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THE DAIL* DISPATCH.
FtIPAT MORNING..... 6, 185 V
Yellow ftvii at «r TMOMMJ-Tb- "ta'p K-y
■too* from St Thoa>**, arrived et New York oa ihe
uTuitaST The «pui« report, that yellow fav.r
prevm'l. to an alarming *' Bt h T, ho ( ™"'
maeb eo that ke lott (U of hia crew while is p.Tf,
an 4 two oa hi* p*«**l*
Cwolbua on TRt Obio Stbamcb*—The Louf*-
▼ille. Kt , Tlmee of ■aaday, ralate* the ooenrrence
of several death* from aholaia oa the »tearner* plj-
Ing wo the Obio to aad from that port. Three ladle*
died oa the Jaeob Sueder at oae trip. It **y* that
■o eate* hava occurred either la Lo«i*villa or Cincin
nati. aad attribata* the di*»e»» to*ome poieonoa* i»
tare la the foud oa the boat.
OBCL*k«T(OH or Fwj«t*.—The elerk* and itore"
boy* of Warrantoa, Faaq«ri*r county, Va, are oat la
a card eettlac forth the aaaeaa whieh tape) thetu to
e*k for areereetlon oa the Fcwth i f Jolt- Among
the right* whieh they elaiai a»a "the ar jiyment of
life, liberty, aad the pa null of n>b<n» *od xjnirrel*.
Ybllow F*v«*.—lt 1* etated th*t yellow fevar
ai< black vomit prevail among the trenpe at Puerto
P'ineipe. C-ba. to a fearfal extent. Some SpantsU
effi-;or*of raak h%d died, and a'gbty »ii r»S»ri werl
carried tff from the let of May to the 2®tb Joae-—
Home mi d ea*e* have appeared oa board tow *h.p»
at Naovltaa.
Hoa. 8 A Dongla* aed P stun.ter Coik, of Chica
go. 111, bave rr-*»nt»d that eity with ten acra* ot
lard at $1 o<tf> pw n*rm
COMMERCIAL
RICHMOND MARKKTH. July sth, 1855
r3J»"Tbe»e quotations are wholesale. for (mail
9rd<»r»hitrber price* will becbarsed.
BACON —Citv co'ed, core in market; W-.Wn
Side* l'ssM!e. in dtrnand; do Shoalder* 1' @_ ;
Ham* I'* to 12s . according to quality; Snrmhtield
bo* wnrt IC*ieen City H>ni 13*6.
BRnOMB.-%2/®3.7 , according to quality
BUTTFR-In better *ap?ly Mouatatn 24®2*5;
Govb-o 23®2/>e
BKKSWAX -2H®36i V ">• J
rUCKETS *c —Painted Buckvrta, 92.9b f" dozen.
TtoefrJiwp painted pad*. g 75 ¥£*. »« avv Cedar
Tub* tS lo®ss ■& ne»t. Heavy Ceda* Wati Buck
"'ver 81.70®5l 75 per bbl.
fjyfd.y, * iver 91 7('®l 75.
EoT^TO^tVAkNS-^n-a 1 e et., eaeh. Cottoa Ce*D-
Ae V« qio'e *1 P«r boshei.
CORN MEAI^-t'J''« » Per ba, ';?'k 1 .. .
COFFEE—Rio lUf»lii* t/egoayre lliailje; Java
15c: Mocha l'H® , . «.. u. u . .
COAl^—Anth.aeite Coal we qt»te »6.80 f ton de
livered—rtock lißht; Bitominon* delivered at Port
Walthall or at wharf opposite Rocketta. we qoote at
14e for average, and Btnith'*; for rity 3«e, wholeiale
to dealer*at 18e. for Lnmp; Hail 14c.
COKE—For city con*umptlon B s 50 4F eart load of
2S bo*b»l* delivered, for Lbdib; Hail
CANDLES—TaIIow 16 cU tb., JackMMT* 17 etiu
Hull'* patent 18jc; Adamantine 22J®28c.; Sprrm 29
I* little to *av aboot F'onr. tS»re
being ••> little for talr and no arrival of c"n*'on«eee.
We a til I aii»te in *mall l"t* — Knpeifiie ®ila<
kxtra 81l 50; Familv Si2a)lS 10 We noticed the
6r*t new fl >nr of the aea*on a few day* *inc». froni
the Hyao Mi'l* Helilax aounty. which wa» *old to a
faket for • 12.50. It wa* only Superfine, but being
fir* f of the ■ > -a*o*i *o!d hifh.
FLOUR BARRELS—«ie. eaeh.
FLAXSEED--81.60 to $1.65 V bo«hel, *mall par-
FKATHKRH--fjive geese 40b —demand light.
iriSH— Hrrru,ot N Carolina Clipped D' ne in fir*t
hand*; do. Cat *7 75®8 #» bM; do Roe €8; tfo. h»lf
bbl* >4 7">'®s; do *ro" 84 5 1 ® r >; new Halifax Clipped,
No 1 No. 2, 8-5 from D. ek; Halifax Cuf §4 50
®5 'Shad—L«t sale* ?9 for No. 1; $8J for No 2;
'..and fcW-Ro. 1, 82l HP bbl ; ii,
•I J 50; No ». small. f-A 50®5—medinra, $5.50®6~
large. 89 2~®9 50. ?i«h gene-ally dull.
FRUlT—Oranee* in boxen, in good order. 84 50®
$5 Lemon* $4®4 50. a<-cordingto quality Raisina,
b-inch in boxea, $3 25— half boxes, 81 62SI.75—quar
«'do 871 c.; Layer, in boxen, $3 50®3.75 Figa -5®
18c. per ib., according to quality. Prune* 1» to 20c
Small sales at 25c, very little In mar
* GRABS REEDS— Clover 87 HP bt «hel; Timothy
$; <21 25; Herds' Grass 81 25®1 50 HP bo>h.
GUANO We quote $50 per ton from wharf $50.50
delivered, for 'eruvian; Mexican Guano, |30®$?5—
These were the quotations of laat week Since then
the Peruvian Agent*. Barreda Jt Bros, have ac
v .need the rates a* follows:
For 31 to 200 tona per ton, leaa 1 per ct for eaih.
•• 250 te 500 " f3 " " 1 " "
" 750 to 1000 " 51 " " 1 " "
Over 1250 14 50 14 11 1 11 14
Our merehanta had not determined upon these
quotations when this pricea current went to press.
GUNPOWDER— Dupont'a and Hazard'* Spurting,
r. FF, and FKF. 844; Blasting, 82.75'®81 HP k'g.
HOOP POLES. —We quote at $7 Lhouaand.
HIDES— cents Hp lb., gieen weight;
ealf *kin», areen. 81 No Wpaniab Hides in market.
HAT—We quote $1.35 from wharf; 81.50 from
''"RON AND NAILS. —Pig Iron 832 to 840 per ton;
Swedea, 8107.5" HP'ton; Engliih refined and Trtde
gar 895; Common Kngiiah, $80; American country,
$85. Cut Nails, 4®4{c. per lb.
LIUUORS.— Brundy, Otard Dupuv i. Co, 83®5
*>• gallon; A Seignette, $2.25®54 50; Sazerac, $3.i5®
§4..50; Hennessey, $3.95®55; Peach, acarce at 81 25
®$2; Virginia Apple, 60c.®85c.; do. old, 75c/®8l.50;
Northern do., 55®75c.; Inrtation, 45®47Jc. Hum,
New England, 43®48c. Gin. Holland, $1.2091.75;
American 45 otl.
LARD.—Prtuie Lard, in bbl*., 12®12jc., scarce; in
k«a» 125®'S1c.; in paila, 14@l4fcc.
LEA'iHER. —Good stamp iv®22c HP ft : damaged,
18 cents; poor, 15®17c.; upper leather, 81.50®83, as
In aize, weight and quality, the latter price only for
superior heavy *idea. Common Harneaaand Skirting
plenty and (lull. A choice lot 1* wanted, aud would
bring 27 to 29c.
LEAD —P'g 6Jc.; Bar 7®7J.
LIME—SI 37J in *tore; *1.314 from vessel.
