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OF BALTlN
MONDAY, JUNE Is, 1876.
FRomrHE EXCHANGE READlNG-RooM B
CLEARED,

BarQue Montgomery, NEW 241 tOns) Gee
Hooper Norfolk, Hooper * Chesebrough. n
Brig Fulvia, Owens, savannah, Thos. Hoop
Schr Falcon, Hooper, San Antonio de
Texas, Jas. Hooper s Sons
ARRIVED,
Ship Roger Sherman, Nichols, days fro,
men, ballast and 1879 passengers, Zone died
passage) TO the master.
Schr P0rlia, Kirwan, from Para, l4th ult,;;
annatto, nuts, gum copal, balsam copaiva, Ind
her, hides, &c, Left brig Windsor, Pepper,
verpool, in 10 or Is days. Spoke 26lh ult ID
Ion 81 SO, sehr Leander, (Of ThomastOn) FROM
for Barbados; Sd inst. lat &c "a, .on 60 27, SCI
(of Balh) Ballard, 10 days from ST. Croix for
Sth, lat 30 81, Ion "a, ship Mariana, from New
steering to the south and eastward. The P. Z
90 is consigned to R. G. Wright. Mrs. G 2,
Jackson came passenger,
Schr Palestine, Cannon, from Richmond,
THAN ceal.
Schr Cassandra, Sego, from Havre del rac,
TO Giese s. Son.
Scnr Three Williams, Marshall, from He,
Grace, iron and lumber, TO Giese & Son.
MEMORANDA.
Barque Lawrence, Harding, for Baltimore,
at Boston 18th inst. =.
Brig Midas, Echberger, from Coast of Cub
ed at Key West Sd inst,
Brig Mount Vernon, Sadler, for Baltimore,
at Savannah 10th inst.
Schr John Allyne, Ricketson, for Baltimore.
from New Bedford II inst.
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LATEST DATES.

LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING
For Valparaiso and Ports in the Pacilic-St
Joseph, about Goth inst
For Liyerpool-Packet ship Hargrave, will 2;
ly sail on Tuesday, 10th inst. Her letter bagl
at the Ship Letter Office, Exchange Readingi
For Premiership Copemcus, with despat3
For Premiership Johannes, with despatch
For Havre-Barque Globe, about 2Oih inst.
For Kingston, Jam.-Brig Gamorgan, few
For st. IhOmas-irig Salvatore, with des}l
For Matagordo, Texas,-Schr Falcon, tom!
For Nassau, N. P.-Schr Emily A. Thompsol
instant.
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Q3-CONS UMPTION-in its confirmed AM
ent stages, coughs, asthma, Group and live,
plant, form by far the most fatal class of,
known TO our land Yet even those may be q
means of the simple yet powerful remedies 7,
scattered wherever those malades prevail. y
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHEN
the concentrated essence Of those remedies.- =,
cured incipient Consumption, Asthma, LivdS
plant, Group, etc, in numberless cases where i
er medical means have failed. a
In the first stages Of the disease, termed "Cc,
Consumption" originating from neglected coz
has been used with undertaking success and h 4,
acknowledge they owe the restoration of theiL
TO this invaluable medicine. In that form I,
sumption so prevalent among young femaeIl
monty termed debility, "GoING INTO DEoIaI
complaint with which thousands are lingering
also proved highly successful, and not only pc
the power of checking the progress of this ae
complaint, but also strengthens and invigorfS
system more etfectually than any medicine VA
ever possessed. L
On hand and for sale by Y
STABLER & CANDY, 100 w. PrI
Also, by George X. Tyler, d. f. BALTIMORE
Seth S. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; q
s. Atkinson, corner Baltimore ana Hanover s Il
Perkins * Brother, cor, Green and FranklinL
Joseph h. Stansbury, 81 Thames st; Elisha Il
kins, corner Market and Green-sts,; George IT
No. 1923 Baltimore street; N. N. Robinson, 81
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EhE- NOTICE. A meeting of the friends of the
Tract cause, for the purpose of taking measures TO
sustain Mr.. THOMAS FREEMAN, as u general Tract
Visiter in this city, will be held on TUESDAY EVE
Charles street Methodist Episcopal Church.
The Rev. II. " d, JOINS will deliver an Address
on the OCCASION The public is invited to attend
inl5 2tt ALEXiR NJ. CARTER,
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IMPORTANT FROM FoRr LEAyENwoRru.-

