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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
= t'/hazy nth! faialty
j^ie«an% on their
■ssssys«r?T-" ""
. . Kvrinii I'owx CocscrLLOß !rrbisons r>
*?r u incSgas.—'Wm. Cook, oneottbi' l.r.vn
'oOpswich. Ensland, r.ad hi; fjrrin.an,
h«rc M<-h 'entonco-1 to tvrHve mO^!l«
cement for -toaUasr j:a.« from rho IP«wnh (.a <->_ >
rh» theft wa* fOmmlrteo by ntta l io~
Mcrat jiijw'to or.f of tho main pipos <>t the gas»oil -
jsanv.
<ome merchant* of I.«v»ca, Tex#,, iaten | nhip
. ome me ~ to i. ril „ co | a a «nn experiment.
h ," y wiU
beghippe^i'ro" 1 l.HVaea to tbe Outf purf.
.11 ♦»,- mfehan** o» Morc«rs'.»urs. P*., (12 in
have fivoa a pu'.Uo p!e«!ce over their
that after their pre«ent rtock
,Tthev will Wither i «y nor trade tor. *11 ». «tvo
airly, anient except !or medial or mechan
ical purpose?.
PrvciovKoßcra"K'.- (:arrt>tr ji ; eon
victe-i before the fnitod States dwtrirt court ol
New York f.»r loreinf paper* ill a pen ion ca*e, won,
on Tue.oiav, Kcntenced to the Slate * j>! hou (Sing
Sinff) tor sevn vear*. There w ere other cases
jx n'db? aeainst him, but they were tiot pressed.
Gold is rejwitct to have lately been di-eorereil
in Riley county, lowa. A man wi ires that he wash
ed out #S5 in or.e dr.y.
There are two cirls in Hanover county, Va.. it is
said, who make tWOO shiuslea per week, at S-'i.'-O
per thousand. They .-uj>i>ly the demand in that
part of the oouatry, and sell many in Richmond.
STEAMERS, EXPRESSES, Bcc.
T N ION STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
1 LINE OF STEAMERS.—FOR PHILADEL
PHIA. EVERY WEDNESDAY. VIA NORFOLK
AND CAPE MAY—Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND,
<V ( >t. Mitchell: Steamer VIRGINIA. Ci.pt. Teal,
mirt stoatuer PENNSYLVANIA. Captain LavmoßE.
Or.e of these splendid sieamers will leave Richmond
lor Philadelphia, every MONDAY and THURSDAY,
at fc.;h-«aurr, touching at Cape May to land pas
ser.i"rs. Reluruiug. leave Pbiladelphia every WED
NESDAY and SATURDAY, a: 10 o'clock, A. M., un
til farther notice.
Passenger* for Cape May «ill consult their interest
bv teitir.g this route, as it is, in addition to being the
cbe«"ie«t, tne uicft expeditious and comfortable
PaUkngkrs ton New York. —We have entered
ir.io arrangements to forward passengers through to
New York, either by ears or steamers", allowing thein
the privilege of re:si.aini:ii! in Philadelphia three or
four days, or proceed directly on to New York, upon
thf arrival of the steamers.
Snippsas To the West.—Tobacconists desirous
ol sh i»pin* to Cincinnati, will please bear in mind
that vie have made all tlie necessary arrangements to
fit.-ward tobacco through at 60 rents per 10#poar.as.
Due notice will be always given in aii the daily pa
pers in the city, when the steamers will be ready to
receive freight, and the hour of their sailing.
N B.—Shippers will bear in uiii.d that all bills of
l.viinp r.iUst be sent to the wharf at Rocketts, to be
signed before the snilinj of the steamers.
Pttsace through tiN. Y.. Is: cabin niid found, S3;
do do Cupe May, jS; do e.o Philadelphia, 4-8; do do
Philadelphia. 2<i cabin and found, $7 For freight or
passage, apply to
ROBERT RANKIN, Agent,
au 2fl Richmond, Va., on the Deck.
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH AND
X OLD POINT.—In consequence ct the repairs to
the steamboat AfGLSTA having required more time
thr.ii was anticipated, the Comjianv have chartered
ilie pieustiiL »lc«i!ur! J. £. CGFF'EE tu run between
Port Walthall and the above places, until the Augus
ta is completed.
The Coffee will be under the command of Captain
Wm. C. Smith, the former commander of the Augus
ta, so long and liivorabiy known to the travelling com
munity on the Potomac and James rivers.
The" Cars running in connection with the Coffee,
will leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot on
Friday, Jalv Ist, !8"3. at 6 o'clock, A. M., and on every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning thereafter,
at the *ame hour.
On the .llten.s-p viz: Tuesday.. Thursdaysand
Saturdays, the Cwtiee will i>-iive Norfolk at o* A. M.,
toaehie.g at Old Point throughout the bathing season,
and at the different landings on the river.
Fare between Richmond and Norfolk, Old Point,
&c &2 00
F'are between Richmond and Grove Wharf.... X 50
Meals each 50
Children o\ er three years and not over twelve
years of age, half price.
Servants through 1 50
Servants to any point on the river 1 00
THOMAS DODAMEAD. Superintendent
of the R. k P. R. R. Co. June 29th. 1853.
ADAMS & CO.'S NEW YORK, VIR
GINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA STEAM
SHIP EXPRESS, PER UNITED STATES MAIL
STEAMERS ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN, TO
AND FROM NEW YORK, RICHMOND, PE
TERSBURG, &.C;, fcc., tc.—Koriaf eSectedarrange
ments with the U. S. mail i'.ne of steamers from New-
York to Norfolk and Richmond for special Express
privileges on that route, we are now prepared to
receive and forward, to and from New \ork, MER
CHANDISE and PACKAGES of every description
with dispatch and at greatly reduced rates.
Our Express will leave New York every Wednes- !
day and Saturday per spiel,did steamers ROANOKE
niiti JAMESTOVi N alternately. Goods will be re
ceived at our New York otfice, 59 Broadway, until 3J
o'clock, P. M., on the day of sailing.
Merchants and others ordering goods from New
York, are requested to order by "ADAMS Si CO.'S
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS.".
Our inland Express will run as heretofore, leaving
New York and Richmond daily, in charge of special
messengers All Goods not marked to go via the in
land route, will be forwarded by the Steamer Ej.-
iiiess. ADAMS & CO.
J. L. SIcDONOt'GH, Agent, Richmond.
NOTICE. —Express packages for Nor
folk, Petersburg ar.d Richmond, intended for ship
ment per itf.irr.::! cr Jamestown, will
hereafter be received by ADAMS &. CO., 59 Broad
way, who are the only autliorized agents for Express
privileges by those steamships.
LUDLAM St PLEASANTS,
je 6—la 33 Broadway, New York.
Great northern mail route
REDUCTION OF FARE TO BALTIMORE
AND PHILADELPHIA.—On and alter MONDAY,
tin- 15th August, Through Tickets to Baltimore and
Philadelphia can be obtained ef firs Company over
their route, via Washington, on the following terms,
viz:
Tu Baltimore Si CO
To Philadelphia ,«8 00
Which secure to the passenger a trensit for self and
baggage through the city of Washington and Balti
more free of any extra charge whatever: and as five
daily lines are run between Philadelphia and New
York, at rates varying from $2 to $'3 for tai-htirst
Class passenger, ard proportionately for second
olass passengers, the public can now be'atnoloss fora
cheap and comfortable trip to New York.
The Through Tickets named above allow a reason
ble sojourn in Washington and Baltimore, without
detriment to any privileges conferred bv them.
S. RUTH,
Agent of Transportation.
