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TRBMEMDOOB COHFLAQRATIOK AT MIL
WAUKEE.
|Vivai the Milwaakle Hawa,
It la oaraalafalduty to morl the moetdiaa*
troaa coaflagraltoa lut «w vfefcad Mflwauki-
Akwt 12 o'clock to-day lintH diecovered la tt><
k* Of Davk'a ftablee, la the rear of tins C. Matr*
Tbe wtod wee blowing freah from the eorctheea'.
aad la a few momenta the whole row of ba«d
tage, from Da via' to tbe Tremonl Houae, waa in
The wtad then ahiftad to the eei*. aad toMla
iredMe apace of Utae, die Uatted Statea Hoariand
the whole block, extend Id* from Huron to Michi
■as MM iocludiax the whole square bounded j
byMale, Huron, Eaat and Michigan atreeta, waa la
H^VMIh
The deetractioß of thla valuable property waa
MMmafattrely bat the work of a moment. The
then extended acroaa Eaat Water atreri
to the weat aide, destroying all tbe baiWfiags from
the career of Huron atreet to Harro'a hardware
atone.
The fire waa atill raging at tbe boor we went to
n. (Are o'clock r u,) though there la no doubt
1 be confined within the ttmita named.
It la impoaaible, la the general confuaion and ex
citement of tbe moment, to live aa accurate ac
count of tbe Voaaaa, particularly aa our cffloe waa in
immiaeat daager of deatroetion. They are vari
ously edlmated at from *500,000 to «1,000,000.
The progreae of tbe flames waa an rapid, and the
efTerte of the firemen almost paralyzed, that the
greatest eonfaaioa aad excitement prevailed. The
atreeta were filled with amoke.
Three fire compacica came from Racine, and in
connection with our own department, rendered
efficieut aervice.
There were aumeroua atoriea afloat of persona
burned, and dying from auffoeation and fatigue
The only thing definite we could learn in regard to
them, waa that two Germana died from over exer-
tlon, and a fireman wm drowned.
One building wm filled with fire-works, which
produced a succession of loud explosions, and
walla were constantly falling with a loud crash.
Bayard T«yior gives tha following as a translation
of one of the son;* of the Nile boatmen :
"Look at me wuh your eyes, O gszelle, O gazelle !
The bloMom of your cheeks is dear to me; your
breast* buret the silk of jour vest. I eannot loose the
shawl about jour waist: it sinks into your soft waist.
Who possesses you is blsssed by heaven. Look at
me with your eyes, O gszslle, O gazelle! Toar fore
bead is like the moon; your face is <airer than all the
flowers of the gatder: your bed is of diamonds; be is
ricbei than a king who can sleep thereon Look at
me with your eyes, O gazelle, O gazelle!
(Hkgi-lar Occu«arncr..—A singular occurrence,
resulting in a melancholy manner, took place a few
day. since in the town of Hamburg, in this county.—
An Irishman was engaged in digging a well, and af
ter getting down to the depth of some eighteen feet,
found signs of water very perceptible. At las: he
struck his pick through a thin Uyer of slate, when
all at ones, and with a noise like thunder, sufficient
ly loud to be distinctly heard all over the neighbor
hood, a atream of mingled ga* and water bnr*t
throu/b tha orifice, instantly killing the unfortunate
man and filling the well to the depth of ten or twelve
foet with water. Ga* still escapes profusely, and the
watsr is in cons ent and violent n.otion, resembling
a large cauldron of boiiing fluid.—lluffalo Democracy,
.lug 24
FALL HARDWARE.
W5 are now in receipt of a fresh stock
of G»ods, corsisting of
Pocket and Table CUTLERY, of various patterns
Gl'f'S and PISTOLS—a handsome assortment
BUILDING MATERIALS—such as Locks, Hin
ges, Screws, Nails, kc ,—a large ass.rtment
TOOLS of all descriptions, for Carpenters', Black
smiths', Machinists', and Farmers' use.
Tosether with a general assortment of Foreign
and Domestic HARDWARE, suitable to the wants
of the city and country trade.
Also, a large and fresh stock of Saddlery Hard
ware. consisting of Bits, Stirrups, Buckles, kc. kc ;
Coach Materials, Springs and Ax es, PatenCLeather,
Hog Skins, Serge, Welting, Whips, kc.
Our purchases have been made direct from the
manufacturers in Europe and America, upon favoia
ble term*.
Having had the experience of 30 or 30 years of the
wants of the country trade, we flatter ourselves up
on keeping the best assortment of Hardware, suita
ble to the demands of Virginia, Tennessee and North
Carolina merchants, to be found in any one house in
the United States.
We most respectfully invite an examination of
our stock and prioes by merchants and others visiting
this market—feeling the assurance that we can satis
fy even the largest class of customers.
BMITH k ROBERTS.
Importers of Hardware, No 22 Pearl st
N. B. Always on hsnd, an assortment of Naylor's
CART STEEL and Anchor BOLTING CLOTH.
*u 22 8. k R.
PUKCELL, LADD & CO.,
DRUGGISTS,
No. 92 Main Street, corner of Fourteenth,
Richmond, Vibginia,
/"\FFER for sale, in lots to suit purcha-
VF sera, their uaual la-ge and general aaejrtment,
embracing the following in par:—
2600 miperior Indigo
6 hhda beat Madder
400 kegi Sap. C&rb. Soda
12 bbia Varoithe*
in bbli. Venitian Red
10 bbla. Sal.Soda
55 baga Pepper, Ginger and Alltpice
2W mat* Cinnamon Bark
25 bbla. Alcohol
25 bbla. Burning Fluid
800 kega White Lead, dry and in oil
1 eaae Nutmeg*: 3 do. Mace
60 dozen Ruahton'aCod Liver Oil
400 ounce* Sulphate Quinine
1 caae prime Turkey Opium
2000 gallont Lamp Oil
6 ba'ea prime Cloves
20 bbla Spta. Turpentine
25<i0 Iba. Saltpetre
20 caaea Chrome Green and Yellow
1000 lba. Paria Green, dry and oil
800 bozea Window Glass, French and Amer*n
200 lba Root and Powdered Rhubarb
2000 lba Gam Arabic
25 caaea Colors, ground in oil
12 gro Low's Brown Windsor Soap
120 dozen Vroomfe. Fowler'* Military Boap
And the usual assortment of Patent Medicines and
other article* suited to the want* of the trade—all of
which are offjred at low prices.
N. B. Particular and prompt attention to packing
and forwarding goods.
