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THE DAILY DISPATCH
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY tl, IW.
[Correspondence of the Di«pa»ih |
Whit* Sclphvs Srairro*, J
Sunday, July lfltk, 1«M J
/bear Dinpatck ■— Having a leisure hour, and not
being able to leave aay room in consequence of
having a aort o( gout, (not eauaed, however, by the
high living which we get here.) 1 have concluded
to inflict an eplatle on you. Well, I arrived here
aeveral day* ago, aeveral hour* behind time, with
no nights' reataa promtaed by the "Central" in
"the bill* of the day," but feel amply compensated
for the fatigues of my trip, in the agreeable ex
change I have made from the hot and crowded
streets of our goodly city, where the cry of "cho
lera" wa» continually ringing in my ear*, to the
healthieet place in the mountain*.
The weather here 1* delightful, and every night
tuffioiently cold for the use of blankets. The day»
are liner, the air more bracing, and the tempera
ture more agreeable than our finest Hp ring day* —
Tbie i« emphatically " the place " of the mountain*.
1 wi*h not to disparage other deservedly popular
watering place*, but this is the " Leviathan " which
' takes them all."
The long row*of pleasant looking, neat building*
(Generally of one *tory,) the tasty single cottages,
the gigantic tree* of primeval growth, with their
refreshing shade of green mountain foliage, the
nicely kept gravel walks, leading to all parts of the
grounds, the whole encompassed by mountain*,
••overed by the richest verdure, making it the most
•""autiful valley in the world, forms a " tout ensem
ble," a Bijou, a Paradise, which must be seen to be
appreciated, and which I have not sutlicient elo
quence to describe.
It is now the Sabbath ; no sound of imiric or rev
elry la hesrd ; the gey throng, which ususlly etroll
through the promenades, are probably in their cot
tages enjoying their '• siesta " There is to-day no
attraction to bring them out: The pistol gallery,
the ten-pin alley, the brilliant saloon—all are closed
A drowsy *tilln««s seems to pervade the place, and
•are the occasional rattle of a stage coach, which is
bringing an accession to onr numbers, all i* silent;
a striking contrast to the life and gaietv of other
days in the we«*k. Yesterday there was M arrivals,
which makes the list of visitors " foot up " nearly
400; and I should not be surprised if we were lull
before the Ist of August. Whether the opinions of
" A Physician," in regard to the health ot our city,
has anything to do with this influx, I am unable to
»»y. S.
Correspondence of the Dispatch.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH ON FIRE.
Fredericksburg, July 19.
Thi* morning, between 3 and I o'clock, our in'
habitants were startled by an alarm of fire. It
proceeded from the basement of the Episcopal
church, and hut for the exertion* of a few citizens,
that elegant building would have been totally de
stroyed. As it is, the organ, town clock and furni"
ture of the church are completely ruined. No
doubt exists that thi* tire was the work of an incen
diary.
This, I believe;, it the only incorporated town in
Virginia which has not a regularly organized fire
company , and this M a matter of more surprise,
•ince there are in Fredericksburg three of tha beat
engines in the State. The hoie, it is true, are in a
very bad condition; but I would advise the young
men to begin at once, and let us have a regular or
ganization. The Council would, no doubt, furnish
a complete set of hose. Let us begin at once.—
What say you, young men ; Yours, B.
Correspondence of the Dispatch.
RAD CASK OK INSANITY.—THK MrBDKB e ASK IN
IIKNBY.
Danvillk, July 18.
I regret to inform you that Mr. Oliver E. Poindcx
ter, who lived in your cily for some time with
Messrs. Christian & Latbrop, was committed tojail
yesterday for safe keeping, under an attack of in
sanity. His friends will send him to the Asylum
iri Staunton in a short time. He is Yery much be
loved in this county.
A negro man belonging to a Mr. Jones, of Patrick
county, was tried at the July term of the Court o f
Henry county, for the murder ol a man named Bar
row and condemned to be hanged. Hknhy.
PROM CHINA.
Amoy and Fith Caau —The Zephyr brings news
from Amoy of the decapitation of sixty Rebels
captured by the three West coast junks in the im
perial service, lately seized on suspicion of piracy
by 11. M sloop Bittern. In revenge lor the slaugh
ter of their comrades, the Rebels threatened an
attack ou the city on the iMith April, and vowed,
should it prove successful, to sacrifice every Impo
lialist who might fall into their hands.
The head of one of the principal Rebel chiefs,
raptuied with eighty of his men near Suatau a
fortnight after the city was retaken in November
last, is, we are told, in the possession of Dr Bland.
Between the teeth is a large brick, which had been
driven in with such violence as to have fractured
the lower jaw.
Routic of the Rebels in the North.—The in*
telligence about the rebels in Pehih le (the metro
politan province) is not of later date, but fuller in
it* details, than was given in our Overland of the
22d April. These details serve to show that the
discomfiture has been complete, and, according to
the Pekin Gazette, between six and aeven thousand
rebels have been killed, while some bad submitted
and joined ths Imperialists, by whom they were
well "received ; and in order, we presume, to induce
others to "repent and renovate themselves," six ol
those who first surrendered, have had white buttons
conferred upon them.
rHE Triumph ok a Travelling Mesmerist in
a Difficult*.—The author of "Sam Slick," ob
serves in the course ol a work he has just publish
ed, that the trials to which travelling Mesmeritt are
put to in America, are, at times, humiliating and
painful enough, albeit they afford infinite sport to
the unbelievers. One poor fellow on arriving at h
town in Michigan to lecture, was surrounded by
several citizens who told him there was a rheu
matic patient up stairs, who must be cured, or he
himself would be escorted out of town, an'ride of
a rail, with the accompanying ceremonies We
had better give the rest of the story rs it wa? re
lated by the diaciple of Mksmer himself:
•' 'I'petars 1 wont with em, mad as thunder I
tell you ; tirat at being thought a humbug, and next
that my individual share of the American Eaale
should be compelled into a measure by thunder
I'd gin them a fight, if it hadn't been for the «cience
which would asutiered any how, so I jest said to
myself, let 'em bring on their rheumatiz ' I felt as
if 1 could a mesmerized a horse, and I d termlned
whateper the caae might be, I'd make it squeal by
thunder! n *
•Herehew, said they, and in we all bundled
into a room, gathering round a bed, with me shut in
among'em and the cussed big onenlightened hea
then that did the talking, drawing out an almighty
bowie knile at the same time. 'That's your man '
said he Well, there lay a miserable looking crit
ter, with his eye. aot and his mouth open, and his
laws got wider and wider as he saw the crowd and
•he bowie knife, I tell you. -That's the said
old Big login. 1
" 'Rise up in that bed,' said I, and I tell you
what, I must a looked at him dreadful, for up he
lumped on eend, aa it he'd juat got a streak of gal
" -Git out on this floor,' *«id i, with a WUM
look, ami wish 1 may be shot, it out he dian't
come, look in wild. I tell ye!
