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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-12

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den in eincn Srunncn, uno Die Oluttrr bat cinrr
Wann, wrlfer nabe ratrY itanp paS Sinh 81
retten weldeS er abrr prrrri9crte, benn er wiirpt
feline 8leirrr prrprrbrn. Gin flrinrr taarfu6igrr
Jtnate ltteg binab unp rettrte bas MirGn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-12

ray 6crn 5ribNunetc tc, YOn rrr ,9lcm.
ortrr 3etuna," wOUm mir ttp5 IaQn, ta6 rcut.
ide tSYpcn" gu alien 3sitrn imdtIrS bic
S8otrb cit iHacn Ipltcn-ararr mic liz
rnri9cn in 9cn,cinlcr Satr 8ctbaa t03cn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-12

Bsy- Splon Sprlanp, Grirnatrr Der Gcrrinioz
ten Staaten unt GrsG'eianptrr mad Central 2tme.
rifa, Scn 9lrtm1aS, lit Scn Der io9cnonntn re-
mctratiiGrn partc 5u rem Imrrjtanrrn iibrrgetrcs
ten
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-12

o. 6aIjfar ;3citm9cn trridten, pIF ~ f
relen in Ichrm llet0iIuB YprHanrm itnp. baG
lic ;u cirem Gent ras 9uBenb pcrtauit mcvren.-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-12

Gan Sficc tsuodyjtbtt9tt bicrmit sbrsrtietist
Ole Burger plEtr llmSt9Eup, roB itin
Equestrian GtatliIrmrnt,
prbuurtn nit otecribtttcn Sbiercn, mic ss in 1855
rrSontirt wurre, Die @brs bat ret ibuGn Su srhsi=
nrn, uno ;Ipar ouf
SamItlgs Den 22lcn Srptemter in Der Stabt
2ltentlun.
@inlaEprtG % Gents. - &rrtrGun9cn tssinnsn
UNI unp llbr.
Die bret 8rp6e SeatureG
mths Dam 8iec's 9rcgts Sdcb pcr allen aneern Gre
bbltrncn IN oiltm Ganoe auijtiuSn, ino mie fctet
1.-Titbriuiaute &tibe non prcftGicnrtIsm Salient.
p Die btrrItcht 3uamnsuFgun9 pcn Yfsrpen,
qcntcs unb 9Rauttblcrtn.
3.-Olt mGtlt prltinot9 a69trtthtittn rpilocn Sbe=
re bic itnlatS ;lr Schau auF9tltcIt purbeu.
Inter Gem equestrian Salrnt, perrtn Die frt9enben
ecrdbmttu Aunltltr tbrt @rfbstnun9 MAIDEN
0ir5. Dan Niee, In itrem groGen Msne9e,@et,
zine Staturt, paibe bie mtiit cntbulaiibe Scrpuns
cerun9 atr bwcn bcrrcrruit, ptttbs eaeclte nitan=
ltbausn. - Die itbncIe @ectuttcnen uno fdrdtertbe
Sprtr9e ruftn Gin rurtbprinotnets Sntcrsc berpcr.
Die nit Httbt tcrubmtt uno fhSne @auestrieune
M0otlt s grant y Il, SRao'Cue 8 n a, bic
&iCinipitrin. NRao'tut 6tCr9ina, Z. 8. 8cs
Il o II, rtr ttrdbmtt 8Sjttr pru uno Yfrosn.--
Der iun9t Z c II Z bn 10 II, Der StiItin;Cr uno
bcte itst ltttnce Sthaulptclcr. 9S. .. . te, bic
cin,i9s Ytrrn nic c 100 Scmrrttts uotbsnonpsr sss
ithIo9en bat. 6. YR one s, Der tttine 8ieii. Sac.
3 d rwlc &, pt6tn otrctatbt Seats i'm in bic pcrs
orltt Clinic tintr YrrftFirn 9tteIt baten. 98iaiom
08 er, IR0itcr 6 ar le s 81 ca B, has iuz
9tnnlidbs NBunrer, uno Der fleine SNcit eirmon.
Sn Finrr 3rrrtc9jihm GclItttcn piro 9efunesu
Der elephant 2alta 9tppf6,
wabr untsr onctrn Srids audi bos Stridtaukn ess
tGrnt bat. Dan &itc mill has putitum Gbrr,cu9En,
baB nt5 9thor wsrrcn cIl ptlcbts nbt ncu, irnocrE
tor uno wunrtrrrI, cpcbI wiG in mcroliiher pinfdt
6dSbrsno fin lcU 2SGhrcno Ger &crlttlrn3 piro
Dan &its tin unUtTtrtfflidbes Qfro Grteirr uno
Sine bertbntt Maulthiers, rutlt ottcbrt nb br td=
tbtrtthe Sbatrn III ptrrithttn einfibrtu.
9ttbtnotm miro aub Der 9Cttbrte aultraIilthe 86r,
rcr 9rSGts Der G9fan9tn ,pnrHs. un9cpStnlide Grrs
ttlIun0tu 9ctsn. Dtritttt tpicot 1000 Yfuub.
Giut trUantt Grrntt 9Rutttoubs OItsrneSnitru=
mtnte) in tbrcm lbGntn 8anetwa9en, 9cc9cn non eeu
ttittn pfrotu in amrrtfa, uno ectriebcu ourdb rem
maht9m Gig. & finn /, miro Der uuGtcrtrCffIihen
Yrcjt6trn prr0n9cben, unb an Sage oct @rbibitien,
um 10 ltbr SCrmitto9s, burtb bic 5auptlirassn bee
SGot 4Itnaun pOBirtn.
s. S. Galtle, I9ent.
0~T0itt Grmposnis miro cine @erlieIuns 9:6sn
ju @oiicn, ouf 6reia9s Den 2lttn SeptsuibGr.
SWt. IL. na2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-12

