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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-07-11
A FRESH SUPPLY

DIuSS, MtulclneS, BOOKS, MOTORS,
~ Varieties. Stationery, &c, purchased in
New York and Philad. markets. has jnst been
rec al the Old Mammoth Drug Store of
ChRiSr & CALDWELL, Leuisburg.
NLASS Jars, for Picking and Preserving.
" Quarts and Half Gallons, for sale cbean
BY CHRIST Caldwell
RGREEN'S AROMATIC SAP, a eertain
IL cure for Dyspepsia and diseases arising
from an IMPURE state Of the stomsch-aso sure pre-.
y.ptive of FEVER AND AGJE-prcs rs es. p., h,tsis
for sale by CHRIST CALDWELL
SAPORlFIER. or Concentrated Lye-war.
~ ranted to make Soap without Lime, and
with little trouble With cake Lye and four rounds
Hard sosp can Be made In the same wsy For sale 81
CHRIST CALDWELL.
DAYES' WHITE GREASE for Wagons,
ID husgies. Carts. Omnibuses, Stages. etc.
sSps'!er aStiels, for ssls By CHRIsG 0ALpwsLk
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]. Goldsmith g. Bros,
Just Arrfved...EEW GOODS
OW is the winter Of our disconten,
IN made glorious summer by The ar.
rival of.our NEW STOCK of

consisting of the largest assortment Of NEWS
"EAR ever before brought to the town of
Lewisburg. Our stock is complete, and we
are Sc ling at very reduced prices. All of our
Goods are selected BY ourselves and manufac-
tured IN our own establishment in Philad. viz.
Black, Brown, Blue, Green. Claret and Plaid
Broadcloth and Cashmere Dress, Frock and
Sack Goats, as well as
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SuNBuRY & ERIE RATLRoAD.-Tbee ex.
tension Of our railroad connections, by the
Northern Central Railroad, renders the
progress of the Sunbury 4 Erie Railroad
a matter Of interest to Baltimore, and We
are therefore glad to learn from publish.
ed report Of the latter company that the
Western division running from point in
the Tiopests, eighty-two miles to Eric,
which was placed under contract some time
ago, will now be actively pushed to CON-
plrtion. 1t will run along Bennet's Branch
and the Sinnemshoning, by the way of
= Mays and R,dgW.y, thro' Elk county. +,
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Ct 1S0 MORTGAGE FOR SALE.
VA3 ACO Will be sold at discount.
Is well secured. Property near Lewisburs
Inquire at the "Chronicle" Office.
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JOURNAL OF TIE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
April Il, 1886.

April II, 1886.
The yeas and nays the provision.
OF the Constitution, and the first proposed anne
were follow, viz: 3
fEAs-Nessrs. Anderson, Backus, Baldwin, Ball, Beck
ILycorninc Heck York; ernhar Boyd. Boyer, Brow a.
Brush, buchanan Caldwell, Campbell, Carly, Cra~ ford
sras Dowda Edingcr, Fsusod, Foster. Gctz, IIaines
I!amel Harper. Helms, Hibbs. Hill, Hllegas Hpple
ioeomb tunscker Tmbrie Ingham Iunis. II i'm Johns
johnson, Laperte, Lebo, Lcnsak.r, Lovett MCalmont
MC"rthy. MCcmh. MaugIe Meneaf, Miller. montgomery,
Meorehead Nunnemacher, Orr Pearson, Phelps Purcell
ham sry Reed Reinhold Riddle. Roberts. shenk, Smith
lAegeny,l smith Cambria, Smith wv coming Stroa,sc
thompson, Vail. Whaon, Wright fDauphiu) Wright
tLnzerne, Zimmerman aud Wright t.SIseIkerE12
Nhs-Messrs Augustine, Barry Clover Cobnurn. Dock,
,Gibbon.y Hamilton, Hancock, ,House-
keeIrr uneker Ma Manley, Norris Num-
ma Patterson Salisbury. smith Phadelphis) Walter,
wintrode and Yearsley-2I.
So the Question vas dsssrninsd in the Affirmative.
On the question,
VIII the Hoase agree to the second amcndmentt
Inc yeas and nays taken, and a. follow vix
~ ikAs-Messrr Anderson, Backus, BALDWIN, Rail- Beck
Ls Beck York bernhard, Boyd Brown Brush
Buehanan, Caldwell, Campbell, Carly. Craig Fsusod
,osier "eI haines iams Harper. deins, Ill., flbbs
liiiiegas Nipple. Holconb Hunsecker Imhrie Inrbam
INNS irvin Johns. Johnsrn, lAporte ebo Loneaker,
Lov"tt' MCaimont. Mccarthy. MComh Msugic, Meussr.
nhhr' Monteomery, Moorehsad. Eunnemaeber Orr
carson Purcell Rsmsey, Reed, Rsnhod Riddle Roberts
,nenk Smith Allesheny) Gtrouss Veil whalIse wrisht
Iuae'sso Amnernnn ssd Wright a4szkU,--e8.
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accOuUtS IUr the SmaIlneS5 OF BuChlnan !
-r-- .oaa ~ truycf II the
ladies don't help. Just think of the White
House without lady to preside in it-a
"nation's father" without a wife-turning
the Peoples Mansion into fussy, prim.
Old Bachelors Hall
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TFmisburg Cbruultlt.
July IL, 1856.

