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The Senate.

In our reports of the proceedings of this branch
of the Legislature, we only give such portions as
are of general interest to the State at large of
particular interest to our own locality. Our limit
ed space does not permit us to give an extended
and detailed view of all that is said and done in
the Senate. Whilstit cannot be considered talk
ing assemblage it has the rarer merit of being an
acting body, as the record at the end of every
s;o f,Ilu
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.bs American Shaving Saloon is Furnishing up his
accommodating place for the reception OF Fan ana
Winter vsitors-painting, guilding caTpetne, aS'-
lie will soon have his place handsomely rene -.
resort of the old the mddleaged and the young foI
ali who want agreeable Shave, or their ha,f Su
in stvle unsurpassed by any one, viii surely mo
Hobson or his polite employees. Go, then, to Hobson
and GET clean nice shave, your hair cut in becoming
style and take good Hot, Cold Shower batn, au'
Won will come away better and wiser.
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nh. Potomnc Route.

According to the advertisement of the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Company the Poto-
mac is again open. and their regular lines viii COM
menee today. This route has been obstructed for
some time by the heavy ice on the Potomac. Its
resumption increases the means of travel now,
when it is subjected to so much delay, and viii be
gratifying to the public. We hope the storm OF
Yesterday may not again obstruct it.
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-. 4 1hance for Bnrgnins For 49,

v A Chance for bargains ;.;n. ~ reduce
,,v ssoct Of Winter Goods to make room for SPf ny,
n my win SELL OFF AT COST Until 'ne
rst day Of March the following G,,s CIosks
20 setts Furs, various styles, very cheap.
$50 Dresses, Mouslin de Lame s,,,.
200 yards Meriuos and Alpaccas, all colors
sO0, do fast color Calico at 6! cents
Together with general assortment OF Dry oooas,
which determined to sell on q. sncn prrI1sd s
fail TO please; n n. iaods dsnat
S"o"f No. IS Main street,
next door to p. X. Whites
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Personal LIBERTY BILL-In the Massachu-
sets Legislature on Friday bill repeating the
personal liberty bill" was laid on the table The
portion of the Governors message relative to the
bill referred to joint special committee
of senators and delegates
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-. - s.le M any collection Of money q t 3,
6 ss: !. .s nd e. mot rssi ~
city, and the svs not contributed do 80 BY
done ~, sv one Of the collecting committee Mr
4. n eg e Hall Gaor sssse
requIfnk a n.. ~ mysef and not on any member q
The soilectinr committee, who for tns psyn VIM
suspend their duties. Chairman.
Ia fR-9t
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ofHIui1eHtf Kay aHu " eeKIy bOafdefB accOni-
modated on the most favorable terms. ia S-ts
ExCHANGE HOTEL, Richmoud, Va.
~ JOHN T. BALLARD, Proprietor.-To MEN
BERs OF THE GENERAL AssEMBY, AND OTHERS WISH
INC TO SPEND THE WINTER In THE CITY: The SUBJ
scr1ber begs leave TO say to all persons wishing to
FOR somesfime in renewing, identifying and adding
much to the comfort and convenience of his Hotel
lBallard's) is nearly completed, which viii enable
him to accommodate about IS members of the Gene
raj Assembly, in addition to his former numbers in
style and manner that he has before been able
to afford; and having paid much attention to the plan
and arrangements of his new Hotel he can conf
IDENTITY say. that the rooms he will have to offer to
members this season, greatly superior to any he
mas heretofore known, and his greatest pleasure in
his business s to make his guests comfortable and
Tented, he pledges his best exertions to that end
Being thankful for past favors which have been 80
generously bestowed upon him, he asks continuance
OF the same. JOHN p. BALLARD.
no 2l--ts Proprietor of the Exchange Hotel.
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,=r nefnrned tn the City.-..The Delegates

