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DIAPER AND STATIONERY.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
DELANEY WATSON have on hand hne as-or.-
ment OF PAPER, which they viii sell al New ferk
pFices--yiE: Cap. Letter, Bath Pest Colnmercial
Note Iasdirs' Note, aud Fancy Papers Of every de-
scription ENVELOPES OF all Kinds, aud general
assortment Of STATIONERY
Also, Manila, Hardware, Straw, Tea and Drug
WRAPPING PAPERS.
DELANEY W ATSQN,
ly 2+-2n% ltth ST.. opposite Exchange Hotel
IMPORTANT INFORMATION - That
4 the best Soda Water. furnished Icy cold. nsse OF
the purest materials aud the largest assertmeet 81
syrups IN the city. can he fonad At our eetAhish-
hient. Being drawn ffona an apparatus with ceptefs
OF the same cold telnperatuFtt--siz degrees above
The freezlng point permits 10 assert that uh'
SURPASSED. u equalled. IN this city Our price IL a.
a glass. or 81 per box % % tickets.
Z ~ wARING q PEARCE. Druggists.
yis Corner sth and broad SIS.
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r, Hsy rrsssss..ssEnz1 RICHMOND AND

81 ss 1922, -. DANyILLg RAILROAD
CHANGE OF SCHEDCLE-SUNhER ARRAtGB
hENT-JULf 18TH, lss7,-The Mail Traia viii
leave Richnond daily (Saadays exeeptedl at s'asck
A. NJ arrive at the Junction stti5 A. III snd at taH-
Vile at $50 p. NJ; Connecting with the Sssth Side
Railroad train going TO Ly nchhurg Juncties sas
With the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad train Z.
the south western virginia Springs, at Lynchburs
through 10 Coynor's. Allegheny. Mont sosery WhHs
Sulphur, and Yellow Sulphur SpriA gs on thu evening
Of the same day. from Richmond.
Returning, leave DanViile at 1910 A. NJ arrive 1T
junction, - y. NJ, connecting with tho south sds
Railroad Trains from Ly uchbuTg, and rive 10 Rich
mond, connecting with the Trsius goIQg North at
SO p VI. g CAS1BKIJ
Jy Its General Supelip 10 uJant
at The above schedule will bc run on and ahsr
MONDAY, the }rd of August
CHARLES CAMPBELL
~ D-ts Superintendent.
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29-Im J. r ERWIN + IlopIuetuib'
NOYNER'S WHITE AND BLACK SUI

NOINER'S WHITE AND BLACK SUI
- PHUR AND CHALYBEATE SPRINGS.-This
Watering Place is open for the reception Of vsi-
tors. 1t il situated the ttns and fl retc of ID,
TjTgihia ana Tennessee RdtITodd, about half q NIL,
from Bonsack's Dfpn Rod.Eoge, Ia. at which said
Depot All Omnibus will alvey be s,und waiting he
arrival Of the cars 10 convey visitors the Springs
Important improvements have been made since last
season.
Another White SulphuT-stronger bolder and "a
superior Chaly beate Spring, have been discovered
and reclaimed and improved since the last season 49,
so that this variety and value OF the mineral waters
now afforded ut the place, uneqpalled by any
other place now known to the public. The similarity
OF the White Sulphur to the Justly and Mr-tnmed
Grcshbr,r White Sulphur. is striking as to be at
once recognized by all whe have used both Of tbs
waters.
These White and Black Sulphur waters have effect
ed numerous cures
The Whtte Sulphur, aggravated cases Of dyspepsia
serious affections OF the LIVER, kidneys and bladder
general debility, and especially Diseases Of the
yous system and those diseases peculiar to FEMALE
The BtIck Sphnr, all kinds of diseases Of the skin.
aggravated of letter and other erupons OF the
skin--on great numbers, aud of long standing,
enty having been entirely cured.
The accommodations equal to any 10 be found in
the mountains OF Virginia, and the table and attsn-
dance OF the most satisfactory characteras TO all
which beg To refer 20 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 in
every way, will constantly be made to afford comfort
and amusement 10 visitors.
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(jrrgl CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES

y
Ef94fs9~ The subscriber has on hand at his Coach
Making Establishment, on Lombard Alley, be-
tween Main and Cary, 18th and l4th streetsl near
tho Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CHARI0TEES
BAROUCHES, BUGGIBS, with md without tops and
SULKIES, all of his own make OF the best materials
and workma nship al Of which will be sold AZ low
good work of the kind be in the city Of Richmond
and respectfully ask call from those in want Of any
article in the Carriage line, | am determined to
make TO order and soil at the lowest prices possible
and all work sold, that is new, warranted.
f. Is-ym MTCAJAH MANGUM.
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Sl,l36,lg7 %


