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APRTNosRAcre
FAIRFIELD SPRING RACES, FOR SIS

FAIRFIELD SPRING RACES FOR s5s
ANAS WILL commence on
eEy> On tks 6rst TUESDAY i. Is
LAY. and continue far 6 vs
s,., sr DssYA az sweepstsks for sysan old Colts end
ths .Oo entrance, half forfsi and closed with
w II. Gibbin names oh. Z n;.. I'm. \, ;,,,
oienSoe; out of Sally Ward. = mp
Bowl. sre Hs1 asmss Oh By Tsllyho dam BY Trustee
out Of Lilly. As"es 81. .. Union. BY RegisteI,
rmi,1 j. T rIS Ds:wsll n,m.. b. By Revenue, out .,
-. =. Green names ch C. BY Beishazzar, dam bv CLAN.
j. sslchsr names eh. c. By John Blunt, ont Of p.,.
u, J. gsishsr also names b. eby zine.ree dam hv
Thos @. Moore names brown colt bv a,.,...
Of dyhamett mare; also sorrel colt by OUT
out Of Margrave mare. - ioiAsnlie,
-: J.; Tally and A cheatham nsme b. BY rallyso.
,,5 Tally ally and a. Chsstham also oh. by Tai.
sD DAY-Proprieto 3 Purse S4OO-s mile bss bssss
4rH DAY:-Jockey Club Purse 81 mile hests'
he.a o,a DAf'-A match race for $1,000 aside, mile
James Talley and A. Cheatham nam.s .r !. \,
Revenue dam Andrewetta. - y
SAME DAY-A sweepstaIe for 5 ve.r. IA rai.. ro%,
snd fiileys mile heats 800 entrances half forfeit
Dr. .e A. crumn w,n nsss aae .s1oTins ns entries
of Priam mare. ioiu' ou'
&c; Macon names b. c. by Tallyho, dam by Paris.
~ VI y; Cabeii namesb 9. by Zinsaree dam by
The following Stakes are now proposed to h. ,nn
at the Spring meeting: " '' Aun
o;.;t swespaake for years old $500 entrance half
Iorleit mile heats, or more to make race-to be
run on the first day of the meeting, to name and
close the LIST day of March. = -''"" '""
Sweepstake for years old Colts and Filevs-
20 De run ON the 4th day of the meeting-e2OO en-.
trance half forfeit-S more to make race to name
and close as abeve-mle heats =
fost stake, to be run the Fairfield Course
tne last day Of the Fall meeting of 1885, with Colts
and Filleys, then years old mile hests 5000 en-
trance, P. p or more to make a race. to ciose on
the lst day of March pext. va
ia 5-2awtd JOHN RELCHER Pronr;stor
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GROUND PLASTER.-We Keen con-

GROUND DPLASTER.-We keep con-
~ stantiy on hand fresh Ground Plaster and our
care IN the selections from the best Windsor Lump
Plaster enables US to recommend it es the best that
can be had. All orders left at our Office, on Cary
street, promptly executed.
TALIAFERRO BRO.
N B:-Farmers can be supplied in their own be- q
at reduction in price.
Liberal discounts to merchants for cash.
ia27-2m
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RICH M0ED, VA.
MONDAY MORNING, MARCH II la.5
SPIRIT OFTHE PRESS.

