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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-25
UNDERTAKING.

T6RPiN, ROPER & MUIR
EssztszEw-J RAY.
UNDEkTIKERS,
Governor street, between Main and Franklin, Rich
mond, Va.
Keep constantly on hand all kinds of ready made
CQFF Ms AND AETALlC BURIAL CASES.
NH 23-Iy
Wm. q. SALLIE. WIN. y,
sM.x azz1-s-s-g CHANDLER, mo. T. SAI.I.IE.
under the firm of WM. g. SALIIE
d CO., CABINET MAKERS AND FURNITURE DrJ
ER 5. have on hand a good assortment of FTRNI-
lohE, Doth OF their own mandatory and North
va
we respectfully SOLICIT call from those who may
want nythlng in our line. '
UNDERTAKING.
We Will also pay particular attention tn the I'M
pERTAhiNG BCSIN ESS in all its branches keep
II Rs f2 N on hand large assortment of ME-
Poplar COFFINS. Gnu
ofdsrs from the country solicited. and will be
promptly attended to. -
WIN. g. SALLIE & co.
my 5-5m Franklin St., between Is and l4th.
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CFlECkERING prANOS.-A newnnd

rlrzA, CEiECkEGfNG pIANoS.-A new and
4f7fulI supply of these splendid instruments
III II fnave been received.
In addition To the beautiful BOX De NOIX, the
CIRCULAR ACTION and the GRAND, we have
now the BOUDOlR, splendid instrument of an up
right form.
The CHICKERING'S have received 80 First Prize Me-
dals. ali over renowned competitors and from first
rank Institutions and airs OF America and of Eu-
rope. They have manufactured and sold more Pa
nos than any other factory IN tie world.
From the Chickering's have emanated the hest and
most permanent improvements that have brought
the Piano to It's present perfection. and by the great
capital they have invested IN manufacturing conve-
nlences. they can sell fell fifty per cent cheaper
than any other factory None of their instruments
leave the wareroom without their having been full
ly inspected by the best artists.
As their factory has never moro than one agency
in city in Richmond these instruments can only
be sold by the subscriber
The factory warrants all PIANOS sold by this
agency.
Orders promptly attended to.
w aRERooMs-North side of Broad street. near
Ninth, and at HABLIsToN & Bros, No. 100 Main
street. NATH'L CARUSI, Sole Agent.
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LIQUORS, &c.
I AGER BEER,

| AGER BEER,
and firm, under the style OF b ELAR + PEY Ro-
NE On h between Bread and GIqss
PORTER, ALE, &c, in kegs and bottles OF ali sizes,
SO sd TO- al xmas Of WINES LIQUORS
&c. AS we keep a good article and sell cheap we
expect st share Of 2. Tor Which We return
fire.: 81 cSsrss E ias PEI II f
DOTTLING ESTABLlSHMENT.-L A
D GER BEER, ALE. PORTER, &c.,T Thankful
beg leave TO announce to our friends and the public
il sensrn that We VII s9nfnae r 1ssi pnRT :"
&c as heretofore, and which we will deliver, FREE
OF CHARGE, to any part ct the the city.
and delivered to any depot in the city.
We have also constantly on hand, Lager Beerand
Scotch London Porter Shc we MOST re el
speettully recommend 70 q the f.,p '.1;
ap 22-3n No 2)S. Main street.
CHAMPAGNE WiNES.-We have IN store
- the iollewlps fine Champagne Wines, viz:
Jules Mumm tsu Co.. v sepsssr Cabinet
:. :. Fieur De sillery, Wins de Danes Very
Heidslck Co.; Sillery Mousseux; LIE MARQUIS de
All OF which we offer to the trade and the Public.
For sale b. DUDLEY & Co, Y Main st.
CIGAR AND TOBACCO sTORE.-Tbe. ub-
- seriher has in store fine supniy IF ,i9sspSS
SSnai6G thlI Ing TOBACCO, CHEWING TOB ACCo''
FIfES, PlPE STEMS, and the usual varsfy az
goods kept In such establishments which he will
sell low for cash. FRANCIS STHUDE. "-'
importer and Manufacturer of Ciaars. ~
my 7-3m* No. IGs Rroad s,,as,
SHock0E MILL-RICHMOND GROUND
~ fLAsf The subscriber bess leave to re-
turn his grateful aeknowedgm for the heavy
PATRONAGE extended to his Mill from the State nj
.arse and North Carolina; aud would state that he
rs HOW maRing improvements that will donhe the 1
cal aelty and enable him to supply fresh GROUND
RI AsTER promptly. exceeding any demand that
can Mt present exist
, HIs stock will be entirely of Nova Scotia LUMP,
the richest and purest that he selected and he
pied ses faithful adherence TO his Discrimination
e sustan the Hattering reputation that his brand
To those who have been driven from the use Of
Plsster--by application of Northern Ground he
sony asks trial Of HoAx MAsrFacTuRE
jeH-Sm No. ii Pearl strest.
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5,i65 prizes amounting o................S320 0O
Whole Tickets so; Halves SIS; Quarters 81 So
El5hIhs 81 =.

