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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-26

FUTURE DAYS.
CoAm.Msd5sssIeHEK,s SALE OF LAND IN

HAHovEs8 sAz. . Sa lt aom n
sioner, appointed By decree OF the Circuit Court
day q January 1850, IL the case Of Chick Adm
xs on e. the
msnsng at Ii O'clock A. TRACT a oF LAMB SS
in Hanover county, adjoining the lands OF N
boSies aId otEera' containing about one hundred
TERMs'-0ne. fourth cash; the balance at 8. u
ing lnsres for deferred paymsnss and the 0s sise
to be retained until me iqptner oraer Oh C3urt;
JAS M. TAYLOR d Sow. Auct'rs jyHi
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALUA.
~ BILE REAL EsTATE.-ln pursuance Of a
decree Of the Circuit Court for the county of Hen
rico, in suit OF Hutcheson VS., Hutcheson's Exec
utors and others, the undersigned, as Commits
sloners. Will oHsr Tor sale, on the premises, on
FRIDAY. the 10th day of August, at s O'Clock r.
sunday exc excep,edj the beautiful FIRM, on The
Richmond Turnpike, three miles from the city oi
brose autcheson, deceased. 1t contains one hun
dred and eighty eig hit and a half acrea, one hun
state OF cultivation. and the remainder in WOOD
There is a large barn and two ice houses on the
premises, and three excellent ice ponds on 1t. the
neIshboThood Is unexceptlonabie, and Is rapidly
improving in agriculture. Poss ession will be given
as room as The crops on 1t mature and can be gath
cred; the purchaser to have an opportunity Of
sowing wheat or building. if he desires.
TERMs.-One- thru cash balance in one and two
years, bearing interest; title retained until full
ALEX. b. HUTCH ESON,(
JNO. A. HUTCHINSON, r:,
J. B. YOUNG, Ooih"hs fs'
H. NJ. HUTCHINSON,
JAS. M. TAYLOR Il Son, Auct's. fly 19-tds
VALUABLE STORE. HOUSE ANDLOT,
v AT JETERSVILLE, IN AMELIA C0UN-
TY. FOR SALE.-By virtue of a deed of trust
executed to the subscriber by A. H. Atwood. DARED
IN day of October 1859, and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office of Amelia County Court, and being
requested BY all par les will sell at public auc
ton, on the premises, on III URSDAY, the I'd da,
of august ls60. slf far; If not the next fair day
at 10 O'Clock M, the valuable ,STORE-HUUS 81
and LOT. at JeteIsvlte, in Amelia county. Also
sill the stock of GOODS. GROCERIES, &c, aUC
Stock of every description in the said store whlct
was convey ed in the said deed and now IN the &C.
cupancy of A. II. Atwood.
The Lot contains three-fourths of an acre, with
the Factor, building 1t; is beautifully situated
and a good stand for a store Possession given or
the LIST Sc ptember next.
TEKMs.-For the House and Lot, one-thrd cash
the balance In two equal instalments, at s and /:
months secured by negotiable notes, interest add
ed and the title retained until the last payment
For the Goods, Groceries, & c., cash.
SAM'L T BAYLY, Trustee.
JAS. M. TAYLOR Son, Auc'rs. Jy 23-9t
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By Richard Cauthorn, Auct'r.

COMMISSIONING SALE OF REAL
~ Estate IN THE TOWN OF FULTON
AS Commissioner, acting under decree entered
on the 9th day OF June, 1850 the of Stith 8
Administrative Us nth and Others. pending In the
County Court Of HenrIco, shall sell. at public
auction: to the highest bidder, the 9th day of
O'Clock P Nj, Lots Nos. l6 10 and ~, in square No.
ID, IN the town of Fulton.
TEEMs:-One- third cash; balance in and 8
months, for negotiable notes interest added, and
the title retained until the whole purchase money
Is paid. and conveyance directed by the Court
T. n ANGE
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Further by the North HritOn.