Tue Hhfs, of Saturday, speaking of the ad.
dress recently put forth by the State Democratic
executive Committee, says ''it Is a weak, nerve.
iass, pointiess, Demagogical document of two
columns In length, just such az the Richmond
Iunto have been in the habit of issuing periodI.
csi'y for the last half century, The address
reviewed at some length by the Whig, and se-
verely criticized.
Inc Penny Post, also, devotes an editorial to
the Democratic State Address, .and says-"as
might have been expected from any document to
which Col Rutberford's signature was attached. il
g decent and digniied. Il makes the best of a
very hard case, yet leaves ample room for COM
ment." The writer then proceeds to examine and
discuss the various positions assumed by the ad-
dress, and promises to recur to the subject here
after.
The Enquirer contains card from Mr.. PRYOR.
relative to the difficulty between himself and the
edit~ OF the Penny Post. We also observe an
article comprising quite array of figures and
facts from oicisl sources, designed to controyert
toe oit"expressed idea that foreigners rule Ameri-
ca we quote from the Enquirers comments
IL VIII be seen that, while the Know Nothing
Munchausens represent the number of foreigneys
employed under the several Departments as nearly
tno a 20 one over native American appointees, the
official records show that there are actuslly more
than secen to one native Americans Ia Office
Again. as to the Custom House officers. the
knew Nothing papers ailege that there are nine 10
one foreigners In otice, while the official records
prove that the rery reperse is the case, and that
there are mine to one Americans in office.
The Examiner, OF Friday last, gives "Sam' a
sermon from Leviiicus. 1t says the Know No
things protesting to regard the pure teachings of
the Bible as of paramount importance to every
thing earthly, seeking to purge the land of Jesuts
and heretics, maintain principles which are utterly
al variance with the teachings of that human law
maker who, upon Mount Sinai, received from a
Supreme Being, the living word. If the Catholics
Continues the writer,) are TO be prescribed upon
the pretsxt that they exclude the Bible from their
schools, what punishment should not Sam receive
for rearing the structure of his order, digging it's
very foundations out of the disregarded, despised
teachings of the great and and inspired lawmakeri
The Examiner therefore asks the Disciples of Sam
to take their revered but too often desecrated
Bible, upon which they swear their deluded VIC
tims,' and explain what Moses meant In the SD
and 34th verses of Leviticus
"lf stranger sojourn with thee in your land We
shall not vex him but the stranger that dwelieth
with you shall be unto you one born among you
and thou shalt love him as thyself for ye were
strangers in the land of Egypt. l am the Lord thy
God"
The Examiaer contends that this language
scatters the teachings of Sam like bombsbelI.
and upon this point tho v~ri.e- .~..a- or cnnside
rable length.
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BROAD ROCK RACES

AA~ WILL commence the
n4N> FOURTH TUESDAY IN
S> APRIL, 1855, and continue
-. - r1-Ecr.r five dsu.
years old colts and fllies-$S0e entranceTSIaO for
feit mile heats closed with the following entries.
Thomas boswell III Brook e's) br by Bailie
Peyton, dam by Emancipation -,
Taiiey and Cheatham gr by Revenue, dam An.
Jno Belcher Is c Macon's) he by Tslly.Ho. dam
by Paris. -o' N.'-'
Calvin Green b by imp Sovereign, dam Ann
Calvin Green Oh By Bslshsn. ar. dam by Glencoe.
20 day, -Proirietor's purse $30r;
Sd day. THURSDAY ae.h pril-propri.tor,.
purse $lC0-sipgle dash of mil iles-$5O entrance to
be added to the purse-free fr all ages, and sub.
scribeIs allowed to enter any nu nber of horses
mile heats oS
5th day, SATURDAY. asth ApriI.-A sveepstake
for years old colts and fitlies-Slo0 entrance-S5O
forfeit-mile heats closed with the following en-
John Belcher tP A Prindles) br by Childe Har-
rold, dam by Boston. a 80 -; = 5
John Belcher ID McDanieps) fRegent; dam by
Clapper.
Bowie & Hall gr. c. Union by Rseistsr, dam
Calvin Green br Westham by chlde Harrode,
Second Race, same day-Propretor,s Purse 800;
mile 6 heats CALVIN GREEN. Proprietor.
The following stake is now open for the fall meet
ing, to commence on Monday, 9Th October, 1855:
A sweepstake fer all ages-4 mile heats-S5OO en-
$3.50 fcrfet-$l8G0 added by the propretors;
to name and close ON 1st June, 1864 or more to
make race To be run on Monday, 9Th October
Gibbon, A Cheatham, Thomas Moore and Calvin
dre6n fe 2-1aWtd
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AN ENTIRE STOCK OF FRESH

