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discount to passenger.
purchasing tickets the Office In Richmond
those who take the where tickets are
The rates r children
twelve year, Ot
ApsSengrr taken point designated required
To- the charge the last designated
desiring to leave the train
The charge t. the next place designated
Passengers the dow at
another point the road, nil be
al n" charge vii. lee made r than
No baggage small carpet bags ladies
Sc that not likely to inJure the
permitted on the passenger
Nothing wearing apparel tho
ees Tor Travellers will be allowed be
the company will not be RESPONSIBLE fer goods specie bl notes.
jrseiry anything the
Tor that only ~hsn placed in the baggage car.
carr, passing backward aud forward cars
notion
Passengers will not be permitted platforms
the When in motion.
Passengers requested KEEP THEIR FEET oPY TIE
STATS, or from ollcr~se dr;acng III.
Please g. the Superintendent ncivy
potruesv the Of tbs
others
The Express Train either will
down passengers Port Clover Hill
Halfway Station AMI Manchester points
circumstances.
The Mail Train will either points
and BUohcr paces-swin Greek
iey Crossing Clover Hill junction. Station KIngsand
Crossing GrrgTys Guessing, Rcrs Phips'
Temples Turnout and M,ncliestrr
HT OEDyE BOARD DiRFCTpRs.
Jy2n-u THOS. DODAMEAD, Superintendent.
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fuNE UNDERSIGNED will continue the ship Chandery and
HAsKINs LIBBY, Rockets. - - w. ~ W
Thankful for solicit Of cur ola
general satisfaction. - WV
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..::: !: 3 &: Ss :::., =: ::;i::::
sls q
To- m. WsI,. S i ssa sweet .ns s"'s'
daily !; r.ei:; s.i. 10, i,asASsis ana
.s; &: Ws, day.
Ey- ~ 90 as-s az. os,, ~ sass .tasi-s
s"'s'I Ssa ..s To-. .,
leave NJ At Ss.s, sass =. sss KsS
va asy S ;ssr s.s
sho.tes Distance By stage any other ros,. than IN,
rasnrsr. Natural bridge Lexington Roe,sss and
s ssS . Mss .sS h .f s Ss S ~, DAILY 1.
s . 1'ssS .ns rom Isn:;sS .
Bras. day !. NJ, Lexington Al PM
.n . wh,s sss.s The
s,s p M Sshs ssfs' aud arrive q; Doa..s,
sSs,. a. .Sa ,,ys in Richmond second NJ
with the Norfolk slsa uboa,.. ' anu
sSnnte; with .es stages. these leave T1ssav
To r ,s. sa- % d Aus. ss%r 90
S.,s:;i ss,Is.; = Mn 81,
s s.s." 'e,,a.. " 81 81
a k rss%s&N NM r Inc !: so%s Ss or r an
HS,9s % %.s vessels ard salts nom BO.On 53&
sNA:."s' M sSsAS, c'E'''n q s ROGER,
sSTsisa, " : : s ssssr,'
MERCY !, kersc
JCLikrrE Obcd Baker, Jr.
vessel, are OF the nr-t class built expressly for this trade,
and have superior accommodations for passengers.
They commanded by experienced ned
Tor and Who 10
They viii by and
relied > To advet tised.
md
Il u their interest ship by tins,
freight will b. vessels. and
every effort will be by the
To sstifScti n.
We respectfully ask and hope to succeed share
Of patronage.
The vessel. will lie in Richmond Rockets, Boston at
Ro~cs Wharf DAVID CukHiE, Richmond,
jy99 No is3 STAT ,,,,,t 'se"s-
VIA bAuI thhtoiirk AMI, pTsctised wulrEHURsr
With a. The improvements Of the day
hnse'i OF
NiilOu such
p years all
which hsv' rapidly each other
OF
palm 81 victory when with
lands Mr. W. has also yan.d that highest Lonors the
eonhi-ce aud patronage public
OF patrons Who daily throng his Gslcry
IussrssOfs.
st"re"scOpic icncsSes taken In the
kNry variety OF Cases, Frames, on hand
lyis GALLERY Z; Main .,,..,
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hese vessels are all OF the nrss class built the city
Tor this trade, aud have superior
they ar. eommanied by experienced Captains.
qualified TOT the trade aud who will rx-rtisn. accom-
MEDIATE They will be lowed aud steam and
may De relied on To sail promptly. advertised.
Merchants going North, ordering goods
ana 10 their interest ship by Lane freight always
be taken by other line
vii Ice made BY the Agents Richmond
isflc
We respectfully ask and hope obtaining
Of patronage.
Goods shipped by hi. York. will be forwarded free
Of New Orleans, Mobile or
other southern NORTH port.
The vessels will lie in Richmond Net
Berth No. l, COnee House slip. foot Of wall street.
DAVID CURRlE, Richmond.
C. H. PiERsoN, New York, SAgonts.
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4 NnrN, IOINttO.--o hundrrd psciagc, the b.,
~ made, Of the wine SAP" Nectar,
raned the nnes market Two hundred
god quality Chewing Tobacco in sms tAdds
the trade at low We sell Tobacco
rates. BtSSL1T A HEERs,
sea mis- Gnrt ~.
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4 S5:S =

