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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-17
THE DAILY DISPATCH
Thursday Morning, March ~, 1883.


~ Tuesday we expressed some of the ap.
prehen:ions we felt with regard to the Internal
Improvement policy of Virginia. They pre-
sen,ed dark side to a picture which we are
happy to know has its bright side. However
much Virginia may have lost by the misman-
agement of her improvement system-howeVer
much her independent commerce may be di.
minished below whatit might have been under
the guidance of wiser and more patriotic coun.
ellis, that commerce must be, nevertheless, in
creased to a very great degree, and the general
pro perity of the State and her chief towns,
must be greatly promoted. This will be the
case, no matter if the feed advoc les Of the in
terests of foreign corporations before our Leg
i-Iature obtain all they ask for. This conclu-
sion to which we have come, is based upon the
Unreasonable capacity for production of the
West and the Southwest. All the lines OF i'm
provement that are likely to be constructed,
will have more than they can transport
Those that come to tine Tide.water of Virginia
will, Of course, be always full freighted; for
independent of there being enough produce for
all, Virginia presents the attractions of climate
and advantages of shipment, which are, in our
opinion, superior to those of any other State
Independent of these general and indisputa-
ble conclusions, we have other grounds of re-
lance for the prosperity of our Tide-water
cities. The trade of the Southsde of James
River, which is immense beyond the apprecia-
ton of our own people, cannot be taken from
them. The Danville road, which viii! drain a
country teeming with the richest products,
will be direct tributary to the prosperity OF
this city, and the james River Canal, as much
ss 1t is decried, is fast anchor to conside. a.
| bic trade that never can be diverted from it by
lines leading to Baltimore, either from Lynch.
| burg via Alexandra, or from Salem via Win
chester. That canal must, in any event, coerce
the Eastward transportation of vast amount
Of the productions of Virginia that will go to
| swell The trade of her Tide.water cities.
| From these conclusions We deducs great
| deal to encourage the enterprise of our people
in spite of all the injury the old Commonwealth
has sustained from errors in the beginning o
her system of improvement-from local dissen'
s;ons and jealousies-and from the active ane
we'll planned efforts of foreign corporations.
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ROfs CALF BOoTs.-A superior lot OF
- Boys hiex and thin sole Calf and Kip Boots,
at NO -, Estn strees, sign of the Boot
1s IL WILLIAM WALSH
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unh l2-6t.

Kr If you Wnne ssnsthtnK Very Nice
f.s Iaa send 10 WIN. fALcONEk'S Bakery, III
Mais stTess, about te'eloek, 2. y end gse sons
Tee Rlseaits. - n-u
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BY vicious action, we iojure our mind, al
we " should our body, by drinking poison, or ;n-
melting wound upon il.
The French gentleman with straw hat was
.own yesterday, forcing the spring styles,
wv" looking for the man in white pants.
q, ne Artesian we'll, which is being sunk at
sn. LOUIS oy the Beicher brothers, for their
| enc third Of a mile. -ooo oo 'se'' A'-''
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ITO TOBACCO mANUFACTURERs.-
- ne subscriber soiicns the attention of Tobsc
% AanaiaetsTers 10 his superior Presses and mLus
q! S"5ry description p. RAaM,
al 2l-Gn
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!, In the course of his reply to Mr.. Masos, in
me Senate, on Monday, ST.. Clayton stated
very ensphaticaliy that il was his intention not
to oppose the Administration. on ifs policy 90
,ar as II had been developed, and expressed the
nope that he might be able to sustain il through
its whole course.
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Gov. F. oie, of Mississippi, has issued his
proclamation for the election OF five members
Of Congress from the State at large.
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MARCH I4rH, 1858.
lDDINE5 GnAnl. PER RT

NI EW
IN snip ROANOKE-We are receiving Ibis
morning, by Roanoke, portion OF our Spring sup.
ply Of Dry goods. purchased recently in New York
for cash. Ia the assortment will be found some
handsome rich and new styles OF Monselaines,
payaoe De aines and other descriptions OF Spring
Dress Goods Also, handsome EInbroiderles, aSd
a variety of Fancy Goods too numerous to emu
merate Our friends viii please examine our
Stock before making their purchases elsewhere -
We are conEden, we can offer such Inducements
as will NOT tai! to please the closest buyers.
HART IL MOSES. New Store
NH IL So Main street.
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O. FOR SALE-A very desirable House
ss and Lot on Maddox Hill, near the resi-.
dencs OF Mr. Saunders Possession can be had i'm
mediately. Apply to
EDWARD D. EACHO,
NH General Agent and Collector.
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NEW YORK CAPITALIsTs.-Unless tf

