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AND MATHEMATICAL

~ SCHOOL.-TEe undersigned will on the first 0f
0ctohel n'Nt, open a Classical and tiathrmatiCAl
School, embracing such cuurre "f instruction
will ft youth tuT au easy entrance into the high
tiuuI. They Will every effort tu procure Ceutrnl
and comfortable location un Shuckoc Hill. Their
TERMS viii he as follows. PAYABLE sEMIASSUALLY
ADTASLEp
Latin trtt and Mathematics srn
Latin tircek, and do. 80
English Branches. ................ ........... 40
Mf.i- I,f,, FeN fro Yam gI,
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MR.. LEFEBVRE'S SSCH0OL.-The next
VI session will begin the lst day of October
>57, tni close on the iat day Of July 1879. For pr
tcularo apply Ia - ,,.......
HERBERT l.. LEFEBVRR,
an DIM Corner of Grace and Foushee sts.
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years ~ age '''''- -............
CCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.-Miss
DEV. J. AMBLER WEEDS CLASSI-

- A. NJ SMITH will resume the duties Of her
School, Mt III" same place, icnTnrT Of Franklin and
Fifth street, the first o October Isl. Particulars
in future advertisement. au 7-2R
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BY TELEGRAPH
lREPosTRD FOR THE DAILY DrspArcH.
FOURTH DAY.


csos''@ Proceedings and Adjournmeaut-T1 Bail
and Supper.
knoxville, Tenn. Aug. 1.-THE Convention yes
terday adopted the following resolutions:
Requesting the General Government 20 instrrc,
ts diplomatic agents abroad to use their efforts To
bacco. WV "u''e oh 'o'
isthmus of Tehusntepec
ealnng the attention of the South to the impor-
.hce Oh grape culture, and appointing a COMMITTEES
~ procure Information upon the subject
ops to build college DISH
appointing committee to enauire into tho nrs.
Pi.ety OF re-opening the slave trade. =.
or Iesoihtion for the organization of a South
nsiicuitural and Commercial Association
z1iIohg the resolutions defeated was one epdor
sung alker course in Nicaragua. one dsclarin,,
-; pedient to investigate the prnpriety of re
IohI's the slave trade; and one calling "A National
vile, XIV 81 CONVENTION AT Louis
Ihe convention adjourned to meet in yo,.o..,
cry Ala, in May next 'A -i'"' gum
LII. IN. da hal last night magnificent affair A,
raJ;a-t 80 PERSONS attended. Tho ball room was
@ @I'uidht ana every thing passed off hnnn;Iv w.,
wHhstahding the presence of so vast rrnSa nnt .
'''r m, intense warmth of tho atmosphere
o,aa, ~ nahl6et was handsomely gotten nm and
roo. .llr,ty prevailed mt the tables After due
te.Hpect had been paid to the array ~ n,,.; ~
MINUS spctchss were made by 1cn CiI. P'inS ~
~" ana several other gentlemen. This fastivat
~ 80 pieasant finale to the paoSeedipgs of th c.
,hnir ana to-day the delegates are departing f,r
| I'VE received yesterday our report of +ho .o-z;.
VI wednesday night, but that of the r,,o,,io a,,i
"i'eI noon sessions failed to come In hand I. -
''' ""ruea ifom hnoxvile by our renorter and mo
| "' untpie To account for the omission A sun,
mary OIL The proceedings. however, was npbIi.,,o1
III our Geographic report on Saturdav1
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Miss Jessie c. GORDON,S SCHOOL

w FOR YOUNG LADIES, Corner of Franklin
and 5th streets will be- re-openei on the lst day o
October aud closed on the lst day OF July.
Higher English. Branehes...................$+0O o.
Primary ...........-........ 81 90
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AIR- TIGHE,S SELECT SCHOnL. an

