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NOR NANTZ-The A l fast sailing s$N
Il bark JANE II. WILLIAMS, T. 8. Mssson mae {AAAkS
ie loading and will hay quick dispseh For sgh
: BOGERT,s WILLIAMS mp a.,
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STEAMSHIPSSIIIPS.

VIII nsil on stJSDAY, lHiy u, ATS A.. N. ~
TS0R "A aAIsVESTON, INDIANOI.A, szE IT,.
Ne' Orleans md Ts,ss Y MY nsw sad
isHs aboy ing freight Tbs wharvea a Indannla and
luhsct 70 gtsrngea haaSorda Ba without
having fssan
apply 70 HARRIS a. MORGAN, foot of Jnln airasN
sl Ny opposite the stearlshp Landing.
Th lina having established % pilot Pas CevAlo BAR
Will run 10 mud out under tina eaaa
4 iyfi
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EIsoR GENOA.-The / fast sailing .sSN
II clipper bark OCEAN EAGLE, Captain Rogers 49,
having al her snsagd viii have quick d pse For
only, apply to J. ~. WHITNEY q co, 81 Camp II,
jy4 orto c. HILLIARD, 100 M gszine
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LyOR HAVRE.-The AL fast sailing .sEsS
ship SAXON, G,oton, master is loading, E&A$
viii hays quick dispatch freight Of $40 baaa Cotton apply
. j. r. WHITNEY d Co.. 81 Camp street.
kz7- For apry tie Captain on tnard iaea
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The Power Of Habit.

John B. Cough, in lecture delivered at Ex-
eter Hall, London, thus illustrates the DOW
er of habit. The report is from London
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Egsernsn9a's 1t.OrId's Fair Pre-.
asasasme Shoulder brace.

B The following figures illustrate she benefit derived M
the the Brtest
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EIyOR HAVRE-The A ! fast sailing ,,ssse
fsvo.s pack shp HELyETIA, Captain Marsh
will iediau dpntch Fer freight
baiss Cotton apply WLIAd MIiITLocK ~ Common
TO J.P. WHITNEY co. 81 Camp
~ passage having splendid apply the Cap
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FRANCE.


The Emperor has just issued the following ad
dress to his army in the East. tits curious pro.
ducton; the idea of making the Russians fly across
the Danube at the verylpresence of the French and
Eng lish troops, is rather an original one:
"Soldiers and Sailors of the Army OF the East
You have not fought but already you have obtained
signal success. Your presence and that of the
English troops nave eufficed to compel the enemy
TO recross the Danube, and the Russian vessels re
main ingloriousiy in their ports You have moi
yet fought, and already you have struggled cour
sgeousy againet death. scourge, fatal though
transitory, has not arrested your ardor. France
and the Sovereign whom she has chosen cannot
witness without deep emotion, or without making
every effort to give assistance, such energy and
such sacrifices.
THE First Consul said, in 1877, in proclamation
to bis army The fret quality required in a soldier
IL the power of supporting fstigues and privatons
Courage il only secondary one.' The first you sre
now displaying. Who can deny you the possession
of the secondl Therefore it is that your enemies,
disseminated from Finland to the Caucasus, Sock
ing anxousy to discover the point upon which
France and land will direct their attacks which
they foyesee will be decisive, for night, justice and
warike inspiration, are on our side
ALREADY, Bemersnnd and y 90 prisoners have just
fallen into our power. Soiders. you viii follow the
example of the army of Egypt The conqueror'
of the Pyramids aud Mont -Thabor had, Ike you, "a
contend against warke soldiers and against oisses
but in spite of pestence and tie efforts of three
mics, they returned with honor to their county,
Soldiers have confidence 10 your Gsneral-in-chie of
and In me. ain watching over you. and hope. with
the Assurance of God, soon TO see elimination OF
your rings and an increase Of your glory.
NAPOLEON
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PIoOT's EXTRACT OF JAMAICA GiEGER.-4
This PREPARATION contains all the essential properties
of the Ginger, devoid of its useless principles. 1t
will be found very efficient In stuIeucy and fulness
of the stomach after eatng and tbs relief Of sudden
cr.mPs and cholics named pains in the stomach, and
debiifty arising from the heat of the weather Ira
hand Price IS cts.
Prepared by E. J. PICOT CO.
ySI Corner opposite the Old Market.
The STOMACH prepares the elements of
the bile andth blood and if it does the work feeby
snd inperfectiy liver disease is the certain result
As soon therefore, as any affection of the liver is
perceived, we may be that the digestive organs
are out Of order The FIRST thing to be done to
minister specific which will act directly upsn the
stomach, the mainsprins of the animal machinery.
EoI TINS purpose We can recommend HooFLAND's
SEsMAr GEN. BITT.ss, prepared BY DR.. C. M. jackson.
rhiadephia. Acting As an alternative and a tonic it
strengthens the digestion, changes the condition of
the blood and thereby gives regularity to the bowels
Sold by PURCELL, LADD l. CO, BENNETT d
BEERS, Richmond; and BY dealers in medicines
everywhere 4-l2t
BATHS! BArHsn BATHsm-Hot, Cold and
Shower Baths can be had daily at the Hair Dressing
Shaving and Shampooning Saloon, under the AMER.
can Hotel-entrsnce On llth street
Single Bath 25 CENTS or FIVE tickets for 81
seq
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MRS. PELLETS ENGLISH AND

