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49,. UNION STEAMSHIP C0MPA


ATtFde NY-FOR PHILADELPHI.t Vastly
- POINT AND NoRIETnllh. gSf = =, y
M0ND. CAPTAIN T. MITCHELL; steamer Penn
SYLVANlA. Captain DAVID TEAL; Steamer VlR-
One nf these superior Steamers will leave Rich
,nond. until further notice. every M0NpAl and
THURSDAY, touching City Point and Norfolk To
receive + reig hit and PASSENGERS returning, lenve
Philadelphia every WEDNESDAY and SATUR-
DAY MORNING, at s O'Clock.
These Steamers are now in fine order. increased
accommodations for the comfort Of passengers hav-
ing been added. also more room for freight; and
we hope. BY regularity, dispatch and care IN pro
tectng goods committed to our charge, to receive
an increase Of pasrOnage.
IA No transit pIient by TINS line.
FARE REDUCED.
PASSAGE through to New YORK. and found. $1,000
Do dc. Philadelphia and found,
Passage to City Point and Norfolk same as by the
river boats . NIL,
EA Passengers by this line can stop in Phlladel-
phia two or three days, and then proceed To We"
York by the same ticket. ,..
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INSECT DEsTRoYERs.-A gentleman OF New
burvuort Mass has something like 100 tOads,
which fp keeps In his garden 10 destroy in
scots. lie has a house built tor them keeping
ihsn as he would chickens. and they are SO
tame they VIII come al his call.
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TOMATO NiNE.-Sup erior wine Is said to he
made from tie tomato. with no other inGTedl-
ents than the pure piice of the tomato and SUI
gar, which very much resembles Champagne,
and has Il light transp parent color. with plea
SAINT Irt X flavor.
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c. LARGE ADDITIONAL SUP.

3 Plies OF SHOES.-The cheapest place
to buy Shoes is at q Main, street; JOSEPH
STRAUSE. Ladies' Morocco and Goatskin Bootees
with and without heels at very low price, You VIII
fnd at JOSEPH STFRAUsE. ladies' Kid and Mo,
rocco Slippers, with and without heels, 30 cents and
dies black and colorcd Critters, with and without
heels at astonishing low prices you can buy OF
co, Goatskin Caters, Slippers, and all kinds OF
fancy Shoes, YOU can by a. p per T, Gent cheaper
and Bows Congress Caters, Oxford Ties, Slippers,
Brogans. & Co. well made, at reasonable prices, you
can find at JOSEfH> SIRa eE,
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IN NOTWITHSTANDING il necessary. In order to

in NOTICE.-Finding it necessary. In order to-
pay my debts, las | am determined 70 get ont 9i
TRUNKS. &C., | shall sell at wholesale or retail,
my stock at 20 per cent. less than the usual price,
which will make it about cost, from LIST OF July 10
the LIST Of September, for cash
Should any article of any description be charged
Mt all, it will be at the usual price. will also make
To order any article in my line, at the same reduc-
ton. during the same space OF time.
We have in store. n large and well selected stock
of BOOTS and SHOES, both of my own and of the
best Northern manufacture, purchased by myself
during this spring.
We have also on hand very large as sryTyp
sortment of TRUNKS, to which we wouidEaSSNN
call the attention of persons in want. as the
reduction OF 20 PER cent. Will make them very low.
Mr.. ROB'T BRIGGS is still experimenting the
manufacturing department OF my business. VI ms
qualifications il is unnecessary to speak, as ne IS
we'll known to be of the best. II not the very
best manufacturers in this country. Call nt
PHILLIP K. WHITES,
10 9a-orn Sirn of the Big Shoe. 70 Main st.
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r. r-p=7ry ss,.z.y- RICHMOND AND Pr

