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porFas m CONGRESS.

SENATE. After some time spent in the con-
sideratiou of executive business, the Senate
adjourned.
Enthusiastically, after we went to press,
Mr. Chandler concluded his speech in Com
mittee of the Whole on the state of the Union
against the Nebraska bill.
Mr.. Smith. of Tenn, then addressed the
Committee in favor of the Nebraska bill.
Mr.. Nichols and Mr. Washburn, Of H., also
addressed the Committee against that BILL
Mr.. Preston next obtaining the floor, the
Committee rose, and the House adjourned.
PROCEEDINGS OF TO-DAY
sENArE.--After prayer and the reading Of
the Journal, a message was brought in from
the House, notifying the passage Of bill for
regulating certain school districts, which was
afterwards taken up in the Senate and read
twice. with some other measures Of no par
ticular interest
Mr. Hamlin presented petition from John
Craft the possessor of Continental money,
asking to be refunded the amount.
Mr.. Shields presented petition for aid in
the construction of ship canal round the falls
of Niagara. which was referred, at the selec-
ton of the Senator, to the Committee on Com
merce. there being two committees, to either
of which the petition might be appropriately
committed.
MIR. Foot moved taking up a private bill
which had been referred to the Committee on
Pensions and reported back without amend
ment The Senator was speaking on the sub
ject, and was interrupted by another message
from the House, notifying its assent to other
bills, among which was joint resolution for
| establishing certain mail routes, which was
| taken up and acted upon.
The bill for the construction and equipment
of six first class steam frigates was then taken
| up, and the title reaa.
bill to extend the limits of the collecting
| district of Milwaukee was then passed
Mr.. Stuart reported from the Committee on
| Claims a bill Is. 2l6) for the relief of Joseph
Smith, which was passed.
Here message from the President was
brought in by his private Secretary, Mr.. Sgd
ney Webster, with reference to the Martin
| Koszta affair, which, on the mstion of Mr.
| Mason, was laid on the table, and ordered te
| be printed. f
The Senate then went into an Executive
| session.
HoUsE.-To-day, after the reading of the
Journal the speaker laid before the House the
Presidents message covering the correspond.
| ence and other information concerning the
Black Warrior affair which was referred t.
the Committee on Foreign Affairs, with ou
being read at length.
| The regular order of business being called
for, the Speaker announced the first business
In order to be the further consideration of The
bill to regulate the Ocean Mail Steamers be-
tween New Orleans and San Francisco, wher
MIR. Churchwef1 resumed the floor ard conclH-
ded his speech in favor Of that measure.
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L'hANk Leslte's Ladies' Gazette Of
4 Fashion for April, received ana for sale at
POT. DI
IL Is by far the best Fashion Book issued IN this
country II abounis in engravings q various art.
cies OF female apparel besides colored front
dies -
Illustrated Magazine Of Art for April, a splendid
number, containing over thirty Superior illustrs-
ous.
New York Monthly for April,a new and excellent
magazine
The Forresters, a new work, by Alexander Du-
MargaEet or PREJUDICE at Homo, and its Victims
The Lover Upon Trial, new novel
BUCKINGHAM's
National Periodical Depot, National Hotel
an 80.
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" We are indebted to the courtesy
of some one unknown for q copy of the
annual report Of the State Engineer and
Surveyor on the Canals of the State Of
New York, transmitted to the legislature,
February 9, 1854. Albany; C. Van Ben
thuysen, printer to the Legislature.
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" The New York Legislature has
rassed bill providing that no a,taehe of
/ newspaper shall be liable for anything
contained in report truly made of anv
official proceeding. The bill is now in
the hands of the Governor, and no doubt
he will cheerfully afiix to it his signature
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" This is fast day in Massachusetts,.
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oAn CoLLINS, a boy Of IL years of age,
- lef. his herne on the 2l.h of October last mi
has not since been hesrd or He is stout light ha;;
fair skin, blue eyes, aud high forehe ad ANY in.
form alton respecting him will Re thankful received
ey ms grandmo'her, Mrs Nary Csllmsn, 10th St,
between 4 and streets. Washington. D. C.
sp 5-3t&
ERESCH WOVEN CORsETs at one
IL dollar and 6fsy cents with a great variety Of
CoTsets, DO lies. Belts, Shoulder Bra 'es &c
Also, Ribbons, Hosiery, Mi,ts and GLOW p at
MRS. WRIGHr'S
Corset, Trimming, arI Fancy Store
Pa avenue, between 18th and 18th sts
40 SITS
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y A young man who had been mis-.
sing for three or four months from Cat.
taraugusco., N. Y, and whom whole cor.
don Of humbug spirit rappers had con.
signed To the wolves, is engaged in chop.
ping cord-wood near Pittsburx. :.
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CEDAR POSTS FOR sALE.-A lot Of
" about 500 CEDAR POS rs, some OF them large
enough to square IL iDcles, will be sold On &c.
commoIating terms. Enquire Of
WM. III CLARK, Grocer,
Corner 10th and b streets, near the canal
5-3t&
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Oh PIECES Good Plaid Muslin at
~ 12X cents
10 pieces fine quality do
loo do white Canbrics, Plain Swiss and Null
Muslin
800 dozen Cotton Hoee and Half Hose all sizss
and qualities
Silk, Thread, and Cotton Gleves
Best French Kid Gloves white, black, and al.
colors
box light Kid Gloves, at 80 cts.
Irish Linens, superior quality
Psrasols and Umbrellas
Rich Bonnet Ribbons.
ap Sim
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~TgE "srAR" OFFICE Is LOCATED
ON n STREET. SECOND DOOR WEST FROM
TWELFTH. NEAR THE JUNCTION OF
twelfth STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE, NEARLY OPPOSITE FRENCTs
"IRVINa HOTEL"
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ID ESP ECrFULLY informs the laiies of Washing
IL ton that she has removed 70 18th street, over
WIN. p. Shields Millinery and Fancy store, where
she would be Ileased to receive orders for 0aNA.
MENTAL NEEDLE WORK. Ladies Cares and
Sleeves scolloped; Chldrens Dresses, Sacks on
Joseys, elegantly embroidered, brside1, or chair
stichei; Infants Blankets, Flanuei Shirts, &c.
Ladies wishing dresses for the May Ball in colors.
soangles, &c, may rely having their orders exc
cut. ut the shortest notice tp6-3t*
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NEW MILLINERY STORE.
MRS. J. X. THOMPSON will open T
new Millinery Store on Saturday. ~ u
- the 9Th instant, on Bridge street, four 0>1
w coors frc m Congress, Georg town, whore can
he found choice assortment Of Bonnes, Ribbons,
h.. ap6-ds
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MRS. L. ALLEN