LUMBER —Clear white Pine, $38340; refuse do.,
$29 merchantable. $20®25 HP M. One inch yellow
Pine Plank, 81' fl>l2 ; three-quarter do. $3/011; 1* do.,
$14® 16; 14 do., $13®14; 2 do. $12.50®1 5, Flooring
$18®2l>, face measure. Scantliug, $11 ®15 for heart
and aap; all heart $16®20, according to *ize. Garden
Raila, heart aud sap, 15®18c each; all Jeart 18®25c.
Bhingleass®6 HP M Weather Boarding $13®lti.—
Inch Oak Plauk $25®30. Button wood, 4-4 inch, 825
■g>2B; do. | inch, $25a25. Inch cherry, 830; j poplar,
$2o®2sHp M Dreased Flooiing, Virginia, 825 to $28;
Diessed Flooring, Southern, $28®30.
MOLASSES—New Orleuna 32 to 35c Hp gallon.—
CuhaSH. Porto Rico 35c.
OATS. —Sa ea at the depot* at 70®75c per bathe!,
verv lutle arriving.
OFFAL.—Bran, 25c. HP bushel; short*, 32Jc.; brown
(tutt. 45c.; ship*tutt. 7jc diock uearly exhsu*ted.
POTATOES. —No demand for old ana nothing do
ing
POWDER —Dupont'a and Hazard'* Blasting $2 75;
®3; Spo'ting $4 25®4.50
PLASTER —Lamp, season over, and the article
unsaleable, had at 54.50 from wharf. Ground 89
per ton; Calcined $2 50®2.62£ per bbl.
ROSIN—SI 70 per hbl-
RYE—sl 30 HP bushel lor good.
RICE—New It cts. HP ft-
SALT—Liverpool tine $1.60 HP sack, from wharf.
SUGARS —Fair to strictly prime New Orleans 5j
<37 ct*.; Porto Rico, none in market; Cotlee Sugar
"id! j rehned loat 9jaU'j; crushed and powdered
BHOT-7®7i ct*. HP ft.
STAVES.—Good Oak for flour barrel*, $0.75®7 Hp
thousand.
TEAS—lmperial and Gunpowder 55c. ®$1.20.
TOitACCO —The breaaaofT bacoo erjotioue vary
lsrge a"d p ice* lower We quote inferior Luyi at
$!>25®5 7;>; gooa und fine B»i®iiso. Inferior Lea/
$7 25®8; goo isß 50®9 '0; rine auippiug $12 st>a .4.50;
fine m .nul*ciurii.g <|5®25.
WHEAT—The milie s generally decline to buy
for futuie delivery About 20 000 oi 25 000 buthelt,
however, have been purchased, to be deliveied on
the 20ih inat, at $2 per bushel We learn (hat the
purchaser* decline further cntrsct* "f the kind
WHlSKEY.—Ricnuiond rectified 40J®4 c., in de
maud wi'h upward tendency ; Cincinnati, Dune in
market.
WINES.—Port: Burgundy $1®52.50 Hp gallon.
Port Juice, $2.,5W®54. iladrtra : Sicily, 45c.®51.75,
Old Madeira, $2.50®54. Sherry Permartin, Dun
Gordon, and Amontilado, $2a $ti
WOOD —Oak $3 25®3 50 cord; $2®2 25 for Pine.
By retail $4.50 for Oak; $3®3.25 for Pine.
WOOL.—Mmall parcel* oi Tub-wa«hed *old at 27e;
Unwashed 18®i9o. No sales of firm Fleece made a*
yt
CATTLE, HOGS AND BHEEP
8EEF—53.5094 50 HP cwt. groe*. which i* $789
net Hupply moderate, quality iuferic*.
VEAL—Sell* at from $5 to $lo according to qua
lity and dull.
HOGS —$7 50®8 HP hundred—tupply moderate.
SHEEP—Mutton *ella for $2.50®0 apiece, or $) 50
®4.50 per owt. (ioe«, tor ordinary and auperiorSheep.
Lamb* $2®3.MJ each.
FREIGHTS.
Fo*«igh.—Two vessela tasen for Liverpool at 25*.
per hod.; one for London at 27s Cd ; two for Bremen
•t 80*.: one for Antwerp at 28a lid ; one for Bordeaux
at ratea not known; one for Havre at 25*; one for
Veaiee at 37* 6d.; a small one for Briatol at 35a ; and
Mvaral wanted forGieat Britain and the Continent.
Domestic—Freights dull at the following ratea:
New York. Boeton. Philadelphia.
Coal Hp ton $2 40 $3 50 $175
Plobi f l>bl. 25 30 25
Tobaeco »'* hhd ... 2.50 300 350
Do. b0x.... 20 25 20
Coal to Baltimoie 34 cent* |> boahel. Floor 15ct*
EXCHANGE.
Btcemh« Bill* : 10* Hp ct. premium
DoMEiTlc.—SorOurn Exthangt—Check! on the
•hief Northern eitie* eeliu.g at 1 HP cent, premlnm.
Large Northern City Bank Noto* i par ct. pram.
Uncnrrent Bask Note*—or rather note* not Bantt*
abU— »e quota a* follow*:
Not** or the Exchange Bank of Be!den. Wither*
It Co., 40 par cant, diacoant, and of tha Tran*-Alle
ghany Bank, 5 per ct discount.
Tha aoto* of tha foil* wing naw Virginia Bank*
are taken on depoaite by the Bank* bora : Monticello
Bank, Charlottesville; Central Bank, Stannton; Mar
chantV Bank, Lynchburg; Bank of Commerce. Fre-
WeHeka*"'-*■ Bank of Rockingham, Harrisonburg;
Bask of Wiaehe*ter, Wincbeater; Bank of the Old
pjoiiujun, a laxaadrla; and Bank of SoutUville.
Ib* toitowing at* 1 p*( ft. diKOtut with tha Bro>
ken: Fairmont Bsak, Fairmont; Saab of
Martin.bnrg, *nd
of Wheeling—and all tha Wheelingß*"* NoU*.
Th« note. of tha Bank of K«»»»h«, Maldan, «•
10 per et discount. _ 9 .
North Crohn... iU» I Teni«e**«e 2| «•
B'iath Carolina. i * Sk ? !s "
JiX™ SUte BiikVl 1 Northere i'ntoriiV.pM.
B "u ml* nVi^Ynotoa,except Fredefi^borgC^
(frU—i premicra. SiZper—OM 2 premium; New 4
prens.
MISCEti JL» AJN EO OS
Grain bags, baogikg. yakns
Ite —The Jame* River Manufacturing Compa
"''lno 000 heavy, doable *eamed, hand-mada ORAIN
B 40S, for railroad* and canal boat*.
Double Warp Bagging.
Cotcoa Yarn*, a*torted namb»rt
And the a*nsl varieUe* of i 7, 30 and S7 ineh czna
baj72V-d2W E B. BENTLEY. A*ent.
ViKUINIA AND
RAIL-
O—N ™w SCH EDU L E -SUM MER AR
RANGEMENT-On aid after April 16, 18SS,,th!5
PM.en.er Train will leave Lynchburg daily, <Sun
dny. excepted.) at 1 o'clock P. M„ and arrive at
W tS«7n^ e g a ie\v'e Wythevil'e at 5 A M and arrive
at Lvnehbu g at 12 M., making tbe trip from Rich
mond and Peiei.borg to Wytbevilis In 14 hour*.
CONPiEOTIONi.
For BUCHANAN, via Bufoid * Depot, on Mon
day*, Wedne.day* and Friday*, and arrive at Bu-
Ch Kur FINCASTLE, SWEET and WHITE SUL
PHUR SPRINGS. CHARLESTON, KANAWHA,
and GCYANUUTTE. via Bonaack'*, on Monday*,
Wedneaday. and Friday*.
For ABINGDON, JONEBBORO' and KNOX
VILLE, Tenn, daily.
FARE
Buchanan.. .....82 70
?
White Sulphur Spring. b <K»
00
I|
Joneabo'-o' 13 40
Kn0xvi11e....... - •••• 1' 1®
»p 9 E H. GILL. Gen'l Sup t.
fTE NORTH CAROLI
EX PRESS!—LXTRA
OHOINAitY INUUt EMKNTS!!—DISPATCH IS
THE LIFE OF TRADE !! .'—Good* ordered by our
Express are usually .old, and the proceed* in your
drawer* in le«* time than they can poaaibly be lent
by ordinary modes of convevance.
