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TIRE VIII.
INSTRUCTION PUBLIQUE.

Art. l35-ll sera eln un surlntendant de lnstruc-
ton pubque qui exercera ses fonctions pendant une
periodic de deux annees SEES devors seront presents
par la lo il recevIa lie traitement que hxera la LIE
yisla ufe Neanmoins rAssemblee Generate pourra,
par I'm de la m,jntile des me,nbres elns aux
deux Chambres, abor la place de Surnendaht de
finsrucon publiqne, quand ellie Jugera que ce'te
place est plus necessaire.
Art, 136-L'Assemblee Generate etahlira des
ecoles gratuiles pubiques dams tout Elat, ct DE
vra poufvoir leur enlrelien au moyen az ne take
generae sur les prophecies on autrement. LIE mon
tan percu on obtenu de tsute autre acon, sefa
distribute entire les differences paroisses proportion
| neiement All nombre d'enants libres Ell blancs
ou,elles renfermeront ct de Page indique par lAs-
! sembIee Geuerale
Art BILE produit de toutes les terres conce-
dees iusqua ce moment par le Congress des Etats
Unis ce, Etat pour Pentre,ien des ecoies ceiu DE
outes les terres gu, pourront dams avenr ere con-
ced6es ou leyuees Ea, destination espresso,
-, don't + Etal pourra plus tard dsposer, ains que lie
produit des SUGGESTIONS echues l'Etat contorme.
men, a la loi, resteront la possession de Eat
tire de pref ct formerent un renie Perpetuee aoh'
pEtat acquittera annuellement Pinteret raison de
six pour cent Get interet JOINT celu rems par les
Eats Unis il Get Etat tire de depot, en- veru
dune loi du Congress du 90 JUN 1896, sera affecte
aius Que la totalte de la reute des terres non ven
Dues 4 fenreen des ecoles Publques, ct cette al
location restera nviolable.
Art. l3S.-Le revenu provenant de la vente d.
toute terre accordee jnsqu'a ce moment Get Eta
oar .e Commencement Federal, pour Ientreiien dun
nason d'educaton, que la vente ait deja eu lieu o
ou'ee s'accompIisse plus tard. aiusi que lie reyen
nroyenant dune donation quecouque tae Eta
dams lie but ci-dessus indque formera une rente PEI
petuee don't Pinteret, raison de six rour cent ps
an, sera applique 'entretieu dune institution de
tinee aux progress de la literature, des arts ct d.
sciences La Legislature ne pourra voer aucune
pour appliquer les fonds ci-dessus mentionnes !
aure but que la creation ct rameioration de l'ins
!. tuition susdite
q Art l39-L' Universite de la Louisiana, situee
la Nouvee, Orleans, maintenue elle gu ellie e
i maintenant etablie.
j. Art. l40.-La Legislature pourra voter les Ia
e ellie uyera necessaires pour re- emener uitete
remeut fUniversi,e ct favoriser les progress de la
e. terature ct de la science ellie dependant P
SO obgee de concourir par subvsntion Pentretl
in de FU niverste.
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D05ysts > sssaSsistyiOss's
DAGUERR EOTYPE AND STOCK DEPOT
No "A

This establishment, having thoroughly repaired
enlarged invite the the publ
20 their GAlLEY Portraits furnished Of all aEsa
n the superior style and inioh
BopsaSys fitted ont with complete the log
Tubes, with Box and Tablets for twenty-five dollars
QUICK working Tubes Plne msan and Frech) Casee, Frames
Baths Chemicals together with article used til
oAGUERRE6TYPF BUSINESS. constantly hand, for
yholessle and retail anb u
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TLTRE PREMIER.

DISTRIBUTION DIES POUVOLRs.
Art. 1er.-Les pouvoirs du gouvernement de- Etat
de la Louisiana sont dvses EN- ros departments dis
tincts
Chacun de ces dfpartements est confe d un corps
partculier de magistrats.
LIE pouvoir legslatif est attribute un corps parti-
cutler lie pouvor executf un autre corps, ct lie pou
voir jud'caire un troisieme corps
Art. 2.-Aucun d. ces dppartements, nj aucune
personne remplissans dams Pun d'eux place quel
conque, exercera les pouvoirs qu superintendent
propre Fun DIES deux autres 81 ce NEST dams les
indiques c-apres expsessement
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CONSTTTU TON
L'ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.

