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Medioi,aes.
Doct. Gina naael' Sazlsa ~ g
ENTIRELY fEGE1 ABLE,
Or Ptififiif0 The 3 had and Esfddicnting Disease
Ssaraat tive
from "a lSgstenl.

III
HIS medicine is warranted ON oath, not to-
contain particle of calonlsl, corrosive sub
Innate, arsenic, chloride of gold mnriatc OF ba-s
rytes. or any other delete rious minerals.
The principle upon which this medicine acts
is by assisting and harInonizing with nature, it
drives out ali foul and 9ni Gus hgnors rom
the blood and body, and by ass1lni lqtlng WITH
and strengthen the gaStTicjuice of the stomT
ach it assists digestion; in short, there is not
Vein, artery, muscle or nerye IN the human Doc
that is not streng by this Tihcture, and 1t
also possesses the remar kable properly ofremov-
ing mercury from the bones and joints
READ CAREFULLY the FoLLowIas ASTONISHING,
WONDERFUL, and ALMOST MIRACULOUS CUREs !;
and then Judge for yourself w neither Its Parallel
has ever been discovered in the annals ofmedcinos
DR.. CHALMERS tSANATIVE T1NOTuRE
Possesses specific action on the nervous system,
and will be found of especial benefit for all per-
sons afflicted with weak nerves, or W hose nervous
system has been Frustrated or shattered IRON any
cause whatever; in flct, it is almost impossible to
convey an adequate idea of the speedy and Almost
lous results which this Tincturc cftccts in
the diseased, broken down rostrated nervous
system. Persons all lassitude, weakness and de-
bility, before it's use, at once become robust and
full of energy. No matter whether the consttu~
ton has been broken down by excess, weak by
nature, or debilitated by sickness its effect on
tho Unstrrng and altered nervous organization
is equally certain and apparent. In case of neu-
ralgia headache, vertigo, paius in the nerves of
the face, and the various train of Nervous Alice
tions -papitation of the heart, periodical head
aches, cold and shivered state of tho frame, fire.
quentft of abstraction, total Inability dislike
to society, melancholy, religious mono-mania,
heats and lushes of the face on the slightest oc-
casion, desire that existence might terminate !;
it will produce cure in astonishing short pc
Rod of time, and it will also remove depression,
excitement, tendency to blush, rcstessness,
slccplcssness, incapacity for study or business,
loss of memory confusion, giddincss, blood to the
lead, mental debility, hystOria, indccision,
Sretchedness, thoughts of self destruction, fear
of insanity. &c. 1t will increase and restore tho
appetite, strengthen the omaeated renew the
health of those who have destroyed it by excess,
and induce continual cheertuluess aud cqu0nim-
| ity ofsPiritS, and prolong life.
In fact, as a remedy Cor the above complaints.
this Tincture stands unrivalled and alone. There
is no other reliable remedy. or any that has au-
thenticatcly received the sanction of the medical
faculty.
PALrlrAT,oN OF TuE HEART.
Mr.; Erasmus Pulien, Of West Milton, Saratoga
nf the IIAAtL: was ntfIictcd for snvnm Nnnrs two
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-09-20

do Castor oib;
do coloI
do Pl1seeue Gas, ~ 55.e5r5;.gE 81
They also keep cons tan on HAND, al kinds
of Drugs, Medicines Oils, Paints, Dye St1llss
Glass, Putty, Nails, &C., DC.
Fairn0nt, July ID 1855. mysly
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EEcctrO-GnIyamfc Rings,

Clarksburg, May 4th, lS5 ~Iy
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is put up in o. Paunel Bottles. and fees5Jn;-
zcd by the Manufacturers signature on tho Iabel
on each bottle, TO counterfeit which Is forgery i
as Us wel as his private seal on the cork OF each
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ULCERS ON THE

ULCERS ON THE LEG.
Ma coleman Lilly of 70 Hillen street. Baltimore.
Tas hnally cured by DIR. Chalmers, sanatiEes
= r one dollar per bottle, or six bottles for
%, Tor sale at the general agency. : .
SETH IS HINGE ~ !
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Co., n. Y, was cured of violent Pulpitation
OF the Heart was afflicted for seven years, two
years of which time lie was unable to attend to
business, employed six of the best physicians of
Now York, was finally cured 10y three bottles of
Dr.. CnAlALEI,s SANATINE TINCTrRE
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NERVOUS DEBILITY
eaEness of the System, and Premature Decay.
Many of You may now be suffering, I1isled4asto
the cause or source of diseases! TO those tim,
who by excess have brouglrt.on thentaelyesprc
mature imPoteney involuntary Seminal Email
Organs, Nervous Affection, or any othor conss,,
qpenccs of unrcstr0inod indulgence Of tho sensrl-
a. PASSIONS occasioning tic necessity of renoQn.
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That solitary practice, so fiital to the existence
OF man, and it is the young who arc most apt to
become its victims, from nm ignorance Of tho
danger to which they subject themselves ;-0aN-
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DOc4Or YOWrself' for 2J, Css.

