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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-05

Kew J: Lansing Burrows, of Richmond, deliver
"a an address at the Sunday School anuiv in
fhliaaeiphia on Sunday last
'onn j. Jones has just been convicted at Burlinr.
IN low and sentenced to be hung for numbering
s aVsa'o hecordle. Is years ago.
~ sunneapolis, MIMI the bids for povernuen.
| s22 per acre -" UP LII some cases 10
me quantity Of butter sold in tho ,narto, &c
onn o'nu' curing the last year exceeded AIN
W. a'A'hS' ana produced over asO0,0O0 Nv
the clerks in the telegraph Office q. m,
70 De locked up during the tirae of business a,, =
two or three hours afterwards, SO thu, "a. ana ior
not be able to betray the secrets of customar may
Mile Rachel arrived at Charleston ON rr,...
noon, perfectly recovered. She was TO sail vas. ~
day for Havana f sa V,.ts ester
Lawrens L. Gilbert, a Frenchman, who was in.
tr odueed at Boston by Lafayette and lived There
Tor many yesrs, died at Bauge, France, on the 81
October. fs9zE 80
Miss Hume, of Williamsburg, Ia, was on trial
IN Indianapolis ON The LIST inst, on q charge OF
having robbed the mail
kf Kew. Bishop Hopkins, of Vermont has arri.
we'd IN New Orleans for the purpose of delivering
q course Of lectures there. --,fs -
Girls who amt handsome hate those who are.
whiie those who arc handsome. hate one another
"hich class has the best time OF III
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Loss of AN American ship.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 1.-The bark Isabella c.
Jones MASTER brings of the total loss of the
ship America, Capt. Berry of Biltimore from Ira
pani with a cargo of salt for New Orleans, on the
North side of Gibraltar Bayyon the 18th of October
The crew all saved. -s-a .+.,..
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An American Snil0r Seized by British Aa.
A thOrities.

NEW York, Dec. A letter received here from
Antigua states that the brig Lorenzo of Philadel-
phia, was boarded in the harbor of st. Johns, n.
B., by the British authorities and Ross, the negro
cook forcibly taken ashore under the pretext that
he was slave, restrained from his liberty Ross
protested that he was free man, and not slave.
At last accounts he was in the hands of the police
awaiting an inv estigation of his case.
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" John A. Belvin returns his sincere
thanks to his friends and the public for the liberal
share of custom in his line they have heretofore
awarded to him. His late disaster has subjected him
to heavy loss and great inconvenience; But he il
the present IN the Basement of the Metropolitan
Hail. and viii be pleased to attend to any business in
his branch Of trade. &C 2-ts
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TnI.1oRAyHfc NEWS.
REPORTER ron THE DIsrATcH.
ressioual-- Election Of Chaplain OF tEe
senate, &c.


Tonrressi onal-. Election Of Chaplain OIL the
senate, DC.
WARRINGTON. Nov. 4--Staate- in the Senate,
,odsv. Rev. II Deai, w a. elected Chaplain
ss.srlss Dnrkee Of Wisconsin,; David l. yulee 81
Florida; aud John L. Hale Of New Hampshire,
were aworn IN, aud tho Senate then adjourned
Hoase-In the House the baliotiug for speake,,
was resumed On the third ballot the vote stood
as follows:
w. A. Richardson, H., DENY ............Il
L. A. Campbell, Ohio, (Abolition) ........ 90
n. r Banks, Jr, Mass TX. N)...........,Ss
Henry II. Fuller, Pa, (Whig ........ ...,.S
Humphrey Marshall, Ky, TX. N).......... 20
SECOND DIsPArcA]
wAsuISaroS. Dec. 4-a +. M.--Nine ballots
were held in the House to-day, but with the same
result as yesterday. Henry NJ. Fuller, of Penn
Wing and American is spoken of tonight as like
iy to be elected Tomorrow by concentrating the
Whig and American vote. L. is also reported thai
the Democrats win substitute Howell Cobb. of Ga
for w. a. Richardson of Illinois, in caucus to
night So ~
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Destruction of two observation-disclosures
..[- = ~.-lIn1 Ioss of Life. 81

