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INFIaMARY OF THE MEDICAL

INFIHKAKY OF THE MEDICAL COL
i LEGE.-ThIs Institution, situated at the corne r
for the accommodation OF both WHITE PER
SONS and NEGROES, requiring medical treat
meEt.
White Persons who desire it, can be furnished
every comfort and convenience.
The accommodations for SLA V ES, as heretofore,
are ample, and the attention of owners OF negroes,
both IN the olty and country is again invited to
the great advantages afforded by the inf mary for
the Medical and Surgical treatment Of this class
of patients.
IL iNG-IN WOMEN are also roosle cd and care
ullv attanded to.
All patients are undar the care of the Professors
OF the College who visit the wards daily, aided BY
efficient corps of assistants. In ses OF dltl-
Guilty consultation oil the Professors Is held'
without extra charge TO the patient.
The charges for Medical Attendance. Board,
NnrslnE and Medicine are as loi.oWs ,
White PeIsoAs.-. ---...-- SO per week
- III private rooms. 81 to SIS -
Slaves and other colored patients SIS
foT less Than week, texeept IN private rooms,
81 per day-provIded that the aggregate shall not
e1 Fee I'm me , sh1tfSe loT a i4ll 2sek.
pToprletots OF the BsileVae Hospital, small extra
charge WiIi De made, VARYING t-om So to Isl, &c
cord ng to the dIac~ 'tS and Importance Of the OPP
All charges payable or the removal of the pa
No CASE OF SMALL POx, or eny o,he, in
feetoHS disease, nor day case If IHSGaitg will be
admitted.
Attending, PhygiSians-Profs. TUCKER CON
WAY and MCCAW. .
AttenoIns sarseons-Profs. GIBSON. PETICo
Resident Physioian.-nr THoS. L. HUNTER.
Steward +. Nj. PARRlSH:
President DR.. l.. s. J0YSES.
Persons in the country, desirous OF sending pa
uents % tho lnhrmary, may ADDRESS ne rIssiGen''
Steward, or am Of the Professors OF the College.
Ia Ply
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Yoar AMP gTE

: nxT~yex,crday morning, on Franklin street,
| 49, ,stb ST. a small PAPER BOX, CON
,,Ininr Certi6cste, No 1913, dated 18Th October,
1859 amount sSss y, on NE Cus saylnfs BANK,
hsen stoned on the Certificate. The finder WI
he very literally rewarded b, leaving II At this
office. ~ 90 D
STKAYE D-From Mr. Thornton q
residence, on the Williamsburg DAD,
91&2 about he II a mile below Rockets. t. ANAL
H dark MULE Has II white mark around
mis- neck, near the head. His shau der :
are yer, much SCARED Up. 20 has Teen miss ng
about two weeks. Any one returning hInI 70 VI 4.
THORNTON, or 10 BLANK NSHlP 4 JOHN
STON'S stable, will be suitably rewarded.
q
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TO BE EXHIBITED ON SATURDAY

NEW YoRK, July e9--The Great Eastern
.ails on "a OF August for Hampton Roads, ar.
flves At Old Point on the Sd, aud Will De open
tor exhibition Oh the 4th. she VIII Se open
;lr oxidation in Annapolis Roads from the
G,h TO the 10th inst, leaving for New i rh On
the nth aud thence for Engiand ON the ioeh'
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70. Partnership. We have this day rs
cssssS XIII rs II &; ffaNa G Join ard
'' AA'''N' '''0'i s III sfS PULLEN 4 co.
We are, grateful to the public for their
patronage the past twenty years, and solicit coz
,,'- 70, ''' new f sTEsfBIss pcLIEs.
July l. 1851 jy HTS
{ 'O-PAR TN ERSHIP.-I have this day aseo-
TRGSs B Ts9 Rs IN Mr. the fS9T sH3E sgd
sr de- the name and style OF W. +. W. TAYLOR
Beng grateful for the patronage have received
ior we past hiteen years. woaid most respect
fully ask for continuance Of the same TO the new
% Jn fs' ID. 1850. W. r W. TiA 4 ). im
n.ssULUTiUN of CO-PARTrEEsI,Ip-
- The partnership heretofore existing between
ROBINSON, rs this day dissolved. by mutual con-
: sent I've :, 81 hf atf willie
pay all It's debts and receive all hat is due 10 Il.
excepting snoh accounts notes otheI Siam. rs ss
IAfpTE a'' Jf6safpqH Ehp r TshPn
Richmond. June 3Oth, 1860. ~ Us
- FARLEY & co was dissolved on the 70, +
Williams. with the hooks, accounts, notes. &c.
will continue the Wholesale GROCERY business al
Viii bs essd serve 81 es h they
irons ss heretofore. The styl 81 the frn win re
main uhonanseu, r. FOIIS.
R. g. FARLEY,
- J. b. MARSHALL.
Richmond. July .. 1850. ~ PTS
s sH g hanes
Of ssn
aSp Hs a oap
gully solicit continuation OF PATRONAGE from our
friends and the public generally, and by ind ustry
and perseverance hope 10 meiit the liberal patron.
age heretofore extended to Us.
PULLIAM l. CO.
4. e. ruLLrAN.}
r. 7. PuLLIAM,}
d. X. WEIsIGEB.S
Richmond. Va, Nc, 10, 1890. myi-sm
N 80 having sold ny tools, sseok ~ trade
ar good will to Mr.. go. STARRETT, nv
ENDS and customers will please call on him for
any work they may require.
Very respectfully. WIN. BOWDEN, Ja.
PLUMBING, GAS-FITrIN6, Thinning, & O..
done in the best manner and with dispatch. Esti
mates furnished Tor Buildings. Furnaces and
Ranges of the most approved patterns; always on
hand large and desirable stock from which TO Sc
ect. GEO STARkETT,
Revins Row. Governor st
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FUTURE DAYS.
BY T.. b. Geek, Auct'r.

