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Correspondence.

RocKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, August %, 1853.
To .Hr. Frdzisr:
The ladies visitors at these Springs take plea
sure in acknowledging the courtesy of the proprie-
tors in the very handsome and bountifu collation.
spread last night for the refreshment of the COM
pany.
They beg leave to return thanks In the name OF
the guests for the attention uniformly given by
yourself and your assistants to the visitors here,
and more particularly for the interest taken by all
In the Fancy Masquerade OF last night You and
your aids contributed not little to the gratifying
success which attended the iTnpromptu attempt to
add the pleasures of society to the tr-gfying
influences of the waters and the pure air of the
mountains. IT is but single sample of the lfbe-
rality that governs the management of the place in
all its departments. 4#s
We wish you much success, for certainly you de-
serve It, and are
Respectfully, your friends.
Mrs. NJ. T. POLLARD. New Orleans;
Mrs. d. l.. BACON, Richmond;
O. Mrs. l.. MEREDITH. Richmond;
Mrs. F. G. PORTER, Nashville; z's
Mrs. A. L. HOPKINS Mobile;
Mrs. De r. LAMAR, Augusta, Ga
Mrs. p. HAMILTON, Mobile:
Mrs. WILLIAM STEWART. Mobile: ~
Mrs. r. INGE SMITH, Mobile;
Mrs. +. MATHEWS, Alabama;
Mrs. W. W. BROOKS. Selma Ala:
Mrs. II. E. c. BASKERVILLE, Richmond;
Mrs. DR.. BARRETT st. Louis ~ -...-..
Mrs. IT. F. STEIBIISG, Staunton. Va.
Mrs. j. NJ PETTIGREw, Memphis;
Mrs. LINTHICUM, Georgetown, ID. G. -t"z
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Richmond, Va; E. 0. Watkins, netersburg,
Va; Mrs. J. H. Godon, Richmond, Va. !;
Mrs. Jane Walker, George E. Sadler, John
B. Berwick, Petersburg, Va; Robert
Bari, Richmond, Va; Charles Mitchell
Baltimore. Nd; Postmaster, Yanceyville,
Louisa county, Va; Mrs. Mary Allen,
Drumtown, Accomac county, Va. DR.. r..
C.. Nelson, Christiansville, Va.
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COMMITTEE
General P. T. REAUREGARD, Louisiana
Mr.. NJ. o. II. NORTON, Louisiana
Mr.. n. Il. KEENE. Louisiana;
Mr. JOHN ANDREWS. Louisiana
Judge SAMUEL J. DOUGLAS, Florida:
Colonel B. c. AAMS. Mississippt;,
Mr.. j. T. PERKINS, Alabama;
MIR. H. f. RUSSELL. Georgia:
Mr.. +. G. MOREHEAD. Kentucky:
Hon. HUNTER II. MARSHALL, Virginia
DR.. II. B. BALL. Virginia:
A. BOLIVAR CHRISTIAN, Esq, Virginia
Mr.. L. @. WASHINGTON, Virginia;
DOUGLAS TYLER ESQ.,, Virginia;
Major S. ETALSEY, Virginia:
J. B. PEYTON Esq. Virginia;
JAMES P. C0WAkDIN. Esq, Virginia; %
Mr.. CHARLES CARTER, Maryland;e Iy
DR.. J. HANSON THOMAS. Maryland: .
Hon. ANTHONY KENNEDY. MARYLAND;
Judge JOSEPH WICKES, Maryland;
MIR. S. III. TAGART. Maryland a.
RICHARD Fl. SPENCER. Esq, Missouri;
Mr.. l.. H SARGENT Ohio;
Governor PICKENS, South Carolina
Judge BACON. South Carolina;
Hon. X. T. MERRICK, Washington. ID. c.,
Governor F. S. ST0CKDALE. Texas; ..a
DR.. j. +. MAY, Washington. D. d.
PEYTONS & CO.,
au 2l-2s&2s Proprietors.
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IORI Ot RlCbnONI. ALGCSI "a, 1870.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York, mer-
chandisc and passengers. w. c. Dunham co.
Steamer state Of Maryland, Baltimore merchan-
disc and passengers, Harveys Williams.
Schooner \. Hinton new. Duglis Washington.
ID. c.. in ballast Gray & Boiling.
Schooner W. Frayscr. Baltimore, merchandise,
captain,
Schooner General Marion, Windsor, Nova Sc0-
tia, merchandise. A. s. Lee.
SAILED Sunday, 23dl.
Schooner Migncneltc. Baltimore, light.
Schooner Mary Willis, Baltimore, merchandise,
Crowel 4 Currc.
Schooner O. Ii. Talley, Baltimore, merchandise,
Curtis L Parker.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers. L. y. Tatum.
Steamer Niagara, Brakeman, New York. mer-
chandse and passengers, W. G.. Durham Co.
Schooner j. a. Brown, Fall River, merchandise,
I. Branch i Co. ..
MEMORANDUM.
CITY POINT, August 23.-Arriyed, bark (Br.)
Ranger DotY, Baltimore In ballast u. +. w at-
son. Richmond: schooner Nellie Brown, Higgins,
Boston, for Richmond.
BY TELEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL. August oi.-The weather is very
stormy around the ccns. and many ships have
been wrecked. The ship Sara from Liverpool For
Quebec was lost in the Mersey, the captain only
being saved. The ship Queen of Beauty for Call
fornia. put back tismasted.
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aS- ROCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER
4 further supply Of this invaluablt
MEDICINAL WATER,