IA HARDWARE AND CUTLERY -by yu1s.Ls ne IA, !,
bert Gallatin," Guy Msnnering i;eac
am rsceiyine and opening large and varied assoft
mcnt of Hardware and Cutlery.
These Goods were ordered lons enough 20 sye s my
....ts smnls time 30 get them up carefully ana ON
ss NO.. Evor.bie terms all of which have been
sah am ds, lGCsins foI tn; EG. ,s
j, IL, of NV Goods which will complete my stock
shs,efore most respectfully invite my friends and
eustomen. and the public gensrsiil, to call on me
Cnterv I have ever had the plcasure to present Il
than fcr their use and accommodation
THEO. ROBEhTSON,
Iuportss and Dealcrin Hardware asd Cutlery,
r. No. e5 Main st.
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APPOINTMENTS IN THE NEW kEGIMENrs-The
following appointments in the two new regiments
are said to have been made by the President, but
We find no announcement of the fact in the Wash
ington papers:
Captains Of Cardfry j. M. Havens, Jas. Oakes,
H r. Clarke, Fig John Porter. George Htenemaa,
J, ,mss Smelling, Geo. Rckets Geo. B. Mcclellan, W
ctr, Junius Palmer, Thoines r. Chifelle, A. Gibbs
N L. Smith, w. B. franklin. G. P. Stone, g w
Smith, M. Lowell.
Cartains Of Isjantrp.- ]. H. Potter, A. L. Rsy
noids. l.. B. Wood, J. g. Pitcher, z. E. Patterson,
A. Crssher, Henry Hunter, B. Z Bee II. Ciitz
Aieek Hays, q II. Paige, L. o. Morris, John "
TAYLOR, Charles 8. Winder. Charles Grimm, w. g
Gill
The Bhsadisr General, It Il believed, viii not b.
appointed until the next session Of Congress.
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Tor Doors roR LADrEs.-A gossiPing lady cor
respondent of the Home Journal, furnishes the fol
lowing item of in the last issue of that
paper:
the street wear by the ladies-the turn overs to be
yellow kid scolloped or hinged, the boots patent
leather. SO hear. Your preaching the iDflamma-.
BILE subject of ladies' EXPENSE has probably brought
this about for the sidewalks sweeping 10 quite our
most expensive amusement, and short dresses
would reduce Stewards marble palace two stories
at least. As our heels are to be made visible
shall send you photograph of mine. ut the first
riosity to know what thew look Ike that The dseus
reotypists will now take both ends OF us. We were
talking OF It yesterday when Doctor - was 10,
snd ne said nothing showed blood Ike thin heel
sioping under, a. 1t is proved that your race had
not carried burthens The negro foot had q sci
behind, and the heel was clabbed. from being
crusned Out with weight for ages. Heei-ognomy
"going to DO interesting. foresee."
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DEATH OF POOLE, THE PUGnIsr.-We an
nounced several days ago that Poole, the New
York pugilist who the subject OF a cowardly
attack at Stanwix Hail. had died of his injuries
The N. Y. Evening Post says
1t is said that Poole sat up in bed and conversed
with his Fl lends about halt hour before he died.
He gave directions to have his body opened by the
physicians He desired to be dressed in a suit OF
black clothes, with patent leather boots, and a
white collar turned over his coat.
The only one OF the large number of the assaii-
ants of Poole who is now in durance is Jim Turner
the general bruiser and fighting man who shot him
self through the arm whiie eudeayorDg to shoot Bill
Poole. He has been removed from his cell in the
City Prison. and transferred to the Penitentiary
Hospital on Rlackwells Island, in order that he
might be benefited by the change his par lor in the
Tombs being too small and damp
Turner is ia sad condition, and his arm appears
to be worse than ever. He is much reduced In
flesh since his misfortune and incarceration
1t was rumored that Baker had gone to.the Sand.
witch Islands, and would never again return to this
| country. The report is considered reliable.
W But the end Is not yet. Pooles friends declare
shall not open without seeing him, dead or aive
| in New York, and ia the hands of the law, on
| which they rely for justice
| The New York Tribune has the following extrac r
| dinsry statement:
At the post mortem examination of the body oil
Poole, made by DR.. Finnel the singular fact came to
dropped out of the wound at the time, was imbedded
in the heat. 1t 10 wonderful that immediate death
Id not Cases of life fer many days after
wound in the heart, ere very rare
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A VAL ABLE JAMES RIVER

