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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20
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Appleton's Railway Guide for March IS
just received AMI fer sale at
The Iowa Book RoomS,
NJ. &c Braiy 81, hear thu Post ONE.
- Div ~ an ELI ADAMS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20
New Goods, New Goods.

New Goods, New Goods.
ID u. PARKSA co. are no~ opening ole q IN
N richie stocks q
Cloehinx, Cloths, Nestiug., l.entIe.
0sm's Furnishing Goods. Ac.,
ever offered In this market We come, td ait
the largest establishment in Chicago, and having IA
ctie. for buying that are rare, W. pdsc ourselvef
not - b. urd rAold by an, house in tn. West. We
have disposed Il all Old goods and OF This week
with an n:ire rev stock Pyrsons vi hing snythins
10 our lin. will d. well to give a call
Pfdlais aud country meichants are rQu-sted Il
exAnin OUT stock before eoiig east,
Particular Iitention paid TO the manufacture OF
eus'om work Mr.. Dunn ]. so ne TO give you hts =
Our ssnse b opposite L.Olsre Row Al the old stand
o: Rdwa,d Alden. r. II. PARKS 4 CO.
April II dtf,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20

AN Eco WITHIN AN Ees.-The
Cleveland CO., Herald says Wheels
within wheel. are plenty as blackcer-
ries, but an egg within an egg is a
barn yard freak we had not dreamed
Of until shown aShanghal egg, .gular
" laid at Canton, Stark county which
is double throughout-shell and all.
The outside egg ives large one even
for . Shanghai, but inside it has anoth.
er about the size ola common hens
egg. Around the inner egg, and be.
tween it, shell and the shell Of the lar.
ger egH, waa the yolk and the white Of
the larger one. Both egg were reeu-
lasly .hasd shells" Our explanation
b tkas The big Shanghai hes common
hsa inside u her. aad acting 10 unison
= hsls ~ AssssH tAsy threw dsab'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20
SpleR1ld Farm fer Sale

SpleR1li Farm fer Sale
Wis farm contains TOO acres, $50 upd.r cd
L ticn-lM acres superior timber sssl Aw|
oni-houses ani hnc barn, beautiful stream Cd
nlne water Inst never fails. and nns orchard !
kinds Of fruit.
TEaxs 80 easy, that ss,er the arss paynerl
Apply to !. o.E5
100 Acres Uninpreved Las(
For 0A1o.
This IL beautiful land, being in see. 4, 7. 70, N
only u miles from the CITY aud miles n /
0''''F' ''''" reasonable ''' terms '; + 4. 4,
Also 10 Aer, beAuiiIu. lard N svsth side Of
road, - mice from csty iis,its. Terms easy.
Also, lot , n tic<t ~, In The town ~ wi
smmsdistsiy On Depot This lot would be given
change Tor first rate Horse. Bus y. ovsup.I!<
zach and rigging Apiiy to
HOUSES and Lots fGr sale. Handsomely sisri
i d,Grrent parts Of The city Al~o 40 10 q !
tons addition 10 Esst Davenport. for ssle vrrI
and 30 time to .nit pnsrka.sp. T C M
10 HcnS. For I or 10 Years
ARGYLE COTTAGE AND APPENDA
THIS Ia the most 'au,lfpi and pleasant p!
j ecoit County. tn Dwelling has eight roo
cellar. l. rse ysri fell Of strlhorry and orr
fai trees Gard . viii grsye. cur ants. strl
ries. g,us-b-Sriss riums snd ch-vii. Large
ina ercAard ~ prrks fruit, Sscrcs Of liant !
Cultivation around ~ h. use. INCLUDING The Or
lss-r. WOODLAND pasture, win 6itwo'dE
~ ~. ant - seSe let ~ lam y ~ b. hsd y
aAevs desrSiAs Z Dsen'sss II VI -. There i
on I'D pre0ises sned st.bls. eerris q N.
saohe house. IN Ane. u 10 ny old Rom s'ssd
vtsw q ~ teVA q psss nyrsa - ths hAay
ttvsr Y steoineA. ANY, 49, v &c. 81
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20
NOTICE

