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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-30

ExpLASArIoN.-Thelef left hand row in ach the above
columns contain the Numbers which were drawn
from the wheel. The amount opposite each Number
ID the Prize which the Number Is entitled to. If
your numter not IN the list and does not end In l.
your ticket IL blank.
All Tickets where the Number ends In ara enti-
tied to $50 addition to any other Prize which the
above drawing may entitle it to, Half Quarter snd
Eighth Tickets draw their proportional part
Certificates OF Packages are entitled to all they
draw over tho go Prizes. Halves, Quarters and
Eishths in proportion.
Prise tickets and certificates must be returned TO
this ONCE for cash or REIMBURSEMENT. with the own
ers' name endorsed on the hack. Tickets that have
not drawn prixss need not be returned.
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QED AND WHITE GELATINE- For
IN Jellies, Blanc Mango. &c.
W. PETERSON, Druggist,
no ~ Cor 18th and Main sfu
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sim the same dispatch we receive, in addition to
the above. the following: Rice advanced Cd; Caro-
lima le@231s."l
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NEW GOODS, NEW G00DS-Ry a.

NEH ORLEANS MOL Aa6EG.-92 half
= barrels prime New Orlcau. Mol - ,.c.i,,..
"e-io Eswla n wx1S 1 %.
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Or BBLe. rice Pippin Apples for sale
50 by THoS JONES & 90.
Hoc3 Ma "a Main Al

EUNAKD'E INSTANT HELlEF. -
- GENERAL NOTICE Having mad. srrspge-
(WhclssAle Agents for the south J u having q COZ.
slant suDply q nay COUGH SYRUP always on hand.
Its virtues are too we'll known 10 uas any eomment
80 g sh9es who have not gsed 4 rive ia txial lt
= !: "a ::ss s e sss.. y SsI. z sA
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LIAM AMI CUrrEh.--ih ne ladies OF
the "SEWING CIRCLE" connected with the
First Baptist Church, Will open y Fair at tho Ne
chanics' institute. on MONDAY evening next, to
costiIue during the week. Suppers will tie furnish
cd every night. The object of this Fair Is IN raise
funds for the support Of Ctr missionary. We
licit the patronage Of cur friends and the public
generally. no 2T-itA
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" DRAWING OF THE
SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY OF GE0RGIA
CLASS a.
At Augusta. Georgia. Saturday, Nov. q. 1885,
SAMUEL SWAN CO.. Managers

Nos. Prizes Nos. Prizes Nos. Prizes. Nos. Priz
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TWENTY DOLLARS kEWARD.-Ta.
L ken from my Office, some time since the lat Of
October, an I'm tiiN kkR'S IN6TRUMtNT, uHan.
sit.) Liade by Knox shain, Of Philadelphia IL
has one of the Bubble Glasses broken. I viii pav
the above reward for its delivery to me- at tho OF.
fee of the Richmond and York River Railroad Co.,
NO. Ii2 Main street.
no pts AT DnUGLAs
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LOSE.

T OST-On Sunday evening. white
IL aud red SETTER DOG-whitc with red about
the head and back. A suitable reward wilt be paid
fer his return any information left at this Gfice
81 may lead 10 his recovery. no So Il
I O5T.-O On Wednesday morning. oath
~ instant, at the New Market, on shockos HILL .
single STONE DIAMOND RING. liberal re-
ward will be paid the finder by leaving it at our
Office
no PTS LEWIS WEBB Go.
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9 WHAT I'M NBWS .-WAIbVNt Et
Whitehurst's old gallery. u Main street. In going
to Europe, and IL selling off his stock OF fine CASES
at cost, and he gives you large sized AMBR0-
TYPE for 50 cents sold st 81 In any other gallery
PHOTOGRAPHS from 90 upward. Pictures pot in
medallion and breastpin for rs cents.
Good fires constantly kept. NO lS-lmtf
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6 CLaAKs FOR MIssss AND CHIL
DREy Rich Head Dresses, Fancy Hair Pins, Ron.
nets, Ribbons. Flowers, Ruches. Feathers, with all
kinds Of Fancy Notions at prices to defy colnpeti
ton. X EZEKIEL'S
Cloak and Mantle DEPOT,
60 Main street.
Dress Trimmincs Of all kinds. ct great bargains
The gold medal Skirt, q syringe. Come and sec il
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RUTTON WOOD, BUTTON WOOD
~ Daily expecting per schr Robt r stocktor ..
ESQ feet inch Button Wood, sill good; I6 lSg feet
40 40; which will sell low from the wharf. as /
bargain. EDW,D i nrfHn M wan'
no N 10th 81. between Main and Franklin.
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WANTS

