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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-02-04

THE SU BSCRIBER -
i himself to the citizens of Nor FfYET7
folk and Portsmouth, as Tuner and Re
pairer of Piano Fortes. From among large
number of those capable of Judging of his
ability, he snbjoins the following
NATIONAL HOTEL,
Norfolk, Jan. 10th, 1858.
DEAR SIR:-It is with great pleasure |
recommend you TO the citizens of Norfolk
and vicinity, as a gentlemen, who is entirely
capable, either as Piano Forte maker or
Tuner, and it is quite certain, that your resi-
dence here, will be great advantage to the
musical community generally.
Yours Respectfully,
S. THALBERG.
His rooms are in Johnson's building on
Main street, where he intends keeping an as
sortment Of the best Pianos manufactured in
the North. Respectfully solicits the citizens
of Norfolk, and Portsmouth and surrounding
country, to call and examine his stock. Being
practical Piano maker and Tuner, feels con
tident, that he can give satisfaction in all
cases.
N. B.-Just received one of those paten,
double sounding board Piano Fortes, from
the mandatory Of Newman Bro. & Sons.
ia 10 d. w. WINTER. Agent.
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SUMMER REsoRTs
Hot SPRINGS. vTaaINIa, ...SI,

II OF RINGS, VIRaTNIA,-NA~
"a Lohks REMEDY F0RCuRoNIc DISEASES.
~, ne no :, this place IL open for the recpn
sSpcyy ~ NmaoIs, The supply of mineral water Il
a,ia @ ana theFe are Inc Baths constantiy sun
rus ,empar ese water from serarat springs Of va
R q.ss =. , n,srs cure the CHRONIC FuRMs DE-
~ Az y y TEN; NEURALGIA. GOVT DisEAsEs
ma ua,a MN LIVER, PARALYSIS, Gree from imam
c iIafsSss s seo1isNnR OLD IEJusIks 10 TiIe MIS-.
HSa,A.MDS, SPINAL IRRiTsTidS s rsnx -,
EsSMnas,nRA, and some DISEASE PtCITiI a n ~,
nsbar VS. mere thoroughly and rapidiy than an
Aztec sTi y on the American continent III. ir
OF the globe. "a0's" wafer on the lace
Many persons licted with the diseases erumo,
sSl,eS u forms which had resisted the me-,
ives OF the sufferers alike wretshes sn5 vo the
nar eeasn iohg years of pain have been Restored 10
$500 heSth By their use of the vast nnnah "
rafiyalr e WITH such maiades there are comna
"a 10y lew indeed who would not he et az a,g -
y ,Suted or greatly relieved here '''e' pV'"e
49, Pings are situated in an elevated mountain
, sstVu rue scenery atound Is wild romantic snd
riint ao1 pore healthy delightful sum ner
onn'ate can nowhere be found 0i
BesIdes the Hot BATHS far ;nva1;as ,hor..
~ ~ nae fLEASlRS BATHS for persons in GOOD
hes ,h dooD MUSIC will be ia attenGance earl
aoo fs-From the principal cities in tn. United
states ny railroad to the MillbOro' depot Of tb ~
s'uh central Road thence by stage coaches twenty
aates. over well graded turnpike to the Sp,ng.
80, ,tSsssoneSfs leaving Richmond, Va or Raj, im,.S
same day 20 supper - W ''''s piace
for tuil account of tn is celebrated W,terir1
fisce. see Harper Weekly No rs for June s,.
De Bows Review for May and June also Amrric.n,
FARMER i"a May and ne, write 10 the subscribe
for pamphlet. = Go.1nE iOer
St-d3m H., s,.t'o
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r AND FOR SALE In HENRICO

- COUNTY, am authorized to sell two tracts i.
uated 2Is miles below Richmond, and contains 222
acres; IS acres cleared and in q high state OF I'M
proycmeBt; producing from to 10 barrels OF corp,
and from q to 81 bushels of wheat per acre. The
cleared land has been lined, and is being LINED
again. The improvements eansist OF small dWei-
ling house with rooms, large barns &C, &c.
1t is seldom such a valuable farm is in market; q
great bargain can be had if immediate application
be made 10 the subscriber. The other farm lies
about miles below Richmond, and contains 1883
acres 60 of which is cleared. the balance Ia woods,
and It is believed that the wood ON this farm VIII
very near pay the price asked for 1t. Inc heaith
and society OF both places good any further IN
formation that may be desired, can be had upon az
plication to RO, b. LfNE,
General Land Agent.
Office over A. Bodeker's Drug Store, Main street
Richmond Va my 3-ZaNzm
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pED SULPHUR SPRINGS

