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q VIrsinIa llIagic Waahinx Fiuid.-

" Virginia Magic Washing Fiufd.-..
WAsHING DONE IN Less THAN 2 ouRs.--The great
utility Of this preparation must be evident to all as
1t requires only gill to do ordinary washing 10
IL unequalled In point Of economy, saving of time,
and hard labor and rubbing on washing boards.
The greatest evidence of its economy and ussfui-
and daily increasing use.
So well has it become known and 80 highly sppre-
ing compounds soaps &c and this solely BY ts great
superiority and eheapness and the ease diapatch and
neatness with which washing 30 done with it
without the least injury to the finest linen.
II not only seftsns and removes the dirt hn. bleach
es the article snowy white.
The great reputation this Fluid has acquired apd
the large demand for 1t has produced numerous NH
tations. So be your guard and ask for ths GEM.
Inc article which sells for 2A cts quart and 10 pre-
pared only by Ed. PIC0T, Druggist,
Corner opposite the Old Market, tfain street
rnh a ssl
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The Albauy NInyoraIitv.

ALBANY, April l5.-The meeting at the capitol
last evening" to protest against the frauds at the
recent charter election, was largely attended.
The vote for Mayor in the 7th and 9Th wards
was rejected by the Common Council last night in
the ground of alleged frauds In canvassing, and
Eli Perry was declared elected Mayor The Board
remained in session until o'clock this morning.
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u The Great Russian Remedy.--Pro Bo.
NO PuBLIco-"Every mother should have box in
the house handy. In case of accidents to the chill.
dren."
REpDINe's RUSSIA SALvE.-It Is 9 Boston remedy
of thirty years standing, and recommended by ply
sicians It il and speedy for Burns Pilea
Boila, Corns, Felons Chlbsins, and Sores of every
kind; for Fever Sores, Ulcers Itch Scald Head Net
tie Rash, Bunions Sore Nipples, Recommended by
nurses Whitows Sites, Testers, Flea Bites, Spider
Stings Frozen Limbs, Salt Rheum, Scurvy, Sore and
Cracked Lips, Sore Nose, Warts and Flesh Wounds
it il valuable remedy and cure, which can be
testified to by thousands who have used 1t in the city
Of Boston and vicinity for the last thirty years In
NO instance will this Salye do an injury or interfere
with physicisn's prescription, 1t il made from the
purest materials, from recipe brought from Russia
Of articles growing in that country-and the proprie
tors have letters from all classes, clergymen, phyi
clans, captains and others who have used
1t themselves. and recommend 1t to others.
Reddins's Russia Salve il put in large tin boxes
stamped on the cover with picture Of horse and
disabled soldier, which picture IL also engraved on
the wrapper. Price % cents a box. -.
Sold at all the stores in town or country or NAV be
ordered Of any Wholesale druggist.
REDDING & CO., Propnetors,
BENNETT. BEERS e. T1 SIZE e. A s::ssn for
hienmond. 70 l2-d6m
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Steamboat Burned on seneca Lake.

GENEVA, n Y, April l5-The steamboat John
Arrott plying on the Seneca Lake was burned to
the waters edge this morning, while laying at her
dock at Watkins. A man on board, named Den.
mis-, was burned to a crisp. He resided at Starkey
Nearly all on board were more or less injured but
few seriously. Capt. Tuthill was burned about
the head, hands and feet
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Leafs Napoleon.