ST. JOHNS, n. F, July 23.-The following
dispatch per North BrIon was mislaid, and
WAS only discovered to-day.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The British government had announced In
Parliament that they had ordered a squadrcn
20 The coast OF Syria, with instructions TO stop
tue outrages against Christians, and that
France had done likewise.
Lord John Russell minated that an agree
lneut had been effected between England and
France relative TO the New Foundland fishe
rles.
A Canton telegram Of May 22d reports the
ex port trade staguaut. The rebels were max
ing progress against the Imperialists Chusan
wa. IN charge OF Commissioners from the al
lied forces. The erection of extensive forts
on the Peiho is confirmed. Trade al Shanghai
was improving.
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THEY ARE CERTAINTY +

fVHEf ARE CERTAINLY the cheapest
foods # the kind | have ever witnessed, are
the WORDS Of al who have seen those Collars and
Hdkfs, that LEVY is now Offering to the public.
We give below the prices OF some of the many
cheap goods, TO which we would call the attenii IA
Of our readers: Swiss Muslin Collars at 50 cent?,
worth 81; do. at 75c worth 8 50; do. at 81, worth
stitched Linen Handkerchlefs at rs cents, worth
so cents; Hemstched Hdkfs. at 80, 621a, rs
III. Sl25 81 50 and 81 u.s. ali of which will be sold
at 80 per cent. below their value; Cambrc Bands
IN The greatest profusIon and at prices to please
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Warm Springs, June 18th, 1860.

GEORGE MArsE. Esq.-Dedr SIR Your note of
the 10Th inst. asking MY opinion, (fGTmed from
personal observation rs to he remed al effects of
the Warn SPRINGS as a curative gent, is to hand.
and 1t affords me pleasure to say, reply. that
have lecn advising their use for various diseased
conditions OF the system with the happlest result
for the last eight wears, us resident ply slcIan.
When taken internally thes diuretic anti
acid and aperient, acting most happily Consti
patIon of the Bowels In Rheumatic and equity
DlatEeses, Lumbago. Sceatica, and kindred d s.
eases. their good fleets have long been known
and appreciated For the cure of Dyspe psia, re-
gard 1t of the most valuable remedial
agents. Functional Bereavement of the Liver,
Enlargement of spleen. Secondary Syphilis, Pa
rally Sis, and some diseases peculiar 10 females,
have all been relieved IRON the use Of these
waters. Very respectfully, yours,
A MCItIiR Nj D
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GUNNER REPORTS.
ID wAnM xpRINGs. yIRaIsIA

