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Eg@s hampooing by shower Bath.-This

EF-e hamPoOing by shower Bath.-This
is luxury which can only be appreciated by those
who enjoy it. Reader If your eyes are heavy, your
Ideas dull. from oYertsx of mental or physical en-.
ereIes; or If you suffer from assitude only YOU can
always ind specific at HOBSON'S, under the
American Hotel Bis neatly arranged continuance
Tor this purpose, is unsurpassed by any thing now
in operation LISA complete and universally
acknowledged exterIninator of ali diseases
to which the head Is especially subject. Try it.
~ The most CONFINED cases OF the most distress
Ing diseases, oft times arise from indigestion All of
Us, or less, troubled with this ANNOYING
symptom, still as 1t is general thing, do not at
tempt TO medlcate until something serious nteTenes
We would, as a public monitor warn all our readers
against the sin of neglect, and at the time re-
commend to their notice DIR Hoofand's German Bit
jackson, No 10 Arch street, Philadelphia. We have
cures effected through it's infuence.-I SCOTS
f. "a PURCELL LADD co, Richmond
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,UOfhnS NANTED.-Two industrious
~ white men, having had some experience as
Barrel Coopers, may ind employment at good
wages by applying to
WIN. s. TRIPLETT, Agent,
my 9-eol0t No 81 Cary street
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- New Daguerrenn GnlIerr.-MINNIs

e. ~ n.y. n.y. bHkueFFehn CnIIery.-MINNIS
O WhlsOe beg leave 10 inform their friends
snc the public, that they have removed the Gallery
low the American Hotel, on the opposite side,
waere they have fitted up splendid Daguerrean
Geiiery, Tor the accommodation OF those who may
visit their rooms
The subscribers are too well known for COM
nt as they have mad rooms for the last two
years in this city, and have always given entire
satisfaction. But they are happy 10 announce to
the public that they have superior facilities for
taking fine Pictures, to what they have ever had,
and pledge themselves 70 give Pictures unsurpassed
in the United States in sofness of tone style of
coloring. Call and see the beautiful specimens of
the art, whether you wish Pictures or not
ap2G HINNIS &; WATSON
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Mr. CRead-Dear Sir: At your request give
you briet statement relative TO my suffering from
Intlammatory rheumatism, and the beneficial re-.
sulGs of using Hampton Vegetable Tincture.
About ten years ago, lad the attack. | was in.
capable OF walking, had constant excrucisting pains
throughout my whole body; my limbs were con.
tracted, and | was so sore as scarcely to allow of
being touched. For four months was confined to
my bed passed through q course Of mercurial
medicine, but wss unable to sit up myself reQuir
ing to be placed in sitting posture by hep
My physician commented TO me the use of
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture. | obtained it, and
by using TWO bottles regained my health, and am
happy to say have not had an attack since have
grateful recolectons of the honest liberaty of my
physician, who advised the use OF the Tincsure,
and thus proved himself my true friend.
This testimony | give with pleasure, hoping ]
may call the attention of the siLcted to the medi.
cine, which, under the divine blessing, restored me
to health. Yours, HONORIA TALBOT.
Dyspepsia, rheumatism Scrotula, Fits, &c with
all diseases arising from impure blood, cured by
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture. Call and get a
pamphlet gratis
Sold by Strecker, Richmond; Jones e. Co, Pc
tersburg; DR. Cooke, Fredericksburg, and by Drug.
giss generally. MORTIMER q MOWBRAY,
my6 Proprietors, Baltimore.
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~ A Citizen of the Old DOmini0n.-
Cure of Rheumatism. Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint. The verdict has gone forth. All
admit HamptOn's Vegetable Tineture has
no suDerior
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" fer their services TO the citizens of Richmond
and the urrounding country az General Agents
and Collectors. They will attend to the hiring Of
Negroes, renting out Houses and collecting o.
claims, either in the city Of Richmond or vicinity
TIMBERLAkE d LEWELLEE.
The subscriber having associated with MIN Mr.
l.. w. Timberiake in the General Agency and Col.
ecting business returns his sincere thanks for the
patronage heretofore bestowed on him, asks fol
the new concern continuance OF the same.
isIs ALFRED LEWELLEN.
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MOST VALUABLE 81 ATTRACTIVE
I'VE REAL ESTATE ON CANDLES HILL.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION--Win be sold on
Tuesday Afternoon, the l7th May, 1853 upon
| the premises, commencing at d O'Clock, 326 g. IL
| feet of Ground on the West line of 3rd, between
Byrd and Arch streets, running back l20 feet to
80 foot street.
Also, 1854 feet of Ground on the West line of 4th
street, between Byrd and Arch Streets (aojoinipg
Pratts cotage0 running back 1870 feet to alley 20
feet wide.
These Lots will be divided into building lots of
suitable size plat OF which can be seen at my Of
fee In few days. These Lots, for the most art
are justly regarded as among the most beautiful
located of any other now in market, and being in
view OF the Public Square soon to be enclosed OF
ters peculiar advantages to persons wishing con-
venlent, commanding location, and picturesque
view of James River and the surrounding country
for miles in extent.
TERMs-One-t fourth cash; balance at 6, 10 and Is
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed.
ap 26-2awlwdtds W. GoDDIN, Auctr.
VSRUsTEE's SALE OF LAND IN HEN
Il RICO, MILES BELOW RICEMOND-By
virtue of deed OF trust executed the subscriber
by VIM. II. Nuckols, bearing date on the 9th dav
February 1851, shall, 10 execution of said trust
expose to sale at public auction, on Wednesday
| the 18th May, upon the premises, commencing at
AZ o'clock in the after noon, the Real Estate con.
veyed in said deed to wit: eighty seven 527lOOC
acres of Land lying and being in the county of Hem
rico, on the Darbey Town road about4 miles below
the city, adjoining the lands of Mr. Jacob S Alice
and others Ihere isavery fine spring of water on
the land. Persons wishing to see the Land will call
Mr. Nuckols, who resides on the adjoining farm.
and will take pleasure in shelving it,
Terms OF the deed, cash but am requested by
the beneficiary TO say that, upon one.third being
paid in cash, credit of and months will be given
TOR negotiable notes. with interest added and title
retained till last note is paid.
my4 w. GODDIN Trustee,
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Sn SERVANTS WANTED FOR THE
w SPRINGS, viz Dining Room Servants Cham
bermaids, &c Persons having such for hire, will
call Immediately.
ap23 TOLER g. COOK
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ScoTTsvILLE, AIbemarle Co, Va, !
.OlsL 4

