The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-05-26


Fer New York. DC.
leaves every Tuesday evening at 4 O'Clock, for New
York, touching 81 City Point and Norfolk to receive
passengers. &c. leaving Norfolk next morning, at II
o'clock.
For Philadelphia. &c.
BY the etc. mships Pennsylvania, VIRGINIA
and CITY or RICHMOND. One of these steamers
leave every Monday and Thursday, stopping at City
Point and Norfolk 70 receive frsaht and pss.ausars
THE sUBsCKIBER having dl.coAtip
L ued the Grocery business will from this date
devote his attention exclusively to the Commission
business for the sale of ell kinds of Country Produce
Wheat, Corn Tobacco, &s; also, to the purchase Of
He has associated his nephew, w. g. MILLER,
with him who will give his particular attention to
he will also take this opportunity for returning his
heartfelt thanks to his many friends for the liberal
patronage extended to him for long time, and
hopes by strict attention to business to merit con.
''A1@1'' VI '''' - ALEX GARRETT.
Office for the present at bis Old Stand,
Richmond, April |, 1857 -ap S-2aw2m 40 Main st
DOCK BRIDGE BATHS This fav0rire
IL batbius place, long known az LEYCHER'S, and
after wards ss JOhDANB SPRINGS, has been re-
Gently purchased by 8 company Of gentlemen In
Rockbridge county, where 1t 10 situated and where
the virtues Of the water best known and will be
open for the reception of visitors the lat OF Ju
ly next. Kew and handsome buildings have been
erected, and e3rt will be spared to make 1t de-
ghtful summer resort 1t 10 beautifully located on
the North River in the midst OF mountain and val
Icy rcenery, unsurpassed in va led beauty by any in
the state it is the main stage rosd from Lsx1g-
TO the Central Railroad. distant eleven miles
from tne former aud nine miles from Goshen Depot,
on the latter. Visitors can reach the Baths IN one
day from Petersburg Ri :hmond sad Alexandria Or
| irving at their destination before sunset.
fns temperature of the water is little higher than
that of the Old Sweet, and this with the peculiar
character and buoyaucy of the water which high
| ly charged with Carbonic Acid Gas, and contains
Magnesa, Iron, &C. renders bathing In it, BY uni.
If yhn frlA d fut
and iuyixorstipg to extraordinary degree. Its
medicinal ef.ct is sttestsd By fifty years OF local ex'
perience, especially in cases Of General bebi'liy,
wherever existing, Rheumatism, Amenorrhsa. Dis
menorrhea, Menorrhagia, Lencorrhea. frolapsus
uteri &c. In the diseases peculiar to females and
children it unsurpasyed if oaed, by any water
in the world Near at hand 10 fla sulPhur Spring,
second only to the famous White Sulphur OF Green
brer to which visitors to the Baths have free &C.
Governor Henry A. " ia., who spent portion CT
| last summer with his family ct the Baths" thus
speaks of it. 1T is my ohssen spot in the mountains
and shall certainly revisit it, If possible, next sum-
mar"
Reference may slso be had amongst many Others
to Col r. II. Smith, Superintendent of the Virginia
Military Institute; Rev. VIM. White, D. D.,
aud Rev VIM. N Pendleton, Of Lexington; VIM g.
P.iae, Esq, Of the firm Of Kent Psin S,, Ken,
~ Richmond Whis, Enquirer and Central Pres
| byteran will copy twice eek until July lst
| my 10 2swtJ1
| MANN ON YORK RIVER AILRUAD.
| Il CONTAINING 256 ACRES, Il MILES BE-
Low RICHMOND. FOR SALE We are author:
lied by Mr. Philip Watkins, to sell the Farm called
| 'Lopg Aeadow'' locsted as above, containing 256
| acres, of which two-thirds itch Chickahominy
Meadow; about 25 Ia herds grass, and the
greater portion OF the open land has been mproved
| great deal of late years The Improvements con-
sist of Dwelling House, stories high, containing
| rooms besides the usual out buildings,
There 10 fine Spring within $50 yards OF the dwell
ing and the whole farm is well watered The neigh
bothood 10 excellent
The farm lies about IL miles East of Richmond
the Villa Stage Road, and within three
fourths of mile Of the contemplated depot OF said
York River Railroad.
siding the farm, will show the cams to perssns
dispo'sd to purchase it. For further Pa5ti;ggar'
my 2O-2aw4w Richmond, Va.
L with a large stable on 9Th street and the Canal
near =. IL the Amor AInory xrrsrr
NUTIC E.-AII persons having claims
LAND CLARKE of Hanover requested to pre-.
| ssnt them, properly authenticated, for payment,
without delay, to w. GODDIN. Attorney.
in fact for Martha NJ. Clarke,
A DEMONSTRATORS NJ I'll e E...AH
IA persons indebted to the estate OF Royal Parrish
decd, are requested to make immediate payment.
Persons having claims against the estate ale request
ed to present ,hein to properly authenticated 81
the law directs else this notice will be plead in bar
of all such claims. C. THOMAS,
my 1-2tsw4w Admir- Of Royal Parrish, decd
nksIKABLM FARM OF Sc A q X Il 5
IL NEAR THE BROOK PLANK KOAD, FOUR
MILES FROM RICHMOND. FOR SALE-The
subscribers authorised to SSH the above Farm,
now owned and occupied by Mr.. L. K. Reins II ID
beautifully situated, and has fine supply of various
kinds OF fruit. The buildings the place are suffi.
cient for a moderate sized family About 60 ceres
cleared balance in wood. 1t adjons the lands of
Mr. Thomas M. Lsdd and MTs. Martha B. Chamber.
layne. Persons DISPOSED to purchase invited to
call on Mr. Reins, who will take essure in showing
the premises For further particulars apply to
GODDIN l. APPERsON,
ap T-2aw4w Auctionsers.
How To PREVENT THE HAIR
Ill FROM FALLING OFF. AND RENDER IT
SOFT AND GLOssY-Unnatural HEAT is the
Of the premature loss Of the hair, the roots
Parched and dry the skin reeeding and the
hair falling from its socket.
Drsndiuf obstructs the peres-this ID one cause OF
heat fevers another; irritating washes another.
Remove the obstruction sllay the irritation, slim.
ulate the skin to healthy action and the hair will
grow again.
perfectly; it alays sat and inflammation, and pro-
notes ahsalthy and vigorous action. Price rs cts
For sale by GEO. DOWDEN, Druggist
m liz RrDad Riehuaud