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fstaFu ny asfccuon and 20 be fhishfni 10 me fof
three years. begged her. IN token VI her con-
aent 10 this 10 wear Of my yellow rvscs IN her
bosom; then. castipued |. shall dare 10 speak
With yeu With regard % my--may NOS say ouf
aAh 30 yon placed the note within the boqueii"
said Nine Lnsgesel.
II did, Madame"
swell! and afterwards"
uAlAti Noent wore 40 rose III her bosom that
night wished to Kill mysele but my nncis car.
ried me on In spite Of myself TO Ciefmont, ingra.
tiatsd himself with tho young oficefs. and sue
cseied at length IN consoling mo, and convincing
me that Noemi never loved me-"
And yet uneie,n exclaimed I, ashe seemed A.
ways 70 glad 10 see me: she rsproasbcd me 50 ten
Derby when came late.
.Ah, the woman accepts tho lovsof every one,
bat Il g not every Que they icvefn return
SO finally succ0eded III nearly FORGETTING her,
and married the coionels daughter, whom lost
after eight years Of marriage. am, therefore,
alone In the world now. for my uncle Is long dead
yet. would you believe it stiI sometimes thin
| OF Noemi, aud the wonder 10, that always seem
to zee her chesnnt corIs. aud. as my uncle said,
her eyes, while 10 truth she must be u somewhat
aged dame by this time.
Then yon do not know what has become Of
| her."
mot 10 the least"
aAh. your real name IL not Deseondraes, them!
aNo; IL il the name Of my uncles estate; my name
| 10 Edmond dAltheim."
"CAu IL be trua2'
How can you doubt III"
81 can tell you the fate of Noem'.'
| "What say you,"
81 say that she loved you"
ssshe never saw the billet. Your sudden departure
! grieved her deeply. Finally she espoused NJ. az
L.reerel."
an de Lorgeral'
an de IorgereI, whose widow now am"
| What. your are you Noemi Ameloi!"
"Alas. yes; you are, or rather as no longer are
| Edmond dAltbeim."
| .Just heavenl who would have believed that the
| day could arrive when no longer should recog
! nize each otLer!p
| ia II not strauge-and that we should only meel
| again TO play eric-trac,n
| .Bus the bouquet"
81 have still Kept in my possession"
Madame L3rgerel tremulously opeaed an ebony
| box. and drew out faded bouquet
| "Untie IL, unite IT, cried Nj. Descondraies.
! s.In the centre OF the bouquet was found the
| billet which had remsined there fcrty-two years
| Both we're silent. / rose to leave, NJ. DescoLd
| rates also rose,
Madame Lorgerel seized his hands and said to
him: '.You right; the passions of youth scarce
| ly become faces scared like ours with age. bet
| not our noble sentiment, which. perchance, will
give happiness TO the rest Of our lives be subJec,
| Of riiicule Do not return for a few days.
| Since this time tho aged couple are constantly
| together. There exists between them an attach
/ ment that have seen equaled. They re
together the details ofhis love which was never
| confessed, They have thousand things to tell
| each other. Their lore is retrospective, and they
| would still marry. but they dari not
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THE aBEDFORD ALUM AND 10.

/ DIVE WATER" has been aaalyzed By three
eminent Chemists and proven to be richer in mine
Ia aud to contain more Iodine than any mineral
water known.
We are now manufacturing from this water an
gxTRAcP By careful and scientific process of evap-
ration by which all the healing properties of the
water are retained in pure and concentrated mass
which readily disseives in common water. and Ia
Immediately ready for
Wehaye many certificates from ply icians and pr.
waite individuals which can be VI en- by sending and
procuring Of cur pamr hiets from any ofour agts
hearing full testimony to the curative properties ct
tire watee and Mas, in all Scrofnious and Cutane-
IS issases Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints Chronic
D rrhoea. Prolapsus Uteri, and all ire kindred at
fec all diseases of the Urinary Organs, Nabe-
ter Gravel Chronic inflammation and Irations Of the
Kiineys, Piles, re-
A supply of the Water. nicely and securely pack
ell In boxes containing dozen bottles each, TOR
sale either by the hex single bottle, and also
supply Of the Mass In email boxes, which can be
ne by mail anywhere. Kept for sale by j. H.
ioMPsoN & CD, Lynehhurg, Va; GEORGE b
JONES co Petersburg. Va: JAS ALLEN. Mil
ton. 2, and LAtDLEf ROBINSON, Chemists.
&c Richmond, Va lie o3-1m
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DRICE REDUCED TO FIVE DULLAks