" none ilchets ~ iiftl' Us . Ru''iI C. ~
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The numbers from to 50,O 900, CORES pondIng with
those numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips OF plpeF, encircled with small tin tubes
and placed in one wheel
The first tJ1 Fries. similarly printed and encr-
cled, are placed IN another wheel.
The wheels are then Tevolved, and number is
drawn from the wheel Of Numbers and at the same
Prize IS drawn from the other wheel. The Num-
Der and Prize drawn out are opened and exhibited
to the audience, and reg Istered by the Commission
ers, the Prize being placed against the number
drawn. The operation is repeated until all the
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs.-The two preceding
and the two succeeding Numbers to those draw
Approximation Prizes, according to the scheme
For example: II Ticket Number 1880 draws the
l25l ll252 will each be entitled to 500. IfTicket
No $50 draws the $50 900 prize, those Tickets num-
ofa Sd Ie S 2 W" s sS6v be ee to
The 5000 Prizes Of $50 will be Determined by the
Pr S: For example: ifthe Number drawinS the
$4,000 Prize ends with No. l. then all the Tickets
where the Numer ends IN VIII he entitled . to go
Tickets where the Number ends in 2 will be emit
Is. Remember that every Prize is drawn and
payable without deduction.
NA- The Managers' Printed Certificates of Pack
ages of 10 Tickets will be sold at the following
Certificate of Paeka3ee of Whole Tickets $50
:. " :. :. e Quarter =. :.... $
In ORDERING IichetS or GertlncateS, enclose the
money to our address for the Tickets ordered. on
receipt of which they will be forwarded by first
mail. Purchasers can have Tickets ending in any
figure they may designate.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
sent TO purchasers Im,2eda'ely after the drawing.
In future our Single Number Lotteries will draw
every Saturday throush out the year.
Our Three Number Lotteries are drawn daily.
Address orders Tor Tickets or Certificates in the
above Schemes to " ~
WOOD. EDDY L CO, Augusta, Ga.
Or MOOD, EDDY 4 CO, Atlanta, Ga.
Or WOOD, EDDY < CO., Wilmington, Del
nA-, list Of the numbers that are drawn from
the wheel with the amount of the Prize that each
one IS entitled TO, will be published after every
drawing in the following papers Augusta Consti,
t'tioGaSt, Mobile Register, Nashville Gazette.
patch, Paulding (Mass.) Clarion. and New York
Herald, - " =
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TACTICAL JoKEs.-The Providence .Jour.
cal joke upon man in Woonsocket wb MI
a. - believe that he was Suspected of murs
VT 1ss. Ihe sjoken took SO well thar Tho ,,asr
s ,,yw oade good.bye to his wife, went into a
scra.s 81. =, ns Mosked and drew jack-knife
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y THlvrLEdED CHARAcrER.-M Lauz The
ee1ebsnted naturalist of Gotha, has recently
dteeovefsd that the hedgehog is not injured
- ths soout or lips. and that il likes To d we'll
where yipers and other snakes are found dos.
sroying them In great numbers. "'''
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CARRIAGES, &c.