Leafs Napoleon.
II IL pleasing TO learn from the Rev. Mr.. Stewart
Chaplain, u 8. Navy, The substance Of whose ep,s,
tie on the Subject has been already puoh.os. :.
this paper, that Loaia Napoleon. when IN -
country, behaved himself IN highly respec'.o.s
and dscoruus manner, and wss not, BY any m-ans'
Of means, the reckless debauchee 10 has oeen Typ
resented BY some iil-natursd persona Il also
edifvius 20 be informed that the Rev. MI oseWa"
Of the .. 8. Navy, was on the most intimate terms
with Loui, during his sojourn in New YORK As
the .un Of NAPOLEON rises higher and higher, Il re.
veal, NOR. and more friends whoss attachment to
nj, nsr,o. was NOT 80 visible In the obscurity Of
nj. sortu.es NJ Stewart informs rs that he
called upon Louis on his arrival in New York, not
on account of his great name, but because be was
an exils from his native land. This shows most
generous and sympsthlsing nature, and also ar.
CUES great activity and endurance on the part OF
Mr. Stewart II that gentleman calls upon AL 'ne
multitude of exiles from Europe who weekly ar
rive in New York. he can have but little time lett
10 perform his onerous duties as Chaplain U. ..
Navy"
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The Mexican Minister Received.

WASHINGTON, April 16.-Gen. Robes, the new
Minister from Mexico, presented his credentials to-
day to the President. Expressions of friendship,
and an earnest desire to preserve peace and good
feeling between the Republics of Mexico and the
United States, were mutually interchanged
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Later from Kansas.

CHICAGO, April 16.-Advices from Kansas are
received to the 18th inst. The committee of the
Free State Is in session at Topeka preparing a
code of laws to be presented to the legislature
when il re-assembles in July.
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HTo the LadIes..-The lgenuinel "Elec.
De Grath Co.'s''Electric Oil, sold by PURCELL,
LADD CO., aud other respectable dealers IL great
public benefit, not only for Rheumatic pain in old
age but for the pains and limitations of children It
will relieve sore gums Of teething infants, and
duce broken breast and nipples in shoit
time. Try it for Ear-Ache Mumps and Swellings of
all kinds. Y Electric Oil, signed A. e. Smith and
De Grath Co. NH 22-dts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- n fhe Olfizens Or Richmonds-.A NV
ds1S sinos pspef Fss circulated through the city,
~ sisnstures, = call upon Mr. Henry X. Elyson.
6ether Il was found impossible to obtain reupec-
tsble number Of signatures for publication. or for
what other reason know not, yet no call upon MI
Z made save ana = so. AZ r =
and IN auick reply to this, Mr.. Elyson announcer
himeelf candidate fer the Office. We wish TO can
Mr. claim upon the Han n ~, patty ose
party done crest deal for Mr. sEllysOni Have they
not done him the honor 10 elect him more than once
their regressntsfivs 70 the assssuIs d aavs
eraons time and again, and yet hs !. not sstissd i
seems but comes forward TO ask for the Sherihaity
too. Was he not called on TO preside over the fam
prosecuting an excellent and remunerattng busness
we are opposed to giving Offices &, politicians 10
there not every likelihood that there VIII be a ex'
tn session Of the Legislature this winter, when, Mr.
If he should be- elected Sheriff cannot properly 81
tend to the duties of both. PHILIP r. WINSTON,
q youus man we'll and fsvorably known amongst us,
lar manners, kindness Of heart and seneroityis al.
% Z candidate and We trust he will not be thrust
aside for any one; A paper with the Signature, OF
are not willing thus to manufacture public opinion
Am thew desire il that the American party will adhere
to those principles which they st that
honest and faithful servants should not be thrust aside
for new mon, and politicians in particular. We sg
peal to those citizens who do not minse IN tho strife
Of nominstng meetings and to the Young men OF our
city also no. to forget that fs1 .n .n9is
ate for cry SHERIFF. whose claims are superior
to all others mentioned. Ono gentleman holding at
present the office OF Sheriff Of Henrieo county,
another being resident of another State but short
time ago, and Mr.. Ellysor being now city Deleeate
and engaged in large and profitable business Paul
Winston is good and true man, and merits al tna5
you will bestow upon him. This card 10 pubiished
by his friend and not Of his manufacture.
An 17-lt* The TRUE YOU'VE AMERICA.
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R. Gibbs, Gallery for Pa.ens Ami

e Gibbs' Gallery for Patent Ambro-
TYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHIC OF EVERY SIZE AND DE-
and made permanent or il desired, to life size on
paper retaining the perfect likeness and painted by
frstclass atists making most beautiful and denra-
BILE style of portraits :,
Ambrotypes in lockets, pins, cases, and frames Of
all descriptions p. Z. GIBBS,
Corinthian Hall, Main street, below 9Th.
fe l6 Richmond.
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Mailing 0f fhe Asia.