MONROE COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
These celebrated MINERAL SPRINGS are now
open tor the reception Of visitors. 1t is now well
known that no medicinal agents that have been tried
have had such signal success the waters of the
Red sulphur springs, in the speedy cure of most
cases OF pulmonary Consumption Bronchial Aztec
the Brain.
lnvalids would secure better and better care
ana attention by coming EARLY, as We are usually
very much crowded through the month of August
Visitors for this ace should leave the Virginia aud
Tennessee Railroad at NEWbEkN DEPOT they
Will then have bat 81 miles of staging, over a good
road. Via III, Virginia Central Railroad there is
now about 20 miles OF staging.
2J-dgfu Z 90
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u,RUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE

FARM IN HENRIC0 COUNTY, THkEE
MILES BELOW RICHMOND As Trustee IN q
deed OF trsst from J Bragg, dated LIST February
1883. duly recorded in Henrico county o9uft,
mises on THURSDAY the l7,h day Of June. 1898,
at 10 O'clock A NJ If fair if not the next fair DAY. t1s
. tract of Land situated in the county OF Henrleo.
about three miles below the city Of kiehmond con,
taning s2 acres Of which about % acfss ne On sn
an the south side OF said road, and on when the
said Bragg resides This Is amen H. 'a 1;en G
p;hanS The title is believed TO be good, but
tba Trustee will convey with the usual special war
rantys The deed requires cash sae n9t - nor ar
than probable that an VII 10 a, aas ,s
sananle. The taxes for 1883 g be pad py ,nJ paf
chaser. -FEAA ma
1S-9aWtd
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By +. B. Cook & Co.
ELEGANT HOUStHOrD FUpN1ru1

ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
IL AT AUCTION.
will sell. on MONDAY, The Iith inst. at the
RESIDENCE of Mrs. L. d. Preston on Third st Gam
oles tlll. at 10 O'Clock. all her
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
consisting of '
Splendid Silk Brocatel Tete-a-Tetes. Parlor Chairs
brocat and Lace Cnrlains, Mahogany Sofas
naho8amy Chairs. Mahogany, RoseWo cd and Wal
nut Warirobes " "'
Bureaus, Bed1teads Sbuck and Hair Nattrossas
Wristbands. Looking Glasses
Brussels and Three Ply Scotch Carpetinps MATING
Oil Cloth > "
sldeboards, Extension Tables, Dining Tables
large assortment of Glassware CrocSery Gas
Chandeliers. &C, &c
,AdsS, the usual variety Of KITCHEN FURNI
TERMS: All sumsunder $500 ash over that amount
W dajs for approved negotiable paper.
Jo' r b COOK & CO, Aucts
STOCK OF BUGHiES. SADDLES.
HARNESS. &C, AT AUCTION The subscri
per having determined to close bis present business
MIL sell wlthc ut reserve, at public auction on
TUESDAY, 10th day OF June, at 10 O'Clock his en-.
BUdGIEs, SADDLES, COACH. BUGGY, WAGON
~, AND CART HARNESS, &c sc.
Inc work IS OF the very best quality having been
manufactured expressly for private sales and can be
warranted as good as any in the city.
hlter the sale OF the above stock the stare and
cellar will be rented to the hi Ehest bidder
proved paper, " NTJES
Sale conducted by E. b. Cook Co, Aucts.
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SHIPPING.
PASSENGERS FOR NEW

FOR NEW YORK. The
sssS2s steamship JAMESTOWN will re
w. ~ GIVE Freight to-day. MoNDAY, and
eSREzcsxss.SsuH - ihe hour of O'clock = NJ,
ceivpd prior to that hour :
Consisnees are requested to seni for their goods
today.
fre,ph; for B5s'on. consigned TO the agent Mt New
York will he forwarded directly on. nj moderate
rates and expeitionsly.
LUDLAM WATSON.
ia~-3 OiHre oDn,Sife Steamer, Whervcs
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By Ro. B. Lyme Auct.
DUBLIC SALE OF A HIGHT

