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HANGEOF SCHEDULE

81 ", AmE \, ARRANGEMENT
VILE, RAILROAD.--On and after Tuesday.
June 18th, 1853, the mail and passenger train, on
this road. will run as follows:
Leave Richmond daily !Sundays included } at 5 30
A. NJ. for Junction, Lynchburs, Bristol, Knoxville,
Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville and Memphis Ten
nesSee Atlanta, Georgia; and Montgomery, Ala
And daily Except Sundaysl for the Junction, at
$40 i. NJ after the arrival of the Northern trains.
Leave Richmond daily texcept Sundaysl for
Danvllle Va. and Greensboro, n Ca $50 A. NJ.
RETURNlNG-Leave Junction, tBnrk's,l daily
Sundays lucluded,b at 2.3U A NJ and arrive IN
Richmond at $40 A. Nj.
Leave Danville daily Except Sundays,l at 10 A.
NJ. and arrive in Richmond at 6.l5 I. NJ.
ia The above trains connect beth rays with the
South-Side Railroad trains 10 and from the South
west at the Junction. and with the Virginia Cen
trail and r., F. and Potomac Railroad trains to and
from the North, at Richmond.
Through ckets sold, and bags cage checked thro'
to the above points also, To the VirSIni Springs
For through tickets and further information ap-
ply at the Ticket Office of the Richmond and Dan
vile Railroad Company. Richmond.
G. CAMPBELL, Superintendent.
TI,IiROUGH TARIFF OF FREIGHT from
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V.IiROUGH TARIFF OF FREIGHT from
Il Richmond 20 Memnhls and int rmaLI IL mi >:

The rates west of Knoxville will not go into effect
until after the completion of the Cleveland Branch
Railroad which will be about the LIST of April.
Shippers oil through goods must send duplicate
tickets. giving the marks weights and destination
OF goods. Send to Coxs Line of Boats
~ A. s. LEE, on the Dock.
N. b-uoods from Northern cities shi ped tn rough
at reduced rates. lie I0-tsl A =
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NIP LADIES, FRENCH TRAVELLING

ETHf TRUNkS.-W would call the attention of
@four friends and the public generally that
We have just received a large and varied assert
ment Of Ladies French TRUNKS and DRESSING
CASES, which are very large and conveniently ar
rang ed having from one to three trays and Bonnet
BOX IN them, which renders them very desirable
Tor ladies' use, Those in want of such, will please
give US call before making their purchases as we
serption can be bought for in the city of Rich
mond or State of Virginia.
=, PUTNEY & WATTS,
No. lib Main street X ichnnnd Va
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NlLyER.PLATED ICE WATER PITCH
~ EkS.-Just opened some new and beautiful pct
terms of the above PlfcHERS. To which | would
call the attention Of the public, ~ one of the best
THOS. A. Blu Likely.
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General Superintendent's 0fice,t
Lynchburg, June ~. 1850. ( je 92-3m
RICHMOND AND Pc.
- 1TERsBtRG RAILROAp

tznsz ~ THROUGH FREIGHTE dr.
TWEEN RICHMOND AND NORTH CAROLINA.
From the 9th day of March until tho list of SepSem-
Der next the Freight and Accommodation aims
this road will leave Richmond and Petersbssrs 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 and punctua forwarding and dellve-
ry OF all PRODUCE, GOODS, or other articles Of
freight designed for transportation either way, b.
tween Richmond and points between Petersburg
and Ralei.h, Rldgway, Greensboro Salisbury and
Charlotte North Carolina, at low rates without any
charge for forwarding, storage, &c. All such ar
ticles sent 10 Richmond should be consig ned and
plainly marked. ITO the care of the Freight Agent
of the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad, at Pc
tersburs." by whom they will he promptly forward
ed AS to the rates of tolls on the reads south Of
as Raleigh, information may be had at the depot of
this Company, ut Richmond.
+. II. WYNNE, Sup't.
Office r. & P. r. r. Co.,t
Marc { NH O.
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PIANOS, %.

