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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13

- IN EASTERN VIRGINIA, FOR SALE
offer for sale the Farm In James CITY county. Va,
distant Is mites from the city Of williamsburg, Oh
the main stage road leading from Richmond and
known by the name of Parker's Tavern. 1t con
tans by recent survey 400 acres, about IS cleared;
balance we'll tinbered with pine. oak, ash. poplar,
chesnut principally the former.
The Improvements consist of large framed wood
en- dwelling. used in former days AS a country Ia
vern. at present occupied by Mr. James as resi-
dence. The location beautiful and healthy.
As direction can be raised to the use of mari,
and its value will add that more can be found on
thi. estate than any other of the same extent The
soil is said b persons to BE- very supe-
place, which is inexhaustible. of easy access and
strongly impreRnated it'll lime, this farm can be
made rich and very pr ductive Exclusive of some
good white FAX ship timber, ash. poplar and chesnut
from 10 to Is Geo cords of pine wood can be cut of
the land deliverable either on the York Chicks-
hominy rivers. or saipPe1 thence TO the Northern
cities where wood Ia selling at S. per cord by the
cargo and must continue to advancing rates. Az
the owners live some distance from this property il
will be sold at great bargain; or fdesired. young
negroes, at valuation, would be taken In exchange.
Apply to TRUMAN PARKER.
Ak Rirhrn Va
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BY 3. B Cook, Auot.
HOUSE HOLD FURNITURE

" AT AUCTl0N.-On MONDAY 18th inst. ct 10
gcock vii sell st the residence Of Mr. Thomas
Jones. on ID. near eusal street. ali bis aou.ehoM
Furniture, embracing the usual variety 81 VoIl
kept articles - ~
AZ the ZANE time. win Be so!d o. enssro woman.
whe h good Washer IroncF snd Cook said sl~vr
10 remsin In tie city. IB Cox
Aucttoneer
rent Y yell situated for store aud reeidence-
sppiy lunsn day OF sale) to Mr. Jones on the pre-
je It'd 1nct;ona::.
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Err FROM CALIFoRNIA-s1.s0 SOC, 900 IN
TREASURE ON THE WAY.

New ORLEANS. jane 1.-THE steamer jasper,
with California dates to the goth, via Minatillan,
has arrived.
Tn. steamer ]. l.. Stephens left for Panama
with 81 500 600 Ia treasure, for New York.
Business at San francisco was brisk.
The sIoop-of.war Decatur had arrived from
Resjo.
The mining reports from all parts OF California
are favorable. Those from Frazer River are dis.
eplrseipg,
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NOYNER's WHITE AID BLACK

TO 7 N & K'H WHITE AND BLACK
~ SULPHUR sPRINGs-This watering place
will be open for the reception of visitors the LIST
of June. 1t is situa'ed the line and in fun rie,p
afths TirDina and Tennessee Railroad. about halt
mile from BonsaCk's Depot. Roanoke, Virginia at
which said depot an omnibus will always be found
waiting the arrival Of the cars, to convey visitors
TO the springs.
fected numerous cures.
The WHITE SULPHUR, aggravated cases Of Dyspep
STA. serious affections of the Liver. Kidneys and
Bladder, General Debility, sna especially di
OF the Nervous System and those diseases peculiar
TO females.
The BLACK SULPHUR, all kinds Of diseases of the
kin, aggravated GASES of letter and other erup-
tons Of the Skin.
The acco nmedatious are equal to any to be found
in the mountsns of Virginia, and the table and st
tendance Of the most satisfactory character, to-
gether with fine band of music. and every other
attraction usually found at first class watering
places-as to ali of which we beg to refer to the
large number of persons who have heretofore visit
ed the place. HEFELFINGER,
81
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AUCTION SAILS.
MT6FTTyS
By Jas. n. Taylor / son.