fresh from the Springs in half-gallons and quarts.
No mineral water has established such a reputa.
ton rs this in the cure Of some of the worst maa
dies of the human system such as Chronic biar.
rh9a, and Dysentery, Dyspepsia, Bronchitis. Scro.
fula. and Skin Diseases, Affections Of the Kidneys
and Bladder. and Piles.
In those ailments peculiar to the female consti.
tuition, 1t has achieved the most marked cures auG
In multitude of cases we'll vouched.
AS an appetizer and restorative to an enfccblet
constitution 1t is perhaps without rival.
Price, $40 per case of one dozen half gallon bot.
ties. We also sell the MASS or SALTS of the
water. PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
au 13-eodlot Druggists, Richmond, Va.
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TUEsDAY............. AUGUST 25, 1868.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at their store, ut
10 A. NJ, an assortment OF household furniture.
LYME 6 BROTHER will sell at half-past P.
M. u two-story framed dwelling at the corner of
Twenty-second and M streets.
FRANCIS T. ISB ELL will sell, on the premises
ats z. NJ. two building lots corner Eighteenth
and Broad streets and On Broad between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets.
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PIc-NIc.-The long-looked-for picnic of
the Manchester Baptist Sabbath school will
be held at Meaux's farm, on the Danville
road, on Thursday next. The train will
leave the Manchester (Hull street, crossing
at quarter to 8 o'clock A. NJ. Tickets can
be procured from any member of the COM
mittee. This is good opportunity for q
delightful trip to the country and to get a
good dinner.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAlS-
IsG IN. TIE RICHMOND PosT-oFFlcE At
GUST 25, ls6s.-Edward W. Morris, Han
over county, Va; r. W. Apperson, Rich
mond, Va; E. L. Powell, Norfolk, w..
John Laughton, Baltimore, Md; l.. W.
Glazebrook (estate), Alpheus Newman,
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GRANT AND CoLFAx DEMONSTRATIONS
The procession and mass meeting of Rich
mond Radicals will take place to-day. The
programme and list of marshals is pub
lished in our advertising columns. Mr..
Deuringer has refused 10 allow his City
Spring Park to be used for the meeting.
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&DvEETTSISG.-A celebrated wholesale mer-
chant in London. England has presented the pro-
prictors Of the Telegraph with 4 printing press
which cost S25 900 as token of appreciation. In
doing so he accompanied the gift by letter. which
said ''By judicious advertising In your paper i
have amassed the fortune which enables me to Of
fer this testimony of regard and good-will' NJ.
ELLYSoN .E Co, newspaper advertising agents,
will insert advertisements in all the principal news
papers in Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee,
and the principal northern cities, at publishers
rates, for cash. Office In Dispatch building.
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GRAND PIc-NIc.-The ladies of the con-
gregation "Beth Ahaba" are making ar
rangements to give grand picnic at E
J. Euker's Spring Park on Thursday next
the 9th instant. This promises to be one
of the most agreeable entertainments of the
aaas0n
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.uuGs, ssEDECENEs, &c.