FRESH FALL WARE.
w :, q poNNNN hichmo.d, NirRini are now re-
other Arrivals from england, their Fall Importation OF sheffield
HIEDW,ARE. CUTLERY AND Guns,
Ard the oar own eonG,ry very large sup
eCrmAIpiios they pleasure to oGcr
Svo KNIVES Forks Ivory stag Buffalo,
Ebony and Zone Hand -
l:oaiSn RsSor, Of Wa" Iutci Ro,r.r,' holm,
and Grrses manufacture, common, medium, and
go s1rsn Sei.ssr. ani s.rar. part very superior
2g pair. S,r1:ht and Zine lsl,tsd Link Trace Chains
leo Rim, MoTpee Locks Brass White and
2oo osen RovlApd'. snd Ame' Spades and shOvei'
So doEen Curry Combs, of all qualities
SO Axes ina Collins. srr"".' sol "'A-'-
100 dozen Hammers HAteheis
2so fendvr-. brass, Wire, and Tierced Iron
45V Nsyer' and MashA' 6sstseeI Square Round, and
1850 dozen Fe. embracing every variety Hand
Butehers nov difficult . procure
go snse Double Barrel Percussion Guns, par,
Together every description article. kept in the
Ths.S goods having been purchase. cash upon n. IA
and adapted for the Virginia Sorh Csrolina and Ten
aud With confidence invite examination and the
snrpg theta Of our ability .ud to 5e As low as
VS.. 40. DOMAIN,
sci No 10 Pearl street.
f,UiL.t,.r rtNr nOOk-.-wnson's, ouain. sharpry',,
Kr. and PAs-t. Dan.li,on's and Carpenter. Physiology
Gb~,n. P,neo', and Miller, Surgery:
Fem. ,y ns s@a Ms,.,i, as cls@'y
Msis., Lees Tucker, vereau,, Moreau,, RandoIrh and
watson. DanSiison WOOD, Bell, Practice.
neue'., Mrigs condy. therir aud West, Children.
Dansl.ar ;. Cooper il oper. apa Palmer. De,on,ry
All Rms Of vain. can ne bs, .tiql Mai, street
printed catalogue Of the largest assortment Of Medical Works
ocis wv RANDOLPH
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httIl =. WATT.
CHINA HALL.

gN RECENT arrivals ron England and the North, In
crpt from the manufactures, Pail supply ~
CHINA, GLASS, AND EARIHENWARE. LOOKING
GLASSES, FA>CY GOODS STCNE WARE Ac
Cvrpug large assortment, uiy selected expressly fr
the wholesale .ud retail trade OF Virginia North CAruinA and
1nut,rv. All line S,inNit,d 10 call
examine tie goods aud prees, before PURCHASING e..whetc
sel0 No. - Main
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By stebbiu. Darrsrott A Co w