o. N. woRpEN & !. r. CORNELIUS.
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r@-At one of the adult pic-nics from
Lewisburg on the 4th, a vote was taken
for President, which stood
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ycR PsessssHs-GERRIT sxlTH, Of New Yors.
vrs PteunsN-aAMyEL 2. MFARLAED, Of p,nx,s
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In IousE OF RsrREsExr.rIyEs)
April II, 1856.
Fs'o'red That th. resolution pass On the first amend
menf. yeas u. ~ On the second mt YEA
63, -. On the third yeas 81 NAYS II
and on the fourth amendment, yeas g., maya l6.
Extract from the Journni:
WILLIAM JACK, Clerk.
SEcrIr.nrs orYrcE.
Filed April q, 1856 A.G CURTIN.
.Secrstdry Of the Commonwealth.
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HARRISBURG, June q, 1856.
Tsnrsy'runin, SIS:
do certify that the above and foregoing il true and
correct copy Of the original Resuton relative an
Amendment Of the Constitution" tn. same remains
file in this Office.
~ In testimony whereof. have hcreunto get nv
L. phand and caused To be affixed the seal Of the
~ Secretary Office the dag year ritten
A. q. CURTIN.
Secretary of Ge Commonwealth.
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Richmond Markets, September 3.

FROM CAPE COAST, AFRIcA--We learn from
Captain Clark, of the brig Marshall recently ar
rived from Cape Coast, Africa, that the West
Coast has been unusually sckly this season, sew
eral of the native merchants and European ira
ders having died, from fevers, dropsy and dys-
EMERY. All of them were well known to our Sa-
lem people who have business relations in that
quarter.
There is bitter complaining in regard to the ty-
ranpy and oppression inflicted upon the natives
by the British officials who compose the local gov
eminent. They have recently imposed tax of 3
per cent ON all goods landed, according to their
value in the market there which is serious de-
triment to the American merchants.-SaIems Regis
ton
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HAMPTON MALE AND FEMALE AC.
IL Denny