Merchant* of Halilax, Enfield, Rocky Mount,
Wilson'*, Gold.horo 1 , Wilmington, Fayetteville,
Lumberton. will do well to take advantage of oar
MAIL TRAIN EXPRESS, via Petersburg nnd Wei
don, and the Wilmington and Raleigh Railroad* —
Our Car-Room ha* been much increased, and charge*
are *ureto be *atißfactory.
THE ADAMS EXPRESS CO.,
26 Cornerwf 14 f h anH Main *t.
rrr —* 11 i i irrn Kichmumj aimj
DANVII.LE RAILROAD
nr.- CiaL fcOTI C fc.—To prevent the Depot in
Richmond from being *o lill*d with produce as to
arre*t the traa*oortati'>n from coan«y Depot*, if it is
not removed w*tbin 48 hour, after it* arrival it will
m removrd by the Company and stored at tha ex
pense of the owner
Extract from the regulations,
je 26 CBARLWB CAMPBELL. Han't.
nZ&zß3BEffl3 UOM ~
FORTABLE ARRANGE
MENT.—ACCOMMODATION TttA I N —On and
after thi* dav, the Accommodation Train of thi*
C-impany will be run daily (Sundays included) be
tween MILFORD and RICHMOND, leaving Mil
ford at ,4 o'clock A M , stopping at the Cottage fjr
Breakfa«t. and arriving iu Richmond at A M
Returning, will leave Richmond at 4 P. M , and
reach Milford at 64 P. M., (topping for passenger* at
any point each way.
By thi. arrangement per.on* reaidiqg on the line
of the road can attend Divine service in Richmond
on Sunday, and return to their homes at a conveni
ent hour.
F>ire tne same as on tbe Mail Trains, which cannot
be expected to stop at any point between Milford
and Richmond, except at the Cottege
SAMUEL RUTH,
Agent of Transportation.
Office R F. &. P. R. R. Co., /
Richmond, Jane 26. 1855. { je 26
PIANO FORTES. —1 imve
p2tHEpiCS9 >n hand two verv handsome Roee
-77 H fj [I wood case Piano Fortes, of fine tone
• " ■ * * and finish, which 1 will sell low.
THO. W. KEESEE,
my 14 No 20. Pearl Street.
PRINTING OFFICE FUR SALE.—A
Democratic PAPER, located in a flourishing
Virginia town, and in one of the wealthiest and
largest counties in the State, is offered for sa'e pri
vately. The paper ha. an extensive patronage—over
1,000 bona fide subscribers, and a large and profitable
advertising and job custom, which is constantly and
rapidly iucrea> ing. For further particulars addre.s
the Editors of the Dispatch. je 7—ts
OR SALE—
Richmond City STO(;K
Virginia State do
Virginia and Tennessee Kail road BONDS
Riohmond sod Danville do do
South Side do do
LAND WARRANTS purchased at the market
price by R. H. MAURY h CO.
j-! 7—l«
IVORY TURNING AND HAiK
i WORK —The subscriber is prepared to d» any
kind of ORNAMENTAL TURNING AND CAR
VINO IN IVOKY. to any pattern desired. for Breast
pin« Parasols, Cane Heads, &tc. Ha is also prepared
to make Ear Rings Finger Rings, Flowers, Brace
lets and Necklaces of Hair.
Rpeeiunus may be seen at his shop on 11th street
opposite Tayior t Williams.
j«6 —1m CHAR. A. MILLER.
r ptlK undersigned have this day torined
X a copartnership for the purpose of writing up
Books for 1 , hose wbo have no regular clerk, prepar
ing leiali nstruments and copying in all the vsrion*
branches. Tbey cou.ioer themselves competent,
fron. an experience of many years, to give satisfac
tion to all persons who may thiuk proper to patron
ize them.
Office on Franklin street, between Bth and 9!h st.».,
in rear of the residence of John M Pattou Esq
HUGH H. GODDIN,
LEWIS W. CHAMBERLAYNE.
May S9th. 1855. mv SO—d3m
A HANDSOME AND VALUABLE
RESIDENCE FOR SALE PRIVATELY —
We are authoriz-dtj dell privately, a very band
.oine and valuable RESIDENCE on the Eastern
side of 6th street North of Leigh, now oacupied by
John W. Reeve, Esq The hou«e is newly built of
the best brick, and finished In the best modern «'y!e
containing seven rooms with the basement. There
aie upon the premises a brick Kitchen and other
necessary out houses, with an iron hydrant in the
y»rd, ail being in complete order. The lot
fronts 4'* feet on S h street and runs back 130 feet.
Terms very liberal. Apply to
PAYNE & MAYO,
J e Auctioneers.
FOR SALE —WOOL TRUNKS, PAD
I. DING FACING, LINING and BOUK-BIND
ING SKINB —The public are hereby informed thai
they need not go North to buy these articles, as ihe
underfilled has them always on hand as good and as
cheap as they can be bought at the North Manu
factory on Brook Avenae, opposite Bacon Quarter
Branoh Tavern. J.C.JONES
fe 26—d4ic6m
PERUVIAN vfcxiCAN GUa.NO.
J. S. KELSE,
Agent for Selecting Putehating and Forwarding
Peruvian, Mexican and other varieties of
Puano
OFFICE No. 10 EXCHANGE BUILDING.
BALTIMORE, MD
The advertier guarantees to furnish the above
fertilizers, ai! of the be t qaalit|fi, to consumers
and dealers on best term*.
fF" Orders forwarded to the above address will be
promptly executed. je 15—d&c6m.
pOKE—P RIC E REDUCED!—From
d,lte and until fnfher notice tbe price of
LUMP COKE will be reduced to22centsper sushel
Consumers prooosing to use tbis most excellent and
convenient fuel next winter, will do well to avail
themselves of this temporary reduction >n its cos'
2<l — JNO. J WERTH. A gen";
CyiLLIAM T COLEMAN cV"co".
▼ ▼ SHIPPING AND COMMISmOM MER
CHANTS, California and Front Streets San
Francisco, Cal. Office No. 91, Wall Street New
*<»*• w T COLEMAN.
HENRY CARLTON.
, „ J H. WILLIAMS
Mr Coleman is in New Y >rk, atd will give ship
pers every information as to msrkets, shipping. 4ic.
IV EXCHANGE on San Francisco firta'e by
WM T. COLEMAN
je29-U 91 Wall s'reet
' I TOBACCO AGENCY.—(i REE NE ,
A HEATH fe. ALLEN, San Francisco. California,
and 134 Front st„ New York, sell Tobacco on com
mission direct from and per account cf the Virginia
maca'actareri, and to whom we refer.
Messis Edmend. Davenport &. Co., Richmond wilt
reply to any question acid transact any business for
our house
H»ving eatabliahed a b-aneh ef oar hoaie io New
Yori. oar reeidest partner in that city will give bi«
perianal attention to tbt receiving, rrtnahippint and
•eenrlpg the loweat rate of freight (free of jomoiie
rion) on all good* comigned to oar Ban franeiaco
tl*"« no 18—dhwly
pLOVKK BILL COAL.—After the Ist
V of Jblv neat we aball be prepared to fornUh
the beat LUMP COAL at per load, delivered—
and HAIL do. at >4 50.
ALSO—Any quantity of ANTHEACITE, at tb«
lo* •«' market price!
We fijd it neeeiMry to Mil for caah or it* rqulva
lent.
je Si-dim fICKBTT k MAYNAID.
FOB THE SPRINGS.
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE BAIL
ROAD.
SUOTHS
OPEN TO NEWS FERRY— 020 MILEB
rpHE regular Pawenger Train will run
A dally (Sunday* excepted) betweea RICH
MOND ana NEWS TERiIV.
Leave RICHMOND at C o'aloek, A. M., (car* *top
20 miaatec at tbe Junction for Breakfaat) and arrive
« RICHMOND at 718 P M.
The Train will atop f->* paaaengera at the following
point* only: Mancbeater.lßobiou'*, Coal-fiel<L To
mahawk, Powhatan, Mattoax, Cbnla, Amelia C. H.,
Wyanoke, Jenninga' Ordinary, Haytokah,
Meherrin, Keysville. Drake's Branch, Moaaing Ford,
Reanoke, Clover, Scottaburg Boston, and New* rer-
IT Children over 4 and nnder 12 yeara of age, half
P Bervai»t* travelling by themaelve* muat be furoish
ed with two pa**e*. so that one can be retained id
tbe office; and it ma«t be exprewly *tated on the paa*
at they are permitted to go on the car*.
