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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-24

DRIAN II. MULLER, AUCrIO 'SEs-kXrCUToR'S
"A erempoTy s,s $40 usoe lots in tn CITY of New
York being part Of the real estate OF james heso de-
csaseS.-. AuLL.k WI sci st au ltioo Ga fuesds.,
May ct tie Merchants sxcharg some nost desrsoe
perry vel worthy Ne atan u csoi ssts and thea seek
Inf cfocs bni clog oca ions. For pps s SO Wa
sheet cf George Chest.rmsn 50 street,
livery put up be highes bid ter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-24

a HIGHLY RFsPBCrABl
~ mana msru'acturer o.
desirous 70 become acquln, Z. &c
kir diy 6'spofed lste wtnthe
ipt macy ; yet. chou q the earn
secure unbrundtd mnlua sss
way poat (fhee.
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RY VIRTUE OF AN kXEjUTION, WiuL GXoOS1
~ for sale public suction, SATURDAY, Ma "a 1866 a. 10
ocock In The forenoon all The righ te and ineI Of Frn
situated IN he he ward in the city Of YORK
nsrh sco 81 NKhy f street hetWesn the Third and
avenues and Of the Harlem Commons and
bid down and the map Of said Commons b. he
Der ]E The said sale take place the pre-
mises. CHARLES F. WATTS tlonskb'e
oa MARI M NauVf
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Al DOUGHTY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE or
wi. h.usehod furniture. this day. at ION o'c occt,
tee aucton n ard 70 Centre street, -Mshogauv
aofal foa bedsesdr, ete see~ lounges paror easy
rocking ro,ewood and mshovaDy dre.s ogreans
bcsers and pillows obes, erson table, feet
cr mstogany tapestry, Brussels and three ply carpets
ment OF plated ware, cutlery. &c
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rnr,DoFAPHIc NEWS.
CeueressienaI.

Congressional
WASHINGTON, March 1a-Scmate min'a''
Academy appropriation bill was passed
Mr. Casa concluded his remarks on Cen.ra .,.s. y
r,can affairs he stated on the autnoly :; -
Commodore Vanderbilt, that the Transit oss ..,;n,
Company had never committed any ACT s""'''
ing Col Walkers invasion If Nicarssuxx,; .,..r =,
Mr.. Cass referred TO the seizure, ~ y, n noo
the companys property TO the amount .S;, 80 g.
600, and read aletter from Com If tha n
rotary Marcy asking the inerposaloh ~ me
Government To obtain redress ihc s ~. 80
made ON the ground ofthe ndeoeeoness sne
many 10 Nicagap,,a, and Com v denies tne eAis''
arco AZ srcb Indebtedness he also refuses 10
.rhu,t, 20 AN award Of arbitration
-, ,he consideration OF the deficiency ap
..,or hil the Senate adjourned.
Ho.s-~Mr. Bowie opposed the resolution LOT
,S,',~ for persons and papers on the Kansas
election question.
Mr. Hickman proceeded to close the debate on
resolution was introduced as q substitute for
the resolution empowering the committee to send
for persons and papers. The substitute empow'
ers the Speaker to appoint committee OF three
members to take testimony In the case and ap-
10000 to defray expenses. Inc reso-
luton also requests the President to give the com
mittee so appointed military protection, II neces-
sary.
The substitute was adopted by vote OF lol to
81, and the House adjourned.
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Shelton G.. Davis, Esq.