New YORK CAPITALIsTs.-Unless there
are q great many unfounded stories aaoaf,
New York capitalists are doing great deal in
all the Southern States. THEY are undertaking
railroads in very many sections. They are re.
ported to have been taking stock in the North
Carolina roads, and it is stated that an agent of
Colby & Smith, of New York, has been down
to Beaufort, on the North Carolina coast, to
examine the harbor, with view, should it
prove safe and accessible, to construct rail-
road from Fayetteville to that point. The chief
object is to reach the coal mines Of North Caro-.
lima via Fayetteville, and have Beaufort as the
shipping port. 1t is the intention of the New
York company, according to the Newbsrn
News, to avail itself of the very loose act of
the last North Carolina Legislature, charter.
ing the Fayetteville and Western Railroad,
"commencing anywhere and terminating at a
similar point.
Those New York capitalists are very busy
in Georgia, and are said to be busy in Missis-
sippi and elsewhere. According to accounts,
they are stirring about in Virginia. Mr.. As
pinwall and other rich capitalists of New York,
own extensive coal lands in Hampshire county,
in this State. They propose building on their
own account, railroad from S'rasburg to their
coal fields, at a cost of $2,00o00O. If this
great scheme is carried out, the friends of the
Manassas Gap Railroad expect great adyan.
tages to that improvement. We did hear a
rumor that they were desirous of getting hold of
the Ricf mond and Ethan Railroad-with
what truth we cannot say. We have not the
slightest objection to the New York capitalists
building railroads at the South. We would
rather see our own money employed; but we
had much rather see railroads built with
Markham mnnax than NOT To he h,1ilf af all
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READY MADE CLOTING.

> n n U I. a . z y + I6JO.
IA are now receiving at 112 Main street,
w our Spring and Summer Stock OF Clothing
which is the best assortment we have ever offered
for SALE embracing every variety and quality. Our
goods have been snufactured by ourselves; they
are well Gu, and made, and will be sold as cheap
as tha same quality of goods can be bought In any
market Merchants are requested to call and ex.
anime our stock OF Clothing, and we pledge our
selves to show them goods well suited TO their
trade, and az prices that will induce them to buy.
s. MERCHANT e. WEISIGER,
ma 9 lie Main street
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z Read and Pro1if bv it.-Ds v

~ Head and Profit by it.-De Yon
suner with any painl Ifyou do, use Dr. Roses Pain
Gu1er It cures foeshachs, Sore Throat EaIschs, Sta
Meek o. Pains in the Face in few minutes It cuses
qn,ekAy fain In the Stomach or Bowek. Cures Chill
ba1ns Coras and any irritation On the feet It scts
like charm tor Pains in the Side Limbs or Back md
tor Rheumatism from sudden cold it il msgicL IN
hs elects. In bottles, u 1-2 Is and SO cents
The best Cough Syrup In the WorId.--
Dr.. Roses Celebrated Cough Syrup, ryes immediate
relief e the worst Cough wssshef con.umptive
!osseung from eSs (: a.ays an irritation 9f the
Lung and torifes the system against future atass:
For Bilious Habits and bad CnIds.-
Ifyou are bilious, you require purgstive medicins
II you have bad oold you should remove il from ~.
system your Liver is out of ORDER You viii hsSs
cold feet vsriable appetite, and yellow skip-tsis
Dr.. Roses Anti Bilious Railroad Pil and Won iii
soon be relieved from all bad feelings In boxes IL
and 25 cents.
Dr. Roses Celebrated CerdIaI.-For
Nervous Affections, Hesrt Disease, &c &c.
The astonishing happy effect this medicine has upon
the Nervous STEM in allaying all disturbances or ir
rtation also for curing Ppitation and Heart Disease
as well as invigorating the constitution enhvening
the sprits and restoring the weak and nervous from
any cause, has created great demand for it from al
parts OF the country. 50cents per bottle.
All the above valuable medicines, with Dr. Roses
Medical Adviser can bs had at all the Drug Stores in
Richmond Ia IA
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AGUERKkOTlPRs