WANTED--A frst-Yate COOK male
W Ireserred.) Of honest habits, and healthy
Als,. middle aged NURSE and SEA1sTRESs Of
good habits, appearance, and healthy. Fer such
LIBERAL prices will be paid ani excellent home 90
cured. Apply TO GEORGE BAGBY
Opposite Goddin's Hail.
no 2e-ts nth street
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n~0Ho1on b. HrsxI, Dentist, Office
md residence No. al on Main. between stk and stn
kreefs Richmond Va. nv My
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-10
ID /. JA1I VI. ViVC.

ID I. JAIG; u. ViYC,
Dry Creek, Butte County, California Office three
miles south of Forkuers rancl ten mile. north west
Of orovilie. Special attention given To the treat
met of chronic diseases, affections of the Eyes, sc
Jan. ;, 1858.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
For the Lungs. Coughs. colds. SC :.

For the Lungs, Coughs, Colds ssc. =.
"isrARs BALsAs oE WILD CHERRY imparts new
FIgorto vital action and relieves The sysie by open
ing the pores Of the skin, and promoting the secre
lions af III" mucous matter. Its action is surdoric,
sedaise and cNpectorant, by opening the pores al.
laying rrtlnon, and by rendering the expulsion of
mucous matter easy. Those who take Balsam will
feel immediate relief from lhedstressing irrtsons
thataccompany atf1ctaticns OF the respiratory organs
The pores have been closed the Bslsam opers them
The lungs suffer from rritation-,lhe irrl,a;ion /.
soothcd; the pIlse is violent and feverish-they are
soflened, and he membrane is relieved OF its
engorgemcnt iIh rapdtty and ease. All by the use
of this useful remedy. Carlton AS there are many
counterfets, look well AT the signature before pur-
chasing tike none unless it has the name OF "San
ford n PARK" engraved on the outside wrapper. all
others are base limitations.
CoLT1N McDERMDTr, Ageats, Oroyille.
PARK WHITE, Importers and wholesale AGENTS
for all genuine Patent Medicines, 1872 Washington
s0ee'' Sa' FRANCISCO feb27-2m
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-10

Parties desroUs of subscribing to this pappr can
have ii lrft at ther residences by leaving their nd
dress at the Posr ofricE l,tERARY DEpOr
GAENHAM y LOCKWOOD.
FEB. l3-3. Apnnts
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-10
San Francisco Daily Bulletin

Attest c. A. SMITH, ChfH.
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Notice.

Alta meeting he'd by The Boar! OF r. sices Of the
i""h "i pr'viiie, on the 2jh day of April 1855 /,
wis ordered TINT NHnicipai Elcc ion shall be held
on honln! the 81 day of Nay 1854, for the purpose
oil 'ac,int the following officers: Five Trustees an
Assessor, TreaSuacr, anu Marshal for said Town
me f"io owing gentlemen We're appointed officers of
snld election: Robert Rchey as Inspector and NJ
H. Farley and Ph.lId Wa'ermln as Judges
AIi. / LEOYY. President.
GN,r,,
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tS Before the Adjournment of the

y Before the Adjournment of the
Grand Jury, II committee of five was appointed to
eAhniic the subject of Licenses with instructions to
fepoH 10 the Jury ON the 9th day of May, the names
al al persons and firms doing business, or having
within the past year done business without proper
licenses, to the end That they be then prosecuted for
delinquency:
II R. LATHRop, Foreman n Grand .usy. 81
Granl Jury Room, April 24th 1855.
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Channel Rock.

