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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-12
THE DAILY DISPATCH
correspondence of the Dispatch,
DETROIT. Mich NJ, - ,oso

I'll.
Mr.. Dispatch-Poli,ics being tho .rrru
ing theme by night and by day, might almos,
say the only business just now in these nar,s
you would hardly expect me to speak of aug hi
else. But IT is neber your vocation nor mins
to play the partizan, so we will dispose of tnis
matter in summary manner. Suffice il To
say, that labor and money enough have been
expended upon this portion of the people to
make them vote some ,cay. Eloquence and
impudence have been taxed to show them how
and every style of orator has been in the work,
from the several disappointed Senators, down
to Josh Giddngs, and Hale the nominee, whom,
by the bye, l heard few nights ago. He
ID a pretty good speaker, and has the best
faculty OF calling people fools and villains to
their faces, OF any person ever saw. The
people liked it, however, and he will get
great many votes. Our court rooms are lust
now thronged with foreigners OF every stripe
VINO wish to be made voters. They have plen-
" OF liquor, and great many particular
friends, and probably will have till after the
election.
BY the bye, there is some danger that the
supplies may be cut short for the future, as the
Maine Law" is an issue in this election, with
tolerable prospect Of success.
We are looking nights and mornings for win
| ter to step in and close up our business and
| travels abroad for five or six months, which
'oet, tuSetHei WIN pIetty SOOu prices, causes
| considerable activity in our markets, and
among shippers. Wheat and flour, the staples
of this State, bear better prices than common
| at this season. Wheat is selling from IS to 81
| cents per bushel, and -four in proportion. The
receipts by the Michigan Central Railroad dai.
| ly, are about 1000 bushels wheat, and or 500
| barrels flour, and by the Pontiac Railroad hal
as much; but this is only moiety of the whole
amount, as the hundreds of farmers teams
would testify. The dozens ofsteam and scores
Of sail vessels departing daily, are not ade
| quate to the demands, and freights are not be
had at any price.
Wooli is becoming prominent among our ex
| ports east, as well as live stock. Steamers
| now are loading largely with cattle, sheep ant
| hogs for slaughter. Vast quantities of fine ap
Piles are going west to the newer States of Hi
| nois and Wisconsin.
The large mineral region about Lake Supe.
rior has also opened fine market for all sorts
| of provisions and goods, for which it pays ir
| its rich masses of copper and silver. Much
| benefit to the State is expected from the new
| ship canal around the falls Of St. Mary jus
| granted by Congress.
The Queens people across the river, with
some of their own, and great deal of the Yam
kees' capital, are building a railroad from tn,
poin, opposite this city TO Niagara Falls, il
connection with the one just opened from Ro
| chester.
In hope that the country may be satisfe,
with the election at hand,
| Yours, C.
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SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
- For sale at the Baptist Bookstore, No. 203 Main
street fall assortment of School Books, Statone.
ry, and Fancy Articles. Also, just received Ro.
nance of American History, by Joseph Banvard,
with numerous illustrations, &c; Edwin T. Freed
says, Statistics, Msceilanles, &c; An Olo poo ms
by Mrs. Emily Judson the Days of Bruce, by
Grace Aguelar; Memoir of Alfred Bennett, by II
Harvey; Memoir of George Dana Boardman, late
Missionary to Burmah, by Rev. Alonzo King, with
an Introductory Address, by William r. Williams,
new improved edition the Young Mans Friend
and Guide through Life to immortality, by John
Angel James, with an Introductory Address, by
Thomas De Witt, D. D. Nesr Home, with Anec-
dotes and numerous illustrations, by the author Of
Peep ef Day; the Royal Preacher, Lectures ON Ec.
clesias.es, by James Hamilton, D. d.
Many other Books, too numerous to mention.
CHARLES WORTHAM
l3 DepOsitury.
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EDUCATION.
DEv. NJ. ID. HOGE's BOARDING
HI AND DAY SCHOOL, Corner of Frank.
lin ard 9Th Streets. Richmoud yp-The

