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ATTENTION. BLUES!

Al ATTENTION, BLUES!
II Parade at the Capitol on MONDAY, 2osn INST :.
at a O'Clock, A NJ with the usual oacgs y
~ mourning, to participate in the funeral oosequt'
In hsnor OF the illustrious statesman, HENRY CLA'
decd. By order of the Lieut. commanding
y23 J. h. FREEMAN, o :.
1IsO OWNERS OF HOKsEs.-Ths adver
i tiser has an excellent Pasture, about u mus'
north OF Richmond, on the Meadow BrieSe hoso'
near Mr. Thos. B. Carers and would De pleased =
accommodate such persons az desire passarsge w
their Horses ON reasonable terms.
Address J. 8. N. through the Post Once
jy 3-lss JOHN 8. NORMAN
WOOD, COKE AND COAL.-Ths sus
w scrioer 10 prepared % furnish WOOD, CoaS
or COAL az cheap as can he bought In town
Yard at DsnvilIe Depot-office on Pear sire ss,
Messrs Toler 4 Cook.
Lump Coal % per load. ,os,.pp
iy 23- 3m THOMAS EUslhn.
I OST.-On yesterday afternoon, between .ss
IL Messrs Ellis store, On Msin street, ana ~
house on Governor street. my Pocket bes ~.
containing, as far as II can rec ect, 20 new sIo.
on the Farmers Bank OF Virginia enc SO on sons
bank, two negotiable notes s49 and soine os1 =
each, both past due; aud other papers OF no VS. =
any but myself The finder wsll be hoetaiiy e
warded BY leaving them az this otise, or WIN y,
subscriber, at Blnford g. Porter's Ware rooms, ="
jy ss"iss aAu '1a JOAN BIsroRD
I OST.- Yesterday, between the New a, ,,.,
IL and Bacon Quarter Branch, red CerneIaS
Swing Seal. The finder will be noefAy ~
warded BY leaving il at this once y -
M OTI G E.-HIHH CONSTABLE'S SAIL
IN VIII be sold on Friday, the 23d INST ~
o'clock, upon the premises, on Marshal A,ss. ~
the Catholic Church, three CarPeatss SHOPS, , =.
yVavk Reneias and s,.dry other articles, 10 sAussy
a Distrass Warrant snd s1ndry attachEen's w
hands - Edwin Cooke.
jy 23-lt b BLAlk. g. y -
TARD An elderly Geniiemsn, who ~ psss
~ in the habit u mshins up wsgss sna Ass lass
accounts, and occasionally keepins soss ~ s1s ~
twenty years past. ". hes SITUATION wneae =.
services will be required. A moderate fsmaAs
ton win be accepted. .Sxns
Conuunics'ipns addressed 10 JOHN CANs .sa.
2nd stfeet near puvai street, ~ u he oss -
paper, rlIl be promptly stsspatd y. b s5-N
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DIED.,

Improving Mr. Winston was much better yes.
terday afternoon
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TIE WEEKLY DISPATCH

The WEEKLY DISPATCH
For Friday. July 23rd, ID now ready and for sale as
this Office. Is contents embrace the following ar
ticles:
Improvement Meeting; Te'
legrsphic Arrangements; Virginia Directory; MOI
very Fiattering: Feeding the Fat; Kossutn; Ap'
pslling Murder A Good Suggestion; Twenty firs'
Of July; Twenty Second of July; Lola Monfez;
Smaller articles.
HrscxILANxous.-A cer6atim report OF he exam
isstion Of tke mgrdrrs the Winston tdm''y; FRO
ceedings in the case Of the Rands; The American
Fisheries Wheat Thresbing; Foreign and Domes-
nc News and Correspondence Latest News; Items,
&c.
Price cents per single copy; 81 Fer annum, in
Advance.
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ACCIDENT AND DEATH.-We learn that Mr..