NEW YORK, April 16-The steamer Asia sailed
hence to-day for Liverpool, with S45OOOO in specie
and $50 passengers. among whom was Mr. Sib.
bern, late Swedish Minister to the United States "A
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= PHOTOGRAPHIC NEWS.
prpoRTED FOR THE DISP Alto H..
Later from Central America.
DEFEAT OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TWENTY AMERICANS SHOT.
NEW ORLEANS. April i5.--The steamer Empire
CITY has arrived here from Havana on the llth
inst, with California mails to the 2otn March.
The steamer George Law sailed from San Juan
on the 9oth March for New York, win sh700,000
In gold. -. nurn.s =. K,r...,,
Jamaica. She was insured.
From Central America.
tn. Aspinvsll Courier Of the 5th March saws.
that Col Schlessnger of Col Walkers Nicara.
guam army with 400 troops, had been defeated
near San Jose, by 500 Costa Ricans, under Presi.
Twenty Americans were make prisoners and
that the Costa Ricans had entered Nicaragua.
Oregon and Washington.
The Indian troubles In Oregon and Washington
frtories, continue.
l*These figures must be wrong, a. the last
steamer from San Juan, brought intelligence that
President Mora, had taken the field with ave thou.
sand Costa Ricans. This IL probably the number
which met and defeated Walkers troopsl REPoR-
TER.
NEW YORK, April 16.-The steamer George
Law, with California mails to March Goth, has ar
rived.
+ The news by her confirms the reported defeat of
Walkers troops. which was brought to Panama by
the Dutch steamer Emily from San Jose.
Col Schlessinger, of Walkers army, with 400
men, was well fortified at Hacienda Santa Rosa,
when he was attacked by the Costa Ricans and en-
sHay uoIe"'eu ~ 10 e -, maui
I.ssone. a ooui. u h,ah .sn.s ne.u On ..em y
y. S.,s Mh - .ha, ~ ,,.
~ ~ uesa. hioss Tr;sS 40 n.s oas anu 'no'-
Aney were cnieuy e nIsI Ano uo'n
..eoun.s say snA 10 Hs. uu aner par
one volley leaped the walls, with knives and bay.
S Snuss, oS' -. ~ opn .;a b e Ahey
Tha Cos,. P;caps Re-, .;1.aon ;,,sd srS.-...
FIVE wounded.
Ninety of walkers men were found dead and Il
In supposed that others perisbed In the woods N
There was great excitement In Costa Rics. and
the war was verv nonnlar AMONG ali cIassas
MANY foreign residents had rendered their services
to the Presaent
The cheif army. 1000 stronp under Mora ware
marching on N;carsoua ana WonId reach The fron.
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A New Haven Teacher of Southern Young
Ladies.