lin and 9Th Streets, Richmond, va.-The
next term OF th Institution will commence on the
lst of October. The course of study will embrace
all the branches pertaining to a thorough English
education together with Ancient and Modern Ian.
guages. Las. year more then 100 pupils were in
attendance at the same tinle but during the next
term the number will be restricted to l00-twenty
OF whom will be received boarders in the family
of the Principal. Charge for board, washing and
sil usual accommodations, for ten months, S220
heretofore. Tuition in English, from S25 to
$40, according to the Advancement of the pupil.
French, Spanish or Italian, S20 Latin Sl5 /; Music
81 per month. The German Language will be
taught orally, or By the usual method to as many
as may wish to acquire il, free ot charge.
Rev J. P. Stafford will occupy the position
which was filed by the Rev. w. Hoge last year.
Mir. Stafford is gentleman of varied and accurate
scholarship, and has had several years experience
instructor in some Of the best institutions in
our country.
Young Ladies from the country, as well as from
the city, desired to be present the day of
the session. 1t Is often serious inconvenience
| and encouragement to pupil to enter class
which has made even weeks progress.
Payments invariably in ddcnnce-one-half on the
first of October, the other on the first of March.
All communications will receive prompt atten.
ton. Address REV. M. D. HOGE,
au 27-d&w3m Richmond Va.
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NOTICE

TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
q That | have now on hand, the e.
sH largest and best assortment of asksszE5
- Boots and shoes, of good quality, ever
@'~~ offered iu this city selected by myself ex.
pross.y Tor retail, both OF my own manufacture and
the beet Philadelphia make. Among my assort-
nent can be found something extra, to which |
would respectfully call the attention OF all in
want, as they VIII be sold low. by
ALEXANDER HILL,
Manufacturer and dealer in Boots Shoes,
Trunks, Carpet Bags, Valices, sc,
SEQ No I27 Main street Richmond Va
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dividend DNOTICE.-Otice Va. F. d. NJ
~ In. Co, Richmond, Ist Nov, 1e52.-The Board
of Directors of this institution have declared
mi annual dividend of IA per cent. out of the earn
ings of the last six months: 10 per cent. thereof
payable to the stockholders their legal agents.
after the 18th inst and four per cent thereof to
be passed to the contingent fund.
The transfer book will, as usual, be closed until
the 18th instant.
THOS NJ ALFRlEND,
no 1-d:nl5 Secretary.
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Nsl, INsTKUCTION ON THE PI.