g. + nLNOH bUAhUINU AND DAY SCHOUIl,
The eleventh scholastic year of this schot will CON-
mence on MONDAY, October I'd.
Able and experienced teachers secured in all the
departments Particular attention 10 gwen to Read.
ing, Writing. Orthoeraphy and Grammar through
out the school, and the younger pupils share egnaily
with the older, in the instructions of the principal
and assistants. MRS. PELLET 10 assured that pu.
pills under the tuiten of M. DE MONTHURNEY
can, with diligence and learn in year
to speak and write the French and Spanish Lam
guages.
TERMs-Board and washing 1920. English tuition
$40. Primary Department $50. Ancient and Mod
ern Languages each $50. Payment one half in ad.
vsDce-the remainder 18th February.
For further particulars address the Principal.
Tim
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THE RAILROADS AND THE FAIh-The Southern
Planter informs US that the liberalty of the rail
roads is again manifested In behalf of the Fair
The Central and the Danville and the Lynchburs
and Tennessee, oil, In fact that have been heard
from, have been just AZ liberal az the Executive
Committee have asked them 10 be, and seem
anxious to cooperate with the Committee to the
extent OF their power and means.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

- The eiIcaiation Of the DAILY DISPATCH
R;sSms cSnnoer:biy that Of all the Daily papers Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-06

NEW York STATE FAIn.--The premium list o
the New York State Agricultural society amounfa
TO about 5000 Without pretending 70 rival tha
old and wealthy association, the Virginia State SO
sicty cannot but feel more pride In the fact tha
their premium lis, amountsto just about the sam'
sum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-06

MASSACHUSETTS PoLITIcs.-Messrs. Washpurn
and Piunkett have accepted the nominations for
Governor and Lieutenant Governor of Massachu.
setts In doing 30, they both come out 10 cards
strongly and cordially endorsing and adopting Che
yylig ulafforra
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THOMAS W. KEESEE,
zJr1TTONE,E,B