RsUsT's IMPROVED PATENT WHAT DRLL-Ihr perfor.
~ and is spoken q high concentration, those
used IT, therefore feel warranted 10 II =. inf
r.bIe, liable GOT q order, aud the price u les,
coming respectfully requested to forward their orders
early to avoid disappointment ". BALDwlN,
inDwiRf. uTi.fBY NNpGiN-. fOh IHh fiiL.
Me,'ran,, rir'f Mgcaris ADD he pubic generally to oa1
llge and 81, elected 9es Of lativae s,, s,1ea IRON ,s
Table snd Pen Knives, of Rogers, W"enhou' and other
R,sor'of every kind, some IN handsome cases
s,oes Pal. cas", IT. H. CapCd and Kim Lock.
copper ani Ifon Coal s-u,ue' and SENDER shovel, /.
Hollow ware ~ al descriptions
Tin'd GsI"i, and Porcelain sauce Pans
Copper wash K,iii,s
Tas ,i,l w s1 T' , an. F esa Chains
,Sa .pa J s.syf 5 % sS asS n s ns Way '''
smT ~. i'ehs. ,pG h' "a az ,n s'ea. .. m
gts,. AM Tn sp,,,g,sn on nJa,. s,,s go1,
Tinnsr. soldering irons. Naylor'. Cast sies an,re'
s Sue, , , y, 70 .r,s ,, come o., then, s,s
bellows Anvil vices, description, q Flss
Aursy'. Cb.,, Mnls,' Squares aud Bevel,
B,os' s9d soadia a, I g,i.r c,,,.,,.,,
Rss,n ssanG Reed states vs almost every other .rce
eom%ony offered in nards,Ss s2g,,s rc,v
ANEW AND POPLAR woHKs.-A visa 70 Eayqpe IN
/ cloth, Illustrations, t3i1.
Crttouas Work., IOi.JI; ~
re soot q Sat y sSsI .pd M,doss u,sisa, BY
BlsdE HOuss, complete. FOR sale ~ go -
l OIO w. NtNT
ftARPETs- CARPETswe have lot n Carpets LEI, from
We cfefing them ~ less than the
goods could he tought Tor this fan. --- . -.
q. HARIWFlb \ 90
LNALL AND wINTtH sTOtK or BoOT-, SHOPS AM
/ ~ -wHOLESALE AND RErAIL.-Wc invite The
readers " The why both In ty ard county 60 cal a. o., lsg
The State
Tor all Bouts, Shoes, and Ifgnst or
ALL and asacqured the fcyutaiign u ~ ing b.ssn, 70
assortment comprehensive aud complete cnerseng 49,
utility. Children and ~
grsat abundance and variety large proportion ~ ueh hss
IN cash prices, snd u se 900 % we
/ - ,,t,. h, ~, No. WHITE 4 PAGE
] - VAN sWtt''
LyELyyT CASHMERE PANTsf have just received BY the
/ hosuote, btaatfui sfsntHnt ~ 'oNe''-''
! mere Pants Csl AZ the Clothing lnnpcrtan ~ -
ooss ''' BSsRY sHaTgR, ios Main street
s,UPta ioR SALAD eLIeriorn OIL % eyr ovn impor'.-
- dor no,a.ux OH eK -ppsrr very superior, for sasU
..,s " Main street
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h DEMONS bI GOD SYRUP Of Iodine ydriodA
Citrate Of lrn and - anh aparila
the Stomach and Bowels and cleaning the Rio, ~
the principle that all drAFes originate directly
Gperci state ofthe blood. Approved by Medical aeu.
~ For sale by X. X. DuNAL A BRO.
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N OUnI... O-rui.N 80, Carriage Man l@nU
II ii ufscurers Dealers. No 95 Man street, = <r
selected fashionable hue Car E@Tlsfs
lagos and Bugges Of every description Of uurAN-<-
msnufaetur', which will sell favorable POr
winch
during and pectiuy invite friends
nd me public o give u q call:
French Coaches Standing Top Darouches
DiCEVy Itucsawsys Side seat Top BuggieS
Six Seat Chariottres -Four wagons
Do " RnckANAys TOP aud Top Dog
1--WE seat RockaEAys 4" " Boot DO
-Four jenny Lind do Top and no Top Buggies
Two seat gOckaWays sukies
Failing Top Baruuches Carryaus
o several seeoBd hand Carriages, every description
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~ DH7AI roNT uOOks--8eO ~ WEst, undsr TIE -
w change Hotel the Post oAce ogcrs On a. sam
fsvofss heretofore Medical Books Of TIE beet ed tons
Nstsons Id WoOds Practice 81 Ptyfc
Wood nachs's United ststss Dispenfatorv
Eirtss, and esF~t's. snd Capsnters FiysioioU
Tuvns's Ctetnistry
nfutts', Niltrf.' and Gesons Surgery
hsfs, ChurchiI' pesees' srd Ransbothsn's Midwifery
punehssns. Gardnsrs H0byns snd Coopers Medical DE-
uonafies
napFy sod ousins snd wuson's Anatomy
nudd TIE Liver. West Chifrpn
Huftf uorufrs Anatomical Atlas
Ths small part n the works hand IN his
cell
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Wv perlay- Tonic puTse Anti by speptic, invForat
ing Cordal-This Medicinal BE-
proprietor at sehsdau, In Holland 1t warranted not
pure from injurious property and the be.
possible quality Another supply Of the above
for sale by Il. X. DUvAL BRoTnFR
n.,l
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-
- = - fospere, Cold. Silver. stones Metals
valuable arJes kind, rere.v E<fEt-l9R
- On tsri n either ~ che C1mpsrgf hp viz The JJUe-
or the RonS except hy srrral Win s agents r
plsers n The snip. VIII c Company DO fepouss m st
artclss aoiss t " ldus granted therefor IN va
therein stated. IUDIAN A WATgOV
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u ADifs AND GENTLrMRN "