Ast2 @-ea THROCGH FRElGHTS BE.
TWEEN RICHMONp AND NORTH CAROLINA.
From the 9th day Of March until the LIST Of Septcm-
Der next, the Freight and Accommodation trains ON
this road viii leave Rlchmond and Petersturg on
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at 8
O'Clock, A NJ, instead of . O'Clock, as before
ARRANGEMENTS have been made by this Company
for the prompt nd puuctua loTwardlHg and deliye-
freight designed for transportation either way, be-
tween Richmond and points between Petersburg
and RalelE II. Ridgway, Greensboro, Salisbury aud
Charlotte, North Carolina. ut low rates without any
charge for forwarding, storage, &C. All such ar
ticles sent 10 Richmond. should bc CONSIGNED and
plainly lHrTksd, To the care Of the FTeIsht Agent
of the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad At Pc
tersburg,' by whom they will he promptly forward
ed. As to the rates oi tolls the roads south OF
Petersburg which they require to be pre- PaId far
as Raleigh, INFORMATION aaJ be had at the depot OF
this Company, at Richmond.
Z. H. WINNIE, Sup't.
Office r. 4 P. R. R. Co.,t
AIgr h,
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ELuTR LEAVES Nor 4 PROTECTION FROM
BuGs--I nut a lot of elder leaves around my
cucumber vines. one afternoon, and next morn
ing found about It's many striped bugs on them
IS / did ca the cuCumherS.-A' 6rPH CcRHty
GtHtitUiGN.
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FATS. CAPS, BOOTS, &c.

m NOTICE.-The subscribers would 3
Vmost respectfully invite the attention
Of their friends. custome rs ,nnd the public gen
erallv 10 their Spring supply Of Ladies'. Gentle.
mems Bows, Misses and Chdrens BOOTS and
SHOES, Of all the latest styles, and oil the best
quality, both Of our own manufacture and Of the
hest Philadelphia and Eastern work. All Of the
above we're purchased in person by one OF the firm,
with particular attention being paid to the retail
department. All OF which will he sold low for cash.
ALEX. HILL K CO..
No. III Main street, Richmond, Va.
r. s. Ladies'. Gentemen's. Boys, Misses and
Children's BOOTS and SHOES, made to order. as
usual by IiyII-tst A. H. & co.
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4 RATE TO Buy Music Ara music pub
Usher III Paris is said 70 have proposed 10 pur
chase from Ross SIM the manuscript OF his last
production Joanna d Area" The payment
offered was one frame for every note IN the
core Il rate of remuneration which, In the
aggregate would have amounted to an eG0r-
n0usiy high sum. The composer. however,
declined the offer.
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T,HRoUGli TARIFF or FREIGHT fror

The rates west of knoxville will not go into effect
until alter the completion OF the Cleveland Branch
Railroad, which Will he about the list oil April.
Shippers OF through goods must send duplicate
tickets. giving the marks, weiak hts and destination
of goods. Send to Coxs Line of Boats.
A. ). LEE, on the Dock
n. B-Goods from Northern cities shlp ped through
at reduced rates. lie lU-ts A. :. l..
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S~x-y GATHRIGIiT's Governor street-CoT-
L TAGE SUITS. of Imitation Rosewood.
s-<--A-hd Mahogany, Walnut and Oak, good
quality. from SIS 70 Sao per suit. SOFAS, from
Sl3 to $t3; TIL -TErES. from SIS T. s73 a
ROBES from $40 to SIS. jenny LIND BED
SsEt:AllS, from es 20 sis. Marble top TABLES.
to $50 per dozen ROCKERS, from ST TO SOS
And every article of FURNITURE at the lowest
my al-t3m
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FURNITURE.
\ FURNITURE REPAIRED. AND

%7 FURNITURE REPAIRED, AND
as--.--Z VANISHED AN REPACKEn.-The
n subscriber begs leave TO inform the pah-
seA- tic that he still continues to repair and
re -varnIsh Furniture, at his old stand,
on Franklin street, opposite metropolitan Hail.
HIS prices are moderate. The best of references
can be gwen that all work in his line will be
faithfully executed.
n. B.-Furniture will be repaired and vanished
at private residences, either IN town country, If
required. John DAVIS
Jy T-Im Franklin ST., METROPOLITAN Hall.
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pRII
5,t& prizes. amounting to...................3 00
" hoio Tickets $40; Halves So; Quarters 81 80
Elghths ~ o.


PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The numbers from Ia sU,U01, SpOndInS with
nose numbers on the liCkets, printed on separate
Slips OF paper are encircled with small TIN tubes
and placed IN one wheel.
The first 451 !'rlzes. similarly printed and encir-
cied, are placed IN another wheel.
Tho wheels are then rCvolyrd, and number il
drawn from the v heel 4i Numbers. and az the same
4 irize IS drawn from the other wheel The Mum
Der and frZe drawn out are opened and exhibited
to the AUDIENCE, and reslStefed b. the Commission
ers, the Prize beng placed AGAINST the number
drawn. The operation IS repeated until all the
Prizes are drawn ont.
ArPRoxINAr1oN PRizEs.-Thc two preceding
ana the two Succeeding Numbers Ia those draw
lng the h-st seven irlzes VIII be entitled to the IS
Approximation Prizes according to the scheme
FOR example: II Ticket Numter 1920 draws the
$50 0yl II .ze those Tickets numbered iI2i8 lI249
ll25l. ll252, will each be entitled To $40 Ii Ticket
tered us 5i9 55l $50 will each be entitled To- SEQ
and so on accordln5 10 the above Scheme.
The 500 Prizes Of '@2o VIII he determined hv the
tast h-uEo at the NGInher that draws the $4,000
PIze. For exanlle; Il the, Numuer drawing the
$50 0co inze ends with Ne. l. then all the Tickets
where the Nunter ends IN Will lie entitled TO $40
II the nnInber ends with number 2. then all the
Tickets where the Number ends in : will be emit
tied to ) %. and so on too.
ia Remember that every Prize is drawn and
pay able without deduction.
IT, The Managers Printed Certificates of Pack
ages OF 10 Tickets will Ire sold at the following
rates, which is the risk:
certfcate OF Packa, e of 10 Whole Tickets 49,. $50
- - 10 Half - 49,. 40
- " = :; 10 10 HHni%5's' :: 49,. e
money IA our address for the Tickets ordered, on
receipt Of which they will he forwarded by hrst
mail. Purchasers can have Tickets ending in any
hgure they NAV designate. /,
The list OF Drawn Numbers and Pfizes Wi! BE
sent 10 purchasers Immediately after the drawlng,
In future our SIN lie Number Lotteries VIII IRA"
every Saturday throu shout tho year III,
Our Three Number Lotteries are drawn oaiis. =, .
Address orders for Tickets or Certihca'eS III the
ap''e "'"e 'W6op, EDDY & CO. Augusta, Ga.
Or MOOD EDbPPYY &C. &C. Nfihin!n, 1s Del
"A A Iist of the numbers that are drawn from
the Wheel, with the amount of the Pflze that each
3 ie IN the following papers :Augnsta Constl-
mtionalist, Mobile Register, Nashville Gazette.
Me,v York Weekly Day Book, Richmond tVa) Dis
match Pauding (MassJ Clarion, and New York
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az. CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES.

HtEej5tS The subscriber has on hand. a his Coach
49, Making Establishment, on IoInbard Al
lev between Main and Cary. G3th and lih streets,
near the Columbian Hotel. COACHES, CHARlO-
TEES, BARQCCHES, BUGG! ES with and without
best materials nd worknanship-all of which Will
be sold as low as good work of the kind can re in
the city of Richmond, and respectfully ASK n cal.
from these in want of any article in the Carriage
line, as am determined 10 make to order and g
sell at the lowest prices possible and all work sold
that is new, warranted MiCAJAH MANGUM.
m T-Qul
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A VIRGINIA REUEDy.-NRS. DAW

a >. A >
n COUGH ELlNIR, one of the best known RENE
dies tor COUGHS and COLDS. has been IN use in
Richmond and its vicinity for the past fifteen or
twenty years, and has always proved efiicaclOus in
Cou rs and Colds The following certificate was
voluntarily given by Rev. Mr.. WIles In 1851:
BOWLING GREEN. CAROLINE. March Is, 1854.
Mr.. {. c. -" ALTEE-pcar Sir: take pleasure in
lntormfns Hop that Mrs, DAVIS Cough EiiXlr.' |
purchaShcd OF you, has acted like n charm upon my
little daughter. when she had the Whooping Cough
very bad. have used 1t also in cases OF Colds. at
tended with severe coughing. and in every the
same happy results have been produced. | regard
this preparation excellent medicine and in
my judgment no family Ous 10 he without it.
A. WLES.
Pastor Of the N. F; Church, South, on the Caroline
Circuit, Va. Conf.
For sale by Mrs. A. b. DAVIS. Fisher & Winston,
MlllSP1u4h 4 Johnston, J. W. Garlick, T.. J. Pcot,
\. B0deker and Gins. D. Yale. Richmond.
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~ TWO ..rNDKED THoUsAND