O7 ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND
q GON wEsTHAM PLANK ROAD. AT Arc
TIDN-we viii ssii, upon the prsmisss. on
THURSDAY, the 7th dsy Of July, conrneuci M e
~ o'clock. r n, twenty aeyen acros OF Land or
Westhsm Plank Rosd, az miles ffom the CITY. ana
imnediassly oppcsise the lands Of Col So i ny.
era and taen'i hichar1sJn. -
esch, upon one square there are Two email frame
buiidioGs) thsrby enabling persons Who vish to
building or gardening purposes
TIsMs-pns fourth cash: The balance at 6, II and
IS mouths for nrgotsbie noses, With inter at al
ded the deferred payments 70 Do scared by truet
deed. JAc TAYLOR SON
10 Is Auctioneors
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,HESTER HUTEL, VA.

The above establishment Is situated about mid
way between Richmond and Petersburg. immedi-
ately on the railroad. The undersigned takes this
citizens of Richmond Petersburg and Norfolk that
this delightful SUNNI retreat ID ready for the
reception Of siso The Proprietor feels justified
in saying to families and others. desiring cool,
and pleasant retreat from the noise and
seat of the Cities that there il spot in Eastern
Virginia that offers grester Inducements than this
. he Hotel ia situated eminence that is at
tractive and pleasing to the eye The chambers are
large airy, and neatly furnished. The table will
always be furnished with the test that the market
can afford Arrangements have been made with the
Railroad Company TO give the heads OF families q
free pass EDWARD y CRAIG,
ia 7-3tav3y prcpristOr.
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VIZ AVNOnbV IuOUUANO AONs10
\ OF WEerHRN VIRGINIA. LANDS FOR
and e agents for others, two hundred thousand
acres Ut land situated IN droenbrior Nicholas and
fsyette counties OF this etate. Theee lands are
equal IN fertility to any In the etate and will be
cold on accommodating terms to suit purchaaers.
and 1t long credits.
These iant. are located 10 the or the
Blue sulphur Springs where Mr. y enead will be-
from nth May 70 lat OF October for the purpose Of
showing these lands to- any person desiring TO en-
anime them.
inforp1aston csn bs3obtAined from II EneAd. y
Blue Sulphur Springs. We, Or Charles Htebbins l0l
Broad street Richmond.
ny 13-d1AWknwtlA sNkAO oT1BBkGk
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SUNNI r ARRANGE
MENr Iox STEAMERS

GLEN COVE AND CURTIS PECK.
Tho above steamers have just had thorough
oyerhAnlnG, painting and Tentting. will. on and
after TUESDAY n.xt, l4th list, run . daily line.
Norfolk and this place.
The GLEN COVE, Capt z GIHyoRp. win leava
the Wharf at Rockets, MONDAY, W1DNE0DAY
and HRIHAY Mornings. Ct O'Clock precisely
The CURTI4 PECK, Capt PAlalsH. will leave every
TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY Morn.
inRs, Ut the Same hour.
Returning, tho Boats will leave Norfolk each
alternate days, (6undAys excspted,) ct the same
hour O'Clock n. touching as the regular land
ings on the river
Passage to Old Point. Portsmouth or Norfolk. 81
Meals 50 cents each.
~ All freiehts to be landed on the river. must
be paid for when sent down, and viii not ba re-
spo able for il after IL 10 landed On the wharf 70
je Ii HAsKINe.
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SAILING OF A arEAMER

M" YORK. june 1.-THE Bremen steamship
Now York" sailed for Souiharnp ton and Bremen
'o'dst with HS passengers, and $&Go, 800 IL
specie. The specie shipment was not A. large as
expected, because many shippers feared 70 trust
'heir gold under her fsg.
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MILITARY VISIT On A WESTERN COMPANY.
NV iosE, June ii The Milwaukee Light Guard
arrived here this morning, end were given an sss
thusiastic reception.
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TRUST BALE OF NEW KENT LAND.