los Baltimore street Baltimore. Md.
Unpaid Letters not taken from the Office IN
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M3 RRlA9Ey 3fasfa
IGssening both mental and bodily capacity ttOldI
Hcnry's Invigorating Cordial, a Medicine thhtis
purely Vegetable will mid nature to restore those
important functions to healthy state, and win
prove Of service to you. ItPossesses rare vir-'
StrenGLleMef of tho sNstn1n -. -
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MEDICINES
rIsHE only infallIble Medicine known.

: u AAAN VAAy AAIoiflDiO 0z00ICfY6 known
u BURROWS ELIXIR yITA-Tbs c,s~s..s..
tice In all its purity! Quick and poverfnl - -.
tues are provefbial-in 30 many instsncss ns~5a.
raised from the very verge cf the tomb the skief
Of diseases In their most terrible forms e tesfimo
mails of the most exalted character from indvid.si
and Institutions tesify In the descriptive circuisr
may be found one from the Masonic and ODD Feliovs
Lodges Of Norfolk- The medieines asls 10 i've relief
are numerous and valuable but If persona are wiling
osusPend their use ind submit to course Of ELK.
IN VITA, cure at once can be effected in ord nary
sssss, only one or two weeks being required, and
esarded - utterly ineursble only thrss four
s.rcf1;. ~ VIII thoroughiy purify the blood. In
sIIouia, I hheumatsm, indg gestion, &c., IL stands
s.onu II aciion on the BoGels Liver and Kidneys
- oiIeet ana eficieut- DEPRIVED humcss in the
elcaiauon anect the vital or 5ans eoaYse 81 tsvo
oI tnfee WEEKS VIII relieve the system Of all morbid
sh s,S snsnes an incontrol1abIe appetite
IN n,sn ana vigorous health the resnlt In lsep
na s0rGs .hst often end in rapid decline,
diseases 1t is truly ths only medicine Sneun.. nos
leaving yestige Of the disease Pursue ths conrse
Shove unless the bones have eonlmepceA S.rrSfns :,
II sos at the end of three weeks suspend its Ise s
weeks, recommence, and at the end Of three vests
the body will be restored to il original health =
we have just been put in possession Of liberal
supply OF the above inval uable nedfcine the vren
derful curative powsrs Of which are proversial : :
! ! a..... ~, PURCELL, LADD6 CO. Aa
/ - ga s-& - JACKSON b. WOOD, 1g,sags
.s - ks. GkUBBS Z, ,APPERSON, T.
-
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LIQUOR LAw-The Ohio Statesman says that
Chief Justice Corwin has decided the Liquor Law,
passed by the last Legislature of Ohio, to be
stitutional. Under this decision several persons
confined in the Champaign county Jail, for viola
ting provisions Of said law, were released from
confinement
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FOURTH OF July Acknowledging a pyro.
technic exhibition at Dover, N: II on the night of
the fourth, great explosion occurred among the
illuminating materials. The missiles were project.
ed in all directions among the crowd, injuring a
large number. Ayoung man named Wingate had
an eye knocked out, and boy named Varney re
ceived the shaft of rocket in his abdomen and
was severely, and it is thought fatally wound
cd
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THE DEsrIrurE CHrNEsE.-The committee ap-
pointed for the relief of the destitute Chinese, in
New York, report that a great part OF their work
has been accomplished. twenty-five ofthe Chinese
sailed in the Illinois for California, last week. and
four more were shipped for Canton.
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AFFAIR OF HoNoR-BoTH SATIsF1ED.-Two me-
gro men belonging to C. M. Fort, of Pickens coun-
ty, Ala, between whom grudge had long existed,
went out on the bank OF small stream, on the
night of the oath ult, where they were found the
next morning, dead. 1t is believed that they killed
each other in a fight
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SMITH MowRY, JR.-The Charleston Courier
states that Mr. Mowry declined a reelection to the
Presidency of the Washington and New Orleans
Telegraph Company in consequence of an unwil-
lingness, on the part of the stockholders to In.
crease the salary of the office, the duties of which
very laborious, and require the whole time and
attention of any one who may ill it. The salary last
year was 5000, and now has been reduced to
$4,000. Three Superintendents, however, are to
be appointed by the President-the Hon Amos
Kendall-and two Directors who will act as an
Executive Council. Mr.. Mowry will be resident
Director at Charleston
dividend of three per cent. has just been de-
clared on the telegraph business of the last six
months
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Among the novelties advertised to take place at
Huntsville, Texas, on the 4th, was foot race be-
tween "three boys the oldest Of whom was born
In ITS, the second Ia l7e6, and the youngest In
1885,. The contest between these juveniles was
looked forward 10 with much anxiety BY tho fun.
loving and sporting fraternity. 800 ~
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AccIDEKrAILY SHor-Mr. Jesse Marden, OF
Baltimore, was accidentally shot on Thursday last
He was seriously injured but il Inflammation can
be averted the wound is not considered mortal.
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INTERMEsTs IN New ORLEANs.-During the