Jesse Nelson, son of Capt. Sam'l X. Nelson,
Of Pendleton County, died on the LIST inst, from
the following painful and distressing cause
few days before before his death, his father
had been using his gun, and whilst engaged
in putting it away, it exploded in his hands,
shooting his son through the side of the head,
cutting off his ear, &C., and eventually
causing his death as above sta,ed.-Rocking-
ham Reg,
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"a HING your Banners on ~. ~.
ward Wails-the Cry II still They Con-. .s-
The crowd that is continually making IL W. =
wards the Jewelry Mandatory Of s. P. NOM
TAIN, Ne. mo, Main street, up stairs, chow eon
ZION done them, in getting their worR done = aa
far below that OF any store in Richmond f'e'
Jewelry made and old Jewelry repaired and MI.
good new, at the lowest aue
at the shortest notice, and satisfaction wsrrsn -
no charge. Diamonds, Pearls, Canoes, Caro-.
latest New York styles. sno
The subscriber having come from the North =.
prepared, in consequence Of having a low ysa,
good assortment of tools, together with b;s Nv,
ability to manufacture any article of Jewelv :, ~
his work cheaper and better than any other estsb.
l.hment in the city. Old Sold and Silver sstaa y
exchange for Jewelry. 8. p. MOUNTAIN ~
Diamond setter and Manufacturing Jewels,
iv a-tIetA .s.4e 'S'oa'
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The BALL At TIE SLASH coarAGE.-By refer.
ence to the advertisement of Mr. flzzni II, viii be
perceived that the time of holding the bali ., the
Slash Cottage has been changed to Thursday the
9Th inst, Young and old are requested 10 take
notice for they gain an advantage In the fact that
the day Of pleasure Is q little nearer ii hand.
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I Daguerreofypes of Children, Fam.
Iy arOups, single Portraits, &c &C., executed IN
as durable. Copies made from oil psiItines. Ds.
guerreotypes, and every other description Of uic.
lures.
The friends of Mr. Clay can see very fine ia.
guerreotype of this great statesman, from whsb
copies OF any size can be made, AID set in pjns
rings, &c, Or framed, making handsome and
valuable ornament to the parlor or drawing room,
Mr. Clay himself said of this picture, THAT il was
the best he ever had taken"
M.P. SIMONS,
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~ L1vnn 1l1l9v--Pnkr1HE0 11@,ss
The nA1S 01TA1MEU AT 1HE nOrT Is 49, 49,
QAl ALQM UPn1uG9. -The PilE - ~ 49,
IL - kI16f111S6 l17[x7r ,.sss3s .a.s
@ - syaem. They exei1e ~ aet5co n ~ ~
q mepy ca1es h which CAlomeI wooid -. ..vsf
st lhsy srs also peculiarly s1isseious' 3 IS -
TIE wonderful success which r. 1885,.
uss q ne RockbFidse Alum Water sud pisis s sae
meny years, in great variety Of disessee - y.
quifed ior Z csiebrity rarely evsr cQused ~.
= steadily increasing The most suinspt sSo
Of the Day have examined the Water M PM ~
found Il possessed binary Medicins, $3.50 "a
ties IL has 5eon declared BY lbs bert eutSc.!.a
20 be cure for every form OF Scrofus rb.n -
Liver Dseasee. III Chronic Disssses of ~ s.an
and Bowels. Dyspepsia, Chronic Dise-ses - %
Eyes, Mercu -isl Affections, and particusrlv - 70
ed to cases OF Passive Uterine Hemorrhsss ..sPs-
plicafed with arrangement Of the Liver "a s an
purity OF the blood ''om nm
For sale by Druggists and country r,.r.,
generally throughout the United states. s1.n's
Price 81 per vial, % per dozen.
Druggists and others wishing n ,,r~.A,
large Quantities or become Agents for ts az e "a
above celebrated Liver Pills, win please add,s.. me
BOOTH ANDERSON 4 CHRIsTIAS
Alum Springs, Rockbridae Co. ".
