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IAMBER T's OFFICE,
l4th street, nader Exchange Hotel.

Drawn numbers Delaware r. xtra SIS, April 9:
54 AZ SIS So 70 60 5 GA n 25 81 IA 90
Drawn numbers Delaware, Glass 60, April g.:
a6 "a 81 81 4 40 8 10 80 50 60 81.
To.Day.-The Delaware State Lottery. Glass
No "a. Capitals: 1000, 10000, 5000 3e80 2,5e4,
so of goo &c. 70 numbers, IL drawn. Tickets S
dollars. Also One Dollar Lottery. ap i2
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Il On Saturday last, u little daughter of
Dir. Joseph Brass, living in Barre street, Balti-
more, was burnt to death by her clothss taking
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- BEAUTIFuL DAGuEppu
Observation-Disclosures.

Would you keep those priceless treasures
Memories of long vanished pleasures,
And preserve for your beholding,
Forms and faces long since mouldingi
MoULsoN can take, with pref endeavor,
Face and form that last forever.
A truthful, life-like, finely finished portrait or
miniature of relative or friend severed from US
by distance or death, who would not prize and de.
sire to possess clear rich toned, durable Da.
guerreotype is an object rarely seen. But MOUL.
SONS Pictures Withstand the test of time, and
pronounced by the highest authority, unsurpassed
on either side the Atlantic.
Our price for one of these fine Portraits is only
ONE DOLLAR complete, and warranted to please
or sale.
Strangers and citizens are cordially invited to
call and examine specimens.
Observe the name and number-MOULSON'S
Sky and Side Light Daguerrean Gallery, ITO Main
street. fe 2
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Acute Rheumatism.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.

cNAAED STATES MAIL LINE.
Ls"res eoery Tuesday Afternoon at o'clock, for
NEW YORK VIA NORFOLK,
Per Steamship II Oaroke,
%Ah The favorite side wheel steamer
@fY Roanoke, E. Cavendy, Comman-
49, der, will be ready TO receive freight
4 to-day, Monday at l2 o'clock. and
she will continue to receive it up to the hour of
o'clock NJ, Tuesday, the 18th inst she will leave
at o'clock the same afternoon; by which hour
passengers are requested to be on board
Passage to New York, including meals and state
room acct mnodations, only. $40
Steerage passage, only OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS
The company will not be responsible for goods
litter they leave the wharf
their conslgnees bsfore ahip sails else aeir goods
viii have TO be stored at their expense and lax la
New York.
LUDL AN j. WATSON.
N B No freight can be received this trip, unless
it is er gagged OF Office.
aD ll-2t Law
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED ROR THE DAILY DISPATCH
Extraordinary Rumors from Washington
Recall of the Senate.


WAsHIsGTos, April IL, A. The Presi
dent has recalled the Senate. A portion o.
the members had left the city, but the Ser
geautat Arms was directed to order their re-
turn. The hour appointed for the assembling
of the Senate is II o'clock 10 day.
The Cabinet lie TO be recognized. tits ru-
mored that Mr.. Marcy has resigned, and that
Mr.. Gushing will take the State Department,
Mr.. Dobbin the Attorney Generalship, and
MIR. Stockton the Navy.
The Cabinet Rupture-Excitement I'm
Washington Buchanan Minister to En-
gland.
lsEcoND DISPATCH,
WASHINGTON, April lI.-Mr. Marcy has po-
sitlvely resigned. There is great excitement
here.
hr. Buchanan has been appointed and con.
firmed Minister to England.
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TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF LOTS IN THE
l. CITY OF RICHMOND, In Adams Val.

tRCSTEE'S SALE OF LOTS IN THE
CITY OF RICHMOND, In Adams Val.
ley. In rear of the Lancnsferian School
Ho use.-In pursuance of a trust deed, executed
by Thomas Drew and Others to the subscriber,
and Philip N. Nicholas and Josiah B. Abbott, Trus
tees to secure to the Bank of the United States the
payment of certain notes specified ia said trust
deed, which deed is dated 9th August, 1919, and of
record in Henrico County Court Clerks Office, at
the request of the assignee of one of the said notes.
to whom have been also assigned all securities for
the payment of the same, | shall, on TUESDAY,
the 18th day of April 1853, at the hour of ~ NJ,
on the premises, proceed to sell at public auction
to the highest bidder, (f fair, if not, the next fair
day. two small Lots in Adams Valley. designated
as Mes 40 and "A in Adams plan-the former at the
corner of 18th and Poplar Streets the latter adon
ing lot No 70, on the Manufacturing 18th street,
and running back 100 feet to The mill canal. Sell
ing as Trustee, shall convey only with special
warranty. Terms cash
ANDREW STEVENSON, Surviving Trustee.
Sale conducted by w GopDIN Auct an -
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AUCTION SALB.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY WcIlIngton Goddin.
SMALL HOUSE AnY Lot, AND