BY virtue Of q deed Of trust from i obt Taylor
bearpG date the 4th day OF Decen Der 1889 duly re
ed the trustee therein appointed will proce, d 10
cell st public auction, on the premises, on TUES
DAY the 18th day OF Jnne 1882 tif fair il not the
estate In said county. conveyed 10 said deed, CON-
Sstlug OF tract of land containing about l72H
acres. yinR about We miles below New Kent @. H..
ana about ~ miles from the Pamunkey river, and
bounded by the lands Of James O'Dell deceaeed Ed
ward Langley and Ira L. BJwies, with the house
and improvements thereon
TERNs-tn e-thrd cssh balance upon credit of
one and two years. for bonds bearing interest from
b HOWISON.
my 2t-lAw2w&dtds Trustea
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4 MELIA WHITE snip uU

A MELIA WHITE SULP HUR
- SPRIN6S.-This delightful Summer Resort
VIII be opened for the reception Of visitors on the
18TH June.
The waters are similar to the far.iarmed White
Sulphur; and their accommodations equal To ANY
Springs In Virginia.
They are situated In Amelia county, 50 miles from
Richmond. and ~ miles from Jetersville STATION,
on fhe Rich m,nd aud Danville railroad, on which
there aretw trains daily. "a and from JetersviIe
where there Will be always in readiness q convey.
ance to the Sp ings on the arrival of the cars
Their locality aud easy access make them q most
desirable saInmsr resort for families.
B0ARD-Per month 800 per week, $40; per day
=. Children and servants half price.
lie 3-2m* Thu, g WILSON A SON
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BY Richard Cauthorn.
HOUSE AND Lot IN PORT MAYO

- FOR FALK ATAUOTION by virtue Of q deed
Of trust to the undersigned, from lhas aoberts and
Elizabeth his wife, aud duly recorded IN the Clerks
ONCE of the County Of Heprico. WI eel q suc-
ton. on MONDAY 10th June, ct ~ O'Clock. P N. on
the premises. two lots of Ground in the town OF
Port Mayo, situated at the intersection Of Louisiana
street with the Williamsburg Road. upon which
there is conf rtablv Brick Dwelling. with kitch-
trustee, shall convey with special warranty,
though the title ia believed 60 lie urdoubted
TkRAs-Cash, as TO 20 mach of the purchase money
a. may sufce TO def, AZ tie expenses Of executing
this trust. and to discharge bond due to VIM
Nelly, BY said Roberta, amouul ing to $780, the bal
ance upon such terms a. may be indicated by said
Roberts. LAFKIN PFOAO Trustee
sAie conducted hY 4 CAnrHnaM IA
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DUMM1R RESORTS.
NEW RIvBR WHITE SULPHUR
= srRINgs:
SHORT ETA6,fNfy FINE E0Iny Il Nm yfs.

The NxW RIVER WH1fBeULPHURs SPRINGS,
In Giles county. uron New River. twenty mtiss
from the Montgomery whits and Yellow sulphur
springs. has been improved By several new build.
iHgs Including fne Dining saloon and Bail Room,
and Is ready for viHitors The ater OF she Springs
y s'rosg suipheI. resembling tho celebrated
that and has been found highly eficacisus in va
rety OF diseases
The scenery at these Syringe b bold and beauti.
fu'; the celebrated New River Gifts are in siakt OF
the hotel; the dnest views afforded BY the sur
pounding country, especially from the Bald Knob.
the beautiful Mountain Lake, which is only seven
miles distant. In addition 70 the usual smuse.
ments. the guests as this place can enjoy Gpe hnnt
Ing aud front fishing In short nowhere il there
OF country.
The turnpike across the Mountain By the Noun.
tain Lake to the salt sulphur IL completed and
MessFs peyton Cps fae eta xss will ran regularly
upon V ard upon the roads between the MoptUou-
cry hits. yellow sulphur and New River White
SSnipnur springs. line also plies between the
New kivsr White and Pearisburg, where passer.
gers take the stages to the Monroe Rod Sulphur
springs, distant thirty miles,
A good Band OF Music Il engaged
The Table will be supplied IN the best manner
TkRhs-first week $40; second week %: third
week -; for the month 81.
WILLIAM EGaLEsToN.
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WILTON FoR SALE.