'Now. cut dirt, drot you !" screamed 1 *nH
Jebu. Glneral Jackson'—if he didn't make a
atrnght shirt tail for the door, may I never make
another D.« Alter him I went, and after '
cum, and prehaps there wasn't the orfulleat stain
pede down three pair of ataira that ever
» Michigan ! Down cut old
the bar room—out I cut alter him-over went the
atov«, in the ruah after both on ua. I chased him
round two aquarea—in the snow at ih.r_iK»n
headed him orf, and chaaed him back to hotel aaio
where he landed in a fine sweat, begged for hiMife.
and catd—bed give up the property' Well I
wish I may be ahat it he wasn't a feller thev had
K **en otferio' • reward for in Buffalo ' 1 made him
dress himself—cured of his rheumatiz—run it
risht out hitn; delivered him up, pocketed the re
ward, and established the science, by thunder!"
In New Orleans large numbers of citizen* are
acting upon a recent discovery by a celebrated
french physician, (Dr. Burq,) whereby cholera, it
la aaid. ia prevented by wearing a band of sheet
*V lnd f lnche4 lone around the
neck, or on the arms aa braceleta. Dr. Burq has
|>y investigation dUcovercd the fact that all workers i
.re alwaya freefromcbJlerl Utal
• aiinple thing and may be tried at a little expense
11b Ocoht to Kwow —John Wentwnrti,
b«fo/ Coo<rreaa, from IlllnoW, aayi; "W««bi
with .11 to b««y l..h«»rt]^ y wick^pUc| ,0 |i
l« oMti-Mtguibliiii den, where the «Uke« are u i
lefUlMor.; ',
•hat everybody areraecala and kaaTea.and every
b-iy wM ii a he believed whet everybody tay»
wm true," * * J
COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND MARKBTS, Jtrty 20th.
The *e**on U very dull, and there U little change
in price* la any department of trade. The wheat
market tin* not opened here yet. The miller* we
expect will fix the opening rate* on Monday.
ry These quotations are wholesale. For small
otder* higher prices will be charged.
BACON—City cared, aone la market. Western
Sides 71 with occasional aale* of an sxtr* ar-
Mcle at 7j cents: Bhoaidersfijc Sfcfije.. aa extra article
7e. Hams IKilt; Todd's, hog roand, !>*.; Qaeen City
Ham* 13 eta; North Carolina, hog round, He.
BUTTER—Prime Country, 14817 c.; do. Goshen.
18920 a., sapply good and dull; old and Inferior, 8®
Itte.
tIEEBWAX-2M»» fib
BUCKETS, he.—Psinted Backets, $2.25 »> dozen.
Three-hoop painted pails, $2.75 f Aoz.; Heavy Cedar
Tabs, best Vs<zsV>o f nest. Heavy Cedar Feed
Backets, $3«53.2H» dox.
BROOMS.—Two string, $2.25; three-string, $2.62*;
Shakers.
CLOVER SEED.—The sesson being over, the quo
tation is nominally #5 bashel.
COTTON—9 89ic.
COTTON YARNS—I7BIB ct., cash. Cotton Ceao
acr. 20c. If* lb
CORN.—We bear of the sale of a cargo of Corn to
arrive, at 75c., and a cargo was delivered on Tuesday
at that price. Sales of smaller lots, however, from
depot have been made i his week at 80 and 85c.
CORN MEAL-9SC a ti f bushel.
COFFEE—Rio 9J®U; Laguayra HUalle; Java
I4*®lsc; Mocha 14J&15c.
COAL—Anthracite «7-50 f ton; Bituminous, sve
rsge 14c. bushel; 6ne, 10c ; lump, 17c.
CANDLES—TaIIow lHc. f B-; Jackson's 16®17e.;
Adamantine 23833 c.; Sperm »®3le-
FLOUR.—Retail sales of Canal at $8.75®59; ship
pers will not pay over $8,50. These were our quota
tions of last week, and no change ha* taken place.—
Indeed there is no tl jur to opeiate in.
FLOUR BARRELS—SOc. each.
FLAXSEED—Si.2S P bushel.
FEATHERS—Live geese 45®4« cts. Demand li
mited and stock light.
FlSH—Herringt, N. Carolina, none arriving snd
none in first hands: Halifax Clipped No. 1 $ss; No.
2, 844. Shad—bbl. Mackerel—So. 1,
918818* bbl.; No. 2, <15; No. 3, large, $9\; No. 4,
FRUlT—Oranges scarcest §7888 box; Lemon*
Rs.mwse. Raisins Bunch $3.25853.37; Lay er $4.25
Bs4 50.
GINSENG—37ic. lb.—good demand, season for
sales nearly closed.
GUANO—We quote $55 from wharf; $55.50 at basin
and depots. Mexican, $3550.
OUNPOWDER—Dupont's and Hazard's Sporting,
F, FF, and FFF. $4j; Blasting, $2 75®53 p t'g.
HOOP POLES —Vv'e quote at $78$8 thousand.
HlDES—Slanghtered7 cents lb., green weight;
calf skins, green, $1®51.25. No Spanish Hides in
market.
lIAY—Si $>' 100 lbs. from wharf; market well sup
plied.
IRON AND NAILS. —Pin Iron, $38®545 f* too;
Swedes, %1 1 15 ton; English refined, $100; Com
mon English, $85; American country, $85; Tre
degar, #90® $95. Cut Nails, 4Jc. cash, sc. time.
LIQUORS. —Brandy, Otard Dupuy & C0.,53®4 SO
f'. fta.ll; A Seignette, $2.25®53.];>; Sazerac, $3 2!ia>
f; Hennessey, $3 95®51.60; Peach, scarce at $1®
•41 .25; Virginia Apple, 60c.; do old, 624®75c; North
ern do., 50c.; Imitation, 37)®40c. Rum, New Eng
land, iHaJ7 cents. Gin, Holland, $1®51.25; Ameri
can 35 cts.
LEAD—7 for pig; 7±®7i for bar.
LARD.—Prime Lard, in bbls., 10J®10jc.; in kegs,
I0.V®llc; in pails, ll®ll£c.
LEATHER. —Good stamp, 23®24c. $>" tf>.; middle
weishts, 26c ; damaged 22 cts.; poor, 18®20c.; upper
leather, #1.50a/$3.25, as in size, weight and quality—
the latter price only for superior heavy sides. Skirt
ing and harness Leather is scarce, and wanted at 26®
30 cts
LI ME—sl.so in store; $1 25 from vessel.
LUAJBER—CIear white Pine, $38a.4<i; refuse do.,
$29. merchantable, $20a/25 M. One inch yellow
Pine Plank, $11® 16; three-quarter do. $9®12; IJ do.,
$14®16; U do., $13® 14; 2 do. $12.50® 15. Floor
ing. $18®~®22.50, face measure._ Scantliug, $11
®$15for heart and sap; all heart $16®20, according
to size. Garden Rails, heart and sap, 15® 18 ct. each;
all heart 18®25 cents. Shingles $7.50®8.50 ©■ M.
Weather Boarding ®13®516. Inch Oak Plank ©25®
#30 Buttonwood, 4-4 inch, $25®528; do. | inch, $2
®$25. Inch cherry $30; $ poplar $20®25 M —
Dressed Flooring, Virginia, $28®30; Dressed Floor
ing, Southern, #3C®#3s. Shingles, 12 inch bunch,
$<5.25®6.50 M. by the cargo.
MOLASSES—New Orleans23j®26 cts. gallon;
Porto Rico27®3oc; Cuba2lj®22f.
OATB. —52!®55c. bushel.
OFFAL.—Mran, 25c. f* bushel; shorts, 32c.; brown
stuff, 40c.; shipstufl. 65c. last quotations. No ottal in
market at this time.
