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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-06

THE FREDERICKSBURG NEWS, pub
a lished sgMI-wEEKLT, would not willingly be tooa-
u, for any consideration any subject, in any
gifts departments original or selected. II eneayors
to be useful TO the farmer especially and TO all poll
LCiana and others open to conviction willing to
listen to reason. It, political friends having been
Gently demolished in the late election. it will support
Mr. Buchanan against the attacks of the Democratic
party and is in the market for paying subscribers,
without regard to creed acknowledgement az
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/, NTHEACITE COAL. Anthracite Coal

IA The subscriber having fitted up large and com
nodous coal yard on Dock between 18th ana 18th
streets with OF Fairbanks patent balances, for
the purpose Of weighing COAL, will turnIsh MS pa,
irons with 22O lbs to the ton leach load weighed and
not guessed att az the very lowest market price,
81 if preferred lie will sell his COAL at an advance
Of 10 per cent on cost and charges; at the Same time
he will Away keep hand the best quality and in
yites the particular attention Uf his friends and the
public generally, to give him call before purchas
INK at Ne. II Main street or ut mis- COAL yard:
farms cash lie I2-tg) PC LARUS
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30 $40 RFWARD-Ranaway from

~ SO WAKD.-Ranaway from
81 the subscriber. on Monday July E, a negro man.
"a named MALAkI. lie IL about 40 years Ut
80 age, feet ? inches high, Of rather dark com
pIexI0n and has stoop in his shoulder; he ~as
Formerly the property OF Mr.. Beaziey, VINO resides
sonr four miles from the city and purchased Ivy
me few days since Of Dickinson, Hill Co. He has
been for some years past engaged in the well digging,
and is doubtless well known i'll the nrighbOrhood
IF Brooke Avenue. The above reward will be paid
FOR his delivery at Nj. Tates jail, near Mayos
Bridge. ELIZABETH flChENS.
~ mi
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Bold wow,x.--An aged couple were " aLsi
along Buruet street, in New biuts" n, "a ,iy
and one Of them pushed the old man and knocked
his bat IN hi. head. His wife Immediately struck
the rascal in the face. and with the assistance OF
I'm che o0;rers came and took him into custody.
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4 Mt HR4CT COAL--YOTICE-

n am receiving orders for the best quality OF AN
TURACITEC COAL, 10 be shipped and delivered dur
ing the present month and July. Persons ordering
their coal through NO. will receive 220 lbs to the ton
{they allowing me IL commission vi 10 per ceut.l y
Those W ho wish to lay in their winter supply, VIII
fud il greatly to their interest 10 purchase at this
season Of the year. when coal and freights low
All orders onciosed to me through the Post Office or
left at the Drug Store Of Me75rs Ladley Robinson,
corner of 4th and Franklin streets, at the law Of
fcr OF Powhltan Roberts Of I3th and Main sts,,
syhere my office is kept) will be promptly attended
TO- lie IO-5ml WRIT ROBERTS.
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u. q. v he,
MORTON BLEpsoE, Manager.
HEALING sPRIYGS.-These cclebr

HEALING SPRINGS.-These cclebra-
L Il ted Springs are now open for the reception OF
visitors. They situated III Bath county, - miles
west Of MILFORD Depot. OF the Virginia Central Rail
road. aud three miles southwest of the Hot Springs
immediately upon the Turnpike Road leading from
Millboro' Depot IL the White sulphur Springs
These waters celebrated for their efficacy in
diseases Of the skin, scroa old ulcers diseases of
the kidney bladder and urinary organs, nervous
tbs, rheumatism, dyspepoia and diseases OF the eye
in general Their properties gently Cathartic
diuretic aphuretiC Alternative and srdative and are
especially applicable to the above diseases.
The Baths are exceedingly delightful, buoyant and
Notwithstanding glow and sOftnCss TO the skin
not eNceled by any waters in Western thsir
temperature being SOC Fahrenheit.
The building, and Furniture all and COM
Portable and sufficient to accommodate $50 PERSONS
The proprietors will spare pains to make their
guests comfortable.
The Stages pass daily East and West thereby fur
nishing two daily mails
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STRIBLING sPRINGS.-rhis Maintain