L -Ruptures cured Ruptures radically cured
The price of Dr. Shermans great radical rupture
Truss has been reduced from $40 to only S.; placing
Frusses and be perfectly cured. This Truss con-
vsnently be sent by mail express to any portion
of the State.
send a measure of your hips peiyis-sayiuq
whether you desire a weak or strong spring dis
sinctly writing your name and place OF residence.
ne pad of this Truss works the ball and socket
system. giving it great latitude of motion to
apply its pressure at any given point and then fixing
it there at yonr pleasure by small lever attached
1t is worn with perfect comfort. The Truss ia neat
instrument being perfectly simple and at all liza
bic to get out Of order or be broken 1t has cured
great number ofpersons in this city and throughout
the State, and We will most cheerfully refer to gen
tiefnen who are well known for their veracty and
responsibility, who have themselves been thoroughly
cured OF this dangerous disease and tina tOo in
of long standing and of an aggravated nature.
All medical men pronounce it the very best Truss
known.
The money for the Truss must invariably be sent
in advance.
Persons not knowing US can send their money to
any merchant friend in the city, or will give
any reference as to responsibility and promptness
The Truss or any information concerning il can be
had of G. q. JACKSON,
No. IL Main street, Richmond
N. B. Persons owning valuable slaves who are rup-
tured should by all meaRs obtain one; for they will
not only cure, but durable that they are the
cheapest in the end.
Ali kinds Of Trusses kept and sold on reasonable
tarp,a "a l3-lv
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WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND,
FEVER AND hGUE,
And the various affections consequent upon dis
STOMACH OR LIVER,
Such as Indigestion, Acidity OF tho Stomach
Colieky Pains Heartburn, Loss Of Appetite Despon-
dency C9stiyeness. Blind and Bleeding Pills. In
all Nervous, Rheumatic. and Neuralgia Elections
it has in numerous instances proved highly beneh-
cial, and in others effected decided cure
This ia purely vegetable compound, prepared on
strictly scientific principles after the msnner of the
celebrated Holland Professor, Boerhave Because of
troductionin into the u States intended more espe
cially for these of atherand scattered mere and
there over the face of this mighty country Meeting
with great success among thsm now offer it to the
American public, knowing that its truly wonderful
medicinal virtues must be acknowledged
1t is particularly recommended T. these persons
whose constitutions may have been impaired by the
continuous of ardent spirits or other forms of
dissipation. Generally instantaneous in effect it
finds its way directly to the seat Of life. thrilling
and quickenin2 every nerve, raising up the troop-
ing spirit, and, in fact, infusing new health and
vgor in the eystem.
NOTICE.-Whoever expects to find this a beve-
rage will be Disappointed but to thu SICK weak and
low spirited it will prove grateful aromatic cor
dial possessed of singular remedial properties.
CAUTiONi
The great popularity Of this delightful Aroma has
induced many limitations, which the public should
guard against purchasing. Be not persuaded to buy
any thing else until you have given B0ERHAFE'S
HOLLAND BITTEkS fair trial. One bsttla will
con vince you how infinitely superior it ID to all
these limitations.
Sold at 81 per bottle or six bottles for S., BIZ the
SOLE PROPRIkTORS
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. q co.
MANUFACTURING
PHARMACEUTiSTS AND CHEMISTS,
PITTSBURGH. PA
ATsold by nearly all the Druggists in this city
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FORWARDING BUSINESS FROM

