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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-30

THE WATCHMEN's PETITION.-We have
already referred the petition of the Watchmen to
the City Council for increase of salary, and hay
endeavored to show cause why their prayer should
be granted. We now propose giving additional rea-
sons for our opinion. B. ordinance of the Coun-
until SUNRISE thus keeping them IN constant service
for at least fourteen hours per day. and when they
are required to attend the Mayors Court that add
tona time is added to their service, without compeu-
sation--so that may safely calculate that their
average time of duty will amount to fifteen ak
teen hours out of every twenty-four For his rea-
son their pay should be increased. Some twelve
months since similar petition, signed By nearly every
large property holder in the city presented and
rejected, The wages then paid were deemed suffi-
cient by the Council because the necessaries of life
were then than fifty per cent. cheaper than at
present Then ordinary laborers, fer ten hours
work. receiving 81 per day, and it was general
y believed that men could be found in abundance
who would gladly seize upon the 81 so to become
Watchman. But is that the case nowa We think
not Mechanics and aborers are receiving from Sl50
81 per day. with the privilege of engaging in add
tioual pursuits Not g., with the City Wstchmen.- -
They chained down to their legitimate business,
compelled to the public from fourteen to six
teen hours per day. and in addition to that must be
hours Most of these men have large and dependent
families. They before the Council and say
frankly that they do not ceive support for their
services and when they ask in the of right that
they shall be granted living compensation while
wearing out their lives in guarding the property of
Richmond are they to be told that they must make
what they get support their fsmliesthat they must
until times less tight? We hope not. The la
borer is worthy of his hire-and if the services OF
these are worth any thing. they are worth de-
cent support.
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wA GREAT ANNOYANCE TO TRAvE

GA GREAT ANNOYANCE TO TRAVEL
LERS.--A gentleman, with his wife, iltant,. and
slave nurse came from Maryland short time since,
to visit his wifes parents residing in Richmond. On
Friday night last this gentleman with the same IA
mily and nurse started return home by the same
route he came but the Ticket Agent at the Depot In
Richmond required him 20 show that the nurse was
his slave. Not having the title with him, and his
word not being satisfactory TO the Agent, he had to
send hack in great haste some distance, for gen.
tlemap known to the Agent, TO verify bis word and
but for the rapid speed OF the hack and its imedi-
ate return with the gentleman the party would have
been con PEELED to remain
Now Mr. Editor is every gentleman, passing from
one slave Sate TO another, To be thus annoyed and
suspected because forsooth he may not be known to
the a gents of our Railroad Companies!
If ! man is suspected of kidnapping, proceed
against him according law by the officers set apart
for the purpose but don't put IL in the powerof Hall
road Agents TO require every gentleman, not known
10 them TO prove himself h0nest IL has been sup
posed that ma to be regart ed jas honest until
proved to the contrary; but the reverse of this, it
seems Is the practice of cur Railroad Gompanies.-
Every one, If not known TO their Agents, Is TO be
considered dishonest until proof to the contrary IL
furnished
We hear of these snnoysnees TO travellers in the
Old World where passports required, but
had supposed such asages consonant TO our Re-
publican institutions no s0-It
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RACERS DEAD.-The Mobile Register chronicles
the death of La Yrains Reie. Her owner, W.
Minor, Esq, has now in stable at Estchez an own
brother to the mare, who wears tie name Of LIE
Yrai R0i.
The celebrated PAGER, Bepps, dieda few days ago
on the steamer Ne Plus Ultra, whileon her passage
from st. Louis to this city His death is loss Of
at least $1,000 to his owner
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SEVERE sEsrgsoE,-John Flanrery, alias John
Davis, has been sentenced in St Ltuis 10 the Mis-
s,uri pententiary for ninety niao years, for stabs
bng a rlan, which caused his deati. If John don't
expire before his term of sentence does he will en-
10y his liberty-when he gets L.
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y.,.,a,r REAL ESTATE IN MARKET

