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10 Sometking Worth Knowiug.-Fev

lY Something Worth knOwing.-Few
people are aware that the alkaline ingredients ne.
varieties of soap, are in their action detrimental to
the skin causing stiffness which is most annoy
ing, and exposing the pores of the skin, especially
after shaving, TO the. unguarded action of the at
mosphere, and promoting iufammatory action. By
using Bogle's Amole for shaving or washing, the
skin is prepared to resist all effects proceeding from
exposure, under every temperature. 1t is sold at
PIT Washington street.
For sale in Richmond by
SEABROOK & REEVE,
nv SGT IT'S Broad street.
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my SGT

20 Weak, nervous, depressed in spirits, and
prey to innumerab!e mental as wei as physical
evils the victim of dyspepsia is indeed object of
&C mmiseration. Yett is absurd tor HIM to despair
We care not how low, weak, nervous and irritable
Bitters, prepared by DR.. c. M. Jackson, Phila
delphia are stronger than the many headed monster
which is preying upon his body and mind; and if
he chooses to try them, we will insure a speedy
cure. my3
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOK.
RaICK HOUSE AND LOT AND "

- CANT LOT ON CHURCH HILl.-Will be
sold on FRIDAY NEXT, the 7th inst at half past S
o'clock, p. ~, upon the premises. the House and
Lot situated on Chuc h Hill, near the residence of
Rev. Philip Courtney, and at present occupied BY
Alfred Lewellen Esq. The House is built of brick,
and contains four or ive'rooms The Lot fronts
80 feet on l., near 26th street. and runs back 50
feet inches. After which, viii be sold Building
Lot adjoining, fronting 80 feet at the corner of
and Doth streets, and running back 90 feet inches
This property is located in pleasant and improv.
ing neighborhood
TERMS One third cash, balance in six and twelve
months, for negotiable notes, with interest added
secured by trust deed. BY request of the owner
myl JAMES TAYLOR Auct.
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Great Storm ard Loss Of Life-SupF 0Sed
Traces Of the Steamer President.
HAuFAx, April 3a.-Accounts from New
foundland state that on the Doth inst. great
gale ragged along the coast, in which about
fifty sailing vessels with their crews were
lost.
Adyces from Bermuda to the 22d report that
q large figure head. supposed TO have belonged
10 the steamer President, had been washed
ashore at Grenada, Barbados.
The fever at Demarsra was absting.
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NEW YORK MARKETS. Nav 1st

CoTToN.-1l00 bales changed hands. Up
land s..-Drleans 81; sales for the week 10000.
Stock on hand 10000. FLoUR-This article
is looking up. 100 bbls. sold at $444 to
s4.6S for Southern. GRAIN-Market steady.
RICE quiet but firm
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NV ORLEANS, April 29.-The excitement
in the cotton market up to this morning con-
tinues TO increase, with the sales OF IA ,00C
bales at an advance Of fully sinceihe receipt
of the Niegara's news. Rice is steady at 81
Exchange al sight, on New York, cent dis.
count.
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Earthquake at Cape Hcytiea-The Empe
ror ,Sey0uOee.

BosToS, April 29th.-The schooner Charles
Alslrum, from Cape Haytien, 18th inst, reports
that on the Sth, severe shock of an earth
quake was experienced at the Cape, but no
damage was done.
All the military and other dignitaries had
gone to Port au Prince, where the Emperor
vas 10 be crowned the next day.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS. Mav1


Sales of 900 bbls Howard Street Flour at 81 1s;
and some few hundred on private terms.
No sales of City Mills.
Sales of 400 bbls Corn Meal at SO l24.
Sales of red wheat al 92a96c and white l00c
Sales of white and yellow corn at 55a57c.
Oats BIC
Whiskey 2l4c.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FOR THE DAILY DIsPATcH
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL Oh THE CRESCENT CITY.
Great Yield of the Mines.
Two AIillions of Gold,

