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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-11

. PniNG TRADE isss-sy p.ct., an, :.
oS axl S and ayre receiving spring
,s.n 10 me various English and comprising
,eIy AIse anu splendid assortment
new and beautiful styles LADIES DRESS GOODS and Nv va
~ =, rom New York and Boston, recrIyinr our
AMERICAN FABRICS the comprisinr one Of ~.
nxr v ~eAA'e e'st ceen ao'e 10
mas been purchased under advanageous cir
aud BY the lst March, entirely Complete, ana
NC etuly solicit the OF yireni, Norb ,s
Iennssee give
this country. - - ~-e"' ~ my "siHe''h
~ nave niso on hand large stock OF READY
-rxo, 30, o msnaiAetareda a. home, under
Win the AID Of the CUTTERS We haya
such arrangements In 20
pes with any establishment state.
aud upon liberal ternas. " 'A' PusnA-e'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-11

= n sAbhhe and Boxes Bordeaux Olive OH 100 baskets
perior quality; $50 gallons olive OIL on drsueht 80 -
Gus were purchased before the late advance VII be
~ hINO, rrantlin street, Of City Hotel CN<-|A~
would Invite the attention Of his friends e{
MADE cARRIAoEs and Harnesses the style and quality Of which,
are not equaed b establishment In this city stock
Prenoh Coaches One horse narouebes
Sir seat Chariotees Two Roekavays
/ Five Rsckawaya seat Ton uvpfes
Your seat Rcckavsys BuEFies Tps-a vsSety %
Light Charotees styles 80 y"
Manufactured ohe materials and by experienced s
determined % cell quality
| can be purchased either Al the North south
Of Coach hndlnss for sale. fs3a-iy
NEW AND INTERESTING BoOKs-Grest ruth, BY grest
~ Authors Dictionary o. Aids 70 Reflection:
Maxlms Metaphors Counseis, Cautions Aphoa Proverbs
Ac Ae-from writer's Of AL and both Henispheres
Spiritual vsnpw tn. History % Ehsria sodovn and her
Travels IN Egypt and Palestine By . W Thona. Nm
Tales o. the Boutsrn Border, BY webber author 81 Os
Hleks Che Guide, Shot 10 the Eye, Ac, &c
Preliminary Dissertations Poem. Notes Critical and Trris
natoy Index the Subjects Paradise Lost ana vsosl
s 70 az " o rs .,d L s SS,ss, Dsss
Notes spd yocaulary By John Hart D. Principal ne
Hgh School member o. ths Aersen pkilosophf-
ealsossaev' &C. &C. For saeH JAS. u. oIbB, No ~,
malf Opposite City Hotel
sunny SIDE AND TIE SHADY sfDH-The Leaf frens
- sunny sd. ny a. Truss suthor cf "Peep rivs
Ihs shady SIDE or Lifs 10 County Parsonage ny p.sr
Vile. 70 cents. Just Published, for sale b. - p.
ma2t NASH wooDifoUsE, Eagls equase.
LIZ MBlioiDERkD flNEs CAMBalc HAvDR RnftuFps--
patterns and prices sstoushinsy Call and ioot n them
spH JANIS 7. oox No ~ Msfn 81
Il h.so " N''-'" "'' "' '"' $50 so"
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REAr BARGANs@FRoM Acknowledgements In part
VI Berage DeLnss, Rich Printed and Plain Chales
Bereges Plain Chsngeaole Dress Silks splendid
French Lawns Jaconet Cambria and Checked Mun
Dotted Swiss Ginghams, Prints Gloves, White
Mixed Cotton Hose Linen Cambria Handkerchief Bleaeh-d
sheengs and shrngs, Table Linens, Toilet Covers
Russia Diaper, Tosrlng &C. together with OF
Goods for boys which the
lie is respectfully solicited,
goods many thsy
recently been sold Tor. Call and be your " Judge.
L. NJ. Ma
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- D0IpIi, Acts Of The General assembly, compiled
ts ~ T'giHaon the subjects OF Corporations generally
Iowns-fires TownsJo.n
Banks OF Cireuaonof Bank merely OF Depose and Discount
the Circulation
of Works OF Internal
at Session 1879 together with prescribing
Regulations the
Companies, passed lsS6-5T.
All having with Corporate
kind should not be without Of these Pamphlets Price 80
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-04-30
PRINCIPAL OFFICES,
Ophir, Auburn and Yankee Jim's