All shares In the Chinnel Rock Mining Comnanv.
ON which assessments now Que, remain due and un-
phd until the aish day of May, 1855, will then be
So'd III The Coirt House door at o'clock r. NJ, To
pay such assessments
by order of the Trustees.
TllDS WELLS,
Scc'y and Treas, Channel Rock Mining Co.
April 26, lsjs.
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I've would ca'I attention to the Gard OF Dr Van
N'pdi' oi san trdnctsco,who is treating Eye and Ear
pis'ses with truly greGt success, since his return
from "'roal. ofcr ii Wrlsht's building, NV cor.
"er OF A''is"r 'ry aal Jackson st.cet, where he
mly be consuted da IT, pa,
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Card.

Doctors sdsDEs jenkins have removed their
orf'c the County Hospital T.ynchburg and will as
usual attend to all professional ca >, day or night
Feb 18th IS5sslf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE COURTS.

DIsTRIcT CoURr-rhrd Monday tn January ur-
Monday In May, second Monday in November a.,
fourth Monday OF August.
UoUsry CoUar.-kirst Monday in March and Jun,
secoud Monday In september, aud fourth Monday IN
November. "
CouRr OF SEssIoss.-Second MONDAY in Fehru.
ay, third Monday in April July aud Ociober
PaoBATE COUgr.-Fourih Monday in February md
haJ, third Monday ia August, ami second Monday
in December.
HOARD or SuPERvIsoRS Meets f-st Monday In
February, May, August and November.
Ordinance No. I2.
The Board Of Trustee. of the IOWA Of oroville do
ordan az follows:
SEC. l. Each of the officers herein named shall
be required to file with the Clerk a bondwith two nr
more good and sufficient sureties, conditioned unon
the faithful performance of their duties, in amount
A. follows: The Marshal and rrea surer each Ave
thousand dollars; the Assessor two thousand dollars
Sad bonds To be approved by the Board
Passed May Sth, 1858,
SENECA EVER, President.
Attest J W. BuFFuM Clerk
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OrOVilie Turn Vereiu

heSuar mee-in-s are held on the second and
iour'h wednesday ofovery month, at O'clock r. NJ.
inrn Exercises every Tuesday and Friday, ut
O'Clock =. NJ.
By Order. SIMON X ROSrNrlIt sec,r
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Romans l'fangais,

Messienrs Garnham & Lockwood enerent au pub
lie Francois de'Butte county un grand assortment
des hlelileurs ouyrages des auteurs du steele.
dl6 BUREAU DE LA POSTE.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-10

" DIR. j. l.. CEapkay's reputation is rap.
IDLY spreading through this state ami Oregon as we
learn from reliable sources lie is practcing with
remarkable success and has deseryedly secured
pubic conf ience Those needing medical aid would
do well to CALI wrel al his Institute, in San Fran.
cisco We refer the reader TO the Doctors ad yertis
ment in another column
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-10

DR. y. q. YOUNG, whose advertisement AL
Ner''Semeht appears Ia another column is the pioneer
advertising Physician in this State, has cured more
pauShls liih any other. Attention is called to his
advertisement. =,
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-10
FRAVKLIN ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER. U. D

n stated meetings are held in the Masonic
" Syi lion the second aud fourth Fridays of each
\monih. II. A. GASrON, NJ. L. H. P.S
Z. f. COTTON, Secretary.
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MINERS BAKERY /!
Montgomery street, doors above the Orleans Hotel
OROV ILLE.
--@---.
STEPHEN rOL,ND, .... Pro prietor.

vHNfIls ~ THE PIONEER BAKERY OF ORO-
- VILE and The proprietor would nrkBow ledge
his thanks Ia the people Of Orove snd vicinity, for
their patronage sud sUlicits a continuance of the
same feeling confident that be can give better sat ~
faeOn ftg the same moneF, than any other estab.
fishDent ~ The Kind Ia OTove. PIES fnnde Of fresh
fruit of All kin1s, aud CAkLs Of every variety, al
Low PRIl ~, can be- had ut bis Bakery or will be-
delivered al ths doors If his customers.
Oroyiile, Dec. 80, 1856. d03l n
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NOT SPRINGS, vIRaINiA.--r