NEw York, May I'd.
The Crescent City with California moils 10
Inc othsuls., arrived at her wharf in this port
to-day. She brings TWO MILLIONS OF GOLD
on freight, and cue hundred thousand in the
hands OF passengers. The floods had entirely
subsidized in California, and business was rapid
ly improving.
Ihe product of the mines is immense hey
all former example.
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,l,recL 49, S.eamaltc Neteor,

NEW oRLEAss. April 2S.-The Picayune
learns that the steamship Meteor was recent
" los, in Matagorda Bay. The Nj. was re-
cular packet between this port and Calves
ION. and was commanded by Capt. Forbes. -
No lives were LOST. The cargo, however, will
move q total loss. The Meteor was owned
by Messrs. Harris $ Morgan, and was built
in New York about two years ago: she was a
snlen1id steamer.
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ROCkBRIDGE ALUM WAIVER

hUChbhIDU ALUM "ATEK
THE subscriber having been appointed by the
l. owners, Messrs. Booth, Anderson, g. Christian,
Agent for the sale of the water from the celebrated
Alum Springs in Rockbridge county, Va, offers it
for sale by the barrel half barrel bottle, or gallon
Barrel, $40; Half Barrel. SO; Bottles
per dOz., SO; by the Gallon. so cents.
The wonderful success which has attended the use
Of this water for many years, in great variety of
diseases has acquired for it celebrity rarely if
ever equalled.
II may be procured at all times, Fresh, by ap-
plying at the Columbian Hotel, Richmond, Va
Particular attention will be paid to putting up
and transmitting to any part of the Union, such
quantity as may be ordered.
All orders must be accompanied by the Cash,
or responsible name of some person residing in
the city. JOHN FL SEAYRES,
an 3o-lW Columbian Il ntel. Richmond Va
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON !

NJ
v STREET AT AUCTION Win be sold on
WEDNESDAY NEXT the 18th Of May, common.
cling at 5 O'Clock, p. NJ, that valuable property
known as the Old Court House Tavern, diagonally
opposite the County Court House. The Lot fronts
about IS feet on Main street. at the east corner
of Twenty second street. and runs back 104 feet
to an alley, which runs from 22nd to 23rd street,
having three fronts. II has on 1t two large wooden
and brick Buildings, which will Immediately after
the sale Of the land) be sold to be removed in
thirty days. This property Is admirably located for
the site of tobacco factory, a. also 6rst rate
stand for tavern, and with title expense incur
red in repairs, win rent il now stands for fifteen
per cent. upon its probable cost
TERMs--One third cash, balance in one and two
years, with interest, occurred By deedsof trust.
ap 30-dtds- JAMES N. TAYLOR, Auct.
T OF OF LUMBER AT AUCTION
IL win be sold on TUESDAY NEXT, the lth
May, at 10 o'clock, q the lower wharf at Rockets,
from fifteen to twenty thousand feet Of Lumber,
consisting of l. Q and inch stuf and lot Of Tim.
Der from 10 to 4inehes square, nearly ~ heart, 70
conclude sales d Thomas .. Glenn q Cos proper.
", under DEGREES o. he Circuit Court Of Chanoey
for the county Of Henrico. made on the 2eth day q
February, 1852
Txams--anms undsr go caah. that amount md
over, four mouths credit for bonds w11h approves
security, bearing Interest
THOMAS W. DosWELL, ComE'k
JAnxs \. TAyLos. Auctonesr. p =
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Tee On tie Lakes

DETROIT, April 30.-The steamer Hendrick
Hudson has made an Intellectual attempt to
getabove the mouth of the river, there being
large Quantities Of ice in the Lake.
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PHiLADELPHIA, May 1.-Extensive prepa.
ratlons are making here 10 receive and enter
tain the Baltimore firemen. The procession,
on Monday, will be the most ma gnifcent spec
lacle of the kind ever gotten up in Philadel-
uhie
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I,teY from Vera Cra2--Refection Of III,
Tchuoatepec Railroad Bill.