SMALL HOUSE Ann LOT, AND A va
- CANT LOT, ON BROAD STREET, FOR SALE
AT AUCTiON--Will be sold on Tuesday, 18th
April, 1888. at 4 O'Clock M, on the premises. .
small Brick House, con taining three rooms and
basement, with kitchen, &C. in the rear. fronting %
Ieet on Broad street, (between Jefferson and Madi
nc sueeis) and running back 1873 feet to an alley
70 feet wide.
. AZ the same time will be sold q handsome Build.
us Lo,, ABOUT 70 feet from the above named prop
uy' inis lot 10 enclosed by substantial orick
n;,,, auo ironts ~ feet on Broad street. with the
~ OF using an alley three feet wide, aud runs
nron., ice, m 70 'ne aforesaid 20 feet sley. The
20 o,orhood, and 10 now paying nine ner cent me
utie Is indisputable. PC S
Inc terms OF sale will be one,hird cath. the bal.
torily endorsed negotiable notes a. ~: .a"d
till psy ment 10 made aae retained
ap, GODDIN, Auet.
thUsIEES SALE Of REAL ESTATE nv
1,1ry rR IA AND 2lST STREETS fN THE
deed Of IN n,GnmoND;-As surviving Trustee in
ueeo OF trust made by Samuel G. Adams nou, a.
ceased dated 23rd January, 1918, duly rrcordsd T.,
nen1ico county Court, made to John q Sn,;,h T.
ROBINSON and the subscriber, to secure 10 The pn,
OF tne onited States large sums of money, AZ the re-
guest OF the assignee OF the said Bank, shall On
Tuesday, the 18th day of April, 1853. unon the
premises, commencing at 4 o'clock, P NJ. If fair
II not the next fair day, proceed to sell the follow
ing real estate being part OF the real ests te con-
'CySu W su7 dioIcbblQ trust Qe6Q; VIZ 81 feet of
ground on the South side of Franklin, between D Al
and 2and streets, running back about I57 feet to an
alley, being part of lot No. 40 in the plan of said
city. Also, 76 feet of ground on the East line of
2lst street, between Franklin and Main streets, (be
ing part of said lot No. 49, running back about A
feet TO the first mentioned lot.
Such title only as am vested with will be con.
veyed to the purchaser Terms cash.
ANDREW STEVENSON,
Surviving Trustee
Sale conducted by w. GopDIN, Auct
ADDITIONAL. BY virtue of the foregoing trust
deed. | shall on Wednesday, the 18th April,
1885, ffair If not the next fair day, proceed to sell
the following real estate, viz: about so feet of
ground on street, adjoining Graddocke; 23l feet
of ground Valley street; SO feet of land on Val
Ley street, one hundred and twenty feet deep, and
% feet on said street l40 feet deep lot of land
Marion Hill; 100 feet on 23rd street, Richmond
HILL SO feet on F. street, the Creek; a. feet ON
Dock and D. street. and A feet ON E. street, near
23rd street.
the sale will take place at 70 o'clock, in front of
the County Court House. Terms cash.
ANDREW STEVENSON,
aD IL Surviving Trustee
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The Difiic aity settledy mo Change in the
Cabinet,
THIRD DIsPATCH,l