~
- Retreat, IN Augusta county, Va, 10 miles fran
staunton, and Il miles from natrisonburp will h.
g ~ ~ tle management of Mr.. PETER n WOOp-
ARD formerly At Jsckson's River and for the last
lhLse seasons at the Healing Springs
Inc proprietor respectfully announces 10 fnyalhIs
ant pleasure seeking public, that by erecting eight
poye G0atote Cottages and by the general improvement
~ e premises since last season. that after the 10th
June he will BE- prepared with entirely nee fnrai
~, ana sunetent nnmber Of attendants TO offer
vstofs the most pleasant accom- aodatoas In the Viz
GINA mountains.
Inc waters Of this place are unsurpassed In fact
me visitor AT these Springs has the advantage of all
the Nariou. waters belonging TO the entire mineral
region OF Virginia.
The S,lpaUr Eater excolled by none except that
OF Greenbrier.
The Alum Syringe inferior 20 none tested for the
last tTe years with the Calybeate and Free Stone
Waters, all at hand III ABUNDANCE render this place
properly, the MINERAL SPRINGS or VIRGINIA
For pleasure seekers, there will he Music In At
tendance. and the anuseales and sports afforded BY
mountain resorts.
4a experienced pgsteiaa wil reside at the Springs
TgRSs-sl0 per week ssh for month Of four week.
and a reduction made for entire season. for less
than "a week $l.5o per day win be charged
Es- A line Of SUPERIOR f0BR-ffoRSR NJ All
COACHES viii leave Stauntoh daily for this place
after the arrival Of the Eastern cars
HS- line Of STAGES il expected IN nass tha
Springs. en- route from Harrson6urg 10 Bath Alnm
SPRINGS CHESLEY KINNFy
VI! 1e~uShNCothWIh PrOpfietnr
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TO HOTEL KEEPERS. HEADS or

L FAMILIES AND ALL OTHERS FOND OF
THE LU&Uk1ES OF LIFE.-SEMPLE'S InfallibIe
Baking Powders the greatest preparation known for
making sweet light and wholesome Bread P,t,idings
and Pastry of all kinds One trial will insure the use
of them in any family forever. 1t IL saving of time
saving Of trouble and saving Of muney--three In
dispensabe savings 10 be fulfilled In these modern
times OF reform. For sale wholesale end retail. by
ass 5sA 8at JNO. W. GARLICK, proprietor
Js Market Place, Frank lin street
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SHOCKING AccIDENT.-The Franklin PA Ledger
of Saturday last states that interesting child Of
Mr. IIezckiah Easton was very badly scaldod on
Wednesday last by falling into boiling starch-so
badly that il III scarcely expected to recover.
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!. ,yY rss.s4g.E1 RICHMOND AND

ftsia - pASy SGTiiR RtIIR6 HEs
CHANGE OF SCHEDCLE-SUMM ARRANGE
NENT.-JULH 18TH, IS7.-The Mail Train all
leave Richmond daily (Sunds excepted at sslosk
A. NJ. arrive at the junction ats 81 A. NJ. and Al Dss
VIE at - 7. h. connecting with the South-Side
with tho Virginia aud 1enuesses Railroad train, 70
the Southwestern Virgins Springs, at Lynchhurs
through TO toyner's, AlleRhary, MontgsmeTy White
sulphur, aud elbow Su ph ar Springs, the evening
of the same day, from Richmond
Returning, leave Dsngilie At 10 % A. NJ arrive At
junction, 80 p. NJ connecting with the Ssutlsds
Railroad Trains from LyuChburg and arrive in Rich
mond, connecting with the Trains going Asrth at
go 7. NJ. g. CAMPBELL
j. Its General Superintendent.
RE- The above schedule will he yttn on and afreg
MONDAY, the 5rd OF August.
CHARLESCAHPBELL,
~ 2t-ts superintendent.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA, &c,
Dun RUN, RUN-And don't stop un