IMPORTANT FROM L ORT LEAYENW0RTH.-
Probable Capture Of Mexican Traders. We
learn from the st. Louis papers, that ntelli-
gence has reached that city from Fort Leaven-
worth, that Col Kearney had despatched two
companies of dragons to intercept party of
Mexican traders, about seventy miles out, who
were conveying to Sante Fe a large quantity
Of arms and ammunition. Col. X. had also
learned that party of Mexican traders had
left Sante Fe for Missouri, and that Gov. Ar
buckle had placed them under the escort of two
companies Of dragons. No volunteers had
yet appeared at the rendezvous, and Col. X .
had determined to march without them if they
did not present themselves within a short time
1t was not known whether or not he would
cross the line with his present inadequate force,
but he would undoubtedly proceed to the Ar
kansas, 1t will be recollected that he was en-
powered to enlist such aid as he might find
among our mountain men, in the neighborhood
Of Bent's Fort, SC. 1t was thought that col
lision between Col. X. S two advanced compa-
MES and the Mexican escort would be avoided.
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NO CARD. Mr.. WARD begs leave to announce
to he public of Baltimore. that his benefit is fixed for
WEDNESDAY, June 18th, on which occasion will
be produced Buckstone's excellent Drama of Alb
clard and Heloise, in which Mr. KURTZ will make
his first appearance; also, new Farce in which the
whole strength fthe company will appear, iel5 Ct
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h5- DEFENDERS OF BALTIMORE IN lSl4.-
The "AssociatOn Of Defenders OF Baltimore in 1874"
are requested TO attend special meeting at the City
Hall on WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT, the l7th
inst at O'Clock, on business preparatory TO Cele-
brating he ensuing anniversary of American indie
pendence BY order,
jel5. 81 PA HOWARD GRIFFITH, Sec'y
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BY LAST NlGn1rs SOUTHERN MAIL.

We have nothing later from the Army, and
for very good reason-the Southern mail fail
cd from beyond Mobile, a circumstance that
has not occurred since the hostilties with Mex
leo commenced, early in May, although previ-
Gus to that time failure every other night was
not unusual, and at times failure for several
days in succession was counted nothing very
strange. Ofcourse we cannot grumble in the
present instance, Perhaps it is an omen Of
peace-a sign that Mexico has been brought to
her senses, and sued for a cessation of hostli-
ties. To-night's mail will probably bring US
news of some kind from the army.
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2AR. j. STANLEY, from London, can I
~ suited daily, for rheumatism, Paralysis y
Nervous affections, at his office; No.
STREET. Advice gratis 10 the poor, from !.
O'Clock. M,
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REPRESENTATIONS OFFICE

Proposals will state the price for each 4, y
wheel car respectfully. DC. IL. BORDLIf
jel5-it sup't 10
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CADDIS B. LUCk'S
New EUcky Lottery Office

BASEMENT ROOMS under the Eagle,
ID corner OF Main and 18th Street.
The following are The Schemes for this week
For Thursday Pokomobe Lottery, Glass 10.
IS Nos, Is drawn. > Of $4,000 dollars, 5000,
5000, 1000, &c. Tickets d halves SO; quar-
lers 25.
For Friday-Pokomoke, Glass 90 &c Nos, II
drawn. 10000 dollars, 1000, 2,4l5, l,750, &c.
Tickets 4-shares in proportion.
For Saturday, okomoke, Glass 81. IS Nos.
10 drawn. $1,000 $500 300, 200, &c.--
Whole Tickets q halves !; quarters so c.
Also Pol;omokc, Glass 22-7S Nos 10 drawn.
$4,000, 5000, 5000, 1000, &c. Tickets 4
halves 3; qrs.l. Drawing received on Monday.
Also, for Monday, February IA splendid
Scheme Of The Grand Consolidated Lottery, No.
s. rs Nos, ID drawn. 10000 dollars, 10000,
5000, 5000, 100 of 900, &c. Tickets II dol
lars; halves +; quarters 3.
e. Z. LUCK takes pleasure in recommending
to his friends and The public generally the above
Schemes. For certificates Of packages or single
Tickets, address c. B. LUCK.
n. BAH prizes are in The hands OF LUCK.
Drawing Of Pokomoke, Glass Is:
GO 81 CT 3 So II 81 II 10 Is II II , 81 80.
Ian 0H
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To fIlc Afflicted.

