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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-02

e AT regular meeting OF Laurence Section
No {, Cadets Of Temperance, held Tuesday even.
ing, March goth, 1883, the following members were
elected officers for the ensuing quarter, viz w m
Taylor, Worthy Archon; VIM f Toad, Vice
Archon; Wu, Tanner, Sec; Thos U Dudley, Jr.
Asst Sec; VIM Ayres Treas; Geo Steel Asst
Treas; Robt Pearce, Guide; Adol C Gary, Usher;
James P Mathews, Wa.chman; and Daniel Lyon,
Esq, Asst Watchman.
The se:tion meets every Tuesday evening at
shce street.
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CANDIDATES FOR oFFICE


q To tee Vofers Of the City Of RIrA-
W0nd.-GkNTLEMEH: NJ one Of you, suors-
bend, csn mlsuuderstsnd my position before Won
candidate independent Of all caueuses, csljs over
many signatures aod all such humbugyerv. RI,
being informed last evening, and havins asaiu ~.
day heard the same statement, that some busv h..
dy, who know not, but suppose II to be acme
person desirous OF advancing himseH thai RAJ
retired from the field, desire to say 10 You ia,
this statement 10 unauthorized and faIse--shs,
whilst 1t is incompatible with my views Of pronyis
~, and think that gentleman should e.ect;onae,
for judicial Office Of any kind, much less that NJ
the Mayoraify Of your city, before whom eyerv
citizen, the most virfuoas and exalted a. well :,
the lowest and most abandoned, are liable 10 be- a.
raigned. Learning to-day. frsm a brother of NJ
Joseph Mayo that he repudistes the nomination eon.
ferred upon him on Wednesday n ghs al the Az.
can Church, notwithstanding he was brougbt ~
the notice Of that Getting By an old and djs,;n.
guished friend, (Hr Swagerle) whose eloq,encs
secured his unanimous nomination desirs ~ Is
form him that am collecting some n.erestiue facts
which, doubt not both this public and the assre.
said nominee will feel curious to ace before the aa
earliest moment can devote TO the Completion NJ
some one or two records. In the mean time -,
quest that gentlemen do not commit Themselves "a
lew men never should do TO any aspirant for Of.
fee, until they know between whom they have IN
choose. 10 conclusion, hope that Il win not 10
considered nkind TO advise that TIE pouinse
should keep his nerves calm as he can under az
listing circumstan and publicly ger upon one
horse or the other. Bea man for oree, if You can
Respectfully,
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ARRESTED ON SusPIcIoN.-Peter Baker. slave to
Joseph X. Anderson, was arrested or Thursday
night by the watch, having in hispossession hand.
some gold watch, set of table spoons, knives, &c.
He produced evidence before Alderman Evans,
yesterday, that While man had entrusted him with
the watch to get it repaired, and alleged that the
spoons and knives had also been given to him by
white man. He was ordered to be held In Gus
tody until he should account satisfactorily for the
x,n
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To KEEP THE PEAcE.-In the Mayors Court,
yesterday, John Taylor appeared before Alderman
Evans, to snswer to charg' Of using threatening
language towards John Mathews, his neighbor, On
Oregon Hill. He was required TO give security in
the sum of $50 to keep the peace
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e The World of tasEI0n-Puo!isheo ev-
cry month IN Loncon and Paris, is the very book
that every Milliner and Dress Maker should have.
Every number contains four splendidly engraved
stee! plstes OF the ares. fashions and two three
patterns cut ready for use together with direc
tons and explanations OF the plates. general news,
anecdotes, DC. Price so cents per month or 50 q
year, delivered regularly in any part CT the city, BY
LEWIS L. SMITH,
Newspaper and Periodical Agent,
nh 2l-3t Onpasite American Hotel.
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THE WORLDS FAIR.-IA
r. ". sT.ARKE, Attorney al

