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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE,
WEDNESDAY, March 30.
House of neIe1ats~

A bill Incorporating the Rapid Ann Nayiga.
ton Company trejected and re-considered a few
days ago) was taken up and made the order OF
the day Tor Friday.
bill TO construct railroad from PhiIippi,
in Barbour county, to the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, or North Western Railroad, " as
taken up with amendments of the Senate, one
OF which was agreed TO, and another, "reserv-
ing the right TO the Legislature to regulate
the charges for the transoor ia ton of tonnage
and travel over the road" was rejected.
The following bills were passed:
Senate bill Incorporating the Castle
mans Ferry Turnpike Company, in Clarke
couniy;-and
A Senate bill incorporating the Alexandria
Stone-Quarrying, Dressing, Milling, and Man
ufacturing Company.
bill amending and re.enacting the 10Th
section OF an act incorporating the Guyandotte
Bridge Company, came from the Senate with
amendments which were agreed to.
bill concerning the duties Of Commission
ers Of the revenue, and specifying what prop
erty shall and shall not be assessed for taxa.
ton, was taken up at an early hour, as the
unfinished business Of the previous day.
Motions to exempt bonds for the hire of
slaves, and family jewelrv, from taxation, was,
after debate, rejected. Before concluding &C.
ton on the bill, at 3 o'slock the House ad.
'ourned.
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- A man named William Geery was ara
rested in New York Friday night for beating
his wife almos, to death. Her screams brought,
up the police, who found Geery standing over
her with stone cutters mallet in his hand
most TO jelly. Several of her fingers were
| iauened blythe blows with the malet as she
endeavored to shield her head. The demon OF
husband was sober al the time. 1t was
| thoug hit the woman could not recover.
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has existed at Wheeling relative to the speed
fthe Pii,sburg boat Allegheny, and the new
steamer Thomas Swami. The later beat the
Allegheny from Louisville Fl EIGHT minutes.
The lntelligencer rather mischievously init
mates tina, tn Allegheny passed under the
bridge without any noise or obstruction:
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A RARE Casa physician in Mobile in.
forms the editors of the Tribune of the fact of
a grandmother, who has not had child for
eighteen years, taking charge of an infant, and,
strange to say, giving milk sufficient for its
support. The mother being so i'll she could
not attend to the child, the grandmother took
it in the bed with her, and, in order to keep it
quiet, gave it her breast. In few days an
abundance ofmilk came, and she has thus
continued to act as nurse now sixteen months.
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ADVEL.-The Cincinnati Ncnpareil of the
18th inst. states that duel took place in that
city between grandson of Ex-President Har.
tlson, and the son of an extensive Banker
On the second fire the descendent of the Pre-
sident received bullet in the arm. Cause
a young lady.
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SHALL Pox.-A letter in the Norfolk Argus,
irom Smithfsld, Isle of Wight, states that the
ANAL pox, which has been raging to soma ex.
tent in that village, has been checked, and, it
thought It's further progress arrested. No
new case has occurred since the 2lst inst
inere has been but one death from it, and that
the first case.
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ALL kIGHT.-At st. Louis, recen tly, a
,'ung lady "as asprosecuted for obtaining sl27
worm 0i goods from young merchant under
la''' pfe'ehces' When the suit opened, he Ia.
oy appeared owned up, and offered herselffor
pay. The merchant liked her and sccs,,sd
ens tesa' tender, which was ratified by the
magistrate. '"'
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finkS'-on Sunday night row of four
s ne" frame houses, on New Jersey avenue.
-" "'sh'"S''n' were destroyed by fire. They
ref' o"aed by Carter Dorsey, of fAlexandria
On the same night, an old frame tenemen, .,
Duke street, Alexandra, was nearly cousum.
ed by FIRE.
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v 1t is stated that the CASTOR and We'll
don Railroad will be completed by the middle
of April, when Norfolk will be placed in daily
communication with Raleigh.
