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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-03
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fENHE Csi EEt s'ttN ,'.nI I7.rans nf oT,rt
M Insurance in Virginia, has appointed JohNS'N ESQ
Of salem Aaent The State Persons III iNneourg ana
,b.rr "a ho may desire communicating m hetomlhny,
amy do So through Thomas JeIs al Exchange Bank, or
M,t4rs Langhorne & lIol'ombG -, : s,r, aoo i,,, -
Thi. Company has paid up Capital Of s''ooOh wilh
lawn surpls secured invested under tue sanction ana ap
| c tl Comutroller If Public Accounts, ands believed
H. 1r uueror inducements 10 those contemplating Lus In
s4fancc. IT,
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4 AAlA Sacks Ashton Sait on consi nmient {,
Il leUOO for sale by ljan6t lRBY &SAUNDERS.
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w body do we want my body to hurt any hody
.s but have nvoieo of DdhBY tdha that we "oud
10 ho used fr lawful Iurposea ANY body
such win prnse call hnd look AZ on sup
ply NilN lhl iohN a Nili !
l. s. Those Yankee tleek, famous hr good tno keep
ing advertised by long shcc have not NIL been sold -
Snvera mud other. R"iHg would ndflHo cha
Ia call early. Ian - t7I y ~ 4.
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tRNO sluuppERa 0E TOBACCO WEST,
VIA nAIrIMDltE, MD.-~Ihe undcrsiRnod Forward
n Merchants Agents of the fonna lvana Railrosd at
baltimore, respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS OF TOBACCO
10 Ali POINTS IN THE WEST AND SOUTH WEST,
their acquaintance with tho trade having been for
vnara large part of Tho Tobacco
West through baltimore they haer themselves that they
give satisfaction 10 shppera,
Freight low * by any other line .
rnmenta 10 Wosi solicited and punctualy
attended ta siAGRAW & KOONS,
70 North street baltimore
Refer Jacob Icat 90. j Brandt, lr Baiimoro r. L.
Dudley, W T.. smith, McpAuol Hurt 4 Preston, Miller a.
trrnahnw, Iynchhurf, trenahaw &Co. Richmond
tuuH Nv
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u rN=lNoy body tnnwH nt ooutSe. that 10 marrow la
day Of the year ~ ni every h"dy does not
knew that " fpcrNtd aud opened tho lnrFeT
ri, Spoons isrkE TINT las been offered In III
aud h.eauae this tact IA not He generally known w
desire to attention Inv circumstance through the public
prints 81,
invoice alluded tp bloNe, embraces Talhn AMI lna
Sui4 Of g. Ia Atyrr eyoty variety II prire bts
DiunE Forks ot vHroua prices and w.ightsi ho
RupA jelly aud IraorNe spoonh ol beautiful patterns To
Eerr handsome stock o tupa cr Cream knives, TIC
kueog Crumb Scrupo Butter Knives, Snup Ladies' @r all
OF brh sci, they can be furnished and war
rautrl q be Of the best oliver
shall pleased aluW thou of our hiehda Who
VIII do rs NJ favor . call and lonh at thom
dee Al Ia SlINlRIIlOkN \ tIIFT5
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SSENtaNE SuI,NEH.-Wc beg 10 s"I thr "s-
tcniiap OF lIouaokaepe and ohca In want Il SILVER
argc stock Of Tea beseort aud Table SPOONS
Dessert and Table Fa Caofs, uohlcta Mugs Cream Iota
sugar Cream Gravy and Soup lhdca napkin Hugs,
Sa Stands Mustard CurA Mustard Sugar aud salt Spoons
tter tah knives, Pickle Knives aud Forks
Nut Picks, sugar rongs Spoon tnlz a. a., Al saNrf
Auld hN warrant To- be OF tn h 9hdaE ~
3 made Vrussly tur us WILLIAMS sun
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nwOAUI,Es.-w. hn,o re-