POTATOES—None In market, except the small
parcels per retail in the market houses
PLASTER.—Lump, $5 ton; Ground $9.
RYE—9S cts. bushel; in go 0 d demand.
RICE —Prime 4j®s cts. lb. Scarce.
SALT—Liverpool fine $1 90®$2 v sack.
SUGARS—Fair to strictly prime New Orleans 4®
5} cts ; Porto Rico4j(®sj: Coffee Sugar 6A®7i; refined
loaf 91®93; crushed RJ&9J; powdered !&«9c.
SHOT—7J®B ct*. -p in.
STAVES.—Good Oak for flour barrels, $6.75 %">'
thousand.
TEAS—lmperial and Gunpowder 55c. ®$1.20.
TOBACCO.—The receipts of Tobacco have been
rather larger this week than last. In our last report
we noticed an advance in Tobacco, which is still well
supported. We quote inferior Lugs at
Good and Fine $s.}'«#6if; Inferior Leaf #7>®#B.',;
Good $9«$10; Fine Shipping $tM®#l2.l; Good anil
Fine Manufacturing 12ja$^5J.
WHEAT. —There has not been a sale of new Wheat
yet to quote. The mills are receiving some Wheat,
for which they are to pay the prevailwi when
the market opens, which will be the close of this
week or the first of next.
WHlSKEY.—Richmond Rectified 29®30; Cinc!i>-
nati 29V®30, 4 mm. Raw Whiskey, per Ist proof,
294 nominal, none here. Baltimore rectified 2U«3O C .
WINKS.— Port: Burgundy $1®52.50 fe gallon-
Port Ponce, $2..50®54. Madeira : Sicily, 45c.®51.75:
Old Madeira, $2.50®54. Sherry. Permartin, Dull
Gordon, and Amontilado, $2u $4.50.
WOOD—By the quantity $3.50 $>" cord for Oak;
3&53 2-5 or Pine.
WOOL—The trade in Wool has not yet begun, and
the small lots disposed of do not alford fair ground
for quotation.
cattle, hogs and sheet.
F—94 9 cwt. erosa, which is $7 a 8 net.
HOGs —Dull, at $t>®s6.s(! net.
SHEEP—Mutton, for which there 19 not much
call, sells for $2 50®$5a piece for ordinary andsupe
rior Sheep. lj(imbh y bring $2d $3 each, according to
quality. 6
VEAL— Cahet fit for Veal sell at $4a $8 each.
FREIGHTS.
Foreign—A vessel taken at 37s tjd per hhd. of To
bacco for Liverpool; a rate considered rather above
what could now be obtained. No other vessel taken
up recently.
Domestic —Freights dull at the following ra'es
n iwv , N< T„ Vork - Boston. Philadelphia.
Coal ton *2 10 $2 25 §1.50 V
25 35 20
Tobacco hhd.... 2.60 350 225
Do. f*box 15 25 20
Coal to Baltimore 3 cents bushel
EXCHANGE.
Sterling Bills: 9i ct premium
Domestic.—Northern Exchunye—Checks on the
chief Northern cities, :®3 » ceDt . p rem i um) and in
deroand. Large City bank Notes } premium.
Uncurrent Bank Notes—or rather notes not Bank
able—we quott as follows;
N. Carolina and S. Caroli-. I Tennessee 2 dis
na s's and upw'ds, idis. Kentucky 2 "
Georgia 1 •• | 0hi0...... 2 "
Alabama State Bank..2* " | Northern Interior'.* "
Bank of Mobile J " |
AH solvent small notes, except Fredericksburg Cor
poration, are taken by the brokers at 2 cent, dis
Fredericksburg are down to 25 ct. discount.
Irold—i premium. Silter—Old 2 prem ; New }®1
TO THE CITIZENS AND BTRAN
GERg VISITING THE CITY—lf yon wi.b to
get your Hair cut and dressed in the latest and most
approved style, and your Whiskers changed to a
beautiful biack or brown color, just call on HOB
i®?'" 'I 8 Dr ?" ln *- Shaving, Shampooing and
MB* ®? loon - onder the American Hotel.
j * n<l Shower Batha can be had
dwlv, from 6 A M to 9P. M„ and on Saturday to U
tr nr. ™i fit ? cenU ' * r 5 'teketa for <1. En
lr nee op 11 th ■tract. j 0 2
1 O building lots in the plan
cemetery, E AT PR^VATE E sal^2» lvw ? od
Ue
■" TS> ~ to B TYLER.
DACON SIDEB AND HEKRIVcc
IWbbU ■SoVV » NGS —
b o U^o, K l^ ol '"H«7^.
m s°',r £f°' 4 Mackerel
iv IsT K ° e Herr ' n f« 'or aale by
-ii-ii- E WORTHAM fc CO.
, CHAB. VV SNOW
ft I A fr ? ui r orn « r 20th and Water sts
jy 18 g the Jamea River Cement Workr.
/]HEEBE, CLAKKT, ETC.-J.wt r£
,y eeived a until lot of very tine Entli.h Chea«e
Imitation Eofliah, do; Claret of the f-liowin* brand.'
Chateau L* Roue, St. Julien, and 8t Kitiplic, and
aome wpanor itn >knl Beef Tongue#. For ile b»
» E- " TOMPKIWI!
HKRKUiIGS.— 71 IbU. Ko. 1 Halifax
Herring*, for wl« by
iJ 17 FLANNEOAN. BTOKEB 1l CO.
20 s?®®!* PlMtano* HAIB, in store
T,. and 57J* 1 ® h J CHAB. W SNOW.
JTIB 14 deor from corner 20th aod Water at*.
KRAITHWAITE'B RETROSPECT—
.TT P * rt »; for the half year ending with' July.
J«* weelfed aid for aale by *
,J,W A. MOJUUB,S7 Mud it.
■QWBB FOR KBHT AHP SALB. 1
«FOK KENT—A very desirable
Brick Hoaae and Offlee on Pearl itreet, neat
tbe Daaville Railroad Depot, suitable for an office
and atorehonae Poaaeaaion can be had immediately.
EDW'D D EACHO,
lyjo Qeaeral Agent and Collector.
FOR KENT.—A small Framed
House, on Poplar atreet, aear the City Jail —
Possession can be had l-ma
j j 30 General Agent aad Collector.
FOR RENT —That large and weli
arranged Brick Tenement on tbe corner of
Marahall and 17th street*; it wonld aalt very well for
a Boarding Houae or for a large family. Poeaeuion
can be given immediately. Apply to _
jy 20—3t* COR CHEW.
B FOR RENT —A desirable three sto
ry brick dwelling, on 7th at . betweenFrank
im and Grace, at preaent occupied by Mr. William
Marshall. Possemion will be riven opnn the lat of
Oito e . Apply to R- k G- WHITFIELD,
jy Corner Cary and 10th Hi.
lm FOR RENT.—The large newly built
18. tenement recently occupied by Mr. Jamei Pl«a
asnts, on Main atreet, Between 2d and 3d. It haa 11
rooms, with gas throughout the house, a Urfe and
comfortable kitchen, Ac. Poaaeaiion given immedi
ately. Apply one dcor above. jy 14—ta
MFOR BENT —The desirable resi
dence on Main, between l*t and Fouahee
recently occupied by Mr. Cha*. Gay. It po**es*e*
ever, modern convenience^^
j e 54 t* Shockoe Slip.