BY Tho sleNnship7 ZEN NSYLNANIN,V IKGINIA
and CITY OF KlCHM0ED. One of thes" steamers
leave every Monday and Thursday, stopping AT City
Point and Norfolk receive freight and passengers
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STOP ut No. 10 Main street, before pur
~ chasing, for it is no use paying extra for DRY
GOODS when yOu can buy them there at and below
cost 90 paTasus, at half price; POO Black and Co
Iorcd Mantlcs To he sold of; Emhroderies of every
descriptions Shcptings: Domestic Goods and Towel
lugs at New York wholesale prices: Rich Flouncr
aud Dotted Swiss Plain Swiss. Null, Jaconet, Cam
brio Nainsook, Check and Striped Muslins &C., &c.
below cost, At
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

rA VERY DESIRABLE PRIVATE
A::a DWELLING on CLAY, BETWEEN % AND
80 STREETS, FOR SALE.-The subscribers are
authorized to sell the really valuable private Dwell
Ing located "a above, formerly in the occupancy of
pr. Lynch, and now by Jno II. Claiborne, Esq. The
house Is we'll built is covered with slate IL supplied
with gas and water and has rooms. besides large
kitchen.
TERMS accommodating Apply to
au4-6t G0DDIN & APPERS0N. Aucts,
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SHEEP IN ILIfNois-Messrs. Mcconnell 4 iIoppin,
the extensive sheep growers have disposed OF their
spring clipof wool We understand it amounted to
over 80 900 pounds and sold for average Of fifty
cents per pound.-,Spr0eyfeH (iH) Jou1hdL
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SUMMER RETREATS.

BEDFORD A L q M SPRIEGS,-These
- Springs are situated eleven miles from Lynch
burg, aud four from the Forest Depot, on the Va
Tenn. r. r., where n cpnvsyance viii always be In
readiness to convey passengers TO ana irofa the
Springs Tho water ofthese springs has seen iully
eminent ysicisns of this country to bea sovereign
specific Scrofula aud all eutsneous diseases IL has
never fied in enectins cures Of dyspepsia and alb
womb Diseases, such Proiap5us Utcf1,and all Kiln
dredI diseases 80 prevalent amongst females
The W ater and MASS have been recently analyzed
by the most reliable Chemist in the United States
and pronounced by them tocontais morsIodipe than
any mineral water yet dscosersi ,,.,,,
jy9,-dlms Projectors
DOANOKE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS.
II Thi. delightful Watering Place, although opened
share of public attention ami patronage. II ~ sua-
tod on the Turnpike road from Salem 10
the Sweet Springs, and splendid line OF stage
Coaches will convey passengers on tue slfsinIa ana
Tsunsssee Railroad without any detentlon from Sa-
lem Depot BY the Red Sulphur TO the sweet Springs
and tIreenbrier White Sulphur, being the shortest
and best route bet ween those points.
since the last Season, the ACCOMMODATIONS nave
been greatly enlarged by the addition OF several
HANDSOME and spacious Cottages. The pr0priet0rs
feel sure that all who visit their springs, VIII ve
made entirely comfortable and satisfied TO seekers
of health they offer Mineral water, the DcneCtal
in diseases of the Lungs and Stomach, 10 seekers
of pleasure, they offer a Table proyisd WIN All tho
substantals and many Of the iuxurlCs Oi me- psaues
all those appendages OF amusement iopnd III oihef
SAINT retreat from the heat and dust Of thectIes they
offer Just such retreat, besides Il hearty welcome
and the best treatment. q. ". SIIANkS,
ID. q. SHANkS,
c. u. BOARD,
WI. WALTON,
ieI6-d2m A. HUPP.
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DoNNJSG THE ISExPRgssiBLEs-The Chicago Trih
rne tells story Of young person who drank,
smoked, and put airs generally, and who OH
cated as an omnibus ticket agent on the Chicago
st. Paul and Fond du Lac Road. being discovered
to be girl in male apparel. She donned crinoline
and made tracks toward st. Louis on being de
teeteh
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Fa,7 RACE or TEv MnEs FOR 81 000.-Thero was a
4en mile foot race in Portland. Me-, Friday, be-
twecn John Stetson. the well known pedestrian
and John Munday, Of 81. Johns, n. b., for purse
Of 600. Stetson won handly. His adversary
gave out Oh the 9th mile and was carried to the
Judges tent completely exhausted.
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UNION STEAMSHIP com.

