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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-28

The Virginia ElectiOn-Vcry Interesting 20
the Know Nothings.
According to our latest despatch from Wash
ington last night, the Know Nothings in that
political rendezvous give up the Virginia cleo
tion-GoverDor, State officers, Congressman,
everything; Extra Billy Smith, sort of half
and.ha administration democrat and Know
Nothing, being the only positive success of the
American ticket
1t appears that in seventy five counties Wise
has some six thousand majority, which is put
down by our Washington correspondent at
1000 below the majority OF Pierce in the same
counties, which must, therefore, have been
1000. The majority of Pierce in the State
lost 600 in seeenty five counties, he can afford
to lose in the same ratio in the remaining sixty
two counties, and still be elected by 10000
majority. We are not surprised, therefore,
that the Know Nothings of Washington give
it up, notwithstanding their interest-over one
hundred thousand dollars, it is said-hazarded
on the result
The Richmond Whig of Saturday morning,
two nights after the election, has never o soil
tary word to say upon the subject; but as
substitute for any thing about Wise or Flournoy
it gives us very short leader on Mr.. Perrys
letter from Madrid. This we take to be cir
cumstantial evidence as conclusive az if we
light. Per contra: the Enquirer crows Justify;
claims the election of Wise by ON unprecedented
majority; the election of all the democratic
candid ates for Congress, and the Legislature
into the bargain.
Thus, according to the evidence on both
sides, the Know Nothings have been utterly
routed in the Old Dominion, upon everything
excepting Extra-BilIy Smith. The candidate Of
each of the opposing parties for the Presidency,
therefore, is thus suggested to be-
OF the democrats A. Wise.
OF the Know Nothings-ExIraB Billy Smith,
Provided, always, that George Law says
agreed Let toe ball be started by fusion
movement of the New York democracy, cut
ting loose entirely from the administration, and
rallying as one man upon Henry A. Wise. De-
mocrats! to the Park!
As for our enthusiastic friends, the Know
Nothings, they must now make up their minds
for sound public proclamation of good stiff
national principles at their Philadelphia Grand
Council, or consent to be dispersed among the
outside sectional factions of tue hour. They
tried to defeat Seward, but actually elected
him by their own votes Perhaps, to some
extent, they did the same thing for Mr.. Wise
They must now strike out into deeper water at
PHILADELPHIA or they will be broken ND among
the breakers.
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Mr. WISE IN WAsHINGToN-BA Policy FOR
Washington from his recent extraordinary la
bors in the Virginia canvass was there called
upon at bis hotel by the eXultant democracy,
including, no doubt large number of Office
holders, and was congratulated upon bis sup
posed election with serenade, and called
out for speech. But, we are sorry to say that
he was cut short by the hootings, yellings and
other Interruptions Of disorderly body of men.
supposed to be Know Nothings, and was COM
PEELED to give it up. Such conduct as this on
the part Of his opponents is without excuse,
and if persevered in, its natural consequences
will inevitably extend to riots, bloodshed, and
state of public excitement and disorder dis
creditable to free and int lligent people. We
have had some inklings of this in the late cleo
tion disturbances at Cincinnati and Louisville.
The moral effect Of such proceedings as those
in Washington on Saturday night against Mr..
Wise win be to drive away respectable and
high-minded men from any association with the
party concerned. The true policy Of the Know
NothDgs is to show themselves in their public
conduct worthy of the public confidence. If
they persist in different course they must
expect soon to fall into the bad repute of the
hired DULLES ard rufians who have done SO
much to demOralize and destroy both the old
political parties in this city. Let decency be
public rule of action among the Know No
ings, or they will surely sink into the same
public contempt
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PROVIDENCE, Nay 26, 1856.
Cotton-Tbe market for the has besu active the
rsles being about 5000 bales, equally divided between
spectators ana spinners Wool-Market firm, with q
very lsht stock on hand. Prices unchanged Sales
6e2t0 lbs. Printing Cloths-Prices firm; sales 200
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Personal Intelligence 9.