FORWARDING SINESS FROM
L THE NORTHERN CITIES TO LYNCf4BURG
VIA JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA CANAL
AND TO S0UTHW ESTERN VIRGINIA AND
TENNESSEE VIA VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE
AND EAST TENNESSEE AND VIRGINIA RAIL
ROADS.-i am prepared to forward Merchandise On
Having control of a tri.wsekly line of Boats
which l compel to leave evsry other day, full not
full, goods detained no longer than is actually
necessary 20 get them from the steamers.
Time through frem New York to Knoxville IL OF
l3days.
The expenses on goods this route are very little
over half what they are via City Point and South
Side Railroad
81 All charges follow the goods to their destina
ton. ALFRED 3 LEE.
Forwarding and Commission MeIchsnt.
liz ITS I'm the Dock Richmond. Va
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ORIVATE BOARDING. J. G.
L JAMES Il Miss f. A. BIDGO0D. having rented
the very desirable residence Of Fleming James, on
,uess and IN the retired part of the city will open
it for the accommodation of persons desiring Board
IN the st day of January next. The house has sew
arai large and desirable rooms for families. Also,
an Office in the front basement. They can accommo
date few DAY BOARDERS. aD-dly
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WATCHES, CLOCKS. 40.

q 1.-THE BATTLE OF BOS-
"a WORTH FIELD"
Send out q pnrsuivant at arms,
To Staney's regiment: Bid him bring his
power,
Before sunrseng lest his son George fall
Into the blind cave of eternal night.
Fill me bowl of wine. GIVE NE WATCH
King Richard III
Historians have perpexed their brains in attempt.
ing to account for King Richards defeat at Boe-
worth Field. The true reasen is to be found in the
last sentence OF the above quotation. Richard got
a watch which had been bnpgled in the repairing,
aud his calculations and combinations we're bafiied
by its inaccuracy. Reader avoid evils OF a kindred
characts r, by sending your Watch for repair to
w j BARTHOLOMEW
jy5 Corner 18th and Main, Richmond, va.
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BEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE

- SPRINGS.-These Springs are located on the
line dividing the Counties of Campbell and Bedford
within a short dis ance and in full view of the
m untans. The Peaks Of Otter" GROWING the
beautiful Blue Ridge, can be reached In few hours
from this poiut. The air If pure and inrigoratng,
aud the visitor from the lowand of Virginia, and
The more Southern States. would rest as securely
here as he would in the midst of the mountains
Situated directly the Lynchburg and salem
Turnpike; III miles from the former Mace and four
miles from the Forest Depot, at which place vehi-
aia will be run to convey visitors to and from the
Springs, PaRE of charge.
p ECKOLS 4 SONS. Proprietor.
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L<jTxf1ts& AE,.
GWAN & co.'s L0TTERiEs
~ TRIUMPHANTii
SWAN e. co.
CONTINUE To DiAW AS USUAL WITHOUT
lSrER3GPrIUN.
SWAN IL cos
LOTTERIES ARE LEGAL, AND
AUTHORIZED BY THE
STATEuF ffEDktiIAi

rhe late attempt to injuIe our Firm has shown that
Our L0TfERIE5 ARE DRAWN FAIRLY
Tast our Prizes are PAID PUNCTUALLYl aud that
eur schemes MORE LIBERAL
than any other Lottery in
the world
The following Schsmas will be drawn by g. SWAN
90, Managers OF the Sparta Academy Lottery, in
each of their Single Number Lotteries for July,
1885, at AUGUSTA. Ca. il public, under the super
nssnfeucs OF Commissioners.
CLASS % draws on ATURDAY. July 8. 1858.
CLASS % draws on SATURDAY, July 10, 1858.
CLASS "a draws on SATURDAY. July IL, 1853.
GLASS g draws on SATURDAY, July "a, 1855
CLASS Is draws on SATURDAY, July 81, 1885.
uN IiE PLAN OF SINGLg NUIAbEhu.
100000 TICK ITS
EIaHTY-FIVE PRIEST
Nearly t,y Prise to EoeTy Na,ss 1Sekets.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME,
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IXIILTON ESTATE. ON JAMES RIY.