DUBLIC SALE OF A HIGHLY M
4 PROVED FARM NEAR THE MECHANICS.
~ CILlE TuRNPiKE, ~ REAR OF THE LATE
RICHMOND, CONTAINING 7374 ACRES, AT AUG
TlON;-That valuable and highly inlprov, d Farm.
De crlbea above, belonging to DR. Il N Hudson, w Ii
be offered at public auction, on THURSDAY tn
l. tn OF June, at IA O'Clock, upon the premises, il
ialr II not, the next fair day thereafter The health
duc,iyeness of the soil. together with the imrroye-
ments, society, DC, renders it one OF the most de.
slrabi9 residences in tbs vicinity of Richmond Mr.
traner, the manager on the farm, will show the
premises to any one who may wish TO purchase
More particular description can be had by applying
70 RO. b. LYME,
my 27-dtd Office over A Rcdeker.s Drng Store
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EOYN ER'S WHITE AND BLACK
~ SULPHUR AND CHALYBEATE spRI>CG

~ SULPHUR AND CHALYBEATE spRI>G an
This iavorte resort for plea sure and health will h
orened Tor the accommodation Of visitors the lsT Of
JUNE 1t situated on tue line and in full view If
the Va; and Tenn Railroad, about half a mile from
H0nsack : Depot, Va, AT which Depot an Omnibus
ana porterS will always be found waiting the arrival
q the cars, 10 convey visitors and their baggage 10
the Springs ~
Important improvements have been made since
last season.
4 telegraph Office has be- n e tab ished which af.
lords convenient and instantaneous Commun cation
with all laTts OF the counsr,
Another WHITE SUGPHUR-stronger buIder
AMI superior Chaly bsate Spring have been dscoy-
cred ami improved sine the last on so that tue
variety ami value Cf the mineral waters now afforded
at the place are uneq3led by sny other place now
known to the public. The similarity of the White
sulphur 10 Justly andfar-famed Greenbrier W hite
smipEuriS so sirkn to be at recognised by
all who have used both of the waters
These W hlte aud Fla sulphur waters have eff
iected numerous cur"S. The White Sulphur in
aggravated Cases Of Dyspepsia serious affections Of
the Livef, hi tneys and Bladder. General Debility
ana specially diseases of the Nervous system az
those diseases peculiar to Females. The Black SUI
phur IN ali kinds of diseases of the Skin aggrayat-
ed cases Of letter and other eruptons of th skinot
great nhnbess and otlonS standing. seventy having
been entirely cured
The accommodations are equal TO any to be found
III the mountains Of Virginia., and the table and at
tendance Of the most satisfactory chafacter-as to
All winch we beg 10 refer TO the large numb.r OF
persons who haze heretofore visited the place.
ES BILLIARD SALOON, TEN PIN ALLEY
and other alnusements aff,ri pleasant aud healthy
recreati II. DANIDGES celebrated BAND from
my 2q-d3m Pronriet1r
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DUBLIC SALE UF VALUABLE LAND
D FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD,
Runaway from the sutscribr, early: in J lac ua

Runaway from the subscribr, early. in il - ia
~ Try last, a negro man slave, named NELSON
80 hired Of Mes rs = Tabb Son, as agents for
mr. Julln III Conway, OF Stafford county.
The saidsDegro heaTt no marks particularly re-
membered; is about 3 Sect inches high, of light
ginger tad color somewhat slew-iooted; wDen
spoken to speaks quickly, and is quite sprightiy;
sometimes calls himself Nelson bansburg. He bas
a wife in fredericksburg, il is believed but took no
with another woman in or near Petersburg whom
he visited during the past year
reward of twenty-five dollars is offered for his
apprc nsion if taken in Richmond, Petersburg,
Alexandria, or fredericksburg. or their vicinity. or
within hundred miles of Richmond and de liver
ed to ire, or Me,srs ? NJ Tabb h Son. in Richmond
or secured In any Jail in the State that get
him again; or fifty dollars il appreb further
north. JOHN d. QUARLE2.
B--Fredericksburg News and Alexandria Ca
zete will please copy and forward their bills til b
office for payment. ap 21-sw2ul
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ARGE FRAMED DWELLING ON

