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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-03
D - RED SULPHUR SPRINGS

IL This delightful W Altering Place although opened
for the first time in 1856. has already attracted fair
share OF public attention and patronage 1t u situa-
ted Immediately on the Turnpike road from Salem to
the Sweet springs, and splendid line Of stage
Coae hes will convey passengers on the tlr2nia anu
Tennessee Railroad without any detention, IRON Sa-
lem Depot BIZ the Red sulphur to the Sweet springs
and tireenbrier White sulphur. being the shortest
and best route between those points.
Since the lat season. the accommodations have
been greatly enlarged By the addition OF several
handsome aud spacious cottages. The propriet0rs
feel sure that all who visit their Springs, Will De
made entirely comfortable and satisfied To seekers
OF health they offer Mineral Water, tue beneclai
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
substantals and many Of the Injuries OF life besides
all those appendages of amusement found at other
watering places. To all who desire shady and pes-
SAINT retreat c the heat and dust Of the cities they
and the best treatment q. W. SHASkS.
ID. c. SHASkS,
O. u. BOARD,
WM. WALTON,
10 I6-d9m A. HUPP.
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DISSOLUTIONS, &c.

DISSOLUTION.-T firm of ITALIA
~ FERRO L BRO. is dissolved by reason of the
death of the senior partner, Hay 7. Taliaterro.
The liabilities Of the firm assumed by the sub
scriber, to whom all persons indebted will please
make payment. 4. 5. TALIAFERKO,
Survtyin,, Partner
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TFRM9: 80. IN ADVANCE.

TO ADVERTISERS AND BtSiNESS MEN
The Ne'oS, having regular, permanent semi-week
y circulation ~ large, ii not larger than any other
newspaper among the farmers and substantial bust
hess men of fredericksburg and this section Of yir
lina, il confidently recommended medium Of
advertising surpassed by no other in this place. 1t
numbers among its readers those who are able to
buy literally and pay promptly, and whose custom
would he valuable to business men.
Neither labor nor expense will be spared to make
he Netcs worth more than is paid for it by subscr
pers adv 'rtiserS.
Immediate applications, enclosing The MONEY may
be made to NEWS OFFICE,
Jy SIS Frederick sburg, Va.
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+ U BEN'S, Legrand's, Glenn's and
IL Wrights Perfumery and Toilet Soaps, Lows
Brown Windsor; Hair Brushes; Dressing Combs; Po-
mades; French, German and Upper Ten Cologne Wa
ter; for sale by GEO. DOWDFN, Druggist.
jyN 9Th ami fsrtad street
IN BBLS. New No. Mackerel, for sale
w BY .jyD THOMAS JONES 4 co,
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MA, Case OF yellow fever terminated fatally n,
Williamsburg, N. Y, after an illness Of four d,v.
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WALKERS Mss AT nosroy-T'he mon hro,,.,.
Boston by tue U. =. sioop of war Cyane ere rLicoy
rom the sonih and West. Among them are ~
hearhs, Of Va. and James l.. Lambert Of Pill
mond' who had served two years as a private. The
eral and Nicaragua "a Paradise He il sr;;nss -.
a@'arn II Walker does. All of the men are ragged
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DICHMOND BELL AND BRASS FOUN-
II DRY, FANCY CRATE AND FENDER MANU-
FACTORY.-No rs Main street, between 9Th and
9Th sileThe subscriber has Cor sale 500 Gratea
Fonder5 and Summer Pieces, embracing 100 different
kinds ana is daily manufacturing Crates to order,
wholesale and RETAIL at Northern prices. Crates,
Bells &C. neatly packed and forwarded TO any part Of
the State Also Bells and Brass Castings made to
order and all kinds of repairing done at the shortest
notice. - -
NH l9-6m SAM'L D. DEN0ON.
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~rw0 NORFOLK AND RICH
E-s-e - M0ND TRANSPORTATION LINE.
The Steamer KAHN kEE, in connection with line
Of BARGES, will run regularly from RICHMOND
to NORFOLK twice week
Freight (which will be taken at low rates) received
at any time at my warehouse. on the Dock
Eg@ Vessels lowed to and from City Point or HamY-
ton Roads, on moderate terms
jy 27-ts A. g. LEE Auapt
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Coal TRADE OF GREAT BRIrAIN-The coal trade
of Great Britain is becoming quite an important
branch of the industrial movements of that king
dom. The total quantity OF coal shipped from
ports in England ireland, and Scotland 10 other
ports in the United Kingdom was SSS293 tons.
besides 81 296 tons of cinders and 1Sg S43 tons of
culIn. new article of fuel appears in the British
parliamentary returns called patent fuel" much
used in steam navigation, of which there were ex.
total of coal, cinders, and cnm exported in the
cotSting trade Of the United Kingdom in 1856 was
",llur76 tons, against 1888, AZ tons in 1855.
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VIM. L. Clarke. jr- has been elected Presiden, of
the Young Mems Christian Association of VII
chester IN place Of j. Il. Thicker Esq, whose res
mond. ~
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DESTRUCTIVE fiRE.-Lock's Mills In Miffiin coup.
y, Pa, were destroyed by lire on Saturday last.
The mill, the dStillery and nine other adjoining
paiihhSs were utterly consumed, together with
all the machinery, from 5000 to 10000 lusbsIs If
corn, large quantity Of rye, alcohol. barrels Ac
I.oss frota $4,000 TO $50, 900; Insurance sI66n0
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NEW FIRM.-We have this day associ-
= ' ated with rs in business Mr. H. BR0WNELL
and the style of the firm will he CLARkS0N, AN
DERSON 4 co.
A continuance of the liberal patronage bestowed
on the old firm il respectfully solicited for the new
shall constantly endeavor to give satisfaction
to our friends and the public.
GARRISON & ANDERSON,
Importers of Hardware. &c,
No. l06 Main street.
Itly -
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rO-PARTNERSHIP.-Theu undersigned
~ have formed q CO-PARTNERSIIIP under the
hrm Of TALlAFERRO & REID, for continuing the
MILLING business heretofore conducted by the late
firm of TALIAFERRO & BRO and also for CONTEST
ing with the manufacture of Flour the Transaction of
a GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS. They re-
specially solicit = share of public favor.
II. =. TALIAPERfO,
jy Ppm GEORGE &. REID.
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A LLEGHANY sPRINGg--Tbi. . ,,,.-