o. Die Jtjr5cltatns Sriidr gu GN1rn it irtt
Tsrtia, unc bic game Slbn imihen WGtloprIpbl
unp 9lruYrrt nnh Nlnuh Gbunt nun iatrbar.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-12

RY~Oic Slucrti Won AGO 9tdr, rem trbtGcris
gen SS. Gtarfs, Yrn 9rnce George Gamty, Niaz
rganc, 9cbtrenp, it ncuIiA fir S3,Sl6 YertauIt
rUrNcn. gScbIfeit.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-12

Bay- Die 2tmrjtnncr in orea rcn nSrrIi6n
Stnntcn taten iih 9cNCn BEN McnihenvcrfauI,
bic StIaScrs ertlG,t. - 9GpM0Ctbln Sim :"
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-12
MubttDrS~ NQ0rt6t.

Sn Dem gBaftu9trjtbt pCn ettba Gountr
Sn Der Sadie Der Jir6nuns BON GpnraN s5rei
unp Iaron Srrt Grscutorsn prS Srritcrtenen So
iept 6ret, lrbtbin pUn SanUScr SaunIdip, 9es
ta Gaunty.
llnO nun aus. z, 1855, rrnanntc bic Court
1cttas Sterner, Gll., ais slupitUr. nm briasts
8ehnuns iitrr;uicbcn mp rrnn rItbtJ, benz 0e.
IeB 9rmSb, iiterjuictteln, mp prm nahaen fef9rs
lseten sSaiIcnscridt Seridt Su eritatten.
TTSNS& NuS ben llrtunren.-S Sc3eusts,
,l,,s =. :. s. gS. MidlD, Cdr.
BGg- Der rtenseuanute 9lupitpr pirb fir 9es
nannten 3prd ieinsr Grnsnnun9 scsrnwdrtis iein,
am Samltag BEN 6ten Gag Sftcbrr 1855, um 10
llbr gprmittass, am galbauie Son g aries
8ttter, 3u 8ittrrsuiGe, teiastem Saunifir,
allmr T6 ale SnteeBirte etnfnrrn tSnnsn, penn
lie cs ais nBtbia brtraGten.
Septcmbsr ~. *3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-12

Scnnatcnr, bcn 25. ylu8ut fid in Ct. SobnSs
bury up Gonplr, @ermrnt, Sdrre in 9rr6cn
Slpdrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-12

Nfcrbaus 2lusitclIun9cn.

