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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-07

The Ph@nix Society, of William and Mary
College have elected T. F. Meagher, Esq, an
honorary member, and he has accepted the
honor. 1.-THE Penix (says Mr.. John Randolph
Nichols. of Georgia, Corresponding Secretary
is one of the Oldest literary societies in Americu
established by Jefferson it has ever been charac-
terised by strict adherence to the principles of
that truly national statesman"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-07

A MATCH RACE for a purse of $4,000, will
como off over the Fairfield Race course on Fri
day next, between T G Bscon's mare Nina, and
John Bechers horse Red Eye. Nina is from
South Carolina, and enjoys high reputation for
f1eetness. Many we'll contested fields however.
attest the bottom as we'll as the f1eeness of Red
Eye. The race has, therefore, excited the live-
Hest interest in sporting circles; the betting will
be spirited and the attendance multitudinous.
A post race, three mile heats. has ALSO we
learn, been determined upon, between South Car
olina and Virginia, for purse of 0,OO0--Mr.
Bacon to name the S. G.. horse aud the Messrs
Green the Virginia animal.
~ We were yesterday indebted to Purser
ALLISON, of the steamer Roanoke, for New York
papers of Friday and Saturday,. This fine steam
er left New York Saturday afternoon and land
ed goods at our wtlaves yesterday, (Monday)
morning.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-07

VTUARTs COFFEE sUGAR.-iOO bbs of
- the above landing for sale by
je7 EDMOND, DAVENPORT Il co.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-07

OsiaIN or EVERY tTsEAsE. THE MEANS OF CURE
In the year 1885, lie Roy Gear demonstrated that
every disease originated from impure or undigesled
particles, becoming mixed wi the blood and ffaids-
And aso that every disease il was only neces-
sary TO open the n ttuIa outlets of the body and allow
hem to Ieman open, by which M the hood and
other fluids would release tn from the und
gestd I'd impure PARTICLES, and OF health would
be csltaia 10 eusue.
The Royal Institute Of France awarded TO him for this
discovery, the Gold Medal of the destitute.
This is historical fact.
Allwhich the til Veget able UniVer al Pills pro-
tess to do is, to carry this principle and experience
has July established them c4pabe OF it. When there
lore bad st ate OF he 18th exists in the body, all that
has 10 be done is to continue PURGE it eecually
powerful must be the dose
ThSBraodreth pills made entirely Of Vegetable
Extracts; known by long experience to be perfectly in
nocen and yet OF more power puroative, clean
ser the alimentary canal, than ~ other medicine
Their effect on the sy tenn is easr that is remark
able tact thatih dose may be given TO infant
ADULT, without the poss bity Of doing any injury
but on the contrary good. Therefore. cosveness,
ther habltua othe wise, and in Bilious Fevers and
all bilious affections they OF the greatest possible
benefit
Dr. Brandreth's Principal Office 24l Broadway, New
York; other offices in New York
M. BRANCH. Richmond. Va.
No. east Main street, opposite Old Market
Country Merchants and Planters be supplied at
York prices nv 3-2w
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-07

UHMYsECIANs,s SADDLE BAGS of the best
IL patterns, and Family Medical Chests of all sizes,
for sale by ADlE GRAY, Druggists.
js 7 lat Main st.
CHAKAOTs.-A substantial, safe. and easy
~ carriage for little folks, supply just received from
this factory, for sale by
je7 ZIMMERMAN.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-07

"Ah no, to distant chimes, dreary scene,
Where half the convex world obtrudes between,
Through torrid acts with fainting steps, they go
Where wild Altama murmurs to their woe.
Far different there from all that charmed before,
The various terrors of that horrid shore
Those blazing sons that dart downward ray,
And fereely shed intoerabe day;
Those matted woods where birds forget to sing.
Rof silent bats in drowsy clusters cling;
Those poisonous fields with rank luxuriance crown
ed,
Where the dark scorpion gathers around
Where, at each step. the stranger tears to wake
The rattiiag terrois of the vengelul snake;
Where erouching tigers wait thei helple 50 prey,
And savage more murlcrous still Than they;
Viii eft in whifls the mad tornado hes
Mhgiing the ravaged landscape with the skies"
In this rather uninsitins sketch it must be
confessed that it is not easy to recognize the na-
tural features of that thriving State, which pos
sesses at The present day above eight hundred
miles Of railroad, aud which. by her rapidly iu-
creasing population, and liberal endowment of
colleges, schools and churches, aud all the other
ociai institutions OF q highly improved commu-
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-06-07