W. DA6UERRkOTl PRS.
wu wo yoa Keep those priceless treasures
aIoles aI OF long vanished pleasures,
ana preserve for your behoIdina.
Mn,-1 1s "a. ana iaces long since mouldingt
mouLsoN can take, with orief endesyor.
Face and form that last forever.
;..., "A uu.nia, ne,iike, finely fnished portrait or
miniature OF relative or friead, severed from n.
oy distance or death, who would not prize aod de-
guerreotype 10 an object rarely seen But NOM. 4.
SONS Pictures withstand the test Of time, and ~
pronounced by the highest suthority. uusurns.seS
on either side the Atlantic.
Our price for one Of these 6ns Portraits is oulv
ONE DOLLAR complete, and warranted to pleas
or no sale.
Strangers and citizens are cordially iny;ted "a
call and examine specimens
Observe the name and number-MOULSON,s
Sky and Side Light Daguerrean Gallery, ITO Main
street. fe
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r IL was Discoverca, about 20 years
ago. In the county of King and Queen, By Ply.
sicsu, eminent in his profession. that Asatc Ch0l
era. Cholera Morbus Bilious Choic, Dysentery.
Diarrhoea- Lock Jaw, and many other.ncrv and
spasmodic diseases OF very dangerous character
could be easily cured. Since that time he has
proved that fact to hundreds Of cur fellow cizens
and can prove Il to as many ~ viii try DUVAL' $
FAMILY ANTl-SPASMoDlC, the peoples lavorits
Medicine. They can get il from PURCELL, lsADD
e. CO., or any Draggtsr In the city. See adyersiss-
ment. au G-3mwts
T CIGARS, CIGAKs, CIGARS. -
j. A. HARRINGTON, Importer and Wholesale
aud Retail Dealer In old Havana and Principe Ci.
CARA, Tobaccos, Snutfs, Pipes. Canes. Turksh and
American Smoking Tobacco, No l64. corner ms'a
and 10th streets, Richmond.-Jns receiving. isfse
and well seiecsed iots Of old Havana and Principe
Cigars. Also, New York due cat Chewing ana
Smoking Tobacco, which ! oasr % fhe usse sow
aud on accommodating terms or siioerai discount
to cssh dealers. Pubic sstenfion 70 solicited to
the cheap and desirable Stock have on hand
N'''s - ], A. HARRINGTON,
NH Ia-st. Sign Of the Scotch Soldier.
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n0GGETT 81 ANDERSON, UPhOLST.
~ ERERS AND PAPER HANGERS, corner of
Governor and Frsnkiia streets, have just received
a superior lot OF whxe and checked India Mating;
also. part of their Spring stock of French and
American Paper Esngings, which they would be
pleased TO f,irni.h % those in want. fe 25-lm
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NH 10

THk sUBSCKIBEK hes received his Spring
L Stock, In part, with daily additions from the
most approveu factories, and offers to all house.
keepers and others in want, the most complete and
beautiful assortment of Goods in the Cr0ckery,
Gfass, China, Looking. Glass and Fancy
Line, ever before offered by him. Call at No l IL
West Main street.
NH 10 n EVANS
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1T SPRING FASHION OF HATS
III The subscriber is in receipt of the Spring
fashions, to which he respectfully invites the atten
ton OF purchasers.
fe IL JOHN THOMPSON,
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ID APVIST BOOK UERUSIVOK Just
ID received, the annexed Books:
Inspiration OF the Scriptures, Review OF snum.
Der of writers on the subject, by Alex Carson.
The Seven Churches in Asia, by Rev'd Samuel
Wills.
The Religion of Geology and It's connected Sci.
ences, by Edward Hitchcock, d ID, LII d.
Principles Of Zoology; touching the Structure,
Development, Distribution and Arrangement o the
Races Of Animals, living and extinct with nnmer-
Gus illustrations.
The Ladies Mentor; Guide to the Formation OF
Character, in a series of letters, by a lady.
Railway, Steamship and Telegraph Book, being
Guide through the United States and Canada, &C,
&c-with Map of the United States and Canada
For sale at No 203 Main street, by
mhlO CHAS. WORKMAN, Depositary.
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III UTChksON's CkLHBkATKD x E1al

~ NIChESUN'S CELEbkAVEB q fllFa.
"A EDY FOR BLIND AND BLEEDIr{(i PILES
--Narranted safe, sure and mild remedy for
|les, pTalspsus AMI, and all other dlseases OF the
Fecsin One box will convince the patea. of iss
nad and curative properties.
Fr1ce OF. oue dollar, 2 OF. SOC per box
Prepared by w. HUTCHINSON, Amsterdam
botetourt County, Va.
=, For sale In Richmond By Purcell, Ladd Co
O2Te d. TO and Adia e. Gray. se 2e-dIy
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COOPERS' TOOLS.-Just received, a com.
" plete assortment of Coopers' Tools, of superior
quality, embracing straight and bent Drawing
Knives, Crozs Irons, Coopers Adzes, broad Hatch
ets. Compasses, Dubbing Knives, &c. A call is 30.
licited from all in want of superior Toels
c. J. SINT0N & CO,
NH 10 II Main street.
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WHEAT STKAW.-For sale at the how
w price OF 81 25 per bale of 200 lbs, which is
about the average weight OF the bales, suitable for
forage, for stock, bedding or packing. Apply at
the Toll Office Of the James River and Kanawha
Company, or to Mr.. Cruschfeld, at the Wood Yard,
near the Packet Landing, on the Basin.
"a OFF
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MINNIS & WATSON

