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sympathy is the most exquisite and tender ex-
preston Of human affection. We can imagine a
being to be helpful in various ways and degrees,
without being sympathetic; as when one, seeing
another in distress, helps him from sort of cold
sense of duty-shows forth sort of police help
fulness. Now Christ is touched with feeling Of
our inGrmites." 1t seems very strange that the
Maker Of all the earth should permit himself to be
checkered with all the ten thousand varying expe-
riences of humanity. Certainly no man would have
dared to fashion to himself such an idea Of God
would have dared to suppose that God would suffer
Himself to be touched and moved by all the rip
pling OF all the affections Of the human heart
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-05-13
NJ | s c E L L A n Y.
THE NEIGHBOR.IN-LAw.
BY L. MARIA CHILD.

Who blesses others in his daily deeds,
will find the healing that his spirit needs;
For every flower in others pathway strown
Confers its fragrant beauty on our own.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-05-13

1t is impossible for us to conceive Of the per-
fecton which is in God, although we are made in
his image. Gold is gold, everywhere; but only
imagine piece of undug gold, in California, try.
ing to imagine to itself all the beauty into which
gold is fashioned by carving and polishing and
wreathng and chasing, when Art takes hold Of it.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-05-13

Now that God should be such an one-so full
90 rich--fresh now as on the morn Of primal erea-
tion, yet ever creating and go too that the worry
hand which makes, must be continually Under
posed to keep in existence, e,-that Ho should be SO
excellent in powor and majesty and 70, that As
should be a nursing God, 8 symp.thising God !
that all the beatings Of His heart should 60 forth
to His children, so that We may say really that
God feels n We do--joys with our joy and sor.
rows with our sorrov,-that think Is oonoep.
tion Of God which makes the heart to burst forth
in alteration and wonder and love. Yet this 10
what God says TO US ~ an touched with feeling
of your administrations your care upon me,
for care for you"-"come unto me all 70 that
labor and are heavy laden, and will give you
rest"' Do you wonder that Paul was ohoked with
ecstacy when he thought Of these things and pray
! ed that bis people might bs able to comprehend
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-05-13

God cpitomi.cs in himself all those good and
excellent qualities, which when We meet them
among men in rare and frasmentary forms, excite
our highest and warmest enthusiasm. As tho
painter when he would represent the hemicyele Of
art. portrayed gathered in temple tho distin
guished names of ar, from all countries So let
us imagine that in some vast court are gathered
together all tho great and good men who have
adorned the world-all great legislators, begin
ing with Moses tho greatest of al-all great poets
who stand next to Legislators in transforming and
elevating the peoplo-all orators, all artists and
painters. all good men and women who have been
wonderful for bounty and kirdness, and now,
bring down among ,hem Christ Jesus and sec how
as each Of them should speak with Hin, each
would snd that the poets words woro but a, the
pra.tling Of o child. snd that tho philosophers
thoughts were as nothing compared to His. and
those who had scared upon the strong wing Of
their faculties anywhither would say "nov see
that am but spark and that hereis the sun
from whence few," and all would say to Christ
"In Thee We live and raovo and have our being.
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UNDERTAKING.

TCRPIN, ROPER & MUIR
yss-vJi - RAY,
UNDEkT4KERS,
Governors street, between Main and Franklin Rich
mond Va,
Keep constantly on hand all Kinds of ready made
C0FFiNS AND metallic BURIAL CASES.
nah g}--ly
WIN. g. SALLEE, WM. r.
r-ssz1..-.z--5 CHANDLER, INo. T. SALLTE,
under the firm OF " NJ. Il. SALLIE
i CO., CABINET MAAErs AMP FURNITURE DEAL
ERs. have on hand good assortment of FURNl-
TUk both OF their own mandatory and North
ern.
We respectfully solicit call from those who may
want an thlnE in our line.
UNDERTAKING.
We Will n so pay particular attention to the IN
DERTAklNG BC SIN ESs ia all its branches kee p
Ing constantly on hand n large assortment Of Me
IAtiC BLR!AL CASES, and Mahogany and
Poplar COFFINS.
Orders from Che country soiicted and will he
promptly attended to-
WM. G. SALLIE & co.
my SIM Franklin ST., between Is and l4th,
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CARRIAGES, &c.