z hIaTUIINNl 6TKINUS.--ThIs water
- ing place, faysrably known TO the public
VIII lie opened FIR the reception of visitors ON the
nTst day Of june The present proprietors arr ham
py to announce that they have s-1Irpd the service
q. general manager. of Mr., JNO Z. LEE, (of the
Ahnr'an Hotel, Richmond, Va yhsse ling -xrt>
reputation as gentleman and c.tarrr arc sufficient
guarantees that every effort i'll lie made to give en-
tire satisfaction To our guests W
rne powerful curative properties Of this water
ana Its efficacy in All diseases of The stomach IIver
bowels neryons system, ar, il WIN attcstc Inv thS
many cures almost rlir1uf0,is v brh have brrn 81
nstei by ITS use. We rrfer with confidence 10 All
me parons OF the former proprietor. A coannle,e
bathin2 establishment has lr'pn aldri 10 our ar
rangcmens Tor the coHsort Of visitors since lns
For further particulars refer IN the rnr,ls 10 10
tUund IN hotels cars, steamiOsts &c
splendid limo OF FOUR-lI0RSE COACHES xut
convey visitors from Evansville In thjs pIaca az
miles, over good road with only ono hul l..t,sac,a
the Two points BRIDGES 4 fIOlT
my -l--uNcfRbA r., 4.
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NOTICE.- The undersigned having
~ qualified ~ Executors under the last will and
estament of James c. Spots, decd request all per-
IONS having claims against the estate TO present them
properly authenticated; and all persons indebted are
requested to make immediate payment to JOHN c.
3POTTS. JAMES THOMAS JR.,
JN0. =. WRENE,
JSO. G. SpGTTS
Executors Of James c. SPOTS. decd.
Richmond, Jnlv 4 lET ivo-1m
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RksPoSsIBrLITY OF C.RAIERs-An Encl;oh ,,.
ssYs: Mr.. Reyes, oflondon has obtained rerdict -,
5000 damages against the BelIymena and Iondo
derry and Colerana Railway Company for the ios.
OF box OF watches. Tho trial lasted three day.
Tho plaintiff wanted TO take the box into tho car
riage with him. hnt was prevented by nm officer If
the company who took IL into n baggage van from
which Ii was stolen VS. '''
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~ -szzsss.zas.nzss=zn RICHMOND AND