UNION STEAMSHIP com,
fEE PANY-F0R PHILADELPHIA VA
<2xA4CITY POINT AND NORFOLK -Steas
E1s&d& szzzzz1ker CITY OF RICHMOND, Jsniais z
Mitchell; steamer PENNSYLVANIA Cant pAvE
Teal; steamer VIRGINIA, Captain r. Rooms
One OF these superior Steamers will leave Richuud
until further notice, every MONDAY and THURS
DAY touching at City Point and Norfolk 10 rettiV,
freight and Passengers. Returning, leaving Pals
drlphis every " EDNESpAT and SATURDAY nsln.
Ings at 10 O'clock.
TheE" Steamers ars now in fine order increased a.
COMMUNICATIONS t"r the comfort Of passengers having
hope, by regularity, dispatch and care in protecsug
goods committed to our charge. to receive
Of patronage.
rss- No traHshipuentb by this line
Passage through to New York, and fonnd SOC
DO 10 Philadeiphia, and found, ut
cabin, sH
Passage through to Philadelphia, not FUND, ID
cabin, 40
Passage TO City Point and Norfolk same a. By d.
River Boats.
Es- Passengers by this line can stop In phls,yi
pha two Or three day aud then proceed TO New iok
by the same ticket. II. h. TUITLE Agent
al 70 Rockets.
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RG SPECIAL N0TICE-Expres. packages fag
Norfolk, Petersburg, Richmond, aud all places in n
gns and North Carolina. intended for shipment By
Steamships Roanoke and jamestown. will hetesitet
he received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
who the authorized Agents for Express privileges
on these sEips.
Office Of the New York and Virginia Steaushis
Company LUDIAM PEASANTS Axepts
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EXPLOSION or A BOILER At DAVENPORT, Iowa.
CINE which drives the shops Of tha NJ and VI. Rail
road AZ Davenport. Iowa, exploded, destroying the
engine house, crushing the wall of the machine
shop. blowing the roof of the carpenter shop, and
killing instantly Edward 7. Yoger, the engineer
The loss Is about $1,000.
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..-nz A rannrt has been circulated

cEAk A report has been circulated
SSfs4fSt- on several occasions, since my shop was
burnt d0wII on 18th street. about year ago, that L
was not now engaged in the COACH MANUFACrC-
RING BUSINESS. Such reports am persuaded;
has operated i'll degree against my interest; ana
l take this occasion to say they are entirely iase
having never contemplated stopping It slncs esta-
bIishpd myself at IS Franklin street where am now
to all the branches Of the business
neatly aud substantially at prices that cannot fail to
nlsase Tiy q-In1 0. A, FRANCIS.
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DOANoKE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS.

A MELIASP SPRINGS above Springs
\ will be open for the reception Of visitors on tne
LIST Of July They are situated o. from letters
vile Depot on the Richmond and Daiyiile Railroad,
where there will DO in readiness an OMNIBUS, 10
take passengers 10 the Springs 400 ~
Board, per month"; % ~
n, ~ dav 2OOI
Children under IL years of sgd, and serE ants half
price. - -- ,,l,,.,
10 I1-2mE TilOS. T.. W III SDN SUNS. |
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A LLEGHANY sPRINGS.-Tbis water.

- ing place. so fayorably known 10 the public
Sl De opened Tor the reception of visitors on thu
nrst usy OF June The present proprirtors are hap
py 10 announce that they have secured the servi.e
"a general manager. of Mr. JN0 p. LEE, (of the
American Hotel, Richmond, Va Whose long rxpc-
rence in the hotel business, and well established
reputation a. gentleman and caterer are sufficient
guarantees that every effort will DO made TO give ell
tire satisfaction 10 guests
The powerful curative properties Of this water
ana rs efficacy IN all diseases III the stomach liver
bowels, nervous system, &C. is well attest.d by the
many cures, almost miraculous. which have been If.
iets'ed by ns use We refer with confidence 10 all
the parons Of the former proprietors A co,nnlrt,.
bathing establishment has been added 10 our ar
fahgements for the COMFORT Of visitors since last
season N~N t'>''
FOR further particulars, refer 10 the card, To Dr.
found IN hotels, ears, steamboats, &c
y spienuii nne OF foUR-H0RsE COACHES will
convey visitors from ShawsYle TO this nlare al
the two points RRTI5GF9 Z uhi ~ w
my T-d&ct25A proi,&
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CLOSING OUT OF SPRING AND SUM