SPLENDID JAMES s s,ns ss1lArs AT Auc-
I A. sp.c,al crmm,..,onnisoe LION 49,.
the Circuit Court of the city of EieSmond. pro.
noIss.a On shH ia dsy 9, jans s .se uis
shs as.s i.r Y; ass e
ct the Mansion House, on the premises, ex pose 10
the proceedings II said suit AID known q Will
THIS trae: Of land les on the north bank Of James
hSmond the ossosns FSsnr,s. ss so sIs ne q
saas. 30 .ss saf ss1
which betWeen seven and eight hundred are cleared
acres Of the cleared land are low grounds Of very
SUPERIOR quality. but from IN omission. for some
overflow st high tide This however. can easily be
prevented and the land reclaimed. when 1t would
y n :: sbundan'Iy - any land in the country
sS snd rS Ss . Ss q sS
be had q the landing for ~ cents Der BIZ shsi1
VIII pfcdnce wheat, corn. oats and grass. EQUAL 70
The place having been rented out for Years. and
cn'uvatee oy teaants its present condition al ,rds
no o. its real value The larger portion Of
she best quality particularly adapted TO the uss Of
prick makers and its tran ortinn 10 the cty
verer or 2, the turpp ks render 1t vaIus
EI.H
seven miles from the city. 40 insxsustibie and
bank: the sand taken from which i nov used d for
o1oips puIpo,es ana l. OF the very best quality.
Inc Mansion hon.e 10 situated ato1t two hundred
{ssus IRON the river. SURF, uuCed by Q grove of
bcsu'fiui trees. Fr' m the house & the rivsr the
ground slores gradually. The house il 1iIt OF i'm.
ported Dir Is dsthrcughout its tmbe "a
ana walls are heavy and this k. aud il j. in yery
g.od repair; IL contain eight rooms and two Iarr
nails, b. stdee base ment With 4 small ouSiav for
parches and painting, It could be made a. dasira
bic as residence - it ever was fhe location ia
considered healthy. A survey of the land is nov
DC ne made: pIasof ir when made can be eesn At
the ONCE CT the auctioneers TIE land will he A
vidsd II deemed advisable. in Parcels to ruit rur.
c1asers. : ~ " S~'
The terms of sale are follows :-Gne sixth of thu
purchase money IN each, the balarcs in FIVE anal
Instruments. pay able at 23 T. a-d 5yea-s bo, N
OF noes With good security to be given for he des
red payments. with interest," on the said defe-y
pay ments from day Of sale, payable ssui annually
and the title retained anti the parchsss morsy il
tnlly paid. snd convey ance directed By the Court
The title to the property il believed be
having becr in pnssess ION of the present owners
and their ances 'ors for more than a century
Possession Tor seeding wheat will be v % in time
TOR That purpose; and null possession given on The
Persons desiring to see the property are referred
to messrs Pearce and Soush hall residing on the pre-
m'se.; and for fuI thor Information apply to the
auctioneers or to the undersigned
4 MILTvN GARY. Cpl Com'r
JAMES NJ, TAYLOR koN Auctioneers ;aII
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FUkNIrukE, HukSE.
By u. b. Cook, Auctioneer.
EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL AND

EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL AND
" PERSONAL PROPERTY AT AUCTION.--On
MONDAY, 10th inst at O'Clock. will proceed to
sell on the premises. on 18th street near the Old
Dstillery. the HOUSE and LOT belonging TO the
estate Of Lucy Coleman, deceased.
The lot has front of so feet on 18th street. rum
ming back $50 feet more or less on which is com.
Portable two story frame Building, Kitchen. and
other out houses.
Attic same time. all the Household and Kitchen
Furniture contained in said residence. embracing
the usual variety. Terms cash.
GEO A PEARCH
Executor Of Lucy Coleman, deed
Bale conducted by 4 B Cook. Auot. js8
T LIQUORS. WINES, &C. :AT AUCTION.
IL On TUESDAY, 18th IL st.. nc 10 o'clock will
sell ct my store, 10 bbls Mountain Bye whisky, 8
Ona nae Brandy, Is cases superior Cognao Brandy;
4 casks Port nj inc, very fine; bbls Holland Gin;
lJ0 boxes smoked Hsrrinas &c &c.
jeII EB COOK. Auctioneer,
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HEAVY RAINS.

BALTIMORE, June ii There are reports OF heavy
fios AID fIeshes along the line Of the Baltimore
aug ONO railroad last night, causing dstsntion
OF the trains.
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DUEL IN NEW ORLEANS

New ORLEANS, June IA duel was fought
WHO swords to-day by hessrs MONIES and Berton
40 consequence ola political dihacul,y. Both were
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BY Alex. Mott, Auct.
JRNIrURE, DRY GOODS AND Gro.

