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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-31

CHARoxs or FRAUD AGAISsT A PmLApELpHIA In.
PORTING HopsE.-Tbe New York Times says a series
OF haads have been discovered By the cnstom
house officers Of New York, to be perpetrated by q
Pniiadelphia importing hoase. The officers, it is
sac, Rave visited Philadelphia and made seiSure
ties are not given but some further disclosures arc
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s s: 9 9. FKk4isSsSlsco' PF0pr'tOF''
MORTON BLEpsoE Manager. je Io--5m
COYNER'S WHITE AND BLACK SUI

rOYNER'S WHITE AND BLACK SUI
~ PHUR AND CHALYBEATB SPRINGS.-This
Watering Place is open for the reception Of yis-
tors 1t is situated the sss and "a ftsN " TIE
srytnsa and Tennessee Roslrodd, about hdsf nstls
from BonsdcRs Depot, Roanoke, "a, at which said
Depot an Omnibus will always be found waiting the
arrival of the cars to convey visitors to the Springs
Important improvements have been made since last
season.
Another White Sulphur stronger, holder, and a
superior Chaly beate Spring, have been discovered
and reclaimed and improved since the last season
that the variety and value of the mineral waters
now afforded at the place, are uneqrslled ~ any
of the White Sulphur 10 the justly and fsr-famed
G5se5rter White Snlphar, 10 striking, as to be at
I0nce recognized by all who have used both Of the
|&ateFs.
These White and Black Sulphur waters have effect
ed numerous cures
Ire Wlstte SuIphsr aggravated cases Of dyspepsia,
sse8on affections Of the liver, kidneys and bladder,
vous SYSTEM and those diseases peculiar 10 FEMALxs.
The Black Sulphur, all kinds Of diseases OF the skin.
aggravated of letter and other eruptops Of the
skin-on great numbers, and of long standing sew
enty having been entirely cured.
The accommodations equal to any to be found in
the mountains of Virginia. and the table and atten-
dance Of the most satisfactory characteras to all
which beg to refer to 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 la
every way, will constantly be made to afford comfort
and Amusement to yisitors, MA, r,opn
81 Stages, of FIRST class, leave BoRsaek's Depot
daily on the arrival Of the cars for the Greenbrier
White, Sweet Red Sweet, and other Springs.
the Cars OF the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, leave
Lynchburg ttc1ce day, say at A. M and 80 p. NJ
afording desirable opportunity for all the Springs
above. je l6-dtlS
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~ RANAWAY-Prom the subscriber,

IN on the 3Oth of June last. negro man named
n BILLY sometimes calls himself Billy Gray
is dark Completed, about IS or Gu years DID, 5
feel or inches high had on when he left pair of
Kentucky Jeans pantaloon5 and a black summer
coat. He belongs to Miss Emily Scott of Caroline
county
reward of ten dollars will be paid for him if
taken in the city or county of Henrico fifteen dol
lars if taken ont of the county and delivered to me,
or put in Jail, SO that can get him again
an 26-6t* b. T. LIPSCOMB.
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q Runaway from the subscriber,
An on the 18th inst. a negro girl. named kE-
$40 IAH about Ave feet high, stout, well made
and Is very black. Said negro was hired OF
Mr. Z, 4. j. Clopton.
in Richmond JAS. NJ. CARTER.
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TIE death Of the little daughter of the fac ma.
NJ the H. x. station near Clyde, N. Y, by falling
asleep on the track and being run over, viii be re-
memeered An freshman living near Clyde, whose
hearing OF the accident and believing il 10 be- hi
own daughter that was killed, started on al t,I
speed in the hot san, for the scene Of the aeeisnt
ana .I, run the whole distance, some eight miles,
night. 10 '~A-0
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RICHMOND AND DAsv1LR RAILEoAD, I
Ill a
fE Kz~3 AMELIA SULPHUR

