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PERSONAL APPEARANcE JOHN HANCOCK
One who saw John Hancock in June, I78z, relates
that he had the appearance of advanced age, He
had been repeatedly and severely afflicted with the
sout probably owing in part to the custom of dink-
ing punch-a commen practice in high circles in
those days As recorlectes at this time, Hanceck
nesIly six feet in height and of thin person,
STOPPING little, and apparently eufeebed by dis.
ease. His manners We're very gracious, of the old
style, dignified cemplaisance. His face had been
very handsome. Dress was adapted quite a. much
to the ornamental useful Gentlemen wore wiss
when abroad. and commonly caps when at home. At
this time about noon, Hancock wss dressed in a red
velvet cap, within which one of fine iinen The
latter turned up the lower edge of the vel
vet one, two or three inches. He wore blue dam
ask gown lined with silk white embroidered waist
coat, black satin small clothes, with silk stockings
and red morocco slippers II was general practice
in gentee families to have tankard of punch made
In the morning, and placed cooler when the sea
son required. At this visit Hancock took it from the
cooler standing the hearth, and drank first him
self and then offered it to those present. His equi
page vas splendid, and such is not customary at
this day. His apparel was sumptuously embroidered
with gold silver lace and other decorations fashion
able among men of fortune at that period, andShe
rode, especially upon public occasions with six beau
tfal bay horses attended BY servants In livery. He
wore scarlet coat with rufles his sleeves, which
soon became the prevailing fashion.
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Bad Ssays.-Jams1 Wfliams was nabbsd 4 i
Gagged last "Wednesday nighefor being stpey h 10
streets. Yesterday morning 10 waa rep9fmandt
ed by the Mayor and discharged, with de aasr.
rance that repetition Of the onenee would call
for sound punishment.
Ligh Fingered "A negro fellow called Anthem.
the property Of Reuben Sixsr. was sound1y 4. 4.
red by order Of the Mayor yesterday. Tor eseslInr
bag from the Central Railroad Company.
Shaky Ksees-Tbs watchmen came aeross Je.
seph Green last Wednesday night, just q hs had
measured his length in the street and finding fhst
he was too weak In the lower joints to bear fhe
load of blue ruin in his head and stomach, teoesed
him of 70 the lock up. After = nights rsst Jos
came before the Mayor yesterday morning very
much improved in appearance. and ON promisine
better conduct in future, was permitted % retire
Ceantyy Dame For several days past tall vater.
oiated sharp featured, erayhaed, old voman can 81
herself Francis Loving but who, fnet = pooe other
than the f.mous Gypsy Qusen sMsg MernIsen hse
been lettering about the dram shops il beck ailevs
and dark places taking "wss drsps vhsa . cppor-
unity offered. and getting boozy q 4 scalded kel
bag ct DIVERS times. Last Wednesday afterpoon fhie
gid creatures head became top-hsayy. frou TIE eE
fee.s Of hequent potatcns and q psual n Al III
trimmed crsffa she topped into the eurter anS NJ
to lay there until hasled sut BY the police
and taken into the cage for psirp nor.
ing she Appeared before the Msyex sn1 prouieei 10
make tracks for ''oid Henerscker If sllcred 10 a.
30, but fearing she would not keep her word his Ho.
nor ordered her to be locted Up fos short line "
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ELECTION FIGHT.-The Pine Bluff (Arkausas)
Democrat states that difficulty occurred on the
evening of the election. in that place, between
w. Mathis and Eli Lambury, which resulted in the
death of the latter:
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EARrnQuAKE.-The sheck of an earthquake
was felt very plainly at Clarksvillle. Tenn, on
Saturday morning, 9Th inst The Chronicle says
Il lasted about a minute and half. 1t was also
falt At Memphis,
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MILD ExPREssIoN.-When Deacon P got into I.