PURCJCLL, LADD k. CO., Druggista,
auS6 92 Main at., corner 14th.
subscribers having removed to their
X large Warehouse, in rear of the atore. No. 9t
Main street, recently vacated by them, offer their
uamal stock, conaiating in part of—
Swadea j
American hammered ' IRON
Engliah and Ameiic&n rolled }
English and American blistered Steel
German, east and ahear do
Broad Plough Iron
round and square Iron, all dies
Oral, half-oval, and half-round Iron
McCormlck* a and Palmer Mould Boarda
American Ruaaia and Engliah sheet Iron
Band and hoop Iron
Kail rod* of Americas and Swedes Iron
Horae shoe Iron
Hone Shoe*, aaaorted aixe*
Tin Plate, plj and bar Tin
Sheet Ztac Spelter and Spelter eolder
Sheathing, Brazier** and bar Copper
Pig, bar and sheet Lead
Ground wagon and cart Bozea
Sola Leather, good and damaged
Fall aaaortment of Grooerie*
as 28—d2w w4w JOHN O °KDON fc SON.
rather overstocked
B jrf,» r , br ." le one fine COW
BUL * * half-blooded Ayrahire
■ nrmmn. r . JOHN B - CRENSHAW,
■oc ounce Faem. Ant. 15. Hst n—oot*
A DMINItJTBATOK'B NOTICE.—AII
ff™ o**0** claim* agalnat the estate of
Mr*. SUSAN J. HALL, deeoaaed, will (lease pre
aeat then to the underdraed. Addreaa
JOHN S. LOVKTT, Adm r.
••22—StawSw* Norfolk City,
r VO CONSUMERS OP FUEL —I shail
X advance the price of COKE on the lat of Sent
«xt to » aeat. par bnahel for Lump and 18 eentaT;
tUjl. At th—e price, it will Mill b"tV e ch«J«
B,1 M eomfon co " lder that can be
| JV 81-SSll&Jt* 0 ™" l#th *
and pre:
Cloven
Cr, Turmeric, black and wfch* " ??*, r,£ * Gin-
b » ° «• 38S dS?*
•J*; — Plaoo. FranlniTat
OKW.V*
•KteEHsaffifs sisss:* -
*. T. >c«oks. Traa*
f±LKNN'B CJCJLE«IiATKD~K6IdAN
TT
« TIME AND TIDE WAtT 901
maa'a afctra SSrJt a "Hdt,"
MP Sotralyatoa*'heyaetj ... ..
Itlhoireu maaaattafiaoitide.
If they've ao "lima" to abow l«t
The aooaer, tbea.
The tima ttde abba and flowa,
The aooaer voa can take tbe flood
And oa Ita tide repose.
tf time aad tide will wait for none,
Thalr movement* keeping ehimr;
Without a watch you're left alone,
To dan aaateaeared time.
With time-piece of wall-teated time,
No flood-ode will be loat;
If lata tbe fiahar caata hia line.
On ebb-tide lack he'a toaaed.
The aailor, too, who haavea tbe lead,
And keeping watch by gaeaa,
WUI loae hia reckoning, kept by head,
Aad ralae a rebel meee
A soldier, ahould your aalling be,
waat your tima kept true;
Toa will mark time then to a T,
If taa«ht by B*aTHoto»»ew.
Let lovers. too, la gaealna mood,
Onee miaatha wedd'ng hour,
Ho tide to them ita foiure flood
Would yield ita noptial power.
Tbe Daiuiait and the farmer, toj;
ThwWiechanic and tbe baker;
What, in a word, would all men do
' Without a good watcb-makei?
Love chaina, too—not gilded fettera—
'T would be hard to find their bettera;
Breast-pins of pearl and gold I vi*nd
So good tbey come not back to mend.
Then 1 have metalic mixturea
Cbeap. and jost like golden fixturea.
Attend theae hinta, tbey are but few.
And now 'tia time to aay adieu;
Bot "rerbuni tat " keep time In view—
Tbe time of BILL BARTHOLOMEW,
an 23—U
LADIES* GAITERS, SLIP
PER.B, Ac.—We have jairt received a
supply of Ladies' Gaiters, Slippers, Buskins, Ac. Ac.,
which we are aelling atour uaually low prices
22—taif HART b MOSES.
I HOISTING MACHINES AND
Frßßj TRUCKS —Those most approved are
I 1TO1» made bj me. Sample* of which may be
®MlTiEl«>en at Messrs Crenshaw k Co.'i, north
1~(IhH aide of Basin. Order* left with them wil!
be filled on the tame terma ssif aent directly to n>e.
The advantage* of these article* are too numerous to
out in an advertisement Call and*ee them.
F. L. BATES, Manufactuer
East Fall*, Avenue, between Pratt and
f e 27 12m Lombard *t*., Baltimore, Md
STRAW BONNETS A T COST
■■at LOEWKNTHAL'S French Flower Em-
H9r D oria'n. I have on hand yet a very large as-
STRAW BONNE£P of the
late*t description, which I will sell at coat Tor cash. —
Alsa, French and American FLOWERS, wholesale
and retail. Also, materials for Wax and Paper Flow
ers. CHAS. H. LOEWENTHAL,
je 30 Corner Broad and 3d sts.
. NOTICE TO LADIES—We
IMB have in store a lot of Ladies' Morocco and
Kid SLIPS, as good as can be made by any body, any
where or at any price, which we bought recently in
this city at an auction sale of an old shoe establish
ment, which we will *ell at the unuaual low price of
Si per pair, which ideas than such Shoes can be of
fered st when bought regularly by at leaat 33J per
cent.
Ladies should not fail to avail themselves of this
rare opportunity to procure a bargain. Call at the
Ladies' Saloon, 73 Main st.
jy27 WHITE k PAGE.
■Jfciil ELEGANT PIANO
■EimHBFORTE, at the new Bookstore, Kent
fl HII fl Square, 151 Main street—An elegant
" " ■ i! " seven octave Piano Forte, in a rich
rosewood case, from Nunn's celebrated manufactory,
New York. In brilliancy and sweetness of tone these
Pianos are not surpassed by those of any other manu
facturer. WM. A. BUTTERS,
jy 29 157 Main St.
"in GREAT REDUCTION IN H
JUL THE PRICE OF HATS AND BOOTS. B
From fifteen to twenty per cent saved by buy- Jm
ing from J. H.ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel
Building, Richmond.
Moleskin HATS, of best quality «3 *
Do do second do 3 00
Fashionable SILK HATS 2 st.
Fine ealfskln sewed 800T8,....................3 50
Fine ealfskin sewed SHOES 2 25
J H. ANTHONY has made arrangements with
one of the best makers in the city of Philadelphia to
supply him with a handsome and substantial calfskin
sewed BOOT, which he will sell at the unprecedent
ed low price of $3 50. del
CHEAP SHOES FOREVER.—
METROPOLITAN is g'.ing ahead of
everything in selling all kinds of Boots and Shoes
very chenp. 1 am selling my entire stock of Summer
Boots and Bhoes, Traveling Trunks, Valicss, Carpet
Bags, kc., at extremely low prices, to make room for
an extensive Fall supply. So here it goes from this
date. The first come will be the best s»rved. Ladies
and gentlemen who are in want of Boots, Shoes or
Trunks, would do well to call at the " Metropolitan
Store" to make tbeir purchases.
Tha "Metropolitan Store" is at 151 Main st., Eagle
Square, next to R. M. Zimmerman'*.
CHARLES S. MAURICE,
au 24 Richmond, Va.