Ssds unp sman5g Gpmtps s2ltertausNusilct,
Gun9cn iperpen mdbrcnp Der Wcrate Srptcmtcr
unp SttCtcr int Stnate gtrp. 2ort itattinpsu.
OF Sor. Srewnc rer Superintendent res Old
crtaus Departments Der Ser. StaoteE YatrntsSfs
flee, prp int nGAncn OGnrpfrr mad europa 9rbs
en-, su bent Gnrspcd, Samereicn su rrbaIten unp
lia anrrrer 9Fihten Ieine5 2lmte5 Su rntlcpgcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-12
SEcr fnuns bictcu?

Guf bcm ganrc res l5cnn O. I. &Gc ~ in
Salstur9 Snunihip, gctAa Gaunty. 1T tjcirc Siatr
Gin 0'runcbccrcn Strnacl acmddicn. wcldcr 9
SUP, 3oN lung it. OUIelte lit albtr rinjuz
fcbcn. &ann Sat;turl 9ctrtcn mcrten2
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-12
Seem1nn' <Sparfahe,
9ybt(dSclpbtd.

9Dilabclpbid.
SfIH: 55 GGanutitrabe. cine Sbdrs peltIitb bsr 2t
Strobs, philadelphia.
0icitte nimm 0rrittn in Suulmsn prn S1 aufs
y wdrts pen ScprmOu uno 9ibt
6inf grcient 3inIcn fiirs Satr.
0as Gtlo miro auf &tran9cn immer Icfrrt pirddbss
iaht. Die Sffie III tiatih rcn bis lIbr cffen
uno am 9Hrnto9 uno Sdmlta9 tis llbr abenos.
Dlats Sultttut tinoet man atS ctnGn bcauenlcn uno
itberu Srt fir N5auern uuo 2tnotrt Die Gsibdfe in
Qhilarcthpta hdbtn, UNI Gjco i'll otpcuirsn.
N51sH 0oS Gtlp wrp auf &trtan9tn Surlidtsiablt,
cbnt vCrter Nrtl; u 9ctcn.
Gcrirattcr:
Gemuno II. Scuer, Qhtt. Sr6 9a. Splrn,
Stltntu e. 8iibcp, Sscr9s eclrn,
Scbn y. Qerct, &rtt. 91icrris,
Sebu 9Ht9anotts, Gbparo 9. GIarf,
Sotcb Sbtte, Capt Scbu GaIa9bar,
eSrtpb W. 0cpelI, Schn Rlte,
Jcipb y. 9Irtrs, 8itharo s. Stctssburr.
Coward 8. Srctttr, gBn. Sbppcn, it.
Srantlin @otrn, 9Rm. 9. SGnts,
Sbrulas Gtrpr, Goworo 6. Ytttit.
reilotn t-Sronttin Sell.
9 tb a SINE Il r-GbarIts SR. MPerris.
Seerctdr-5onreS g. Yrin9ts.
o. Der SrtibriGf plrtcttt Den &trpatkrn. 9ea
amttn ror a9uttn psoer eirst nctb npirstt sinioss
gao ucn Der Grliukhaf Su bcr9en. GtenfaIIs: ,.ooe
sin 9uh 9cbattn wtroeu rlI IN rurtthem isocr Des
pctcr Gas Hetht habCn rlI cine ptrrn 81 sruenuea,
an pEn, i'm Sail et5 SreEs, Gas 8Elo dtsrbesablt
Wtretn ieiI."
eertImtsr IL. 1855. nq6gR
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-12
Die SQr1f.