MEMPHIS TENN, Dec. 3-The steamer Collins
took fire at the wharf here to-day, and with the
steamer Mayfower and the wharf boat, was en-
tirely destroyed All will be total loss. 1t is ru-
mored that several lives were lost.
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~RAIG ALUM SPRINGS, Craig County

CRAIG ALUM SPRINGS, Craig County
~ NA.-Tho proprietors of these SPRING. which
have for some time past enjoyed very favorable
putaton in the counties surrounding them havc been
induced to put tho wster in barrels for tho chi
ence of inyalids IN other sections.
For the present, the price il fixed ct rate which
barely covers cost Of bnrreling and the carriage.
Its healing virtues are beyond question. Ths fol-
lowing certificate from Dr. Csrper, leading and we'll
known physician in Botetourt county Is selected from
many Of equal responsibility and force:
FINcAsTLE, BorErouRT Co., VA,
July 18th, 1855
Having been called on BY the prop-istors Of he
Craig Alum Springs" TO express my opinion OF 10
medicinal virtues hereby state, that have exsn,sn
ed the analysis of the water, ade ty Prof Boohs Of
Philadephia) and believe well adapted TO cure <t
eases requiring tonic Alternative action on the yS
markabe effected by its use In scrofulcns aaso
tons aud diseases Of the digestive ORGANS
SAMeED III. CARrER, u. d.
The water has been analyzed BY Professor BosiA'
of Philadelphia whe says
"A mineral spring OF such richness and qnssy -
the analysis indicates Will prove valuable aid 90 the
physician. It's position 10 the healthy mountain 70
gion OF Virginia, about equ-dstant from many Of ins
sulphur and other well known springs OF the sts1e
confer higher value upon the Sulphated Cbayess'
Of Craig county. Very respectfully,
| Eruptive diseases dersngemsnt Of the liver, dye
persia, SO, have yielded 70 the power OF ths nh'e
/ and prove its efficacy wherever tt has been uisa
| This very valusble water 10 for sale In esuss
80 - PURCELL. LApp q CO., Drussias.
| no 2sL-dtsif Agents for the Propriesor.
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FROM HAYTL-By the arrival at Philadelphia
of the bark Charles f. Lex, Captain HARPER. We
have Haytien news to the 18th ultimo At Aux
Cages, the business was exceedingly dull Money,
native and American produce, in very limited sun.
ply. The new coffee crop was small, and none
coming to market, owing to scarcity of labor The
Emperor had been successful among the laboring
classes in raising respectable force to march as
soldiers against the Eastern Dominican part of
the Island This recruiting paraIyzed business to
such an extent, that men cannot be found to for
II was reported that the Emperor was going to the
Eastern part Of the Island at the instance of its
President, Santa Anna, who is inclined to acoui.
esce in any honorable measure to prevent a eollis.
ion between the two governments
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BOARDING THE LIoS.-rhe Grand Duke Con
stantine seems to have some of the vigor and bold
ness of his father, the Emperor Nicholas. 1t is
stated in a Paris paper the Pays, in letter from
ST. Petersburg that in a Council of War he propo.
sed to arm and equip the whole feet of Cronstadt
Reyel, and Sweaborg, to embark 10000 men OF
force passage through the allied squadron, or
await their departure, and the moment they left the
Baltic to effect landing in Scotland or England.
The Empress opposed the enterprise, and the EN-
peror hearkened to his wifes advice. 1t is said.
however, that he has again advised it. and that his
idea is that ne could sack and burn London bury
himself and his troops under the smoking ruins of
the first commercial city of the world: This may
be only the gossip of newspaper correspondents
but if Russia had anything like the resolution and
fearlessness which animated the lit lie Dutch Re-
public of Holland in 1866, the London merchants
might be thrown into as great an excitement as
when the fearless DE Ruyter secured the English
channel, and alchoring off the mouth of the
Thames offered battle to the British feet
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THE BALLoTISG IN CoSGRRss-The following
is correct list of the results of the ballotiprs far
Speaker il the House of Representatives ON Mon.
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~ Special Notice..-The particular att
enion of the public respectfully called to the sale
THIS AFTERNOON at4 O'Clock, of very valuable
improved Real Estate on Main. between 18th and
18th streets. Also, undivided moety of a Lot on
franklin, between 10th and 2lst Streets Sec auction
head. 1f,.,..s. -ss
de 5 GODDIN L APPEHSON. Aucta.
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LOST.