A S the Spring, the most favorable season fol
II undertaking the removal OF Chronic and
supposed incurable forms of disease, is fast ap-
preaching, Or. E. D. ROBINSON respectfully
invites ali who desire restoration 10 health to
call and try Natures remedy. The Doctor has
been engaged in the practice OF medicine nearly
eleven years, has treated almost every form OF
disease incident 10 this country, and can recon-
mend the Botanic practice as The most efIicacious
known. Persons afflicted with Dfopsy, Scrofula,
Pleurisy, Thrush, White Swelling, Liver Com
plant, Laprosy, Eryspelas, Teller Palsy, Neu-
ragia, Hyscria, Fslula, Cancer, Hernia, Dys-
pepsia, Proapsus Uleri, ST. Yilas Dance Clio
rrosis, Syphilis, GonouhGa, elect, Calcnli ofihe
Bladder, Fuor Albus, Structure, &c, &C., would
do well 10 consult the Doctor without delay
The Doctor has treated several hundred cases Of
Rheumatism, and only failed in TWO in efecling
an entire cure. He considers no case inculabe
where there is no deformily or permanently stiff
ened joints. Fever and Ague speedily and edec-
luay cured Persons from distance can obtain
board with the Doctor. 5y Office on + street. oP-
posile Exchange Hotel. Jan l6-3m
p S-Waned, a youth OF twelve or fifteen
years old, TO take charge Of The store; one wish
ing TO qualify himself for The Botanic Practice OF
Medicine will be preferred Letters must be post
paid. Jan. l6-3w
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Notice

TO PATRONS AND THE PUBLIC.
n c. KING, in expressing his acknowledge
IL. ments for the liberal patronage Of COM
munily, able 10 appreciate The value of the many
PROFESSIONAL AND EDUCATIONAL
WORKS, he has successfully attempted TO fur
nsh them with al satisfactory prices, further an
nounces that although detained in Western Vir-
ginia and al the North, BY the increasing de-
mands OF business, requiring his personal at
ention, much longer than he anticipated, he has
been thereby enabled TO effect much more advan-
taseous arrangements, with the NORTHERN Law,
MEDICAL, and general PUBLISHERS, and has nor
returned 10 offer greater facilities and inducements,
for the continuance and increase Of iayors SO
freely bestowed on his past efforts.
His principal place of business being now
fully established in Philadelphia as altcays intend
ed BIZ him, requires his constant attention. and his
stay in Richmond is necessarily limited 10 fc1c
days only.
All gentlemen wishing 10 see him on business,
or matters requiring his personal attention, vii!
oblge him by making an eariy call ,rahin fc,r
daus al his office, where he will be pleased 10
meet them and others.
Professional, or any gentlemen from The into
rior or distant counties, who have transacted bn-
siness with any OF his agents, or himself, are
particularly invited n call with their friends.
SUBSCRIBERS who have not been supplied with
books ordered, will please inform him soon by let
Ter, or personally Of their wishes, and all farther
orders shall be comply and satisfactorily attend
ed 10. u. Y. hlNG,
Office under the Exchange, next door 10 Post
Office. Jan. 81
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2steDmnon1 aEegaoetrer.
MISCELLANEOUS.
.J.F. Word, Lottery Vendel

OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HOTEL AND posr
OOrrlcE, RICHMOND, Virginia, sells Tickets in
all lotteries under the management of. G. Gregg
nv g. Co. on the same terms that they are sold al
the Managers Office.
SCHEMES FOR FEBRU-
ARY-ISi6.
3 II 25 900 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No Il, 10 draw 7ill
February. 1916 70 Nos, 10 drawn. Capitals
3 of %. 900 dollars, 10000, 5000, 2,227, 40 Of
900, So Of 400, so of $50, 40 OF 200, &c.
Tickets 10 dollars. A certificate OF a package
Of &c Tickets costs 40 dollars-shares in pro.
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandra Lottery, Glass No T. TO draw 18th
February, 1876 IS Nos, II drawn. Capitals
40 900 dollars, 10000, 5000, 5000, 1887, 1000
1900, 500, 700, 1000, 2 Of 1900, of 1900
5 OF 2iO, 100 Of 500, 100 OF 400, &c. Tickets
10 dollars. A certificate OF a package OF 25
Tickets costs 1870 dollars-shares in proportion.
1924 DOLLARS 100 of |, O0O
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 8, 10 draw 2ls,
February, lsi5. Capitals: S25,2 94, 10000, 5000
5000, 1873, 100 Of l. 900, lis Of 3OO &c. Tic
kels 10. A certificate Of a package of 2G Tic
kels costs lao dollars-Shares in proportion.
$4,000 DOLLARS!-2O,OO O!-lO.OOO
ar V's ss;h Capitals c $4,000 10000, 10000
5000 5000, 1853, 30 OF LOGO, 100 OF 500, 1870
Of 300, &c. IS Nos, l3 drawn ballots. Tick.
els only ~ dollars. A certificate OF package
of % Tickets costs only 100 dollars-shates in
proportion.
Orders for tickets, addressed 10 the undersign.
ed, always come safe. Please address
JF. WORD, Richmond.
~ Orders Tor Tickets and Shares and Cerlii.
Gates OF packages in the above Splendid Lotteries
Cor smaller ones, that are drawn every ~ gay II
the wcek,) enclosing cash or prize Tickets
will receive the most prompt attention, and al
official account OF each drawing sent immediate
IL al,er il is over 10 all who order from
Jan. % j. F. WORD. Richmond Va.
On all letters enclosing cash or prize tickets
The poslage(as usuaD need NOT be paid.
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LOTTERIES.
HOyt's Prize Office,
MOS, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICHMOND
In VIRGINIA.
$4,000 DOLLARSi