E Rockbridge Alum Water, from tho
ROckbridge Alum springs, va.-This caie.
brated Water is diaretic, cstharfic tonic and ate
rstve in its effects on the system. 1t excites the
action of the liver in many csse, in which calomsl
weuld have no effect.
The wonderful success which has attended the
use of the Rockbridge Alan Water for many years,
in great variety OF diseases. has scquired for 1t
celebrity rarely If ever equaled and is steadily in
creasing. The most eminent chemists Of the day
have examined the Water, and found possessed
extraordinary medicinal properties. Il has been
declared by the best authorities TO be q cure for
every form of Scrofua, Chronic Liver Diseases, al
Chronic Diseases of the Stomach and BoHels Dys-
pepsis, Chr onic Diseases of the Eyes, Mercular AT.
fecons and particularly adapted to cases Of Passive
| Uterine Hemorrnsgs, complicated with deranae-
, ro.u, 8 the Liver and Stomach, and many other
disorders arisins from sxnppi pisv Of the The olood.
BENNETT & BEERS, Druggists, No l2s Main
street, Richmond, Va, are the sole agents for the
sale Of RockbriAge AlRm Water Price per
barrel $40; half barrel S6; by the gallon 50 cents
cash on deivTy, or good city acceptance.
The public sre cautioned against variety of sx.
hcles purpor.iug 70 be Alum Water. Unless IL
CONE through u. II cannot be genuine, and is not
from the Roekbridge Alan spriaSs, Va.
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TURKISH BATHING TOW LIS
Il Another supply just received for sale by
PURCELL, LADD & co. Druggists.
mill 90 Main street
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TNO COUNTRY MkKCHANTs-NkW
Il SPRING STOCK OF EARTHERN WARE,
CHINA AND GLASS, &c.-The subscriber offers
his large stock upon the most favorable terms, to
Country Merchants. ANY who call upon him will
be satisfied that greater Inducements can possi-
bly, ba Offer ed, either North or South. 1t is to the
interest of every Country Merchant to examine his
stock and prices before purchasing.
NH 10 NO112 Weat Main Street.
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R GOING TO EUROPE AGAIN.
E7A Selling off Mt Cost. and some

"a Selling of Mt Cost, and some
E1 Goods below Cost-At HENRY HY-
MAN'S, Direct Importer of Watches and
Guns No SO, Main Street.-As l intend going to
Europe again 10 the Spring TO make further ar.
rangements for importing Watches and Guns A.
rect to this city, as to be enabled 10 keep the
trade in our State, to compete with the Northern
Importers, will now offer for sale the whole OF
my valuable stock of Gold and Silver lever Watch.
es Gold Fob, Neck and Vest Chains, Seals, Keys,
Locks,s, Ear Rings, Finger Rings, Breast Pins
Bracelets and Bsnds, and great variety Of Fancy
Articles too numerous to mention
A Rare Chance-I have also on hand lot of
Plated, Cake and Fruit Baskets, Plated Castors,
Albata Setts four pieces Castors, Salt Cellars
Ink Stands, and lot OF Pspier Mache Goods which
will be sold less than Cost, to make room for my
lot of Guns, which expect daily from England.
Don't forget that 1t is at
HENRY HYMANs, No s6,
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ENOR SALE-A steam Engine and Boiler
l. that has been used for some two years pro.
pelling the Dispatch Power Press 1t is in order
for working, and will be sold low. Apply at this
office. NH It's
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CASH. BLINDS AND DOORS.-The sub
~ scriber is now prepared, with new sett of
machinery, 10 execute al orders in the above line
Tbs public will can and see for themselves. Amy
quantity OF the above work on hand-sash ready
glazed of various sizes Gail and see.
te l6-ts MILES AMBLER Mayo st
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superb Likenesses Of ladies'
SINONS Likenesses of Ladies are admired for THAR
rich delicate tone and soft ivory tinted back sround
which at once give them the appearance Of highly
wrought painting. with all the fidelity of artificial
Dsguereotype Those who have not seen the art in
its highest perfection, invited to call and exam
inc specimens M. P SIMONS
ia 25 Isl Main streat
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HENRY HYMAN'S, No s6,
de7 Direct Importer of Watches and Guns.