JOHN H SEAYkEs
u al IL
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- - NoEiO 0dudIc
- Fletchca's Hair T0nic.-sone per.
sons apt to regard an article otter e 7er,ised
and alluded to, needing just that efotto Keep il
alive Now, if the public name us, we can't help
it. We are determined TO keep the Tonic before
the people pro bono publico. For preventing grey.
ness, moissening and beautifving the hair for clean.
ing it, and giving that rich, glossy and heahful ap-
pearance, we challenge the world to produce pre-.
paration equal toit.
Ifgentlemen and ladies desire this estimable pre-.
paration, apply toJ Ohm JOHNSON manufacturer.
under the American Hotel, or to Robert H. Duval.
Messrs. Bennett & Beers Main street, and to Messrs
Seabrook g. Reeve, Brood street jyl2
T Our Plan is This mot to resort to
humoug. and advertise improvements in the Da.
guerreOtype Art that do not exist, for the
purpose Of attracting persons to our rooms but to
make known our location and invite citizens and
strangers to an examination of our specimens and
a trial of our skill, and then if we do not render
satisfaction, we in no case expect them to take q
picture. Our own opinion, and the opinion Of
thousands who have patronzed US for the last four
years in Petersburg and this city, is that the Da
guerreotypes taken by Us are surpassed by noae
and equalied by few this side the Potomac.
MINNIS d. WATSON,
Daguerreotypists and dealers in Stock,
35k Main 81, (Mansiun House, Richmond, and
Sycamore st, Petersburg, Va. jy5
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LATE FROM ST. THoMAs.-The schooner
Alfaretta, Capt ConkliDg, arrived yesterday
from St. Thomas, with dates to the 9Th inst,
and reports freights and business dull there,
and but few vessels in port.-N. Y. Times.
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u II any Man doubts that II. G. FsrreTs
Arabian Liniment is the greatest benefactor OF the
dant evidence to scatter this scepticism 10 the
winds he will find that as an external application
in the diseases both OF man and beasts no medicine
ever discovered has effected many aud as 70.
markable cures. See advertisement
For sale by PURCELL, LADD L. CO.,
~ 3-2w Agents for the Propriesors.
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The LATE BURGLARY.-We understand from
Messrs Geo' &c NJ. West Brother, that they have
found out upon examination that their store wa.
entered Tuesday night BY false keys Their du.
plicate key, which they supposed was stolen, was
found yesterday morning in i's usual place. 1t had
been accidentally concealed from observation by
some loose paper, which had been thrown over II
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ARRIVALS At THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
vEGTEpnAv
YESTERDAY

AMERICAN HOTEL.-O E Read, Miss
NJ Vaughan, and Miss l. Read. Farmville; w
B Shepard, Buckingham ) Saunders, Miss
Saunders, Capt Oliver and lady, Lunenburg;
" r Ford and lady, Petersburg; c B Gregg
~, and & r Edwards, n &; DIR Morrison,
Wyihe; T. > Stevens, Baltimore; b l. Holden,
We; p Kennedy, Augusta; Mr. and Mrs Price,
Maine, Fl Z Hawthorne, Luuenburg; Rev {
Minnegerade, lady and . children, Prince
George; " d Wilson. ID Calender, J Loyn,
and NJ Temple, Petersburg; l. Young,
Bucking CHAM I ID Shelton, Aibemarei @ K
Phelps, Lynchburg; J McGrassen, Phle; c III
Williams, WytheyiIlr, II 7 Goodwin, and u
Shepard, N c; A J Watson, Lunenburgi 5 c
Payne, Powhatan.