,rrysBURG KATALISl NE WATER
~ NkAlneSnNnFRFUI.- CURES AND CURA-
I IL The GETTYSBURG SPRING
- NEFt", ","ornouuce that they have completed
Nf&f M, for supplying the Gettysbnrg Meai-
,-.SggeHtHe,n ,n a scale Commensurate with the de-
#" Physicians and inNa,lus us'sins ,i,iSl r M
~a1'. ~, thera ,,cuttc value ana virtue ot TINS
.., - ~ ~, "a snnlcation 10 the office Of the COM
a'a7 VIZ" = NJ tho druggists stores, be FURNISHED
say ",,'ni copies of statements OF inVailds, ana
90 ~ fullncat medical men sS to its curative
-n'.S 80 ru!v uuerfiug test OF the value oi any
r,;rc ~ i, referred 10 the thousands Of !nva
laeI ",beir medical advisers In every part o! the
a. &'11 =, !, have since the general introduction
r"oI' ,rsirr among the people some slN lnonths
& tbs rrrra bS its use of distressing or fatal
.,<,ro,Incd testimony establishes beyond all
iAN Mo doubt the superiority or this water as
7e>fy for rhcumNisln, E"ut graNei, nySpepSSiar
,..',! iit,.r>rCSs ciC.A catarrh. neuralgia. aud
.H,' it., .r,ltrs over SilufhCrS known 10 matcria
~, .2-' nr found IN the mineral springs Of mo-
tge'> >rfp demonstrated I'll number OF In
ta l,os>c>S ihG. powcr oi solving calculus or
st'. d. ,in bladder ana tiTv craze deposits or
s. -g ..mr, formed by rheumatism, gouL and
..d uf permanently cnring these diseases.
.n..t medical science and the most celebrated
...-.. waters have hitherto only provided pallia-
..s, of arrcsttnC the progress, fnot permanent
ing AIhumengria, or Brights Disease.
r's v.,s.l is confidently claimed 10 be the only
.-a .,prlg water with which great and re-
E.1!c cares have oeea effected away from lis
.,,,rf, per quart bottle fifty cents; per case Of
.. t.gru %ii. Depot, No. - Liberty street, New
,... !'o<!-o;uce box No. jlaS. For sale by drug
90 '~'', p 'ECFII., LApD X co. Druggists,
,.-,,I.;u EichnOud, Va.
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\ ATOTICE-TO ALL WHOM 1T May CON.

nR. II. WYTHE DAVIS has removed
il y his residence to No. ITO GRACE STREET,
between Adams and Jefferson. au 2o--lw*
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To KEEPERS OF ORDINARIEs.-General
Stoneman has granted permission for the
holding of special term of the Hastings
Court to-day. The magistrates will meet
in the Hastings courtroom at II A. NJ. 10
near applications to keep ordinaries.
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MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING. Last Sunday.af-
ternoon white boy named Jacob Stedden,
about eleven years Of age, while passing
through the Shockoe Hill Cemetery, was
shot in the leg by some unknown person,
and without apparent provocation. The
lad was on his way to Sunday school at the
time of the occurrence. The wound is Sc
rious but not dangerous.
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Agents AND COLLECTORS.