NOTTfiF, TO AI T, IN
WANT OF BOOTS AND SHOES WESk
OF GOOD QUALITY—The subscriber has
just returned from tha North where he has
selected with great care the best materials that coald
b« bought in the Northern markets, for the manufac
ture of ladies', gentlemen's, misses, boys' and chil
dien's Boots and Shoes of a quality that can not nor
shsll not be surpassed by any establishment in this
city or any other city, either for durability or style,
and at as low price as it can possibly be afforded for.
ALEXANDER HILL,
Manufacturer and Dealer in Boots, Shoei,
Trunks, Carpet Bags, Valices, No. 127 Main st.
au 25
MARBLE WORKS.
MILLER & VINCENT,
Tf ARBLE WORKERS, on Main street,
IrX between sth and 6th *treet», and nearly oppo
si;e the Second Baptist Church. '
MONUMENTS, TOMBS. FONTS, he , of foreign
and domestic Marble, made in the most modern and
beat stvle of the art.
CARVING and LETTERING ezecuted in a man
ner not to be *urpas*ed here or elaewhere.
The public are reapectfully invited to call and ex
amine ipecimen* of work ezecuted by them, a* the
be«t test of their merit. jy 18 d3m
SNEAD & COCKE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Charlottesville, Va.
r | I HE undersigned having formed a oo
X partnership for the practise of Law in Albe
marie, will practise regularly in the County and Cir
cuit Courts of said County, and alio In the District
Court, held in Charlottesville.
All professional bus*ne«* entrusted to the firm, will
receive the attention of both parties
fcW Claim* aecured and collected, and remittance*
promptly made
BURWELL W SNEAD,
RICHARD IVANHOE COCKE
Addreaa B. W. Skead, CharlotterviUe, or R. I.
Cocke, Palmyra, Fluvanna, Va.
BURWELL W. SNEAD will also regularly attend
the Comtf and Circuit Courts of Fluvanna, and will
give hi* prompt attention to all profewional buiine**
entrusted to him in that county.
references:
New Yoee—Meaar*. Greenway, Brother* fc Co.;
Compton fc Turner, J. R. J affray It Bon*; Robertson
£ 11 Co " ; Ely Mygatt, Jr. fc
Co.; Levi Cook fc Co.; A. R. Frothingham fc Co.; Hen
ry*, Smith and Townihend; Beebe fc Co
«A kLT J*J. ollc — : Bangher, Fl*her k Co.; Ball,
Chriaa k Co.
Richmond—Mean. Ward*worth, Turner fc Co.;
Parker. Bayly k Nimmo: Warren fc Perkins; Kant,
Paine fc Kent; Hubbard, Gardner fc Co.; Dean* fc
Brown; Thoa. fc Cha*. Ellis; Geo. W. Gretter. W. F.
Butler fc Co.; John N Gordon fc Son; Flannacan
j Stoke* fc Co. j, 23—
UAMUEL D. DENOON, Bell and Bran
Founder, on Main, between Bth and 9th *treet*.
Richmond, continues to carry on the above bu
aineaain all it* vanou* branches
*» ehurchea, ihip*. railroada, tavern*, and
all kmdi of house bells nide to order.
From the large number of Bell* that I have made
in the laat 80 year*, and their auperior tone and qual
ity, I can aaeure my friend* that they are equal to
any made in thu country. I shall alway* keep on
a! 1 lind of Bella, fcc-
REPAIRING in theira*. Foun
dryWincssi promp.ly attended to.
It/elsTIMa?? aDd the variou* kind* ofMeta
low«tmil ° e " the • horto,t B0,i " "d the
and BRAS8 h * highe,t P rice P* ill for OLD TOPPER
| ICORICE, dus.—The rob.criber has in
*toro and daily expecting
» Caaea "F and J" Licorice Paate.
59 do "Banford" " "
lft do "F E" « ••
14 do Ottoman 44 *«
*?0 Vegnattelll « Sticks
S ivl To ®1"» Bean*.
40 Ounce* Otto of Roaea
Plough*, Feed C«ttere, to, for aalebv
mvlfi—dta Jt>lA "
my 16 corner Cary and Va. ate.
IyOIICE OP QRRAT INTEREST TO
M*De^THING I -^. A "^ r o^ n ,l g^
}»» in u'SdSfto*«dutrs?«si*m
low as poaiible before receipt of fall atock. Tboae in
want wiU pi eaae gtvwae an early e. 11 * '
u j D GOODMAN
$0-
C&. WORTH AM k CO. I
SOTS
ao dei th.M— of CROUCH
At IIOOPFIL '
All UwfelbMtnc** *** temmmtm,
*1 HOOPER.
r\IBSOLDTION OF CO-PATOER
1/ gHIP. The concern o# BLADE fc BAKER to
thU to Mtile the ®ut
*tanding debt* *»d credit* of the concern
»B 19 . B - B^*Pg-
—Owing to th® death of
1J Thoma*Tin*ley Jr., the firm of Butlerfc Tln»-
lej it derived. All per»"U* indebted te the firm wiU
please make payment without delay, and thoae hav
ing elaime again*t us will preaent them for eetUe-
BUTLER h TIN3LEY
\TEW CONCERN.—I bave this day taken
Ll in copartnership my brother, John T. Butler,
the bufineM to be conducted In the name of Jame*
T. Batler &. Co. , . _ u . „
Thankful for the pahronaee heretofore so liberally
bettowed on Butler fc Tiitfley I will be pleated to
have a continuance with the new firm.
iq B—lmdi3nc JAMES T. BUTLHR.
ptO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. —The
subscriber*, having *?
aether, under the firm of TURPIN, ROPER A
MURRAY, will eontina* to carry on the UNDER
TAKING BUSINESS, in all it* department*, at the
old stand of Roper fc. Murray, Governor*t.
They will give their penonal attention to all or
der* sent to them, and will furnish, at the *horte*t
notice, any thing In their line of bmine**.
They will keep conitantly on hand a general a*
•ortment of COFFINS, from the neat pine, to the
most elegant mahogany.
Having the sole agency, in this city, for the «ale of
Fisk fc Raymond'* METALIC BURIAL CASEB,
the (übscriber* are al*o prepared to furnish any *ize
of the Sarcophagu*, either of the plain *tyle, with
out the drapery, or such as thoae furntohed for Clay
Bnd Webster, being covered with superfine black
cloth drapery and *il ver trimming*.
Several HEARSES, with gentle hor*e* and car*
fol driver*, al*o at TURpIN>
B. W. ROPER.
WILLIAM MURRAY.
C* O-PARTNERSH IP NOTICE.—The
/ mnders'tned having associated together, under
the style of" MRUS & SHINE, to conduct the
AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS in all
it* varir.u* branelie*, to take effect from the l*t of
July, !85», beg leave to inform their friends and the
pub ic generally that they have opened in the large
and commodious house. No. 74 Main street formerly
occupied by Messrs. Stnithfc Roberts, and immedi
ately opposite Smith fc Harwood'* Hardware Store,
where can alway* be fonnda large and well-*elected
*t'ck of HOUSE FURNITURE, FANCY GOODS,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, CLOCKS in the great
est variety, together with ail the necessary article*
in the home furutohing line |
L fc S. will give their undivided attention to all
sa'e* of Real and Perional E*tate. such as aelling
House* and Lot*, Stock sales of Groceiie*, Dry
Goods, Boot* Shoe*, Hat*, House Fuiniture, fcc be-,
which will be attended to with promptness, and ac
counts of sale* alwaj* ready when applied for.