COMPARATIVE STATEMENT or THE MRRCHt ANTS BANK OF
VIRGINIA, on THE lST DAY OF july 1856 WITH TIE
SAME ON THE IsT or JCLY. 1851.
July !, N. July ], -.
Capital Stock Stf3 TOO 10 Gnn on &C. 800 o. Incr
Circulation. 37.73t 10 49, j3 10 92,sig ~ do.
iIep0ates.... 9i,2II II .tS,lS5 u Dec
Due FIN banks
in State. 2,jI9 q I2.%3 II 1913 II Incrs
Due I'm. banks
out of STATE. ., So 81 2.i7U g W,iT o Dec Sc
Due to banks
in State. 1889 Il 1855 50 7.o37 90 liner y.
Due to banks -
out Of State 2,il6 IL 32,J92 II HbN6 10 do. :.
State SeCuri-
tics...... 4l2aD2 81 jG0.402 81 81 $50 "a do.
Specie. 500 Il 1888 Is 1888 "a do
Contingent
fund ,.......... 22,Ii 81 1880 10 isis 10 do.
c. r. SLAUGHTER
HENRY .. SCHOOLFIELD,
JOS. II. WILSON
JESSE HARE.
SAMUEL MCCORKLE,
THOMAS FERGUSON
DIRECTORS.
CITY OF LYNCHBURG, viz:
This day Robert O. Mitchell, Cashier OF the Mcr-
chants Bank OF Virginia. at Lynchburg. personally
appeared before the undersigned, Justice of the
Peace for said city, and made oath that the within
statement of the condition of said Bank for the half
year ending :p0th of June, 1857. is correct.
Given under my hand, this 81 day of July. 1876.
HENRY o. SCII0OLFIELU
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E-NxE--.-E.--Ih =.
On and alter April lat, tue Accommodation Train 81
this Company will rux daily Sundays sxeePted1 be-
tween Milford sud Richmond
Leaving Milford % A. d., stopping at ths Cottage
for breakfast and arrive in Richmond ut O'Clock.
A. NJ.
Returning will leave Richmond at 4oclock, p. NJ.
and reach Milford at & 20 z. ".
stopping for passengers At any point sach vay.
FARE the same a. on tie Through TTalns
SAh'L RUTH,
Superintendent Of Transportettos
OFFICE X. r. 4 y. X. X. CoxPANY,(
Richmond, March 10, 1867.
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OFFICE OF ADAMS Express CONY.l
RICHMOND. May Let, lN5:.
- - ssss -rzszzsrss;=7 SPECIAL NOTICE