N9Iv INsTKUCTIDN ON THE FI.
xaSt.$ ANO FORTE. HARP, GUITAR, AND
MEEIH VOCAL MUSIC.--Profess0r Brandt
- respectfully informs the citizens of Rich
mond that he intends giving lessons on the ebove
mentioned instruments, and also in the higher
branches of Vocal Music, to commence on the 18th
of Noven Der next
Prof. B. having had experience of eighteen
years in the profession, and having successfully
taught in several of the LARGEST Seminsies in the
South, now offers his services to the different Fe-
male Seminaries, as well to the citizens of Rich
mond generally. Far advanced scholars will have
the benefit of being accompanied on the Violin
Professor Brandt is permitted TO refer to the Rev.
DR.. Jones, and to the Rev. DR.. Leroy NJ. Lee. All
orders received atMr. P. Fl. Tay lor's Music Store,
where references can be seen. no S-2W
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A WELL INFORMED WITNEss.-A witness
as was witness is described in the Spirit
of the Times in a most felicitous manner
Professional engagements required the Wri-
ter's presence in circuit court which was
then in session in one of the villages of mid
land county of the Empire State; and during
the term an incident occurred, which may be
interesting ifnot useful to those legal gentle.
men who are partial to the study of the laws of
evidence. The case tried was one in which
question arose as to personal property, claimed
to have been sold some time previously under
an execution, and the plaintiff in the case call
ed witness to establish the fact of the sale
The following evidence was elected on the
cross-examinatOn of the witness
Question by Counsel-Sir, you say you
attended the sale on the execution spoken of.
Did you keep the minutes ofthat sale!
Witness-Don't know, sir, but did: don't
recollect whether kept the minutes, or the
sheriff, or no body. l think it was one OF US.
Counsel-Well, sir, will you tell me what
articles were sold on that execution!
Here the witness hesitated, not willing to
commit himself by going into particulars, un-
til the patience of the counsel became exhaust
ed, and he pressed a special interfogatory.
Counsel-Did you on that occasion sell
threshing machine7
Witness-Yes, think we di6.
COUNSEL wish you to be positive. Are
you sure ofitl
Wiuess-Can't say that am sure of it, and
when como to think of it, don't know as we
did: think we didn't.
Counsel-Will you swear, then, that you did
not sell one?
Witness-No sir, don't think would: for
can't say whether we did or didn't.
Counsel-Dd you sell a horsepower
Witness-Horse- power!
Counsei-Yes, horse power.
Witness-Horse power! well, it seems to me
we did. And then it seems to me we didn't.
| don't know now as | can recolect whether
| remember there was any horse power there;
and if there was Mt any there, can't say
whether We sold it or not: but don't Miak we
did: though it may BE-, perhaps, that we dtd
after ALL It's some time ago, and don't ike
to say certainly.
Counsel-Well, perhaps you can tell me
this: Did you sell fanning-milll
Witness-Yes, sir, we sold tanning mill.
guess am sure Of that.
Counsei-Wel, you swear to that do you!
that oae thing, though don't see it ON the
list.
Witness-Why, l may be mistaken about It:
perhaps am. 1t may be it was some body
eise's tanning mill at some other time: not
sure.
Counsel Ito the court)-I should like to
know, may il please the court, what TINS WIZ
ness does know, and what he is snre OF.
Witness TO counsel We'll, cir, know one
thing, that I'm sure OF; and that Is, that on that
sale we sold either hTeshiag machine or q
horsepower, or fanniagmiu, or one, or all,
or neither of them, but don't know which.
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QECOND SUPPLY.-CHRiS rIAN a. La
~ THROP are receiving their second supply OF
Goods, among them
so pieces Mousaines at 25 cts per year, quail
ty as those we have been selling at 37t and soc
80 pieces more of those cheap Mousaines at f24 cts
60 dresses fine Paris do, at IS cts, worth 81
Extra Manchester Ginghams for children
ALSO,
Rich Velvet and Cloth Cloaks
Velvet Ribbons and Galoons. Call at
no9 80 Main street.
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DOGGETT d ANDERSON,
UPHOLSTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS,
l6 Gaye rnOr Street.

HAVE in store their Fall stock OF French and
III American fAPER HAkGiNGS OF every qualtty
and style purchased from the best factories IN this
country and France. many of them very rich aod
elegant. Also, very complete assortment of cur.
tain goods, cornces, gmps, tasseis, cords. bands,
window shades, in great variety, window blinds,
curtain paper, buff Holland for shades, q superior
stock of floor oil cloths, mating, curied hair
and shuck mattresses, feather beds, holsters and
pillows, of the best quality, with many other ard.
cIes In our line, all of which viii be sold on faiE
terms, and Paper Hanging and Upholstering done
in town or country, at the shortest notice and b
the best workmen. sel6-3m
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MIR. 81 NlRS. kEELlNG'S English.
vk and French Boarding and Day school

for Young Ladies', Seventh street, between
Franklin and Grace, opens Oct. Ist, and closes
July 3lst. The course OF instruction Includes,
Mathematics, Natural and Moral Science, Music,
Ancient and Modern Languages; in word every.
thing essential to solid and ornamental education.
The Principals are devoted to their pTotession and
assisted in every department by an accomplish
ed corps of instructors. Parents and others are
invited to inspect the Institution.
TRIMS -- Board per 10 months, or in proportion
from time of entrance, pay half yearly in advance,
5000; washing, $40; English, $40 to 800 accord
ing to age ard progress pupil Music at the Pro.
fessors' fee. Modern Languages, Of which French
is always taught by an educated native of Paris,
residenin in the family, each $40. Day scholars pay
quarterly. oc 25-3Awts
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n. w. NELSON a. CO.,

