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PUBLIC NOTICE..
RUSHTON CLARK g. CO.'S

GENUINE MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL,
For Consumption, Scrofula, &c.
THE late firm of RUSHTON, CLARK
l. & CO. being dissolved by the death of w. L.
RUsHToN, (the only Rushton ever connected with
IN future be prepared only by HEGEMAN, CLARK
CO., surviving partners and sole successors. II
Mr.. Clark who went to New Foundland to su.
perintend its manufacture and he is the only Drug.
gst who ever went from the United States for that
purpose; and a. he will continue his supervision o.
that branch Of cur business, we will warrant Oil
pure and genuine. As auccess in its use depends
ppon s purity. be particular to see that the sigma
ture of -HEoEMAN. CLARK 4 CO is over the
cork of each bottle. Hundreds of persons who had
been using the Oil of other makers, without sue
have been restored to health by the Pure Oil
of our manufacture.
Be particular, in ordering, to specify HEGEMAN,
CLARK CO., for many persons have initiated
eur aGyle OF bottle and label, for the purpose OF
paming of an inferior article; and since Mr.. Rush
IONS death, there has been Rushton's Oil intro
duced, which 10 not in any way connected with
R4shton. Clark l. Co the only representatives. OF
thxt hrm being HEGEMAN. CLARK co.
The genuine Oil of Hegeman, Clark & Co. for sale
by PURCELL, LADD CO., and by Druggists ges.
orally In Richmond and throughout Virginia.
fe 1S-d&w5m
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Correspondents ofthe Dispatch. II
ESCAPE OF A PRISONER FROM JAIL-PAR-
ALYSIS-POLITICS

LTNCHBURG, April 10.
DEAR DIsP ATcH :-Albon Fisher managed BY
some means to get out of jail yesterday, about IL
o'clock, while all our citizens were at church and
everything quiet, and has not beens cen nor heard
of since. He is charged with robbng one of his
cluntry friends of SIS. after getting him drunk.
His friend came to town to see the elephant"
One of our most esteemed citizens, Mr.. Joseph
B. Nowlin, was struck last Friday with paralysis,
and has not spoken since. a
Nearly every one Il complaining of some sort Of
sickness; our city ID altogether rather unhealthy
at this time. attribute it to the high degree Of
heat to which politics have attained
Yours. HERNANDEZ.
p. s. I am informed Gleason and Quinlin, two
other prisoners, made their escape at the same
time. They managed TO get out By forcing back
the bolt Of the lock and then raising the chain with
q stick. They also forced the outer door Of the
jail aud escaped into the street. f4s
They were pursued and one of them was taken
in Ives swamp. There were four other prisoners
10 the Same room who made no attempt to escape.
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SWISS EMIGRANTs.-The American Consul at
Zurick made complaint to the American Consul at
Havre, that about 300 poor Swiss were about to be
sent via that port to America. This complaint
baing made known to the Swiss consul at Havre,
that officer make an explanation to Mr.. Vesey, our
consul there. This explanation Ia given as fol-
lows In letter from the Swiss consul at Havre to
the Swiss consul General at Washington, who com
mun.c ated it to the Washington STAR
That there were, properly speaking, no poor
-or, rather destitute-Swiss, as each belonged to
some district or commune, which was bound TO re-.
csive him at any time.
2 The qualifications of Swiss citizen never
cease, no matter in what country heis.
That the emigrants In question were each
entitled on their arrival In New Orleans to the re-
ceipt of fifty francs.
4 That there was no law In existence which
could bar such emigrants the privilege.
Lastly That consul of the United States was
the last person supposed would knowingly offer
any objections.
Il being satisfactory, the three hundred Swiss
leave to morrow in the ship Globe for New Or
leans.
Ia 1t sinful to be poor
Is poor man necessarily pauperl
Cripples are NOT allowed to leave their commune
In Switzerland unless they have ample means.
Times are very severe In Switzerland, 90 that
men are often obliged to work for six cents DAY.
Why should not the United States receive emil
grants who like their fellow republicans, the Swiss,
are proyerbiai for their Industry aud sobriefy,
though they be poor.
APPOINTMENTS IN NWAsHINGToN.-Hugh Pc
ters. Connecticut, $1,000 clerkship In Pension Blu
reau.
w. E. Patton, of Wisconsin, frst class clerkship
10 same.
w. w. Selden, District OF Columbia, sl20o clerk
shin In Treasuror,s office
Daniel T. Jenks Pennsylvania, $l200 clerkship
Ia Pension Bureau.
CouRT OF CLAIms.-Judge Lumpkin, OF Georgia
having accepted his appointment to q Judgeship 10
the Court Of Claims, that court will organize Thurs
day, In Washington.
DECLINING ApPoINTmRsTs.-A Washington let
ter says:
Very many of the new army appointments
taken from the regular officers, VIII. 10 thought
be declined. They prsierring to hold their pre-.
sent position in Artillery fegtmenn 70 accepting
others grade or two higher IN tho Csvairy sno
Infantry arms Of the service.
sIsxrNs OF BaYrrsH VRssEL BIZ WHALE.--
The London shipping Gazette OF the xosh msIen 70.
publishes an account of the loss OF the nrilisr
schooner Waterloo, of Portmadoc. wnlcn we'
sunk in the North Sea by whale striking her oos
tom powerful blow With hh head.
{ HIGH PRIc1 ros TosAcco --Ons lot Of fve hogs
hssds lssf tobacco Ke1tucky) was sold ~ fset9,
eents per pouud, bringing the handsome llttle sun
Of one thOssand and ninety.seven doIiors an4 nsne
.even eeees. 3sa =
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CPRING STOCK FINE WATCHES.-

