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wFencing Academy-.Law Buildings.
The ubscrber would respectfully inform his scholars
and the public generally that his health is sufficiently
restored to enable him to resume his duties, as 4
teacher of Fencing, on MONDAY, the 18th instant.
This week the second course will commence.
o. Hours of exercise from 10 o'clock, A. M to l
P. NJ, and from to O'Clock, p M. 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 the
art of Fencing. From what we have seen of Capt
De Rue, do not hesitate to pronounce him. in our
opinion, an experienced and np!is>.d swords
man, and a modest and unassu1nlng gentleman
7. P. August, Col. lst Regiment Va. Vol.
r. MILTON CARY, Lieut.. Col LIST Regiment
Va. Volunteers.
JOHN H. RICHARDSON, Capt Yourg Guard
W. NJ MUNFoRD, Capt. Eagle Infantry.
VIM. II. Lyons, Lieutenant Eagle Infantry.
T. l.. DAVIS. Capt Henrico Dragons.
J. T. r. CRAWFORD, Capt. Continental Guards.
r. w. ALLEN, Lieut.. Continental Guards.
C. RICHARDSON, Captain Richmond Feyette
Artillery.
]. B. CLoPToN, LIST Lieut.. Richmond Fayette
Artillery.
T. P. HoBsoN.
C. l.. LONG.
C.. R. BRICKEN.
d. LEE POWELL. NH 19-5t
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The Amazon and its Tributaries-.The u.
states, Paraguay and Brazil--P Official
Documents etc.

WASHINGTON, March Cot has been ascer-
tanned that Brazil has positively refused to ratify
treaty which had been entered into at the City of
Assumption, between her minister aud Paraguay;
Brazil not being willing to concede that Paraguay
has any title whatsoever to the rights which she
thus pretended to concede 10 Brazil, regarding the
navigation of certain rivers and which right Brazil
maintains she already possessed.
Paraguay. it is well known, has long been in
communication with the United States, proposing
to open various rivers interesting the Amazon, in
return for certain advantages which she wishes to
obtain for herself from this country.
Recently Brazil has made statement in relation
to the transactions between her and Paraguay, in
order that our government may not be msled by
any contemplated treaty between the United
States and Paraguay, or the bordering States of
South America, which. by any possibility, could
confer commercial advantages on this country with
out the sanction of Brazil
A hundred thousand copies of Senator Wilson's
speech on the Kansas question have already been
ordered (besides large numbers of the speeches of
other members of Congress on that side of the
question:
The report of Senator Douglas, from the Com.
mittee Territories, will, according to present
appearances, have at least as large circulation.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ virginia Magic Washing Fluid.--.
WASHING DONE IN LESS THAN HouEs-The great
utility Of this preparation must be evident 70 ALL %
it requires only ill to do an Ordinary washing: Ut
II unsquaed IN point of economy, saving OF time,
und hard labor and rubbing washing boards
ness il lis rapid rise In public favor and ts extensive
and daily increasing use.
So well has II become known, and 20 highly appre-
csted. that il has nearly superseded ai otneI
ins co,npounds soa ps and this solely By its great
upsrority and cheapness and the dispatch and
neafuess with which washing can be done with II
without the least injury to the finest nnen;
II mot only softens and the dirt but bieacn-
es the Article snowy white.
THE great reputation this Fluid has acquired ana
the large desnd for it has produced numerous imi'
tations So be ON your guard and ask for the genu-
IN; tice which sells for 1874 cts quart and 10 pre-
pared only by E:J. flIoi, pIutg
NH 2I---1m
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Conversational.

WASHINGTON, March 2o.-Senate- Senate
was crowded to suffocatiou to-day by ladies who
ousted the reporters from their seats, rendering
note taking impossible. Mr. Douglass replied to
Mr. TrunbulL
Hon se-The committee on ways and means re-
ported tho naval appropriation bill
The committee on naval affairs reported back
the Senate BILL for the construction Of ten sloops,
with an amendment providing that the secretary
of the navy shall secure two of them built with
side wheels and equipped with view TO the great
est speed atainable and otherwise efficient as war
vessels.
slavery extension.
The House then adjourned until Monday
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cF Better than G0ld.--What IL wealth,
without health to enjoy 1t Literally nothing. And
renovatng and gthening, what is the best med
cine to be used for that purpose! BAKERS PRE-
MUM BITTERs. And why Because they are free
from all mineral poisoDs prepared from pure We
getable substances and have proved to be the best
tonic discovered. They cure dyspep sa, eradi-
cate impurities of the blood, dispel ali surplu. bile
both appetite and digestion and give to the
patient flow of spirits that of themselves always
ensure prompt digestion of food. If you are trou.
bled with choic, diarrhpa any of the diseases in
c1dent to the Of fruits and vegetables these Bit
tiers will relieve you at once.
Price SC cents per bottle. For sale by Nessrs
PURCELL. LADD s. CO,
NH IL DruggistF Richmond Va,
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COMMERCIAL.
Richmond Market March 2