all perfect and
be found In
other city. We MAKE point deal
celebrity ia. North, and With such
Shoes, the fashions
We Alo have the advantage Of an extensive
enabling i ut We
believing
Having eohhd, that public
appreciate efforts, shah pains keeping
sOTtment of goods worthy Of their notice.
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cal Liquid Cement f.r rfufrr Clf-s &c..
Aahastrr nud Ornamental Ware OF every ds.crrfan All 49,
Giles Jnd Eth this valuable position z become mite
hrm std ready in We nu' Will s0fae IN say.
any COD on i'r ciDnrest glass or 10 sU,t.r f.y
bought the receipt r te STATE q Virginia we can sryd ~
u on the most reasonable terms, ~ e large s nd uglptt
su2g No 100 Re- $50 ~ -,
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III mi, TAINE ~ kE.NT IHpORTERS AN HHVIr.
IN SALE DE1LERSIN DRr GOOS lNt Sf,,.f, Ris,aavfi
the various sSmers ami packet ships r., London Liver
pool, glasgow and uavre, receiving Importation
FORHIGN DRY GOODS,
trades all Of which purchased in the principal B
tsh during the past summer, by
partner, sHtreV for c ~ prices Which I,y
BE- duplicated Our stock embraces auuua variety
Glodt % British, french and German
selected with particular the
giniA North Carolina and Ieuntsse.
We hav ful assortment u
DOMESTIC GOODS,
TIE whole comprising Tie most extensive and splendid stock n
Dry Goods exhibited IN Virginia.
We have also = complete stock o.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
ieh than usual aud entirely ~ HirirDu'
HfHfs the best both regards style
and vorkmanship.
We respectfully solicit call from merchants visiting '
Ret and have that goods H b. sd 49, Tone a. s
same goods a sold Ia day t8Trkef W ~ cyuHtrH.
au4s RFNr. PAINE 4 RENT.
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or Io-pARTNERsIrip

existing tween the Subscribers 10 this DAY
solved by mutual consent All having present
them and all will COM.
forward and e'tle their respective early
with eitis-r of n a UAskI<s
sept ], lisa IIITIIER iInny
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IALL lNrQELAmON N CARpEIlNGs.

N''NN a ''Nlhhul' you'd iurits attention HoIr
- ,Nl"-N, H"lm'ni ~ lnrH' Carpets, Eugs, Mats. s..
Imported drtri from t'r celebrated faruftrsry ~ v..,.
Cfpfsy erua Thee T .lrtur. dir. civ 90 ,
d' ana cannot h' 1fplsi boo u'T ~ a. or brauy q
co''fs, by any goods sod iH tbe yr,d states
Also
t1ffe1h 'aU''ft " 'F'T rrr. ari quf'r han 10 .H
a,rs :" ,af ,',s r.,sy ,ri ,an b. r,rs.a' trs 10 o.
NockinFs, Matrrs, Inor U Cos sfar Linens q ,ts an pi
Covers and general lI1us, Flrr = a..
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- Nv tsfAHLt-HNENf .Stiy CafH.fI-~s s,.a..gss 90
- The suhsrriher, Hnt ~ h rtry frers and The rif-
Tor The nbsrsl be- hs- from them tot t
they VII continuen hs Nr Estsn directly opposite ~
Oh Stand u Haatins liyuirrs may b. tund sios ever
ship Chandery and Groc line
keep constantly baud stock Rope ss Hoek.
q dit o. and general assortmentof 0foeeres.
s-s--d r. q. HLsENs
nnn HIDE P'Ime Culs Molsy,., ss,iy crop far sci.
lOOO tfefl BACON BAsKERyiLL,
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MURDER IN ALABAMA.-On the 18th ult..
George Sharp, of Burnsyilie, Dallas county,
Alabama, was murdered by a man named
Noles. Noles had been guilty of the Infamous
crime OF incest with two of his daughters.
Sharp was deputized to arrest him, and was
shot by Noles as he approached his house with
party of men to aid him in enforcing the war
rant. Sharp was killed instantly. Neles mace
his escape. A reward of $500 was offered 'or
his arrest.
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MORALITY OF CosGREss.-A Wasn'hg ION
letter states that some members OF congress
last Sunday, instead Of going to church, went
to see the caloric ship Ericsson! Oh for shame!
We thought members Of Congress never went
any where but TO church on Sunday! They
bad better keep away from caloric, they may
have too much Of it some Of these days.
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DIED.