week ending the I'd inst, there were 329 interments
In the different cemeteries of New Orleans. The
previous week there were but ITO.
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THE STEAM DREDGE.-The steam propeller A.
II. Bowman has arrived at Charleston. She will
commence active practice at the Charleston bar in
few days.
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suIc1DE.-Mrs Peak, widow of asailmaker, re-
siding in Chelsea. Mass, committed suicide last
Thursday night Grief, resulting from the death of
her husband, probably drove her to the act.
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THE LATE RAILROAD CALAMIrY.-Wm. Scott,
conductor on the Baltimore and Susquehannah
Railroad, has been placed under bonds in the sum
$4,000 to answer any charge that may be preferred
against him and in addition, has beeen suspend
ed from service. His brother, John Scott, who
was among the injured, was in critical condition
at last accounts. Isaac Johnson, janitor of the
Central Male High School, Baltimore, died on Sat
urday Daniel Wolfe, another of the unfortunate
persons also died on Saturday.
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writer in the Mtssissippian q newspaper publish
ed at Jackson, Mississippi, recommends that the
planters OF the South pack their cotton in hogs
heads instead Of bageine. uie
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1t is stated that Gen. VIM. o. Butler declines the
Governorship OF Nebraska Indeed he is report
edit have said that he wouldn't be Governor OF
Nebraska even if they were to offer him the whole
territory as his salary
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FIRE.-On the night of the lst inst, the house Of
Mr. John T. Greenwade, near Cumberland, Md.
was destroyed by fire, with its contents, and new
three story building adjoining, which was nearly
ready for him to remove into Mr.. G. also lost, by
the burning of bureau, between $4,000 and $4,000
in bank notes Total loss about S3000
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CAsuALrY-A few days ago, in Suncook, N II.
a young man named Henry Noyes was accidental
ly shotoy Emery Osgood. The wound was sup
posed TO be fatal
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"BARE PoLKs"-Two Polish boys were arrested
near Boston the 7ih inst, for bathing in public
place.
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The affairs Of the concern will be settled byme
SAML. s. BURCH.
Intending to change my business, / will hereafter
for cash. ~
sp 28 dts SSR
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Tho phrase "fghting on his own hook. h now
more elessnily rendered. "waging war upon the
prudent individuality Of his personal curve"
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JULLIES's START IN THE WoRD-In London.
Julien was never recognized either as conductor,
composer, or artist The only position he held was
that OF leader OF cottllion bandl which furnished
dancing music ior balls and private parties, at 10
much night. His first pecuniary success arose
from his wife, who made up and sold very exquisite
bouquets in little by street in London, whore they
lived. These bouquets soon became the rage. and
the narrow street was daily blocked up by the
carriages OF the arstocracy who could not think of
gong to opera or soiree without one of Madame Jul
lien guinea bouquets. u ~
In few years. NJ. and Madame Julien had
amassed handsome sum OF money, and then the
certs ct which polkas quadrilles and waltzes were
played to audiences unable to appreciate music OF
higher order.
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Baron de Rothschild has sent $50, 900 to the sui.
fering Jews Of Palestine. Baron Bernard Won Lin.
densu. some time Minister of Saxony, the author
OF Barometrical Tables for calculating dwellings
&e., In IA large volumes, and Correspondence Az.
tronomique, and Tabule Martis, &c, &c, died in
Aiienburs, on the Goth May. He bequeathed 500.
oo9 to the foundation OF an Astronomical Museum
10 Dfesden in accordance with his will he was bu
nea. at day break. in plain clothes, and without
conn, ey the side OF his parent; his tomb will be
marked BY stone with this inscription .Here lies
bernard Won Lindensu. awaiting his happy resur.
rection Paris Cor. Boston atlas,
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WET PERUVIAN GUANO--5O Tons
very low by .NAS VI S'IIIs ~ ! rn ,oi Aie
On the Dock.
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[ MAS, W SNOW, Ship Broker and Com.
@ he Dock, keeps constantly on hand and for sale
REF f. . usaicined and sIennd PLASTER, HAY, James
r.ess. !, yolsuhc CEMENT. DC &c, all ofwhieh he
lel7-tf
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ABEL u. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT Law AND
NOTARY PUBLlC.-Ofice ON franklin street, under
| tha Matropolitan Hall Richmond. Va. mel
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FOR the present Mr.. Darracott will re-
main with us and render his assistance where he will
DO pleased to see his friends.
Jy7 STEBRINS l. PJJLIEN
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