.ss: II ss;s e.: 4 !. ss s:s, 4, +,
coGRiTS HousE, n besotiul and fertile valley
ID mile west of the Virginia Central Railroad, at
Mniboro Depot, ) and miles east OF the He. and
Hesrns Springs, and 40 miles east of the White
ner, is beautiful and sublime
This ancient and celebrated Watering Place is
noted ard esteemed for its medicinal and curative
qualities, saluhrity of climate, health giving and
pleasure Baths. There are now i've nj
Fahrenheit; also, two COLD SPRING BATHS
adjoining
tofore made to collect and preserve accurate
ard particular accounts OF the curative agency OF
these Warm Baths. II records OF cases that have
COLLECTED and preserved. from their early opening
az place of invalid visitation. doubtless volumes
OF seGh cases mig hit now be recorded. But II is a
matter OF sober history that very soon after the
| discovery OF the Warm sp,ings by civilized man.
tisy became celebrated for their curative quail
ties in y..rious diseases, as wei for the mere
luxury OF Bathing, which are ot passed by an,
quented. at IIueh labor and fatigue, by great null
titudes, before anl other of the valuable Water
RGyTE3 By railroad from he principal cite. b
| tunder the care and management of responsible
gentIemen,) fifteen miles over well graded turn
| Baltimore, Md, Richmond. Petersburg or Ly nch-
burg: Va, in the morning, can come through to
| the Warm Springs the same day to supper.
The following is the analysis made by Professor
WIN; b. Rob Frs, of the University of Virginia:
The large Bath is a n 'agon, IS feet in dame
ter; It's arena is ,l63 II feet. The ordinary depth
being five feet, t can be increased to SIX the
bio .paolty is 8lS So f"et, or 43 53S 81 gallons
Notwithstanding the leaks, this quantIt, Of water
will flow into the reservoir in one hour. The ave-
rage temperature of the Bath is 9S Fab. The gas
which rises the Bath consists OF nitrogen with
minute quantities of su!phuretted by drogen and
carbonic acid. Besides this gas. each gallon of
water contains cubic In shes of gas, conslsting
| of Nltrogen. -,....a.--.....S25c cubic inches.
Sulpburetted hydrogen..-..,O rs -
Carbt me acid 90 -
The saline contents of one gallon of the water
| are as follows:
| Murlate OF lime. Observation-Disclosures. 1888
| Sulphate OF magnesia, EPSON salts. =. Q 9S4
| Carbonate of lime .---..............42eS
1 C0ipHdte Ol 5,40o
| And trace Of soda 0UO
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BY Ro. ID. Lyme, Auct'r.

SALE OF MULES, cows. CROP OF
- OATS, GROWING CROP OF CORN, PLAN
TATION UTENSILS, Sc, &c, AT AUCTION
Will sell at public aueton at the residence of the
late Archibald Blair, ga miles west OF Richmond.
on the Deep Turnpike, en- TUES DAY, the slst
MULES, well broke; several excellent MILL II
COWS; crop of OATS, supposed to be about 10 COO
p2rrInds; growing crop OF CORN; PLANTATION
And immediately after the sale of the personal
property, will rent out the FARM for the ensuing
year. with privilege of sowing crop of small grain.
The farm contains 1872 acres o. land, and is laid
Oft into three or four shifts, and is said to be very
doubtless will he very profitable. The in prove
ments are sufficient for the accommodation Of a
that, If desired, the person who rents can have
possession Immediately.
TE :snids Made known q e. DAY B. Ct L ss Auo
LANES RIVER FARM FOR SALE, IN
fowhatan county, am authoriz d TO offer at Pm
vate or public sale, the Farm now owned and re-
Upper Malden's Adventure" about thirty miles
above Richmond. adjoining the 'Malden's Adven-
tire. ESts'e, formerly owned By John Gillian
l54 are vau bic James River bottom land, the re-
mander high land some OF 1t of superior quality,
and all yielding readily TO improvement, with God
land suftlce mt for the wants of the place. The I'M
provements are dwelling, nearly new, and mos,
Of the usual out buildings. 1t IS one of the most
desirable Farms IN market in this section. as re-
CARDS soil neigh orhood and convent .nce to mar
net; with churches, Inllls ami ost-ofice within
short ,.I ssa1ess.
Full description will be given application. and
purchase rs are invited to visit and examine the
premises If not sooner disposed OF, the Farm
will be offered at public sale, on the premises, on
THURSDAY. the I'd day of August, 1860
TEkMS.-Cash, as to EXPENSES: remaining paw
ments at !, and years. for bonds, bearing inter
est from date. with satisfactory security and title
retained until full pa, ment is made.
JNO. F. LAY, Com'r.
Address-Subiett's ?. O., Powhatan, Va
2-d2t rs tlls-iy 2i-itds
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FTFU. W A
s3Mr. GRO. MAYsE-Desr SIR Your favor Of the
10Th INST is to hand, asking me tn give my views
from personal observation, and practice as a resi-
dent physician at the Warm Springs, Bath county,
Va. | n ost cheerful, comply with your very rea-
sonable request, and can with canGor say that |
regard the Warm Spring Waters being uf very
ing diseases: Dyspepsia. Rheumatism, Govt.
Chronic Hepatitis. Torpiuity anG Enlars ement of
the LIVER. Enlargement OF the Spleen. Jaundice
some fern of Diarrh9a, Paraly sis, Syphlis and
DysmenarrhGa. A large majority Of the above
named diseases have fallen under my own per
sonal observation, and many OF the invalids su j.
fering tPom them left the Springs entirely re-
stored TO heal h. while others LETT very much I'M
nave been wholly restored 10 health had their So
jOurR at the Springs been of longer ddration.
Very respectfully, your ob't serv't,
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r-xu~s EXCUR SsON 80 OLD
e aslsssl&P OINI. PORTSMOUTH, AMI