sn 15-lmN
HAMPTOn MALE AND FEMALE AGA
JOHN b. CARY, A. NJ, Principal.
The next Session Of this School will commence on
the first MONDAY in October, and continue ten
months. Tho subjects taught Ancient and Mo-
dern Languages. Mathematics, the elements of Ply
steal Science, Military Tactics, Music, Drawing and
Painting.
Board, including washing fuel and lights. $40 90
Tuition according to advancement from $50 to 90 20
Modern Languages, Music, Drawing and Painting,
extra
Address, the Principal, Hampton, Va.
se 1-dAclm*
~ GUAGES AND MATHEMATICS.-A graduate
Master of Arts of the University of Virginia who
had several years experience in teaching, wishes
to form a small class for instruction in the above
branches, between the hours of and 10, T. M
This may afford to young men engaged throughout
the day. en- opportunity of maturlng their early stu
dies to render tn cir efforts at selfimprove-
ment much more easy and satisfactory and their
progress in literature and the sciences mora agree
able, sure and rapid.
For further information, inquire at this office.
sc LINK
T1HE MIssEs BOCkINs will reopen
l. their School, at the house of MIR. Richard FOX.
9Th street, between Grace and franklin the LIST OF
October next.
TERMS OF ADMISSION FOR SESSION OF NINE MONTHS
spaH cniidren. o o o u"
More advanced classes. 40 W.
Music Piano. 50 10
DO CuHar...... ...-.....................s oo w
au 50--dtlO
DICRMOND FEMALE iNSTITUTE.--
IA The exercises OF the Institute viii be resumed ON
the first MONDAY IN October.
TERMS PER SESSION:
board. w
Wishing. ~ w
Tuition In Collegiate Department. 5U w
Tuition in Preparatory Department. 50 90
Ancient or Modern Languages, each........ ~ w
MUSIC on flano 10 on w
The large number entering the Institute during the
last session. $685. has encouraged the Trustees to
provide still increased facilities and the arrangements
for instruction will be the elevated and Hbe-
raj scale the spacious and convenient accommoda-
tons No pains will be spared to the highest
advantages to the young ladies who may honor by
their attendance.
For catalogues or further information, address
B. MANLY, JR,
jy 2s-dSm Richmond, Va.
MIR LEFEBVRIs' SCHOOL, Ricnmond,
I'VE VA.-The next of this Institution will
open the 1st day of October, 1856, and close on
the first day of Jnly. 1857
TERMs.-Board 5000; Washing $50; English TUT
music on Piano, Harp Guitar $50; Drawing SO;
Drawing tom nature S40 Painting, water coors $40;
in oil $50 Primary Department for children under
10 years eff age $50.
kEFERENeEs--- Patrons of the School; Right Rev.
Bishop Mead, Right Rev Bishop Johns, Right Rev.
Bishop Cobbs of Alabama, Rev. Moses D. Hogs, D.
D.. Rev. T. V. Moore, D d. Rev. 3. GlldeTsleeve..
FAcULTY.--Hubert P. bvre, A. M. Principal;
Rev. Il S. Keppler, Rev. w. z. DIAM; j. P. Lit
tie, NJ. d., r. A Lewis, III. D Joseph Michard John
Madame Estvan. Mile Lacy, Miss E. Bartlett, Mile
Villemet. French Governess etc, etc.
All letters to be directed TO
P jy IT, HUBERT P. LEFEBVRE.
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EDUCATION.

n1Iss TAZEWELI4ss SCHOOL, Grace
IN srsEgT, BETwEEN TIN And 8THs--Tha sixth
session of this School will commence the first day
81 0ctoher and close the first day of July.
Mis-, TAZEWELL will be assisted by gentleman
whose attanm snts and experience render him con-
siderable acquisition to the School ANY other desr-
cd information will be communicated through circu-
lara which be obtained on application
Terms, payable semi-annually in advance.
For Board. &sGg 20
Higher English Branches. .............. 40 90
Primary do do ..................., 81 90
Ancient and Modern Languages each. 20 90
Music and Drawing, Professors fees.
n Clint
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Financial and Commercial.