HOT SPRIN GS, VIaGINiA.--NA-
~ TURE'S REMEDY FoRCHk0NIC DISEASES
The hotel at this place IL open for the recep-
ton OF tisitors The supply of mineral water IL
abundant, and thore are zine Baths constantly sup
Piled with fresh water from separate springs of va
rious temperatures, from 7so 90 1860 f4hrsnheit.-
These Waters cure the CHRONIC FuAMs OF
RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, GoUT, DISEASES
OF ThE LIVER, PARALYSIS, lfree from infiam
matosry action OH, INJusIEs TO TIE MUS
GLANDS, SPINAL IRRITATION, CHRONIC
DlAkRIitLA, and some DISEASES PECULIAR To
FEMALES, more thoroughly and rapidly than any
other remedy on The American continent. Tht ir
surpassed by tGose Of any mineral water on the face
of the globe.
Many persons afflicted with the diseases enumera
ted above, IN forms which hal resisted the most
hives Of the sufferers alike wretched aud useless
through long years Of pain, have been restored To
perfect health by their Use. OF the vast number
now 81 ferirg with such ados, there ase compa'
Tativeiy few indeed who would not DO either perfect
~ cured OF 81 oatly relieved hero.
The Springs are situated IN an elevated mountain
region. The scenery a. ound Is Wild. romantic aud
beautiful and . more heSithYor delightful summer
climate can nov here be found
Besiuas the non BATHS far fnvalids there are
two ilae PLEASURE BATHS for persens liz good
health. GOOD MUSIC will be in atteuoanee early
in the scason O.. . . . ,
staie by railroad the MiIib~ro depot Of the SI-
gina Central Road: thence by stage coaches twenty
miles over well graded turnpiks, to the SPRING.
Passengers leaving Richmond. Va, or Baltimore,
Nj the morning, eau COME through 10 mis- place
same day 90 supper.
For a full account of tn il celebrated W ntering
Place see Harper Weekly, M. IS, for June 5tn.
De Bow Review for May and June, also, Anne rIcau
Farmer tos May and June. vi write to H. subscriber
FOR pamphlet. ), GO0DE,
nly 3l-ti3lu Hot Springs Va
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DED SULPHUR SPRINGS

NUN 7,
These celebrated MINERAL SPRINGS are now
open for the reception oil visitors. Ii s BOW well
known that no medicinal agents that have been tried
have had such signal success as the waters OF the
Red sulphur Springs, in The speedy cure OF most
lions Chronic Diarrhtea by dyspepsia and Diseases Of
the Brain.
Iuyaids would secure better roons aud better care
and attention by COMING, EARLY, as We are usually
very much crowded through the month OF August
Visitors for this place should leave the virginia and
Ter nessee Railroad at h EWBEhN DEPoE They
will then have but IS miles Of staging. over good
road. Via Ms Virginia Central Railroad there is
now about 10 miles of staging.
my 2g-d2m CAMPBELL co.
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COiNER's WHITE AND BLACK


This favOrite resort for pleasure and health will be
opened Tor tile accommodation OF Visitors The ISL ON
JUNE 1t is situated on toe lac and full view a
tbs Va. aud Tenn Railroad, abont bali a mile from
BonsaCk's Depot. Va AT which Depot an Omnibus
and pNrters will always be- found waiting the arrival
OF the cars to convey visitors and their baggage IT.
the Springs
Important improvements have been made since
last aSDn.
4 telegraph Office has be n tab ished, which al.
for1s convenient and instantaneous Commun cation
with all parts OF Tie country.
Another WHITE SULfdUR-stronger, bolder,
ad superior tbaly hsate Spring, have been lSc0S-
cred aud improved since the last that the
variety aui value If the mineral alters afforded
At the place are EueqaeG by auy other place 40"
Known 10 The public. The similarity of the " hitc
sui phur To tho Justly and iar-famed treenbrier bite
Sulphur is StIkn d be- at recvg uised b.
ali who have used both oi the waters
These bite and hla, ou!phnr waters have ef-
f-cted numerous curns. The White sulphur il.
aggravated OF Dyspepsia, serious affections d
the li"eI hi iucys aud blai,ier General Debility,
and specially diseases Of the Nervous system
p!ur i'll all kinds Of diseases Of The Skn agGravat-
ri cses If letter and nther erupt!oG3 Of TIL 81 inoi
great numbers an1 oflouE standing, onty having
been ,Itlt aly cured
Tho accommodations are equal to any 10 be Icuad
III tie mountains ui Virginia, md the table aud at
ten iauCe of the most satisfactory Chafacter-as t.
all which beg to refer 10 the large numb. T OF
! persons who haze heretofore visited the place.
es-A BILLIARD SALOON. TEN PIN ALLEY,
AID other anus1rreits itiisrd pleasant AID healthy
rccrcati Il. l. DAYiUGEf> celebrated BAN from
! Baltimore hos bcou engaged for the season.
). 4. HEFELFiAGE4,
| "a
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D0CKBRlDGE BATHs.-This favori