GSRANK D. HILL,
II GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
No. f0ls MAIN STREET, RICHMOND. Va.
Will RENT OJT HOUSES and O OIL l. 4 G I
CLAIMS of every description.
Refers 70 Messrs. LANE easter Co.; Powhatan
wejsiger ESQ: John NJ. Gotldin, Cashier Planters
National Bank; Messrs. William G. DuRham &
Co. Agents Old Dominion Steamship Company
DIR. F. II. Deane; Messrs. w. u. Martin IL Co,
iy 3o-tm
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Ladies' ST am in receipt of your note of this date.
find 1t difficult to express my full sense eof graft
tude for so kind and Hattering Il testimonial from
those whose good opinion certainly valne most
highly. You do no more than justice to my aids
and myself in believing that our aim Is to contri-
butte all in orr power to the comfort and enjoy
ment of our guests. That you are satisfied and
pleased with the result is gratifying to us to know.
In the immediate prospect of closing with the
close Of this watering season In October my con-
neclion with this property and business be- to
avail myself of the occasion to express one senti
ment which profoundly cherish.
1t Is common to speak of the position hold OF
proprietor or manager Of a watering place as not
merely arduous and eXhausting. but thankless and
altogether unpleasant. Such has not been my eX-
rer!cnce. Difficult. and ayduous, and exacting 1t
may be to condnct successfully large establish
mcnt of this sort In this wilderness of mountains,
but 50 far from such we-dirccted efforts proving
thankless and unappreciatcd. have found large
majority Of the refined Intelligent. and cultivated
soiOurners gathered here annually from so many
States more than willing TO receive with kindness
and TO judge with most charitable Judgment all the
eff rts made by the management IN their behalf
Grinbers will he found everywhere but the soci-
city Of guests annually convened at the Rockbrid2e
Alum are fairly represented by the committee
whose pleasant words I have now the honor TO
acknowledge.
beg. ladies, that you will accept for yourselves,
and carry to those you represent on this occasion.
the Joint and grateful Acknowledgements of my aids
and myself.
Very respectfully and truly yours,
WILLIAM FRAZIER.
70 Mrs. Judge Hopkins, Mrs.. De Il. Lamar, and
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CosT OF JUSTICE AND REVOLUTION
Governor Wells has ordered the payment Of
$4,000 to the sculptor Rogers for the
bronze figures of Justice and Revolution
recently placed on the Washington monu-
ment. -E
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REPAIRS COMMENCED. = Workmen are
putting up the scafolding around ST. Paul's
church preparatory TO commencing the re-
painting and stuccoing of the building.
The work will probably be completed be-
fore the rector's return to the city.
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PROPOSALS.

CITY GAS WoRKs)
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE, :
RICHMOND, August II, 1853. }
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
~ CE1VED at this Office until the Goth instant,
IL O'Clock NJ, for furnishing the works with
SCREENED SHE'LL LIME, for purifying pur-
poses for twelve months commencing on the lst
Of September next to be delivered ut the works at
Rockttts. The Committee on Light reserving the
right to reject any or all proposals.
Any further information uf requiredl VIII be
given at the superintendent Office.
BY order Of the Committee on Light.
au 15-td B. BRAGG superintendent
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SALE OF REAL EsrATE.-Mr. Francis 7.
Isbcll sold at auction on yesterday build.
ing lot 322a5 by l4O feet, Oh the east side OF
Third street between Cary and Canal, for
SCI per front foot. Total, 81 ,992.67.
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ITO CURE OR NOT TO CURE-THAT
is the ot,eston and the only question which affects
In the slightest degree the interests of such persons
as are afflicted With Dyspepsia. Dsordercd Bowels
Loss of Appetite, Nervous Headache, Constpa.
ton and such other diseases as have their origin
In Improper digestion. We admit that sufferers
had better bear their Ills than resort to remedies
that they know not; but when they have the assu-
rance OF their friends and neighbors that BA-
kEE'S BITTERS are an unfailing remedy 1or
strengthen the nervous SYSTEM quicken the liver,
rniven the mind, and expel all Improper secre-
tions 1t Is little strange that all who suffer do not
seek relief by the use of them. These BITTERs
have now borne the test of time, and from their
curative properties have become an established
family medicine IN this section of the country.
Their properties are purely vegetable. may be
taken by all classes without fear Of injury, and
will prove unfailn2 tonic in all cases Of loss OF
appetite. ,
Sold at wholesale and retail by r. W. POWERS
aud druggists generally. Z. BAKER,
Proprietor,
iva Box a3a Richmond, Va.
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Airllmond 1fspatth.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE ..D1sPATCH' ;,
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU.
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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To those who have been long annoyed from tet-
ter ringworm. poison oak, Itch or other eruptons
Of the skim we cordially recommend BENSoN'S s
S .LALEM BROTH rs speedy and certain relief.
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DYEENG AND SECURING.