FOR RENT. —Several Offices for
rent on the corner of 10th and Broad «t». Ap
pljVs3 TINSLEY h BRYANT
m b FOR RENT—A very desirable reei
W denee on 4th, between Brosd and Ma rshal! its.
sufficiently roomy for a large family, with a brick,
kitchen, gas, water, Ac.
Alao, the brick houie on Marshall «t., near Brooka
avenue, now occupied by Rev. G. VV. Nolley, con
taining about 6 rooms, kitchen, Ac. Po**e**;on given
LtJuiy. Apply to Ta ylqr fc WILLIAMS.
FOR RENT—The very pleasant
and commodious Dwelling, eornersth and Cary
itreets, now occupied by the subscriber. Its many
conveniences, with it* proximity to business, render
it one of the most desirable residence* in the city —
Possession given from lit to 15th June. Apply to
M. H NACE, or
my 27—ts WINSTON fc POWERS.
FOR RENT —A desirable new brick
Sii. Dwelling, on Clay, between7th and Bth streets,
containing 7 rooms, witn gas and water on the pre
mises. Posieiiion given Immediately. For terms,
aP my y »t-t* E. A. J. CLOPTON.
£ DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
RENT.—The Dwelling over my office (at pre
sent occupied by Dr. Jas. B. McCaw,) is for rent.—
Possession will be siven on the 7th of July,
my 16—ts JNO. Q. WAYT.
gift VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
FOR SALE.—For sale, and possession given
Ist September, or probably sooner, the House now
occupied by A. S. Lee, on 12th street, between Mar
shall and Clay. .
It is one ot the best locations in the city, being
quite retired, and at the same time within five mi
nutes walk of the centre of business on Main st.
It is seldom such property is in market, and but for
the feet that the present occupant desires to remove
to Church Hill, it could not be purchased.
For terms, apply to
my 3—ts _ LEE fc CO.
CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP —P OW
ERS, the only Artint that takes the Flcnh Tint
Daguerrrotypet, which has been prom unced to be the
best in the world, has hadhis large sky-light so arran
ged as to take Pictures of Children, as perfect as those
taken of grown persons.
Those who have tried at other yallerys. to have
ikenesses of their children, and failed to get them,
have but to call on Powers, at 139, Main street, who
never fails to satisfy the most fastidious. Sign of the
red flag, over the Bookstore of James Woodhouse.
NOTICE. —I have this day appointed
Mrs. MARY S. WOLFE my agent, for me and
in injr name to conduct the GROCERY business in
the city of Richmond, on 17th or Valley St., at the
Grocery stand formerly kept by John Wolfe, dee'd,
and I hereby authorize my said agent for me, and in
my name, to carry on the said Grocery business, for
cash or on credit. ANDRA KRETZ.
Richmond, July Bth, 1854. jy 11—lot*
OQOn BUSHELS SHORTS; also
wOUU Corn, Oats, Hay, itc., in store and for
by JNO. A LACY,
je2B—ts Franklin St., below the Old Market.
Richmond soda watek and
BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT.—It is a net
tied fact that the only genuine article of bottled SO
DA WATER, in the city is put up by M. McCOR
MACK, who flatters himself that be is able to com
pete with any manufactory either North or South,
having been engaged in tho business for ieven year*
past.
To avoid Imposition be sure and call for M. Mi>
CORMACK'SSODA WATER.
N. B.—All orders, either from city or country,
promptly attended to.
Soda Water. Porter and Ale delivered in all parts
of the city daily.
All persons having my bottle* will pleaie return
them immediately.
M. McCORMACK,
»P 151« No. 308, Broad stieet
QH 000 dollars worth of
SPRING AND SUMMER CLO
THING AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.—J.
I). GOODMAN will commence, from thi* date, to
close out his entire stock of ready-ioade Clothing,
now in store, at greatly reduced prices for cash only,
for the purpose of opening /in September) with a
larjje stock of Fall Good* for wholesale trade.
Merchants throughout the State will bear thi* in
mind. One and all are respectfully solicited to call
and examine my stock ; it never was varied ;
never were goods better made up.
My stock is oomplete, comprising every article of
Gentlemen's wearing apparel, all of the very latest
styles.
A greater opportunity for the greatest bargain* has
never before been offered in Richmond. The goods
will be sold. J. D GOODMAN,
No. 134 Main St., opposite Eagle Sq.
Clothing, in suits, for hou*e a* well as out-door
Servant*.
The stock i* large, and those want can *ave
money by this great opportunity.
my 19 J D. G.
WOOL DEPOT.—We have determined
Tv to open in thi* city, in connexion with our
pregent buiiness, a Wool Depot, for the sale of Wool,
and have engaged the services of Mr. JOHN WA
TERHOUSE, the former efficient Agent of the
Woollen Factory in thi* city, bis attention, if nece*
*ary. will be devoted exclusively to thi* business.—
All Wool received, will be graded, so that each pur
chaser can buy *uch Wool as he want*, and net be
compelled to buy such as will not answer hi* pur
pose*.
There is grown in Virginia a sufficient quantity of
Wool, if concentrated and graded, to attract the at
tention of manufacturers and dealer* to our market,
and we hope to suceed in establishing a gvod market
for the wool grower near home.
For particular*, *ee our circular*.
CRENSHAW t CO.,
Grocer* and Commiiiion Merchant*,
■) e Richmond, V*.
ROOKING RANGES, HOT AIR FUR
tc.—We are now putting up MOTT'S
PATENT TUBULAR OVEN RANGE, with and
without boiler* attached. Thi* Range !* not sur
paaaed bj any In thi* country for cooking or for it*
economy in fuel.
Al*o, Water Closet*, Stationary Wash Stand*, Ba
thing Fixtures, for hot and cold water ; all of which
we will put up and warrant to give satisfacton
We alio put up CHILSON'S PATENT HOT-AIR
FURNACE, which, for it* durability, economy in
fuel, and the great amount of fre*h air heated and
distributed through the registers, i* unequalled by
any furnace bow in n*e.
G. t A. BARGAMIN, Jr.,
mh 25 201 corner of Main and 10th Sf-S.
/TJ. RATES AND FENDERS.—Five Hun-
V* drod Enameled GRATES and FENDERS for
•ale at reduced price*. The subscriber has for tale
the largest stock of GRATES and FENDER# ever
before offered for (ale in thi* city, of bis own manu
facture The Grate* embrace afl the varioa* kind*
and pattern*, tech a* aquare topped Gothic, Liptic,
Circle*, tc., with beautiful rounding Fender*, Sum
mer Piece*, t.. to match.
Order* for Grate*. Fender*, fce., from town and
country, punctually attended to and carefully pack
ed. Merchant* purchasing to *ell again, will be «up-
Slied at the loweft northern prices, with the usual
iseoant cff for cash by wholesale.
Apply at my Bell and Bra** Foundry, on Main, be
tween Sth and 9th (treet*. Richmond. Va.
je 15—3 m SAMUEL P. PENOON.