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DEATH OF AN EDIToR.-John Dunham, ed
itor of The Wheeling Argus, died on Sunday
last. He was for several years editor of a
Democratic paper in Ohio, and removed to
Wheeling about three years since.
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VESSEL BURsr.-We learn from the Nor
l0Ik Argus that the schooner "Mary and He
ien," from Suffolk, with a cargo of wood
pound for New Bedford, was burnt to the wa.
'er's edge near SeawelI's Point on Saturday
evening last. She was owned by James B.
HoEneet' OF Suffolk, and partially insured.
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O. MOST VALUABLE DWELLINGS
a ON MAIN STREET FOR SALE The sub.
scnber is authorized to sell the two lower Tene.
ments of that beautiful block of buildings on the
south side of Main street, opposite the "EGgemont"
house. They have just been finished, in the most
complete modern style, and are most desiIably To-
Gated for private residence. Persons disposed to
purchase will please examine the premises
II immediate application is made, they will be
sold below their value.
NH 29 w. GODDIN.
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GCERRILLAs IL CALlFoRNIA.-The leading
theme OF the country papers in California, for
soCle weeks back, has been of robberies and
murders, the greater part of which have been
committed by the band of Mexican despera-
does under the lead of joaquin. These have
SO aroused the population of Calayeras and
vicinity, that, according to last accounts, they
had turned out by hundreds to scour the coun-
try, hunt down and hang their common enemy.
A correspondent of the Sacramento Union
writes from Calaveras that Mexican women
betrayed the whereabouts of one of the robbers,
who was captured and brought into Jackson.
His name was Antonio Valencia, and he was
imnediately recognized by several Cinnamon
whom ne had assisted to rob on Sunday. The
prisoner was placed in the Jail for safe keep
Ing. but in about five minutes that unfortunate
building was for the third time broken into by
the people, and its inmate conducted before
Judge Lynch. He was tried and found guilty
ani Immediately escorted 10 that fatal oak tree,
fronting the Astor House. which was now
destined for the fifth time to bear peculiar
kind of fruit. Before being strung up he was
asked TO confess, but he s,ubbornly refused to
make any statement whatever. AT last ac-
counts Joaquin and his band were in chap
pareI, perfectly surrounded. The party fred
atthe MexcGns, killing one, and hitting Joa-
quIn in the cheek with bali. Some fifty or
sixty Americans and about one hundred In
dams had congregated around the chapparel.
The Indians had been offered $1,000 for the
head of joaquin. but the besiegers mad not con-
ciuded on any mode Of attack. Some propos-
ed to set fire TO the chapparel and thus force
them from their hiding g-place, while others pre-
posed TO cut road through the chapparel un-
Ill they could see the Mezicans, and then open
their fire upon them.
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ES The Farmers Hotel, Union street, Nor.
folk, was discovered TO be on fire on Sunday
night last. Mf. Thomas A. Dodd broke open
the door and exiting uished the flames. Damage
SLIGHT
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p EM0VAL OF THE FRANKLIN
AZ CLOTHING STORE, from 1872 to 90 Main
Street third door above 14th Street-where may
Ready Made Clothing ever offered to the ci.
uzens of Richmond. Our Stock comprises every
style, quality and color of Sack, Dress and Frock
Goats tor Spring and Summer wear Plain and
Fancy Cashmere Pants of every style and quality
imaginable; plain and figured Silk, Satin and Mar.
seies Vests in endless variety. Also, very large
and select Stock of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
Umbrellas, Carpet Bags, &c.
All we ask is cali at the Franklin, to be satisfied
that it is the place to get the best and most for
money. DECOU a. CO.
NH 25-6m 90 Main street Richmond Va
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~ George F. Anderson, of Norfolk, has
been appointed q director of the Roanoke
Valley Railroad to fill vacancy.
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ANOTHER STEaMER.-The Bay company
are preparing to huild another steamer, to bt
placed on the line between Norfolk and Balti
mare.