We have in store now, a splendid stock of Goods,
of all the various branches, which has been bongbt
low for cash, and which will be sold unusually low,
as we are determined to establish a reputation for
selling goods of all stylea, at extremely low prices.
We have a large and commodious room on the 2d
floor, which will be exclusively (and is well adapted)
fo'in door sales, where goods of all styles can be
properly arranged, and exhibited to advantage pre
vious to the sale. P. C. LARUS,
JAMES N. SHINE.
The subscriber having assumed the reins,
not of State or Federal, but of tha sales of Messrs.
Lurus b Shine—in which capacity he pledges him
self no exertion* shr.ll be wanting, on his part, to
make it to theintereitof a'l who may be diapocedto
patronize tbe firm.
I take thto opportunity of returning my grateful
acknowledgment* to my friends and a generous pub
lie, for the kind feelings expressed for the (uceeta of
the firm, and my Individual prosperity, and hope, by
close application to business, to merit their confi
dence.
au 22—lm J. HENRY DIGGES.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.—WiII be
pa'd for the apprehension and delivery, or con
finement in jail, of my man TOM, who calls himself
Tom Kendley. I expect he is lurking about Rich
mond, as he i* well acquainted there. He i* of light
ginger-bread color, about medium height, rather
■our, grurn countenance, and about 25 year* old. If
taken out of thi* county and Richmond, 1 will pay all
necessary expanses of delivering him to me at Arnpt
hill, Chaste; field. Post Office, Richmond.
au 14 -ts JOHN WATKINS
Gas apparatus for the coun
try, adapted to the use of private dwellings,
churches, schools, hotels, watering places, factories,
foundries, machine shops and railroad stations.
The MARYLAND PORTABLE GAS COMPA
NY OF BALTIMORE, keep on hand and make to
order OAS MACHINES of any required capacity.—
Their apparatus has stood the test of years, and can
i.ot be excelled in economy, safety and simplicity.—
For particulars address
E. R. SPRAOUE, Treasurer,
au I—d3m 202 Balto. St., Bait., Md.
NE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
WARD.—Ranaway from the subscriber on the
10th inst., a Negro Man named CHARLEB; he is
about 21 years of age. 5 feet 4 or 5 inches high, gin
ger-bread color; he wss raised in Hampton dv Mr.
Smelt; he has a mother now living at Old Point, to
which place 1 believe he has gone. I will give the
above reward to any person who will deliver birn to
me. BENJAMIN DAVIS,
jy 20 No. 5 Wall street, nnder City Hotel.
FOR SALE—A second-hand SPRING
WAGON, a superior piece of workmanship, o<
the manufacture of Mr. Thomas C. Eppes, upper end
»f Broad street, where it may be seen. It has been
used but very little, and thatnearthe city.
Any person wishing an article of the kind may rest
assured that great pains were taken by the well
known manufacturer with regard to it* strength and
durability. je i— t*
TWTOTICE.—Wishing to change my ttusi
i* ness I offer for sale, privately, my LOT, STORE
and DWELLING HOUSE in the town of Warren,
containing about six acres of first rate low grounds,
situated immediately on the canal. The Dwelling
House ha* 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 would suit a mechanic with a small family.
Either of the above named Lot* I will sell low, and
term* accommodating.
R A. PERKINS,
Warren P. O , Albemarle Co., Va. je 20 dhwtlS
PROTECTION AND INSURANCE —
HERRING'S justly celebrated Fire and Bur
glar Proof SALAMANDER SAFES, are now seen
in almost every place of business. Every man who
has books, papers, money, and other valuable arti
cle* to preserve, finds that this is the cheapest, and
only secure method of protection against fire and
thieves. These Safes now stand before the world as
the CHAMPION SAFES, having prouad themselves
in over one thousand severe fire*. Alt person* who
have not secured one of Herring'* cheap Insurance
office*, will find a full assortment at the office of the
SUte Agent. R. McCANDLIBH, Jr.,
my 34—tf 188 Cary street
ITNDERTAKING.—The subscriber is
V/ now prepared to furnish anything in his line of
businee* 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 I* re
quested to his large assortment of MATTRESSES
Repairing SOFAS, CHAIRS, Spring MATTRES
SES, sc., promptly attended to.
FRANCIS LAUBE,
e 81—8 m* Broad St., betw. 3d and 3d st*.
CTORAGE.—Having the line and com
modiona WAREHOUSE on the South ride ol
the Baaln, next toHenr*. Lodlam U Watson'e, I am
prepared to take in STORAGE, on reasonable term;
' h "? °» h"" 1 » l«g* aopply of fine CHEWING
TOBACCO, of my own manufacture, for tale
ap6—dtlJan'y WM, T. BLAIR
1?LIA8 HALE, Auctioneer and Cotn-
"'"ion Merchant 1W Main street-My nana!
evening sales will be diacontinned till aboat the lat
' <exeept > I >e<,,a ' « ll8 » «honM he of-
Conilrrments for privet* or anctlon sales thunkful
!y solicited.
A large assortment of Watchee, Jewelry, and Fan
er Goods, fer sa'e at wholesale or retail at low
prices, et private a»le.
Cltyaad country merchants can purchase Goods ai
Buahetumr prices, ea the eabacriber la agent for
r,t,kl,b, n«nt», and can sell their
Kulj J.™ °n *» favorable terms as they
could be ordered bom the manufacturer direct
. , . ELI AS HALE.
" I*B Main at.
RXCELSIOB WOHKB. Cor« r 7 TH
AJ iKD Miis STativi.licHMosD, Va —The Pro
and oa the asoet reesonable terms. *
MEUSSS& , - ntiryofDT —* FLOOa,NO
FAimEi irurr. both of Norther. and VirrfaU
Ptaa, raaiy dressed which ha offers at a tew price
SASHES. DOORS and BLINDS kept oa head ear
made to order at prion* Chat eaaaot M to gtv* aeris
factioa.
Order* sells lead and will be tbaak tally received.
■"» WM. EQIBRM.
DBRUVIAM QUANO, &e.—
M. *00 has* best P arnvlan Guano
1W bbl# Mexican d J
jxts
•»* SDWIK WVATHAS k CO
I
• - .. . n it, .
SieedfJoi'Sl* V*ry verge oftSe tomb the *übj«ct»
R-v-rj;
i';
circulation affect the vital orlau*. A course of two
o, three week* will relieve the *y*em of all mo*M
muter a reaction ensue*, an incontrollable appetite
with high and vigorou* health the re*ult. fn deep
and heavy cold*, that eft en end to • rapid decline,
nothing to comparable. Por mercurial and *yphilit)C
jimueiitto truly the only medicine known, not
leaving a veetlge of tie di*ea*e. Pur*ue the eour*e
sbove. unle** the bone* have commenced decaying
If go, at the end of three week* *u*pend It* u*ell
w«eks, recommence, and at the end of threeweek*
the body will be re*toied to it* original health.