IL bathing place long known as LETCHER'S. and
afterwards as JORDAAS SPRINGS, has eets re
Rockhridge county, where IL ls situated and where
the virtues OF the water best Known. and VIII be
omen for the reception OF visitors upon tn Ist oi
| JUSEncyt New and handsome buildings have b. ell
erected al no effort viii be spared 10 make it de
Gehtful simmer resort 1t is beautifully located o
| the North River ia the midst OF mountain aud val
ley scenery unsurpassed in varied beauty By any m
the State. Il Is on the nam stsge road from Lex
inxtof to the Central railroad, distant eleven miles
from the former and nine miles from doshen Depot
on the latter Visitors can reach the Baths IN one
day from Petersburg, kchm nd and alexandria ar
irving at their destination before sunset
han that Q; the ud weet and this, with the pect
liar character AMI buoyancy of the water, which Is
highly charged with afbonlc Acld Gas, ana con
tains MagueSia Iron, &c renders bafhnS III T. by
full and invigoratug to an extraordinary degree -
It's medicinal feet il attesed by nifty years OF local
experience especially in OF general Debility
Dyspepsia Diseases of the Lungs, Uicefatttis,
" hereEer existing, Rheumatism. AIuenoTfhea. Us
meuorrhea, MenorrhaTia, Leucorrhea, Prolapsuss
Uteti. &C. Ia the diseases peculiar 10 females anu
children, II Is unsurpassed, II e9asied, by aaP WA
ter in the world. Near at hand is a tine Sulphur
Spring second only TO the famous Whi;@ sui2hut
Of Greenbrier TO which visitors to the Baths have
free access.
Governor Henry 4. Wise, who spent portion of
last summer With his family at the Baths" thus
sps axis of IL: 1T is my chosen spot 10 the noun
tains and shall certainly revisit it, if possible next
summer.
Reference may also be had, amongst many Others.
Military Institute Rev VIM White. D. aud Rev
Win Pendieton, OF Lexington; VIM q Paine, Esg.
of The firm of Kent, Paine Is ent. Richmond and
TfIuutef, ESQ OF selma, Alabama.
TEEns-$i 30 per day. for less than one week; -
per week. for less than TWO weeks; ss per week. Tor
more than two weeks. and go per month.
my 2<-d3m
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HEALING SpRlNGs.-These celebra

II
L ted SPRINGS are now open for the reception OF
visitors, The furniture aid buildings ar. ali Ie"
and coIliort;.hle aud sufficient for The comtortab
accommodation Of ihrrr hundred persons. Tht
" ATLkS celebrated f,r til, If efficiency i dis
gaats OF the Ski Liver atd stomach acrCflla Old
Ulcers PARALYSIS ii ; asses OF the Ra.td,r idney
and Uretus, Chronic jhaCIhrt Chronic Asthma
diseases al tie Un8s aui bronchial Tubes He!nor
fhods Fi-toa in An5, Rheumatism. G0Ht, Dyspr4
rhf4, MeaprrhHcia, Distracted Ca 'alnepia PIQlap
sus Uteri, Neuralgia aud diseases OF the isye
The BATHS have been enlarged and inprOyrd
sDce The last season, by the Introduction Of uunl
Der OF BATHING TUBS, supplifd with warm an.
hot water from the medicinal fountain. thus furnish
ing Baths OF any tem erature the feelua Of the ~
teDt and necessities Gt the may require each
Ban occupying sepa' ats Apartment.
Zach Bath is 3upp}td with a Shower Bathing Ar
paTatus of improved construction
The Baths are exceedingly delightful, buoyaut
and grateful, linparIing glow and sottness to til
GINA, their Temperature being $50 Fahrenheit
The properties OF these waters gre atty Ca:la-
tic dieurrtic, diaphOreiC, Alternative reittVe az
suti-irritant and are p culiary applicable to tn
treatment of the above diseases.
The healing Springs are located in Bath c0Hnt.
Va Immediately u"un the road leading ir"m Nil,
b0ro LepCt of the Virginia Central RIA !iead. TO the
GrcenhTtr hite sulphur Springs-2i lies trou
the former and 50 mile asst of the latter lacr anG
within day travel OF Baltimore, Richmond, Wash
iuR ton and Alexandria.
A line OF daily Stages. carrying the Mail will rul
regularly between MilluoI0 Depot and White sui
phur aud passing Ell route the Bath Alum, Warn
and Hot Springs. over well graded road, and stop
ping here, Will convey visitors regularly 10 ant
from the Springs.
An experienced Physician resides ut the Springs
permanently. The proprietOrs intend to every
effort to render the soOurn OF their visitors botl
pleasant aud profitable, and have fitted up fine
Billiard and Bowling Saloon fiEe Band Of Music
has been engaged aud will remain during the sea
son.
Persons desiring further information in regard t,
the medicinal efficacy of the water, be supple,
with cur Pamphlet, containing the opinions ant
CT rtfcates of Physicians and others who have teat
ted It's merits. at most OF the hotels by adtresoi,
the pron;ietois PORTER i IRWIN,
ieI7-ilm Proprietors.
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RUNAWAYS.

