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COAL.
4 NTHRACITE COAL! Anthracite Co

A NTHRACITE COAL! Anthracite Coal
n The subscriber having fitted up a large and com
modious coal yard ON Dock between 18th and 18th
streets with one ID Fairbanks patent balances. for
the purpose Of weighing GOAL, will furnish his pa
with 22t0 HIS 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 cost and charges; ut the same time
he will always keep on hand the best quality and IN
vite- the particular attention of his friends and the
public generally to give him call before purchas
ing at Ne a Main street, at his COAL yard.
al ~. lO-ts q lARIIS
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n am receiving orders for the best quality Of An
COAL, TO be shipped and delivered dur
ing the present month and July. Persons ordering
their coal through me- will receive 224O lbs to the ton
(they allowing me commission Of 10 per cent?
Those who wish to lay in their winter supply, viii
find greatly to their interest to purchase at this
season the year. when coal and freights arc low
All orders enclosed to through the Post Office or
left at the Drug Store OF Messr5 Lai3ley Robinson,
corner of 9TH and Franklin streets, at the law of
flee of Puyhatan Roberts, cor Of 18th and Main st5,
(where my Office is kept,) will be PROMPTLY attended
10 fIe IO-3nll WRIT ROBERTS.
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.E CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES.

L4Lf4g~I NNhItIhULJy CiEtINI4NVI1AJ'
EH9SSet- The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
Making Establishment. on Lombard Alley, be
tween Main and Cary, U3th and 18th streets, near
the Columbian Hotel COACHES, CiARlUTEES;
BAR0UCII rs. BUGGIES with and without tops, and
SULKIES, all of his make, Of the best materials
and workmanship; all of which will be sold ~ low as
good work ofthe kind can be in the city of Richmond,
and respectfully ask call from those in want of any
article in the Carriage line, a. am determined 70
make to order and soil at the lowest prices possible,
and all work sold, that lis new, warranted.
10 Ism MICAJAH MANGUM
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BALTIMORE COMMERCIAL COL.

~ LEGE
FOUNDED ls52-CHARTTRED 1854
Located corner OF Baltimore and Charles streets
BALTIMORE, MD.
This institution is now in the most prosperous and
hourishing condition. Twice during the last two
years has IL been necessary to obtain larger anart.
ments for the accommodation of the increasing Mum
Der OF students representing nearly every State in
the Union.
The advantages and facilities here afforded To you.y
men, desiring 10 qualify themselves properly for the
Thorough Practical Business Education generally
unsurpassed in any particular by any similar g.
adjustment in the United States.
FACULTY.
+. X. LOSER, PRINCIPAL
Lecturer on the Science Of Accounts Commerce Bn
siness Customs &C ~
j. NJ. PHILLIPS
Professor OF the Theory and Practice of Rock X
ing, anu Commercial Calculations.
Associate Professor Of Book -Keepins
n, c. JOHNSON
Professor OF Business and Ornamental Psnmanship
S. I. WILLIAMS ESQ,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law
REV. +. YEATES REESE, d. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
lion John T Kennedy. Hon. Joshua Vansant,
non Ihos Swami, Vim. H. keigher, Esq.
Jacob Trust, Esq, VIM Knabe, ESQ
nE large ana beautifully Ornamental Circular
containing upwards OF SIX sQsARE FEET, representing
the exterior and interior view of the College various
chafscterfstie Designs, penifanship, &c, sent by
mail, Jfes a. charge. accompanied with Catalogue
4 x. LosIER,
10 Z-a&csm baltimore, Md.
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5. A. PORTER, p.orrie,or,
jy Elm j. X. ERWIN, iiopi'e'"iS'
NOYNER,S WHITE AND BLACK SILL.

ncIiou7 aieFtlois OF inc HNtr, kidneys ana bladder,
general debility, and especially diseases Of the
Nous systen, and those diseases peculiar TO FEMALEs
The BLACK Sulphur, all kinds of diseases OF the skim
aggravated cases of letter and other eruptons of the
skin-on great numbers, and of long standing, seS.
enty having been entirely cured.
The accommodations are equal to any To be found IN
the mountains of Virginia, and the table and atten
dance OF the most satisfactory charHcter-as 10 all
which we beg 10 refer 10 the large number Of persons
who have heretofore visited the place.
Billiard Tables, Bowling Alleys and fine Band Of
Music, will be- found at the place and every effort IN
every way will constantly be made to afford comfort
and 10 visitors
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% y j. WILIHISEN bRV
MO CHARGE TO LOOK AT THE