Daniel UImaun, Esq, OF New Yors city, has ac,eptsd
n INVITATION to deliver an grafton at Wilmington Del,
ON the Fourth Of July next.
Gov. Powell Of KENTUCKY is on visit to Indianapolis
stopping wiih Gov. Wright Miss Murray, Maid Of
Honor TO Queen Victoria, lady OF fine educational
qoiremenss, is also the guest of Gov. Wright.
1he health of Judge Rugges, of Poughkeapse, is 50
in6rm, that he has determined to resign his seat upon
the bench Of the Court of Appeals.
Hon. John Slideu, u. S. Senator from Louisiana left
New Orleans on the 10th insi. for Washington.
Governor Wright Of Indiana has accepted the invita-
ton tenoered him by Hon Samuel Cheever President OF
the New York state Aericut oral Society TO deliver the
annual address at the fair Emira in October next
Americans registered at the banking office of Living
sten, Wells Co., Place de Ia Bonrse, Paris, May Q,
.ac o'is 'e S lsss g. E nr
M'l''s sns ss1 Mss;a,sg
T'sss M saa ~
AMY H. oh aasss ssss,ns III
somsrs rennssiyana nT9.s New
klgo,sn, 9 d seigna5s and LADY, ssafsd Mass;
rattssS Be S La k! Hrsn G. orsm valdof. F.
!. E Eiss
Atths Mstropoliian-c DAMON Boston; j. saerxip Erie;
w. H. Rcbhns, Utica; Antonio sunats, n. o.; Grant,
Boston p.ss Island
pe iss rs Pa. e. rarpsTS1,h Albany
9swego G. s Avery Troy; s. Bradley, New Haven; Hon.
From Richmond, &c In steamship Rosnoke-Horace B
Kent, John Winters, Geo Innis and lady John Isns
Miss u aastrook Miss c Capron, Avery and lady,
Edwin James, Livingston, Cummings aud lady, DR.
Peter Epps and SON. b Hsmblin, VIM C Aver,ck, Vim q
Carr John Merrsm, John Forsythe, Mrs n Clarke,
Mrs. II Hart and daughter, Hammond Whitney LADY, four
fsds msn VIM soMs;a s:
SeSf;s "ssI Issns Richard Moore Thos
From Mes sina in the Pr sch, Gipy7Mr Aguss Abb
eogbe and lady NYork; FCalman, carmsn, Boston;
shannon NOrleans; p 1yder Brooklyn; Miss Gibson
Rev Lot Jones and son, Weyman jr NYork; Mrs Blu.
cbanan and daughter Mr. and Mrs BALDWIN, Baldwin,
Miss Heyden, Canada; Mr. Medburst, NYork
Prom Liverpool, in ship VIM Stetson Richsrd Lloyd
Robert Lloyd Of Wales Hamel wife and child Of San
From Curacos in schr Maria L Davs-Lewis Horan Thos
Blown, dudley Brown, Fretez.
PASSENGERS TO ARRIVE.
From Liverpool In ship Dreadnought reported below-Mr
and Nrt Iitntf Miss Casaldo Mesrs WAv Walls, Barlow
Coran, Hogan Petve, horysey; Eliza C2), Eza and
Robert korysey Mr. and Mrs Walk.
Information has been received at the State Depart
ment At Warrington from the United States Consul ct
Panama, OF the death Of DR.. ID. Watson, an American
citizen who drowned in the bay Of Panama on the
Goth ut and also OF the death OF Mrs. James Cummins
passenger from San Francisco by the steamer Golden
Age hours after the arrival of that vessel at Pa
mama, the I'd inst.
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Two Children Murdered by their Father.
PHILADELPHIA May 81, 1855.
In Dover, Delaware, Thursday last, colored man,
named Parher who broke out of jail three months
since, murdered his two children most brutal
neY.
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demand. To Liverpool, about $4,000 bushels OF
corn were engaged at sgd. in ships bags, and some
lots of cotton at 532a. for compressed, with small
parcel Of Sea Island at Id.
We have advices from Mexico to the 10th inst.
Santa Anna at the latest accounts was marching
upon Zamora, where the insurgents ware posted 10
force. His army, however, had been separated by
the skiltul maeuvrirg Of his opponents. It is re-
ported that the government troops had gained VIC
tory at Gusnsjuato.
Havana dates TO the Esd have come to hand by
vay Of New Orleans. The San Jacinto and Cyane
we're in port. The Constitution left for Portsmouth,
N. H., on the 2lst. There is no political or COM
mereial news.
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Espcncheid's Summer Ssyle.- The match
less model OF this superb hat together With the richness Of
the material the exquisite finish and the cir Of high fashion
by which renders Il very popular with
gentlemen Of refined taste The store Is fS Nassau sree
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White, the Halter, mas removed from his
Old stand, a1s Broadway to s Broadway opposite the
Broedwsy thestre wbere he be found with his usual
sspply Of every article in his line.
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Pbotogrsphic Portraits nj Reduc,,,

