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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-04-22
Masonic Notice.

~ HNoikNT LANDMARK LODGE, No. s, meets
Wy on me 2ni and 4;h. Thursdays Of every month
w MASONlC HALL, st. Anthony street. at l.2
49,, o'clock, p. NJ. Brethren Of other Lodges in
s'S s.a"'hs, are respectfully invited with u.s.
OF Tau', April ], 1864 A. J. MORGAN, Sec'y.
Minnesota Royal Arch Chapter No. 1,
EETS on the First Wednesday evening In each month.
I-Z O'Clock, at MASONIC HALL, St. Anthony street.
Compani ms from other Chapters, N good standing,
'espectnliy invited TO meet with US Az. MORGAN,
e'' Faui. April I. 1854 Secretary.
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REMARKABLY QUICK PAssAGE.-The clippcr
shipComet, Capt. Gardner, the Herald saws, ar
rived at New York. on the I4th inst, from San
Francisco, in the extraordinary short passage Of
sevcnty-six days and seven hours. This tine
has never been equallcd, the next short one be-
tween these ports having also been made by the
Comet last year in cightythree days eighteen
hours On the present occasion she was thir-
Teen days and half from her wharf at San
francisco to the equator thence to Cape Horn
twent y-two days: thence to the equator on this
side, tWenty-six days and arrived within two
hundred and twenty miles of Sandy Hook in Sc
Venty-two and quarter days. She was from
pilot to pilot seventy-six days. and as lust Sc
venty-slx days seven hours from the time she
quilted her wharf at San Francisco until she
anchored at the bar. Sandy Hook bore north
TWO hundred and twenty miles in seventy-tbree
ana !hree quarter days from port. when the
WIND came out dead ahead, and she was two
days seventeen hours getting in from the point
WHEAT PKosPECTs.-From INQUIRIES among
our farmers in this county we should Judge that
the wheat prospect, to the extent sown, was in
very promislng condition. Logan and Me- |
nard farmers report the same. In Mason we
learn the winter crop was much injured, but |
that IN most cases the ground was renewed with |
spring crop. Though corn is the great staple |
among our farmers in this latitude, yet the al
most certain assurance of big prices in the fall
mas induced the sowing of more wheat ground
than usual
From accounts in other portions of the State.
we arc led to believe that the prospects for
wheat crop is more than ordinarily good Ac-
counts from other States are not so encourage
ing. In Michigan, Ohio, Indiana and PennsyI-
vania. winter grain was much injured, and a
short crop can only be expected in those States
Further west, in Wisconsin. Illinois and Iowa.
the prospects are much more cncouraging-
Illinois Journal
AN ACT OF WIsDOM.-The Wall Street Repor-
ler says that the Emperor Louis Napoleon has
ateiy invested between seven and eight mill
ons offrancs in various public securities in New
ork city. Louis is wiser man than many
give him credit of being.
Millions Paradise Lost ha 3 been drama.
'ized for the National Theatre. New York. and
8 now in rehearsal.
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MINNESOTA TOBACCo.-Who ever dreamed, two
years ago, that Minnesota would become to-
bacco-growing country? Yet we now have
before us several stalks Of as fine and fully ma
tured tobacco As ever grew from the soil of
Missouri or Kentucky. 1t is from the farm of
Hon. VIM. Moot, near st. Paul, one of our most
successful and enterprising practical agricul-
turists. He raised it last year from the seed
portion only Of which was first terminated in
hot-bed. However, the hot-bed tobacco is the
best and most fully matured. Mr.. Moot thinks
the crop will be very uncertain unless this pro-
cess is pursued at planting time but with it.
there need be no fear offailure Mr.. n has also
LETT with us quantity of seed, fully ripened,
grown by him last year, which we will be pleas
ed to distribute to those who wish to try the
business of tobacco-raising.
The ST. LOUIS ELEcrIoN.-The st. Louis Re-
publican notices the election of anti-Nebraska
Mayor in that city, "by the aid of several hun
dred Wing votes" and says:
GAS it is We confess to defeat so far as MI
merical force is concerned, and we acauiesce in
the decision of the majority. We are for the
Nebraska Bill. and the principle that the ma
Jority may. and Of right should, control in all
matters OF local and domestic concern. This is
principle denied by Col. Benton and his fol-
lvSers Tor. he would have Congress, or some
$500 u.Spotic central power, prescribe to the
H. u wa. tner institutions should be, and by
should be-" i0P' ''e"'"''''s'
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SUMMER RETREATS.
HUGUENOT SPRTN Gs-This :