r OST--On Sunday, the ID inst, on Grace,
IL Marshall or 5th street, plain GOLD BRACE
LET. The finder will be literally rewarded by leav-
ing it at this office. do 5-3t*
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e A. w. Osborne's great Picture Gale

SS A. w. OsbOfne,s NfCHf P1Ctufc GN1Ie
ry, Main street., opposite the Exchange Bank, is
known to be the finest and largest Daguerrean estab
lishment south of the Potomac river. Citizens and
strangers visiting the Fair should pay visit this
establishment, where they may obtain fkenesses in
every known style of the art from the smallest to the
largest size The ladies' will do well call and look
ut our assortment of beautiful Pearl, She'll Papier
Machie Velvet and Morocco Cases. before purchasing
elsewhere. A. w. OSBORNE,
90 3 Sign Of the American Flag.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-05

HN MuIk tED ImpfOV6m6nt,~ -. HObsOIi, OF
the American Shaving Saloon, is Furnishing up his
accommodating place for the reception of Fall and
Winter visitors-painting guiding, cerpstins, &c.-
He will soon have his place handsomely renewed. -
1t has heretofore been and viii continue to be- the
of the old the midde-aged and the young for
all who want agreeable Shave, their Hair cut
in a style unsurpassed by any ONE, will surely find
Robson or his polite employees Co. then, to Hobson
aud get clean, nice shave, your hair in becoming
Style and take good Hot Cold or Shower Bath, aud
YOU will como away better and wiser. '-e
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Anction Noflce--slil Paintinxr.--Lnr

wAucfion Notlce--OI PaintinSs..-Lnrus
& SHINE will sell at auction, this "WEDNESDAY
morning largo aud choico collection of Oil Pant-
ings, which they invite the attention OF conno-
ii O'Clock. ft91 FL
TERMs-S5o and over, month";, for approved me-
gotiable paper.
See Catalogues. Sales Room, Ist floor, "a Main ct.
IA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-05

FRENCH CoNsULs The President has recog.
nized Francisque Charles Alphonse sacathen de-
Laforest to be consul of France at Ph;Iade,pbis
and Jules EttieIine to be consul of France at Bos
tim A|SS
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Fatal Fire---Three Children Burned to
DealfH.

ALBANY, n. Y, Dec. 4.-On Sunday morning the
dwelling of Mrs Spilman near here, was destroyed
by fire. Three small children of Mrs. S. persisted
in the flames. .-I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-05

CHEAP CARRIAGEs.-A committee of the Com
mon Council of New York has reported in favor of
legislative sanction to proposed company for
running oinnibusses for the conveyance and trans
portation Of baggage and passengers between rail.
road depots steamboat landings and hotels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-05

The citizen. of Tye River Warehouse Nelson.
hssc contributed SIS to the Norfolk and Ports
month fund st - ~
The Alabama Conference has endorsed the
Lynehourg College and collected $1,000 towards an
endorsement TO it. -,
Alex Gait, the artist has received several orders
r-~--~ " SessAAN oton;
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The SEQUEL OF A BIGAAY CAsE-Dr. Sand.
ford, who was tried and acquitted in the PhIadeI.
pha courts last week for bigamy, was received at
me depot Newark, on his return on "Wednesday
evening, by some two hundred friends. and escar3.
cheers o ~ A'n0
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81 TIE FIRE IN NoRFoLK.-We yesterday noticed
the destruction by fire. on Sun day, of the old City
Hotel in Norfolk. Eleven small frame tenements
owned by Jas. Barry, Esq. were destroyed at the
same tine. Several collins in the City Hotel
which was recently the Howard Hospital" were
burned f aFa
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BOARDING.