On yesterday, Mrs SUSAN BELL. The friends
of the family are requested to attend her funeral
this afternoon at o'clock from her late resdence on
9th, between Marshall and Clay streets.
On yesterday, at quarter past o'clock NJ, at
the Madison House. in this city, in the 25th year of
her age, Mrs MARGARET BAGBY, wife of Mr.
George Bagby. Her funeral will take place to-
morrow morning, at IL o'clock, from The First
Presbyterian Church, (Rev T v Moore's). Her
friends and acquaintances are requested to attend
without further notice
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A SMALL RUN.-There was run, in small
way, on the Baltimore Banks ON Monday
The State law against small notes prohibited
the Banks from paying out any oftheir small
notes after that day. Some of the holders of
those notes were misled by the suppositon
that the Banks would not redeem their notes
after Monday, and hence they kept the Tellers
right busy for time.
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Mr.. Marshall and the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company.

Mr.. Marshall and the Baltimore ana ono
Railroad Company.
The Baltimore papers contain letter signed
by REvERpY JOHNSON and JOHN III LATRoBE,
addressed to THOMAS SWAIN, President OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, which
sets forth the defences of the company in the
suit bet xeen it and Mr.. A. ]. MARSHALL, and
the tenor of the decision of the circuit curt in
Baltimore before which it was tried.
The defences Of the company were-1st,
that the agreement sought to be enforced by
the plaintiff, even if he could establish it, was
contrary to the policy of law, and could not be
sustained. I'd, that admitting said agreement to
be valid and legal, the plaintiff could not recover
because he failed to accomplish the object of
it. Sd, that the law which was accepted by
the company, modified by the waiver of the
city Of Wheeling, was not obtained BY the
efforts of the plaintiff, nd furnished no grounds
for his claim. 4th, that final settlement, al
ter the passage of the law, with the plaintiff
excluded any further claim of his.
The fourth plea, the letter says, though it
was not pressed, was taken on the strength of
note from MIR. Marshall to Mr.. McLane then
President of the Company in which he re-
GREETED that his exertons had effected so little
good" and suggested that six hundred dollars
be divided between three of his agents, which
was done, and their receipts taken, it being un-
dsrstood that this payment was not to warrant
any further claim for past or future services.
In the argument of the case, the counsel fol-
the company argued to shew the dissimilarities
of the law, as it passed, and that MIR. Marshall
was engaged to advocate: the law that passed
being the Wheeling law, which it was his OBJ
ject to defeat. The plaintiff counsel, accord
ing to the letter, was attempting to febu
charges, or inferences, of improper conduct Oh
the part Of Mr.. Marshall, when he was stopped
by the Court, which intimated that it was no,
1, be supposed that the Legislature of Virginia
had been deceived or imposed upon, or the,
the Law was to be tainted by any thing that had
previously taken place. The letter saws.
In arguing the insruc, tons 10 the ;nrv ,s
spectisely, asked for, the main questions wsre.
i. Whether the contract was Void rs so.;ns,
public policy and 2. AS to the merits e A.,
MsrshalFs claim, admitting the contract 10 be
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-02