,s nesrIy an returned to the city, and There IS 10
better evidence of the fact, than to see them going
IN crowds to SIMON'S to get one OF his peautlIui
~ .hp",vnes What vast number visit Simon's Gal
1v daiIy A stranger seeing the Delegates going In
anu ost - i5I Main street ale
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NayalCourt Martial.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 19.-The Judge Advocate
Of the Court Martial is still absent 1t is suppos-
ed he ia detained by ice in the Potomac, which
prevents his reaching Washington. Captain Kit
chie's Counsels are Ex-senator Cooper. and Josiah
Randall The latter is absent ON account of sick
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rr ard...Thomas w. keesee, Aucn0n..
eer fOfice with George J. Sumner, No ~ rear s.'
will attend in person TO the sale Of Real Estate,
Household Furniture Stocks of Merchandise, HORSES
ALso.-To Renting out Houses and Hiring out Me-
groes.
6e -
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MISSING VEssEL.-The brig w. II p. Monquier
which sailed from New York on the LIST inst, for
Norfolk with valuable cargo, has not been heard
from and, it il feared that she is lost
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Mn. p. r. GIBBs-
Dear Sir: AS Mr.. M. P. Simons seems to doubt the
truthfulness of your statement made III the Dispatch
of the 9th instant, hereby carfy that handed your
ed your proposition by saying that you knew he was
not prepared but insisted the forfeit of one hun
dred doa,s My reply TO him was, that you were not
betting man, but that would take the forfeit TOR
YOU; which he declined, by saying that it not con
venient for him put up hundred dollars at that
time To which proposed to him TO make d note ut
from one months, which he also declined, there
by backing out from hs own challenge.
Yours, respectfully,
JOHN w. DAVIES.
in
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re- A Card.--.P. Il. Gibbs, Esq.---Dear
SIR: At your request state that no judge has deci-
dad that Mir. Simons ia not infringing your Ambrotype
patent SO far from that being correct the case is
still pending at the instance of Judge Halyburton
himself IN order to have the question tried by Jury.
the Judge not being acquainted with that sort OF bu-
siness as he could be expected to bel and this Is
the familiar practice in such casea.
A. JUDSON CRANE.
D;.b,xorI Tan II 1QEG
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- Ssitv Subscribers to the Central krcss
hsssr.a. edited and published ~ RSss = Z. n s,
y e JIose n1y leave their names e the oooA-
-. .e.,s = g Jsmes Woodhoass % Adostes Morris
& Il lily 9
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apucTAL NOTICES.

SsrCnrTaRY,s OFFICE BOARD or TRADE,
.ar. 4 .s1lcd meeting Of the DIRECTORS 2,
~ h., "a - Trade will be held THIS lMoNDAil
EVENING. at 5 o clock .., :. .h.,, ~
Member are requested to be puncfusi In tneA ~
induce; 0s o''s WIN. B. IsAACs sec'y.
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70 X e IN Q va - Children's and Youths,
CLoTHfsG-The undersigned has taken the store on
Main street, opposite to the American Hotel where
be would be pleased to his friends and Customers
he intends carrying on the MERCHANT TAILOR
iNG BUSINESS in all its branches He also in
tends keeping full assortment of YOUTHS and
spectfuliJ socits call from those in want
jal-im* j II RIDDIcK
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THE CONTRACTS IN THE ENGLISH ARMY form a
profitable business. Some of the contractors clear
$500, 900 per year. One man who furnished fodder
for horses made $23s 900 the first year of his con-
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THE TRIPLE ExEcUTIoN.-Driskill, one of the
three men hung at Lafayette, Ind, last week, was
born in Harrisburg, Pa, and only 3 years ofage
Stocking WIS a New Yorker, and 50 years of age
Rice belonged to Indiana, and was q Years old
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Tne Union NcWsphpcI o"ss ."e AAO...
WASHINGTON, Jan. l9-The Union newspaper
of this morning, advocates the resignation OF all
the members of the House. presuming organiza-
ton under present circumstances, impraeteaole-
II also contains streng article upon the subject OF
war with England.
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~AuctIou NOfice...Having retained ps

session Of the large warehouse on i4th street.
y occupied by US, are prepared ts receive S0I'
s}gnments. for sale at auction, of DRY GOODS.
SHOES, HATS, CLOTHING, FURNITURE, or any
otbsr description of Merchandise The premises are
vsry central and commodious, and goods can be adj
yantageousy exhibited. Terms liberal and prompt
returns rendered.
do 2l--ts KENT, FAME w., Aucs
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,r Waning Mems Christian Association
.p.,;n. az the Standing Committee viii be helf
th,s MONDAY evening, at the rooms of the Asso
citation, at u o'clock,
By order Of the Chairman =. c..,v
ia 2l-lt >. D. AAi'sohr 49, - .
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MARRIED.