SUPERIOR WINES AND LIQUORS AT
~ AUCTiON.-On TUESDAY, 3Ist inst, at 10
O'clock. will sell. at my store, invoice of very
superior INES and Liza UORS, consi.l sting Of
pipe very old and mellow CT AREr WINE.
cases st Julien do. do
20 baskets heidsick CHAMPAGNE
bhis. extra pure RYE WHISK Ely, Arrears old.
bbtr. superior HOLLAND GIN
bbl verJ tine old JAMAICA RUM
-ALSU-
s bbls. APPLE BRANDY.
10 bbls. X ECTIFIED WHISKEY, &C.
The attention Of those in want of fine Liquors is
respectfully requested.
E B. COOK, Auctioneer.
ADDITIONAL.-Will be added to the above
sale
81 pair BLANKETS.
Sold for account OF whom it may concern.
jy 30 r. B. COOK, Auct.
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Very truly, yours, &C.,
. I Il. I'UthETT, NJ. u.
GEo. MAyss, Esq, Warm Springs, Bath CO., Va

Mr.. GEO. MAYsB-DsGr Sir IT,: Your favor of the
18th inst. Is to hand, asking me to give my views
from personal observation, and practice resi-
dent physician at the Warm Spril&s, Bath county,
Va. n ost cheerful oomp., with your very rea-
sonable request. and can with candOr say that
regard the Warm Spring W aters as being Of very
great benefit TO pc la IIns under the follow
ing diseases; Dyspepsia. Rhsumatsm, Gout,
Chronic hepatltls, iorplCIty ana Enlarg ement of
soma form OF DiarrtGa, Paras sis, Sypailis and
DysmendTIhGa. large majority Of the above
namsd diseases have fallen under my per
konal Observation. and many the iryaids su i
ferlng inom them left the Springs entirely re
stored to heal h. while others left very much i'm
proved and greatly relieved, and doubtless would
have been wholly restored 10 health had their 10
Journ at the Springs been of longer duration.
Very respectfully, 80 reb,tserv't.
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AUCTION sALEs.
THIS DIR.



ARGE NIMBLRVF BEaUTIFUI.
- LotS IN SpNEY. In IHk PlAN OF
LEWIS 4. aRVIE, Esq FOR saLtST sffG-
TON. At the request 81 Lewis Il Hsr1is- kss
we Ahall sell ut puhc auction, the rte,nisss ~,
MvNDAY, The 3uin jay 1860 At IA o'eIook p M M
if fair IL not the Lext TAR d., d large ngnIe,
Of LOTS. in the plan Of said Lewis y. harvin
pcrrionA Of ton squares. ard among shs u,oNt
besutfz1 aad attractive Lots in that ImpfoviGs 10
czlIty Pats of the Lots can he seeh ut our nee
TERNs:-Une- fourth casl balance at 4, aBd ls
months for negotiable n.,tes. interest added, ana
title retained until 81 .he purchase money liz pnld
y2 GoDDiN & APPERS0h, Auot'rs
BY Richard Caathorn, Aucrr.
IN MONDAY, 30th mat at ~ o'c,Jck NJ my
~ store, will sell az auction a lot oT Bacon
Hams. Sides and Shoulders, Brandy, WhsEoy.
Butter. Soap, Candies, Herrinss, Maekerel, 10
BAk COUNTER ARD PLATFORM SCALES
ALSO-A Bar Counter and Platform scales.
jyS0 X CALTh0kh, Aaot.
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MEDICAL HOSPITALS