Office with GEO. J. SUMNER, No. % Pearl st..
Will attend to the sale of REAL ESTATE and eve.
ry description of MERCHNDIZE, HOUSE,
HOLD FURNITURE, &c.
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SusrEspED.-In consequences Of the prevailing
sickness and the difficulty of obtaining priuters
the proprietors Of the Savannah Journal and Cou
rier have been induced to suspend the publication
of that paper for the present.
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VIRGINIA WAsmEGrO MONUMEnT.
n.erestng letter from we'll known ckizen ef RieA.
mond, now travelling II Europe:
0euflemen. Knowing the infsrest you fesl @ shs
subject Of the statues for the Virginia Washinafon
Mooumenf, venture to send ron these lev hastily
y. MMen lines to say that have this morning. seen
IIe hENRx and JRYrKnson ID 3 poble etate of com.
pIetion, and thatI consider them works Of The his
81 oIuer OF excellence They occupy very con.
sRGuo9s place Ia the Crystal Palace or Germany.
n n Deen open several weeks In this city and
no one visits that building without witpeseins e
once triumph Of American art ana : suler.did
exnioHion OF the mhnifoence Of Virxinis Tbe
praise OF the good old State for Ia avins authorzed
s1sn s ~ u1aei'aklng, y ia Oh mouths The fgures
are OF the nerfoc size, snd that Of Henry presculs
awo1aerfnI instance Of action In scuInture Tha
orsfor stands with arms extended IN fbs. rttifnds
OF excited debate, just a. we may imagine hin Is
nave s.ood 10 tne 6urgesses when men frembles g
Re accents. The figure OF Jeferson h siiffsrsnt.
ne sage ~ represeutnf ID The repuu1 of ir.eus
Wrought. with the Declaration of Indepcpdepce q,
one hand, the other hand drawing around him bis
CLOAK. Nothing can exceed the grandeur Of flis
statue. The likeness does not seesa to me rooi 4
least the face bears little resemblance to any osier
head Of Jefferson have seen. Ast q designed.
however, to give the features a. they were In tho
earlier manhood OF the subject, Mr.. Crawford may
have moulded an accurate Counterpart
Al the bronze foundry, where those statues were
MADE, saw another casting designed for the monu-
ment which is s,arcely less mertorious - work of
az than the statues themselves the escutchenn
OF virginia In bas- elief The arrsn cement Of the
nsares 70 original with the artist the matrou stands
npine upon the tyrsnt, who 10 vainly attempting
~ Ise. ana Doth hRures exceedingly effective
Inc magma Mater piyuus, under Mr. Cr6wforuss plss-
TIC haad, starts MP beautiful womaa as che should
ne was very interesting to how curously the
visitors who were going through the foundry Il the
same time with myself regarded that impudsn met
20 OF BIC Semper Tgvunas up here in the capital
ol monarchy and almost under the shadow Of the
powerful abeolutism Of Hapsburg. s-s
The material of which these Virsiuia castings have
been moulded e beautiful bronze closely approsct-
ing ,ne color of god which 10 said to bear exposure
70 the elements without acquiring those stsns OF
tnst usually 30 much dsfsure bronze statues.
ABOUT mie from Munich there is colossal figure OF
woman impersoDating Bsvaris, S. feet in heishf.
ess OF the same alloy, which has been created I
nished. ~ ANU snSsAss
could learn nothing very satisfactory concerufns
.ae M equestrian statue OF Washington. The foreman
the foundry said they expected to receive the mo-
del from Rome in the course of . month"; and that il
would require ten or twelve months to bring II cut
In metal That Mr.. Crawford has finished it. I am
assured by gentleman who has sesn horse and
lar work in the world, -
With resrect vnurs re n
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BY !. A. COWARDM.
EDUCATION.
Nr0TICE-The snhscrlber will. on MON

NOTICE-The subscriber will. on MON
~ DAY, the llth Of September, commence tessh-
-, .chooi in the schooi house occupied by Mr..
George this yesr. The schsol-house 10 on Grace %
near Church Hiil. He will teach ten months the
sseh schoI.r for the term will be for Reading. WI
tine. Arithmetic, Geography and English Grammar
s2a for younser learners si2 payable quarterly 10
advance The school, II encouraged, WI commune
fo, sexsrs wears Strict attention will be paid tn
"a his care JOSEPH Fl. ROGERS
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n II T. TTGHEs CLASSICAL AND

