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ESy. How TO CURs ALL PAIE.-The
tbonsanss who are suffering with Rheumatism. Neu-
ralQia. Nervous Headache, pains in the face, SIDE,
limbs and back will find fmnlediats relief BY uslDg
UARrsuoayas CuREALL being preparation by a
Chemist Il il found to be the best application for
pain in the bones, muscles nerves and sinews Iry
bottle and obtain relief y, % and Ocsnts. S9id
by PuhIbIL, LnpD w. "iiu
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STEAMBOAT COLLISION.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 27.-The steamer st. Nicholas
with an excursion party for Annapolis, came in
collision with a vessel in tow of another steamer
in the Bay yesterday. The former was 30 damaged
as to be compelled to ashore to prevent sinking
ALI her nnssengprs are safe.
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Two MIN KnLED-We learn from the Augusta
Constitutionalist, that, on the 10th inst near
Aikens South Carolina two men were killed-one
of them was named William Randle, and socially
known, in his neighborhood. as peach Orchard
Billy Randle,' and the name of the other was
- Taylor. They were found dead on the line
of the Railroad, but whether killed by the cars or
murdered and placed on the track, it has not been
ascertaned.
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:. ~ - 40 o1, bale. including 800 TO speculators
and s5o 70 exporters Fridays sales we're o es VS.,
marx t closing Arm ut the following qnotations;--
Var orlsans sd; Niddng Orleans s1ad Fair Mo.
AL: Middlng Uplands sid. The stock in port was
estimated nt 472oo0 bales. Of which $4,000 were
American. -
LryEapooL. Saturday, 3 P. M.-Messrs. Richardson,
Spence CO. report. Cotton closed with advancing
tendency Sales to-day, 5000 bales including 1000
Speculation. RE
81 LIVERPOOL BgEApsruYFs MARKETS.
Messrs. Richardson, Spence Co. report, that ow-
ing to heavy rains aud generally unfayorable crop
weather. Flour had advanced sda and Wheat ag5d..
dull and all qualities slightly lower. The following
are the quotations Of Messrs. Richardson, Spence K
Philadelphia and Baltimore 30s. 6da 3Is. cd. Wheat
Red s.. Id @ss Cd: White gs 80. 61las. Mixed and
Yellow Corn 36s. edo Us: White AS. Ga.
SATURDAY, 3 P. M-Msssrss Richardson. Spence l.
Co. report Breadstuns buoyant to-day, owing to re-
ported Hoods in the country, g.H
LONDON MaxKErs.
Messrs Barring, Brothers & Co., report wheat
closed with an advancing tendency; white 5S(g63s.
red 53(g5Ss. Flour quiet at 2s6i3ls. Coffee steady
Pug Gssf srSa rE with c gsSS S ssn s Vi
Sugar, heavy at decline Of 2s@3s. Tea closed
quiet, but steady.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Messrs Barring Brothers Co, quote the money
market generally unchanged but with a rather less
demand The Indian news 10 construed favoraniy.
The East India Company has raised its rate for
bills %. Id. on Bengal and Madras, and D. I'd on
Bombay. There ia no prospect fora loan Deing re-
quired by the Company as yet Bar silver o. ltsu'
Eagle 76s 4d.; Dollars IS lsd, The Bullion III the
Bank of England has decreased fis.O0.
Consos for money closed on Friday 903s@go7A, ana
for account N5sg9l.
LONDON, Saturday noon.-ConsOls for money VI!
The Times reports more buoyancy on the Stock Ex-
change than has been known for many weeks past.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
Messrs Barring Brothers Co. report a limited bu-
sness in American Stocks mt previous rates. Me5srs
Bell Son report the market quiet. 49,.
Massachusetts, Fives bonds:;...........-..... lOO
Maryland do. do. oot9e VI
Pennsylvania Elves. 100 a
Do. Bonds of iS71......-............... 800 81
Ill. Central Seyens of I860-Freeland I021Ca
Do. do. $50 paid................l4gl6 prem.
Mich. Central SIS of 1860. 500 81
New York Central SIG ~
DO. 10 e ~" - -
Erie K. II. - 6tt9 81
Penn. Central IS LIST mortgage............ sG(I y
The London Times reports no business ia Amer
| can Securities on the i4th
STATE OF TRADE.
| The advices from Manchester are favorable; the
market was firm and though goods were slow OF
| eale, prices unaltered.
HtvRE MARKETS,
p l, (For the week ending August IL -
Cotton-Saes of the week $500 bales; stock lo dt
bales New Orleans tres ordinare ll9f. Breadstufff
| have a declining tendency) Ashes quiet Cores
steady Provisions firm: the market is bare. Rfce
| dull Sugar heavy and slightly lower. Lard buoy
| ant. Whalebone firm.
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HgPPREsH LgECHEs.-l hay