L. JACKSON. ADAMS AND DnNAL STREETS,
FOR SALE At AUCTION VIII be- sold on TIL I RS
DAY. 10th June. 1888, on the premises comme nelIg
at 3 o,clock P NJ the excellent framed dwelling To-
Gated as above, fronting 81 feet Jackson street
running back on Adams street about LIS feet TO Dn
val street and now in the occupancy OF Mr Lewis IL
TsRNs.-one-fourth cash; balance at T.. and "
mnths for negotiable notes, interest added secured
hv trnst ed or title retained The taxes Tor 1870
10 be paid by the purchaser. o,, -.
q AIfBhSO<Ns AHSeo'
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AUCTION BALES.
By Kent, Paine q Co

BY Kent, Paine & Co.
7 .ARGE SALE OF DRY GOODS AT
- AUCrI0N.-0n THURSDAY, the 10th instant
commencing at 10 O'Clock, We will sell at the store
OF Messrs. } Ferguson, Jr, Il Co.. No g. Four
tenth street, the balance of their stock Of DRY
dooOs, remaining on hand, Comprising a great
variety OF very choice and desirable goods among
which area s
Black and cold French CLOTHS
Black aud fancy CA.SIMEREa
Rich SILK aud Marsailles VEsTfEGS
Silk sBKGES, SILESIAS
Iailors TRIMMINGS. If all kinds
Fancy Linen DRILLS Planters LINENS
Irish LINkNS, White GOODS. a large as'meu,
Iadies Dress GOODS, EMBRtIDEkIES
III, HOSIERY, GLOVES, LACES, &c &C.
The attention Of the trade is particularly invited
10 this sale, which will be made without reserve
ton. ~ WYNN OF a
We will sell in addition to the above to close con-
sgnments. variety Of fire. h and seasonahle goods
particulars OF which will appear hereafter.
IERhs.-All sums under $780, cash. over that
amount months credit. for approved, endorsed
not KENT PAJNsA ~
Jo+-'ds Auctioneers
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RO r. HuWISON,) ituS'oes'
Sale conducted by G0DDIN 4 APPERsoS my II
VERY VALUABLE 4 ACRELOT OF

NEK1 VALUABLE 4 At RE LOT OF
LAND IN SYDNEY, BOUNDED BY MAIN
CARY CHERRY AND CULVERT STREETS
WITH LARGE BRICK DWELL ING THEREON
FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-At the request of Mr.
Georgs d Pace. we will II at public au,tion, on
the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day OF
june 1858. at O'Clock = NJ If fair if not the next
fair day, the really valuable property located as
above 1t will be divided into lots TO suit bidders
according to a plat to be exhibited at the hour OF
sale The foregoing real estate IL justly reRardc
among the most valuable in sydney. Being out Of
the city limits, and in improving locati, H. it of
fers great inducements to those seeking such pro-
s6rty.
Terms One fourth cash; balance at {, 8 and u
months for negotiable notes, interest added secured
by trust deed The taxes for 1853 to he paid 10y the
purchaser. GUDDIN q APPERSUN
ia
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AUCTION sALHe.
FUTURE DlYS
BY Goddin & Apperson.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
BRICK TENEMENT, AT THE CORNER OF
MsiAhsHALL AND ID sTREETs.-As trustees Of
ta winston and wife In Their deed sf tru st OF
a. sIh Novenoer 1851. we shall procsed to SELL
s sns 5tn oar Of june. 1855, at O'clock p Il. the
sSCeiIent Brick Tenement located as above now in
me occupancy of Mr.. Isaac w Walker IL has
n' gu "a street OF 20 feet and depth Of ~ feet
dence mss e'aii'''a ois resi-
FERMs-One-fourth cash, balance AT 4 & and ~
nontns, Tor negotiable notes. interest added secured
~ s,ust deed or title retained. The taxes for
iS rs 10 be paid by the purchaser ~
me foregoing real estate was sold ON tina ,,b NJ
p i !. last eut In consequence of the purchaser hay
ing JAILED to comply with the terms OF sale il Is now
" % feSod' Y SSoDDlN; Trustee.
gale conducted by 6oDpIs 4 ArPKHsoy. iss
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALU.
CI1 p ABss FARM AND STONE QUARRY. IN
sIv Us MI ~ v astn COUNTY. on JAMES RIVER.
sioner OF the Circuit Court OF sbesterfa I'D sonans
ed py q decree pronounced on the 9Th MAJ fs5s in
tne case OF dreen. guardian against t}raen n I
sha PROG 60 70 SELL at public auction on the prem,
f ~ fsr II nat H. me on July 1855 at u o'clock
OF which Nathaniel Green died seized ronta;rin,
40 acres more or lees, in Chesterfieid co,n,. "
James River. IL has IL an excellent ~ ~, VI
Dwelling and all the usual out buildings ana ;scni
sidered most desirable estate In sddtian - ~ ~
with or without the Farm, as may be deemed best AT
the hour of sale. "
TERMS :-Jne-thrd cash balance at and . wears
after date. for bonds bearing interest with good a.
money be paid MAkMADUKE JOHNs1.N.
Je S-2awtiS Nn,,,a.
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pOCKBR,pGE BATHS.-This favor 6