Alexandra Lottery, Glass No. 5. to be drawn
Saturday, January 3lst, 1916. Capitals: S35 900,
10000, 5000, 3,I77, 5000 $500, 1000 10 OF
1901, &c IS Hos. II drawn ballots. Tickets
$40. Certificate OF i Package l30--shares in
proportion.
Splendid LOAeries for February, 1916.
10000 Dollars in 3 Capitals Of $4,000 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery, Class 4, Tor 1916, 10 be
drawn in Alexandria D. C., on Saturday, Feb
ruary 7,h, lS46-7s number Lottery, - drawn
ballots Magnificent Scheme 3 Grand Capitals
OF $1,000 dollars, OF 10000, Of 5000, | Of
1927, 40 OF 1000 50 Of 400, 50 of $50, 40 Of
200! Tickets 10 dollars, halves 5, quarters . 80.
Certificates Of Packages of2G Wholes no dollars.
10000 Dollars!
Alexandria Loltery, Glass !, TO be drawn in
Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday, February II,
lS46-75 numbers, II dra N ballots. Splendid
Capitals: | Prize OF 10000. OF 10000, OF
5000, Of 5000, | of 1851, OF 1000, , Of
l.aU0, 3 Of 1900 5 Of l,25O. 100 Of 500, 100 Of
400, &c Whole Tickets 10 dollars. halves S,
quarters , 30. A Certificate Of Il Package OF %
Wholes 100 dollars.
S35, 29i lC0 Prizes Of $1,000
Alexandra Lottery Glass No. :, 70 be drawn
al Alexandria, D. c., Saturday, 2lst February,
1876. Splendid Capitals: prize Of S35 1884, Of
lU,UUU, ol o,UUU, ol 3,UUu, oil l,1io, luU OIL
1000, rs OF 300 &c, &c. Tickets Sl0. halves
s, quarters . so. Certificates OF Packages Of 2G
wholes SllO-shares in proportion.
$4,000! so Prizes Of 1000, 10000 10000!
Alexandria Lottery Class No g. 10 be drawn
in Alexandria, D. c. on Saturday, February
2slh, 1886. - No. Lottery 10 drawn baols.-
Magnificent scheme: | prize Of S500CD, Of
10000. l Of 10000, l OF 5000, OF 5000, o.
Sj3, 80 of 1000, 100 Of 600, $50 Of 500, &c.
Tickets u, halves 6, quarters 3, eiehths l50.-
Certificates oil packages of2G wholes l60-shares
in proportion.
Make remiltances Immediately il al a distance;
il in town, apply in person 10
D. NJ. HOYT, No. 3, Exchange.
gs- Tickets in all The Lotteries advertised by J
G. Gregory s. Co. constantly on hand. Orders,
enclosing cash or prize tickets, attended TO with
promptness; and the drawings Of Lotteries sent,
when requested, 10 all who order Of
Jan. d d. M. HOYT, Richmond.
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,,.v derive from the fountains OF
power, wing the wisdom which would aid US
Brush na If the power of pardon is thus
10 The eH legislative in its naure, is there any
found - in the Constitution which prohiots us
TrorIs'e.1b y This Lesislaiure2 Are we now 10
efee IA, we have been for years violating
ceeM ,r;,cne which determines the relative pow,
MS IN. various departments oil Governmen' .
~ said. we CANNOT exercise 'he power ~ ~, w. =.
:ase' w. -, nnnishment. We have an unlim't-
lenders ,n,rolIsd power over all these subjects anc
ed uh.o i let; 10 the discretion OF the Lessla-
iais r. TuNSTALL said there was no question
WI. ;.,,,rlance 10 the State, than The deter.
o. ~ - whether this House has the power OF
nA niue lflhe power exist, is il concurrent OF
la.aua,s, How much OF the time oil the Legs
81 womb; be consumed in the determination
). -, ,se questions OF this character mai wouio
ronoht before ia There was difhcul,y 10
%,s Question, presented ty the exercise OF lns
nower OF renting Gnes, which ne hoped ~oulu
& answered There wa> no exact dennihon ever
GIVEN of the Executive powers.
AR LYONS replied, that when pecunlaiy
.na,,y was imposed il might be remiiied, cecause
,rne legislature had The power 10 oisPoSe " us
fund thus acquired. ,hs i u
@rhe arguments against The passage q ue 10
- Nc s,ahsTa,pd a, great length and with much
torce BY Mr. LYONS.
'0 ~, LEE replied in brief and impressive
.,eech and The ayes and noes having been called
lhe result was as follows: :,
Aues-Messrs William Il. B. Gusts, John II
cn.iis. Layne, Baldwin, Massie, Dickinson OF b.
Surwell, Mitchell, Camden, Bocock, Flood To
Ter Lacy, Broadus, Hobson, Thompson OF DIN
wiidie, Moss, Scott, Deskins, Street, Gather
pendleion, Parks, Callison, Slovall, Thompson
:. Hampshire, Lee, Flowers, Woollon, Goodwin
Patrick, Gresham, Duff, Goare, Taylor, Baeley
clsy,on, Wade, Jr., Hamilton. Michael, Kilby
Middleton, Mcpherson, Syme, Tunsiall Laner
arbosas,, Cooke S,roher. Pnlchard, Gold. kirt
isy Cowan. Fugate, Sicklev, Sebrell Holiday
CHM. Hall Of Taylor, Laird, West, Rice and
I,sfwich-63.
yoes-Messrs. Goode, (Speaker) Souhall
B,own OF A, Harrie, Powell, Boak Campbell
Thompson of Bot. Turnbnll, Maclin, Adkins
DICKINSON 9! Caroline, Darlington. Winfree, Nc.
Chung, S,illman, Saunders, Jones, Leake, Walk
o. Edmunds, Brown of Hanover, Doyden, Tur
ner. Towner, Wallace, Gaines, Robinson, Eilzey
Gordon, Banks, Shepard, Adams, Alexander
Caben, Waits, Oliver, Davis, Tatum, Dey, Nc
D.armon, Daniel, Brawner, Long, Lyons Har
per. Marlz, Denison. and Freeman-4o.
On motion of Mr. TAYLOR, the House ad
ionrned
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LOTTERIES.
Sfraston,s RMce.