New Haven Teacher of Southern Young
Ladies.
There is Miss Dutton at the head of Female
Academy in New Haven, Connecticut, in which
there are said to be large number of scholars
from the Southern States The Boston Post has
the following In relation to this begerent school.
narm:"
Alta Kansas meeting lately held in New Haven,
where one parson presided, another parson spoke,
and Deacon volunteered, 1t was announced thai
Miss Mary Button gave twenty five dollars for the
purchase OF . rifle to be used In a contemplated
civil war.
Shoulder erms' Miss Mary Duttou--
Your knspsack buckle tight;
Your soger brooches put on
And show 'em how to fight
Quick march upon the foesi
IA Bible In your pocketl
Hold up your head turn out your toss,
,Prsssn, your nne-cock it!
Take ATM and sight 1t we'll,
And now the trigger-pull It.
And send stakeholder to hell
With every whistling bullet.
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II II you have seen any OF Johns0n,s
FIFTY CENT or DOLLAR Pictures You will 60 TO his
Daguerreotype Wagons. 7th and Broad Streets
and get one two ikenesses to give your frends.
They are IN the best STYLE and larger than you
get elsewhere. JOHNSON himself 10 operating in
these wagons Nos. and 10; he has been about II
years in the business. an ITS
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~ RemOval...Dr. Mayo has removed to
the office in rear of the house corner of Broad ana
be found by persons requiring his professional
vices. +E apS-dlm*
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CAUTHORN.


Hotel, Richmond, Va, and get your Hair cut in be-
coming STYLE To citizens and the style and
system of hair cutting his saloon are passed
this side of the Atlantic and the proprietor Hob
sony atters himself that twenty years experience in
business has made him master of the art. One trial
will prove his superiority. Entrance on 18th street.
ap4 r, C. HOBSON.
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Destructive Fires.

CINcIENATI, April A-Eighteen houses in VIII.
Jamestown, KY, was destroyed by fire on Satur.
day. The loss is unknown
The mahogany saw mill of Henry Albro, in Gin.
cinnati, was damaged by fire yesterday to the ex.
tent of &12 600
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u- DaIley,s Genuine Pain Extractor

~ Dalley's Genuine Pain Extractor
will subdue the pain and Inflammation from the Sc
versest burns or scslds in from to twenty min
utes-and that II will heal the wounds without scar
and effectually cure Fever Sores-Piles-Salt Rheum
-Infammatory. Rheumatism-sore and lnhamed
Eyes-Cuts-W Wounds ruises-Old and Inveterate
sores-Scald Head-Corns and Bunions-Erysipelas-
Sprains-Swellings- OF In
sects--Swelled and Broken Breast-Sore Nipples
Eruptions--and all other infammatory and cutaneous
diseases, where the parts affected can be reached
Don't be incrsduous about the many diseases named
tobe cured by only thngbut reflect that the few,
but positive properties which the Daley Selye alone
contains, and heretofore enumerated-one to FOUR
can reach not alone the aforementioned diseases,
but many more not enumerated. t. +
Query-Do NOT REGULAR BRED PHYSICIANS PRE-
SCRIBE CALoMEL INwARDLy FOR SCORES OF DIFF
FERENT DIsExsEs!
Each box of GENUINE DALLEy's PAIN ExTRAc.
TOR has upon it Steel Plate Engraved Label with
the signatures of C. v. CLICKENER l. Co. pro-
prietors, and HENRY DALEY, Manufacturer. All
Others are counterfeit. Price Is cents per box.
~ All orders should be addressed to C. v. Click
ener Co, 81 Barclay street, New York.
For sale wholesale and retail by
BENNETT, BEERS FISHER,
ap 1O-6m Us Main street. p
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TT DIR. VIM. HI. Taylor offers his profess
sonal services the citizens of Richmond and vici
nifty. -
Office on Main street, the Drug Store Of o. A.
Strecker, where he may be found day and Eight.
8.-.Imt
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O. To get an easy and graceful position,
either in an Ambrotype, Photograph, or baguerreo-
type, 20 to D. BENDA NNS Gallery, who has the
most happy faculty of getting that pleasant express
sion so desirable in Picture and his prices are
reasonable, he would request those wishing coun-
terpart of themselvesto give him call. :.
Gallery 40 Main street, next door above Mitchell
Tyler's Jewelry store. apl7--lt"
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ga Gard. .The mas a. Duke. Having pnr.