CLOSING OUT OF SPRING AND SUM
~ MFR STOCK AT VAL. COIIEN'S. 10 BROAD
STREETI lie has yet on. hand more Goods than Is de,
offer the greatest bargains TO purchasers. Irish
LINEN at 3Tl9 cents worth 621s cts; TOW ELS %
tt. aud some loo per doz; Genuine Turkish Bath
inc TOWELS So ct5 4 piece De Bege ROBES 22j a
pieae worth 300; Solid Black LAWN; 9yarls fer ''
Lacey Ellis at 81 eta. pece, worth So cts ha4-
! 90 a pair worth MS; Fine White Kid GLOVES at
~ cts IA pair: Handsome Embroidered Swiss and
Cambria BANDS at = cts; Cactus SKIRTS 90 cts a
piece for Ni5ses at3ls cts Best quality trenc
CORSETS at 100 and LIZ very cheap Black and
handsome DRESS SILKS; CROWLEY'S Gold Eye
VAL. COIIEN'S, l7j Broad 1t.
\. y. have In store very complete assortment oil
HOSIERY for Ladies. Misses, Gents and Boys; also,
Linen aud Silk POCKET HANDkERCHIEFS,t to be
sold oil ut extremely low prices. Jy -
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7xs CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES


t+Sl>tt~ The subscriber has on hand, st his Coach
Making Establishment, on Lombard Alloy, be
tween Main and Cary, 18th and 18th streets near
BAROUCHES BUGGIES, with and without tops, and
SULKIES all OF his own make, Of the best materials
and workmanship: all Of which will be sold "a low AZ
good work ofthe kind can be in the city OF RchrAond
and respectfully ask call from those in want OF any
article in the CarrisYe line, 81 | AM determined to
ana TO order and sell at the lowest prices possible
and all work sold, that is new, warranted
ia Ik-on, MICAJAH MkNGUM.
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DAILY DISPATCH.

Navu.-~Captain Blake has received preparatory
orders 10 relieve ssoIisborough on the loth
af6nasember, "a superintendent of the naval acaa
MLlkAnnapolis
Capt. Quincy has received preparatory orders 70
succeed Capt Blake in the superintenheney OF l,e
eon..rrc,inn ~ Stexens' war steamer at \. York
Commander Edward II. Thompson has been Or
,icred 70 report at the Philadelphia navy yard on
the 9Th Of August ~ ordnance officer, in the place
Of Commander Thomas Turner.
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rT DAILY LINE BETWEEN
ysyf-& g-~1sRICHMoSD OLD POINT POETS
MOUTH AND NORFOLk.-The Steamers uihN
COVE and CURTIS PECK, now ia first fste eEdei
will, on and after MONDAY next, 18th inst, eV@.
n,ence and continne a daily line between the AtS''
places.
The GLEN COVE. Capt. J. o. Davis. will leave iAs
wharf At Rockets ON MONDAY mg.uipg 81 =.
ocleck precisely; and the CURTIS FEth, Japan
samuel Barney, will leave tho wharf at NoTie4A ~
the same morning and at the same hour, ana sVa,
tnu. 10 run every day Sunday excepted and te-Nn
A. all the regular landings the river. golns Ahd ~
turning,
Passage 20 Old Point. Portsmouth ADD NorGolk' y
Forward passage, "
Meals ~ cts each n. Q. HASklNS.
Freights taken rs usual but the tTeights on A.
soods i1tenvd to b. pat off any s the isbins, =.
the river must be paid when ths articles afe sea- =
THE Boat and We not Responsible Tor say A.Ns'
after Il is put on the wharf to which Z u dnscs,a
JeB X. O. hAshlNS
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BALTIMORE OMMERCIAL COL
~ LEGE.
FOUNDED l3j2-CHARTERED 1884.
Located corner of Baltimore and Charles streets
BALTIMORE, MD.