Passenger* for Lynchbur*, Wythevile, Jonesbc
ro*. Kuoxville and the Virginia Spring*, oonnect
with Soath-Side Railroad at Haytokah.
Through to White Sulpher Springs in two day*
without night travel.
FARE.
From Richmond to White Sulphur Spring*, §11 00
do do Sweet Spring*. 10 00
do do Alleghany Spring*, 8 00
do do Montgomery do 8 25
do 6o Yellow Sulphur do., 8 45
do do Red Sulpbnr Spring*, 12 25
op do Wjtbeviile 10 40
do do Jonesboro', Tenn , 18 50
do do Knoxville, Tenn., 25 60
do da Lynchburg, 5 00
By order.
B. E. HUGHSON, Ticket Agent.
B.—For the information of the public, it is
deemed p-oper to *tate that tbere i* a daily lire of
stages from the terminus o* tbe road via Danville to
Greens!>oro. PasieDger* for M ilton and Yanceyville
will leave Richmond Monday*, Wednesday*, and
Fridavs.
je 2S R E H
SUMMER AKRANGEMEA'T.
VIROIMA (JENIRAL RAIL ROAD
OPEN BEYOND STAUNTON.
TO ALUM SPRINGS IN ONE DAY, AND WHITE
SULPHUR IN ONE AND A HALF.
THIS is the beet route to all the Vir
ginia Spring*, becau*e there will be le** stig'cg
anit b-tter stage roads tban on any othar. A larger
■upply of s*ajre« is expected than ever before.
Objects of great attraction on the line-
In the County ot Hanover, tbe road passes by tbe
birth ol«ce of Clay, and tbe old Court House, where
Henry fired up the spirit of the Revolution; by
M nticeilo, the residence of Jefferson; over tbe
top of the Blue Ridge, at Ruckfisb Gap, where
Washington taid, with a few brave men n« conld
repel the wbole British army; near •* Weir's" cele
brated cave; the "Blowing Cave" and the Natural
Bridge.
The cars are now running 10 mile* west of Htaun
ton, and a force is engaied laying half mile of track
adav. Early in Auiust they will be THIRTY-Two
MILES, aud ONLY NINE MILES FROM RoDKBRIDGE
A large portion of the Road bein* ballasted, se
cures tn a great extent. exemption from du-t.
Fare in connection with ntngr. line of Wm. P. Faruh
ii. Co
From Petersburg or Richmond.
To Sweet Springs. .$10.0(1 To Werm Springs..sßso
To White Sulphur.. 11 no To Bath Alum 8.25
To Heal'ng 900 To Rockbridge Alum.7 T>
To Hot 8.75 To Lexington 700
L»ave Rict mocd7iA. M , di-e at Staunton. 3
P M , to Rockbridge or Bath Alum l*t day, 2d da>
dine at Callahau's old stand, reach White Sulphur
early in the evening.
Southern passengers will find it more convenient
to get to Richmond overnight, but have ample time
to connect in the morning train
Returning — the best arrangements will be made
for cjmfort and despatch, to secure connection with
the cars; arrive in Richmond at 2 o'clock, with am
ple time for Southern cars,
H. D. WHITCOMB.
Superintendent of Transportation. Va C. R R Co.
WM. P. FARIBH it CO ,
Stage Proprietors.
Office Va. Central Railroad Co ,)
Richmond, May 28, 185-5. 5 je 12
-jft NEW AND SPLENDID
* OPPOSITION LINE OF
STAGES —Tnrough fiom Richmond, Petersburg,
Baltimore, Washington and Alexmdria, to White
Sulphur and Sweet Springs, in 1J day*, and Salt Sul
phur in 2 day*
On and after the Ist day of July next, we will run
a dally line of four horse coaches, from the terminus
of the Virgin'# Central Railroad, to the Rockbridge
Alum Springs, and to the White Snlpbur Springs
via Bath Alum, Warm and Hot Springs, (with branch
to the All-Healing Springs.)
Passengers leaving Richmond in tha morning train
of cars, will reach Rockbridge Alum and Bath Alum
or Warm Spring* same day; leave next morning at
day-light, and arrive at the Sweet and White Sul
phur Springs early in the evening.
Having all new, first class coaches, fresh teams,
selected with great care, and accommodating drivers,
we feel assured we can extend to the travelling pub
lic such facilities for eaae and comfort as have never
before been offered or secured on thi* line
Through tickets from Richmond and Alexandria
to any of the above named Springs, can be obtained
of any of our agent*, who will always be found at the
Railroad depots of thoae places.
Extra coaches will be furnished at all time*, when
desired. HARMAN ii BROWN,
my 29 ProprietoM.
Rate* of Fare, in connection with the Virginia Central
Hailroad, by Harman vnd Brown's istage line.
FBOM RICHMOND
To White Sulphur Springs $3 00
To Healing Springs.... 7 75
To Hot Springs 7 50
To Warm Springs 7 25
To Bath Alum Springs 7 00
To Rockbridge Alum Springs 7 CO
To Lexington 6 2r>
Passengers are informed that we have r»rinoed our
rates of fare as stated above, and are willing if any
one consider* the fire uorea«<mnble to reduce it
•till lower to suit ths t/mrs and wishes of ihe traveling
public. HARMAN & BROWN,
_ J yj» Proprietor*
MY VOICE IS STILL FOE
WAR!—Volunteers and all others who
wish to tpend the glorious fourth with much plea
sure, should first call at MAURKE'S, 151 Main at,
aid tit th'tn<elve* with of hi* ch-ap Gaiters,
thin sole Pumps, fine Patent Leather Shoe*, or Ox
ford Ties.
Tj tbe ladies we would say, that we have still on
hand over S!«00 pairs Morocco Slippers arid Ties. be
side" our miry varieties of Buskins and Jenny Lied
Shoes—f 11 of which ws are disposed to sell yon
very cheap. C. s. MAURICE,
. 151 Miin street, Eagle Square.
JI2L Richmond, Va.
£>Cljs summer arrange-
Jm "" iHsiMknt-koroldpoint,ports-
NORFOLK.—The steamboat CUR
riS rECK., Captain John Davis, will leave the
wharf at Rocketts regularly every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday mornings, at 5i o'clock precisely,
for the above plages
Returning, the Curtis Peck will leave the wharf
at Norfolk every Mcndiy, Wednesday and Friday
morning at 5J o'clock, touching at Old Poiot du-ing
the bathing season, and all the regular landings on
the river, bath going and returning.
M«*als »00. each.
j" 30 R. O. HASKINB.
Z+a&Zj* *OR OLD POINT, NOR
•■"■■■I'OLK, AND PORTSMOUTH.-
Railroad LINE via PORT WATHALL—The
b'Hutiful and favorite Steamb, at AUGUSTA C=p'.
~ M C. Smith will resume her piece upon the
Una on WEDNESDAY, June 13th. The car?run
ning in connection with the Ausus'a will ieave the
Richmond and Petersburg Depot on Monday Wed
ne»day, and Frtdav mormn«» at 6 ©'clock:
RETURNING—The Aueusta wilt leave Norfolk
°V« » H ' t9rnst f viz: Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays, at 5J A. M., touching at Old Poict
throughout the bathing season, and at alt the land,
ings on the river both going and returning
Fare between Richmond andNnrfolk...". fti-on
Children over 5, and cot over 12 years of i'«* e
bnlf price. 5 '
Seivacts through 1-sn
To any point on the River ' "" ~1
Meats (each) 111"!;"" sn
Do do for Children and Servants ot
Office R. k P. R. DODAMEAD VBapt.
June 9 h 1855. J je U
.100 PAIR —100 pair more of
Ladies' Gaiter Boots, at St.so a pair iust
received by steamer direct from tbe manufsctirer
ana for sale at tbe Premium Boot and Shoe Btore of
ie~t , ALE* HILL,
J l/> Main street, Richmond.
LA.DIES BHOEB.—Received
and opened this morning, at No 13 I .
dlei' Fancy En-broidered Toiiet Siipperr, do bltX
Mu.ocoo and Kid Udy ScJtt Ties; do do Q„ t ! r
Tsii* '. d .? ( ? erm * D Kld Ties; do black Vei
vet Slippers All these are seasonable and prett*
I »od«, and will be told at moderate prices
iA o 2 JOHN C. PAOJC. J*.,
J< 22 13 Market Br.d^.