II UGUENOT SPRI N 81 B.-This plea
IL SAINT retreat will be opened, for the season. on
the LIST of June. Since last season, additions and i'm
prove.nents have been made in the Hotel and Ca
bins, and the whole establishment has undergone
thorough repair competent Assistants aud Servants
in the different departments procured; good Band
of Music engaged and everything done to secure the
pleasure and comfort of the guests
The waters are Of three kinds: Sulphur, Chaly-
beate, and a combination of the two.
Baths hot and cold, may be had az heretofoTe
The Ball Rooms, Bowling Alley, Billiard Rooms,
and other sources of amusement. invite those who
The HUGUENOT SPRINGS are in Powhstan
by the Richmond and DanvIis Railroad to Robioa'.
statien, thence by omnibuses Fare through soout
1t is expected that a car will also leave Richmond
every Saturday evening by which arrangement wis.,
may visit the Springs at the close OF the week
and Tstsrs ss ss o MONDAY 5 10 week 81
per day; Children under II years of age, and Servants
half price Breakfast Supper and Lodgings, so cts.
EACH DnBer 10 cts Horses per dsS = RSe.Y y
n. b. Ali letters should be directed to 'Huguenot
Springs" Black Heath Coal Mines r. o.
TYHE FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR
Warrenton Springs win be opened for visitors the
10th of June. Extensive improvements have been
made since the last season. The entire bedding Of
the establishment has been renewed, and the furni-
ture of the dining and other rooms extensively I'M
proved Gas works have been erected; the light to
be furnished from rosln oil: Numerous ether expen
cation of guests These. and the increased cost of
provisions of all kinds demand some increase in the
rates of board, which will be- For the season, end
ing first of October Sa5; for three months SIS; for
two months. $685. one month"; s35; for two weeks,
s2O fer one week, Sli per dey; s2 for dinner 75c;
servants, and children under IL years, half price
White servants, three-fourihs of full price. No
charge for children under two years of age Horses
so cts. per day, or $40 per month";
The railroad cars leave Alexandra at O'Clock in
the morning, and in two hours arrive at Bealeton,
Gyxll fnH a ng-Nr nod
summer road, between eight and nine miles, to the
Springs. The cars also, will leave klexardria at
P. NJ. for Warrenton, and stages will take passen
gers the evening TO the Springs by Mscsdarn
lied read, six and half miles. From the South end
the West, the leave Staunton ard Richmond in
the morning at sboat O'Clock, and uay act 10 the
Springs via Gord0nsvlio ana Beaicton, to dinner;
thus atfordng two daily lines to Alexandria and
daily line TO GordonsvilIe, Richmond end Staunton.
The superntendence of the establishment has been
placed under the control of the subscriber whose
experience in Lowell, Boston and Portsmouth. New
Hampshire, entities him to hope he will be able to
give general satisfaction. He vii, certainly try to Go
So lie 6-eo9ti SAMUEL A C0BURN.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW IRON ESTABLTS I'M EN1