A Il these Offices a Daily Express is
"A received from, aud dispatched to
Sacramento-thence to all parts of Cali
tornia, America and Europe.
Our routes extend to all parts of the
County. eaa.,h p ", i.n''ss
Weare prepared to continue an Ex-
press. Exchange and Banking business on
the most liberal scale. ssr1l .sgssg..is
!, Our facilities for obtaining Post Office
Letters continue, as the public has ,hither-
70 found them to be, unequaled and unap-
proachable in Placer County. 35
/. Gold Dust bought at the highest, and
forwarded at the lowest rates. to2S-.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-04-30
LARGE GATHERING OF FRiENDLY In

LARGE GATHERING OF FRIENDLY IN
DIANs.-A company from 800 to 1000 In
dians, says the Shasta Courier, assembled
in One Horsetown on Monday night last,
for the purpose Of celebrating the ami
versary of some noted event in their his
tory. They were painted and dressed up
ia every conceivable fashion ofthe fantas-
tic and horrible, and danced and howled,
and otherwise made night hideous, for
some six or eight hours "by Shrewsbury
clock" After which the squaws indulg-
ed in sumptuous repast Of broiled beef
CUTS, and the warriors partook heartily
Of an abundant layout Of chemuck COM
posed of pulveriEed acorns, grass seed
and preserved worms. They then good
humoredIy retired to their peaceful holes
in the vallies that they love away up in
the hills. Hi-w Indans.-State Journal.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-04-30

PATHETIC ApPEAh.-A boy was caught
in the act Of stealing dried berries in front
of store the other day, and was locked
,ip in dark closet by the grocer. Then
the boy commenced begging most pathe-
tically to be released, and after using all
the persuasion that his young imagination
could invent, proposed. s4 cf
SHOW, If you'll let be out and send for
my daddy, he'll pay you for the berries
and lick me besides!'' This appeal was
too much for the grocery man TO stand
|ont against. r. h.os "a snssrssvba
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-04-30
Gbf llDffklp lplarfr gfrals.
Published every Saturday Morning by
r. g. @. H. MITCHELL. ii
At the HERALD OFFICE, on Main Street,
opposite the National Hotel.
10 TERMS.

ADVERTISING, one square, of 10 lines,
and more than shines, first insertion, three
dollars each subsequent insertion, one
dollar and fifty cents. gEF rs0@sw
For half square of five lines or more
than three, first insertion, two dollars;
each Subsequent insertion, one dollar:
For three lines or less, first insertion,
one dollar and fifty cents.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-04-30
Stovall. Cravens s. Co.

DEOPLE'S STORE, Yankee tims,
l. keep constantly on hand a large and
well selected stock Of provisions, liquors,
and miners supplies in general. Miners
and others wishing to purchase are re-
spectfully invited to call and examine for
themselves. Goods packed to order.
sept 18 my 4aa5sjN i
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-04-30