!, l.figlR NEW CARRIAGES MANUFAC.
S14IDsG TORY, corner of 9th and Broad streets:
So The subscriber has now on hand. OF II Is
OWN MANUFACTURES, a full assortment OF
liz Int CARRIAGES and BUGGIES with and with,
out tops; R0CkAWAYS, &c, which lie viii sell
as low, if not lower. than any other house IN the
State He would. therefore, advise all in want OF
lis hi and substantial vehicles TO call at once, as he
is determined to sell. lie 2o-ImAl JOHN DOES.
I.F3ss ~ CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES
EtfEEksss The subscriber has on hand at his Coach
SZ--Az~ Making ESTABLISHMENT, ON Lombard Al
lev between Main and Cary, 18th and 18th Streets
near the Columbian Hotel COACHES, CHARIO-
TEES, BARQUCHES, BUGGlES with and without
hest materials and workinanship-all OF which viii
be sold as low rs good work OF the kind can be in
the city of Richmond and respectfully ask call
from those in want of any article in the Carriage
line, as am determined to make to order and to
sell the lowest prices possible and all work sold
that is new, warranted. MICAJAH MANGUM.
nh 7-9m
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q negro woman died at DR.. A. q. wills,
xmyanna county, Va, last week, at the al,
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= --z,,.--y--- RfCHa.OND AND Pr

- r-;Is=s7tFz---FI=- II z " u . y II n Nd Pc.
50 "a, &C., TEBsBURG -RAtLR0Ap;--
aH rs Wv. TIL ROT GIL FREIGHTS BE-
TWEEN RICHMOND AN D NORTH CAROLINA
From the 9th day of March until the lst of Sepem-
her next, the Freight and ACCOMMODATION trains on
this road will leave Richmond and Petersburg on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at S
o'clock, A. NJ. instead OF 9 clock, as before.
for the prompt and punctual forwarding and delive
~ OF all PRODUCE, GOODS, or other articles OF
freight designed for transportation either way be-
tween Richmond and points between Petersburg
and Raleigh RidSway, GreensboTo' Salisbury and
Charlotte, North Carolina at low rates, without any
charge for forwarding, storage &c. All sach ar
tcles sent to Richmond, should be consigned and
plainly married. ITO the of the Freight Agent
of the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad. at Pc
tersburg," by whom they will be promptly forward
ed. AS to the rates of tolls the roads south of
Pctersburs which they require to lie pre- paid as far
Raleigh, information may be had at the depot of
this Company, at Richmond.
Office r. & P. r. Il. Co.,(
March I, 1859. mn 9-ts
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. -rAANGE nE SCIIEnuLI

s---.s r-,zz,,z. 49,, GRANGE OF SCHEDULE.
4tSSs4 rsal:Egs ss5zs.s- SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
* - -Ss~- asEs-, ICHMON ID AND DAN
VILE RAfLROAD.-0n and after Tuesday
June 18th, 1853, the mail and passenger train, on
this road Will run as follows:
Leave Richmond daily ,Sunda IS included at $50
A. NJ. for Junction, Lynch burg, Bristol, Knoxville
Dalton. Chattanooga, Nashville and Memphis, Ten
nessee; Atlanta, Georgia; and Mont s6mery, Ala
Leave Richmond daily except SUNDAYS for
Danyllle; Va: and Greensboro. n C. ,at $50 A NJ.
RET CRNI NG-Leave JUNCTION. Burk's,l daily
SUNDAY Incuded,l at 3.l5 i. NJ. and arrive IN
Richmond AT rs 2. NJ.
Leave Danvlle daily texcept Sundays,Iat 10 A.
NJ, and arrive in Richmond mt els Z. VI.
"a The above trains connect beth rays with the
South Side Railroad trains to and from the South
west. at the Junction, and with the Virginia Cen
trial and r. =. and Potomac Railroad trains To and
from the North, at Richmond.
Throush tickets sold, and baggage checked thro'
to the above points also. To the virginia Springs.
For through tIckets and further information ap
ply at the Ticket Ofhce oil the Richmond and Dan
vile Railroad Company. Richmond.
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a hxAuTIFuL LAKE.-Lake Winnepissiogee,
In New Hampshire, is Az feet above the level
broad, Alton Bay being the extreme east end,
and Centre Harbor being ON the extreme west
end. The number of 365 islands are said TO
Constituting several dairy anrms down TO mere
rOcks projecting above the surface Of the
water. lis one q the most lovely lakes in
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SUMMER RESORTS.
- HOT SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
Yem NAr1tRE,s REMEDY aoR CHRONIC