CITY HOTEL-T Webster. Amelia; "
II tleshman, Louis; J L Anderson. Hanover
w Ware, W ; Mallicote, Magruder }
Gordon and servant, Va; J ID Mcguire, Bal
timore: B + Maui, n j.; J Rawlings, Cum
bcrland; & ID Goth, Tenn; 5 & Carpenter,
GoochlanJ; g Brown, Md; q McCauey, ID e;
NJ G. Belts, w Il Brawner, Va; c Z Maupin,
Ggeenhrict; w Burnip, Louisa. L Winston,
Va: l. e Biniall, Hanover; ID Mcdaniel, N G;
L Miller, II Harrow, Nd; a & Cook, n c
L W Thompson, Y Evans, 5 c; B ID Fowler
and lady, j c Harris aud son, Campbell d 5
Barker. Miss; " jones' Ala; ID b Hancock,
X u om'h, c l. Lafkins, Va.
tDin w! IN HUTEL.-J N VaugFan, Chester
Il I, ga Desw,fe; II I.ath 4In Lynchburg;
/, LasAair, 10, = Miller, Ponhataf; Judge ] w
49,, d; = I1aar, iunen ourg; q ChappeN, Char
.o.tt, l. i, 81, t,ir;,: 7 ireaux, Amelia:
,""t J - yz lie, "a --Ei; ! Z Miles Cumberland
~. K chm Ri 4 CoghilI, Chesta.f Il; GEO
ala n Portland tiohs, ChsstertieId County, Va;
) il. 'ittlnsn But So Gap; 7 + Deep, Powhatan:
u W + LUcke;5, .hestaThcd w Ball. Mess; K +
Walton, Luu.or nj; X / England, do; J Il But
e.. r..'.-.na II Holland, dc; ) f ViI.iams
l.yLcSO1'-; Jim Murray, do; A Richardson,
Fiu"EInei + \" Trent, Va; q W Nicholas, dc; Jno
D Davis, Amherst; J Jennings, Goochland S II
Ei2tord, do; L l. Coleman, Amelia; c Il VIoodsun
buckingham, John Horsaly, dc; W Il Fleshmsn,
Louisa.
EXCHANGE HOTEL r G Smith, Hanover:
G Brooks, Miss E Brook, Miss NJ Crutch r
and w A Lipscomb, Charlotte; w Saunders Pni-
ladeiph!a; Coleman, lady aud sons, and Miss
Coleman, Dn"iddie; : Shannon, sc; + Il T0oke,
ia; NaniIg z. Va; DR. T J Philips, Fauquier; c
breckenridge, J G!lner and II Darlington, pItts.
y!VGuIa A Allen, OAK Ridge; K CHARLES, II Y; e
..oblnsou, Petersburg; Il Campbell, Washington,
NJ Be!toet, Pc; i, Hamilton n L. Col I ? Hun
TT Martins burg; i / Hant.cton, j. Baltimore; G
hos.ey Buckingham; 4 Ford, Gainesville; Joha
Cob5s, SOu.hampt0n Miss ) Cobbs, Miss Ellis,
Miss Nicholson, Miss Nicholson and A Butts,
c institute; + + Ash, n c; Dr t.ay, and Mr. Gait
ED 10y, Fluyanna; ii Brown, Buckingham; X
h.Ds, h!hg VIM; G Bash AMI o Ronrga., Balt'r; I
CONAN, Va Or q ) Wii.0Td, FrcccrcEsbura; W
Hogg, j, and lady = chdr.u ami nurse, PhIadel.
pA:"; w Falls, Baltimore:
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 10.
Senate.

Senate.
4 communication was laid before the Be
nate. by the President, from the President {:
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
inviting the Senators 10 unite in the ceremo'
MES of opening the road 10 Wheeling on tie
3lstinst.
A bill increasing the capital stock.of the
Orange and Alexandra Railroad Company
for the purpose of extending their road 10
LynchhUrg was taken up. An amendment
wa ado3,ed requiring Charlottesville to be
made a point in said road. After which the
bill f9rrhe present was laid on the tahle-ay Is
~. noes is.
A resolution was adopted, rendering the use
.! ,.u Senate Chamber % ,no State AgTcU u
raj Society on Thursday evening, at -FOUR
O'clock
House Of Delegates.