I'll x SPRINGS, NEAR JKTEns.
ton OF persons visiting the above popular Springs
special train will be run every SATURDAY after
ton at O'Clock r. M and arriving at yetsrsyilie ~
t.tj, p. M where 0nlnibuses will Be in waiting W
take visitors TO the springs Omnibus fare Is esnts
Returning, leave Jetersvlle every MONDAY nsrn.
ing, al $50 A. NJ and STRIVE in Richmond at $50
ii. Tickets for the round trip, BIZ this train 3sn
when pnrch ssed ut the sfhcc IN Richmond. for al
mex cts purchased on the sens addition viii
be charged over the regular l.sil train rater -
ie2 q. CAAPRHLL SunariatAnhAnt
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DASvnLE-The Danville Register notices signs
OF improvementin the town of DanyiIls, including
some handsome private residences aad two or
three business houses on Main street Among die
latter spacious grocery and commission house,
built by Messrs Johnston and Clark 1t state. that
She front Of this store Is of granite from
Nettoway, near the junction. Is there not gran.
lite near Danviilef ~ e'An
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DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS.
KENT, PAINE & CO.,
h IMPORTERS AND
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND Do
MESTIC DRY GOODS,
Nes. I63 and les Main Street. Richmond.


" FALL TRADE, 1857.
We beg leave to invite the attention Of Southern
merchants to our large and attractive stock Of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY G00pS
now receiving which in fey days will be very COM
pete in all the departing snd will comprise the
largest and most commanding assortment We have
ever had the pleasure to offer to our friends and Gus
toners.
BY the ships "Riga" and "Lalta Rookh," from
Liverpool to this port, and by various arrivals at
New York, We have received large portion Of our
importation Of ..+...
BRITISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN GOODS,
embracing every variety, among which are many of
entirely new and beautiful designs. .-
In Cloths, Cassmeres and Nestings, Cloaks and
Mantles, Ladies' Dress Goods, Lace Goods and En-
broideries, our stock is unusually attractive
We are also receiving full assor tment of DOMES
TIC FABRICS Of the most popular styles manufac-
tured.
Weshal be prepared to exhibit splendid stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING OF all grades, and hav-
ing had il manufactured under thoroughly sompe-
tent superintendents on the premises, challenge
competition In quality and prices and feel assured
that we offer inducements in this branch unsur-
passed in this country
We respectfully solicit examination Of our stock
which WIN be much larger than we have aver before
exhibited. and hch increased facilities enable
to offer to cash or prompt buyers at prices that
will meet the competition of this or any ether mar
ket. E
Orders will at all times receive our prompt and
personal attention.
aus KENT, PAINE 4 co.
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Posr.sE srAMps-The Philadelphia BuIletin suo-
gssts that the Government should r.ds.n, sug
stsmps, aad thus enable people to use them A. re-.
20 make up odd smonnts 1t would be
HuII , apie convenience; and IL is one which
could hardly be abused, as stamps would not likely
DC used as circulating medium.
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cAPRAIoE MANUFACToRIEs.

oE7x< DISSOLUTION OF C0-PART-
sfEYtHA NERSHIP. The undersigned, who n :.
ISg BIJSINESS. under the firm Of AINSLik,
BOWEN & P0WELL, have. By mutual consent, dis'
vi MEofRes3EH AiNsLIE will fulfill all heengage-
rnents and obligations of the rm collect all DEUS
due thereto, and will continue operations a. .ns
same place, as formerly, in bis own name; anu y
powgII, In their respective departments aud adner
ing to the practice Of the concern OIL e.
neying none but the best workfnen, using every
care In the selection OF materials and strict peIso
nal attention to all work done by U.s. hope to receive
9 ,o,rad G.. A. AINSLlk.
s'o"e"' d. BOWEN,
II. POWELL.
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NEW GOODS, JUST RECEIVED.
Metallic Hoop Skirts
Children's Cactus Skirts, at 81 cents each
Debeges. 10 cents yard. sHeat bargain
lf0 pieces OF those soft, addressed Bleached Cot
tons, yard wide, at l2sk cents -
Irish Linens, very cheap sf.f
Fine French woven Bosoms Ie.,4-
Black Silks, cheap Hts..
Berages, at I2k cents per yard
Linen Busters, at S2-each frR y
At the old Established Bargain Emporium Of
auH ALFRED NOSES. t3 Main street
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0FRIOE OF ADAMS EMPRESS COMFY, /