IChuohftpeC Nast7U'sa Itst'
NEw ORLEANS, April 30.-By an arrival
here, we have advices from Vera Cruz to the
18th inst. 4 good deal Of excitement and un-
nosi,;on 70 the requirements Of the Mexican
royernmen, with regard to The collection OF
faxes. Otherwise there was not much else OF
moment. Sickness prevailed TO coasidera,
bic extent. Some letters report that the bill
to grant the right of way for the Tehuantepec
railroad had been rejected by one vote. There
was doubt. however, in regard TO this report,
as there was rumor prevailing that 1t had
PASSED bv one majority.
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Denth of Dr.. HINT

SPRINGFIELD Mass, April 30.-Dr. Alcott,
brother.in law OF Rufus Choate, died here
very suddenly Yesterday.
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Z
II FACTORY AND BUILDING LOTS, NEAR
THE CENTRE OF THE CITY, DESIRABLY
SITUATED FOR IMPROVEMENT.
100 feet of Ground the east side of 9th street,
between Bragg's Row and Arch street.
200 feet west side OF 7th street, and north OF
Arch street, opposite the above lot.
los feet west side of 7th street, between the above
and Harvies Row, being Lot No. sol, part rented al
81 % per foot.
263 feet east side of 7th street, between Coal
Yards and Arch street, part rented at 81 20 per
foot
263 feet west side of 9Th street, fronting the De.
pot and Paper Mill, opposite the above lot, and
could be laid off in lots extending from 9Th TO 7th
street, for warehouse or factory purposes, part
rented at 81 p per foot.
225 feet west side of 9Th street, between Arch
street and Canal, with granite quarry.
205 feet east side of 7th street. opposite the above
between Arch street and the river, do.
30by $50 feet between Byrd street and the Paper
Mill, part of lots No 449 and 40
80 by 165 fee. north side OF Byrd street, part OF
lot No 45l.
2O5 feet west side of 9th street. joining the Paper
Mill, the canal to it, and Arch street. well suited for
factories, lumber houses or coal yards, as il con-
meets with the railroad and canal
25 feet between Arch street and Columbian Mills
Canal, joining Duvals Iron Works.
1851 feet east side of 9th street, with two frame
tenements, rent $500.
365 feet between this lot and the Columbian
Mills Canal with four tenements, rent S34u for
houses and ground.
SO feet west side of 10th street. between MIR. Walls
lot and canal.
All the above property is near the Canal and Ba-
sin, Petersburg Depot, Tredegar and Armory
Works, Public Warehouse, and the tide water con-
nection with the dock. understand il 10 intended
that cuvert shall be made in 9th street, south OF
Byrd street. and that street graded and extended to
the Tredegar Works. Arch street TO be opened,
and graded from 9th to 9th street, and from 9th
street to the canal at the Armory Bridge. 9TH, 9Th
9th Streets south of Byrd street, TO be graded,
gulated and improved. Bridges are intended to be
built across the Basin at 9th or 10th street, and
ACROSS the tide water connection in Canal, between
9th and 10th streets, and the canal at Byrd
and 9th streets-whi:h indispensable improvements
will render this part of the city convenient for
business any other district, equally Lear to its
manufacturing and comm -rcial interests.
The above property being adapted TO factory
Sites warehouses, lumber and coal yards and build.
ing lots offer it at private sale, and invite propo
sails for the whole or any part Of it. which win be
laid off to suit those who may desire tc purchase
privately until Monday, 10th May after that time,
such parts as not sold il be laid Of in lots and
offered for sale at public auction. on the premises
on THURSDAY, 18th May, at 10 O'Clock in the
morning.
The sale of this truly valuable and extensive pro-
perty is entrusted to my management by the pro-
prietor witt full and ample power TO act for him
in all matters concerning il, a plat OF which may
be seen at my office.
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HOUSE FURNIS HING STOR e.
III SPRING IMpORDATJ0NS- The s,hsor;h,

