Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-04-23

"A LuM WATER, FROM THE BATH AL
IN uM sPRlNGS.--The great reputation which
Ia, kheumatism Chronic, Darrhoea, Dyspepsia, In
digestion, Chronic Thrash, St Anthony's Fire Obs,i.
nate Euptlons the skim Blotches and Pimpes on thu
ace OF the Liver and Kidneys, Diseases OF
a'e plaooer, arrangements oil the Stomach Diseases
aSing rom the l;npfuden use OF Mercury, Cofrosye
Sutmate, Calomel and in fact all diseases which have
their orgln IN an impure state of the blood and system
mas induced the proprietor OF the Springs put il up in
oarrels, IN order to place this truey wonderful
Water within the reach of all who are afflicted AT
very moderate cost
obtained from respectable persons well known n near
y all OF the Southern States, who have tried its virtues
at the Springs and know and appreciate its hen-fils
We, however, think useless TO furnish certificates for
remedial agent well known and generally admitted
speak for itself.
We shall keep constantly supplied with the Water AZ
last as it can be barreed at the Springs and The low
price at hch is sold will certainly do the areates
good to the greatest number "
For y, sale by BENNETT & BEERS
rem Agents
n AND BOUNTY UNDER THE ACT or
~ CONGRESS OF SEPTEMBER, 5O-MR.
RICHARD RANDOLPH now of Washington, who
was an officer in The Richmond Troop Of Cavalry du.
ring the war OF 1872 has authorized the AID utan Ge-
neral to say, that he will cheerully attend to the claims
oil members OF such companies of the l9th and 33d re-
eiments-R edmond and Hentico-as We're in actual
service-wthou compensation before he obtains their
warrants; and 1t they employ him to locate or sell tho
warrants, las will no doubt be authorized by the next
Congress,) he viii expect only reasonable compen-
saton for his services.
Forms may be obtained at the Adutant Generals of.
nee and It recommended to applicants to avail them
selves OF Mr. RS services, which may be certainly re-
iied upon and which are rather to benefit them haa
himself. an ii
HEOILYWOOD CEMETERY.-Ths Gene
AM terry has been laid off into sections and lois; each
lot being marked and numbered, and its size and price
INDICATED upon the plan OF the ground Selections OF
burial lots may be made and the plan seen either AT the
office Of Mr.. Wellington Goddn or at The Cemetery
in the possession OF Mr., James OKeefe the Superin
tendeni The lots vary in price from $l2 to 10 each
Single graves may be obtained for s. or So according
10 location Inc Superintendent has sufficient force
to attendto all calls upon the shortest notice Propr.
eors are authorized improve their OTIS at their own
expense subject TO the rules of the company For fur.
ther information apply TO Thomas H Ellis James n
Gardner, or William fl. Haxall. apIII2t
q Filling OFF AT AND BELOW COST
~ RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR PURCHA.
SERS.-Ihe undersigned having determined to close
his present business, oilers for sale his stock of Boois
and Shoes, ladies' and chdren's wear, at and below
cost, tor cash only. He will offer purchasers by whole
sale superior advantages and would pre- fer sposing of
MS STOCK and stand on reasonable and liberal terms 10
any one disposed to engage in the shoe business. The
stana Is good one, and enjoys fine run OF custom
and has yielded fair income Being DESTROYS of clo
sing up business preparatory other arrangements he
will be disposed 10 offer great Inducements TO families
iarme rs and the trade. JAS. BOLTON,
ap No. 23S Broad st.
EpARGAINS, BARGAINS, BARGAINS,
Ec AUGUSTUS MAlLERf has received gene
raj assortment ofhls Spring Goods, among which NAV
be found French, English and American Prints, small
checked and fancy Ginghams, rich Chene and figured
Silks, Baage de LANES, Barages ladies' pocket Hand.
krrcheis farosas, linen Ginghams, Lawns, jacconel
Cainbncks, Irish Linens, handsome Fans grass Skirts
AlDAclS-And n at nds lin b..