bad position he was very expert at crawling out of
it. Though too quick tempered, he was one of the
best oeaeons In the world. He would not in a sober
weight in cider. At the close of rainy day he was
milking upon knoll in his barn yard, one side OF
which was a dirty slough, and on the other Yves an
old buck that, in consd GRAFTON of his usually quiet
disposition, was allow ed to with the cows The
dsscon was piously humminE "Old Hundred" and
had just finished the lice ending with exalted high"
gressve, gave him blow from behind that sent him
up short distance only to fall directly in the slough
thorough immersing As he craw,ed out ana before
he from his hands and knees he looked over his
shoulder at the and then vocferated-Yeu devil
his neignbor at the bars looking him. he added in
the same breath-"if may be allowed tho expres-
kiop -
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DECREASE IN THE EXPORTS OF CoTTor.-The
srnorts of cotton from all the southern ports to
England, thus far, as compared with last year. ex-
hibit falling off of 100000 bales.
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THE BRITISH MOVEMENT AGAINST PERSIA
Our readers have noticed, doubtless, that the Bri.
tish have edeclared war against the Shah of Persia
The pretence is, that Herat has been guaranteed
to Dost Mahommed by the East India Company,
though there is no certainty whether that pro-
vince forms part of Cabul or Persia. This war
movement attracts the attention of the French
press. The Paris Patrie says, in plain terms Eng
land should be no longer allowed to persevere in
her East India spoiation lie Nord, the Russian
organ in Belgium, says she will not be allowed in
the future. The same paper gives full account of
the present aarrel in official article, transla
ted from the Persian 1t had still more disgrace
full origin than the enlistment difficulty" with the
United States, which, had not England quietly
submitted to be snubbed in the face of all Europe,
might have led to a war.
1t appears that Mr.. Murray, while British
Charge d'Afaires at Teheran, not only had carried
on improper relations with Princess of the blood
royal of Persia, who had previously lost her cha
racter on account of other reasons, although
married woman, but assumed the right of bullying
the authorities for placing the Lady in question
der restraint He thus became SO iIsolent and
insultipg'In the course of few months, that finally
the Shah demanded his recall; and this not having
been complied with, he was ordered to Withdraw,
a la CHAMPION.
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l'AkrER's sr&NIsH MI IXVU Rk-,The
u Great Purifier oi ihe Blood The best altera.

tive known.
Read the toliOoiRg Certificate
LEWIS CRkEK 2. o., Kanay ha Co. Va
July 2lst, 1856. !
Metsrs. WIN. 8. BEERS < Co:
Dear Sirs-I was in the year of 1885, attacked with
the sctoula- was, indeed. at time given up NY
neck raw from end to the other, | tried ali
Pateur Medicines could hear OF, and employed seve.
rel physicians All did good, until saw iCsrters
spanish Mixture" spoken so highly of by the news
p4PeTs- got few bottles according directions:
the result Is, that l am sound ss ever was
tact. feel better than did in my iife and
woud recommend it to all who may be afflicted with
thst awful disease.
JOHN r. WALKER, P. NJ
Fer sale by BENNETT, BEERS l. FISHER, and
Druggists generally au
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HEAVY WAGER-The following extraordinary
bet is said to have been pending between two
gentlemen of New York in regard to the COM
plexion of the Presidential vote of the State of
New York:-A Fillmore man, strorg of course in
the belief that his favorte would carry the State
agreed to give an equally positive Fremonter one
cent for every vote that the Republican electoral
ticket had in excess of that polled for the Amer
leans, while, oice versa, the Fremonter agreed to
give cent for every vote that the Americans
had over the Republicans. 1t is very certain that
Fremont's fluralty over Fillmore is little if any
short of 100000 consequently the American finds
himself in for the sum of fifteen hundred dollars!