= a%EhP, NEW CARRIAGE EgANUFAC-
6tl.iz15?: TORY, corner Of 9th and Broad streets.
The sghsgrileT has NOV, on hand. OF II -
light CARRIAGES and BUGGl rs. with and with
out tops; ROCKAWAIS, &c, which he viii sell
as low. i not lower. than any other house IN the
State. He would, therefore. advise all IN want Of
1ht and substantial vehicles call AZ once rs he
Iss1&R CARRIAGES, CARRiAGES.-
f%FEEE9S, The subscriber has on hand at his Coach
S42-E1S Making establishment, On Lombard Al
lev. between Main and Cary 18th and 18th stIeets,)
mar he Columbian Hotel. COACHES, CliAREo-
TEES BAROl-CHES. BUGGItsS with and without
tops and SIrLkI ES-all OF his own make, of the
lest materials and woTkIuansh pail of which will
bs sold as low as good work of the kind can he in
the city OF Richmond. and respectfully ask call
from those in want of any article in the CaTTlaxe
line, as | am determined TO make to order aud to
sell at the lowest prices possible and all work sold
that is new, warranted. MICAJAH MANGUM.
IEl7-qm
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LIQUORS, &c.

l. PORTER. ALE &C.. &c.
Your attention IS called IT, new establishment
2lqd ,hrIa, nndeE the styie4f DELARU 20 PEYRO-
NET ru IN. between Broad and Grace streets,
where ihry VII keepd ciiOice lot 81 LAGER BEER,
PORTER. LII, ac., ~ Ike. and bottles o all sizes
81 rs 10 suit families and ot}iers.
Aisu al! kindi al imported WINES, Liz lORS
&c Is We keep q good article ana sell cheap, We
tApeeL 4 share OF PATRONAGE; for which We return
our thinEs, and promise 10 please all.
free SGIs ''"i pELAku iH5 fIEl # ff
my l2-3u*
DoTTLlNG EsTABLISHaENT:-L A.
fnr the hsra p;,trona Q already bestowed on us, We
@ leave to TO our trends ana rs pop''
BO1TLING LAGER BEER. AK ALE, PoRT
&C., heretofore, and which We viii deliver, hhb
OF CHARGE, to any part Of the cay. a., to.-oIs
Goods for he country carefully paekeaih paffes'
We have also constantly on hand Lager Beer and
Ale, III half and quarter barrels ; = la MIST rs
specifically recommend E K III n sheet
15I,syyPl1sNE WINEs.-We have IN store
{ he ioilewns fne Champagne Wines. viz;
Ia PeTe aud Rutis saperior co,s,et
JUGS -'t.'F ieur de siery, Wins de Danes Very
:. :. l!ng,nia hne
Hs.dsiek 81 CO.; sillery Mousscux; lie Marquis de
All o Which we offer to the trade and the public
CIGAR AND TOBACCO sToRE.-The sab-
u s.srihar has a S1nuly Of ('it- 4 RS.
0KiVif fFORaCtfD CUEWIN1I ToRACC0
PIPES. PIPE STEMS, and the usual vars,tv of
goods kort IN such embellishments which he Will
Sail low Tor cash FRANCIS S'TAT,DE
importer and ManuiactuIer Of G,sars, &c.,
ny I-3tn~ - no. l5S Broad street
+
| NEhE Hakf OF IHE MEDICAL f0L-
kut.IIA his lniirmary Is situated at The corner
ri Marshall and College streets, eie yated and
healthlJl positio CONVENIENT 10 the Railroad De-
pots Hof"ls and otioT centres of business: 1t is
tie Successful treatment of diseases and Injuries
and for the comfort OF the sick. ! Il persons re-
curing MEDICAL or SURGICAL aid, except
the insane and those laborlus ander contagious
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| AaIES D. BROWNIES

