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SrIToE FOR THE PRINCESS ALIcE.--According Ia
letter from the liagne, the Queens mother is
shortly 70 proceed TO London. marriage II il said
being projected between the Prince of Orange and
the Princess Alice, the second daughter of her Bri
tanir Majesty "
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u '.G THAN Two utNDHED jiiLLiUN DOLLARS 20
."UrtupN.-At the last monthly meeting of the
'nnnecticut Historical society, Hon Henry Ber
ntfd he resilient presented an interesting pa
per relating 10 the amount ri donations. requests
&c. made for educational. literary and scientific
purposes in the United States. The whole amount
Of Land appropriated by the General Goyernmen
fpr educational purposes TO the LIST of January
l7"i, was stated to be 52,070,22l acres; which at
the minimum price Of such lands when first brought
into market represented the magnificent sum OF
'1)D.pjJ--but which, at this time, could not be
worth less than SZJ00O0,000. The amount of do
nations and subscriptions by individuals far exceeds
all that had been given by State legislatures Mr.
Bernard read from table exhibiting the dona
tons ami requests made by citizens of Boston with
~ the last half century, amounting to upwards of
SlOlO 600.
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PHHtDsLfHIA MARKsTs.-The piquant Fanny Fern
visited Philadelphia lately. ami Col Fitzgerald toob
her 10 see the markets They nearly oyercane her
and she writes in a perfect gush of gastronomit
feeling
We gods what butter! Shall ever again swal
low the abominabe connection called butter il
New York; That Fanny Fern-should hay,
lived to this time. and never known the bliss OF
tasting Philadelphia butter never seen thos,
golden pounds each separately folded in its fresl
golden leaf reposing 80 temptingly, and crying
"at me. so eiUguently from the snow white tubs
What have the Philadelphia done that they
should be fed such crisp vegetables such fruits
and such c,eHmy ice-creamst That their fish shonI
come dripping to their mouths from their nativ,
element That their meat should wait to be car
ried home, instead Of crawling by ITSELF Why
should the most circumscribed and frugal Of house
keepers who goes with her snowy basket To buy
her husbands dinner, he able to dlintlfy his tabl,
with a fragrant siXpenny bouquet? Why shoult
th" peas and caulifowers and asparagus and let
tuc"--'ire1t Cesar! what haze the philadel shan
don" 'hrt they should wallow in such hi ghstcppin.
cIoverl"
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Bona FoUSD.-The body of BENJAMIN Chandler
OF Wilmington. Del, who has been missing aimee
last autumn, has been found in the White Nom.
talns, New Hampshire, near the Green House
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IA, rTEl..gg..s.s....sS.Il THE ADAMS EAFKES5
.-=ssst-'sxsseyCOMPASY,l 1874 Main st. hsviss
RESUMED their Steamship Express to and from Nor.
folk Petersburg and Richmond By Steamers James
town and Roanoke, which leave New York every
Wednesday and saturday. and thence by railroad 70
Weldon, Wilmington, Lyuchkurg, Salem, Nythevdls
and the principal places in Virginia and North Care
lina are now prepared to forward with great db-
patch and ut reduced rates, every kind OF Merchan
disc, Valuable Parcels Jewelry, &c to the above
named cities. apd all places on the seabOard.
Our Express On the Steamships will be aCcompa MED
by special Messengers who will give their prrsonsl
attention 10 the careful handling If goods entrusted
to the ADAMS EXPRESS co.'s Steamship Express.
shippers will please take notice that pack axes to
points in Virginia aud North Carolina Ill be BY
steamers. unless otherw ise marked.
Freight received. on day of sailing until o'eloCk,
p VI. j. l.. MACDONOUGH,
Agent of Adams EXPIRES. Co.
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WASHING CALIcoES-The following method OF
washing dresses of rined muslin, to preserve
the colors, is recommended by competent autho-
rity:
The dress should be washed in lather, and not
in the usual way. by applying the soap direct upon
the muslin. Make a lather by boiling some soal
and water together. Let it stand until it is sufi
GENTLY cool for use. Previously to putting the
dress into it, throw in handful of salt. Rinre the
dress, without wrngng it, i'll clear cold water into
which little salt has been thrown. Remove it
and rncc it again in fresh supply Of clear cold
water and salt. Then wiring the dress in cloth
and hang it to dry immediately, spreading it ouf
rs open possible a. to prevent any part living
over another. Should there be any white in the
pattern, mix a little blue in the water
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IN FOR SALE.-A pair of fine blood
63S'ed HORSES by John Blunt, ) years old gen
tie and well broken; Also, light open CARRIAGE,
new and IN good order. The owner expecting to be
absent from the city for several months, will sell
them at sacrifice. Can be at the American
Stables for this week. Jy 2l-lw@
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ARE YOU GOING TO THE SPRINGS .