»--" r &3gL"£ A Er;?a;
JACKSON B. WOOD,
GRUBBS k APPERSON,
fe 25 —ly Druggtot*.
peak OF ME AS YOIJ FIND; NO
THING EXTENUATB, NOR AUGHT BET
DOWN IN MALICE-TRUTH IS MIGHTY !-A
plain AND UNVARNISED statement.
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER CURED
HAMPTON'S TINCTURE TRIUMPHANT!
Capon Bridge, )
H*mp*hire county, Va., March 1,1854 S
Mr. E. P. Cooper—Dear Sir: Agreeable to your
reqne*t. and my own de*lre to benefit the afflicted, I
hereby certify the rreat relief 1
use of HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
I wai taken with a violent palpitation or rather
flattering and trembling of the heart, which contin
ued sevrral days; it seemed as though my heart had
aimoit forgotten it* office. The family became alarm
ed and procured a bottle of the ,valuable Medicine,
and before I had taken near one bottle of thia Ti»c
tore of Hampton's, I wm entirely relieved.
Thto to the third instance of relief in my fami
ly from the use of thto valuable Medicine. Two or
three year* ato I was laid up with ulceration op
mv ankle, from the effect of what i* called milk
leg. I had lost all taste and appeiitp, and the sore,
which wa*some four inches up and down, and half
way around my ankle, rejected every effort to teal
it, until I procured Hampton'* Vegetable Tincture;
one bottle of which restored my health, healed my
ankle, and 1 am freer than for the la*t
THIRTY YEARS.
Agoin, one of my daughter* was very low from se
vere dysentery, and when she began to sit up her feet
commenced swelling, which increaaed every day and
began to be very painful—*he naed a bottle of Hamp
ton's Tincture; the pain* were assuaged, the
swelling subsided, and her health returned—we kept
her leg* bandaged with strip* of woolen until her
strength returned. I have been thus particuiar, that
others under aimiiar circumstances might be induced
to avail themselves of this remedy.
Yours with respect.
7 ELIZABETH EDWARDS.
I do hereby certify that I am personally acquaint
ed wi'h Mrs. Edwards, and can lafely recommend
the above itatemei t to be correct.
E. P. COOPER, Postmaster,
Capon Bridge, Hampshire county, Va.
ey Delicate Ladies and children will please give it
a trial.
Call and get Pamphlet* and see cure* of Cough*,
Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Liver Coirplaint, Scrofula.
A* a female medicine it ia unrivalled.
Sold by O. A. STRECKERand PURCELL, LADD
it Co., Richmond; by Dr. COOKE, Predericksburg;
by all tbe Druggistsin Petersburg; by MORTIMEit
h MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggist* nnd
Storekeepers everywhere.
OT«l per bottle; i bottle* for S*.
an 25—ditcti
SMITH'S DYSPEPSIA CORDIAL, for
the cure of Dy*pepsia, Flatulence, Nervou* De
bility, Torpid Liver, and all diseases arising from De
rangement of the Digestive Organs.
CERTIFICATES.
New York, April 20,1852.
I hereby certify that I have u«ed Dr. William H.
Smith's Lvspepsia Cordial, and have obtained the
most benehcial results. I consider it the only sure
cure frr Dyspepsia, and would recommend any per
son afflicted with that disease to uie it.
L. B. Lent.
Philadelphia, May 3, 1852.
I would adviie all who are afflicted with Dyipepsia
to use Dr. Smith's Dyipepsia Cordial. 1 was afflicted
with that di*ea*e three year*, during which time I
tri»d everything that could he recommended, and
without relief. One bottle of the Dyipepsia Cordial
effected a perfect enre of me, and I am now a*
healthy a* 1 have ever been. I have witnessed the
same effect on other*. I consider tbi* a certain cure
for Dj speptia. Henry Dunlap,
Coachmaker, 78 Crown *t
Philadelphia, March 18th, 1853.
Dr. Smith—Dear Sir: Your Dyipepsia Coroial had
the moat wonderful and inatantaneou* effect on me.
Having suffered wi*.h Dvipepaia for some time, I wa»
induced to it a trial. I felt relief from the firit
time I took it Two bottles effected a complete cure.
1 have given it to *ever«l of my friend*, and invaria
bly with the same result.
Your* truly, J. W. Pitch,
Washington House.
Por sale by J. B. WOOD, and
ALEX'R DUVAL,
an 28-3 ii Agents for Richmond, Va.
PRINCE EDWARD LAND FOR
SALE.—We offer for rale a beautiful and de»i
rable FARM, lyin£ in Prince Edward connty, on the
water* of Mountain Creek (which is a tributary cf
Bush River), containing by recent survey 1,150 acres.
The above Land has about|oocleared—l oOof creek
ana branch flat, the balance all timbered, pine, oak
and the u»nal forest growth; a comfortable and com
modious Dwelling-House, with four rooms below and
two above stairs; Tobacco Barns, Negro houses, and
all necessary out houses; an excellent garden and or
chard; with most excellent water, the springs dis
persed over th e tract at convenient points. It is con
sidered as healthy as any place in Virginia, and in the
midst of a pleasant and intelligent society; of easy
access to market, the Richmond and Danville Rail
road running through the land
The subscriber would sell -the Land together, or
divide it to suit purchasers, it being a sufficiency for
two comfortable settlements. There is at present a
good prospect for 250 or 300 barrels of corn, and 12 or
15 hogsheads of tobacco. The lands are remarkably
well adapted te the growth of tobacco and wheat.—
The plantation is well stacked with horses, mules,
hcgs, sheep, cows. Itc, which would be sold if de
sired on reasonable terms.
For further particulars or information, apply on the
premises to the present manager, Mr. P. Fowler, or
to Thos £. Hash ens, Esq., who l« authorized to dis
pose of the land. He lives adjoining the land, and
will take pleasure in showing the land and bounda
ries. Possession given in time to seed a crop of
wheat. The plantation is near enough to tbe Me
herrin Depot to make four trips per day with conve
nience.
Address the subscribers—
SAMUEL F. McOEHEE,
Keysville, Charlotte;
WM. G. DANIEL,
au 12—dt* Charlotte C. H.
TJ 1 XECUTOR'B NOTICE.-All persons
JLJ having claim* agalnit the eatate of Jame* Bo
•her, deceased, are requested to present them, pro
perly authenticated; and those indebted to make pay
ment without delay.
LEWIS D CRENSHAW,
jy 11—t* Executor of James Bosher. dec'd.