DRIGGE PATENT P,IAE0
Hff71bboHHRb .-P. ii. rAfLoR .iss iast 70
ceiyed one Of the above extraordinary PIANOS
TIE New Piano FoRTEs-PerfectIon in , quail
i.y which has never been sla,%sd 70. TIE Piano .'
Forte. The most sucfsssiul enofts Of re a
10 bring the Instrument to the highest point which
some daring minds believed that 1t could roach
Next To the organs of the human voice, the Violin
has lsser. we believe, esteemed tho most perfect
musical instrument TO assimilate the Piano Forte,
ns nch ns possible to the Violin in construction is
then eyiieutis something worthy Of the utmost eff
forts Of scientific labor to accomplish The dss'de-
yathm seems now to have been achieved ~ lne IN :
yention OF the new Piano patented ~ Mr. y;
BRIGGS, and known rs the DRiG6S' PAfENf
A
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IA Meals FIFTY CENTS extra.
LUDLAM < WATSON
(es1e. UNION STEAMSHIP COMPA

A-LEEN NY.FOR PHILADELTHIAy IhxIIT
AN D NOREOIIk;ESPyKIN -
ARRANGEMENT.-Steam CITY OF klCH-
MOND, Captain z. MITCHELL; Steamer Penn
SYLVANIA. Captain DAVID TEAL; Steamer v III
GINA, Captain J. b. KELLEY.
One of these superior Steapers Will leave fich,
mond, antil further notice, every MONDAI ana
THURSDAY, touching City Point and Norfpik 10
receive Freight and PassehgerS Hetnrnn g Ifave
Phiiatelphia every WEDNESDAY and SATuR-
DAY MORNING, at 8 u clock.
These Steamers now In fine order, increased
recommendations for the comfort of passengers hav
ing been added, as also more room for fTeIsht; anu
we hope by regularity. dispatch and care IN pro-
tectng goods committed to our charge, to receive
an increase OF patronage.
rs No transit pment by this line.
FARE REDUCED.
PASSAGE through to New York and found. LOO
Do do. Philadelphia and found,
LIST cabin: Ar. II, e. g.
Passage to City Point and Norfolk same as by the
river boats. :, p,:,,,
phia two or three days, and then proceed to New
ioiA - ~ II f TJITTI e. Agent. Rockets.
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HATS, GAPS, BOOTS, &c.

| III NOTICE.-The subscribers would 1
| umost respectfully invite the attention ~S6
<aof their friends, customers and the public gem
mems. Boys. Misses and Children's BOOTS and
SHOES, of all the latest tyles, and of the best
quality. both OF our own manufacture and of the
best Philadephia and Eastern work. All of the
above were purchased IN person 10y OF the hrm,
with particular attention being paid to the retail
department All OF which Will he sold low for cash,
or to punctual pawn. customers as usual.
ALIEN. HILL x CO,
No. 127 Main street. Richmond, Va.
2. s. Ladies', tIentlemcn's, Boys Misses and
Childrens BOOTS and SHOES, made to order. as
usual by lily Its A ii. co.
III NOTICE.-Findngi it necessary, In order TO
upay my debts. las am determined To get out of
<19debt.) to reduce my stock of BOOTS, SHOES.
TRUNKS, &c.. shall sell at wholesale or retail,
stock at 20 per cent. less than the usual price,
which will make it about cost, from LIST of July TO
the LIST of September, for cash
Should any article OF any description be charged
at ALL 1t Will be at the usual price Will also make
to order any article in my line, at the same Teduc-
ton, during the same space of time
We have IN store. n larse and well selected stock
best Northern manufacture, purchased by myself
during this spring.
We have also on hand very large as GEyyo
sortment of TRUNKS to which We would Eyx XXX
call the attention of persons in want as the WILL
reduction of 20 Eer cent will make them very low.
Mr. ROB'T BRIGGS is still superintendIny the
manufacturing department of my business. OF his
well known to be one of the best, If not the very
best, manufacturers in this country. Call at
PHILLIP X. WHITES,
ie 29-2m Sign of the Big Shoe 33 Main st
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:, To INE1 q " WATTS,
No. lib Main street, Richmond. Va.
BEST HARD sOLE-LE.THEB

Al n DL.tSf tLtNU SULE Z II T.
GfgH TRUNKS.-We have on hand fresh and
fnti stock oil the above. embracing all the
different sizes and st,ias. together with VaIses
Suikey TRUNKS and CARPET BAGS. in great
variety and II gentlemen and ladies wish first
rate ana complete travelling outfit just call No.
llS, Main street. Richmond, Va, where you can
purchase at reasonable prices.
PUTNEY & WATTS
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LOTTERIES.
cpARTA ACADEMY LOTTER les.