u OARDlNG.--I would Inform the menu
- beTs Of the Legislature and ether friends from the
country, that am again at my own resdence, whore
should be pleased TO accommodate them with BOARD
during the winter on 4th street. between Broad and
Marshall SITS. deS-3t - ISAAC L. CAREY.
R NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of the LegisIa.
- ture wishing to obtain board in prIvats board.
comfortable rooms, upon reasonablo terIns at the
Prescott House, two doors above the Banks haze
also two very desirable rooms Tor families that
ing to render their stay in my house as pleasant and
comfortable as any other boarding house in the city
Al ask is atrial viii be pleased to take several
day boarders also. Ny charges win be moderate.
de 4-St
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: Jadge Bayly. of Virginia, is in Waslup,ou h,,,
is said wiz leave in few day for the South and
spend the winter at Havana and Santa Cruz. His
health s still very precarioua.
son of Hon L. Dayton, Of Trenton was struek
on the head q few days since with a "shinneyr
STICK, while playing and injured so as to cause
death on Sunday.
MISS Albertine the actress, was badly hurt at
Nasnyn!e Tenn. last week by falling through one
"Preneh Spy" 10 = = - = = ~
lssas MisAie: editor Of the Camden IN. - Dem.
's.a'' oea IN fhhadeaphia, Saturday night
a. DR.. A. III, Stevens has resigned hi. ~. n.
cert q the College Of physicians and surrcons a.
ne value Of foreign goods imported int n.
son OF Boston during the week ending an S.,..s
ssy last, amounted 10 e4la257 '~su'
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"a. 40 ii,a Cifizens of RichmOnd and

~ To the Citizens OF Richmond aAd
Strangers WAITING the citylf your wish to get your
Hair cut in latest and most approved and
your Whiskels changed TO most beautiful blucl or
brown eo!el--then call on Hobson under the AiIeIi-
Gun HateI. Hot cold and shower Baths cum be had
ct ull hours tom o'clock to ~ p H. Sins!e
bath u cents Or tickets tor 81. Entrance Oh 18th
street 70. s.t s-t-. .,.,.... --.ete r.+ oc ~
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There being ll3 votes necessary for a choice o.,
the first ballot, and Il2 on the last, and no choice
having been made, the House, on motion. ad.
toErned iss- ~. . .=- eos.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, }
WING BUILDING,
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL BOOKS, i
! Y elegant bindings; just received by

n
The Foreign Tour of Brown, Jones and Robinson,
nv Belgium Switzerland and Italy; by JDole cloth,
gilt. .....-...
The Gallery of Byron Beauties; Turkey morocco,
gilt extra
The Waverley Gallery; Turkey morocco, gilt extra.
The Deserted Village; do do do
The Book of Ruth, illustrated by the Lady Angus
ia Cadogan; cloth, gilt. 80 'ef2 f-- 5@ef e'r
The Book of RaphaePs Cartoons cloth, plain
Anecdotes of Dogs; by Edward Jesse; cloth. plain.
Robin Hood. 2 Vols; cloth, plain. +s.
The Works of Quintus Horatus Tlaccus; clio. plain.
The Works of Publus Virgius Marc; cloth, plain.
Young's Night Thoughts; Turkey morocco, extra
gilt de 5-3t
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a hEDUCED PRlCEs.--lloliss, Vel.
4 vets. Noire Antique aud Sam for Coal. 81
Trimmings for saipe; at '-s
as . J. MILLHIsER 1 BROS.
Ln!Msn ROsE bOA P--,Tks 1,e1f eIe-
- SAN Sosp eyer oiersd in or city; for sale by
sss,ss. s! DuvAL 4 NORTON, Dfuegists.
10 2 18th and Main streets !
RlCHMOsD GROUND FI.AETEK-For
sA'e W e. II. sKiNKER 4 CO.,
Gary street.
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10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or the Legfsia-
ID and Others wanting Board viii find quiet and
pleasant roonis by applying to Mrs T. s. MORTON,
on 18th street, between Grace and Franklin.
dc sIw*
llOARDING.--A (.enfIensHn and Lady re
L have comfortable Board in very convenient aad
senteei part of the city. Also members Of the Ls
Frenklin street. between 9Th and sth I'd door fom
the corner Fest Of eth, nearly opposite the Rev Mr.
Reid's Church 30 DESC
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NANNY FERNS NEW BOOK
Il ..s es.ffi- - ROSE CLARK