We have boen under great obligations during
the recent session of the Senate to SHELTON c.
DAVIS, Esq, the able and efficient clerk of that
body for the obligng manner in which he has
furnished facilities for obtaining reports of the
proceedings ofthe Senate. The Senate, made un'
der the new Constitution, an originating body, not
only originates as great, but probably greater
amount of business, than the House of Delegates
and passes much larger number of bills. The
duties of its clerk are therefore enormous in the
extreme, and are, by the way, very poorly com
pensated. Mr.. Davis is one of the most c0mpe
tent most energetic and most untiring of officers
and it strikes us as gross injustice that he should moi
receive pay according to his services. This is the
unanimous opinion of both parties in the Senate
and, but for the strange refusal of the House tc
concede to the Senate the right to Judge the value
of the services of Its own officers, Mr. Davis would
now receive the compensation which his extra
ordinary labors deserve.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-20

" The Great Russian Remedy.--Pro Boz
NO PUBLIco.-"Every mother should have a box in
the house handy, in case of accidents to the chill
dren."
REpDING's RUSSIA SALvE-It il a Boston remedy
of thirty years standing, and is recommended by ply
scians II is and speedy cure for Burns, Piles,
Boils Corps Felons Chilblains and Sores of every
kind for Fever Sores, Ulcers Itch Scald Head Net
tie RASH Bunions Sore Nipples recommended by
nurses Whitows, Sites, Festors, Flea Bites Spider
Stings Frozen Limbs, Salt Rheum Scurvy, Sore and
Cracked Lips, Sore Nose Warts and Flesh Wounds,
1t is a most valuable remedy and cure which be
testified to by thousands who have used it in the city
of Boston and vicinity for the last thirty years In
instance will this Salve do injury interfere
with physicians prescriptions. 1t is made from the
purest materials, from recipe brought from Russia
of articles growing in that country-and the propre-
tors have letters from all classes cergymen, physi.
Clans captains, nurses and Others who have used
it themselves, and recommend it to Others.
Readings Russia Salve is put in large tin boxes,
stamped on the cover with picture of horse and
q disabled soldier which picture is also engraved on
the wrapper. Price IS cents box.
Sold at all the stores in town country, may be
ordered of any wholesale druggist
BEDDING L CO., Propretors,
No. State st., Boston.
e. BENNETT, BEERS Il FISHER, Agents for
Richmond. fs l2-d6m
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DIED.

On Tussday evening, 18th instant, Mn. ANN
WTf1TLOCK, aged ~ years.
Tho friends and acquaintsnces are requessso 20 ~
te I'd her funeral from her residence, on the WsAnsm
Plank Road, a miles from the city TINS essnlns y
O'clock without further netice.
In this city. on Wednesday morning. the nth,
GEORGE H CURTIS, of Chautseus county, state
of New York, in the sd year of his age.
yited 70 attend his funeral from the Mount Vernon
Hotel this evening" at half past O'Clock
On "wednesday morning, the 10Th inst Mrs. FRAN
CTS ANN SED1WICK, wife OF Richard Sedswick'
In the seth year OF her age. ,
The friends and acqunintances OF the family are re-
spectuIy invited to attend her funeral at the resi-
dence of her husband ON Main street, on ihufsaay'
the GOTH at O'Clock, p. M.
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sPHCIAL NOTICES.

- A s meetiu9 Of the Council Of the eli.
~ Of Richmond held on Monday, the 10Th day Of
March. 1854, the following persons wers appointed
Comn1isnonsrs and Condue,es OF the Ward Flee
tious 70 be bold on Che first sdnesday IN April next
Il he places herein designated: :,
Fos JEFFERSON wARp-lo.eph Brammsll, T.
Libby, James Winston, c. b Hin, and geo n. o Gar
dnetor Place of holding the election, At the First
Market House. .,,,,,, n
In,L George w Randolph, James r. Fisher and Geo.
w G3rettcr, Commissioners; and Elisha shepperson,
Conductor Place of holding the election, at the
Hastings Court Room.
For monroe wARp--L. L. Barnes, L. w. Glaze
brook John d. Quarles, Thomas Barham. and Flen-
ins Grimm Conmissioners; and VIM l.. Msule, CON-
drrfor Place of holding the election, at Lacys snop,
corner of Broad and Foushee SITS
NH sn-st THos LAWSON. C. C r.
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rE- Pnrfhenian Eeminary-Is the mann

" PRrfhenfan Seminary-Is the name
of school Just opened on Union Hill. in the large
white building known as the Chapel" near the
Methodist church; Miss HICKMAN, the principal
formerly of the Baltimore Female College, is an ex-
perienced and successful teacher and highly con-
nected Her course of instruction includes the va.
ing Embroidery &c. The patronage of the public is
requested for this audable effort efan educated lady,
establish rstclass school In the mower portion of
our CITY. NH l8---3t
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
~..-,.c-,,..sscr rins. March 80, 1856.