Office R. F. kP. R. R.Co; I
Richmond, Auc. 12th, 18)3. 5
PINKY P OIN T PAVILION.—This
agreeable bathing place, and quiet retreat for
those in search of health and rational pleasure, having
been leased by the undersigned, with a view to the
purchase of it, if successful in his efforts to accommo
date the public, will be opened for the season on
Wednesday, 15lh June.
Many and varied improvements have been recently
made, calculated to promote the comfort of visitors,
aud nothing shall be omitted by the prep.it-tor and
li;» family, which can afford the least satisfaction to
uisgneats. Parents and their children will find Use
comlorts of home in ample provision, whilst the de
votee of lulrtng may cuano assured, m»: every neces
k'll accommodation in the way
of hshing boats and tackle, with proper persons to
j engaged in his captivating sport,
has been fully made. lu addition, a seine wi'l be
daily diawu lor the accommodation of the u'ace and
musT^l'be' in
ess -
px assKtr
in time to connect with the regular mil train of
ar b $ ,* 2 »
a week, $10 per week, and feSft l 1!" tban
and servants half price A, *\
contemplated on the 4thof s£*«?the pf fe"
prior to that date, nay come Wh .. olnt ' vuilo " l
that their comfort and <iuiet will Lot V J? " ,nr *i'Ct 1
any assemblage of a b >
Formerly proprietor of th/Founts®' L
PINET POINT Pavilion, |J 0^ lrtct
June 6th, 1&53. J
Vf ILEH A SON—Notice.—l have Just
i."x received by Express a lot of Miles k Son's
Patent Leather PCM PS, of superior quality, to which
1 would most respectfully call tbe attention cf all in
want of a nice pair of Shoe#, suitable for the p resent
season. ALEX. HILL,
so 13 _____ K0- 127 Main street.
MOLABt»Lh.— Jf>U hbda. really prime
Cardenas Molasi •», in store and for asle bv
»U 17 CHARLES T. WORTHAM
NO. 1 FAMILY LARD.—2O liblu. Wil
squ'* No. 1 Family LARD, in store, and for sale
h fjj WJ VVJI. TAYLOR.
I "* VARIETY,
7ST? IIN strong twilled
V f *!,"» for »"•'<• b?
" ■ « r »™ WILLIAMS fc BROTHER.
*<■ - i i-.......*,.. I i ..n. ..—
T"1Y1:KPOOL FINE >jALT«—iSUU sacks
S J in mi or**, tor SAla l-v
X WILLIAMS k PPOTHER
A DAMAN TINE CA N
< " DLES, ia atofe. for sa!o V v
.a 2A_ __ WILLIAMS &. BROTHER.
<S"PER3I CANDLES, iii »> li>. boxes*, fur
CVil-shy E. H. SXIKKER.
itu 23 Cnry »f.
VIABLE HAIR lililSlilS, a von r supt-
rieratticle.
M< 28 k. .r. nroT k co.
in arter s spanish mixf ur e tor
V> sale by K. J. PICOT CO.,
an 25 Druggst*.
1 FULL ASSORTMENT OF FAMII -V
jl jl GIIOCEIUKS always on h«ud tor
i,u 2i JAMKS n SUKLTON.
pKIME PICK LINO VINEGAR—And
« IM4 ortme U t of Spices, for f^HVRTON^
\ IITCHELLS CANDL E S.—:>o be >xes
L*X Adamantine CAND L KS•>T? * 16,*.!l 6 ,*.!' f U . r,? 6
by (au 2i| KDWI.N WORPHAM I( O.
npiN PLATE—ISO boxes assorted Tin
j~. |/ >ATK ' rfCt "HQ\V7N'U'OHTH AM k CO.
'I I* \RT'S Sit' A liS. —Li nil", C rus hod,
Powdered mid Cotiee SUGARS. in s'ore, for
«le by |a« i°J EDWIN WORTHAM St CO.
PYINTED BUCKETS, BROOMS,
H V<KETS, Cotton TWINE, L A MI'WICK. kc.
For saie by ["» EL A.M. SMITH St CO.
1 O'VERING'S SUGAR.—Fifty barrels
J Crushed SUGAR, for sale by
UI! £, KUWIN WORTHAM h CO
S'ODA. —Washing and Cooking Soda, tor
sr.-by JAMES 1!. S HELTON,
au i'i Corner of Broad mid 4th sts.
HAMS. —A prime article lor sale by
JAMES E. SHELTO'N,
au 2T> Corner of Broad and 4th sts.
INFERIOR WHEAT.—We wish to pur-
X c!me iO.it>;) busheio inferior WHEAT.
au ii S. McGItUDER'S SONS.
rriIOMASTON AM) WASHINGTON
X LIME— 250 ticrc°s LIMK. for sale bv
au 2~> KDWIN WORTH AM &: CO.
| HHDS. SHOULDERS, just received
per steamer Belvidere. for sale by
au 24 JOHN WOMBLE !c CO.
r BEANS. —A small lot for sale
X by SAML. AYRES.
au ~ j
"V"EW FLOUR.—Family and Ex. brands,
-L ' always on hand ana for sal? by
au22 GEORGE I. HERRING.
T OUISVILLE CTKED SHOULDERS.
-1 .J 2> lilids., bright liaudsoaie, lauding and for
h lie bv
an 'it JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
HIRE, for the balance of tlie year,
- a female SERVANT.
JAMES B. SHELTON,
an 21 corner of Broad and lib sts.
I AI'AX TOiLETT SETTS, a very supe
•' rior article, for sj.:e at
JAS. I). B. EVANS',
p.u 21 ! 17 West Main st.
MATS—A very l;:;c assortment
A oii baud, and for sale low an
JAS. D. B. EVANS',
an 21 117 West Main sf.
"PLANISHED TIN DISH~COVERS, a
X v rtine ait'cle. Also, a tine assorimeut ot
AVAITERS, for sale at JAS. I), i!. EVANS',
ail 21 117 West Main st.
CHOPPER WIRE SIFTERS, for Tobacco
J manufacture r>, for sale by
C. J. SINTON i CO.,
au 21 S!gu of the Circular Saw, 71 Main »t-.
1> AGON AND LARD.—4OOO lbs. Family
f BACON, very superior: prime Leaf LARD, in
jiails and barrels. I n store ami for sale by
au 21 P. WOOLFOLK, J a., 130 Broad st.
8 (JIiEST.S TEA, of various grades, from
good to .very superior; prime Java ai.d Laguayra
COFFEE, Received and for sale by
au24 r. WOOLFOLK, Jr.. ISO Broad st.
OIEL. CANDLES.—; 2."> boxes Hotel
CANDLES, (No. 12.) for sale bv
ELAM, SMITH & CO.,
au 2"> Cary street, adjoining Columbian Hotel.
UKE CIDEK YiNFALVK—HI barrels
pure Cider VINEGAR; for piekiing; for sale by
the sallou or barrel, bv
au 25 EL AM, SMITH k CO.
Tmtv mills and other brands
V_7 OK FLOUR, in whole and halt' lib's., for tale
by JAMES 15. SHELTON,
"au 25 Corner of 15road and 4th eta.
AKI>. IN BUCIvETsTVEItY SUPE
-111 Oil. Another lot just received, auci for sale
by JAMES B. SHELTON,
"au 25 Corner of Broad :id 4th sts.
I?OR HIKE. —I Lave ibr hire lor tlie balance
-ance of the year, a NEGRO MAN, which I 1
wish to hire to atteud to light work. Apj lv to
ED. I). EACHO,
Jin 2 J Gen'l. Agent and Collector. ;
Ll) APPLE and PEACH BRANDY,
lor Braiidyiup I'each^s.
Cloves. Spice.-. Mace, Ginger, Pepper, Lc.
Preserving Sugars. For sttie bv
_aii24 i\ WOOLFOLK. .lit., lflO Broad Ft.