4 n If So you should give LEVY call. and purchase
Of those Dry foods which he selling very low.
Nice De Beige Robes at S22; En4lish Lustsr, bean
cents Lawns and Berege BJbes at cost. Hoop Skirts
for - cents Collars. of every description sold at half
their vane Parasos of the incest and latest yles at
cn4t; Berege and Lawns at 21z cents per yard; Fine
Ta-s Linen HaHdk at - cents: HemstitChed
HandkerChiets at q cents: Fine Linen at 10 cent?
worth - cents; Bonnet Ribbons AZ l29, To- ls} and
q cents Lawn Dress Patterns at 81 per dress: Hoop
skirts, FOR girls, at 20 cents. Remember the place
where you can buy nice and cheap Dry Goods, is at
JACOB 4. LEWIS,
jy % y Main street.
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DAILY DISPATCH.
THURSDAY MORNING. .IrTt.y "a ,s,y


TnE DIPLOMATIC Coaps on fRx UNITED srArgs--A
Washington correspondent of the New York Cou-
rier furnishes some interesting information in re-
iaon to the diplomatic corps Of the United States
The aggregate number OF Diplomatic and Con-
suiar oiiices Is Sde. The two full missions Of high.
est rank are those Of England and France TO which
Is attached a salary OF sl7.5oo each The occu.
pants OF hve otser missions receive $4,000 each.
OF Two others $1,000 each and the Minister TO Aus
ira receives Sao0o Hut the iucrativeness Of the
n'nGes ana the expensesof the system will be shown
IN the suhjotned tabular statement Of appointments
aud compensation authorised by law
Two missions 81 800 per annum ........... as 90
T.e missions sl200 per $4,000
SeHeneen MISSIONS OF second grade at s. 500 80 III go
Somnissoner % China. a0oo
commissioner TO Sandwich Islands ............. 800
Two Secretaries of Legation, 1882 ........, 20
Slk Secretaries of Legation 81 500 ....... ~ ~
phe Secretary OF Legation 81 lon ........ 2on
hc secretary OF Legation 3ns
Eighteen Secretaries of Legation, 81 sO... n 500
$52i 80
on the Consulshps. one hundred and thirty fou,
arc ssiaried officers Of which the most important
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any iA'N''"' ECHOLs DEWEY,
=; % a,,ns prugrietofs
no,N0KE RED SuLPHUR SPRINGS