ARTIFICIAL PRupUcTIoN OF FIsH.-The
French Government is continuing to act
on the admirable discovery of Gehin and
Remy, fishermen of the Vosges, for arti-
fcialIy formulating the eggs of fish. 1t
has, in particular, caused Ito be practc-
ed ON a grand scale at Huningen; and the
fish produced by it there are, on arriving
at certain degree of maturity, to be sent
into different rivers and canals. In the
southern Departments, also, the same
system has been practiced with extraordi- !
nary success. 1t consists in collecting
the spawn of the female fish, instead of
allowing them to deposit it in. the beds Of
rivers, and in applying It 70 the milt Of
males, instead Of leaving the males to do
are preserved until they become hatched.
The consequences ls, that many thousand
fish are produced from each females
spawn, whereas only very few indeed are
obtained when the fish are left to effect
the fecundation themselves, owing to the
eggs being devoured by other fish, wash
ed away, or injuring by dirt. Rivers,
streams, canals, lakes, and ponds can
thus be made to TEEN with fish; and
new branch Of commerce is thereby Great
eu, WHlle all dDuHudHI supply VI WuOiO
some food is Obtained. The expense of
applying the system of Remy aad Gehin
is very trifiing indeed. These. men have
been recompensed by the Government for
the great services they have been the
mean. Of rendering to the public. Their
plan is applicable to all sorts Of fish that
spaw in rivers. ~ li''t ~ 4"
1t is said that Raffaele Monti, the Mia
nese sculptor, sends his wonderful veiled
statute Of the Bashful Beggar to the
New York Crystal Palace for exhibition,
| in May. This is pronounced to be the
only work in which apparent Transparent
cy has been given to solid marble. 81.
The sons ofan Emperor Of Austria got
into a quarrel. In the height of passion
one Of them said to the other -"You
are the greatest ass in Vienna" Highly
offended at their quarfellng in his pres
ence, the Emperor said: 'sCome, come,
lyon forge, that am presens.h sai q
49, y VI
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-04-30

IT IST OF, LETTERS remaining in
IL the Post Office at Auburn, on the 25th
of April. 1853.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-04-30

Masonic.
EUREKA LODGE, NO 16, Of A. Y.
Masons, meet the first and third Mondays
IN every month. Transient brethren in
good standing are respectfully invited to
communicate with us.
J.R. CRANDALL, w. M.
H. II. HOLMES, Sec.
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ARRIVALS Al TIE PRIselPII HoTTls-
YESTERDAY

AMERICAN HOTEL Mason. Tbos N rav-l
lcz Esf. =. church. Petersburg , Sanxsfer, AIexa1
d1a; Chas Hiilershiott Greensboro: 6 fs,es<s1s
s9sessy; aia g Exsli, Hsnreoi W HeleenSe, Dsa..
Bowman, SUSSEX D Leonard Henyscoss i q 49,
Ean faiie; @ Hill, L6wreDceyilie. Teorsx5 -
~ ~ " y norton and lady, Washin stox ID q. W;s.
~ riy.nRae. agi ass Temple do; J r WiIlisurs Va
'asiel susl ana Iady, Ohio; Hon L Boyd, Ky. g
al. 1.ai ps.,,A pH1,IEL-A Ganor. Charlottesville; n
Inomp on, steamer Baltimare s Pitcher. Emsxs
gctr rene, Orange; L Jacobs G1rdonsvil}s \ Cart
Thomas Sims- and D B &; b ] Hin sseamer a.
s1aas sas.s lins Gnrisraan Charles city Carter,
sEC f Bidg1ed. Norfolk; 8 Hilbert. pet~rsbarss
Rodgers, White, Baltimore. n Il Ricbsrd.nrns rs
York. S.uppeit NsW&
EXCHANGE HOTEL K rory, II Carolina:
n,ner', |, Lancaster; J B Henderson, New Kent. +. "
Dswnins, Fls; Owens. Tenn; III Hamilton, ss-
\ Trstnnans 6so, Dr. Cooke and iadv. Fluvannss "
dsusa gS.s and family, Baltimore; w Yancey and
speed Iynesbas.s NJ. jas Penn Ie. Nelson John
laS laSaiss ~ spencer New Orleans; FIN Watkins and
10y, ss rarmvtlle; w A Purysar Buckius ham. I Z.
SsnggiTsso, s.s T, rssersburg; VIM w Gwathney Rich
Gsri.osa my ~ laaoIss and LADY, Z, Ma; John
CoLg ! NJ Milan HOTEL NJ Cochran, Lynch
fmi Solthai- VIM r Wilson VIM wv WiIsou
Amelia; Dnpree, Franklin; % H Smith. Iibertx.
H.ssn q ans FlS,ls; Flnr; Griffin, Nottoway;
saisn, Gioa,er sraes @ Geolas1 wcsSss
Chas Simpson, Giles ii; VIM I'll Micone I.y5rbhnrss..
VIM A Scott, BIckingh CHAM; Mr. Moseier Rynrsr;ct
Il G Handy, Lunenburg; Wm r Garter. Notrowsr..
g Walton, Petersburg; George Rinsey. Fsrmviiie::
John St Clair. Nottoysay; Geo w Msrshsll Csross
line Hon MI Motley Pitts Thos BssIs,S 1ss-
ro,ine; John Clopton, w B Blanton. Va. s,
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RI c H M 0ND, VA
THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER "a, 1855.
FLUSH TIMES OF ALABAMA AND MIssIs.