FRESH LEECHEs.--l have just re-
ceiyed, by Adams Express fresh lot OF Swedish
LEEClIES, which will be applied upon most reason
able terms.
L. S.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, and at
night on 9th street. French Garden Hill.
my 2j-ts X. &. HoBSON.
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Ey% BOARD OF TRADE OF RICHMOND
HORACE L. KENT Prest. f. h. BENTLEY, Treas'r.
WILLIAM b. IsAAcs, Secretary.
C0Hmi.t>s If Arbitration.
WILLIAM 5. DOMAIN, Chairman.
Z. W. GLALEBRooK, jams b. DUPUY,
L. W. MCCANcE, l., D. CREssHAT.
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@- Picor's ARoxArro WILD CHERRY

BIrTgRsPersons suffering from langour or debility
occasoned By the hot weather. should use this area
invgorator. IL speedily relieves nervous headschs
dyspepsia, indigestion, &c, improves tho appetite
and strengthens the system.
Price 30 cents the quart bottle Sold only BIZ
au lg-2w II. j. pICOT Uru1ri.t
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ePHCTAL NOTICES.


pH- A LITTLE GOLD DoLLAR came all
the way from Texas II, q letter which read thus -:
Take this dollar and GO 10 Isl Main street., and pro
cure ono Of P0WEiY PHOTOGRAPHS Of John
Minor Bolts and also have your Ambrotype taken
and send them 10 me BE sure you have y0ur Am
brotype taken at Poxsrs'. for want the IMPERIAL
AMHRoTYPE so as Ii may always retain Its color.
BY 10 doing you much 0blige friend BILLY.
~
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Episcopal COSvENTIoN.-There were services al
the Episcopal Church, at Culpeper c. H., commen
cling on Friday and ending on Sunday last. The
church was open morning, noon and night, either
for prayer or preaching. In addition to the pas
tor (Mr. COle0 there were present Rev. DR.. Min
negerode and Rev. Mr.. Norwood, of Richmond.
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CHANoIs, MISSOURI. July II, 1857.
E3Fn Mr.. E. BAKRR-DEAR SIR: Being

in Virginia a short time, bought bottle Of your
Premium Bitters, and il has done me more good
than all the medicine took in my life. | send
you 1--WE dollars you will please send ME the worth
of il in your Bitters by Adams Co.'S Express, TO
Channels. VIM b. NUNLEY.
We do hope the proprietor may distribute hs Bit
ters in every State in the Union. ~ they have be-
come very popular, and highly recommended by the
most prominent ply sicians ia the State.
They be had OF all Druggists in this city and
elsewhere in Virginia Also. Of Messrs. Charles Stott
Co., Washington, ID. C., and OF Msssrs, y. II. Sta
bier 4 Co, Baltimore.
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For sale by all Druggist
BENNETT, BEERS 4 FF1HER,
NH ll-eod6m Agents for Richmond
nt.Sya LISTEN, We DYspEpTICs.-Go An