For Coughs, Coids, ether affections of r lungs
and throat generally, USE SrABLER'S ANODYNE
CHERRY EXpECTORANT; is believed to BIZ tho
best medicine for this class of diseases ye! discovered;
the Medical Faculty use il and thousands have been
curedby it. See advertisement mt in nosher column.
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by j. g. MCGUIRE, Auctionecr.

VERY vALUBLE AND HIGHLY-INPRoyED FARM IN THE
vicinity OF Washington auction-On Monday afternoon
May 3D. aa O'Clock auction rooms shall sell thar valuable
Woodstock,n lying Dsrct OF Columbia about
miles Yard free road OF the best lead
and In mmedato nbborhood OF the lands Of
ess Young Addison Barry Jenkins Gibson, and the
II contains three hundred and Of
hundred of which cleared and In CULTIVATION
residue heavily timbered The cleared land well
fields, which falling
Large quantities OF mo sshes stable
this land with effect within
years all produce heavy
There Of bottom land well set in timothy
fifty clover, and about forty seeded In wheat
The consist OF large and comoa
Bile dwelling dairy, and and gardeners
houses and all outbudngs for the
purposes OF farm.
u sold all together, will be divided into hree parts and
sold in that way
Terms Sir dollars residue in two and
safacory secured bearing interest
may auction store Possession given immo
diatey. JAS u Mceulhb,
Anl3-eod Auctioneer.
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,mMEssE sToCK OF CANTON MATrINGs.-we hav

IMMENSE STOCK OF CANTON MArIINns.-Ne nav nave
schooner Fairfax extensive assortment
sell them wholesale
hsm late auction sales in New YORK
sell them good terms
county Dealers wishing replenh their stock will
the cost OF uanspoa
likely them less prices than they would have
other cities
respectfully informed have In for
pieces Of o. 5 aud ~ extra heavy and
These goods will
Aso all other makes and styles most IN de
which will bs furnished the most reasonable terms
CLAGErT b DODsON.
An lo--3teoif
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INLE0ANT CARPETINos.-We respeetluIIy Invite lhe at

EIE4ANT CARPETIN6s.--We respectfully invite the at
IL several and superb patterns OF
tapestry with the and door mats match
ing Also extensive additional supply OF real Engsh
capeng together assortment OF low
priced hemp and ingram capetings
goods having by prior the late
vance on labor sold quite reasonable All
who effect saving OF money they contemplate
furnishing advised their now we nave IN
complete assortment. ..uo.x
Ap l2-3teoif CLAGETT DoDSoN
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MILK silver Spring Gsrm.-The undersigned will
u milk Washington He that the
of quality from kept fine condition
invited visit al their
aud oh the OF
wh families will in degree depend
ALFRED l. DRANE,
Ap 5-oaw2w Manager of silver Spring Farm.
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GOODS for Boys' Wear.-We have hand good
VI of goods for boys wear, consisting Of
Check linens linen driings lweeds, cashmeres
Summer cloths cassimeTes, French striped nankeens
could suitable for boys
wear, o which would solicit attention.
We have splendid stock OF plain and embod
Grape shaw which would invite
the inspection of the ladies'.
hosiery complete comprising misses
and stockings all hard find elsewhere
goods good In
will be odahioned makes heavy
linens, suitable for shirt bodies, pillow cases, &C.
Also linens qualify table linens great vaTeiy and
very superior wide sheetngs OF all widths cheap
so dozen table napkins, from 81 25 up
20 pieces brown Scotch linens for boys aprons &c
With every thing linen order, all Of which
spectinlly submit TO the inspection OF purchasers.
w. M. SHUSTER & CO.,
Ap 5-eo6uf 7ih street, Pennsylvania avenue.
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DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT rOR SALE