r.. ~ -5Ezs=s-zs==l1 RICHMOND AND
10y &+.n iSSAs DANvILLE RAILROAD
CHANGE ~ SCHkDULE-SUHhEB ABRAN0H-
hkNT-J Lf 10TH, ls17.-The Mail Train via
leave Richmond daily tSssdsys excepted at sleek
y NJ, arrive at the Junction ats4NA vi, sad a: pan-
VILE at 30 VI; connecting with the south Side
Railroad train going to I.ynChurY st Junchop aad
with the Virginia and TcnuesA+ss Rsilre1d trsiu to
the southwestern Virginia SPRING. at Lynehparz
through to Coy ners, Allegheny, Montgomery ~ hHe
sulphur ana clio" phur springs, sn the sniBg
Of tho same day from Richmond
Returning. leave DBnvlie az 1870 A. NJ. arrive at
Junction 30 p. NJ, connecting with The Sou SIDE
Railroad Trains from Lyuohhurg and arrive in Fick
mond, connecting With the Trains going HsrtA. It
E.D p VI. G. (tANPHFII
~ ITS General SUPERINTENDENT
~" The above schedule will Ice run on and AFTER
MONDAY, the 5Id uf August.
CHARLES CAMPBELL,
u H-h SuperInte5dsnt
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"A. mEFELFINGER CO,

IfDNFltUITB.
Hs- stages, Of first class, leave Boasack's Depot
daly on tie arrival of the cnrs Tor the treenhrrr
White, sweet, Rcd Sweet, and other Springs
Ae- 1t will De seen by the various newspapers thai
thetars Of the virginia and Tenn Railroad leave
LSnemhurg ftricc day say at =. NJ. and - r. NJ
ahonins desirable opportunity Tor all the Snriags
"po'e' Je l6-dtiS
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NOTICE.-As Trustee of F. Nelson, |
L Y offer for sale Il Horsa Power Engine and
Boiler; Daniels Pianer, and Brick Building
which has been used as blacksmith shop, In this
building there must be at lesst Is oOo bricks. Any
ono wishing to purchase, will find me over A Bode-
ker's Drug Store. Main street.
Ea- must again request all persons indebted 20
Nelson Mott. r. Nelson, TO call aud settle their
accounts / am particularly anxious TO close the
business. VIM. III. pLEASANTS
Je 26-d&cts Trustee
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NoRE Poisoning AND SHOOTING IN LOUISVILLE
There was one case of poisoning family and only
one Of shooting in Louisville Tuesday The
poisoning was Of a Mr. ComStock and Wife who
lived on Washington street. near Shelby The
poison placed in their coffee and the perpetra-
tor is not discovered. They were not vet dead at
oar last accounts, but there were faint hopes of
their recovery. They had been only short time
married. The shooting was of q woman. and by "A
Mrs. Mann, living on shelby street
shot her next door neighhor, Mrs. King The
wound is ia the neck and is not considered danger
Gus.
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ANOTHER WARNING To RAILROAD TRAVELLERS
Peter Boyle. a passenger on the cars, near Allen.
town, Pa was killed on the 9th ult by too rashly
putting his head ont Of the car window The
Democrat says:
As the train was paseng Iaury's Station, he
stuck his head ont Of the window, which coming
III contact with the timhrrs Of the bridge took his
scalp entirely of. ODr Informant sat on the scat
with the nnortunatc'm1n md was despatched with
blood. lie describes the sr"nn as awful-the crash
of the Fcul the ftnting Of tho women the alarm
of the passengers all being instantaneous. The
c" I had before cautioned the man against
sticking his head out of thu window.
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w7N TO HOUSE-K EEPERS. in
IN store. splendid assortment White French
w China, and White Granite Dinner Ware in
- sets, or single pieces, new styles and good
Quality fine Gilt China Tea Sets, great va
r,sty plain aud common Tea Sets a great variety:
glassware Of every description; Silver Plated Castor.
Forks; Table, Dessert and Tea SPOONS. Ivory handie
ana common Knives and Forks; Water Coolers Ice
fltehers patent selfsealing Cans Block Tin and ia
banned ware; LO0king Glasses Wire Dish Covers.
Passage Lamps: Walters and Tea Trays Coffec tErns;
axe Boxes; knife Baskets; painted Tin Toilet Sets
&c, all Of which we offer at wholesale or retail
o. low prices s.t- GEO. j. SUMNER,
" ~ 20 Pearl street.
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r.. rszsE-,s::zs-=Ez-==;-. THE ADAMS IMPRESS
80 IeMPANY I34 Main 81 havinr
resumed their Steamship KxpreeT 10 and fron Nor.
folk, Petersburg aud Richmond BY St,aarrs James-
Wednesday and Saturday and thonoO sy RAILROAD 10
Weldon, Wilmington. ~ nchbuTg, SAian. WythsvRs
lima. arc now prepared ts forward, with great d.
patch. and At reduced rates every kind of M.4oaas
disc, Valuable Parcels Jewelry, sc, 20 the above
named eities, and all places on The ~ssbOard.
nur Express gu tbs Steamships will be aecc n "a aIea
by special Apssez gers who viii give ts+r ,sT.onal
attention to the careful handling Of COED. on n ustsi
to the ADAMS EAPEkSS CO.'S steamship Xxi press
shippers will please take notice that peg aRsu 20
points in Virginia and North Carolina wi be- ~ sT
steaInerr. unless otherwise marked.
Freight received en- dny OF sailing unaI s'slock
y. VI. J. L. HACDONOUGH
Agent Of Adams Erprea. c.
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5. A. PORTER pr.,.i..,..
jy 23-lm !. r. ERWIN iIoprlet"is'