PREAMBULE.
Nous, lie peuple de PEtat de Ia Louisiana, etabls.
sous ct decretons cette Constitution.
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xpREClPlTATED PHOSPHATE OF EIMy
y Warranted prrr, for sale by IieSl st AAN
k1RUDF BEIslSTGNE--laQ tana OF
Y ! liz N atars sns wi aais w hA5s'f
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ENAGU ERREOTYPE ROOMS, No "a CIRCUS
betw Poydras Periiio DAGUERREAN
IMMATURE PORTRAITS taken xeeo
beauty and the style Pins ohets
cheaper than other tr the city The
po tenders his thanks for past avo and from his
business
These ha will besbe share Of pubsh
patronage. tn9l I'll JAMES LGkWihtp.
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q, L., H., Bsuuc,

y. L. a.. EBENRC,
OFFICE AND YARD No. NEW BASIN C0RNE OF JULIA AMI
ST. JOHN STREETS, NEW ORLEANS,
u Keeps constantly hand lowest nsrketprcs
BRICKS, WHITE SAND, SHELLS, LIME,
OAK, Ash AND PINE WOOD, CHARCOAL, ete.s
CLAPpOARnS SHINGLES AMI PICKETs, fell
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL hUiELC
YESTERDAY.

EXCHANGE HOTEL.-Cen J III Cooke,
Miss Cooke, DIR Cary Cooke, children and
servant, Miss A l. Oliver. Fluvanna; X Bruce,
w Bailey, Halifax; w F Jones, Va: John B
Young, Henrico; ] Seden AMI servant, Pow
ha,an; W w Fontain, G. ID Fontain, King Will
liam; w F Dancy, T. l. Garrett. N C.; A Ford,
Cumberland; I Boiling. Goochland; A / But
Ter, Miss Moss, Col c G Coleman and daugh.
ter, Louisa X Nelson, AIbemarle; Miss NJ
Jerdone, Charles City; Mrs Applew hi,e
Norfolk Col J r S Mansfield, Major Stevens,
U Coastng Survey; G B Dexweu, Boston;
J K Eckstie DIS, Miss Ecksfields, Philudelphia;
Sherwood, Greensboro; w B Clarke, Hano.
yer.
CITY HOTEL.-B NJ Dewitt, Nelson;
W Dennis, Aneiia; I 5 Page, Hanover w
Colgin, ) Wade, r S Allen. Throgmartin, r
Allen, J Rennlll, ] TinsIey, J A Hutchinson,
b Hutchinson, henTico; w II Eaughn., A
w Groves, Va; I French, W Baker, L W J
Goodmnns O II Alley II Wade, Vaughn,
b Wade, A BIackiand, n d Hargrove. w
Snow, L Prddy, E Jones, Va; Rudd, Va;
J TOY, NJ Wyman, Pnia; ) May, + Beas!ey,
N Y; X Bjna Ian and servt, Ala; / Edmunds,
Buc King BAN; . d Hunter ami lady, {; L
Whaling, Va; L boswell, Hanover L Cow
heard + VI Kent, w Crawford, Louisa; Phil
Nelson, Hanover; d o Day. Ky; L A Frier
Louisu;J II Murrow, Bali: w II Winston
Nirg ma.
AMERICAN HOTEL,-Capt Penglly, &
NJ Henwcod, Eng land; Col Knight. F'ottaway;
o smell, Appomattox; W B Harrison, aud b
ii Harrison, Prince George; e l. Cooke, Ala;
VIM BRINE, Mass; J ID Williams, and w
Allen, Petersburg; G c Collins, Baltimore; A
NJ Dupuy, Mrs Dupuy and servant, Va;
Peck, New York; J e Brown, Phla; III b
Poiteaux, Wheeling; w ii Robards, Gooch.
land; 7 Thompson, Baltimore.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL -. w Womack, Luneo
| burg; w Carter, tiIsylvania; Al w Robertson,
| w + okes, ; Anderson, Nol,Gway; Nj l. Spencer
| Lunenburs; 5 Cardozo, Powhatan; Nj Patton
| Memphis J Couch, M chenburs; Il Edwards
| G Barksdale, w II BarKshaIe, Charlotte; VIM q
Bishop, Bermuda Euadred; X Il Branch, E
| Kitchen. w A M.leston Southampton; Todd Not
to"sy; George Harvey, FarmviIe; D Hatcher
| 1 l. Warren, Gainesville, l. Roper, Petersburg;
| Armstrong, K and d Il; G D Meal Ri tsyvania
| John A Hilsman Jr, Amelia f Corsty Fluvan
ma; George White, Appomssox; w P Riddle
| buckingham; l. 5 Moore, PoWhatan; w Cott1ell
G0ochand; A w Marshall, Wood, w Il Eubank
| Moses, LuneEbu-g; C II Trent, Cumberland
II NsrgroEe, Lexington; j w Gilnour, l. < Snel
lags, Chesterfield; Johnson, University; w L
Robards lr, Gooch1and D Bell, snovvili
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TIE HOST EXTRAORDINARY DIS.

THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY DIS.
L COvERY IN THE WORLD Is THE GREAT
ARABIAN REMEDY FOR NAN AND BEAST
III. q. Farrell's Celebrated Arabian Lin.
imenf. The beautiful and fertile region skriing
the desert Of Arabia, abounds with rare plants and
odorous woods, whence are procured those arc
matte runs and balsams Of which this Lnment is
composed, and by whose stimulating, unctuous and
penetrating properties il is, when applied, diffused
through the whole nervous system, aayins the
most intense pain in a few mimi Try it, when
you will be convinced that preparation possess
in so high degree its perfec anodyne Qualities.
Its action ID prompt and effective. IL penetraes the
flesh to the bone relaxes contracted CORDS, rpsto-
ring use to the limbs parayseo for years. and where
the flesh has wasted away, leaving nothing but SKIN
and bone, excites healthy action, causing ne"
flesh to grow out and fill up the shrlvellef parts
Ii restores the synoval fluid joint water, and this
ia the RI ason why it has been successful in dis
of the joints In AFT cons ofthe Spine Liver
Lungs and Kidneys, this great remedy stands he
fore any other ever produced. For ague CAKE, or
enlargement of the spleen, il is spt cifc For any
internal Inflammation, you i'll find it gives great
lief 1t has no equal in the world for kheumstism,
also cramps swelling, numouess. weak joints, Spine
and Chest, pains, wounds, chtblains, burns, sore
throat, bites of insects aad reptiles, salt rheum
warts corns, mango, and indeed nearly all diseases
which require external application, and many
others, greatly benefited By it. II is used ex
ternally with great success in G tire, or swelled
neck, Scrofuia Kings Evil, Liver Complaint,
nervous diseases. sc. For Horses Cattle il Is
efeetuai as in diseases Of nan. VIII any
Of Sweeney in ezistence also, Spawn, Spl!nt,
Ringbone, Big Head, Fistua, Farcy, Poll Evil.
Wndgalls Strains, Bruises. &c.
Look Out for COunterfeits.
The pubic are cautioned against another coun
terri it, which has lately mace its appearance ca
ed w. B. Fsrrelfs Arabian LininenE, the most dan
gerous of all the coun,ereits, because his having
the name Of Farrell, many will buy it in good faith,
without the knowledge that counterfeit exists, and
they will perhaps only discover their error when
the spurious mixture has wrought its evil effects.
The genuine article is manufactured only by FL.
G. ell, sole inventor and proprietor, and whole
sale Druggist No II, Main street Peoria, Illinois, TO
whom all applications for Agencies must be ad-
dressed. Ee sure you get it with the letters II. G
before farrells. thus-H. G FARRELL'S-and his
signature on the wrapper, all others are counter
feits.
For sale in Richmond by PURCELL, LADD &
CO, Main street, and by regularly authorized
Agents throughout the United States.
Price 2, and so cents, and 81 per bottle.
Agents wanted III every town, village and hamlet
in the United States, in which is not already
established. Address Fl G.. Farrell as above, &C,
co.npanied with good reference as to character.
sponsibility. &C. oc 7-dlmit6t&W
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~ Henry James, white man, charge
" it'll the commission of rape upon a white
girl, seven years of age, at Harper's Ferry,
was tried in the superior court Of Jefferst n
county on Tuesday week, and sentenced to
the Penitentiary for Il years.
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PoryrlcAL.-NIessrs. Oliver L. baId"
,xyu n Mactarland are advertised 10 adj
dress the Wings ofPetersburg tonight.
Mr.. James Lyons was to address The Dem
ncrncy last night.
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q The Secretary Of the Treasury has ap
pointed Charles lie Baron, Esq, suPernten
dent for the erection OF the new custoni-hous
NJ Mobile Alabama.
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u A fire occurred in Roxbury, Mass.
Tuesday morning, which destroyed the OmoT
house, three adjoining buildings, and primary
school house on fremont street.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