Richmond Markets, March 20, 1886.
FLOUR-A limited sale of condemned thi. morn
ing at 1925 No transactions since the receipt OF
the steamers news
WHEAT-Receipts light and sales since the
steamers news Up TO that time, quotations were
unchanged.
CORN--Sales at Csc. p bushel.
OATS-45d50c T. bushel
RYE---We quote a5d95c. r. bushel.
BACON-Sldes l0t0lGtc.; Shoulders ga 9tc.; Han .
120l2!. The Northern harbors again closed, ana
the stock OF Bacon is ight in market.
MULASSES-New Orleans IS to 46c. T. gallon
Cuba 40c We quote Syrup az 60065c.
SUGARS.-New Orleans 8G9!c. No West India
in market. We quote Coffee Sugars l02 Gl4; Crushed
and Powdered ltdli4; Loaf l2scts.
WHISKEY.-kichmond 300Slc. Cincinnati, hone
10 market.
CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP.
BEEF.-Prices have advanced and the market is
firm. We quote inferior at S750d8, and good to
prime at $lGdll and Sl2 T. cwt.
HOGS.-S9 T. hundred.
SHEEP.-Mutton, sells for 5S2b5 piece; Extra
Sheep S7dl0. By weight 81 to $6 T. cwt gross for
ordinary and superior Sheep.
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to Fletcher's Hair Tonic excels every
thing for identifying and Improving the Hair No
toilet table is complete without it and a single trial
il quite sufficient to show its good effect The great
of the Tonic has brought up host Of inita-
tors, (who know much about the treatment of the
Hair as the in the moon,) whose noxious mix
lures have produced much mischief and annoy
ance
Persons wishing the original and genuine article
can be supplied by the manufs cturer.
JOHN JOHNSON,
NH Il 10th st., between Main and Cary.
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wAt meeting of the Council of the ci-

tv of Richmond, held Monday, the 10th day of
March 1856 the following persons were appointed
Commissioners and Conductors of the Ward Elec-
tons to be held on the first Wednesday in April next
at the places herein designated:
For JEFFERson WARD-Joseph Brummell, L.
Libby James Winston, c. B Hill, and Geo NJ Car
rineton, Commissioners: and George A. Pearce, Con
ductor Place of holding the election, at the First
Market House.
Foa MADISON WARp-Robt. A. Williams c. B.
Luck George w. Randolph, James R. Fisher and Geo.
w 6retter, Commissioner: and Elisha Shepperson
Conductor. Place of holding the election, at the
Hastings Court Room.
Fog MONROE WARD-L. L. Barnes, L. w. Glaze
brook John D. Quarles Thomas Barham and Flem-
ing Griffin, Commissfoners; and VIM L. Msule, Con
ductor Place of holding the election, at Lacys shop
corner of Broad and Foushee SITS
Teste,
NH 2O-3t THOs. LAWSON, C. C r.
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" Gibbs Gallery for Patent Ambro-
TYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS. OF EVERY SIZE AND DE-
scR1prIoN.-Daguerrsotype copied into Ambrotypes
and made permanent, or if desired, to life size on
paper retaining the perfect likeness and painted by
BILE style of portraits
Ambrotypes, in lockets, pins cases, and frames OF
all descriptions T. E. GIBBS,
Corinthian Hall, Main street, below 9th
fe is Richmond.
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TEE AGE, is AYERS CATHARTtc PILLS
dhey don't help complaints but they cure them.
One Box has cured Dyspepsia.
fula. ' Vi SNA0'
Two Boxes have cured Erysipelas
One Box always cures the JRundice
, ihree Boxes are sure to cleanse tho system from
Bol!s-otten less than one does t.
GERS on the legs
Small doses seldom fail to cure the Piles
One dose cures the headache arising from a foul
stomach. "
the body. '''''
They should be given to children who are AWAY,
more or less atfiicted with this scourge.
A. gentle Physe they have no equal.
UnS box cures arrangement Of the Liver.
h ilf Box cures Cold
They purify the blood and thus strike at the foun.
dalton of every disease.
AS a Dinner Pill there is not their equal in the
Ihey are purely vegetable, and can do no HARM
Du. DO accomplish an understandable amount of good
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER, Lowell, Mass, and
sold by PURCELL, LADD IL CO., wholesale and r.,
t1lI- Erchnnnd Va fe Re pd& c2m
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r5- Richmond Young Hens Christian