On the 18th inst. at St Johns church, by the Rev.
Mr. Kepper Mr.. J. III Brady. of Charles City, to
Miss S. L. WHITEHEAD, daughter of Mr.. Jesse
Whitehead, of Chesterfield. x
On the 18th inst, at ST. Johns church. by the Rev.
Mr.. Keppler, Mr.. THEODORE HOPPE, to Miss
ELIZA S. BODEKER, both of Henrico co.
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---s.srs Ja o--lm
" captain Can0t the hero of the s.e,a-
DRAFTED work, Twenty Years of an Africa, SIsvsr .
cured by HAMPTONfS VEGETABLE TINfsTTIF =.
am, aa aanots brother has long been the attend
Emperor of France. " nv, VI TUG
.rxtract from letter, written by the Captain Ia
MAJOR Sfockbridge, of the Fountain Hotel R.lti-
49,, RHEUMATISM CURED
having called ON me ON the 18th of Anyil and
seen me Frustrated my bed useless In an INV lirbs
you can appreciate nearly as well - myself the
Prompt relief Ireceived from Hsmptsn's Vegetable
II have been under the treatment Of several phy-
ncisns IN London and Paris, without any apparent
nmsneht; also while IN New York having tried the
ihompson'an and Homeopathic remedies after hay-
ing pesn tormented with gayanic batteries cold and
AIomac baths and hundreds OF internal and external
meacines Al to no effect am 20 far, cured by this
I IaMpsons vegetable Tincturs only Therefore, my
dear Gf, accept Of the sssurance Of my gratitude
ana os''evs me your weli-wishsr,
Delicate Ladies and children will please sivs il
: Can and Qst Pamphiets. and sse cures Of Coushs
IIoaScntis kheunafism, Liver Complaint scrofala
- iemsie medicine Il b unrivailed.
SOD ~ 2. A. STRECkEH and PURCELL LADD
Cus hichmoud; BY Dr.. O. COKE, ryoderickshurn. 81
~ NJ ne DruEgisas IN Petersburg By MORTIMER &
snOMhkAf, Bsifimoss and by DraSgisss and store.
~ - per Sotsisi . bodies Tor IS, j.ie
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TT, p. Chase, NJ. D., Homeopathic =. - =
V U.uSs. ~. ny va js 5---5m
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We are not surprised that Russia should reiec,
tho English demand for indemnity What doa.
Engisnd desire Indemnity forf The repnlse a
me hsdsns II %, she ought 20 have another cam
paagn ana obtain satisfaetion in hard knocks, In.
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r~special Nofice.-Thc particular aI ~ =
ton Of Planters Transfer and Ssnsrs Hi thi.
=. -. ~ :, II o'clock Terms 80 days credit.
Gay a. 81 - ' s'e u. b. COOK & CO., Aucts.
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STEAMER DUE.-The next steamer due will be the
Africa which sailed from LiverpoolJanuary 9th, and
will bring only four days later dates than received by
the America.
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~, " IL 1tforesfead Company viii be held %
% = - Tie company Monday Evenina jan.
s when r ,ss 0 ss.1 ri should III 6
se T 9. aasR insalent win BE- doc and gsyssle On
Monday Secretary.
L. d. !. . z 4
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~ To the Ladies...DOWden's ID n a
FLUID is acknowledged by all Dentists to be the
best preparation for the Teeth in 1t has in fact
superseded all Tooth Powders and other injurious
compounds Used q cosmetic, it whtens and soft
ens the Skin imparts beautiful glow to the COM
plexion and etectualls prevents it from chapping-
See circular for the testimony of the principal Dem
tists of this city. For sale by BENNETT Il BEERS
PURCELL, LADD CO., ADIE GRAY, LAID
LEY Il ROBINSON, GRUBBS APPERSON, and
all Druggists. ia I4-Sm
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LOST.