u cevod something In the way o Breast lths for La
ea hn equal To FINS They may ho
Cameo Ennmelod Painting and men ns box
and nj 10 m likencsa hair
ON "A rutcrence 10 another
ie. OF trade In th!a eonnexon ''n should be
to our friends, whether ihoN buy
or moi, Please drop n You will lose nothing by calling
SnNERrHpRN n ttifT
- Formerly H. SilVcrthutn.
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51sENl oI THau-ani EIowers.-onc Gross
lm of Thou4and Flowers just 10 hnud aud fr sale a
Manufacturer lrlecs by Join H. hEAN,
n =
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VEWELKN IN sETTs.-Thc s"di"-, b, cn'-
Q thf stock of Pearl Cameo
ioroninn MaFalr white mud rolorod LAVA Gold
Mourning Jowoy offered IL this market be
s,1ea many other nrtelca oi JowolrN entirely new.
dec 1915 j. WILLIAMS " f'N
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EttSu EpH N0as.-s wnn' inn'dint
5pao psnds hed Wool for whichl viii pay the high
marh' pnc, tas Bonsaeks ansey and ieana Tor
az, auis' veal A. RUckEK
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rSaopEu,. u.ancd .n.c, aud shred s,"-e

u tar litur Manrc Table Joles, sc primo article toI
Conf vuuuors lieto and Family To he obtained WIN
directions ier uur the principal Groccts aud Druggists
Throughout tie u,d States
Is PETER COOPER, Nrw Nork
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BtANcu onI,t M e Hanover ST B"ston, No " Chap
Il ST. Nrw Haven GoNcr,le " M ga broad st
Newark, \ J. M ll2 Chestnut ST, Philadelphia No lo'
baltimore BALTIMORE No - Westminster ST. Providence
W East lth ST Cincinnati. No. o. North ih ST, 81
Louis No ii NJ oharlea 81, Now Orleans M 20 inuphn
ST Mobile ltoc - dSC
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Price only Il cents thc best an cheapest fapr publish
i - Inc l. and destined to havG yer, large circulation
"a, - r.eeiyel at MORSE'S
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At1SSOl.I.s & sDNNs. TobWc." C"Msui--
u SION Mi,EGll ANTS, W. Il fHoNf str et New hoih,
fgy Liberal advances consignment
Mr lNNlSo ADAMS woad hn pleased to hear from his
friends mt this housp JAMES \. tbNNpLI4ht
apl 9ldlY RpBT NJ ADAMS.
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~ lanc At "a rts v,h ftyc nnd quality cannot be sur
14atd bv nly In Call and look nj them soon
John ARltAlIAMS.
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y in ,pa 10 keep hand good Family Gfoce
TICS Flour M' SuFarH, to''H. and i'aN ''I'1 hnd
Sah 4upeuu laus nufket Yeast Powders new
tnl superior suttrlo, Mustard Pepper salt GuEcr spice
SOAP "A yarrty brands Gh'cse Chocolate, Sperm Ada
Inantn laiou Cand,s Also beautiful lot o Ladies'
work Bas.et4 M,uNr c"mtty friends 10 pNe ns aea
to hrus t,i tnti, Nc tr "ti W VIII lnr lhg chsh
TRADE NAlfNl lNE hhNiHh
+. 5 Always hud good assortment OF staple Dry
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nJEsr GUNrOV DEL, TEA AND BEST Hi.At IL
- TEA for sale by SlAbilEh 1oeh''
an
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DIETER LATE THAN SESEK.-Eirst No
- 1ICE OF THi SEASON. hay" just returned from
tho North fun supply OF Iallea Sk Velvet Cloaks and
Cloth Mant every variety of sit aud fashion, which
viii he sold low for cash JOHN ABRAHAMS.
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

r-.-x=e DE EsDYEeT EAEIA Drubsi,
HSzeR has removed hls ,trr door above has rthI
LlfTgSFS s,trncc on MAIN s and square above
ILL i,,l,rrli.s II,tel ian l-dts
pNHaE, JAS. n. NIKFEE,
NRrUIrfCF.
INNtuuUHa tpIttaF-
uaH psoRRl SsI.EETWiSH.
~ 2nd naoR ABOVE rtE NohNil / holsi
-. as l.s 1NNcuRtRG, "a.
uNH. E.s.. tsRs,ENGEE offers his rr"fe-Si""-
~ H. SERVICES TIN citizens OF LNnchbnrg N''hH9
O0jc, IN Warwick llonsr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-31

NEW FIRM.-The undersigned have as
sociated themselves under the firm and style Of
SPOTS. HARVEY CO.,
for the nurpose of conducting in this city, the GRO
Gerry and COMMISSION BUSIN Esq. We have re-
tanned the large Ware House, No - Pearl street,
lately occupied BY Mcdonald SPOTS & Harvey, and
will keep on hand general stock of GROCERIES,
&C. to which invite the attention OF our friends
and the public. Thanking our friends for the very
liberal patronage given the late firm, beg
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D1OANOKE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS.