March 18th, 1888. 5
Messrs Mortimer 81 Observation-Disclosures l
have been afflicted for fhe last eight years with
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint SUIT.
fering all the while with pains in the shoulders,
hip, back and side, shifting from one side to the
other, Paptation of the Heart Loss OF Appetite
Cold Sweats at night, excessive Costiveness, and
great Debility and Weakness. tried many rene.
dies, which done no good but rather grew
worse. Last fall was advised to try Hampton's
Vegetable Tincture, and am happy to say 1t has
cured me. am now free from ali pain and in the
enjoyment of perfect health, and take great pleas
ure in recommending the Tincture to all afflicted
as have been. Yours JAMES Nj NOEL
A severe Case of Rheumatism Cured
From n Lady near Baltimore.
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Medicines which never fail To rive
ss1acton ana are used by many physicians in IA cir
pfseuse--Dr. J. 5. ROSES Nervous and Inyiaoratina
SohDmn,AL-The greatest discovery in Medical Sci.
ence Ihs astonishing preparation for weak
constuton, debiitated by care, labor, study or dis
ease, acts like charm. Ii gives strength and anne.
eite, ana possesses great invigorating properties
rof heart Disease, all Nervous Affections Flatu.
renee, Heart Burn, Restlessness, Numbness Neural.
raising the spirits and giving power to the whole
cents. AA'~s w
DIR. j. =. Roses Great Pain Curer!-
10 10 you suffer with any paint If you do use. DIR.
hOsE'S Pain Curer. IL cures Tooth Ache, Sore
Throat Ear-Ache, Stiff Neck or Pains in the FACE in
a few minutes 1t cures quickly, Pain in the Stomach
or Bowels Cures Chilblains, Corns and eny irrita.
lon on the feet 1t acts like charm for Pains in the
side, Limbs or Back, and for Rheumatism from sud
cen cold 1t Is magical in its effects In bottles - -
% and 50 cents. - -
TIE best Cough Syrup In the World
pr Roses Celebrated Cough Syrup, gives immediate
rehef TO the worst Cough, whether Cousumutiye or
proceeding from cold. Ii allays anv irritation Of the
ana iorlhes the system against future attacks
In bottles at 30 cents and 81
- AZ the above Preparations, with Dr. Roses Med-
AaViser TO persons in sickness and in health to be
M a. Gil the Drug Stores in Richmond Petersburg
and OF all respectable dealers throughout the
oeotS. mn "a
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4 ADAhs' SsAlEEk EUUTS.-Just IT cGlved
lot OF those beautiful cheap Cater Boots of va
rous eolors, to which we invite the attention Of the
Ladies. PEMBERTON & BRO.
nv IL
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ELAKET WINE, from ~ 81 to S6 per box
~ For sale by
nv IL WILLIAM EGGLESTON,
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NEW ROE BEHRING'S, in halt barrels
IN just received ana for sale by
my IL WILLIAM EGGLESTON
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4 UNIBER.-20 900 feet /, Ii, 2 and 81 inch
IL Rock Maple. for machine purposes.
10000 feet 4, 1t, IN, 2, and inch young and
tough Virginia Ash suitable for coach snd carriage
makers, car builders, &c
$4,000 feet dressed Wilmington inch Flooring.
95OOO feet do BALTIC II do do
100000 feet common Plank, and various other
kinds of hard Woods and Lumber, which is offered
10 the trade and for sale to responsible persons,
ON accommodating terms, BY
all BELVfN e. PARKER.
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DIES AND MlLk.-Cranberry, Cocoa Nut,
Il Gooseberry, Peach and Rhubarb Pies, with
nice and cool Milk. Also, Strawberries and Milk
can be had daily at
ADAM g. CO g Bakery,
my 11-4t (tormerly Simpson's)
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W ANTED.-2o Servants wanted for the
w Springs, viz: Dining room Servants. Ba,b.
room Servants, Chamber Maids and Washers ana
1roners Persons having such for hire viii call IN.
meclately. Apply to EDW'D D EALHO
ap 70 General Agent and (,ollec,or
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VALENTINE, CRENSHAW & co,
~ lO-2W No go. corner Broad ard 9th afa