~ GOODS.-Ihe WhOIr and entire stock u e sold
of ut alarming sacrifice. $50 pieces striped anu
plaid MuSiin| at p cents worth - cents checked
Muslin at II, IL and 20 cents, worth double that mo
ney: dotted Swiss Muslins at IG ~ and 2jcts.; Cam
brio Bands at p cents; Collars at 81 and 81 cents
worth ST. Infants Wastes at y e cents and higher:
Irish Linens at 81 =. 81 and - cents ParasoS les
than cost: Black Silks unusually low; BleaChei Cot
tons Frinces: Moire Antiques: and every description
Of Trimmings, without regard 10 cost; Swiss Muslins
l2is cents and higher; Embroidery Silks, and Black
SILK LAcrs and Edges; Millinery Goods; Mtts; Hosc
ry A, this stock must he sold of by the goth of Au
gust persons rely i'll procuring the greatest bar
gains ever offer "a in this city
i,,I2 ISNiIT lstrn
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APE YOU GOING TO THE SPRINGS ?

"a If so You should give LEVY call and purchase
Of those Dry Goods which he selling very low
Nice De Beige Robes nj $685. English Luster beau
tful article Tor travelling dresses De Beige At 2ia
cents Lawns and Bcrege Robes at cost; Hoop skirt,
for Is cents: Collars OF every description sold at half
their yaue Para+ols of the incest and latest at
cost; Bersge and Lawns at 1921 cents per yard, Fine
trass Linen Haudkerchisfs at 2j cents; Hemstitchei
HandkcrChief- at 25 cents; Fine Linen AT % cents,
worth - cents Bonnet Ribbons at I2iI Is, 1874 and
. cents; Lawn Dress Patterns at 81 per dress; Hoop
skirts, for girls 30 cents. Remember the place
where you can buy nice and cheap Dry Goods i. ut
JACOB A LEWIS,
| - % Ai.i,, .trL..f
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~ 49, j. MILLHIsER BROTHER,
BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY IN

u DRY GODDS-Wr are stiIl 4tIImg of at and D.
low cost aud will continue to do for short prrio
only. our stock of goods is still much larger THAI
desirable and consists mostly uf such goods which
are most desirable for the >ea-un We viii sell then
At prices suit purchasers: 800 dozen Linen Cambria
IIdki4 from low to fine qualities; lO0 dozen Towels
o0 dozen Damask Table Cloths, all sizes; $40 piece
White CtmbricS, Jaconcts and Swiss Mu-ns: ~
pieces Check Mu5iins, Striped and Plaid do; 80 do
fine Irish Linens DE BeGes Lusr,S; 1t1 dozen Gent,
Linen Bu-om- aud Printed Border Iidkfs 1000 Ladies
Cotton Hose: 20 pieces Black SILK. very cheap; IpN
Swiss Bands, Cambria and Muslin Edgn9s-aud .
great many other goods which We are closing out
without limit rs to prices.
Remember you must call early, AS we soon vii.
close for the season.
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NOTICE TO PASSEN-

NOTICE TO PASSEN-
{T=TESG .AGERS ON THE BROAD STREET
ES.-Sza1-44szt2 RAILWAY OMNIBUS.-From and
after this day, and until further notice, the Accom-
mediation Car between the Depot and Richmond Col
lege, will be run between the hours of A. VI. and
"a z. NJ and between 252 and 10 =. VI. stopping al
any point the Street for passengers, going and
turning. Fare cents only. WM. y. BRAGG,
je SIS Agent.
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----r,rz.,.r=.r=-1 THE ADAMS, EXPREsS