THE BEAUTIFULLY-LoCATED COUNTRY SEAT OF THE
Paul kRchy all the tbereon
ing substantial dwelling brick carriage house
and siable barn, Sc, offered AT private sale.
This place offers particular inducements TO desrous OF
eating In vicinity OF Washington. Lying beyond, mme
adjacent corporation limits, fifteen minutes
walk Presidents house. well suited for city residence,
exempt The position occupies has the
advantage being convertible into three separate and desirable
building each emiuence facing the ely.
The dwelling beautifully ground front!
ing nsrhorn extremity affords spsn-
city Potomac, aud, In distance the
spires and shipping Of Alexandria majestic oak stands beside
ovehadowing than
charm the place
other residence u the vicinity possesses.
abundance Of excellent the dwelling.
For further particulars inquire on the premises of
Feb g7-eodu MAGDI. KINCHY.
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COMPLETE IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.-Uur stock is
complete all departments, and is much larger and more
varied lhane eve has been before.
spring silks Of the newest and most modern styles,
Ia proiusion,
Mourning goods large and new assorted stock he newest and
wishing
Kind can call at suited in all they need,
lancs, mousenes iaroons and chnze all qualities
and styles. u ricb combinations of coors.
linens and linen goods, such damasks sheet
pfofuon, probably the largest stock In te DIS
uct the purity cheapnes Of which proverbial.
Kid and silk gloves, kinds all sizes and colors.
plaid musns Iaconsu &c. Of all numbers and
the beet brands, extremely low prices.
Win every other usually found in well ordered dry goods
house,
particularly purchasers who the habit Of buy
log a other o call and examine stock,
Terms cash AL cases. unless arranged 10 the contrary
articles prices, and fair dealing may be relied on
in all PERRY a. bkoTHEH,
An o-Gleodd Opposite Cenue Market
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AUCTION BARoAIns-we just In receipt OF very large
dress goods Of kinds, which
bought northern auctions very low prices We respectfully
ladies' promise sell them good
bargains, will found cheap worked collars, sleeves,
cuffs, nsertings, handkerchief DC.
opened Of the best bereee de ancs at
llK have had for sale. - . - =
- W. NJ. SHUsTER h CO.,
Ap 5-eo2wf 9Th street, Penosylvsnis avenue
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CLAGETT & DODSON

VENUE HOUSE, George French ~ CO., late OF
Frenchs HOTEL Norfolk VgniaThis Hotel Just finished
furnished throughout in the latest and be
airy attention Will be paid 10 the
comfort of their guests.
be accommodated at reasonable rates
The charge for day boarders will be 81 per week
An cnd2m
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OR sALEA hree-story house, o feet inches font by
~ deep, roof FIRE smith's block, s
Georgetown The % by 1913 fe. pub
Tic alley OF 20 wide deemed be particular
describing this that has the convent
n and accommodation suitable o a large family.
fourth on the will be required In hand and
credit o two, three and four viii he given, az desired
on deferred payments.
Apply g. Vnson, Third Auditors office, 2l Treasury
BuIding.
Ap 6-eod2w
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III .bon, MINIMIZING .t'OODs,-Houseke.psrs or those
requested call
rro., .ve Of house furnishing goods which consists
y , oe deemed requisite In house NJ, such
and sias. ''o"o" ana Gnehsh emma, erockeryi
Plated goods, Britannia
Gas shxtpres, large as.o,,ne,,
Block tin goods. looking p,assas L,
JApsnned goods, willow ware wooden 49, ~" t'V"s
Cutlery painted Tin goods refdrsrso,, "o
Mats, brushes lamps, grandoles cooItnu u,..,,-
- The .ue.e,iser pledges himself b goods \ low a. .,
oe purchased IN OF out Of Washington ana ~ uey can
Of articles in his line win favor him with % VINO are IN want
convincing proof In addition ~ l give them
goods Al very low prices, purchasers al y buying
Ing from stock the most varied and elensy. ii o select
Ma, N o.rev Z. W, BoTELER
Iron Hall.
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'To Rent, two large furnished Rooms on p.nu.x,
vsns avenue convenient to Browns Hotel Avenue o
rented separately - together, 70 suit parties Inquire Al MI
' Mar @-eodlmo
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UsT BE sOLDWe have large and general assortmen
M ofades' dress goods oatest importation and newest Styles TO
would immediate the styles
will be sold reduced An early
call all thai is solicited.
YERBY TEBBs Il yERBY,
Conner Of Seventh street and Pennsylvania avenue,
I3-eodlwif Miss Dermot's building
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CITY OF WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY MORNING APRIL o. 1876;
No 1914 MARKrr srkEET, PHLApKLrHll.