~ This delightful Watering Place although opened
for tbs first time In is6 has already attracted fair
share of public attention and patronage II situa-
ted Immediately ON the Turnpike road from Salem to
the Sweet Springs, and splendid line Of Stage
Coaches viii convey passengers on the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad without any detention nom s,-
lem Depot by the Red sulphur to the Sweet Springs
and GTeenbrer 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
in diseases Of the Lungs and stomach. To seekers
Of pleasure. they offer Table provided with all the
substantias and many OF the luxues Of life, besides
all those appendsges of amusement found at other
watering places. To all who desire "a shady aud plea
SAINT retreat om the heat and dust OF the cities they
offer just such retreat, besides hearty welcome
and the best treatment. q. W. SHANkS,
ID. G. SHANkS,
q. II. BOARD,
NM. WALTON,
IsI6-d2m A IlUPP
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e. UNION STEAMSHIP CON-


1--WE PANI-F0R PHILADELPHIA VIA
~ ssslkssass CITY POINT AID NORFOLK
kxS1xss{SSer CITY OF RlCHHOND, Captain
Mitchell; steamer PENNSYLVANIA Cant Day,d
Teal Steamer VIRGINIA, Captain H. Rooms
One ofthese superior Steamers will leave Richnsd
until further notice, every MONDAY and THINK
DAY, touching at City Point and Norfolk 70 rce-ivs
freight ana passenger Returning, leaving Phila
delphia every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY .srs
ings at 10 O'Clock.
These Steamers are now in fine order, increased ac-
eommodutons Tor the comfort OF passe gers having
been added, NJ also more room for freight: ana We
hope, by regularity dispatch and care in protssax
goods committed 10 our charge TO receive ami Increase
Of patronage.
Rb- No tTnnrhipment by this line
Passage through to New York and found ara IA
Do do Philascluhin AMI found =, w
cabin 80
Passage through to Philadelphia, not found. ID
cabin, 4 40
Passage to City Point and Norfolk same "a BY The
River Boats
BE- Passengers by this line can stop in PhrIsdel-
phia two or three days and then pro,ea 20 New York
by The same ticket. III. Il. FUTILE, Agent
au I" Rockens
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DAILY LINE BETWEEN

UHIL1 LINZ DEL " EEN
a..sss.:s-1sRICUMoNp. OLD POINT. PORTS
M0trH AND N0kFQLk-rh~ Steamers GLEN
COVE and CURTIs FEIk. nor in HEst rate ordrr.
WILL on and sifer MONDAY next. 18th inst. soE-
mence and continue a daily hDe between the above
places,
he6LEN COVE, Capt J. O. Davis. will lsaVs the
wharf at Rockets On MONDAY n.stipg 1T l-3
o'ffSck precisely: and th. CT kTis PICK, Captain
Samuel Barney, will l4syc the wharf at Norfolk en-
the morning and ~ the sane honr and CNa
time run every day SUNDAY excepted and touch
at all the regular landings the river going and
turning.
Passage to Old Point, Portsmouth, aud Norfolk 3. %
Forward passage, -
Meals "a ets each, r. q. HARKlAS.
frvtghtx taken IS usual, but the freights on All
goods Intended 90 be put OF sf the landings
the river must be paid when ths articles sat 70
the Boat and We not responsible for any srrsle
after II Is put the wharf 70 which Il IL directed
1918 K o. HASklNs.
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r.: 600 VIRGINIA CENTRAL
e%s$ sSrreseessse RAILR0ADi
Track csmplessi to JACKSoS's gIvHRl

In advance of time advertised the rails now laid
and instead OF thu 18th OF July,
on THE l0Tu
This passenger trains will certainly 70 70
JACKSOS'S RIVER within six hours travel By
stages to the WHITE SULPHUR sPRiSds, over
good road.
The celebrated Greenbrier WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS have lscen purchased by an snore uev
Company who will enlarge the accommodations 10
considerable extent this -eatsOn for visitors.
Passengers reach the White sulphur Esns Peters
burg, Richmond. baltimore and Washington. en- tbs
same day, and the Sweet Springs next a0ssing to
break fast.
Passengers for the Boz kbridge Alum Bath AluB.
Warm. Hot and Healing Springs. take the stage al
Milbors and arrive at the Springs to supper the
day they leave Richmond
FARE:
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SUMMER RETREATS.