%l"r ACRES W ESIERN VIRGINIA LAMPS
--@*s FOR SALE.-The subscribers have for sale,
their own, and agents for others. a0o1O acres
Of LAND. situated in Greenbrer, Nichoia: and
FaYette counties, Of this state. These lands are
equal in fertility to any In the State, and will be
sold on accommodating terms To suit purchasers,
and at Ion credits.
These lands are located in the neighborhood oi
the Blue SULPHUR Sprin s. where Mr.. j. A. SNFAL
will be from 10th May to LIST October, for the pur-
pose of showing these lands 10 any person desiring
to examine them.
Information he obtained from ]. II. SNEAn
post-olhce Blue Sui phur Springs, Va, or CHA4
STEBBINs, l0l, Broad street. Richmond.
my 23-GSaw &cwtlA SNEAD K STEBBINS
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= GREAT REDUCTION IN THE ii

LIPRICE OF HATS AND BUOTS.-FTOm III
Is to 70 per cent. saved by buying from J ~
II. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel building.
Moeshin Hats of best quality. So 30; do. second
quality. 3 90; fashionable SILK Hats. q; fine call
skin sewed Boots. 80; Congress Gaiter Boots. 25
fine calf skin scwsd Shoes, IS. 80
J. II. ANTHONY mas made arrangements with
one of the best makers in the city Of Phadelphia
ta snpuly him with handsome and substantial call
skin sewed BOOTS, which he will sell at the unpre
cedented low price of THREE DOLLARS AND A
HALE &C 23-dalw WITS
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GH9CkoE N L--RICHMOND GROUND
~ PLASTER,-The subscriber bess leave to re-
turn his grateful ac knowledg ments for the heavy
PATRONAGE extended to his Mill from the State at
large, and North Carollna aud would state that he
rs now mahi9E Improvements that will double the
PLASTER promptly, exceeding any demand that
can at present exist
The richest and purest that can be selected and he
piedses faithful adherence TO his determination,
~ sastaln the hattering reputation that his brand
n, 10 those who have been drlven from the use of
fiaster-by application OF Northern Ground-fle
only asks Il trial oil HOME MANUFACTURE.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE,
le H-3m No. IL Pearl street,
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Throug tickets sold 10 Pittsburg Ianesyille. Gin
cInnatl, Louisville. St. Louis, Chicago, and all I'M
poTtant points West
Passengers 20 through without detention.
Through tickets sold Ia tho Rockbrdge and Bath
Alum Springs: Warm, Hot and Healing Springs;
Sweet, Red Sweet Springs: White Sulphur Springs.
Splendid line of four horse COACHES connect
with the trains for all of the abpve Springs.
THOMAS nODAMEAD,
jc 3-ts General Superin ter dent.
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LADIES, ERENCH TRAVELLING

vnS TG G e the sttsnto t5o Of
we have just received D larse and varied assert
ment of Ladies' French TRUNKS and DIR ESSfNG
CASES, which arc very large and conveniently
ranged, having from one to three TRAY and Bonnet
Box IN them. which renders them very desirable
for ladies' use. Those in want of such, will please
give us a call before making their purchases
are Determines to sell them as low as the same de-
scription can he bought for in the city OF Rich
mond, or State OF Virelua.
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CARRIAGES, &c.