Ek
II bathing place. long known as LETCHER'S, and
afterwards as J0RDAN'S SPhINGS has been re.
Gently pE chased by company of gentlemen IN
BocEDr!dge county, where it is situated and where
the virtues OF the water best known and will be
open for the reception OF visitors upon the lst OF
JUNEneXt. New aud handsome buildings have been
erected, and no effort will be spar to make ii a de
nghtfu summer resort. II is beautifully located on
the North River, in the midst Of mountain and val
ley scenery, unsurpassed in varied beauty by any in
the State. Ii is the main stage road from Lex.
lEgtOn 10 the Central Railroad dist eleven miles
from the former and niue miles from Goshen Depot
day from Petersburg, Richmond and Alexandria ar
irving at their destination before sunset
The temperature of the water il a little higher
than That OF the Old sweet, and this, with the pecu-
liar character and buOyancy of the water, which is
highly charged with Carbonic Acid Gas and cou-
taIns Maanesia, Iron. &c renders bathing in il by
universal consent of those who have tred delight
ful and invIgorating 10 an extraordinary degree
Its medicinal effect is attested by fifty years of local
experience, especially in cases of general Debility
Dyspepsia, Diseases of the Lungs, Uiceratinns
wherever existing, rheumatism. Amenorrhca Dis
mcnOrrhe6, MeuorrhaHia, LtucOrrhea proapsus
children, it Is unsurpassed, if equaled by any wa
ter il the world Near at hand is "a fine Sulphur
Spring, second only TO the famous White sulphur
of Greenhrier, TO which visitors to the Baths have
free access.
Governor Henry A. Wise, who spent portion of
last summer with his family at 1.-THE Baths thus
SD axis OF It: 1T is my chosen spot in the noun
tains and shall certainly revisit it, if possible,
summer.
nr,, renee may also be had amongst many others,
to Col + III Smith, Superintendent of the Virginia
Military Institute, Rev VIM White, d D, and Rev
VIM Y Penflrton, of BeEington VIM q Paine. Esq.
of the firm of Kent Paine a 4 eut. Richmond, and j
I Hunter. ESQ of SeluIa Alabama
TERMS 81 30 per day. for less than one week; 80
per week. for less than weeks; IS per week for
more than two weeks, and $50 per month.
4--d5m
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OFFICE OF R & KANAWHA CoMPANY,}
RICHMOND, May &, ls5S. J
NOR the nnrnnsa of remnuinp ohstruc-

l. lions from the basin and first level aud repair
ing Locks No n. A and IS and the Guard Lock AZ
Joshua Falls DAM the first division OF the canal
the navigation viii be suspended at Locks Nos 2.
and a. from the 18th the 9TH OF june on the nfs'
level from the 10th of June 70 the LIST July, and De
tween Joshua Falls Dam and the head OF rye hifef
Pond, from the nth to the ed july.
BY order OF the Board of Drectors
my 6-2taw4w VIM MuNfUhp, secy.
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DY TIE GOYERNOR OF VIRGINIA.


iJA PROCLAMATION Information having been
received by the Executive, that JOS EPU TURNER,
who was convicted of burglary by the Circuit Court
of the county OF Campbell, and was sentenced
therefor, to five years imprsonu ent in the Peniten-
tiaty escaped from the jail of said county on the
2Gth instant and is now going at.lnrse therefore
do hereby Offer reward Of one hundred dollars 70
any person who shall arrest the said JOSEPH TUR-
N Err. and deliver him into the Jail of said county
of Campbell; and do moreover require all officers
If this Common wealth, civil and military, and re-
quest the people generally TO use their hest eyer
tons 20 procure the arrest of the said JOSEPH
TURN Err, that he may be brought TO Justice.
tN~o Given under my hand as Governor and
It. under the Less Seal Of the Com
l~rJ monwealtb at Richmond, this 18th
day of May, in the year lShs
HENRY A. WISE
JOSEPH TURNER is about feet II inches high;
rather stoutly built little stOop shouldered iace
slightly dished; very low forehead aud very bad
countenance; hair dark, but not black; eyes hazel
color; and man of desperate character.
By the Governor:
GEORGE w MUNFoRD,
je l-su3w Secretary of the Commonwealth
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A LLkGHANY SPRINGS