vVJ
w Err, FOR RENT-We will mt the cleared
portion of WILTON ESTATE, on James River, con-
tanning 800 acres for two years from the lss Janua
~, 1889 The person renting will have the privilege
OF seeding crop CT wheat in the fall of the year
Thr rent will be paid semiannuaiy, on the list day
Of July, 1879. and LIST day of January 1861 &c for
which security will be required. 2w
q. The large and commedious STORE situated on
Main street. opp site the Exchange Bank and adj
jrining Messrs Habiiston Brother. PpssessiS n
given Immediately.
8. The UNITED STATES HOTEL, we'll arranged
for a large travel and in COED order
4. Three TENEMENTS in Hughes Row. Mayo
street, suitable for medium sized fam lily; kitchen
water am gas on the rranses
~ s-7teod JAS NJ TAYLOR 4 soy.
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NATURALIZATION FhlLE6.
prizes of s4o0 experimenting to $4,000
prizes Il $500. approxim.ting to $4,000 49,
prizes Of $500. spproximating to $4,000 =.
prssas ' 4 Sis. experimenting to $500 '''
prizes of 500. approximatins to $4,000 -.
prizes Of SIS approxi,nssing to ss.Oca
prizes Of $50 apprOxinatins to 1850 ~
900, pIgzo ess Of SIS Sc are 10000
s4s5 prizes. amounting to ss0.Ooo
whole Tickets SO; Halves S.; Quarters 81 81
EF Circular showing the plan Of the Lotteries
will ne sent to any one DESTROYS OF receiving it.
Certificate: oipscksges Sil be sold at the following
Certificate Ofa Daos age of,s whole Tiohes. 50
i iS ssish.S " Il T.
In ORDERING TICKETS on CERTIFICATES
Enclose the money to our address for this Tickets
ordered. on receipt Of which they viii be forwarded
By first mail. Purchassrscan have Tickets ending IN
AnG saa and Prizes will be sent
topurchasers Immediately after the drawing.
~ Purchasers will please write their signatures
~ Remember that every Prize il drawn and pay
able full without deduction.
~ All prizes of 81. 600 and under paid immediate
~ AFTER the drawing Other prizes at the usual time
ali communications strictly confidential.
ADDRESS orders for Tickets or Certificates to
8. SWAN b Co, Augusta, Ga,
q. Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, or
Atlanta, Georgia, can have their orders hiled, and
save time, by addressing s. SWAN Il CO., at either
Of those cities.
S@- A list of the Numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount of the prize that each ono Il
eutitea to, will DE published after every drawing in
The following papers: The Augusta Caa.) Consti.
nationalist, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register,
Charleston Standard Nashville Gazette, Atlanta
nah Georgian, Richmond Dispatch New York
Dispatch. Pauldiny miss Clarion. and Little Rock
(Arkf True Democrat. ie IS
NUTiCE.--Ine subscriber begs leave tc
ANinfprmhis customers of the city of Richmond thar
he is now receiving 100 half bbis first quality Phils
delphia Cream Ale, and will dispose of the same OF
the most reasonable terms, and deliver it free c.
charge to any part Of the city.
NJ. MCCORMACK.
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T- COX'S LINE.-The 'only

a. COX'S LlNE.-The oHy
EA@s s4ssfiN regular Line Freight Boat from
Richmond to Lypchburg, three times week, TUES.
DAYS THURSDAYS ard SATURDAYS.
Boat SULTANA Capt. Wm b. Smith.
Do. THOS. W. JOHNS. Capt. Chas j. Johnson.
Do. LITTLE TENN lessee, Capt. Jas. w. Maxwell
Do OLIVIA, Capt. JOS. s. Wilkinson.
Do NAPOLEON, Capt. Geo. c. Layne.
Do. TEMPEST, Capt. John Donald.
These Boats are all of the first class, and com
manded by careful and experienced Captains and
leave promptly rs advertised The subscriber thank
full for past favors literally bestowed begs q con.
tinuance of the same. For freight apply to
WIN P. cox, Agt
At the Shed. Dock street. in Of old Gas Works.
ja9-ts
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Ts--- raE,,,ssxsg1 ON AND AFTER the