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COTTON BURNED About 500 bales OF cotton
were burnt in Augusta, Ca, on Saturday night
last-the fire having been communicated by acci
dent, from spark during the torchlight proces'
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F-Yf. rszss=ssszzzx1 THE HEADAMs,ExPRE
ATraaa COMPANY, IS4 Main st. hss

y-<Ss,; uzs#sszKa THE HEADANEs,ExPREss
ATa8 I'D COMPANY, l54 Main st. hay-
ing resumed their Stesmship
Express to and from Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
mond, by steamers jamestown and Roanoke, which
and thence by railroad 10 Weldon, Wilmington
Lynchbarg Salem, Wytheville, and the principal
places in Virginia and North Carolina, are now pre-;
psTed forward, with great dispatch and at reduced
rates every kind of Merchandise, Valuable Parcels
Jewelry &C., to the above named cities, and all
Our Express on the Steamships will be aceomps-
MED by special Messengers who will give their
sona tesoa 5o the es5s hssdng q goods en-
Express
shipper. will please take notiee that packassste
points in Virginia and North Carolina, will be sent BY
steamers, Unless otherwise marked.
Freight received on day of sailing until O'Clock,
PM j. l.. MACDONUGH,
Agent of AdaIas Express Co.
gs-spECIAL NOTICE-Express packages for
Norfolk Peiersburg Richmond, and sll places in Vir-
siuia and North Carolina, intended for shipment by
stesnehips Roanoke and Jamestown, will hereafter
he received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
who are the authorized Agents for Express privileges
Office Of the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LoDLAm ILE4AeANIs
an 4-ts Agents.
N7ATlUNAi. HUTEL, Muin stree,, stann
~ ton, Virginia wv. J. HUNTER h CO, Pro
~ An Omnibus win hways be In readiness At the
Railroad Depot ts take passengers TO and from this
hop,s res Of charge my S-6m
lNUAVYA IL ID i Nta b u i s--IN.
Il CREASED DiSPATCH--I have made arrange
rnents TO increass the line of boats running from my
house and shall At the commencement OF the fall sea-
SON send boat every other day Sundays except
ed By this angement will put goods through two
days sooner than heretofore, and nearly not alto
sether as soon by the S. s. Il. B., and at much
less expense.
tsir goods to the rarord agent required to de-
oo,t funds TO pay the charges to that point ~ the
FraEia and Tennessee Railroad refuse to pay or col
I,ct charges ON goods received by the Canal
8-ts ALFRED S. LEE, on the Dock.
n ~. COOK & CO.. AuCTtONEERs
Il. NO. 10 MAIN STREET, offer their servicesto
the pnlio "a Aucfeneers for the sale OF Real Estate
Furnsture Groceries, Dry Goods, Horses, Cattle, 6e
at The shorsss nstes and upon the most reasonable
terns.
Having larze and sommodious rooms they viii re-
seiye eoods or sale at prssats sGs without the charge
Out door sales Of svery description attended 70 Up
on reasonable te.rns. .o..
e. B. C0oK. WA. no1f.
New YOHK RETAILiNG HAY.--6O0
Bales superior article all undef deck, RECEIVING
''' 's'A r. - Il. WArTLoCK & SON,
nos Cary and 18th streets
CTUCKs FOX sALE.-Virainia state
- stock; Bank Of Virginis Stock, BY
oc2s Exchsnse and stock Brokers
AsrK BEEK-Pat up I'm bottles for
r. WILBACHEh'S,
nois No zos Main street
tIUn HiRNs- For the balance Of fhe year,
iiieiy BOY, accustomed 10 wsi.ip. !. 10 hsms
snd store. II. CAUTHURH.
lI-S
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yt7HAr ADRUGGIsT s4Ys.-

~ De. l scoTT Col take pleasure in adding
rly testimony to the eficacy of your DR.. McLane's
Improved Liver Pills. Having bilious attack ari-
Pill sufficient 10 restore my liver to ealthy ac-
ZION. Consequently, in usual health to-day and
cheerfully recommend the Improved Pills to those
similarly affected Yours,
F. M. CHALFANT, Druggist
Msrtinshurg, Va. Feb. 20 1856.