w FRANKLIN STREET. ABOVE 7TH.-The 5th
session Of thi- School viii open on FRIDAY the 18th
september for tn" TEN following months. tireuk
ISatin and Mathematics S6t: Elementary Latin and
Mathrfuatlrs or higher English AMI NAthamUtics
80. runuou English BTanchos Sih Primary Depart
meAt f,r 'yE uEdsr Il years SO. French or Draw
ing. ZACH So
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Persons desiring to enter pupils, can leave their
names Al the School Rooms where Miss g. will meet
them ut any hour they may appoint.
Iata Iat0
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(IGydii< srmt-,Hnu0Hy y IN Girdncs)
For tuition in Latin, Greek and Mathematics. So nv
Latin and Mathematics. .............. ~ 90
Rs The services oi ompet"nt Assistants will be
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C'LIFTON ACADEMY, AMELIA Couxrr


ScutUr or beginners i'll Latin................ 30 O.
Latin, Grrck and higher Aathpmati 20 M
Modern Languages. (hy Prof. Enun) each. N
Drawing, tby John 4. CHiyGD Per Cuarter..... ; CG
The Principal may be seen Mt his School Rooms
Saturdays. from to O'Clock Z. NJ, or addressed
through the Richmond Post Otiice. " 2S-2tawts
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- years experience in traChing-wi open
school At her residence, Marshall between 9Th
and jth strces, opposite st. James Church. common
cng the ist Of september and ending the Goth June
The course Of instruction will he thorough from the
elementary 10 the higher branches of an English I'd
uCnt'on. Also, Music on the Piano.
For Information relative to the School. Terms, &c,
apply at her residence. She has permission to refer
to the following gentlemen:
Co. : II. Parkrr X. ". Flournoy, Esq, Col. I. j.
Evans Alexander k. Parker Esa an IIL-Im
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ETIT 10 PLAIN to be that the imitators OF
TYLER Co. doing no business, for II they were
coutentment would rest upon their troubled brows.
TYLER L Co would not be source of such great
sonos anse to them If their business was COED for
anything. Why, what is the use Of arguing the
poiLt? There 10 TYLER 4 Co. with first
class Establishment making the finest Of portraits
for 80 cents while these imtators on threadbsre car
pets aud no talent charge 81 so and $500 IL 1t
any wonder they fu,ious' for before TYLER
Co opened they had q nice thing Of it, with their
high prices but now they not making salt enough
to save them.
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~Te Merchants, Mechanics and % hers
Merchants and othsn wishing to hsvs CIRCULARS,
CARDS, BILL HEADS, BILLS OF LADIHo,
POSTERS. &e., nc. printed, are invited to call ct
our extensive Job Office, which IL supplied with al'
most every variety Of type, embracing oil the lasss
styles.
ness and Visiting, plain and fancy, cannot b az
celled. xu,.,
and At Home CARDS, printed in the nestest posi-
bic style.
All work executed at short notice and ct the low
dessdutjou Of PRINTING 10 respectfully asked at the
"DISPATCH JOB OFFICE" corner Of Main and
18th streets, whore can be seen some Of the finest
JNO HAMMER6LEY CO
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- THE BILLIrGsGATE used by the imitators of
TYLER Co goes to show the character OF tn m. n
and the little regard they have for the deeeney of
themselves and for the pubis 1t 10 only what esn
be expected OF them the fair of deprivins poor
woman Of her shawl IL 20 we'll known in Richmond
that they do not what they may say. Their In.
decent language 10 not worthy the columns of the
Diapatch,
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= IT MAY Nor BE GENERALLY KNOWN THAT
ths Liver Invigorator, whose reputation has become
20 great IL of the very best remedies for the pre-
vailing epidemic OF Disrrke., Dysentery, and Sum.
mer Complaint, that regularly visit our nsighbsr.
hood at this season Of the year.
We would advise all a. soon ~ they are attacked
with any of these complaints, to get bottle of DR
SASroRD's LIVER INvIeoRAroR imms diately, for We
have SO often tried 1t with scarce single failure to
cure that We can unhestatinsly the 50.
fest and surest remedy we know Of for those dseAses
either in adults or children. Eating summer f,uts
often produces arrangement of the stomach and bow
els. with tendency to Cholera, Cholera Infantum
add other distressing complaints all Of which will b
almost Immediately relieved by the use Of the npioo
rdfer which sleanses and purifes the syste m, giving
vsor to the appetite relieving Indigestion and sour.
ness OF stomach, and IL unequalled a. preventative
ofFEvER AND AGuE.- tallahassee Sentinel
BENNETT, Beers & BisHEn and ApIE 4 0RAY
Agents for Richmcnd. 10 1..-dAe2v
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e VI1RoTYPEs 10 Whist TyL Err Co call their
Portraits in order to disin euish them from the OLD
fashioned Dsguerreotypes. Each arti't Of standing
adopts name for his work ~ Trademark. 1t mat
tiers not what they are called a. long a. they are
good The imitators of TYLER & Co.-school boy
like-sre trying to make buz on the strength Of
this
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Southern Literary Messenger.