So 4OLD YOU the Watch to-nightf { do
l. Then be on your guard =
And in the morning do not forget B1RTHOLO-
NEWS Store, opposite the Dispstch Office there
he can give you true time and correct workman.
ship. BARTHOLOMEW,
Opposite Dispatch Watch Maker and J=weller.
my 10
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From Another Correspondent.
BALsE. tSwiizerland.J Oct. rs

BiLsE. tSwilzerland,) Oct. rs, 1853
We have here in the city OF Basle perhaps one OF the
best sapplied reading in Europe but, unfortu.
naely for Americans, there but few English papers
and but one American. (tbs Journal OF Commerce) and
this appropriate the moment it arrives but il does not
come fresh from the focus OF political interest we want
the Union. have Just finished reading the last Jour.
nal OF Commerce. and il an article which, as an
American, trust | may be pardoned for commenting
upon. II said TO have been written by an Amer.
can, and copied from the London Times animadverti
in the seyerest possible terms upon The present admins
ation. and more particularly upon It's chef, Pres-
dent, Gen Pierce.
Now, Mr.. Editor, whatever may be the peculiar views
of the Times" and its worthy esponden touching
the policy OF the present s evident they
are both sufficiently an-American TO suit the tastes 10
which they pander The writer. be be whom he may,
is no least say the brave, the true cpub
licsn Swiss, who sympa,hize and harmonize with us
so fully in policy and institutions and have been
cheered BY their indignant comments upon the conduct Of
man processing TO be American and yet willing
either falsely or truly to satisfy the cravings OF that
vi,nperaiive vampire hc Times) upon American insti
tulions and thngs which il always but too ready and
willing TO paint in the least .orous light the onward
progress OF our happy and prosperous country. The
writer OF this sapient article publishes to the world thai
the administration Of General Pierce is failure that
thus early ere the young v<or OF manhood has been
fused into it, til rapidly declining that the present
popular administration, coming into power as II did with
mos, unprecedented majority. un,rammeed. unpedged.
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rhs puty u the Cosntry which the President
will Discharge.

The Utica Observer" in transferring 10 It's columns
N article from the Usios, accompanies II with the ex
PRESTON OF the subjoinsd patriotic sentiments:
The,e arc thoughts in ls annexed article from the
washington Uuon that will with assent from
many worthy oilzeD, and The confidence and hopes
~ every uus patriot, under whatever party lac may DO
assei oar confidence Ia tho integrity and hrmness Of the
psdeut has nowise been shaken since his advent 10
ce His cabinet is composed OF OF the right split
% withstsnd the assaults OF corruption, and we entirely
mistake temper Of the American people If the present
adnnislsston Is not mos, ,rumphaniy sustained when
is al merits :hal be made known and become apP~.
cated rt
1.-THE course that President Pierce has naked out for
himself path Of that 10 slrewn with roses. bur
Is tho road honor aud duty, which. when well travelled
never fails be rewarded by the lasting fenown which
arises from the grateful applause Of nation saved nom
Imminent peri by s,eas integrity OF patriotic Chief
Magistrate who ffowns uron dishonesty and strikes down
oIruniion.' -
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News OF the CapitaI.