rr- The circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
exceeds considerably that of all the Daily papers Of
Richmond combined
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BATHS! BATHs!! BATHs!-Hot, Cold and
Shower Baths can be had daily at the Rar Dressing
Shaving and Shampooning Saloon, under the Amer
can Hotel-entrance on 1lth street
Single Bath 25 cents, or five tickets for 81.
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hlSSOLUTlON OF CO-PAk1NEK
~ sHlP-The Co-Partnership heretofore exist
iug under the firm of BURCH l. SHAFER, is this
day, by mutual consent, dissolved.
SAML. S. BURCH.
FRANK SHAFER.
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iHE NNow NoTHING.-It is said that the pass
word OF the KNOW Nothing" has been discovered
BY some cute Western editor, by dint of great in.
dustry and sharpness Here it is.-"Ktsmrn. Ca.
knourumbummumus Keliillimmpst- ksamiuxinin.
ux.
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WEAK, neryous. -denressad in sr;,;+. 80

.', 9, ~ svus, uePTessed IN spirits, and
che victim Of dyspepsia is indeed an oh;.cf ~ ts
msefation. Yet 1t 10 absurd for him to despair I'VE
care not how low, weak, nervous and iryifabls ne
MAN b!rrERs, prepared by Dr.. C. M Jackson. phi.
aasiPma are stronger than the many headed mon
s. wnich is preying upon his body and mind; aud II
}iy 3d&c2w - a-'-E = 'PesoJ sofe-
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NOTICE OF CO-PARTNERSHIP,

VTHE Subscribers have this day associated
Il themselves together under the firm of
SMITH & FORE,
end will continue to conduct the NEWSPAPER,
MAGAZINE, PERIODICAL and CHEAP PUBL.
CATION Business, at the old stand of LEWIS L.
SMITH.
They will continue to receive, in advance of other
houses all the latest
NEWSPAPERS,
MAGAZINES,
PERIODICALS. and
CHEAP PUBLICATIONS,
and offer the same for sale reasonable and accom-
modatlng terms.
They will receive subscriptions at publishers prices
20 all of the ENGLISH and AMERICAN NEWS
PAPERS and MAGAZINES and deliver the same
in any part of the city, without extra charge.
A choice assortment of BOUND BOOKS, BLANK
BOOKS, SONG BOOKS, TOY BOOKS, PRINTS,
FRAMES, STATIONERY, PLAYING CARDS,
GAMES, &c, will always be kept on hand.
gR- Country orders solicited and promptly attend
ed
" Books, Papers, &c, mailed to any part of the
United States. LEWIS L. SMITH,
" L. FORE,
9th street, above Monument Hotel
Richmond, July lst, lBSt
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ID BUILDING LOTS IN THE PLAN
Cr Or BELVIDERE, NEAR HOLLYWOOD
CEMETERY, AT PRIVATE SALE-For nsrficn.
a. me subscriber at the stone building on the
my Sits RI Tyrrp
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SPECIAL rorTcEs

LADlEs FaIR:-The Ladies' Fair &C Cha.
Trssd Chspsi win be continued ths (Monday, sDs
aoaa. eveninsa Many useful and ornament.I ~.
choice kinds at bic prices - i1c 1c most
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4 fU-fANI NEhiouIT NOIICE. = IHe
~ subscribers, having associated Themselves to
sether, under the firm of TURP1N, ROPER
MURRAY, will continue to carry on the UNDER
TAKING BUSINESS, in all Its departments at the
old stand of Roper Murray, Governor st.
They will give their personal attention to all or
ders to them, and will furnish, at the shortest
notice, any thing in their line of business.
They will keep constantly on hand 8 general a.
sortment of COFFINS, from the neat pine, to the
most elegant mahogany.
Having the sole agency in this city, for the sale of
Fisk Il Raymond's metallic BURIAL CASES,
the subscribers also prepared to furnish any size
of the Ssrcophsgus, either of the plain STYLE with
out the drapery such those furnished for Clay
soth drapery and silver trimmings,
Several HEARSES, with gentle horses and care
full drivers, also at command
JOHN TURPIN,
B. w. ROPER
NH 80 dGcts WILLIAM MURRAY.
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AMERICAN HOTEL,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
J. MILDEBERGER SMITH, PRoPRIEroR,
e15-ly Form1lyat Jones's Hotel, PhiiGdetphi0
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LIVER COMPLAINT DrRrrJTy