CPRING STOCK FINE WATCHES
~ We have on hand, just received, . large supply
of fine Gold Watches, the most of which were Inn
ported expressly for us, and will compare favoraby
with any stock offered for sale in this city Per-
sons In want of anything In their line assured
that better stock to select fom of every descrip.
We have adopted, and intend to abide BY the one
price system In conducting our busness consequent
ly cur profits are necessarily small. Purchasers,
call.
We warrant every article We sell, and will gusran-
tee satisfaction in all cases. 49,
We respectfully invite the public to examine our
stock. MYERS & JANKE,
ap11 I f54 Main st.
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SANDS SUIT IN EQUITY History Of Suit
In Equity, a. prosecuted and defended in the Vir.
ginis State Courts and in the United States Circuit
Courts. By Alexander II. 6sndA ESQ.,, C0unseller at
e400.
This work II intended to supply the yousg men Of
the egal profession with hsnd.book TO guide them
in the prosecution snd defence of suits In equity In
reference this object the writer traces the history
Of suit in equity from IT. bseianss. through its ".
The Virginia Appendix, besides ecnfsinipe sum
mary Of legal dseidons By the Virginia CesIf OF Az
pesls &C., affecting equity plesdin and ne prscscs.
murrers Pleas, beersea he, he. The practical
potes also found In the appendix. Will nlske the
vork = valusble sads sseenn % the pYecti&ionsr.
- :. A. MORRIS, Riehmond,
.,fa-St 9 esss1s1 Es 81 ~ puhUaher
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CONFESSION OF BAKER, THE MURDERER OF
PooLF.-The argument to admit the accessories O.
the Poole murder to bail, was continued In New
York, Saturday. The counsel for the prisoner
said he had received letter from Baker, admitting
the killing of Poole, but declaring that it was done
In self defence.
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MEDICAL CONVENTION OF GKoRGIA--The State
Medical Convention oil Georgia commenced In Co.
lumbus on Thursdsy last. DR.. L. A. Dugas was
elected President An Intellectual attempt was made
to ascertain the quantity of opium used in the
State, and the Convention adjourned.
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JApANEsx BAaGE.-Among the articles brought
by the U. s. storeship Southampton, from the Pa.
cifc, 10 Japanese Barge, intended a. present to
President Pierce 1t Il from 40 to As feet long and
the hull, which il built OF cypress, or wood very
much resembling II, tapers forward to . sharp
bottom h nearly fiat. giving her stern an appears
ance similar to that Of scow. Above her water.
line the plAnking IL square, or very sightly aring,
aud Il laced to the hull with iron bolts Her stem
and bowsprit are formed Of one plank. running
from the bottom of the hull lshe has no keel| to
about ak feet beyond the point Of the bows Across
her stern II . strong block, having Z hole to re-
ceive the oar by which she Is steered Tho blades
Of her oars are grooved, forming sort Of scoop,
and are securely fastened to thepoles or handles:
rigging. - -.
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ExrKNsiVE FRAuD.-By the steamer America
aivices have been received to the effect that forged
bills OF iading OF james Nichols, Of Charleston,
have been received In Liverpool, to the extent of
The fraud consists In the addition of huns
dreds to units 10 the body Of the bills, after they
mad been signed by the shipper, which made it ap-
pear that bis shipments greatly exceeded the real
ity. Upon the false bills he obtained his advances
10 accordance with what seemed to be their value
The fraud was detected on this side too late to re-
medy il or to secure the rogue, who has operated
in New Orleans quite extensively on the same
scale.
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HORRIBLE MuRDER.-On Friday night last, q
man named Simeon Barney residing about nine
miles below Cincinnati took up an axe, and In a
fit of rage murdered his wife. He deliberately left
the spot and had not been arrested
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AcauIrTED.-Captain John S. Brightman was
fried before the United States District Court, In
Savannah, Ga, Friday last, for smuggling and was
acquitted.
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SUICIDE FOB LovE-Mr. Gillis of Salem, Mass. :,
returned Californian, shot himself dead on
Thursday evening, on the steps of gentlemens
residence In Cambridge. He was In love with a
young lady in the house who refused to marry
him.
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HEAVY Loss.-The loss by the burning of the
New York and Erie Railroad depot, at Jersey City,
Saturday will amount to $50 600
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DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EX

