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CLAYs BIRTH DAY-The birth.dsy of Henry
Clay was celebrated with great spirit on Thursday,
By the Clay Festival Association OF New York
Letters were readrfrom Erastus Brooks, Hon.
John P. Kennedy, Hon. Wsshington.Hu and
Others
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AcQurrrEn.-Hardy, the surviving engineer Of
the exploded steamer Kate kearney, who was
tried 10 the U s. District Court for manslaughter
In having by his negligence, caused the explosion,
was acquitted at Louisville, KY, on the 7th inst
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F.R CALIFORNIA steamship Star OF Tue
West called for California from New YORK. ihu's'
day, with large number of passengers among
vhom were the Roussett Sisters, the celebrated
dancers, who 90 on professional tour to the land
AZ pr,vr,3aa
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q. 8. OFFIcHRs AT SRBAsroPoL.-A correspon.
dent of the New York Express says that some per-
sons 10 New York have sent out to the Crimea, to
warn the allies that the American officers who have
been sent out there BY A5 government at Wash.
ington, are spies of the Russo.Americsn govern
ment
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CausHKD IN AN On MnL.-A lad fourteen
years of age, named Henry Hason, fell into an
oil mill at New York and had both legs ground OF
10 the knees. He survived but an hour
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DOGGETT & ANDERSON, UPHOL-

nOGGETT & ANDERSON, UPHOL-
~ STERERS AND PAPER HANGERS, Cor
NER OF GOVERNOR AND franklin Sis, are now
receiving for the Spring and Summer trade full
and elegant stock of French and American Paper
Hangings, Borders Fire Screens and Curtain Papers
OF the newest styles, from the best factories Also
Floor and Table Oil Cloths all qualities; white, check
Muslin and Lace Curtains Window Shades; Curled
Hair and Shuck Mattresses; Feather Beds; Bolsters
and Pillows, bes. quality; Hair CLOTH Sofa Springs
Webbing, &C., which will be sold on the most rea-
sensible terms, and Paper Haneing and Upholste.ing
promptly attended to and faithfully executed in town
or country. continuation of patronage received is
respectfully solicited, with best endeavors to
merit the same. NH 24-d3m
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AWFUL DISCLOSURES The Sebastopol INQUIRY
Committee continue is sttpgs In London, and the
revelations made become every day more and
more appalling. Mr.. 8. G. Osborne was examned
on the gain March, and as an eye witness of the
scenes which he describes, gives the last touch TO
the dreadful picture by informing the country that
the wounded and sick soldiers by hundreds and by
thousands were literally starved to death.
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NEW READER.-A light mulatto married woman
Is giving private rehearsals in Philadelpbia. nre-
vious to her appearance In public as reader of
the poets, a la Fanny Kemble Butler, Miss Kinber.
~ and others. The papers say she evidently nos
sesses some ability. f''-
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CAPTAIN GERRY.-THK Missing SLoop OF WAR.
The numerous friends, says the Boston Trans
cript, OF the gallant and noble-hearted Comman.
der Gerry, Of the United States sloop of war Al
bany have slowly and sadly been obliged to relin.
quish their hope that be was in the land of the
living. He was the son of Elbridge Gerry, one
Of the signers OF the Declaration of Independence
from Massachusetts. Governor of Massachu.
sets, and vice President of the United States
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OLD BELL.-The old bell Ia the State House In
Philadelphia, was cast in 1762 by T Barker. 1t
erty to the land and the Inhabitants thereof -
'cast by order OF the Continental Congress-
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T,1r DxyAuIrrsc AeENr.--Mr. Appleton OAK
.r,,,h brother 10 sidney oaksmith. the aescondine
U q. Agent at Aux Cages. is out IN .he view so. H.
p.per., saying that his brothers departure '. .
the Island was occasiored by III health ana .na'
his business was LEFT In the hands OF eompe'en'
nersou to be seialed mp.