-. LIVER COMPLAINT, DEBILITY.
Extract from James Harris, Esq q's Letter, Alexsn-
dris, Va: -"~ "+a4 34'IE II 3
After speaking of wonderful cures on himself, he
says
Mrs. II. have been suffering with Liver complaint
and with inability, constantly complaining from
weakness through her whole system. She now en-
joys better health than for thirty years. being entire
" restored By the use of HAMPTON'S VEGETA-
Bile TINCTURE." 'i --15 81 Htia %
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7l1KY HUTCHESON'S UNRIVALLED

For Piles, Sore Threats or Breasts
Sore Eyes, Cuts or Bruises f btHge Is Eel
Pain or Weakness in the Back
Tooth Ache, Ear Ache. 'tt'4t '"f''ef st.}
-.ar .gs REMEMBER: tat.l D. f.5.ts
1t cures Piles speedily.
1t relieves Sore Throat or Breast immediately.
1t cures Saddle Hurts, Scratches OF Sore Eyes Of
Horses. .'@t.t s''z-4 = -f
iHUTCHESONS OINTMENT 10 prepared With
great care, and never fails to give satisfaction.
The afflicted are invited TO give IL trial. and IL It
should not accomplish what fs claimed for it, then
call il humbug, and demand your money
The proprieton have in their possession any num-
her of certificates from some of the most respects-
bic citizens of Virginia and other Slater snumber Of
which company each Boz. Prepared by @ II
w. HGTCHEsON 4 CO., Amsterdam, W.
Sold Whoesale and retail, by 3 81 sSssft
PURCELL, LADD Co, and
NH lI-d& c6m DOVE & CO. Richmond, Va
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kOR SALE-A secondhand SPRING
WAGON, superior piece of workmanship OF
the manufacture of Mr.. Thomas C. Eppes upper . nd
et Broad street. where 1t may be seen. 1t has been
USED but very little, and that near the city.
ANY person wishing article OF the kind may rett
assured that great pains were taken by the well
durability. is a-ts
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A T Meeting of the Council of the City

A L Meeting of the Council of the CITY
4 of Richmond, held June 18th, 1854, the follow.
ing resolution adopted
Resolved, That poll be and the same is hereby
arected to take the of the fIeehoders of the
Sity on the question whether the Council behalf
OF ths CITY OF Richmond may subscribe to the stock
OF the Virginia Genital Railroad Company. a comma
ny incorporated for work of internal improvement
IN TINS State, part of which is constructed in and near
THIS city, an amount not exceeding one hundred
thousand dollars TO enable the said Company TO COM
Fiete lhe road which is under contract west of
stannton, that the time of poll be Monday the TWEEN.
DC puoshed for one month, land afterwards until the
day OF the poll in at least two newspapers of this
city. Copy. ~ '-''
ie l9-td MM P SHEPPARD G e p
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: WIN. II. Lyons, ArroRSEY AT Law
NoTARy PusLrc, for the city of Richmond. win mr.
ace IN the Courts of the city Of and az ~
counties OF henrico and Hanover. IL I0-iu,
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MANUEL ID. DENOON, Bell and Brass
~ Founder, on Main, between 9Th and 9th .treets
Richmond, Va, continues to carry on the above bu
snessfn all its various branches
BELLS for churches, ships railroads tsyerns and
all kinds of house bells made to order
from the large number of Bells that have made
20 the last 20 years. and their superior tone and quail
any made IN this country. | shall always keep on
hana re gula supply Of all sind of Bells &c.
" All Kinds of REPAIRING in the Brass Foun-
dry bus:ness promptly attended to-
:. ~ BELL Brass and all the various kinds of Meta
nc CAsT1NGS done at the shortest notice and the
lowestrates. ~
n, s,.The highest price paid for OLD COPPER
hnu bhASo. ie l5-3ms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-11

4 LEO bbls. prime Ale, for aale ~
IA 10 70 DAvENPoRT. ALLENokoCOs