hAILE1'S MAGICAL PAIN u x >
II TRACTOR will subdue pain and inflammation
from the severest burns scalds, in from one to
twenty minutes. and will heal the wounds without
Rheum, Infammatory Rheumatism, Cuts. Wounds,
Bruises, Scald Head, Corns and Bunions, Erydpelas,
Sprains, Swelngs Felops, Chilblains, Bites Of In
Eruptions, and all other infammatory and cutaneous
diseases where the parts affected can be reached.
new steel plate LABEL and signed by H. DALEY, Ma
ker, and c. y. Clickney L. Co., Proprietors to guard
against the numerous counterfeits In nearly every
store. 4zEs as u 6,s{ a.
BENNETT BEERS, Druggists, are tho only
authorized agents for the sale of the genuine new
STYLE and they furnish the trade ct propetors pr-
ces. Retail price only Csc. . box. NH 26-d&w6m
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

q The ejaculation Of the DAILY DlsPATCH
snoSeds eonsidersey that OF ailths Daily Of
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pUSHTON'S COD LIVER OIL.-The

RUSHTON'S COD LIVER O1L.-The
~ late arm of RUSHTON, CLARK L. CO. being
dissolved by its own limitation, am now sole pro-
prietor of the genuine Cod Liver Oil which is 90
senersiy prescribed by physicians at this season for
Consumption, Coughs, Colds &c, &c.
CAUTION-In purchasng Or ordering, be care.
fal TO ssk for Rushtons, and that my name Is on
the label, ard my signature the cork OF each
botte as there are several spurious articles in the
mark ct claiming to be Rushton's.
FREDERICK V. RUSHTON
Son of the late VIM. L. Rushtou, N. York
The shove Oil for sale by DUvAL NORTON,
corner Of Main and 10th streets Bank Square Rich.
mond. an5-Sms
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TyRIMMTNGS. EMRROInERIEs- AND

l. FANCY GoODS.-J. l.. WE'LL has lust return
ed from the Northern Cities, where he has nur.
chased of the handsouest and most fssh,ops
styles of Trimmings 10 be had in the city; all of the
latest mportstions landed from the Europea ct cam.
ers whilst he was there, together with a fine and
well selected stock Of Ne edie werk Good,-sueh A.
Bands Collars, Sleeves, Gimpure Collars and setts
Ribhons Mohsir Hair Dres Jet Bracee reast.
pin. and Necklaces. Card Cases, Pogtmonnsies, Fans,
Hosiery, to which he calls the attention Of purchs.
ssr every article will be sold cheap BY calling at
]. L. WELLS
Fancy and Trimming Store,
aps-Ins lSt Broad Street
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NJ EW SPRING GOODS.-I55|

I II w bI ININO
1y entirely new stock at No. q Main street.
We have received by recent arrivals, our entire
stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS,
Comprising complete and we'll selected assortme MT
smon gst " hich will be found the most fashionable
and beautiful Styles of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
Imported. together wish splendid selection of
EL1THS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, & :.
For Gentlemen's wear; all of which have been pur.
enable US to otfer them unusually cheap.
Our friends and the public generally respectful
ly invited TO call and examine our Goods, feel
satisfied please them, both as regards quality
style and price.
J. L. SMITHER BROTHER,
sp 1l-dlm at SnelPs old stand
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CHAS II. LANGLEY, Tin and Sheet
~ Iron Msnufacturer, 18th street, between Main
and Cary, Richmond. Va.
GAS FITTING AND FIXTURES,
Stesm Pipes for Churches, Public Buildings, &c.
Metallic Roofing, Quit ering and Spopting, put
up In any part of the city or country.
WE'LL AND ARDEN PUMPS FOR SALE
mhS
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RANAWAY-From the subscriber some
~ time since, my man REUBEN. who Is about
45 years. age. rather spare, about feet inches
IN height; dark complexion, wore whskers when
Fleetwood Academy, in which neighborhood he
may perhaps be found He fermerly lived In Rich.
.s,ond. For the spprehenson of said Negro, will
aiye 6fty dollars
IS-fmt WIN ID. DICKINSON.
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&&kr eEsLHseslsa SALH1sHks a1 RAs \