QAS FITTING, STEAM PIPING,
J"* HOOFlNG,**.—Having jnst received from the
north a large stock of Material*, I am now prepared
put up OAS FIXTURES, STEAM PlJ>Eft for
warming house* and to cover building* with Tin or
any ktnd of me tal, in the beat manner, at reaaonable
prices,and with despatch. ®
"T, seeuredthe *ervice*of a number of ex
eellent workmen in the varioa* brancbea of mv bmi
nesi, and therefore solicit order* from all who have
f " ,on, having work in my H oe
will hud it to their advantage to give me a call at
•ad'cary! ,Ide ° f 13lil ,tfeet ' between Mai I
ft CHARLES H. LANQLE7.
I>RANDIES.—A full assortment of fine
: 0 sapenor qualities, warranted genuine in
(tore and foi sale in quantities to»uit purchaser* bv
RAWLINiJS k MILLER.
** rormr Pa«rl and Car* »f
Bit AGG'B NEW FLOUK-In halfb^
•■els, for «le by
I' 18 J. J. FAY. |
SUMMER RETREATS.
—MKLIA BPRIN Otfbw beautifu
ul wel-knowa Watering Time* will be om
for tbe receatloa of vUitori on the lit of J«lr. Tk<
building* been recently fitted ap witbtie ejew
of »ffordl»« the cant* every noarible comfort The
location It both healthy and pleasant and rery ea*y of
aeeeaa, being witbia two and • half "U* ®f the
Richmond and Danville Railroad. An omnlbn* will
•1 way* be la readiaeea to eonvey the visitors from the
paina will be (pared to render the aUy of the
aueata aa pleaaant and aa delightful aa at any otbei
watering place ia Virginia. The water la remarkable
for ita peculiar sanative qualities. It p.jeaeaaea the
•ame propertiea aa the water* of the White Salphnr,
on It not so itrov|>
The amaaeiLenta are the Bowling Alley and toe
Ball Room.
Tbe proprietor* are determined to cloee tbe Baron
the Sabbath, and under no circnroatancea to keep it
open later than 10 o'clock, P. M., during the week
Sere the man of bualneaa may find a pleaaant re
treat from the noiae and buatle of tbe city, and at
the aame time be within three hoar*" ride on the can
of the Capital of the State.
Our terras for board are aa follow! : . _
Board per month
Do do. week 7-«J
Do. do. day 1-S»
Children, under 12 ycara of age, and Servant*, half
Steals sent to roomi will be charged extra, except
in sickness.
N. F. it H. C. WILLSON, Proprietor*.
je2l—dAclm
AFTON HOUSE—SEA BATHING
NEAR HAMPTON. Va.—Thi* delightful re
treat i* now re-onened for the reception of visitor*.
It ii pleaiantly iituated oppoalte the town of Hamp
ton, and ita proximity to Old Poiet render* it, in
most respect*, equal to that celebrated resort. The
ror mi are large and airy, and the table will be sup
plied with all the deiicaciei of the season. Good
waiters and attendants have been proem ed, and the
subscriber pledges himself that neither pain! nor ex
pense will be spared in order that satisfaction may be
given to those who visit him this Summer.
Board ner day « 2.00
Do. do. week I||.oo
Do. do. month 30.00
Children and servant* under 12 years of age, hall
je 21—d6w JOHN TABB.
WARM SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
THIS celebrated watering place, which
ia now open f>r the reception and accommoda
tion of visitor!, is situated iu Fath county, \ a., one
hundred aud seventy miles west of Richmond, and
on the direct Turnpike Road to the White Sulphur
Springs aud Guyandotte, on the Ohio River.
These waters have been long and justly famed for
their curative qualities in various diseases, as well as
for the luxury of bathing Their properties are gen
tly aperient, diuretic and diaphoretic, and applicable
to the treatment of the following diseased condi
tions, viz:
Chronic Rheumatism and Gout, and diseares re
sulting from their latent existence; AHections of the
Spinal Marrow, and its consequences; Paralysis He
miplegia, following suppressed evacuations from H'je
morrhids or Uterine derangements, or Metastasis of
Gout and Rheumatism; Affection of the Joints; Lum
bago-Sciataca; Contractions and Morbid Conditions
of tlie Bones; the whole class of the Cutaneous Dis
eases; Scorbutic and Scrofulous Affections; Dyspepsia;
Torpid and otherwise Deranged Conditions of the
I"'*"- . .
The improvements consist of a large and commo
dicns Hotel, a large number of handsome and con
veniently arranged Cottages, a spacious Dining and
Ball Room, Billiard Room, Bowling Alley, Bath
Houses, iic.&ic.
THE BATHS,
which are of the temperature 96 to 98 deg. Fahren
heit, are four in number.
A large octagonal BATH, FOR GENTLEMEN,
48 feet iu diameter, and 5 in depth.
The LADIES' BATH, of equal depth.
Two Spout Bathi, and & Private Bath for invalids.
All of which connect with cold Plunging Baths, sup
plied with spring water, of temperature 60 to 70 deg.
Fahrenheit.
The locality of these Bprings ia remarkable for
healthiness—the surrounding country of romantic
beauty, and the atmoiphere salubrious and invigo
rating. r
The Table accommodations will be of the best cha
racter, and every effort made to contribute to the
comfort and convenience of visitors.
A fine BAND OF MUSIC has been engaged for
the season.
The following facilities are afforded for reaching
this place, viz:
Two trains of cars run daily from Richmond—the
first leaving Richmond at 6i A. if., arrive at Staun
ton (the present terminus of the Va Central Rail
road) at 1 o'clock P. M., where coaches will be in
readiness to convey persons to Clover Dale on the
same evening—remain all night, and can run to this
point next morning to breakfast.
The second train leaves Richmond at 8£ o'clock A.
M , which i« after the arrival of the Southern cars.
This train connects at Gordonsville with the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad, and reaches Staunton at 6J
P. M., where travellers remain all night—leave next
morning, and reach Warm Springs at an early hour
game evening.
N. B. Complete arrangements have been made with
W. P. Farish & Co., so that persons wishing to stop
at the Warm Springs, can do to, and resume their
seats at pleasure.
Ratesof Board, per day, (for less than a week,) $2 Oft
Do. do. per week 10 00
Do. do. do. (whiteservants.) 700
Do. do. do. (colored de ) 500
[Children half price ]
Livery, per day 50
F. E LUCKETT, M. D„
A G. McCHESNEY, M. D.,
L. H. LUCKETT.
jy 15—eojtwlm
HAPMAN'S GUARDIAN ts. C'HAP
MANS.—NOTICE.—To Rebecca B. Chapman,
John B. Randolph, Francis A. Dickens and Margaret
Dickens bis wife, Albert L. White and Harriet White
his wife, and Henry P. Randolph.
Yon will please take notice that 1 shall proceed on
the 23th day of July next, at the office of Jno M.
Patton, Jr., in the city of Richmond, between sun
rise and sunset of the day named, to take the depo
sitions of Jesse Snead and others, to be read as evi
dence in the above named suit, pending in the Circuit
Canrt of Henrico, and in which I am plaintiff and you
and other* are defendants. If fiorn any cause the
taking of the said depositions should not be com
menced, or being commenced, should not be com
pleted, on the day above named, the taking of th*
same will be continued from dsv to dav until they
are all taken. JOHN M. PATTON,
Guardian of G. R and E. L. Chapman.