WASHINGTON. April IL, p. Nit is now
stated that the Cabinet rupture has baen heal
ed and that there will be no resignation OF
changes.
There is barely quorum of the Senate pre-
sent.
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u Among the interesting items Of Cali
iornia news by the Prometheus We find the
following:
MASSACRE OF IEDI4Ns.-The Indians have
lately been committing numerous depredations
neer Tehama. On the 25,h ut., a man by
the name of John Breckenridge, was alone,
and armed only with bowie knife, when he
met with four Indians and attacked ,hem.-
They told him TO leave, and commenced shoot
ing arrows athIm; but undaunted, he continued
&c ADVANCE, and succeeded in killing one and
taking one prisoner, while the other two es-
capped. He Immediately proceeded to Moons
Ranch, al which place The captured Indian
was hung by the citizens.
Subsequently, a number of citizens sur
rounded cave filled with Indians. Rocks
were rolled into The cave, and the wretched
inmates rushing out for safety, met danger a
thousand times more dreadful. The first one
that made his appearance was shot by Capt.
George Rose, and the others met the same sad
tate from the rifles of the Americans. Alto
getheE there were Is killed; three chiefs of diff
ferent rancherias and three women. Three
women and five children were spared.
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COMMISSIONERS. SALE OF vALU.
hiCHMOND-For sale at Auction BY virtue of a
decree OF the Circuit Court of the city Of Richmond,
R.onounced on the Goth March, 1853 in the case of
sylor &C., ys. Stephens, Trustee, &c, the under
., !nereoy appointed Commissioner, will sell
puonc auction, to the highest bidder, on Thurs
40 LAY tne 18th day of April. 1858, commencing Al,
a LUCK In the afternoon, the real estate therein
,ha ,io consisting of lots Nos 1872 end 1s3 in
Of Main sr sae CITY, fronting on the Southern side
hli Ahey. The property will be divided 10 snit
the views of purchasers. ~ '11'
-one-tnfd cash balance at 6 and 10
months Tor negotiable notes satisfs ctorv endorsed
anu 't,1e retained I'LL last note shall be paid.
w. GODDlN, Auct.
tOM MISSIONER'S SALE OE VAT
~ LIABLE PROPERTY ON CLAY STpP EM
BY virtue OF a decree of the Circuit CONF - ~.
city OF Richmond the undersigned will seu h, r, rt
lie auction, to the highest bidder ON WedneSSn.
the goth day OF April next, at the hour of ococs
fronting eighty feet on Clay street and running
back one hundred and sixty feet 10 the line oSf
Thomas w McCance. The lot will be sold entire
or divided into lots to suit purchasers. The pro
perty will be sold without reserve
TERMs.-cash as to the sum of $780, with in
terest from 25th day of March, 1887, until paid
and a credit OF twelve months as to the residue.
JAMES LYONS, Com.
Sale by w. GoDDrN, Auct NH 3I-eodtds
ENR ON 100 TO $50 BEAUTIFUL
Il BUILDING LOTS IN THE TOWN OF "FUL
TON, ADJOINING PORT MAYO, NEAR ROCK
ETTS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will be sole
on Thursday. April l4th, 1853, commencing a
IL O'Clock, on the premises, from 100 to $50 beau
titul Building Lots in this fast improving part o
the city.
Capitalists can be assured of making good in
vestments, and persons of limited means can, for 6
comfortable home. A fine spring of water from
the mt Erin" spring, runs through this land
which, for small price, can be carried into every
yard. plat of the property can be seen at the
office of the Auctoneer in few days.
Terms -Onefourth cash; balance at three. six
and nine months, for negotiable notes, interest sd
died. secured by trust deed, or title retained,
NH ~ w. GODDiN, Auct
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Mr.. Fletcher Webster's House at MarshfeId
was struck by lightning on Monday afternoon.
The interior was somewhat shattered, and the
fluid passing over the bell-wires, literally dis
solved them. Mr.. Webster was not at Marsh
field, but his wife, who had gone thither in the
morning, was in the house at the TIVE. We
are gfatifed TO learn that she escaped injury,
as did also her household.
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By j. IL. ID. Payne. Salesman.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
Il AT AUCTION Will be sold on THURSDAY :,
the l4:h inst at 10 o'clock. at my residence on
Union Hill, near DR. Strecker's, my Household and
Kitchen Furniture, consisting of the usual variety
in parlor, diningroom and chambers.
TERMs.-Under $50, cash; over $50, ninety days
crecit.
apl2 A. G. STUBS.
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ID received at this store, Premium Essay, writ
ten by the Rev Tberius Gracious Jones, OF Nor.
folk, Va, on the duties of Pastor TO his Church
The American Missionary, Memorial, by Pear
son
The Friend of Moses, by w Hamelton. D D
The Glory of Christ illustrated in his Character,
Hist7ry, &c, &C. by Gardiner Spring
Ihe Grace of Christ, or SINNERS Saved By un-
nerited kindness by w } Plumer.
Daughter of China, or Sketches OF domestic Life
in the Celestial Empire by Bridgeman
ALSO,
Of Stationary, an additional supply OF number
useful and pretty articles; for SAFE by
mh3o ChA5. WORKMAN
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THE LATEST NEWS.