IVA rd..ThOmas A. Duke. Having pnr-
chased Mr.. POWERS DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
No. l59 Main street. shall continue the busness in
ing operator who has had long experience In
of the first Galleries in the Union, and feel cont
dent that please the fastideous with pic
lures gotten up in frst-rate order and the most
reasonable terms shall endeavor to make my Sa-
loon both attractive and pleasant and hope the pub.
lie will give call, and patronze US according to
our merit. APP l-lm*
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~ Horse Aucti0n.-.I shall continue to
sell at auction at the old Horse Lot near my store
every SATURDAY, ct 10 O'Clock, Horses, Mules
Cows Carts, Wagons, Buggss, and every description
of Carriages. 90 No. ssf 80
NH IS R. CAUTHORN.
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a. Spring Stock..-Th0s. X. Price &, Go.
desire to say TO their customers and the public that
they are In receipt of very great variety of NEW
THINGS, and a. oneof the House will be In market
most OF the season. buyers may be assured of finding
the most DESIRABLE STYLES at all times
~ complete assortment of Family Linens
Cottons and Servants Goods NH l8--Sm
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uDr. w. Y. Lipscombe-O Once with DR..
Waring. few doors below the Exchange Hotel.
an T-lunf
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u A Perfumed Breath..-W What lady a,
gentleman would remain under the curse of disa
gresable breath when by using the balm of Thou.
sand Flowen" as dentifrice would not only render
Il sweet, but leave the teeth white a. als6sster ,!
Many persons do not know their breath IL bad. and
the subject 30 delicate their friends will never men
ton il: Pour single drop of the BALM on your
toothbrush and wash tho teeth night and morning.
fifty cent bottle will last year. =,
Beautiful Complexion NAV be acouirea nv us,r,
the Balm Of Thousand Flowers" 1t win removs
TAM pimples and freckles from the skin leaving il OF
Q soft and rosaate hue. Wet towel pour on two or
three drops, and wash the face night and morning.
Sharing Made Easy.--Wet your shaving brush n
either warm or cold water pour on two or three drops
OF BE Inn Of Thousand Flowers" rub the beard wa
and u will make beautiful soft nther much fac,lita
tins the operation Of shaving. Price only 80 cents.
For sale by FETRIpGE Co, proprietors, ana all
BENNETT, BEERS FISHER.
70 I2-d6m Aseuts Riehrra,a
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TIibrary and Reading Rooms Of the
RICHMOND YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
The Library and Reading Rooms Of this Association,
located in Goddn's Building first floor, up stairs
are now open every day from ten O'Clock, a. M; 70
evening and Friday morning.
These rooms contain variety of welEselectsd
standard and miscellaneous BOOKS, a. well rs all
the best NEWSPAPERS Of the United States, re-
ceived and fled by the latest arrivals.
az Persons visiting the city, well a. citizens
generally are cordially invited to visit the ct
their uleasure NH 20-lm
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. - beard sf Trade-- Committee ~ Z =
LEWIS wEBB, Chsirmsn.
JAMES DunLor, 8ENt. w. HIcHAapser.
SsH,. o. GRAY, JoHH h. CLAIsoaHI.

UPrinting and Phetography.--TAere 4.
economies time wonderfully While printing dn.
plicatss the mind more rapidly than the pen. pho.
pencil, and the face il the mirror OF ths mind AZ
similarity must be admitted. This idea struek ns
while looking at SlMONS pictures Of our great states
men. mn Ok -.
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~ b. II. Wexford, yr., Attorney at Law,
has removed his offce to Governor street, between
Main and Franklin. (ap7-lm.I
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~ Ts the vesers q Henrlce Ceuntv...
April signed "A Native Of Charles City CONT. > Z, =.
nsctinf most severely and unjustly upos nv pvivst.
Character urca enquiry g the Dispstch dice.
IT, beg to sssufe my friends and ths psSi;s ~ y
there !. not the sshtest Foundation for Il saS hsys
taken the Necessary meseufes TO bring my ssssiIsnt
Meantime chsllsnse the snctsst serusiny into 4.
past career end prepared 10 lesys my yudiest;a
to those who have known me 81 my life
ap f6-3tt VIM FOLKrs
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Wflbacher