9th street. next 10 the Nechenics' Institute
IRON RAiLTEGS. NERAN uAHS, BALCO-
Vault and Cellar DOORS, and eyory other KIND OF
IRON WORK for ornamental ana buitdins pur-
pCses manufactured short notice.
FA, Particular attention gwen TO enclosing Burial
Lots in The city and country.
PLASTER LATI!s. 7-Havng PHTcbased tie
Doub,e Cgtinz, Mammoth L8th Machine, for the
county Of Henrico, lncludng the city 81 Richmond
Will hc prepared in the course at ten d1l :, to
furnish LATIIS (Which are considered better than
any heretofore offered iii this raarket al tho rat OF
- per thousand. Orders received a. tho SAY Mill
Mayo's Island or al oar shop, corner Oth aud Cary
stre9ts. lie 2o-lmi JNO. 4 GEO. GIBSON.
T .ATsle! LAFiES. LAT5Ea!- Our Machine is
- now Ia operation on Ndyp's Island. W = now
supply the Trade promptly with excellent pLAS
TERER,S LATHS, at the uniform Price ri - per
Thousand JOHN < $50. GIBSON.
n. E.-Ths Bridge is toll free TO persons having
husiness q. the Saw Mil. 80 @5-In!l ). X II. q.
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I, 50 Prizes. amounting $50 O
Whole Tickets $40; Halves s.; Quarters 81 u
:.

PLAN OF JT'IHiE LOTTERY.
bl nun hers 9p e te on
Slips Of paper, eneircIed with small TIN 'u"eS'
ne trs 4s7 Pfizess Similarly printed and encir-
The wheels then IeSolsed, anu ts ss me
a Irize is drawn from the other wheel ne ita,
be, aud rSe sraw sa, sss s, the
efs the psze eel PLACED ,a asa,s until ali the
f Observation-Disclosures sns nlzEsdhs tive ' prscGdng
and ths rs ss seven Prizes viii be entitled 70 the q
fr TeEst Saaser Z Ia Ts L
so co Prize, those Tickets nanbered li2is ll2is
No $50 draws the $50 coo prize, those Tickets mum
hsred 6ls SO, a; 532 will each DO entitled 10 $500,
HE go Prizes o ss1WiIi be asteTnisd by the
last b ure OF the Nulnher THAT draws the S50Wg
$50 coo lrzs onds With No l. them ali he Tekets
where the Number ends in will he entitled $50.
ne n bsss t ENDS w ngher shsn al the
tied to &c. and so on too.
"a .sA- kems,mler that every Prize is dremn and
aes Il 70 f1ssd .od =. sSs sfk
er...hOats oi Paska, Of ,e Whc'e Tickets $50
Z. K i p,ir,s .. $3.50. : $
money 70 our address forthe Tickets espsS ' oe
rees,ipt e Which they wli b by FIRST
q in any
! figure they may designate. ''''e y" my
/ The List OF Drawn Numbers and PR ues ,,,u ~.
sent 10 purchasers lmIgeGlatey aTtef a, VI. We
IN future our Sin le Number Lotter VII ~ s.
eysry SSstnsday throu hout the year WIZ ufA"
/ Address orders FOR Tickets or Cs ataN daik
above Schemes 10 VI Nei tlhcsttes II the
N. WOOD, EDDY 4 co. sng,s,. a.
0or MOOD, EDDY { co, Atlant1ss' f s.sta' Ia.
! ~ "91D, EDDY u CO. Wiinn,t,n. no,
the wheel With the aonnt Of s The are RI Drawn from
dra p e'I',9d e will be published after e e n
et.anaist 'hf lselie"bns papers ;Aus nsta Constr
. ssm iqsk Weekly Dag Book, Richmond Va H.
Ha, en rauioink tMassl Clarion, and New York
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RAILROADS. &c,