- AUTHORIZED BY THE STATE OF GE9RGbbA.;15
+ ffHE e fG fBi the members Of our
firm have, by way oil purchase, beco me the own
ers OF the Grants chartered by the states OF Deia
Georgia, under the mana. ement of N.essrs. GREG
oRY MaCRY. OF Wiming ton. Delaware. We have
deemed Il expedient to change the name of our
hrm after January LIST, 1889, 70 that al WON,
EDDY Co. who will have the N snagement OF
the Sparta Academy Lottery, aud k1e otIiers as
We have endeavored to transact all our business
the patronage heretofore bestowed on MS is well
deseryln Of being transferred 10 ar SUCCESSORS e'
WOOD nr nDD, ra CO. sAHS Sj s.
The tollowins scheme VIII I've drawn o. EV W,n'
ayers Of the ssPSRTA AcA DENY LOTTERY, of
deorsia. at Augusta. in public as follows: ~. ,s.o
Class will be drawn on y,s g' ,sss
, clss. g :" :. :. ST. Ss6. I 49,
Fffi$E THog$ASp E6TR HTSiRPREEps And
Nearly A 8sf f sjFER fyf}S f&l f@f'
1p!!se Of s g SSS . prizes q, si' 80
:" 49,. 500 100 " :. 49, T Seo
] " ...... 400 100 - iSo
APPR0XIMATING PRIZES:
prizes OF $40 ApproximatIns TO S'v'o" @, soo
prizes Of 800 Approxtmating to 10000
4przes of $50 Approxi,natlng to 10000
Prize are -................... -....... 1000
prizes of 225 Approximating to 5000
prize ............. $3.50. -: w
prizes of 200 Approximatlns to 1900
4prizes Of $50 Approximating to 5000
prize are......... ....- ........ 60O
prizes OF 100 Apppoximating to 1900
prize are ............... .........~ 400
$3.50 prizes OF so are. . lU0 wv
sass prizes. amounting to $3.50 600
,,,I1 n, H,i-- & n.ar & IN
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NEW STYLES

IL OF SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS. SY.N
Just received. fresh supply of HATS, *
GAPS AMP STRAW GOODS, comprising all the
newest and latest styles of Hats, Caps, Ladies'
Misses and Children's Straw Goods VIZ: Ladies'
Misses and Children's Flats, OF every variety and
quality; Infants Furhans of the latest sty les.
AISO-1oung Gents and Youths Hats and Cans
OF the most iashonable styles-whlch will be sold
on the most favorable terms call is most respect
fully solicited. R0. l.. DICKINSON
Successor to Binford, Dickinson & Wei.ixer.
No IL Main AZ
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MILES 4 SONS ROOTs AND SHOES.
1Jdress BOOTS and Oxford TIES.
JNo, 9. PAGE, IT,, " Main street.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAI

f. cxssy,.s.zx.,, VIRGINIA CENTRAL.
49, sssssaSzasa3ssl RAlLR0A p.-CHANGE OF
RANGEMENT.
Trains leave Richmond twice daily, Sunday
NIGHTS excepted; VIZ: $50, A, NJ. and 6:t5, z, NJ,
io p naenanaria, " ashInston, Baltimore, &c.
cars between Richmond and Alexandris.
, once daily. viz: $50, A. NJ, for the VIRGINIA
SPRlNUS, via charlottesville and stanton.
- THROUGH TICKETS.
"' :" ~ SoSy-
BALTIMORE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CO
I'm iads lphla.... -..s. ..... ......... $50
New York. ....,.,...,.. IL SO
Baggage chez ed through
Through tickets sold to Pittshurg, GAINESVILLE Gin
cnnati, Louisville, ST. Louis Chicago, ard oil I'M
portant points West.
Passengers go through without detention.
Ihrough tickets sold to the Rockbr;d 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 tor all of the above Springs
THOMAS p0nAMEAD,
It's I,
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Engineer and Sup. N. h p. J
VIRGINIA ANDTENNEsSE
~ Ali nHkn m anh affar tho N