= IazssP NEW CARRIAGE NANJFAC-
~ EGO TORY, corner of 9th and Broad streets
~ The subscriber has now on hand, of HIS
OWN MANUFACTURE. a flll assortment Of
Ii hit CARRIAGES and BCGGIES, with and with
out tops: ROCKAWAYS, &C, which he will sell
as low, If not lower, than any other house in the
State. He would. therefore advise all in want Of
ile ht and substantial vehicles tn call at he
is determined to sell 10 23-ImtI John DOES.
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1T""@ SUMMER an, AKnA A -;
$50 e. GLEN d F3f s ana q NE ffis PECK.
The above Steamers HAVING !9st had th"r"ag ~, i
SfeT iESnhY next 18th inst run daily line
tSunGq,s exec qtctiD between Old folnt, lorls-
mf Tha HG5N&'tc az t Captain T. G GrEoRR will
leave tic Wharf At Rockets, MON pA ~ ED-
N lsi fb anG Ct RTis PEcK Cart FhRRfsH viii
jea%o every TUESDAY. THU RSDAi and SAT
I-RT1AT MORNINGS at the same hour.
Retnrning, the Boats viii leave Norfolk each al
ternafc days Sunday excepted at the same hour
Is o clock 4. NJ touching at the regular landings
P as: to Old Point, Portsmouth or Norfolk, 81
Sa- XII Frejghts to be landed on the river, must
be paid for whom sent down, and we will not tie re
sponshe for it after it is landed ON the whlrf to
which it was directed. Il. o, IIASkINS.
>cA THE ADAMS EXPRESS COM
1fs4 T I! 4 FL EX EfYP resumed to med
M6Hp SG BY Steamers sean AMEsToWN ' and R6h
N0KE, which leave NEW YORK every WE'D
E EGsb TO S WE6N i4fPSe GI ENA
BURG, SALEM WA,XTIEEliiIbEf qr9 tie oPrQcl-
are now prepared to forward. with reat dispatch,
At reduced rates, every sind Of MerchanGize, Eaq-
ties, and all places on the seaboard.
ps G@P h sPE Il A. who W
give their personal attention tothe careful handlin
Of Goods entrusted to the DAMS EXPRESS co. S
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS.
| points in virginia and North Carolina viii be sent
BY Steamers, unless otherwise marked
Freight received, on day OF sailing, until 3 eek,
7, NJ. J. l.. MCDONOIHH,
Agent of Adams Express Co.
SPECIAL NOTtCE.-EXpreSs packages for Nor
folk, Petersburg, Richmond. and all places in Nr-
ginia and North Carolina, intended for shipment by
hereafter he received by the ADAMS EXPRESS
COMPANY, who are the authorized agents for EX-
press prT ~ leg on these Sc shi lips vr~;r
Company. LUDLAM & PLEASANTS, Ag'ts.
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FINE HAVANA AND PRINCIPE CT.
l. CARS.-l have IN store excellent assort-
ment of Havana and Principe GLARS, to winch
would respectfully call the attention OF smokers
JOHN w. POLLARD, Druggist 18th ST.
CE HHDS., New Orleans SuGAR-prime ar
80 tele. For sale by
WIN, WALLACE SONS,
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FEvT|1, UNsE !5AEN SUIE-EEATEEK
SSi NSS TRUNkS.--Wc have on hand fresh and
- Aiiul stoch OF the above, embracing aIl the
different sizes and STILES, together with Valises,
Sulkey TRUNKS and CARPET BAGS, in great
vanety and if gentlemen and ladies' wlsh, ahgSt-
ll3, GIaln street, Richmond Va, where you
purchase at reasonable prices. -
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MEDICINES. &c.
III. iiOOFLAND's GERMAN H!TTEKs.

DR.. HOOFGAND'S BALSANIC CORDIAL,
7hf grsnt SfGHNHrd 3lJedicinsS Gf lie iytN'Ht age
mare oCGuired their great popularity oHiy hroRgh
ysnrS IF frjHt I8b0pHEed satisfaction ~ rlid,red
~ them all cases. AMI the ptopis hare pronounced
tte}H irortbp.
LIVER COMPLAINT, DY&PEPSIA; IA IN
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"a. CHrLpREN,S SI.OEs.-A Beau-

ws CHiLDREN'S SHOES.-A Eeau-
<e1ssssz9 tifu assortment. among which are Chill
pers, without heels. Chdrens Patent Leather
Ankle Ties; Children Patent Leather Ankle Ties,
with heels; Children's Patent Leather Oxford
Ties. very handsome; CMidren's Patent Leather
Oxford Ties, with heels: Children's Thin Sole Mo
rocco Boots Chldrcns Thick Sole Morocco Boots;
with many other styles at the sign Of the Big
Boot. No. 43 Main street. VIM. WALSH.
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70 DAVID COULLNG.