OFFICE OF ADAMS EXPRESS COMFY
RICHMOND May lst, 1881.
fSG an EE SPECIAL NOTICE.
arc prepared to transact
any business on the Virginia Central Railroad (a,-
pertaining TO the Express busness Especial sttea-
ton will pc paid to THAf line, in connection Sih lie
different Springs Of Virginia. Z - =
Messengers win Leave daily at o'clock A. H.. b
charge OF yaluables, money, &c.
For further particulars, apply to
j. l., MAcD0NouGH, Agent
my1 Adams Express O., lA Main st.
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RUNAWAY,

g $40 REWARD.-The above re-
yHSa ward will be paid for the apprehension of a
49, negro woman named BETSY upon her deli
very to me. The said negro away from
tile subscriber the morning of the 10th inst; Is
about 40 years old, about feet high, dark COM
plexion with long black hair, and is of very good
appearance She sold at auction for Mr.. Pullen,
If the firm of Stebbins Pullen who bought her Of
Mrs Preston Oh Oregon HILL She is supposed to BE-
still lurking about in the city, she has been living
here number of years.
au 26---imk ISAAG RQSENHEIM q Main st.
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-NOTICE.-I
IA am receiving orders for the best quality Of AN
THRACITE COAL, to be shipped and delivered dur
ing the present month and July. Persons ordering
their coal through me- will receive 22o lbs to the ton
(thev allowing me a commission of 10 per cent y
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 through the Post Office or
LEFT at the Drug Store of Messrs. Ladey Robinson,
corner of 4th and Franklilstreets at the law of
Ace of powhatan Roberts cor of 18th and Main SITS,
(where my Office is kept9 will be promptly attended
to- lie l0-3ml WRIT ROBERTS.
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GTE4N IRON WORKS 256 Nam street,
VARIETY.

a. SOLE AGENT in this State for ia
n cob seeger's Baltimore LAGER Bk 81 :or an
able to SIMPLY the trade and the public in general
with the best LAGER BEER to be had in the mar
ket in quantities to suit purchasers, at the lowest
cash price NJ .bargs
for carriage oe,ca a. aas Main street.
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- UNITED STATES MAIL

H-EA UNITED STATES MAIL
DR. G HIN ION D.--The JAM EsroWN.
Captain psrftsh, leaves Richmond every Tuesday AZ
morning v ednestay for New York. ~ ~ . -
The ROANOKE, Capt. Skinner, leayss CITY Point
Evening. for New York w NS,'s'E et,s S-fsJSs
=, Retnrgng, the Jaiasstovn leaves Ksy FORK. ecr
passengers for Norfolk. Petersburg aud kchrsonI.
without detention at Norfolk. merely stopping herr
mond - =
The Roanoke leaves New York from same PIER svFy
wednesday afternoon, with passengers FOR Norfolk,
Petersburg and Richmond but takes freight only fo
Norfolk. North Carolina and Petersburg
Passage and ARE, stateroom included between
Passage and ARE, stateroom Included, betwssn
Richmond, Petersburg and New York. $40; steerags
passage 81. y 4 ~ =
NIB ii LuDLAM 4 MArsnS. 3
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- dlYCOMPANY, ls4 Main st., hsyirg
resumed their Steamship Express to and from Not
folk Petersburg and Richmond BY Steamers James,
town and Roanoke, which leave New York svsiy
Weldon, Wilmington, Lynehburg. Salem Wytheytlls
and the principal places in Virginia and Nsrth Carte
lima, are now prepared 10 forward with great dis-
PATCH and at reduced rates every kind 81 herchas,
disc Valuable Parcels. Jewslry, &C., 10 the above
named cities, and all places on the ssabosrd.
Our Express the Steamships will be aecompa niex
By special Messengers. who Will give their personal
attention to the careful handling Of goods entrusted
10 the ADAMS EXPRESS co g Steamship Express.
Shippers will please take notice that pas ages -
points in Virginia and Serth Carolina will be sent By
steamers, unless otherwise marked.
Freight received. ON day of sailing, until s'slsek
p. NJ. J. L. MACDON0UGH
Agent Of Adams Hxure~r Ca
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70 RICHMOND AND