Thursday Morning, sep,cmser 4, 1885.
Financial and Commercial.
sale. Of $500 Va o. in New York, Tuesday, a,
es2
The New York Journal of Commerce, of Tuesday
AFTERNOON, says
The demand for money has been active throughout
the las: week, but the arrival of the steamer from
Csilforns, and the disbursements from the Sub
Treasury, have prevented any material change 10
rates OF interest
The Stock market has continued to droop, and Is
again lower today. Everybody 10 ayerse to buying
because ell expect further decline, while sellers
submit to the concession only to accommodate their
necessities.
FOREIGN Exchange is firm. but inactive. Bills on
London 1921 0ie9I for bankes nost of the busines
It the iusde rate and Ios. o9s for commercial sig
natures. Paris III 05lS.
Tn. statement of the New York City Banks of
their average condition for the week ending August
s0th shovs decrease of Ssi5 094 in loans and 81
$50 s8i in deposits and incea of $50 in spe-
Gle and s SS2 in circulation. We annex the weeks
average. with a comparison including the previous
week and corresponding week of last year:
Date. L'ns and Dis Specie.
August Is 1s5e............sIIo 1873 0o5 SI2sI4 1872
August So 1885, :.......... log. 1891 IL 1855 2S6
Same time last year.
September !. 1855........ l00, $500 Il 852 a2S
Date. Circulation. Deposits
August Is 1856. So. 5Ss4 ais $90,lI rs
August 90 1856. 6,529745 S7,716 2f2
Same time last year.
September |, 1s55......-..... 7,s20l7s sl,057,2Io
The Journsl of Commerce says:
The bank statement is on the whole favorable ;
tie increase in specie for the week is $50 504 the
ceipts of treasure by the Illinois is5 1917 appear
ing in the average only for two ys. The average Of
loaas and discounts and also of deposits will probably
show decrease for some time to come"
BY Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 3.-Flour advanced and quoted
1t IS Whsat bettsr-white s 500 %; red j 10
fOi-60 Corn sdvanced-wnlte 5706i, yellow 5SU62
Ohio Sc 20D6 50; Southern S7U8.G. Wheat held
higher Corn advsnced-mixe 4 65U67; white 6SW73.
Stocks higher-Virsinia 6's 500.
Richmond Markets, September 3.
FLOUR-The market to-day is a little more firm.
Holders have advanced their rates to 81 for super
fine, at which there have been limited sales. Ship
pers offer Sc Is; but hear Of no sales at that.
WHEAT.-The market is firm at previous quota
lions; 81 so for prime red, snd Sl6o for prime
white The offerings did not as active az on the
preceding days.
CoRN.-We quote 7O075-and market not so
buoyant as of late.
e. AUCTION SALES OF COFFEE AND SUGAR
Sales of the bark Vrgnians cargo of Coffee, import.
ed by Dunlop Moncure Co, and sold at auction on
the I'd of September:
50O9 bags from 965 to 1l40 averaging 1884, quality
ranging from inferior to prime.
At the same time was sold
liz hhds N o. Sugars FROM $40 to 1925 averaging
800, quality fair to choice.
125 bbls. N. U. Moiasses at 55tc.
=
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" w. CONES CLASSICAL AND COM
Il. MERCIAL SCHOOL will open its St h annual
session. on MONDAY, the 18th of September next,
in the usual piece Broad street. opposite st. Johns
Church, and continue ten meuths
Tuition per session, payable quarterly in advance :
Common English Branches. $40 60
81 :" 6 and Ancient Lam
Higher Eng. Branches and Gdgdaced studies,
in Ancient Languages so on
Having purchased quite extensively of Philoso-
phical and Chemical apparatus dunng the past
year and otherwise added to the conveniencss of
the School, ito facilities for instruction are Intended
70 be equal to any In the city.
Il. w. CONE, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL
p. S. A class of small boys for the Elementary
English Branches viii be received at tuition of $50
per session, under q competent teacher
N B. Pupils requested to be- present at the
opening OF the School il practicable.
9---ts
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{ o-fAaTNkiisHIP.
NEW DRY GOODS HOUSE.

BROWN STONE BUILDING.
No. l57 MAIN ST.
rs undersigned have formed a CO partnership, uu-
Ger r the nrra and style of PRICE BAYLY VAT.
AINs, ,or the purpose Of conducting in this city
general w holesaie and Retail
DRY GOODS BUSINESS
They have taken the new building: now in eoprss
o. erecton. No l57 Main street. nearly opposite ths
Messra. Kent Paine 4 Co.
ny the 10Th September they viii open an entirely
new and choice stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
selected especially for the best class Of retail trade
TO which they invite the attention of their frends
and the public.
Their experience and facilities will enable them 10
offer ut ali times the and best yles Of aoods
st the lowest possible prices to cash and nusctusi
cfeoit customers SAMUEL NJ. PRICE,
PEYTON O HAYLY
JOEL b. WATKINS
u oo--.xawzm JOSEPH r. PRICE. in
RlTisH LuATkk--Pna up ID small
- psekasss; the best article for backins stoves;
one ease Just received and for sale BY Z
4 sus WIN. 6AITLER, liz Main r.
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GLOVER HILL LUMP COAL..-i nm
- now prepared to fill orders for best Clover Hill
Lump Coal. Terms cash. Or to punctUsl customer.
Also, Oak and Pine Wood, and Anthracite Coal
all at market prices.
WIN. C. BRAZEAL, B ssin Bank,
an Sim between 9Th and 9TH streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-04

