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AUCTION eALHo.
FUTURE DAYS.
By James m. Tayisr q Sen, Aucvs.


(sONMJSSVoNERS' SALE OF vALUA-
~ BILE REAL EsTATE.-ln pursuance of q
decree of the Circuit Court for the county of Hen
rico in a suit OF Hutchsson VS. Hut hesons Exec
utors and others, the undersigned. as = ,mn.is-
sioners will offer Tor sale, an the premises, on
FRIDAY the 10th day of August. at a'ciock r.
M =, IF fair; # not, the next fair day thereafter,
sun ay excepted the beautiful r AKIN. on the
Rich nond Turnpike, three miles from the city OF
Richmond, opposite to the laIe Residence OF Am
brose Hutchsson. deceased. Iteontains one hun
dred and eighty eight and d half acres, one hun
dred and thirty of which is cleared and IN hls h
state OF cultivation. and the remainder in WOOD.
There ID q large barn and two ice houses on the
premises, anu three excellent ice ponds 1t. The
neig borhood IS unexceptlonabe, and is rapidly
improving in agriculture. Pose esson will be given
as soon as the crops 1t mature and can be gath
cred I; the purchaser to have an opportunity of
sowing wheat or building. if he desires.
TERNs.-One- third cash balance in one and two
years, bearing interest; title retained until full
pay ment, and conveyance directel by the Court.
ALEX b. HUTCHEsON,l
JNO. A. HU rCH ESON, tc;,
]. u. YOUNG. Oohhs rs
H. M. HUTCHINSON.
JAS. M. TAYLOR SON, Auct's. ly l9-tds
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EA- Great Bargains in
ME IN ID l.. &C en-

E Great Bargains In
LAD ES' DRESS GOODS.
Will open THIS MORNING, a lot of
LAWNS, LAWN ROBES,
which have been purchased at ,ar sacrifice, and
Will be sold at unprecedented low prices for cash.
Call and see. and examine for yourselves. at No.
% Main Sc. lie 2i--lml JNO. l.. SMITHER.
a To GrOcerS.--T attention of GrO-
GERS and Merchants generally is called to SEM
PIES INFALLlBLE BAKING Pow DER a
home article. and superior to most of the kind be
fore the public.
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a. L RAWLEY SPRINGS.-ThIs cele-
WEE 2 brated Watering Place, located IL miles
s.I.lA- ! west of Harrlsonburg, will be open for
the reception OF company on the LIST OF July next.
me best and purest Chaly cate in the state
Conveyances can be had at all times from Harrl-
sonburg to these Springs.
For further particulars see handbills.
je l3-law6w JOHN SITES & SON.
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f,UMMlNSIONEhS' SALE OF MILL AND
~ LANDS, IN HANOVER COUNTY.-ln pur
suance of two DEGREES of the Circuit Court Of
Hanover county. entered, one on the % day of Oc-
tnber, 1853 and the other the 2lst day of March
1850 IN the suit of Dukes administrator assi nst
1aJ lors administrator and others, the under
signed. Commissioners named in said DEGREES, will
offer at public sa TO the higl est bidder. upon the
premises, on FRIDAY. the 1tn day of July, 1860
at IL o'clock a. M, the LANDS AND MILL, il
the said DEGREES mentioned, beng, lst. The Nil
.ormeTl> SHOWN as Darraeott's N il Nth s1a acres
OF Land thereto attached ana for seve raj year.
past In the occupancy of Robert Elicit, situate H.
the county Of hanover, on the south side of South
Anna river, and ADJOINING the land of the late VIM
D. Winston and the Richmond. FredericksburT
and Potomac Railroad. Also. I'd. A tract of Land
adjoining the mill tract, called Kimbroush's, witt
the buildings and improvements thereon, adJoiu
ing the lands of Willis IN l.. W God and others
This property is considered valuable-the mil
being well located for country custom, and havint
read, access to the city of Richmond.
The title IS believed to he unreasonable but
as Commissioners, we shall sell with special war
ranty ONLY
TERMs.-0ne- fourth each; balance upon credit
Of SIX. twelve and ighteen months with int res,
from the day of sale-the purchaser to give bond
with approved security for the deferred payn snts
and title retained until the purchase money is paid
VIM. q. WINSTON co,,
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zSrAH GREAT REDUC TInN IN