II
II This aalobtful Watering Place, although opened
for III. rst time in 1856 has already attracted fair
share OF public attention and patronage IL Is stua-
the Sweet Springs, and a splendid line Of stage
Coaches will convey passengers on tns ss ,-, anu i
Tennessee Railroad without any detention, rom ga
lem Depot by the Red sulphur to the sweet Srr1ngs
and Grscnbrier White sulphur, being tho shortest
and best route between those points ,..,.
Since the last Season, the accommodations nave
been greatly enlarged By the addition u
handsome and spacious Cottages The pfopIisei.IIis
feel sure, that all who visit their sprihSs, VIII pe
made entirely comfortable and satisfied 10 $3.50
effects of which have been fully tested Particularly
in Diseases of the Lungs and stomach 10 see A .
of pleasure they offer Table provided with all the
saIhstantials and many of the uxuries Of life, besides
all those appendices Of amusement found at other
san from the heat and dust of the ties they
offer Just such retreat, besides hearty welcome
and the heat treatment q. ". SHANkS,
N''N WV d. G. SHANkS, .t.
q. b. BOARD,
VIM WALTON,
A HEpp.
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"A
- Springs are situated eleven miles from Lynch
burg, and tour from the Forest Depot. ON the Va
Tenn. X. f., where convey ance will always be IN
readiness to convey passengers 10 and from the
Springs, The water oftllsse Springs has been fully
established, and acknowledged by many OF the most
eminent ply sicaRs vi this country to be sovereign
specific for Scrofula aud all cutaneous diseases IL has
never failed in efecting OF dyspepsia and all
womb Diseases such Prolapsus Uteri and all Kin
fired diseases so prevalent amongst females.
The Water and Mass have been recently analyzed
by the most reliable Chemist In the United states,
and pronounced By them to contain more Iodine than
any 'A'''"' ECHOLS 4 DEWEY,
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-NOTICE.-I
"A 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 22i0 lbs to the ton
(they allowing me u commission of 10 por cent?
Those who wish to lay in their winter supply, will
ind greatly to theic interest to purchase at this
SEASON of the year. when coal and freightS low
All orders enclosed TO through the Post Office or
lett at the Drug Store of MesSrs Laidley Robinson,
of ih and Franklin streets, at the law Of
flee of Powhatan Roberts cor of 18th and Main sts
(where my Office is kept) will be promptly attended
to. Je i0--3in WHIT ROBERTS.
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j. H. NACDONOUGH,
Agent of Adams Express Co.

80 SPECIAL NOTICE-Express packages for
Norfolk. Petersburg, Richmond aud all places in yir'
ginis and North Carolina, intended for shipment by
Steamships Roanoke and Jamestown, will hereafter
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANE
who"re the authorized gents for Express privileges
these ships.
Office of the New York and Virginia Stea Hship
Company. LUDLAM & PLEASANTS, Agents.
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LILY CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
COAL.
4 NTHRACITE COAL. Anthracite Goa

A NTHRACITE COAL. Anthracite Coal
~ The subscriber having fitted up slarge and com
modiOus coal yard on Dock between 18th and 18th
streets with ono os Fairbanks patent balances, for
the purpose of weighing COAL will furnish his pa,
trous with 22io lbs 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 at the same time
he will always keep hand the best quality, and in
vtes the particular attention of his friends and the
public GENERALLY, TO give him call before purchas
ing at Ne. - Main street, or at his COAL yard.
Terms cash lie I2-ts) PC. LARUS.
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EINE FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS.

L closing out at and under cost Now is the time
for bargains. bargains! The subscriber has gone
through hi- stock and marked down all Printed
Dress Goods at nearly half their former value being
determined to close out all past styles with the sea
son. Special notice this morning; All close buyers
rarely offered i'll the following desirable rich and ee
xant merchandise:
Printed Bcrage of all kinds and qualities, at dis
count OF at least ~ per cent. 10000 yds. yard wide
Printed Lawns at l0]. cents, usually sold AT Is;
have mark them at this price TO make an eltire
clearance of the whole lot; 300 yts. fast color Cali
ut cents; 500 yds fast color Furniture Calicos
At cents; loe0 yds. Plaid Ginghams at Ga cents:
1000 rich Berage Robes, ia yds., at 81 each 1000
Linen HandktrchieiS AT ia cents 1890 pair Ladies
White Cotton Hose at Ga cents; 1000 emb'd Muslin
Collars at "a cents each; Curtain Muslin a large
lot some as low as l2ls cents Table Linens Towel
ings, Bounets, Turkish Countersanes. Irish Linens
Mantilla>, very cheap; Hoop. Crinolne, Cactus and
arseilles skirts to all of which unexpectedly ask
the attention Of the closest buyers.
G. A. GWATKIN
jy u Opposite Exchange Bank
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BALTIMORE COMMERCIAL COL
- LEGE.