-Ei--at e .IzsIs soEkIS
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the Columbia, the fastest frigate in the
service, and the St. Mary's and ST. Louis
the swiftest, and BY long odds the best sIoops-
of-war the United States have ever owned
were built. The machine shops of this vart
are far more complete than those Of any other
Government navy yard, having been fitted up
Tor precisely the kind of work to be requi: G. !
of them in constructing such vessels. There
are plsI ty Of skilful artizans Of all kinds re-.
quired for this work to be had In Washington
at fair prices. Altogether, the inducements
for constructing at least two of the new nav al
steamers here, are superior to those offered any
where else. i -sf1.s
Ocean Mail Steamer Contracts. -The fol
lowing is the original proposition of Mr.
Churchwell, for throwing the transportation of
the mails to California open to competition,
and to graduate the pay therefor according to
the time in which the service may be per-
formed, which was up before the House yes
tsrday and to-day: l-.5..,rei g.a 45.e
A BILL 10 authorize and empower the Postmaster
General 10 contract for the transportation of The
mail between New Orleans and San Francisco.
SECTION l. BE 1t enarfea by the Senate anu
House of Representatives Of the United
States Of Aneriea tn Congress assembisa,
That from and after the passage of this act, it
shall be the duty Of the Postmaster General to
accept contract or agreement, for the trans
portAtion Of the letter and paper mail Of the
United States from New Orleans, in Louisiana,
to San Francisco, in California, and from Sau
Francisco to New Orleans, twice q month each
agree to perform he ssryics between the M
designated in the shortest time, and sha all frst
.sSsPt the proposal hsrsin provided, and give
'so" Ac'0ry security for the psrformaneso Of the
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SPRING MILLINERY.
TN MIS- 4 DASHIELL will opea on *
Ne Saturday, the s:h instant large O. d -
IT. beautiful assortment Of spring Nil. IL ~
NkRY.
Bridge street. near jefferson, George OWE.
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DOCT. PLUME, of tho Old Meeiic.l

~ House. 10 still engaged In treating all 20 rts nj
secret diseases and hereby invites call from ihose
may hsse been unfortunate In their
Or r. would particularly invite call from pelpous
y the country who have besn given up BY their phy.
0cians - incureble. Cases few indeed that
not be reached BY medicine when correctly app lied
Tne article known ~ the Chemical Extract of
ttocers 70 probably the very best thing nov before
e 70, re system aresdy shst
remedy called French Null. IL next to q eertsnty-
Price 81 per bottle.
Once on Franklin street, just below the Exchapse
moud, Va. A''s1'
Medicines securely packed and sent to der, with
ruiz 01foctlouD. tx
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nR. LOUIS M. STEIN, LATE C11rT