Die nsus 8ont in garntaun bat Gsfhdfte Geacus
men, Ottr pas bft zen Sicpp uibts, t tagtn ibn ia
rcth ttn 6jtto battu. Gr III attr cutblcGen Sitter
III plrtaufn, tamit or GjdO tttcmmt um auf bic Sair
III Scbtn.-Q2tr tobtr Bargains MAIDEN uiII bsr rus
il nur 9onS btr;baft an, an
Stcpp'S wcbIfriIem Sarsslb Stcbr.
Scpttmter II, nabp
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CONFERENCE.-THE counterfeit Dotes nm the
Dsax o. Hamburg, 3. c., are 10 circulation. Saul.
s ~ IVY 10 Athsns, Ga. took ono In payment for
e, sALs o. Coal MsE.-ons sixth of 4 cha,
~ 70 asceoon Mountain, Ga, has been sold 10
NJ. Doyce Of Charleston, 8. c.. for 700. ~
r,n mcSuiaoCs 10 & kugsnt. charged with the
OF September last has been acquitted. ~ ''e '0'n
:. HAu sToRM-A storm of rain and h.,,.
through Georgia. on Friday last. passed
ecAsDAL y busy with the mama Of Mrs. sinc,.,,
'osmsriy Ars. Forrest, 10 California. '"'
-. y; SEASONS b the K. N. candidate for Con-.
-, RON The 1T district, Aississippi. ,
~ y = p pEAD--Alsx Simpson. print., In n.
- p- - .esses Traveller, died on Friday 1T.
s ssooam ef Georgia. kss Savannah.
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!Stabbing- Suicide -Robbery-Nlegal Hoting-Sud
den Death Sale Of Lots-Drowned- Amuse-
ments, DC, DC. d.
PHILADELPHIA, Mayo.
Yesterday morning about clock, as John Raf-
tree was walking 10Th street with lady on his
arm he was attacked by Ned Huestead and Nathan
Rineheart, both of whom he stabbed, the former
very dangerously.
kerr boarding in the vicinity of Fourth and Coates
streets, committed suicide to-day, by hanging him.
self with handkerchief to the bed post He was
sick with the small pox, and the physician was
about to take steps to have him removed to the
Bush Hill Hospital, when the rash act was commit
ted.
On Friday night the stores of Lefevre. Black &
Co., and William B. Potts d Co., on Delaware
avenue, were robbed of a variety of articles. The
thieves are supposed to have been secreted In the
stores before they were closed for the night
Several suits for alleged illegal voting at the re-
cent election have been commenced before Alder
man Isard One of the defendants is charged with
voting at Two precincts of the Second Ward under
his own name, and at q third poll under an
sumed name
Mrs Maria Becker, residing at the Northwest cor.
ner of Front and Almond Streets died very sud.
denly this evening. She was about eighty years old,
and being quite bliud, was cropping her way to the
five minutes expired.
While the workmen were removing the boxes,
scenery sc, from the Chestnut Street Theatre yes
terday, piece of the scenery fell on small boy,
and fractured his leg.
About forty building lots were sold yesterday in
South Camden, varying In price from $3.50 to
ele0. They were situated between Kaighn's Point
and Centreville.
Francis s. Monaghan, lad aged years, who
had been missing for about ten days. was found
drowned In the Delaware, to-day, at Hanover at.
wharf.
Mis-. Eliza Logan plays In the "Hunchback," a,
the Walnut street Theatre tonight, and Mrs Far
rem performs "Jane Shore" at the City Museum.
In State stocks yesterday, the sales were confn'
ed to Missouri and Virginia Skies at 90 3-4 and 81
respectively, $4,000 being taken In nearly equs
proportions. In Railroad bonds the sales wer,
again large. summing up $4,000. Erie converts
bles of 1875 closed at g. 1.2 decline; Convertible
of 1871 at 81 I-2 New York Central Sevens at 20.
ga La decline Panama second issue at &c. Ilinoi,
Central 75 LIE decline; do free land bonds at 70
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Correspondence of the Dispatch I

Lao Parade Sudden Deoth Church .s,.b.cr;,-
tion-Atempted Burglary, &c, &c.
BALTIMORE, May ~.
The regular law parade of the lat Light Division
of Maryland volunteers came off yesterday. and
was splendid affair
man named Joseph Marks, residing at No. 172
South Carolina street. was found dead 10 bis room
late on Saturday afternoon. Coroner Cunpineham
held an inquest over the body and the jury return
ed verde; OF death BY congestion of the lungs.
small boy named Nichols Quinn, whose IA.
rent resides In Jackson street. whilst endeavorino
to recover an arrow, which had alighted on the
ROOT OF house, fell therefrom and broke his arm
His fall was somewhat broken by his coming In
contact with the branches of tree, or 1t would. in
all probability. have proved fatal to him
Rev. MIR Ryan, the financial agent of the Metro-
politan church at Washington, D. C., obtained re.
Gently In cash and subscriptions from the Coium.
bia street M. E, Church about $500, and from the
/. Caroline street NJ. E. Church about the same.
About O'Clock this morning an Intellectual Of.
tempt was made to rob the shoe store OF Mr. VIM
Johnson, Baltimore street, near Holiday.
There were 81 deaths here last week, 10 of CON.
sumption. WA
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"M. s. WOOD, CHEAP WHOLE