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nR. sNORWOODS TINCTURE OF VERA.
~ TRUM VIRIDE, for controlling the action of
the heart and arteries, in all cases vbers there is
preteraatural frequency. Asupply of the above ar
iicle, direct from DR. Norwood, just received and
for sale. Physicians are invited to call and read
the directions.
JAS. D: THOMAS, Druggist,
Corner Franklin and Nth streets,
e NH 30 Opposite Old Market.
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DKo"sED.-A negro sailor from the brig
Frances Jane, of Baltimore, was drowned at
NoFloik on Sunday, while attempting to save
'Ae lille oil Dir. Dunstan, the harbor-master, who
mad been upset in boat. Dunstan vas final
ly rescued by Mr.. Seward.
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nIRECT TIMPORTATION OF CIGARS
- FROM "HAVANA."-By steamer from Ia
vana to New York we are now in receipt of
choice lot of very superior Cigars direct from Ha.
vana OF our own importation and warranted genu.
Inc. This Cigar 10 the same we had small lot of
lew months since, and gave such great satisfac.
ton that We can confidently recommend them to
all who enjoy rich and highly favored Havana
Call and try them at
ma 81 BENNETT L. BEERS, Druggists
"A sale by A-N 'o'
Lnn % WIN TAYLOR
~ for sale BY AA"
mh 20 WIN TAYLOR.
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ARTIFICIAL TIE EFT H
q n L. A I, Mt LON Tha rar,
dersigned have purchased the right

TO use DR.. Aliens Patent Improve.
ment in the mode of inserting artificial teeth,
which 10 one OF the greatest and most important
inventions ever made in this branch Cf the Dentists
art
The improvement consists in the employment of
metal superior to gold, and in the compiete union
of all the teeth by sicious compound, which at
the time forms the most beautiful and natural
looking gum, and fills up all irregularities and Gre
vices and renders impossible that the teeth can
become unpleasant to the wesrer By the accumula.
ton of particles of food or other substances be.
tween them.
Persons wearing teeth inserted in the ordinary
way can have them exchanged for the improved
teeth at but little additional expense.
We shall be pleased to show specimens of the
work to all ersons interested, If they will call at
our ofsce, 200 Main street.
The price is the same as ordinarily charged
WAYT l. MAHONY,
The Dental profession of the State of Virginia
are lnforued that we the sole agents for the sale
OF Dr. Aliens improvement In this State, and are
prepared to sell Office rights and to give all the ne
cessary instruction ON reasonable terms.
We have used this Improvement In our Or actice
long enough to thoroughly tes. its merits and are
satisfied that it ia the greatest improvement ever
made in mechanical Dentistry. We will cheerfully
answer all questions in regard to this improvement
Address WAYT g. MAHOkY, Dentists,
mn 29-ts Richmond. Va.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
Tbgr.iay Morning, March 81, 1853.
CroScy Joxrs AND THE PETERSBURG

ErnB6y JoNEs AND THE PETERSBURG
Tur,rEE-ltappears from the Petersburg In.
,srli,encer that George Jones did not build the
Petersburg Theatre; but that il was built by
J,ug. CALDWELL, OF theatrical celebrity, VINO
b.;It the 81. Charles Theatre in New Orleans.