HOUSE FUKNIS HING STOK E.
IL SPRING MPORTATIONS.-The subscriber
would respectfully inform his customers and the
public generally, that he has received his assort-
ment of Housekeeping articles, sele cted for the
Spring and Summer trade together making his as
sortment as complete as any at the North, and at
prices equally as low. Housekeepers and others
would find it to their advantage to examine before
purchasing elsewhere, as they can find everything
they may want in the line of Housekeeping thereby
saving themselves time and money. The follow
ing is an enumeration of a few of the leading ar
ticles viz:
Plated Ware-such as Casters, Stationary and
Revolving, Cake Baskets, Tea Sets, Liquor Frames,
Walters, Candle-sticks, Toast Racks, Urns, Tea
Kettles on stand English Plated Albata Ware, the
genuine article, being good substitute for Silver,
looks precisely the same, and for use is as good
such as Tea, Table and Desert Spoons and Forks
Sugar Tongs, Butter Knives, Salt and Mustard
Spoons, &c, &c, &c.
Block and P!anished Tin Goods viz: Coffee and
Tea Urns, Meat Dishes (some extra sizes for Hotels
&c) Vegetable Dishes, Fish Dishes, Covers in sets
or single, Coffee Pots, higgins and Machines, (some
new styles for Bachelors use,) Tea Pots, Oyster
Stewers, Pudding Moulds, Etnas, &c. Also com
plete assortment of common Tin Ware, tor House.
keeping purposes.
Japanned GOods.-Tea Trays Tea and Coffee
Canisters, Cake and Sugar Boxes Knife Boxes,
Spice Boxes, Water Pals, Stop Pals, &c, &C.
Wire Covers, for Summer use to put over meats,
pies, butter, &C. to prevent ants flies insects of
any kind creeping upon them; of various Sizes,
and made to suit any sized dish plate also Wire
Meat Safes to hang up, new article.
Cane Chairs.-These are new article for
Summer, being light strong. cool and durable veay
desirable as Piazza Chair they can De LETT out OF
DOORS and not be affected by the weather
Refrigeraters, from to % dollars. Shower
Baths, Sponge Baths, Bathing Tubs, Infant Baths
Foot Baths, &c, DC, with many other useful art
ces too numerous to mention.
l.. GINTER,
ap 30-6t 1877 Main Street
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THE LATEST NEWS.
CONGRESS-.
w ARLINGTON, Ms

SgNArR.-The Senate wac not in session to.
day.
Housr.-The House assembled at the usual
hour. but slim attendance present. After
the regular morning business OF no general m-
portance. the bill for the relief OF Osborn Cross
was taken up and discussed.
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- Particular attention is called TO the sale of
Household and Kitchen Furniture, at the
residence OF the Rev. NJ. l.. Bicktord, On Broad st.
This Afternoon, at o'clock.
my q. j SUMNER, Auctr.
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ae - THE VA Il ETING OF TIL Z
go AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
for the present year, will be held in the United
Presbyterian Church, on the corner of 9Th and
Franklin streets. The Association viii be called to
oroer at IL o'clock, A. NJ, on Tuesday 4th of May.
The Committee of Arrang enepts win be in ses-
sion in the lecture room, in Of the Church,
during the day OF Monday, the Sd, and On Tuesday
morning, at o'clock, at the same place.
Committee Of 4rr24. gzneats
r.. w. Hazall, Charm. s. naupin
q. Z. johnson, VIM. D. Haskins
James Beale, G. :. Mills,
Z. H. Gibson, Mp. Sect
The undersigned are members OF the Committee
Gf Reception Some one or more OF them will be
found al the several Hotels at all times:
James Beale, Charm. Chas. L. Gibson.
Wr. d. Haskins, C. s Mills.
r. w. Hsxall j. 3 McCaw.
r. Z dooch' F. w. Roddey,
w. A. Patteson, s. Maupin
NJ P'scou J. F PEBBLES. Peters'g,
y 19ckcr, VIM. Selden, Norfolk,
no II. Csbel' J. 5. Wexford, Fred'g.
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4 FASHIONABLE -sPRING AND