- since some person advertised valuable
a uay ~ " 'ha.sl-the location not named. Ths mo u
;o N NJ HAIR advertses his fine lot a. the corner
of Main and 9th streets. The opportunity ior geod
Y, %. ~ sss hotel are now better than they are likely
- - sssin. A hotel we are bound TO have, and we
boos fhe opportunity for the site may pot be lest or
,,es.poned until there will be increased difficulty and
increased expense In obtaining II.
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IMPORTANT PosrAL ARRANGEMEsr.-The Wash
inston Star announces that the Postmaster Gene
raj received information by the last Transatlantic
steamer, that Austria with her dependencies) has
come into our postal arrangements with Bremen
So the whole of the Austrian empire is hereafter to
be included in the European continental territory,
&c which that treaty applies.
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A CHALLEscE.-We noticed in the last

number of that admirable journal, the New Yoik
pirit of the Times challenge TO run the get of
nent four mile heats for purse of 5000, Charles
ton, s. c., in February next. This challenge has
been brough about by the efforts of correspondent
of the Esprit of the Times" who signs himself
Young Turfman," and who is believed TO be the
owner of CODED stock in Mississippi, to underrate
Boston and his get race horses. If the challenge
is accepted. presume that Nina or RED Eye"
viii be selected the Boston representative,
and in that event. Young Turfman" will find to his
cost that he has walked up the wrong passenger.
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VIoLEsT-James A. Harris was held to
bail in the of $3.50 for his good behavior yester-
day. for threatening assault and beat Henry Wal
lerstein and Charles Held the day before, and then
sent the next Grand Jury term of the Hastings
Court for abusing and threatening to strike officer
Tyler who arrested hie. Jim will find that resist
ing the law is carrying things rather far in civil
ized community and that the Courts net disposed
TO have their agents abused and threatened when in
the discharge of their duty.
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CHILD Fousp.-A very interesting little
,;yl about four wears old was found near the capi-
soI square about 10 O'Clock last Monday night, ly
gentleman who was passing, and delivered 20 its
frantic mother from whom sit had strayed Of at .
late hour that AFTERNOON.
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SomE EGGs-Mr H. p. Smith, living near
Howard's Grove, on the MechapicsyIe Iainp,l,se e,
has sent four eggs from grey Caislas1ns Pusas
the largest of which weg ghs three ana nan ~
tiers of pound Mr. has cock OF the same species
that weighs twelve pounds. W no eaa osa. es@Aet :
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1t il said that Mrs. Trolope rtgrets the publiea-
tion of her vii ainous book Of travels. aud is dis
posed to coEciliate American feaing. Perhaps she
wants to come to America again
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u. S. CIRCUIT CoUHr.-Wo0d, the mad
robber, now confined in the Bedford county JAIL will
be tried before Judge Halyburton Saturday
Monday next, as the Deputy Marshall has been dis
patched TO bring him to this city.
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- ARTIFICIAL TEETH
~ GREAT AND IMPORTANT I'M

NIRGINIA cannot produce a remedy
showing more home certificates of the highest
standing in community, than BAKERS CELE.
BRATED PREMIUM BITTERS in the cure of
Dyspepsia, Nervous Headache, Heartburn, Sour
Stomach any deran cement of the bowels, Spine
Affections, &c. We invite.those suffering with the
above diseases by all to give them trial and
get relieved of your suffering.
Price so cents per bottle. For sale by Messrs. Pu
cell, Ladd & Co., Bennett 4 Beers, Alexander
Duval, Adie l. Gray, Charles Millspaugh, and Drug
gsts generally throughout the city Also, by Todd
Christian, Petersburg; D. R. Lyman, Lynchburg; King
& Toy, Norfolk; Dr. K. Camm, Williamsburg
u Orders addressed to K. BAKER, Richmond
Va will receive prompt attention. no Is
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THE RICHMOND BLUES, Capt. Patton, were

on parade, yesterday preceded by the Armory Band.
Though the turn out" was small the Compa-
NY made very fine appearance. As they passed the
American Hotel, they were invited to partake of
freshments BY Capt. ScoTT of the Petersburg Greys
who addressed the Company briefly in his usually
telicitious sty and was responded to very happily
by Can't Patton.
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FIRE.-About 10 O'Clock last night the

FIRE.-AbOut To O'clock last night the
TN Main a. sn % ss on 0s Ere 0n IN
the Ia ement but fortunately discovered in time to
prevent any serious damage, as No. company was
coon at the scene with abundant supply of water,
and speedily exsnguished the flames
LII. SMITH, opposite the American, has
sent US the Pictorial Brother Jonathan for Christ
mas,
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THE ATHENKUM-The Introductory Lee
ture of the winters delivered last night
at the Athe laum by Mr. o. p. BALDWIN. His
theme was Woman's Rights" The lecture room
Yas crowded.
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LEosARD's INSTANT RELIEF and speedy
cure for coughs, colds &C., is excellent family me.
dicine, and one that we can recommend in cases OF
ushs and colds having had occasion give 1t trial
few days since. This medicine is prepared only oy
T. Leonard Co., druggists &C., 222 Broad corner OF
9Th street. and is sold 25 and so cents per oote-
Let the sufferer try it and judge of its merits tor h
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