"a NOTICE. NOTICE! NOTICE.
iaevzA To Farmers. Merchants and all others
r. Nan who may buy anything in the way Of
SADDLES, HARNESS., &C., &c, al
Wholesale or retail. No, il6, Main street,
u the place 70 go. Ts best Saddles for the lowest
prices. Call soon and see them. They sre partlc-
ularly cheap, and we warrant them to give entire
satisfaction. Repairing OF every description neat
", eheaply and promptly done, at No li6 Main ST.,
third door below Governor st.
iy 2-dlmcwit J. w. DENNIS.
-O KEEP COOL. CHARCOAL. WA
ATER cooLERs..-We have on hand n
~ large ASSORTMENT OF the very best quality
~ Charcoal Packed WATER COOLERS, OF
our own manuiact,sfe. neatly painted. of sizes
and cheapest Coolers in the city. Call ~
kEESEE X PARIS Pottery.
Corner Of 18th and Cary sts.
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,.,..s,s.,,- VIRGINIA CESTRAL
g Il 4 ! l. X UA p,-CHANGE OF

ssS 1s,--sscSH L HS.-S L Nj Err AR
RANGEMENT.
Trains leave Richmond twice daily. Sunday
nights excepted; VIZ: $50 A. Nj, and 6:i5, 7. Nj,
for Alexandria, Washington, Baltimore. SC.
Passengers 10y the o45, z. NJ. train do not change
ears between Richmond and Alexandria.
Once daily, VIZ. 6!30. A. NJ. for the VIRGINIA
SPRlNGS, via Chs Tlottesvilie and stanton.
THROUGH TIcAETs.
Fare to Washing ton. $3.50
Baltimore. Observation-Disclosures. 100
Philade phia. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50
" New York Observation-Disclosures l.y9
Pa fthn lad .
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<Au3 FRENCH ROOTS AND SHOE.

<q@s FRENCH ROOTS AND SHOES.
Another case of the above, from NJ les,
consisting OF Calf Dress Boots; Patent Leather
Dress Boots: do do. and calf Shoes; do do do. Con
gress Caters. JOHN G. PAGE. Jr.,
60 Main street.
"a MILES K SONS H0OTsAND SHOES.
KJust received, "a fresh supply of Miles & Son s
@sdress BOOTS and oxford TIES.
mo. C., PAGE. IT., q3 Main street,
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. JUST ECETVEn-A fresh suppl, of

j. y N =. y u II6Nu stFTI! OF III
out. Also that beautiful Ninnehaha Hat, which
has attracted so much attention. -
ELLETT WEISIGFR,
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= Z ~ = \ len -,-P-VN
I OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. GU
Just received. q fresh supply of HATS, -
CAPS AND STRAW GOODS. comprising all the
newest and latest styles of Hats, Caps, Ladies'
Misses and Chlidren's Straw Goods, VIZ: Ladies,
Misses and Childrcn's Flats. of every variety and
quality: Infants Turhans OF the latest sty les
AI4SO-Young Gents and Youth Hats and Caps
of the most fashionable sty les-v hch viii BE- sold
on the most favorable terms. call IS most respect
fully solicited. RO. l.. DICKINSON,
Successor to Binford, Dickinson & Weisser.
No. IS Main St.
n ElARV i1s L EIATS.-The attention of
- farmers is particularly called to oqr large stock
OF Harvest Hats. which we are selling al very
low figure. EILETT X " fISlGER,
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DUBOIS AROMATIC FRENCH BRAN
- DY for DiarrhGa, Dyspepsia. indigestion, and
for correOing the bad effects occasIoned by eating
unripe fruit, &c, For sale by
GEO. D0WDEN, Druggist.
Next tn American Hotel. Richmond, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-19
7 "a CHESAPEAKE HALL,
BLIE SULPHUR SPRINGS

A 4 ELL + SULPHUR SPkiNGS.-
VIZ SThis delightful Watering Place, located lr
ll.Lsrs L Greenbrier county, Va, was purchased
i,y n Company of gentlemen in August last 1t has
undergone many improvements. and viii he oper
for the reception OF visitors on the 18th OF June.
Tho waters similar to the far famed " hlte Sui
pur; the situation is % miles from the White
Sulphur Springs, and Is from Lewsburg; and the
scenery around it is not surpassed by any Spring ir
the mountains. The accommodations are equal to
Mr. GEoRGE W BUSTER, one of the present own
ers, ard SO tavorably known, is the manager
Mr.. JOSEPH H. SNEAD, also one of the owners,
Will he found there from the 10th inst, when he
would bo pleased to see his friends from Eastern
Virginia and thu South.
To persons remaining for four weeks or more,
liberal deduction OF charges Will he made. For If
formation. circulars giving description OF the
waters, &c, please address CHAs. STEBBINs, 10I,
Broad street. Richmond.
GEO. w. BUSTER & CO, Proprietots.
N: B.-There Will be daily line of coaches from