The bill. fixing the time fer the commence
ment Of the terms OF office OF various officers
elelted by the General Assembly, tine "base-
ment officers" Sci came from the Senate,
With an amendment fixing the lime of com.
Uaaesment on the ist Of July, instead OF The
. IS ,. January. The bill was laid on the table
orthe present.
The order of the day being the resolution de-
clar;ng George L. G. Pfce, the Delegate ~
the House from Hurdy county, incaPacI'a'e"
for occupying his seat, aud declaring SAID S"''i
SaCdEki, :" Us thhei iOi CoLSii@C' 'ito'5 ~
upon the Speaker presented to HE Hnu-' n
letter from Mir. Price, in obedience 10 Nj. i =
request, declaring that he is unjlsily detained
in ,ae Asylum, AMI claiming h!5 seat iii ~
House.
Ga motion, the resolution and letter were
Committed 10 The Committee OF Privileges and
Elections, in order that the subject may again
be considered in Committee. and report
made in view Ct the communication from Dir.
Price.
A resolution of inquiry was introduced by
MIR. Jackson, of Wood, for providing by law
!...:c efcctually to prevent the escape Of
slaves i'll sections Ct the State adjacent to the
States Of Ohio and Pennsylvania.
The Scuth-Side Railroad bill vas taken up
lot consideration.
Mr.. Lewis moved tho. the vote, by which
the bill had been oidsrcd 70 he eEsrossed for a
trird reading, be recons deIed, to enable him
10 propose some important amendments which
he indicated.
Mr.. Wallace, III lengthy speech, opposed
the motion.
He as followed by otter speakers, md the
discussion 0i he question, as we'll as lie i'll
tcrE2l improvement question generally before
the Legislature, was continued until late
hour, when an adjournment took place.
Mr. Goode, Of H., had the floor when the
House afi0urrpd
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E~ss@.Sx METALLIC BIT,

Ss-----HH--..-zr- s--- -zs-5 RIAL, PATENT META.
&c, IhDESTRUCGIBLE AND AIIi-EXdAJ SIFD
COFFlSS Patented By F Skif, Of New York Be-
low append some certificates:
Mr. Mckenzie's children were put 5a b24-t %,
Steamship S)utherner, for Charleston, % 5a.aCi+5
iast, snd tley were both natural tneg E.-r
the dag they were put into the collins three nonas
aga. Neither Of them had turned blecE n the EAST
and he bunch OF roses Were as ,Fs3h a5 WIZ -7-y
were picked from the stem. hot p psF:tE had
dropped on or fallen to pieces. n7m5er O.. .4.l1-
Snd gentlemen, by invitation went On ooa-i Z. So
them, and were astonshpd 70 ta!uz that /. "'5 s.
but 50 il was aud have no dogbt 5al iAeT vi. -
main il their present state for aay !an2th Of --.a
:. SMITH, "
Ecst,ix, November 2is'. l349
We. Ine undersigned having aXaEl-ss = 4 29+t
men o. patent Mccaitc Air Tight SarcOp lasus %.
Coffin pa.aa ed By Mr.. T. Sbjlt, Of New GJ.- ~
takea rnciancauly pleasure II stain, .as. ~
sida- i worthy @. patronage aat deserves, tle.'
fore, a tav0rGb:e confederation Of tha pubfr IT,
Durability OF tho material Of w1.ch Il IS c,Iao-..
closed. caoa,. "a. - render :. a .aTsa:i5. q. ..
tae Ca -ss q: =c.5ccs and humanity
3. DAVIS, n. y,
w. Il. PRATT, n ,
SAMUEL MOVE. r. .
WILLIAM HUNTER, Il. D,
J. c. ALLADEN, n. ..
Aoaay November 2Oih, I5i7.
I ne above named SarcOphagus axe made III III
itata a fine rosewood coffin, They do no. 'om"
much higher than ELe naa0g any codlc . t;n sh'
Agent Tor his city.
au 23--d4twts j 4 BELslN
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VyH ttI5-Dy syaLIaI III aIIgEnsnt.