FOR GENTLEMEN^R^7
** at No. 13 by last steamer, forg, tt u
men Patent Leather lori quartered Shoes; « 0 do
bro«d strip low quartered Shoes; do. do Can.,.?.
Gaiteri: Glove Kd do do. All very nretta '
fitting Sbees. Call earl, and supply yooiwi' oo4
~M JOHN C PAGE. JV"
13 Mark it Bridge.
FANS, FANS-GOLDSMItH^^T^
received an assortment of very cre'tr F« n ,
be sold very cheap. E. GOLDSMIT '
J ' 3 g -5
/ILL) WHIf*KEY—J tiuuo ntiu H«u k a
superior article for the fb, don't forget ih.
e.lebrved b and, "Pure Rye," so much sought af
ter. Ctll and try it. Per *ale onl tbv
WINiTON k POWJCRa,
RUNAWAY.
DuLLAKS REWARD — Kan away
from the subscriber, last Junoary, • yooog
man named TOM. belonging »o Mr* H. B. Ander
•oa, Goochland connty. Ha l» of gingerbread eolor,
rather pleaalog facaj took* down wheo spukeo tr;
■boot 5 r«et 6 inches la height; 20 yea:s r !d. He ha*
bees men frequently la and around the city. and in
Oooebland at hia mistree*', during tbe tine. He may
be found pethap* near Dr. Brekanboroagb'*, in Han
over county, or between the other place* named I
will dst the shave re ward upon hta delivery at my
factory. j• 29—lm H.F. MA *°-
| n DOLLARS REWARD—Ran away
J_ II last Friday n'ght, thaThh June, a negro rran
named PETER, aVout 21 or 22 year* old, about 5 fett
6 inches tn height, color very black. small eye* and
full face: baa a scar on hi» seek, onder the left ear
I will pay the above reward for bit delivery to me,
on Brooke Avenue, between Clay and Le ghata.
3-4 i» HIRAM CAtNKLL.
UNAWAY.—Kao away from the sub
acriber. on the 22d May, a NEGRO MAN,
named BAM. He ii an uncommonly likely fellow,
about twenty-two yeara old, of a dark, gingerbread
complexion, end aboat five feet ten incbe* high —
He ia no doubt about Richmond or its vicinity. I
will give a reward of Ten Dollar* for bi« apurehen
aion and delivery into the jail of Henrico county
* 11—-2*wta 1 JOHN A HUTCHfcSON.
ltj TO m
JUL boot and gaiter wearers.— m
Krooi fifteen to twenty per cent, saved by buy
in* from JH. ANTHOFY, Columbian Hotel. ■
Fine Calfskin Sewed Boot* 83.50
French Calfskin Patent Leather Gaiter* 3 50
Btst qoal'tv Enslisb Kid Gaiters 3.*0
Black and Drab Cloth Gaiters 3 25
French Calfikin and Lasting Gaiters 3.25
Calfskin Sewed Shoes 2.25
Moleskin Hat*. be»t quality 3 50
Moleskin Hat*, *ecoDd quaiity 3.'H>
Fashionable Silk Hat* 2.50
Term* cash. je 7
great northern and southern
MAIL ROUTE.
VIRGINIA CENTKAL RAILROAD.
/COMMENCING with the J at day of July,
the great mail will bo carried RET WEEN
RICHMOND AND WASHINGTON TWICE
DAILY, (except Sunday, then onco.) over the Vir«
gmia Cen ral and Orange and Alexandria Railroads.
Passenger* by the same train* will be carried from
Richmond to Oordon*villa
NIGHT LINE-REDUCED FARE!
Mai! leave* Richmond at 7 3" P. M., and arrive* at
Ooidonaville 11 30 P. M. aod at Washington 5.30 A.
M. Returning leave* Gordonsville at 12 30 A.M.,
and arrives in Richmond at 4 45 A. M.
This line, running into Richmond in the morning
and returning in the present* to the travel
ling community at very low- rate* the convenience
so much desired. •
FARE.
Between Gordon«ville and Richmond $2 25
Do LouiaaC. H. da 2 00
Do Beaverdam do .......... 1.30
Do Junction do 80
And oth«r point* in Ihe game proportion
The da g mail train cannot stop except at regular de
pott The nighc train, both up and down, will atop
at all the usnal place* except Storr's
For the further accommodation of the travel, there
will b« a passenger car attached to the freight train
ftom Frederick's Hall to Rich"nc,nd, stopping at all
the u«ual piacea, except Storr'i. Rates same a* on
the day mail.
The day line leave* Richmond at 6.46 A. M., and
returnsat 1.45 P.M.
H. D. WHITCOMB, Sup't
je3o Trans Va C. Railroad.
KEJIO VAL.—McCON
/TO§|ggpt NELL Ji BURTON, DENTISTS—
have removed to No 204. ;wo door*
above their old itand ane opposite
O Corinthian Hall 28 tf
A CARD.—JOS. WOOD
WARD, Dentist, ha* removed hi*
Office from the United States Hotel
to Governor *treet, between Main
and Franklin, being a central and convenient loca
tion. He return* many thank* to hi* friend* and pa
tron* for part favors and hope* they will find it con
venient to extehd their profenional call*, whilst he
will endeavor to merit the same by keeping In
formed of whatever 1* new and nseful pertaining to
the mv 11—6 m
DENTAL NOT I C E.—
W. JONES, Surgeon Dentist,
re*pectfully announces that he ha*
moved bis offict to the Edgemont
House, between Bth and 7th, on Main street, oppo
site the Arlington House and tht 2d Baptift Church,
where ha 1* now prepared to se« chose with whom
he made engagement* for the preient month, and
all other*, who may de»ire hi* pr-ufeuional services.
Office hour* during the aamme.- from 8 to 3—4 to 6.
my 18—dSm
m NOTICE .—TO
IWflrair J '"itfw passengers on the
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE, AND SOUTH
SIDE RAILROAD CARS, GOING EITHER TO
DANVILLE OR LYNCHBURG:
BREAKFAST! BREAKFAST!!
AMPLE TIME GIVEN TO EAT.
Th« *übscriber is now prepared to furnish the pas
sengers, daily, with BREAKFAST, at the Junction
of the Richmond and Danville end South Side Rail
roads, Immediately on their arrival on the cars.
my 17—12 m SAM'L P. BURKE.
REMOVAL. —The Subscriber
iSgtgSV respectfully informs hit frifend* and the
public generally that he has taken the
•tore No. 138, corner of Main and 12th
street*, and *» well known a. '•Allen'* Arbour"
where may be found a large assortment of every ar
ticle in a Saddlery establishment; all of which he
will sell very low. JOSEPH H. COLQUITT,
fe 20— *rf Agent.
DON'T READ THISI-BeTt
known to all who are now or majiiereafter
be in want of anything to carr> foa from
o place to place, with the greatew comfort
and at the lowest rate, that the undersigned has, du
ring the last year, greatly enlarged and imp/oved his
e*tablishment by adding to his former business all
kinds of light Carriages, BUGGIES, ROCfc A WAYS,
tc , Stc , which, being connected with his V ADDLE,
HARNESS and TRUNK BUSINESS, m«.*«s it the
most complete house to equip anyone la want in
the city. Hi* stock on hand is very large and well
assorted, and not to be surpassed in neatness and du
rability. He would re*pecff'illy return thanks to
his numerous patrons; ar.d soliciting their continued
patronge, pledge* himaelf to give satisfaction in
price and quality Hi* (tore front* on 13th and Cary
street*, oppoaite the Columbian Hotel
r-p 4-3n-i G. Z- MILES
WHEAT OFFAL FOR SALE—We
have for sale at our Mill*, Bran, Shorts, Com
mon and Extra Brown Stuff*, in quantities to suit
purchasers, and at moderate prices.
je 18—lm HAXALL fc CO.
HPODD'S FAMILY BACON.— 100,0(10
JL Iks. Todd'* inperior Family Bacon—hog round
Fur «ale by CHAS. T. WORTHAM It CO.