4, Ia -sz<<1ssl<~Ess5.ss5-J LIE hbEh4no I~Ai MISC
- - COMPANY, l34 Main st., ksvisS
rrsumrd thoir Steamship Express TO and from Nor
folk, Petersburg and Richmond by Steamers JsRe-~
town and Roanoke, which leave New York every
Weldon Wilmington. LynchLurg, Salem WythevHls
and the principal places in Virginia and North Car.
lima, now prepared to forward, with great d.
patch and at reduced rates, every Kind OF Nerthas
diae. Valuable Parcels, Jewelry. &c. to the above
named cities and all places the scohonTd
Our Express on the Steamships will be- accompanied
by special Messengers, who will give their personal
attention to the careful handling Of goods entrusted
to the ADAMS EXPRESS cos Steamship Express
shippers will please take notice that package 70
points in Virginia and North Carolina will DO sent by
steamer unless otherwise marked.
Freight received on day Of sailing, until eclork
7. NJ. j. J.. MACDONOUGH,
AGENT Of Aiams' FL resr 90.
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PAnRoADs, sTEAMBoATs, o.


r. u Exzsgzx GREAT :.,,!,. No {! I .
mi TsgET IL.-TW1TE DAILY SUNDAY E19ffI
ExCEPTEpJ BETWEEN. kiCHMgEp BALI
MORE PHILADELPHIA AM, MN YORK. VIA
ACoUiA CREEK AND W8HiNoIoS;;.-gver d.
Ric6mond- fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, b
H. pa.onac River seventy 6va miles and By spss
dji md coufprtabie steamtTs thence ." Washingtoa
ffty-ye miles-iu all 80 miles, IN seven hours, esRk
a Comfortable and perfectly safe rate ofsRtd
Hours Of departure, J A. ana * ~ am h tsS
gage under charge Of special cnee ksu Ihrgus
10 Washington. Baltimore Philadeipnia ana Men
York.
To Washington.
To Baltimore, sfl
To Philadelphia, a., I'll
The track " the Railroad between kiehnons az
the Potomac River IL nov undergoing relay Nor
than twothirds u II being already eomptsted with
edge rail Of superior quality. while TIE remainder
!" ''''''' ''''' ~ Superintendent Of Transportstioo
r.. ~ rza7 ACCOMMODATES
- - ..s,faffssTR AIN-CHASGEt6HOCs
In aud alter April Ist. the Accommodation Train 4
this Company will run daily Sundays excepted -
tween Milford and Richmond
Leaving Milford % A. NJ stopping ~ thu Cottsys
for breakfast aud arrive in Richmond at oelock
Returning. will leave Richmond a. O'Clock. P "
and reach Milford ate ~ 7. VI.
stopping for passengers az any point each way.
FARE the same 81 ON the Through Trains
SATL RUTH,
Superintendent Of Trsnsportation.
OFFICE r. =. p. X. X. CONPAsY.l
Rfchfnnnb March (
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DENITENTIARY or VIRGINIA.

pENITENTIARY OF VIRGINIA.
Manufactured at this Institution, and sold there
and at the Agents Store No g. Pearl street the fol-
lowing articles, at reduced prices. 10 wit:
Boots. Shoes and Brogues
Women. Children aud Servants Shoes.
Wagon and Cart Harness ofeyery description
Machine Bands, Leather Hose
Wagons, Carts Drays and Wheelbarrows
Wartrobes Safes, &c.
Striped and Plaid Cottons.
kerseys and Lynseys for plantation hands
Ready Made Clothing for Servants
Most of the above articles on hand and for sale or
will be made or repaired other lob work done IN
order ON short notice for cash. or to punctual ens
toners only, short time N"'
Orders from the country, with satisfactory refaren
ces, promptly attended TO- Address
R0BT. NJ NIMao
JET Agent and storekeeper Va prnitsnt
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SPONGE.-We have in store fine as
~ sortment of Mouth and Bathing sponges ali sizes
ami shapes suitable for wheat threshers 10 prevent
the in furious effects of dust &c
jy23 p. JOHNSTON BRO, Druggists
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- l-sl-slss.-ls5s'l.
DRY GOODS.