@5ar sgHh sssH si lxsEfS,s 4 ~
direct OK p4sitoss and scasf.ttabis route VIA tss
FUN HEb Id ftiftfFSg.as6fss 0f #
Office, in Reiiiiiofpi, THROEGH TICKETS VIII
II, sdlf NJ thu following rafss:
For Norfolk; first class easse s3g
DO Bscond do. do. .......,, az
For Old Point or Hampton. return tickets for
the Iourd trip good withln u days first
elasS passengers. ...,.-... ............ So
Straight tickets; arst class ........-.... 3H
Do. second do. .............. 29
These fares embrace tho Steamboat sharge from
Intending Tho transfer of PgssoBgeFs and Baggage
hotweon depots in Petersburg and from the Cars
upyn q he Steamer at Norfolk
AZ Norfolk, the Cars connoct directly with
Dnstinn with the Norfolk and Petersburg Ra,fEpsd
There is no delay or lnconvenleneo 10 this change
Passengers step from tile Cars upon tho Steamers
Messengers by this route leave Richmond at ga
4. Nj, snd break iast IN Petersburg ut s. reach Nor
folk at i0ts, and land ~ Old Point or Hampton A.
u Nj, allowing ample time for all preliminary room
arrangements and a SALT WATER BATH before
dinner.
Pas5engers4 y this route have the privilege Of re-
naming over IN Norfolk and going to Old Point or
Hampton IN the afternoon or by the boat ns1,
day.
Passengers RETURNING from Old Pon. ana
Hampton, leave Old Point nj Sis A. NJ, and Hhrnp~
breakfast reach Norfolk at 10; leave Norfolk Al
7. NJ; arrive in Petersburg 1t AS, and in Richmond
at 5:45 r. NJ, in time to connect with tho trans
going on west same evening.
ia BAGGAGE CHECKED THR0uGH:
Engineer and Snp't " & p K b
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,----I---.,x,-,+--,.z.-------Ci,ANGE 0p ,,HEDULE.

IA. -t&H go ST MER ADVANCEMENT.
s1>1z We {CR NON u AND Dan
VILE RAILEOAD.-On and after Tuesday,
Juno 2sth, 1859, the mail and passenger train on
this road, will run rs follows:
Leave Richmond daily tSunlays included at 80
A. NJ. for Junction, iyHchhurE, Bristol. Knoxville,
Dalton, CHATTANOOGA, Nashville and Memphis Ten
nessee; AtlaHta, Georgia; and Montgomery. Ala
Leave RiChmund daily except SundsysD Tor
Danvilic, Va. and Greensboro, y. Cat $50 A, u.
RETURNiNG-Lsave Junction, Burk's daily
(Supdays .neiudedl ut Jij T. NJ. aud arrive IN
Richmond at B.lj +. NJ.
Lenye DsnvIlls daily Except Sundays,l at 10 4.
NJ, and arrive IN Richmond at dis L. n.
rs The above trains connect beth tcGVS with the
Soufi-Side Railroad trains Ia and from the South
@eSt. at he Junction, and With the VTsinIa Cen
trai arG r., F. and Potomac Railroad trains to aud
from the North, at Richmond
Through ckets sold, and baggage cheek ed thr0'
to the above points; also, ~ the NiTSinia SrrInEs
For thront h tickets and further information ap-
ply AT the Ticket Once of the Richmond and Dan
VILE Railroad Company, Richmond.
Z. CAMPBELL, superintendent.
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Mtlmnnhs. s.Qlspatfh
rHURspAY ,MoRNiNd.,,,.J JULY ai,' -
The water. The Water