ALSO,
600 Todd'* extra cured Hams—small size.
50 hhla. Western Sides and Shoulders.
je3o—6t
HIRE —By the month—a first rate
*• Dining Room Servant Apply to
jaS5 KENT. PAINE & CO.
DRESS GOODS VERY LOW—Large
lot Printed and Plain Beragea at 25c; do. do. do.
Lawns at cte; also Silk and Lace Mantillas very
cheap to olcie them ouf.
W. P. PERKINS k CO .
j** 141 Eagle Square
BACON & BASKERVILL,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
RECEIVE Consignments of Tobacco,
Flour, Corn, When', Jic., and give their per
sonal attention to sales of same, end keep constantly
on band a larte and genera! assortment of Groceries
Seed, Peruvian Guano, to. fe 27 dliwts '
TORN W. CHILDRESS, PT INTER AND
*" Gi.azier, begs leave to inform his friends and
the public that he continues to execute all orders In
his line with fidelity and dispatch, on the most fa
vorable terms.
ry His Shop is 'n rear of his residence, on Vena-
Mo St., between 17th and 18th its Orders left at
tbe store of Messrs. Dove U Co, Main st, will be
promptly attended to.
CT Country work done oa reasonable terms.
jv 2—lw*
XECUI RIX'S NOTICE.—AII persons
M-J having claims against the estate of WM. A.
CARTER, dee'd, of Henrico county, will present
tbem for payment. Those indebted, will please
make immediate payment.
. „ , C M. CARTER, Executrix
Jr 2 ~ ]w of Wm. A Caiter.
A MERICAN HOTEL, Richmond, Va —
X*. A rumor having become current that ihe sub
scriber had relinquished the proprietorship of tbe
American Hotel, he takes this mode of lofcrming his
friends and the travelling publie that such is not the
case. He bfgs to assure his patrons that the same
care and attention shall be shosrn tbem, in future as
heretofore baa gained their liberal patronage
1 , J - M'LDEBERGER smith,
je 30—ditalm American Hotel.
10 ORH I R >,— lwo g(K .<i i4i,AUK
j, J-«t THS " nd STRIKERg - Apply .t this office.
1 IOHT BUGGY AND HARNEBB FOR
BALE —A very 6i e one. nearly new, may be
m«u at HICKS' AMERICAN ST Afe LET
my >—ts
IJliriEß.—Thirty Tuba Fresh Goabeo
-■-» Butter, • prime ai Hcla, jasc •rrived per tteam
»r aß< f. r s*l- by jy S WM TaYLOR.
HARRISON'B KX
TRACTS for the Haadkerebief. A •apply of
the abov* eiagaat pre pa at ions f.. r sale by
j*S CifA». MILMPAUGH, O f u M lrt.
SUMMER RETREATS.
H/f ONTOOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
J3rl BFBINO9, MONTGOMERY COOKTT, VA.
Thil new and beautiful waterlng p'Me will be open
for tbe reception of »Wtorioß lh« ?otb of Jalj It
ii dellgbtfuiy sl'ustod on tba wwtsrn slop® of the
Alleghames. in Montgomery eounfy. about on» »nd_ a
half dUm from the Virginia »»d Tenoeenee R»ilro«d,
from which a breach road tekee yea to tbe Springs,
to that Tiaitora entirely aTOMI itaii traveling.
PMseoitri leivio| Ricbtriood by tb® Dinvlll® or
Petersburg by the Bonthaide Ball road, arrive I*
L>nebbnrg io time to dine, where they can atop all
■igbt or continue on the Virginia and Tennessee
Road, passing the Peaks of Otter, eroeting tbe Blue
Ridge, following the beautiful valley of the ftoanake,
climbiDg tbe Alleghaniesto the Big Tnnnel. where
they take the braoch to tbe Sprinra, arriving there
by 5 o'clock ia the afternoon Tneae Springs are
three mile* from tbe fellow and four from the Alle
ghany Bpnnga. , ~
The waters of these Sprinfa are very similar to
the water of the Greenbrier White 8u phur, more
pleasant to the taste and equally effective in their
use. They have made some moat remarkable eurea
of diseases of long stsndmg, acd are believed in the
ntighborbeod to be an infallible remedy for dyspep
sia and almcat every diaeaae that hss assumed a
chronic atate. There ere also two fine chalybeate
springs, one of them vary strong.
No expense haa been apared io fitting up this pro
perty, and every exertion will be made to render a
visit pleasant and agreeable. Tbe aervlcea of Mr.
Thohpsow Tyi,e«, who iawell known in almoat all
the Atlantic citiea, have been procured, wbo will be
assisted by a co'pa of gentlemanly and obliging as
sistants A fine Band of Music ia alao engaged.
gr Communicationa mav be addressed 'o
ROBT. H. MOSBY,
Prea't Montg'y White Balpbnr Springs Co.,
je 23—ta Shawesville, Va.
POTOMAC PAVILION, PINkY
POINT, 8T MARY'S CO. Md-Thia deaira
ble place for health and aea batbing, is now open for
the leceplion of viaitora, with nothing left undone
that will promote the eomforta of ita gue«tf.
Many improvements have been made aince my
last season. A Lunch Room haa been builr for the
accurimi dation of visitors at all aeasonnble hours,
day or night; Stables and Carriage Houses have been
buiit to accommodate those at a distance; Billiard
Tables; Piatei Gallery; SnuHle Board; Ten pin Al
leys and Baths, have all been improved, and are free
to viritors only. lam thankful to the public for their
patronage the last two aeaaoos, and hope to aee my
old frienda and many new faces the coming season.
The Pavilion shall be clean acd well kept. Chil
dren with Whooping Cough and Meaalet will not be
admitted aa boarders.
TKRMS OF BOARD.
For single day, $2; for three or lesa than a
wtea, $1 50 per day; ty the week $10; by tne month
$1 25 per day. W W DIX. Proprietor.
Letter boxes have been placed on ail the si earners,
for the acsommodarioo of visitors. j«2S—lm
HUUUENOT ISPKIJSOS—'Hie
subscriber respectfully announces to the public
that tbis well known watering place having, since
tbe last season, received extensive improvements
and been put into tberough rrp&ir, wa* opened for
the reception of visito's on the 20th inrt. Every
effort wili be made to present even more than the
ordinary inducements of former years; and in this
cf-miectioa the subscriber is gratified to state that
Mrs. Turpi:*, who superintended tbe domestic ar
rangemeo-s at the same place a 'ew years since, and
whose efficient attention and ladylike deportment
give universal satisfaction, has been re-engaged,
and, with a corps of servants, in selecting who'ri un
usual care has b>-eu bestowed, will offer her services
to tbe guests The strictest attention will be puid
to the hotel and cabin arrangements, eo as to obvi
ate every annoyance and promote in the highest de
gree tbe comfort and pleasure of the visitors. A
bard of skilful Musicians has been engaged, and tbe
Ball Room, Bowling Alley, Billiard Tables acd
other sources of amusement, will contribute to make
these Springs a place of healthful and agreeable re
laxation.
The waters are sulphur Rnd chalybeate, and a third
combining the properties of tha oiber two, which is
also used in the bsth boose. They cffer an asaem
blage of mild tonics and gentle alteratives, whose
beneficial effect has been signally shown in nume
roni instances, in which worn and debilitated frames
have been submitted to their itfluecce; and their effi
ciency, in the case of ladies and chiidreD, has been
more co&spicuousily '.narked.
The Huguenot Springs are in Powhatan county,
on the Railroad, about 17 miles above Richmond—
from which flics thev are aec»saib!e by the Rich
mond ai d Danville Railroad, which passes within six
miles; a iioeof Omnibuses sent from the Springs,
conveyins vi»itor« over that space.
Fare—Si 75 per day; ®10 per week; $30 per month.
Cbildrm over 2 and under 12 years of ag-5, and ser
vants. half price.
it3n-u DAVID MOORS
jb.A BAiiIIJSU.-CHESAPEAKE
HALL, HAMPTON, Va , Is situated within two
miles of Old Point Comfort, with which place hourly
communication is had by a neat and commodiom
Omnibus, of the most modern style; also by Boats.
Hacks, 4lc. The Hall will be open for the reception
of visitors on tbe 15th of May, at which time the
proprietor hopes to be able to make comfortable and
happy the stay of all who may be seeking health or
pleasure. Many improvements have been added,
such as cottages for families, play grounds for chil
dren, shade trees, &c ; indeed every thing that can
conduce to the comfort of the visitor.