Ton6rndsions By SeRate-Letting Of Ae
u13 Ccatrdcts-7'he Gardner Case, &c.
w.su,,croN, April l0.-The Senate We.
,srday, in secret session. confirmed tue few re-
~lc~a nominations, and will adjourn finally
"a MnnSsv, the President having no further
S on before them. They will meet to-
pus,n but quorum will hardly be present.
many Senators are leaving the city. The
a az Of Office seekers has also diminished.
~ nominations for the District have been
~ Such nominations as the President
'nS necessary will be made in the ensuing
Nv 5svs, without the Senate, but mos, Of the
W" will lie over till the next seq
The letting Of the mail contracts is in such
S,ste Of forwardness as TO ensure decision
IN tbs 95th instant. Many Of the contract
,ors are sojcurnng in the neighboring towns,
While & considerable number remain here.
+. :. Housh, the newly appointed Collector
n Alexandra, will probably enter on his off.
cisl duties on Monday next. He has dozen
solicitations for every office in his gift.
In the Gardiner trial several witnesses were
re-examined among them Partri dye, who fur
ther explained the proceedings OF the commits
son in Mexico, and the reasons which led them
to believe the claim a fraud. Col. Payne also
further testified respecting toe action of the
hoard OF commissioners upon the claim. He
said thew did not particularly examine into
Gardeners title 10 the mine, but only as TO the
damages he sustained by being prevented from
working it. They were not sufficiently &C.
cuainled with the Mexican laws TO determine
whether the title was valid.
The United States have now concluded their
testimony, excepting the Mexican Consul Gen
eral at New York, who is detained by sickness
II he is not here Tomorrow the defence will
rrncRel-
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NEW MOUNTAIN PAss.-Col. Miles, U. s.
A., t3rt Iniantry,I communicates information
10 the Fort Smith lark Herald. that a Few
pass through the mountains in New Mexico
has been discovered, by means of which San
Francisco, can be reached bv "a journey of
twenty five days for loaded wagons from Al
buQuerQue. The Herald supposes tito be the
one known as Walkers Pass, and considers it
as settling the question about the route for line
Pacific Railroad.
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n SPRING nrsrAsrs


IT, ]. SIZING DIsRAsRs.--Tho,e .ecu,.
meSc.,,sn .snG ~ o. taking medicine At the com.
MINI. 'ne n, .ns stomach, will ind Bakcr;s Pre-.
,ra . nitters ono of the best medicines a.
aaose purposes now extant its pursls vaaa.. ~.
N should commend It to the sttension ~
ha OF ianiies and no medicine cheat shnr,d
suls wnoatn A purifier Of the blocd and -
1917 pss. OF the system II has no equal. N
.nee 90 cents per bottle To be had In p;,.,~.,
Rsn ,ns pIas Store: Of Messrs Purcell Lsdd q CO.
5enne' q Beers, Duval, Adie and Grsv d. ~
deker,, G. Millspaugh, and Drugris,s sg, 30.
Pe,ersburn: me city Also Of Todd Christian
Norfolk; DR. L Camm, Williamsburs' = Ivy
s- Orders addressed to Z BAKER. Ricbrors
80 p'eu'p' a''enuon. ap9
U BEAUTIFUL DAGUERREO
TYfES.-The most perfect and most beau,
tiiul Daguerreotypes we ever saw (apd ws
have seen those OF New York, Philadelphia. Bos.
ton, London and Pari') are those made by
SIMONS, Isl Main Street
His Pictures of Ladies alone are sufficient to place
him upcn the highest round of the ladder Who
has looked upon his pictures of children aud fami
ly groups without satisfaction and pleasure
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR.
II NfTUkE AT AUCTToN.--Wiu be sold on
tuesday, the 18th day CT April, at 10 clock, In
street and nearly opposite TO Me.srs Valentine.
Crenthaw q Co.'S, lot Of coed Household Furni-
Iafe, comprising In part handsome Sofa, Carpet.
messing Chairs, caneseat do Beds Bedsteads
wwssnstanas. earthen and glass We're, Tables,
Knives and Forks, kitchen Furniture, &c.
Terms cash
ap2 y
- Additienal.-A portion of the Rev Or.
ape II n pAvsE
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