n Fencing Academy.-.-P. Wflbacher
takes pleasure in informing his friends and amateurs
ton at No. 203 Main street. Terms IS for Q course
of L. lessons in classes. NH Ism
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~ Improved Ambresypes. Photoarap4A,
And OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ambrotypes &C
ted an ARRANGEMENT for taking the Improved Anbro-
70 ssnd out pictures superior 70 cay
snlne IN the State Of Virginia The proprietor has
s'S @ Ambrotypes ON siaas. 70 biz old ssAhh bed
The psgneueotype dspartnsnt viii receive ny
suenscsypes ter tAess who gsfes than.
0en01NEe 8ALLEHY.
- 0ppos1ee Exchsngs naAk.
y. y. - WellIerA ms reneved Mn
emce - m streets hstwesn nsoe1 ana Hershall.--
Asaesaes eoassF e NJ ~ Nssshall slrsssA
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~ Fiefchcr's Hair Tsnic excevs 4

~ EIItCncT.1 Hair TohIc eXceIN evcfy
thing for identifying and improving the Hair No
toilet table 10 complete without It. and nsie thai
10 quite sufficient to show its good eject The srest
success of the Tonic has brought mp host Of inita
tors (who know much about the treatrneut Of The
Hair a. the man In the moon,) whose aoxious mix
lures have produced 10 much mischief and annoy.
ance.
can be supplied by the manufacturer
JOHN JOHNSON
NH IL 10th It,, between Main and CaYv
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n. fOLKES.

vlfissss semen hnyc received their 49,
also, Children's APRONS, SACKS, DRESsTa g.
and would be pleased TO 200 their friends snd cn,
ers ct their sors, 4th door shove Mr. Andrew Piryn
Broad street. An tsIs'
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~ Valuable Real Estate mt auction To-
DxY.-The psrticulsr attention of the public 10 re-
specty called to the sale of valuable real estate to
be sold on the Basin and Cary street. TO-DAY ct
o,clock and also to the handsome Cottage Farm in
sydney, near Richmond, This Afternoon at A o'clk.
See auction head for particulars. re-
GODDIN L. APPERSON,
an 17.lt Auctionees.
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A CHILDREN's AND YOUTHS
JAMES w. GOFF, SADDLER
AND HARNESS MAKER NO. 8
n MPEARI, STREET RICHMOND VA

begs leave to call the attention of his old
friends and customers to his stock of SADDLES,
BRIDES, HARNESS, &C., &c. consisting, in part,
of the following
Mems and Ladies' Saddles Carriage and Buggy Har-
ness Riding and Driving Whips Bits Spurs and Stir
rup Irons Saddle Bags, Horse Blankets, Wagon and
Carryall Harness. Cart and Plough Harness Complete,
Collars Assorted Blind Brides, Hames Traces Bufa'
loRobes together with general assortment of tvsry
article usually kept in the business. All of which
TONERS on the usual credit.
Call at No Sbefore purchasing elsewhese. Repairing
done short notice. JAMES w. GOfF.
Orders from my old friends and customers thankful.
ly received and promptly attended to.
an II J. w. P. No Pearl street.
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Mutual Building Fund and Loan Com.
PANY.-An adjourned meeting Of the Company will
be held this (THURSDAY) evening, at O'Clock, at
the Office of tho Company.
There IL a large amount Of money on hand to be
loaned at this time. A. T. BURR,
ap lit Secretary.
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- Hswers, Snyder and Carsers-of tho
RICHMOND SrovE AND ARcHIrKcrukAL IaoN
ion street. swo s door south si1 q Main street
NH a. SIM