House and ship plumbing.—
The Subscriber begs to inform the publie that
he is prepared to execute all orders for PLUM BING,
either in houses or ships, in the best manner and on
the most reasonable terms. Being himself a Prat It
eal Plumbbx, be feels assured that he can give the
most entire satisfactien to all who may favor him
with orders. He will also put up Water Closets,
Lift and Fo»ce Pumps. Bath Tubs, Wash band Ba
sins Copper ard Iron Boilers, eta.. on the most ap
proved principles and at the lowest prices. O.'ders
from the country promptly executed. His estabiUh
mentis at No 220, Main street between Bth and 9th,
where orders should be left. He would refer to the
following gentlemen: Hon. Win. 8. Archer, of Ame
lia; Judge Crump, and R. H. Maury, Esq.. Rlchwond.
au 10—1 m DANIEL O DONNI LL.
OTICE TO SILL GETTERS.—On
-*•», J»nd after the first of September, no more Sill*
will be received on the line of the road until further
notice. Persons having Rill* in the woods most de
liver them before the above date.
-W. N BRAGG, Bapt.'of RoaJ
Office R.. F. It P. R. B. Co., Ang. 18
DARGAINB, BARGAINS.—Great re-
LF duction In price* of Summer Clothing. The
subscribers being desirous of closing out their large
stock h> this tine, offers to sell below coat, aeupsrior
assortment of Summer Clothing—Coata, Panta, Vests
■•d other articles of wearing apparel. Those who
derire bargains moat call early %t tie Franklin Cloth-
Ing Store, No 98 Mala St., as wi Intend to close busi
es— in Richmond. R. DECOP fc CO.
DOYAL PARRISH, Commission Mkr-
MM CHANT, having located permanently In tbe
Uty of Richmond, eoliciu consignment* from his
ot Wheat, Flow, Tobacco. Corn,
Oata, Bacon, Butter, Lard, and the productions of
tte country gaMrdly, He hopes by strict attention
to badness to share a portion or puWic patronage:
hie office at pros-nt is at Butler fcTinsls*'s,onCir,
Stamarirt ftrlsr r SIX ,C - * ******
aa 4— Imdhe
S. J. H. MftCAMPRKI.I'
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
PRACTISES ia the Courts of Roek-
BAO»AQg QHEUKED THKOUQH,
RIHtTtU va.il Ull STAG ISO tail *Y AM
OTBBB r*otk.
TSE following arrangement baa been en
tered Into between the Richmond and Danljlle,
the Boothride, and the Virginia and Tenneaaee Rail
road, for eonveytng pHwagtn from llilmww to
Lynchburg, and to the Sweet and White B*l»fcar
Spring* i .
Leave the Richmond Depot of th* Klehneud and
Danville lallrwid, dally, (Sunday* excepted,) at M
o'clock A ML and arrive at Lynchburg, by the Rich
mond and Danville, and the Bouthtide Rill road*, at 3
o'clock P- M.—*t*glng from th* present terminueof
th* Southaid* Railroad to Lvncbberg. 11 *Btle»—dl*e
at Lynchburg, and at 4 P. H. toko the Virginia and
Tenneaae* Railroad, and arrive at Salem at 7 P. H —
■teen at Salem, and leave the next morning at 4A.
M. Ip atagei; dine at the Mountain Hou*e, and arrive
at the Sweet Spring* at 4 o'clock P. M, and at tbe
White Sulphur at 8 P. M. the fame evening—Paging
from Salem to Sweet Spring* 44 mile*, and thence to
the Whfte Sulphur IT mile*,-making only 61 mile*.
park:
Prom Richmond or Petersburg to Lynch burg.. $4 50
Prom Richmond to Sweet Spring* 7 M
" " " WhiteSulphnrSpring*..... 8 6®
By order.
R. E. HUGH SON, Ticket Agt.
Ticket* from Richmond to be procured at the office
of the Richmond and Danville Depot only.
N. B. In a few dav* the Southride Railroad will be
completed to the Jame* River Canal, at a point
about 6 mile* below LyncMtorg, from which tratel
ler* will be taken In a packet boat to Lynchburg, ar
riving a* before; and after that day, there will be only
61 istlea of (taging to th* White Sulphur—being 30
mile* le** (taging than by any oth*r route,
an 8 R« E. H.
GREAT NORTHERN MAIL ROUTE.
jBLfIBj§BJBLS63S^9&BBVBSB
PEW AND COMFORTABLE SCHEDULES.
Twice Daily from Richmond to Ntu> York, with trav»-
feriof Pavtengcrt and Baggage through the citiet of
H'athington. Baltimore, and Philadelphia, fret of
extra charge.
ON AND AFTER THE 15TH OF AU
GUST, the following quick and comfortable
schedule* will be run over the inland route between
Richmond and New York :
Leave Richmond diily at 64 o'clock, A. M.. and 8
o'clock, P. M.; arrive in New York daily at A. M., and
5 P. M.
Fore to Washington, Ist clan teat* $5 ®>o
2d " " 4 0C
" Baltimore l*t " " - - 600
" Philadelphia Ist " " 800
Between Philadelphia and New York (five times
daily ) at $2 and S3 for each firat class pasiengers,
and $1 50 and $2 for 2d cla>* do.
For through ticket* to Waihington, Baltimore, or
Philadelphia, or other in formation, apply at the tick
et office.
Besides the through and direct connection named
above, with the Main Northern Route, throngb tick
et?, direct can be obtained at the Depot of the Balti
more and Ohio Railroad Company, in Washington, for
Wheeling, via the Relay House, at $9 50.
P. B.—The night train will not itop to tale up or
put down passengers, except at the following sta
tions: Cottage, Taylorsville, Jonctior. Chesterfield,
Milford, Guinea's, Fredericksburg and Brooke's.
It is deemed proper, in addition, to state, for the in
formatian of passengers, that four daily lines are in
speration between Washington and Baltimore, by
means of which the traveller, who. through business
orpleasure, has been delayed in Washington, has it
always in his power to proceed at a convenient hour,
directly on his journey to any port North of that
ploce. S. RUTH,
au 14 Agent of Transportation.
PINEY POINT LINE TO
rfitiSiiii&BALTIMORE—ON MONDAY OF
EACH WEEK—FARE $4 ONLY.—The public are
hereby informed that the comfortable steamer MA
RYLAND, Capt. Charles E. Mitchell, having
been entirely refitted, enlarged and improved m eve
ry respect, is now on the route between Richmond
and Baltimore, once weekly.
Passengers by this agreeable and eeqgDroical line
will leave Richmond by the morning trdm on MON
DAY of each week, at 6J o'clock, A. M., and reach
Baltimore in the courte of the night, thus securing
a connection with the different lines out of Baltimore
the following morning, in any direction.
Returning, passengers will leave Baltimore on the
afternoon of WEDNESDAY, of each week, at ft
o'clock, and arrive at Aquia Creek always in time to
couDect with the night line of the Richmond, Fred
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company.
Fare in either direction $4. Forward Cabin passen
gers the same price, but with meals on board of the
Maryland included.
Fare lor first class passengers between Baltimore
and Philadelphia, by the Newcastle and Frenchtown
line, $2 50. For secend class do.. $1 50—making the
whole fare from Richmond to Philadelphia by this
agreeable line, $6 50 enly for first class passengers,
and $5 50 for second class ditio, including meals for
the latter on board of the "Maryland."