10y WANT FINE AND ELEGANT
and h,!n,iii r, and Mt the sunc time CHEhP
yeTn,au.hABLE, 20 TO II. A. ArKINSoN,S,
!M T erect between Fr@nkltu and Ross, No.
~ar,sEeS nsa y oi Ills own make, which he win
10 .tfD, also other grades, tie is wcIl prepared
NTET ~ 70 tie UNDERTAKING DFPhkT-
ryrs 49, ~ As business 81 every style Ia which fe
perlrr"N ..rtsphal attention, BaytaE had an ex-
hit,er,f IT. - Dirty years rs lnarufac.urer, be
kEPAInss5ti That be cal give entire '.tiasac;ion
IagrN-'lSO aud BOXING done IN tie best
"n" ~ Tie shortest nola !.
lylEn H. a. ATKINSON,
No. lo9 Governor street!
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MENITF Il BN NTI,,
pharma"eEiiSts. 90 Main street.

SUGAR-COATED pILLs.-The attention
= NJ rnysictans and Others IS called TO lny stocf
= CSI;IEk-CukTED PILLS and GRASCLES.
hsye in store the most complete assortment In tho
CIV from tie best manufacturers, which can sell
-. mann 'actlryrS' prices. Catalogues and price
fI.s furnished on application. JOHN W. RI
~u%. Apofnccary and Druggist, corner Main and
-rri-T elrr.te Richmond VI. my1
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HANDSOME MONUMENT TO THE LATE
WILLIAM CURR1E.-By the last steamer Of
the Powhatan line from Baltimore hand
some monument to be erected to the me-
mory Of the late William Currie was
brought TO this city. 1t was consigned to
Thomas Potts, administrator of Mr.. Cur
ries estate, and was transported free by
the Powhatan Company.
The monument is of pure Italian marble,
and is the workmanship of Gaddess Bro
Tiers, of Baltimore. 1t bears the following
.iuccription
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FOR NEW YORK.-OLD 1>sSS
H. DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM-S1SsIAssaass, -
ship ISAAC BELL, Captain H. A. BOURNE, will
leave her wharf at Rockets OH TUESDAY, Au
gust 25th at O'Clock A. NJ. Freight received
until O'Clock on the day Of sailing. Fare, $l2
Round tickets, 500. Steerage, 80. For freight OF
passage, apply to
WILLIAM C. DUNHAM Sc CO.,
al 24-2t corner Eleventh and Main streets.
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pAGS, BAGS, @BAGS.-4o,0oo GRAIN
I'D BAGS for sale-from the cheapest Shipping
to the heaviest English ltnen-hand-made, double
stitched; sold on account of manufacturers. Also,
for rent any quantity on terms laid down 6y Saan
ber OF Commerce. We bay WOOL. ot III W
and quantity for cash; sell Hoyt Brothers Lea
THEIR BETTING on commission as manasa,ssn- aa,a
rers prices and keep constantly on hanS tuii 20"
sortInent OF GROCERIES and LiQGonS;;,
sN''e.' : =, WINSTON q POWERS 4.
tvss corner Cary and Fourteenth streets.
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.e-BATCHELoR,s HAIR DYE.-ThI.

EE % Il Il y II Il LotS , Kiln U1E'-1iHs
splendid HAIR DYE is the best in the world the
only true and perfect dye harmless, reliable, In
stantaneous no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints; remedies the Ill effects of bad dyes invlgo
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or broom. Sold by ell druggists and perfuners
and properly applied at Batchelor's Wig Factory,
No. 16 Bond street, New York. ia 14-eCd
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BAKERIES.

|"-|~o'@@1
40 TO I. E. GILL'S BAKERY,
No $50 BROAD STREET,
for tie best LOAF OF BREAD In the city, the
best CRACKERS and largest variety, the largest
assortment and best favored CAKES, the best
BUNS, ROLLS, ard BUISCU1T-wholesale and
retail.
Call and see US. VIII sell as cheap as anybody.
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r>RENCu MEDICINAL