eITN PRiSEo Of PASSAGE TO AND FROM
ss<xz.<1z<N NEW YORK.-ExcursIon Tickets by
the magnificent steamships YORKTOWN and
JAMESTOWN can be had for SIS for the round
tri2-going and returning by either of the steam
ers. No extra charge maze for meals or state
room accommodations. These tickets remain
good until the Fall, giving those who may procure
them ample time to sojourn at the North before
returning home.
steamship Great Eastern, which is dally expso Ted
IN New York, can do so now at small expense.
Tickets procured at our office, opposite steam
ers' wharves or On board of the steamers
lie Is is LUDlAM Il WATSON.
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DURE MOUNTAIN WHISKY.
50 bbls. Rockbridgs RYE WHISKEY;
90 - Alleghany RYE WHISKEY;
80 I" Pittsburg extra RYE WHISkEY
rs MAGNOLIA WHISKEY
Is +" Baltimore pare GIN;
Is Proof BRANDY;
For sale by PARKS MINER,
iaS atk

18th atraet.
II hss just opened, at No. Is Governor street,
opposite Howes Furniture st IRE full supply OF
Kerosene or Coal Oil Lam PS Of the most approved
make, which will sell at small advance ON man
uiacturers' prices. Also the best Oil fR the
same, IT as low price as any house IN Richmond.
All Oil and LAMPS warranted.
ie 98-lm. EN0cH g. REX. Agsnt.
EoK SALE-t,U va. and TENNESSEE snp
MORTGAGE n. r. HONDS.
5,Qe0 YORK RIVER r. r. 8 pkR CENT. do.
RANCE STOCK. BY
jei3-ts g. w. PURCELL CO.
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BY Goddin IL Apperson, Anct's.


FIFTY -THREE AND A QUARTER
L ACRES OF BEAUTIFUL LAM, MOSTLY
IN OAK GROVE. IN HENRiCO COUNTY,
FOUR MI rs NORTH OF RICH MONn. NEAR
BROOKE CHURCH, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
At the request of Mrs Martha B. Chamherlayne.
we shall sell at public auction, on the premises,
on WEDNESDAY, the 25th July, 1860, at O'CLOCK
P. M .if fur, if not the xt fair day ) that Dor
tIon of the estate on which she now resides lies
nearest to the Brooke Plank Road, containing o314
acres by recent survey. of which more than one
half is covered 10y an oak grove which there are
several excellent building sites
This land ad"ins tina, owned bv Messrs Thomas
NJ Ladd and Jno w. i'eyeridge, and lies within
half smile of the Brooke Chu. CHI. The neighbor
hood is a most desirable one.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at 4, 8 and IL
months. for negotiable notes interest added, and
the title retained till last note is paid
jy 10 GODDlN & nPPEkSON, Aucts.
ADMINISTRATORS ALE OF SLAVES.
my store, ;Skinauarter. IN Che sterfeld. on SAT
GRDAf: the 2sth o. the present month FIVE
SLAVES-a Woman and tour likev Children.
S s GOODE, Admir-
jy l7-2t.Tu&F of Judith Goode, deceased.
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I.IFE INSURANCE, &c.

INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE STATE
L QE re A.
This &C Company 9 prepartd to take PIKE and
MAXINE RISKS on ffsyPrabls terms ,,o,,ur
FsG s. Bfts and to 'Rs Rsi MONEY IN N
DEPOSIT, and pay interest therein.
cAPlrAL'-'i pisrc1oss: ssoo'ooo!
WIN. II. MAcFARLANp Pres't Farmers Bank.
4: WARwIcK, firm of Warwick 4 Barksdale.
W:GonDIY, firm OF Gcddln 4 Apperson.
T. W MCCANCE, firm of uunlop, Moncnre Il Co.
Jas. Il Grant, Tobanco ManufsetareT. ' As'Ae'
/: DCKEiSsHAw urn OF P Haxall ;CTebshaw < Co
john CURRIE, JT.. Ship Ow .er.
WM B WARWICK firm of Warwick & Barksdale
g. {. ELLETT, Builder.
F. G. kyFFIN, Agriculturist and Manufacturer
W. W. TRunP. Attorney at Law.
JAS DUNLOP fIm 0S PuHIoP MTncuTe c.
jyA-1m o, F. BREsEE, see'y. A 'sS b
MERCHANTS SAVINGS BANK OF
WI RICHMOND
~ CAPITAL $4,000. va
Office with the Richmond Fire Association.
Money received on deposit in sums Of FIVE dol,
lars and upwards, which intere st will be paid al
the rate of six per centum per annum for sums re-
naming Six months or longer, for shorter periods
rest at the rate OF hive per centum per annum
The whole JOINT iund responsible for deposits. De-
postSReceIved, and certificates issued by the
David CuTrie, John Dooley,
X. II. Maury. Ro. NJ Burton,
VIM. q. Paine, VIM II Christian,
Geo. w Gwathmey, Jas II. Hackett,
Lewis Glnter, John II. Montague,
John I. Sublett, Geo. J. Sumner,
Jas. l.. Apperson, John J. Wilson,
Peter C. Warwick, John z. Shaier,
JOHN H. C !Ia1 B51RRpNRsoPP r ssHxn
ROBERT T. BROOKE, Cashier.
ALEX. GARRETT, Secretary. jy2-lm
old DOMINION INSURANCE COMPA-
" NY.-CAPlTAL 100000!
IA CWce-N0. ~ Nam street, under ST. Charlie,
Hotel, N
This Company Is now prepar ed to receive appii-
cations for FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
on favorable terms.
DIRECTORS:
Cab. WORKMAN, John H. Greanor,
John Enders, Geo. s. Palmer,
Sam nj. Price, VIM 8. Triplett,
s. Ladd, s. c. Tardy,
gno; Stewart Walker, VIVA. Currie,
Luther X: SpllMan, Jas. r. Crenshaw,
Peter c. Warwick, John II. Williams,
Jas. s. Kent, Marx Downey,
Horace z. Edmond, Thomas Jones
James NJ. Talbot, Edwin A. Smith,
Griffin B, Davenport, Ro A. Paine,
Geo. W. Yaneey, ko. +. Williams,
gos. BIummei, VIM. p. Rag land,
VIM Brent, Henry C. Cabeli
Ro. II. Maury Geo w. Royster,
ISAAC DAVENPORT, JR., Pres't.
CHAs. f. WORKMAN. Secy. my l9-ts
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sHIPPlN4