II.
FOUNDED ls52-CHARrEREp 1854
Located corner of Baltimore and Charles streets
BALTIMORE, MD.
This institution is now in the most prosnerous and
hourishins condition. Twice during the last two
years has IL been necessary 10 obtain larger anart-
ments for the accommodation of the increasing mum
Der OF students representing nearly every State in
the Union.
Disadvantages and facilities here afforded to younp
men, desiring to qualfy themselves properly for the
various duties of the Counting Room, or to obtain
Thorough Practical Business Edtcdtion generally
are unsurpassed in any particular by any similar e
adjustment in the United States
FACULTY.
Il. K. L0SIER, Principal
Lecturer on the Science of Accounts, Commerce, Bu-
slness, Customs, &C.
J. NJ. PHI LIPS
Professor of the Theory and Practice Of Rock Keen
ing, and Commercial Calculations
III. IL. DAVIES
Associate Professor of Book Keeping
N. &. JOHNSON
professor OF Business and Ornamental Penmanship
5. I. WILLIAMS, ESQ
Lecturer on Mercantile Law
REV. h. YEAfES REESE ID. d.
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics
TRUSTEES:
Hon John I. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua yansant
non T, nus. swami, VIM. II. keigher, ESQ
Jarob trust, Esq, VIM. knahe ESQ
So large and beautifully 0rnanenteJ Srcriar
containing upwards of SIX SQUARE FErT rsnressn,ir,
the exsoffM aud interior view of the College yar;.s
aieC3k1Suc Designs, Ptnmanship Xc sant ~
mail, ~ o. Charge. accompanied with fataioo,ss
giving ma particulars. Address "0'
:. Elk LosIER
Baltimore, Nd.
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LUDLAM 4 WATSON.

xU~a STEAMERS GEORGE PEA
xtS------rw41~<33- BODY AND pELsIDERE BETWEEN
BALTIMORE AND RIChMOSD.-The above two
large and comm0ious steamers nov on the route
between Baltimore and Richmond
The GEO. PEABODY will leave Baltimore every
SATURDAY afternoon and the BELSIDERE every
WEDNESDAY afternoon. FIR Rchmsnd.
Returning, the Geo. Peabody will lrave Richmond
every Tuesday afternoon. and the Belyidsre every
Saturiay afterDoon. for Baltimore.
NH l2-ts LUDLAM L WATSON
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- UNITED STATES MAIL

TT UNITED STATES MAIL
S$& LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
- knas ORFOLk, PETERsRTRG ASD
x-kSz1S17@3gR G ii MON D.-The jamestown
Captain Parrish. haves Richmond every TUESDAY a.
hfn'oH, cry fonit same evening, aud Nsrfolk next
morning "wednesday for New York. nav
The ROASOhE. Capt. skinner, leaves City Point
Evening for New York ~ @'
hetnFntng; the jamestown leaves New York, from
fler ~ North River every Saturday afternoon With
without detention at Norfolk. merely stopping there
10 lanh passengers. She takes fright Only for Rich
mund. - - ~
The Roanoke leaves New York fotn same Pier every
wednesday afternoon, with passengers for Norfolk
Petersburg aud Richmond bat nakes freight only for
Norfolk. North Carolina and Petersburg.
Passage and fare. stateroom included, between
N9rioik and New York, s. S;serage passage s.
Passage and fare Stateroan incinhed between
Richmond, Petersburg and New York, g. steerage
passage, s..
NH II LUDLAM WATSON
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NHEAP DRY GOODS-CHEAPEw THAN
~ EvER-We are still selling some very good bar
gains better than ever previous 10 our closing up for
the season. Our assortment il also very good yet
specially in such goods mostly wanted at this
lime. We call attention to variety OF White
foods ana EmbToderies, Goods FOR travelling dresses
Irish Linens Table DaInaska Napkins and Towel
nx4 Shirtinge and SheetnYr, Gents and Ladies' Lii
lrn Cambria ldkf+, and many other desirable goods,
which will sell 1T your Prices. Call soon. and
AXE the guDds away
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STRIBLING SPRINGS.-This Mountain