Ii. ENGLISH SCHOOL, on Franklin, between
9Th and 7th streets, Richmond, Na--The next ses-
.1on OF this SCHOOL will commence on Friday, the
18th of September next, and close On the 18th OF
July following.
TEkMs-(psysble semi annually 10 advanced
For senior Classics and Mathematics, per ses
siob, 80"
For junior do. do. do. so
For common English education 40
For each Modern Language. (extra, a,l....... 20
The undersigned can be seen at his school-rooms
from to 10 A. NJ. r, H. L.. Tf6HE
Adm
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VarinS's Elements Of AgricuAUrc is the title OF 4
handsome little volume from the press Of Appleton
Co, copy of which has been sent us byJ. w.
Randolph 1t is designed for the use Of young farm.
6Is, "tn questions prepared for the use of Schools
Prof. Mapes, the pioneer of Agricultural science.
says OF the book that it s superior to any other ele
mentary work extant; and yielding to his superior
Judgment We confidently recommend it to the pub
lie
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HOUSE AND Sign PAINTING, &c. &C.
Establishment on 10th street, betwe Main and Ca
ry He will continue the HOUSE, SIGN and Or
NAMENTAL PAINTING GLIDING, BROWNING
BILE.
HAll orders promptly attended to.
au I5-Im
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GENERAL AGENCY, FOR THE SALE AND
PURCHASE OF rLAEns.-FRANK q. RUFFIN. Secye.
ary TIE Virginia State AgricrttuyoE Soeiefr and
y. AUGUST offer their services TO the pubiie A
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purchsss of
LANDS In Pirgtaia and tho Southern and Westeyn
Ofice-st the once of tho Piroinsa State AorierL
sdyns Society, No. lis Main street.
n. AUGUST, NerARy PUBLIC AND Accourr.sr
~A'ee~eseooso. fe8 8-ts
LARus & SHINE, AuCrIosEERs AND Con-
MISSION MERCHANTS, win attend promptly to all
sales OF Real Estate, stock sales of Merchandise of
every description, sales of Household Furniture in
any part Of the city country, and liberal cash ad
lie sales. ~ -so =, ~ Eno' 20
LyxURIASr HAIR-The care of the hair
may be unceasns. and its cultivation superptended
by the most unquestionnhle ski and indsment but
Wihout GENIAL aro,vth and condition of the mate-
Iisi to work upon. every effort will be fruitiess-
me most thiniy scattered locks that dsfied every
sHoit OF may be co verted into iuxursnt tresses
by the Application OF FLETcHER's HAIa ToNic,
which has thus become the indispensable sppendase
10 every fsshionaole toilet 1t acs like ms aic In era.
dicating dnndrun and makes the eoarsest hair soft
aLd plant. -
The genuine FLErcHER's HAIR TonIc IL cola bv
Bennett 4 Beers, A. DuvsI, John H. Blair Thomas
Taylor, Broad st., and under the Americsn Hotel,
wholesale and retail, by the manufacturer
N. R.-Ho charge for tsial
su3i JOHN B. JOHNnON
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II TURNER'S SELECT CLASSICAL.
LIZ AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, Main stIeet

The 10th Academic Year OF this School will c,n
mence ON MONDAY, the 25th OF September
The leaving Of one clsss for Coliere will en.hi.
the Princpsito form slass Of berinuers la Latin.
and also cisss in Greek.
Pupils can be admitted who are prepared TO corn.
mence the study OF Latin. enter some or the ors
advanced Glasses already formed
Mons J. MiCHARD Professor OF Modsrn Ian.
eusges.
For terms, see printed cinsasEs. aa 2s-dim
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UNPRECEDENTED SUcCEss.-The excite
me Mt In behalf of BAKERS CEIERR TIN pRIr