KN MERCHANT TAILORS,
kf Brozd 81, Opposite r & f. r. r Depot,
--~>-~- Have received their Fall and Winter
Goods, embracing the latest and mos fashionable
styles They respectfully request call from their
customers aud the public
Attention is also called to their superior assort-
-nent of ready made clothing, which cannot posi-
bly, fail 70 please both regards style and price.
pc 4-3m
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nRAWING.-J. s. PERKINS having relurr

nRAWENG.-J. s. PERKINS having return
~ ed TO Richmond for the winter. will give in.
struction in the various branches of Drawing, as
Landscapes, Heads, Figures and Flowers. His sub
jecs models by the best masters, ard have
been selected with view to attract and interest the
beginner, while they cultivate correct taste, ana
gradually lead The pupil to bold and independent
style of execution that will readily enable him to
draw from nature.
All lovers of this art invited to call at his
Corner of 5th and Franklin streets) and ex-
anime his portfolios.
Lessons given at the pupils residences, if desired.
Separate hours devoted to young Gentlemen and
young Ladies' at his studio, where they will be re-
ceived on the same terms as in schools.
I'M
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NEW ROOTS, SHOES. Trunk.

go VALICEs, Carpet Bags, &c-Having d re,
celyed most OF my Faseck of the above articles Sc
iected by and purchased ofthe manufacturers
.5r cash, beg call from my customers and the
public atteiiug myself that can off them better
bargains and artic than eTer, Notwithstanding the
Us Ia the boot and shoe market. Among my as
sJrtnens will be found Ladies' Caters, thick and
tEtn sole, foxed and tipped, Of various prizes La
dies Morocco Caters nd Lace Bsots, thick and
tn n soles; Ladies' Morocco aud Goat Buskins; Mo-
GcH,emens, Boys and Children's Boots and Shoes:
Servants Boots and Shoes, and large assortment
Ji Trunks.
S.gI of the Boot just below City Hotel, opposite
sid".
oc l6 WILLIAM WALSH
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DRIVATE PRACTICE.-Dr PLUME 4
CO. may be consulted, conhdendslly, for the
treatment Of the following diseases: Eruptons,
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Glandular Swellings or en-.
largcments, Syphilis, and all morbid discharges,
whether recent or chronic. Also, all those com.
plants termed female diseases. The advertisers
invite attention to their chemical extract of Wild
Flowers, which may be regarded as the very bes,
article known, to give tone and vigor to certain
abused aud debsted organs, as well as to renovate
ssystem shattered by dissipation or other cause.
Medicines securely put up, with full directions,
and sent to order. Post paid letters promptly ct
tended to. Office on Franklin street, below Ex.
change Hotel, and first door below Trinity church
Richmond Virginia fe9
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CLOTHING, CLOTHING.-selling off a,
Resdv Made s to be- Of
of the small notes will be taken for Goods. Call
soon if you wish to Isome bargains in Clothing,
at the cheap store OF +. DORNlN,
80 Main street.
EPStorefor Rent. oc 23-dlm
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LO"eEtS MT PTILe ssJUi Isl, ~u, oU 4lH OF OlH
drawn Nos s32 9th, 7h, 9th. 9th or 10th, $685. lih,
18th, 18th, l4h 18th, S20 18th, 18th, 18th, 18th
or Goth, SIC. Tickets S32 halves l6, quarters 8.
Certificate of package of wholes s360 halves
$780, quarters 80.
~ Orders for tickets In any of the Maryland
Lotteries will meet the most prompt and con-
fden.ial attention, if addressed to
r FRANCE & CO., Managers,
Or to C. w. PURCELL, Richmond, Va.
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HARDWARE.-W s. d. q. DONNAN, No
Il I9 Pearl street, offer for sale, of direc