The Legislature.
r.. General Assembly Of Virginia adjournee
..,.ra.v after session CT 1l9 days. and after tn'
...re Of some Jfsxr hundred and sirfy bills' ana
nu,uber Of joint resolutions
rrhs session has been . most important one
n.,wfthstandins the large number OF pihs p~'so"'
crest many-some important, and all ih'e' e''Ds
o;,ser locally or generally--are lost III" '"p.e
Ne that II could be otherwise. in q seS''0" ~i's
=, ,,,erreguum Of two years, with all tne aeeai"''
,.,od .nb;ec,s to which such lapse OF t'ine must
,vs ri,e In great State like Virginia JUST passing
or, ~ condition of apathy into one OF enterprise
and physical development
rh. most important feature OF the Legislation OF
o.. sesson inst concluded 10 its finance measures
rhev are quite numerous, and are the result of
s-e.,aeal Of labor and reflection Of the Committee
~ Finance. of which the young member from rs
sax. Mr.. GARRETT, was the distinguished and aoie
chairman. These measures will no doubt place
the credit of the State very soon In the cond,''"
In which Il deserves TO stand before the WORN
The taxes levied under the Recommendation Vi VIZ
committee are unequal and highly uni"'. '" '
commercial class; but we trust that so i~s
revenue will be produced by IT as TO enaoie iu
.ure Ieoislsture to do Justice to this CLASS OF CHI
,.ns Tbev have this consolation; that the sharp
taxation will likely put Virginia in o'na'aon %
;naonordencs that will enable her to complete the
80. ,in.. of ,rnproysment, and thus regenerate
h.r and s.cure her commercial independence.
The failure of the Internal Improvement bills
Is a matter Of deep regret to the friends OF the
cause: brxpths success of the Virginia and Ten
nessse and the Covington bills, is real consola-
ton amidst the wide spread wreck to the proposi-
lions introduced during the session.
The House of Delegates contained great deal
of ability. Some of the ablest discussions we
have heard for many years. occurred In that oooy
during the recent session. Governor FLOYD rank
ed most decided and justly, as the first orator ano
there yet may be great orators where he is great
est The passages between him and Mr. OAK
NETT, on the Finance measures, were marked oy
great ability.
The labors of the session have been Hercuiean'
and so long have been the daily sittlngs for some
weeks that nearly every body was broken down
by them. The able and gentlemanly CLERK, 81.
GEORGE TUCKER, has been almost hidden under
the load of work piled upon him; but he has en-
dured and performed it all twill take some days
of rest and nights of natural sleep, to recruit him.
and these we hope he will now have
report of the closing proceedings will be found
on the outside of our paper-espeeially OF snari
into which the Houses got on Tuesday night
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Commercial.

NEW YORK, March l9.-Flour has an improv-
ing tendency, but there is no quotable change
Wheat firmer Southern Red, SLT6. Corn firm
aud unchanged. Pork and Beef unchanged Lard
declined and quoted at l0!. Whiskey improving,
and quoted at 81 cts. Stocks dull Sterling Ex-
change 9sd9i.
BALTIMORE, March l9-Flour steady. Howard
Street $6.75. Wheat unchanged. Corn 5S060c.
Provisions firm though dull
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-20