EzE ~ seEEsr--txt-W are prepared to transact
any business en- the Virginia Central Railroad, zap
pertaining to the Express bu-ine-) Especial aten.
ton will be paid to THAT line in connection with n,
different Springs OF Virginia
Messengers will loa We daily at s'cIock A. NJ A.
charge oil v9luahles money &c
For further particulars, apply to
J. l.. AACBONOUGH Agent
my Adams Express Co, L34 hsia VI.
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Wnefe tleIe VIII De Ill Readiness al. y.
take passengers to the Springs,
Board per mouth, $50 90
Do per week, 10 90
De per day, 2 90
Children under II yoala of age. and sci, ants, half
price. -
Js ll-2m* THOS. Z. WILSON & SONS
WARN SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
w yIRGINIA,-Tbis celebrated Watcrin,. Place
which is now open for the reception and accQumOda-
ten of visitors is situated in Bath county, Virginia
one hundred and seventy miles west Of Richmond.
and on ths direct Turnpike Road to the hite SUI
phur Springs, and Guyandotte on the Ohio River,
i've mil 60 from the Bath Alum and Hst Springs, re-
pecttyely, and eight miles from the Healing.
These waters have been long and Justly famed for
their curative qualities in various Diseases we'll
gently aperent, duretc, disphoretic and Alternative
and are especially applicable TO the treatment ofthe
following diseased conditions, viz:
Chronic Rheumatism and Cont, and diseases result
ins from their latent existence. Affections of the
Spinal Marrow, and their consequences; fhroiystS;
Hemapgia following suppressed excavations from
Hemorrooid OF Uterine arrangements, or .HstdsdstS
" Gout or Rhe"mdttsa,; friction Of the JOINTS; LINN
bd5o; sciatca: CONTRIBUTIONS and morbid conditions OF
the bsnee. The tuhoie class Of the CtIReonS 6Sc
tons; DysspS,G Torpid and otherwise derda0ed con-
a't'oHs q the L'rer; ,,.,o,,.
Consist Of large and commodOus Hotel, large
tages, spacious dining and ball room billiard room,
bowling alley, lighthouses, &c, &c.
BATHs,
number. large Octagonsl BtrG FOR GENrLEMkN,
- feet in diameter and feet in depth. The LADIES
and private BATH POR ISVALIpS. All Of which
comfortably and conveniently furnished and con
structed, aud connected with cold PLUSGING RATRs,
abuntantly Supplied with spring water oil the temp.
ks61 deg. Eahrt
80 The locality ofthess Springs is remarkable for
healthinees-the surrounding country Of romantic
besuty-the atmosphere sslubriOus and invigora-
ting.
The TABLE ACCOMMODATIONS will be Of the
very best character, and every effort made contr
butte to the comfort aud couvealience OF visitors.
A BANDOF MUSIC has been engaged for the
season.
A. these Springs are located but II miles distant
from the Virginia Central Railroad the following IA
cltios will be afforded for reaching than:
train 0fcaTs will leave Richmsnd daily at eek.
A. NJ, will connect with the Orange and Alexandria
at Gordon6vlle, will arrive at StHunton ut ~
o'clock, p. NJ. where time will be- allowed for passeu
gers to dine and reaSh Mbsrs', the present tern
the Central Railroad at clock. T. d., where
an ample number OF inns coaches will BE- in readiness
10 convey passengers the same evening to tho Bath
Alum, Warm, Hot and Healing springs as they may
wish 10 20.
Ample and satisfactory arrangements have been
made with Messrs. Harman, Brown Co, the pres
en popular and obgng proprloorS OF the stage line
on this route 70 convey visitors to and from these
Springs to the White sulphur, at their convenience
aad discretion. GEORGE AAYSE,O
Z. C: FRANCISCO, }Propristors.
u q WISE
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DICHMOND BELL AND BRASS FOUN-
IL DRY, FANCY CRATE AND FENDER MANU-,
FACToRY-So 22j Main street. between sth and
9Th west sdeThe subscriber has fol sale 800 CRATES,
kinds ana is daily manufacturing Crates 10 order,
wholesale and retail, ut Northern prices. Crates.
Bells &C. neatly packed and forwarded to any part Of
the State Also, Bells and Brass Castings made 10
order and all kinds of repairing done at the shortest
notice. - ,--,,,>,
NH ie-6m SAATL D. DEN0ON.
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GRAIN BAGS.-For sale in lots to suit
- purchasers. Enquire at the Office of the Treas
urer or superintendent of the Richmond and Dan
vie fsaIiIoan company Jy 22-d6cts
CHAlRs.-5O dozen Chairs just received
~ and for sale low by ALEX MOTT. Auet.
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S,TEAM IRON WORKS. $50 Main street,

- BAN INVN NVIfND' --tIU 4'IdIII oVI wv
oNEAR SEVENTH.-The subscribers now ,prepar-
ed with increased facilities to anutasture all knds
oflRON WORK. such as RON RAILING, hbIAE-
GRATfNGS. &c, &c. CRATES and RENDERS, and
all kinds of House Work and Jsbbing done on rea-
sonable terms.
gbT Particular attention given TO the enclosing Of
CEMETERY lots, Railing, &C. for she country so
made rs to DO easily put up. A call solicIted:
NH l4-6m GEO. ,. lONNES.
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STRIBLING SPRINGS.-This Maintain