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RICHMOND, January 10, 1917
Messrs Dove Color about seven years NY
negro bow, Simon had an ulcer on the shin oohe Of
ons of his ees he had had the very best 80.
vice. and the strctes attention from Enyseii tue 81
has beer repeatedly poulced and burnt Win canssic
at intervals whilst giving applying medicine ne nas
been kept low diet and also kept pssfscI qa,s
he a. arse Ar the palm ofa mans hand, and ct others
no larger than half dime, aud when 1t has at
tanned this sn all size would break out again ne
while in your Store, asked you what must do for
it you gave bottle Of your Turf OIL and t; s,es
healed Previous to the time of using 1t, he had lost
months from lis work, but since. he has never
lost single day. will! add that have expeheassd
usslessly ON his limb about two hundred and hfty
dollars and 1t gives pleasure to add to the many
you have this Testimonial of the virtues OF your Turf
IA congratulated BY permission from lady Of
tbss ctv NH S1-d&cts
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Z EONARDS DOLLAR CORDIAL

u EONAhD . DOLAAh NVIsOfAI
LA certain cure for certain disease in few days
and no hindrance from business. Persons unfortu.
aately suffering from the above, would be wise to
try this Medicine. 1t is harmless but certain in its
effects. 1t touches the vitality of the disease imme-
diately, and removes all symptoms in few hours.
l recommend this Mixture with the old adage, a
'stitch in time nine" Try it and be convinced
Price 81 per bottle.
To be had of all Druggists and
THOS LEONARD.
NH q Broad street. Richmond. Va.
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T ICKERT g. DETTMAN, FRISCO AND
Ia ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS, RICHMOND, VA
The Subscribers lately of New York having estab-
shed themselves in this city for the purpose of
rying and executing FRESCO and ORNAMENT
AL DECORATION, beg leave to inform the public
that they are now ready and prepared to do any
work in their line with which they may be favored
in the very best style.
REFERENcE-To Mr.. John P. Ballard and Mr.. ].
G. Hobson, On whose private reiidsnces we have
worked.
Orders left at Mr. w. Sattler's Paint Store No. 142
Main OF. LICKERT DETTMAN,
NH lS-Sm* Fresco and Ornamental Painters.
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x,,npAPTNERSHIP.-The subscribers

TO-PAKTNEKSH Ho su ~, ~. -.
" have entered into q co partnership 'e a ine
Pns s, and Commission Buslness, under the hfm o.
GEORGE MERRIAM Co. and have t Iass corner sss
r fo,h and Dock stre ets They will keep constant
~ On hand general sssortment Of Groceries snip
Chsndery and Northern produce They VIII aso
"a IN rssuiar receipt of Smithfeld Bacon Lard,
ond 9th ar produce OF that section Of the county
They have now hand supply Of smthhsid pa
Th.,ir souse IL spacous and they win be able to
store large amount Of goods Of any description
Heinz adjscent to the Dock. the goods can be re-,
dravare Insurance can be effected at the lowest
rates They most respectfully solicit share Of the
nmhi;c nstrnnase GEORGE merriam,
p1'"e LEVI GWALTNEY.
ia MI awt f.
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.-The sub
IN scribers having the control of steam saw mill,
in Fluvanns county, Va on the canal, prepared
to furnish Bill Timber, for framing purposes, of al
most any size, Of good quality, at short notice. and
on reasonable terms Orders respectfully solicited
BELVIN 4 PARKER
Lumber and Mahogany Dealers.
NH Is Richmond, Va.
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GURNH-DA-G UMB.-The subscribers
~ have just received a small lot of Imperial
Golden Smoking Tobacco" or it is called in the
East, 'Gurnh.Da Gumb." This Tobacco il some.
thing extra; is highly priced Ia the East and is
used exclusively by the Ladies'. We had few box
es Of this exquisite narcotic ssnt to Us by officer
In the East, merely sample of magnificent Smo-
king Tobacco aud that the lovers of the weed Nigh
for once in their lives have taste of the genuine
G. ID. g. The Lublic are Cautioned to beware of
counterfeits The genuine Gurnh-Da-Gumb IL to be
had only of NORBoRNE NORTON & CO.,
l64 Main street.