AA BALTIMORE RAJ
Ek CEg-HERRING RUN
&& COUR6E.-1helRaces over
'......n-,-t the shove Course win ear,
continue FIVE days. F E1..z 's'''s az.
FIRST DAY, ggss<zL4 Z.
sao6 asDAY S.!' for four pears old
and close the Goth Of April The proUristor to az
~, ,ET provided = three or more start.
colts and flleys 500 entrance half foIfs;t r;ie
heats. TO lame and md close the 2oth day Of April.
WEDNEsDAY-Propristor Purse s5Oe. tbre.
mile heats. ~o'>' '"1ee
4 THIRD DAY. 81
THURSDAY-Club Purse $1,000; four mile hast,
FOURTH DAY
FRIDAY FkiDAY = Proprietors Purse, Ss00 two mile
FIFTH DAY. 5ss ss4sf -.l4 9 =
SAToHDAY-A 6weepstake for three year old
colts and hlleyE $3.50 entrance, half forfeit: mile
heats the Proprietor to add $3.50 provided three Or
April. -s - sAe Ao'n osy oi
.p l7-4t q CALVIN GREEN, ProprietOr
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FiLIBusrEns.-Judse Campbell of the U. S.
Circuit Court for the Southern District Of Alabama
on the 10th ult, charged the Grand Jury with esps
cal reference to the fitting out of expeditions 10
this country. to wage war upon the dominions of
another power, and also to the fact Of foreign pow
era enlisiing troops 10 the United States.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH,
BY J. A. COwARDN,

The DAILY DISPATCH is served to subscsibers
at SIX AND oUARTEk cENTSrER WEEK, payable to
the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing, e4s year IN
advance.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH 10 Issued every Fri.
DAY. and mailed to subscribers at 81 perannuni.
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MICRO SHor AT WELDON, N Con Sunday
morning about 10 o'clock the citizens of Weldon, N
C., were thrown into great excitement, BY The
snooting.of negro boy, belonging to DR.. Clemens,
o. tnss place. IL appears that difficulty Of tri-
Wal nature, had occurred between white boy
named Robert Fraiser, and the negro, when the
former hred at the latter with gun, the whole
ioad lodging In the negro boys mouth tearing part
OF his nose OF, knocking out two or three teeth
and injuring him very much. Medical assistance
was promptly rendered by tho owner Of the boy
Young Fraiser was arrested but admitted to bail.
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nRY GOODS STORE

The subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public generally, that he has removed 10 the
store No. IFS, Broad street, I'd tenement frcm the
corner Of 6th. 5is9 ssAg aas ~
He has now open an entirely now stock Of SPRING
,stv ~ hs fonnS n ,v Gno. .o,. al ef ~hish
be will sell - low ~ they can be bought of any
house In this city, Bssl lsaS
extended to him heretofore he sssures that effort
on his part shall bs wanting to merit eontinuanes
of the same. VAL. COHEN,
an 16-d6tt A Nfs@E ssz 81 ITS Bread &C.
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Sole PropIietors, Richmond, Va.
s

:, hICHMoND, JanudrY TO- IBoo.
Messrs. Dove Co.-For about seven years my
negro boy, Simon, had ulcer ON the shin bone Of
one Of his legs he had had the very best medical ad.
vice. and the stricest attention from my self the
has been repeatedly poutced and burnt iih ceustc;
at intervals whist giving applying medicine he has
been kept on low Diet and also kept perfectly quiet
with the limb elevated; sometimes the sore would
be as large ss the palm of mans hand, and at others
no larger than half dime and even when it has at
tanned this sn all size would break out again. l be-
came certainly discouraged about it, and one day
while in your store, asked you W hat must do for
ttyou gave ms bettle of your Turf OIL and after
healed Previous to the time of using it. he had lost
months from his work, but since, he has never
lost single day. will add that have expended
useiessy on his limb about two hundred and fifty
dollars and it gives pleasure to add to the many
you have this testimonial of the virtues of your Turf
Oil. Very respectfully Sc SHELTON
. A copy-pubhshed BY permission from lady OF
this city. NH 3l-dGcts
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RICHM OND, Vll
WEDNESDAY, MoRNINo, o,......ApRIL hal ,as.