THE CHAMBER OF DEATH.-Ihe Boston
Rec. in rsmarking upon the death OF Mir. Web
stcr, says:
A few moments after he had expired, Mrs.
,V.hser entered the room 10 gaze upon the
,;,sless remains Of her beloved partner: The
seene is beyond description. Her gnef found
nt,erance in the most exquisteiy agonizihg
tones of sorrow. So affecting a scene we nave
oeyer Witnessed. II were vain TO a'empt 10
mirror il had We the power TO do so. twas
picture never to be forgotten.
We saw Mr.. Webster's form lew moments
after death. Though 1t was much chang :.
,hors we're those characteristics OF the
Urea, man. strong in death as they had been IN
life
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ssNHACkERAA'- NEW ssShh-News-
paners for this Week.-lLe Cabin and

SO TOBACCO MANJEACT1 IL its
l. LiQUORICE- W. will be regularly supplied
by the importers with Mass Liquorice of the 'Beck
d Co brand geGui and pure article, which
we are authorized TO sell and warrant as such
Also, with the "G c." brand. Manufacturers are
requested to give a call Orders from tie coUn.
try promptly executed.
oc Is LUDLAM d. WATSON
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r The Charleston Courier states that the
voungest child of DIR. Hobson Pinckney was
burned to death few days since, at his resi-
depce on Sullivan's Island.
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Many hogs have been sold by the Rocking
ham. Virginia, farmers, to purchasers iron
Richmond and other places, at from a TO .
per hundred pounds gross.
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The man who undertook to make a living
by putting haIfdimes on a railway track, and
then passing them for ten cents each, has failed
in business.
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rE An unoccupied building owned by
Mr. Lewis Lunsford, in Chesterfield, opposite
Petersburg, was destroyed by FIRE Tuesday
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The Scientific American gives new cure
for hccoughs. Raise one or both hands hgl
above your head. 1t is said to be certain re
pedy.
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t. Edw ard Duff, distinguished citizen O!
Philadelphia, died a few days since.
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&C l3-ts Corner of Main and Governor sts.
BuUT>, SHOES, TkUNK.,-,

a1 CARPET BAGS, &c tie sub gSssZzaEA
Fl scriber would most respectfully cali the at.
~s tenton OF the public TO his large stock OF the
above goods. fresh from the manufacturers, embra-
chg in part as follows Gentlemen's Fine Calf Dress
Boots, sewed and pegged; do Waterproof do do.
Kip Waterproof do DO. CAT and Patent Leather
Montereys; do. do. Dress Shoes, sswed and peg
geo Ladies Cater Boots, all coIors and qualities
do, Jenny Lind Boots, HaifGaiters, Buskn Gate rs,
&c; do White Kid and Satin Slippers; do. Black
Morocco and hid Slippers, all qualities DO Aoroc-
CO and Goat Walking Shoes, of all fashionable
styles ilisses' Cater Boots Bootees Buskns Slip
pers, &c Children's Caters an Shoes, of every
description Boys and Youths Calf and Kip Boots,
Rootees, &C. Servants Boots and Shoes, various
kinds too tedious to mention also Travelling and
Packing Trunks Umbrellas and Carpet Bags.
JOHN THOMPSON,
cells 81 Nain street. Richmond.
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U Virginia SKIES are quoted in the N. Y
Journal Of Commerce at 1l13.
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NrnrtCp EoH yOUNG LADIEs AND