T AW NOTICE.-1bep partnership in the prsc'
~ tice of the Law, heretofore existing between
the undersigned, Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. The unfinished business of the partner
ship will be attended to by both of US. JOHN M.
GREGORY will continue to practice In all the
courts heretofore attende by him. He retains the
office occupied by Gregory Steger, over the store
of Thomas r Price e. Co. JOHN U STEGE2 will
continue practice in al the courts held In the city
of Richmond. His Office is on rankin street one
door below Governor street.
JOHN N. GREGORY.
ma s-2w JOHN o. STEGER.
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MOST VALUABLE KEAL ESTATE
lv1 AT PRIVATE SALE E-The subscriber is au.
ed to sell those three valuable brick Tene.
ments on the Northwest corner of Cary and 18th
streets, now occupied By punctual tenants at fair
rents.
Also, vacsnt Lot now used as a coal yard by
Mr. Samuel P. Hswes, fronting "a feet on the
North side of the Basin bank, running back 40 feet
TO Cary street
Also, the brick Dwelling on the South side Of
Leigh, between End and 3rd streets, now occupied
By Mr.. Charles Wood, having rooms, besides
kitchen, &c. Apply to
NH 9-ts w. GODDIN
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Uncle TOM'S CABIN IN ENGLAND,
~ Price l2 cents--Pubished this morning We
publish this day a Play In two acts. with the
dent of this city. To be had at AN the Bookstores,
and OF G M WEST & BRO,
NH l2 Publishers.
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- To the Pubiic.-four attention 10 in
vited to the very beautiful styles of Daguerreotype
which MlNNIS Il WATSON daily issuing from
their Gallery, No IS i2 Main street, Mansion House.
Nearly all among the many who visit rooms daily,
seen; they certainly the natural looking eyes
ever saw. As we have never resorted to humbug
or tned to write ourselves into notice, ask the
public to call and judge tor themseives You are also
notified that prices low any in this city
Don't forget the place. No IS 12 Main street. Mansion
House
l
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&TuNE CUTTlkG.-JoHN w DAVIES &
~ Co. practical Stone Cutters 81 Masons, South
Side CT the Dock near Mayos Bridge. We return
thanks Tor toe liberal patronage we have received
aad trust by strict ateaton business continue
90 merit the conf dence of the public. de l6-6m
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III COD fOk -ALE.-The subscriber hay1g
w large quantity Of Wood 70 spose of, mas
fsund it convenient to take yard for that purpose
Ills yard Is on Broad street, opposite Brooke
ATeuue Orders for Wood may be left at the
stores OF o. &. Herring. Esq Messrs Reeve & Blair,
!ss B. shelton, Esq, OF at the yard which will NEE,
with prompt sttentiJn.
He has on hand sbout 7e0 cord superior seasoned
SaS Wood, which he viii sell at the market price
la I4-ss John f. REEVE
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VIEW STUCK OF SPRING GOODS.-
~ J. e. M. ROSENBAUM, beg leave to return
their thanks to their friends and the public at large
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon them for
the last ten years. and to inform he that they
enlarged and rehtted their store. the old stand.
open on Monday, March the l4th, with an entire
fresh stock-comprising large and well selected
stock of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods Among
which will be found the newest style of Ladies'
Dress Goods; also, Il choice assortment for Men
and Boys ware, &c.
Their stock, having been bought entirely for cash,
their rent and expenses being small, they are en-
abled 10 sell as low any regular house In the city,
and that they will endeavor their utmost TO
please ali in price well az In goods. They re-
prectfuly solicta cal at l76, corner OF Broad and
9th streets. NH l2-6t
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gity fiuil, office Of the Seaier of Weights
and Measures for City of Richmond.
ITO MERCHANTS and others using balances,
4 steel yards, platform balances, wrights or
measures fer the purpose of buying and setting, are
hereby notified 70 bring send them 10 my Office,
IN toe City Hal to be tried and proved and at
winch place win De present every day from 8
o'clock NJ. to 0 clock P. NJ Under the act of
January the l2b 1853 this duty is to be performed
every two years JOS EPH c. WiEGFlELD,
NH dim Sealer, &c, of Richmond City
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None other ia genuine. Price 81 per bottle, or 81
bottles for s..
Sold BY al Druggists in this city and elsewhere.
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4 INSEkD OIL.-l500 gallons Linssed Oil,
IL for sale low by
PURCELL, LADD & co,
NH IL Druggists, 81 Main street.