ap l2-6t Opposite American Hotel
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS at

NEW STOKE AND NEW GOODS at
~ -. No; ls9, BROAD STREET.-We call the atten
on OF the citizens Of Richmond and strangers vsi.-
ng Ine city to our large assortment of Fancy and
staple Dry Goods, consisting in part-Rich Spring
plaid and plain Mousins. Challis and Bareges;
0 vi. Lawns and Jaconets English and Ameri-
oa9 a Laces and Edgeings Hosieries Gloves
snd hsnaEeIehiefs; White and colored MatiD es and
oaeiS Oiciotns; together with full stock of Mems
AND boys wear, which we offer at the lowest prices
nh so ]. h M. ROSENRAIIM
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IN II IT, NORTH CARROLL
MA ExPRESe.-ExTRA-
ORDINARY INDUCEMENTS!! -DISPATCH Is
THE LIFE or TRADE!!!- Goods ordered By our
Express are usually sold and the procseds u your
drawers In less time than they possibly be sent
by ordinary modes Of conveysnce.
:, Merchants Of Halifax, EnfsId,s Rocky Mount,
Wilson'e. 0oldshoro,, Wilmington, Fayetteville,
Lumeerton, will do well to take adyAntsge Of our
saAiL TRAIN ExPhE66, via Petershurg and Wei.
cen, cnd the Wilmington and Raleigh Railroads.
uul Csf loom has been mach Increased, and charges
THE xbAns EXPRESS 90.
4 C0raer 81 18th and Maln Il.
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NOTICE.-Mr. ALEXANDER STER-
IN LING will have interest In our bushes from
this date. ChENedAW W,
Richuand Ian 1gt. 1854, las
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AsfoNfsHINc ELePEMENT.-Ons day last wesL
says the Cincinnati Commercial of the 10Th Inst
woman named Sulser eIopad from her HUSBAND.
resdente in Morgan Township, Butler countv
Ohio with young schoolmaster named Pesse. WHO
had been tsecher durrg tho winter in thu yicinitxs
and boarding ct Sulsers house. The infatuated We
man had lived happily with her husband for ne ar 20
years: and was By him the mother Of seven
Ing children She took with her her younq est child
an infant ueavipg six with her husband and about
hve thousand In cash spd negotiable notes She Wa
the daughter OF wealthy old farmer who died
sbout year ago, leaving syery handsome property
70 her The notes she took with her were eiyen by
the purchaser Of portion of the land inherited from,
ner fathsr, and were drawn In favor of her and her
nusosno. I'm the day after her fight one Of her
cfothers who was sick Ia her houae died and IL i
presnmsd that the sudden and strange dsapp
81 his sister may have given the shock fhst proysd
fatal The husband OF the guilty fusitive "a, Il Tia
city Yesterday searching for Clue to tbc vhs1..
shouts Of the wretshed pair who have rohhs1
nm 81 ~ psscs He 10 almost erased With srisE
sausn sla shsme. and IL Of the opinion that
= n,sIt ~ esen n the direction Of New York II
~; tnas resse bad some OF the notes dashed ia
.n 90. c'. srs the fact he. act been sscsrsnsd This
h ~ ~ ncst remarkable Gases Of sopsmsnt Of
Laasn re nsye heard. IL sesms Wholly rnacsount
yss the human heart is dsssitlnl above siI
!. -, - sferstsIy wieksdD At home shs was
80 ssu.ouseie siFeumstsncss. Her hnsbsnd |
So..y "a s - cosnmodious and slsssnt new
"a ~ sss Oldest OF her ehiATsn Vas dsnshter
!. ~ y. -. more Interesting ana happy AM.
'0fsshssse' wesid b hard 10 lad.
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t'OR SALE.-Fifteen Lots of Land va.
ry'ng in size, and fronting on Leigh ard Howard
ss are now in market, threeot which have beauti.
iui oalldings upon them the balance are handsome
Western part Of the city. These Lots will be soid'
the whole or in part, may suit purchasers Mai
ber.- jIMES n If fIe S1Csofi'
ce5 General Agent and Comm Merch.nt
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e. MATCHMAKING NOTICE.
