsible for any article
after i Is put the wharf to which IL Is directed
Je Is X. o. HASkiNS.
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURES

CrEL DISSOLUTION OF CO-PART
go NERSlIIP.-The undersigned, who have
been conducting the CARRIAGE MASUFACTUk-
ING BUSINESS, under the firm Of AlNSLlE
BOWEN 4 POWELL, have, by mutual consent, dis
solved partnership.
george A. AINSLIE will fulfill all the engage
meuts and obligations of tho rm, collect all debit
due thereto, and will continue operations at the
same place, as formerly, in his own NANCE; and hay
ing engaged the services of ID. Y. BowES and III. H.
POWELL, IN their respective departments, and adher
ing to thee Established practiceu the concern OF EN-
ploying none but the best wOrkmen, using ever!
care in the selection of materials and strict perso
nal attention all work done by Us, hope to receive
a continuance Of the liberal patronage heretofore be
slowed q. 4. AINSLIE,
b. Y BOWEN,
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&. FOR RENT.-The three story tene
55::i ment, now occupied by Mr.. Belyin, on Man
,TTrst between second AID third. X contains ten
,leven rooms. with gas fixtures throughout. III
litchcu has four rooms. Being in pleasant
lnvenent part Of the city it will be found de-.
{ ,hle residence. Possession given on the first Is
Enquire at Wortham's BookstCEe, on Mar
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-12
ysg COACH AND WAGON MAN

49, UFACTORE.-The subscribers. having
opened u COACH and W AEON MANUFACTORf on
Brooke Avenue, between Leigh aud Duval streets
keep constantly on hand, and will make TO order.
CARR AGES and WAGONS of all kinds, which the!
sell rs low as good work of the kind can be bought
in the city. ooo,
Also. in connection with our business we do HORSE
SHOEfNG and all kinds OF farm work.
* isin% R0RER'T F. LUCK & BRO.