IPOK HIKE, an able-bodied Negro MAN,
Ibr the balance of the ytar. He has been accus
tomed to driving. Apply to
au 23 JOHN \V. WEIGHT.
CMOKEI) BEEF, ]BEEF - TONGUES,
k7 PICKLED HALIBUT, PICKLED CODFISH
and SCOTCH HERRINGS, for sale by
h»J3 R. M. BURTON.
I ILY WHlTE.—Shawl's Spanish LILY
-l-i \\ lIITE, for cleansing, whitening and beautify
ing the skin. For sale by " A. BODEKER,
au 2<i No. 10 Main street.
I \ON S KATHAIIiON for the growth of
the hair, to prevent its falling off and turning
gray. A fresh supply just received and for sale by
au 2> A. BODEKEK, lOMainst.
IJACON —50 hhds. prime BACON SIDES
J receiving and for sale bv
anai—(if TINS LEV .V BRYANT.
BOOKISINDEKY AND BLANK-BOOK
MANI'FACTORY, at 121 Main street, has been
in successful operation for fifteen years. All kinds of
work, from the plainest to the most elaborate gild
ing, done iu a style equal to any northern establish
ment. and at moderate prices.
au 23 J. AV. RANDOLPH.
/JJ.KOUND SLICES, Ac—l'ure ground
Vfl GINOER, PEPPER, PIMENTO, CLOVES,
CINNAMON, white GINGER. Also, PEPPER,
MACE, NCTMEGS, CLOVKS, CASSIA, for sale by
PURCELL, LADD CO., Druggists,
au 'J- Main sr., corutrHth.
IVORY PEAIIL DENTIFRICE.— Th«
A best preparation in use for cleansing the teeth,
being entirely free from grit.
an 26 E. J. PICOT Si. CO., Druggists.
jj AMP AND MAC HINE OILS.—I cask
-1-i winter strained Sperm OIL; 2 casks winter
strained Solar OIL; 2 barrels rancid Sweet OIL. —
Just received and for sale by
au 2ti A. BODEKER, 10 Main st
HEAD, LAKES, CRACKERS. &<•.. de
livered morning and evening by wagons in any
part of the city free of charge. Families will tind it
to their interest to leave orders for such at
WM. B ALCONEIt'S Bakery, 171 Main street.
au 13
MACKEREL. — 12.) barrels largo and
medium size No. 3 MACKEREL, receiving and
lor sale by
au 2G—6t TINSLEY & BRYANT.
PLANES. — A complete assortment of
very superior Bench and Moulding PLANES,
ou hand and for sale low by
C. J. SINTONi CO.,
an 26 Sign of foe Circular Saw. 71 Msiu st.
( ; ROUND COFFEE. Mason's BLACK
" ING, MLSTARD, PEPPER and VINEGAR,
u» store and for sale by x
y WILLIAMS k BROTHER.
Q OF ROSES. —75 ouuees Turkish
. tu of for sale low to close consignment
au 10— ti JOHN A. ROBINSON,
j Corner Cary nud Va. streets.
Y\ is now prepared to
1 CRACKERS°TIm ° i dtaU ' rB wil " CAKES.
; u, thehW« t, givHim a can 0f " UCh "
; PAISTED UUtKiTi - , ", i; p". UUKUMS.
. WILLIAM EOOLESTON.
INDIA RUBBER COMre!
■ reifiiKfl a J°t ° f Rubber Long and OreJ^
* al ° 16 Pearl .tieet.
FOR BALE AND RENT.
1^0 li KENT—A mow brick' TENEMENT
? ea** ttrwst bfiposft* MlWil.
foundry, at present occupied bv Mr_JAmns Lilly.—
Tina i*"a targe .uidcrtnvnd*lit butldtw*, in C<*>« con
dition, end sr ltetf to the comfort of a lnrgp family,
or to be occupied as a bearding bou«e. 1
given in a tew day.
an 20 Pearl street.
rpHE subscriU'i'B art' to sell a
J most desirable DWF.IiLIXG, on the north side
ot Main atreet, between 3d nad 4;h Streets, having gc
,i mmodstionssufficient foralarge family.
UODDIN fe APPERSON,
nil ___ Aucls.
rflM KENT OB SALE.—The ueu brick
J tenement, situated on tb« corner of Franklin
and Bth streets, r.ud now in the occupancy of Dr.
Otis. This home contains every convenience for the
accommodation of a large and genteel family, being
roomy and supplied with city watur and gas! From
it* very central and pleasant location, this property is
peculiarly adapted for the use of a professional or bu
siness man, ami will be either rented or sold on very
accommodating terms. Apply to
an 33-5t -IAS. M. TAYLOR.
VALUABLE FA KM, <i MILES NORTH
»Tir»°£ . I » U oHA t P NI> ' NKAR BROOK TURN-
I IKK. rOH SALK.—Thesubtcribers art* authorised
to iiplU desirably located fcunu, about U miles north
o» Richmond, near the. Brook Turnpike, adjoining
the residence of Major James Hill, containing 126
Acres. The place has been newly fettled—all the
buildings having been erected within the lust twelve
months. About halt the land is cleared, balance iu
woods, some of which is original growth, and well
timbered. The improvements consist of a most
beautiful Cottage residence—having 5 rooms, besides
Kitchen, Quarters, liarn, Stable, 4-c. Tiie place cun
only be appreciated by an examination of it. Those,
therefore, disposed to purchase such a place, will
please call und examine the premise*.
For terms, and further particular', apply to
an 2"'—lit UODDIN L APPERSON.
Moist valua b l e p k i v a t e
DWELLING, ON GRACE AM) 7th STS.,
h OR SALE.—The subscribers are authorized to sell
that most valuable private dwelling at the corner of
Grace and 7th streets, now owned and occupied by
J udje P. V. Daniel. The dwelling contains 16 rooms,
of which 14 have fire places; besides larse brick
kitchen, brick stable and carriage house, end indeed
every accommodation for a large family. Nearly the
whole purchase money ca:i remain ns a lien on the
property for live years, upou condition that the in
terest be paid half yoarly. Apply to
an 2j—(it (iODl)IN it APPERSON.
FOR KENT, a small frame HOUSE, eon
taining a rooms tud a kitchen, North of St. James
aud Baker streets, near the residencs of J. 13. Martin.
Potsession can bt; had at once or in a few days. Ap
ply to EDWD. D. EACIIO,
au27 General Agent and Collector.
OK RENT —A comfortable Brick House,
on 2oth near I street. Church Hill, at present oc
cupied by Thomas J. Starke. Possession given in a
few da vs. Rent $132 per vear. Apply to
COOK. Agent?,
an 19 Pearl street.
aooD medicines. —stableks
V.T DIARRHCEA CORDIAL is a pleasant Mixture,
compounded in agreement with the rules of Pharma
cy, of therapeutic agents, long known and celebrated
for their peculiar efficacy in curing DIARRHtEA
and similar affections of the system. In its action, it
allays nausea and produces a healthy condition of
the LIVER, thus removing the cause at the same
time that it cures the disease.
STABLKII'S ANODYNE CHERRY EXPECTO
RANT is confidently recommended to invalids, as
unsurpassed bv any known preparation, for the cure
of COUGHS, HOARSENESS, and other forms of
Common COLBS: BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, CROUP,
CONSUMPTION in an Early Stage, and for the RE
LIEF of the Patient even in advanced Slagesof that
Fatal Disease.
it combines, in a scientific manner, remedies of
long esteemed value, with others of more recen' dis
covery; and besides its soothing and tontc quali
ties, acts through the skin gt u.lv, and with great etfi
caey. for the cure of this class of diseases.