All the above Medicines for sale by Purcell Ladd
L Co, and Alex Duvsl. Richmond. no IL
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FtRE AT THE NATIONAL CApfroL.-The National
Ger states that re took place Monday
niyht ia the southwest corner room of tbs basement
story Of the south wing OF ths Capitol Exfs usion
which consumed almost its entire contents bsfoe
ss uncovered This room, With several others, mad
hsen temporsrily fitted up fer the executive and
srehitectursl departments Of the Capitol Extenson
aud was the ono occupied BY Capt ne'ft tbs United
o,hs, rooms we're injured. The drawings we're chiefly
in The apartments occupied BY Mr. Walter the a!chi
tset 10 III. story sbove andWere uniriaied; and sns
books papers and vouehers we're IN .na eIer. @ =,
the building. s
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RESIGNATION OF AN ARMY OFFICER The re-
sienation of Brevet Capt. Charles p. Stone, first
lieutenant ordnance department has been accepted
by the President, to take effect November l'sn'
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THE WRECK OF THE LYoNNAIsE.-Stateanent of
Captain Durham.-The Captain of the bark Adri
attic, which came In collision with the steamer Ly.
onnaise, has published the following statement
ion Sunday night, Nov. 2, before IL O'Clock the
bark steering by the wind heading w. N. W., disco
yered q steamer about three or four points on the
weather bow, supposed to be steering z. N E. Tho
light was starlight, but hazy Should think VI saw
the light twenty minutes or mora before we struck
The steamer continued on her course, which would
carry her by stern if not altered; but upon
ing us, she suddenly changed her course, which rem
dered collision inevitable. We then endeavorsd
to ourselves by tacking but it too late and
In few inutes we were afou, striking the steamer
a,aft the wheel-house, carrying away our jbboom,
bowsprit, and ripping up the topgslant forecastle,
and starting the whole starboard bow from the deck
frame, and the wood end forward.
I'VE then hsiied the steamer and requested them
rot to lesye u.s. but received answer We then
kept away before the wind, to prevent losing cur
IN ssts and to ascertain the extent Of our damage
Saw the steamers light about four points OH our lee
bow and kept in view ten fifteen minutes until
lost in the lance, supposng that che had received
but little damage, and had continued on ar course
We secured our mass, AID repaired the damage al
well as possible, and then shaped course for the
nearest port, and arrived at Gloucester Nov 4th at
Ii P NJ, and reported myself to the Custom House
and to the reading room, stating the full Particular
The statement with regard to the weather being
foegy is entirely incorrect it starlight with
slight hazel the atmosphere. j. 3. DURHAM"
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MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF ARKANsAs.-Tbe
Legislature of Arkansss met the 9TH inst and re-
ceived the annual message Of Governor Conway 1t
is devoted entirely State affairs The State finances
are good condition. balance of S42s l25 in sold
and silver, remains in the Treasury. Tho Gov.
ernor reports the State rapidly growing In popua
tion and we sth. In 1882 the assessment of taxable
property amounted to S41 500 ts0; that Of 1856 IL
s7O 75s an increase In four years Of SIT
$50 964 nearly seventy per cent, and he antiei-
State will be able, by the time the bonds given by
her fall due to pay them in full without oppressive
taxatien.
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MAsRIMoNY AND MATTER OF MoNEY.---A few
days since says the Louisvilie Courier, Lancaster
the county seat of Garrard. was thrown into great
commotion by the appearance of Mr.. Andrew
of Garrard WIN expressed desire to be united forth
with in the sacred bands of wedleck The beautiful
bride of sweet sixteen, with sky bl ne eyes and rosy
cheeks had selected from the host Of marrying mon
cur county affords, husband enjoying his second
childhood ances being upwards Of three yeaxs
and ton After their arrival in town they proceeded
to the Clerks office of the Gerard County Court
whore the happy groom had issued to his int nded
deed to his entire wealth, amounting to co.,
Having been accommodated with license BY the
genrlemsnly County Court Clerk, they advanced to
the Court House, where they greeted by large
Rev. J. B. Tharp, of the Baptist Church.
