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FFFECTS OF FIRE !-WAR 1

E,F + + CTS OF FIRE WAR IN
~ EUROPE!- Breadstutfs and Provisions have
advanced in price here and in Europe, by reason OF
the approaching terrific struggle between the Wes
rern Powers and the Czar. And not alone have eata
bes go ne up in value but other interests mate.
rally effected by the coming contest and clash OF
arms. For instance large orders have been received
by SILAS C. HERRING for his invulnerable SALA-
MANDER SAFES, for the principal cities of the
Itis now universally acknowledged that there is
no safety, real safety for funded landed
ty at present. in transatlantic nations Gold or Sill
yer, solid or coined can alone be depended on. to
outlive the crash and wreck of Monarchcal and I'm
peria Governments Therefore it is that the wealthy
classes are desirous to obtain HERRING'S SALA-
MANDER SAFES, in order that they may store in
these secure receptacles their Golden and Siivery
hordes which, amidst confagrations. murders and
piiiage, will outlive every change which the terrific
results of warfare may be likely to bring in their
train.
1t used to be the custom in oden time to bury trea
in the bowels of the earth-n old castle walls
and in the church-yards. But then, after the con-
ficts were over aud peace had supervened the trou
Bile was where to find the depesites HERRING'S
SALAMANDER SAFES offer admirable solution
to this dfculty-and it is one of the pregnant signs
of advancing civilization and intellectual progress
that this inimitable invention should be so highly
appreciated.
The prominent advantages of these Safes are
Firstly. They are thoroughly fire-proof
Secondly They defy the craft of the most inge-
When Mr.. HERRING exhibited his Patent Safe at
the London Crystal Palace, he placed within it $1,000,
which he offered to any one who could pick the lock.
He appointed committee to superintend the trial
walked off to the Continent to enjoy himself-whis
tied his way for two or three months on the banks
of the Rhine and the Danube-and returned to Lon
don, when he found his Safe unopened, aud his 1000
as he left them.
Having learned these facts, the Rothschilds and
other mi lonaires of Europe have thought well up
on the matter; the result is that HERRING'S SA-
LAMANDER SAFES have been ordered in large
quantities-as the most tried the most secure, and
the safest and most valuable preventative against the
effects of fire and page likely to follow from the
revolutions and war carnage now approaching
~ A full assortment of the above genuine SA-
LAMANDER SAFES, may be found at 1S6 Cary ct.
All sizes and prices.
R. McCANDLISH, Jr, Agent
NH 7-1w for the Stale.
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PRICE ONE CENT.
HUMOROUS SELECTIONS.

onTHr OF Nor1cE.-We are constantly notic-
lng @ an advertisements similar to the following:
.s, asnlng wanted, by a respectable laundress
able, and wants washing, why doesn't she pet sone
soap ana wafer, and do its-Diqgenes
.'Our little Eddy sometimes ..v. c,,.sr ,,,;,ss
most little boys of two wears of ssa H. AZ ss,y
nighfs ago, having just finished famous, niece af
PIE: OF which he is very found he was snn1rnoned
ny his mother to say his prayers and 90 10 had =
hhneellng al ner side, ne repeated after her that
neaven-taught petition, Our Father which A.. 4,
heaven, ETC., until she came to the passage sf,;ve
= " tnis day our daily bread, when raising his
mead, and looking up into her face; he said:
on' no mothers-pie.-say pIEr'-Kniekerboek
MONK Lewis, the author, was remarkable for ex-
= cllis . sensioility. One day he had been TO nav
ae .,a W some duchess or other, and he came out
VI the mouse MS eyes filed with tears A friend
passing stopped him, and inquired the cause Of
MS emolions "Oh,' replied Lewis in WHINING.
trembling voice, 'the duchess has said so ,rsnv
KIND things to me- '.Never mind, my dear fei.
low responded the friend in sooth;ng tons .nd
pafting him on the shoulder, 'never mind. hear mn
under it, SHE didn't mean it," r
BIBLIcAI EXPOSITION clerical friend who Il
settled" away down east, tells us that he ia often
very much amused at the shrewdness of a certain
parshioner OF his, who is very fond of reading his
Blbie without note or comment, and guessing ON,
any oDscurlties which he may encounter. He
came to his pastor one day and asked him VIII at, il
bis opinion, was the reason why the Jews WHIT
went out to meet Christ as he was riding iutt
Jerusalem, seated on an asss colt took branches
OF palm trees in their hands, He was told they
intended to honor the Saviour &C. Honor him!'
said he that's all humbug don't believe wore
OF It'll Wasn't they thirsting for his blooda 4
plaguey sight of honor they meant to do him! No
no! tell you them pesky Jews was awful cum
nln critters. and they wanted to break his neck
and so they took them branches to skeer the eoltn
Our correspondent commends this Interpretation
to the attention of all Biblical commentators
Knickerbocker
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WILLIAM T. BUTLER,

IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
CHINA. EARTHENWARE AND GLASS,
(19 Main Street, South side.)
IL AS now in store, and is constantly re-
L 4 ceiving unusually large stock of CHINA,
.EARTHENWARE and GLASS, LAMPS, LOOK
N6-GLASSES and FANCY GOODS, of his own
direct importation which he offers to the trade. at
" holesale upon as favorable terms as any other
house offer.
liberal discount to cash buyers.
rT~ Special pains taken to pack securely.
Iuh I'm
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GEORGE J. SUMNER,

IMPoRT AND DEALER IN
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE,
no. 20 FOURTEENTH STREET,
TIA now in store and is daily receiving
1 L his spring supplies of EARTHENWARE aud
CHINA. of his importation, of the latest and
most approved patterns and shapes together with
large sock of GLASSWARE. LOOKlNG-GLASS-
rs and FANCY GOODS,
His stock will be found extensive and the prices
81 Iow aHy Northern re-packing house can offer.
Merchants visiting this market will promote their
own interest by an examination of his stock before
making their purchases.
- Special attention given to packing.
32m
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nANIEL HAGERTY, BELL AND

~ BRASS FOUNDER, having opened Foundry
an 10Th street, between Main and Gary streets, Is
prepared TO execute orders for ell kinds of Plain and
ornamental Brass and Composition CASTINGS, in
workmanlike manner
As he is prepared to cast every dav. persons want
ing work done can be accommodated in few hours
notice.
All kinds of Ship, House aud Church BELLS made
to order.
patronage from the public is respectfully solicit
ed.
y. .B.-Hg CHEST cash price paid for old metals.
9H-Sre
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APPOINTMENTS Communicating the recent
combinations by the U. s. Senate we observe the
following surveys of the customs John Bohan
nan, Jr. East River; Dennis Danley, Norfolk; Geo.
w. Merchant, Dumfries: Robert H. Webb, Suffolk;
Champe B. Thornton, Port Royal Gabriel Johnston,
Fredericksburg; Jesse George, Carriers Creek
Samuel Melvin, Accomac C. II; B. Smith, Alex
andria; John D. Butler Smithfeld, Virginia.
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The Keowee, g. Co. Courier states that Fort Hill
has been purchased by Col A. P. Calhoun, from his
mother, Mrs. Floride Calhoun, relct of the late
Hon. ]. C. Calhoun, AID win be Immediately occu-
pied by him. He returns TO his native State with an
ample fortune accumulated on the fruitful soil of
Alabama, and hereafter the visitor to the sacred
precincts Of Fort Hill viii be entertained by the
son in a manner worthy Of so distinguished 3
father.
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The following remarkable passage was, written
twenty years ago, by the Duke of Ragusa, Mar
shall of France, who died not long ago at Venice
1t appears in his Memoirs published before the
commencement of the Turko- Russian difficulties
If an Anglo-French fleet passes the Dardaneles
and arrives at Constantinope il, at the same time,
so 900 men of the Alliance take up their position
Adrianople, the Russian squadron will retreat TO
Sebastopo and will not again venture FORTH if the
Gar passes the Danube, and sends his army to the
Balkans, he has to fight at once with the Turkish
French and English forces, and, by supposing the
non-neutrality of the Court Of Vienna, he is ex-
posed to all the dangers of an Austrian army com.
ing upon him from Pennsylvania
This is startn prophecy even for a Marshal OF
France
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SwINDLE.-Mr Jeremiah Davis an old and re
spectacle planter of Fefair county, Ga. was swim
died out OF $500 recently in Savannah by an indi-
vidual in the garb of gentleman, who volunteered
to show him the sights.
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By despatch from Milwaukee, we learn that a
serious and bloody election riot took place in that
city yesterday afternoon about four O'Clock. The
riot grew out of the challenge ofa German voter by
an lrishman, and hundreds of both parties soon be-
came embroiled in it. The Police for time were
unable to quell the disturbance The Irishmen
soon began to throw stones, bricks, &c. at their op
ponents, and the Germans fed to the building In
the neighborhood whose windows were broken in
by the missiles. Sheriff Page was badly hurt, and
a dozen or more persons were knocked down and
wounded severely, the blood flowing freely. There
was rumor that two men, Ger man and an Irish
man. are killed. but it is impossible to ascertain the
ruthyet. 1t is probably not So
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"OLD AMERIcA."-On the 18th ult., Benjamin
Lasseter, aged SO, of Campbell county, Ga, mar
ried El1nira Embree, aged II.
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DR.. kipp, the newly made Bishop of California,
had his combattveness greatly excited in crossing
the lsthmus. He writes back to his Albany friends
it is said, that no should venture that journey
without revolver.
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Rowland s. Story, trainer of elephants in Van
Amburgh's menageria died in Natchez ON the lst
inst
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A. A. Hunt who recently killed Ralston in Mil
ledgeville, has been tried and acquitted.
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, tight occurred at Elmvie, st. Georges Parish,
3 C., on Sunday afternoon, between two negroes,
tne property OF Mr. Prince OF Vosinan county, Va,
and employed by Messrs Ellis & Daniel in this
State, in which one was killed The names of the
negroes are William and Zachary-Zachary was
kied-he was stabbed in the breast with pocket
knife, and William has been lodged In jail at Wal
terboro until his owner can be heard from when
he will be put upon his trial. Charleston Standard.
There is no such county al. ."yosiman" in Virgi
mia.
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Martin koszta is pursuing the study of book.
keeping and commercial business, at Bells Com.
mercia College, Chicago, with great assiduity and
remarkable success.
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A rencontre took place at the Tunnel in pickens
District, g. C on the 25th ult, between Moses Hol-
ker OF North Carolina, in which the latter received
two stabs in the back, causing almost instant death
Hollis has been lodged in jail to await his trial and
the whole affair will in q few weeks undergo ju.
dicial examination.
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we regret to learn by gentleman from Tusca.
loosa, says the Mobile Register, that Gen. Thomas
King died In that place, on Friday night Ias, the
2fth ult. He was an elder brother, we believe. Of
our late distinguished citizen, Hon. William r.
King, Vice President Of the United States
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The number ofmiles OF railroad completed within
the State OF Indiana is l,27s; in progress l,s9a
otal, 2,e70.
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NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
~ OF THE RICHMOND AND DANVILLE
RAILROAD COMPANY.-A general m eetir of the
Stockholders of the Richmond and Danville Rail.
road Company will be held in the city of Richmond
on THURSDAY, the 18th day of April, 1854, at y
o'clock NJ.
By order of the BOARD OF DIRECTORS
P. VAN DEURSEN. Sec'y
Office Ricemond and Danvie r. r. Co.
Richmond, Feb "a, 1854 )
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HEAVY FA1LURE-The dry goods house of Read,
Clarks& Co., in New York, failed last Friday. Its
liabilities, and it is stated, amountto $35,OOO.
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John Lemmons, charged with the murder OF I
man named Leftwich In Alexandra. La, has beer
ex amined and discharged.
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DALE'S HOISTING MACHINES