THE Law GaRYs-A At little after o'clock yes
terdsy evening the Young Guard assembled with
their wonted alacritF, and In unusually full mum.
beers, at their Armory and from thence proceeded
to the Petersburg depot to fud their duty as es-
coz. or guard of honor to the visiting company
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THE CONCERT OF THE BALTIMORE BAND.
concert to.night by the Military and Orches-
trail Bands of the VoLANDTs, which accompa-
ny the Law Greys. They have already given
US touch of their quality in the march; but
that can furnish but an imperfect idea of their
selected and we'll arranged music before them.
Let US give these visitors of ours full house.
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EY The funeral of the late Mrs SARAH L.
ENDERS, will take place this Afternoon, at three
o'clock. from her late residence. The friends of
the family are requested to attend.
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e II was Discovered. about 20 year

r. 1t was Discovered, about 20 years
ago, in the county of King and Queen, by Ply
stefan, eminent in his profession, that Asiatic Chol
era, Cholera Morbus, Bilious Cholc, Dyaentery,
Diarrhea, Lock Jaw, and many other nervous and
spasmodic diseases of very dangerous character
could be easily cured Since that time he has
proved that fact to hundreds of fellow-ctizens
and can prove it to as many as will try DUVAL'S
FAMILY ANTLSPASMODIC, the peoples iavorite
Medicine. They can get it from PURCELL, LADD
CO., or any Druggist in the city. See advertise.
ment. au 6-3tawts
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H0lIOway's Pills for the cure of
Weak Digestion, Disordered Stomachs,

HolIoway's Pills for the cure of
Weak Digestion, Dis0rdered Stomachs,
and Debilitated COnstituti0ns.-The strength
ening and nygorating properties of these astonish
ing Pills are great, that all persons of low or
nervous habits, or whose digestive organs are i'm
paired, should give them trial, as the most debil.
iiated constitutions have been renovated by their
use, after every other medicine had been tried in
vain. Officers in the Army and others that have
resided for some time in warm C imates, when
suffering from bilious affections or liver complaints
have invariably been cured by the use of Hollo-
ways Pills.
Sold by the Proprietor, 224, Strand, (near Tenn.
pie Barr London, and by all respectable Vendors
of Patent Medicines throughout the British Empire,
and by those OF the United States, in fots and Boz
es at 37i cents, 81 cents, and 81 so each. Whole
sale by the principal Drug Houses in the Union, and
by Messrs A B & D SANDS, New York, and PUR.
CELL, LADD & CO, Richmond, Va.
There is very considerable saving in taking the
larger sizes.
N B-Dlrections for the guidance of Patients are
affixed to each Pot or Box. fe 2S-1w
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r IvkRP0OL sALT.-s00 SacEs slloaI. for
II sale, TO arrive, by -
nh JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-02

TREATRE-MIss KIMBERLEY.-This lady made
her first appearance on Monday night, as Tisbe, in
the tragedy of that name. She is a pleasing &C.
tress, of fine person, and of very regular, hand.
some features Her voice and physical strength
see med hardly equal to the impassoned character
she personated yet the conception of the part was
just, and her action graceful, aud even dgnitied-
In measure, new to the stage, and still very young g,
she will have an ample opportunity to correct such
errors as her own good sense will point out, and
may yet live to wear the laurels of her profession.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-02

u Change OF HouFs.-IHCFeHseu RHle
Of Speed.-See what Adams Il Co. are doing
for their patrons The Express now leaves Bal.
timore at O'Clock M, in charge of experienced
and trusty agents, and arrives in Richmond at 81
A Nj. Go DDS ordered by this mornings mail, will
be delivered tomorrow morning without fail.
Our Express for the North East and West, now
closes at s. M-arrives in Baltimore at early
hour next morning.
Banks and Brokers will please take notice, that
by this change they win be greatly accommodated.
Drafts on England, Ireland and Scotland, for sale
at this Office. ADAMS IL co,
no 6 14th street, Richmond Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-02

A0 agA141Me - 1xe4 Va v1r,. =
nichmend, March ~ 1es1
OkDkkS Ne: 23.-1. Commsnds.,. -
Company 70 attend ths IL Aw GarysssoI each
Quarters and 10 escort them shc,,. - 9 inesr
when 81 duty. sooui the city
=: y tesir march through The city ON n. a. -
the.LAW GREYsn VIII Be- SCORED - .se g lnst
men. composed Of fortyswo Privsies fo., s ss
81 snd four cOrporas under
.. Inc detail VII Be made By the Ad;ut.,,. 80.
their relative strength proportion to
Inc hesimenf win parade under arm. q 60,
a. 70 'front.' OF the City Hall, on Broad TO- ~
pn thursday, the ID inst, at half past Ii o'c.oes
By order Of Col GwYSs.
NH PIT WALTER II HApprsnn