" The circulation of the Daily Dispatch exceeds
considerably that of all the Daily papers of Richmond
combined.
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less some on good beef and turnps sent Us ers ses
rea5 10 ~ ,aots aud apparently of superior
kind They were grown in the garden Of pr Msisin vi,
W. Dunnagant, in the town OF sidney, ana were iai
sueeirnens of his entire cfep.
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FRESH OYsTERs.-Beck, at his Restau.
rant is serving the public with mammoth Mill Creek
Oysters, the finest ever saw. Call on HIM to-day.
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[ Eor fhs Disnntch.

For Ihe D7sDdtcH.
sy- CITY RAILROAD.-Wl the sensible people
of Richmond allow railroad to be laid down across
fire OF its principal Streets where thousands are daily
passing no5J-ltf
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ny J. A. CoWARDlN.

Many DISPATCH il served to subscribers
The Va or.ETER CENTS FER WEEK, payable to
s'siSx weekly Price for mailing, "a year in
,x-,rt5v prsrArcH is Issued every Friday,
Ihe - tn s,,bscrihers at 81 per annom.
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An alarm of fire was given about 8 o'clock
last night by number of boys in the street but being
unable to learn where it was, presume the alarm was
false.
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and showed TO her The two other children who were
playing merrily. The Queen rejoiced at the sight;
ana the Angel said: "Is thy heart not yet softened
II thou wilt confess that thou didst unlock the for
hidden door, then viii restore to thee both thy
sons. But the Gu zen again answered: "Eo did
not open II and at these words she sank upon the
earth, and her third child was taken from her.
When this was rumored abroad next day, all the
people exclaimed, "The Queen il murderess she
must be condemned !" and the King could not this
time repulse his councillors. Thereupon a trial
was held: and since the Queen could make no an
swer or defence, she was condemned to die upon
funeral pile. The wood was collected she was
bound to the stake, and the FIRE was lighted all
around her. Then the iron pride Of her heart be-
gan to soften, and she was moved to repentance;
and she thought, Gould but now, before my
death, confess that opened the doori" And her
tongue was loosened, and she cried aloud, "Thou
good Angel, confess" At these words the rain de-
scended from heaven and extinsuished the FIRE;
then great light shone above, and the Angel ap-
peared and descended upon the earth, and by her
side were the Queens two sons one on her right
hand and the other on her left, and in her arms
she bore the newborn babe. Then the Angel re-
stored to the Queen her three children, and loosen
ing her tongue promised her great happiness and
said, Whoever will repent and confess their sins,
they shall be forgiven"
What beautiful conclusion has this little
story! Sweet is the idea of the putting out of
the flames that began to rise towards the re.
penting Queen, with the rain from Heaven
How like is it to that delicious comparison of
Shakspeares, in illustrating the quality o
MERCY:
ut droppeth as the gentle rain from Heaven"
The two volumes are very neatly printed,
with appropriate Illustrations. For sale by
JAMES WooDHousE.
Harper's Monthly for December, is receiv-
ed from j. w. Randolph, also from G. III.
Vest. Abbott having finished his romancing
about Napoleon, takes up more sacred
theme: Memoirs of the Holy Land" He
has a wide field enough, and viii give his
artist work enough by way of illustration
Among the sketches is King Solomon taking
an airing in his grand chariot. Somebody
calling himselfa Virginian, is doing up scenes
and hunting excursions in North Western
Virginia, accompanied with pictures. This
is the great day for pictures. The masses are
death on them, and the Harpers are keen en-
ough to know it. What boots it, whether they
be accurate, taken from life, and on the spot,
or not, so they are pretty?
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FANHE subscriber has just received from
"A New, York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, the best
CLOTHS, CAsSIMERES and VESTINGS to be
found in those markets. which he will make up on
rsss9nabe terms and in the fashionable style
He bees share of public patronage. Examine Tor
yourself
READY MADE CLOTHING of every quality,
hichmond manufacture, as cheap as at any other
house IN the city.
Gentlenen's FURNISHING GOOp5 in great va'
Fiety w BENSON,
Is 1I0 Main st.
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FENCING.-See the advertisement of a
Fencing Academy in this mornings paper, and then
if you have anv desire learn the use of the sword
cali on the Professor end become puIi
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AN OLD CITIZEN GoNE.-After long and
painful illness, Mr.. +. g REGNAULT one of our Oldest
citizens, is no more He died at his residence in this
city, yesterday afternoon. Mr. z. was too well
known for his many good qualities, need euiogy
at hands His children will his loss az that
of kind parent, his associates warm and endur-
ing friend, and the public as worthy and estimable
citizen.
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The BrNYAn TARLEAux. now at Odd.