b. w. STARkE, Attorney at
49, Law and Notary Public.-Pracuees
in ali the Courts of Henrico County and Richmond
city. AS Notary Pubkc, particular attention will
be paid to the taking of Dispositions, Gin or out OF
his otice) Proof and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF Deeds,
acknowledgements of Dover, &c. Claims for colec-
ton entrusted 10 him, promptly offended TO.
Office removed TO No 81, three soors soove City
Hotel on North side of Main street, Richmond, Va
de- 9-lE
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Jefferson ward.-The following ticket
wiz Ue supported tor Aldermen and Councilmen,
in Jefferson Ward:
Aldermew.-Wiiism Taylor, Rickasd SanXay,
Alfred lnloes, Thomas Harogrove, Alexander L
Royster.
C0aHciimen.-N Hill, Ios N Carringson, Rich.
ard hasklns, Arson Richards, James TalSct
NH 30-dfdes
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Grain Hieasurer.-TO the Voters OF
the City of Richmond.-I hereby declare my
self candidate tor Inc office OF Grain MeasuIer.
Should it be your pleasure TO elect me, shall Leave
no effort untried to give general satisfaction
mu 24-dtd* BEVERLY T WELLS.
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20 The Peoples Tick t-Monroe
W ard The following ticket Will be supported
for Monroe Ward on Wednesday, Apfl 9Th. They
true and tried men OF ability and irnness, and
mach devoted to the interest OF the Ward.
CoUNcILMEN-J. +. Anderson, Sazr Eel D De.
noon, J. Scott, w. C. Allen, D. j. Saunders
ALDERMEN-S T Pulian, ]. G.. Wingaeld, l.. w
Giazebrook, j. Bray, j. l. Tate
VOTERS, WINGS AND DEMOCRATS
mh 30-7t% of Monroe Ward.
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SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

The Enquirer Of yesterday is chiefly deVoS
ted TO statistics about gold. 1t EXHIBITS the
vast influx Of gold, and expresses the opinion
that in view of this influx the extension OF ousl-
ness operations and commerce in the country
has been very moderate. The Enquirer has
very brief notice of:he action the Senate en-
the bill Dstric,ing the State, and declares that
il will be the Subject Of deep and lasting re-
greet to the Democratic party,
The Mail comments upon the poor support
given TO agriculture by the Virginia Legisla-
ture, and urges upon the Legislature and the
farmers the importance of strengthening the
agric ultural interest.
The Examiner throws shell shot amongst
the Democrats of the Senate, through whose
action the Congressional District bill from the
| House was amended. 1t charges that the
| amendments came from "some gentlemen in
| the counties around Richmond, who are for.
ever making fuss about city influence and
who are endeavoring to wriggle off their natu-
raj connection with the Democratic party Of
the capital" 1t continues:
"To give a half dozen unknown but aspiring
| Young gentlemen chance 10 shine, the De-
mocracy of the State is to be sacrificed, and
the organization of the party is to be ground
to powder.
"Bythis new arrangement such men as Pow
ell and Bocock, Milson ana Bayly and Gas
kie, are forced either to retire, or to war on
one another, that Mr.. Sharp, and Mr.. + lint
and Mr.. Small Beer, and Master Smaller Pota
toes, may have room to exhibit their delectable
proportions to the public without the lisk o
odious comparison"
1t consoles itself by the remark, that the
strife which il regrets has come about "wil
have the good effect of showing to all people
schat's Shat? and rkos rho?
The Times notices card of Colonel Nc
MULLEN, of the Little Tennessee District
about paper arranging the basis Of distri'
button of the patronage of the Federal Gov
eminent in Virginia j. e. of an equal division
of il be tween the East and West. This pape,
was for the signature of Virginia Congress
men but Messrs. Millson, Powell, Caskie
Meade, Holiday and Averett refused to sign
These things the Colonel makes known, ane
declares that he means to make the question
of an equal division OF Office between the Eas
and West an article of his political creed.
The Wig also has notice ofCol. Men,:
publication, and OF the action of the Senate OF
the Congressional District bill. 1t is amused
at the Democratic family jars on the subject
but says the amended bill only gives ont
Wing, and is only less obnoxious to Wing:
because the Districts are q little mole com
| Dact,
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THE DELuGE This painting, of the first events
in the world, has excited great deal Of curiosity
aad itself is subjected 10 nightly deluge Of vi.
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HEALTH OF Mrs. CAss.-The Detroit Tri.
bune states that strong hopes, not wholly
without fears, are now entertained of the re-
covefy OF Mrs. Cass from her late severe and
dangerous illness,
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~To NV old Gus tomers and Frfends.-
r. FRANCE & CO., Managers.
NH % or to C. B. LUCK, Richmond, Va.