EeIya LISTEN, YE DYsPEPTICs.-Go AID
DO EWISE-PERMANENT CURE.-The Re-, .
James Hunnicutt, proprietor and editor of Mat
lent paper the Christian Banner. published NJ Frei
cksbuTg Va in his editorial OF june 5th. IS5, this
speaks OF his cure: -
HAMpTOS's VEGETABLE TINCTCRB.
lie will be recolected by many Of our readers that
several years ago stated in the editorial columns OF
the Christian Banner, that HANpros's NsGKTAELK
TIsCrURE had effected for Dyspepsia our
own case-that had labored long with this terrible
dissase, and suffered most awfully, the pain and
melancholy which necessarily Accompanies this h0r-
rible enemy OF man and mans happiness For u long
time We lived in constant fear that the feu monster
would return. But thank God. aud thar rs to HamB,
tons Tincture, the gloomy demon has not Jet rs
turned and We begin TO think he never vii.
We now feel confident in saying that Hanpten's
Vegetable Hncture has made radical cure Of DyE
pepsia in our case We have not taken a drop Ui
Il for the last two years to the best Of recsectuB
We eat what We please and az much ~ We please ana
chew tobacco to hearts content, and all Is we'll
We believe that twelve bottles, JudiciOusly taken, will
cure nine cases out of every ten of dyspeptcB. We
conscientiously recommend ii to all dyspeptics.--
The spring time and summer 1t is most recommended.
therefore, philRAthropis We call attention TO it,
Editor Qfue Christian Btnn.r
Call and get Pamphlets, and SEQ cures Cough,
Rheumatism Scrofula, &c. As restorative and In
HAMPT0N'S FEGEfABLE TlNCTURB.
Hfs- Delicate Ladies' and Children will please give
il a trial
Sold by PURCELL LADD & co. Richmond by
Dr. COOKE, Fredericksburg; by all the Druggists in
Petersburg; by MORTIMER 4 M0WBRA1, Balti.
more and by Drug gists and ShOpkeepers everywhere
49, 81 ,-~r f~<'l-: six bottles for Is. 10 9-d6c.
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The Bank Of Kanawha.

We have as yet nothing definite concerning this
Hank. It's notes were refused on Tuesday, in New
York, by the brokers, but upon what grounds it Is
not stated.
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THE NEW sLooP OF WAR.-The Secretary of the
Navy has appointed as the board TO examine and
report on the models submitted by the bidders 70.
the contract to construct the new screw propeller
sioop OF war Com. Stewart and Capt. Pendergrast
commander ilartstein, Naval Constructors Gfice
Lenthsii and Hart, and Chief Engineers, Gay, Ar
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SCARCITY OF yEssELs.-There is great demand
for vessels at Alexandria, va now, principally for
the coal trade, and freghts have advanced from 10
70 20 cents above those Of Baltimore.
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Boar SuSK-We learn from the Lynchburg Fir
ginian. that the Canal boat john :. Wilson. Reu
ben Staten owner, sunk with her load OF Hour III
the Basin of that place on Wednesday. She was
loaded for Richmond
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Hay- TRUMAN A. PARKER, successor to
x. d u. Whitfield, Wholesale and retail dealer in
Shingles Mahogany and Lumber Of every sescrip-
ton Office and yard corner Of Cary and 10th streets
Richmond, Va. my l9-d6ms
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'ARrIy THE UNITED STATES CAPIToL-The eight
principal paintings in the rotunda of the Capitol
cost the COVE. .iment ten Thousand dollars each
treenough's statue of Washington, situated in the
eastern garden of the Capitol, cost twenty-five
thousand dollars.
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| BALTIMORE, August 27.-Flour drooping-IIoward
Street declined p cents; Ohio and City Mills unchan2
ed Wheat lower-Red Sl.aGl.N: white Sl23Gp
| 10 Corn, white 77GSS2; yellow S3(tS.
| New YORK; Aug. 27.-Flour depressed and declined
| 5MI5-State S6GE6 p; Ohio 1885, Southern $1,000
| 6.75 Wheat advanced-Red Sl45; white $40. Corn
! AUTHORIZATIONS nominal. Stocks firmer.
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At the latest accounts from Topeka, whittier all
the official returns of the Kansas free State election
were sent, some six or seven thousand votes were
cast for the Topeka Constitution, in the precincts
heard from.
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la GEORGE B. STEEL. Dentist, Office
Id residence. No. 81. Main. between sth and 9Th
streets. Richmond, Va. my 3-ly
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RAIN-Fine rains about Farmville Tuesday and
Wednesday-quite oppOrtune for corn and tobacco
which needed It, according to the Journal.
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sSyHAIR CUTTING. the Citiz