IHE DUN1Ah IABLEAUA, now at Ouu-
Fellows Hall, is said to be one of the most magni.
hcent works of art exhibited in this city. We
have not yet had opportuutypf seeing it, but udg
ing from the tone of the press wherever it has been
shown, it is the most superb panorama extant.
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EaTRE-Nr. Couldock apDes

tonight on the boards OF the Marshall in favorite
character Our play goers know his merits too well
TO need an invitation from to him. That he is
acter of extraordinary merit will deny, and
need therefore only add, see the bills and be
hand,
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largest volunteer companies in the city of Philadel-
phia, plate visiting Richmond the 23rd of
February next. Our citizen sodiery will give them
a warm and hearty reception, we have doubt.
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4 VALUABLE DISCOVERY-One
= = n that has lone been sought after, viz aodEnii-
CAL LIQUID SOLDER, fer mending broken china,
gSss o1 esHhonware ofevery description. rms 10.
al our srn.e should be in possession of every house
keeper. The directions on each phial are simple,
and when correctly followed, the performer never
faA in restoring the article to be joined to its wontec
strength. For sale by
e. r. DUyAL l. BRO, Druggists
ocl5 I99 Bank Square.
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CEILING OFF AT GOLDSMITH'S S

AELLING OFF AT GULDSMIIH 3
REDUCTION IN GOODS.-I will offer my stock of
Goods very reduced prices, viz: :,
Ginghans, 10 cents; Napkins 81 cents; Toweihngs,
cents; IRISH Linens 25 cents Merinoes and Mourning
Caic0es d cents Comforts, Fruges, Swiss and Cam
bTic Edgln.s aud ipsertngs, Collars Bands curtain
Muslins Cloths for Sacks, Blankets, Lindseys brown
and BeGched Cottons Shawls al any price, Tckings,
C0iored Satins, Piano ana Table Covers, Canton
Go0dS a. s~rrereIv low priees ne %
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TFU RBAN AND FLOUNCING RI

l. BANDS-The newest style of trimming of the
Sc eason The union of colors gold and black, GRIM
son andblack black and orange and blue and gold.
VALENTINE, CRENSHAW l. CO.,
No. go corner Broad, 9th and Capitol Streets
no Is Capitol Square.
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n u. NELSON, Merchant Tailor, and

n ". NELSON, Merchant Tailor, and
1Ss D. eaer in Fashionable Ready-Made CLOTH
ING, l35 Broad Street, Richmond, keeps constantly
On band End for sale, full assortment of GENTLE
MEMS READY-MADE CLOTHING of every de-
scHption. Also, beautiful assortment of Cloths,
Ssssmerss and Vestings, which will be made up to
order the shortest notice and the most accommo
dating terms, and in which cannot be sur
passed by any other establishment in the city. Cti-
gems and strangers are respectfully invited CALI
feel confident that | can give the most perfect
tlsfaction.
All kinds of Cutting done and warranted to fit.
FURNISHING ARTICLES of all kinds, for sale
et reduced price oc 5-3m
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VALUABLE TABLES FOR ENGI-
Y NEERS.-New and Improved Tables, with the
Method of their Application to finding the mean
heights of Gross Sections Tor equivalent level cut
tings) and cubic contents of Excavations and EN-
banklnents, by Patrick Lyon, Civil Engineer. Price
$3.50. ] ust published. For sale by
JAMES WOODHOUSE,
no % Eagle Square.
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SCHOOLER'S GEOMETRY. j. W
~ RANDOLPH has just pubshed--price S2-Eie-
ments of Descriptive Geometry-the Point, the
Instructor ia Mathematics at Hanover Academy, Va.
The printing paper and engravings in this Book are
in the finest style of the arts and is altogether supe
ror to any Engsh or American work ON the ubiect.
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GOOD NEWS.-Just received, a secOr