lE.ld2~ NATURES KEMEpf HVk CHAoNlC
,an he ia,aa :. an lie as next The SUP
py az Mineral Water is abundant, and there. are
NINE BATHS. constantly supplied with fresh
lures. from rs deg. to los deg. Fahrenheit. These
waters cure the Chronic forms OF Rhenmatism;
Neuralgia; Paralysis, free from lnflammatofy as-
ton; out; Diseases OF the LIVER Ju 81, 20
Spinal Irritaticn; Chronic piarrh9a, ana some Ds,
eases peculiar to FeInales, more thoroughly and
rapidly than any other remedy on the American
THEIR ALTERNATIVE AN CURATIVE
are unsurpassed by those Of any her Mineral w a.
ter on the face of the globe,
rated above, In forms which had resisted lne NEST
skiliI medical treataeutan and had rendered the liVes
of the sufferers alike wretched ana useless throush
long years of pain. have been restored To periect
health BY their use. Ofthe vast number now suffering
with such maladies, there comparatively lew
indeed who would not be either cured or greatly re-
The SPRINGS are situated in an elevated noun
tain region. The sceaery around IS wild, romantic
and beautiful, and a more healthy and delightful
summer climate can nowhere be found;
FINE PLEAstRE Baths, Tor persons in good
Good MUSIC will be in attendance early in the
ROUTE from the principal cities in. the United
States by Railroad to the Millboro' depot OF the
Virginia Central Railroad" thence by Stage
the SPRINGS. Passengers leaving Richmond,
Va or Baltimore. Md, in the morning. can come
through to this place the same dag to supper, or
pass the night at the Warm Springs and arrive here
For full account Of this celebrated watering
Place, see DE Bows. REv!Ewo Tor June, and
''AMERIcAY FARMER for May, or write to the
my ai"sjsm p""if s.GoODE.
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WATER BOILED WITHOUT FUEL-It had al
ways been considered that water presented an
exception to the rule observed to hold in other
bodies-namely, that their temperature could
be raised by friction or percussion, until Mr..
1ouie showed that water NANTES ted a sensible
rise OF temperature by brisk agitation con-
unued Tor some time. His range of tempera.-
tnre dia not, however, we believe, exceed = degs.
tahr George Rennie, +. Il. S., SO well known
IN the engineering and scientific world, by a
pamphlet before u.s. has SO improved on the
experiments of Mr.. Joule and others, as TO
nave succeeded in raising the temperature OF
water by churning up to the boiling point, 2l2
degs Fahr.-Herapath's Journal
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ARITHMETIC AT THREE O'CLOCK IN TIRE
MoRNINo.-Gent-(who is not one of the most
upright pillars of society)-Cabble, whatch
your number I'm resolved to punish yer.
say, whateh your COMPOUNDED numbers Cab
man-Thereit is, sir; you may see it for your
self, it's plain enough, Sss, three IS, sir. Gent
--Three-eights, you sayi all right three
down twenty -four in his memorandum book.
and goes away muttering indstinct vows
about ~I,ll Summon you !'-Punch.
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WATCHES. JEwEIRY, &c.

q WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER
~ AND PLATED WARE--My stock of the
ENS above articles is now very extensive; hay-
<ssAak ing Just received large additions my lie
plete in every department
would cali attenticn especially TO my stock of
r. Reynold Lemon, Liverpool Jules. Jersensen.
Copenhagcn. with adjusted chronorneter balances;
Dixon, John Craig, Joseph Johnson. Jules Emsne-
ry, Alfred Laialetteo, and other dstins uished ma
kers.
My stock of SPECTACLES and EYE GLASSES
IS very null embracing geld, silver and steel frames.
from which can suit any enc needing optical sid.
Amongst my assortment s full supply OF the cele-
brated Brazilian Pebble GLASSES. Persons in
want OF a really superior article, ard something
that will improve their vision. should not failI
supply themselves with a pair of these Glasses.
n. B.-Brazilian Pebble and other Glass fitted in
gold frames. 5. A. MYERS,
Nh and pa. u.
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ssxs FOR SALE-A small FARM OF one hundred
I.T Acres. one mile beyond the termination OF the
-Aae Mechancsville Turnpike. about SIX and hall
miles from Richmond, in an excellent nelShbor-
hood and in the immediate vicinity OF one or more
churches The Improvements consist OF Dwell
Ing with four rooms, and all necessary out build
inss all Of which are new Also, an orchard OF
choice fruit trees.
il will be sold for one fourth cash; the balance
on credit of one, two and three years with inter-
est. Possession given immediately. PPplx 10
L. B. THOMAS,
iy SIS $50 Broad street, Richmond.
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BnIrIsH EMrGRATIoN.-The number Of emil
grants who sailed from the United Kingdom
during the "A years from 1915 to 1858, inclusive.
amounted TO 4,797, 1876, Of whom I,is00l6 sailed
20 the North American colonies, Z, 500. 400 to
tho United States, 1910 to the Australian
colonies and New Zealand and 73eO7 10 ali
otler places. The average annual emigration
from the United Kingdom from ISIS 10 Iesa
amounted 10 l0a, O26, and for the ten wears end
Ing 1858, 70 261 SOS. NV
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PASSENGERS for the Greenbrier White Sulphur
Springs via the Montgomery w. Sulphur Springs
stop all night at the last named beautiful watering
place, leave next morning at o'clock by Kent
Ficken Peyton's fine line ofStages, dine at Noun
tain Lake, sup and lod at the Salt Sulphur Springs
and arrive at the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs
to dinner.
\ fine graded road has recently been constructed
from the Mont emery White Sulphur Springs via
the Mountain Lake 70 the Salt Sulphur Springs
through section OF country Astounding in scenery
OF the most picturesque character.
+. IL. GILL. General Superintendent.
General Superintendent Ofioe,l
Lynchburg, June %, 1859. { je 22-3m
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q. 8 PLEASANT SUMNFR RENOET.
wGsSEs Y BUFFALO GAP HOUSE.-This we'll
. 4.s-.sss |. known, n o n AIN RET r EAT,
road, is open for the accommodation of travel
and visitors. Persons wishing To spend the heat
OF summer IN cool; quiet way, cannot find more
suitable place in all Virginia. 1t is easy of access
the of the Central Railroad passing by tevery
day. The houseis large and convenient, surrounded
by the most beautiful mountain scenery. Fine
SPRINGS of Freestone. Sulphur. Chals beate, and
Alum Water convenient. Elilott's Knob, the high
est mountain in Virginia, is visited by hundreds
from this place.
a GOOD TEN-PIN ALLEY, with good order, INC
wHIsKEY) and every attention to the comfort of
visitors.
Board per week, ST; per month"; S25; children and
servants half price.
Post-Offce, Swoope' Depot. Augusta CO., Va.
lie 20-5wr P HERRING, Proprietor.
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PIANOS, &c.

-zSrz> DRIGGs' PATENT PEAN0
gSsz@FORTE WITH DOUBLES SOUNDING
1T ri fBOARD.-P. H. TAYLOR has Just re-
eeiveq one of the above I, extr92f,iinary PlANoS'-
TuE New PIANO FoRTE.-Perlectlon is quail
ity which has never been claimed for the Piano
Forte. The most successful. efforts Of the most
TO brint the Instrument to the highest point which
some daring minds believed that it could reach.
Next to the orsans of the human voice. the Violin
has been, we believe. esteemed the most perfect
musical instrument. To assmate the Piano Forte,
as much rs possible to the Violin in construction, is
then evidently sonnet hins worthy of the utmost eff
forts of scientific labor to accomplish The dsSife-
vention of the new Piano patented by Mr., S. B..
BRIGGS, and known as the briggs PATENT
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!. As1Ei.sA WHITES sIILptIrR