DELhEVUE HOSffIAL.-Ths INSTITUTION.
| ~ which has teen IN success ul operation SEVEN
| virginia, IN delghtfuI. airy position, and Is
furnished with every convenience conducive To-
the comfort OF patients and the successful treat
ment OF medical and surg lcal diseases.
Rooms have been nicely furnished, suitable &c
the accommodation OF gentlemen who may ind 1t
announcement to be treated at their private todg
Particular attention will be paid to the lying i.
yards, which are very conmodious.
Heving been heretofore literally patronlzed by
owners OF slaves. both III the city and country, we
car, with increased confidence. call their atten-
tention to the great ADVANTAGES afforded by our
" Hospital. i4T the medical ana snIsleal treat
furnish them proper accommodations and every
necessary attention.
Payable on the removal of the padent)
White Patients: per week. .............7 60
. in Private Rooms, per week 81 to 81
For frsctons Of week after the fret week, at
the same rates. 9. n cents per day.
For less than week. Except In private rooms,l
s l per day. provide that the aggregate shall not
exceed the charse FOR fni! week
tendance, Nursing and Medicine. By an arrange
inent witl the Infrmary of the Medical College,
6e ebarssd Tor s oa cases The partoSaT sum
may 10 ascertaned before hand by application to
one o. the attending Ply siolans.
No SMALLPOX admitted.
All patients are under our immediate care. one
CT visiting the wards once day, and Oitener
when necessary and IN cases of difficulty, a con
suitation OF all the physlcins is held. tAout ex
ira charge To the patient. resident PnS slclan,
two Students and hiatron, have the patients uu-
der their Immediate supervision, and personally
administer all medicines ordered.
When requested, weekly reports Will be gwen OF
the condition OF patients.
Persons IN the country, wishing to send patients
TO our hospital, may address either OF the Ply
clans. or the Resident Physician.
When desired, We Will send comfortable COW
cred vehicle to any part OF the city for PATENTS
For THIS purpose, a messdge lett at the Hospital,
or MIR. Thos Pemberton's, on Main, between
18th and 18th streets. Will be attended to.
A1TENIiNS PHYSICIANS AND SURG kONS:
JAMES BOLTON, III. D., Grace st., between .th
and kth.
door above Richmond House.
o. A. CRENSHAW, Nj. d., opposite American
HOTEL
VIM. W. PARKER. M. D., Law Building, cor.
ner of 18th and Franklin sts
Z, w. 2. BROCK. VI. D.. Resident Physician.
Mrs ". Z. PERKINS, Matron.
ia 2-ly
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A. .A BFpFoRD ALLM AND iOpINE

A. Il BEDt0RD ALUM AND IODINE
4, h issssiiss = ssi sa,, aSsS
81 June They ara silsated directly on the L. nch
Jurg and Salem 1uhnrika, tsp niles from Ly neh-
Virs and Tennessee Railroad At which Depot
vehce y. lron during the season toeonvssy visit
ara To ard from The Springs. Persons from Eastern
Virgins and Horh Car DINA, Iming heIEby public
enpveysnge viii tax toe solth s.as Railroad AT
aftsfsb5E. ,sssee 10 tt;ueaters. ,sea tksn per
Isf-am I. ECAOLs l. SONS, Proprietors.
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a., vkRN Nj coI hP Gk o SPRiNGs.