Richmond, June 22. 1854. je 23—law-IwF
LICORICE, &c.—The subscriber has in
store and daily expecting
28 Cases "F and J" Licorice Paate.
30 do "Sanford" " "
10 do "F E" " "
14 do Ottoman " "
4 do Vegnattelli " Stick*
350 lb*. Prime Tonqna Beans.
40 Ounces Otto of Rose*. , T
Plough*, Feed Cutter*, tc , for sale by
JOHN A. ROBINSON,
my It!—lit* comer Cary and Va. st*.
Bargains, bargains.—Great n
duction in price* of Summer Clothing. The
subscribersi being desirous of closing out their lurge
■tock in thi* line, offers to sell below cost, a superior
a'sortment of Summer Clothing—Coats, Pants, Vests
and other articles of wearing apparel. Those who
desire bargains must call early at the Franklin Cloth
ing Store, No 98 Main *t-, a* we intend to close busi
ness in Richmond. R. DECOU t CO.
OUMMER DRESS GOODS AT COST.
Our .tock of Summer Dress Geods being very
large, we will. In order to reduce them before the
■eaaon is over, offer them at cost.
All in want of the above goods would do well to
examine our stock before purchasing. Most of our
Dress Goods were purchased late in the season in the
Northern markets, at prices much lower than they
could have been purchased earlier in the season.
je22—tsif HART t MOSES
TOY TO THE PUBLIC—Those wish
y ir.g the good things of life, will call and try a
g as* of A. A. GEORGE k CO.'B never failing stream
of cool Mineral and Soda Water, and a few of their
tine flavored NapoJean Cicara which have been ao
much admired by the smoking public.
Also, * supply of Flint's Diarrho-a Mixture, which
has been so highly recommended by those who have
asedit. fje a)| a. A. GEORGE t CO.
NORRIS' CELEBRATED
CEDAR TAR. for sale by Messrs. DOVE k
CO., Main street, haa mere testimony than any ether
meoicine in uae, for the cure of Pulmonary DLtoaaea
Bronchitis Dyspepsia, Asthma, Piles and Liver and
Kidney Affections, and all disease* arising from im
pure blood.
tW See pamphlets for full testimony
Price 81 per bottle, or 6 for »5. u
PUMPS! PUMPS!!—Just received at
my store on 13th St., between Main and Car* a
'■[J? 0 *opply of Cistern Well, Garden
other Force, Lever, and Double-action PUMPS oi
various patterns with brass and iron cy'inder*. which
Lini ii° D JJo**." o **. " c °mmodatiDg terms. Per
* * rt 'cles should give ine a call
mh 31 ~ u CHARLES H LANGLEV.
West Main street. *>
-<•» ~
pi mow Bowavita I David N Jowr.».
S kaj l e< Loafa nd Crush'd
gw. for LieTy 8n * u i B <> »>hds. N. O. 8u-
E. WORTHAM t CO
T)UPONT'S POWDER ANDFUBE^
JY l!l E WORTHAM t CO
MEAL.—7S buthel*. fr*m Cline'g
w u Central Depot, for sale bv
-iZi! J- J. ray.
l^SpsniEaicrs^
to 11 BACON t BABJLE&VILL
MTroiCHTEB.
rfIJIV HOTCHISfIUM'S I/KwVAUjISO
C ''****
tzvvsszttr**
li sKSfewffi.. ..
It earea Saddle Hart*, Seratehe# ?r Bon *7«* ®»
M hutchbsok's ointment i» n***" - wUb
great eare, aad never Mia to give . {f „
The afflicted are Invited to pve It a trial, rnd ir 11
ihoald not accomplishwhat b elalmed for It, thea
call It a faambng. and demand yoar money
The proprietor* hare in their po«e«rion
berof certificate!, from aome of the meet reapeet*.
ble citiaen.of Virginia and other State* anamber of
which CO r .:Kerlam, Va.
Sold Wboleaaie aad retail, by
PURCELL, LADD A CO., and
mh 11—dfccfim DOVE It CO-. Richmond. Va
Highly recom men de d b y
PHYSICIANS-KENNEDY'S wellhtried Vlß
s»",rrs
foind to relieve. Some have uaed it for Djapepw*.
Neuralgia and Corn* to an advantage. It •• alaoefo
ri-iona in removing Inflamation ol the Breaata of L
4 READ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES:
Certificate oj the Hon. John Y. Mason, Kick
mond, Va.
I have lone known Dra. J. Feild, Jarratt ClMborne,
GhoUon, Batte and T. F. Scott. Col. Isham Trotter,
and Mr. J. G. Claiborne and other*, who baye certi
fied to the vslue of Kennedy's Eleetnc Ointment,
and am aatiafied from the character of theae gentle
men. that full faith and confidence l* due '"elrcer
tificatei , ■> *• MASON.
September llth, 1852.
Dr. John Fa Id'* Certificate, Brungwick,
County, Va.
I do hereby certify that I have used Mr. J. R. Ken
nedy'! Piaster in variona kind* of old aorei, burns,
pains in any part of the body, wound! of various kind,
particularly in tendinous expansions, in spinal irrita
tion, and as cour.ter irritant*. Ac.. Ac., with great be
npfitand tnccem. Given under my hand, thisfith day
Sf March, 1851. JNO. KEILD, M. D.
Dr. Jarratt Claiborne's Certificate, Brum
vick County, Va.
Thii is to certify that I have uied Kennedy'! Elec
tric Ointment successfully in local affection*. In
Lumbago and Pectoral Affections and Dyjpeps'a, I
fouud it very valuable ; in fact, in all Chronic Pains it
is excellent. D. J. CLAIBORNE, M. D.
September Ist, 1852.
Dr. Ghohon's Certificate.
I have used Kennedy's Electric Plaster in several
cases of Neuralgia and Carbuncle. I consider it an
excellent application in such cases. In a bad case of
Carbuncle, especially was I struck with ita soothing
and happy effect a moat instantly relieving the burn
ing and itching pain, mitigating the sloughing or moi
tification, and producing in a very short time a com
plete cure. R. A GHOLSON, M. D.
Poplar Mount, Greensville County, Va., )
June lat, 1852. 5
I had a servant who was afflicted with piin in the
stomach aud bowels, from a chronic intiamation of
those organ*. She Ims been entirely relieved fiom
using Mr. Kennedy's excellent Piaster. Given un
der my hand, this 2ist .Jan , 1852.
GREEN H. BATTE, M. D..
Greenesville county, Va.
I do hereby certify that I have used a Plaster pre
pared by Mr. J. R. Kennedy, in several cases of Spi
nal Irritation, and one of a ris'ng breast, in which
cases it answered remarkably well. I have no doubt
from the trial I have given, that it in a very ni<eful re
medy. Given under my hand, thiß 9th day of April,
1851. T. F. SCOTT. M. D ,
Dinwiddie county, Va.
For sale in Richmond by PURCELL, LADI) it CO.
and O. A. 9TRECKER; in Petersburg, by F. H. RO
BERTSON, TODD it CHRISTIAN and LYONS t
REEVES ; and by Merchants and Druggists general
ly throughout the State. je23—Flm
UNDERTAKING.
FISK'S PATENT BURIAL CASES.
\\TE have secured the privilege of ob-
T » tainiug. direct from the wanufactiirer, Fisk's
BURIAL CASES, which have attained to such gen
eral use, and which are s» highly approved on ac
count of their neatnesa, convenience and durability.