Z To DHstHcss !fHoHs"s w HsW gUu sCHu
a ship to sea amid furious hurricane! Weuld you
apply poisonous drugs to the delicate coating
of the stomach for q local difficulty like feon,
broken breast, swelling, sprsin, tumor, or even
of sense in all things else, then advise your family to
be prompt in applying the Electric Oil" In case of
Group in children. 1t is instant cure, the
and thousands more in Philadelphia and elsew here,
and ask Charles Sexton, Esq. Mayor of Camden.
The action of this Oil is wonderful when pain is
most Tryit in case of painful swelling and
see how quickly it will reduce it. Many dealers
would not be out of it now. Sold by PURCELL,
LADD CO., and throughout the U. States. Read
advertisement in another column. NH 20-eo5t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-20

THE GEN. ARMSTRONG CAsE.-The case of the
privateer brig Gen. Armstrong was on Monday
decided by the Court of Claims at Washington in
favor of the claimants The points of the decision
which was delivered by Chisf Justice Gilchrist is
very elaborate and conclusive.
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rT 5000 moro Rich TarIefon ColTal

" 5000 more Rich TarlefOn Collars
OPENING THIS MORNING, MONDAY, MARCH II, 1856.
at N EZEKIELS Cheap Store No. U.s. Main street.
viii open this morning my third supply. consisting
of 5000 of those splendid rch Tarleton Collars. The
styles are much handsomer than the last. To those
who have not the article, would state that
when worn they have the appearance of Collar
worth IS, whilst the price 10 ONLY A NINEPENCE
EACH. Call early and select. N. EZEKIEL,
NH II No. IS Main st.
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Railroad Accident.

PHILADELPHIA, March l9-Two freight trains
came in collision last night near Havre de Grace,
by which George Goodwin, the conductor, ana w IN
Todd brakesmau. were killed. The engine dri-
YER named Flynn, was injured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-20

r. FIetcher's Hair Tonic excels every
thing for identifying and improving the Hair No
toilet table is complete without it. and single trial
10 quite sufficient to show Its good effect The great
of the Tonic has brought up host of inita
tors (who know much about the treatmen Mt of the
Hair as the man in the moon,) whose noxious mix
lures have produced 30 much mischief and annoy
ance.
Persons wishing the original and genuine article
can be supplied By the manufa cturer
JOHN JOHNSON,
NH IL 10th st., between Main and Cary.
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DEATH OF A VETERAN.-CoL George Rogers
died a few days since. near Boydton, Va He
served in the war of 1912 as an Ensign, was for
years Trustee of Randolph Macon College, and
representative in the Virginia Legislature. He
had attained the age of II years.
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sEow.-There was a snow storm in Baltimore
Tuesday, in Concord, N. c., on Saturday, Green
vile, s. G., on the l4th, and Newberry, S. c.. on
Friday last. A few fakes fell in Richmond Tues
day, accompanied for few moments by hail, but
the same storm was heavier farther North.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-20

wFencfng Acadcmy-.Lnw Buildings
The subscriber would respectfully inform his scholars
and the public generally that his health is sufficiently
restored to enable him to resume his duties, q
teacher of Fencing, on MONDAY, the 18th instant.
THIS week the second course will commence.
e. Hours of exercise from 10 O'Clock, A NJ. to
P NJ, and from to O'Clock, P. NJ, except Thurs
day. EDWARD DE RUE.
The undersigned Pupils of Capt. EDWARD De RUE,
take great pleasure in recommending him to the
community as person fully competent to teach tho
art of Fencing. From what we have seen of Capt.
De Rue, we do not hesitate to pronounce him, in our
opinion, experienced and accomplished swords
man, and modest and unassumng gentleman.
T. T. AUGUST, Col. lst Regiment Va. Vol.
R. MILTON CARY Lieut.. Col. LIST Regiment
Va. Volunteers
JOHN II. RICHARDSON, Capt. Young Guard.
w. M. MUNFoRD, Capt. Eagle Infantry.
WIN. H. LYONS, Lieutenant Eagle Infantry
T. l.. DAVIS, Capt. Henrco Dragons
]. P. r. CRAWFORD, Capt. Con mental Guards.
r. w. ALLEN, Lieut.. Continental Guards.
c. RICHARDSON, Captain Richmond Fayette
Artillery.
J. B. CLorToN, LIST Lieut. Richmond Fayette
Artillery.
T. P. HoBsoS.
C. L. LONG.
C.R. BRIcKEN.
D. LEE Powell. NH l9-5t
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RAILROAD AcCIDENT.-An express train on the
Little Miami railroad, Ohio, Tuesday morning, run
Into the accommodation trsin standing on tho side
Of the track at Spring Valley. The engineer,
Charlss Hunt was injured fatally, and died soon
aftervard. fireman was also badly bruised but
none Of the passengers were hurt. The engines
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-20