The valuable Medicines above named have recently
been introduced, with the approval of a number of
the Medical Profession 1:1 tiie city of Baltimore
and elsewhere, and in practice have succeeded most
admirably iu curing the diseases for which tliev are
prescribed. They are otiered to the Country Praeti
tiouer, as Medicines which he can in all respects ile
peud upon, as prepared in agreement with the expe
rienct of ;e:n • of the moat learned and judicious
Physicians, and strictly in conformity with the rules
of Pharmacy, aud as especially serving his conve
nience, who cannot so readily R3 the City Physician
have his own prescriptions compounded by a practical
Pharmaceutist.
See the descriptive Pamphlets, to be had gratis of
all who have tiie Medicines for sale, containing re
commendations fiom Doctors Martin, Baltzlll,
Addison, Payne, Handy, Love, fee.
Doctor S. 15. Martin s:iys, "I do not hesitate to
recommend your Diarrhiea Cordial and Anodyne
Cheery Expectorant," fee.
Doctor John Addison' says: "It gives me much
pleasure to add my testimony to that of others, in
t'avor ot' the extraordinary kfiicacy of your
Diaiikhcea Cordial, kc.-, and of the Expectorant,
"1 h';ve no hesitation in recommending it as a uiott
valuable medicine," Sic.
Doct. R. A. Payne says he has used the Diarrhcea
Cordial in his practice "with happiest effect, and
thinks it one of the most convenient and efficient
combinations ever ofered to our profession."
Doctor L. D. Handy writes, "I have administered
your Anodyne Expectorant ia several cases of
Bronchial AlS'ection, with the most happy results, and
from a knowledge of its admirable effects, I can,
with the greatest confidence, recommend it." &c.
Dcct. W. S. Love writes to us that he has admin
isfered the Expectorant to his wife, who has had
the Uronchitis for fourteen years, and that she
is fast recovering from her long standing malady. It
has in a few weeks done her more good than ail the
remedies she has heretofore used under able medical
counsel.
Sixteen of the best Apothecaries and Pharmaceu
tists iu the City of Baltimore, write, "We are satis
fied the preparations known as Smbler's Anodvne
Cherry Expectorant and Ste.bler's Diarrhiea Cordial,
are medicines of great value, and very efficient for
the relief and cure of the diseases for which thev are
recommended; they bear the evidence of skilf and
care in their preparation and style of putting up, and
wp take pleasure in recommending them.
Tiventy-seven of the most respectable Merchant*,
residents of Maryland. Virginia and North Carolina,
who have sold and also used these medicines them
selves, ay, "From our own experience and that of
our customers, we do confidently recommend them
Pro Bono Publico. We have never known any reme
dies used for which they are prescribed, to be so effi
cient, and to give such entire satisfaction to all."
The above notices of recommendation from mem
bers of the Medical Faculty, Pharmaceutists of high
s;auding, ami Merchants of the first respectability,
should be sufficient to satisfy ail, that these medicines
are worthy of trial by the afflicted and they are of a
different stamp nnd'cluss from the "Qnackery" and
"Cure Ails" so much imposed upon the public.
For saie by Druggists, Apothecaries ana Country
Storekeepers generally.
E. H. STABLER & CO.,
Wholesale Druggit-ts, 120 Pratt St., Baltimore.
For sale by Druggists g< nerally.
PURCELL, LADD &. CO.,
jy 4—dlawtw6in Richmond, Agents.
K. LAFONTAINIvS DOLI3LE DIS^
TILLED VEGETABLE EXI'RAC T—This
preparation will effectually remove aud cure CORNS
WARTS, MOLES, TETTER, SALT-RHEUM and
R!NG-\VOItM. In ottering to the public this extra
ordinary SALVE, we are aware of the many ditlieul
ties we have to surmount, owing to many prepara
tions heretofore introduced, pretending to effect that
which they were never able to 6uslain. All we ask
of any one is to try it in our presence, for three or ten
minutes, and they will soon be satisfied with its hap
pv results.
'This SALVE is quite safe, and almost miraculously
destroys the unnatural growth ot fie all cu man or
beast." Itviil cure any of the above named diseases
in from to ten minutes; and being purely vege
table, it will not act on any thins: eave unnatural or
vitiated flesh. !t is needless to bring forward a long
list of certiiicates, as a fair trial will satisfy the most
incredulous. For sale by ,
R. R. DUVAL & BROTHER,
an 27 No. 199. corner above the Bans?.
ENUINE SALAMANDER SAFES —
The eubsciitei is now receiving a full assort
ment of "S. C. lie-rinn's Wilder'* Patent SALA
MANDER SAFES." (None others are genuine but
those made by Herring.) His SAFES hu\ e stood the
test of a thousand tires, took the premium at tue
World's Fair, and will take it every where. The
sabscriber being Agent for the State of Virginia, is
prepared to have them manufactured to order, of any
size, from ©Kto BloUl. All merchants, brokers, banks
and momed men should have a Herring'# I ateut
SALAMAN DER SAFE. Call at 13fi Cmry street, and
make a selection. R. McCANDLI.SH, Jr.,
jv 7 lJu Cary street.
TRUSTEES' NOTICE.—PeI-sons indebt
ed to CHARLES Baker are hereby notitkd that
he has conveyed to us, as Trustees l'or the bentnt of
his creditors,"(among other things) all debts due tc
him of everv kind and description. Persons indebted
to him will therefore tni.ke paytm nt to uf. or £ o our
agents. WATSON k HUGHES,
au IS—eo:\2\r 7 e j
i REENE & HEATH, COMMISSION
1 MERCHANTS, San Frar> :.-co, California, v.ill
attend to shipments of Flour, Tobacco a' l ' Merchan
dize generally. Prompt return , will be mtdi'. Rcler
to Messrs. A, i. A. Lawrence Si Co, Boston; Ail;u Si
Pax son, Pirrttsou, Adams k Co., Muitland, Phslpe St
Co., New York; Courtney, Cushii «; Si Co., llaltiiaon :
Edwomi. Davenport k Co., Davenport, Allen & Co.,
Richmond. mi I. —eou'.ri
ICORICE. —J~ cases Sagford's very eu
uerior Mass LICORICE, receiving and for sale by
p JOHN A. ROBINSON,
au 10—1» Corner Cary and Va. slreets.
Licorice sticks.—yo cases superior
F. O. Stick LICORICE, now in store, for sale.
JOHN A. ROBINSON,
au IC—ta Corner Cary and Va. street*.
CI'ICES OF ALL KINDS—For sale by
au 25 ELAM, SMITH k CO.
miscellaneous.
VU'LENDID PIANO FOKTEb.—J. A.
MitKi/Vl* b«* j u *t reei-ivenfrom tb» «eicbraied
manuihctorlrs of ifesdis. Kuan's fe Co.,.o>Hh ri t Co.,
and l!*rn«, a number of their ekgant toned I'IANOS,
with ajli the modem Improvement#—-end as they cr<mr
from maniiikcUrern who ttand uu rival led. their torn?
atiif durability cannot ho aurpaaaed—which he will
sell low.
He klao haanuband a large lot of FURNITURE of
his ovfu manufacture, made ot" Rosewoed, Walnut,
Or.k a'.'.d Slthciitj aide up iu the best style; and
for wftrkmanahip eaimat b'< aurpam d in tumor the
Northern markets, betog ail made by hand and not by
machinery.
UNDERTAKING—He still keep* on hand a latje
lot of COFFINS, and wM*ire his individual atten
tion to all crderg letl at Lia W&reLcicao, *'u«ro he
can always be found.
gp 2-i—<lfect* J. A. BELVtN. Governor at.
JAMES WOODHOUSSETS, late Na*h &,
Woodhomi'g, PIANO FORTE Ware Rooms. Ea
gle Square, Richmond, Ve.—The subscriber lias tor
sale, at bis Ware Rooms. above hi« Bookstore, an as
sortment of PIANO FORTES as extensive a* can he
seen at any other establishment of the kind in the
Union.