For further particulars, or through tickets, apply at
the office of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and ro
tomae Railroad Company
J. 6. WINSTON, Ticket Agent.
Office R. F. and P. R. R. C 0.,)
Richmond. March 6, 1854. 5 ma 7
. _ «fT— STEAMBOAT CURTIS
mHBWSL PECK.—P A 8 S A O E TO OLD
POINT, PORTSMOUTH AND NORFOLK—The
steamboat CURTIS PECK, Capt. John Davis, hav
ing undergone a complete overhauling, will, on SA
TURDAY next, 17tn Inst., commence her regular
run on the river between this and the above places,
leaving the wharf at Rocketts every Saturday, Tues
day and Thursday mornings, at 5£ o'clock precisely—
touching at all the regular landings going and return
ing.
Passage to Old Point, Portsmouth and N0rf01k.,.52.00
Meals 50e. each.
je 16 R. O. HASKINS.
TO THE PUBLIC.—We
£SSS3tiX. are running a daily line of Stages
trom the terminus of the Southside Railroad to
Lynchburg, continuing on by th« Virginia and Ten
nessee Railroad, and our Stage Line to the Sweet,
Red Bweet, and White Sulphur Springs Whole coat
to the passenger $8.50, between Richmond and the
White Bulphur Springs, and by the following sche
dule :
Leave Richmond dally, (except Sunday*,) via the
Danville Railroad, to the Junction of the Southaide
Road, over that road to its terminal; and our Coaches
to Lynchburg by 3$ P. M. Leave Lynchburg at 4 P
M., via the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, to the
diverging point of our line, at Bonsack, reach Fin
castle by dark; leave Fircaatle at daylight next day,
and arrive at the Sweet and Red Sweet Spring* to
dinner, and the White Sulphur Springs by 6 o'clock
P. M.
Richmond and Danville passengers are informed,
that on and after the 5t h day of July, we will accom
modate them in splendid 4 horse Coaches. Speed in
creased and fare reduced, unknown in the fate his
tory of the service, between the terminus of the
Danville Railroad and Danville : Leave Richmond
at fii A- M., and arrive at Danville same night.
Fare from pieient terminus to Danville. $4.00
Do. do. do. (to Halifax C H. IJO
And to be reduced from time to time, a* circum
stances may require.
Our Agent, Mr. J. H. SHOOK, may be found
•t the Commission House of Messrs. Brown fc Shook,
two squares below the Exchange Hotel, Franklin st.
24—ts PARISH. HARMAN h. CO.
STAGE ARRANGEMENTS.
Our Stage Lines will con
dQGS3BB3E B*et with the Train* of the Cen
tral »nd Alexandria Railroads as follow*, viz •
Passengers by the Mail Lime will , leave Staunton
immediately after dinner, and arrive at Cloverdale
same day from Richmond; leave next morning, at
daylight, breakfaat at Bath Alum, and arrive at tbe
WW* Sulphur Spring* by 6* P. k
And by an arrangement with Mem /. L. Helskeli
k Co '• Line, passenger* can spend tbe ntght at
Staunton, leaving at SA. M. daily (Sunday excepted),
arrive at tbe Hot Springe, before night; leave next
morning, at 6, and arrive at White Sulphur Springs
at an early hour in the evening.
RETURN BCHKDUULE,
Passenger* by the Mail Lin* will leave White Sul
phar at d«> light, dine at Warm Spring*, nup at Clo
verdale, and arrive, at Staaaton by 5} A. M.. in tin
to connect with the trains of the Central and Alex
andria Aailronda, and reach Richmond in tin* fbi
dinner U day.
.?y!W! **»« Aceomaaodatlosi U-, leave the
* u 'phar after breakfast, spend the n'ghtai
the Hot Spring*, leaving after daylight; arrive at
Staaatoa at an early hoar same eveoioa. connectlns
with the Central train, leaving dally at 8A *
•'«'»
P artie* d esiring extra Coaches, can charter the
to 21 WM.TVAIIBH k CO.
29UiUiH. p A C K E T-B OAT
SSSSBSo» u asE2^.'°^j™» Tl
commence rannlag their new boat M^OHBnw
Kfafrs'k.Hsns
Or*t lndacements fer eaee and eomfort Ir«K«r.>>.
astute*** w***JFS2&SS&
•«*»»* *«
da»Ud uuS&fMt ffc 5« *&««■*
M • W &***% Mi IP.
<!»•! wsllif #fi jjtwOwtiiilSA* m. am Hon
£& SPSS S?Js2ftt " K
tka boat! ,e,S Uk * fcx ** klMt bw oa board
pox KKHT—Tfc« H<mm OB 81* ttrtri.
A: JMmN MlXrnUk, Ttmly orcnpU*
aj£;fs>
Apyly to TAYLOX k. WILLIAMS
pOK RENT.—I wo new brick Stores atd
X Dwellings, on the earner of 17th and Marsh* II
street*. Poaaeataa era b# Iwd by
ber «, «. *?w. D. EACH 6/
an 30 Oeperal Agent sad Collector
«FOE BENT—A wy neat store,
WttWjS*»• , mln »tW Hr.
Tel, of tli* Capitol. IDW'D 0. EACHO
O—wf i.
Fos~KEhT^¥*^Kr»ssi^
Tenements, M aati.bte fc r
• FOE BENT—A tpacious Baseoie.it
room—dry, convenient and May of access,
quire at 193 Main atreet. an 2#_t»
FOK RENT—Tte new brick Dwell
ling on Franklin (tract, between Mil and? h
streets, (oppoaite Mr. Wm. C Alloa'a tow.) contain,
ing 9 or 10 rooms, 3 oonvenient clccets, pantry, kitch
en, «te., suitable for a largo family. The roc ma ar«
furniahod with chandelier* and other gaa fixture* —
City wator In the yard. To a good tenant the rent
will be moderate. Poaaeaalon can bo gtvea lamed 1 .
ately. Apply to tbe undersigned at hie acbool-ioom*
on tne premise*, from 8 to Ift o'clock in the forenoon
at any other bear, be can be seen at hi* boarding!
house on Baok street, between 9th and ldtb ita.
, * H. L. TIOHE.
QTThe Scheol-rooma are not for rent.
an 2fi—dl w
FOR RENT—Tbe Store below the
Exchange Bask, and oppoaite, Kent, Paine It
Kent'* new store on Main atreet. Apply to
an 21—ta ED. P. KEELING
a FOR RENT—I hat very beautiful
and pleasant Cottage Residence, on Manihall
street, near Brook Avenu<\ with every convenience,
and ta perfect order. Apply to
an 21 TAYLOR k WILLIAMS.