MANUFACTURED Wan News The New York
Evening Post published q statement day or 10
since, to the effect that there would be war with
spain 10 ninety days, and that the government
was concentrating troops 10 Florida for an attack
on Cuba. The correspondent OF the Post professed
% have Secretary Guthrie for his authority. The
washington Star, of Monday, pronounces the
whole story an unmi,igated falsehood, and th.t
Mr.. Guthrie has written to no one any thing, out
OF which such conclusions could be drawn. 1t
also says that no troops have been ordered to Flo
rida since December last when the condition of
the Govsrnment's relations 10 that quarter made =
necessary to add TO the number for years kept
tnere, up to hat.time, by the addition of two
companies OF artillery. Since then, none others
have been ordered to that quarter nor IL there are
any idea now entertained of sending more to
Florida. ass
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TRUE TURF OIL.-For cid Sores ,

Il every description, on Man or Beast. One tet .
spoonful equal to an ounce of any preparsti n
known.
Bruises and Sprains Ulc and Fellons, Scads and
Burns, Sore Legs and Chiiblains, Fresh Cut Wounds
Cramp and Tett Stings Of Insects, Wounds under
the Nails, Infsmed Breasts Giandular Tumors, Sore
Back, Swelled Legs aud Stiffness of joints.
Warranted to cure, and no damage from exposure
to colds.
Applied to burns at once, it leaves no scar.
Price 80 and 25 cents bottle.
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&m BoNNETS, BONNETS, ct No.
ST Main ct st-Opened large assortment al
~ lsd'es and Mines Straw Bounets, which
~@~ will be sold low. ~ II. 4 -
S1LAS L. JOHNSON.
N. 3 Also. Bennett Rihbona Bonnet Lining 70. Sc.
apls - z ia E-21 8. u.
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Coon News FOR THE SIcK.-Rev. Jas.
W. Hunnicutt. editor of that popular spspsr the
Christian Banner" published at FredericksbuYg,
Va, in his editorial Of March 2sth 1855 thus speafs
OF HamptoHs Vegetable Tincture
The season OF the yesr for feebieness OF body
and general debility !. now spprosshine, and We
Celebrated Vegetable Tinsturs and can and dofe
our dxty to recommend i to ell who are dyspep-
tic or otherwise in feeble state Of health We
know the viytue, the suprMs ercsescs Of this msd-
cide for we have trisd it to the ssving Of our
health, and perhaps life also. No family should be
without this medicine. Especially in all lower vir
Einia ahouid sHampton's Tincture' be used freely.
The medicine may appear to the purchaser 70 Be
very dear at one dollar per bottle but even at that
price we consider Il the chespest edcine In Gil onr
country. We doubt very much whether II ever fails
to do good. ssfEIsEfffa
Call and get pamphlets and see cures Of Coughs.
Brouchitis, rheumatism, Liver complaint, 6cro6ula.
A. liver complaintit i unriva.led:-
Sold by o. A. 6TkECKER and PURCELL, LADD
+ co, Richmond; by DR.. COOKE, FIedsieLaburG;
by All the Druegists in Pstsrsbure; By MoRTlAER
MOWBRAY. Baltimore, and BY Druggists and
StorekeepeTs everywhere. ag.- 81 -
y One Dollar Per bottls-six bottles for o..
sff ltFfs 4 sg-4s
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N THE OPENING DAY-PAT-

NNV MIIsITNEKY
GOODS at No. 90 Maim street. nsa, NJ 81,
va CAa,{es Hotel Miss RACHEL LYON will
exhibit on Wednesday, tssh inst. a rich aud beaut,
ful assortment OF SPRING GOODS with the new
styles of Embroidered aud Plain Grape. Lace snS
Straw Hats, so universally admired and approved A.
the North. Also. new style OF Mourning Hs "a
Wells and hesd-oresses for young and old LadIes. =
eo1d assortment of Leshorn. Nespolitan and Straw
Ronuetsi with many novelties not to be found else.
where In the city.
and flreSses ,- o.
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DRAFTS GALLERY, l45 Main street.,
Il Richmond. where Portraits are taken
S 9ssg At ALL PRICES, B;.ass b.
according to quality And in addition to this to each
customer Is given due bill BY which they arc In.
sured present - a
In $4,000 Gift Enterprise!
vnh