IA FASHIONABLE SPRING AND
Ma SUMMER CLOTHlNG.-N. W. NELSON
d CO. would respectfully inform their Gus
toners and the public generally, that they
have just received large and choice assortment Of
Ready Made Clothing. which thew offer at
the lowest cash prices. From their superb varit'es
sers can select the latest patterns for Goats
Pants and Vests, and have them made up by N &
Co. in the ost fashionable styles They offer for
sale also select assortment of gentlemen's Furnish
ing Goods. N w. NELSON a. co.
No l35 Broad street,
ap 30-3m Next door to the Marshall Hotel
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@ @ - OSBORN,s PRE-.
MNsS MUM DAG UERREAN
2IEX ~ ROOMs.-Come and see
the Premium flesh colored
Daguerreotypes we are daily issuing from our
rooms. l72 Main street, which for ease and grace,
tuness of position, richness of tone and beauty of
finish are unsurpassed by any in this country To
parents we would only say bring in your little ones.
have not fear Of distrust, we never fail to pro-
duce good pictures.
great reduction from former prices.
ap 80 OSBORNS, opposite the Banks.
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New Cash DRY Goods Store.

THE subscribers having associated themselves
L for the purpose of conducting general DRY
GOODS business in the city of Richmond, have
fitted up the store No. g. Main street, where they
and fancy Dry Goods. Having purchased an entire
new stock for the money in The Northern markets,
they feel confident in saying that they enabled
to sell goods for the cash cheaper than any other
house in the city.
Our object and aim viii be to please and give
satisfaction to all who may be pleased to favor-us,
and by SO doing we hope t, merit public patronage
GEORGE HART,
ALFRED MOSES
Our store will be opened for the sale Of Goods
on Monday next.
~ Enquirer and Wing will copy one month.
my
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n EW SUPPLIES OF TRIMMINGS &

~ EW SUPPLIES OF TRIMMINGS &
~ FANCY GOODS-Once more we call the at.
tention OF the ladies to excellent assortment of
rich Silk Fringes, Lace Gimps, Silk and Fancy But.
tons, and many other narrow Trimmings, of silk,
cotton, linen and worsted; also, Fans Combs, Edg.
ings, Mittings, &c &c, which are daily on the in.
crease by fresh receipts from the North
HlRSH g. BOTTCHER,
Dealers in Trimmings, Worsteds, Embroideries,
Fancy Goods Toys, Perfumeries, &C., No l79
Broad street. Shockoe HILL ap 2e-2w*
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DLATFORM SCALES.-Per schr Henrico
Il we have just received further supply OF
Browns superior Platform Scales to weigh GEO.
1900, 1900 and 1000 pounds. For sale at mauufac
turers prices, by w. S. IL G. DOMAIN,
Importers of Hardware, No 10 Pearl street.
an
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ADJUSTMENTS.

kor Three Niehss,
Commencing this (MONDAY.5 Evsnsn.
PRAITsS GREAT -1.s 3D.
OnlGINAL PANORAMA OF EOrN
phEskNTISG the Botany of the GLOBE Nj,
= three Groups of ADAM and EVE, the size -
me, exquisitely finished in Oh Colors, and neys-
before exhibited in the city OF Richmond.
Doors open at O'Clock.
o'clock. %
Admission Is cents. mvas..
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aN FOX kENT.-The Once at present occu-
Ed::; pied DR. Chewning, No PIT Main street, in a
bnilaing of Mr. James Bosher. The rooms are
neatly fitted up and is fine location for an Office
or Store. During the absence of Dr. C, application
can be made 10 Mr. James Bosher, or Mr. Lewis Hill.
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THOMAS & CHARLES ELISA
e~e-ts Main street