Hoop SkIRTS.--Just received,
IL Ladies' and Misses Extension SKIRTS
New styles improved Hoop do
Cactus and Emb'd skirts and Grass Cloth
Lace and Mnslin EMBROiDERIES ,
Chiidrens and Laeiies Gauze Merino NESIs
PAKASOIsS and Ladies UMBRELLAS
Gents sun UMBRELLAS, Paragon Frame
DO MeTino and silk Underwear ,rocr,a
Do Cfavats, Scarf and Hair Ilgth SloNh''
Elastic BELTS and BRASS HOOPS. -, +.
Also, Canton Mattings. -, - ana - ,s.,?
White and Red Check: Cocoa and Spanish hattlhs'
at the Cash Store, ~ Main =. .rupop
Jyl6 thhlslia' !" 49,
CHEAP! CHEAP! CHEAP.-Elegan
~ Rlark silk. q; per yard, Hair Rolls and Braids,
ri 20, .,rrs IL Ia cents per yard; Summer Prints,
very cheap; Solid CoIored Brilliants IA cents; Fig
ured Briiiiants I2l3 cts. per yard Steel Hoop and
D,s, II entgu AZ rts 81; Grass Skirts only 80 cts
az h. Cartus Skrt- 62ia cts each; Linen Shirt Be-
"rna I2is cents each Embroidered Collars and
sieeye.. Lawn and Berage Robes few pieces of ~
Mating left at3l &C. per yard:
In order 10 make room for Fall Goods tremendous
REDUCTION will be made in every article now in store
AT the Cheap Bargain Emporium Of
Mai afr
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CYNE FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS

closing out ut and under cost. Now is the time
for bargains! bargains, The subscriber has gone
through his stock and marked down all Printed
Dress Goods nj nearly half their former value being
son. Special notice this morning: All close buyer
are invited to attend this sale. ruch chance il
rarely offered in the following desirable, rich and e
giant merchandise:
Printed Berage of all kinds and qualities at dis
count Of at least - per cent 10000 ydS. yard wide
Printed Lawns at l0is cents Usually sold at Is.
have marked them at this price to make an eutire
clearance of the whole lot; 500 ydS fast color Cali
cents: JUO0 yd~. fast color Furniture CaCos
1T cents; 1000 yds. Plaid GinShams at g, cents
1000 rich Beragr Robes, III yd., at 81 each; ~"
WhisA Cotton Hose at 6lI cents; 1000 emb'd Muslin
Collars at Ga cents each: Curtain Muslin. large
lot some ~ low rs l2s cents; Table Linens Towel
ing- Bonncts, Turkish CUunterptnss, Irish Linens
MtntillIs very cheap Hoop, Crinoline Cactus ana
Mar-es skirts; TO AL of which respectfully ash
the attention OF the closest buyers.
c A. GWATKIN,
RI E'yr Ran
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ROANOKE = RED SULPHUR SPRINGS.


II This delightful Watering Place, although opened
fur the first time i'll ls6 has already attracted aiaf
sbare OF public attention aud patronage, Is situa-
ted Immediately on the Turnpike road from saeIn 70
the Sweet Springs. and a splendid line o. stage
Coaches Wall convey passengers on the srkihIa anu
Tsnnasse. Railroad without any detention, from s-
lem Depot by the Red sulphur to the sweet Spflhgs
and f,reenbrier White sulphur being inc shof"n'
and best route between those points ST. -,
Since the last Season. the acc9 ii,o - sicr
bonIs6oine and spacious Cottages. The proprlet9fs
feel sure. that all who visit their Spring. WI be
made entirely comfortahle and satisfied 10
et,cts of which have been fully tested particularly
in diseases of the Lungs and stomach 70 seTAuis
If Measure they offer Table provided with all the
bstantas and many of the luxurics OF NE besides
ali those appendages Of amusement found al otheI
nt retreat from the heat and dust OF the cities they
osr INST such retreat, besides hearty welcome
ont , 60 hsSt treatment Il. w. SHANkS,
anu 'n0 WV ID. &, SHANKS,
II. II. BOARD,
WIN. WALTON,
,e io,n A. ItUPP.
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LUDLAM L WATSON,
20 STEAMERS GEORGEpFl.

d. n STEAMERS GEORGE PEA
h~5xKr---2sB BODY AND pELyIDERE. BETWEEN
BALTIMORE AND RtCHMOND.~rhe above two
large and conmOdious steners are now on the ront.
between Baltimore and Richnond ~
The uEO. PEABODY will leave Bsltimor. exsrv
SAITkDAf Siternoon. and the B.LyIDERE every
Returning, the Geo. Peabody will leave R,rhr,onA
every Tuesday afternoon. aud the Belvldere eyery
Saturday Afternoon for Baltimore 800
mn ITS LIDLAM 4 XATsnI
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DISSOLUTIoNs. &c.