In order to keep up this variety he is constantly sup
plied from three of the largest, n out reliable and dis
tinguished manufactories in the United States, viz :
A. STODART fe CO, J. B. DUNHAM and J.
CHICKEKINU.
Instruments of these makers can be furnished at
8225, 2M), 27.5, SCO, a? 0, 375. 400, *50, 500, up to $fjOO.—
Com prising an assortment from the lowest priced good
instrument made to ihs richest and most elegant.
The diiitreuce in finish and number of octaves con
stitutes mostly the variation iu prices.
All instruments fron the above makers have their
name upun them ard are warranted perfect in tone,
touch, workmanship and durability.
The subscriber pledges himself to exchange or take
back any PIANO sold by him, which may prove
otherwise than good.
Orders from the country promptly and faithfully
executed, and packed securely to go any distance
without injury.
The subscriber has cow forsale several second-hand
PIANO FORTES.
OLD PIANOS taken in part payment for new ones,
PIANOS tuned and repaired. an 9
TtfL'NKS & CLAKK'S PIANOS.—P. H.
i.l TAYLOR, sole agent in this city for the sale of
PIANO FORTES made by the above named celebra
ted makers, is constantly receiving elegant and plain
PIANOS from their extensive and long established
manufactory.
Their instruments received a prize at the "World's
Fair, London, and several prizes at the American
Institute Fairs in this country." They combine
all the modern improvements with the METALLIC
frame and patent OVER STRINGS, and are confi
dently recommended for sweetness of tone end great
durability, which latter quality will be appreciated
in the country, where good tuners are seldom found.
P. 11. TAYLOR has sold these instruments in this
city for the last seventeen years, to the entire satis
faction of his numerous customers.
Tiie public are cautioned to observe that
the title of the iirm is NcNNS-fe Clark.
Old Pianos taken in part pay for new one*.
Guitars, Violins, Accordrons end Flutes. Also, Gui
tar and Violin Strings of the best quality.
P. H. T. has in store the largest stock of new and
standard Music to be found south of Baltimore, and is
in the weekly receipt of all the new and fashionable
music of the day. A liberal discount made to schools
and dealers. PIANO AND MUSIC STORE,
au 1 160 Main street.
/lED Al£ T A K—C UN SV M P TION
V_V CURED.—The most successful remedy now in
use for the cure of Incipient Consumption, Bronchi
tis, Asthma. Coughs, bore Throat, diseases of the
Liver and Kidneys. King's Evil, Tetter, Dyspepsia,
fee. prepared by" Mrs. B. B. Norris, 313 Ealtuuore
street, Baltimore.
Persons afflicted with any cf the above diseases,
who may doubt the efficacy of the Cedar Tar, are re
quested to call on the Agent, who will produce nu
merous testimonials of its great healing power from
private citizens, and a number of the medical faculty.
The medicine is yet in its infancy, and is destined to
supercede all others iu the cure of diseases ibr which
it is recommended.
Call and get Pamphlets containing certificates.
Beware of counterfeits. The genuine article
is for sale by
P. MORTON KEACH, 91 Main street,
Sole Agrit for Richmond, and
an 17 _ General Agent for Eastern Virginia.
K. JOHN H. WILLIAMS is this day
admitted as a partner in onr firms.
COOKE BROTHERS fc CO.,
. San Francisco.
JOSEPH J. COOKE fe CO.;
New \ ork.
San Francisco, July Ist. IS'S. au 18—lm.
COOKE ISKOIHEKS & CO., GEN
ERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, San Fran
cisco.
Joseph J. Cooke & CO., No. 13,
Greenwich street, New York.
Agents for the purchase and shipment of -MER
CHANDISE for the California and Oregon Markets.
JOSEPH J. COOKE.
GEO. LEWIS COOKE.
JOHN H. WILLIAMS. au 13—3 m
T 11. COGHILL & CO. WHOLE
*J • SAI.E DEALERS IN GROCERIES AND
PROVISIONS, AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
EIRE-PROOF BRICK WAREHOUSE, SAN FRAN
CISCO, CALIFORNIA.
Refers to Mr. James Thomas, Jr., Richmond, Va.;
Messrs. Purcell, Ladd it Co. Richmond; Messrs. Bar
ling, McKer &. Co. and Mr. J. S. Eastman, Baltimore;
C. A. Meigs, Esq. Cashier American Exchange Bank,
New York; Messrs. Ross, Falconer, 1(11 Pearl Street,
New York; Messrs. Page, Bacon Sc Co. Bankers, Sun
Francisco; Beverly C. banders, Esq. late Collector of
Customs, San Francisco. je I—3m
J. H . COGHILL. WM. N. COGHILL. A. J. COGHILL.
/IJS. "luck, stock Xndlland
WARRANT AGENCY, GOVERNOR ST.
STOCKS bought and sold on Commission. The
highest price paid for LAND WARRANTS. GOLD
AND SILVER WANTED.
["#** Prize Tickets in all Lotteries sold in Lotteries
under the management of R. France & Co. will be
promptly paid by me, and all inquiries relative to the
business of R. France k Co. addressed to them at
Richmond, will meet with prompt attention.
my 2 C. B. LUCK.
M MARTIN SMITH, STOCK, LAND
• WARRANT AND GENERAL AGENCY,
Oflice 14th street, old stand for many years occupied
by John M. Clarke as a Lottery Office. The highest
market prices paid for old Virginia Military Land War
rants and Land Warrants under the act ot September
28, 1850. All outstanding Prize Tickets sold by Mr.
Clarke will be redeemed by the subscriber.
M. MARTIN SMITH, Agent.
N. B.—Persons at a distance can obtain any infor
mation relative to the old business, and have their or
ders faithfully and confidentially executed by address
ing, post paid.
51. MARTIN SMITH, General Agent,
mv 31—d3m Clarke's old stand, 14th st.
GENCY FOR CLAIMS.—ABEL U.
MAYO, having been engaged as a Clerk in the
Pension Office for nearly three years, is thoroughly
acquainted with the manner of prosecuting success
fully CLAIMS to revolutionary and other pensions,
and to BOUNTY LAND under the various Acts of
Congress and will attend to any business of that kind
which mav be entrusted to him. He will also p«ose
cure CLAIMS of every description before Congress
arid the several Departments at Washington. His
charges will be reasonable. Any reference given that
may be desired.
Office on 13th or Governor street, next to P. SI.
Tabb Sc Son, Richmond, Va. au 9— lm
IKE, LIFE AND MARINE INSU
RANCE.—The Richmond Fire Association are
now prepared to issue policies of Insurance on the
above description of risks on as reasonable terms os
any similar company, and respectfully ask a share of
the patronage ot the public. Applications will be re
ceived at the office, No. 223, corner of Main and 9th
streets, where the others will cheerfully furnish all
information that may be required. All losses prompt
ly and liberally adjusted"
J JAMES BOSHER, President.
John 11. Cosher, Secretary. mh 17
AYO <fc NOTTS, ATTORNEYS AT
LAW. wi'.l practice in the Courts of Rich
mond. and the counties of Henrico and Hanover.
f»- Office on 13th or Governor street, next door to
P. M. Tabb it Son. BEVERLEY B. BOTTS,
au 9—lm ABEL 17. MA^O.
SAMUEL AY RES, Commission Mill
et? ant, Richmond, Va.—Particular and personal
attention paid to the sale of a.l kinds of COUNTRY
PRODUCE, to forwarding and filling orders. Office,
opposite Columbian Hote?« au M—tg
/CARRIAGES, CAR RIAGES.
