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WARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,

M ANN SIhlNUO, DAl IL NOUNl :,
W yIRGfNIA.-This celebrated Watering Place
which is now open for the reception and aceommoda-
ton OF visitors - situated in Bath county, virginia.
one M I al. es IT, Ses' , T., Mh, sn
phur Springs. and Guyandotte, on the Ohio River,
five miles from the Bath Alum aud liOt Springs, re-
pectively, aud eight miles from the Healing.
These waters have been long and justly famed for
their curative qualities in various diseases well
gently aperent diuretic diaphorete and Alternative,
and especially applicable 10 the treatment vi the
following diseased conditions, viz:
Chrome rheumatism and trOr and diseases result
ing from their latent existence. Affections Of the
spinal Marrow, and their consequences; IIrdigs1S;
H&mapgia. following suppressed excavations from
Tlamorrooid or Uterine arrangements, or hetdstdsss
u Gotd or rheumatism; affection ~ NE JOINTS; L'sT',
the bones. he acioIs class Of tie Cetaneous Af5c-
tons; Dyspepsia; Torpid and otherwise deFdn0sd con
ditio's d The L'rer: ,,,nnov,,,x-0
Consist of a large and CommOdi0us Hotel. large
number of handsome and c9nvGpiently arranged Cot
tages, spacious dining and ball room, billiard room,
bowling alley, lighthouses, &c, &c.
THR BATHS,
which are of the temp. 969S dog Fahrt are four in
number. A large Octagonal Bath PoR GEsTLENES,
feet in diameter and feet in depth. The LADIES'
BATH. OF nearly equal dimensions. The SPOUT Baths
and private BATH FOR ISyNJDS. All of which are
comfortably and conveniently furnished and CON
structed, and connected with cold PLUNGISG BATHS.
abunlantly supplied with spring water of the temp
aH The locality fthese Springs is remarkable for
beauty-the atmosphere ssubrious and invigOra-
ting,
The TABLE ACCOMMODATIONS will be Of the
very best character, and every effort made to cOnr-
butte 10 the comfort aad convenience OF visitors.
A fine BANDOF MUSIC has been engaged for the
As these Springs are located but Il miles distant
from the Virginia Central Railroad the following ia
cilities will be afforded for reaching them:
A train ofcars will leave Richmond daily at O'clk
A. NJ, will connect with the Orange and Alexandra
cars at Gorlonsville will arrive at Stannton at 2la
O'Clock, ?. NJ, where time will he allowed for passen-
gers TO dine and reach Milboro 1.-THE present teTmi
nus ofthe Central Railroad) at o'clock, r. NJ where
an ample number of fine coaches will be in readiness
TO convey passengers the same evening to the Bath
Alum. Warm, Hot and Healing Springs, as they may
wish to 70.
Ample and satisfactory arrangements have been
made with Mes.rs. Hartman, Brown K Co, the pres
rn popular and obliging prupretors of the stage line
on this route, to convey visitors to and from these
Springs 10 the White Sulphur, ut their convenience
and discretion GEORGE MAYSE,I
&C y FRANCISCO Ss Propri'tOr''
IL a.
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COAL.

GLOVER HILL COAL.-The subscriber
~ is prepared to deliver GLOVER HILL COAL,
from his yard, near the Petersburg Depot;
orders filled promptly, anda good article at the
an I'm p H. GIBSON.
GLOVER HILL LUMP COAL, OAK
~ AND PINE WOOD.-I AIN prepared to deliver
DeSt CLOVER HILL LUMP COAL; also, OAh anu
PINE WOOD, at the mari" It rates.
VIM. c. BRAZEAL,
Office on Basin Bank, North side,
auC-Ip Betyern 18th and 9Th sts.
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40 $40 REWARD.-Ranaway from

the subscriber. on Monday July +, negro man.
"A named MALAkI. He is about ~ years IL
age. feet ? inches high, of rather lark com
plexIOn, and has stOopin his shoulder; lie was
formerIy the property of Mr.. BpaZIey, who resides
some four miles from the city and purchased b!
ME a few day since of Dickinson. Hill Co. lie has
been for some years past engaged in the well digging
and is doubtless well known in the neighborhOod
If Brooke Avenue. The above reward will be paid
for his delivery at Mr.. Tates Jail, near Mayos
Bridge. ELIZABETH NlCkERS.
~ i
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n FRESH AND RELIABLE MEDI-