supplied regularly, every morning by o'clock,
with the Philadelphia Daily Ledger. by leaving
their names a. the Newspaper and Periodical Depot
of the subscriber, directly opposite the American
Hotel. The Ledger has the largest circulation OF
the Philadelphia dsilies, and Tor teegrapnic ne VS.
local intelligence &c is superior TO any of them.
So send IN your names. Subscription, l2t cts per
week, pay able weekly to the carrier.
LEWIS l.. SMITH,
Newspaper, Magazine and Periodical! Agent.
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L to mention two other bends, when | was rob-
bed of, to wit: l against Mfr. John Haw, OF Han.
over County, for sl40 for the hire OF negro for
the year 1882. Also, other sond Of $500 against
Mr. Barham, (near the head Of Broad sireet) for
the hire of blacksmith, named John Bap1i .ter.
Tor the present yea-. All persons are cautioned
agains, trading for said bonds. They were made
pay abls 10 Z. DEWS,
az PIT Agent
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e City Biscsiss..- pur'usDcs of.As .st g
The Chsrter of the City OF Richmond, passed
March sOb ss q election e s E i e each ss w.9S
- ~. ~ ~ Sre MEMBER Of the Council, and
i've members Of the Court Of Hastings; and for
Mayor. Superintendent OF the Gas Wera IS S wa
intendent Of Streets, Superintendent OF the Ws.er
works, Register of the waterworks assessor, Loi
lecsor Of Inc City Taxes hign 10, paor
house Gaueer, Measurer of Grain, Clerk OF tne
Hastings Court Attorney for the Commonwealth No
The election win be held at the First Market, IN
Jefferson Ward 81 the City Hall, in Madison " ara
and at the Shockoe Hill House, In Monroe w ara.
NH oi tea WIN. p SHEPPARD, C. c. X.
ETo my old Customers and Frfends'-
nv Office is now opened at No. 8, Governor street
(late K. G. SCOTS ofice) for the sale OF Lottery
Tickets, where it will give me pleasure to van OF
you. y b. LIN.
Orders for Certificates or Packages, or single
Tickets and shares in any of the Maryland Lotto
ries, will meet promp. and confidential attention. Il
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y Virginia Daguerrean Gallery. No