DISSOLUTION-The firm of ITALIA
~ FERRO & BRO. is dissolved by reason of the
death of the senior partner, Hay L. Taliaierro.
The liabilities Of the firm assumed by the sub
scribrF, to whom all persons indebted will please
make payment f.. 5. TALIAFERRU,
Surviving Partner.
CO-PARTNER The undersigne
~ have formed a CO-PARTNE RSHIP, under the
firm of TALIAFERRO ( REID. for continuing the
MILLING business heretofore conducted by the late
firm of TALIAFERRO & BRO, and also for connect
ing with the manufacture of Flour the transaction of
a GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS. They re-
-pcctfully solicit share of public favor.
r.. :. TALIAFERRO,
" Ppm GEORGE &. REID.
NEW FIRM.-We have this day associ-
~ atcd with III in business Nr. II. BROWNELL.
and the style of the firm will be CLARkSON, AN
DERSON 4 co.
continuance of fine liberal patronage bestowed
on the old firm il respectfully solicited for the
as shall constantly endeayOr to give satisacti
to our friends and tho public.
CLARksON & ANDERSON,
Importers of Hardware, &C,
No. lU6 Main street.
July !, 1887. Jy7-ts
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Rs SPECIAL N0TICE.-Expreaa packages ~
Norfolk Petersburg Richmond aud all pIacpsi i. var
gnia and North Cnrona. intended for shipment ~
Steamships Roanoke ard Jamestown will hereafter
be received by the ADAMS EMPRESS COMPANY .
who the authorized Agents for Express privileges
these ships.
Office of the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDLAM PLEASASTS, Agents
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CTEAM iron MORRIS. 256 Main street,

oNEAR SEYENTH.-The subsciber is now prepar
ed with increased facilities to manqtaGture all knis
of IRON WORK such as IRON RAILING, VERAN
DAuS, STEPS, VAULTS and CELLAR DOORS,
GRfTiNGS. &c, &c. CRATES and FEN DEKS, and
all kinds of House Work and Jsbbing done on re2-
sonable terms.
gY- Particular attention given 10 the enclosing of
CEMETERY lots Railing. &c, for the country, 50
made as to be easily put up. call solicited.
NH 4-6m GEO. ). DOWNES.
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DARGAINS.-W have determined t

HHEAP GOODS.-Just received from
~ anction and other sources lot of cheap goods
say, Bereges at PIKE; Half Mourning do. l2t,c:
Half Mourning Jaconets l2l2c.; Mouselines at loo
Slate cold Hose at sac; dark Chene Gnghanls very
sale by CHILES A. CUENERY'
~ Is ia Rroad street
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, xHEAP DRY GOODS-CHEApER THAN

~ EvRR.-We still selling some very good bar
gains better than previous 10 closing UP ol
the season. our assortment il also very good yet
especially in such goods mostly wanted at thi,
rime. We call attention to our variety OF " hltt
foods aud Embroeres Goods for travelling dresses
Irish Linens, Table DamaSk5, Napkins and Towel
inss. Shrtings and Sheetings. Gents aud Ladies Ii
ntn Cambria Hdkts and many other desirable goods
which will -elat your own prices. Call soon. and
take the gsods away.
All uISIR RRATIEP
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TEX A report has been circulated

6S212&N on several occasions, since my shop was
burnt down, on 18th street, about year ago, that
not now engaged in the COACH MANUFACTu-
RING BUSINESS. Such reports, am persuaded,
has operated in some degree against my interest and
| take this occasion to say they entirely false,
having never contemplated stopping it since esta-
blished myself at Is Franklin street, where am now
prepared all the branches of the business
neatly and substantially prices that cannot fail to
please fly q-Iml o. A. FRANCIS.
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Fl UNITED STATES MAIL