1
~ SURGEON OF THE HUNGARIAN PATRIor Ar
MY, AND HoMGPATHIc PHYSICIAN, tenders his pro.
fessonai services to the citizens of Richmond He
7th and 9th streets. w" eeN
Dr. STEIN, after q few years residence since bis
exile In this country has had the good fortune to gain
the confidence of many highly respectable persons
ana Pbyscisns and. being stranger he will be OAR
doned TOR referring to some of them
Among the letters In his posse ssion is kind and
nattenne one OF recent date from the
Dr. bAcHMAN. of Charleston
EDWARD PADELFoRD, Esq OF Savannah in whoae
family Dr. practised, saysto friend under date of
18th May, 1854 II feel assured that YOU NAV recon-
mend him with perfect confidence a. scientific ana
skiiifui physician, and gentleman of education ,,
Mr. ALEXANDER, of the Savannah Republican of
date June 18th, 1854 says: sDr s. isa gentleman of
sreas accomplishments. and physician of integrity
Judge g. FoLcEk, of Geneva. New York. under
GATE 80 september. 1855 says: sDr STEIN has oh
Isineo the confidence and employment of MANY of
our pest and most intelligent and CAREFUL eitzen2
h.m.s . Inere have been instances where what has
panied other physicians Of both AIIopafhic and H.
eHectuaIlyo - i'a' ano removed
Dr. MARCY. of New York, one of tn. most a;.tn-
s4nnea homeopathic phvsicians Of that civ nav.
quirementa" poA'oi Aneoicai &C.
DR.. VANDERBuRGR. another distip suishad r,...;
uoner OF that city, says DR.. STEIN IL one n -.
most accomplish cd physicians of the age - '
Those are specimens Of number in his no...,>;.,
Can b found at the residepce of IN, Th;1i
Professor OF Musc on Clay street. between III and
9th streets. a a Ia soo
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Rev. Joshua 7. Russell. Baptist clergyman at
yssLson; ~, ressntiy closed very eloquent ad-
I" Millions Who are new around The shrone al God
singing the soue Of Moses and the Lsuh h.vs 49,.
saved By The indaencs Of this book" While utts-.
Ing tasse words. he looksdu up ~ " he he'd vision
ssyiag. II have done. ssf down, and was iurnedi.
slsiy seized with . fatal attack Of apoplexy.
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OF FOREIGN IAN0TTI-

Il GES.-sI0NOk ANTONIO GEORGE ip.t
arrived from Psrs begs iesve to inform the citizen
Of Richmond, that he will give instructions In Tia
French and Italian Languages. eithor In private lee
sons or in class
The heads Of seminaries can have his services q,
Usher in these departments, upon reasonable terms
He has spent most of his time In Paris, and under.
stands the language perfectly. He feels confident
that he will give entire satisfaction.
Orcers may be left at the bookstore of Jas. Wood.
house, Main street. ct Harrsd 4 Mnrra3's Hrosd II .
at the residence of his brother, Sig @. Geores'
corner Of 4th and Broad streets oc S-d2m
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an FALL STOCK OF HATS AND

EfI TILL OIOCh OF HATS AND
AAA CAPS.-The subscriber is now ready to fur
nish merchants and dealers with as large and well as
sorted stock of HATS and CAPS as has ever been
offered in this any other market.
Purcbasers will find, examination that this Fall
Goods are lower in price than usual while the styles
and qualities in many respec cts much improved
There are many new and tastefuiiy gotten up HATS
and CAPS for gentlemen, boys and children, which
a1e really handsome and will be found very desra-
BILE.
The subscriber keeps also large stock of ladies'
fashionable FURS of the newest and most fashion
able styles; ALSO misses FURS, which will be sold
at wholesale and retail on the best terms
JOHN DOOLEY,
au 30-d2m 81 Main street, Richmond.
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~ BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE AND
81 MARKET GARDEN, MILE FROM THE
CORPORATION. FOR SALE PRIVATELY i
offer for sale privately my residence, with about 8
acres highly improved market land attached. lying
immediately on the Meadow Bridge Road, just u
Shockoe Hill, opposite judge Daniels farm The
improvements consist of Dwelling with rooms
having just been thoroughly repaired, &C. There is
q well which furnishes an abundant supply of mine
raj water in the yard, which is egarded very val
liable.
For particulars apply at HUNDLEY BROS Store,
franklin street. to THOS. L. HUNDLEY,
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MILLINERY-CASH PRICES.
MRS. HELEN KIMPEL,
227 Broad street.