- n1oH Tha IibrsIv "a Resd;ne Rooms Of
this Association located Goddiu's Building (hrst
floor, up stars) are open every day from ten
O'Clock, A. M. to P NJ and from to 10 z. M, ex
cent Thursday evening and Friday morning:
These rooms contain variety of well-se!ected
standard and miscellaneous BOOKS, as well IS all
the best NEWSPAPERS of the United States, re-
ceived and filed by the latest arrivals.
or Persons visiting the city well as citizens
generally, cordially invited to visit the rooms at
their pleasure. NH S---Im
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Marine niSukfpr

BOSTON, March 19 "A letter dated Coast Of AT
RIGA, Feb. g. reports the loss of whaling schooner
Mountain Spring, of Provincetown, which was
capszed in Cintra Bay, Jan. Her master Cap
tain Young; boat-steerer named Carter and
cabin boy named Miller was saved. All the rest
on board perished
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~ Preserve your Teeth-arrest decay

q Preserve your Teeth-Rrresf decay
render your gums sound and healthy-by the use of
DOWDEN'S DENTAL FLUID. 1t relieves and
prevents Toothache imparts peary 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 dem
fists, superior to any preparation known. See cir
cular
Fos sale by PURCELL, LADD& CO.; BENNETT
BEERS FISHER; ADDIE & GRAY; LAIDLEY
l. ROBINSON; GRUBBS & APPERSON, and ali
Druggists. Price so cts ia 1-5m
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Arrest for EnbeZZIemeut,

NEW YORK, March 20-Jas. Magrater, book
keeper for Jno S. Habersham, Broadway, vas ar
rested this morning for embezzling money and
notes to thu amount of 81, 400. Habersham and
Bro, is branch of the Savannah House.
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~ Hair Dye, Hair Dye..-Jahuson U,r.
ber has Hair DE which is instantaneous, and never
washes Of We Will advise all who dye 70 give Tohn.
or no charge. i
Also to bs had FLETcHrR's HAIR TonIc, an infa,
ible remedy for all the ills that the human hair il
heir to. ~
10TH sTR.Er BETWEEN Mvr;' Cary STREETS.
1921
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" johnson, inimitable Cutter Of Hair
and Whiskers on 10th street. between Main and
Cary. Particular attention paid to Dressing, Curling
and Shampooning the Hair.
Infallible Tonic to grow the Harlan instantaneous
Dye for beautiful black or brown. NH
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fnf,runrrtni,

NEW YORK, March 2O.-Flour dropping State
81; Ohio S715; Family and Extra Southern So II
q el050 Wheat quiet. Southern White 81 90.
Corn declined cents-othtr articles unchanged
Stocks higher. Va 6's Sai2; Missouri So sS4t.
Sterling Exchange 9lt.
BALTIMORE, March Colour declined. CITY
Mills Sc 81. Nothing doing in Wheat or Corn since
steamers new. Provisions unchanged
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Arrival of the TropeIIer Arctic.

NEW YORK, March 2O.-The propeller Arctic,
which went in search of the Pacific, is below
She has sent up report that she has seen nothing
of the missing steamer or any wreck.
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~ The "EIectric OiI,o 80 South Eighth
street, will cure sweed or broken breasts, in two
DAYS The genuine signed A. Z. Smith and DE
GRATH Co.
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" Abel u. Mayo, Will be tonna n nrs
sffsr at the clerks office of the Federal Court bosn
er's Hall, corner of 9th and Main.
He will attend particularly to CoNvEYANclSG eno
drawing LEGAL INSTRUMENTS OF every description
and COPYING. ~
Memoranda left with his father, Joseph Mayo, Esq
or at his office in the City Hall, will be duly attend
ed to. n
He will also take Dispositions. and attend to ell
other business of NOTARY PUBLIC. jal4-Sni
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~ Dunlop, Moncure &, 90. ask the at
tention of dealers their auction sale of Groceries
&C.. commencing at 10 O'Clock THIS MORNING,
without regard to weather. NH 2l-lt
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virginia aud Tennessee Rai,ro,s