~Hrs< FOR NORFOLK, NEW YORK
S1lL4s A N u BOSTON.-The barge s U N
o 10 now ready to receive freight for
the above places at the Dock, near Edmond Da-
venport Co.'S. and will leave FRIDAY, 20lh
INST at 10 HG9Sk C9nneeng With the
BEN DEFORD, for Boston. Freight taken at
lowest rates. It. D HALL,
jy 1885," At Edmond. Davenport Co.'s.
L.N FOR NEW YORk-FIRST VESSEL
LSTsS hmond and New York Line of Packets.
The superior fast sailing schr. HAXALL,
Captain WINTERS, having portion of her cargo
engaged and going on board, will have quick dis
jy Its DAVID & WM CURRIE.
IT< H. RAscHEN. Master. Will load for the
szs.eAH above port. For freight or passage, apply
to EDW'D VIM. De VOSS l. CO.
s,tA FOR NEW xOkk.-The superior last
Co. sailing schr. HAMPTON, Capt. EDDINs.
~<,7. having portion of her cargo engaged, will
sail with quick dispatch; For balance OF freight,
Az,-,-. Evening LINE,
.z-4 - THRoUGH TO LYNGHBURG
FARE FROM
Richmond to Scots Richmond to Bucha-
Richmond to Lynch Richmond to Lex
burg 81 90 lngton ...-.-...... 2 90
On MONDAY. the 18th, our Boats resume their
regular trips. leaving Richmond MONDAYS.
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS: ats NJ; and
lumbIa will commence. and will continue to leave
Richmond al A: NJ, TU ESDA is, THURSDAYS
and SATURDAIS: returning, leave Columbia
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS. at
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e. 4 STKiB Lane FRI Mes,
vEMY AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA.

d Il n Is L. 4 ~ u - II NOS,
YEMY AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA.
Lido l This MOUNTAIN RETREAT will be
oSen the LIST day of June, for the reception of
terIng place In the Virginia mountain Eere is a
sui hur Spring that has been resorted to for the
last half century, and its virtue highly appreciated
all over the State Ii is second only to the Green
brIer White Sulphur Water. I he Alum w alter
is equal. II not SUPERIOR to any IN the State. and
the Proprietor recommends it with perfect conf
tenoe. In of Scrofula, Chronic I'iarThPa
DysenIei :, ""~sHepsia &c, 1t has been the means
of restoring large - ut InvalldS. The ply
sicians who lived and pTactlceu tS,s neighbor-
hood. certify that they have used 4 in then prac
waters of good quality, and what is remar kabe
these three different waters come out OF the same
ridge all within he grounds, and within 200 yards
of each other There is also fine Freestone water
piped into the grounds. Analysis of these waters
sent on application.
There will he fine NJ USfC for the BALLROOM.
and all the amusements found at such places. The
Proprietor can only say that he Will continue t. do
all in his power to please his visitors, both lnva
undone TO make their stay pleasant and agreeable
An experienced Physician resides at the SPRINGS.
TRRMs.-S2 per day $40 per week. Private
contracts made for the season
SFRIBLING SPRINGS is the first watering
place reached by the line Of the Central Railroad
from Richmond. Baltimore, Washington and
Lynchburg. Visitors reach this place by o clock,
2. M same day, by four horse STAGES, from Staun
ton, ID miles, The road has been much Im proved,
and the coaches on this line new, Just from the
factory lat Concord, n H. and of the best quail
the cars from the East.
CHESIEY KIN NEy
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~ Church hin Alum water, Richmond,

~ church Hill Alum Water, Rfe edmond,
VA.-This Water has been found highly beneficial
&c Bronchitis. Chronic DiarrhGa, Chrome Dyson
tery, Menorrhpsia. LeucorrhGa. Proapsus UterI,
Assive Dropsles Nervous Diseases, Eiuptive Al
fectIons Ulcers and Scfofulous Diseases. The
above valuable Water can always be had, r RESH
FROM TIE SPR Nc, ut the Drug Stores OF
denoe Ly l2-lmI ELIZA l.. VAN-LEW.
IA. Machine BeltIng-Leather and Rub
BEK-At FACTORY PRICES. -
GARDEN Hos r ana ENGINE HOSE,
LACING LEATHER, BELT HOOKS, &c, &c.
Also, LINEN and COTTON TWlNES.
IA Call at 1870 Main street
list KNOWLES & WALFORD
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CoMMrssIoNER BARNES OFFICE, !