"A II e - y L III II SPRINGS,
YCTAY M0NHOE COUNTY, VIR6INIA-The
sLL4L prOpretors Of this old and celebrated
Wateflns Place respectfully inform The public that
their place WI be pen for the reception OF vis-
tors on the list of May VIZ must confne ourselves
TO enun.sration of the diseases tor the cure
of which this water cee hrited referring he
reader 10 & pamphlet just published by William
Burke, NJ. D., which will be aentfree OF charge by
he proprietors on application. The diseases for
the relief of which this water is most re mark
able t.-A chronic phthiss, larry ngitis, bronchitis,
functi0nal gscsse OF tha heart, by trophy Of
the heart, mucous dlarrh:pA, irrItahiIIiy Of the
uerves-prod,R sleepessIoss, Irritation Of the
Kidneys and bladder. iithe acid sravet, CHROME
affections OF the llver, amsRorI htea. dysmenor
'haa insnoTrhagla. chrol'c splenlts, chronic gas
trJls hemorrhQids sorotuia chronic eruptlons OF
the skin. The Depot o this place is on the Va.
and Fem. Railroad, Newborn (now Dublin }
whence ,sfore the first of 'uly, passengers will he
convey ed tri-weekly, bT daylish', distance of IS
miles, over fine road and through most picta
rescue and beautiful scenery. From the first oil
july to the first OF October there will bs DAILY
LINZ. and after the first of October ags.n : TIL
weekly while any visitors reu,a...
. This IL the sho test, most direct, and best route
20 the Wine Sulphur, whittier the Stages will pro
3eed via Salt Su rhur, making their NV bit stand al
ned Sulphur There will be constant and resu
ar communication by Sta res with White and Salt
Su phur, and the Sweet aud Red Sweet Springs
Daily mails arrive from North and South.
L. s. CAMPBELL Il co.
Red SULPHUR Springs Va. ApfiI As Iie zm
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BY Jas. M. Taylor x Son, Auct's.

I NUE., AND TWO HOUSES AND LOTs ON
uson the premises, on MONDAY, the 18th dav Of
E rpose
between Clay and Leigh streets, now IN the occu-
pancy OF Mr. Lewis Blunt, at the rent of s ll0 per
a two story kitchen, &c, The lot fronts rs feet,
and runs back the usual depta:
and running back as above. They have three rooms
each, and are now renting to good tenants, $3.50
TERMs.-One- fourth cash the balance at 8, u
and l8 months, for negotiable notes, with interest
AGS IL and 'er gs M Py sTqst assa
JAMES RIVER FARM FOR SALE, IN
-.1I. POWHATAN COUNTY. Was Commits
sIoner, under decree OF the Circuit Court OF
vate or pubic sale, the FARM now owned and re-
sided upon by Robert X. PembertOn. known as
Upper Maden's Adventure" about thirty miles
above Richmond, adjoining the "malden's Adven
ture" Estate, formerly owned bs John Gillian,
decd. The tract contains about $50 OF which
Isl are valuable James River bottom land, the re-
ma nder high land. some of it of superior quality
and all Welding readily TO Improvement with " God
land sufficient for the wants of the place. The I'm
proyements are dwelling, nearly new, and most
of the usual out buildings. 1t IS one of the most
desirable Farms IN market In this section. re-
CARDS soil neigh borhood and convenience to mar
bet; with churches, mills and post Oflce within
short distances.
Full description will be given on application, and
premises If not sooner disposed of, the Farm
Will be offered at public sale, on the premises, OIL
THURSDAY, the I'd day of August, 1860.
ments at !, and years. for bonds, bearing inter
est from date, with satisfactory security, and title
retained until iuii payment Il mede- Az co,-
Address-Subett's p. O. Powhataa, Va.
Je 2-d2t&swtds-!y 2l-dtds
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The Recent Escape from the Rochester
HuRsc of Refine

ROCHESTER, July 21.-Of the ninety-three
boys who escaped from the Western House of
Refuge, on Wednesday. ali have been returned
but seven,
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LIFE INSURANCE, &c.
INsTRaSCECOMpAsY or nEsTAI
Il - ~ 1 Il

INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE STATE
/ OF VIRGI M A.
Oihce corner o! 1sin and nth streets, Richmond J,
THIS Company 10 prepared to take FIRE ana
MARINE RISKS on favorable te rms
GOTIABLE BILLS. and to receive MONEY ON
DEPOSIT. ano pay interest thereon
CAPITAL.-.... .-..,-..-- Sooo,UOo.
pIsEcToRs
WIN II. MAcsARLAhD. Pres Farmers Bank.
W.RwlCk, firm of Warwick Barksdale.
Wy g. CRENsHAw. hTm of Crenshaw * Co.
W GoppIN, firm OF Go ddIn Apperson.
r. W McCaNck, firm of Uuulop, Monenre & Co.
g. A. BARKsDsLr, firm nf Warwick Bark dale.
Jas II. GRANT, T2hanco Manufacturer.
t. DCRKNsHAw fkIn Of Haxaii, Gre shaw & Co.
JoHS l. BACON. h-m ef Bacon & Baskervil
n b dAxALL, hrm OF hsxali, Crenshsw & Co.
JoHN CURRIE. Jr., Ship 0w .er.
WV i WARWICK. fsm ol Warwick Barksdale.
Jas. ALFRED JOINS, Attorney at Law.
c. q. ELLETr, Builder.
F. q EUFFIN, Asriculturist and Manufacturer.
r W. McGEUDER, firm of s, AcGTuder Sons.
W. w. 'KUAP. Attorney at Law.
JAS. DUNLOP. firm Of Dunlop. Mancure Co.
BOILING ". HAXALL, Prest.
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MAIN srREET nOsPITAL FOR