A ROMATIC WILD CHERRY BIT
"a TERs.--These Bitters are prepared without
alcohol or other spirits and will be found well adap
yea 10 all cases OF Indigestion Dyspepsia, Bilious
Complaints, Costiveness, and ali diseases arising
from the arrangement of the stomach and liver
Put in full pint bottles at so cents, for sale by
ap 10 E. J. PICOT.
M UDDH WATER.-Those VINO prefer clear
I'A water to the present muddy hydrant water,
can nave 1t by getting one of those Mediterranean
Water Filters Of
CHRISTIAN g. LATHROP,
apo 90 Nain st-eet
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NOTICE.-At a meeting of the President
and, Directors OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Rail Road Company, held the 9Th
April, 1882, it was
Resolred, That dividend Of 81 per cent be de-
clared on the stock of the Company, payable on
and after the ls May next at the Office OF the Com,
pany, in TIE City of Richmond.
ap 30 C. W MACM URDO. Tr.
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NOTIGE.-lh have appointed Lewis sleishman,
my Agent for carrying Oh the Dry Goods and
Ready Made Clothing business in the city of Rich
mond WILLIAM FLEISHMAN.
ap l9-12t*
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
The passenger train leaves RichmoEdfor Weed
vile daily at 81 o'clock, A. NJ.
ap 27-6t E.H GILL, Supt.
cHA CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
HEa2Ee The subscriber has on hand, Ct eis
Coach-making establishment On Lombard AHey,
between Main and Cary, fl3th and 18th stTeeesJ
near the Columbian Hotel, Coaches, Charioffeee.
Barouches, Buggies, with and without tops sne
Sulkies, all of bis own mike, OF the best mafcnan
and voikmapship. AlIof which wilt sold - low
AZ good work of the kind eAn be b the ely g
Richmond and respectfully ash csi! from ,ross
in want OF any article in the Csrxiaqe me. q -
determined 10 make to order and ~ q re Io1s1
nrees nosaible. and al work sold that u neW. wAf.
rsnted MICAyAH MAkGuA
ap D. dom -
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.@@ TO THOSE WHO SUE.
~ SAE FER FROM DEFECTIVE EYE
SlGhI.-Ihe subscriber informs the citizens of
Richmond and vicinity that he has returned to the
city and will be happy to attend to all persons re-
curing his aid His optical skin and superior glasses
are SO well known that they need no farther praise
de can be consulted at No. 4, City Hotel and pro-
mises to give full satisfaction.
ap Cots f MARKrNS on,;,;a,
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10 A aNh =, BE.LIksAl.UHING, W Hing

p . rIT,N ,11h-fSNpINU CkEHM SOAF PREPA-
ma tIoN is now offered to the public and by its
use, NOT water, washing machines, boards and hand
I rubbing are entirely dispensed WITH and not one
na o. Inc labor Is required to do the washing of
immense saving is thus made, and the expense is
moi more than that Of the soap ordinarily required
me extraordinary detergent qualities which this
alac,e possesses without mpartng the least dele.
serou; eaect to the finest fabric, are warranted in
G Eve .nslance' or the purchase money refunded.
sor iurtner particulars see bills accompanying the
soap s,,4 manufactured and for sale by tCHARL Els
M,,LLsfAuGH, Druggist 81 east Main street. For
1aie aiSo ~ j. sizer and N. Taylor Manchester
- n Diankens6ip, g. Merriam; and others, Rock.
e e.t NJ q. Craadock, Church Hill H. Elmore and
0tners, Nam street, A. Lockwood and Sheldon 8.
BAKER, Franklin street, w. Haynes, Valley street.
~; Lnomas q Mccarthy, Druggists, and John & Brad.
GERS generally o., o. ~ az 60
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VCH Vc DIX UUODS AND
- HARDWARE AT COST.-The subscriber.
intending to discontinue the sale of Hsr5wara 80
wishing to have necessary alterations and repairs
maze IN the Store, preparatory to combining them
selves exclusively to the sale of Dry Goods. will
sell at cost or cash. or approved negotiable notes
az ioqr months their large and desirable stock of
both Dry Goods and Hardware
:, Merchants planters, and others, will find it to
their interest to examine this excellent stock of
Goods, which will be sold at either wholesale or
retail oo'0A0 VI
THOMAS & CHARLES ELISA CO,
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NOTICE.-The annual meeting OF
0>SA the Stockholders of the Richmond Fred
ericksburg and Potomac Rail Road Company, will
Re at he once d hg the IN ns city
O'Clock NJ
ap 30 c. w. MACMURDO, TT.