TOBACCO SALES AT LOUISVILLE The Louis
Vile, KY Courier reports sales in that city Fri
day of 100 hogsheads of tobacco for cash. at prices
ranging from Is SIS 50 for green Tugs to fair leaf
and one hid of choice at $ll.55 per cwt. The
sale aggregated SIS 6OO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-20

FIRE IN BosTos.-A fire occurred Tuesday
In Commerce street, Boston, In q building occu.
pied by Messrs. A. &. II. Jacobs, Door, Proctor d.
Co, Yater e. Drake, Norcoas Felen & Co, Bridge,
Gould & Co.. and others. The losses amount to
upward of $50 600
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THE SHIP TELEGRAPH.-This ship, which was
laden with -four from Richmond and burnt at Sa
vannah, has been raised The damage sustained
Is estimated at $4,000. Her cargo, consisting OF
5000 barrels of -four, was not materially damaged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-20

MURDER.-A farmer, named Buck, was murder.
ed at his residence near Morrisvile, Madison coun-
ty, N. Y, on Friday night last His body was
found on Saturday morning horribly msngled,
with bloody axe near by. A man who worked
for this deceased, and who had had some difficulty
with him has been arrested on suspicion
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-20

FIRE.-On the 9th instant, the dwelling, barn
and outhouses of Mr.. Andrew Miller, In Monroe
county, were destroyed by fire, with his wheat,
OATS bacon and the greater part of his furniture
oas G0O0
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e Preserve your Teeth-arrest decay
render your gums sound and healthy-by the use of
DOWDEN'S DENTAL FLUID. 1t relieves and
prevents Toothacho, imparts psary whiteness to
the Teeth, and delightful and permanent aromatic
fragrance to the breath-s free from all injurious
matter, and is recommended by physicians and den.
lists superior to any preparation known. See cir
cuar
For sale by PURCELL, LADD & CO.; BENNETT,
BEERS & FISHER; ADDIE l. GRAY; LAIDLEY
l. ROBINSON; GRUBBs APPERSON, and al
Druggists. Price so cts. ia I4Sm
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cv spring stock.--Thos. II. Price 4. Ga.
desire to say to their customers and the public that
they are In receipt of very great variety of NEW
THINGs, and as oneof tho House will be in market
most Of the buyers may be assured of finding
the most DESIRABLE STYLES at all times
CF- complete assortment Of Family Linens
Cottops and Servants Goods. NH 1s-3m
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g- Homestead Company.--Ths monthly
meetinr of the Homestead Company win be held st
Their room, over VIM. A. Butters' Bookstore, this
THURSDAY evening. at ~ O'Clock.
There will be sale Of Stock, at suction, previous
In the redemption of Shares Members now al
lowed to hold fifty shares members others wishing
70 purchase, would do well to attend. NH 20--lt'
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" Cough, Asthma, Rhenmatism.-Iet
THE AFFLICTED TRY THE GREAT REMEDY.
CONSIDERED BY ALL TO BE THE GREAT.
EST CURE WHEN ALL OTHER MEDIC. rs
HAVE FAILRD.-Evsry day new testimony comes
in that speaks of the virtues that should induce the
afflicted to delay no longer. The Debilitated-th
Dssponding-the Dy.peptic-fnd In it great re,to.
rative and invigorator,
LuNEY's CREEK P.O,
Hardy county, Va, Dec /, 1856. }
MESsss MORTIMER MowsRAY
9eptlemen-Pursuant TO request here give vou I.
description of the effects of Hamptons VesetsbIs
Tincture, and its applicability to my case receiy-
ed an injury to my constitution in the Mexican war
In l347. had malignant typhoid fever which AFFECT.
ed my lungs and from which suffered more or les,
until short time since. Last June was taken with
the Asthma, (the hunorel type) and that stuck to me
all tho Summer and Fall ard ives reduc In ve,rbt
from l52 TO 1873 pounds my average weight in INV
healthy days was rs pounds Your Tinctrire ba,
cured me already and have only used four bottles
hereby assure all afflicted similar myself that no
better remedy can be found; is the best Expecor.
ant ever tried. II carried off all The phlegm
from the lungs. hsva gained pounds since COM
menced its use. remain yours
GEo. A. BuRcoYNE.
~ Delicate Ladies and children viii plesso give IL
Can and get Pamphlets and see cures Of Coughs
Bronchitis Rheumatism, Liver Complaint, Scrofula
Az a female medicine 1t Is unrivailsd.
Sold by O. A. STRECKER and PuRCELIA LADD
CO. Richmond; bv DIR. COOKE, fredericksburg; BY
ali the Drrggists in Petersburg by MORTIMER
MoWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Drusgirts and Store
II 81 per bottle; bottles for s5
~
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NH l9-5t