OST IL VA reward OF one dollar
will be paid for the delivery at the Dispatch office
since, No. 94S3 ia l9--5t
OST-S5 kEWAliD.-LOst an horse nmc-
IL tion. or on Broad street, on Saturday 18th, my
POCKET BOOK. containing sundry bonds and due
be of no value TO any person, the finder will please
leave it the Dispatch office, and the reward will
be handed him.
ja2l-2t+ PETER G. WILLS.
4 OST.-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD,-.On
IL Thursday last on Broad Governor Main street.
RED CORNELIAN CROSS, tipped with gold, and
gold Neck Chain attached. The person finding it will
De suitably rewarded by leaving at the Dispatch of
fee. ia 2l-2t*
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AUCTION GOODS. GREAT BAR.

= GAINS AND No MISTAkE.-Reeeived the
following desirable goods purchased from auction at
ry great deduction from the original cost prices
hich Black and Plaid Silks; Super Cashmeres, very
rich goods at only 81 CENTS worth rs per yard
Figured and Plain Mousiins, at only ls per yard Red
and Yellow Flannels, at do do Yardwide Bleached
Cotton, at sixpence; French Emb. Collars at l2i
cents up Linen kentings at IT, per yard, great
rifce Linen Table Cloths Towlines. Irish Linens
Ladies' Merino Vests, only ST. worth so; Ladies'
Black and COd Cloth Cloaks, Talmas great bargans;
large assortment of Swiss aud Camb Sleeves; Bed
and Servants Blankets, Cradle Blankets And many
goods which offer those who will favor me with
call, will be satisfied that they are really cheap
AUGUSTUS MAlLERT,
jail No Al Main stieet
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sional services to the citizens of Richmond
Once and residence corner of franklin and 9Th
IN 81
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WHEREAS, by A DEED OF TRUST,
w duly executed by John p Taey. ind of record
in the Clerks office of the Court of Hastings of the
City of Richmond, the said Talley has conveyed to
me all the debts of every description due to him,
whether by bond, note, open account, otherwise,
upon the trusts on said deed declared:
This is to notify all persons from whom said debts
due, that payment of the same must be made to
me- or some person duly authorized by me to collect
aud receive the same ; and that no set-offs or dis
counts against the said Taley subsequent the date
of said deed viii be allowed. All of said ebts which
settled at early day will be necessarily put
in legal course of collection.
ia 1875 EDWARD Y. CANNON. Trustee.
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" change for Bargains I'm Embroide
kiEs, FANCY GooDs, TRIMMINGS, &c.--The subscri-
per contemplating change in his present business
D.,EhtEs, FANCY ARTICLES, RIBBONS, TRIM
MI. maNSds' SS; at and below cost, for cash. As ha
named goods would do well to give him a cali mr..
yous to s removal to No. IS Main street as great in
ducenents are offered at $50 - ''''
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h nnsa. AUCTION BAKGAINs.-.-11.e
RRolasmirs Trimming and Fancy Store. Ma as Il
Si,a ree.igoo pair Ladies White and black spun
a Mn. 49, ~ ~ cts selling every place at Is En-.
Ch;id.a So'nas al ia cts, worth Is cts $50 M
an. n L;ie Thread Gloves at eta; 1000 prs e.
pa. BACK Lisie Thread Gloves at 81 eta; 5o psir
lotion half Hose at CT cts; 100 Lawn Hama.
81. worth s1l cts; Children Woolen Hosiery At Ia
~, &c assortmsnt Of Embroderies to be closed
Ca = iow heure; Ladder Opera Hoods 1t shil.ins
~ Sah1nc Swiss Checked and Hninsook Muslins Cam.
swiss bsbtin aud Thread Edeinss aud Insertues
sS.smpsa ooisTs. Sleeves and Bsnds, Mohsir Hrace.
eIs 1e % eta and thousands Of other articles 20 81
closed out IT sacrifiee n l,Ol.DaNiT
Trimming and Fancy Store 206 Broad 4.
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t. E.-The undersiGned hay,--
=, 1nahhed a. administrator with the win annsx.
eal OF the estate of Simon Bonavita deceased isfs
~, sns requests all persons having claims against
.ne saia estate TO present them TO him (duy anfIsn
caledl ior settlement, and all persons indebted 10
,ao sane 70 make payment to him without delav ~
- Important that said estate should be settled :.
psl.iore presented to the Sergeant of the cir. ~
;;shanona as such administrator will be acted on
Without farther notice from the parties. 'u on
Administrator of s. Borav;ts $500
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DR.. James DOve.-Oflice corner nj I'm MI
ana 9Th Streets opposite the Bell House il s-sm
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J. L. Wells Fancy and Trimming Store,