The parties interested ia the FOREGOING decree
are hereby notified that have appointed the 18th
Cas of August next, At my office, a. Lunenburg
Court House. to make the several inquiries re-
qulred BY the said decree Mt which time and place
tHS parties aforesaid and all persons interested,
are required TO attend and furnish such evidence
as may he necessary to enable me to comply with
the said decree.
Given under my hand, as Comma ssioner of the
said Court, the Gay and year hTst Aforesaid
ia 2l-cw4w T.. H BARNES, Com,
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N To Tuvaiids.
wOLFE'S PURE CoGNAC BRANDY.
WoLFE'S OLD MADEIRA WINE.
W0LFE'S OLD PORT WINE.
The attention of persons desiring pure MEDl-
CINAL. BRANDiES and w IN ES Is called to the
pure imported liquors of Udolpho Wolfe.
Every bottle has the proprletor's name on the
wax. and fac sime of his signature on the label.
Sold by the bottle or dozen, by
FISHER & SHEPHERD,
No. I25 Main street,,
jy l3-6t Sole Agents IN RICHMOND
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=. FAKM NEW KENT C0I NTY :.

ssE FAkM ANEW KENT COUNTY.~a
sAtE s of sale IN ny ~. Fam aSars
The YORK River Railroad about j. miIss fio ~
TunstalP Depot. and ~ miles from York River
Nj Jason, VIM T. Ciopton ard others. A''''' a. =
1t contains Az acres Of land of which 200
q fine low Wounds the Balance Is n o
thought that the wood alone viii pay the cost Of
The land is well watered. and contains an album
daTP Ss 81 H. 5saSi onn a5 of Dwell
ing. in sood repair with SIX rooms. and ali neoes
| sary out houses There is also a fine Orchard, il
II the above Farm is not sold privately before
TU ESDA the s4th July, il viii. on that day. a.
premises Persons wishing to see Il can leave the
CITY by York River Railroad. at Oh O'Clock A. NJ
ON The pace or M son aLh
next farm, will lake pleasure in showing II.
TEsM =, mace KNOWN on the day Of sale o. b.
'i;'S'13
| city property. lje7-d2awtJy l5tdtds&cwtds
AL ON RI lyman, 100" AND SEE
Shoulder Seam SHIRT, odd but sood;" the fnesi
| and going for the least sort Of a figure. We have
an, body look xenteel for little money. Ask toI
what yon want, and We will she " it Immediately
Call at 100 lain street, South side-SoUrH SIDE
third door above l4th street.
W. s. TUPMAN. Ass.
GOO OllO-.AT COST FOX lash r.
/ .pOO,OOVCLOsE BUSINESS-HOUSE FOI
RENT Carpets, Silks, Lawns. Bereses. PoplI
netts, Ginghams, Ribbons, Merinnes, Cashmeres
and every other a. tce 1T and unde cost 10 clos.
business as speedily as possible. Cash huy era are
respectfully invited to attend.
Corner of sth and N ain streets, nearl, oecosi,,
Crenshaw's New Hotel
100 HHDS. PRIME WESTERN S1DGs
AOO and Shoulders; IS bbis. Western and Rs
hned Lard 50 kegs Refined Lard 500 boxes Ada
nantine Candles; 300 boxes Brown Soap; 100 boxe
IaiIow Candies; % tierees Sugar Cured Hams Z.
bags prime LasaA'ra cos ssip For sals x WIS
SiLk. .GAIZE MERINO, GAZE COT
~ TON UNDER SHIRTS and DRAW Frs, Lilo
On and Jean Drawers. Hosiery, Gloves, Tiss
Linen Cambria Handkerchief. together with !,
safge and wei selected stock OF cur celebrates
ohouldef seam Shirts, warranted 10 be tho mos
comfortable htting Shirt in the market
SHAFER. HAESEY. 4 Co. 10 Main at,
---- Late Tupman 4 Hull
FISH Family Roe Eerrinrs, in hbls.. hal
=. bbis, and quarters; No. 3. medium and ana
Mackerei. in bb,s. half bulls, and kits; Mes
Maekefel. ~ half and quarter bills; Codhsh, i
drums; Halifax and Boston Gu Hsrriass; Gros
e ae sssI menus r. and Picked salmon For SAL
0A0o'-saMsssi aiiSeFoRD Co.. ON III. Dock.
EK Ism 81 GAh Il URED HAMS Anoths.
! lot OF Cowstock's Extra SUGAR Cured IA ans
sm oil slxe, Just 70 hand, warranted. II
j. p, KAVENAGH 6tk and broad -.
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Fauqulei CO., va, June y, looo.-Je Zo-oza"4w
Il BEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE

A. 4 BEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE
EAYSPRl NGS.-These Springs Will be open
li..lE for the reception of Visitors on the 18th
u June: Thew are situated directly on the Lynch
burg and Salem urnpi Ike, ten miles from Lynch
burg and four miles from Forest Depot. on the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad. at which Depot
a vehicle wall run during the season to convey visit
ors to and from the Springs. Persons from Eastern
Virginia and North Carolina coming here by public
conveyance, will take the South Side Railroad at
Petersburg, thence to Lynchburg, and then per
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad to Forest Depot.
Je7-3m Z. ECHOLS & SONS, Projectors.
A. a KUCkkRiDtIk BAIhS,
vEFAY ROCKBRIDGE CO., VA,
At...AE- Situated nine miles, from Goshen Depot,
on the Virginia Central Railroad, and eleven
miles from Lexington. This delis httu SU MER
RESURT will be open'o ON the 10th June. Persons
leaving Richmond by the Central Railroad. or
Washington City by the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad, 10 the morning, Will reach the Baths by
O'Clock IN the evening; Persons coming from the
Southwest, via Lynchburg. may reach the Baths
either by the Orange and Central Railroad or by
the James River Packet and Stage Coaches.
TERMs-2l0 per week.
Col. C. P. LEE, Superintendent for
ia OF A. IN
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A.. Il VA X ETY. SPnixGS.-These
NM YSPRINGS are opened for the reception
AH..lE i of visitors. They are situated Is miles
wesL OF stanton on the Virginia Central Rail
road, the stopping at The door. There are
here two alum streams-one caly beate, one heal
lng-and free stone springs, all OF superior qua
lIty. These mineral waters have already become
celebrated for thsIr medicinal virtues.
Board per month, or % days. S25 90
Children and Servants half price:
iy 6-dlm w RTTRRTTSS.
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a. nnnNnDDp c0ITNrTUW yhHp CfMT. MS Ts,

YE.Y6 MONROE COUNIf, VlhG1NI h.--The
~ dc u prOprietors of this old and celebrated
Watering Place respectfully inform the public that
their place will be open for the reception of visi
tors on the LIST of May. We must conhne ourselves
to a mere enumeration of the diseases tor the cure
Of which this water ls celebrated, referring the
reader to pamphlet just published by William
Burke, NJ D., which will he sent free OF charge by
the proprietors on application. The diseases for
the relief of which this water is most remark
able G-a chronic phthsis, laryngltIs, bronchitis,
functional uiscase of the heart, hypertrophy OF
the heart, mucous diarrhGa, irrltabillty of the
nerves-producins ee plessnoss, irritation of the
kidneys and bladder. 'ithic acid gravel, chrome
affections of the liver, amenorI hHa. dysmenor
rhea, menorrhasia. chrol splenitls. chronic gas
tritis hemorrhQids, scrotula chronic eruptlons of
the skin. The Depot Of this place is on the va,
and Tenn. Railroad, Newborn (now Dublin
whence, before the first Of uly, passengers will he
miles, over q hne road and through most pictu
rescue and beautiful scenery. From the first of
July to the frst of October there will be DAILY
LINE, and after the first OF October again d tn
weekly while any visitors remain.
This 10 the shortest most direct, and best route
to the W hite sulphur whittier the Stages will pro-
coed via Salt So phur MAKING their nisht stand at
hed Sulphur. There will be constant and reeu-
lar communication by Stages with White and Salt
Sulphur, and the Sweet aud Red Sweet Springs
Daily mails arrive from North and South.
T. s. CAMPBELL 4 co
Red SuIuhur Strings Va April "a fe8 pm
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TNEKSHIP.-I have tins day asso,
- Grated with me in the BOOT, SHOE and
TRUNK BUSINESS, Mr.. J. PORTER WREN.
nEder the name and style of w. 7. w. TAYLOR
* CO.
Beng grateful for the patronage have received
Tor the past fifteen years, would most respect
fully ask for a continuance of the same to the
concern. w. p W. TAYLOR.
July I'd, 1860, jy o. I'm
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DlSSOLUTEON OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.
~ The partnership heretofore existing between
the Undersigned under the firm of LA1DLEY
ROBINSON, is this day dissolved, by mutual con-
sent. The business of the late concern will be
settled by EDWARD r ROBINSON, who will
pay ali its debts and receive all that is due to 1t,
excepting such accounts notes, or other claims AS
may be specially assigned by him to Joseph
LAlDLEY. JOSEPH LAIDLEY.
EnW'D T. ROBINSON.
Richmond limo nth IgS0 iv
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Col. C. P. LEE, Superintendent for
ia IN