The Southern Literary Messenger for June IL
an admirable number Mr.. Thompson ia unflsg-
gns in his exertions to sustain the spirit and in
terest of this excellent periodical Among the
other attractions of the present number 10 q mar.
rative Of the late jamestown celebration, inclu.
ding the Grafton of Mr.. Tyler, and the Poem by
Mr.. HOPE
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post office has been established at Pritchard's
Mills Doddridge county. Va, R S D Heironmus,
postm aster; this Is Immediately on the Northwes
tarn Virginia Railroad.
James K. Gibson. Esq of Abingdon, has been
appointed by Gov Wise, one of his Aids, with the
rank of Colonel
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THE GREAT RAILROAD JUBILEE.-A dispatch
from St Louis, says:
Owing to misuudsrstandius that tho celebration
would not occur till Monday, five hundred excursion.
lists remained at Cincinnati, and only reached here
this morning The oity authorities not being aware
of this report had made preparations for the enter-
t.iument of an additional number, but have since
auartered the strangers board steamboats,, where
thew will hsv. to remain till Sunday afternoon
Among the strangers arc Attorney General Black,
En- Governor Bisler, Of Penusylvania, Senator
Douglas; also many noted New Workers and Balti'
moreaps. ~,
Great numbers propose returning homs via Chi'
caeo. and Others of extending the trip to Keokuk
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a The FIRST Class Galleries of New York and
New Orleans are making portraits for 5, cents, and
90 are Tyler Co, of 1879 Main street; yet there
a. pretenders in the busine,s who say 81 so 10 little
enough to pay for picture. If this not presump-
ton, then the people have money to throw in the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-09