HARDWARE.-W s. d. q. DONNAN, No.
I9 Pearl street, offer for sale, of direct
Importation and American manufacture
5000 dozen Table Enives and forks, every va.
rie:y
2000 dozen Pen aud Pocket Knives, every vriety
100 do Rszors of Rodgers Wade Butch.
er, and Wostenh olnl's man nufacture
200 dozen Scissors and Shears, various quail
ties
300 pair straight and fine twisted link Trace
Chains
500 doz Pad, Chest, Closet, and Till Locks, as
sorted
100 dozen Stock Locks assorted sizes
30 do Rim, Knob and Mortice Locks, with
Brass, White and Mineral Knobs
$40 dozen Rowlsnds, Ames' and other makea,
Spades and Shovels
30 dozen Hay and Manure Forks
300 do Curry Combs, of all qualities
200 do Axes OF Virginis's, Collins, Sim.
mons, aud others manufacture
100 dozen Hammers and Hatchets
200 Coal Hods, various sizes
? Fenders, Brass, Wi.e, and Pierced Iron
1900 lbs Naylors and Marshsls Cast Steel,
square, round, and octagon shapes
1000 dozen Files embracing every variety and
size Of Hand, Cross-cut, Pit and Mill Saw
and Flat Bastard
$50 Double and Single Barrel Percussion Guns,
part fine quality
500 thousand G ID Percussion Caps
Together with other articles kept in the Hardware
line.
Merchants and others visiting Richmond, would
find il to their interest to give us cail-whch we
respectfully solicit SEGA
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HARP rOR sALE.-I have |

80. HARP FOR sALE.-I have ne.
~ ceived direct frala London per "Priuce Al
4 SaTs bert" a very superior double nciion
S-SS Harp, ondon make, which am anxious
10 dispose OF This Harp has been fully tested by
Miss SULLY, one of our most successful and &C.
coroshfd 4 teachers upon that instrument, and pro-
g-uuced by her 10 be OF superior tone and action,
Mis- SCLLY will take pleasure in showing the
Harp Il: her residence, ON Maisha, between 5th
AID uta streets.
os 20 o. a. STRECEFR
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RICHMOND FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER p 1S59
X. FRANCE q Co..
SUCCESSORS OF F. NORRIS g. CO.,
Main Street, Richmond ya.