Cor health and beauty of location, this place Is un
surpassed. There is daily communication with the
steamers of Richmond, Norfolk and Baltimore
TEBMS.
Per Day $2 00
Per Week. 11 90
Per Month at 1 25 per day.
toy 1-V-Sm R 8. BANKS.
|Y| JSOiiUM'a IvIVEK HOTEL. —The
JLfX subscriber, having recently purchased this
property, has entirely re-furnished t he House, and is
dow prepared to receive company. Thi* delightful
summer retreat is in the county of Albemarle, about
ten miles above Charlottesville, immediately on the
Genual Railroad, and situated in a region of country
unsurpassed for both health and beauty of scenery—
being in fu'l view of the Blue Ridge mountains,
within 30 minutes ride of the great tunnel now con
structing thrcugb the mounta'D, and equally conve
nient to the Universitv of Virginia and Mont'cello.
WM. f. JARMAN, P M.,
je 21 —dts Mecbum's River.
A MELIA SPR INC S—Two and a half
X*- miles from the Richmond and Danville Railroad
at Wyanoke Station, will be open Ist July (or the
accommodation of visitors. Every exertion will be
made to please our boarders who will be so good at
to favor us with their patronage. Our BAR will be
well snppiied, and close on Sabbath and every night
at 10 o'clock. Our BATHING establishment is just
erected new at the Springs, where hot or eold Baths
can be had.
Terms of Board per day $1.50; per week $7: per
month 825; all children over 2 ysnre i Id and under
12 years, and servant*, half price. There will be ef
Omnibus in attendance at the Depot to meet the tut
my 12—2 m THOB. C. WI LLSON it SCN*.
\ T OTICE OF REMOVAL.-M. L.
i.* STRAUSS, Merchant Tailor, takes this method
to inform hi* friends and customer* that he ha* re
moved temporarily to the corner of 3d and Broad
street*, eppoaite Mr. Mark Downey's, where he will
be pleased to see them all; and at the same time of
fenug hi* entire stock of Clothing and piece Ooods
at prime oo*t prior to hi* removing to hi* old stand
again as mon as rebuilt. M. L. STRAUS,
my 11—2 m* Corner 3d and Broad *t*.
Land warrants wanted?— The
highest market price will be paid for 40,80, 120,
and 160 acre LAND WARRANTS, also for Lar>
Scrip. Persona having Warrant* or Scrip to cell,
will do well to call at WM. HURLEY'S
Exchange Offic®, No. 5 Pearl st. Richmond, Va.
N. B—Persons living ic the country are respect
fully requested to forward their warrants, (when
duly assigned) by mail or otherwiae, and I pledge
my*elf to them, that they shall receive the highest
market price, and prompt returns in cash cr check*,
a* they ahall deem proper to direct me.
je s—3m WM. HURLEY.
The pi ice of W arranta 1* fluctuating and unsteady.
At present I am paying #1.10 per acre
ICE, ICE, ICE.—The subscribers keep
conatantly on hand a supply of the very b«»t
ICE for sale, at Messts. Dabney 6l Cocke'*, oppc* tr
the Theatre, where tte pub'ic can be supplied cu
ring all houi* of the day, from 4 A. M. till 9 P. M —
Person* living at a diatrnse, can be supplied from oar
cart, by leavior their cames and address.
j-K—lm* LEAKE ii HOPKINB.
H. JL.AMULEY, Tin and Sheet
' Iron Manufacturer, 13th (treat, betwaen Main
and Cary, Richmond, Va.
GAS FITTING AND FIXTURES,
Steam Pipe* for Churche*, Public Building*,
Metalie Roofing, Guttering aud Spontmg, put
up in any part of the city or country.
WELL AND garden PUMPI yoft SALE
HPHREE HANDSOME NEW DWELL
A ING HOUSES AND LOTS CORNER OF
27TH AN.D M STREET, CHURCH HILL
FOR SALE EXCHANGE OR RKNT.—The cor
ner bouse is fiuished, baa 6 room* and a commodious
Kitchen, la ready for a teaant now. The other two
are smaller, and will b# finished in a few days This
i« desirable property, and will be *old or exchanged
for young oegroea upon term* to please. Should bo
sale or exchange be made, the property wlii be rent
ed. and to good tenants the rent will be low
Office in the new building of VV. Goddin South
•lad.
Apply to GEO. W'OODKIN
J* *** General Agent and Coll>elor.
IJUCKE'I S.—Fifty dozen painted Buck
eU, of extra quality, j«at raeeived and for aale
b ± j»_B WM TAYLOR
W HlSKEY.—Twenty fiv» bblx Superior
Tf Monongabela Old Rye Whisk.,. . „
article, warranted, and tor aale b* *
TAYLOR.
FALE BRANDY.—Aa eitra article l'ale
Brandy. Otar I Dumy'a Brand, In bottle* »uit-.
we for reiailiaj, fore»ie ty ""
J * B WM.TAYLO*
1 i" 2 WAIEKB.— Ulenu« trngr.i.t
»odr«ft.eahtß| toilet watera. By ? t»hu
•poonfull of tLia artirl* to a .raa 1 ionio. f »,7 !
water, a delightful and laTl|©raU -» waih ia mad, _
For bjr CtoA., MILLBfAUUH.
DmnUt,
MEDICINES
Hurrah fordoli^kco^
Leonard'a Dollar Cordial, for Gravsi nT
And for Weakneaa 'tia hard to
And •'! diaeaae a from improdere. H-
Medi'ine like thla y< u should caa,?'
It ia sot riaht. eom» pe'.pl e say-
A dollar a bottle ia not enough to b,..
Unfortunate Boy a, well yo ,
Two ia not too much for tucb a do««
Prlee—One dollar per botcla
To be had of L. B. Thomas, Broad stt..» ~
Hill, and of ell Druggist*in Richmond ''' V'fr,
TURF OJL.-For~^<.
A every description, oa Man or Sea* <
spoonful equal to an ounce of anv i
known. ' ' *>«r»^
Bruises end Strains, IJlcjrs and fail ot g
Bans, Bore Legs and Cbilblaina, Fresh Cot J*" l *
Cramp and Tetter, Btinra of Ingeeta,
the Mails, Inflamed Breasts, GlandoUrTn,!!
Back, Swelled Legs and Btiffn-ss of-JoUu ° ri
Warranted to cure, and no damage 'ton ~
to cold*. *fsin
Applied to burns at oinee, ltle*ve»Bi ■>~
Price 60 and 25 east* a bottle
DOVEt cn
Bole Proprietors. Riebmr.w *
Richmond, Janaart is,'.' 1
Mem. Dove t Co.—For about seven ' ' l " r '
negro boy, B!<nou, bad an ulcer on th- *
one of bis lega; be bad had tbe very beat ro°i '
vice, and the atricteat attention Item royselfctf 4 **
haa been repeatedly poulticed and bunt •■it V"''*"'
at intervala. whliat giving applying m«d<!«,***«
been kept on low diet, and alao kept perfect *
with the limb elevated; aometimot the «o-« *
be aalarge aa the palm ofa man's hand, and it
no larger than half a dime, and even when It i* 1
tained this srr. all size would break out am. , *
eame certainly discouraged about it, acd Dn *
while in your atore, 1 asked you I
it; yon gave me a bottle of your st „ "
aaing 3 bottlea (by the direction) it WM """i
healed. Previonato tbe time of naiDg it bebij ''
montha from hia work, but aince. he' h«. *
loat aaingle day. I will add that I ht?-
useieealy on hia limb about two hundred
dollars, and it givea toe pleaanre to adii tr< td.' 11 *
Sr>n have, thia teatimonial of the virtu •• of *<LS*
lil. Vary rcapeetfuliy, 8 y, Srii.t
(A copy—publiahed by permiaaion fmro
D ALLEY'8 MAGICAL PAINfcT
TRACTOR will subdue pain and inSvr
from the severest bums or scalds, in from
twenty minutes and will heal the wouodi »
scar; it effectually cares Fever Sores.
Rheum, Inflammatory Rheumatism. Cuts, W™.