Williamson Photographic Institute, Brook-
yn zi9 Fulton street. ola daguerreotypes copied ~
dern styles, miniature. cabinet and life sizes. nv
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Overhaul your City Directory, and when
found make note IT, that the well known ROOT No
1858 Rrsdvay makes the best in the world Tor
proof Of which see his pictures and compare them
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20 cent? and 3enecuted 10 artistic STYLE Davuerreo
types % cent % cents and ST. Of superior Al Ara
depot Of ART New York picture company, $50 Broadvsy
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Selling on Mt . Profit - Knox, Satisfied
mat his customers are sensbe enough suppose
IA the msnuacture and sale Of hss for the
pose making living bess leave TO them that &c
~ trfe above cost Call and make your
LIS Fulton street, or No. 533 Broadway.
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Weather In Boston

Weather In Boston.
BosToN, May 81, 1856.
The weather here to-day has been exceedingly delight
full and pleasant.
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A recent original communication on the Nor.
mons, in the Washington Union, published we
presume, by and with the advice and consent of
the Administration, expresses the following just
opinions of this heathenish community at the
Great Salt Lake =
The OF the Mormons may further to Illus.
trate idea Of the rights OF conscience. Without
questioning their right to believe in the Divine mission
II ice smith or Brigham Young, or to have as many
wives ana concubnes King solomon or the Grand
Turk, We certainly co deny their right as members Of
this confederation, set the Inspirations Of their
prophet oppoton to the constitutional powers OF the
OF the United states or any other branch OF
the government Nor do think their privileges ex-
violation Of those laws and institutions which
the basis OF our manners, habits, and morals 70.
rfsc6s 10 criminal offence in every State Of the Union
and community in which every man may have many
wves as be pleases can no more assmilate with those
who admit OF but one than it sanctioned the commits
sion OF murder any other against the laws Of
natur. and society.
Coming at length to the main question, the
writer further informs us that
Az might be expected, since they became Territorial
members Of the Union they have placed themselves 10 d.
rect opposition to the legitimate authority of the govern
m.D Of the United states, by rejecting officers and
refusing TO recognize any authority but that OF their
tpey we're bv N, F snns very o
Young the Office OF civil Governor In ADDITION 70 that
far higher station he held the oracle of the Divine
Will Thus, Governor Brigham Young combines in
his person the sancfty Of representative the Dvi
pity and the temporal authority Of officer Of The
government Of the United States. The association Is
fupremeDy absurd, IL not absolutely blasphemous
So il is. But what we have to ask is, whe-
Their Mr.. Pierce has done any better than Mr..
Fillmore? As we understand it, the officers
sent out by Mr.. Pierce, at least the Governor,
has declined in favor Of Brigham Young, aud
we are not informed whether it is the intention
of Mr.. Pierce further 10 interfere with the au-
,hority Of the great pVlygamist or not. The
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-06