- Has just returned from the North.
ern cities with full and general assortment
~ of MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS,
- which are now open for examination, and to
which she respectfully calls the attention of the la.
dies of Richmond and its vicinity. Satisfied of the
truth of the old adage. that "a nimble sxpence is
preferable to a slow shilling" she has resolved to
sell for CASH ONLY and has reduced her prices &C.
cordingy. oc5-Im
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NOTTCE-The subscriber having taken
IN the large Lumber HOUSE on tho Dock form erlv
occupied b. Mr.. D. B. Bhdsford, and next TO Messrs
Rankin Barker, Il prepared 70 rsesiye cn storage
sach articles ~ are Usually stored. on the usual
tefms. Applicaton to be made TO the subscribe ON
sas pssmises. WIN. JACKSON CLARKE.
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Ysnny Fern ID writing domestic tais-a povel
vi!a g el9 lasaisnsd, hsusly name, Ruth Hall"
u v binssd nat y ths hsroiass, some eliupses of
Fannys own vstled history viii be diypised.
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6HAIH TcsuMe scn6OI cepf6mb0f 18th
Il This 10 the 18th yssr have tsasht school snS
my fifth on 9Th. street, a. feaehef of the EusIiss
grnphy. Arithmetic snd Grammar. Dsrna In 81,
time l have been literally patrosized. now a.
solicit the same favorable eonsideTaton; prsrnisips
and enthusiastically that they may lesye my induenee
wiser, better, stesdisr boys tLsa they were whsn
they came to me- b 80 'a
issue minute Ferorts OF progress ana Of eo..
duct, which all parents should scrupuousy sxanups
and eompsre together they como In 1t tie cose OF
every week. "
Tlans-es per quarter. Entrance alvsys for the
whole session. H. p f[YIOI
9-ta -
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Dr. d. NJ. Clemens, representative from the
county OF Jackson, 10 the last Tennessee LegieIa.
ture, was shot and killed In that county last week
~ person with whom he he had some previous
difficulty.
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SKlvID HIM RIoHr.-A schoomsster In poush
keepsie, New York, whipped female pupil who
was IL years of age-was tried ahsrefor, and dned
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Hiram Powers, the great American sculptor, has
given directions for the purchase of real estate in
the new city Of Leavenworth, Kansas Territory.
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The snow storm on Monday, Oct 10th, seems to
have extended throughout Canada East, Maine
Massachusetts f--' -
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/" SonE PUMPxINs"-A pumpkin was recently
sent 70 the Paris market which 10 said to weigh 47s
pounds.
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EARM IN JAMES CITY COUNTY

Il VA, FOX SALE.-I offer for sale the Yarn
situated in James City County, Virginia, about As
Road leading to the city of Williamsburg and known
by the name Of "Psrkers Tavern" 1t contains, by
old survey 465 about 100 cleared balance hsa-
vily timbered with pine, oak, ash maple poplar and
hickory-pnncipsIy the former. The Dwelling.
House 10 ia good condition. having undergone tho.
rough repair; the location beautiful and healthy.
As objection be raised ct this day the uss
of marie and its value, will add that more can be
found this estate and of best quality than can be
found on any other body of land Of same extent.
Exclusive of oak, ash, poplar and hickory from
to 5000 cords of wood may be cut of the land
and delivered either in York or the Chickahominy
rivers shipped from the to the Northern cities
where wood il selling for o. so cash per cord BY the
cargo, and must continue to command advancing
rates.
As the owners of this properly resides nearly fifty
miles from It, it will be sold for about half liz real
value.
For terms, &c, address
TRUMAN A. PARKER
oc 16-lm Richmond Va
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TEMPERATE CaEw.-It ID said that out of
200 sailors on board the United States ship Sara.
togo, on her trip to Japan. only II drank drop of
liquor.
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idsnt minister It Caracas, Mr.. Fans, arrived In
Washisgtoa on Aenday, and On Tuesday morning
dsvsr1 u the 0serstsry of State the treaty recent
y aegoeistsd BY Minister Eams with the aovsrn.
Inent Of vsnsgusia
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NOIlCE:-l hereby inform the public
that goods intended for transportation over the
Richmond and DanvilIe Railroad. will meet WITH
prompt attention on delivery, and forwarded with
Merchants will confer a great favor and much fa
eilitate business by marking disticay the name of
eootisnee and station each article In no case
same ticket. w 'o
Freight in all cases will be required to be paid
within twenty four hours after delivery at the Ne
pot. THOMAS i SINS
&C wv UpFreiaht Ag't R. l. D. r. r.
N B. Powder will be received on Mondays onIv
ard sent off the next day. oAS
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neral AGENT and Col