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS AND Gro
l. CERIER VIII be sold 1t auction at my store
on TUESDAY morning next, the 18th instant Gem.
mencng at 10 O'clock large assortment Hou seheld
and Kitchen Rurntture
Day GOODS Cloths. Catsimeres. Muslins, Linen
Drills, Diapers LAR Robes. eilk Mantillas, stella
Shawls, Neck lies. Hoop tkrts, Linen Bosom
Shirts &c. &c.
GROCskIES whisky, Gin. Brandy. Port Wine,
&c; rs bbls HerIingt; 20. con Cigars
i3 ALEX MUTT. Auce-
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RECOVERY OF THE HEALTH or GENERAL
TWiGGS.
NV OsIIiss, June l0.-The steamer Arisona,
nom brsz9s santiago, arrived here to-day. She
brirg' 500 900 Ia specie.
The latest information received from San Adto.
hn states that Gen Twiggs was rapidly recovering
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By jos Il. Taylor 6 6on.

BUILDING Lots TN BOWLING
- GREEN. At AUOrTON.-w n b sold upon the
premises, On MONDAY, the I3ih day OF jane. com
upon Bowling Green street, and the cruae streeS
Leading from said street to MschanicsviIle Turn
pike aid immediately opposite to the Catht lie c.
mstsry and ere well situated for residences or mar
kes gardens.
Terms at sale. JAS N TAYLOR 4 soN,
- 10 Auctioneefu.
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MORE rRosr-Ics IN Jusr

=, kAsSos, Pa, Jane live hsd hssyy frcst In
Ihs region last night. AID ice TO the thickpsss OF
aqusrter dollar was fund.
,raiLADiIrzia, june il.-fhere WAS frost In this
Vicinity last night.
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ALEX'R B HuTOaE00W. I
JOHN A HUTCHk0ON,
aua iYS X HUTCHINSON.
By Chas. 7. WORKMAN 4 Co.

10 BBL6. 0oldsn Syrup y tliese CO.
- slsn.ssf. = ssoss - & es Nj 81 Ion sens.
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hE bA0E UU6T6HO.--U6 Dbk0, Cn1u-
Dbrsy, linen and Checked busters; nerske Rag.
lans and Dnsterg Lace and fix Mentles; bereRe
Hh awls. With black. blue, pink and white 1Itngesi
ln Is + fs's''s cHILEs a cHENRRy.
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my7-3m'
TTUFEM MS
u VT Vh N q
l. OLD DOMINION SEWING MACHINE.


a VIRG MA INTENTION.
The Old Dominion cewing Machine Company, Of
fer to the public Sewing Machine. on an entirely
aew principle, in its working parts, ard recon-
mending itself by its simplicity durability and
chedpness 1t 10 Iockstitch, shuttle machine;
rhis stitch 10 we'll known to be the only one which
shows on both sides alike, and cannot be ripped
The tension OF this machine !. pronounced to have
no equal. and Ia as quickly and easily threaded az
takipg it between yeur thumb and finger. The
shuttle is entirely new 10 construction, and does
away with the irregular tension the under
thread. The shuttle race 10 adjustable, admitting
the use of lar &c ntte, W coarse thread and
large needle, or small shuttle with an equal Dum
Der of yards of fine thread and short iDe needle
The entire machine is 30 smp that one hours in
strUcton will ENABLE any person, white or co!ored,
to understand and use it. This machine will do all
kinds Of work, from tho finest and lishtest family
sewing, 10 the heaviest of taiors' and plantation
work; will hem. gather. tuck, &c. Any argument
In favor of ing Machines is unnecessary at this
lay. The question is which 10 the best most simple
and cheap.sn These qualities are all combined in
this machine
Citizers and strangers invited to examine this
machine. The inventor s. Huffman, native Of
Virginia, and . resident Of Riehmoud, will take
pleasure in showing it to al. 1t will be sold at the
reduced price Of nfty dollars, which il less than
any other Of the name class
Once in Belvin's block, 18th street. Orders from
the country promptly attended to.
Address "Old Dominion Sewing Machine Com
papy" Richmond, Va. my 3G-lm
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JUAN PIZZINI.