Double MURDER IN LoNDoS-A French refugee
named Emanuel Bauelemy, who. 1t will be re-
membered, fought a duel with M. Gourmet, at
Egham, some two years since, 10 which the latter
WIS killed some say through foul play-murdered
an old gentleman named Moore, In Warren street,
London few days before the sailing OF the Allan.
&c. The murderer, accompanied by female,
entered the residence OF Mr.. Moore, and obtained
interview, shortly after which the servants
beard scr fling, aDdthe report of pistol The
murterers at once escaped into the street, but a
prompt alarm was given, and the people 10 the
,eishborhood went in pursuit The man Bartele-
my was overtaken and captured; but before he
could be secured. one of his csptors man named
Collard, received death wound from pistol shot
at his hands. His female accomplice escaped
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STE AMsoAT ExrLosroN-Loss OF u STATES
TR,ors.-an accident occurred on the 10Th Deer
TO the steamboat Thomas r. Ray. when going up
the White River. in Arkansas, 50 miles from lie
mouth, By the bursting of the mud-pipe. causing
the loss OF . number oil hves Major Merrill was
on board, having under bis charge detachment OF
united States recruits on their way from Newport,
Kentucky, to Fort Washi,a. Four soldiers and one
boats crew were drowned; ten other soldiers and
sese, al Of the were badly scalded one OF the
latter died There was much suffering among
those who were scaided, there being no medical aid
within Fl ~ miles. Major Merrill himself escaped
without HARM. -
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NEW BOOK BINDERY.
2l1 BROAD STREET, RICHMOND, ",

I'll BROAD STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
WE have now open in connection with
~ our Book and Stationery Establishment. a
bdNDEkY, and have employ ed the beat workmen
70 be had; and are now prepared to execute Bnd'
Ing In Musiin. Parchment, Turkey. Morocco Russia.
CALI Velvet and al kinds OF Fancy Worn; also Cigar
Cases Porte Monnaies. Jewellers Trays nc
Hat Tips and Boot makers Labels in gold or sily
Leather, manufactured at the shortest notice.
Blank Books ruled and made to any pattern.
We are also prepared to Emboss and Gid Muslin
WORK for Publishers at low prices
As the end Of the year 10 at hand persons having
Msssznes and Pamphlets on hand would do well to
eno .nem In and have them bound. and thus pre-
seLxea In IN attractive and permanent FORM
neh HAROLD MURRAY.
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A DAMS q CO.'S NEW YORK. VIR
"a GINA AND NORTH CAROLINA STE ~