COYNER'S WHITE AND BLACK Sui
~ PHUR AND CHALYBEATR SPRINGS-Thi.
Watering Place is open for the reception OF Vs
tors 1t is situated the itnc and IN l t1sw Of tae
lfr0f'ta dnd Tennessee RdaTodd about half q BpIs
from B0r&GCk'S Depot Rodroie, "a. at which said
Depot an Omnibus will always be hDund waiting the
ARRIVAL OF the cars To convey visitors the SpI
Important Improvements have been made since last
season.
Another White Suiphur-stronger, bodcr and a
superior Chaly bcate Spring, have been discovered
anu reclaimed and improved since the last scasoH-
80 that the variety and value of the mineral waters
now afforded at the place, are uns1uaed by any
other place now known to the public The similarity
OF the White sulphur to the Justly and far-Empd
GTesHbFier Hhits Sulphur, Is striking as to ba al
once recognized by all Nhs have used both Of the
waters.
These White and Black sulphur waters have effect
ed numerous cures
The Whne sulphur, aggravated CAGES Of dyspepsia
serious affections OF the liver kidneys and hfatdcf
general debility, and especially Diseases of the ner
vous eystcn, and those diseases peculiar to FEMALES
The Bdc Sulphur, all kind4nf disease. of the X in
aggravated cases Of letter and other arupons of the
skln-On great nnmbcrs, and OF long standing sew
enty having been entirely cured.
Inc accommodations are equal TO any to be found In
the mountains OF virginia, and the table and atten
lance OF the most satisfactory character-as 70 all
winch We beg to refer to the large number of persons
who have heretofore visited the place
Billiard Tables, Rowling Alleys and fine Band of
MUSIC, VIII be found at the place and syery effort In
every way VIII constantly be made TO afford comfort
and amusement TO visitors.
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TRAVEL To rae sPRisGs.-The travel TO the Springs
Is very heavy. Seven cars down on the
Orange aud Alexander Railroad saturday, with pas
sengers for the Springs. There loo visitors at
the Fauquier, White sulphur, and 40 at the Blue
sulphur.
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PONCET'S EAGLE
1NIsM.Aw<kA SALOON, GOVERNOR ST.
AeeETS~GHsA~T The subscriber encouraged
SIAIS By the liberal patronage ne
GOOD LIQUORS and the best Of LAGER has just
laid in a fresh supply of excellent Liquors. and will
always have on hand, fresh, cool and pure the best
article of Reading Lager Beer
\. B.-A large supply of READING LAO Err
BEER always on hand, which will be sold in bottles
or BY the quart or gallon. " lO-lm
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REtlY STRovG-MfNpgn WOMAN Tho Jyioh.s
town al Excelsior says that n Young man Of "a
years, residing with his mother in n lonely cabin
some 10 miles from that place. in 1.-The Pines died
recently: shd mat he was dressed in the hahiIi
mens of the grave his coffin made bis 80 ~.
and all the other labor incidental to cpositng n
body in its last resting place, was performed nv
his mother ny
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KILLED WHILE MISUNDERSTANDING the heavy storm
Tuesday afternoon last, the harm of Mr.. John
Ldelman near the village Of Bath, in this county,
was struck by lightning, and daughter of Sir.
Edelnlan andtwo cows instantly killed. The daugh.
ter was at the time Of the occurrence engaged in
the barn milking COW, and at the instant Of the
shock was, with the COW she milking struck
dead. There were no marks or signs of death by
electricity We understand upon the person of Miss
Edelman. Mr. Edelman aud another daughter
were also Frustrated by the shock, but have recov-
cred from its effects The deceased was about %
years Of age.-East0't Itt.) E4pseSs, July.
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Mr. Richelbcrg gave his one thonsandth concert
in the lager beor saloon of Mr. Warner in Berlin
recently. The proceeds of those one thousand CON
ccrts, Amounted To the pretty sum of forty seven
thousand prussan thalers, (twenty -seyen thousand
dollars As the admission was only two cents
these concerts therefore, must Ia been visited Inv
one million two hundred Thousand persons II We
calculate that each person drank least two mug,
Of beer, nearly ten thousand barrels of beer were
consumed.
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SPRINGS.-These celebra