The (ale of this article in Richmond, heretofore,
has been exclusive, it having been confined to ONE
PERSON, through whom alone it could be obtained.
It has now been liberally offered to OTHERS, ard
will be furnished to persons desiring them at rates
below thase heretofore demanded.
As usual, we have on hand WOOD COFFINS, of
every size and character of finish, with SHROUDS,
and everything needful for such occasions.
Strict personal attention will be given to the em
ployment of HEARSE and CARRIAGES, and every
necessary arrangement made to accommodate those
who may claim our services on burial occasions.
Persons living in the country may command our
services in the matter of furnishing COFFINS, with
assurance of prompt attention.
BINFORD it PORTER,
Corner Franklin and Governor streets,
je 30—dim Richmond, Va.
FTNDERIAKING.—The subscriber is
now prepared to furnish anything in his line of
business at short notice, and on as reasonable terms
as any one.
An assortment of COFFINS kept constantly on
hand.
A splendid new HEARSE, with a good driver and
gentle horses can be had.
The attention of Hotel-keepers and Families is re
quested to his large assortment of MATTRESSES
Repairing SOFAS, CHAIRS, Spring MATTRES
SES, itc., promptly attended to.
FRANCIS LAUBE,
je "I—3m* Broad St., betw.2d and 3d sts.
TO 1 H E LADIES.—The subscriber
having purchased all the stock of SILK MAN
TLES, and a large variety of other Goods, of the
late firm of Willcox t Belts, ladies desiring hand
some French Silk Embroidered Mantles, Rich Plaids,
Brocade and Black Silk, will find it to their advan
tage to give him a call, before purchasing elsewhere.
As he ha* now in *tore a very large itock of Staple
and Fancy DRY GOODS, and i* desirous of reducing
the mm«, perion* may rely on getting great bargains.
He will sell many article* In hi* line, at greatly re
duced price* from early Sprint sale*.
, „ „ MORRIS W. ROSE,
Je 23—2 m N O . 203 Broad *t.
I UMBER, LUMBER.— Ihe subscribers
-L* have on hand the following kinds and qualltien
of Lumber, which they will sell at fair priee*, on
reasonable terms, and in lots to suit purchasers :
100,000 feet clear Canada White Pine, long lengths
and all sizes
150,000 feet seasoned | Buttonwood, of superior
quality
25,000 feet seasoned inch Buttonwood, superior
quality
50,000 ft. seasoned inch Oak, Tobacco Box Board*
"jO.OOO ft. aeaaoned Rock Maple, assorted size*
25,000 ft. *ea*oned 2, 3 and 4 inch A*h
200,000 ft. *easoned Yellow Fine Plank, Board* and
Heart Scantling
10,000 ft. assorted Black Walnut
150,000 auperior 6 inch Cypru* Bunch Shingle*.
ALSO.
The largest *tock of MAHOGANY in the city.
They respectfully a*k the continued favorable at
tention of the trade.
BELVIN t PARKER,
Lumber and Mahogany Dealer*, Btoad st.
jy 11—lm
NOTICE. —Wishing to change my busi
ness I offer for sale, privately, my LOT, STORE
and DWKLLING HOUSE in the town of Warren
containing about six acres of first rate low gronnda!
situated immediately on the canal. The Dwelling
House has six rooms—the Storehouse large and con
venient and a first rate stand for selling goods ; also
another House and Lot containing about two acres'
which weuld suit a mechanic with a small familv'
Either of th« above named Lota I will sell low ami
terms accommodating. *
Wart en p. Q , Albemarle Co.. iio^^dtwtlß
Fwsn§£ LE sei : ond - h * nd SPRING
JL WAGON, a *uperior piece of workmanship of
the manufacture of Mr. Thomas C. Eppe* aooer enil
•f Broad street, when it may be seen Uh£
used bat very little, and that near the city
Any person wishing an article of the kind mav rest
per eent. oat of the
profits of the company for six months, ending Sl.t
MtlSrKilj* payable to the Stockholder*
SSSSf 1 re " e " autt ' MM and after thafirst S
Atnia copy from the minutes.
apasts C. W. MACMURDO. Tr„. r .
IUU.UOO ~-800
,n lu. W Ham*
N.'feVio, 0 * r* 4
» hhds. Western Side*
r.us.B.j" ah ° Mm
5 do. eld Rye Whiskey
50 0,4 B, *^ T
55 ke f» N CaioHna Lard, veiy ale*
. ®P'lls Lard
fi. Carpat Warp, Seine Twlise, Leading Line#,
Cordsge Cotton Yarns, Bed Cords, Wrapping Twine,
•«. All lor sale on good terms.
jyia jno. WOMBLK fc GO.
JPINE SEGARS—A handsome assort
-«.t "
Jy 19 Coraer Peart tad Cary sts.
RAILROADS, MfBAMBOATg,
THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT
JSBOBE *sN&
tJASSENGERS FOR THE BWKg T
r and white mrjroiisprings
formed chat there an two dally tt«e*of 1t.,,, / S '°
day's excepted ) owmci by differtnt prnprirtnrs sow
running on different routes from the Virginia e.s
Tennessee Railroad to the Sweet end White Selphn,
Spring*, thereby Keyring to them the wtil kTttnn,
tages produced by compeMion. One of thete line,
connect wllh the Railroad at Boamck'*, tb» othert!
Salem.
Paaaenger* leaving Richmond at 6} o'clock A 11
via the Danvil'e, and the Sontbaide Railroad*,'.."J
stage*. <li mile*,) reach LjnehWg at 3T. M., and »i
4 PT M. lake the Virgi.ia and Tenneawe
train, and arrive at Salem the firitday (100 ttiile*iil
7i o'clock P. M. Leave next morning bv Stage and
arrive at the Sweet Spring* bv 4 o'clock p. rf '
tbe White Suipbar by 7P. M. Or they can mm» I
at Lynchburg till next morning, and then take th»
car* at 7 o'clock for Boniack'*, and arrive bv *u»
the Sweet Spring* by 7 o'clock that evening. '
Tbe Virginia and Tenneaaee Railroad is now o a«i, m
to Newborn, distant 38 miles, from the Red Su'i,kZ
Springe, to which there i* now a tri-weeklv !,, , 4
Stage*, and in a few day* thero will be a daily ii ße J
The morning train from Lynchburg reach** Newben
at 12J o'clock P. M.
E. H. OILL. General Snot
JT 1" V». and Tenn. R. r
VIRGINIA AND TJfcMJNESSEE RAH
ROAD.
RED SULPHUR SPRINGS.
We, underaigued, are now ranniDg a ){■><• „»
STAGES on Monday*, Wednesdays and Prid.ys <s J
in a few day* will pot on a daiiv line,) from N»»
bern depot on the Virginia and Teonetsee kailri..*
to Giles Court Hooae, arid the lied Sulphur Spring.
Schedule—Leave Lynchburg via Virginia st>h
Tennessee Railroad, at 7 A. M., and reach the JW
Sulphur Springe at 9 P. M. the same risy.
Fare from Ljnchburg to Gile* Co Ho t4_y,
" " " to Red Sulphur s"sn
Tickets may be procured at the Lynchburg Dcpiw
July 11, U>l. FLAGG, CALDWELL k CO?'
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD
BUCHANAN, NATURAL BRIDGE. LEXINGTON ARB
RocKHßrrx;K alum springs.