Splendid Schemes for November, $50.
brilliant Lottery for Nov. 13, 1852.
Soooc Grand Capital-25 prizes of 10 600,
Grand consolidated Lottery, Class Y, to be drawn
at Baltimore on Saturday, November 18th. 7s mum
bers, IL drawn.
GRAND CAPITALS:
prize $4,000 1874 prizes of. s40o
Tickets SIS. halves ! so. quarters Is
Certificates OF package OF wholes $500, halves
100, quarters so.
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~ and below cost, for cash, good stock of
Ready Made Clothing, still to be disposed of. Most
of the small notes will be taken for Goods Call
if you wish to get some bargains in Clothing,
at the cheap store of P. DORNIN,
80 Main street.
gstoref for Rent. oc 23-dlm
nT-sOLUTION. co.partnership here
~ tofofe existing under the firm OF l.. & M.
ROSE, is this day, by mutual consent, dissolved.
September 10th, 1852.
The subscriber, in returning his most sincere
thanks for the very liberal patronage kindly be.
slowed the old firm begs to inform his old
toners and the citizens generally, that he has just
returned from the North with an entire new 81 ock
of Fall Goods, amongst which may be found
handsome designs in Silks, silk Velyets, Mouslin
de Lame, Cash hmeres, MerinOs, Alpacas, and an
tensive assortment of Grape long, square and thih t
Shawls also, a very large assortment OF Flannels
Blankets, Kerseys, Liuseys, &c. &c. and almost
every article usually kept in dry goods house,
which will be sold on the most reasonable terms
MORRIS w. ROSE,
oc 6-2m 203 Broad street
l. large supplies OF fine black Dress and Frock
Goats black and rich fancy Silk and Velvet Vests
black and fancy French and English Cass Pans;
new styles fancy Business Coats. Also, a large lot
of Gentlemen's Under Shirts and Drawers, &c, &c
Call at the Money Savings Institution of
KEEN, CHILES g. BALDWIN,
No l02 Main street.
NB-Also, every style Over Goats in use very
low oc %
THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS q co.
HAVE removed their Office to No. l58 Main at
Entrance on llth street, two doors above the
Exchange Bank, in the room formerly occupied as
the "Rchmond Library"
Being engaged in closing their business, they re-
Quest all persons indebted to them call and settle
their accounts. Sc 10 2n
NEW WINTER GOODS.-I am just in
IN receipt of second assortment of new Winter
Goods amongst which may be found variety of
beautiful Cloths, fancy and plain Cassimeres, and
rich lot Of Cut Velvet Vestings. which VIII be
happy to make up in my usual sty le.
WILLIAM HOLT RICHARDSON,
Draper and Tsilor
mol 2w 18th street. opposite Exchange.
GOO REWAKD.-kan away from the sub
~ ~ scriber, about four weeks ago, my negro
man WARNER. He is a toerably stout negro,
about five feet five or six inches high-has very
short foot, pleasing countenance when spoken 90.
II not crossed, and a remarkable smah ear. his
eyes are rather small and full-has tolerably hige
cheek bones and round face. | will give the above
reward for the safe delivery of Warner 10 me, IN
King William, or to N. B. & C. b Hnl in Richmond
Va.
oc 30-dl2t GB MILLS.
FRESH PRUNEs, just landed for sale BY
JUAN PiZZINI,
oc % Next foor to the Exchange Bank.
QUCKWHEAT FLOER.-Auother lot new
- Buckwheat Flour for sale by
oc 80 GEORGE ]. HERRING.
s0 HHDs MUsGOvADo SUGAR, receiving and
0U for sale by BACON Il BAsKERVILLE.
nos
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INaE attention OF the ladies Is respectfully called
Il to our extensive stock of Dress Goods, COM
prisng goods from the lowest to the finest qualities
al unusually low prices Also to the largest and
hapdaomesi assortment of ribbons forences, satins
marcilinss bonnet and msntilla velvet kept in any
store in the city and at less prices 100 drzen linen
cambria hdkfs at S1.25 per dozen, 100 dozen linen
towels at 81 per dozen needle work goods of all
kinds in great variety; alpacas, merinoes and thi
tets of all shades and cheap; hannes, white, red,
blue and yellow, very cheap; with complete stock
of Domestic Goods and Servants Wear to which
we again respectfully call the attention of purcha
sers.
T Persons purchasing by the piece or dozen
would do we'll to give US call.
MILLHISER & BRO,
no2 1913 Broad street
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A IBERT l.. WEST, HOUSE CAKPEN-
f1TER AND JOINER, thankful for the liberal pa
ronage which he has received during the last five
years would inform his friends and the public that
he Is prepared to undertake BUILDINGS OF every
kind on accommodating terms.
Having practical knowledge OF tie business, h
hopes strict attention to It, to give satisfaction
ali who may employ him.
Shop on 9Th, between Grace and Franklin streets,
Richmond. Sc l3-dtlJ
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4 LUM WATER from the Rockbridge Alum
II Springs.-B-nnett & Beers, Druggists, No. 125
Main street, Richmond, Va, having been appointed
general agents for the sale of Alum Water from the
Rockbridge Alum Springs, announce to all who have
been waiting, that supply is now the way fresh
from the springs, and will be ready for delivery in
afew days.
stantly supplied with the water which will be re
ceived direct from the springs every week, n bar.
rels, halt barrels, and five gallon demjohns in the
highest stste perfection and equally good as when
drank from the fountain head
E@ The cash must accompany all orders. Ad-
dress BENNETT & BEERS,
no9 Druggists Richmond.