We have received from a, correspondent
the first leaves of this new book, which viii
be issued by the Messrs. Appleton in a
few days. 1t consists of a series of
sketches, the rollicking humor of which has
rarely been equalled by any writer in this
country. The author is Joseph G. Baldwin,
Esq, native of Virginia, and nephew of
the late Judge Baldwin of Staunton He is
now resident of Alabama, where, though
yet young man, he has reached the very
front rank of his profession as learned and
able lawyer. We are astonished that, in the
midst of his arduous professional duties, he
has found time to make such finished and In
imitable contributions to literature as most
of those which we have seen from his pen.
The versatility of his genius has rarely been
equalled. We recollect, when we first read
The Flush Times in the Messenger, we
were so struck with their irresistible wit and
humor, that we sought out the editor of the
Messenger, and begged him, if it were no
secret, to give us the name of the author.
On a subsequent occasion, we saw in the
Messenger an article of an entirely different
character, one of the most eloquent and Wig
orous pieces of historical writing we have
ever read, and which arrested the admiring
attention of some of the first minds of the
State. Upon inquiry, we heard to our sur
prise, that this was also a production of the
versatile and splendid pen of Joseph G.
Baldwin.
We beg here to correct prevalent misap-
prehension, that the work about to be issued
by the Appletons is only republication of
"The Flush Times in the Messenger. From
an examination of the rich and attractive ta-
BILE of contents, we see that nine out of the
twenty-six sketches of the book have
never been published
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-24

The BOARD OF DIREcToRs of the James
River and Kanawha Company held meeting yester r
day, Messrs. Boyd, Speed and Lyons being present.
No business of public Importance was transacted.
The last two gentlemen named are new Directors
Nothing has yet been heard of Mr. Leake, aud we
are therefore, unable to say whether or not he has
accepted the appe nment conferred upon him by the
Board of Public Works. II
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Once one door from 10th, on Main st. NOT
A RTIFICIAL TEETH-GREAT AND

n A0A<ht< AND
"A IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENTS under
signed have purchased the right to use Dr. ALIENS
fAIENI IMPROVEMENT in the mode of iusert
ing ARTIFICIAL TEETH, which is one of the
greatest and most important inventions ever made in
this branch of the Dentists art
The improvement consists in the employment of a
metal superior to gold in purity, and in the complete
union of all the teeth By silicious compound which
at the same time forms the most beautiful and natu-
raj looking gum and filing up all creyices and ire
artes and rendering it impossible for the teeth to
become unpleasan TO the wearer by the sccurnula-
ton of particles of food other substances between
them. No other mode of mounting artificial teeth 10
comparable to this in any respect.
Persons wearing teeth inserted in the ordinary
way, and not giving satsfaction,) invited to try
this invention, which they do at but little addi
tioual cost.
We shall be pleased to show specimens CT this kind
OF work to any persons who will call at our Office
whether oaey want artificial teeth not.
WAYT l. MAHONY, Dentists,
my 17-d& WITS Office 2Oe Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-24

In New York, on Sunday night last, young man
was set upon in Cherry street, knocked down, dan
serously stabbed, and robbed. by gang OF three
ruffans who easily made of before the arrival Of
the nnlice 49,
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ourRAGEoUs SwIsDLE-A man calling himself
VIM. Ely was arrested in New York on Saturday
last for swindllng several firms out Of considerable
amounts of money by consigning to them horse
heads and refuse beef packed in barrels as s2rime
beef and receiving of them advances on the same
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-24
CATCHING THIEF-Yesterdav norn;n,