BY Dsnlop, Mencare 4 Co.
I tARGO OF sUGAK AND MOLAssEs
- AT AUCIION.-OnW WEDNESDAY. the 18th
inst, commencing at 10 o'clock, We viii sell at our
wharf ana warehouse, at Rockets the CARO- of the
scnr Echo from Attakapas, with
2l6 nhds sugar, shipped from seven plantations,
and Will doubtless prove to be the best carRo
OF Sugar landed this season
1e6 bbls prime molasses
ALSO,
90 hhds Muscovado Moiassea
ITO boxes sperm and tallow Candles
TERMs-Under 500, cash over sloO u,on,,.
credit for approved negotiable paper.
EF Sale without regard to weather
~ IL DUNLOP. M0NCURE & co. Auc,s
By Davenport, Allen q Co.
GROCERIES, &C., AT AUCTION.-on
~ THURSDAY. 18th April, we will sell at 10
O'Clock, at our auction store assortment of Gro.
ceries, wiz
Laguayra and Java Coffee
Bacon. Coffee Sugars
Molasses, Soap, Green Teas
Candles Lamp Oil
Brandy, rectifed Whiskey, Rum
Wrapping Paper, Cheese
ALSO-100 boxes Oranges.
TERMs-Under $780, cash; 500 and over, four
months credit for approved paper.
ap1l DAVENPORT, ALLEN d co, Aucts
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BY Alexander Non 4 40.

eAdHueF NOtt n Co.
xENTEEL HOUSE FURNITURE AT ABc.
~ TlON.-T his Morning at 10 O'Clock. ne
VIII sell at pubic auction, a large sortment of
T Si AePl houae r Furniture, belonging to family
Iiety.
Also, large lot of piece and cut Dry Goods.
Hardware, Cutlery and Britannia Ware with msny
other articles
apl2 ALEX MOTT Sc co. Auc,s
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sAIITH's LOTTERY OFFICh,
Wall street. under the City Hotel.
CUALE'S DIN STANn

Drawn Nos Grand Consolidated, II, April 9:
70 SO 81 65 AZ 43 81 46 n 90 % p 10 SO 65 q
Half 40 IS 68, SI63.
To.Day.-Bel Air. s Capitals: 20 010. 10000,
5000, GAIL, 1000, % of 300, &c. 78 numbers, Is
drawn. Tickets S5-shares in proportion.
Also, Pstapsco, lib -Capitals: S3457. 1000, 400,
go. 200, Is Of 100, &c rs numbers IL drawn
Tickets Sl-shares in proportion.
apl2 SMITH.
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WANTED.