Ray" HAIR CUTTING.-To the Citizens
and Strangers visiting the City.If yon wish to get
your Hair cut in the latest and improved style,
| would advise yOu to call on H0BSON. at his Hair
Cutting Room, under the American Hote-entranC o
on 18th street.
n. Blot, Cold and Shower BATHS can be had at
all hours Single Baths 23 cents, tickets for 81.
ap 8-f
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aen. Dr.. JOHN b. WALTHALL, (Hom@o-
pathstl offers his professional services 10 the eiti
zens Of Richmond and its vicinity. Office al his
-idenee on Leigh street, two dosrs from Sh.
Ie i-I1fn&
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BISHOP EARLY-The Norfolk Courier says that
Bishop EARLY is reported to be seriously sick at the
Camp Ground near Wards Bridge, in Campbell
county.
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FROM ATLANTIC CITY

| ATLANTIC CRY, Aug. 26.-The weather here is de
| lghtful. and the bathing very fine One thousand
psople were in the surf yesterday.
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Hon. Joel L. Ankrim, president judge of the III
judicial district in Texas, died in Philadelphia OF
the 18th
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ADJUSTMENTS.
sls GRAND "a
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION. "a
THE VIRGINIA RIFLE COMPANY, I'm
THE FIRUINIA MT liz Y
(CAPT. LYBRocK,)

Carr. LYBRocK,)
Have the pleasure OF announcing to their friends
EXCURSION down the River, will take place on
WOND4 Y EFENI1yt}, the 3Ist day of August
Thefayorite and splendid steamer CURTIS PECk
has been engaged for the occasion, and other ar
rangements have been made, to contribute 10 the
comfort and pleasure of those who may honor them
with their presence
H,s- The Boat will leave the wharf at ~ o'clock
p. M - r,,o
The Music will be furnished by SMITHS ARMO-
RY BAND.
n1- Tickets can be procured from the COMMITTEES
of Arrangements, or from any other member of the
Price ONE DOLLAR. admitting gentleman and
two ladies' Fifty cents will be- charged for each at
ditional lady.
COMMITTEE:
Ljaut' Lehman: Corporals Gronwald and Pfaff
pr;yota IIaharino and Mauttl au 26-td
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THE REPORTED BANK FAILUREIN HARTFoRl

HARTFORD, Conn, Aug. 26-The public may rest
assured that every Hartford bank is perfectly
sound. all rumors to the contrary notwithstanding.
The stock of every one of the banks is above par
ii
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WaEKiSd.-The total number of vessels lost on
the banana Banks during the last year was SO. a.
follows: II ships, barks, % brigs and IA schoon
ers: The value Of property lost including vessels
and cargo, amounts to nearly three million dol
lars -
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Eg-A New ARTICLE Is NOW BEING USED in the man
6cture of medicine, namely: gums. of which, We are
reliably informed DR.. SASFoRDs LIVER INyIGoRAToR
is wholly composed. These gums are said to be the
most powerful articles to act torpid inactive
liver that i, now known to physicians, and yet in
their combination in the invigorator they are as
harmless be; even for the smallest child, it
may be administered with perfect safety and great
benefit.
Ladies of sedentary habits find great benefit by its
use while those who sick and debilitated, or lack
vigor and energy, cannot find surer, safer and
speeder remedy than the INyIGoRAToR. Parents adj
minister ii to their children with safety and success
for worms, bowel and summer complaint, cholera
iufantum, and arrangements which children sur
ject to- while inyaiids, and all who troubled with
LIVER COMPLAINT of any kind, find sure relief in
this the invalids friend.-I5rtldnd Journal.
BENNETT. BEERS FISHER, and ADIE GRAY
agents for Richmond au l5-dGc2w
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BATHS. BATHS! BATHs!-Hot, Cold
and Shower Baths can be had at all hours from
wing and Shampooing Saloon, under the American
Hotel. Entrance on 18th street. Single baths %
cents, OF tickets 81. my
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sa Norrcr.-The Hair Dressing, shay

wing, Shampoong and Bathing Saloon. tunder the
Ballard House, has been handsomely fitted up. and
il now open aud we invite the citizens and strangers
TO give rs call.
y. Blot, Cold and shower Baths can DO had
taily. from O'Clock A NJ. to Top VI.
Ap E-d6m H0BSON & MORTON.
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LAND IN KASsAs.-lt is stated that Mr.. Challiso
who left Cumberland county, n. j.. some two wear,
since, and purchased one hundred and sixty acres
Of land near Atchison, Kansas for $1,000, recently
refused an offer of $4,000 for it.
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e.agnRIcHMoyp MADE sToyEs-Tu