IN FRESH AND RELIABLE MEDl-
@CINES.-nEADE BAKER. practical Che
~ mists and pharmaccuti5t6, lS6, \. W. corner II
ZAa Main and 10th streets. Richmond, Va. offer to
Physicians and families complete and varied asSort-
and PharmaCcutiCalPrrpa ratons: Ground and whole
Spices, sIPTED and PURE; Surgical instruments am
Appliances TrIIsses in great variety: supporters:
Shoulder Braces; Medicine Chests; Medical Saddle
Bags; Perflmery; Soaps; Brushes; Combs: Cigars
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco. OF the best brands:
Pure and Old Bran'y; Port Wine, and the best Lon
don Porter, selected especially for inyalids.
nhtA I'm
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WALNUT and Tomato Ca,sups
w Table Salt, In boxes
Pepper, Ginger. Allspice
Maze. Sntmrgs, &c, De for seass,uipv
rsr sale bv Svis NrxsApTUV aoN

DIAPER AND STATIONERY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
DELANEY 4 WATSON have ON hand a f,,e assart.
ment OF PAPER which they will sell az New York
Note, Ladies' Note, and Fancy Papers OF every de-
Acrptton. ENVELOPES Of all kinds and general
assortment Of STATIONERY -, ''"'
= A Y Manila Hardware. Straw. Tea asd Drug
I ss..ft H0}l3 DELANEY WATSON.
~ A-ms ltth o., opposite Exchange Hotel,
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r- - VIRGINIA CENTRAL
sttss5 sst:e:.-ssSt RAILROAD!
Track completed to JACKsON's RIyERi

In advance of time advertised the rails are now laid
and instead of the 18th of July.
on THE 10TH
The passenger trains win certainly 20 To
JACKS0NS RIVER, within six hours travel by
stages to the WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, over
good road.
The celebrated Greenbrier WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS have been puTchased by an entire new
Company who will enlarge the accommodations TO
considerable extent this season for visitors.
Passengers reach the White sulphur from Peters-
burg, Richmond, Baltimore and Washington the
same day, and the Sweet Springs next morning to
breakfast.
Passengers for the Rockbridge Alum Bath Alum,
Warm. Hot and Healing Springs, take the stage at
Nulboro and arrive at the Springs 90 supper the
day they leave Richmond
FARF:
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srMMnR -,pErREArs.

DEDFORD A L q nj SPRINGSs-These
- springs are situated eleven miles fron Lynch.
burg, and four from the Forest Depot, on the va
Tenn, A. r. where a convey apcs will always be in
readiness to convey passengers 20 and from tht
Springs. The water Of these springs has been fuily
estabflshed and ack now lodged by many Of the most
eminent ply sicans vi this country TO be- sovereign
specific for Scrofuia and all cutsneOus Diseases Ii h
never failed In effectIng d dy si,epsia aud al
womb Diseases such Prvlapsils Ltei and ali kin
bred diseases 80 prevalent amongst ieuiaies.
The Water aud Mass have been recently analyZef
BY the most reliable Chemist in the United States
aud pronounced by them toe contain more Iodine than
any mineral water yet discovered
80 ECIiOLS DEWEY
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OFFICE OF ADAMS EMPRESS COMFY.

UFFIOE UF ADAMS ENFEESV NON 7,
RICHGnSp, MAJ LIST. ls;7. I
It, ksn c-z=z-E.-5ssl SPECIAL NOTICE.
Sk. sis We are prepared 10 transact
any business on the Virginia Central Railroad tnp-
pertaining 10 the Express husine-s) Especial NttcI-
ton VIII be paid to THAT line in connection with the
different Springs of Virginia
Messengers will leave daily AT o'cIock A N in
charge Of valuablcs, money &c.
For further particulars apply 10
J. h. MACDO%OUGH Agent
my Adams Exnress % "a Nsin,,
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Supt va. Z. X, X.
HARTMAN. BROWN 4 Co
jy2-ts Proprietors Stage Line.
r.. czz-=zy1 THE ADAMS EXPRESS