145 MAIN STREET, e, the Gothic Windows = Hand
some D0gUeTreotgpe.-Mr WIN. A. PRATT, Da-
guefreo,y pist on Main street, between 18th and
18th, has sent Us, $50 il is sao) admirable Ike
ness Of Prince Albert, taken from media furnish
ed him, together with diploma signed by the
hand OF the Prince, and handsome volume OF the
reports OF tie Worlds Fair, fo- exhibiting speci.
ms of his art. The picture is very good one, and
reflects great credit on theartist as an operator.
Extract.-SIR: nave the pleasure to inform
you that the Jury mas awarded you medal DC.
mh25 MIi-LAkD FILLMORE.
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- City SGrveyOr.-I am candidate for
re erection, for the oil e Of City Surveyor.
ap l-lde* TEOS. u LAnD
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& r. Great Excitcmens -Immesse sac.
cess .-N1orc than 500 PcFsons In the City
Of Richmond stene testify 70 the remark.
able cures performed ~ CaFtcr's spMnish
Mfxture.-Ihis great spring medicire aud puYi
flyer OF the blood IL used BY hundreds Of grateful
patients who testify daily TO the remarkable
performed by the greatest of all medicines, CAR
TIERS SPANISH MIXTURE. Neuralgia, rheuma-
tiam, scrofala eruptions in the skin, liver disease,
eases of the throat, female complaints, pains and
aching Of the bones and JOINTS are speedily put to
fight BY using this great and inestimable remedy.
FOR all diseases of the blood, and as spring and
| summer medicine, nothing has yet been found TO
compare with it. 1t cleanses the system of all i'm
purlties, acts gently and efficiently the liver and
Kidneys Strengthens the digestion, gives tone to the
stores the constitution enfeebed by disease broken
down by excuses in youth, to its pristine vigor and
strength
For the ladies' it is incomparably better than all the
cosmetics ever used. few doses of Carters Spanish
Mixture Will remove all sallowness of complexion
bring the roses manting to the cheek, give elasticity
to the step and improve the general health in a re-
| Of
The large number of certificates of remarkable cures
performed persons residing in our own CITY by the
use of Carters Spanish Mixture is the best evidence
that there is no humbug about IT. The press hotel
keepers magistrates, physicians and public men, well
| the wonderful effects of this GREAT BLOOD PURI
Eyer.
around the bottle
None genuine unless signed
BENNETT BEERS, Druggists,
No l25 Main street, Richmond.
Sold by all Druggists in this city and elsewhere
@ ,|1a six, hot for
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GEO.R STEEL Sa1

70 A Card.-Miss COKDELIA CAPPELL
returns her sincere thanks to the ATmory Band for
their delightful serenade on Thursday night; and
also to the Young Guard, who accompanied them
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DAGUkRRhOTNPES.

Would you keep those priceless treasures
Memories of long vanished pleasures,
And preserve for your beholdng,
Forms and faces long since moulGngi
MouLsoN car take, with priet eudeavor,
Face and form that LAST forever.
A truthful, lIfe-like finely finished portrait or
miniature of relative or friend severed from US
hy distance or death, who would not prize and de.
sire to possess 4 clear, rich.toned, durable Da-
guerreotype is an ooiec, rarely seen. But MOUL.
SONS Pictures withstand the test CT time, and are
pronounced by the highest authority, unsurpassed
on ether side the Atlantic
Our price for one OF these fine Portraits is only
ONE DOLLAR complete, sld warranted 20 Please
or sale.
Strangers and citizens are cordially invited to
cal! and examine specimens.
Observe the name and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sky and Side Light Daguerrean Gallery, 10 Main
street. lie
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rg To the Voters of the City of Rich.
mOnd :-For reasons satisfactory TO myself, de-
cine all connection with the candidacy tor the off
fee OF Prosecuting Attorney for the ely of Rich.
mond. JOHN z GILMEk.
an l-0f
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A GoDDIN.



Klcnmond.
Mayor-Joseph Mayo
Commonwealth Anorney-R Daaisl
Clerk Of Hastings CouEt-Chas Howard
City Sergeant M Ferguson
City Coector-JA Hobson
High Consiable-No nomination
Supt Gas Works-Chas Campbell
Supt Water Works. Davis
Supt Poor House-A Michaels
Supt Streets-Micajah Bates
Register of Water Wuras-M St-aston
City Gauger-Sampson Jones
Measurer of Grain-L Luck
City Assessor-Dabney IL Miller
Captain Night Ws.ch-Geryis Traeneart
City SuIveyor-P Harrison, Jr
MONROE WARD.
C0uncilmen.-U Saunders ] M Saeuherd. ] r
Anderson. A Scott, Albert Snead.
aldermen JAS Bray, C Wingfed. VIM Boot.
wright, S I Pulliam, Richard A Darlington
MADISON WARD
Councitmen &C A Myers, Chss Nils Thos w
McCance, 5 maupin and II w Fry.
.AldeTmen.-Jsmes Evans, K NJ Burton, Thomas
Tyrer, J q Binford and J Cowardin.
aD 2-ltT
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EDr. j ohm =. Waits1aiI. H0meopa tiric
Physician. Office on Governor street, nearly op-
posite the Governors House. NH I4-6m%
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I OsT, yesterday morning, somewhere Ia Inc
Ia city, cota Pocket Book, large size, con-
tanning my indian certificate of the Pamunkey
tribe; issued by King William Court A reward OF
three dollars will be paid for the delivery of the
pocket book and certificate az this Office.
ap 2-2tt ELI BRADRE
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EaP To the Voters OF JeHerson Ward