REDfORD A L U NJ SPRfSGs, These
y Springs are situated eleven miles from Ly IN,
burg. and Jour from the Forest Depot, on the Va. 4
rem II. H., where n conveyance viii always be in
readiness 20 convey passengers TO and frofn the
Springs The water ofthese Springs has been fully
established and acknowledged by many Of the most
eminent ysicians Of this country 10 DO sovereign
speeihe iDr scrofHia and all cutaneous disses IL has
never failed In efecting cures ef dyspepsia and all
wonip diseases, such ss Prsxpsu Utsr aud all kin
dred diseases 30 prevalent amongst females.
Inc " alter and Mass have been recently analysed
by the most reliable Chemist in the United States,
and pronounced by them to contain more Iodine than
sny mineral water yet discovered
- ECH0Ls DEWEY.
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richmond AND DASvIlLE KAnRoaD.
" July 81, lS57.
tt EE-szs,zEEsssaEEs:I1 AMELIA SULPHUR

IT, Eys=zs,zzzzasEE!sz1 AMELIA SULPHUR
q ~ -1 ~, SPRINGS NEAR JETERs.
VILLE.-SPEClAL N0TICE-Eor the srcomrod a-
ton OF persons visiting the above popular sprnlp
special train will he run every SATURDAY after
noon, commencing July ilth lNaYing Richmond sta
tnn at O'Clock T. ~, and arriving at JetersviIls at
645, +. b., where Onlnihuses will he in waiting u
take visitors 10 the Springs Omnibus h.re = cents
returning, leave Jetersyie every MONDAY nsrss
lnS, at SO. A. VI. and arrive in Richmond at e:p A.
NJ; Tickets for the round trip, by this train $50
when purchased at the ohice in Richmond Fer Al
tickets purcised OH the ten cents addition will
be charged over the regular mail train rntcr.
Je3 e. CAMPBELL. SUPERINTENDENT
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t. NTUHACITE COAL! Anthracite Coal

AZ n I VI Il
L n The subscriber having fitted up large and con-
rnndous coal yard ON Dock between 18th and 18th
streets, with o4 Fairbanks patent balances. for
the purpose Of weighing COAL, will furnish his pa
irons with 2240 lbs the ton leach lead weighed and
not 4uessO at at the very lowest market price.
or II preferred he will sell his COAL at an advance
of 10 per cent cost and charges; at the same time
he will always keep hand the best quality and in
viteo the particular attention OF his friends and the
public generally to give him call before purChas-
ipy at Ne "A Main street or at his COAL yard.
FERNS cash lie I2-te) PC. LARUS.
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II. u w 10 ID,
MORON BLgDsoE, Manager.
HEALING SPRINGS.-These celebra

HEALING SPRINGS celebra-
- ted Springs now open for the reception OF
visitors. They situated in Bath county "A miles
west Of MillbOro Depot Of the Virginia Central Rail
road, and three miles southwest Of the Hot Springs
immediately upon the Turnpike Road leading from
MillbUrO' Depot to the White sulphur Springs.
These waters celebrated for their efficacy in
diseases Of the skin, sCrUua Old ulcers, Diseases OF
the kidneys, bladder and urinary organs nervous
affections chronic diHrrhua hcnorThords bronch-
tbs, rheumatism, dyspepsia and diseases of the eye
in general. Their properties gently cGthaTtic
duretc, diaphoretc, Alternative and Sedative and are
especially applicable to the above diseases.
The Baths are exceedingly delightful buoyant and
gratefu-impartnR glow and sottness 81 the skin
not eXcelled by any waters in Western Virginia their
temperature being $50 Fahrenheit.
The buildings and Furniture are all new and COM
Portable. and sufficient to accommodate 80 persons
The proprletors will spare no pains to make then
guests comfortable.
The Stages pass daily East and West thereby fur
nshing two daily mails.
:. A. PORTER, pr,,.r;o,,,u,
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nAGGER'S WHITE ULPHUR
- --- - --'---- ----'--- i------
PIANOS, &c.