vi SLAV fS.-This Hospital is situated near q 6
corner OF Aan and 18th streets. aid IS adnilraDiy
adaptedin siriness, privacy ard healthiulness OF
position u the purposes i2r Taea II III 9s9c II
and and oBs1EIRIcAL treatment OF sLAp En,-
ne raAea anl res aiatiops governing tA.s ihsttu
tiqn haFs already been pablshsd. circular con
tanning ia particulars will be furnished those VINO
may desire further information.
q Fhss f Patients per week, % essthan week
viper t!ani tNf III ,asgregase shaH NOT sfeesd
me charge Tor full uvesk. Patisnts attend
ing the an1,Is esaminasl me mot g. subjects
yssalar fee adopted By the ,rosssion u large
cal attendance and nursi g. Surgical operations
CHARGED aceordins 20 rules of other Hospitals OF
the city. For further information apply 10 the
Physician reside &c at the Hospital, oJ 10 either o.
the undersigned Ply sieians and proprietors.
FRS. w. HANCOCK, M b.,
Main St, bet Sd ard 4th, or No. lsD Main e.
ST: GEO. pEAc.sy. A. D.,
Exchange Hot3l, CT u % st, bet. 6fh and 9Th
E.LucKETT'a N D.,
PHILIP y. HANCOCK ii B.,
Rssidett Phsscien.
CYRuS BRO0gSy
sSH-lv AeaaenI Ass,staat.
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.ents of one gallon of the water
[).IDD.
GEO MANSE-

RICHMOND, VA, July 20, 1860.
DEAR SIR Absence from hCme, It'll severe in
disposition upon my return, have red To de-
lay an answer to your communication of the Ath
last, which from the above circumstences) was
give YOU my impressions Of the remedial and med-
Cal properties Of the w arm Springs water, with a
list ut diseased conditions to the treatment and
cure of which IL is ppli cable | heeTfully comply
with your request, and will proceed to give YOU
brsfiy the results OF my observation and expert
encs in their use, HYe years residence at the
having afforded me most ample ard favorable OPP
portunity for observation, and enabling me to
speak confidently upon the subject.
These waters are dIuretlc, dIaphoretlC, gently
purgative, and Alternative in their influence, when
taken internally. and, by these conjolnt agencies,
act rlentiy IN stimulating obstrscted glands anu
morbid products. Locally applied, they are gently
relsxant. stImu ant and SCRIBE facent, hence adm-
rablv adapted to the tire tment ans of the fol
lowing class Of diseased conditions, viz
Chronic Govt and Rheumatism; ToIpidity of the
Liver. with attendant consequences, as lndges-
ton, Constipation, Dr0pscal illusion, &C. Pa
Spleen. Chronic SNellIuSs Of the Joints; Chronic
DaTrhUs. resulting eItfer from de bility torpid
liver; some forms of Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, to-
gether with the large class OF female disea=es
sultlng from chrome engagement and enlarge
meuJ of the uterus
Although many cases of this numerous class Cf
diseases require more poten. agent for their re
let. az The hot Spout. yet, IN many instances. thE
water is entirely adequate to cure. and in many
others, prepares the system most admITarlg for
the subsequent application OF this most powerful
and valuable agent, IN reference TO which TACT |
have always regarded tie close proximity OF the
two invaluable wa eTs-VIZ: the Warm and Hot
hprIngs-as most fortunate circumstance, IN
deed, benign pfoyiaIop Of Nature for the relief OF
suffering huILaEitY. Sincerely wishing IN conciu-
sion, thst you may ENJOY, the ensuing season that
success which the value of the water, q RENE
dial agent, the luxury of the baths, and the many
comforts and cGnvenieCces of the place SO richly
entIte GU to, femaln.
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jy 6-dlm C. w BURRIJSS

A NOTItk.-Tae AMELIA SPRINGS
VIE z VIII be kent open for the reception of Wis
All..-zlE toTs during the season, as heretofore
IhOS. G. WILSON SON.
g. Persons wishing formation, address
j. 20-lm n. +. WILSON, MANAGER
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a - ANGLIA w ftrt, xJiI..siI