go ,.g"s's The Water. The Water:
The Water. the Wetcr! s..e.s sEI
g, That Joyous brook tcf Ee .,xn. sap
H@F The tuneth throag b tho anict h'k"'s,
.y Ia ever hylsg gise. f 'ftlt
=, T'he Water. the Watei iasPt
49, That sleepless, merry hsmmyf z-r
~ , its'tyh,rh sur les On Unst'nteoY' ats +,
-isnA ~ Ard lovsth 10 lnipart. !, -
=. "a ~ res,uS al snaae SIN nj uGaNafs
81 ~ own most perfect pleasure.
r21T3 ~, yr.,a. the waterr Y,st ~ h n.
= .i*e Il - w. anita stream for me, . s, :,
"a seF trsas ,usb ~ from the Old gray stoha,
--'''" Beside the aldsrtree
.fsstSssfss Albums satnvv
loved .nd looked GA waep a clid,
In decseAl y aaSeiak III i ,E'ffs@
Aad sskedf, whence II eana and went.
And whsn us treasures 1oaih Re spent
..-s.,-~ Tbs Water. shs VISITOR s. = ga s.st e.
Is A OK The WAxgr. wsntoa brook s..,-.
That hant it&eif tn p.easur mo, ....ll.t
Lake mine old shep hefd crook ,s-t
Ths Water the WspI.YT
30 2 Thst sSus 50 sweet At noon.
.-s-N And sw eetsr stall at NJ hi. 10 Via t.-rs
!st tE-s Smiles fren, the pale. proud moon,
-e.-rs ahAAfrnm tho little fais faces 80.
80 ~ - 49, 1folhAgirt
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nIAKHLE WOKhS.-JOIN ". DANItS,
u PRACTICAL STONE CUTTER AND MA.
son, 1lain street. between 9Th and 9Th SITS, RICH
M0ND, Nh.-MoGumentS 81 any size or dcsiSn
nude 10 order Of the best Italian or American Mar
tie.
respectfully invite The attention Of those in
mashed assortment Of Mon JMENTS, TONES
HEAD PIECES and MANTELS, 10 he found IN
tho city.
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DEEP WAR GAaEs.-The Courier dies Eints
Sr Na,.ofe6n noi,Iing nnf So frenjv VIA the
renf5rcemenrs brought by Prince Napoleon
would enable HIM to do, reyyes an aloCdote
Of "our Sovereign liege, King Henry, Of Ma
varrs.7 Henry ~, preparing for war, con-
versationaliy developed the whole plan Of his
GAM .'aign, at ii dinner where the Spanish Am
bassador was present. The Ambassador, in
ferestsd In this, rendered al exact account of
the conversation 10 his King, adding with
Transparent fa.sse, that measures should DC
taken against plan the very opposite Of the
one described. For, said he "ilis most Chris
tian Majesty is 100 deep 10 have told his secret
50 inuocentiy.' But the Barnais, daaper still
than the Spaniarh thought him, had counted
upon this, and did to lhe very letter all that he
said he would, knowing that the enemy would
be prepared for everything else. Who knows
but the I'm peror OF to- lay has not the same
inspiration with the King of old.
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4 4 SEA BATHING.

SEyA U HAMPTON, VA,
lIss Is new opened for the reception OF sum
i9r VISITORS. The Proprietor has this erected,
in 4 pleasant location on the same lot, another
HOUSE Z, containius several very fine rooms. 40
The BATH HOUSES are cOnYenient t. he HO-
TIL JAMES BURCHFR,
10 7-3ln* Proprietor.
4 HTGEsA HOT T. l.. OLD POINT
AEyA y COMFORT, Widths establishment,
e.iE greatly enlarged in It's accoinnodati2n
snI Comforts hv the erection of Bew buildings, Will
20 NJ SsNtlA los. SEGAR. Proprietor.
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Il HANOVER CIRCUIT COURT-THUR

Geor e w. Gretter and Nm. Brent. aerch.nts)
and partners, trasd,n under ibs tirl2 md :.
st,le of GTetter Brent, anl james 7. Bal 4
ier and John I. Butler merchants and part -
nefs, ta1dtn under, the name and stslo Of :
James 7. Butler ard Company, who sue far -
lheinselyes, end any otAer CREDITORS Of Will >
Fam c. Smith who may he omitted 10 rartici- :,
pate ia the henfht OF this sun. and who vii :,
contrlfnlte their proper proportion OF the costs z
thereof. ............. Pli Js :.
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xs~x,~ WAfSFf'S G.S AND Pts
s<xTsE&face TOT, uipOF.--G L :, Z s
Sa-S--sS~ frnI.S FISH y q 4 AC X l. Il.