A DAMS 81 CO.'S NEW YORK. VIR
IA GINA AND NORTH CAROLINA STEAM
SHIP EXPRESS, PER UNITED STATES MAIL
sTEAMERS ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN, TO
AND FROM NEW YORK, RICHMOND Pc
TERsBURG, &c, &c, kc.-Hsving effected arran &c.
ments with the u s. mail line of steamers from New
York to Norfolk and Richmond fors rEcIAL EXPRESS
PRIVILEGES on that route we now prepared to
receive and forward, to and from New York MER-
CHAND1SE and PACKAGES of eyery description
with dispatch and at greatly reduced rates
Our Express will leave New York every Wednec
day and Saturday per splendid steamers ROANOKE
and JAMESTOWN alternately. Goods win be re-.
ceved at our New York office, 50 Broadway until 81
O'Clock, T. NJ, on the day of sailing.
" Merchants snd others ordering goods from New
9ork, ere requested to order by ADAMS l. co.'s
STEAMSHIP EXPRESSn
~ Our inland Express will run as heretofore leavins
rev FORK sne Richmond daily in charge of special
messengers All Goods not marked to 20 via tbs in
press. ADAMS a. 90 GA'
J: L. McDoNoUGH, Agent. Ricbmo M
NOTICE.-Express packages for Nor
.oik, Petersburg and Richmond, intended for shin.
ment per steamers Roanoke or Jsmestown viii
hereafter be received by ADAMS l. Co 20 Rro WI
way. who are the only authorized agents for ExrTes
privileges By those steamships.
LUDLAM PLEAsANTs
Jeo- s. Broadway, New York
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HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGA-
- ZINE. for NOVEMBER.-GEO. M. WEST
fE3Acnshge Bookstore, has received the November
NO, OF harpers Magazine. Price 25c.
oid numbers of the above for sale, Subscript;opa
cash in advance CHEAP ~ P''oA''
nnsha heports-complete sets or single vols
noplnson's PRACTICES Cummings Religious Works.
Medical. school and Miscellaneous Books of all
kinds Tor sale, cheap, at the Exchange Book.tore
NO l-u GEO. M WEST
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T IST OF LETTERS-Remaini in the
IL Richmond Post Office on the 5th Jsn., 1854.
EF-Persons calling for Letters in this List will
please say they are advertised.
~ Office hours, on Sunday, hereafter, from to
A. NJ and to ) 2. NJ.
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HEAVY Loss BY FIRE.-The new barn of Antho
ny Reyboid, Ia Red Lion Hundred, Del was burnt
down last Monday afternoon II contained about
go bushels of wheat, l.600 bushels nt corn.
over 1000 bushels OF potatoes, and IRON 20 to 100
tons of hay. all OF which were totally destroyed =
Two valuable horses were also consumed, new
threshing machine all his farming implements,
gears&c The loss Is not short Of 10 600 or Sl20 Goo
insurance s. 600
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.e~ VIRGINIA Posr 0rrrcE ArfarHs- Postmaster
General Csmpbeil has established the following
post offices, and made appointments; Falcolt Char.
lc'te county; Aibia G. sauadere, postmaster The
hcation OF this of3ce 10 At Roanoke Station, on the
Rseamond and Danvie railroad Falls Of Twelve
Pole, Wayne county; Francis a. Spurl,ck, post
master. Reedy, jackson county, VIM. Steward
postmaster. Green Shoal Logan county Burbus
C. Toney, postmaster. Mr. James II. Leland 10 sp
spoioted postmaster at White Stone, Lancaster co
vice George G. Lee, resigned.
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MEDICINES.
RI 70 MAIIC, Or

DOLLARD'S r III E u MA TIC, Oh
il NERVE AND BONE LINIBIENT.-kcad the
following certificate. and see what persons VINO use
this Iiniment think Of 1t:
GospoRr, VA --Messrs. Pollard l. Go Dear sifs
Il affords great pleasure 10 inform you tnat yo1r
Nrnvy AVN BoNE LfnIMEsT il the greatest article
have ever used. Months ago had my reg crusheG Z.
and broken In a most horrd manner, which y well
Known 10 numbers in this town; and after the leg
was strous enough to allow to setabout with the
aid OF crutche. for long time IL remained very sore
and muoh swollen Hearing your Lnime nt 90 oI.e .
and highly spoken OF was induced to get a bottle
and give Il trial and can truly ~G, have recsivea
the greatest benefit from its Of all things have
snaerins from Pains Infammations, or any similar
aiiliction. for it's value 10 beyond estimation.
l remain yours truly.
For sale by PURCELL, LADD CO, Bennett =
Beers Adie g. Gray and r. r. Duvsl Bro, MALI
al, 80 tI;i, de n
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CHARLES RICHARDSON,