ron ry,, 13I Broad street
. TN hENT-The store and dwelling ut present &C.
cupied by me- Possession given ON the LIST Of March
OF soonerif desired. Apply on the premises
"a V-dlm 13i BROAD STREET
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O'NEIL,s CIRCULATING LIBRARY

DIosu otFeet' near Th-There y0n can get asy
hye cents a month. The following new books have
Just been purchased exclusively for the Library .
serted Wife. THE Old Homestead. AKeford Fami-
~ History, Holytree Inn Grace 0Malley The ri.
rates Son, Seven Poor Travellers. Subscribers are
70 deposit before taking OUT any books.
The deposit money is returned when you wish to
Withdraw. The canvassing agent 10 around canvas
sins. fon can pay him the deposit and send your
servant after the books JOHN VNfELL,
la 2t-ltt Next Door 10 Broad 81 Hotel
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L beg to remain yours, respectfully,
TIfnNEaS

u DIR. o. A. Crenshaw, office I43 Main
street, oyer Parker, Nimmo Co.'S, lately occupied
ny LIZ. uasxlns ia 7-2In<
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CANDIDA3B0 FOR oYF1cH
- Cenetab1e fGR21 DletE4et ~ HcpK5ee.
rssionsS s. &c resignation Of L. w. TimberIaks a.
r<,nsfabIe 81 the "a District 81 Hcnrieo county, II
s1ected pIedgs myself - discharge The dutes u ths
Office fafthfuily and promptly.
s Respectfully, 4. +. CRUMP.
~ n accerdSncs viii the Iss5cattea
yptersv calling ON me- TO become candidate for Tia
Office Of Constable inthe ID Dirict should ii pIssss
tie voters In snid District TO elect me sad oee
viii serve them faithfully and 70 the best q my sb
~. John FIT
rH 1 hereby ann0umce myself 4 canAb.
date for the Office Of Constable Of the Second District
OF Henco. to fill the vacancy occasioned by the re-
sirnation of L. W. Timberiake; and promise ff elect
ted, to ell the ofice faithfully.
Richmond, January is, 1885,
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DOKTRAIT OF DIR. JAMES W. ALEX
l. ANDER.-The friends of this distinguished gen
teman are requested to cali at and examine
the excellent portrait of him, lately issued The
New fork correspondent of the Central Presbyterian
speaks OF 1t IN the following terms:
There are many in your State and city who would
be delighted with sight of splendid engraved Dor
trait OF the Rev James w. Alexander, b. d., lust
completed by Ritchie johnson. The Doctor l. a
virgnian by BIRTH and now justly regarded as among
tine nobss and best OF clergy. This portrait
SCENTS him IN the present meridian of his DAYS ara
usefulness and wiIi perpetuate his features thong
ms name viii not require it for future generations
Price, in handsome Frame $685.
Price, without frame, $40
ia N-3t Onnosite snr,a
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AIDES, VELVET WHIkKA, Tor brrs s.
= ins Velvet An excellent article for the purrnss
ION sa's ~ JAZZ BULKLEY { co.
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8 UPERIOR CLOTHING AT GREATLY