NOTICE FOR Y0USG LADIES An 49,
~ GENTLEMEN MR.. JOHN kEishaapa
Professor al the Germaa S. MARY institute c''-
ii Msrshall and Alb streets. has toe honor %
he pabi. that ha @lll give Instruction ia uei1.
What regards correct speaking reading aAa /.
paying the piaeo, a. well as in drawing 10 AZ -
branches Tae daily Instructions begln via ~ -
oaY ef November nexi, IRON to O'clock T. -
oc To- iuF
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DAILY LINE TO BUCHAnAN Il

hAILY LINE TO B HANAN IN
- LESS THAN TWO DAYS, BY CENTRAL
BRIDGE TO WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Leave Richmond daily at hafp past 6, Al, to staun.
ton By night; second day to Buchanan by S, P II.
On the return, leave Buchanan at O'Clock M,
arrive at Richmond next day to dinner by half past
l O'Clock, P h.
This makes daily line via Natural Bridge to the
White Sulphur Springs
Fare from Richmond to Buchanan. ...S &
do do Richmond to White sulphur, via
Eatur al Bridge II
I'll
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A sEers Nunns & Clark.
These Instruments received the great gold medal
prize at the 'Ho1ld's Fair London, lejl; and
they have invariably received the first prize a. the
American Institute Fairs in this country They
combine all the modern improvements with the
Metallic Frame and patent strings and are
confidently recommended for sweetntss Of tone and
great durability, which quality will be appreciated
in the country, where good tuners are seldom
found
P Fl. Taylor has sold these instruments in this
city for the last seventeen years to the entire salts,
faction of his numerous customers
- Old Pianos taken in part pay.
Piano Stools and Music, Qhe largest and best
collection in the Stae) Violin and Guitar Strings,
Violins and Gaitars of the best quality, at low
prices. P. H. TAYLOR,
Piano and Music Store
nc s 100 Main street epnOsite the Ranks
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4 DT ON ERaNtalEN sThEhE FOR
Ia SALE We authorized to sell privately, (if
early application bs made 10 us tina! desirable lot
recently occupied by Mr.. Mosby Johnson. car riage
maker fronting Is feet on Franklin street, running
back one hundred and twenty feet, and bounded by
shocsoe IA tn east, and the property Of the
late Thomas RctneIfoid on the west. Its proximi
~ the old 10 wer ma, kst the Central Railroad
Depot, and other improvements now in progress,
stron, y recommends it to those disposed to maze
Investments real estate, as one OF the best loca
tiona iE the cisy. Enquire of
PHILIP ID. TABB e. SON,
Clhce on west side oi Gavernor street, half way be-
tween Main and rank lin streets &C a3-zw
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/ INsEED OIL.-6eo Gallons ja.s rsee s.n
Ii sale By PURCELL Lapp = va,a a.
Gals .Dusg's.s, W asia ~
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L'kANHLIN CLOTHING STORE, los
Il sfuin street, Richmond, Ya.-iae ~.
scribers would respectfully call she airntloH q -
10 their very large and well selected STOCK OF eaa!
Made Clothing, consisting of every s'ye %1~
quality for Fall and Winter wear, all which We go
ranIee to sell lower than any Goods OF ne sS..o
quality in the city of Richmond We therefore :.
vie all who wish 70 obtain good article al sf'''
low price, TO give US call. .,.ss
AIS a very large aud select stock Of gen'leiaeh'
Furnishing Goods ro
&c 95-2rn X. DEEOC a. -
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A iBHhT l.. WEST, HOUSE CARPEN-
ZATER AND JOINER, thankful for the liberal ua.
ronage which he has received during the last i've
years, would inform his friends and the public that
ne 10 prepared TO undertake UILDiNGs OF every
kind on accommodating terms.
Having a practical knowledge of the business, h
hopes by strict attention TO it, give satisfaction to
a. who may employ him
Shop on 9Th, between Grace and Franklin streets,
Richmond. seI3-drl
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- EuOyAL Mrs DEL CAMPO mas removed
IA trim her former res dence, corner ii Leigh
and Sd streetl, TO the house occupied some time
since by her, the 2d houee from the corner ut 9th
between Marshall and Clay streets, where she can
at al times be tound, and will be pleased to wait On
a.! persons requiring her professional servces-
Ufders lett at the grocery store of Thomas w Tur
pin, IN Main between 7tA Sth streets will seet
with prompt attention.
n. B.-She has jast received very large supe
RIO supply oil Foreign Leeches. oc a3-lst
I'll uTtCk.-k. Ii, DUVAL having TINS day Ia
" hen his brother, ]. L. DUVaL, into co part
nership, the business will in future be conductea
by X. Il. Dnyai Dc Brother, at the old stand,
under the American Hotel We are now RECEIVING
iresn supply OF Drugs, Medicines, Paints Oils &c
portion Of pa6i.c patronage. 4. q. DuyaL.
J. p. DUVAL.
Richmond, July LIST, 1862. wi
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I AND FOX RkNT.--We offer IL Tor
- the next year, Fam in Chester Ee.d count, +,
SIX or eight miles from Richmond. and within
few hundred steps Of ths DAnsille Railroad. Il
adjoins the farm ct mir Ananlas Hancock, and Is 4
good quality We would like 10 rent in time for
wheat TO be seeded. ToLER Il COOK,
oe2o General Agents..
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PARKER CLEVELAND, II D.