tftT6f Oh scnE6rLHENsnutaasahiRR A AkRasdH
MENT.-yULY 10TH, lST.-Yhe Mail Train via
leave Richmond daily Sundays sYcepted at sslos1
A. NJ arrive at the junction At % A. NJ. and at Ban.
VILE at 80 r ~; connecting with the South sise
with the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad train 70
the Southwestern Virginia Springs, at Lynchbsrg,
through to Coyner's, Allegheny Montgomery Whit
Sulphur and Yellow Sulphur Springs on the evening
Of the same day, from Richmond.
Returning. leave Danville at 10. 70 A, H. arrive at
junction, $50 p NJ, connecting with me sosth- side
Railroad Trains rom Lynchburs and arrive In Rich
mond, connecting with the Trains going Nsrth at
o.3 z. NJ c. CAMPBELL,
Jy Its General SUPERINTENDENT
:, FFThe above schedule will be run on and Aner
MONDAY, the srd Of August ~ -
CHARLES CAMPBELL, i
1y B-b 6uperiute ndept.
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HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, &c.
gu THE NEW AND EXTEN-M .
1aA sIyE HAT, CAP AND FANCY FUR 10

4A sIyE HAT, CAP AND FANCY FUR IF 10
isI1.N,BINPoRD. DICKINSON & WEISIGER beg
len ,e to return their thanks to their friends
customer and the public generally. for the very lib
attention to business to merit continuance of the
same They have nov In store the largest and most
complete assortment Of Hats Caps, aud every other
article in their line, offered in this market which
have been selected with great care fresh from the
Wir%;nia Nnrth Carnna and Tan nISse fan trada
The attention of merchants and dealers are respect
fully called to the above splendid stock which will
he sold at wholesale and retail on the most favorable
terias Their stock of ladies and childrens' fancy
Furs. IL complete in every respect: comprising the
richest ana neet ia 4honabe sty les this
A call ia reaDaPtfp.iy solicited d
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j. L. MItboNouaH,
Agent Of Adams Express Co.

#- SPECIAL NOTICE.-Bxpress packages scr
Norfolk, Petersburg Richmond and all places In WIS
gina and North Caroina, intended for shipment BY
Steamships Roanoke and Janleetovn, will heresAsr
be received by the ADAMS ExPRHsS COMPANY,
who are the authorized Agents for Expre~ privileges
on these ships. ef-f
Office of the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDLAA PLEAeXNTS, ARsnts,
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MECHANICAL.
M R5'UIIDTNG The subscriber il