SUPERIOR CLOTHING AT GREATLY
~ REDUCED PRICES.-All in want of great bar
gains III fine and well made Clothing, have now an
unusual opportunity of supplying themselves shall
from this date commence close out. for cash, my
entire stock of Clothing and Furnishing Goods No
into my large Store-room, No. ll9 Main street.
next door to j. w. Randolph's Bookstore which is
now being fitted up where intend opening at that
time with large and entirely and wen selected
stock of Spring aud Summer Clothing and Furnishing
Goods. My stock now in store comprises large va
riety of Overcoats Talnas Shawls Travelling Blank
eta Business Coats. Dress do, from finest TO lowest
grades, Pants and Vests in very great variety. MY
stock of Furnishing Goods is very large for the sea
son, from large receipts since November last. The
goods will be sold Those in want will please call
early and examine for themselves.
J. ID. GOODMAN, No. lS4 Main ST.,
Opposite Eagle Square.
N. B.-I have yet on hand very good stock of Ser
wants Clothing-such Coats, Pants, Vests Shirts
Red FLANNEL Shirts, do. Drawers, and Wool Socks.
GAVE YOUR COSTLY WARE. by mea rs
- of the Chemical Liquid Cement for mending
broken Glass. China and Earthenware of every de-
scrpfion All articles Joined with this valuable com
position will become perfectly firm and ready for use
IN ten minutes after being isned; it also rsssts the
action OF Rot water and the acids; for sale by
DUvAL y NORTON, DRUGGISTS.
JAZZ 10th and Main SITS.
A NlsE sEED--A prime article, for sa,e
- by A. BODEKER, Druggist,
JAZZ - No. 10 Main st.
CAsSAkl, Hemp ana Rape seed for sale
ia II No 10 Main st
4 I'LL OF BITTER ALMONDe, pare; O,i
- OF cinnamon; Oil Of Cleses; Oil of Aniss Seed;
| fresh supp lies just received eBd for sale by
A. B0DEKER, Druggist
ia Il No. 10 Main st.
rAhDEN SEED..-lIanareth's new eros.
~ warranted, Garden Seeds full supplies OF ali kind
just received and for sale BY - ~'A
A. BoDEKgR, Druggist,
Ez No 10 Main n.
RpCkWHEAT CAk ES ...BuckwLeaf
Cakes, light and very nice, with the best table
butter or Golden Syrup, can be had at .
ANDREW ANTONpS.
-an Sc. Nicholas Saloon
PALMETTO TWIST TOBACCS1. heinz
= sons OF the irst old lot. for sale by
10, DUvAL NORTON Drugsists
"A 10Th and Main sta
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ATTENTION. AID FIRE co


OFFICE r., F.AND P. X. R. COMPANY
RICHMOND, January 81 1856
re-. rz=zz=T11 POT M AC ROUTE
80 TG:==ssss - oPEN-NoTICE TO TRAVEL-
-LERS GOING NORTH, VIA
MENCING THIS DAY.-The Railroad and Steam
boat line, going North from Richmond is now unob.
structed, and Travellers may rely on Regularity,
Route via Fredericksburg and Aqua Creek Hours
of departure from Richmond, 81 o'clock A. M. and
7lP.M SAMUEL RUTH.
ia H-ts Agent of TRANSFORMATION
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-21
gy- A Letter from the Rev. Df. J0hn Cs
HicCabe, of Hampton, Va. :. ,o.-

~. HAMPTON VA, Oct. 10, 1855.
Having had occasion to use BAKERS PREMIUM
RITTERs in my family within the last two years In
cases of dyspepsia and headache can safely
saw have used any remedy for these dlstre IS
10 naladies with SO signal success this. | have
aver carefully avoided recommending any OF the vsrl-
Gus nosrums with which the country is flooded, be-
cause believe in majority of cases, they do more
berm than good ; but as Bakers Bitters have been
tried under my immediate observation, and produced
such beneficial results do not feel at liberty to with
hold my humble testimonial to their value
JNO. C. McCABE.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD CO., and Druggists
generally. ocSo