HEALING SPRINGS.-These celebra-
l. tel Springs open for ihe reception oi
visitors. They situated IN Bath county "A mles
west OF HilbOro Depot Of the Virginia Central Rail
road and three miles southwest of the Hot Springs
immediately upon the Turnpike Road lea ling from
Millboro Depot to the White sulphur Springs.
These waters celebrated tor their efficacy ia
diseases Of the skim Scrofuiu, old ulcers, diseases Of
the kidneys, bladder and urinary organs, nervous
affections, chronic diarThEa, hcmorrhordS, bronchi
It's rheumatism, Dyspepsia, and Diseases OF the eye
IN general Their properties are gently csthartic,
duretic daphuretiC Alternative and sedatve and are
especially applicable to the above Diseases.
Tho Baths are exceedingly delightful, buoy and
gratefui-imparting glow and sU!tness to the skin
not exCelled by any waters in Western Virginia their
temperature being 500 Fahrenheit.
Tn" buildings and Furniture are all and com
Portable. and sufficient to accommodate $50 persuns
The proprctors will spare no pains to make their
guests comfortable
Tho Stages pass daily East and West, thereby fur
niIninr two dUily malls
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FIRST FRUITS OF THE DUDLEY ORsERvAToRY-The
Editor of The Astronomical journal announces the
discovery OF a new comet, by DR.. c. II. 4. Pesers
at the Dudley observatory, in Albany. at midnieht
of tho 2021ih of July. At that time its right as-
ccnsion three hours and forty five minutes and
it's drc!inaton 80 degrees north. 1t IL quite faint
and its motion is increasing the right ascension by
apout twenty minutes and diminishing the decIi
nation by about one degree daily.
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RE- SPECIAL NOTICB.-Exprc-s packages far
Norfolk. Petersburg Richmond, and all places In VIZ
ginia aud North Carolina, intendrd for shiprept Sy
Steamship. Roanoke and Jam.stuwR will hsreaf4T
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
whoa the authorized Agents fer Express privileges
on these ships.
Office of the New York and Virginia Staamshia
Company. LUDLAH FLEASAyTS Agent.
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CtTEAM IRON WORKS. 256 Main street