ADVANTAGES IN PURCHASING RICHMOND MADE srovxs
They are made of the best material and extra heavy
80 as to stand this i'll usage Of servants. Broken
plates can be conveniently replaced ut a moderate
cost They are warranted to operate to the satisac
ton fthe purchaser. They cost no more per pound
than the Northern stoves.
Wholesale wareroom at the Foundry. Retail trade
supplied by the city dealers.
These Works have been in successful operation for
nearly ak year,, and have acquired "a high Feputa-
ton for the quality of their manufactures.
ASA SNYDER
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{. @. Fressenden, judge of the Municipal Courts
OF Rockiand, Maine, is accused Of eonniying at the
escape Of man charged with adultery.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


Portef Richmond August ZT-High Water 1034 o'cPt
Bark Mary Francis, stickney. New York, guane,
Crenshaw Co.
Schr. Albert Pharo, Allen, Philadelphia, coal. ".
Roberts.
sehr. John Aumack. Pierce, New York, gusno. Ed
mond, Davenport Co.
schr. d, s. Miller, Lathrop. Philadelphia, coal, J.
sehr. Macedonia. Huton. Eastern Shore, oats
Sioop New Packet, Gwathmey, SInithheld, corn,
Propeller D. P. shentfelder, Booth, Clalrmount,
lumber.
Brig r. II. Moulton, MeGreery, Calais. Maine,
plaster Bridgford Co; lathes, whitlock 4 Son
schr. James 4. Stewart. Stewart, Havre do Grace.
schr Etale, Pacemore, Philadelphia, guano schear.
Kohier Co.
Steamer Norfolk, Kelly, Philadelphia mdse and
p passengers, II. T. futile
Sehr. Mary Ann Caroline 4 Henderson, City Point,
Sehr. Emma Jane, Phillips, via Port Walthait, to
load for Washington, d. G, W. d. Colquitt 4 Co.
NORFOLK, Aug. @.-Arrived. schr. Corneiia, Smith,
Richmond.
THE DUTIES of the Jefferson Ward
L District School will recommence on Tuesday the
kiln and sd SITS, an 2s-its
SPECIAL NOTICE.-My customers and
~ friends will still find me at My OLD STAND. but
IN the rear room, where have moved to for few
days, until my new store Z completed | am now
au Is WM. IRA SMITH.
FINE p 4 A C III L S.-The finest lot of
- PEACHES that ever come 10 Richmond. will
BE- offered for sale to-day in the second Market.
an 2s-H~ SAMUEL JONES. 4
CORN, CORN.-100OB Bushels nice White
" Corn, for sale by
aus 5. Mc1RUDgR's SONS.
MATTRASSES.-5O Shuck and Hair
Mattresses. Just received, and viii be sold very
aa Is ALEX MOTT. Auct.
M BBLS. pure Virginia Vinegar, for
~ sale by tx 1
an rs THOMAS JONES 4 co.
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au 22-3in


Bsy PAINTINGS OF THE CITY AND
SCENERY OF Observation-Disclosures and lovers a
the fine Arts, aud the public generally. respect
fully invited, by the subscriber, to his large pic
ure in OIL Of the city of Richmond and his view on
James River-Richmond in the distance at his Stu
did, o. 229 Main street immediately snOve 9Th street
They will be disposed of by subscription sale
Terms may be known, on enquiry Of the Artist.
uu ALfX. DAVIDSON
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HB-To MERCHANTS MECHANICS AND OTHERs.-Mer-
chants and others wishing to have CIRCULARS,
CARDS, BILLHEADS, BILLS OF LADING, POST
Frs &c, &c. printed invited to call at ex-
tensive Job Office, which is supplied with almost
every variety oftype embracing all the latest styles
Our assortment of CARDS, large and small. Bust
ness and Visiting, plain and fancy, cannot be ex-
celled
Wedding, Party and Ball TICKETS, and Visiting
and At Home CARDS printed in the neatest possible
style.
All work executed at short notice and at the lowest
CASH PRICES. A call from those desiring any de-
scription of Printing is respectfully asked at the
DISPATCH JOB OFFICE" corner of Main and 18th
streets where can be some of the finest speci-
mems of printing ever executed in this country.
JNO ID. HAMMERSLEY co.
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a@CANoBRs AND TUMoRs CuRRp WITH