HOUSE BUILDING. The subscriber rs
Ii prepared to execute all work in his line o. the
shortest aotice and on the most reasonable ~ epq
s . az. s 70 III IF the
Ps ssssffTbns SiSlsaiNa fMaTERAs newest
i + ass e .s . ss ap AND g. most
part IL, he viii work certainly as cheap as any oody
else; Just call and Try him Maj, and Franklin
streets. in a: ID ssory Of The PLAINLY EFdkbEs.
TIN- SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING
TIRTEESsI sHb sahssi +
business with dispatch; and returns thnnks W nr'
numerous patrons for past fasors and sollfs
be can promise his customers that all work done py
him will at least be equal 70 any otne, M rsanS
city and fully as cheap fact KNOWN W III pei'-'
Ro MIN Gt5TTERISG. &c-Hes prepared to
execute this description Of work In very superior
TIN WxRE.EAiways on hand large and general
assortment Of Tin wsre. WHOLESALE and retail; AZ Al,
Gas is i IKE, prepared 10 40 al
PIIMpS~He keeps always on hand large and ex-
.ensiye stock Of Wei and SarSsn Pumps LANGLEY
fell CHAhLLo u In -N - :
COUTHERN IRON WORKS:-LEMi Is
ON 7th street. West side, between Main and Cary
FIXTURES FOR MANUFACTURING TQBAC ~
yERANDAHs every description q uf EAo HOOKS 1R
GRATING and all kinds Of HOUSE AND Wrought u
IRON WORK, will be done with neatness ana GUS
patch on such terms as warrant Will give s1Hi
ton Ny cid friends, and the pubic 2ensray ,s a.
solicited to give me a call before engaging ese'
whore. IL! 49,
CTEAM IRON WORKS, 256 Nam street,
ONEAR SEVENTH subsciberis now pre ?a,I
Cd sfF F;a Ssfsa siii ShS
DAHS, STEPS, VAULTS and CELLAR pSo an"
GRATiAGs, Ae, &c CRATES ana FEN y" ane
all kinds 81 House Work aud Jobbing dohe on i'A
sX- Particular attention given to the enclosing 9
CEMETERY lots, Railing, &c, TOR tne s9uhaS' -
made as to he easily put up. call sollclted yNrs
NH l4-6m obo. o. ~ !" -
DICHMOND BELL AND BRASS FOuN-
II DRY, FANCY CRATE AND FENDER NAM ~
FACTORf-No 225 Main street, between otn ON Nv
9th west sideThe subscriber has for sale 3g
Yandsrs and Summer Pieces embracing 100 different
kinds, and is daily manufacturing Crates to order
wholesale and retail at Northern prices; 9r rt .
Bells neatly packed and forwarded to any part 70
the State Also Bells and Brass Castings niaue "
order and all kinds Of repairing done at the shortes
notice; sAM,L D. DENOON.
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SUP'TS OFFICE VA. CENTRAL r. R., 4
RICHMOND, Aug. sth, 1857. !
F'rr. ssw -sssaaa The attention of con-
- - - ssa.e.--- sigpces Of Produce by this
Road ID ctfqy called to the following extracts
from the General Rules:
TO prevent the Depot at Richmond from being
filed up with grain and other produce, if 1t is not
removed by the consgnee within As hours after it's
arrival, it will be removed by the Company, and
stored at the expense of the consgnee.
when goods, which have been transported on the
Railroad are suffered to remain In the Depot, the
Company will not be responsible for any loss nu
ry from fire, or from any other cause.
"When grain which has been transported in Com
panys bags reaches the Depot In town, If the con-
sigs takes it away in the same bags he will be held
responsible or their safe return or the vaIue there
off, THOMAS DODAMEAD,
au low Superintendent
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PIANos, 90.

- NUNNS g. CLARK6 FlA-
1872 NOs.-SEvEE OCTAVE PlANvS;;
WHU r. a. TAYLQK has Juspa t V 2pNos'
from the popular mandatory u Messrs. Nysns .
CLARK, whose Instruments he has been ssalns ~ ~
the past thirty years, TO the entire . ~
together With several excellent second hand insssu
mspts which VIII be sold ut unusually low plIces =,
MELODE0NS, OF Pelaubets make. 70 % ogsane~
at this establishment only. "a.
PIANO STOOLS, OF q variety OF patts5nnlc : ~.
The u,ost extensive assortment 81 Mucil Mo Mu
.icaI Iastrninsnts in the State. r II. TAYLOR.
10 2s-ts Piano and Music Store, 0ove4nor ssreos
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The Streets--Fire--Bap Associa-
ton at Edinburg-SLle Of Land, dc.
CORRESPONDENTS OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH

HARRIsoNBURG, VA, Aug. 2s, 1857.
Werc you ever in the Dismal Swamp? If you
have been there, you can form some idea of the
condition of our streets. 1t has been raining fol-
the last tweatyfonr hours, and this morning we
can look nowhere but that We mud. What we
called pavements yesterday, are nothing but mud
walks this morning. How long this is to last |
cannot tell; but our opiy prayer u.s. for little dry
weather.
An unfinished building, the property of Mr.. A.
K. Heneberger, was discovered to be GS fire, yes
terday morning, but before any means could be
taken to extinguish it, the fire had consumed -
great portion OF the building. The loss will be
about $1,000, and will fall on the contractors,
Messrs. Hickman & Long. The FIRE was caused by
the carelessness of one Of the hands employed on
the building He was bending some timber ia the
house, by heating 1t, and went of without putting
the fire out-the consequence was that the house
was soon 10 flames
1he Baptist Association met at Edinburg, She
aahdoah county, on Friday of last week. mum
Der " ministers were present, including several
visitors a0m other Associations. 1t adjourned on
Sabbath Lass.
A farm was sold at public auction on Friday last,
by Isaac Moffett commissioner in this county, for
so per acre-purchassr, Mr.. Thomas Thornton.
The Union Hotel" Ia Lgray, Page county, was
purchased by Mr.. Wesley IAGdsGR on Monday last,
at public auction, for the sum of $500.
Hon. kidwell Commissioner Of the Board of
fab!ic Works, arrived N this place yesterday.
Some person entered the Office of the Register OF
last night and stole $35 from tbs trunk of Mr. Jno.
IL shruIn, journeymap printer. 1t is supposed
that he got into the trunk by means Of false key.
There was also papers in the pocket-book 20 the
amount of about $780, VALLEY
BIRTH ON THE TRAIS.-The fact of birth on the
cars was announced a few days since. There vas
another occurrence Of the kind on the malt train
from the East yesterday morning. A German 20.
man Travelling West, gave birth to child between
aud o'clock. as the train was near Burtons sta
ten. After considerable delay, a garment was
hansisetored for its use, and at las. accouats the
mother and child were doing we'll thar IL the
sathsr had the little one in his arms and the mo-
ther was sees Hdttia1 with him to the steamboat
isnaigg' where the family took passage on the
s T Key West, fer Cincinnati.-W Wheeling
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NOTICE.-Having determined to change
my business. have disposed Il 9y stock and tho
good yill of the store formerly oeedBie by me, To
Messrs HAMILTON & BOUCHER, wil6 WI CON
tipue to eary sp the HATING business. at my cid
stand No. As Hesi tIen street. 49,.
Mr.. JAMES HAaHr0s Les been engaged with me for
the past thirteen years: aas take great pleasure In
recommending the new concern To my former pa
irons apa she public generally. - .
August 2iti, 1851 JAMES C0LLINS,
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.SHGAR.--l60 bbls. Coffee Sugar. yari-
H. sss srsss' ,a Do grHshsd and Pow
boxes Loaf do, In store and for sale by 5ra y
an % -tAaAs- LEWIS N WEIR A co
DEEPER AND PIMENTO for sale nv
aus =. II. sKINKER:A co.
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sUPT.,s 0FFiCE Il. q b. r. H..

~
Richmond, Adg. 18th, 1857. !
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.--In conse-
~ quenoe of being now engaged in rebuilding our
Depot at Richmond, il will be Impossible TO protect
the Goods coming to this station,
This is to notify all whom it may concern that IL
goods are not taken away upon delivery on the plat
form. the will be at the risk of the consgpee
and II they remain on the platform twenty -four
hours, they may be stored at their expense.
au le-ts G.. CAMPbEII. gunt
STORE CLOSED.-Our friends and the
~ public generally, are hereby informed that, hay
der TO give our store general overhanling we will
be closed up until the erly part Of September next
at which time we propose 20 open with an entire new
stock of Fall Goods about being selected by us IN the
principal Nq.therp markets
We also take this opportunity Of returning our
dies in particular Of the city and many parts Of the
State br the very liberal patronage they have favor
ed US with during the eight years past and hope in
future to merit share OF the same.
an Is j. MILLHTSER BRO.
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no TEk Rsss9H III p sarAsSSyyEEyy VI,

IL circulstio q large Kn6t larger tlkra.1y other
newspsper saosg the mriners and spbskanflal busi-
ness men Of Fredsricksburg ana this seetfnn Of yir
sdveFtising surpassed by no other. Ii this place Ii
numbers among Its readers those Who are able 70
buy lubefally and pay promptly, and whose custom
would be valuable 10 business men. ~ z 7
!. Neahsr labor nor expense WIN be spared to make
the eses worth more than Il paid for II by subscfi
be made 10 'ls' ssss NINE OEfffye
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