IN n ANEELEA " hEEE STLPEfFR
TEA Y SPRINGS.-This delightful SummerRe-
A....ts sort wiz Nc opened for the reception of
Visitors on the 18Th Of June.
The waters are similar to the far-famed White
Sulphur, and their accommodations equal to any
Springs in Virginia.
They are situated in Amelia county 80 miles from
Richmond and 21z miles from Jetersvie Station,
on the Richmond and Danville Railroad, on which
there are two trains daily to and from Ietersville.
where there will always be u conveyance to the
SPRINGS, on the arrival of the cars. Their local
ity and easy access make them most desirable
summer resort for families.
BoARp71Per month, $50; per week, $40; per day,
s.. Children and servants half price.
Je 2-2m* THOS G.. WILSON SON,
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3A YRGE ootNfY. Hs nrfis esle hos
.s4....l liz WATERING PLACE, is now open for
the reception of visitors, aud fuTnish shed with APP
peculiar and remarkable properties of the water,
refer TO the several works the Virginia
SPRINGS. Visitors travelling by the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad are informed that the Depot
Tor this place is NEW BERN, fnow Dublin where
they Will be met by a REGULAR DAILY LINE OF
STAGE COACHES. and conveyed over a heauti-
fully graded road to the Springs, distance of 50
miles.
The diseases to which these waters are applica-
hle -Saryn4 tis, Bronchitis, fhthsis DlarrhGa,
in their chronic forms; Dyspepsia, Subucute, In
Elimination of the Liver and Kidneys and of the
Mucous Surfaces of the Alimentary Canal; Rheu-
matism, Gout. ard Cutaneous Affections. and ali
that class OF diseases requiring an Alternative Sc
dative and incidentally Tonic Treatment, will be
benefited by the use of this water.
Jy 9-lm I. S. CAMPBELL, 4 co,
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d WARNER 4 GO.

IL.
MANUFACTURERS ANn WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
WOODEN WARE,
BROOWS, BRUSHES. B4SK ETS, MATS,
PAINTED II BS. FL CkETS, ETC.
So and 5 Commercial Street,
BOSTON.
MANUFACToRY AT CoHCoRD, Mass.
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HANNIBAL. Mo-, June 18th, 1859.
jy 2l-d&w4m*

So sfCHISWICk'' FOR SALE.-The sub
4%H scriber offers for sale. privately, his FARM;
-ass called Chiswiek," situated ~ miles west OF
Richmond. on the Three Chorped road. There
lent meadow. One-thifd is under cultivation and
in good heart. The whole is Enclosed and divided
into fields
The improvements consist of an excellent one and
half story framed House, with brick basement,
with good barn corn house, smoke house, kitchen,
lee house &c, &c. The orchards are extensive
and fruit choice. The health of the place is pro-
Persons interested arc invited to call and exam
inc the premises for themselves.
Also. two good COWS for sale:
iy SIM GEO. IT, E&ALL.
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-c1n.x SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.
REDUCED RATES.-The L. 8. Ma
u = ! NC - IA M ESTiItrN Calfain Y

I6Glk REDUCED RATES-The Y. 8. Mail
esl0l15se1es Steamers JAM ESTUWN, Captain Par
RIsu, and ROANOKE. Capt. SkIssgE. viii carry
passen GERS to and from Virginia as reduced rates
The JAMEST0W ". Capt. PARRISH, leaves Rlch-
mond every TUESDAY afternoon at o clock, City
Poin, same evening, and Norfolk on WEDNES-
DAY at IL O'Clock, noon. Tor New YORK. arriving
there early next day, and in time To connect with
the line going East and North.
The ROANOKE, Capt. SKINNER, leaves Rich
mond every FRIDAY AFTERNOON at o'clock, City
Point next morning ut o'clock, and Portsmouth
same evening, for New York, arriving next morn
RrruRs1so The JAMESTOWN leaves New
York from Pier ID, North R.yer, every SATURDAY
afternoon at o. clock for Norfolk, Petersburg and
Richmond, taking freight for each place.
The ROANOKE leaves New York from Pie. -.
North River, every WEDNESDAY afternoon at
o. o'clock. for Portsmouth, Petersburg and Richmond,
taking freight for each place.
REDUCED RATES.
Passage. s.ate-reom included, between Nor
folk and New oTk.., $500
Steerage Passage......:.. ,.....-......... 100
Passage, state room included between Rich
nond, Petersburg and New York. 500
Steerage Passage. ..-......,........ $40
PASSAGE, state room included, betwecnLynch-
burg and New York. ........,..........l 100
Passage between Richmond and Norfolk same as
by the river steamers.
"a. Meals FIFTY CENTS extra.