"A JOHN N. WILLIAMS, Matchmaker and
NA Jewsller, Formerly with Mr.. John Hill
Ak = has removed from his old stand opposite the
American Hotel, down to West 18th street, 2 doors
from Main street, where he continues to repair
Watches Clocks Jewelry, &c, and to give the most
perfect satisfaction to his customers.
All Watch and Clock work done in neat and
workmanlike manner, ard kept in perfect running
order for the space of twelve months thereafter
without any additional charges being made.
NH 2l-Im* JOHN N. WILLIAMS.
N. B. Watchwork done for the city and country
trade, at trades prices.
JOHN N. WILLIAMS,
Matchmaker and Jeweler, West i7th st.,
Two doors from M ain 1t. opposite the Old Market
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OF STOCK

r OST CERTIFICATES OF STOCK
4 Lost or misaid, sone time In September, 1854
two CERTIFICATES OF STOCK in The Virginia
Central Railroad dated August H. 1854 Nos e34 and
$685. for ten shares EACH issued to Wallace, Enwrght
and Mcdonald under the acts of January 81, 1850,
and March .2 1855. Application will be made to the
Company for a renewal Of certificates of th said
Stool should thau not ha found NH 23-laW2mk
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1OSS SPRING GOODS We are
lCeIc now receiving per ships Arctic and New
World, from Liverpool, stock of China and
Earthenware and per various arrivals from the
Northern cities stock of plaiu pressed and cut
Glassware, Looking Glasses, Casters and a varied
stock of Fancy Goods we'll selected for the country
trades all Of which we promise to sell as favora
BILE terms any other house.
STEBBINS PULLEN,
NH 20 I0l Broad street.
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| NRANARI AND FE ED SIORE.-
| ~ The undersigned has taken the house corner of
Franklin and Wall streets, formerly occupied by
Messrs. N. 9. C. B. Hill for the purpose of con-
Quoting the GRAIN and FEED BUSINESS, where
ell kinds of Grain, Mill Ofal. Hay, Corn Meal and
other articles usually kept in Granaries and Feed
Stores
He hopes by giving his business strict personal at
tention and selling reasonable terms, to secure
liberal patronage from his f.iends and the public
sngwhere in the corporstion He viii also attend 70
SELLING COUNTRY PRODUCE,
for q moderate commission. and will insure for his
country friends the highest market price for any
signment entrusted to him. JOHN w. COSBY.
fe T-ts
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H@ SHAKESPEARE HOTEL, on
e@SA BROAD. SECOND DOOR FROM 9Th
STS STREETS.-fhe Subscribers have taken
--2
---- the above named house, and will con-
duct it in manner better suited to the public than
heretofore.
The BAR will always be supplied with the best
of LIQUORS aud CIGARS.
The LARDER will contain the choicest articles
the market will afford-GAME, FISH, MEATS, &c.
lin season land fact everything to suit the taste
Of epcures
They respectfully solicit share of the public pat.
ronage. and nothing will be left undone, ON their
part. to please every one who will favor them with
call. GEO. w, BRADLEY BRO
N B. A few permanent and transient Boarders
taken. on reasonable terms.
GEORGE w. BRADLEY will continue
the GROCERY BUSINESS at his old stand corner
2st and Main streets, and soicits the patronage of
his old friends. q. w. BRADLEY.
ap its
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TRUE TURF OIL.-For old Sores OF
l. every description, on Man or Beast one tea'
spoonful equal to an ounce Of any prepafa'ion
known. ,,,,
Burns Sore lie ~ and Chiblains, Fresn CUT ouua.,
Cramp and letter Stngs of Insects Wouno, Sors
the Mails. Infamed Bre.sts a!an az In,nts
Warranted to cure, and no damage iron eAp''Ui'
to colds.
Applied to burns at once. y iesVesno scsi'
Price so and Is cents 4 bottle m
Sole Proprietors. Richmond, va
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co-pARTUHReHIPe &c.