Vl periority of India Rubber the best leather
Belts has been proved by trial of now more than
fifteen years; this, together with the fact that
tinual improvements have been made in their quail
ty, warrants us in representing that they really
superior to ell others for spsn, particularly heavy
main Belts. They preserve perfectly smooth and
even ufface. They do not stretch, rarely require
tightening more than once will always run straight
and with perfect bearing the puileys (by which
we believe power Of 20 per cent is gained the
best leather Belts) will stand heat of 800 degrees Of
Fahrenheit and any degree of cold and be
in wet PLACES exposed to weather without injury
They therefore invaluable for SAW MILLS, Cor
TON GINS, MINES, GRAIN ELEVATORS and all ex-
posed places.
We furnish Belts of any length or width but none
are made, unless specially ordered, of than "a
inches wide We keep constantly hand a large
stock and orders by mail OF Telegraph will receive
prompt attention. Small orders carefully execu-
ted the largest.
All the Belts sold by are warranted Except
cross belts for which we do not recommend them)
and it is worthy of note that WE HAVE HAD BUT
THREE RETURNED IN FIFTEEN YEARS.
N. B.-We also agents for a man ufactory of
Leather Betting, and keep always on hand q full
stock of same at factory prices
WILLIAMS BROTHER,
Corner Cary and Pearl streets
| Agents the manufacturers
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WHAT EVERY PERSON SHOULD
SHERIFr's OFFICE, MoRGAsT.ws, Va, !