Fsf. Cysss...ys=zs5E=szy1 The ADAMS EAPRESS
* .trr:s-e- ..CONPANY 1874 Main st. hayirg
resumed their Steamship Express 10 and from Noi.
folk, Petersburg and Richmond by stramers jane.
town and Roanoke, which leave New York every
"Wednesday and Saturday. and thence by railroad o
Weldon Wilmington. l. ynchhurg Salem, " ythey lie
and the principal places in Virginia and North Car,
lima, are now prepared to forward, with great di
PATCH and ri reduced rates. every Kind Of Merch han
disc, Valuable Parcels, Jewelry, &c, 10 the above
named cities and all places on the seaboard
Our Express on the Steam will be Rrcompa MED
by special Messengers, who win give their prrsonsl
attention 10 the careful handling of goods entrusted
to the ADAMS EMPRESS cos Steamship ENpress
shippers will please take notice that patc kagrs 10
point7in virginia and forth Carolina will be by
steamers unless otherwise marked
Freight received, day Of sailing until O'Clock
L. VI. j. L. MACDOSUUGH,
Agent of Adams Express Co.
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ERL GEO. F. SMITH,

Gx COACH MAKER,
CORNER BROAD AND 9Th sTS,
(Tichenor's old stand keeps constantly on hand, and
makes to order all kinds of CARRIAGES. ROCkA-
WAYS, BUGGIES SULKIES, SPRING WAGONS
.tc. He has now on exhibition in his show room an
unusually large assortment, which he is disposed to
4el upon very reasonable terms. Employing the best
workmen and using the finest material he is enabled
to warrant all his work.
ES- Coach Smithing and jobbing of all kinds exc
cuted promptly as usual, and upon reasonable terms
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rOAL! COAL! COAL The subscri-
~ Der is prepared to furnish his customers and
Ithers with superior article of MlDLOfiiI An and
SLACK HEATH LUMP, AVERAGE and FINE
ANTHRACITE COAL, by the long or short ton.
Orders left at his office. ut the Coal Yard OF the
attended to. .
- e.. Is, L..
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-NA LADIES FINE MD SLlPPEkS
. just opened. n beautiful lot fine polished
Kid SHIP rs, with Tosettes, and will ha sold very
cheap at No. IL, opposite tho st. Charles Hotel by
au 10 WM WALSH
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RICHMOND AND DAyvlLlE KaIxo,p,

July I'd, Isl J
IL rss.ss=z.sEss Fl AMELIA SULPHUR
80 .tSsse---eSr SPRINGS, NEAR JETERS.
NlLLE.-SPECfAL NOTICE.-for the acconIn,sl,.
ton OF persons Visiting the above popular SPRING
special train will be run every SATURDAY sitter
noon, commencing July nh leaving Richmond sta
ton al O'Clock, i. NJ and arriving 81 JeterRyilr ~
90, 4; NJ, where pnnibusrs will lie in waiting {.
take visitors I" the SPRING. Omnibus iart q cent,
returning, leave JeterSyille every MONDAY morn.
ing, ut 6;bl, A. NJ, and arrive ia Richmond ct s:a,
when rurchascd at the Office in Richmond For 81
uckets purchased the ten cents addition will
be charged over the regular mail train rates
ie3 G. CAMPBELL SunsriUtepdent
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DoANOKE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS

~ This delightful Watering Place although opened
for the first time in 1856, has already attracted fair
share OF public attention aud patronage IL is situa-
ted Immediately on the Turnpike Rad from Salem TO
the Sweet Springs, and splendid lne of Stage
coaches VIII convey Passengers on the Virginia and
Tennessee railroad, without any detention, from sa-
lem Depot by the Red sulphur to the sweet Springs
and tireenbrier White Sulphur being the shortest
and best route between those points
since the last Season, the accommodations have
been greatly enlarged by the addition of several
handsome and spacious Cottages The proprietors
feel sure, that all who visit their Springs will be
made entirely comfortable and satisfied. To seekers
OF health, they offer Mineral Water the benecial
effects OF which have been fully tested particularly
N diseases OF the Lungs and Stomach. To seekers
OF pleasure, they offer Table provided with all the
subsantias and many OF the Injuries Of life besides
all those appendages of amusement found at other
watering places. To all who desire shady and plea
SAINT retreat from the heat and dust of the cities they
offer just such retreat, besides hearty welcome
and the best treatment G. W. SIlANkS,
ID. G. SHANkS,
q. b. BOARD,
WM WALTON,
ie l6-d2m A. HUpp.
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NTFAM IRON WORKS DIG Main street.