SERVANTS WANTED.-We wish TO pur
~ thase 10 remain in the city, one Female Cook.
one LsCles Maid, and one dian House Servant-all
O whom must be No /, as TO character and quail.
LcSuou' None other need spply, and Tor such, we
VIII Pay tie highest market price.
40 . TOLER d COOK. Agents
IL a DWELLING WANTED. near the
k.L Exchange, in good neighborhood. address
Box GA, Poe. Office. If
w AhtEB Negro Woman, capable of az
tending 10 Cows Apply at
I'D EVANS,
oAo III West Main Street.
lLEINE SOAP.-5O boxes just received, and
spIl EDWIN WORKMAN & co.
q nIL.. AND HULL's PATENT CAN
- DLtS, for sale By
Zap Il EDWIN WORKMAN & co.
w BIskEY. 100 barrels "Mountain Dew
w landing and for sale by
ap u DAVENPORT, ALLEN d co.
WHITE MERCER POTATOEs.-5O0
wharf, by 94'e A0'-- 'Ao
a2s ROBERT RANKIN
MIKE NAILs.--loOO kegs, to inch, on
~ hand snd ior sale by '-
ma l4-iw TINsLEY d BRYANT
SHAtGRAI FOWLs.-RccliY5d bv ~.
p eas, very ukerior lot Of the above Fowls
r "neh ! viii sell much below the usua! market
pace, apply TO TH0S STARgE
aPS-Ot' Cary, between 18th ami 18Th sta
Rooh @.-GkO ii WEST d. BROTHER
- by Home in Tasmania, or Nine Years in Aus.
u5Le BY Mr Meredith
hhgAsh Soldier in United States Army, an Auto.
"1sfspayi received and for sale this day.
RoTTEa-EUTTEK.-20 ksgs prime Go.
sI'n Eailer' Jast arrived, in store, Tor see by
- - - j. Z STEGAL
REEE-HEEF,-2 IjeIces ETooEed RI j1-
II received and for rale by Jus
y - J. B STEGAL
Z go re ak PED, ole HUNDRED aud GItv
% esh NHGllia Llms; for safe by
P'-'' !LFfiKsoH EEiTCE.
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VIRGINIA.-A Comprehensive Description
of Virginia and the District of Columbia; con
tanning copious collection of Geographical, Sta
tistica. Political Commercial Religious, Moral ana
Miscellaneous information, chiefly from original
sources, by J. Mar tin--to which is added History
of Virginia from its first settlement to the year
1884 with abstract of the principal events, from
that period 70 the independence of Virginia, by w
Brockenbrough, formerly Librarian ct the Uni
versity of Virginia and afterwards Judge OF the
United States Court In Florida, 636 pages, 8 vo
bound in strong sheep skin, 50 90.
The above will be sold in any quantity at w
RAEDOLPRS Bookstore and Bindery, l2l Main
street, Richmond. Copies sent by mail to all who
remit the price. sp9
r OST-Yesterday, between the Old Market and
Ia the American Hotel, two Bonds for negro
hire. payable to Lucy T. Bowie'; one signed by
Collin L. Seary, Samuel Lottier and Lawrence
Lottier; the other by Jas. Fisher, Jr, and James
Apperson--and Check signed By Lawrence Lot
Tier, for S37 So The finder viii receive q suita
BILE reward by leaving them at this office.
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- Virginia Daguerrean Gallery. No

4
l4o MAIN STREET, the Gothic Windows Hand.
some Da9uerreotype Mr.. VIM. A. PRATT, Da.
guerreotyplst on lain street, between 18th and
18th, has sent us, $50 it is sad) an admirable like
ness OF Prince Albert, taken from medal furnish.
ed him, together with diploma signed by the
hand OF the Prince, and handsome volume of the
reports OF the Worlds Fair for exhibiting speci-
mel OF his art. The picture is very good one aud
reflects great credit on the artist as an operator
Extract.-SIR: have the pleasure to inform
you that the Jury las awarded you a medal &c.
mh25 WILLARD FILLMORE.
e Great Observation-Disclosures Sue
cess More than 500 Persons i'm the City
of Richmond alone testify to the remark
able cures performed by Carriers Spanish
M1xture.-This great spring medicine and puri.
Eyer OF the blood is used by hundreds of grateful
patients, who testify daily to the remarkable cures
TIERS SPANISH MIXTURE. Neuralgia, rheuaa-
ssm, scIoua, eruptlons IN the skin, liver disease,
levers, ulcers old Sores affections of the Kidneys dis
eases OF the throat, female complaints, pains and
aching of the bones and joints, speedily put
flight by using this great and inestplable remedy.
For all diseases of the blood, and a spring and
summer medicine, nothing has yet been found to
compare with it. 1t cleanses the system of all inn
purltes acts gently and efficiently the liver and
Kidneys strengthens the Digestion gives tone to the
stomach, makes the skin clear and healthy, and
stores the constitution enfeebed by disease broken
down by excuses IN YOUTH to its pristine vgor and
strength.
For the ladies' it is incomparably better than all the
cosmetics ever used. few doses of Carter Spanish
Mixture will remove all sallowness of complexion,
bring the mantling to the cheek give elasticity
to the step and improve the general health in
rarkable degree, hey ond all the medicines heard
of.
The large number of certificates of remarkable
performed on persons residing in city by the
use OF Carriers Spanish Mixture is the best evidence
that there is no hfmbug about it. The press hotel
keepers, magistrates, physicians and public men, well
known to the community, all add their testimony to
the wonderful effects of this GREAT BLOOD PURI-
Eyer.
Call and few out of the hundreds of certificates
around the bottle.
None genuine unless signed
BENNETT l. BEERS, Druggists
No l25 Main street, Richmon