NEW IRON ESTABLIS HIM ENT -
IN UNION WORKS corner Canal and Seventh
streets, Richmond, va--The undermined, practical
workmen, have entered into a eo-partnership under
the firm and style Of TURNER, STEELE, HA.
GAN K CO., and now prepared to make to order
STATIONARY ENGINES. STEAM SAW MILLS
ROLLERS for steam engines, Iron BRIDGES aud
RAlLfNGS, together with CASTINGS of every de-.
scripton.
Having summoned to their aid the latest approved
machinery, In all the departments of their business
they prepared to execute all orders with which
hey may be favored In manner not to be exceled
The members of the firm are all practical vvorkmen
and will conduct their own business
J0BBlNG of all descriptions In their line of bust
ness, promptly attended TO.
They ask portion of public patronage, under the
coRhdent belief that their prices and workmanship
will give entire satisfaction
ADAM TURNER,
WILLIAM STEELE,
JOHN TURNER.
.. JAMES TURNER,
CHARLES HAGAN,
je 1o-lm J. w. CURTIS.
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QNLY ONE MONTH LONGER Ar

ONLY ONE MONTH LONGER AT
OCOST,-J. MILLHlSER & BROTHER respect
fully call the attention of the ladies and the purchas
ing pulic generally, to their yet very large and we'll
assorted stock Of Dry Goods remaining hand which
must be sold in so short times and preferring to sell
prices will be inside lower if possible for many arti
cles than heretofore Our stock consists vet of the
following desirable goods: Black silk 1aces long and
short lace Mtts for ladies' and children Camorcs Ja
comets; check and Swiss Musns; Irish Linens, Table
Cloths, Hoseries needework goods, such 90 Collars,
Hendkerchiefs, Bands, Che misetts Sleeves SC; Rib
bons Slks Berages and Tissues; in fact as GOOD Sc
lection of goods is found anyw here at this
the year Cali soon and supply yourselves cheap at
J. MILLHISER l. BROTHER,
je 10 1885 Broad ct
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MI. sias Z. Burrows, who hos sailed from Cali.
fornia for Japan in his own clipper Ship is a gentle
man TO years OF age native of New Hamnsh;ro
and formerly secretary of the U. s. legation .,
Stockholm, thirty-six years ago. He wa. al one
time prominent merchant in New York and
ssined some celebrity by bold UNDERTAKINGS He
was the originator of the Grinnell exped;tion
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DOTOMAC PAVIL ON-PINEY

Il POINT, MD.-This agreeable resort for health,
sea bathing and general recreation, will be opened on
the 18th of june fer the accommodation of the pub
lie and under the confident hope hat satisfaction
afforded on his part last to visitors generally
the undersigned pledges himself that the Pavilion
shall be equally as well kept during the presents and
while many similar establishments have raised their
prices for board, and doubtless many will follow
their example, the prices at the PAVILION will
continue heretofore, for its old well the
friends which may seek its quiet shades and we'll
known fishing grounds.
BoARD-for single day. s2OO-for three days or
less than week, s. so per daY-per week, $1,000,
ard per month, $4,000
Professor Loebmanns Cor1et Band has been en-
gagged for the season.
je I2-d6wc4t w w. DIX, Proprieto'.
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IMPORTANT OccUpATIoN.-"Boy,' said q fashion
ably dressed to the servant of one of his com
psnious. " is your master at home T. " Yes sir, !"
replied the boy, but he is confined to his ROOM
He's CROWN of moostarshes, and amt allowed to
see nobody but his hairdresser.
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blood SYRIIP OF IODINE HY-

ID DRICDATE OF PoTAsSA, CITRATE OF
IRON AND SPANISH SAkSAPARILLA--for re gu
leting the stomach and bowels and cleansing the
blood-fouodsd upon the principle that all diseases
originate directly or indirectly from impure state
of the blood. The above combination is particularly
adapted to this Of the year. being not only
purifier of the boed, but at the same time most
agreeable and excellent Tonic. For sale by
r. r. DUVAL l. BRO, Druggists,
nv 20 1919 Main st.
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ENsALMED HEALs.-We learn from the Charles
ton Courier that the museum oil Charleston Col.
'ese has recently been presented, by Lieut. Hern.
don, with two embalmed heads of Indians from the
amazon The Indians were taken in battle by the
mnndrucns' whose custom it is to decaptate their
enemies, and embam the heads, which they use as
Publish or charms, and carry into their tobacco or
corn fields on pole, which they place ia the ground
during the time they are at work
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RAMRoADs. sTEAMBoATs >.
OFFICE RICH. 1 FET'go. R1TIFo.n 80. @c.
W = - NOTICE.-T'o pvip