nTESOTUTION OF CO-PARTNEk-
snss' -, q WoOLpRID0E having sold to
1lsx. sms Of Ctesterfitld all biz interest W the
corcern OF Wake Co. the ne.u esn
sent. = q sUani.nkTD0E
March 81, 1855. v. .. "VoH
<10-pARTuERSHIP.-I. FL. Walks
ia ALEX SIMS have this day formed 90 2.
psrtu srship under the firm and stylss q snn CON.
20 and will continue the GkOCEhl NJ IN Man
MISSION bUSiNESo aA' T. n. Wake.
street. Alex SIMS.
- al
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THE AMERICAN LIFTING PUMP,
l. WITH POLLY'S PATENT ADJUSTABLE
BUCKET.-This Pump Is acknowledged by scien
tihc men who have witnessed its operation, to pos
many advantages over all other Lifting Pumps
now in use. It Is applicable to wells of any depth
and its simplicity of construction and durability
must render it the favorite Pump of the Union.
working model can be seen at the store of
Messrs. Mott & Nelson e doors below St Charles
Hotel,) Main st. All orders left at that place viii
receive prompt attention.
B. II. SMITH 4 CO. Projectors.
NH 20-1m*
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CHURCH WITHOUT Woasurpprp TT. po,,o-
correspondent OF the Christian Inquirer, saws that
".he anomaly exists In Boston of a church y i,ho~s
single worshippsr residing in the city of the faith
o. those who built T. It L. believed that not sim
OF the Friends and of others has failed to br;1a ~
several years. ''0n 'oi
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GA L Am ANDER FIRE PROOF

~ SAFES, MANUFACTURED BY Evans 4 WATSON,
PHILADELPHIA These Safes have been severely
tested at recent fires In Baltimore Philadelphia and
New York. ard when op ened heir contents of books
warranted to be Fire Proof Safes, with Halls patent
Burglar Proof Locks. Pieces ranging from S20 to
$500. For sale by II. BALDWIN,
NH Sta f48 Main at Richmond
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GEORGE w. READ. 8. II. LESTER,
DEAD & LESTER, Attornies at Law
IL will attend regularly all the Courts Of Halifax,
Pittsylvana and Henry, Viz na, aud will attend to
the Collection of Claims in the doinng coun Of
North Carolina. 5-s.- -
~ Office Craghead street, Danyille, Va. . Il.
-xnh a I'm
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DANIEL O'DONNELL,
HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER,
No. 220 Main Street,

RICHMOND, Va.
~ Hydraulic Rams. Lift and Force Pumps, Bath
TUBS, Wash-hand Basins, Water Closets, Copper
and Iron Boilers, dc., fitted up the most approved
principles, and at the lowest prices.
~ Orders from the county promptly executed.
n JOBBING puuctualiy attended to.
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i GOODS. nc Spring SUPPLY-JoHN r.
REGNAULT, 1872 Main street, Is now receiving bis
Spring supply of new Goods, selected by himself,
with great care for the Spring and summer trade,
consisting in part Of French, English ard American
Paper Hangings, Borders, Decorations Views Fire
Also--Curtsin DamasE, Satin De LANES and Curtain
Trimmings Muslin and Lace Curtains, MusquIto
Netting various colours, Cocoa and Canton Mating
of oil patterns A. 3D. and Cd wide: Window Shades
of every description; Floor and Table Oil Cloths,
Adelaide, Jute, Brush and Rope Mats, new style,
Window Cornice, curled hair and shuck Mattresses,
Loun ges, Spring Mattresses, Hair Cloth, &c. His
stock is now the largest and best selected ever
offered in this market. and will be sold upon such
te rms a. cannot fail to give satisfscfion.
PAPER HANGING AND UPHOLSTERY exc.
cuted at the shortest notice and In style which
cannot be surpassed BY any snilar Establishment in
the country.
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
NH 28-Im
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NRk CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
The subscriber has ON hand, at his Coach
Making Eatablilhment on Lombard Alley, between
Main and Cary, 3th and l4th streeta) near the Co.
lumbar Hotel. COACHES, CHARIOTEES, BA.
kOUCHES, BU0GiES with and without tops, and
sULklES, all of his own make. of the best matsri.