IA FARM FOR SALE, IN HENRICO COUNTY.
wish to sell, privately, my Farm, called LILLY VAL
LEY. Said Farm lies six miles below Richmond, on
Osborne Turnpike, adjoining the lands of Barretis
Cox the farm called Wilton, &c. Said land lies re-
msrka5ly we'll for farming purposes. and is in
high state of cultivation containing 334 The
dwelling HoUss Is new, containing four rooms -
There good Barns. Stables, and all necessary
ouhouses. There is excellent ster near the house
end an abundance of springs.
To those who wish to purchase, l would say, that
rarely such chance presents itsef The location is
healthy, the society good, and the lands are very
fertile.
land 10 auy persona wishing to purchase.
is &-tf b. o. AKIN Henrico County.
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A VALUABLE FAMILY MEDIcINE.--E0
celebrated has DIR. MLane's Vermifuge. become.
that it re garded the only specific cure for wers
this season particularly, when wcrms are so tioube-
some and frequently fatal among children parents
should be watchful; aud on the first appearanee Of
those essing symptoms which warn us 9f their
presence once apply this powerful and effcssous
remedy. We are confident thatit enly requires
trial. to convince ali that II richly merits the praises
libles Volumes of certificates can be produced,
showinsits great medical virtues
r. 6-The above valuable remedy. alsG Ds. -.
Lanes Liver Pills can now be had st al respeesAs
BILE Drug Stores In this city.
W Purchasers will please Be eslefnl g - ios,
All others In comparison. are worthisa. 19l
NH 6-d&clW .5.<ss 3
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MR. McGowAN-We learn that Mr.. MCGOWAN,
VINO was attacked lately at Weldon, N. c., is much
better, and in fair way to recover.
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rsl Government, to BOUNTY LAND ana PEE
SIONS, on the most satisfsstery terms. s
& Under recent sct Of ConsFss9 soldioso who serv.
Cd period Of fourteen dass n any spar, sapce l7l6
and ii such soldiers be desA. their widows OF chil.
have received less than 100 seses eptxled 70
much moro win make that qusntity.
Having been engaged - cierk e the fenelea
anA Bountv Land Uapaxsu sst at .Washinoeons for
nearly three years, have peculiar sdyantsGes tee
proseeutine clslms cf the shove dseerptioo.
Communications BY mail. ffsf Paid ~ e he e1e
eg Psynek Msyo. on 10th Nrsst. between Main sn4
Gary. win Be attended - q sace. - ~ sessSs
Any reference svsn that may b lenllo1s $. If
+ mhS-d&w w3m AoEL u. 4AtO.
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Coon MEpIcIsEs. Long continued and
sv.te matte putting will succeed IN briDging eny
wyorthless nos,rum befors the pu6ltc- bot tseet.g
nett il csnpot long tain the position for g9ile
Assumed We desire merely g msss " y
~ r.hiic fselue confident that % good medieino
whish h.s bean endorsed By soae Of ths hgisht:ee
ornaments Of the medical faeuifys VII Isslsxe ies
- spod effects i use constently prodsciss isis
sreeiIent medicine is vely efciept ID Couehs Coda
throat It has been productive Of bsns6cial Tseuts
in sreat number Of csses n different Iszts of the
soaR e aps S.bs aa Il n.ss that and sT1sIiES plxS
RHEA CORDIAL IN their prsefsee. -
- Bee descriptive psmVhisess - - haa 0e1ls q
TT Priss for sssh o.iy 81 esnss. srax hss1s~ -
ssa WhnlesAle Druggists, Do111DSeos
RukOELI1, LADD 4 CO.,
Wholesale Ageats, A3en1aaA
And y Drssgists aaa AsIsheass Gsner.ay thrssGl
out VT n4ufe e l9-1&oI1t
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THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DfsrRicr or CoNNEcTi'
cuT.-Ths Know .Nothings Of this district have no
,siusted Rev. Sidney Dean for Congress. Mr. Dean
was member If the last Legislature Of Counecticut
wss formerly Methodist preacher, but Of late has
follow ID the buinen Of shoemnking.
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L Ill D III AS W. X ESEE.
dUCTIONEER