RAILR .ts 9 p Ell 1f'e pt Sc ~
GERYr RAINS will be run upon this Road as fol-
'o Tss MAI. TRAIN will leave Lynchburs at i,ss
p and arrive stBrisioi at 1880 A. NJ. Returning,
Leave Brs,ol at $50 A. NJ, anu arrive at L'nehsuts
at The iiCcoMMoDATIoN TRAIN will leave
Lynchburg at IL P. M. and arrive At Bristol att A.
rive ~ At sn at se < NJ 1 'n'
Through tic kets from Richmond to the following
named Springs, to be had at the Richmond and
Danville Railroad Ticket Office;
To Buchanan, via Buford's Depot ......... q rs
TO Rockbrldge Alum Springs, via Bufoyd's
To dId Sweet and Red Sweet, VIA Bon.aek. 10 %
To Grecnbrier " htte Sulphur. via Bonsack's II 80
To Old Sweet and Red Sweet, via Salem -. II 20
To Greenbrler White Sulphur, via Salem IL 50
To Roanoke Red Sulphur, via Salem. ....... s0
To Old Sweet and Rel Sweet, via Monkome-
~ White Sulphur Springs. ............ Ials
TO Greenbrier " hite Snlpur, via Montgome-
y w s. Springs. -. .............:- lsB
TO salt sulphur Springs, via Montgomery W.
To New River Springs, Montgomery W.
s. SPRINGS. ........,. .;,,,,,,.....:..,. II %
To Allegheny springs platform, at shsv,;
To Montgomery VS. Springs platform at
Passengers for the iircenhrier white sulpb1p
SPRINGS via the Montgomery W. Sulphur Springs
stop al night at the last harmed beautiful Watering
place, leave next morning 1t O'Clock by Kent,
Fick len Pey tom fine line OF Stag dine at Noun
tain Lake sup and lodi at the Salt Sulphur Springs
and arrive at the Greenbrer " hits Sulphur Springs
10 dinner.
A fine graded read has recently been constructed
from the Montgomery White Sulphur SPRINGS via
the Mountain Lake to the Salt Sulphur Springs,
through section of country ahoundihg in scenery
OF the most picturesque character.
r. Ii. GILL, General Superintendent.
General Superintendents Otce,{
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= TWO HUNDRED THOUsAND

ACRES WESTERN VIRGINIA LANDS
FOR SALE.-The subscribers have for sale,
as their own, and agents for Others 30 900 ae res
Of LAND, situated in Greenbrier. Nicholas and
Fayette counties. of this State These lands are
sold on accommodating terms to suit purchaser S,
and At long credits
These lands are located in the neig hborbood nj
the Blue Sulphur Springs, where Mr. j. A. SSEsL
Will be from 2Oth May to LIST October for the put
to examine them. LIB
Information can be obtained from ]. II. SSEAD
Rost-ohce Blue Sulphur Springs, Va, or Cha,
STEBBINs, l0l, Broad street, Richmond
my 23--d3aw&ewtlA SNEAD & SFEBBINS.
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n HARV + 5 HATS.-The attention Of
farmers Is particularly called te our large stock
OF Harvest Hats, which are selling at n very
low figure. ELLETT & WRISfGER
No Ma.
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A THE ADAMS EXPREsS CON-.

$ELG PANY,. lg MAIN ST., having resumed
from NORFOLK, PETERSBrRG and RICH
M0Np by Steamers yAtMNJESSTQ8WN and BOA h
NESDAY and SATURDAY: and thence by RAIL
ROAD to WELDON, WILMINGTON, LYNCH
BURG, SALEM. WYTHEVlLLE. and the princi-
pal places in VIRGIN IA and NORTH CAROLINA,
are now prepared to forward. with great dispatch,
at reduced rates, every kind of Merchandise. Valu
able Parcels, lewelry. x c.. to the above named CT
ties, and all places on the seaboard
Our Express on the Steamships will be accom-
panied hy SPECIAL MESSENGERS, who will
give their personal attention the careful handling
of goods entrusted to the ADAMS EXPRESS CO..
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS.
Shippers will please t. ke notice that r:ckages to
points in Virginia and North Carolina will be sent
by Steamers, unless otherwise marked.
SFreg ht received, on day of sailing. until 3 elk
p Nj. J. l.. MCDONOUGH,
Agent of Adams Express Co.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Express packages for Nor
folk, Pete rsburg, Richmond, and all places in Vr
gInia and North Carolina, intended for shipment by
Steamships ROANOKE and JAMESTOWN, viii
hereafter be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS
COMPANY, who are the authorized agents for Ex-
press privileges on these ships
Office of the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDlAM PLEASANTS, Az is.
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LIQUORS, &c.