We learn that Messrs. c. w Purcell g. Co. have
disposed of $780, 900 of the second mortgage bond,
of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad COMPANY
This with the amount of $4,000 subscribed bv
The State will insure the speedy completion Of
the important improvement to the Tenne.ss. lin,
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MIMIC LIFE.-The following notice of mimic
Life" Mrs Ritchie's latest work, (Which we have
heretofore reviewedO we copy from the editorial
column of the Boston Transcript. 1t makes known
a touching incident, and will relieve many readers
of a msapprehension as to the identity of Stella,
so beautifully connected with one of the sketches
of the book:
How much soever the adjective which makes
the title OF this work may be appropriate to the
character of the narratives embodied in the vol
ume, there is certainly nothing mimic in the pa
thos with which each story is imbued. Here every
touch is genuine-the stamp of truth seems affixed
to every page The heart kindles with fresh
warmth at each pathetic incident, and the tear
comes spontaneously into the eye. Although the
work before us may not excite the same kind OF
interest as the Autobiography of Mrs. Mowatt
which every one read because of deep regard for
the poudn as well the actress, it will doubtless
gain the good will of another class of readers The
young will find in it succession of tales as be-
witching any work of pure fiction, drawn, as the
author tells US, out of the many-cOlored webs OF
life-a life not familiar to the many, however-and
which these fresh and graphic stories depict with
peculiar intensity. Their morale is self-evident-
In all her life, the authors aims, whether indi-
vidual or general, have been high and lofty ones
We could not expect from her pen anything thai
would not point moral as well as 'adorn q tale
Some critics, writing of this new work, have tried
to make out that the authoress has portrayed her
self in Stella presumng to add that the terrible
close of her career was unnatural We have ii
from the very best authority, that Stella was the
Younger sister of a wel-known ragedian, a valued
friend of Mrs Mowatt. She made her appearance
upon the stage one year after the latter; and in
spite of her brothers opposition, she played six OF
seven nights-became insane through the effects of
excitement, and died of brain fever, after few
DAYS illness Some of the less marked incidents
introduced into her career appeared in the life OF
Mrs. NJ, and of course are given to perfect story
which would otherwise have been incomplete il
the pages of narrative publication This proper
we doubt not that the facts they are will be
read with added interest from this brief statement
There is much to entertain in these scenes OF
Mimic Life, and more that should make one pom,
der over the checkered scenes of a career which,
more than any other, is a mingled yarn good and
i'll
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.E- The "EIectric OIL" 80 South Eighth
street Philadelphia, cures Sprains, Wounds, Cuts,
Burns &c, almost Immediately.
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- The ssEIectric OiI' 80 South Eighth
street Philadelphia will reduce painful swelling in
from one hour to q day.
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rg- DIR. Smiths "Electric OiI,' 80 south
Eighth street, Philadelphia, will cure Piles Soosh-
ing and pleasant.
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" L. p. Chase, NJ. d., Homeopafhist..-
Ofice l67 Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank
Richmond, Va ja SSm
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e In Jail.-Anothcr counterteitel

"Flectric Or, locked up. Read the papers. Only
office, SO South Eighth street, Philadelphia. Beware
of counterfes, they possess not particle of viz
tue, but are injurious. The genuine always relieve
main Signed, A. z. SMITH,
c. De GRATH Co.,
SO South Eighth street, Philadelphia.
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~ The "EIectric OIL" 30 sonth Eighth
street, Philadelphia, will cure Neuralgia, or Head
ache in fire minutes. Ask DR.. Wood.
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DIED.

Wednesday evening, 18th March, HENRY COOKE,
infant son of James Fl. and Bette w. Walford aged
10 months and days.
The friends of his parents requested to attend
his funeral from Trinity Church, this morning. (Fr-
6av,) at 10 O'clock.
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~ DR. Peachy, corner OF Governor AN"
Frrnklin sta over Doggett Anderson.
Office students have access to Library and Anatom-
J,s,s, 1f,II .stl NH 21---1ms
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sy The Electric on" Philadelphia,
cures Rheumatism in one day, often. Ask Mr.. Xii
liuasworth, Tontine, in Seventh street.
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CO Hair Cutting.-..TO the citizens and
.trau gers visiting the city. If you wish get your
Hair cut in the latest and most approved style,
Cutting, Shaving, Shampoonng and Bathing Saloon,
under the American Hotel, entrance on 18th st.
ia 81
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sT Purcell, Lndd & Co., Richmond, are
agents for the genuine Electric Oil.
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" so Cent Daguerre0types.-.-P lowers
has Just received small lot of so cent cases for Da
guerreotypes; and those who wish their pictures ia
ken in Powers unrivsled STYLE must call at once be-
fore the cases all gone. NH S
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Prohibitory Liquor Laws Constitutional