RS SfkH R4TFsgs sissmsl d AhF
tbs PECK, Capt. Z C. CLIFFORD, fitted up IN a
neat style for night taavs Tl make an exegTs"E
next, I'd inst, and regularly EVERY SATUR
DAY EVENING Thereafter, during the waite ring
SrT eSsnf 81 = %aat q
return the nsxt eyenng, (SUNpAY, )leavIng Nor.
K a. a. tEh az abon sh%
NJ, Monday morning.
PAssAG I for the trip, to Old Point. Norfolk md
Tsfr. NO lie irt hiAAS 0 r. o HAs KiNs.
IT, SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
60 Ton JAMES RIVER FOR OLD
cTRris Pick have been put IN irs.-rate orde s'
aPf " WI rug to t The dboye AGES , will
MONDAY, WEbNFsbS&SYf V aud Friday morn morn
Ings at O'Clock, preclseis, and return each alter
nate GAYS, except Sunday, leaving the wharf at
touch at al Of tho GUAR Landings on the river,
sPTfT The GU CURTis PEcK, CAPT z. c. OXFORD, be-
ing neatly fitted up with ber.hs. will leave the
wharf at Rockets every SATURDAY evening at
regularly every ,TUEsDAY and THURSDAY
evenings 81 4 o clock and return each alternate
day at the same hour. O'clock.
Point, ,wilcox'ssi ClaiSmognt grove Wharf, Ola
mouth, Old Point Rock Wharf. Grove. DlllaTd's,
Clairmont. Willcoxs, City Point, and arrive at
Richmond about Q clock, MoDay morning.
Passage for the Saturday trip, ana return next
evening. meals included, 81 80.
Passage OF regular trips either boat: to Oid
Point, Portsmouth, or Norfolk, ~ Meais-eauai
M Freight taken as usual u,surns
je2-ts X U. HASH IT'S.
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euMMuR RESORTS.