. $500 REWARD. -Lclt my rosi-
kEa i-uce IN Hefriro. Ga the Iith Of JLue last
- ~ .uy servant woman ELENUkA (ca'i- her
TxA. -es! EirUart Uli) she isa very bright mu
-A s}hr, rbout u years Old, has small scaI
IN ittT Ia lcai fro burn Just ia the edge OF her
i4;r She read 49, write very Weli. au! have
H. 'rubt ut hHt >hV hiss procured free papers AID
!. NOV going Hbou' as tree woman Sha - eXten
Fms y.is a guaints i ~ Richmond aud hUrCh n i'll
harm. lived on church Hill ior nine scars She !,
& If4f.i, IN ore place or he other ! will pay S9A
fr Hty A.rer J! taN,n out Of tjie sta 81 II taken
Gt a II u-icr 81 city q; R1hmlud and S!j If tab cr
IL ,ienltcr ar ty at Richmond. ana placed in ai
49, til A. can = AeT.g-Ean
~ 4--fnt MARTIN s TAYLOR.
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PLEASANT SUMNER RESORT.
BUFFALO GAP HOUSE,

This "e!! Known Mountain retreat formerly kent
by ! VI flEW8n, ten miles west OF stanton. tbt
Central railroad aHd The Parkersburg turnpike, =
now open t"T the accommodation Of travellers and
visitors PERSONS wishing 10 spend sha heat Cf suit
i;t! cool. quiet way, cannot Ind more suitable
place ii all Virginia 1t Is easy Of accessible cars
81 Ghr Central road pass by It every day. The hous
Is large, b roouS convenient and ell ventilated;
suri ouuded by the most beautiful hount;in scene
~; ia" springs of Freestoua, Sulphur, Chaly beaFe
aud Alum water convenient. As will Iot KEEP
any intoxicating drinks int, XCated persons abOu,
me visitors need not fear any annoy ance in that
way; and whii the comfort ot visitors VIII be great
ing place.
IS. Board per week ST.,
Post office, swoope's Depot, Augusta, Co. Va.
j. 1-5Rs J HERRING.
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~g REMOvAL.-sIMPs oN &

s-s:zN RAGNALL beg leave to inform their pa
=EFAytr rs ana the public generally, that they
@S<A4aAAs Ill remove the lat of July next 10 their
Nav STEAM CRACKER BAKERY, on 18th street, "a ieN
doors beiaw Man) whore they have greatly lGcrras-
Ell hair facilities Tor suppl tnE their hitherto la II
demands for BREaD, CAKES CRACKgSa. PIES, sc
Tan .lul for the patronage literally hest"wed
on tlen heretefpret they pe t. merit continuance
- '' SIMPSON B4GNALL.
n B Orders for BREAD, CRACK FRS. etc, viii
b. received Vt their Bakery 18Th street, or their
Id store No T. on Noin street Cakes Crackers, &c.
carefully packed in quantities to suit customers.
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