NO l9b mAsKEf sfkEET, PHILADELPHIA.
phouIf MEAHs'S patent self sharpening poughs, all
Sizes fish and len handed ubso
ac steel extending points, teach OF
eangs oi repairing The Emperor Russia awarded
poush massive gold medal value $500 Also medal
the w Wods Fair awarded r. n NJ plough
WIN double point polished steel teeth, which
getting double Of the
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REFRIGEHATORs-ao refrigerators on sale =, - -
~ ure warerooms, on 9TH street, opposite Frcbnna, nm
They embrace convenience for keeping everybn sns
put into hem Price from s2 70 sak cali ans .ss si
they csnt he beat '"' '"e Wetn
Ap6-asw5w n Naoproou
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MOOR OILCLOTHS-We have in store and on sale tae
beautiful the above article ever
offered by public designs of Of them
which tapestry face landscape mosaic
pave, grained wood pane and blocks very unique, esco
chutze and other styles.
Also an extensive supply step ocohs all Of which
reasonable terms, usual by
" CLAGErT x DODSON,
Dealers in all kinds OF furniture dry goods.
An
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g. OWEN & son, merchant tailors ming
T. spring Of goods consisting of rich
blue cloths blue black
and fancy onssmercs OF
styles which they Invite tho attention OF their friends and the
public generally
lo-2awlm
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NOTICE TO tho Pubic.New arrival Of splendid French
~ American hnngng at the Metropolitan hanging and
upholstery between 9Th and 10Th
god velvet finished
views Transparent shades OF
Upholstery all its Paper Remem
Der PLANTS, directly back Of Iron Hall.
Ap l6-eod3n
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TOR RENT.-A large house, attic,
and back building, whole containing
with stable and coacbhouse attached, and large
yard with In situated between Sd
Az Streets present occupied by Mrs spaudng Possession
given the LIST Of May
Inquire OF J. P. PEPPER, or
J. w. hicks,
Executors Of the o ID. Calvin,
ApH-MWSsihf Adams's Express building.
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MADAME DELARUE would respectfully Inform the
M received of bon
Paris dress bonne dress morning
aud night French complete assortment OF flowers
dress fancy buttons blacs vevets, all kinds OF
English embroidces few 6ne parssols
Jouyin PsJou and Aersnde hid gloves assortment OF la
dies and chdrens silk thread gloves,
monpaies all kinds bracelets Frencl
ewely, extracts for the handkerchief soaps
Pennsylvania avenue, 18th and i3th streets
Ap 6-3teod
INEs md Cotton 0oods.-we a yer,
proved brands
Bakies Richardson Ghon sons superior ,hirtng linens
table dsmass napkins and owelng- at greatly reduced prices
o5dozen snu-dyspepc the royal Turkish bath towel
l24, 10 4, and % superior sheetng cotons
With large assortment Of pillow and shrins cotton
choice brands
All OF which selling usual low price nowth
standing the advance in goods.
Note.-al establishment warranted
prove represented.
MAXWELL, SEARS, h CoLLEy,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th and 10Th streets,
NEW and Splendid Dress Goodswe invite the attention
OF friends generally very complete
Of fancy dres goods selected from mportaons We
merate a few leading styles aud fabrics,
Plaid and stripe India silks
Hrocade and plnin mode and eos do
Boieue de ans and plain bereges, in all coors
Graduated betegr robes and figured bereges
Figured and PLAN chaieys, IN all coiors
lo OF French lawns, at ylk cents, worth so cents
Drgnnder and figured Swiss musins.
In white goods think best that be
found in In this
Plain and plaid csmbcs l2k cents, worth 20 cents
100 dozen g. hsndserche at 81 50 dozen, worth 81
In Short everything that cheap desirable the dry
goods 70 winch we ask the inspection OF purchasers before buying
Please observe that all establishment
MAXWELL SEARS, n CoLLEy,
Pennsylvania between 9th and 10Th streets,