NOTICE.-The AMELIA SPRINGS
VEA 3 will be kers open for the ieccptlon OF Wis
da. rad jss ss4 %L L esIs,ol sos
Persons v'A'Ss e's WrEss saf msa.sr
oaAySk cog.r hsgf fis s.s,1,is.d $50 :,
1nSeaaos 6taTsssae, :, haze easd
Il ana navinK had 1T thoroughly repaired and
rsfurnished. are now ready Tor the reception OF
guests.
for the beauty OF it's scenery, and tue beaithful-
ness of its climate and heing accessible from
every direction, has long been a favorlte summer
This Projectors pledge their Rest efforts % SO.
cure the comfort OF their patrons: aneir IA 81
affords and in establishing hrst class Hotel at
this place they hope 10 be sustained BY the patron
M HORSES HSs and BUGGTFs always in readi-
ness for the accommodation OF the guests OF the
HI yio-lm "''''Y YATES h CULLEN.
s.,s BRAINARD HOUSE,
EM1 E. BLOSSOM, PssornIkTqgs. o.
chester. N. W
This Iarse and eommodious Hotel, at the junction
ION Baltimore 10 Niagara Falls, is now open for
The rece ption OF visitors.
Pure air f ne scenery, well stocked larder, good
beds and attentive servants. are some OF the at
fractions to travellers No efoIts will he spared TO
continue its character as n FlRST-CLASS ho-
-
procure through tickets TO Baltimore, az wnich
po Mt through tickets can be procured to the Falls
by the Northern Central Railroad, the shortest
and most expeditions route TO EmIra, Canada,
and the Northwest.
REFERENCES:
} h.I' e R kESSsp px Esq Washington.
ZESUs BARNuM, Esq.
+. W. BENNETT, Ralt
K. b. COLEMAN, Eutaw House,
C.. c. ADREoN,
EENI. PARkE, Esq Harrisburg. -.
a. a THE ASHLAND UOTEL.-T his
va YpopUar resort, situated sixteen nj les
LEE 1 from RICHMOND, IN the beautiful and
mi ?Inf village of ASHLAND, on the Richmond,
fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad is now
open for visitors, and is prepa ed 10 accommo-
dare families with good fare. and everything desl
rable The head of the family will be furnished
with Free Ticket between Ashland and Rich
mond.
For further information. apply at Superlntend-
ent's Office Richmond, Frederlcks burg and Poto-
mae Railroad. or address
JN0. L. THOMPSON, Proprietor,
il IT'S Ashland, Va.
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By Dunlop, Moncure & Co., Auct's.

DOKTO RICO AND n. o. SUGAR AT
1 AUCTION On FRIDAY, the 9th instant
commencing at 10 O'Clock, we Will sell at our
1926 hhds. PORTO RICO and N. 0. SUGARS, va
fI"us marks, rang ing from PRIME to strictly
choice quality
TEsMs.-Under $1G0, cash; over $780, four
months credit, Tor approved, negotiable paper
~ Sale without regard to weather commenc-
ing at 10 O'Clock, to enable dealers 70 attend the
cargo sale Of Rio Coffee, by Messrs. EDMOND, DA-
vENPoRr & Co.
iy2l DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO.. Auots.
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BY J. III. Digges, Auct,r.

0NTHCRSDAY MORNIsG, July 10Th, a, 10
~ ocl OK, at auction loom Sc Main street W III ba
sold so 600 imported Cigars assorted hrs nds 400
reams Letter Paper; rs cases old Rye Whisky
fine Victims and Bows 100 sety Plated Spoons: $50
sets Plated Forks; 125 second hand VI aiches;
SOD Hunting Cpse American Lever. full jeweled.
hrst-rate time keeper; together with n lot of
Silver Plated Ice Pitchers and other Plated Ware
Fancy GOODS, DC J. II. UlGGES, Auei'r.
ID. F. BooTH, Sals sman. iy rs
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u y y M e PA d Z RS.