| I AGER BEER, nonm
II PORTER, ALE. &C.. &C.
Your attention is called to a nasx establishment nj
| and firm, under the sty lie of b ELAfUEI PEY Ro'
| NET on 7th between Broad and Grace xtreets
where they VIII keepa choice lot OF LAGER BEER,
PORTER ALE, &c, III ke. and bottles of all sizes
| SO as to suit families and others.
Also, all kinds of imported WINES, LILO CORS
&c. As we keep a good article and sell cheap, we
expect share oil patronage, for which We return
our THANKS, and promise to please all.
+. S.-Goods forwarded 10 any part Of the city
free Of charge. DELARUE& PEYRONET.'
my l2-3mt
ROTTLING ESTABLISHMENTS A :
- GER BEER, ALE, PORTER, &c.-Thankful
beg leave TO announce to our friends and the bic
IN general, that we will continue our business of
ROTTIING LAGER BEER, Xxx ALE, PORTER,
&e as heretofore, and which we will deliver, FREE
OF CHARGE, to any part of the city.
Goods for tho country carefully packed in barrels,
and delivered to any depot in the city.
Ale. in half and quarter barrels and fun supply OF
Scotch Ale and London Porter which we most re-
spectfully recommend to the pnbhc;
.p a-sm A4oVis n ke a. Nam a B Street.
CHAMPAGNE WINES.-we have In store
La PeTe and Rubis, superior
Jules Mumm + Co; Verzenay Cabinet
:. :. Fieur de Sillery, WINS de Danes Very
T" :" Cabinet ~
Heidsick Co.; siliery Mousscux; LIE MARQUIS de-
All of which we offer to the trade and the public.
For sale by DUDLEY 4 CO., u Main st.
CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE.-The snb-
sMokINS ToBAcco c HE WHY z To Hcc
IirES. FIFE STEMS. and the usual variety Of
eli "a ia'h '''is kaSc rssf will
nv n9pe, n and ManuactqSsr S e. Giss &c.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Five DOLLARS

DInnWOis AROMATIC FRENCH BRAN.
- III Tor Diarrh9a, Dyspep sia, Indigestlon and
TOT correcting the bad effects 0ccasioned nv eatns
nnrtpe fruit, &e. For sale by ~ eating
GEo D0WDEN, Druggist.
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III S S5E,9rn Y !TRhtFf. 9aHnha1Ls INC 1dHbs.

$3.50 EXCURSION TICKETS F0H
Ill S N5yrp Y TahIff, aHHaf.s Inc ldp.
s sas tss sss
fer SIS tho round trip, and NO charge iof Mess
Theft Tey s Vii gl b. Il
ducton be made from the price II they sre no' u''o
T to Tchets Win be GOOD to return by eisher Of
the steamers until the LIST of October next, thus Al
lowing those seeking business or pleasure VI D0t'
ample time for so'oufTnItggf65ii AM WATSON,
Office opposite Steamers Wharves.
cSns~ SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS. :,
eR kDucEp RA lI9;vd s, =; y p mall
HIsn. and ROANOKE. CART ss.ssEs: will Lar, esrry
The JAMEsToW n, Capt. PARRIsH, leaves r leh-
mond every TUESDAY afternoon at o'clock, City
"y sisanng and MoF New YORK
the limo going East and North.
The ROANOKE, Capt. SKINNER, leaves Rich
mond every FRIDAY afternoon at 4. O'clock, City
Point next morning at O'Clock, and Portsmouth
same evening, for New York, arriving next morn
RETURNING - The JAMESTOWN leaves New
York from Pier Is, North River, every SATU RDA1
afternoon at O'Clock, for Norfolk. Petersburg and
The ROANOKE leaves New York from Pier Is,
North River, every WEDNESDAY afternoon at 3
o o'clock. for Portsmouth. Petersburg and Richmond,
taking freight for each place.
REDUCED RATES.
Passage, state-reom included, between Nor
folk and New York. .S6.oo
Passage. state loom Included between Rich
mond, Petersburg and New York;. 500
Passage, state" room included betweonLynch-
Passage between Richmond and Norfolk same
W al sne MAIL d.sJ. iEsfIfFTV CENTS extra.
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% RBLS. PRIME WESTERN LARD. e.,
oosale BY MASSIE 4 PLEASANTS.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
- o4GlkwN FOR STEAMERS