0. 81. CHALKLEY, General Agent and Col
ector 18th street, between Main and Cary, the
store Of g. r. Peake. Refers to Messrs C. T. Wor-
than Co., Williams & Brother. Butler Tinsley,
!. H. Claiborne, g. h. Peake, J. B. Scater and DR..
w. A. Paterson. Sc ISM
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But The lips at that instant were brbed, with kiss,
And they popt out the Secret 10 spite Of the teeth.
DEATH OF THE CATHOLIC PRIEST WHO
WAS TARRED AND FEATHERED.
A despatch in the Baltimore Sun announces the
death Of the Rev. John Bspts, the German Catholic
priest, who was tarred and feathered and ridden
on late visit to that place. late number Of the
Bangor Mercury contains full account Of the out
rage, which b subioined:
Mr.. Bapts was staying with one of his people at
Ellsworth, by the name of Kent whose house il
near the Catholic chapel Mr.. Kent's house about
O'Clock on Saturday evening was surrounded By
large crowd, OF whom some twenty or thirty,
mostly young men, entered the house They
searched from top to bottom for Mr. Bapst, who had
retred to the cellar to keep on. Of the way There
they found him, bore him out of doors, ran him
down the street. and having got some distance from
tho house, stripped him of all his clothing except
his pautaloons and In that condition put him astrfde
of fence rail, and carried him upon it some three
or four rods, when the rail broke.
About this time they began to debate what fur.
Their ndguities to inffict, most being In favor OF
throwing him into the ditch, and leaving him, when
Iieht was seen coming up the street Some said
this was the approach of persons who had provided
tar and feathers. The gang broke up into small
knots The light approached, and 1t proved to bethe
sheriff of the county, with some assistants, though
we do NO. learn that they were recognized by the
victim at the time In one of these knots ofpersons
he was placed, and his garment thrown over his
shoulders, and thus not recognizing the sheriff and
his party, he was not recognized by them. The
latter supposing that Mr. Bapst had been murdered
nv the gang proceeded further along the street to
ind his body, II hsply life was remaining 10 it,
1t was raining violently at the time and very dark.
The rufians, as soon as they were rid of the she
riff came together again and proceeded down the
Mt Desert road to shpyard. Here they took the
pantaloons also from Mr.. Bapt's person. rendering
him entirely naked Before taking of his panta
looms they lifted him among them, aud he perceiv
ed one thrustng his hand in his pocket and laying
hold of his wallet, In which was something more
than $50. He besought that one not to add robbery
to his other violence but the person took his wallet,
nor has Mr.. Bapst seen 1t since. His watch was ia
ken from him at the tim. that they first stripped
him. Then they proceeded to smear him with tar
from head to foot ard afterwards covered him with
feathers-not without, however, in the meantime,
making some disgusting personal assaults, and using
various degrees of foul language. 1t Is but justice
to say that some of the young men were in liquor
at the time.
The outrage is justly denounced by the whole
press Of that region, and the opinion is strongly
pressed that the authorities should leave no stone
unturned to bring the murderers to condign pun
shment.
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CHOLERA PREvENTIvE.-Dr. RoBINsON's
CHOLERA PREvENrIvE!~This preparation is offered
to the public not nfalible remedy but as being
the best yet discovered for Cholera Cholera Morbus
Diarrhea, Oysentery, Pain in the Stomach and Bow
ella Sick Stomach, &C., &c. 1t 10 not unpleasant to
the taste, causes unpleasant ssns9sion and does
not restrict in diet. Eat and drink, in moderation
such things you have found by experience agree
with you. Z. D. ROBINSON, NJ D.
Office on Franklin street. opposite Metropolitan
AaH Qxa
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GENERAL AGENCY. FOR THE SALE AND
PURCHASE OF LANDs:-FRANKG g. RUFFIN, Score
tGryof the Virginia State Agricultural Society, and
N. AUGUST offer their services to the public a.
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purchase of
LANDS in Virginia and the Southern and Western
States.
Ofice-at the Office Of the Virginia State Aoyicul.
taydt Society, No. lis Main street.
N. AUGUST, NeTARY PUBLIC AND ACCOUNTANT
Ofhce-asabove. fe8-ts