sShoAD 20
M mEE NoT1 NOTICE "; ,s 81,
- = :. - SONS srEKrvf. +. I Els
uanLE ~, ny EsfMEfT OF MONEY~s.haaE Ell
posas wl be received at this effee rr,Pa asa Pro
oaJ =. my. ,e5s, twhen they will be .ae lSs
pf n. VI tne Preside at. Treasurer and IN ihs
ne See1ors OF this Cornpony) for The ~ hso'.
q q me SEVEN PER CENf CoUPoN ~ f!pss,ehss,
thls company to be issued for the purno.s SDs st
authority Of the Act Of Assembly pss..a aneer ID.
is?i ana OF the resolutions Of The sso.shansry H.
this company, adopted on the 90tb NJ noieen u
Inc principal ofthese Bonds will be n.r -
Isl DAY OF June, 1875, and the iptsres On tbs
cent Per aDnnm, or three and half ner .en pti
snnhuely on the lot Day of June and this ~, sent
Zee noer OF each yf.r-the punctual ns-ay Of
pom principal and interest being secured 0,
o. rug ON the whole road and other n,a,saest
franchises of the Company, liable I, b srefty est
any time upon sixty dr. default in the
any amount OF either principal interest
no 0ids for less than the par w Ice of tb..
NC ualng interest from the LIST of this rnonyL nas
1904, J that being the late On which a.. 'yohs
oear per CT interest-7sll be Considered 'esa 70
Tne terms OF payment will be CAsg L-,
sPohhoie bidcers negotiabe notes for tire. s ~
VI ene po.cnase money. n equal ;nstsInents v;,s
per cent interest theron fro the list of In ia
payable at >, ard months from that ds,s al. ~
received as security ior the punctns1 n Nn BE-
which notes, oDe-ffth o. the amount OF 49, ot
ally paid for will be retained BY the Cornn. seso,
all OF the raid notes shall have been paid 'J Viii
Any farther Information on the subisct wh,.L
be desired will be furnished by the PTesis,
sursr OF the Company. VI Afes-
By Direction of the 2. ssdent
Secretary and Treasurer r. p R.iIro.aS
Je6-TuThG Stl5Jy 10
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MnD1CINEs.
IIlHE only infalllbIe Medicine known. :