" dred Ensmeled CRATES and TENDERS for
sale at reduced pTicesThe subscriber has for sale
the largest stock of CRATES and TENDERS ever
before offered for sale in this city of his manu-
tscture. The Crates embrace all the various kinds
and patterns. such square topped Gothic, Liptic
Circle, &c, with beautiful rounding Tenders, Sum-
Iner Pieces &c. TO match.
Orders for Crates, Tenders, &C., from town and
country puncually attended to and carefully pac ked
Merchants purchasing to sell again will be supplied
at the lowest northern prices, with the usual dis
couuts off, or cash by wholesale
Apply at my Bell and Brass Foundry, Main, be-
tween 9th and 9th SITS, Richmond, Va.
te 25Sm+ SAMUEL ID. DENOON.
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BY j. A. COwARDIN.

The DAILY DISPATCH is served 10 subscribers
at SIX AND QUARTER CENTS FER WEEK, payable
to the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing, 81 year
In advance.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH is issued every Fri.
day and mailed to Subscribers at Sl per annum.
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There are 234 students at the Medical College of
South Carolina.
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THE DAILY DIEPAT TCh


ble in advance.
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Gen. John Cooke, of Tennessee, died At his resi-.
dence In Granger county. h that State on the 10Th
ult. He was prominent and influential Represen-
tative In Congress from the year 1870 1893.
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BRAND CuTTINe.-Brands of all sizes and
designs for marking Flour Tobacco Bores R,,. ~.
cninery, Linen, kc-, made to order. - So
NJ g. WHITMAN,
AT Lansteys Tin and Gas Fitting Establishment q
NH 9-dSm ~~ l@AAnn.
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NEW STORE, 86 MAIN STREET |!