Z PREPARATIONS.
1. agents for Mr.. T.. FouGERA, New l"fh,
--.-sy agent for the United States for French an"
'... approved PHARMACEUTICAL FREPA'
r2TIuNS, we offer TO the public. and geau"tte
....H 10 he genuine.
Rlancar,i's Pills Of Iodidu of Iron,
Eoudault'S pcpsiuc and preparations,
l'aulliuia Powders, for HEADACHE
tlbcspryrc's Blistcring Tissue,
Franks Grains de Sautc,
llrrrau' Pearls Of Turpentine, &c.
Oacrvcuuu's Iron by Hydrogen,
tuniS Brownies ChoTodyne,
Malhcv-C aylus Capsules,
IAy.lir's Liqucur dc II G"u'c,
su9rrcicr'S Syrup l.aCiucirium.
E,r.,,ra's EllAir of HOrse-Eadish,
'''' MEADE 4 BAKER,
$50, pharmareEiiSts. glQ Main street.
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ITO STATION hsas-s1ssS.ss ],
L & HILLS LINE OF BOATSEEssss;Ssasszsssaas-EE
are now making regular trips. Goods rece ived for
all points on the canal between Richmond. Lexing-
ton. and Buchanan-boats leaving three times per
week. Office on basin bank and Eleventh street.
We solicit the patronage of our friends and the
public generally. Goods will be received at all
times at our Office. VIM. NJ. STATION, Agent.
iy 31-3m
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CoCHECo, sPRAGUE, DUNNELS, AMERI-
CAN, and PACIFIC CALICOES at l2ac. per
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VETELLE, REsTAURATEUR, No:
III 1904 MAIN STREET, has constantly On hand
an the L u UXURIES and everything In season tnss
can be obtained In this latitudeal seISse gar W az
the beat style at his tshles, or farnlshsu ss,Ss
residences of citizens. n,,rrS =, ,ha
The best I.iouoRs aud BREWED DkIShsss
his bar Excellent CLARET. suitable lcf tss sea-
con, Ut only Gtu cents per oossss.
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4" WILLIAM CURRIE,
Born December %, 1881
Died March 25. 1868.

UIeu .MarCH 20, IoDo.
Aged thirty-seven years"
/" Blessed are the pure in heart, for they
shall see God"
On another side are the words, My
husband %; and on the fourth, "Our
father.''
Mr.. Currie was for some time the Rich
mond agent of the Powhatan Steamboat
Company, and in this capacity was well
known to business men; but to those who
erect this testimonial he was endeared BY
the closer ties of family affection.
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WOOD AND COAE.

RICHMOND. VA, August y, 1885,
UiTING CONNECTED MYSELF WITH
| 4 w. u. c. Hartwell, agent for the owners OF
-. celebrated EuriooI CoalpitS Formerly worked
f.v .hy National Goa! Mining Company. am pre-
p. red To furnish the consumers OF Richmond with
IN. SOFT COKE, HARD COKE, and BTU
NINOCS COAL. for which these mines have
gained 50 good a reputation.
respectfully solicita continuance Of the iavorS
generously accorded ~ ny rather. Mr.. John f.
Larghtou. W. G.. LAUGHTON.
ugcr "u Basin bank corner Of Ninth street.
nNr
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rsAggNE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST 81 1858.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, AUGUST 25 1883.
Sun rises Noon sets.......... 11.49
Sun se.s.....6.33 High Tide, A. NJ. -. u. 81
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CONFECTTONEEEEs.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-From and
In after this date shall carry on the GROCERY
and NFECTIONARY BUSINESS at No. 202a
Main street on my own account.
au 25-3t* ANN ELIZABETH AUSTIN.
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ADJUSTMENTS. A
ADJUSTMENTS.
THE GRANDEsT FANCY MASK BALL
OF THE SEASON,
will be given at
GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

THURSDAY EVENING. AUGUST u, 1885,
Costumers will be present able to supply all ne
cessary dresses.
Every arrangement has been made to make It
THE !" ball of the Season.
Excursion Ticksts can be had from Richmond
Charlottesville, and Staunton, at greatly reduced
rates. Il
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NTOTICE To sHTpPERs-The boat

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-Theb boats Of
IN the JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA CA
NAL COMPANY win leave the dock as usual
promptly ut II IL. on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchburg and be-
yond collected on delivery, or prepaid at the op-
ton of the shipper. Freight received and de-
livered at my Office on the dock. ." .s.
Way freight will not be delivered till charges are
paid.
Soats locked and insured.
de IL EDWARD DILLON, Agent.