WIN. s. WOOD, CHI K A z WHOLE
w SALE AND RETAIL TIN PLATE AND
SHEET IRON MANUFACTURER, AND STOVE
DEPOT, No Main Street, Richmond, "a, doors
abope Old Market, keeps constantly on hand full
assortment of Plain Tin and Fancy Japanned Ware.
Stoves, Hot Air Furnaces, Crates Tenders, &c, all
of which he offers to the public ON the most favors-
BILE terms.
ROOFING, GUTTERING and SCOUTING exc
cuted at short notice, either In town or country.
Country Merchants would do well to call and ex.
anime my stock before purchasing elsewhere, as
Il determined to sell low for cash.
NH 2S-dSm VIM, SEARS WOOD.
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A MuSEMENT-There is no place to
- spend an hour, free of cost, more pleasantly.
70 9, hfSlSnhmond, than at OSBORNE'S splendid DA
ooLnhEAN GALLERY. At this establishment
oDtAG;u;EhHEOTYPEs. well worthy the attention
s 81 msi'1 fn 10 PAINS or EXPENSE has been
aTTp 70 MAKE this Gallery the finest and MOST
49,, aIe always prepared to put ND likenesses in
every style, and at PRlCEs that DEFY comnstition'
Psstf SILL On nsnd, HoLD LOCKETS, GOLD PINS,
ton OSpSSnnSSEES,, q every descrp-
70 Opposite Excbange RANT
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VALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN Elk
" TR ACTOR will suhdua main and ipaa matte On

~ TRACTOR will subdue pain and inflammation
from the severest burns scalds, in from one to
twenty minutes. and will heal the wounds without
scar; it efectually cures Fever Sores, Piles Salt
Rheum, Inhammatory Rheumatism, Cuts Wounds.
Bruises, scald Head, Corns and Bunions Erysipelas
Sprains Swelings, Fe!ons, Chiiblains, Bites Of In
Eruptions, and all other n1smmatory and cutaneous
diseases, where the parts affected can be reached.
This article Is now put up in blue wrappers with
ker, and C. r. Clickrer 4 Co Proprietors to guard
against the numerous counterfeits in nearly every
store.
BENNETT BEERS, Druggists, are the only
authorized agents for the sale of the genuine new
STYLE and they furnish the trade at proprietors pr
ces Retail price only Csc. a box. NH 26-d& w6m
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PUBLIC NOTICE.. Il.
RUSHTON CLARK & CO.'S

RUSHTON CLARK & CO.'S
GENUINE MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL,
For Consumption, Scrofula, &c.
THE late firm of RUSHTON, CLARK
J. Z CO. being dissolved by the death of w. L..
RUSHTON, 1.-THE only Rushton ever connected with
the firm,) their GENUINE COD LIVER OIL will
IN future be prepared only by HEGEMAN, CLARK
Il CO, surviving partners and sole successors. 1t
was Mr.. Clark who went to New Foundlsnd to su.
perintend its manufacture, and he 10 the only Drug.
gist who ever went from the United States for that
purposes and 90 he will continue his supervision Of
that braneh of business, will warrant our OF;
pure and genuine. A. success in its use depends
upon its purity. be particular to that the sigma
ture OF HEGEMAN, CLARK l. CO il over che
cork of each bottle. Hundreds of persons who had
besn using the Oil Of other makers, without sue
cess Aayebeen restored to health by the Pure Oil
OF NRxpanufacture.
BePsfticular, in ordering, to specify HEGEMAN,
CLARK CO, for many persons have initiated
eur style Of bottle and label. for the purpose Of
pslmng of an inferior article; and since Mr.. Rush.
toms death, there has been Rushton's Oil intro
duced, which is not in any way connected with
Rushton. Clark l. Co, the only representatives. of
that firm being HEGEMAN. CLARK 4 CO.
The genuine Oil of Hegsman, Clark & Co. for sale
by PURCELL, LADD CO., and by Druggists geR.
orally in Richmond and throughout Virgins.
fe IS-d&wSm
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CHAMPAGNE WINE.-We have haen