®FOR RENT . —Eighteen New and
Convenient Tenement* on Highland atreet,
Tylerevill-, Roeketta, for rent. There baa not been
a death from chelera on thla atreet. In the Imme
diate vioinity there i« a large and wall conducted
bakery, also a new market, soon to go into operation,
and elegant water on the premlsea. Bent moderate
to good tenant*. Apply to
an 10 H. W. TYLER or O H. JEWF.TT.
m FOR SALE OR RENT—Tbe
jEsi House and Lot on Leigh, second door from 6th
•treet, at present occo] pied by Mr. H. C. Watkins -
Posssetsion given the Ist Sept. Apply to
an 15—tlS LOCKKTT & PAWKEY.
eFOR RENT—A desirable three ito
ry brick dwelling, on 7th at, between Frank
lin and Orace, at preaent occupied by Mr. William
Marshall. Poaseaaion will be given upon the Ist of
October. Apply to R. fc O- WHITFIELD,
jy 20—ts Corner Cary and l<>th *ts
FOR RENT—The desirable reii
dence on Main, between l(t and Foushee st*.,
recently occupied by Mr. Chas. Oay. It possesses
every modern convenience. Apply to
DIBRELL h JOHNSON,
je 24— ts ; Bhoekoe Blip.
MFOR KENT.—Several Offices for
rent on the corner of 10th and Broed sts. Ap-
TINSLEY t BRYANT.
*FOR RENT—The very pleasant
and commodious Dwelling, flora e r sth and Cary
<treet*, bow occupied bj the subscriber. Ita many
convenience*, with Ita proximity to business, render
it one of the moat desirable reaideneea in tbe sit; —
Possession given from lat to 15th Jane. Apply to
M. H NACE, or
my 77—ta WINSTON * POWERB.
RESIDENCE FOII
SALE.—The House and Lot lately occupied by
Mra E. Whitaker and Mrs. Mary Hill, fa for eele ard
possession given immediately. It ia situa'ed on 6th
■t.. North of Marshall; in a very pleaaant and agree
able neighborhood. The House containa six roem«,
fitted np with gas, a good brick kitchen, be. For
term* apply to the subscriber.
JAMES D. ELLETT.
jy 24 General Agent and Ccm'n Mercb't.
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE
ROAD.
"mm
VIRGINIA SPRING™.
Y7ISITORS to the various Springs are
v Informed that this Road ia now open I rum Lynch
burg to Newbern, (106 miles,) and connects by daily
linesof Stages (Sundays excepted) with tbe various
Sprioxi. WITHOUT NIGHT TRAVEL. es follows;
SWEET AND WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Two traina leave l£nchburg daily, one at 7 A. M.,
and the other at 4 P. M. By the Evening Train,
passe or ers stop all night at Balem. and take the Stage
tbe following morning, and arrive at -he Sweet
Springs at 4. and the White Sulphurat 7 o'clock that
evening—briny two day* from Richmond without any
night travel. Or they can take tbe Stage at Bgh
sack'a, lodge at Pincastle, and arrive at the Sweet
and White Sulphur Springs the following evening —
By the Morning Train, passengers take the Siege at
Bonaack's, and arrive at the Sweet Springa that eve
ning, and the White Sulphur tbe following morning.
Pare from Lynchbnrg to the Sweet Springs, €3 Mi
To the White Sulphur, 4 50
RED SULPHUR SPRINGB.
Passenger* leave Lynchburg daily at 7 A. M., ar
rive at Newbern Depot at a quarter put 1 j P.M.:
paas PULASKI ALUM SPRINGS, and reach tha
Red Sulphur Spring* at 9 P. M.
Fare $5 50
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS.
Paaaengera leave Lynchburg at 7 A M., end arrive
at Shawavilie, tour milea frcm the Spiinga at 10 40
AM.
Fare on the Railroad $3 35
YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Leave Lynchburg at 7A. M., and arrive at Chiie
tianaburg Depot, four mileidiatant from Uie Sprioaa,
at a quarter paat 11 o'clock A.M.
f2 60
COINER'S WHITE SULPHUR BPKINOB.
Leave Lynchburg at 7 A M., or at 4 P. M., and ar
rive at the Springe in 2 and 2A houra
fare fl .*1
BUCHANAN, NATURAL. BRIDGE, LCXINGTuN AN*
ROCKBRIDGK 4LVM SPRINGS.
Leave Lynchburg daily at 4 P.M., take the Ptage at
Ruford'e Depot, and arrive at Buchanan tame day
from Richmond, at 9 P. M ; take the Stage next morn
ing, and reach the Natural Bridge to breakfaaf; atop
two houra ard a half, and arrive at Rcckbridge A lorn
that afternoon.
Pare from Lynchburg to Buchanan 92 M
" " Natural Bridge 3 '*>
" " Lexington 3 75
" " Rockbridge Alum.... 475
Paeaengera leaving Kichmond at 61 o'rlork A. M.,
via the Danville, acd the Bootheide Railroada, and
Btßfe*. (II Bailee.) arrive atLynchburg at 3 o'clock P.
M., (fare 95 ) in time to connect with the 4 o'clock
Evening Train of the Virginia and Teuneaaee Rail
road, and reach the Sweet White Sulphur and Rrd
sulphur Springe. with leu itaging than any other route,
and vithout niykt trasei
Between the wearers terminaa of the Bonthaide
Railroad and Lynchbu'g, and between the Virginia
and Tenneaeee Railroad and the Sweet, White and
Red Sulphur Springa, there are Itco dittimt Imet oj
1 tnget, otened by different proprietor*— thu» in-u in*
to the paaaengora dixpatrh, comfort and attention.
JB. ta. Oli.L, General t»uui.
« * Va. and Tenn. £ R.
UNION STEAMSHIP COM*
29Mi£PANY.-rOR PHILADELPHIA VIA
JN OHjf Q LK.
The ateamer VIRGINIA, Captain David Tcal.
Steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Captain Ja». BaymoßC,
Steamer CITY OP RICHMOND Captaio 7.. Mitch
ell. One of theae eplendid ateamera will (rave Rich
mond for Philadelphia, every WEDNESDAY, at
high-water, touching at City Point and Norfolk to
receive freight nud paeaengera. Returning, leave
Philadelphia every WEDNESDAY, at 1# o'clock,
A. M . arriving at Richmond every SATURDAY
morning, on wnirh day will di*?harge cargo.
Theae aplendid »f.eamera have been bnilt expreea'y
for thU line, and every exertion has been made te
combine atiength and apeod. Tbev are provided wit a
"Franoia' Patent Me talis Lite Boat*" aet Hretraia
Ub ea, and every attention la paid by onr aeoonwio-
. ... * A ** MtOOCMD.
Pmm«« thronch to New York, u4 found «M
Paeeage to £hfl»je phl*, and found, (Ut cabin.) 6 00
Paeeage to Philadelphia, >ot foead, (2d wb)s,( 4 00
fiMaitii for New York wonld comlt tbeir in
tereet by taking this rout#, far independent of being
« end aefeet, U iebjr far the meet pie Meet.
Tobacconieta (hipping to Pitiabvrg, u* be aeeoe>-
modeted by thie line, m we beve entered into ei
rengemenuto forward gooda through with diapetch.
»o? freight or paaeage. apply to
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