IN -GROSHONG, TUPMAN L CO, Clothing
Merchants, would inform the citizens of Richmond
that they have taken the store formerly occupied by
p T. Moore Co. in the hardware business, and are
now engaged in fitting r up for the purpose of con-
ductipg the CLOTHING and FURNISHING BUSI-
NESS therein. Our object now is merely to an
nounce ourselves that all interested may have the
which may be done by patronising US. For rest as
sured our goods shall be FIRST RATE, and shall be
sold at low figure; that is when we consider profit
Think for a moment it is our commencement, and
we are fully aware how much depends upon first inn
pressens which (of course) hope will be favora-
Bile; and indeed promise such shall be the case. II
we are capable of accomplishing such result Our
stock shall exhibit at all times fair sample of the
prevailing style. In fact goods generally for gentle
mems wear will receive our attention, and will be
fouud on hand whenever called fer
mall GROSHONG, TUPMAN l. co.
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chsvalier Halsemsu was in Wilmington, N. c.,
last week
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DOWER'S FLESH TINT DAGUER-

Il REOTYPES are certainly the most natural and
ite-iike have seen; they really beautiful
aud speak for Themselves. Mr.. Powers has by the
aid Of of the first masters of coors brought the
Daguerrean art to perfection producing beautiful
resemblance TO Miniature Painting. His pictures
? 'cuhar to himself and can be copied by no other
1rtist
The fesh-tint is certainly the greatest wonder of
ths age. Ii you want likeness call on POWERS,
jJ Main street. Eagle square sign of the Red FiPg,
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BALLARD's HAIR YE!-NEw AND I'M
PROVED EDITIoN-THE CHEAPEST AND BEsT In
THE WORLD Warranted not only to color the Hair
minutes but to correct all bad coloring produced by
any other Dye, and is positively way injurious 1t
isthe most complete and desirable article ever offered
to the public Price 81.
BENNETT BEERS, 80
ma lin Agents for Richmond
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G,HINGLES, &c-12O,000 6 inch Cy-
~ press Bunch SHINGLES,
1900 feet seasoned BUTTON-WOOD, superior
quality
5O.to0 feet seasoned4 do do do
60,000 do. do. POPLAR.
100000 do. do. Michigan and Canada White
PINE all sizes
$4,000 feet ROCK MAPLE, for machine purposes.
20,G00 do. Northern and Southern HICKORY.
2D.Gha do. do. do. ASH.
5G,000 do. Oak Tobaccobox BOARDS.
10 dG0 do. Black Walnut BOARDS and PLANK
10000 do. ;, l, II, and s inch CHERRY,
together with assortment OF st. Domingo MA
HOGANY.
The continued favorable attention of the trade is
respectfully solicited.
fs Il BELvIN & PARKER.
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ANOTHER CONGRESSIONAL Row-We learn from
the Washington Star that a personal altercation
took place in the House of Representatives last Fri
day, between Messrs. Sellers and Lane, in which
Mr. Hunt participated We copy from the pro-
ceedings all that relates to the difficulty:
The bill for the relief of the widow of Elijah Bee
be being taken up, Mr Orr explained the points in
yolved in the case.
Mr. Sellers then addressed the committee in fa-
vor OF the bill urging at the time liquidation
ofthe just claims ofhs own constituents growing
out of the war of 1872.
Mr. Letcher opposed the bill at some length.
Mr. Lane then expressed himself in favor of the
bill, and discussed remarks made by Mr. Sellers, in
that gentlemans speech. In the course of these
proceedings Mr.. l.. and Mr.. S. got into personal
alteration, in which Mr.. Hunt also participated
To prevent disagreeabie consequences arising from
this1misunderstandin ng the committee rose.
Speculations are various In Washington az to the
probable result of the 'muss,n but the Star says
the man must be blind who does not comprehend
that no duel can possibly grow outofit To "a man
up tree" it locks as though Peter simpies style
of the duello-the triangular-is the only one ap-
plicable
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HoLBROoK receives all the new
BOOKS,
MAGAZINES,
NEWSPAPERS,
PERIODICALS,
CHEAP PUBLICATIONS
In advance of all the other houses
All orders by mail promptly attended to.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