A PRoTEST.-Francs p Corhin, of Virginia,
no " 10 Paris, writes . letter to Galignani's Mes.
sanger, denyiog that the dinner. given to Senator
Sumner by "Ihe American merchants was the re
suit of general ,vement, and asserting that the
feeling which prompted 1t was participated In by
q limited number of persons"
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a The PUBLIC will always know when the imi
tstors have succeeded in obtaining customer for
high priced picture for on the next day voley Of
.buse against TYLER l. Co. 10 to appear in the
Dispatch. They invest their all!
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SHOT HIMSELF The Mirror learns that Mr. Fl
P holland, of Middleburg. in Loudoun county,
Va, committed suicide In the streets of that town
on Saturday, the Both ult, by shooting himself
with pistol The ball entered the left SIDE and
psssipg through the lungs produced death in \
few hours No reason has been assigned for this
deplorable act The deceased WAS young man,
lust entering bis 21st year.
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DROWNED Mrs Harriet Wells. the wife of DR.
Daniel Wells. of Alexandria county. Va. wander
ed from bone in q fit of temporary insanity on
Fr;d.v and was soon found drowned on the vest
side of Auacosta island.
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- FROM 400 to 800 portraits daily 10 the amount
Of work TYLER Co can do. II any one doubt it
let him step at 1879 Main street and DONE The
imitstors say that TYLER Co. have no new bro.
From 400 to 800 daily proves to the contrary
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ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENcE.-ColC Charles
Thomas, the Assistant Quartermaster General
will. bv direction of the Secretary of War, pro-
coed forthwith to Fort Leavenworth to superin
tend the removal of the United States troops
there to the government reserve within forty
miles of Utah, where there is good pasturage:
The officers ordered to join the steam frigate
Missis.ippi. destined for the East Indies are re-
auired to report by the first of July.
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THE TOBACCO CRoP-GLooMY PRosPECTs.-
The Tobacco plants in Fuvanna county. Va, are
with few exceptions, late, and such - have been
set out during the season which occurred few
days ago, have nearly been destroyed by the cut
worm which appeared to abound more this year
that at any formed period
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NIovemcots Of Gen Class.
DETROIT, June 6.-0enefal Cass arrived here
to-day, In good health. II h expoctsd that hs
will remain here for some time
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TELEaRAPH-The linss being down between
Washington and Frsdericksburs.ls last night We are
without our usual commercial dispatches.
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= PORTRAITS so cents and of good quality. Be.
ware Of 81 humbugs! fYLER Co, lS9 Main st.
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~ sewiug Machin es...-.Hunt & Web
ster's Improved Family Sswins Machines" beau
tiful parier ornament warranted perfect In every re-
speet--will hem, stitch. fell and gather. and with
proper care will last life time without getting out
Of order Instructions given gratis
N. B. will allow FIVE dollars In exchange for
Watson's item dollar machioe"
P. HORTON KEACH,
il o. ts 81 Main street
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Inc seashore of the Old Dominion presents I'M.
usuA attractions to the seekers of health and
p'e.'ore Among the favorite resorts, "OId Point ),
usr 'ne administration of Joseph segar, Eco
.sqoifed national popularity To those tho
=" s~, more home like and quiet retreat, thsrs
uessp'ahs Hall" by DR.. Banks, with its (.
h.n an h pc thing and fishing, its beautiful lawn
.'.s Of n. yd room. ten pin ailey, &C., and the
One Of M t'tlsnanly and agreeable proprie.
&,,.se. mo" genial and oblIsing Of gen.
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~ The next regular Monthly Meetics
Of the kichmnnd Young Mems Christian Association
will be he'd at their Hail. Ia Goddias Building thi
(fUESDAY) evening at8 o'e1oct.
DR.. JOINS LITTLE will read an essay before tn
Asiooiatiop.
A large and punctusl attendance 10 requested
je9-lt ABEL u. MAYO, Rec. Sec.
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PA.sEncERs Pea STEAMsHIP JAMEsTo"H' f"-
,.h master, from New York: , M o.... 7
Van Wys: - Gu 4 n S.1o o H.nniii,
n rmes' 3 m.r.h. Wm Unvin. y Wilson "
yS0yS: Lieut. ssls os sns son.
ana isay' 1owardin, Mrs Mary Duncan. Ro Arm.
' Winsu and i.Sy Ps,ton, ar. fhilercs. "
Solomon and lady VIZ and ,dy soo nsw
W VI: r Sutherland Mrs Smith, Mrs @ T Bradley,
nh,d and servent, IL ssamen for ship Lady Raglan"
Hampton nosts and &c 10 .sesrsse.,
pomsI. n ] Krebs, w d Ciopton and sister, II
Ciopton and l,dy. Rogers. Geo Smith, John Bou'
s.I w I, Jones' Thos Ligon.
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uond .espt "a. n. NJ 70 Mr.. Woodhouss, Rlsh-
Magazine Hampef Of Hlackwoods
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Axrox,s sr NICHOLAS sALooS-A treat was
H' ....h. dispatch yesterday by Antoni Of the
.. n,,hol., Saloon, such - seldom fnds iu way
-, ths roof Of newspaper Office. 1t included
-. cream of different seasonings, pine apples.
ar .vberries of extraordinary size, and dozen
different kinds of cake, all In the utmost profu
sion. Antoni IL one Of the very few men who
know the quality and quantity to be placed on
waiter destined for the corps editorial, and he has
our thanks for the very handsome display OF that
knowledge made yesterday. 1t Ii useless to tell
the public where the st. Nicholas Saloon, furnish
cd In marble and gold, and splendid mirrors and
carpets, IL situated, what delicious creams and
bon bons are gotten up there. Everybody knows
a. much about this IS we could tell them. and We
need only add that the cream season there is In
full blast, and that all the deicacies, including
choice West India fruit. may b had at the shortest
notice.
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THk EAGLE SODA WATE6 EST1
L RLISHMENT IL still In axiat ANAL nnnfrs ~