DETROIT, March 19.-Seven of the eight Judges
of the Supreme Court of Michigan have affirmed
the constitutionality of the Prohibitory Liquor
Law of that State, which is similar to the law of
New York.
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CF Oh, what n Blessing. --That you can
60 to POWERS Gallery and get beautiful FLESH
coLoRED DAGUERREoTYPE for 50 CENTS, and il
yoa should want fancy case, it be had at POW.
ERS' for just half the PRICE, that you would have
to pay at any other establishnEDt in the city.
complete with case for so cents NH 8
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FARoDL-The agent of this distnyu;sh.s ~.
'a'riee Is now here to make arrangement. g.
"A concerts which wiitaks place psx, week.
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" Col H. III. WILEY, of Craig county. ha,
'een appointed by Governor Wise, his aid.de.
camp with the title OF 1t Colonel of Cavalry
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rE- To Neryeus Sufferers.--A retired
CLERGYMAN. restored to health In q few days, after
MANY years of great nervous SUFFERING Is anxious 70
msI. fnown the means of cure. VIII send (free)
m. nrescri ption used Direct the Rev. JOHN M
DAGNALL, No. SO Fulton Street, Brooklyn, N. T.
fe 2Q-1m*
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REAL Estate AT AUCTION, THIS DAY, AT IL o'CLK.
The particular attention of the pubic is respectfully
vaus BILE real estate of the late Dr. John Cullen, ad
vertised to be sold by Mr.. G. A. Myers Com'r. The
sale will commence with the tenement On Pearl St,
occupied by Mr.. James C. SPOTS.
NH 2l-lt GODDIN l. APPERSON, Aucts.
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nPDCIAL NOTICES.

n Prof. G. De Grath a Co.'S trnnde by
Or Smith) genuine "Electric OIL 30 South Eighth
Complaints Paipita ii ~ Palsy sciafica. Spinal and
Bronchial Complaints, Erysipeas, Coativene.s Salt
Rheun, Stiff Joints, Mumps. Group, Colds, Felons
and painful sores. Try it and see. Cold winter II
ooruinx on, you will need health.
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EF Fencing Academy.---P. WiTbncher
takes pleasure in informing his friends and amateu
in the science that he has opened class for nstruc.
ton at No. 208 Main street. Terms SIS for course
of y lessons in classes. NH I7-3m
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~ Spring stsck.--Tbos. X. Price

II Spring St0ck.--Thos. X. Price a. 20.
desire say to their customers and the Puohc, tne
they are in receipt of very great variety OF NJ"
THINGS, and 8 of the House will be in market
most of the season. buyers may he assured OF hndln
the most DESIRABLE STYLES at all times.
rF- complete assortment of Family Linens,
Cottons and Servants Goods. NH lS-5m
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- We ask attention to the; sale this
AFTERNOON by the trustees of the Mechanics
Building Association of residence Clay street
Sale to take place at o'clock, P. M. See the adver-
ttsement.
NH 81 TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Auctrs.
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~ bENNb nEiof bEEHs 6 - FlsHER'

. BENNETT, BEERS & FISHER,
Ga WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
" No. 125 MAIN STREET, RIcHMoEp VIRGINIA,
LA Call the especial attention of country mer-
chants physicians and the trade their usually hea-
w stock of
Drugs MEDICINES, PAINTS OILS. DYES
Window Glass Colors, Varnshes and Brushes wi tn
an extended assortment of rich Fancy Goods: Port
Monnaies Violin Strings Perfumes, Soaps Percussion
Caps &c especially adapted to the trade of Virginia
and North Carolina. They are principal agents for
the sale of
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE,
The great remedy for the blood. Projectors of
Extract Jamaica Ginger, Concentrated Lemon Syrup
Lustra Hair Tonic, Diarrh1a Killer Syrup Liver
wort and Naptha for coughs &c Agents for the sale
otMorse's Cordial Hoohand's Bitters, Mustang Lin
iment, Brandreths Pills, Vermifuges, Little White
Oil, Rockbridge (Va) Alum Water Pills and Alum
Mass, and all the Popular Medicines of tho day at
proprietois lowest prices
Always on hand large stock of
FINEST CHEWING TOBACCO AND SEGARS
Of the most celebrated brands They offer great in.
ducements to cash and really prompt buyers and
pectfully request call from all such, they de-
termined to sell at very low rates.
CHAS. BENNETT
VIM. S. BEERS,
NH q JAS. r. FISHER.