Is hereby given To all Who may be nt.ts ID. hat
the NAY Term VI the L. $. Il strict Codrt al Ivwa
CITY. In the middle Division Of the District Of Two
will be adjourned, by order oftLe Judge OF said nj
str 10 the nrst Monday In the month ~ June
LAUREL srMNERS
April lA.-dlw-WI Us Marshal.
The "C+scent' and N publicsn''-Iowa City
viii py above notice and punish In Daily tim
and Wetklo tins, and present their bills u The
Marshal Ut next Term Of the Court.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20
y. &. E.1IIS,
Land Agent and Notary Pub

UTt" sNer SpauI'itg's ytofe Le ClAl.t Ko /
'rap"e lie Claire Hall
M ILL attend T. the purcna,e aud sal.
W kindk Of Real Estate l. asing property. :
taxes, collecting i.Lte q all kind and In any /
the state, sad irompaly r"mi,iing proceed.
ereht amouat Of Real y tate g.. sale
AGO lots In Fnlion's addition Tor sale on L. ~,
thar have eyer been offered g. purchasers IA
p9t. Uly astsli amount Is required IN Ia d
from ore 10 eight yeats given u deferred pa h
Anshincrni si"~s Hre Presented from nj
tbs - lots. sod many ~ them are river iotsl
"Lhh any amount ~ me building stoBes a
quarried.
Piats may be s-en In my ofn.e Of thore 10,
every Information learned In regard 10 them. n
the sole agent a h
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20

WALL PAP.R!
Borders and Curtain Papers.
YNHK Subscriber having app opriatci AIiyl, room
In his new Brick Stoft g. the Payer Hanging
1rade. has now op~n~d lsree Spring SICK r-s~,ty
received, OF Ov'r
TEN THOU SAND ROLLS
~ wall paper and Border o.npris ~ ul,r- than
three hundred diner nj I,au q 4 SUI ,,l- frr
Psriors, Halls. Phbl,c Ro ms. He'd Rorm., ,t... aud
s.iapted ~ all tastes and 1t all pric., Particular
sttrntion y invited to the -iyl-. Iug ish Pa
PER-, imported expressly fer rur -. snd to rur
order.
Good Wall Paper from cti, t0c IL i5s ~ Ret
Ratra Colors. 2H to 25c :.
Sstined, s,r to 10 -
Gnt. Splendid style i,:o,o ~
BORDERS Cheap. Velvet Ni t.it Velvet, Green snd
blue Curtain psp-ls, W.de snd Glsg.i z InnAni.
u PAPER In lots for sn,.ii Guns Nrky Cur ~,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20
Hotel for sale.

A SPLENDID fur story brirk HOTEL ell.
n .risns i, with stsLics, ont -hous.. and
c,nY@ni~nce attached, IN the fonri hing city
Claire. Terms reasonable 4 part % the ~
money VIII b. taken In horses, rules, and was /.
Also, serrral,lisibiy SITUATED City I<ts, for 81
and nj Hr' nj bsrgiAnr. One loi fronting on IL Il
the best pos Tile lite Tor = business house al
kind The abov" Lcta are also situated In nj
VI LII ifc.
frhldf a. Al
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20
FARMS FORS ALE.