GOOD NEWS.-Just received, second
~ supply of very cheap BLANKETS. L1NSEYs,
heavy wooIen SATINETS, square and long
SHAWLS. FLANNELS of all colors, French and
English MERINOS, ALPACA and black Canton
CLOTH, BOMBAZINE, plain and brocade SILKS,
MOUSELINES and CALICOES at all prices, and the
best assortment of embroidered L. C. HDKFS.,
SLEEVES, CHEMISETTES cambria and muslin
COLLARS; also, superior article of lambs wool,
cashmere and silk HOSE; besides great variety of
Fancy Articles such BRACELETS, PORTE
M0NAlES, India Rubber COMBS, WORK
BOXES, Sc
Strangers visiting the city and the public generally
will fnd Il TO their interest to give me CALL as my
motto is small profits and quick sales !"
sc l2-3m H. ROSENFELD, IT'S Broad ST.
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| TNIEMAN'S SURGICAL IN S Il K u
| IL MENTS.-We have constantly on hand large
| assortment of the latest STYLES and approved
| patterns of SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, from the
above celebrated manufacturer, comprising in part
fine pocket operating, dissecng and dental cases, to
which the attention of physicians and others is in
| vited. ADIE GRAY, Druggists.
| NOV 10 I47 Main streel.
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I AND FOR SALE-We are authorised

4 hND 7 Dh CALE-- w dIU dutIIUIIbC
IA TO SCI Tract of Land containing l40 acres, ~
Log in Chesterfield county, about three miles f!on
chester the Coal Pits and bounded by the lands OF
Russell pckerson, Mr.. Shooter, Thomas HartgroYe,
tween 81 aud 100 of this land is in wood, the
balance in high state of improvement Terms
cash. TOLER & COOK.
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~ FOR RENT-A house and lot of
81 far, aces. well euc,osed, mile from the
c1rravsot, IN an excellent neishborhood. Apply
WM. GOULDIN,
~, Tiff Governor Street
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NEW YORK LIFE IN S u RAN CE
~ COMPANY,-Great prosperity continues TO at
ni the business of this company. The last quarters
report oi Its transactions has just come to hand.
During tie rnonths up to the LIST inst, III
Policies have been issued, the premiums on which,
including premiums on all renewals
amount TO-. -o~,tfo 81
ries, amount q, $40 IA
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EINE LIQUORS AND WINES.-Lon-
Il don Dock, Hennessey, and Otard, Dupuy & Co
Brandy; Pure Rye Whiskey; Holland Gin Jamaica
Rum; Apple Brandy; Madeira, Sherry and Port Wine
and Champagne, constantly on hand. For sale by
MACE WINSTON,
no1a corner Cary and I4th street
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DLOCK TIN WARE.-Block Tin and
Id Britannia Patent Coffee Pots, Coffee Urns, OF
the most approved paterns Steak and Oyster Dishes
Vegetable do. with hot water; hot water Kettles
with and without heaters-another supply opening
this day, for sale by =, ,,,,r,,r
no % X. M. ii MMEhMAN-
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DY STEAMER JAMEST0WN.-Heavy
ID Beaver and Giraffe Cloths, for Overcoats; New
StyIe Plaid DeLaines and Habit prints; rich white
and fancy coored Brocade Ribands White En-.
broidered Thibet Shaw1s; White and Black Quilted
Skirts; Colored Marcelines, &c, &c.
VALENTINE, CRENSHAW & Co.
No SO, corner Broad, 9th and Capitol streets
no23 Capitol Square.
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TIRE, LIFE AND MARINE INSU-
T7HE OLD MEDICAL HOUSE,

YlHE OLD MEDICAL HOUSE,
d FRANKLIN STREET, JUST BELOW THE
are still dispensing the blessings of their skill in the
treatment and cure of all delicate diseases at this old
institution.
People in the country, when visiting the city, are
very particularly invited TO call mo charge tor con-
spltator Much attention is given to female disor-
de5s.
the CHEMICAL EXTRACT OF FRENCH FLOW
ERS winch mas stood the test of time, and which is
unnYalled in giving tone and vigor to system shat
tered and almost wited down by the frocs of early
life.
All letters, prepaid promptly attended to. Office
hours from s 4. M, till P. NJ.
au 5-d6wts RICHMOND, VA.
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IL MINGS.-By the Roanoke, we are receiving tan,
drab and other Lady Cloths and the various widths
u VALENTINE, CRENSHAW & CO,
No SO, corner Broad, 9th and Capitol sts,
no1e near Capitol Square.