MICE DRkSe GOODs...Jns 10 aa1a, .
:. nlee aseortmels OF Lawns At ell prices. Alec,
Mossiains and berases to be sold low; silt, Lawn
srd Ssrsss Robes st JACOB 4. LEvYso,
les 10 nsia street,
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~ rIE.ElzzzzE0 VIRGINIA sPHINGS.
@k@E SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Ooen to JACKsON'S RIVER. Only thirty miles of
Stage travel to the White Sulphur.
THROUGHFROM RICHMOND, PETERSB URG,
BALTIMORE, WASHING TON AND ALIEN
dNDRIA, IN ONE DAY
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~ Como to the Feast- The Ladies OF
the Third Presbyterian Church (Church Hill) pro-
pose to hold Feast at the Iecturs Room of said
Church, on fhUR8DAY and FRIDAY evenings Of
this week, to aid In defra5ing the eonnsen. expen
Sos. je 9-NTukTh
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SPECIAL NUTiOEs.
40 AND DO LfKEwfSE

90 and DO LIKEWIBG
PER1fANEET CURE.
ms Rev. James Hsssiestt lrolrlssey ana editor
Hssd q Va II his editorial Of June
Skb 1887 THIS svssks Of bis euve: Frs
HAMPTOWS PROFITABLE TTNOTURE.
Il will b rssollssted By many Of our rsaAsrs that
several yesrs sao Ne ststed In the editorial columns
~ the Christian Dssnsf that Hdmpfos's Vegetable
Tsnefsys had sHsstsA cure Of Dyspepss in our own
sass-tbse We he'd lsbors long With this terrible dis
esss asd suffered most swfally. tbs pain and SEDAN
eholly which successfully aceompsnies thi. hsrhbis
enemy of man sad mass happiness For Ions time
We lived IN constant fear thss the JH monster woud
return. But thsnk God. and thanks 70 Ham pson's
Tincturs. the gloomy demon hes net yet returned,
and We begin to think he never Will
We now fesl confident In saying that Hampton'a
vsGetsble 9incture has made radical cure Of D. 3
pepsis In our own we have not taken drop OF
Il for the LAST two years. to the best Of recollec
ton We eat what We please. and % much ~ We
eli 10 we'll We believe that twelve bottles judicious.
IL taken viii nine out Of every Of dys-
peptcs We oonsesntiously recommend Il to all dys.
peptes The spring time and summer Il IL most need.
Cd there fore, a. phil snthrops., We call attention
to It Editor Of the Christidn Banner
Call snd get Pamphlets, and see cures Of Couch,
Rheumatism, 6crofuia. As Al restorative and In.
veorator 1t has bsen highly recommended
HAMPr TONS VEGETABLE TINCTURE
~ Delicate Ladies and children will please give
Sold BY PURCELL LADDA co, Richmond; By
Dr. COOKE, Frederietsburs; by ali the Druggists in
Petersburg; BY MORTIMER MOWBRAY, Bslti.
more, and By Drussists and ssorskeepers every.
- 81 per bottle; SIX bottles for s5.
ie9-dke
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S00 00N OLD BklCAs r.,n ,.,.rI
cOO.OOO l am authorized to offer, ct pryst.
leee, near the hechsnicsviile Turnpike s.ts an.
mile from the city, coosisang of sbouS 500 rh.
Bricks are in very good order and suitable for lars.
building or other uses. ALEX NOTTe'
nv 50 -.ts
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psrt Of Richmond, June s-Hlsa Wss~ d essses.
AREiVED,
stsauer Jamsstown, Parrish, N. II mass. ana
.s.ssnsara Indian Z Watson.
p"Stsssnsr bslvidsrs, Ksss, Bslhsors, mass" Aua'
ls ass.msr Norfolk Kelly. Philsaslphis. .dss end
sssr .Cisra isll. Parker. Baltimore pig iron VIM
a LhP'H .x.rl, wintsn, N. T., mdss, D. 4 W.
C1 aahs. Joseph Homsa Homes. N. Y. hay, D. ..
sI aosr' 8. wstsrbury. crsnmsr, N. T., hay, A. o
Ls chr Nourmsh.l, Myers, Rocklsnd, lime. Luths'
Libby. CALLED
o., m.ncb.,tsr. Chichester, N. Y, mdss, D.
'" :;.Se Lvnnhsven; Jooes, down the river, light.
Soh, Portia. Aaron down the river, ient'
Sohr Dolphin, Fulsher. N. c., In ballast.
81, n. F. Simson, Mathew, down the nVsh
light. ra,,n Cop,ev. down the river
light rr.rARED
Gil, A,cole. Can't. 4. A 8. Tittman, dof sepse
,,,h las hhds. Of Tobscco, by Edward WIN. 90 'os'
L Co. rx.,.h.v
INV Yonx, June 6.-Arrivea sohr' Cren'n'"'
Mess, Rohmond
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Mammoth oero W. -. ...t.
DR.. Powell has presented US with some spsc''
near near Richmond, which .rossd in masnisud: and
q 80. 49, ~, - have seen this season. Some
80 N. noc,or, wberries measured A Inches In
s,....,s...,oo Beat that who cani
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Baggage Checked Through to the Springs.
THE MOST COMFORTABLE, SAFE AND EXPEDITIONS
ROUTE TO
THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS.