UNPRECEDENTED SUcCEss.-The excite
ment in behalf of BAKERS CELEBRATED PRE-.
MUM bIITERS continues to increase in this city,
as well as throughout the State Asa sure cure for
Dyspepsia. terpdity of the Liver Sour Stomach and
Nervous Headache, they have no rival; and in add-
ton to the great virtue of Bakers Pre- emium Bitters
we have never heard of a case of Cholera, Cholera
morbqs Diarrhoea or Summer Complaint, where they
Should you be attacked with the above compiants
use BAKERS PREMIUM BiTTERS freely for 5 or
days, apd you will be permanently cured. With
the confidence we have in it. we advise all heads of
families to keep bottle two regularly on hand in
cases OF emergency, with the confident assurance
same time so harmless. Only so cent? per botte-to
De had Of all the principal throue hout the
city OF Richmond and elsewhere. Orders will be
promptly filled by addressing e BAKER, Richmond
Va Proprietor. an 10
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JsA i. Maeevaa - mardsrsd = Louisville %
~ ..or.lnr Il M aianlk. DAnid auith Wa O.
rssess q snspleion sf hasias committed ~ desd
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AsREsrEp.-Mr. G. jacobs, who killed Msj. Rob
ert Houston, In Dewitt county, Texas recently. hal
been arrested and committed TO await his trial, Il
default of $l1, 600 bail
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-06

The VALLEY OF VIRGINIA FIRE AND Ma
RINE INSURANCE COMPANY-capitaI $500 0oo
office 14th street, newt to the Post Office. This
Company insures against loss damage BY fire in the
city country, Real and Personal Property, incu-
ding vessels and csrgoes in port or voyage.
su 25-3m Q. F. BRESEE, Actuarv.
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CANDOR AND TRUTH.-In calling the at
tention of the community to Stabler's GOOD Medi.
cines" we wish it distinctly understood, that
yer make an assertion in regard to them but what 10
strictly true in all respects. The ANODYNE CHER
RY EXPECTORANT and the DIARRHEA COR.
DIAL have both received the approval of numbers
hesitatinsly the Expectorant in all cases
Of Coughs Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Group, &c !;
and the Disrrh9a Cordial 10 also warmly recommend
ed in all diseases of the stomach and bowels. Both
OF these medicines have been beneficial in hundreds
OF cases, always giving relief and rarely failing
when used according to the directions, in efecting
complete cure Of the disease. Try them.
agents.
81 80.
Z. Il. sTABLER L CO., Propretors,
Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore
PURCELL, LADD CO.,
Wholesale Agents. Richmond
And by Druggists and Merchants generally through.
out Virginia. au 23-dEclSt
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AS the passenger train on the New Haven road
was approaching the depot, at Stamforf Connect.
cut on Saturday last, lad named Truman KeeIer.
who was attempting to get upon the train fell upon
severing them entirely from the body He lived
but lew hours after the sad occurrence
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MURDER.-On the 10th ult., 10 the northern part
OF Macon county, Ala, young man named House
accused another young man named Phillips of hsv.
ing written an anonymous and scurrilous letter 10
sister OF the former. PHILIPPE protested his inno
cence and desired an interview with the lady that
he might convince her OF it, but House would not
listen to him, and shot him dead on the spot
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SHocKIsG ACCIDENTAL shocking accident, and
one which Il b feared must provo fatal occurred
(says the n. O. Picayuns, 70 Mr. II. Blcnyssu on
Sunday. He had gone % pleasure trip. sad for
some reason had climbed tres. from which he fell
ahockias to relate. upoa stanp beneath. which u
terally tore him open aad lslt his bowels pro.u'
ding.
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PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
Engusn StuQles gSU UO
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
English and Scientific Studies $50 90
Ancient and Modern Languages each. 20 90
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Musc-Piano with of instrument. ....... $40 90
organ or Harp. p........................ 80 90
ouitdI oU w
Drawing, Painting Embroidery $50 to so 90
BOARDING DEPARTMENT..
Board, (fuel lghts, c., ncluded) $500 90
Washing. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20 o.
E2 No extra charges. Pupils provide Books and
Stationery at their own expense. In cases of pro-
tracted sickness deduction will be made for alb
sence: Applications for admission, or inquiries in
regard to other particulars, may be addressed Rev.
BASIL MANLY, jr, President of the Institute Rich
mond, Va. J. B. JETER,
jy 14-3m President of the Trustees
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-06