u 5 - M EAPA del RS.
Just received -.
One Lot BOSOM EXPANDERs,
ard enables GU to wear a Shirt
mu n longer without beng soiled
Ihey are especially adapted to Soung men OF
narrow and contracted chest.
For sale cheap BY n. WALKER CO.,
Corner Main and 18th SITS.
GREAT SACRIFICE. Summer CASSIE
~ NJ ERES. for NJ en- and Boys.
fs ss a,,.s1is Of aHesTeeGL99THlNG
number of spring ard Fall 0VERC0ATS,
A splendid lot Of summer CASHMERE PANTS
for both Men and Boys.
The above named goods We will sell at exceed
S 10" prices i0l Sf al fqsi@Rs
No ll9 MAN street, Richmond.
WE ARE RECEIyING-Per steamer York
w town, this dav, beautiful assortment Of sea
sonable Dry Goods, consisting in part of HarpII-
and 9d o 9as R coed ss PR
vet Rlbt,ons Marceline Silks; H. c; Handker-
chiefs; Ladies and Misses Hoop skirts. good
~ 'A' a'''I'''i' . NJ kENT Emf PAINE co.
DLACk CLOTH DRESS WAR E.-IsO Black
prices 500 Bscs DoesSin Pants, various aaslisiss
and prices leo Black Silk. satln and Cassi mere
nicely cut. and will be sold at fair prices Thnse
y want vii do well to give me an cary ea e ia
4 NENILEMENS WEAR. - Gents Gauzs
NJ Nerno Shirts. Gents Gauza Cotton co :
Gents Lis!e Thread do Gents s TX and Meri1o
Drawers, Gents Lisle. Silk, KID ana ether Gloves;
Gents Cotton, Llsie and Silk Half Hose; Gents
Tape and colored bnrdered and hemmed Hdkfs /;
black and fancy Neck Ties, Linen Collars Sh ri
Fronts and SIspenders.
CHRISTIAN LATHROP, 90 Main at.
YOU LOOK IN yAIN.-For a grey hair on
STREETS INlMifABLE HAIR RESTORA-
TIVE, You will find, however. on the heads of
those who use 1t luxuriant glossy hair, of oriel-
nal color. and a clean scalp, no matter at what
ags OF life 1t Is used. For ale by
FISHER i WINSTON, Druggists.
No. lbs N ain street
SHAFER. HALsEY & co., no Main 81.
- Just received another large shipment of Fancy
Cashmere COATS and PANTS, all shades. aasI,.
ties and pfices-the fne lot of goods ever oie
ed IN this city, OF the latest and most fashionable
sty les, Call and examine.
saAFER, HALSEY & Co. ll0 Main st.,
Late Tupman Hull
Soon TO LEAVE.-Knowing that this ex-
'sii r., hot weather cannot iast TILL the fall sea-
cSan; HULL has reduced his fine, durable. st. hsh
oiotbing, 70 figures that any will say cheap" ON
examination. Shirts made to order.
IRVING HULL. Agent,
Late OF Tupman b Hull, 81 Main,
Corner H'h ST., hext to Palro's Ex. Once
CLaRETwlNE-s 81. Juliea y edec. 40 qsses.
~ for sale BY /. 4 q. y. DAVENPORT.
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En- SIMMER NDLLE

a7EFiH THE NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA
s'42=-1NszS& STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-The ROA-
NUKE. Capt. CoUeH, having resumed her trips
ain, the three Steamships comprising this line
will run as follows, VIZ
The YORKTOWN, Capt. PARRISH, leaving
Richmond for New York every TUESDAY AT
TERN Jon. at 0 clock,
The IA MESTOWN,C Capt. SKINNER, every RI
DAY AFT ERN0ON, at o'clock.
TIE R0ANOk Il, Capt. Couch, every MONDAY
MORNING, at hour named IN saturdays papers
EXCURSION TICK ETs issued by these Steamer RS
for The round trip for SIS. Meals and State Room.
accommodations included in this charse.
PASSAGE TO New York only s 10, ard no charge
for ~ eals and State Room accommodations.
These Steamers stop at Norfolk, going and re-
turning, TO land and receive passengers.
2D-ts l,ITUfAM N WATSON
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NOTiCE.-Persons wishing to OBTAIN tickets
4 fnf ssrcaats over the Richmond, Fredb'g and
Pot. Railroad. for WASH ngton city and points fur
ther North, must, In all cases, be youehod for by
some responsible white citizen of Richmond, m
PERSON, known To the offioe rs Of the Road, as no
Tickets giH bs sold II applied for by bitter.
Ets A. n. AIlEN. Ticket AGENT
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nor SAi e
l. S2O.G00 VIRGINIA 6's.