ISB NANNbFS ANU IuUINo OWhEU
OUT CUrTfSG-DR. NJ. KAHN. late Of Philadelphia,
respectfully offers his services to the citizens and the
public generally, for the cure of Cancers, Tumors
Moulds, Blotches, and all diseases Of the skin. lis
can also Secret Diseases.
He can be found at his office opposite the Clifton
House from 10 A. VI. to Z. NJ.
Recommendations can be seen on application.
nv I4-dlmE
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DISEASE AMONG CArTLE.--A disease is said to be
making fatal work among the cattle about Utica
Ny. A correspondent Of the Observer says the
disease is identical with the one known az the cat
tie plague In Europe.
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nSa - III AyIErT


nsA.P. II. AYLErT, Attorney at Law
Practices in all the Courts held in the city Of Rich
mond and attends regularly the County and Circuit
Gonrts of Chesterfield, Henreo. Hanover and King
William counties.
ss-0fhce over the store Of P. Johnston Brother
No IFS Main street. Jy l-en
Ds6~ FACTS WORTH KSowINa.-The re-
manning stock OF
FANCY DRY GOODS,
ATfHx
LADIES' BAZAAR,
NO. "a, sEoAp STREET, RICHMOND. va.
Have been marked down AT prices and are seiing
st lower rates-qaality and style considered than
they have ever been purchased heretofore IN this
market
EMBR0iDERikS.
Cambria and Swiss COLLARS and sLkEVks. rang
Pin. french MUSLIN SETS fer "a. worth % also.
Sets st lower prices ~
Muslin AID Cambria BANDS, for Sleeves and basoaes
Thread and tslencennes LACEs
silk MITES, Kid and Silk GLOVES, Hosk
Nhalebone BUSrs. &c.
MILLINERY GOODS
Caps. Grapes, &e.
PRINCES AND DRESS TRIMMINGS.
We have large stock OF PRINCESS bkAlDe,
BUTTONS. and other DRESS TRIMMINGS. very
low.
WHITE aoops, yAcoNErs, BRiLIIANTEs,
so M Swiss PLAID, Striped sad Dotted MusLiNs.
:. FANCY ANB STAPLE ARTICLES.
ssling % unprecedented low prices. 10 make room Tor
the Fall purchases.
weAre not going to wind mp. but we are selling
foods ~ prices that will b eannnn 10 old fogiss
Ysi-dlm
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sIg-"WoopLANp CREAs"-A Pemads

for identifying the hair--hghly perfumel-superior
to any French article imported, and for half the
price For dressing Ladies Hair it has equal
giving it bright giossy appearance. 1t causes Ger
temens hair Ia curl in the iaost nazlra msnnsT Ii
removes danlruh, always giving the Hair the APP
pearance of being fresh shampooed. Price only hitY
cents. None genuine unless signed
fETRIDGg Co., froprietOrs Of the
balm of a Thousand Flowers"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-28
TOSTETTER'S Sat this

HOSTETTER'S BI TIER Sat this
l. l. season of the year, when the digestive organs
are weakened and debilitated by 81 constant and
over use of vegetables and fruits, it absolutely he
cessary that good and pure tonic should be used to
stimulus will not do it must be genuine, invigora-
ting tonic and are fully satisfied there is nothing
in the whole catalogue of medicine that viii at ali
compare with Hostetter's Celebrated Bitters. We
are glad to know that the principal drug stores i'll
the city .uppled with Hostetter's great remedy.
- Louisville Times
For sale in Richmond, by DUyAL NORTON,
nrY,,y Oiut.