From the Star of yesterday we copy The folio wing:
IMPORTANT TO UNITED STATES DIsBURsING OFF
cERs.-An officer OF The Treasury Department has re-
Gently had occasion to address United States pension
agent as follows, viz
The transfers OF funds in your ha nds for the payment Of
pensioners mentioned in your letter appear be transfers
made by yourself in pension Such transfer
BEEN and be- recognised BY the
ing officers OF the government All transfers ust be made
the treasury All transfers OF money cover disbutse
ments under an appropriation Of which you have no money
in your hands and consequently The amount
must have been drawn from other ppropration
will be made in the settlement Of your the
treasury.
Your duty in keeping and rendering your account fol
settlement is very pain-.hat is, credit the United
States with all the money receive from the government
under the appropriations from which il was drawn from
the treasury, he money is always charged you
settlement OF your account and TO charge your disbuse
men under the appropriations to which they properly be
.Should in your accounts. il will be the
duty Of the accounting officers to correct hem and TO cal
for all the transfers that be in the proper
dement, OF your accounts at the treasury"
A TREASURY DrcIsios-The Treasury Department re
fuse to allow the extra pay 10 the army and marine
corps serving Oregon and California, voted in the
OF September rs. 1850, until the expiration OF the sodie
marines OF service and not then, unless he sha
have been honoraby discharged such being the eviden
intent OF the law.
Naval OFFICERS RESIGNED, ORDERED, DETACHED. &c
Acting Bostswain Richard Folns resigned; PASSED
Midshipmcn NJ Z Jones and Chas. p. Mctiary ordered
10 the frgale Columbia; Lieut.. Alexander Murray or.
dered to the sloop -of-war Germantown; Lieut. O. II
Bergman, commanding Assistant Surgeon 5. Aer
Engles, Passed Midshipmen Earl English. Wm. 4. Tux
ton, and George U. Morris, and Midshipmen VIM H
Ward and John G. Mitchell who recently arrived a
Norfolk in the brig Dolphin have been detached from
that vessel, and have each months leave OF absence
AN ArroNrMrsr.-,The President has appointed W
Quinn surveyor and inspector for the port OF Noting
ham, in the State OF Maryland.
A DISMISSAL FROM rHr~AvY-Midshipman Henry Nc
Thorn has been dismissed from the service.
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attorney General Cuttings Letter.