Is ready-Price, ssl.25. -g.z
Internationally the most popular authoresa of the
present day, is Fanny Fern Every enc has read aud
admired Ruth Hail. her last work aud first continu
Gus tale In the language of leading periodical 1t
created the most profound sensation of any book Is
sued during quarter OF century," Of her new book
ready, Rose Clark" it is only necessary to say
that all who have yet it have been asonished and
delighted to find it greater and better work
nbsorbngly interesting and brilliantly fascina
ting than even ruth Hail."
For sale by GEO. M. WEST,
de 5-2t Nos 5 and 6 Exchange Place.
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~ An,brotypes, or Pictures Hermcfrfe
cay sealed between two gasses the great beauty and
durability oftbis style of picture should
mend them 20 every For family groups and
small children there is process well adapted a.
the Arnbrotyps and where are the pictures taken
80 perfect 90 delicate, and 80 life-like as at
de ~. n ID. l.. SlMOES.s
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MhRH1RD.

AT Jarnssss 4iosei in WeliM n. @ the "a III ],
81 Miss MANY OlNDAvts, bofh Of Msnehesters 4
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FANNY FERNS NEW WOKK-: For sale

l. at
Bookstore and Bindery.
Reeds Lectures English History and Tragic Poe.
try. as illustrated by Shakespeare. $..25. '-a
Edith Allen. or Sketches of Life In Virginia by
Lawrence Neville. ST. .=i.- 49,
The Prison of Welterwelden and Glance at the
East Indisn Archipelago, by w. M. Gibson plates.
5 l.50. Il ... .... ..-''..-. I
Klosterheim, or the Masque; by De Quincy. Use.
Henrietta Robinson; by ID. Wilson. Use.
The Letters of Madame De Sevisne to her Daush-
ter and Friends; edited by Mrs =. J. Halo. $l.25.
Estele Grant the Lost Wife 81. ~
The Elm Tree Tales; by +. J. d. Smith. 81.
Caste, Story of Republican Equality; by s. A.
Story, jr. $l.z5. " =. .es-I E 4s.FE 70. e.-.s
Cora and the Doctor, Revelations Of Physicians
Wife. 81 .5..-t H.. - s-s.st.. ID s,ts-
Rose Clark by Fanny Fern. SIPS. -.
The Song of Hiawatha; by H. w. Longfellow. s
The Exhibition Speaker, containing Farces, Dia-
IoSues, Tableaux, &c; by P. A. Fitzgerald plates-
IS cts. ta-I ff-t7 1877 .-4 a-- Eit
Aspiration. an Autobiography of Girlhood; by Mrs
Manners. ST.. .-ssg
/ Amy Lee, or Without and Within. ST.. ~
Crotchets and Quavers, or Revelations of an Opera
Manager in America; by Max Msretzek. 81.
de E--.9t
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~The Poetry of Phvsic