JUAN PIZZINI,
Importer of and Wholesale Dealer In Foreign
Fruits and Extra Refined Candy Manufacturer,
souid call this particular attention Of the Country
Merchants to his extensive stock OF all descriptions
Of Goods that are generally Kept in irat class
houses of this sort. of which will constantly re-
ceive flesh supplies by every stea ner and sailing
packet l have adopted general rule to sell to
dealers everything appertaninS TO this business at
much reduced prices, in order to save them the
trouble aud extra expense of purchasing at the
North. In order to convince the incredulous the
truth OF this asser ton, they have only to give ne
Q trial. JUAN P1ZZ Nj,
l2S M ain street.
myl3- Richmond, Va.
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NOTICE. The subscriber will leave
~ Richmond on the LIST July next upon q drum
ming expedition throughout Virginia and portion
of North Carolina and would be glad to receive any
communication of mutual beptfi tom any mer
chant in the CITY, who has iberslty enough to look
beyond the immortal dollar. He may be found at
the store of r Moore, Cary street, or address,
through the Postoffice.
10 A n R01T
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CITY DRUG STORE.-CHAs 8. DAW-
~ SON, Wholesale and Retail Drugrist. corner
Main and 18th streets has Mt all times hasd. and
receiving weekly per steamer, large I'D we'll 20
ected stock Of Medicines warranted free and pure
Perfumes; Brushes of all descriptions;
Brown Windsor Soap, &c
Lewis Pure Lead; Mnseed Oil
Oolors ground In Oil
Window Glass; Putty; Bladder
Indigo; Quinine; Seaars
Fancy Soaps fine Teas only
Matches, &c.
Suitable tor country trade. His retail department
. complete in all it's varied branches.
Manufacturer OF the celebrated DOrsay Cologne
sampson. nc. II 10
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AA& NOTICE TO OWN
<ASkN> ER8 OF
BLOODED STOCK.

The undersigned will open TRAINING STA.
BLE at the
ASHLAND RACE COURSE,
on the LIST day of July next and will then be pre-.
pared TO receive horses for the purpose of being
trained. have employed as the trainer SAMUEL
eMi1H, of the best and mos. reliable trainers ir
the State having been in the service late Jas
Tslley and trained the Celebrated race horses Tally
Ho In psctor. One Eye jos. Lucy Phillips shock e
ura.rix, and others too numerous to mention.
He refers 10 don Juo Bolts. Capt Jno Beicher
David Mcdaniel and Maj Thos boswell.
TEENS:
When the owners of Horses furnish Rubber and Ri
der Clothing, &c the terms will be- 81 rs per day
When the Trainer furnishes every thing necessary
in Training. per day
All expenses Of travelling to and from ASHLAND
or to any other COURSE, TO be paid by the owner
N A THOMPSON,
ia Q-2m Sec'Y Ashland Jockey Climb
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13

TLxRFT VINE. 800 esees rsoslvine
~ ara Ia sals BIZ &6bDAVANf0Ax'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13
APAiNu NILLlNEki.
STRAW AND MIL Ii n

~ STRAW AND MIL L NEkY
- GooDs.-On consigpment and for sale cheap.
n cases English and ether strsw Bonne,a'
Flats, Flowers, Wiske Blends, Cords and Tsssels,
Laces, &c.
The above named Goods will be opened UP STAIRS.
on Saturday morning. Miiliuers and city dexIers
are invited to cali and exsmine the stock.
ieo ALEX MOTT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-13

S. REWARD.-Eslsway from
u the premises Of n \ Garys, 1sQ, ON the 5th
Oinstant. 60 whom ehs was hiTs6. negro
- woman, named Many. the property Of Mr.
Jv.n lash. The said woman b very black. . feet
or inches high. with her front upper teeth opt
l will give the above reward Of % II taken IN the
city and 80 II taken ont Of tbs city.
I'D EACH0. 1lth street.
10 list Near Exohanse Hotel