JAVA COFFEE.-40 matts prime Old
- Java Coffee. in store and for sals By
EG0LESTON, vI1z0ERALD CO..
se No. u Pea It
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CHOLERA PREvENTIvE.-Dr ROBINSON 3
CHOLERA PREVENTIVE! This preparation is offered
to the public not infsllibe remedy. but being
the best yet discovered for Cholera Cholers MoIbus
DiarIhpa, Dysentery, Pain in the Stomach and Bow
els, Sick Stomach &c. &c 1t is not unple asant to
the taste causes no unpleasant sensation, and does
not restrict in diet Eat and drink in moderation
such things you have four by experience agree
with you. E. D. ROBINSON M B.
Office on Franklin street, opposite Metropolitan
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TTNDERTAKING.-The subscriber

TNOEhIAK1NG.-Th gubBCflb0f IN
~ now prepared to furnish anything In his line Of
business at short notice, and reasonable terms
~ any one.
An assortment Of COFFINs kept constantly ON
hand
splendid new HEARSE, with good driver and
gentle horses can be had.
The attention o. Hotel-keepers and FAMILIES II re-
quested to his large assortment ofMATTRESSES Of
Repairing SOFAS, CHAIRS, Spring MATTRES-
SES, &c promptly attended to.
H-Sm* Broad st.. betw. "a and Sd sts.
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL
IN MANCHESTER,
BY REV. THOMAS ii. JONES' A. NJ
I'VE School will be reopened on the
Il fist Monday in October next
TERMS:
- tfeT Quarter, Of tlco and a halt nuoRths)
Elementary English, including first books in
Geography and History. y.....................g5 IS 90
run English course. 90
Lam, Greek and Mathematics. ............l0 90
Charge for fuel per sunum. m............,....,. 90
firm. ' ~
No pupils received for less than a quarter and no
3n--im
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I'D d. NAILS.-I0OO kegs, for sale
~ low BY
si TlNsLEY. rARDy I co.
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BOOTH. UPHOLSTFR.

w Err AND fAPER-HANGER, respectfully
informs the public that his spring assortment OF
Goods n his line 10 complete, conssting Of gilt,
velvet, satin and common PAPERS; BORDERS,
FIRE SCREENS and CURTAIN PAPERS; also,
q large stock Of Canton and cocoa mating Oil
CLOTHS, Window SHADES, CORNiCES, Curtain
BANDS, &c, all of which he will sell at the lowest
prices, at his Furnishing Ware Rooms, No. i4o Main
tract eorner of 18th an 15-n
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CAPITAL $50,0O0.-COMNERCIAI
- SAYINGS BANK.-offics at the store Of
onafles Brooke, on 18th street
Dspostors in this institution will receive six per
esnt. &c oo all sums remaining dsposite six months
VI longer, sad hye per cent. for shorter time
4. 7. BaooEE, Treas 1't.SsI. /, s."s.
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DR. MLANr's VrpMIrucr Noru

DIX NJ IANE VERMIFUGE.-ANOTHE
MEDICAL WrTNEss.-lt is no small evidence of the
intrinsic value Of this great Vermifuge. when even
ply who are generally prejudced against p.-
tent medicines, voluntarily come forward and testify
to its triumphant success in expel ing worms Read
the following:
BARRIsoNvILLE, Shelby CO KY, April 2 '49.
j. KIDD Col am practising physician, resi-.
ding permanently in this place In the year 1843
when resident of the State of Missouri became
acquainted with the superior virtues of Dr. Lanes
Vermifuee. At some more leisure moment l will
one vial, in expellins upwards of 900 worms
L. CARTER, M d.
y Purchasers will be careful to ask for ard
take none but DR.. MLANE'S CELEBRATED
VERMIFUGE.
There are other Pills purportng to be Liver Pills
new before the public.
p. g. The above valuable me dicine, also DR.. M
LANES LIVER PILLS, can now be had at all re-.
specDrug Stores In this city.
PURCELL, LADD 4 CO., Drusgists,
sc 4-d&e1w Richmond, Va.