save we're in error when we stated the otheT
d,y that George built il, or rather that 1t was
h.;l, un8er his auspices. But we don't see
for all that why SVNE should De poking iun al
~. Certsin we are that George, who was in
his isv here the grand patron OF the legitimate
4,1,,a did 90 to Petersburg, and according TO
hi. own statement he found the drama in Ian
yu;sbinc state and set about Immediately TO
rev;ye il. Tie at leas, brushed the cobwebs
from The walls Of the theatre, provided ii with
soue calico and plush for servants, and red
Aslue Ter soldiers, &c., and himself flourish
ei there Tor a time a bright particular star, as
we confess he did here. He announced IN su-
per5 language the resuscitation OF the drama
ic Virginia and his installation as king OF IT,,
with the three theatres Of Norfolk, Petersburg,
and Richmond under his control, and that he
meant in his capacity of guardian, guide and
patron ofdramatic fame and genius TO conduct
what he called an "intellectual campaign"
which was to illumine the commonwealth and
make even draymen and washerw omen critics
of plays and PLAYERS. He cayoried about so
thai the impression was made that he built a
theatre in Petersburg as he certainly did in Nor
folk. Georges fsntsstical capers were too rich
to be monopoIized by this city-indeed he was
too magnifcen, to be pent up here. His fame
ilIumined our sister cities and they too share
any credit which his immortal name and its as
socatOAs impert.
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EYE WATER.-Fuller's "Aqua Opthama"
IL or celebrated Eye Water, for sore or inhsmed
eyes or eye.lids, or any weakness of the eyes,
This preparation is comparatively new but is fast
gaining for itsef the reputation it deserves. We
have never known it to fail in single instance. A
fresh supply just received and for sale by
DUVAL & BRO,
mn 90 Druggists, Bank Square.
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81 "THIs Is.A GREAT COUN.

e s'THIs ISsA GREAT COUN.
"a TRY" OR. WILL BE WHEN WE GET
E3 IT ALL FENCED IN N-There is no resist.
q ing the pressure of the times Steam and
electricity, caloric and galvanism, spirit rappngs,
sc, are drawing US on with high pressure force
But, notwithstanding all this, the place to get good
bargains in Watches, Jewelry, silver W are
ana Fancy Goods, of every description, is at
ELIAS HALES, No LOG Main street. The reason
why Goods can be sold as low, or less than can be
bought in New York, are plenty as blackberries
and will be satisfactorily explained to my new Gus
toners when they give me a call. My stock ccn
prises go great variety, to properly enumerate
would require volume as large as Webster's Die
tionary. Suffice it to say, greaser assortment of
Goods canno. be found in any store south of ida.
SON and DixUn's Line, or north either. Ii would
give me great pleasure to show country merchants
through my establishment, and show them Goods
that they will find ready sales for, at profit of
over one hundred per cent Having made ar
rangements 20 import Goods largely, suitable for
this market, and receive Goods direct from tie
manufactures, will keep up supply throughout
the season Call and see the Goods and prices;
wishing to make large sales, the profits will be very
moderate. ELIAS HALE
Imp orter of Watches, Jewelry and Fancy
NH 80 Goods, No LOG Main street.
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NOTICE! VISITING CARDS! The
lN obscure Virginia Card Writer hereby
announces to the public, that he is prepared to
write VISITING CARDS in the highest style of
art, and in manner tar more elegant, than those
engraved Specimens can be seen at the Book.
stores OF Messrs Nash Woodhouse, Main street,
and Messrs Harold & Murray, Broad street, where
orders may be left.
Cards furnished and written, per pack of so, Sc;
per pack of 3d. 81.
N. B. Leave your orders, and Cards wiz be fur.
nishsd at the shortest notice. NH 2S-6tr
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x4443zs> =. SUTHERLAND. oppO.
ASsite the Farme rs' Bank, offers
for sale an extensive assortment of the following
articles, at very low prices wholesale and retail,
consisting OF superior cast steel Kirby, Limerick,
Virginia, Trout, Salmon, Sea and other Fish
Hooks; Artificial Flies aud Insects; silk hair and
gut Lines; spun and plated silk do, hemp do;
Canton sea grass, silk worm gut, fancy cork and
quill Floats gut, hair and other Snoods,
(snells) Deep Sea Bows. Trout Baskets, Fishing
Books; Walking Stick, jointed and cane reed Fish.
Ing Rods, Brass Reels Drinking Cups, Powder
Fiasks, SHOT Pouches, Game Bags, Percussion Caps,
&c, &c.
q Merchants, Sportsmen and Others are in.