EXY To the Voters OF Jefferson Ward.
The Peoples Ticket.-The gentlemen named
below for Ceuncilmen and Aldermen have been
tried for mary years and have given universal sa-
tisfaction. We are in hopes they will receive the
unanimous vote OF jefferson Ward they are ali
too we'll known to need any comment.
CouRcilmea r o Haskins, Jos II Carrington,N
Hill, Jas NJ Talbot. ard A Richards
14IdermeR.-Edwin Farrar, Alfred intoss, Rich'd
D Sanxay, Alex l. Register and Bodeker.
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ap 2-dtde*

Ticket for Jefferson WGrd.-CeUN-
CILMEN-Jss NJ Talbot, Arson Richards, Hill,
Z Sinton and h Butler.
ALDBRMEN-A Roy ster, A Inloes, + D Sanxay,
VIM Taylor, ana Bodeker.
The above ticket will be supported by both
parties in Jefferson Ward.
ap l-dtd* MANY VOTERS.
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C@ TIE most contrmed cases OF The most distress
ing diseases oft times arise from indigestion. All of
as, more or less, are troubled with this annoying
symptom stin as il is general thing, we do not
tempt medicate until something serious lntervenes
We would, public monitor, warn ali our readers
against the sin OF neglect and at the same tine re-
commend TO their notice DIR Hoofanas German Bit
ters. the original preparation as prepared by NJ
JACKSON No 10 Arch street, Philadelphia. We have
cures effected through its intuence-I Scott's
Weekly. For sale by
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~ Yeu can always find ut WIN. FAIL
CONER'S Bakery, III Main street, an assortment
of Cskes, Pastry, Pies Crackers, Bread, Rolls,
Biscuit, &c, that cannot De surpassed by any other
establishment in tue city, in variety or qualify
Call or send your orders 10
MD Its WIN FALCONER. III Main st.
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not Mr. THos EVANS. We are requested to make
this statement 10 correct erroneous impressions.
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u Monroe Mara.-RegaIar Independent
Ticket
COMMON CoUNcIL-D Saunders D Denoon,
Wlilam Breedsn, John FL Shook, Wa Allen.
ALDERMEN Joseph C Wingdeld, James Bray,
L w Glszeorook, 5 7 Puiliam, Jesse Williams.
NH 29-6t+ COMMON JUS FlCE.
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~ Tum0r i'm the Neck cured by
Holfoway;s Ointment and Pilis.-Thomas
Marrow, residing on the Welsh Back, Bristol had
been in i'll health tor years and always complained
Of a soreness in the neck; he was seen by several
medical gentlemen, but none were successful in
atfording him the leas, relief; however alter some
time large tumor formed under his left ear, from
which he s5sred intensely, and tried remedy after
remedy without obtaining any benef: until ne
made use OF ii Oli0way;s 0intmert,an Pills /,
and these wonderful medicines soon reduced the
tumor, and effsctually cured Il: and he is now in
the enjoyment of the most robust heslth.
Sold by the Proprietor, 224, strand, (uear Tenn
pie Barr London, and by all respectable Vendors
OF Patent Medicines thu hout the British Empire,
and by those OF the United States, in Pots and Box
es at 37h cents,-e7 cents, and 81 so each. Whole.
sale by the principal Drug Houses in the Union. and
by Messrs B &, D SANDS. New York, and PUR-
CELL, LADD g. co, Richmond, Va.
There is very considerable saving in taking the
larger sizes.
NB-Directions for the guidance OF Patients are
affixed to each Pot or Box. mh 26-Iw
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sT If you Want something Very Nice
for Tea, send TO WIN. FALCOSEh'S Bakery, III
Main Street, about O'Clock, ?. H., and get some
Tea Biscuits. nah LIT
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DT To the Voters of the City of Rich.