GEo. w. WILLIAMS & Co, CoxnlssIos
MERCHANTS, RICHMOND, vA.-Ofsce on 18th street.
opposite Shockoe Wsrebousewll stfend sfFicsly 10
the sale Of Corn, Wheat, Tobacco, Flour. &c-; and
viii promptly execute orders for the puFchase OF
Goods, &c They solicit the patronage Of their
friends and the public generally.
ma11-lm sAML. WILLIAMS.
Ar A MEETING OF THE BOARD or DIRRc-
TORS OF THE RICHMOND AND CBAxLorTEsvLLR
TURNPIKE COMPANY, held on the z3rd ult the Prod
dent was requested to make Aca the stock hoders
to pay in 1--WE dollars per SHARE ON or before the 18th
of next mouth, to enable them to comply with d.
rection of the Stockholders to purchase the Brook
Turnpike. They viii accordingly pay the said arnourt
into the hands of our Treasurer, Dawn J. SAUnpE
NH lo-5t JOHN B. CRENsHAW, President.
DR.. BRAISERD can be consulted at the
Exchange Hotel. Richmond, until March 18th. He 10
awaiting the report Of the Committee Correspond
ence In this city.
Dk. BRAINERD has restored peasons to perfect
IN cases of partial and total blindness of from
Meeks 70 oS years standing, by from 10 secondSfo
m'nutes application, by scientific method, Of his
own N oscovery, without cutting, pain or wash
Dr %. mas also cured Of Inflammation of va
Iaous ana aggravated grades pain from, and intsle
rance OF hght far-sehtednesa or loss of sight from
age, ana near-sightedness-sll of which have re-
NAMED permanent to the present moment
Aavee OF treatment given TO the poor GRATIS.
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MORRIS. Publisher and WHOLESALE

IA. dealer in BOOKS, PAPER, STATIONERY,
PIANO FORTES, 81 Main st.-SPRING TRADE,
1854 am now receiving my usual large and gene.
raj assortment of Books Paper, Stationery. Fancy
Goods Pianos, &C., &C., for the Spring trade, to
which would respectfully ask the attention of
merchants visiting the city-assuring them of as
complete stock to select from as can be found in
any market, and upon terms as fair and as liberal
NH Ii A. MORRIS.
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OFFICE VIRGINIA CENTRAL R. R CO., /

OFFICE VIRGINIA CENTRAL R. r co.
RICHMOND, March 4. 1854
A I meeting of the Board of Directors
IA of the Virginia Central Railroad Company, on
the 4th day of March, 1854, the following resolution
adopted, viz:
Resoiped, That a meeting of the Stockholders be
Convened TO meet in the city If Richmond on
THURSDAY, the 9th day of APRIL next at 10
o'clock, A. M at the Metropolitan Hall
copy from the minutes
NH 6-tIfhan GApPErr Coa,~.
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T. j. CARSON Il Co., Nos. Al AND 43
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. as
WATER STREET, NEW YoRK--A good sssoSt-
mont Of Bacon, Pork and Lard always on hand, aud
for asle at loWest market prices. ie @-ly
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RICHARDSON & CO..
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS,
95 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND VA.
SPRING, 1854.
Statesmen.
W. B. HOPKINS, Lexington,
JOHN 4. KENT. Montgomery,
PETER B Law, Dauville,
TBos. J. CHARLTON, Montgomery,
J. b. FAULKNER, Halifax, Va
NINTH the invitation to the Merchants
w of Virginia, North Carollna and Tennessee
ito examine our stock of DRY COOS this season
give the assurance of having large and general
sortment of ENGJISH, FRENCH and GERMAN
which with every variety of
"a aERICAN FABRIC, selected with special refer.
euce 10 the trade OF those States will make STOCK
complete and embrace all the articles usually found
in a Wholesale Dry Goods Store, both Staple
Fsncy GA all OF which win be content to place
nodeTate prices on accommodating terms
ALSO--7Ths most complete nts. in the city
of CARPETlNGS RUGS, DOOR MATS, PIANO
aud TABLE COVERS, &c , &c, which we will sell
n quantities to suit purchasers.
RICHARDSON L CO.
NH T-dlm&c3t 95 Main street
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10 ALL WHOSE HAIR is FALLING OFF or
TuRSIHG rp,S GREY, we would advise to use FLETCH-
Is the test remedy for the Hair that now in IL
acts like magic in eradicating Dandruf from the
scalp. It makes the coarsest hair soft and plant:
FLETCHER'S in Dressing HAIR One or two appli.
condition.
No Lady's toilet should be without BOTTLE & i.
lt Is sold by Bennett Beers, A. Duval John H.
Blair Broad street. and under the American Hotel
wholesale and retail, by the manufacturer. ~.
JOHN JOHNSON.
n B. No charge for a trial. mh 6