| ( !HAMPAGNE WINE.-We have haar
~ appointed by the Importer of the csIshr...s
Eugene cliqaot" CHAMPAGNE Wine A,.n,a
Lynchburg. e'o''Duis ana
:. This is ons of the best Wines imported. w. ..r
u mere ct same prices charged by the imoortar In
view YORK We call the attention of dealers mar.
ucniarly to this Wine N' par
RoYALL 4 sNoDGRAss
Merchandise Brokers, Pearl st.. below Carv.
my Tim RirhrronA ".
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OFFICE OF THE j. r. AND K. CO.,
" MAY 1sr, 1855-For the purpose of repairing
Locks Nos 20 and 40, on the First Division of the
canal she navigation will be stopped at those two
pons on the Goth inst, at sundown and will not be
opened again until the 18th of June it will then
main open until the 9th of June. when 1t will be
of July.
For the purpose of laying new prs in Locks Nos
4, S and 6, the navigation will tbtspped between
those three Locks on the 22d inst and be opened
again ON the Monday following.
By order Of the Beard of Directors.
u. L. CHTNN,
mp dim Superintendent OF Repairs
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OUT OF THE FRYING PAN INTO
" THE FIRE.-A certain cure for certain dis
ease is LEONARD'S DOLLAR CORDIAL. Lose
no time and try it. have used it with the greatest
success in practice In Tendon upon thousands OF per
sons The usual time to effect q cure lie three DAYS
and no hindrance from business
To be had of L. B THOMAS, Broad street, Shockoe
Hill, and of ali Drug ests ia Richmond ap Is
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T. PEMBE RTON,
MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
OFFERS for sale (for Cash) the follows

" lowing Goods
Seine Irvine, all Nos; Seine Thread 81, Nos,
Seine Lines. various lengths and sizes
Carpet Warp, all colors
Cotton Yarns; Cotton Batting, all numbers
cotton and Wool Cards, all numbers
Dupont's Sporting Powder
Shot, all sizes
English and American Gun Caps
with well selected assortment of GROCERIES
shted to the Trsde-all, or any part of which will
De sold at very small ADVANCE for caah - Ia
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limited STATES HOTEL,
~ MAIN STREET RICHMOND. VA


The undersigned, formerly proprietor Of the
Fountain Hotel, Baltimore, and Congress Hall, Phi
ladelpha, would respectfully inform his friends and
the travelling public that he has leased the UNI
TED STATES HOTEL, Richmond Va. This
House 10 now in complete order, and will compare
fayorably in every respect with any other Hotel in
the eligible location being convenient to business
ana ne oiGe'sn' me looms ms large any ana
Summer house in the city of Richmond. All the
proprietor asks il a trial.
r. COACHES will be Ia attendance at the va.
rious Depots and Steamboat landings, convey pas
ser gel to the Hetel
~ FARE ST. so per day.
ap 30-dlm& wSm P. THURSTON,
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DOLLARDS RHEU MATIC LINZ