~ LEGE.
FOUNDED l3j2-CHARTERED 1884.
Located corner of Baltimore and Charles streets.
BALTIMORE, MD.
This institution is in the most prosperous and
hourshing condition. Twice during the last two
years has it been necessary to obtain larger apart
nents for the accommodation of the increasing mum
Der % students, representing nearly every State III
the Union.
The adyantagps and facilities here afforded TO young
1Ion desiring qualify themselves properly for the
various duties OF the Counting Room. or 70 obtain II
YN0rUteJh Practical Business EiucdttOR generally
unsurpassed in any particular by any similar es
enlistment III the United States.
FACULTY.
Z. X LOSIER Principal
lecturer on the Science of Accounts, Commerce. Btu
snc5s, Customs, &c.
]. VI. + II l. l. ] PS,
Professor Of the Theory and Practice Of Keep
ing, and Commercial Calculations.
Associate Professor of Book Keeping.
N {. JOHNSON,
Professor of Busineas and Ornamental Penmanship
:. f. WILLIAMS. ESQ,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REV. +. YEATES REESE, d. D.,
Lecturer ON Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. John T. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua Vansant
Hon. Thos. Swami. WIN. IL. keiGher. Esq.
Jacob Trust Esq. Vim. knabe, Esq
6R-A large and beautifully Ornamrnted Circular,
containing upwards of SQUARE FEET, representing
.he exterior and interior view of the College various
nail. FREE If charge. accompanied with Catalogue,
>'''1' '''' pow ''~ Elk. LosIER,
je 23-d&c3m Baltimore. Nd.
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RIcHMoSp AND pIsyulr kauRo,r

ItItHAUND ANb UANNILLk kAILRoAb,
July Sd 1857. !
r. rrrssEEE1 AMELIA SULPHUR
Ky -ifh9-r~ss2et SPRINGS, NEAR JETRRs
V1LLE.-SPECIAL NOTiCE.-For the arconnais-
ton OF persons visiting the above popular SPRING.
special train will be run every SATURDAY after
Moon, commencing July nth, leaving Kirhmsnd Sta
tion at o'clock, p NJ and arriving at Jetersville AZ
5i5. l.. NJ, where omhihures will bs in waiting 70
take visitors 70 the Springs Omnibus fare q cents
Returning, leave JeteTsville every MONDAY msrn-
iug, at go, A NJ, and arrive in Richmond al ga 4
VI. Ticket. for the round trap, by this train g.
when purch aaed 1T this Office in Richmond fer az
tickets purchased on the ten cents addition Wiu
be charged over the regular mail traiH rates
le3 Z. CAMPRkLi. SaperinteRdsnt.
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AcCnpENT.-Bruce II. Carnaham, of Wheeling,
had his arm crushed. and received other injuries.
by falling from train of ears On the Northwest
crn Virginia Railroad, on Friday. He died on
Sunday.
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OFFICE OF ADAMS EMPRESS CeSrYl

OFFICE OF ADAMS EMPRESS CeMYN
RICHSOsD, May Let, I557.
LA I'M -5as..!i.atsE7 SFhCiAL NOTICE.
fly ~ ~ESe----tafses We are prepared to trsn,art
any business on the Virginia Central Railroad. isp.
pertaining to the Express husiness) Especial atten-
ton VIII he paid TO THAT line, in connection with the
different Springs OF Virginia.
Messengers will leave daily at O'Clock A. NJ, IA
charge ofValuabler, money &c.
For further particulars apply TO
j. l.. MACDONOUGH, Agent
my Adams E1pressCs IA Main ST.
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y ls-ts Executor 81 Tho@ Williams. iecId
EIGHT YEARS. RULE CONTINuEn

- The 18th Of July it has been my rule TO greatly
reduce the cash price of all my Summer Clothing
and Furnishing Goods II il not desirable or prottas
bic TO carry over to the second stock OF Snn
mer Clothing. notwithstanding my stock ia large
comprising Cashmere Suits Narcotics do, White
aud Colored Linen do. Alpaca Merino Dram de Ete.
&c; and Furnishing Good such as Shirts, Collars
Socks, Gloves, Suspenders Crayats OF the greatest
rs Will ensure sales. All In want will hasten to call
while the variety is good.
iy 2S no 49, >,