oNEAR SEYENTH.-The subsciberis now ,prepar,
ed, with increased facilities, to manufacture all kinds
DAIS, STEPS, VAULTS and CELLAR DOORS;
GRATfNGS, &c. &c. CRATES and FEND and
all kinds of House Work and Jobbins done on rea-
sonable terms.
8fr Particular attention given to the enclosing OF
CEMETERY lots, Railing, &c, for the country, go
made as to be easily put up. call solicited
NH It-6m GEO 5. LOWSES.
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Eft SPECIAL SOTICE.-Express packages for
Norfolk, Petersburg, Richmond and all places in Nir'
gnia and North Carolina intended for shipment 10y
Steamships Roanoke and jamestown, viii hereafter
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
whoarc me authorized Agents for Express privileges
on these ships.
Office Of the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company LUDLAM PIEtSANTS Agent.
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FL rsy -5EsE.-Ss-aEssssssr5 RICHMOND AND
@SeS 49, iT DANVILLE RAILROAD
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE-SUMMER ARRANGE.
MENT-Ju LI lGTlI, lSa7.-The Mail Train will
A. NJ arrive nj the function at Is n and If nsn.
viii. NJ 30 T.. NJ. connecting with the South Side
Railroad train going to L. nchhurg AT Junction and
with the virginia AMI Tennessee Railroad train 10
the southwestern Virginia Springs. st Lynchhurg
through to Coy ners, Allegheny. Montgomery white
sulphur. and Yellow Sulphur Sprugs on the evening
of the same day, from Richmond
Returning. leave Danvillr at Ia.9n 4. NJ arrive vt
junction, $50 F. NJ. connecting with the South side
Railroad Trains from LynchLuTg and arrive ia Rich.
mnnd, connecting with the Trains going North at
600 7. NJ G.. CAMPBELL
}. Its General Superintendent.
Re- The above schedule will be f,In on and aft.r
MONDAY, the 3rd of August
CHARLES CAMPBELL,
Jy A-ts Superintendent
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LADIES Sb1tPEhS.-ffench
Kid Slippers. heel and trimmed, S.75; FIR
Kid or Morocco slippers, roectted, l25 French Pa
tent Leather slippers, rs: French Glove Kid slip
pers l25; French Bronznd Murncco Slippers lbs; at
au ID MARCUS HARRIS, Ii3 Broad st.
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NOTICE TO PASSEN-

go TO HOUSE-K EEPERS.- in
IN store. a splendid assortment White French
~ China, and White Granite Dinner Ware, in
Ad sets, or single pieces. new styles and good
quality; Fine Gilt China Tea Sets, a great
riety: plain and common Tea Sets. great variety;
Glassware of every description: Silver Plated Cstors
Forks: Table, Dessert and Tea Spoons; Ivory handle
and common Knives and Forks; Water Coolers: Ice
Pitchers patent selfsealing Cans Block Tin and ia
panned Ware; Looking Glasses; Wire Dish Covers;
Passage Lamps; Walters and Tea Trays Coffee Urns;
Cake Boxes; Knife Baskets; painted Tin Toilet Sets:
&C. &c. all of which We offer at wholesale or RETAIL
at low prices GEO. j. SUMNE
Nv 30 ~ Pearl street
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4 IMPORTANT TO SPORTS

IMPUkINNI To STUNTS
<N&9 w. MEN AND TRAEELLERS.-I have in
F-ExsLstore large and complete assortment
If Double and Single Barrel Gums Rich
mond-made Rifes Colts celebrated Five Shooters;
Aliens Revolvers; Single Pistols, of every descrip-
ton; Bowie Knives; Dirks Sword and other Walking
Canes; Dram Bottles. &c. &c.
Also lust received full assortment of every article
for the Anglers use consisting in part of Walking
Cane Fishing Rods; silk, Sea Grass and Flax SeinGs
Single and Twisted Silk Worm Out, with Hooks at
tached; Cork and Fancy Floats; Virginia, Limerick
and Kesby Hooks; Reed Rods, by the hundred
JAMES WALSH Gun Importer,
jy l5-dlm doors above 81. Charles Hotel.
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~ having formed q Co-partnership. under the firm
and style of ". ID. TOMPKINS BRO, will con-
tinue the COMMISSION BUSINESS at the same
stand lately occupied by the above concern.
W. D. TDMPKINS,
an S-2W J. T. TOMPEI\S
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F. UNITED STATES NAIL