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woMAMs.RicRTs CosvERTioN-lt IL stated toa'
the asssrters OF womsns NIGHTS about 70 noia y
othsr Copvrnt,op which will be a3dress by Lncre
tia Mott Tlscmss w. Hissinson. Lucy stoues ssmss
j. NAV. and others in New 70 3. next wsek.
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Isaae Minis. an old merchant OF Savannah, ta.,
died II philadelphia on Saturday last.
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The LOST on THE STEAMER LYoNNArs The
fsosson Transcript Of the l7th inst. speaking a
those who lost their lives on the steamer Lyon.
nais, says:
:. IL q singular coirc idence that Mr.. AIbert
sumner, just wrecked In the Inflated French stea-
mer Lyonnais. had . brother who was lest BY
Ossoli And Mrs. Sumner siso had : sistsr. mt
naiD VINO, With her husband. was lost 10 the pack.
et snip Home, bound from New York to Charles.
.on, several years ago. This disaster led to An
suncsoie law suit. She was wealthy, being
usugnter OF the late Walter Charming, mer.
cnant OF this city. By the code Napoleon, it is
PROVIDED that in any such catastrophe young
coid shall be presumed to die before its parents.
ana wife before the husband; but II was in evi.
dence that Mrs Ball had been heard to call widely
upon her husband, who made no reply, thus ere.
ating probability that be perished Hrst. Mr..
oioson was grandson of the late Samuel Ham.
mona much sympathy is felt In this community
LOT tne relatives, who are suffering such An ago
d nIzing suspense as to the fate Of those dear TO
uen Mr; sumner, named above. is brother Of
non. Cnaries sumner, and has resided for some
years u Newport r. l. He 10 . gentleman of
wealth and standing and partakes of the tastes
ana accomplishments of his kindred.
Ahe Troy Iimes announces Its belief that Mr.
augustus Froelch, well known as Professor of
french in the Troy Female Seminary, was among
tue passengers who were lost in the wreck of the
Lyonnais. The Times says:
he sailed from New York on the 1st instant, in
the French steamer lie Lyonnais, of the melan.
cnoiy wreck of which our readers are already ad
vised His name does not appear in the list Of
persons rescued in the second mates boat and the
inevitable conclusion is that he was in that of the
captains, which has never been heard from, and
10 all probability went down with all on board -
mr.. Froelich was native of France He had re-
sided in this city about five years. He was grad
uste OF the University of France man of tho.
rough education and rare intelligence His fine
social qualities had won him an extended circle of
friends: During the latter part of October, Mr..
Froelich received a letter from his father, In
France, enjoining him to return home as soon as
possible as twas bis last desire to see his son once
more before he finished bis earthly pilgrimage In
ooedience to this parental injunction, Mr. Frelich
closed up his affairs here ana set out at once to re-
visit his native land
The Rev. John B. Cocagne, who was passenger
on board the Lyonnais, is well known in this city
tie was the French missionary employed by the
Methodist Missionary Society for a time in New
York, and subsequently in Detroit, where he sue
ceeded the Rev Thomas Carter. He was going to
visit his relatives in France
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MEDICINES.


T R0NARD's ms TANT KELIET..A
| certain cure for Coughs. Colds, Asthma, Hoarse.
rfs, NC; q cts per bottle; bottles 81 For sale
b ouvAL \ NORTON, % LAr1LEYa ROBINSON,
MEADE & BAKER, 4: BoDEKFR, DIR. JACK.
soN, E J rlcOr, w. GARLICK, j. w. POL.
LARD i7,h street; and VIII iessle and retail Of PUR.
TR, PEYToN JOHNSTON BRO. no2o
,fRs. DAVIS, COUGH ELiyTR. Th,.