"a IN MONTGOM cry COUNTY, VA
Are now open for the reception Of visitors.
fhe most COMPLETE and THOROUGH arTanG ements
have been made TO render this hereof delightful
watering place of the most attractive and agree
able places of sojourn be found where in the
:. uthern country These SPRINGS have been de-
EIoustTated 10 possess the
HIGHEST MEDICINAL PROPERTIES
and are ii mated in the midst of the most BEAUTI-
Full EMERY, and in climate the most
HEsLTHFUL and SALUBRIUUS. They are stu
ate(t within three miles of Shawsvile. on the Nir-
gna and Tennessee Railroad, which trains pass
daily, cling with the great ihorougnfares be-
ginning At Bangor, Maine and terminating at New
Orleans. Arrangements have been made with all
the Railroad Companies, North and South, whereof :
THROUGH TICKETS will be issued 10 any point the
Va ana Tenn Railroad, and IL line of splendid
F0uR-HORSE COACHES
will be i'm readiness to transport visitors from Shaws
vile, the nearest point Of debarkati0n, to the
Springs
TO invalids lab0ring under affections of the Sto-
mach and Bowels, these waters particularly re-
commended
my 28-d1mif CLAYTOR & LEE. Proprietors.
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a EENRICO LIGHT DRAGONS

,, PARADE, on TUESDAY, &th of June At
/TEESJk 9 o clock. A VI, at the Fair Grounds, ia full
---~~ unliorrn and fully equipped, except va
Ii---j sth three rounds bail cartridge, io The pur
Arm. and pGHipment7 in order for inspection. This
'Qsr4Ge is required by law.
i.I-st 4 A SMITH. LIST Sergt.
fha Troop will dine at GardLfr's Spring, at ;
o.rfok Honorary members are respectfully inFI-
f-3 Ia he nrrsrnt
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uYGEIA YOTEL, OLD POINT COM

HYGEIA HOTEL, OLD POINT COM
H FORT VA.--Ths celebrated seaboard W tTER-
ING PLACE, AS famed for its beautiful location
for its entrc exemption from disease, and for its
delicious bath and Other salt water iuXures Will be
opened on the FIRST OF JUNE. / shall be assist
ed. IN the management of the establishment by Mr.
jos. d. SfEGAL. whose acceptahiliIy, during a
past season, will be well remembered
ap 372m JOS. SEGAR Proprietor.
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BY Alexander Mott.
Dry GOODS. CLOTHING AND GRO

DRY GOODS. CLOTHING AND GRO.
~ GERlES:-Will be sold at auction NJ m ,tore
on TUESDAY morning next the Sun inst commen..
cling at 10 o'clock large assortment of seasonsbls
and desirable goods viz: " 'e'''Nss's
, loths. Cassimeres. Csssnetts Tweeds. Mouslins-
Cambrics. Lawns, Calico. Linen Drills, Linen Tabl:
READY-MAbE CIOTHTNG-l2o Linen Goat. I'm
Marseiiles Vests, 50 pair Linen Pants: also fne AZ
paca and Cassm re Coats. Fine lot men and NO.
mems shoes ~ w
MISUNDERSTANDING. French Brandy. Annie
Brandy, Sugar, Coffee, Candles uiuger, Hsrrines.
JET ALEX MOTT ut .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-08
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f@sss ss7sEssyl st JUNE, the following articles
WI be carried between Petersburg and any Depot
ul iha Richmond aud Dauville hallroad.s above the
Junction AZ the same charges # carried between
Richmond ami The same Depot; and between ahy
Depot ~ thu SJuthsic Railroad above the Jonctlpn
hs-g-Y.z: Tobacco in hog sheads or boxes; W heat,
Fl IT, Corn, Oats, Live Stock, il ears, and DrJ
Good. ami Or ceries All articles intended 10 be
sent through Richmond, 10 or from any bepet sSn
The nth Size Railroad, above the Junction, WI
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