r. UNITED STATES NAIL
n f9N4s LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
NnelNAfssSN oRFOLK, PETERSBURG AND
uxSSxs3z1sR II MoND.-The JAM kSTOHN,
Captaih Iarrish, leaves Richmond every Tuesday ~
ternton, City Point ssH,e evening and Norfolk mkt
morning (WsRes,iay fer New York.
The RuANVkE, Capt. Skinner, leaves fity Point
every saturday morning and Norfolk every Saturday
Evening. for New York
Retnrping, The Jamestown leaves New York, from
Pier IL, North River every Saturday afternoon with
passengers for Norfolk, Petersburg and Ricl.moni
without detention Mt Norfolk, merely stopping theru
to land pasSengr. She takes freight 0nly En- Rich
mond.
The Roanoke leaves New Ycrk from same Pier eyvy
"Wednesday afternoon, With pasSy myers for Norfolk.
Petersburg and Richmond bot takes trvight only for
Norfolk. North Carolina and Petersburg
Passage and fare. StsterOom included between
Norfolk aud New York, =; SteeFage passage, S.
Passage and fare, Stateroum Included. between
Richmond, Petersburg and New York, $40; Ste"rsss
pas.ace S.
MIN IUDLAM & WATSON
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:. FOR SALE. RENT. OR EXCHANGE

@!s The large e. ree-story Brick Tenement, on Man
reet between 18th and 9Dth opposite the Oid St"h,
House is for rent, sale or exchange Tor oteI proper
~ The mann buiIdjny is large and coIntnodUus and
n good repair containing twelve rooms and a lar2'
ry cellar The premises contain all the necessary
Ii-house. viz: kitchen with five rooms, a smoke
ioIsc. woodhous &c. and hydrant in the yard
rhe lot is large airy and convenient about 0nefhlra
# which is shaded by most productive ana beautf
al grapevine. -,
The subscriber would be willing to sell the above
property or exchange it for small tenehents turteI
rom the business portion Of the city.
aTI5Mt. ANN Il. DAVIS.
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Ess FOR RENT, and possession given
LII on the 10th of August, or sooner the hous,
now occupied by Mrs. Jennings in the town of Sid
ney, nearly opposite the Fair Grounds. Apply to
GEO. w. JARVIS
Je Hts At Shop, on the corner above.
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j, 4. HEFELFINGER 4 CO.,


~ Stages, of first class leave BoRsack's Depot
daily on the arrival of the cars, for the Greenbri-
White. sweet, Red Sweet, and other Springs.
HF Ii will he seen by the various newspapers that
theCars vt the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad leave
tynchburg ff9'ce day, say ut A NJ, and 20 y. NJ
afoTh'nc desirable opportunitv for all the Springs
above. 10 lE-fIfIS
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a. CORN MILL FOR RENT.-we are

LEE disposed 10 rent to good tenant the W. ,,
VII on Nayos Bridge. adjoining onr niis IN msn
apablr of grinding 80 bushels of meal per day WIN
ap .city for increasing the quantity to 800
die Machinery and Burrs for which are Fe'u1 W Ut
applied. .oo;t,- and the
This Ml from its convenience to the CRY, anu sIo
travel continually passing il, has always %
iarge patronage. aud is well worthy te atleh'oh W
hose disposed 10 engage in the business. or,o -,
pnr Terms amply at the Mills, or Mt our 'Hce OH
18th street. n,-,,,,rI f. pOySTERS
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

"a FOR RENT-One e two dwelling
Aa houses--ether the one now occupied by me, On
race street between 7th and sth streets. tmy tlmr
in which will expire the sth Of July, lo8l or the
house on Clay street Of Foushee street, latS
'''"p'o" ~ W. " IT. ~ TIIOS LAWSON.
eE- Applications may he made to me, at the Sham-
d. i'm,
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DISSOLUTIoNS. &c.