Z. Il. GILL,
dc IO-3aWt5 Supt Transportation
% % 9. - E.; -,
REiT NEE TTTI T

- % G 8 - sa.;s:G..,,s
GREAT NORTHERN MAIL ROTTTs-
~ New and Comfortable Schedules
TWICE DAILY PROM RICHMOND 10 NV.
YORK. WITH TRANSFERS OF PAS&FE(;f 's
AND BAGGAGE, THROUGH THE CITIES ~.
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, AND PHU,Arr.
PHIA. tREE OF EXTRA CHAkGE-0a anf 3.
ter the st Of March, the following quick an4 o.-,
Portable schedules viii be run over the in a,:4 .
cetween Richmond and New York: Leag. Ri,
mond, daily, at clock, A. N ana . oc.ac.- = 81
arrive in New ioTa, daily, aaj., 4. H. and u (.
Fare to Washington, st class seat5...-.....s5 10
. .. pa,.;.,-, .. .. '--'...-.----.'t %
8 :. NA'Hm0'' =! ID ""..,-,.----.Z %
Between Baltimore and Phiade.pai4 BY -.
ROAD. - ..
Between Bassmore and Philadelphia 5y NJ
Castle and lrencdtoHn iue... 2 ..
Between Philadelphia and NV Yori; . ~
For lst Class passengers, and - on cac1 H.. ID
class do.
Besides the throu GA and direct coannxioa lssr-i
above with the main Northern Route. tLrs.,b
tickets, direct. can be obtained at the Devr. fro
Baltimore & Onio Railroad Company, IN Vas,
ton, for Pittsburg and Wheeling via tis Ria,
House on the following terms;
Between Washington and Fitt55urg-
Iune - hour7)- ;,:.-,---.---..-.-- s. II
Between NasGHI Ton aad WI. cling
tIIn" b nOurs)- .-...-.-..---........- a
For tkrJuGh tickets 70 washington AMI Etrr
mora, Or other information, apply at the ucaat D,
ice.
Il is deemed proper In addition, to state :l- Ill,
information u PASSENGERS that four daily Ines arg
in operation between Washington and Baltimore
by means c. which the traveller wiz thf5-. T.
hnsfoFsS ar nlaa@Hra, has boon DELAYED IN Wash
mgt0n mas i Always in his power 10 proc. 81 i /.
convenient hour directly on his journey 70 ans
point north o. aatplace. THOMAS SHARP
Agent IF T-anspor.s, J
Richmond, Feb. 20, 1872,
P.S.-The Night Train will not stop % tax - D
put down passengers, except II the following sta
tons Cottage, Taylorsville Junction, ChesteraaA,
Milford Ginney's Fredericksburg and Brooke
n. BY order of the Postmaster (3ca--a. 20
mail train will be run between Richmond qad
Washington on Sunday nights
fe q rs
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WOKCE ETER'> PIAN)a,

VOICE TIERS PIAH,ja.
Eas=szzs.-E "a BY the schooner :tIan1vr--l Iayo
M II 1rsceivod additional supplies o. " TOR
~ Scesteis wonderful instruments aaa
By the schooners New YORK and Merchant day
expecssd-wi be in receipt Of still further SID
pti--makng my assortment very cOmp.st1 snd
extensive. Profess ,rs Amateurs and tnr p-5a'
particularly th0se desiring 70 purchase Psgo' u
unexc"ptlonab,e character, AZ moderate price 20
invited to examine my assortment
MORRIS
de Bookseller and dealer in Piano F-rtos
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| Chronic rheumatism Of Zen Years
rtunding,

NEW ORLEANS, March IT.