~ AMHLIA w ri 4 4. sULHHUR
eEEA YSPRl NGS.-This beautiful ard health
4E..Ms = WATERING PLACE, situated "a miles
t5om Jet|r Eo on the Richmond and DanvilIe
LIST July, when there will always be oonvevance
to ta<e the visitor to and from the Springs.
TERMs.-S3o per month, $40 per week, and 81
per day.
On the 4th of july there will be a grand military
dlspla, OF SIX volunteer companies. An Grafton
dellyered by the Rev. MclLwAINE and reading
OF peelairahon Ct independence by Col. CRUMP.1,
fitting NJ atch. between the Cumberland and Anne.
la troops; and at O'Clock in the evening, there
VIII Dc grand military party, when the Queen of
ing arrangements to accommodate on that coca
sion several thousand persons.
Ie H-2mF THBS. G. WILSON h SONS
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1904 THE ASHLAND HOTEL.-Thi

Hto ais
AYpopuar rssbrt, situated sixteen nIiiea
Aeez~l trom RICHMOND, in tho beautiful and
FREDERICKSBURG and Potomac Railroad, is now
open for visitors, and IS prepa ed to aceommo-
dare lamliies WITH good fare, and eyer'tbing desi
with a Free Ticket between Ashland ana Rich
mnnd.
For further informatinn, apply at Superintend
snts Office Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad, or address
JN0. l.. THOMPSON, Proprietor,
iv # Ash Va
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MANCHESTER SCALE woRKS.-We
II have O. hand from the above factory. PLAT
FORM SGA rs, weighing ifpEs 800 to 300 lbs
Also, COUNTER seal rs of every variety, anc
s agents for sae manu- iacturers are prepared u
lake ordefE Tor railroad track depot and ware
house Seales. DO, which for neatness, durabilit
md accuracy cannot be surpassed,
VAN-LEW. TAYLOR b CO.,
'A@-,v No, u Ssin st-~st.
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LIVERPOOL, july is Cotton in good demand for
export; sales YESTERDAY IL coo bales, including Go
On SPECULATION and for export he sales Of the
two days Mondav and TUESDAY are % 40 b4es,
u prices showing no chaasc from last week.
Trade IS generally healthy, and speculation is dor
MAuf.
The fine weather and favorable traffic returns
exercise beneficial lEhuenoe ca the Stock X
char re.
Consus closed on Tuesday evening a. 93ia 093'.
There was d good demand fot money al the Bank
rates.
PMS, 18th Tine Bonrse IL fiat, with hut little
1uEnesg. The Rsntes closed a. 68i, 900 or 20 CEN
Lines less than yesterday.
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STT~ aUAG E0N DENTIST
---DH Of!os on Main, below Pearl street, mex
door to y. Aortoa keaeh'a trimming store and tvt
doors above Messrs Thos. X. Prios / COT Dr.,
Goods store.
The subscriber havInf removed to the above
house, would De pleased to ses those with whom he
has engagements and mas made extensive prepe
ritions to serve the public generally. All opera.
ions performed III the most approved and scientific
sty known to the Profession, and all work done
hy him warranted to give satisfaction, Iocl9-ly
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DENTISTRY,
GEORGE b. STEEL,
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GEORGE b. STEEL,
hN DENTIST,
~-IILo Once and Residence Southsids of Main,
between 9TH anG 3th sts., FIVE doors above Cren-
shows New Hotel, Richmond, Va.
Having an experience OF tea years in his prCfes-
sion, he feels confident OF giving satisfaction Il
those who may favor him with their patronage.
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s ARTIFICIAL TEETH. 1.-The Cleo
51STy~Sp plastic and Vulcanite Process.-9. "
-Al1N JONES, DENTIST, having the right for the
above mode of making Teeth, and being satisfied
fits absolute superiority over all other methods,
can with confidence commend Il to those desrin;
fall partial sets of teeth, and especially sucf
may be dissatisfied with those they are nov
using The perfect adaptation of the plate to the
him TO insert one OF more teeth refthopf c!osps-
This method having been adopted by those stand
ing highest IN the profession, North and South,
to those wishing TO see them Sets of Teeth or
gold or any other plate will OF be made TO:
those pTeferrng them. Filling, Cleansing, tx
tracing, and all Othsr operations gently ana tho
roughly performed. Teeth extracted BY ELEC
TRICITY without pain
,HA- Office en- Main street, opposite Corinthiar