Vlted to call and examine before purchasing.
NH IL lmx
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DUNCAN LODGE rop ..

UNCAN LODGE FOR sATr
ABOVE named very desirable r.s.aa1.- No !
the valuable Tract of Land, contsiun ss . ana
vsrw are offered tor sale privsis!y ON
Ii u situated on the Deep Run Turnn;ha - Al.
continuation OF Broad street. about three sne
Of mile west of the city of Richmond ana dss an1.
200 yards from the Richmond College. e'ou'
The land 10 highly improved By abuudan, M.
nuring and good cultivation, and has 4 s,nsn
stream of water passing through the corner "a i,
In the garden and near the house are shrubs and
trees bearing great variety and abundance of fhe
choicest fruits and flowers.
The dwelling house is well and Handsomely bui,,
In modern style of brick, 50 by - feet two stories
and basement high, with all convenient out.
houses and Offices, also of brick and in good repair
The situation is an airy, dry snd perfectly healthy
one, and well supplied with excellent water. An
unexceptionabe title will be conveyed to the pur.
chaser. Apply to T. g. Mckenzie or Mrs. Nc.
kenzis, on the premises, to the subscriber, who
is duly authorised to sell and convey the same.
NH l9-dts " DANIEL, in
GOOD NEWS: GOOD NEWS!: COLTS
- AEVOLVERS at Reduced Prices.-Hav.
ing jusf received large supply of the above Pts
soo' ' VIII sell them at reduced prices, from SIT to
sso, WITH Mahogany cases and everything com.
plese' all are warranted the genuine Colts Revo.
Cali soon at HENRY HYMANs, direct importer
oi W Wascnes. Guns, &c. 50 Main street,
.nn S<-Im Richmond, Va.
| UMbER.-20,000 feet wide and briaht Sus.
" quehaana Boards; 10000 fee. 5s Poplar. and
io,Ooo feet 50 Oak, we'll seasoned for tobacco
boxes. Landing at Rockets from schr Falmouth.
Hof saio On tue "nsrt on accommodating terms BY
BELVIN & PARKER,
mn - Mahogany and Lumber Dealers
TO TOBACCO MANUFACTURERs,-
L Inc subscriber soticiss the attention of Tobae
co Manufscturer: t. his issuperior Presses and Mlls
OF every description. P.RAHM.
Eagle Foundry, Cary below Pearl strsss.
QICHMOND AND DANVILLE RATI.
~ R0AD-NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-
Proposals will be received at this Office until 10
on MONDAY, April 4th, 1853, for supplying 400 600
feet B NJ of X scantling.
SpecJFcation-To be all of yellow Pine, of sound
saart, and free from knots, windshakes, cracks,
an al other cefscts that will inure its strength or
ae loilty; sawed to section of Al inches, and
sut in lengths of 81, 24t, %, 3ls and IS feet.
The above timber will be received at Richmond l.
Stauatcn River or at any of the Companys stations
tor receiving freight between those places.
ANDREW TALCOTT,
mn IS-d2Wclt Chief Engineer.
MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ItA AT PRIVATE SALE The subscriber is au.
thorized to sell those three valuable brick Tene.
ments on the Northwest corner of Cary and 18th
streets, now occupied BY puncsual tenants at fair
rents.
Also vacant Lot now used as coal yard by
Mr.. Samuel P. Hawes, fronting "a feet on the
Norta side OF the Basin bank, running back 40 feet
to Gary street
Also, the brick Dwelling on the, South side of
Leigh, between End and 3rd streets, now occupied
by Mr.. Charles Wood having rooms, besides
mn 9-ts w. GoDDIN.