cFThe Poetry of Physic..-Ayer's Pills,
glide, sugarshod the palate but their energy,
although wrapped ups there and tells with giant force
the very foundations Of disease There are thou
sands of sufferers who would not wear their dstem-
pers f they know they could be cured for Is ctstry
Ayers Pills and you win know it.
Purify tho blood and disease will be starved out
Cleanse ths system from impurities and you are
cured alresdy..
Take this best of all Purgatves. and Scrofula In
digestion, Weakness, Headache, Backache, Sideache
Jaundice, Rheumatism, Derangernens of the Liver,
which purgativs remedy can reach, fly before
them like darkness before the sun. Z. 7sSf -
Reader. if you suffering from any of the nuu1er
complaints they cure, suffer no mere-the remedy
has been provided for you, and it il criminal to neg
iect it.
That AYERS CHERRY PEcToRAL 10 the best medi-
cine for Cough is known to the whole world and that
AYERS PILLS are the best of all Pills, known to
these who have-used them.
Prepared by DR.. J. C. AVER, LOWELL Mass, and
sold by PURCELL, LADD CO., Wholesale and re-
tail, Richmond, Va. rs no 30eod&c2m
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$40, 600 s sSnrN ~ n E uosrfs. Is
scrLsrs Intending TO make achaaye in their oasss1
the Let of January nsxt viii sell their entire
Ready made Clothins At cost for cash. We 90 -
put this advertisement in for effect but me syoS
must BE- seid and we win sell them st cest toY eass
3. MERCHANTS WEISiGEh
nole - = III Main street
sNHlRD SUPPLY OF THIS hkA SOS ~. ~
1 the new STORE Of K. CAMP 4 cos q nr ~.
HEeet--wa bse leave 10 inform she siadioe o. ~.
city and surrounding eeantEy. that ~ are aas M
pared end are Offering tho greatest ndsssmepn = ~
lima ever before offered il this wasket Our 9ees :,
xoos Just Suitable toF the sssson eoassts q Lss's
Dre. Goods Fancy 0oedx kesutfal Bingham As.s ~
- Gs oens1s Mise MpslinA plain and heaSsd = ~ ~
Trimminss, an styles, such q Flush; Mote Aa.qss
AsA vslvets eant be s1rpassSd IN price NOR asssy
can So0nl ma Be convinced; and We confidently eel~'
that you ean't heip ffea baysna tAsaa 80 10
no 70 y CA1S =
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TCurtain Coods-Second SuppIy-JEO
y. REGNAULT, 1872 Main street, has just receives
per steamer Jamestown, second supply of SATIN d
LANES, DAMAsKs, Muslin And LACE CURTAINS
TAssELs AND: HooPs; also q splendid assortment o
WISDow SHADES. all which will be sold upon reason
able terms, and made and hnng in Q style not 70 b
exceled. de 4-lw
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M6NrtOE BUILDING FUND association will
take place tat Saunders Hall THIS EVENING, at7
o'clock precisely. Filming hour, u O'Clock.
i The Board are also requested to be present.
. do silt B. W. sTARKE, See'y.
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" BatcheiOr's Hair Dye..-The Original,
Reliable, True aud Natural-beyond all question the
BEST-neyer fades or fails TO dye brown or black,
true TO nature without tho least injury to skin hair
BATCHELoRS old established Wig Factory, 23s.
Broadway, New York. so - :
For sale by isis BENNETT L. BEERS.
no O-dl2t No. 125 Main St, Richmond Va
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ry- Manchester Cotton and WoOl Mang-
ytcIrRfac CoMPArY.-An adjourned meeting Of the
stockholders Of fhis Company will be held tbs Ex-
CHANCE HOTEL on THURSDAY, the 9th inst |.
at O'Clock r. NJ. w. II. POWERS, Agent. I
a. iii -
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e Removal...Dr. Wnrirg has remove,
his Office to two doors below Trinity Church. Frankli
street, where he may be found at all times when no
absent on professional business. no 2a--lm
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II Rockbridge {Va.) Alum Pills. for the
cure Of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint the Diseases Of
Females, and General Debility. prepared from tlie
Mass obtained by evaporation of the Water at the
Rockbrdge Alum Springs, Va.
The Pills possessing in concentrated form. all
the virtues of the celebrated Rockbridse Alum Wa
ter, have been found singusry successful in curing
the above diseases, and is neat and convenient me-
tbod of securing its good results 5 8 ,s1e4-,..i
Price Sl.0o Also, R0CKBRlDGE ALUM MASS,
for sale in any quantity. by
BENNETT & BEERS, Druggists,
Sole Agents for the sale of the Rockbridgc Alum
Water, Pills and MaH Terms cash. no 3e--lm