flNHE only infallbie Medicine known.
i BURROWS ELIXIR vITA-The original ar.
tscls In all Its purity! Quick and powerful It's viz.
raised from the very verge OF the tomb the subjects
Of diseases 10 their most terrible FORMS tesimo.
mails of the most exalted character from individuals
and institutions testify In the descriptive circular
may be found one from the Masonic and Odd Fellows'
Lodges OF Norfolk. The medicines able to give relief,
numerous and valuable but II persons willing
to suspend their use and submit to of ELK
IR VITA, cure at once can be effected in ord nary
cases, only one or two weeks being required, and
those garded utterly ncurabe only three four
weeks 1t will thoroughly purify the blood. In
serofua, Rheumatism, Indigestion, &c, II stands
alone Its action on the Bowels, Liver and Kidneys
are direct and efficient. DEPRIVED humors in the
circulation affect the vital orSsns. course Of two
or three weeks will relieve the system of all morbid
matter, reaction ensues, uncomfortable appetite
with high and vigorous health the result. In deep
and heavy colds that often end in a rapid decline,
nothing is comparable. For mercurial and syphitic
diseases 1t Is truly the only medicine known, not
leaving vestige of the disease. Pursue tho course
above, unless the bones have commenced decaying
Ii 80, at the end of three weeks suspend its
weeks, recommence, and at the end of three weeks
the body will be restored to its original health.
We have just been put in possession of liberal
supply of the above inval uable medicine, tbs won
derful curative powers of which are proverbisl.
PURCELL LADD & CO.,
JACKSON B. WOOD,
GkUBBS APPERSON,
e25-1y Druggists.
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COOKING RANGES, HOT AIR FUR
IMAGES. Gc.-We are now putting up MOTIFS
PATENT TUBULAR OVEN RANGE, with and
without boilers attached. This Range is not sur
passed by any In this country for cooking for its
economy in fuel
Also, Water Closets Stationary Wash Stands Ba-
thing Fixtures for hot and cold water; all of which
we will put up and warrant to give satisfaction.
We also put mp CHILSON'S PATENT HOT-AIR
FURNACE, which, for its durability, economy in
fuel, and the great amount of fresh air heated and
distributed through the registers, is unequalled by
any furnace now in use.
G. & A. BARGAMIN, JR.,
NH % 201 corner of Main and 10th sts
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MI ECHUM'S RIVER, May 25, 1854
IVA The Undersigned is prepared to accommodate
twenty thirty BOARDERs, and will use his best
exertions to render his guests comfortable and happy
Situate in the county OF Albsmarle, immediately on
the Virginia Central Railroad, ten miles of Char
lottesviIe, and near the eastern base of the Blue
Ridge, his house will be particularly attractive
those who enjoy pure air, cool water, pure milk
and butter sweet as the clover blossom, together
with que: retirement in the midst of the mos.
his house.
TERMs-Per month"; $40, Servants and children
generally about half price y per week, S6 per day,
Sla5
Post Office, "Mechum's River. Va"
my 26-dlmc4tt WIN. GRAVES.
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AFRICA rs GERMANY.-A free negress named
tmeline Gibson was arrested in New yIaans f.,,,
days ago, for assaultiDg Elizabeth Underwood . Nv
branding her with the epithet of a "Duteh ,b;na
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MONSTER OF THE DEEP.-A devil fish wss can
lofed In the harbor of Charleston On THURSDAY
last 1t measured seventeen feet from fin 70 fin and
"s weight was ton and half The mouth mes
sured two feet and half This is said r. 10
the second OF ts species taken in Charleston h.x
Dor during the last sixteen yeara
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DARE OPP0RTIINITY TO ply A

DARE OPPORTUNITY TO BUY A
~ LUCRATIVE BUSINESS AT A MODERATE
PRICE-For sale, newly established II o E l.,
most advantageously situated. The house PAYS but
low rent, and is completely furnished with ali the
furniture fixtures and utensils necessary useful and
desirable in such Establishment. The business
pays fair profts and the proprietor wishes to sell
merely because he is sickly and unable attend to
his business as he wishes to do.
For farther information, apply to
ED. d. EACHO,
ie 10 Gen Act and CalIeetor
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CAMUEL D. DENOON, Bell and Bras

SAMUEL D. DENOON, Bell and Brass
~ Founder, on Main, between 9Th and 9Th Streets
Richmond, Va, continues to carry the above bu-
siness in all its various branches
BELLS for churches, ships railroads, taverns, and
all kinds of house bells made to order.
From the large number of Bells that have made
in the last 20 years. and their superior and quail
ity, can assure my friends that they equal to
any made in this country. 1 shall always keep on
hand regular supply of all Kind of Bells, &c.
e. All kinds Of REPAIRING in the Brass Foun-
dry business promptly attended to.
TS Bell, Brass and all the various kinds of Meta
lie CASTINGS done at the shortest notice and the
lowest rates.
N. B.-The highest price paid for OLD COPPER
and BRASS je 15-3m+
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IT is A FACT that the Daguerreotypes
Il taken by MiNNIS l. WATSON, at their Gale
~. LAG Nam street. cannot be surpassed in delicacy
OF tone and truthfulness of expression. They are
superby finished of the best material and coored to
nature, if desired.
Persons in quest of perfect lkenesses, will find it
much to their interest to give us call.
e Don't forget the place-opposite Kent, Paine
kent's new building Main street.
my q MINNIS Il WATSON
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BOOTH. UPHOLSTER-