P Price, merchant writes mo language can de.
scribe the sutterngs have endured for the last ten
years. Mine Chronic Rheumatism in its worst
forms For the last three years have scarcely been
able to turn myself In bed during the night My whole
system was affected. | have had the best medical at
tendance which could be procured in the East and
South And besides have used all other remedies OF
which could hear, and have taken medicine enough
to ruin the constitution fanny At length tried
MortImore's Rheumatic Compound, and it has per
formed radical cure. 2. PRICE"
de 1-dif
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IARD"AkE.-" =. IL q. DOHNAN no.
Il 10 Pearl Street, ote- fuE sac, )t direct
Imp orlstQn and American raapU:actu
5000 dozen Table gliyes AMI FORKS, syery "a.
rely
300 dozen Pen : Poke. knives every y iety
10 DO Razors Of Rodgers, Wade < Bu.cn-
err and Wcstennc.ms manufacture
30 dozen Scissors and Shears, various quail
ties
300 par s:Eaisat and de twisted linz Issce
ChaCs
500 dog Pa3. Chez, C,5ae: apt Til Locks, as
sorted
100 dozen Stock locks, assorted sizes
% % Rim. KpUb and hoEtice LOCKS, with
Brass, W. ard Ninera! knpSs
200 dozen Rowian5s, Anes AID other makes,
Spades and Shove.a
50 dJ2ea Hay aad Manure Fo-Es
80 Do Curry Combs, CT al qualities
200 d. Axes 0. E!rgiuiA's Collins, SIN
mona aud others manufacture
100 dozen EsiHuaEs and RaEchets
200 Goa. Holds, various sizes
, feaiers, Brass, Wire, ard Pierced Lon
1850 la Majors aud AasshsIs Ca=: S,ee,
square, round aEd octsgon shapes
lOO0 zen FL, g. embracing every variety and
axe Of Hand LE1ss-cUt, II; auj bill saw
ard Flat Bastard
80 Dogbia AL S.a g!o Barre! Percussion Gas
pat fine qualify
800 thousand G y Percussion Caos
together With O:aeE a-tiC.sa yep; IL lle Hardware
lie.
4eff Rants AID others y,5;.;ug kichm nd, w1.d
a21 :, 70 tle4f iatefest - give Is a ca..wh.ch we
'@p' ctiu sG!ici; SEA
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So URTIMORE's KIEU1IATIC con.
u POUND AND BLOOD EuRIEIER -Tnis

81 UIiTIMORE'S kHEUMATIC COI.
IA POUND AND BLOOD FURTHER This
great discovery is bringing health and happiness to
thousands. Rheumatism can be cured. More than one
thousand cases of chronic rheumatism (of the worst
form of this dreadful dsease have been cured perma
nenty during the past year by the of few bottles
or this compound Letters and certificates are daily
being received from parties of high standing many Of
whom have been crpples for years, from the effects OF
that they sound and WE'LL made by this great re-
medy which is vegetable spIrit-an internal remedy
prepared for this disease alone, and this it win
cure in every case either iEfammatory, (acute) or
chronic form. Testimony of the most undoubted cha
racter will be cheeruiy submitted to the inspection Of
all who may feel sufficiently interested to call on the
Aston House, New ork. One bottle s., three bottles
$40 PURCELL LADD l. CO,
Sole Agents for Richmond
w V. ALEXANDER 4 co,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-16
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRiCEs.-

{ xNEAT REDUCTION IN PRiCEs,-
~ Il. ROSsNFELD, no l75 Broad street, y. ost
respectfully Gala the l'.snti3n of the ladies and
tae public generally 10 Ais large stock Uf Dry Goods
which no Is determined 70 sell of from this date
At very reduced prices, such as Lace Goods,
Sleeves Cheuiscttes, and great variety of En-
hroitfTie', Mous!'n9, silks French ana English
MeTluo5 OaicOs, Shaws. Blankets, &c. A Gne as
so.'ri"Li Of Hosiery and 8ioF0s, all of which will
be sold a, a9ch prices tina, cannot fail to give salts
faction.
b-A!l small notes t.Aen at market ra:ts in
exchange Ter Goods.
de s-lnlt II. ROSEEEELD.