FARMS FORS ALE.
l1kE u 2lS acres, 'imber, water and hre Dw.,lins
~ With ~ M, s'sb ling and Ill the necr-r All :
to nike NE pi~ss o.; Fruit IN sbuDdsne- and 'nly
% rid n = nr-t rst- 81 am Poui Ing IL, sd be
Sam from vuiton's Station IN u q ". Railroad -
Tsraseas Ard p,ier very ~. F8
ALSO,
A YARN Of q scr-s,s timber. " uu'ie- oulli n
"A zion, sood dwe,iiu", stsblins and CO oibs,
unsinG wssr. Price lov, and terms es v
ALSO,
FARM VI " acres 30 under cuitiystion, ,vaskf-
"A crab timber, runnin, water, 40 Fruit trees.
vn- ssy. Apply &c. EADS
ALSO,
C>kAAE Dwsnina snA nns lo', " II ,i'nsn d.
i Dwelling has 10 rooms. and 10 to BE- snlA cheap
Tern. easy G. EABS.
April ~. df
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20

For Sale.

ION scres. ~ improved, one nile moth
~ colt. This land Is wcIi atered ard
-"'d on e-sv terms and cheap. O. "a
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20

nNE HUNDRED ACRES Of PrAirl- LaL(
mile ron Ny'nppT' hear ~. ku.cb's
Met -IlaLfii q uituniiy for Investment.
W. 'hss nh Sn TC.E En-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20
CITY AND 81 BU RIB A,
PROPERTY
UPPER DAVENPORT.

sn',r"'lo 10 Lots suitable for Every pu,po-e. shr,
ousih' y ie''it meat amidst >plendd se,n rry ~
tof opni al residepces. viii DO presented for 81,
Terms anusUuiiu in,;,;,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20
EAST DAVENPORT.

si q - Il onei'd At'g' Tier rr,snt,ng N. ,
A'i@.lNs anu extensive roi~ Of Real Retail,
W. EMU iSf sA'e ia the tate Of Iowa
rioperiy- in'Irov'd and rnimpreveJ
lot rapidly advancing IN ,RIur:
Houses. IN IN r,nt-e ~ Bu,t.... eo,..,..,
high rents; 'o"' -
Stores, Hote' Mills. Prtvm Res.d.nc. h
prty.l' ~, In shoit
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-20

LOFTY Acres " excellent and hand on,l. 4!
j Land adjoining thu town ofYuifop, within
Of the Rail Road, and same distance f.oni thu
mill Of Burrows 4 Prettyman. This land will b
st low price for cssb. % credit given or = r
Of the purchase money.
LII r a PA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-18
-: 80 VIRGINIA CENTRAL
~ ..Asses RAILROAD,
Track completed to JAoKsoN's RIVER,

In advance Of time advertised the rails are new laid
aud instead of the 18th Of July.
on THE l0rH
The passenger trains " i'll certainly go TO
JACKSUN'S RIVER within six haurs travel by
stages to the WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, ever
good road
! The celebrated 0reenbrier WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS have been purchased by an entire new
Company who will enlarge the accommodations 10 =
considerable extent this season for visitors.
Passengers reach the White Sulphur trem Peters
burg, Richmond, Baltimore and Washington 90 the
same day, and the Sweet Springs next nsrsing TO
breakfast.
Passengers for tho Rockbridge Alum Bath Alum,
Warm Hot and Healing Sprlfgs take the stage at
Mllbors and arrive at the Springs TO supper the
day they leave Richmond
FARE,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-18

MoRAy1AN SYNoD.-The Moravians assmbled on
me 9th OF June, in Herrnhut, in Saxony, the All
Gent CRADLE Of their faith. The members were
from different parts Of the world-from Great Rri-
tam, Ireland, the Continent of Europe the United
states, the West Indies and South America Rev.
Chsrles B. kluge, formerly Of New York, was cleo
ted one Of the vice presdents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-18

A DEACON EXPELLED PROM THE CHURCH PoR yorIyG
PoR BucHANAN.-The Grand Rapids (Mich) Inquir-
or contains a full report of the trial, conviction
and expulsion from the church of Deacon G. p Ste
bins OF the town of Alpine in that county. lie
was the first deacon Of the church to which he be-
longed-the Freewill Baptist. The deacon was
charged with having voted for Buchanan, and thus
favored slavery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-18