DULLAhDO hdEU M a L L u LINZ
l. MENT-WHAT PEOPLE THINK OF IT
ABROAD-In a letter recently received from
gentleman In Monroe, the following s given a. his
opinion of Pollard's Liniment. He says:
I'm regard to the Nerve and Bone Liniment pre-
pared by you, 1t surpasses anything of the kind
ever saw. As soon as l got home commenced using
1t on an old servant woman, who had been laid up
for three four years with rheumatism in her feet
and legs and greater part of the time perfectly
helpless-w with limbs very much swollen every
change of weatber-aud by the time she had used
three bottles the swelling had nearly subsidized, and
she that better than she has been for years
shall spare pains in letting my friends know of
il Virtues"
For sale by PURCELL, LADD L. CO., Bennett
Beers, Adie l. Gray. Duval & Norton, w. p. Ladd,
L. B: Thomas. and Druggists generally throughout
the city. zt ny5
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BACON 4. BASKERVILL.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
RECE1VE Consignments of Tobacco,
~ Flour. Corn, Wheat &c, and give their per-
sonal attention to sales of same and keep constantly
on hand large and general assortment of Greceries
Seed, Peruvian Guano, sc. fe 2-dGwt
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4 yEhIA hin CUnC TOn % q OH D.
~ "RIcHmoND Nov. q, 1871 have tried nearly
all the cough dies of the day, and have hest
tation In saying that believe MRS. A. B. DAVIS
ton of the kind now In u.e and as family medicids
almost Indispensable. T.. WARREN"
MRS. DAVIS Cough REMEDY.-We eau speak of
the virtues of this medicine from the book, having
witnessed its operation in bad cough. in which 1t
afforded speedy and decided relief-Rseh Repub
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett Z Beers
Alex Duval, Paterson t. Jackson, ChsE. Milispaugh
z. J. Picot, A. Bodeker and Charles d. Yale.
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-- MI9CHLHANHOU0.
CELLING OFF! SELLING OFF {
JONES & POTTS,
No 16Q Main strAet.


Oder their immensc stock of
FURNIT URE,
At pris cost from this date TO the lat day Of Juns,
Intending to close out the whole stock, preparatory
y CORINTHIAN HALL, .
At which place they are now arranging. and VIII
shortly exhibit the most extensive, varied ana mag
nifcent assortment Of
CHAMBER AND COTTAGE FURNITURE
EVER ExHIBITED SOUTH.
STORE No. 1863 FOR RENT.
ap 1S-dtlJune -
CHAS. II. LANGLEY, Tin and Sheet
~ Iron Manufacturer, 18th street, between Main
and Cary, Richmond, Va
GAS FITTING AND FIXTURES,
Steam Pipes for Churches Public Buldings &e.,
Metallic Roofing, Gut ering aud 6poutins. put
up in any part Of the city ef equity Eth arr
nOGGEIT & ANDERSON, UPHOL-
~ sTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS, Con.
NER OF GOVERNOR AND franklin 6Ts-. are nov
receiving for the Spring and Summer trade 2 full
and elegant stock Of French and Amercan Paper
HsnRipas, Borders Fire Screens and Curtain Papers
of the newest styles from the best factories. Also
Floor and Table Oil Cloths all qualities white, check
and Cocoa Mattings; Curtain Damssk and Trimming
Muslin and Lace Curtains; Window shadesi Curled
Hair and Shuck Mattresses; Feather Beds 6olsters
and Pillows. best quality; Hair Cloth; Sofa Springs
Webbing, &C., which will be sold on the most res
sonable terms, and Paper Hangirg and Uphosteiing
promptly attended to and faithfully executed in town
or country. continuation of patronage received ID
respectfully solicited, with our best endeavors to
merit the same. mn <4-oom
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.-OFFIoE VIRGI-
~ MA r and NJ INs. Co.-Richrnond, LIST Nav
I855-The Board of Diercton of this Company have
of the earnings of the past six months III per cent
additional earnings being reserved,) payable to the
tockholders; or their legal agents. after the
18th nst until which time the transfer book will be
closed. THOS. NJ ALFRIEND.
my l-dtl5 -Y Secretary
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WARM WEATHER WAREs.-W.,.-

Coolers, Cream Freezar. 30 osoA
nashs sprinksrs. Water Buckets, Cspni.tsro mp Up
Ensneies s k so5tsbls Summer Ranges Furnacs.
Zine Wash Boards, Ovens Ksttls SoIss Ihoastsrs,
aai Tea Kettles; Suction, Force and Chain Pumn,y
fmss Ssreen and Fire Engines, Hydraulic aspp.'
LEG ripe, &c Tor sale at the Stove and Tin Wa.
fsc.o,y' i4o Main street, near the Exchange RAM
up <-Im GEORGE STA y pMm
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GEORGE w. READ. $. II. LESTER,
DEAD & LESTER, Attornies at Law,
IL will attend guarly all the Courts of Halifax
Pittsylvania and Henry, Virginia, and will attend to
the Collection of Claims in the adjoining coun ties Of
North Carolina.
e. Office Crsghead street, Danvtlle, Va.
Or,