80 40 the FUters OF Inc U1IY OF n ICh.
mOnd.-In consequence of the death o. our wor.
thy aud efficient officer Of the Night Watch, Capt
Burwell lInHns, beg leave most respectfully, 10
offer myself candidate for the Office. have
served Tor the last ten years as ID, AMI portion of
the time as Ist Officer.
ARCH. WILK NSON,
-dt1ak ia-l
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q Citize ems and strangers Visiting

and most approved style, should call al the Hair
Dressing, Shaving, ShaInpoonng and Bathing Saloon,
under the American Hotel
N Blot and Cold Shower Baths can be had
daily from half past 6 A NJ to half past 3 Nj, and on
Sunday 10 IL NJ.
Single Bath 25 cents, or five tickets for 81; En-.
trance llth street. NH 70
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Sold by all Druggists in this city and elsewhere.
Price 81 per bottle. six bottles for s.. ap1
pocLbrfdee Alum Water. from the

h0cKDrI0kc AfHfu tuS
Rockbridge Alum Springs, Va.-Ths cele
brated Water is diaretic, catharic, tonic and aite-
ratve 10 its effects on the system. Ii excites the
action of the liver in many cases. in which caoInei
would have no effect.
The wonderful success which has attended the
use of the Rockbridee Alum Water for many years,
in great variety OF diseases mas acquired Tor 1t q
celebrity rarely if ever eqused, and Is steadily in
creasing The most eminent chemists OF the day
have examined the Water, and found it possessed
extraordinary medicinal properties. It has been
declared by the beat authorities TO be cure for
every form of ScTofua, Chronic Liver Diseases, all
Chronic Diseases of the Stomach and Bowels, Dye
pepss, Chronic Diseases OF the Eyes, Merculsr At
ectons, and particularly adapted 10 cases of Passive
Uterine Hemorrnage, complicated with derange-
ment CT the Liver and Stomach. and many other
disorders arising from iElpurity CT the blood.
BENNETT d BEERS, Druggists, No rs Main
street, Richmond. Va, the sole agents for the
sale OF H0ckbridge Alum Water. Price per
barrel Si0 half barrel Sc; by the gallon so cents,
cash on delivery, OF good city acceptance.
The p1bfc cautioned against a variety Of ar
ticles purporting to be Alum Water. Unless il
come through US, il cannot De genuine, and is no,
from the Rockbridge Alum Springs, Va.
ia 2S-uAw.m
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no MERCHANTS AND OTHERs.-
l. MAINS Parchment Paper Copying Books are
superior 10 those hitherto sold. Tnoir advantages
are
LIST. The paper is very tough, having much more
strength than the paper in common use
I'd. IL receives more distinct aud perfect i'm
precision.
Sd Offers the advantage of texture and surface
which may be written upon with pea aad ink with
out spreading.
Attn. For duplicates it is decidedly preferable.
SIN Each page is numbered.
They are wei bound aad OF various sizes.
large supply jus! received By
NASH d. WUOOEOUSE,
Rp2 tavIa SuuaSe.
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IL Cherry recrorai.-We nave departed
from our usual rule in regard the advertising of
Medicines in admitting the notice of the Cherry Pee
tora TO columns. II is not patent medicine but
one, the contents of which, well known to- the
medical profession, and which has proved highly
beneficial in the case of number of our acquaint
complaints Some of our most skilful and eminent
eicians recommend it to their patients in THEN
regular practice and feel that we are comforting
favor upon the public by making known its virtues
louisville On. Advocate. For sale by
PURCELL, LADD Gu,
fe p Richmond