-
- Retreat in Augusta county Va "a miles fran,
staunton, and Fl miles from narriz6nburC will he
0nter the management Of MIR PETER N WooD-
ARD formerly at Jacksons River and for the In,
three seasons at the Healing Springs
me proprietor respectfully announces to inyaifds
anu peasnfe seeking public that by erecting erhf
NOR doos Cttd9cs and by the general improvement,
o e premises since last season that after the 10Th
OF June ne VIII be prepared with entirely g,esc ftrs,.
tHre, and sufficient number OF attenAants 10 Offer
GINA mountains. " ~ -
a. fhe waters u this place are unsurpassed In fact
he VISITOR NJ these Springs has the advantage of all
region Of Virginia.
OF ttreenbrier. - $500
Inc Alum Springs inferior none as tested for the
ISL h'e years with the Caly beate aud Free Stone
mateI,, all AT hand Ia abundance render this place
property, The MINERAL SPRINGS or NIRGIsIt.
For Pleasure seekers, there will be Music in ST.
ssuance AMI the amusesnents aud sports afforded by
mountain resorts. - - "a = -
an experienced pgsical, viii reside at the Springs
IkkAs-sl1 per week; $50 for nlonth of four wee
anu reduction made for an entire season; for hess
thall week Sl-s0 per day will be charged.
Sd, line q SUPERIOR FouR-HoRSE MAIL
CUACHES viii leave Staunton daily for this place
amer the arrival OF the Eastern cars
Es- A line Of STAGES is expected TO pass the
springs. en- route from Hagrsoaburs 60 Raih Alum
Springs. CHESLEY KINNEY
my 8-d2mScstawlm Proprietor.
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T,I,EGU4YY SPRINGS TIT,

y ing place, 80 favOTably known to the public
will be opened Tor the reception OF visitors on the
hrst day oi June. The present prupFietOrs are han
py TO announce that they have secured the seryiae
as general manager, OF Mr.. JN0. L. LEE (of tn.
American Hotel, Richmond, Va whose long rxnc-
rience In the hotel business, and we'll established
reputation as gentleman and caterer are sufficient
guarantees thai every effort viii be made to give
tire satisfaction to our guests.
Hue powerful curative properties of this water
and ITS efficacy In all diseases of the stomach liver
bowels nervous system, &c is well sttested By tile
many cures, almost 1Tdlloals which have been If.
tested by its use We refer with confidence to an
the parons OF the former proprietors A complete
bathing establishment has been added TO our ar
rangements for the comfort Of visitors since last
season.
For further particulars we refer to the cards 10 a
found IN hotels, ears, steamboats,, DC.
splendid line of.kOUR-lI0RSE COACHES will
convey visitors from Shawsyille 10 this place az
miles. osers good road with only Que hiIi betw r.n
the two points Bridges 4 TI0I n
my 2T-d&Ct25A prorriasS
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HATS, CAPS, BOOTS. &c.

dATo, Var =, oSS = -, 49,
m IMPORTANT NOTICE To n
AkUAT BOOT AND CATER WEARERS. III
Erou, rs 70 9nper cent. saved by buying from
] In. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel. Best -
quality mosskn Hats $40; second quality, 5 3; silk
aress Boots best quality French patent leather s37s
English kid, 1919; huckskin. $40; lasting s2:G
calf.kn 81 Is; patent leather pumps ST. caIfskn DO.
s2.7a calf-kn Oxford Ties. % D. They are all made
10 order and warranted TO wear we'll.
Terms, cash on delivery; enc price and No abate-
ment. ap 10
~ CALL AND BE CONVINCED
q that
YOU
Can buy of MARCUS HARRIS everything that is
desirable in the SHOE line, and
WILL
sare from IS TO - per cent by purchasing Of him.
Ills assortment consists of all the latest and most
approved styles. II you want nice pair of Shoes,
and wish to
SAVE
Money by the purchase, you must bear in mind that
the place to
MONEY
In BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS, SLIPPERS. &c, is
at MARCUS HARRIS,
Jyn ls3 Broad street.
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j. A. HEFELFINGER L Co,