A. A AMELIA w hir T. SULPHUR
VIVA YSPRINGS.--Thi beautiful ard healthy
..l[E / WATERING LACE, situated "a miles
rom JeL.rsvllle, on the R edmond and Danvllle
Railroad. 50 miles from Richmond, will be open
LIST July. when there will always be convey auce
to take the visitor to and from the Springs.
TERMs.-S30 per month, $40 per week. and So
per day.
On the 4th of July there will be grand military
iIspla, of SIX volunteer companies An Grafton
delivered by the Rev X MCiLwA1N E, and reading
of Declaration Of independence by Col. CRUMP.-
At O'Clock IN the afterno n, there will be grand
liza Troops; and at o. clock the evening, there
will be grand military party, when the Queen of
Love and Beauty will be crowned. We are max
ing arrangements to accommodate on that occa-
sion several thousand persons.
is l4-2ms THOS. c. WILSON Il SONS
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1fI have hand from the above factory. PLAT
FORM SCALES, weighing from 400 To 1000 lbs
Also, COUNTER SCALES of every variety, and
Ia agents for the manufacturers are pre- pared to
take orders for railroad track, depot and ware
house Scales, d O., which for neatness, durability
and accuracy cannot he surpassed,
VAN-LEW, TAYLOR & CO.,
IL a-,v No. "a Mair straSt.
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DENITENTIARY STORE


NIVIDEND.-The President and Directors Of
IL the EXCHANGE BANK OF VI" u MA have
declared dividend of474 per cent, subject to de-
ductlon of "a per cent. Bonus pay able on 10Th inst.
jy6-l2t w. p. STROTHER, Cash'r.
AIDES, LOOK AT THIS!-BARGAINS.-
IL So prng Hoop Skirts, best steel, warranted,
only one dollar and twenty-five cents A lesser
number of Springs equally cheap. Splendid K Oh
Brreges selling OFF at less than half their value
Come and and see the pretty Lawns. finest quality,
only a 81. the yard. Just received 500 yds heavy
White Counterpart Goods call soon or it will he
zone. ParasoB very cheap at this time, as the
season is so far advanced. Boys and Mems Wear
greatly reduced IN prices to close out. Cheap
Wrapptngs for Ladies and Chlldren; call and see
what inducements offering in them. The
greatest bargains are offering daily in all kinds of
Dry Goods at MAlLERT'S old stand,
No Al Main street.
aA Store open every night until 10 O'Clock, and
Saturday night until II o'clock. Don't forget, No
al Main street, Lext tn George Jacobs Variety
and Cheap Bonnet Store