DRIyATE pRACTTCE.--Dr PLUME
I co. may bn consulted, eoniidenhally, tor JOS
Sore Legs Ulcers, Glandular Swellings, or 81
lsrgc1negts, Syphilis, ard all morbid discharges
whether recent or chronic. Also, all tnose coh
p!alnts termed female diseases. The scTarEssis
invite Attentions to their chemical extract G "!4
fiovers, which may GO regarded as the very otsS
arti. le known, Ia give tole and vi2or TO cef6Aa
abused aud debiteted orgsns as we'll as 20 ren9FaH
asysten shattered by dissipation or o,hef Cause
Medicines securely Pr, up, with full d!reeaoAs
and sent 20 order. Poet paid letters prompuy@
tended 10. Office on Franklin street, 3slo" 50
change hotei, and irss door below Trinity cnu'o1
Richmond Virginia So
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NALL Styles ClUAh > at CHRISTIAN
E 81 LATHROP'S just received style Il
Cloth and Silk Coaks, rich Grape and other Sha wis.,
Lace Bertbes, Sleeves, Capes and Coilars; Extra
Rich Paris NJ Usselines; do. do. Plain and Figured
Silks Also, beautiful Tapestry, Velvet and Brus
ses Carpets Three ply Ipgrain and Dutch do low
priced Rag, Hemp and Wool do; Rugs Door Mats
OIL Cloths, Printed Drus GETS Satin, De Laines Lace
and mu-lin Curtains-wth other desirable styles
of goo.s, at 81 Main street &C Is
NOTICE.-In consequcu e OF continued lads
HANGiNGS and UfHJLS Terry GOODS, together
with all accounts due by note, bond or open &C
counts ION Sept. Ist, 1882 to my con, JOHN F
REGSAULI, VINO viii. continue the business at
my old stand, loo Nam street and Ia retiring M ust
respectfully ask for him continuance OF that "a
tropage from the trieads and puoiic who have
susta ned me for the past thirty-fye years.
&C 25-3r +. kEGNAULT
1 CARD.-Havlng purchased the stock Ct
IN Paper Hangngs, Upholstery Goods. &c, of
my father, Mr.. F. RPgnsut on September lst 1851
aud since which time larg4 additions have been
made carefully selected by myself in the Northern
cities: | am now prepared to call the attention OF
my friends and The public 10 an assJrtra. n. If
French and American Paper Uangings. Up.
holStery, OF every description. w. indow
@kU6Uss carpets, Rugs, Nafs, Feather
BEDS, Cufled Hair and shuck Mattresses.
Lounges. DC, seldom met WIKI IN this section Gf
county. Rooms, halls oEt en,Eies p6pered, and
Upholstery work OF every desct! pion done at the
shortest notice, in style NOT TO BE EQUAL
LED in this country.
| respectful solicit a call, anc will guarantee
SAITH IN al Cases.
JOHN z REGNATLT,
leo Main street
&C 2-iw Opposite the Virginia Banks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-28

WHITE ASH ANTHKACITE COAT
w Landing from schr George, cargo of supe-
rior White Ash Anthracite Coal. Persons
laying in their winter supply of the above Ceal,
would do well 20 send down their orders. S5 IS
per load delivered any where in the city
JNO. w. WRIGHT
se7 DocK Wharf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-28

IT As AN Old PkOfkhB THAT
TINE Is MONEY and a great deal of une
snd money too may be saved by the citizens of
Richmond in quest OF rich SILKS, saAWLS,
aAATiLLAS, HoTSELalNa, and other D.ess
Goods, BY Waiting :ae Metropolitan Store, ISL la.
gle Square as the prices villa be found low and The
assortment good.
oc % WILCOX 81 PETJS