DGCttIU6T
DIR. I. Scott Co.-Gents: 1t affords great plea
sure testify to the decided effects of your CELE-
RRATED WHITE CIRCAsSIAN LlNIMENT, it having
frequently relieved me of the qulnsy when various
other remedies failed and recommend it to the
public. john 7. FLEMING,
Sheriff Monongaia county, Va.
All the above Medicines for sale by Purcell, Ladd
q Co.. and Alex. Duval Richmond IS
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ECHU0L ON HURCH HILI.-The
y Exercises OF Mrs. WEBB'S School corner m
Broad and Gath streets, will Re resataed ON WED.
EESDAY. the ist of October next
Terms &c. made known on application
an la-dttstO
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'1'HE AOTiiEk,s BREAST CLOTHS.
These Cloths de not profess to cure risen breast
but they have been known to fail in single IN
stance, IL applied in time to PREVENT the tormafoa
OF the MAMMARY ARscess, or GATHERED bREASI
go common and painful to nursing mothers. Full d.
rections accompanying them, and descriptive PAM
phlets may be obtained of the agents gratis fhe
price is 81, for which and u cents worth Of postage
part of the country. For sale by the Agents,
MEADE l. BAKER, Chemists, NC,
1856, N. w. corner of Main and 10Th sts,
an I3---d&c4w Richmond, Va
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The subscriber will commence the 4th annual
session of his School, the st October next under
the above organization.
In addition to q full Classical, Mathematical and
English course, Military Instruction viii be given to
all whose parents my desire it These will consti-
tute corps Of Cadets, properly uniformed and sub
Jecfed to regular daily, dill and weekly parade.
The uniform WON by this Cadets win constitute
their daily dress and will be SO planned az TO be al
once economical and neat.
The duties OF tins department will be so arranged
as not to Interfere with the regular studies and duis
OF the school, but will rather, it ia hoped, become
slluuus tDereto asweil as powerful agent in pro-
noting the health, manners and personal bearing of
the pupils and the general discipline of the school
new building, embracing commodious study and
recitation roons will be ready for opening of the
session. 80 - ~
The location 1.-THE brow of the kiil adjoining the re-
sioences of Mrs Bruce snd Mr. Seddonl has been Sc
iectea with especial reference to the comfort and
hesth OF pupils being at retired and accessible
with tree circulation Of air, fine prospect and spa
cious play grounds
Terms as heretofore Circulars to be had Oh appli-
cation. j. AMRLFR WEED
29---2m
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HAVANA AND PRINCIPE CIGARS "
Ii the following ciasses viz:
REGALIA, FENsADos, LONDON,
COMMON SIZE PANETELA and OPEhA y..
Aiso Turkey and virgiala SmokiaE ToeAcso' ~, r.
sinia Chewing Tobacco; Meefschaam. Cyarens
hemisn Genoiss and Powhatan Pipes; Amhers fssl.s
Cherry Zebra and Jessamins stems; Meersehaam ~ -
Amber Cigar Tubes--snd ali ether articles III tns ~
bacco hne, can be had Of
CHARLES RICHARDSON,
Importer Of aud Dealer in Havana ana
Pxincipe CiaArs. American Hotel baildak
IN 1--tf Corner Of MAta and tfth Nles..-
INsKED OII4.-.Pnre Lfn.ecA Ard IN 4,
sAle 81 4 HOnEKEk,
g s sa No. ID Mas e.
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A UGUST, 10Th 1856
a. GREAT ArTRACTION-PRf
AUCTION
THOMAS n PRICE L Co., at the old established
stand, s9 Main street will corsmsnce thi. dav ana
continue until their regular fall trade begins to sell off
large lot of rich figured and striped silks Broche.
meres tal wool1 common Mouslin es and variety Of
otner eoors the accumulation of past seasons ut less
than half their real value - e''
These bargains will be exhibited nm fhs sacond
floor interfere with their regnIsr hnsins
New goods daily arriving
20-tawfm THOg n ppICr T. co
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Il RY.-Wilkms Amieet for the hair; Psmmade
Phiocone de Ia Socete Hygisnique, new, elegant,
and scientifically prepared article, recommended BY
the Paris Academy of Medicines Savage's Ursns; Pr
vers and Bazin's Pomades in blue pots; Stick Poma'
tum; Rowland's Macassar Oil; GowEands Lotion;
Balm of a Thousand Flowers Fleur de- Riz; Lubn's
Venaigre Rouge; Meen Fun; Genuine Farlna Co
iognes; Powder Puffs and Boxes; Toilette Waters
and Vinegar; Hair Dyes of every desert ptioni Ths
genuine Woods Hair Restorative; Travelling Insr'
monsters; Barry's Tricopherous; Lyons Ksthalron'
Hand Mirrors, DC. For sale at
MEADE l. BAKERS
New Apothecary Store,
1856, N. w. corner of Main and 10th sts,
Just above new Custom House, Richmond, Va
IS --dN e4rv
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COKE AND COAL.

EAOV Err HILL AND ANTHRACITE
~ COAL-The Subscribers keep constantly
which they prepared to sell at market prices
Offices at Capt L. Libbys goth and Gary sts
and at their Clover Hill yard opposite Petersburg De-
pot. VIM. III. DAVIS X co.
m,
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UIICkOk,S PATENT PORTABLE Cl.
III DER AND WINE MILL.-This Mil comes to
us highly recommended, and we have reason to be
lieve it to be the best Cider Mill in use.
We solicit orders. Price S42 so.
BALDWIN CARDWELL CO.
au 2t---2m 143 Main street. Richmond
VDELLEVUE HOsPITAL.--ThIs Insfitu-
ID ton is situated on Church Hill, Richmond, Va,
in delightful airy position, and is furnished with
every convenience conducive to the comfort of pa
tients and the successful treatment of disease.
The Lying-in Wards are peculiarly commodious.
The undersigned give their personal attendance to
all patients placed under their charge.
TERMS:
G0iored faHents per week.
w nit65-. .-..s............ -
Private accommodation ............ to 10 "
These rates embrace eE charges for Board Msdi.
cines, and Medica, aud Surgical attendance
e. No Small Pox admitted.
PHYSICIANS:
JAMES BOLTON, M D.,
Grace street. between 4th and 9Th
C. 8. MILLS, nj. d.,
Eth street, between Broad and Marshall
q. T. COLEMAN, NJ. D.
Corner Of 4th and Grace streets
Resident Physician-Dr. WOOD. INV A-sm