a<sTEEsTss TOT, nj!POT--li [ rs, s
rolls. FISHING fAC X n,
SPORTING APPARATUS, WALkfNG CANES.
b-r-JAI WALSH. Manufacturer and Importer of
Ritles cans Pistols. nc, invites the attention Of
merchants and sportsnen 70 has extensive and
xsIl-gelected assortment OF goods OF every de
srrintion in the eunnery line which he Will sell at
the lowest possible prices, and on the most accom-
inodating terms. 1890 >
Colt celebrated FfYE-SH0OTER. and every
description of firearms kept constantly hand.
He has in store. aiso choice assortment OF
CANES, of various STYLES and colors.
lie will repair all kinds OF Fire Arms neatly,
quickly and substantially. mount Canes. re -ft and
repair Door and Trunk Locks, nj reasonable prices
Call at his store No. Co. Main ST., r richmond. Va.
JAMES WALSH,
jy l2-Im Maker and Importer of Guns &c.
S1 fCE pITcEERS.--We have I. large
~ variety Of Silver Plated and White Metal
Ns;aS ICE PITCHERS Also Silver Plated
~ WATER COOLERS, at very low prices
Those wanting To purchase would do well 10 give
a call, at No. 20 Pearl street. Bichmoud. Va
SI-N4NIP
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RICHMOND AND Pr.

saL-a 20 THROUGH FREIGfITS HE
TWEEN RICHMOND AM NORTH CAROLINA
From the 9th day of March until the lst of Setem
Der next. the Freieht ans Accommodation trains On
this road wlil leave Richmond and Petersburg on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, al 4
O'Clock, a. NJ. instead OF o'clock, as be fore
Arran -cments have been made b. this COMPANY
for the prompt and qunctGgl forwarding and deliye-
Is oi all PRODUCE. GOODS. or other articles OF
fret ht assigned for transportation either way be-
tween Richmond and points between Petersburg
and Raieish, Rid sway. Greensboro. salisbury and
Charlotte North Carolina. at low rates, without an7
chaT-e for forwarding, storage, &c. Al such At
ticles sent 10 Richmond should he conSit ned and
piaiHig glQrttd, To the of the FREIGHT Ageat
OF the Richmond ard Petersburg Railroad. at Pc
tersimrs," by whom thes Will e prontpi, inrward-
ed As to the rates of tolls the rtrds south Of
Petersburg, whch they require 10 lie pre- Paid as far
As RIle1h information nga} he had al the dc pot Of
this Company, at Richmond.
r. II. WYNNE, Sup't.
Office K. < i. Il, f. Cc.,t
,pb1
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MECHANICAL.
:, 'sPRING TRADE.
1888.

= III gJEuSE VT JARRETT, 1iovefnnf street. ifith-
mend. Va, Nan,f,ae tnre I and Dealer IA roSEl.
FURNACES, HANG S, IA al Il RS Sell LRS,
LIcoElGE BoilsRS gAcTobs sn s., 4, I ana
SINKS. PTMPS. ny DRAU1.tC RAMS. Lead 9n q
ICON plpB, IiN, SHEET IRON aud eofPEh
NOR A. arnerailys i q = " III 3.
IS nte Builders srt IEehsskeepers su-
perintenaeuts of Public Buildings, Clutches. Pc
f work IN our iif,e.. are Respectfully invited 70
examine The sane. We have oiNasa on a man, q
man, articles no, usually 1" hr loand-aii ni winch
are sold al n form Ilre.s nus aiioFdhS we !'as.
ct pereneed equality witn'tge heat JUICES 81 "ut
work. . auU " tHH HEt = ~. -, ,Iss-
ra- Repairing pieces for all ogr leading ast,elss
a' say So ~. 'i iN - GEORGE s JARRETT.
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- Observation-Disclosures