zEEe5ttxzsts5 GLEN cove and CURTIS PECK.
The above Steamers having Just had Thorough
overhauhne. painting and renting, VIII, on and
SUNDAYS excepted between Old Point, Ports
The GLEN COVE. Captain 4. C. CLIFFORD, will
leave the Wharf at Rockets, MONDAY, WE'D
NESDAY and FRIDAY mornings, at5 o'clock pre-,
leave every TUESDAY, THU RSDAY and SAT
URDAY mornings, at the same hour.
Returning the Boats will leave Norfolk each al
ternate days, (Sundays exceptedt at the hour,
Is O'Clock A. VI touching at the REL ular landings
on the river.
Passage to Old Point, Portsmouth or Norfolk, So.
Meals 80 cents ouch.
Ma All Freghts to be landed on the river. must
be paid for when sent down. and we will not be re-
sponsible for it after it is landed the wharf to
which it was directed r. o. HASKINS.
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q CHILDREN'S SHOES.-A Beau.

81 INBLIInE ~ > StfOEN.-A BeaW.
tifnl assortment. among which are Chi
dren's Heeled Slippers; Children's Morocco Slip
Ankle Ties; children's Patent Leather Ankle lies,
With heels; Children's Patent Leather Oxford
lies lies, very handsome; cinairen's Patent Leather
rocco Boots; Children Thick Sole Morocco Boots;
With many other styles, at the sign Of the Big
Boot, No. - Main street. VIM WALSH
FRENCH BOOTS AND SHOES.
Another case of the above, from Miles,
eonslstlrg OF Calf Dress Boats; Patent Leather
Dress boots; do. do. and calf Shoes; do do do, Con-
gfess uaiters. JOHN z, PAGE, Jr.,
95 Main street.
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A,,A FLUME AND FRANCONIA
YCM YHOTEL COMPANY, WHITE NOUN

Tie management of the ''FLUME" and ''PRO-
FILE" Houses announce to tourists and the sum-
travel that they will be prepared for the recep
ton OF guests on the 18th OF June. These Hotels
furnished, located in the midst of the most at
tractve scenery OF the mountains, bang in the i'm,
mediate vicinity OF the OLD MAN OF THE
MOUNTAIN.'' the FIume. Lakes. Cascades, &c.
Route from New DIRK via Norwich and Worces
ter Line; by the splendd, steamers COMMON
P. NJ from Pier IS N y, foot of CORTLAND street.
at the landing of Southern Trains.
For further information, see small bills of the
route, at the principal Hotels and Depots, ad-
dress Z. S. MARTIN. Agent,
S-N2m New nrk
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COYNER'S WHITE AND BLACK
YERY SULPHUR SPRINGS.-This Watering

ttsf1zS 1n he irst II I1pe + Is stuoted on be
lin. and in full riec Of the VirgiHin and IeHneS-
see Railroad, about half a mile from Bonsack' s
Depot, Roanoke, Virginia, at which said depot an
Omnibus will always be found waitn the arrival of
the cars. to convey visitors to the SPRINGS.
These White and Black Sulphur Waters have eff
fected numerous cures.
The WHITE SULPHUR-aggrayated cases of
Dyspepsia serious affections of the Liver. Kidneys,
and Bladder, General Debility, and especially dis
eases of the Nervous System, and those diseases
peculiar to Females
The BLACK SULPHUR-al kinds of diseases of
the cases of letter and other erup
tons of the Skin.
The accommodations equal to any to be found
the mountains of Virginia. and the table and at
tendance of the most satisfactory character, toge
Their with fine band OF Music, and every other at
traction usually found at first class watering places
as to all of which we beg to refer to the large
number of pc who have heretofore visited the
place. J. A. HEFELFlNGER,
nv l7-dtlstA Proprietor.