DRAWING PRzE.-The beautiful young lady"
who was put up in gift enterprise some time
ago mas ding to the PalmeIs Journal fallen to
the lot Of Mr. j. Waters. A professor of music In
that town The beautiful young LADY, brings
SZa,ooo with her by the terms of the lottery; but
money Should not be thought of in connection
cured to the holder of this lucky number, whoever
he may be.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-18

LARGE ROBBERY AT SARAToGA.-The room IF a Gu
ban family at Saratoga, was entered Sunday after
noon, between 6 and O'Clock, while the family
were absent, and 81 800 in gold coin taken from
Inc trunks, and as much more in jewelry. vau
able diamond ring was dropped by the robbers in
Their night. No one has vet been arrested
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-18

AN ANTIDoTE.-Dr. Shaw, Of Texas, states that he
mas found sweet OIL drank freely, successful anti
cote 10 strychnlne in two The oil is to he
poured down without any reference to the patients
vomiting. Prof Rochester has reported two cases
Of poisoning by the terrible drug, successful
~ treated by free use of camphor internally and
mustard poultice outside.-Eachanqe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-18

RossiyI AND vIvIER.-The musical world will be
interested In knowing that Rossini, who has bee a
residing In Paris for some time past ana whose
pen nag remained idle has resumed il Tor the sene
ut Of his friend, NJ. Vivier, the celebrated horn
player. Rossni has just completed two pieces for
him, which are spoken ofin the highee. terms.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-18

ADVANCE IN REAL EsTArE-Johnsop. of the Conn.
ell Bluffs Bugle, says that eight years ago he pur-
chased "with fear of trembling" lot in Council
Bluffs, ON Broadway for $50, and made the seller
take out part or IN goods at his store few days
since property in that vicinity sold for $3.50 front
foot. Wv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-18

The EDUcArios OF BoYs.-It is noticeable fact
that boys under twenty constitute majority of ali
ordinarily engaged in bros and rlsts This re-
suits from the neglect and bad influence of careless
and criminal parents; and from the inefficient pro
vision made for the education aud care of street
Children" One Juvenile work house or asylum is
worth ten jais or State prisons, as IAN ounce of
prevention is worth pound of cure" And one
engine house where boys are allowed TO coneregate
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-18

RETURN oPA SUPPOSED MURDERED MANA young
man by the name OF Alderman, residing in Albany,
N. ", who disappeared few weeks since, and for
whose supposed murder Vim. Jasper was arrested,
returned there Wednesday. He had run away 10
Bufalo, and been trip TO the lakes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-18

s.IE OF suaARs.-At noon yesterday two hun
dred and twenty hogsheads Of Porto Rico sugars.
the cargo Of the hrigantine Fidelia, were sold al
Messrs. Dodgs's wharf in Georgetown. The cargo
was divided into forty fve lots each of which wa,
sold separately, and brought prices varying froa,
$lo05 to 5000 per cwt., and four months credit
Tor good paper, at 21 per cent of cash. We regret
TO learn that this sale win leave Il considerable
margin TO the debit of the cargo Oh Messrs DodQes
books. The cause seems TO have hesa in the effect
Of the report In Porto Rico Of the high prices pre-
vailing In the United Statea.-Nat Intel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-18

A VEfERAN.-The New York papers mention that
the great feature Of the parade of the veterans of
the war of 1872 on the 4th was the presence of an
old revolutionary patriot. Mr.. Isaac Daniels, lob
years Of age. This ancient soldier served in the
revo utionary war; and also in the war of 1872
lie lives in Bedford, Westchester county, y. Y. Tee
old man looked hearty, and likely to live many
years yet; his hair il well preserved, though very
white the top of his head being bald. He has
eight children living four and four daughters
One OF his sons, old man Of seventy, was with
him, and looked as old as the father
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gentleman advertising for a wife, says: cit
would be well IL the lady were possessed OF a COM
petence sufficient TO secure her against excessive
grief In case Of accident occurring TO her CON-
panionp
The Augusta Dispatch says that new superfine
-four Is sslling at Sparta, Hancock co., Ca. at s5
per barrel, and the market IL dull al that
Senator Blgler, ofPennsylyania, returned to Lea
venwsrth, Kansas, on the lst inst, from a tour
through the interior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-18

RED SULPHUR sPRINes.