IMPORTER OF
HA VANA AND PRINCIPE CIGARS,
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
IA and the public that he has taken the Store No.
f. under Exchange Hotel, (lateiy occupied by Adams
u Co.'s Express) for the purpose of conducting the
CIGAR and TOBACCO BUSINESS. He has just
received large lot of very superior Havana and
KING TOBACCO. Also assortment of Fancy
Pipes. Snuff Boxes, Cigar Cases, Porte Monnaies,
&c sill of which he fers for cash reasonable
terms as can be had elsewhere in this State.
Pomegranate and Palmetto CHEWING T0BAC-
CO for sale. de Its
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The strike of the engineers, conductors, and
others employed on the freight train of the first d.
vision OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has fully
Terminated
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The Treasurer OF the Stale has, up to the 3rd
instant. redeemed $4,000 of the notes Of the
Allegheny Bank. in Virginia Coupon Bonds
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Gen Scott is In Washington, engaged In consul.
tation with the Committee on Military Affairs OF
both Houses OF Congress, in reference to the organ
jzafion of the Army.
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CLOTHING FOR THE HOLIDAYS

CLOTHING FOR THE HOLIDAYS
~ AT COST, FOR CASH-EENRY SHAFER
would call the attention of purchasers to his full
and superior stock of Winter Clothing, which he is
now Offering at cost for cash.
His stock of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS being very large and complete. he is pre-
pared to furnish his friends, ard the public generally
with every article of apparel pertaining gentle.
mans Misunderstanding of the fullest ana most
complete stock of Clothing that can bs found in the
city.
Give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
HENRY SHAFER
de - Corner Main and 18th SITS.
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RTJSHTON CLARK q CO.'S

| GENUINE MEDICINAL COD LIFEh OfL,
For Consumption, Scr0fnfa, DC.
THE great success which has attended
the use of the above celebrated article has led
to many limitations, and much disappointment and
injury has been suffered from spurious articles pur-
chasers should use the utmost CAUTION in noticing
that the name of RUSHTON CLARK co. in full
is blown in the bottle and is on each label, and the
signature in full each cork asnone ether IS
uine We have been at great pains and expense to
secure our patrons the pure article, and our MI
Clark went to New Foundland to superintend the
manufacture in person and we will warrant our Oil
pure and superior quality in every respect and made
from the fresh Lvers, and not purified from the
common oil, as 10 the case with great deal that il
sold for genuine.
The genuine Rushton Clark Co.'s article for sale
by PURCELL, LADD co and BY Druggists gen.
orally in Richmond and throughout Virginia.
no E-da Ws}m
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HOWEVER SAD, FEAR NOT.-It is
IL with great satisfaction i announce my thanks
to the inhabitants of Richmond for the patronage
they have rendered me in giving my Instant Re-
LIEF and SPEEDY CURE. for Coughs, Colds, Whoop-
ing Cough. &c, trial. Upwards of 1000 persons can
speak in its praise Read the following Certificate
from highly respectable lady:
RICHMOND. December 10, 1854.
Mr. LEoNARD-Sir. | haze been saferer for Is
years with most distressing cough, and could find
no medicine to do any service until tried your
Cough syrup, All the world should know its virtues.
1t baffied the skil of all physicians had applied to
to give any relief. any hopes of future reco-
very. l cannot say sufficient in it's prss and shall
certainly recommend 1t to my numerous friends and
acquantances.
Yours respectfully, E j. MANN.
To be had wholesale and retail, of Messrs. Pur
cell, Laid l. Co., 90 Main ST. all Druggists and of
THOS. LEONARD,
Governor ST., Richmond, Va.
~ Price Csc. per bottle. Country merchants su p
pl;sd az ususI de 20
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DICHMOND SODA WATER AM

RICHMOND SODA WATER AND
IL BOTTLlNG ESTABLISHMENT.-Iti is O set
tied fact, that the only genuine article of Bottled
SODA WATER, in the city, is put up by NJ Nc
CORMACK, who fiatters himself that he is able to
South, having been engaged in the business for
years past.
To avoid imposition, be to call for M McCOR-
MACK'S SODA WATER.
N. B. All orders, either from city or country,
promptly attended to,
Soda Water, Porter and Ale delivered in all parts
of the city daily.
All persons having my bottles, will please return
them immediately. Nj. MCCORMICK,
&C Its No. 500 Broad ct.