nISSOLUTlON.-ln consequence of the
- death of Mr. F.. @. Tompkns the Co Partnership
of F.. q. d V. ID. TuMPKINS il Dissolved.
yiyn2 partner, WIN. ID. TUMPklNs.
August Sth, 1857.
HO-PARTNERSHlP.-The undersigned
~ having formed Co-partnership. under the firm
and style Of y; D. T9MPkIAS 4 BRO, will con-
stand lately occupied BY the above concern.
an S-2w }. + T0MPKINS.
sSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP.-The undersigned have this day. by mu
parties is hereby authorized settle the business o
the late concern. Jh0: WILLIAMS,
August 6, 1851. z. II. GIBSON.
CLOVER HILL CoAL--I am prepared 10 supply
my friends. and the customers of tho late firm 81
illiams & Gibson, with the best quality Of thin
COAL at the market price.
In retiring from the CaaI husnnes. the subscriber
would respectfully recommend 10 his customer re- his
successor. Sir. p. II. GIBSON, being fully conf
dent that in purchasing from him they VIII have
every satisfaction that attention n busin - AMI
prompt execution of their orders, Afford them.
and hs ant1n r. VI" trf 81 IN s
MILL. has lately madc contracts FIR q supply %
logs of superior quality. web worthy OF tho ats lfion
au 6-3taw3w JNO. WILLIAMS.
DISSOLUTION firm of ITALIA
~ FERR0 & BRO. is dissolved by reason If the
death of the senior partner, Hay T. Taliaerro.
The liabilities of the firm assumed by the sulN
scriber, TO whom all persons irJehted will rloasr
make payment II. &. TALIAFERRO.
|.t- Surviving Partner
COMPREHENSIVE undersigned
~ have formed a COMPREHENSIVE, under the
firm of TALlAFERR0 REID, for continuing the
MILLING business heretofore conducted by the late
firm Of TALIAFERRo Il BRO. and also for connect-
ing with the manufacture of Flour the transacton Of
a GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS. They re
spectfully solicit a share Of public Iayor.
ly PPM GEORGE C. REID.
NEW FIRM.-We have this day associ-
ated with us in business Mr.. III. BROwNELI.
and the style of the firm will be CLARkSoN, AN
DERS0N co.
A continuance of the liberal patronage bestowed
the old firm is respectfully solicited for the new
as shall constantly endcayor 70 give satisfaction
TO our friends and the public.
CLARkSOS & ANDERSON
Importers of Hardware &c,
No. 100 Main street
July1. 1887. jy7-ts
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DISSOL TION OF CO-PARTNER.
~ SIIID III ..la,si "a l... ~ Z.

II SHIP.-Thf niler%Ighpd nave TINS day, by mu
tua consent dissolved oparnerrhip. Either ofthe
parties is hereby authorized to settle the business o
the late concern. JNO. WILLIAMS
August 6, 1857. 7. II. GIBSON.
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- FOR RENT-And possession glvei
l::l Immediately, the desirable cottage Residence
Governor street just above the Richmond House
apply to JNo. r. CON,
au It's Agent aud Collector, Pearl street.
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sACRIFICE I'M DRY GOODS
REMOVALS, &c.

T r. KElNINGHAM has removed to
- No. 227. Just opposite his old stand and next
loor to Crenshaw, Quarles Co, where he will be
very glad to his friends. Thankful for past ia
vors he will try merit future ones; and being OPP
,osed to large profits. he confidently offers assuran
eS of satisfaction to all who may favor him with Il
all 1900
As heretofore his attention will be given to BOOK
BINDING and BLANk-BUOK MAKING. mt strictly
air rates j. X. kElNlNGHAM,
okseller and Binder,
~ l6-Im 227 Broad ST. between 81 and ith.
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EHEy q NJ.
TERMS: So, IN ADVANCE.
A = A

TO ADVERTISERS AND BUSINESS MEN
The Netos, having a regular perTna nent semiweek-
ly circulation large, ii not larger than any other
newspaper among the farmers and substantial bnsi.
men of fredericksburg and this section of Vir-
yinia is confidently recommended a medium of
advertising surpassed by other in this place IL
numbers among its readers those who are able 10
buy literally and pay promptly, and whose custom
would be valuable to business men
Neither labor nor expense will be spared to make
the Netos worth than is paid for it by snhscri
bers or advertisers.
Immediate applications, enclosing The naoney, NAV
he made to NEWS OFFICE
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