STRlBLING SPRINGS.-This Mountain
- Retreat, in Augusta county Va, 10 miles frsm
staunton, and Il miles from Harris5nburg will be
under the management Of MIR. PETER IT, WOOD
MAkD, formerly nj Jackson's River and for the last
three seasons at the Healing Springs.
The proprietor respectfully announces TO inyalids
and pleasure seeking public, that by erecting sight
more d0ute tottd0eS and by the general improvement
OF the premises since last Season. that after the 10th
OF June, he will be prepared with entirely aso 6rni-
turf, and sufficient number Of attendants to offer
visitors the most pleasant accom- iodtoHs in the Vir-
CHINA mountains.
The waters of this place are unsurpassed: in k,ct
the visitor at these Springs has the advantage of Ali
The various waters belonging 10 the entire mineral
region of Virginia.
The Sulphur Water excelled by none except that
Of Greenbrier. ~
The Alum Springs inferior 20 none as tested for the
last hVe years with the Caiy beate and Free Stone
Haters, all at hand in abundance render this Mace
properly, the MINERAL SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA
FOR pleasure seekers, there will be Music in at
tehdahce ana the ADJUSTMENTS and sports afforded by
mountain resorts.
in experienced p ysiciIR will reside at the snrinS.
IERAs-Si0 per week; so for a month of four wseEs
ana a reduction made for entire season. for les
thsn a week 81 per day will b. charged.
81 line OF SUPERIOR FOUR-HORsE MAIL
CUACHhs VIII leave stanton daily for this place
after the arrival OF the Eastern cars. ~'
ks- line OF STAGES Is expected 10 mass the
springs On route from Harrisonburg TO Bath Alum
Springs CUESLEY KINNEY ~
my So-azIhaeJtawlm Proprietoy
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, ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE

~ WARD-For the apprehension and delivery to
~ 'us of Mulatto Man named JOHN MASSEN
HBERG, or JOHN HENRY PETTIFOOT, who
s been passing free under the name of 81 DNEf.
l. il about feet or inches high, spare made,
fright with bushy head of hair curled under, and
small moustache. He absConded from our Tobacco
'ac tory few days ago, and believe he has gone
o Richmond, TO try and escape to free State.
MCENERY McCULLOCH.
Petersburg. July 18th 1857. iy Its
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!, HARTWELL, 1l5 Broad street i

Goods: 0rgandie BereSc and Jsconet Robes; Bereges
Tissues and Grenadines; liernanie; silk MusEus and
Tainartines Plain and Striped Chaes in every co
Tor; Mourning Goods of every description: JaConets
Lawns aud Organdies; Black Silks; Canton Grapes
and Alpaca-; Hoop Skirts of various styles French
Lace MantiiIas, very cheap; ChantilIy Lace Mantl-
las. very cheap; Silk Lace MantaS, very cheap;
Gentlemen ; Goods of every description; Servants
foods a factory prices. with many other goods which
selling at greatly reduced prices, and to which
| solicit q call
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UNION STEAMSHIP COM