MO. 5, SOUTH FOUR TEEN tn
lN STREET..
Schemes for the Week.
Dra'eing recctvcd everv dan al o'clock, p. M.
10000 Dollars 10000 Dollars
Thursday 2i, Extra. Capitals
$3l,0C0, 10000 ~ OF 1000, 30 Of 1890, 50 Of
900. IS Nos, IL drawn. Whoes $40; halves
); quarters : SO.
5000 Dollars 1900 Dollars
Friday-Mononsalia, 5. Capitals: 5000
800, 1000, &c IS Nos. II drawn. Wholes
ST %; halves 81 cts; quarters 81 els.
10000 Dollars! 5000 Dollars!
Sa,urtay-Alexandria, 26, Extra. Capitals:
200, 1000, 1000, l,"2i, 40 Of 500, &c. Go
Nos, 10 drawn. Whoes 81; halves 2; guar
ters |.
$4,000 Dollars 10000 Dollars!
Monday mornng-Alexandria 5. Capitals :
35 600, 10000, 5000, 5000 $500, 1000, 40 OF
500, SC. rs Mes, ~ drawn. Wholes $40;
halves 5; quarters so.
Orders Tor Packages Certificates of Packages
and single Tickets in all The Lotteries. will he
promptly attended 10, and drawings sent when re-
ouesled. Please address orders 10
N. STRATTON,
Jan. 26 Richmond. Va.
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STEAM SASH, BLIND AND DOOR
&C t0EV.

w HERE may be had, 10 order, al The short.
w est notice, the best Of the above articles
glazed or unglazed, as The case may require-on
the most reasonable terms. The best 0! reference
can be given as regards the quality OF my work,
both in city and country. Give me call.
MILES AMBLER.
~ B-I have at my Factory, facilities Tor
executing work in the above line in a superior
manner and in less time than any other csia-
blishment in the Old Dominion also keep
on hand some ready-made work. M. A.
Ian I0-dtf
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LAW BOOKS, JOURNALS, MAPS, &c.
FOR SALE

VIRGINIA REPORTS: Glmer, vol; Ran
Y dolph, vo's; Leigh, II vols; Robinson, 2
vols, Grauan, (the last) vol Henngs Statutes
al Large, Is vols Journal Virginia Convention
1876, and journals of the Senate and House
OF Delegates from ITO 10 1879 inclusive-also,
large and small maps Of Virginia.
II is stated in an advertisement in The public
papers, that The Virginia Reports can be furnish
ed elsewhere, cheaper than by the Stale. THIS
is MT true as regards those aforementioned,
which are all the State owns, and the prices OF
which are fixed aud invariabIe. But The under
signed can, through The established booksellers of
Richmond and in other places, supply any num-
Der Of law books Of the Rest editions and al as low
rates as they can be had and for the accommo-
da!ion Of gentlemen OF The Bar in Virginia will
do SO when desired, without one cent Of compen-
sation 10 himself, which il would moi be proper
for him TO accept, even il he were 50 disposed.
WIN. II. RICHARDSON,
Secretary Commonwealth and Librarian.
JAN A-c3t
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RiS iE' SA
ALVANIC RINGS AND MAGi
FLUID.
Rheumatic Govt.

THO DIR. CHRISTIE-Sir: After fair trial
l. Of almost everything without any gooi ei-
fec,, think | must attribute remarkable cure
TO the power of your Galvanic and Magnetic ar
lices. II am not mistaken in The cause, they
have very seriously relieved me OF Rheumatic
Gout, Of long standing, together with general ner.
vous debility oilhe system.
MRS. MARY JACKSON,
1903 Bank Street, N. York
II Mrs. Jackson is a relative oil Maj. M. Nj.
Noah, who has kindly added The following:
Dear Doctor-The above case is personally
known 10 me and is not less strange than true. II
is happy result, to which bear witness with
pleasure. may state, that some other cases have
come TO my notice, OF nature equally fortunate
and successful. Very sincerely, yours,
- NJ Nj. NOAH.
New York. October 80, 1915.
Beware of spurious limitations of these arli-
cles The only placen Richmond 10 obtain the
genuine rings and hnid, is at The Drug Store OF
DUVAL & PURCELL,
Ian. lat Main Street.
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Theatre.

MR.. E. II. DAWES
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends ana
n The public, that his first BENEFIT IN lhis, MS
na,re c4.u, will take place on Friday Evening,
Jan 30rh-on which occasion will be produced
a Comic Burlesque Opera never before acted
here entitled TnE LADY OF THE Lions; or,
Lor> and Oa,ons-with other entertainments,
which he hopes will enlitle him TO portion OF
that patronage which he has assiduously endea-
yored 10 merit. Jan. 29-lt
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A VALUABLE BOOK FOR MECHANICS.
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