w Err AND pAPER-HANGER, respectfully
informs the public that his Spring assortment of
Goods in his line is complete, consisting of gilt
FIRE SCREENS and CURTAIN PAPERS; also,
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 WareRooms, No. lao Main
street, corner of 18th. ap l5-ts
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CRATES AND FENDERS.-Five Hun
~ dred Enameied CRATES and TENDERS for
sale reduced prices The subscriber has for sale
the largest stock of CRATES and TENDERS ever
before offered for sale in this city, of his
Ncture The Crates embrace all the various kinds
and patterns such square topped Gothic, Liptic,
Circles DC, with beautiful rounding Tenders Sum.
mer Pieces H. to match.
Orders for Crates. Fenders &c, from town and
country, punctualy attended to and carefully pack
ed Merchants purchasing to sell again, will be sup
piled at the lowest northern prices, with the usual
discount eff for cash by wholesale.
Apply at my Bell and Brass Foundry. Main, be.
tween Sth and 9th streets. Richmond. Va.
je l5-Sm SAMUEL d. DENOON,
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EXTRACT OF JAMAICA GINGER

EXTRACT OF JAMAICA GINGER
lIPURCELL, LADD & CO'S-wsrranted to con-
tain in concentrated form the eseentisl properties
of the best Jamaics White Ginger.
This preparation has been used here for many years,
and is considered by all who have tried it, Of the
best and safest medicines for the relief aid Of
dyspepsis loss of appetite, nervous headache; all
those distressing symptoms of langour and debility
which attend dyspepsia in neerly al its forms.
1t prevents and relieves DiarrhGa in its incipient
stages. and will efectuay latulency and sense
valescng from brte diseases will experience great
benefit from it's use.
Travellers will ud it invaluable es a remedy against
the unpleasant effect of change of water. Since its
Introduction some years since, medicine has
pidty secured the public approval is evidenced by
a large and steadily increasing demand.
Purchasers are requested to ask for PURCELL,
LADD Il CO.'S Extract Jamaica Ginger" which is
only to be had of
PURCELL, LADD l. CO., Druggists
lie Is % Main ST. cor. 18th.
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DROTECTION AND INSURANCE.

DROTECTION AND INSURANCE.
l. HERRING'S Justly celebrated Fire and Bur
glar Proof SALAMANDER SAFES. are now seen
in almost every place of business Every man who
has books, papers, money, and other valuable arti-
ces preserve, finds that this is the cheapest, and
only secure method of protection against fire and
thieves These Safes now stand before the world as
the CHAMPION SAFES, having proved themselves
in over thousand severe fires. All persons who
have not secured one of Herring's cheap Insurance
Offices will find full assortment at the office of the
State Agent. -
r. McCANDLISH, Jr.,
&c Cor
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Toy TO THE AFFLICTED.-Leon

Toy TO THE AFFLICTED.-Leon
- ards Instant Relief and Speedy Cure for Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, Hoarseness. Group, Consumption and
Bronchitis, be obtained at his Office on Governor
street nearly opposite the Wing Office and at A A.
George CO., corner of 4th and Broad street. Price
Is cts per bottle.
The ladies of Richmond and vicinity particular.
~ invited during this warm season to send for box
of his Lemonade, Oraneeade or Ginger Beer Pow
ders. They most deli htfu and refreshing bov-
erage, being equal II not superior to the best Soda
Water, and at onethird the price Price 25 cts per
box. Try them and judge for yourselves
THOMAS LEONARD,