The .Tallahassee Flordian" copies the admirable
. crashing -soir letter Of Gen. Gushing TO Mr.
P,o,b;nyb.m preceded with the remarks which follow
.I.a.k IN lone. the country will rejoice TO hear This
s,b aIy will find that they did not bea'ow their
coondspce on man the presidency who viii belle his
an,scedeas Hereafter heretofore, he viii be found the
unyiedinc foe OF abolition In all It's guses In this connex
~ - cordally echo the sentiment OF the Georgian
....d in those Words Need we say how much
m satisfaction the South has in the fact that the general
Government is now administered by such men as Presden
q. ,es and his cabinet T. /"
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rARPETING, Floor OiIoIoths. Curtain Materials,
kcIhe subscribers respectfully invite
following and desirable furnishing
will offered upon the accommodating
1880 yards English velvet carpeiins very nch
$500 do errasuper Brussels carpeung
1000 do do tapestry do
500 Brussels and velvet stair carpetng
1900 do three ply carpeupg
5000 do ply do
5000 do medium and low priced carpcting
$500 do A. "a, and Venetian do
5000 81, "a, 1914, 70 4, and 1914 printed drngres
200 do printed stair druExeis
800 do ocotbs, for steps
dozen stair rods, assorted sizes
floor oiicio,bs which will be Al
any sixe md shaped hall passage
$50 sheets 49, 80, Ga, 70, 81, and 2t oiicloths, low
priced
500 yards bcs quality matiinss
rs extra rich chencle rugs
$50 tufted rur assorted and qualities
$50 yards German furniture oncoths, &C.
CURTAIN MATERIALS AND FIXTURES, sUCHAs
satin de Isine- new styles, OF every shade
Worsted damssks, double widths all colors
Union damasks, styles, and very rich
French casbmcren and chintxcs
White and buff shade linens, with snnblc hIturcs
Very rich lace curtaas, in sets
Very rich muslin curtains, in sets
Embroidered curtain muslins, per yard
Brass window cornices, with fixtures
side rope, and fasses
Curtain g,mps Of NIL widths and colors
Together with full assortment OF bed blankets
Linen and cotton sheetings
Damssk tabie cloths, damask napkins
Daarask and eis oweiling
MarssIes other bed quilts and countsrpanes
Tsblc and piano covers, sc. - -- -
Oct s-3aw4wff HooE, bkofhEh, 90,
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Law school or Cumberland Unsvcrssty, at Lsbanon.
Tennessee.
FACULTY Hon. Abraham caru'her late one Of the circuit
L judges Of Tennessee.
Green Of the Judge. Of the
of Tennessee.
Bomaed L. Ridley Of the cnanceors Of the State
Judges Green dew te their whole time exclusively
IN the
Instruction Daily examinations OF each class
text books Of lectures but explanations c the
daily lessons progress Of the examinations
y Weekly Of law aud equity, in which stu
dents commence Of facts given by the proes
sors and all the known In actual
practice The framed require them TO
deeds wills records and
dence IN The trials Some OF the taken by appeal 10
supreme moot court which held monthly IN the class and In
- The cod q every session Tho students act . .hef
MS Jurors circuit Judges and chsnceors and in other official
Pacities connected with their suits.
ssonsThe frat The third Monday In Sep
enbe and ends third February The second
Thursday in July
rpenses seionTuiion fee $50 advances contingent
zee " boarding about furnish their books,
which cpn be had IN the Lebanon bookstores.
-Four sessions required unless the stu
dents enter nm advanced class No study required for sd
mission here are four regular classes Students enter IT
any time during the collegiate year
There u moot legislature school
Number Of students the last collegiate year eighty
Fep h-eoiy President Board Of Trustees
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because this double game OF open enmy and private in
trgue has been exposed by the only means open 10 the
administration 10 sdsptbssssss msmbss OF the csbse
have III TO snnuncis,e beyond the possibility Of mis-
representation, boldly and frankly and the
sentiments and policy Of the administration il is charged
with defiance OF precedent, want Of dignity an as.
sumption OF unwarrantabIe authority
1t is evident 10 all who have watched the progress of
political Affairs since the commenceme OF the present
administration, that all the assaults on il have proceeded
from interested individually have been characterised by
gross fnaligny and mendacy and have failed TO prove
single deviation, on the part Of the President and his
advisers from single principle LAID down in the Balli-
more platform-the great magma chara OF the existing
democracy.
We well content 10 trust the administration TO the
verdict OF the American peopleto tribunal par
ual or unjust Enough has already been done TO afford
the happiest auguy Of future success The President
has shown that his elevation TO the highest office within
the gift OF the people has neither shaken his principles
nor diminished his strength. nor dazzed his judgment
He has surrounded himself with cabinet fully impressed
with his views and fully qualified to carry democratic
principles, and make them respected too, at home and
abroad The Secretary OF States paper on the Koszta
affair." prepared In accordance with and speaking the SEN
ments OF, the President and the cabinet is document
that will bear comparison with any that has ssued from
department renowned for its ability, while for man-
ness and feaessness il stands unryaled We will ven
ure to assert. that the action Of the government on this
question has created profoander sensaon abroad than
the determined attitude OF Old Hickory himself on the
French claims during the reign Of Louis Philippe and
know that every free heart throughout the world mus,
haat ktcha. AZ. Al.
American citizenship and American nationality An ad
minslraon, we say thus marked at the outset by lber
atty consistency and calm daring. has nothing 10 fear
from the puny assaults OF individual traitors and bcers,
from the combined attacks OF cques, from the ayowed
and sworn hostility of open political opponents, from
the historical verdict Of tbs American people The words
Of the former written in sand--the sentence Of the
last will be cngraven in enduring granite.
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Pol.onou. L,quor.-o.us,on to the Publ,e.


beg caution the citizens Of Washington, Alexandria,
and Georgetown against imposition prac-cd
keepers, who selling
genuine schnapps Jhs, belongs exclusively
others counterfeit
genuine the bottle and cork, and
my label for sale by the respectable rroers
druggists United States. beg leave that
medical faculty and professional chemists United
Of bottle for analysis and trial
accepted their
written and acknowledge IL perfectly and
from poisonous fuse armyic
which produce such mschevou and epsbe effects
upon the constitution, which very OF the
liquors The certificates published pamph
let form.
UDof.PHo WOLFE.
Nov Is-dlwif Sole importer, ~ Beaver ST., York.