NJ excellent and never falling remedy for Coughs
Colds Whcoping Cough Pulmonary Complaint, ana
syus great relief in Consumption, and most diseases
sng from Cola and ected Coughs 10 rapidly In.
crss.iug in popularity The following testimonial IL
from gentleman well known in this community
RICHMOND, May 2S, 1855
Ms 4. r. Dasoss Dear Madam, / take stsat plea
sure in certifying TO the beneficial effects OF your val.
usAe medicine, named and &C well known a. Mrs
DAVIS COUGH ELixiR." Having used il in my
NV wifi has been greatly benefited and myself re-
stored from disease of the cheat contracted during
gratitude Madam towards you, for its good effects
YOU can make any of this letter You may think
proper, for the benefit of the community at large.
THOMAS &. BALL
Fer ssie by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, sennets 4 sscrs.
Alex Duvsl, Paterson l. jackson, Chas. MiIlyaxsh
r. ! Picot, A. 5odeker and ChsIles D. Yale.
sTIK{.INiA w a X M kILLEK.-CHTT
' DREN CRY FOR ITi-This valuable and non
uaT preparation Is recommended with the zrestest
confidence. Pas; experience and test of years hav.
ing proved II to he one OF the best safest and most
reliable worm Destroyer In use
isEweet and pleasant TO the taste and 10 readily
tske hy children 1t may be given with perfect safe
Is to the youngest infant, 1t contains NO OH of
Nornseed, furpentine other nauseatins drug thst
would be apt TO irritate disorder the systsm On
!he contrary the health of the patient 10 generally
benefited by Its administration, wi han no worms
exist Il 10 prepared especially foI children
Prepared ooiy BY E. J. PICoT; sold also, by
PURCELL, LADp 4 Co; BENNETT, BEERS Il FISH.
ES, wholesale assnts and by Druggists generally.
50 D. -cSul
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THE DAHL Y. DISPATCH.
Friday rIernIns, Neveuber 81, 1853.

POPULAR VOTE FOR PKESIDKNT.
The returns embraced In the annexed t.h,.
comprise over 3 100000 Votes Those vet TO eoms
IN will increase the aggregate vote to something
like 3,750,000.
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ERENCH BRANDlKS I'm bond ana duty
i paid; Hungarian Wines of different kinds french
Claret and Champagne Wines; Whistles; Gin; Ha.
vana and Principe Cigars fine chewing Tobacco Of
the best brands. For sale at
p. WILBACHER'S,
no 18 No 208 Main street.
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IEKRlNli,S EIHk PROOF SAFES
IL CHEAP INSURANCE AGAINSTFIRE AND
BURGLARS.-This IL ths season for LOSSES BY FIRE.
Merchants and others, who have valuable account,
deeds, scrip, &c, should have enc Of 'Herrins's
comfort when the FIRE bells ring cold night Call
at Statoner's Hail. No. 81, Pearl street. We keep
large assortment, and pleased to show them with
no is-Iw B. w. KNOWLES, Agent.
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REMOyAL.--Dr. PLUMB has renewed
H his Office to the third house, South Of Trinity
Church. South side, aud ABOUT hundred yards be-
low the Exchange Hotel DR.. r. continuss to treat
had much practice in this line aters himself that ne
can give very general sstisfAction. A call from
those interested 10 solicyted.
DR. p. also makes and vsnds one of the best resto-
ratives, Chemical Extract Of French Flowsn,) for
constitutional weakness, offered 30 the pubic.
DR.. p. may be consulted conf tentialiy By letter,
or otherwise. Medicines se ecurely packed and sent
to order, in almost any direction.
Office hours from 3 A M till 8 p. NJ. Franklin
street, near the Exchange Hotel. Richmond city,
Va. no Is
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SOAPS, PERFUMKRIES. Gc...Low,s
y Old Brown Windsor. Cleaver's Genuine Import
ed Premium Honey Soap, the American Shaving
Soap, in bars, new and choice srticle Swans Co.
logne delicate and beautiful article; Wells highly
perfumed Ok Marrow, together with Lubins, Kim
meps Hsrrison's, and other extracts just received
and for sale by
JNO. w. 0ARLICK, Druggist,
no lin Market Place, Franklin st.