f<S$f skes =es<Sslst JUNE, the following articles
vii bo carried between Petersburg and any repot
on the kichacrJd aud Danvi.ie hai'road ahov. the
Junction NJ the same charges as ii carried between
Ricb,uond and the same DEPOT and between as'y
Depot on the Southsde Railroad above the Junction
aud Iiclimod Mt same rates If carried TO pesrs
huTg-viz. Tobsccn, in hcgsheacs or boxes; beat
FL ur, Corn, Cats. Live stock, tn cars, and Dry
Goods and Groceries. Ali articles intended 10 b.
seut through Richmond, TO or from any Depot
the south Side Raiiroad absvs the junction, will
be charged the if carried through City
Point and Petersburg. my2s
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ITO PRINTERS.-A CHANGE FOR a
4 NEW BEGINNER WITH SMALL CAPITAL.
The proprietor OF well established and cofnple'e
JOB OfFIUE in this ctv, will dispose Of an inter-
est in his Printing EstabIshme nt to active bust
ness man. on the most satisfactory terms For par
tcnlsrs, address l.. l., box 7ls, Richmond P. Y.
~ 13-Im
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CMITH'S ALE, SMITHS ALE.-Ths
~ subscribers take great pleasure in informing
their numerous customers and the public general.
ly that they have succeeded in obtaining the ExoLU
in this market The citzsDs Of Richmond have long
been denied the opportunity OF indulging in this
luxury, and tho Subscribers hore that the present
effort TO sgpply very superior article at the same
price as charged for inferior brands, may receive
such encouragement will justify the extra ex
PEN they have incurred. SMITHS ALE has oh
tanned such wide spread celebrity as to render
comment superfiuous. The subscribers daily
bottling this ALE in haifpnts and quarts, 70 suit
customers.
Private families Supplied on reasonable terms.
lie 25-dlm MASON & co
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RICHMOND sTONEWARE POT

IT, DAILY LINE To OLD
Ezs..ssssss;73SP POINT, PORTSMOUTH AND NOR
FOLh.-lhe steamer GLEN COVE, captain JOHN
DAVIS and CURTIS PECK, Capt. 2 @. CLIFFORD.
will on and after W Wednesday next, 3tth, commence
the regular run to the above places every day. tsnn
days excepted-) The Glen Cove will leave every
Wednesday, Friday and Monday mornings. and the
aav mornings, leaving the wharf at Rockets at 5a
O'Clock precieely, and leave Norfolk each alternate
landings on the river, geing and returning.
RE- Passage and Fare as usual.
le - II " HAShlNS.
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RY STEAMER R0AN0KE.-We have
- just received full and complete ass ,rtment Of
Plain, Fsncy Heal aad Bullion White Fringes. of
ell widths; Trimming Brads, new styles, for Dus
tiers AMI Nantes: also. Da5ter Tsssels of every de-
scritioD; white Corde and Tassels, together with
many other goods In the Trimming way, which We
will o.fer low to the trade
GINTER, KENT l. ALVEY, y
ia cor Main and 18th streets
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pATENT ROPE MACHINE,-The nuh

pATENT ROPE MACHINE.-The puh.
lie are requested to call at the Store Of CLARK
SoN. ANDERSON 4 co no. 100 Main street. and
examine one OF DUTCHEk'5 PATENT ROPE MA
CHIMES; TheS are Agents for the sale of the Ma
CHIMES; also shop. County and State Rights. This
y al article worthy the attention of any one who
jei7 - S.'1s'
DEARLY WHITE TEETH, Perfnmed
Breath, Sound and Healthy Gums, can be OBJ
!aioed oy using Dowden's Dental Fluid; II affords
instant relief and prevents arrests decay
ana prevents the formation Of tartar, &C.
nawden's Dental Fluid 10 recognized by the whole
powders. washes, Ac IT, constant use viii prevent
decay and the manY. aches teeth are heir 10. Re-
!uond; Dr Uosby, Pster1bnrH pr nq Harly. Lynch
burg: DR. Nam OhAsisstons q g; Or Bosom Raleigh,
" no eiaks ian
w A0HINu 60DA-ror Gale BY
IL A-St 61611 1ulnkaini -
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DEMEDY ron COUGHS, COLDS,
Tha fact hae been we'll knswn for long while tnns
MRS. DAWH' COUGH kLlXIR = the beet Ie % w
known for Coughs aud Colds; bRt perhaps y - ~
neDtly several casss Ut Neuralgia and Nsrvoas hsso
eehc Atteusi0n u requested N the folloyn9 ST.
sRrcssosp. January Is. lsssrhis r. 70 certify
that have suffered frcm Nervous neauspI' hsye
tr;sd various remedies. bat found no relief nn1 y
abont the lss e ncysnesr issIit wh.eh found
., great bensfit TO mvseIf. My daughter. wno nas
suffered with cough sincs her isesy medeins and
:; s fr.e fr.,m cough and more vigorous than she
hss been 1t any period Of her life Lbe,sssi = " y
most valuable medicine. ~ Es.ias very peaSan'
on can nervous an" j. q. WINSTON.
Far xa,e by Mrs A B DAVIS, Fisher : Winston
Millspangh d Johnston. f1cos, DoasA r. as'
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m IMPORTANT NOTICE TO