D0ANOKE RED SULPHUR SPRlNGS.
~ This delightfulW Altering Place. although op<ped
for the first time In fxE. has already stGacted iasr
share OF public attention and patronage. u stun
ted Immediately on the Turnpike road from saleIn "
the Sweet Springs, and n splendid line OF stage
Coaches will convey passengers on the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad without any detention, from oa
lem Depot by the Bed Sulphur to the sweet springs
and Greenbrier White sulphur. being the shortest
and best route between those points. gg,5ss . ~
Since the last Season, the accommodations have
been greatly enlarged by the addition Of seyeral
handsome and spacious cottages The proprlsior5
made entirely comfortable and satisfied. 70 seekers
OF health they offer Mineral Water, the benecial
eects of which have been fully tested particularly
in diseases Of the Lungs and Stomach, To SEEKERS
snb-tantias ami many of the uxuries Of life, besides
all those appendages q amusement found at other a
snt from the heat and dust Of the cities they
offer inst such retreat. besides hearty welcome
snd tbs hest trestmeut O. W. SnANKS,
~ u. g. SIiASkS,
a. b. BOARD,
WM WALTON,
iate-dero A. HuPP.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-18

NO HUMBUG.-Corns cured entirely
~ without the aid of knife or Drugs for q cts,
or the money will be returned Think not kind read
er, that wish something for nothing; but rest as
sured that all be done that have said. Nothing
can be lost, but much can be gained. Address
C. 4. EDWARDS,
Charlottesville, Virginia.
R-WrHa MAINLY yOur name pOat Office conn
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DISSoLUTIoNS, &c.

NEW FIRM.-We have this day associ-
~ ated with liz in business Mr.. II. BROWN ELL.
and the style of the firm will be CLARKS0N, AN
DERSON K co.
continuance of the liberal patronage bestowed
the old firm il respectfully solicited for the new
shall constantly endeayor to give satisfac ton
to our friends and the public.
CLARRSON & ANDERSON,
Importers of Hardware, &c,
No. LOG Main street.
July I, 1857. Jy7-ts
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>.ERs1 GEO. F. SMITH.

1I2 COACH MAKER,
CORNER BROAD AND GIN sTs.,
CTichenors old stand keeps constantly an hand, and
makes to order all kinds of CARRIAGES, ROCkA-
WAYS; BUGGIES, SULk1ES, SPRING WAGONS,
etc. lie has exhibition in his show room an
unusually large assortment, which he Is disposed TO
workmen and using the finest material he is enabled
10 warrant all his work.
HU~ Coach Smithing and jobbing of all kinds exc
cuted promptly, usual, and upon reasonable terms
Ona,X
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Eak

sxzaz SHOES.-By Express we have
received Ladies' Goat and Morocco Welt
BUSKINS; Low Cut Morocco Welt TITS; Tin Sole
BUSk1NS; Plain and Rosetted Kid and Morocco
SLIPPERS, With and without Heels: Misses dorocco
and Goat Welt BOOTS Kid Boots, Heeled; aPk and
Colored CATERS, with and without Tips; Children's
Boots, Caters slippers, Ankle Ties. 1nttats Kid
Ankle Ties, &C.; TO be sold cheap usual
" u MARCUS HARRIS. No. lSi. Broad st.
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A WARNING TO LITTLE BoYs-Edwin FauldnC a
boy about II years old, son OF Mr. Rob't Faulding,
residing in Conestoga street, was drowned in the
Conestoga, near Reigarts MILL few mornings
since. He was sent to school by his mother, but
instead Of obeying her he went to the creek with
two or three other struggling boys, where they
went in swimming. Faulding got into deep water,
and was drowned before assistance reached him
most solemn and impressive warning to disobe-
dent and truant boys.-Lancaster pa Ttnes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-18