L GN,UVO VIRGINIA 6's.
66 snares BANK OF VA. STOCK
lC0 shares BANK OF THE COMMONW'LTH
STOCK.
40 shares VA FIRE MARINE STOCK.
20 shares RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION
STOCK.
5000 Sd Mortgage VA. AND TENN. r. r.
BONDS.
In sums to suit purchasers.
jy l3-ts G., w. PURCEIL & co.
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nG-sA rOR BOsyON AND NV

5--sA FOR BOSOM AND NEW
800 0RKoX Ia RF0hK The ~
LINE has a fire large BARGE alwats ready, at
the Dock, near Edmond, Davenport Il Co.'S, TO
receive + FREIGHT at any hour DAILY, for the
here every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at IL o'clock
A NJ, with one Of the Baiges. to connect with
the BOSTON AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIPS
which leave Norfolk on WEDNESDAYS and
SATURDAYS punctuaily, at clio Tx 2. NJ.
SHIPPERS VIII find iL to their advantage to pa
tronIze this route as the rates OF Freisht are as
low, and the dispatch as great as by any other
Steamship Line 10 either place, and goods han
died less. For information, apply to
7. ID. HALL, Agent,
A Edmond, Davenport Il Co.'S, at the Dock.
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TOBACCO FACTORY FiXrURgS.-For
L sale at low price at the SOUTHERN IRON
WORKS, on 9TH street, between MaIn and Cary,
the following fixtures, IN ooppete order:
u large MiNCFACTURING PRESSES; %
IRON PLATES; IS inch do. do. do large
LEVERS; Is inch square cast iron SINKERS;
Is inch do. do do. do; iron POT MILLS, and
sundrS other fixtures. Apply 10
LEWIS l.. BARNES
tya Z Ny,nt Trnr,
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/ UMBkR, LUMBER, LUMB Err .

I UMBEK, LU VI En-, LU MBEK.
100000 #. seasoned % BUTTON WOOD, superior
quality.
200 900 it. seasoned inch BUTTON WOOD, supe-
TlOT quality.
so 0C0 It. seasoned s. OAK.
rs 600 ft. seasoned inch OAK.
so 0G0 It. seasoned CASING PLANK.
600 It seasoned ASH.
% GOO it. seasoned MAPLE,
Tog ether with large and general assortment of
NJ a H OG N Y PLANK ard SCANTLING.
CHERRY, BLACK WALNUT, &c. For sale on
accommodating terms, by
jy l6-tlO TRUMAN A. PARKER.
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TOR SALE-iG00 VA. and TENNESSEE SIN
MORTGAGE X. K. BONDS
80 shares Richmond Fire Association iNStt-
" isHs,. Slooh' by w puocv,,co
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81 St Apply 10 w. D. CoLQUITT & co.

-. tUK NUBILf' ALA-dhe snpeIl2r
.sNCapt. CHAs. w. HAY, having the greater
portion of her cargo ENGAGED, will sail with quick
dispatch For balance of freight. apply to
iy24-Iw W ID. COLO I|l'HH * co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-26

ftOAL.-On hand full supply of
- MIDLOTHIAN. LUMP, AVERAGE
sad SMITHS COAL
ALSO
RED and WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE COAL
C. b. LIPSCOMB,
NH Its lIth St. near NaYo's BRIDGE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-26

I light, light, LIGHT.-The subscriber
L. has Just opened, at No. Is Governor street
opposite Howe's Furniture store, a full supply of
Kerosene or Coal Oil LAMPS OF the most approved
ufaoturers' prices Also. the best OIL for the
same, at as low q price any house In Richmond
All oil and LAMPS warranted
je a8-ims EN0CH g. rex. Agent.
pERRY's PREMIUM FIRE BRICK 3,
- calcined Plaster. Rosendsls Cement, Rock
Hair, Ladders, and ali kinds Tobacco box Luna ber,
for sals by X. H. WHlfLocK son.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-26

NOTICE.-I have this day appointed JOHN
~ HERBIG nay Agent to keep and carry on the
business of LAGER BEER SALOON, BAR and
RESfA URANT. in the city OF hichmond-hls
purchases and sales to ne made tor cash only.
June 3Uih, 1860. BERNHARD BRAUER.
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