TTOpfIt[OfB
BF- Stages of first class, leave Boasack's Depot
daily on the arrival OF the cars, for the Grcenbiier
White, Sweet, Red Sweet. and other Springs
Sc 1t will be seen by the various newspapers that
the Cars OF the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad lea We
Lynchburg ttcice day, say at A. NJ. and lj0 r. NJ
atordng desirable opportunity for all the Springs
ABOVE. Je l6-dtIS
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So SPECIAL NOTICR--Exprsas pack aIes fpy
Norfolk Petersburg. Richmond. and all PLACES 10 VIZ
ginia and North Carolina, intended kr shipnsHtsy
Steamships Roanoke and Jamestown will heres Nor
be received by the ADAMS HXPRHSs COMPANY
whoare the authorized Agents fer Bxpress privileges
these ships
Office OF the New York and Virginia Ste@mssip
Company. LUDLAM & PLHASANTS ,ssts
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CODA WATER, SODA WATER.
~ LATDLEY Il ROBINSON
Continue to napufacture their pure sparkling Soda
Water and will constantly supply it heretofore VI
unsurpassed quality, with large variety Of choice
5yrups.
Their syrups are made exclusively by themselves
from the purest material. The fruit 5yrups made
strictly from actual ripe fruts and not trsm any
tiiiCia prituOus and often poisonous compounds 81
frequently used t. initiate the rich delicious Id
wholesome syrups which can bs prepared froIl the
actual fruit alone.
1t is furnished at all times at an icy cool tenpera
ture, forming most delightfully."- refreshing drink.
Price Ga cents per glass by the box, or when ten
tickets bought.
LAlDLEI ROBINSON, Practical Chemists
and Graduates Phila. College Of Pharmacy,
je2S 4th and franklin ats
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TIN. SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING
l. ESTABLISHMENT. THIRTEENTH STREET,
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY.-The subscriber Ii
fully prepared to do all kinds of work, i'll the above
business with dispatch: and returns thanks to hH
numerous patrons for past tyors and solicts con-
tinuance of tho same. Being master OF his business
him will t least DO equal to any other house in the
city and fully cheap-a fact known to all persons
who know what good work is.
ROOFING. GTTTERING, &c.-ieis prepared to
execute this description of work in very superior
manner both in town and country.
TIN WARE.-Aways on hand large and general
assortment of Tin Ware wholesale and retail.
GAS FITTISG.-lIe is likewise prepared to do all
kinds of Gas Fitting in the best manner.
PUMPS-IIe keeps always on hand large and ex-
tensiye stock of " ell and Garden Pumps.
f. II CHARLES H. LANGLEY.
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syEzzE CHICKERING'S PIANO
! ! - F0RTES-To be had at No 1863 Main
= y D n N Street, opposite the Exchange Bank,
II Richmond. NATH'L CARUSI,
jy l+d&wly Sole Agent
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TERMS: So, IN ADVANCE.

TO ADVERTISERS AM BUSINESS MEN.
The NstcS, having Il regular. permanent semweek-
ly circulation large, if net larger than any other
Newspaper among the farmers and substantial busi-
Of Fredericksburg and this section of Nir
zuis, j. confidently recommended as n medium OF
advertising surpassed by other in this place. Ii
numbers among its readers those who able to
buy literally and pay prompta y and whose castonl
would be valuable to business men.
Neither labor nor expense will be spared to make
the NetgS worth than is paid for by subscri
beers or advertisers.
Immediate applications, eRcJo sing the money, may
be made to NEWS OFFICE
iy SIS rcderiC ksbura, Va.
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,THE FREDERICKSBURG NEWS, pub

L lished sENwEgKLY, would not willingly be oosah
OF its departments original selected 1t endeaVoi
to be useful to the farmer especially, and to all poll
uclans and others open to- conviction or Wiling t.
listen to Its political friends having been
Gently demolished in the late election it will support
Mr. Buchanan against the attacks Of the Democratic
party, and Is III the market for paying subscribers
without regard to creed or acknowledgements MS
lief lave those who can't read English any others
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COUTHERN IRON WORKS.-Lt