SKI NUNS s. CLARK'S PA
A15x=.5.5 sE& NOS-SEvEN OCTAVE PIANOS.
II y U IN p. III. TAYLOR has inst opened
several SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS,
from the popular mandatory of Hessrs. NUNS &
CLARK whose Instruments he has been selling during
the past thirty years. to the entire satisfaction OF the
together with several excellent second hand instru
ments which will be sold at unusually low prices.
MELODEeNS, of Pelsubets mako, to DO obtained
at this establishment only.
PIANO STOOLS, OF variety of patterns.
The most extensive assortment of MUSIC and Mu-
steal Instruments in the state. p. II. TAYLOR,
10 2J-t5 Piano and Music Store Governor street
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-
COAL.

GOAL. COAL. COAL The subscri-
~ Der is prepared to furnish his customers and
others with superior article OF MlDLOTHI AN aud
BLACK HEATH LUMP. AVERAGE and FINE
COAL: also. the best quality RED and WHITE ASH
ANTHRACITE COAL, by the long or short ton.
Orders left at his Office at the Coal Yard of the
Richmond aud ranvills Railroad, will be promptly
attended to- -
" 2.-}m Z. y. LlPSCOMb.
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All solvent small notes art. taken by the hrokers.at
3 p cent. dis
CONS premium. snyER-0ld , r cent prem.
New = premium.
SALES OF STOCK IN RICHMOND.
By JOHN A. LANCASTER Son Js7. the mail so,y;,,o
Thursday, July 2lh 1857
Virginia per cents, "a years 10 runno sales at the
Treasury.
Virginia per cents shorter dates sales at sg2s and
interest
Bonds guaranteed BY the State last sales ss7 and
interest. ~
Richmond City Bonds sales at Sg4 and interest
Virginia Bank stock, (par SO last sales S73
Farmers Bank stock, sales at SlO4
Exchange Bank Stock. last sales xlO5
at S9i. '"'' 's''''
Merchants Insurance Stock, last sales at $50
Richmond flfe Association Stock, (par 500 sales
MT $50. | ~
Richmond Frederick sburg and Potomac RAILROAD
49, stock, sales at So.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock last sales at S3l
81. S ~
Richmond and DanvilIe Railroad Stock. sales this
week nj auction, $i5 to S52.
ss-ass River aud kanawha Stock. last sales at $40
BY TELEGRAPH
INV YORK, July 30th.--Cotton buoyant FIour
wheat and Corn unchanged. Stocks dull Virginia
De SJI ,s''
BALTIMORE, July 30th. There Is no change 10 re-
port IN the markets to-day.
!, AZ" ORLEANS, July 2Sth.-Cotton ia friner. but
mere were no sales to-day. The sales i'm three DAYS
a a pFef but 81, and the receipts 300 baIes The
IN receipts at this port Is 2s 4f and Al Ali
the ports 81 $50 bales Corn Il worth from s,Saae
lnium. ~ WV pie-
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UNITED STATES MAIL

UNITED STATES MAIL
Sfsa% LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
-eAEa2 PE5ERSBURG AND
E2Ee1zbR G II ~ D.-.l'hc JAMESTOWN
Captain Parrish, leaves Richmond every Tuesday al
ternoon, CITY Point saline evening, and Norfolk EsIt
morning (wednesdayl for New York.
The ROANOKE, Capt skinner leaves City Point
every Saturday morning and Norfolk every Saturday
Evening, for New York
Returning, the jamestown leaves-Sew York. from
passengers for Norfolk, Petersburg snd kchmona
without detention at Norfolk merely stopping there
to land Passengers. She takes freight only Tor Rich
monl.
The Roanoke leaves New FORK from -eme Pier sveyy
"Wednesday afternoon, with passengers for Norfolk.
Petersburg and Richmond. bat lakes freight only Or
Norfolk. North Carolina and Petersburg.
Passage and fare, StatcruVin fprluded, betwesa
Norfolk and New York, 81; Steerissc passage, s..
Passage and fare, Statcruom Included between
Richmond Petersburg and Sew York. = steerSgs
Passage. 81
NH II LUDLAM WATSON.
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURES.