ONEAR SEVENTH The subsciber is now prepar-
ell with increased facilities to manufacture all kinds
of IRON WORK such as IRON RAILING, EERAN-
DAHS, STEPS, VAULTS and CELLAR DOCKS,
GRATINGS, &c, &c. CRATES and FEN ERS, and
all kinds Of House W ork and Jsbbing done ON rea-
sOnable terms
ES-Particular attention given TO the enclosing Of
CEMETERY lots Railing, &c, for the country, 80
made as to be easily put up call solicited:
NH l4-6m GEO. ). LOW NES.
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TIN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING
OOUTUERN IRON WORKS.-LRWl is

~ l.. BARNES manufacturer of FIRE ENGINES,
on eth street, West side between Main and Cary,
FIXTURES FOR MANUFACTURING TOBACCO,
WROUGHT IRON RAILING, VAULT DOORS,
GRATING and all kinds of IiOUS II AND WROUGHT
IRON WORK will be done with neatnesS and dis
patch on such terms | warrant will give sstsfsc-
ton. VI Old friends, and the public generally, are
who're s-d6m
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FAMILY GR0CERIES.-The subscri-
Der has in store and for sale the following FAMI
LY GOODS:
Is half bbis. Woods Family ROE HERRINGs.
10 whole bhls. do. hbls. n e.. CUT do.
~ bbls Halifax No !, do. No MACK EREL. in
kits.
90 To,ids extra sugar cmTi HAMS.
A small lot BIZ r. SMiTHFIELDdo.
Prime Lagu9yla COFFEE: Rio and Java do.
Black and Green TEAS, assorted from SOC. n
$50 pei n.
n. o. MOEAS2ES.
Choice Extra FLOUR in bags and hhis
C"flee, Crushed and Rruwn SUGARS
An assortment of LIQUORS, some suitable for
medical purposes.
BROlAS, BASKETS and WOOD WARE.
Fine Chewing TOBACCO. &c.
Also, a lot of very fine Fresh BUTTER, just from
the mountains, at l.. I. CilASDLER'S
ly l0--lm No. 10, Franklin street.
p. S-All goods sold TO families will be delivered
anywhere in the city, free of charge. L. T. c.
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THE OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT OF
THE KISDIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. So
DA WATER AND B0TTLING ESTABLISHMENT
IN FULL. FORCE WITH ITS DOUBLE SET or
sELF-ACTING COMMUNICATIONS and Sarsa
parilla Pop, Philadelphia PORTER and ALE Cham
payne CIDER and BROWN STOUT put mp in guam
titles to suit customers.
The subscriber deems it unnecessary to saw any,
thing in regard to the reputation Of his Soda Water
as it is NO well known throughout Virginia Tennes
see, and North Carolina. He feels very thankful for
the immense patronage heretofore extended towards
him by his generous patrons and hopes, by q strict
attention to business to preserve continuance Of
the same.
a55~ All persons living in the city, who have hot
Ties with my name on them will please return them
to my drivers, and to none others.
VI. MCCORMACK,
Inn D.
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WALNUT and Tomato Catsups
Table Salt, in boxes
Pepper, Ginger. 4lisrice
Msce. Nutmegs, &c., &c. Cor ses.onins
For caleb ira t.MccAkTHY i SON
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING Selling all
~ Spring aud Summer Goods off at IS per cent be-
low our regular prices, to make Tor Fall Stock
All persons in want Of Light or Black Cashmere
Pants. Summer Ragisns, White and Fancy Dusk
Coats, Drilling and Duck Pants, Light SILK and Mar
settles Vests, would do well to drop in at
N. WALKER cos
WIS Pearl aud Main
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-03

EXECUTORS N6TICE. quail
- ned as the Execu' " OF Thomas Williams decd
This 10 to request all Pc indebted tho estate 70
settle the amounts due by them without delay; and
those having claims will please present them.
JkSSE WILLIAMS
JY lS-ts Execntnr Of Thn~ Williams. decid