OFFICE WITH GEORGE J. SUMNER,
No. 20 PEARL STREET
VIII attend TO the sale OF Real Estate and eyerv
description of Merchandise. Household Furniture,
&c Aso-To Renting out Houses, Collecting, &c.
NH s
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U s. SHIP DEcATUR-The Washington Unior
thinks there is yet good reason for alarm rela.
tive to the fate of the Decatur.
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POOLE, THE PuaILIsT-Among the last requests
of Poole, before his death, was that bis deceased
shid buried In Greenwood Cemetery, should be
iisnterred and placed upon his breast in the vault
He leaves a wife and a young son. He was ma
| live OF New Jersey, 80 yearsof age and butcher
by trade His funeral was to have taken place yes.
terday. Pat Mclaughlin, one of the party that as
sailed Poole Is In prison, and will be indicted fer
| murder. The police have arrested Cornelius Linn
| asd Charles Van Pelt as accessories. The Mayor
| of New York is making every effort to secure the
arrest of Baker, who has disappeared.
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AcauIrTED.-L. Caldwell was tried 10 Columbia,
s. C., last week, for the murder of MIR. Douherty.
and acquitted.
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THE OPERArIc ExPLosIoN.-Alludins to the re-
cent burst up Of Ole Bulls opera establishment in
New York, the Philadelphia Bulletin says" Ole
Bulls splendid offer of thousand dollars for tip
top American opera by an American composer, is
of course cancelled by the failure at the Academy,
and we are denied the bliss of hearing Washington
and Frank lin In duo, Columbus In grand cavatina
or the Little Giant of Illinois in sentimental no
nanxs There is DO hope for the opera but In an
appropriation from Congress.
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SAM'L CARY, Dealer in Paper Material,
fRAGs, RoPEs, BAGGING, &c..) South Franklin It,
5 doors Vest of Old Market, buys small ~ we'll 20
large lots. . fe 9-d6m
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CO-PARTNERsHIP NOTTCE.-Th

4 WI An 1NEhCd1f NO1lCE.- Ihe
~ Subscribers, having associated themselves to-
gether, under the firm of TURPIN, ROPER l.
MURRAY, will continue to carry on the UNDER.
TAKING BUSINESS, in all its departments at the
old stand Of Roper l. Murray, Govemorst.
They will give their personal attention to all or
ders sent to them, and will furnish at the shortest
notice, any thing in their line of business.
They will keep constantly on hand general as
sortment of COFFINS, from the neat pine, to tn
most elegant mahogany. aae ssts-s ssf s
Having the sole agency In this city, for the sale of
Fisk l. Raymond 9 METALLIC BURIAL CAaR8,
the subscribers also prepared to furnish any
Of the Sarcophagus either of the plain style with.
out the drapery such those furnished for Clay
and Webster, being covered with superfne black
cloth drapery and silver trimmings
Several HEARSES, with gentle horses and care
full drivers, also at command.
JOHN TURPIN,
w ROPER
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JNo. w. WRIGHr & Co. are prepared
to receive all Linds of Prednce and Merchandise
Storage, at their Warehouse on the Dock, rea.
sonable terms a. it can be taken In the city.
"a en-
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{ T NO. 134 MAIN ST. J.D. GOOD

IN MAN is now offering all Winter Clothing in
store at such low cash prices will induce all yet
want who may examine his stock to MAKE their pur-
chases at once. am in great want of money is the
true Of offering such great inducements to pur-
chaser before 60 North the goth of this mouth for
Spring stock. From resent receipts my stock s large
and varied, comprising al of the latest styles Of
and Fancy Casa Psnts Do do Vest in great variety.
Also. Merino and Silk Undershirte and Drawers,
Mufiers Gowns Socks. Susp penders Gloves. Shcul.
der Braces HsndkercEiefs, Crayats Stocks &C.. DO.
Call and examine my stock. The Goods vii be sold.
]. D. GOODMAN,
No Isl Mair st, opposite Eagle Square.
N. BAH Boys Clothing on hand will be sold at
prime cost Tfe2I g.
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SAVINGS INSTITUTION OF RICH
MOND