\j The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach making
establishment, on Lombard Alley, between Main and
C-'iry, (13tli and 11th streets,) near the Columbian Ho
tel, "Coaches, Cliariottecs, Barouches, Buggies with
acu without tops, and Sulkies, all of his own make
of the beet materials and workmanship—all of which
will he sold as low as good work of the kind can be in
the city of Richmond; and respectfully asks a call
from those in want of any artiele in the Carriage line,
as I am determined to make to order and sell at the
low est prices possible; and all work scld, tLat is new,
warrantf <1.
ap 4—do in MICAJAH MANOUM.
\~EW LINE OF COACHES FROM
T° THE HOT AND WHITE
SULPHUR SPRlNGS.—Visitors to the Virginia
Springs, and the public genetallv, am informed that
r w . Jl' 1 "" 1 " 1 Coaches of the HOT SPRINGS
LINE, which will be run tri-weekiy during the
t-priiiw season, will leave Staunton and the White
i''i? nr J or the Uot s P r '"K«. eve it Monday, Wedue#-
8 ' * t'day, and will leave the Hot Springs foT those
places oti the alternate davi Tb.- mjh' stand mm
feU inton and the Wiiite suiuhur, win uti at nc Hot
apnngs.
Passengers will bo conveyed speedily, comfortably,
and without night travel.
Fare from Staunton to the White Sulphur, <5 .■><)•,
to the Hot and Warm Springs, each ©J £0; to the
Bath and Alum, $3.
Au extra Coach will be kept at the Hot Springs.
Those who wish to take this line will re member to
pav through on the Central line only to Staunton.
For seats apply at Woodward's Hotel, In Staunton.
TH. GOODE.
Hot Springs, Jul; 13,1853. jy it—2m
WAT CHE 3 AND JEWELHY.
(;RE AT BAKU Ai N LAN LL OB
(•v uoobs, AT ELIAti Jf». iV, MAIN
STRliE'i.—On hand audi receiving almost daily, by
Kteaiiter *nd Expr«s/, a large anortiscat of Otilil and
SHvtr Watchta from the moat c -lsbrated manufactu
rer*. nf every variety aud kind, wurrauted to perform
well; Oojd rub, Breast and Guard Chairs: Gold Ear
and Fhiger Rings, a great variety new »tyle§ and pat
terns; Bracelet*, Breast Pins, Pena and Pencil*,
Thimbles, £eya, fee. Aiao, a large assortment of low
priced Jewelry, suitable for the country trade. The
assortment of Gold and Plated Jewelry is more ex
tensive than at auy store In the country, comprising a
stock from upwards of thirty different manufacturers,
and for sale at their prices; Silver Ware, a large es
aortment. Also, Plated Ware, consisting of Tea Seta,
Mustard P»ta, Salt Cups, Spoons, Forkf, Ladles, Sugar
Tongs, fee. Also, a large assortment of Hair, Cloth,
Tooth aud Nail Brushes, Fancy Boxes, Soaps, Oils,
Cologne, Knives, Scissors, Razors, Combs. Buttons,
Plus. Needles and Thread, with an extensive assort
ment of small wares in the line, too numerous to
mention, for sale in quantities to suit purchasers, as
low as can be bought in any of the northern cities, or
frotn the manufacturers direct.
ELIAS HALE,
Importer and Manufacturers' Agent, ,
my 2t—ts 106 Main street.
rpHE CHEAPEST WHOLESALE AND
JL RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT OF GOLD
WATCHES AND GUNS IN THE CITY OF
RICHMOND.—HENRY HYMAN, of 90 Main sr.,
Richmond, Ve.—the only direct importer of Watches
to thin city, and also direct importer of double and
single barrel Guns, hps just received from Europe, di
rect, another lot of splendid Gold Watches, ano some
very superior double and single barrel Guns, which I
will self as low as any Northern Importer in the Uni
ted Slates. Country merchants will do well to ex
amine my stock before going North, aud also before
purchasing elsewhere, at the Cheap Cash Store of
HENIIY HYMAN,
96 Main street,
The onlv direct Importer of Watches, and
Direct Importer of Guns to this City.
N. B.—Just received, direct from the manufacturer,
a few more of the latest patent double barrel Guns,
which have given such general satisfaction; call
sportsmen, and examine them. Also, a large lot of
the beat English Caps, Shot Belts, fee.
o pii;it rappers.—
Oh! have you not heard the news from ths South,
It's not for the eyes, the nose, or the mouth:
The truth it will out, and shall while I'm able,
Of sounds that keep knocking on a common pine
table.
Six young men. all seated each with a request.
To know each their fortune, and whose was the best;
One ask'd if a lady, who, with love he did burn,
But the table would not knock, and it gave him a
turn.
All silence and attention, he look'd at the door,
When the table came rolling and tum'don the floor;
All look'd with dismay, for indeed I'm not joking,
Or on the poor Rappers, my fun I'm not poking.
One thing that I ask'd them, at that I did stare,
That if niv Watch it should stop, who could it repair;
Opposite the Dispatch, with its posts painted blue,
You'd find the best place, at BAIi-THO-LO-MEW'S.
\V. J. BARTHOLOMEW, Watch Maker, fee.,
an 11 Opposite the Dispatch Office.
Dentistry.
rjnilE comfort with which ARTIFICIAL
A T&ETH are now worn, and their filling all the
purposes for which they are inserted, is calculated to
renner many persona, too indifferent to the diseased
condition of'thtir mouths, and consequent loss of the
natural teeth, under the consolation, when the teeth
are gone, they can bo replaced by prettier ones than
those nature nad furnished.
To all such I would say, that Artificial Teeth are
well enough after the natural teeth are lost; bwt
that should be the last resort, as the mouth can be
made healthy and kept so through a long life, by ju
dicious Dental operations cu the natural teeth und
gums, with far let's inconvenience, pain or expense to
Latients.
R. P. ALDINGTON, (Graduate) Dentist,
au 23 Ofrlce one door from 10th on Main street.
A - KTIFICIAL teeth—great and
IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT.—The under
signed have purchased the right to use Dr. ALLEN'S
PATENT IMPROVEMENT iu the mode of insert
ing ARTIFICIAL TEETH, which is one of the
greatest and important inventions ever made in
this branch of the Dentist's art.
The improvement consists in the employment of a
metal superior to gold in purity, and in the complete
union of all the teeth by a silicious compound, which
at the same time forms the most beautiful and natu
ral looking gum, and filling up all crevices and irregu
larities, and rendering it impossible for the teeth to
become unpleasant to the wearer by the accumula
tion of particles of food or other substances between
them. No other mode of mounting artificial teeth i«
comparable to this in any respect.
Persons wearing teeth (inserted in the ordinary
way, aud not giving satisfaction,) are invited to Irj
this invention, which they can do at but little addi
tional cost.
We shall be pleased to show specimens of this kind
of work to any persons who will call at our office,
whether they want artificial teeth or not.
WAYT fe MAHONY, Dentists,
my 17—dfewts Offioe. 209 Main street.
BOOTS, SHOBS, HATS, &c.
THE LADIES.—Just received a lot
A of very fine GAITER BOOTS, of various kinds -
Tan colored, with heels.
" " without "
Black " with "
" " without "
" thick sole " "
" fox'd " " "
" " thin sale, without heel<i.
au 24 PEMBERTON k BRO.
GOODS.— I have just returned
i* from the North, where I have selected with
great care, the largest and heat assortment of BOOTS,
SHOES, TRUNKS, VALICES. CARPET BAGS, &c.,
that has ever been oilered for sale on this or the oth
er side of the Potomac. low.
ALEX. HILL,
Bit 16 No. 127 Main street.