xdSHsS@5sR c II M OND.-Thr JAHFsToMSG
Captain Parrish, leaves Richmond every TUESDAY AZ
terhooh Cty Point same evening, and Serfolk next
morning "wednesday for New York ~
The ROANOKE, Capt. skinner leaves CITY Point
every Saturday morning and Norfolk every SstprInv
Evening. for New York VI ""'"iN"J
~ Returning, the jamestown leaves New York. frurn
PER - North River, every Saturday afternoon wish
ptsfsthetis Ior Norioik, Petersburg and Richmond
without detention at Norfolk merely .toppno thSr.
mOud 49, ''s ~ NiNA-
The Roanoke leaves New York from same pier sxs,
ednesday afternoon, with passengers for Norfolk
petersburg and Richmond, but takes freight only Tar
Norfolk, North Carolina and Petersburg ~
Passage and fare Ststeroom included hetxssn
Norfolk and New York 81; Storage passage 81
Passage aud fare, StateFopm included between
passage g.. - S''''Ns'
NH II IrDIAM 4 u rcnN
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SUMMER RETREATS.

DEDFORD ALU NJ SPRINGS, These
- Springs are situated eleven miles from "
burg aud four from the Forest pepoi; III I'LL. re ~
readiness to convey passengers to am from tne
Springs The water ofthese springs has peeh IulIy
establlshed and acknowledged by mnny OF the mos.
eminent physicians Of this country TO De
specific for 5crofua and all cutaneous diseases !. mi
never failed in ercting cures Of dyspepsia and al
womb diseases such as ProIapsus teri and all KIN
dred diseases 50 prevalent amongst females
This Water and Mass have been recently ah5!y .eo
nv the most reliable Chemist in the United states
and pronounced by them to contain more Iodine IMAM
any iA'i'' 90 ECHOLS & DEWEY,
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QUAINT INSCRIPTION. There is an inscription on II
tombstone at La Point, Lake Superior, which reads
sts follows John Smith, accidentally shot AS
mark of affection by his brother" This, says the
North Caroliniar. reminds us of one on tombstone
near san Diego, which runs follows: This yere
sakrid to the memory of William Henry Skraken
who cam to his dcth by bein shot With Colts re-
yolyer--one of the old kind, brass mounted and of
such is the kingdom of heaven"
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MrIIASppINGS -The nhore Springs

A MELIASPRINGS.- above Springs
"A will be open for the reception OF visitors on the
VILE Depot on the Richmond and Danyille Railroad,
where there will he in readiness All OMNIBUS, To
tax passengers to the Springs. ~
Board per month, - ~ ~
Do. per week, ~ w
Do. per day,
Children under Il years Of age, ami servants, half
price ,, =, ,r,,a>>- . Oo~S
I Otof Y
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ROBERT L. 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 TTaylOr on 2d street, between Broad and Mar
shall streets and will execute with dispatch all work
i'll his line OF business entrusted to him.
ROBERT T. ELLYS0N.
Richmond, July !, 1857. jy lin
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j. A. HEFELFINGER 4 Co,


sE- Stages, of first class. leave Bonsacks Depo,
daily, Oh the arrival Of the cars for the GreenbrcI
White, Sweet, Red Sweet, and other Springs.
R5- 1t will be seen by the various newspapers that
the Cars ot the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad leave
Lynchburg tiCice day say nj A. NJ, and 30 L. NJ
afordnx desirable opportunity tor all the SPRING.
above Je l6-dtlS
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-,sTA DAILY LINE BETWEEN

f57---JffS5y IgIIMoNp. Old POINT. rORrs-
MOUTH AND NORFOLK TIL. stssmssa III *
COVE and CURTIS PICK. now IN hr.f -. 49,
VIII, on and after MONDAY next, 18th nst.. com
places. - WY ~NV'e
The GLEN COVE Capt. J. o. Davis, will leay. ths
wharf at Rockets on MONDAY morning az 4 ia
oeleck precisely; and the CURTIS PICK. Captain
samuel Barney, will leave the wharf at Norfolk an
The same morning and 1T the same hour and corr
unue % run every day SUNDAY excepted and to,,sI,
a all the regular landings on tbs river going and re-
Passage TO Old Point Portsmouth aud Norfolk. A IN
49, ~ - 10y . 50
Frvifhts taken as usual, hut the freights en- an
ne river must be paid when tbs articles srr sns "a
Tue Boat ami We are not responsible for any artela
alter u Is put on the wharf 10 which il i directed
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