+r UNION STEAMSHIP COM
lisa PANY-F0 PHILADELPHIA VIA
80 49, CITY POINT AND NORFOIK Steam
17ssss7.saser CITY or RICHMOND, Captain Z
Mitchell; Steamer PENNSYLVANIA Cant David
Ienl; Steamer VIRGINIA, Captain g. Rooms
One ot these superior Steamers will leave Rrhma,d
mntii further notice, every MONDAY and THURS
DAY, touching at City Point aud Norfolk To receiy,
iTelght aud passen9ers. Returning Iraving Philn,
ing- at 10 o'clock. ~''"
These Steamers are now in fine order increased ac.
cohhpiatl"h' Tor the comfort Of passengers having
been added as also more room for freixht: and We
hope by regularity. dispatch aud care In protec snc
good. committed TO our charge, to receive sn Increase
rs No transhipment by this line
Passage through 20 New York and found am ao
Do do PkiIadeilRfa ana tn,,,1 =. "" :"
cabin, "' n,
Passage, through to Philadelphia. not found. ID
cabin, A
Passage to City Point and Norfolk sam. n, ~ tho
River Boats. wv - '"'
80 Passengers by this line can atop in Phnad.l.
Phia two or three days aud then proceed 10 New York
ny TUE sAuie ticket ii. L. FUTILE, Agent
au q" ROCknrta
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pENITENTIARY OF VIRGINIA.
Manufactured at this Institution and sold there
ana ut the Agent Store No a Pearl street. the fol-
lowing articles. at reduced prices, to wit:
Boots, Shoes and Brogues
omen Children and Servants Shoes
Wagon and Cart Harness ofeyery description
Machine Bands, Leather Hose
Wagons, Carts Drsys and Wheebarrowa
Wardrobes, Safes, &c. Is =
striped and Plaid Cottons
kerseys and Lynseys, for plantation hands
Ready Made Clothing for Servants.
Most 1.-THE above articles on hand, and for SALE or
VIII De made or repaired or other Job work done to
order on short notice for cash. or 10 punctuaI eus
TONERS only, short time
Orders from the country, with satisfactory referen-
ces, promptly attended TO- Address.
R0BT. NJ. NIMMO.
leN Agent and Storekeeper Va penitentiary
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TO DENTISTS-CRYsTAL GoID.-We
Il have been appointed sole Agents for the sale of
the CRYSTAL GOLD and CRYSTAL GOLD FOIL,
and offer il at the manufacturers prices FOR CASH
These articles are both warranted to be absolutely
pure and have the decided advantage all other
gold, of being far more plastic mGiedhe and adhesive
very easily welded and always of uniform charac-
ter Every Dentist who has tried it pronounces the
Rugs and Filling to be the most beautiful, firm and
even that they have ever seen.
MEADE & BAKER Chemists, &c,
ls6. n. W. corner OF Main and 10th streets
jy i5-d3w
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r.. gssy rEEEEss--zzysS===ssz1 RICHMOND AND
$3.50 80 .;sss---ss DANxILLE RAILROAD

E7vGE u SCfbTLFANsJ NM FA AkkASdT
MENT-JU l6TII, Is57.-rhe Mail Train will
leave Richmond daily (Snnday excepted at clock
A. NJ arrive at the Junction at IS A. NJ aud 1T Daa
willie ut 80 =. NJ; connecting with the Soutl-Sds
Railroad train going 70 Iynchburg, at junction, and
with the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad train to
the Southwestern Virginia Springs, ut LynchburE
through to Coyner's, Alleghany Montgomery Whas
sulphur and Yellow sulphur springs ON the evening
of the same day. from Richmond.
Returning, leave Danyille at 1870 4. NJ arrive at
junction, so p NJ, connecting with tho ou;h-sds
Railroad Trains from LynchburY, and arrive in Rich
go p. VI. C. FAH1BEII
~ lI-td Gencral Superintendent.
The above Schedule will not be- ruu for several
days. Due notice will he given when il tax % effect
The trains will depart AMI arrive ~ at PRESENT.
CHARLES CAMPBELL
1y H-tS Superintendent.
nEEI1,I ~. L. /. -. =. \. -. ~. =.
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IT. DAILY LINE BETWEEN

MOUTH AND N0kf0LK.-The Steamers UIEN
COVE and CURTIS PEck, now in irst rate order
mence and continue daily line between the above
places.
ThsGLEN COVE. Capt ]. o, Davis, will leave the
O'Clock precisely apd the CURTIS PECK, Captain
samuel Barney, will leave the wharf at Norfoik on
tinus 70 run every day SUNDAY excepted and touch
al all the regular landings Oh The river going and
Passage 70 Old Peint Portsmouth and Norfolk. q %
Forward passage 10
Meals % cts each, r. q. HAsKfNS
freights taken usual but the frvIghts on all
goods iatended 10 be put OF any .; the landings
the river must he paid when the articles sent 70
TIE Boat and We not responsible for any sr6ele
after u Is put ON the wharf TO which 10 ia directed
le 10 r. d. UkSkINs