A DIES' TAN COLORED GAITER
BOOTS, at 81..50 per pair.—Juafc received an as
aortmeut of Ladies' tan colored GAITER IJOOTS,
with and without tips, which I am selling at 81.50 a
pair. Call soon at ALEX. HILL'S
Ladies' and Gentlemens* Fashionable Boot and
Shoe Store, No. 127, Main street. au 10
1,1 ALL FASHION OF IIATS AND
CAPS.—I am in receipt of the Fall fashions of
gentlemen's HATS and CAPS, to which I invite the
attention of the public,
au 13 JOHN THOMPSON.
Boots, shoes, trunks, &c.—iam
now receiving my Fall Btock of BOOTS. SHOES,
TRUNKS, CARPET-BAGS and VALISES, from the
most celebrated manufacturers in all the Northern
cities. Please call and examine.
an 18 JOHN THOMPSON.
TRUNKS. —Another supply
JL of TRL T NK3 just received, embracing every
size, quality and price, among which are soim* very
superior iron- framed, all of which will be sold very
cheap at \Y£I. WALSH'S, j
No. 43 Main street, below City Hotel, opposite
au23 side.
I ADIES' SUITERS AN I) TIES. —,Just
-l-i received, a beautiful lot, and for sale at only
61 00, at No. 43, sign of the Boot.
\VM. WALSH,
Dealer in Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Carpet Bar*, Va
au 23 lices, k.c.
HATS AND BOOTS.—From fifteen to
twenty ner cent saved by burin g from J. H.
ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel Building, Richmond.
Moleskin HATS, of best quality ijy 50
Do do second do 3 00
Drab Beaver 3 50
Fashionable SILK HATS 2 50
Fine calfskin sewed BOOTS, 3 50
Congress Gaiter BOOTS j 25
Opinion of the Press.—(From the Fincastle De
mocrat, April 1, 1853.)—"8y the way, we would say
a word for our friend, John H. Antlionv, Columbian
Hotel Building, to those going to Richmond, ai:d
wai ting, on landing there, to brush up a little. Just
think of the finest kind of a IIAT for 50, and tine
calfskin eewed BOOTS for 63 50. He promises to do
this, and we know hecaa, for we saw liim dj it.
AO Ali D.—GENTLEMEN S DRESS
GOODS.—We respectfully invite Gentlemen
in want of handsome and durable DRESS HOOTS,
GAITERS, ic., to call aud examine our large and
varied assortment of articles in that line. We have
been at great pains to select the most tasteful and
choicest Gi:t>d», and have had made express!v to our
order various styles and pattern* ot gentlemen's
DEESS BOOTS, SHOES and GAITERS, that we
are confident will be approved by those who wish
something at once useful and beautiful.
Please give us a call at our large and convenient
store, where may be found the most complete assort
ment of BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS aud CARPET
BAGS, to be found at any one plac« in Virginia.
WHITE k PAGE, 73 Main street,
1 V 3 doers below ITpoiey's Hat Store.'
~~WOOP AMB COAL.
YVOOD FOR SALE. —The Kubscriber
* » having a large quantity pf WOOD to dispoae
of, has found it convenient to Uko a jaid for that
p mouse.
lii* yard is on Broad street, opposite Brooke Ave
nue. Orders for WOOD may be left at the stores of
G. O. Herring, Esq., Me«*re. Keeye i. lllair, James
I!. Shelton, or at the yard, wliicli will meet
with prompt aiui ti >i;.
He has on hand about 7PO tord superior seasoned
OAK WOOD, which he will sell at the market price,
ja Ift—t* JOHN F. KEKVjE.
HOM(EOrATHIC~CIIOCOLiri~fc
The subscriber ha* just received from the mate
uf'acturera, a consignment of Horaieopaihic CHOCO
LATE. This is au article at once nutritious aud pala
table, and is peculiariy adapted to children suffering
with Summer complaint The subscriber haa him
self tried it, aud Knows that fur invalids or sick chil
dren no wore suitable ax title cms b» obtained. For
sal« low at JAS.D. R EVANS*,
auH il? West Main si.
RAILROADS, STEAMBOATS, Ac.
LIN^
Ebtt'lfcs g^«i Ilr . W|te
liAp.N.Capt. CWM E.
« ? re.itt'.d atd unproved in trt.-rt T t~
*ct, i. now on the tout* between
.Itimore, once weekly. ™ * ua
pMK*g«r<l Wthi.Mrw.blß and eeenonik.l 1W
r 2" ftl * ula0 _ ud J>y tk >« morula# train on Mmmlm
of e?.ch week, at 7 o'clock, A. M., sod Tt tw
tw-re in the course of the night, fMMri* fc* mid.
trfght, tfeos> rncnnoß a cw:nef!m, w>:h the d:rt.~r"«
lines out of Baltimore the foUowit* wonifaig, ; tt
direction. Returning, pansenger* will 1-ave J
more on the afternoon ,!f Welnesd.v week
atSj o c.ock, P. M., and connect at (if Creek on th«
followisa morning with the train «f the RiefonotWT
Frederick»tter* sad Potomac Railroad Cmdimm
whkl> arrives la Richmond on Tha.-jwaj, »t 3 'Tffrtt)
Fare !n either direction, fsj forward cabin caom.
gers meal.,) $4 .50. Fi«e»-
f , a ™ .f or . cja« pawenxw* between Rsitimor®
by thpN pw CMti " ■»« Krsnchtow,
..lie, g2 50. tor second c!t» do. #1 50. Making th-.
whole fare from Richmond to Philadelphia br tS,
agreeable line, *7 a 0 only for fir.t chu, pmeßgeiZ
and 8G for second clew do. B
For farther particnlars, or through ticket., apply at
«l»s c v? Richmond, Fredoxickfburz aria iPota
mac Ranrcad Company.
J. B. WINSTON, Ticket Atent
Office R. K. k P. It. R. Company. ( ?
Richmond, March 29. 18W. " J ffi j, 29
IRGINIA ('KM KAL liAILRUAD —
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT.—Visitor* to the
Springs may expect more comfort by this route than
ever before; end if the coat of meals is considered, no
other ronte offers lower fare. The road i. open to the
base of theßlue Ridge, and the rai'» now being laid
between Waynesborough and Stauuten, it will be ia
speration this season.
The Stage line is under the management of J. L.
Heieieil, .0 well known to the pnblic.
Cue leave Richmond daily at UJ A. M., and tho
Western terminus of the Railroad at IH A. M.
daily connection.
To Rockbridge Alum Springs, (are 87 50
White Sulphur, passing the A'.um, Warm
and Hot Springs ~l# 50
Bath Alum g 25
Warm Spring. 8 50
Hot Springs 8 50
Lexington 7 «0
Steuuton 5 (X)
Culpeper C. H 4 50
Our STAGES arrive in Staunton at 2 o'clock P. M.,
and leave next morning bv EXPRESS LINE, at 5 A.
M.—spend the night at Woodward's Jackson River
Hotel, and reach the White Sulphur at 10 A. M. ac
cent! day from Staunton.
Chartered Coaches to travel as the party wishen,
can be engaged at Richmond on the following terms-
The inside of the coach can be secured it 9 stats are
paid for. If 10 seats are paid for, it secure, oil the
seuts outside and inside; with the privilege of carry
ing the allowed baggage for the number of passen
gers paid for.
For the farther comfort of passengers, we .hall run
an accommodation line of Coaches which will leave
Staunton after breakfast, stop for the night at the
Bath Alum Jor Warm Springs, as they cesire, and
reach the White Sulphur next evening; guaranteeing
that there shall he no night travel.
We will also keep at the VJ'ar.n and Hot Springs
each, a coach to accommodate visitors goir.g \\ est or
East, who nmv not tind seats in the regular line.
WM. P. FARISH k CO.,
hv.l. L. Heisk :11. Agent.