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A Il TT c l. E . USEFUL TO EVERY
"A HOUSEkEEPER-Door Mats, Butter Prints,
Clothes Hampers, Market Baskets, round, oval and
square: brass hoop cedar Cans brass hoop cedar
Buckets, Egg Whips, Meat Tenders, Pastry Boards,
Wood Spoons, Trays, Spice Boxes, Slop Buckets,
Toilet Sets some beautiful patterns; Fan lily Grind.
stones, Gridrons, Sauce Pans, Tea Kettles, Dust
Pans, Feather Brushes Hand Bells, Cullenders a
large assortment of Block Tin Ware of every de-
scrip,ion, Lemon Squeezers, knite Boxes, Tea Can
lsters, white Wash Brushes, together with large
assortment of China, Class and Earthen Ware. All
the above articles. with many others, can be found
at BULKLEY a. cos,
mn y l37 Main street
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L'AKM FOR RENT.-"WaIksrton,"9 9 miles
l. from Richmend. on the r. Il F. Kali Road,
with sixty acres attached, be had at low rem.
either by the year or upon lease-with or with
out the privilege eli the owners improving one
half with guanO, &c, at the option of the tenant -
Apply to WIN. GOULDIN,
92-5t streat
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f,OAL, WO0P AND POsTs.-Ikeep con-
- sanity on hand, Lump, Hail and Smiths Coal
OF superior quality; Oak and Pine Wood and Cedar
and Oak Posts, all of which l am selling at the
lowest market prices for cash, or to punciusl Gus.
toners. RBTYIER
NH 22-lm$ Stone Warehouse, Basin bank.
Sl,OO sa:eS:mo1s O.. s. .hOassad diIsns;sss enc
guerrean Galleries since the reduction of prices
And we now wish IL understood by all that Osborn
will continue to take fine Sky.Light Miniatures in 8
neat case for 81. Remember, this 10 the only place
where. Sky-Light Miniatures are taken for 81. To
those that think one dollar s too cheap for a good
Likeness, we would only say, call and get Like.
OSBORNS,
Opposite the Esnks. sign of the American Flags.
QEAUTY AND ELEGANCE com.
- BINED-SPRING FASHION OF CLOTHING.
We are now receiving direct from our manuiseto-
ry, (where We have the best French and American
cutters employed) our new styles of Spring and
summer Clothing, to which we ask the attention
OF Gentlemen in want of something really nice and
beautiful Our stock consists of every article usu-
ally found In a 'fashionable" Furnishing House.
mh is KEEN CHILEs BALDWIN.
ALL SMALL BOYs.-H. p. TAYLOR. asa
n street, between Grace and Frankiin-Ny
School being exclusively for beginners, aive sps.
cial attention to Reading Correct Enunciation.
Grammar and Spelling; also to Geography, Man
Drawing, Art2neuc ana dlstoTy. Specimens of
my boys composition and writing, may be alvavs
seen al the Dispatch osice. My Rule IL peremu-
tory, out as seai.e as possible oc9
MATER FkLTERs.-CHRISI a IA.
W THROP have concluded to close their ssock Of
genuine Mediterancan Water Filters at greatly re-
duced prices Those who have not supplied thsun-
selves, VIII do well TO call Immediately at
NH 81 90 M.iu ss~>>s
pkIvATE PkACTICK.-Dr PLUME .
CO. may be consulted, confdentially, for thu
treatment OF the following diseases: Errpnors,
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Glandular Swelngs, or en-
iargements, 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 a. tho very bet
article known, 70 give tone and ylgor TO CERTAIN
abused aud debiltsedo well - % removals
asysteri shattered by dissipation or other cause
Medicines securely put up, with sau dirocaoEss
and sent To order. Post paid lesiers prompayst
tended 70. Oboe on Franklin street. below Exr
change Hotel, and irst door below Trinity enursas
Richmond. Virginia Ies
ESANs, FANS, FANs.-Eisssst spanish
It Stick. Feather, SILK and sandal Wood Fanss
some very handsome, for sale by
NH 20 Corner Main and l2th stxeetA