Passenger* are informed that the undersijined is
now running a line of splendid four horse stag.* from
Bnford's depot on the Virginia and Tennessee Hun
rend on Tnesdaya, Thursday* and Saturdays, (*„,) j n s
few days daily) to the above named places.
Schedule.—Leave Lynchburg via the Virginia Rnrt
Tennessee Railroad at 4 P. M , and arrive at Bn
chanan at from 8 to 9 o'clock, the same evening ~
Leave Buchanan next morning, breakfast and stop
2J hours at the Natural Bridge, and reach the Hn
bridge Alum Sjiringsin time lor dinner.
Fare fiom Lynchburg to Buchanan $2 Ml
" " " " Natural Bridge 3on
" " " " Lexington 3.75
" " " " Rockbridge 41am.... 4.73
Tickets may be procured at the Lvnrhhurg der.ot
jyl.s—3m W. M. HARVEY. *
(J-fciNTRAL KAIL ROAD OPEN "TO
STAUNTON.
CHEAPEST. MOST COMFORTABLE AND EX
PEDITIOUS ARRANGEMENT EVER MADE
FOR TRAVELLING TO THE SEVERAL
VIRGINIA SPRINGS, LEXINGTON &c.
THE COMPANY is provided with a
LARGE ADDITIONAL SUPPLY OF NEW
ENGINES and PASSENGER CARS—have butona
change ol baggage from car* to stage* on the whole
mute, and present Lhe only line running through set
en times a week.
The cars pass over the top of the mountain at
Rocktish Gap, where, at various point* in the ascent,
sceneiy is presented to the view of surpassing gran
deur and beauty.
Commencing witX the 20th day of July, an Express
Mail Train will be run daily between Richmond and
Staunton, end an Accommodation Train also da.ly,
(except on Sundays) with the view of securing to la
die* and invalids the greatest ainountof comfoit.
Leave Richmond at 6.20 A. M. and arrive at Staun
ton at 2.30 P. M.
By thi* Line passenger car* leave Peteriburg end
Richmond in the morning, and arrive at the Whlta
SulphnrSpringi nextday atfi.3oP M
Leave Staunton at I P. M. and arrive in Richmond
at 2.30 P M
The Accommodation Train will leave Staunton at
6 A M. and arrive in Richmond at 2.30 P. M.
The Second Train going up willjtop at ttie usual
intermediate point* for passenger*, but will not ate p
coming down, except at depot*.
FARES:
Between Richmond and Oordoniville, $2 HO
" Gordonsville and Alexandria, .....3 00
THROUGH TICKETS :
Between Alexandria and Charlotteavilie, S3 75
" " " Staunton, 5 40
" " " Lynchburg, 6 75
" Richmond and Fauquier Spring*, ....
" " " White Sulphur Sp'gs, 8 50
" " " Sweet Spring*, 800
*• " " Bath Alum Sprijgs....B 00
" " " Warm Springs 8 00
" " " Hot Springs, g 25
" " " Rockbridge Alum B'ga 8 no
" " " Lexington 7 00
" " " Natural Bridge, 7 75
" " " Buchanan, 725
" " " Fincaatle, 725
Richmond, June 21*t, 1834.
By orde*. H. D. WHITCOMB,
Supt. Transportation.
STAGE LINE.
Our Stage Lines will connect with ear.h of the
Train* of the Central Railroad, as follows, viz :
Passenger* from the Express Train will leave
Staunton immediately after dinner, say at 2 o'clock
P. M. and arrWe at Clovardale by dark, san?e day,
from Richmond. Leave next morning at daylight
and arrive at White Sulphur by 6i P M.
Passengers by the Accommodatioa Train will leave
Staunton at 6 o'clock, A. M., arrive at tbe Warm
Spring* at 6 P. M. Leave next morning after day
light and arrive at White Sulphur by 3 P. M.
N. B. Thisarrangement proposes etrietly and liter
ally altogether Daylight Travel—and we pledge our
selves to ensure to Paisengers the comforts they hate a
right to calculate on.
Returning, our Line* wiil leave White Sulphur at
II A M. Passenger* desiring expedition will reach
Stauntounext day in time to get to Richmond by 'J
P. M , being less than a day and a half. Thoae de
siiing comfort will arrive at Warm Spiings at 6 P,
M , reat all night, leave next day at (U A. M., and ar
tivo in Stauntont> P. M. ready forthe Morning Tiain
for Richmoud, Alexandria or Baltimore.
Passengers for LEXINGTON. NATURAL
BRIDGE, BUCHANAN and FINCASTLE wiil be
taken th-ongh tha same day from Richmond by tha
Express Line Those tor LEXINGTON by dark.
Passengers for ROCKBRIDGE ALUM arriv# !o
breakfast 2nd day.
Passengers who get Through Tickets may atop st
any point, or change from one Line to the oiher.
Those desiring Extra Stage* can charter them at
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June2t*t, 18.°>4. j„ 24
TO THE PUBLIC —We
I I ll iJTTiHfT are rnnning a daily line of Stage*
tr .uj ins iciunnui of the South*ide Railroad U>
Lynchburg, continuing on by the Virginia aad Ten
neuee Railroad, and our Stage Line to the Sweet,
Red Sweet, and White Snlphur Spring! Whole co»t
to the pawenger between Richmond and the
White Sulphur Spring*, and by the following sche
dule :
Leave Richmond daily, (except Sunday*.) via the
Danville Railroad, to the Junction of the Bouth*lde
Road, over that road to It* terminu*; and our Coachn
to Lynchburg by 3$ P. M. Leave Lynchburg at 4 P
W., via the V irginia and Tenneaaee Railroad, to the
diverging point of our line, at Bon*eek, reach Ktn
caatle by dark: leave Pit ea*tle at daylight neat day,
and arrive at the Sweet and Red Sweet Sprima to
dinner, and the White Sulphur Spring* by 6 o'clock
f. M.
Richmond and Danville pataengera are informed,
that on and after the sth day of July, we wil accom
modate them in aplendid 4 horie Coaehea Speed in
creased and fare reduced, unknown in the late Hlt
tory of the service, between the tannicu* of the
Danville Railroad and Danville : Leave Richmond
at 6J A- M., and arrive at Danville aame night.
rare from piesent terminua to Danville, f.OO
Do. do. do. to Halifax C H. 1.50
And to be reduced from time to time, aa ciicum
ataucea may require.
Our Agent, Mr. J. H. SHOOK, may be found
at the Commiaaion Hou*e of Meaar*. Brown It Shook,
two squares below the Exchange Hotel, Franklin it.
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ludii STEAMBOAT CURTIS
■H9CPECK _P ABSAOC TO OLD
POINT, PORTSMOUTH AND NORFOLK.—'The
steamboat CURTIS PECK, Cant. Johh Da via. bav
eyon# a complete overhauling, will, on SA
TURDAY next, I7ih ioat., commence her nmlai
run on the river between tbia and Uie above place*,
leaving the wharf at Bocketta every Satutday, Tues
day and Thursday asorniaga, at 6$ o'clock precisely—
touching at ail the regular landings going and return
iag.
Paaaage to Old Point, Portsmouth and N0rf01k...92.00
Meal* oOc. each.
J" » 6 R. O. 11 ASK IN*.
£SbHME notice.—rich
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