Bruises, Scald Head, Corns and Bunions,
Sprains. Swellings, Felons, Chilblains, Bin,.7*
sects. Swelled and Broken Bieast, Sore ?i;I 1
Eruptions, and all other inflammatory and
diseases, where the parts affected can be reaiST*
This article is now put up in blue wraop-'J
new steel plate label, and signed by H I
ker, and C V. Clickner it Co , Proprietors, : '
against tbe numerous counterfeits in nei',l ■
•tore.
BKNNEIT k BEF.RB, Draggists, are -, ,
authorized ager.ts for the sale of the f»m.
style, and they furnish the trade »t propHet *
t>. R«tai price only 2,>c. a box. mh
CIKKTAIN UIiRE FUR COUGH^
> "Richmond, Nov. 22. !802.—1 have
all the eongh remedies of the day, and bavtjt.,,
tation in saving that I believe MRU. A.
COUGH ELIXIR to be the most valuable
tioo of the kind now in use, and a* a famiiTQ« ( ,
almos' 'ndispensabie. E. VVAi>FL;\
Mas. Daws'Coi'gh Rbmedv.—We can ip, u
the viitues of this medicine from the b>ok,s l7 -,
witnessed its operation In a bad cough. iowi a '
afforded speedy and deoided relief.—Rieh Rep**
7oraaie by Mri. A. B. DAWS, Stinnett k a-,
Alex. Dovai, Patersoa k Jackson, Chas. Miilini
B.J. P'a"t, A. Bodekor and Charles D. Yaie.
RHEUMATISM. —Persons affliefed k;;
this disease, no matter of bow longniidlot
wn.it the cau»e, or what remedies they ra\j b»v
u*ed, so thdt the organization of the
not destroyed, can be promptly, effectual} »cd
noanently cured airoplv by using POLLARD
RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.
Numerous certificates can be furnished from p.
sons who have paid hundreds of dollars tidoc:
and from cne to five dollars a bottle for mht
Rheumatic Compounds and Specific", witbeu:
ceiving any relief, wbo have been perfectly org.;
a few dais by tbe use of one bottle of POIiLAK.,
RHEUMATIC LINIMENT
For sale by PURCELL, LADD t CO., Beot'tii
Beers, Adie h <Jray. Duval Sl Norton, VV. ? r
It. B. Thomas, and Druggists generally throng
the eitv. ; # jj
NOTICE. —The attention of the put'.:?
is called to the annexed certificate of BAXEKr
PREMiUM BITTERS, which is one of tbe em
popular Family Medicines known in this conr;i■-
which can be had of Messrs PURCELL, LADS,
CO., and Druggists everywhere.
Cottagb, May 17th, 1855,1
Near Curdsville, Buckingham Co., Va I
Mr Elijah Baker:
Dear Sir—My wife having been for many pu
afflicted with Liver Complaint and Nervom Deb :
heating of your "Premium Bitters," she i n j i
to give them a trial. After tryins a half done t.
ties, she found her health much improved, sc.! »
digestive organs greatly strengthened; and u six
she finds it Is indispensable in her case, and coo':;.:
to osei tto her improvement. It !s a very pspn
medicine with many of my neighbors, ana u im
•wming almost in goseral use as a tonic in thisK)
tion. With my best wishes,
I am yours, truly
1e 2 J w. A. SAITNDEM
KUOitiOn a CUJJ LiVi!.K OIL.-U
late firm of RUBHTON, CLARK A. CO bf.
dissolved by its own limitation, I ntrj now sols j
prietor of the gen,line Cod Liver Oil which 11
generally prescribed by phvs'clans at this «esr: .
Consumption, Coughs, Colds, 4 c., &e.
CAUTION.—In pnrchasing or ordering,
fol to s(i for Rushton's, and tee that my naie ,i
Che label, and my signature over the c»rt ot >■
bottle, es there are «virioua articles la
market claiming to be Rushton's.
FREDERICK V. RVHHTOS.
Son of the late Win. L. ilushton, s r»rt,
The above Oil for sale by DUVAL it NGiTOJi
aorner of Main and 10th itrnets, Ba.ik Sqnirr 8.
mond. sps—lra'
JACKSUIN tt EX«!fcLSIOK Mlltfe
In justice to R H. J«ckson, slid impelled bjs
sense of dn'y to those atfllciel with Dypep'i'->
loss of appeiite, I will state that, !-»viot and
Kxrelsior Bitter* with the happiss" "tfect':n mj
tie daughter, I confidently recominund tntrafci
who are afflicted with the above cotrflsirri.
W. 0 FERCitSO.N
Richmond, April 12, 1855.
1 advise every family to procure theie Birters.
They maybe found at E. J Pieot'», A
8. M. Zachrisaon's, Chas. Millspar.r k .'i B»tt!
Been', and Aiex. Duval's. Dru» ?. Islm ill
All orders promptly attended to.
Destiny demons! kai ei> i
THE PLANETS OR ASTROLOGY-f
sor Leo. Sound iney be consulted Gji w.aiten i' ;
portance in the wonderful wo-k cf Asli;• t
telling all paiticaiarevents of bumm life, fc.: ?*
piesent and future, such &s r/iarrlag», ic« <
ol husband, wife, or lDicnded, children n. • '*
business, situations, estate, boner, ot
■uin; of slcknees, the nature and cau?c; • *
of life, aid manner of death; of fiiecd',
alse; journeys,law suits; absent pe.s ns,deas ■>
cf tb«!ft, or things losi; substance l«nt or
ed; a wife or husband Jiving from east uths'< •
return. .
Terms : .50 cents each for Ladies anC U'cu-'-
Madame Hehn may be consulted at tko <»"/•**
She foretells by the cards—l£ r > cents
cents for gentlemen.
Apply in Adams' Valley. 3 doors from
!6tb, on Poplar street—Ot!><-e of Asticlcfy <.**'■
door—back of Lancarterian Scbotl, over ibs " t!
je 9—dim*
DRY GOODS! DRY GOOD.
DRY GOODS!!!—IMPORTANT To <•"
AND COUNTRY CUhTOMKRS -1 *
stock of DRESS GOODS and all kicdt cfl
dery, consisting cf rtcb Onotor. Collars » na '
Lerres long and short silk Mi'.tr fssb
Mantle*, Bud a large stock of fancy
Silk*; a large lot of Faiato* aid I.sdiei I =■
Ltdie* worked and grass Skirts. Also—a "«<
of Hosiery, all of which 1 will *ell
oed price*. MORRIS W RW
mv No 203 grosdny.
riti.lL. AL\U MAtillSh, I
HP II E INSURANCE COMPAQ.,
A THE VALLt-Y OF VIBGiNIA, »T
CHe»TKR, VA. , , , r< !
HUAXCH OFFICE, Hf* Street
Pott Cffite, Hirhmimd, la .
CHARTfcK PKKPETU 1 -
Capitai. $300,000. ;
Tbia Company will i£»ure j>ir»t C' M * *,
DWELLINGS. perpetaMly, for a .-d(I» P»J>
4 per cent. Time Peiioioa will »'•« "
Buildinga, Merchandize, ke., in to wn 01 e -
Cttr i'A"k»..d INLAND TRANSIT;
RISKS taken on a» favefebie teruuM &J
reaponaibie Company. u *>
Ail LOSSES are pronptiy and Hbj™"*
at tbli cffioe. O. F. B KKSSi-i- A- »*■
BKVKMMCKS:
Saoil Mirx, Caahier ol the Bank of • "J *
mond - - 11-« *
J A. Smith, do. farmera' Bank ol >»• ~
Joaepb K. Anderson, E«c I-
Mtim. Haxali k Co.. . „ k „(!!« "
Htnry M. Brtnt, Caabier of the Bwk
ley, Wincbeatrr. „ !»
J. H. Sherraid, C«»hler of the Kar»*"
Wmcheater. ....
Hoo. Jamai M. Ma»oo, U.S.
Ja »—lni
1 I)DLAM A PLEABANT»»
-Ld w.y, New Yoik, TOBACCO
NKRAL COMMISSION MKRCHAM*
Advare-uienta on eooaia«.ui«oi» " ..j.
M«aart LUDLAM*. WATSUN,
jy ?—3m»
L 1 aVANA l ;L
-* -I-C>|are, Imported dlrrat >■* us » u )tl ,•
the uioat app oved braadr, whw» »•
olot* the eh pcuenta. 1
J« 9«-«| ' CUA9. f. wy*

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