TRI-WEEKLY CONNECTION.
To Lynchburg, Mondays, Wednesdays and Frideyru
suing up; fare Si .0
Ser\anis travelling without their musters, must
leave a pass with the Ticket Agent, and also shew
another to the Conductor.
Aii extra charge will be made if passengers do not
obtain tickets. K. 11. GILL.
Sup't Transportation.
Washington passengers mr.y go by the Junction
ana reach that city in 21 liburs from Staunton, taking
the night train of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company.
je 17 F- 11. GILL, Sup't.
TT'KOil FETEKSBUBQ AND EICH
A JiOND TO THE WHITE SULPHUR STRINGS
THROUGH IN TWO DAYS.-The Virginia enu
Tennessee Railroad Company now present the or.iek
est, safest and cheapest route, u ith increased facili
ties never before ottered by any line to the travelling
public visiting the Virginia Springs.
Passengers leaving Richmond daily at fi o'clock, P.
M. (Sundays excepted) by Messrs. Boyd, Edmond
A: C'o.'s line of Packets with experienced command
ers—or the next morning at 7 o'clock, by the Danville
Railroad, meeting passengers leaving Petersburg at 7
o'clock, A. M., the same morning at the junction of
the Southside Railroad, will proceed to Rice's Station,
whare they will tied a line of new and superior Troy
Coaches, rine horses and experienced driveis, in readi
ness to convey them with the most possible dispatch,
will reach Lynchburg early ill the evening, in time to
have a good night's rest and take the Cars of the Vir
ginia and Tennessee Railroad at 7 o'clock, A. AC., next
morning to Bonsack's, a distance of 17 miles, in two
hours, in connection with parish 4. Co.'sold established
ine of Stages so well known to the travelling public
for their safety and dispatch, well supplied Willi new
Coaches, excellent horses, accommodating agents and
drivers ready to convey them to the Mountain House
to supper, and after a comfortable night's ri st to tha
White Sulphur Springs before 10 o'clock next morn
ing, the second day after leaving Lynchbnrs.
Returning, passengers will leave the White Sul
phur Springs at 3 o'clock, P. M. daily, (Sundays ex
cepted! Red Sweet and Sweet Springs atfi o'clock,
P. M. and arrive at the Mountain House to supper,
leaving next morning at day light, breakfast at Scott's,
arrive at Bonsttck's at -1J o'clock, P. M.—cr.d Lynch
burg at 6} P. M. leave Lynchburg same evening by
I'acket at S o'clock, P. M. for Richmond, arriving th«
second morning, at -I o'clock. A. M.—or by Stages at
12J A. M.—or from 2to 4 o'clock in the morning, and
Southside Railroad to Petersburg and Danville Rail
road to Richmond, arriving same evening at 5 o'clock.
RATES OP FARE FROM RICHMOND AND
PETERSBURG.
By Boyd k Edmond's Packets, from Richmond
and Virginia and Tennessee Railroad to White
Sulphur Springs $9 (V)
To Sweet Springs 8 00 I
By Danville Railroad from Richmond and
Southside Railroad from Petersburg and
Stages to Virginia and Tennessee Railroad to
White SuiphurSprings- 10 50 »
To Sweet Springs 9 50
THOMAS SHARP,
jy It—tf Sup't Traus. Va. & Tenu. R. R.
SPECIAL NOTICE.—X E W YOR K
KJ AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP COMPANY.—
►Specie, Gold, Silver, Bullion, Jewelry, Precious
Stones, Metals or V aluable Articles of any kind will
not be received en board of either of the Company's
Ships, viz: the Jamestown or tlie RonnoJce, ex
cept by special agreement with The Agent# or the Pur
sers of the Ships; nor will the Company lie responsi
ble for such article*, unless bills of lading are granted
therefor, and the value therein stated.
LLIJLAM L WATSON,
25 Agents. __
(JUPON liOms FOB .SALE—2O,OOO
DOLLARS VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE
RAILROAD MORTGAGED SIX PER CENT.
BONDS, INTEREST AM) PRINCIPAL PAYA
BLE IN NEW \ OHK, AND CONVERTIBLE IN
TO STOCK OF THE COMPANY, AT THE
PLEASURE OK THE HOLDER. AT ANY TIME
TILL THE 3 Ist DAY OK DECEMBER, 1859.
These Bonds are in sums of IfXO each, irredeema
ble for 2(1 years, and are a part of the loan of one mil
lion five hundred thousand dollars, authorized by the
Legislature at its last session. One million of which
was taken by the State, and the whole amply secured
by a deed of trust on the entire road and property of
the Company, for the punctual paymeut of the inter
est, and the ultimate redemption of the Bonds. This
loan, together with their original Capital of Three
Million, will be eipended on trie road.
The road will extend from Lynchburg to the Ten
nessee line, a distance of 205 mites, where it will con
nect with other similar improvements extending t»
Memphis, on the Mississippi riverj thereby affurding,
when the Southside and Petersburg and Norfolk Rail
reads are completed, a eontirun.us communication
from Norfolk, Petersburg a-d Richmond, to Memphis.
It passes throusth that portion of our State remarka
ble for its fertility, its agricultural and mineral pro
ductions, and from the large and increasing business
which it already commands, the friends o! the road
are sanguine that it will certainly pay 8 per cent, il
not more. The whole work is under contract, and
will be completed by the Ist of January, 1355. A
copy of the mortgage can te seen at our < fiice, end
•ny information in regard to the Bonds, ran be bad oa
application to PURCELL it CO., f
jy IB—2m Richmond.
( Nf|j| EXA.MKI.KI) (iiv'ATEiS AND
FENDERS, FOR SALE AT REDUCED
PRICES. — The *üb:<ariber has for sale the largest
stock of GRATES and FENDERS ever before offer
ed for sale in this city, of his out manufacture. The
Grates embrace all the various kiinis and ratten;*,
such as square topped Gothic. LiptK", Circle; itc.; wlta
beautiful rotaidlng Kenderr, summer piece*, Ste., to
match. Orders for Grates, Fender', 4.C., from town
and country punctually attended to and carefully
packed. MerchajiU purchasing to reil again wiii to
supplied at the lowest Northern prices, \.nh the ususl
discounts oti for cash by wholesale. Apply nt
Bell and Brass Foundry on Main, betwet;: trh and 9tk
streets, Richmoi.d, Virginia.
SAMUEL D. BENOON.
ALSO—FOR RENT, the House recently occupied
bv Mrs. Qaarles, on Main, between Adatns and r'o*-
sfi-e streets. Terms Duxi-ruto to a good tenant.— '
Possession given immediately. ,
tj ll—2in* S. D. D.
RUMMER BOARDING —The subscribec
O rltuated at Mecbtwu'f river, the p«»t*ut tormina*
of thr Virginia Central Kailro&d, lii»» acr cnu»».d*tlcca
tor twenty or thirty boarder], Hi» bourn-, W.< and
furniture are entirely u"w, h!» rooms well
art* entirely new; hU room# well ventilated. the »'ir
r.:us<Unjt country healthy and delightful. Every ex
ertion will be made to rentier his iiue«l» cemflrfafcle.
Term* moderate, aud icade kouwo'^yyH|wi«^
Mechvu River, May 23th, 1853,
ijjV 2'—dtf
STORAGE, bTORAUK—-The subueritH-i*
C having rented the ca*torn heute Lt'MUEH
MOUSE. on 15th ttreet, in rear ot' our An«iun
< oniin'nt*i<>u Store, are prepared to receive ait sad
e\ ery kind of Uooda on storage, ajid on r<.»«i_cnblft
t«mi». I »*uranee can be ettected at the loweat rutes,
" the building i* tire proof. Every attention wUI be
raid to the reception and delivery of ill good* efi
trnited to ue.
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