NUU HMM INVN NVINAIJ.- LI4 W 10
- l.. BARNES, manufacturer of FIRE ENGINES,
on eth street, West side, betwoen Main and Cary.
FIXTURES FOR MANUFACTURlN TOBACCO
WROUGHT IRON RAILING, VAULT DOORS,
GRATING and all kinds of HOUSE AND WROUGHT
IRON WORK will be done with neatness and dis
patch ON such terms M | warrant will give 81 isfic
ton My old friends and the public generally, arc
solicited to give me u call before engaging else
where my dom
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FAMILY GROCERIEs.-The subscri-
her has in store and for sale the following FAMI-
LY GOODS:
IS half bills Woods Family ROE HERRINGS
10 whole bbls do ; bhls n c. CUT do
50 bhS Halifax No. !, do. No ! MACKEREL in
kits.
300 TOdis extra sugar cured HAMS.
4 small lot Briggs SMITHFIEIDdo.
Prime Laguayra COFFEE: Rio and Java do.
Black and Green TEAS, assorted, from SOC. to
5nper III.
n o. MOLASSES.
Choice Extra FLOUR, in bags and bbls.
Coffee Crushed and Brown SUGARS.
An assortment of LIQUORS, some suitable for
medical purposes.
BR0OMS, BASR ETS and WOOD WARE
Fine Chewing TOBACCO, &c.
Also, lot of very fine Fresh BUTTER, Just from
the mountains, at l.. T. CHANDLERS,
jy l0-lm No. 10, Franklin street.
r. S.-An goods sold to families will be delivered
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MECHANICAL.
HOUSE RrLnING

HUU0E Do u ne suUsCfIUeI %
IL prepared 10 executs NIL work in his line at the
shortest notice and ON the must reasonable terms
lie Is also prepared to make SO order, sAshhs.
DOORS and BLINDS. ani furnish all OF the different
patterns OF MOULDlNGS used In buildln8- Also.
INSIDE FINISHING MATERIALS of the newest
tyles Of inish. STORES Of every description neat
ly and tastefully fitted up, and the most peautnnI
part is he will work certainly rs cheap any body
else. just call and try him. 80.
Ills Shop il on Tth. between Main and franklin
,t- os-.j5wS WN FORBES.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.-The undersigned
~ have formed a CO-PARTNERSiIP, under the
firm Of TALIAEERRO 4 REID, for continuing tue
MILLING business heretofore conducted by the late
firm of TALlAFERR0 4 BRO, and also for connect
ing with the manufacture of Flour the transaction OF
a GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS. They IT.
specially solicit a share Vi public favor.
f. s. TALIAFERR0,
ly 22-2In GEORGE G.. REID
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4 MELIA SPRINGS.-The aboye Springs

A MELIASPRINGS.-The above Springs
will be open for the reception of visitors tho
lat Of July. They situated 2R miles from letters
vile Depot, on the Richmond and Danyille Railroad,
where there will be in readiness al. OMNIBUS, to
take passengers to the Springs,
Board, per mouth, $50 90
Do. per week, 10 90
De. per day, 90
Children under IL yoals of age, and ants half
price.
j. ll-2m* THos. {. WILSON & SONS
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NOTICE.-As Trustee of F. Nelson,
~ offer for sale IL Horse Power Engine and
Boiler Daniels Planer and Brick Building
which has been used as blacksmith's shop. In this
building there must be at least 25 go bricks Any
one wishing to purchase will find me over A. Boie-
ker's Drug Store. Main street.
HT must again request all persons indebted to
Nelson Mott, +. NelsOn to call aud settle their
accounts. am particularly anxious to close the
business. WIN H. pLEASANTS
Je 2b-d&cts Trustee,
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JNO. @. R0TTS,
JN0. ID. HARVEY,
WILSON &. THOMAS.

The subscriber, thankful for past favors would
most respectfully say to the citizens of Richmond
that he will continue the SASH AND BLIND BUSl-
NESS Al the same stand formerly occupied by PLY
son Traylor ON ri street, between Broad aud Mar
shall streets and will execute with dspach all work
in his line Of business entrusted to him.
ROBERT E. ELLYS0N
Richmond, July |, 1857. jy lin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-31
DROPOSALS WANTED For Gull

l. VERTS.-The undersigned, a committee of the
Trustees of Manchester appointed for that purpose,
will, until the 18th August na,t, receive proposals
for the construction of large Number of Culverts in
the town of Manchester, TO Ia, made of stone
brick, or both The contract Wv hch the committee
is authorized 10 concluded will Lac made for the build
ing of many cuverts as tb orough draining Of
the town will require.
Address the committee at Manchester.
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