c4EEk A report has been circulated
fs9lSsf- on several occasions, since my shop was
burnt down on 18th street, about year ago, that l
WAS not now engaged in the COACH MANUFACTU-
RING BUSIN ESS. Such reports, ala persuaded,
has operated in degree gainst my interest; and
take this occasion to say, they entirely false.
havin. never contemplated stopping it since esta-
bIisht1 my self AT IS Frank lin street where am now
prepared to execute all the branches of the business
neatly ami substantially at prices that cannot fi 10
please Tiy 9-lm1 o. 4. FRANCIS.
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DESCRIPTIONS, &c.

nISSOLUTION.-Th firm of ITALIA
~ FERRO i BRO. is dissolved by of the
death of the senior partner Hay T. Talaferro.
The liabilities of the firm assumed by the sub
sclfber, to whom all persons indebted will please
make payment e. T. TALIAFERRO,
Surviving Part
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NTHRACITE COAL.-NOTICE.-

A Mt IL K ACI 1T + COAL.--NOTICE.-
4 am receiving orders for the best quality or AN
THRACITE COAL, to be- shipped and delivered dur
ing the present month and July. Persons ordering
their coal thre me will receive 22i0 lbs to the ton,
(they allowing MT commission Of 10 per cent J.
Those who wish to lay in their winter supply, will
find it greatly to their interest to purchase at this
season Of the year. when coal and freights low
All orders enclosed to me through the Post ONCE or
left at the Drug Store OF Nessrs. Ladey Robinson,
corner of 4th and Franklin Streets at the law Of
fee of pOwhatan Roberts, of 18th and Main ats.
(where my office il kept) will be promptly attended
TO- lie IO-3m WRIT ROBERTS.
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SUMMER RETREATS.

49,
EAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR
sPKaNfS. yrRsIEIt. This highly improved and
well established Watering Place Is now open fer the
public reception The trains the orange ROAD rom
Alexandria, west and from tiordonsylle east connect
at Varenton with lines OF stages for tile springs ds
tant six miles by graded road Passengers from Bal
tmore and Washington city arrive at the springs IT
l01s o'csek A. NJ. and from Richmond and the south
to dinner. All Inquiries promptly responded to By
letter. and circulars giving partcelars forwarded
upon application. THOMAS b. y. 1NkAM,
'~g-tiA ALEXANDER BAKER.
nAGGER'S WHITE SULP II U X
~ SPRINGS, BorErouRT COUNTY TA.--This de-
ghtful watering place is open for the reception
of visitors. The efficacy of its waters, the beauty Of
its scenery and the saubrity of s climate all being
vel known. deem II hardly necessary to mention
them further The Table and Bar shall at all times
be furnished with the choicest yLnds and the nsst
Liquors.
The Central sisailroad havn: just been completed
within ten miles OF the Springs, makes this place n
accessible ssany watering place in the mountains:-
Passengers leaving Richmond in the morning By the
Central Railroad arrive of the Springs to supper the
same day, with only ten miles Of good staging ever
good road.
Board per 90
PET ~ W
per month";. - W
Children and Servants half price.
il 27-dIm F. A, HATCHER Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-31

-, rESfssgssssa.-Ts-zsyy1 The ADAMS hAPkths
saasst 1890 ECeHPANY III Main st. having
resumed their Steamship ENprvs- to ~ nd ffsn Ssr.
folk Petersburg and Richmond By Steamers Ja.ee-
town and Roanoke, which leave New York every
Wednesday and Saturday. sad thence ~ railroad
Weldon, Wilmington. Lynchburg. Salem. W ythevas
and the principal places in Virginia and Nsrkh Care
lina are now prepared to forward, with great d.
patch, and at reduced rates, every Kind Of Mershsa
dise, Valuable Parcels. Jewelry, &s., to the Rbsvs
named cities, and all places Oh the aboard.
Our Express Ell the STEAMSHIP pc will be IA ReJ
b. special MesseaSe gers, who viii give their personal
attention 10 the careful handling OF goods ustd
to the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S steamship kxprS~n
Shippers will please take notice Mat pac agte 10
points in Virginia and North Carolina III be scat sv
steamers, unless otherwise marked.
Freight received, day of sailing, until s'sioSk
7. ii. j. l.. AACDONOUuH,
Agent OF Adams Express Cs.