Tho cars will be running to Jackson's River, 1876
miles from Richmond, by tho 18th Of July, leaving
but so miles of Stage travel to the White Sulphur
Springs. over good road.
Passengers leave Richmond at A. dine At
Stanton, and arrive at the White Sulphur Same
nisht-or if they prefer it, remain light
Covington or Calighsn's, and reach the Springs to
breakfast next morning
Psssepsers for the Sweet and Red swest stop
over night Calsgh ans and arrive at the Springs
to breakfalt next morning.
Those for the Salt and Blue Sulphur arrive there
to dinner next day, after leaving Richmond.
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TREMENDOUS sAChIFlCk Or MAN.
l. TILLAS &C the
NEW YORK MANTILLA

As ihs season 10 far advanced we are soing to run
off all the MANTILLAB on hand. at "soms priss
or other
Those who are in want Of wrapping, nov 10 the
time 80 you can save ON TO 10 dollars on Man.
tilla, at the Nav York Msntilla and Shawl Store,
No 1917 Main street J. RILEY.
is ST.
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From the let II January 70 NE 3lse u Hay q
tbs present year, the number Of psrsons Who -
parted from America for Europe was . 2oe, and Ne
emigration 10 our own sAorssl In the same psnoo
was IS 600. Il b estimated that ths amount our
tnurisss have spent abroad during the iass ~
mouths IL O. 000, 900, and the amount brousn. ne.
By foreign smisrautsreo $50 oOo making snn =. :.
oar favor Of d 10000. The departures Va" 49,.
Oh during the remaining seven months "hH'' wv
arrivals win be Increasing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-09

xAnAH11 PfeY10us to the opening oil
%Ea[SSkAEA tho Road to Jsckson's River, pas.
sengsrs for tho White, Sweet and
salt Sulphur, will take Stage heretofore at Mill
boro', and stay all night at tho Warm SPRING. and
arrive at the White and swest to dinner, and the sst
at night the next day.
Pass. ngers for the Roekbrides Alum, Bath Alum,
Warm, Hot and Healing Springs take the stage 1t
Millbsro' and arrive at the Springs to supper tho
same day they leave Richmond.
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