PROGRESSIVE FRERDoN.-The liberals and reform.
ers OF Upper Canada just now rejoicing over the
proposition, sanctioned by the highest Church au
thorties, permitting tho aity and clergy to elect
Bishop 1t is something mover before conceded in
the Province. The Toronto Globe says the sugges
ton would have been declared treason 20 years
ago.
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OFFICE OF ADAMS EMPRESS COMYl

r., ,ssx -E.gsEzEEsy1 SPECIAL NOTES.
a1sz - We are prepared to transact
any business on the Virginia Central Railroad APP
pertaining to the Express bnsness) Especial sttea-
ton will be paid TO THAT line In connection With the
different Springs of Virginia.
Messengers will leave daily at s'cIpCk 4.
charge of vAluables, money &c.
For further particulars apply 10
j. T.. MACD0N0UuH Agent
my Adams EXPRESS 90 NJ. NsInst
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1rRa- COACH MANUFACTORY. ;

st8- RICHMOND MADE CARRIAGES
ALFRED RING, Franklin street. one square below
Exchange Hotel has on hand large and fashionable
assortment of best quality CARR AG ES, consisting of
Coaches Coaches Charriottees, Barouches, Rocka-
ways, Slide-seat Buggie5, Top Buggies and Buggies
without tops
Ny Carriages are manufactured of best material
and by first class workmen.
Having been engaged in building Carriages for
more than twenty years and from the general salts
faction that my work has given, am satisfied that no
establishment can offer better and more fashionable
Carriages on better terms.
Gentlemen wanting Carriages are invited to call
and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere,
and pledge my self that no effort shall be wanting
ON my part to furnish Carriages good and as cheap
they be purchased either in this city or at the
North 4,
Ihave still on hand one of my Premium Carriages
suitable for public use, which will sell at reduced
nrire fe4-6mos
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RIcuNoND AyD DASyI1E RArlRol,,

IrIs rflts..il.sssssss51 AMELIA So Up II X
81 .., s5srfsx SPRINGS, NEAR JETERS,
NILLE.-SPEClAL NOTICE.-For the accommoja-
ton Of persons visiting the above popular Springs
special train Will be run every SATURDAY after.
noon, commencing July nth, leaving Richmond Sta
ton AZ o'clock p NJ, and arriving at JetersviIla AT
90, y. NJ, where Omnhuses will be in waiting 10
take visitors 10 the Springs. Omnibus fare Is eepta
Returning. leave Jetersyille every MONDAY morn
ing, at go, A. NJ and arrive in Richmond AT $50
NJ; Tickets for the round trip, by this train sac
when purchased at the office in Richmond. For all
tickets purchased the cars ten cents addition will
be charged over the regular mail train rates
Je3 G. CAMPBELL Superintendart
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-18
ROBERT Il. ELLYSON.

The subscriber thankful for past favors, would
most respectfully say to the citizens of Richmond
that he will continue the SASH AND BLIND BUsI-
NESS at the same stand, formerly occupied by Ely
son Iraylor on ID street between Broad and Mar
shall streets and will execute with dispatch all work
in his line Of business entrusted to him.
ROBERT Il. ELLYSON.
Richmond, July ], 1857. jy lin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-18
4 PIANOS &c.
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS.

c"L COACH AND WAGON MAN
&C. UFACTORY.-The subscriber, having
Brooke Avenue between Leigh and Duval streets
keep constantly on hand and will make to order,
CARRIAGES aud WAGONS of all kinds, which they
sell as low as good work of tho kind can be bought
in the city.
Also In connection with our business, we do HORSE
SH0ElNG and all kinds OF farm work.
ED- All new work warranted.
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