WATCHING A lH1EF.-1 esrefddy morning
the denzens of the Valley, in the rear of the Ian.
aud the screams of stop thief" not few of whom
turned out and Joined the chase. The fellow whom
they were pursuing proved TO be Temple notorious
rogue the property of Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson,
who when started, took to Shockoe Creek and kept
it, passing under the arches until he reached 18th
street, when he fed to- his den where he was cap
and soundly punished for trespassiag where he had
no right.
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KEEP THE Sal

KEEP THE SABBATH.-Elizabeth Dear
ing, charged with selling groceries on Sunday last
was partially examined yesterday morning, but ow-
ing to the absence of witnesses the case was not con
cluded. 1t will come up to-day. sfa e lHl q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-24

STEAMSHIP RoANoKE.--It will be observed
by the advertisement of Messrs Ludlam Watson
ter this trip for few weeks in order to give her
new dress. Her consort, the Jamestown, will con
tinue to make her regular trips. .
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by STEAMER JAMEST0WN.-He Heavy
H. Beaver and Giraffe Cloths, for 0vercoats; New
Style Plaid DeLaines and Habit prints; rich white
and fancy eolored Brocade Ribands White En-
broidered Thibet Shawls; White and Black Quilted
Skirts; Colored Marcelines &c.,6c IS 3s
VALENTINE, CRENSHAW & CO.,
No &c. corner Broad, 9th and Capitol streets,
noS. near Capitol Square,
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RELEAsED.-James Miles, slave to S. s
ney, was examined and released, there being no eyi
dence against him. - tH p tfsH y 4 fe4tfi4 ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-24

See the advertisement of Major Joseph
Yandor who proposes opening school IN this CITY 70
teach the science of Fencing
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On Thursday last, William q. Carter, aged ten
years, son of Capt. Fl. N. Carter, of Cross Hill,
Laurens District s. c. was killed by the accidental
discharge of gun in the hands of his uncle, John
Lyon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-24

RoLLING A WHEELBARROw.-Henr a
servant at the Mail office, was before the Mayor for
rolling wheebarrow the sidewalk last " ednss-
day night Having good excuse for doing, he was
admonished and discharged. t.ff f8 u
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LOCKED UP.-George Woody, convicted
of noisy and disorderIy conduct Second street last
Saturday, was committed to prison yesterday fol
want of bail for his good behaviour.
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pOWLING SALOON.-The undersigped

ROWLING SALOON.-The undersigned
~ has just fitted up elegant SALOON in the
rear of the Arbour, for the amusement and exercise
OF gentlemen; with three splendid ALLEYS just put
down in the best manner by Mr.. r. England, and
pronounced by judges the most superior in work
manship ever seen in the city, which will be opened
this day to the public
He has also completely remodeled his ARROUR
RESTAURANT, and it is now pronounced the most
splendid establishment in Virginia where can be had
at all times the greatest decacies of the season. and
where everything good to eat and drink will be al
ways ready for his friends and patrons,
He returns his sincere thanks to his friends for their
unbounded patronage, and assures them every atten
tiono himself and assistants will be always rendered
oc 10 R. w, ALLEN
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RELEAsED.-Ann slave to Mr. N. Ma
taews, charged with going at large, was released
from custody, the evidence satisfying the Court that
she was in the service of Mr.. r. Lumpkin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-24
THE DAILY DISPATCH,

~ TIE circulation of the Daily Dispatch exceess
that Of ali the Daily papers Of Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-24
YEssEL ARANpoNEn.-ThA tow. boat Ren

ESoEL ABANUUN Ell H6 IUW-U DtH
Sheppard, on her upwapd trip yesterday morning,
had been abandoned. She was taken in tow and
brought up to Rockets, where she now lies This
looks little mysterious, have recollection of
any such vessel sailing from our port. When first
from the Ben. Sheppard, she drifting about
the river, with sails set and would have gone
ashore
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-24