|" IMFUkTANT NUIICE ~
ARAHAT BOOT AND CATER WEARERS.
From Is to % per cent. saved by buying nom
J. H. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel. Best -
quality moleskin Hats 30 second quality, 3; slk
Hats $3.50; fine calfskin sewed Boots. $50; Coz.
gress Boots best quality French patent leather $375
English kid, $s.7s; buckskin, $3.50; lasting $500
calfskin s. rs patent leather pumps 3d. caifskn 40.
e275; calskin Oxford Ties, 30 g. They are al mace
toorder and warranted to wear we'll.
Terms. cash on delivery; one price and no abste
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n1RIEsEMAR PROTECTED BY ROY


L AL Letters Pasnt Of England, and occurred by
the Seals of the Ecoie de Pharmacie de Paris, ana
the I'm .ai College of Medicine, Vienna. Trisse
mar No is remedy for Relaxation, S2ermatorrhse
and Exhaustion Of tue system. Triesemar NO OF
fectualy, in the short Of three Gays complete
IL and entirely eradcates all traces OF those dsor-
ders which CO.. avia and cubebs have 80 long been
thought an antidote for to the ruin OF the health OF
a vast Portion of the population Triesemar No 3 is
great Continental remedy for that class OF disorders
which unfortunately the English physician treats a..
patients constitution and which all the sarsapaTiia
ia the world csnnot remove. Triesennar Nos }, ?,
and are alike devoid of taste small, and OF all
na,iseating qualities They may lie on the toilet Ia
bic without their use Being suspected. Sold IL tin
cases and divided 10 separate doses AS administered
by Velpeau. Lalleman, Roux, Ricord &C., &c. Price
s. EACH or four cases in for 49, which saves IS:
and in SGT Sold BY Dr. IL A BARROW, No.
ISL Prince street. q few blocks west of Broadway,
New York: Immediately OF receipt OF the amount,
DIR will forward the SO of Tresenlar, and the
large Sizes carriage paid, thus insuring genuine
European preparations The So cases also sent, but
not free of carriage Consultations as usual, from
eleven, A Al, till two. ID frors four till eight u.
No l57 Prince street, few blocks west OF Broad
way Sold also by
,oh oa--lfouo RicnYnoDS
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IL "a r k sys,IS : Ma AND
CHAMGE ns sCHEDuLE-suMMER ARRANaE.
AND NEW ORLEANS, ALSO TO ThE VIRGINIA
SPRINGs.-On and after the first Of July, 1853 the
daiiy Mail Train TO the junction. connecting with
the SouthSide Train for LyRcbbnrg. thence West
and Southwest without detention, wall run daily rs
follows, tSundays included)
Leave Richmond 30 O'Clock A. M
Arrive at the Junction at.............. SIS A "a.
Connecting with Southside Kali
road train for Lynchburg)
And through 10 Danville, (sundays
eaccpt.d:) by the same train, and
arrive in DaHyilie at.-..........s.. LIS PM
RETURNlNG:
Leave Danville at..................... tbs A. NJ.
Arrive at Junction Mt. ................12 08 M
Arrive in Richmond at...........-..... so Pm.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN FROM RICHMOND TO THE JUNG.
TON:
Leave Richmond daily except Sun
day. 90 o'clock Y. M.
Arrive at Junction. 7D p. N,
(heturning in the morning after the arrival Of the
South Side Mail Train from the Southwest)
Leave the junction daily at....-... $50 A. NJ.
Arrive in Richmond at........-~... 30 AM
And connect with the trains going North.
The Train leaving Richmond at 5 81 A. M, forms
q link IN the 'direat through linz from New York
10 New Orleans, via Memphis, Tenn or Atlanta, Ga,
and Mont gomery. Ala, being the most direct and
expeditions route TO the West and Sorth
O. CAMPBELL,
" superintendent d. II. X.