~ The Annual Commenc ement of the
Medical College of Virginia will take place at tho
College Building, on Thursday evening, March 10Th,
at o'clock. The Medical profession and the public
invited to attend.
Valedctory by Prof. WEXFORD.
NH l9-2t DAVID H. TUCKER, Dean.
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s,eamboat Explosion and Loss of Life.

NEW ORLEANS March l9.-The steamer Ala
hama burst her boiler and burnt at Red River
La, Yesterday. Several persons were burned to
death and others severely injured.
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~ Special Notice.-We ask particular
attention the sale this afternoon, at o'clock, of
most valuable real estate on Gary, 18th and sd
streets For particulars advertisement under the
auction head. TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS,
NH 20 Auctioueers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-20

Rev James S. Bolton, recently missionary Of
The Methodist Episcopal Church South, died Mon.
day rcrning In New York
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-20

~ Fencing Academy.-..P. Wilbacher
takes pleasure in informing his friends and amateurs
in the science that he has opened class for nstruc
ton at No. 208 Main street Terms SIS for a
of IL lessons in classes NH 17-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-20

t. Perfumed Brcath.--NVkat lady or
gentleman would remain under the curse of a disa-
sand Flowers" as a dentifrice would not only render
it sweet, but leave the teeth white aabaster -
Many persons do not know their breath is bad, and
the subject ia delicate their friends will never
ton it. Pour single drop of the Balm" on your
toothbrush and wash the teeth night and morning.
fifty cent bottle will last year.
4 Beautiful Complexion may be acquired by using
the balm of q Thousand Flowers" 1t will remove
tan, pimpss and freckles from the skim leaving it of
a soft and roseate hue. Wet a towel, pour two or
three drops and wash the face mis- ht ana morning.
Sharing Made Easy-Wet your shaving brush n
either cold water pour on two three drops
of Balm of Thousand Flowers" rub the beard we'll
and it will make beautiful soft lsther much facita-
ting the operation of shaving. Price only 50 cents.
For sale by FETRIDGE Co., propretors, and all
BENNETT, BEERS 4 FISHER,
fe 2-d6m Agents, Richmond.
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Hon Edward Everett is to lecture In Petersburg
pext week
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e. Oh, what a Blessing. .-That you can
go to POWERS Gallery and get beautiful FLESH
you should want fancy case it can be had at POW
Frs for just half the PRICE, that you would have
to pay at any other establishment in the city.
complete with case for 50 cents NH
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The Highlandors Of Glenmore, in Inyernesshire
have burnt Mscauley In effigy for ISLANDERS in his
history against their predecessor