STEALING SHOES, Anderson, hired
two pair of shoes from his employers, and fiogged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-24

FLoGGED-Mary Jane Weaver and Amy
Wilson, two negroes were before the Mayor for
quarrelng and fighting in Theatre Alley. Mary was
ordered hogging, but the old woman was released !
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CApTUREp-Henry. Slave to Mrs Tall

CAPTURED.-Henry, slave to Mrs. Talia-
ferro, and employed at the Powhatan House. was dis.
covered on board the City of Richmond last Tuesday
by Capt Mitchell, where he had secreted himself In
order to make his escape and handed over to Captsin
Wilkerson, who deposited him in Tait's Jail. The
brother of this fellow ran off about two weeks ago
and has act been heard of since. sFf 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-24

SCHOOLER'S GEOMETRY. j. W.
ments of Descriptive Geometry-the Point the
Straight Line and the Plane, by S, Schooler, M. A..
Instructor in Mathematics at Hanover Academy, Va.
The printing, paper and engravings in this Book
in the finest style of the arts, and is altogether
riort any English or American work on the subject.
Ii
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Nor PRoyRD-E. Wasserlnan was &C
quilted ON the charge of selling goods last Sunday
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-24

4 ICORICE, FLOUR, &e.-
~ 10 cases Barracoa Stick Lcorice
6 do. c. & A. Paste dc.
40 DO Sanford do do.
20 bbls Ritanna extra Flour
so ounces Otto of Roses
200 lbs. very superior Tonqua Beans
Ploughs, Feed Cutters and Corn Shelters, various
sizes now in store, and for sale on accommodating
terms by JOHN A. ROBINSON,
10 I8 Corner of Cary and Va. streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-24

The residence of Rev. w. o. Arnold, in Wilkes
county, Georgia, was destroyed by IRE last week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-24

FINED.-J. Darracott was fined for OF
structiug the sidewalk with coal.
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CosTIYuED.-Wm. Dodd, charged with
leaving his cart in the street all night, dspos
ed of Yesterday. - 80
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DENTISTRY.
WHITE TEETH. HEALTHY 1;TTNs

g.. -, a1s...1A 9 ~ EFT BKEATH,--All these bene-
Tooth Wash. 1t Is used and recon,me,ea h ,ha
mo- dentists in the country It viii cleanse
anu preserve the teeth from decay; ii will cure All
grant odor to the breath Prepared only bv Franris
seIaan, , Druggist Phlladelphia For sale wholesaie
u u, lesaM n oy X r. DUvAL & BRO, Richmond. and
oc s9-;5ms -
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ERANULATED GTjM-Th;. he.n,;i,,

article used for securing artificial teeth on their
pa.es, sarpasses every attempt at initiating the ma.
La, seIa gum with somewhat Similar preparations
o. sne nrs set OF teeth in which it has been broken
My Gold and Silver Filings are much admired fo,
their smoothness This eyenness of snrfacs ~
the iodgment of food about them, which would rem
ger them worthless besides, my plugs will retain the
natural teeth through life, they never come ont
After long course of experiments have secnred
2 compound Tor weak teeth, that can be used when
It is Impossible to use any kind of metal
R. d. ADDINGTON,
GraI = n
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GAS REGULATORS.-Read the follow

~ ing Certificate:
44stor House, Nor. I've have had Dr. Walter
Kidders Gas Regulator in the Astor House. for
several months past. We have three Regulators at
tached to as many metres tone to each and they
supply 28O burners. The Regulators operate finely:
they perfectly gulate the burning of the gas and
with as good light, US handsome per centare
upon our bills of consumption, saw about Is dollars
week which is equal TO p per cent on our gas bills
We consequently feel very great confidence in the
success of the Regulator. COLEMAN u STETsoN.
For sale by
STEBBINS, DARRACOTT & CO.,
II st
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The corner stone Of St Johns lEpiscopaD church
was laid in Wilmington, N. c., on Monday S