,ls and workmanship. All Of which will be sod a.
low % good work OF the kind be In the city Of
Richmond; and respectfully ask call from those
Ia want OF any article In the Carriage line % am
dstsrmined 70 Eake 70 order and sell at the lowest
prices possbe. and ell WORK sold that Il new, war.
ranted. lie 2o-6mt MICAjAH MANGUM.
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ia FOR BALTIMORE.-Yhe xegu-
- lar Packet Schooner MARY WILLIS. Cap.
ADAMS having portion Of her cargo engaged. viii
ali with aispstsk. For balance Of Geiehs syplyt to
apn w D. COLouI1T ".
IA FOR THE DISTRICT VIA
80 n OkFOLK. 1.-The coed sshr GEM
her cale saeassa. win sail VITA dispateh tor bal
'a 8 Nv 5 $50 w" ". D. coLour1r 1 co.
TF YOU WANT GOOD CLOTHING
j AND fuANIsHiNa 0Qopa. q ley psietA 20
n Il Opposi,e e. CkaEles t1eeei
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A TTENTION ANGLERS!-FRE s II
IA SUPPLY OF FISHING TACKLE.-I am now
opening the most complete assortment of FISHING
TACKLE have ever had Amongst my assortment
may be found all the variety of hooks-such Gra-
vitation, Virginia, Limerick. Kirby, Sockdologers
&c, besides full assortment of Hooks on gut and
gimp; Gut and Gimp extra single and double Trim.
mings; Ridged Lines and Floats. and Hooks CON-
plete Sea Grass, Floats and Sinkers extra; Cotton
Linen and Flax Lines; Twisted, Plated, Spun, Cal.
blelard and Braided Silt Lines in Rolls of superior
quality; Reed and Walking-Cane Rods in great va
riety.
ALsO-Gold and Silver headed Walking Canes;
Colts and Aliens Pistols; Guns; Liquor Flasks ;
Drinking Cups, &c JAMES WALSH,
Importer, doors above St Charles Hotel.
NH e.
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I UXFORD'S PATENT SELF-RlSlNG
IL FLOUR.-This article for making light Bread,
Biscuit light Puddings of all kinds Cakes, Pancakes
&C., without Yeast or Yeast Potcdey
The result of actual experu Mt proves that bar
rel of ordinary flour absorbs 60 lbs Tor so per cit of
water while this -four absorbs SO lbs Tor 50 per ct to
the barrel Hence all must see that great saving il
to be realized by its ue. The preparation is war
cults can be made and baked in ten minutes. Many
families in the city using it entirely Sold in any
quantities by the manufacturer.
JAMES LUXFORD,
Sixth st., doors from Broad ct.
j. L. has on hand a good selection of FAMILY
GROCERIES. NH 2O-Ims
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TTON01iR m WHOM HONOR is DUE

IL ONOk TO WHOM hONoN ~ - 80 -
ferins publc. tbsr MRS DAVIS ELlxlk s the only
effectual remedy have ever used for Coushs Colds
&c have used II myself aud believe II 20 De worth
more than all others In use. Try AZ sna VIII en-
sure your satisfaction 80. N. =. DAh.
HExRIco COUNTY, Dec. /. 1854.
For sale by Mrs A. b. DAVIS, Bennett beers
=. j, Picot A. Bodeker and Charles d. Yale.
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TACKSON'S BITTERS.-ln justice to
~ r. II. Jackson, and impelled by sense of duty
to those afflicted with Dyspeps would most ear
uestiy recommend trial Of JAcKsoNs excelsior
BIrrERs, having found great relief from the use OF
them when every other remedy failed.
They may be found at Z j Picots, A. Bodeker o,
g. n. Zachrisson's. and at Chas. Mispaugh's, Drug
gists, Richmond, Va Try them. r
NH 28-ts JACOB ATLEE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-16

" BOYD CO.. having leased This desirable Ho-
tel will spare pains to maintain is former pepu
larity and comfort. They have employed Il. fOR-
TER to take the entire charge of the House and
after Ist April. The former patrons Of this Hotel,
aud numerous friends Of T.. PORTER, are requested
to give them call.
kichruond. March 29. 1895. ana