OFFICE removed to the store of Chris
~ tian Lathrop, No. 90 Main ct In consequence
Of the resignation of David r. Crane, VIM II Chris
tisn unanimously elected Cashier. The office
has been removed to the store of Christian L. La
throp, where deposites will be received, on which
interest of per cent. i'll be paid all sums
naming on deposite six months or longer, and five
per cent for shorter period
This institution has teen in existence twenty-eight
years; has loaned eight mlonf of dollars; has
no suspended debt; hasnever lost dollar, fail
ed to pay any certificate when due.
JNO. THOMPSON, President,
WIN. Ii. CHRISTIAN Cashier,
NH 5-ts GEO. STEEL, Secretary
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COLUMBUS, Ga, RACES The Columbus corr.e
was opened for the first time on the 9th inst The
track 's laid out In the form of letter D. the
straight line forming the last quarter stretch The
hrst race-mile heats, best three In Eve, purse
S2oo-was won by Maid of Orleans over Rough
and Ready. Time 1:52, 1:5O, 1:541.2.
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~ 1877 Main ST.. Eagle Square. now receiving 8
their Spring supply Of China, Glass and House Fur.
nishng Goods, comprising Dinner and Tea Sets Toi-
let do; Ivory Cutlery from the best manufacturers,
Plated Ware in great variety; Tea Wsiters; Block
Tin and Britannia ware; Jspanned wsre; and Bronsed
eoods; Wood ware; Mats; Brushes; Refrsgerators;
variety of Fancy Goods, to which the attention of
purchasers Is particular old and young house,
keepers, aud those contemplating housekeeping.
would do well to look assortment. Our prices
are Iow mhS
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JOHN TURPIN,
B. w. ROPER,
NH so d&cts WILLIAM MURRAY.
DENNETT & BEERS, Wholesale

ID EN- N EFT d b + + RS, Wholesale
- Druggists, No 125 Main street, Richmond, Va,
call the especial attention of country merchants and
the trade. to their unusually heavy stock of DRUGS
MEDICINES. PAINTS, OILS, DYES. WINDOW
GLASS, COLORS, VARNISHES and BRUSHES
with an extended assortment of rich Fancy Goods
Port Monnais, Perfumes Soaps, Violin Strings Per
cusson Gaps, &c especially adapted to the trade Of
Virginia ard North Curolina.
They are sole proprietors of CARRIERS SPAN
ISH MIXTURE, the great remedy for the blood;
Extract Jamaica Ginger; Concentrated Lemon Sy
Tup; Diarrhes Killer; Lustrsl Hair Tonic, &c.
They Agents for the sale Of Morse's Cordial;
Hoofiand's Bitters; Mustang Liniment; Brandreth's
Pills. Vermifuge Lttle's White Oil. and all the po.
prices.
Always on hand, large stock of the finest Chew
ing Tobacco and Cigars, of the most celebrated
brands
~ We offer great Inducements to CASH and RE-
ALLY PROMPT BUYERS, and respectfully request q
call from all SUCH as we determined to sell them
at very low rates BENNETT BEERS,
NH No 125 Main and No. Pearl ct.
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A MUSEMENT-Ihere is no place to
"A spend az herr frse of cost more pleasantly,
In Richmond, than at OSRORNE'S splendid DA.
GUERREAN GALLERY. At this establishment
may be seeu great collection of PAINTINGS and
DAGUERREOTYPEE. well worthy the attention
of visitors. NO PAINS CT EXPENSE has been
spared to make this Gallery the finest and MOST
ATTRACTIVE place in the city.
We ere always prepsG4d 10 put mp hkenesses In
every etyie, and at RI C378 that DEFY compettioB
Always on hand, GOLD LOCKET6, GOLD PINS
Pearl, Shell, and Morocco CAsES, of every dsscrp.
ton OSB0RNE'S GALLERY.
fe7 Opposite Exchange Bank.
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SENT BACK On Friday last the female slav,
taken at New Castle, Del, from vessel bound b
1iladelphia, was sent back TO Yszoo Miss on
reuuisition from the Governor of that State. War
wick, the perssn charged with abducting the wo
man, has been discharged on habeas corpus.