.Esa. ssaiss.S RAILROADS.&C. ard after the Zt6
~ Sss@ juno, 1889, TWO DAILY PASSEN-
GER.rRAINs will bs run upon this Road as FOL
Tho MAIL TRAIN will leave Lynchbprs a,I28
p NJ and arrive nj Bristol al 1870 4. NJ. Returning
leave Bristol at $50 A. NJ, and arrive at Iyuchsuft
AZ The firS iC1coMMopATIoN TRAIN viii Ieav.
Iynchburg at II i. NJ 5nd arrive At Bristol etll A.
NJ. Returning, leave Bristot NJ 30 4. NJ. ard ar
rive at LynchbaIrg at 80 a. NJ.
Through tie kets from Richmond 20 tho following
named sRns e Gf no az me Richmond and
To buchanan; via BuioTd's Depot. ........ 81 IL
TO RockbrdSe Alum Sprinss, win Buford's
To cd Sweet and Red Sweet VIA Rons,cks ~
TO Greenbrier White Sulphur, via Bousack's n 20
To Old Sweet and Rod Sweet. via Salem. -. ii -
TO Roanoke Red Sulphur. via Salem SO
To Old Sweet and Red Sweet, VIA Montgoue "
~ White sulphur Springs. -. I2lj
To GreenhrIer htte Suipur, VIA Acntgome-
ry W. >. SpTnES,............... IL Is
To Salt sulphur Springs via Montgomery W. 10 10
To New River Springs via Montgomery W. ID .
To Red sulphur Springs, VIA Dublin, New j "
To Allegheny Springs platform, at Shays-
To Montgomery VI. s. Springs platform. al 10
Biz Tunnel. .............. ..... sqs
SPRINGS via the Montgomery W. sulphur SprlnTs
stop all night at the last named beautiful watering
place. leave next morning nj O'Clock by Kent
Ficken Pey ton fine ine ct Stages dine nj Mcnn
tam Lake. sup ard lodge ~ the Salt Suiphr SIrns.
and arrive at the Greenhrler White Sulphur Springs
to dinner.
\ fire graded road has recentls been constructed
from the Montz emery v hte sulphur Springs via
the Mountain Lake to the Salt Sulphur SPRINGS
throus h section OF country abOundiug IN scenery
OF the most picturesque character.
t.. Ii. a. LII. General Superintcndept
Genera Superintendent oiicel
Lynchbnrg. June % lo5g. je 22-SIn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-21
.Az.- FRENCH BOOTS AND SHOES.

>ecsSssSss Another case Of the above, from Niles,
consisting OF Cali Dress Boots; Patent Leather
Dress Boots; do do. and calf Shoes; do do. do Con-
sreSS Caters. JOHN {. PAGE, Jr,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-21
1s<>n. UNION STEAMSHIP COMA

>s>r1b UNION STEAMSHIP tOMPA-
etEfE NY-FOR PHILADELPHIA VIA CITY
esssz-E1-3'POINT AN d NORFOIK.-SPHING
ARRANGEMENT.-Steam CITY OF RICH
MOND. Captain Il. MITCHELL; Steamer PENN
SYLVANIA. Captain DAVID TEAL; Steamer Y H
GINA. Captain J. B. KELLEY.
One of these superior Steamers will leave Rich.
mond. until further notice, every MQNpAG and
THURSDAY; toachIng City Point and Norfolk 10
receive Freight and PASSENGERS. Returning. leave
Philadepha every WEDNESDAY and SATUR
DAY MORNING. at 5 o clock.
These Steamers now in fine order, increased
accommodations for the comfort of passengers hav,
ing been added. also more room for freight; ana
we hope, by regularity, dispatch and care IN pro-
tecting goods Committed 10 our charge, to receive
an increase of patronage.
he No transhpme ty thus line.
FARE REDUCED. .,o m
Passage through to New York and found. $1,000
DO do Philadelphia and found, NJ
Passage to City Point and Norfolk same as by tho
river boats. - ph;I.aal
10 Passengers by this line can stop IN fhliadel-
phia two or three days. aud then proeeeu 10 w"
- H. L. TTTTLE. Agent, Rockets