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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-28

FORTRESS AGAINST BURGLlEs.-William Whit
ing, Esq, who resides on Montrose Avenue, and is
President of the Roxbury Vi echanics' Institute
has founda source OF amusement in hisspare hours
congenial to his taste, in ingeniously certifying
his house by means of magneto-electrcal contr-
vances that no door or window in his house can
be opened at night without eaousing a bell in his
bedroom 10 strike, while at the same time a dial
index indicates the particular door or window
which iSopened. The lodge or house Of his gar
dener is few rods distant on his grounds, and BY
touching knob at the head of his bod Mr. Whit
ing can ring bell in the gardeners bed room,
and thus summon him at any hour of the night
when his assistance may be needed Our ipfor
mant stated that Mr.. Whiting did not caro- how
widely the fact was known, the mec hanism is SO
arranged that by no possibility can burglar pre-
arrange matters as to interfere with the working
of the system at any Of the windows or doors
Boston Traveller.
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A scorRGs ~ PRASCB.-The departments of the
Loir ct Cher and the IIaut Rhin are at present af
ficted with formidable scourge. In the former OF
these departments the rats are swarming, and de-
YOUR the potatoes, beetroot carrots, turnips, and
even the onions. They are seen moving about in
innumerabie bands. In the haut Rhin it is the
mice which are committing rsvases. They have in
creased In such manner that an application was
made to the project to permit the of arsenic for
their destruction. That funcfionary, after mature
inquiry, returned for that he saw no reason
for making any change in the existing laws relative
to the sale of poison but he recommends the appli-
cants to the phosphoric spste and the paste OF
arsenic, which is composed OF 1000 grammes of
melted tall0w, 1000 grammes offour, 100 gram,nes
of arsenic, 10 grammes ofiampback, and gramme
of essence of aniseed.
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EDUCATION.

+ s. BQUIRE'S SELECT CLASSICAL
La AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, -OQRSEk MAIN
AND lsT STREETS, RICHMOND, VA-The eisv-
enth session of this School, 10 now In progress Pu-
pills e1tering, are charged cniy rom time u adms-
sion. &C Pm
MIGHT k.440~. y. a.. S..9INIA
IN MECHANICS INsTITUTE.-0n WEDNEs.
DAY NIGHT, the 18th Oct. two PRIMARY SCHOOLS
will be opened by the COMMITTEES Of tho lnsntute,
one IN stvspfRs' HAIL, on Yos1shee street hstwesr
Grace and Broad, under shs, management Of NJ W.
A. RxkBH, and The ether In the PRfsnysfxfAN efhe0t
Herss on frsnklin street q ks intersection With
ID street, Rev. TnoaAs 81. Jes1 being the sr.nsl.
Pal teacher. These schools win Be opened ,syery
sthes night, ard rNs1 on CHANGE 70 sll boys
whe are members 81 The 1astitute. Psfs9as wishing
10 obtain certificates 81 rafpbersbip and tickets To
Tire eebeos. eau &c 80 by calling % The Secretary,
o. the Hall Of the fnssituts OF on ether Of tha fol-
's '' WILLIAM MAcy4RLAsE
Law Building,
SAMUEL 8. COTTRELL,
Main st., betw, 18th and 18th,
A. BARGAMIN, JR.,
10th and dain sts,
cct~ts Com. on Nigh: Schools, V. NJ. i.
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I'm / AN NOW IN RECEIPT -
"a by steamers, twicea week, large lots
of Wool Hats for servants, which am offer
1lso, a handsome fot OF GENTLEMEN's FUR
iie nts' Cyoth and Velvet GAPS and Turbans.
Some handsome new style MUI Fs. q ths dinerent
qualities with few very fancy foos MnHrs "a.
full All the styles Issued By the leaders Of fashion
always on hand. $500,
All go IN sysst Inducements 20 purchasers,
TIE ladies viii please remember my large and
shsar ssrek 81 faecy fura .evw roo, ~x
--Ak bQnN 0VibEts
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DOGGETT & ANDERSON,

DOGGETT & ANDERSON,
UPHOLSTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS,
Corner of Governor and Franklin sts)
HAVE received their Fall Stock OF
l. French and American Paper Hsngngs, all qua.
tiles Floor Oil Cloths, Curtain Goods, Cornees and
other articles In the line of business which will be
sold at moderate prices We also keep on hand and
make to order Feather Beds, Bolsters and pillows,
Curled Hair and Shuck Mattresses. of the best quail
ity and all other work in line, executed By the
most competent workmen, with the strictest desire
to give satisfaction portion of public patronage
il FeEpectfuly collected. 30 2S-3m
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a SOMETHING EXTRA, FOR

~3 GENTLEMEN.-We have inst received
superior lot OF Gents fine French Calf Skin CATERS.
made to our order in the most superior style They
fit beautifully and tho best CATERS for wear that
can be found aud we will sell them for S50 less than
the French Caters are sold for, and will warrant
them to wear as long. We have sold great many OF
them. and they have been pronounced to be the post
Cater or Shoe that they have ever worn. We shali
keep good stock VI them hand, and we invite all
In want Of fine CATER that will fit beautifully and
wear well, TO call aud see them. we shall have
AZ 10 PUTNEY WATT.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS INSTI
II TUTE,
MAIN .BHTW RRN Is7 AVID p srs, RICH.

NUNU, VA.
DOCTOR GERsHOM HUPR, of View York,
Principal Of this Institute. in which GALvAHIsM,
In connection with other remedial agents. are en-
plcyed The Institute continues to be successful In
yitus' Dance, Spinal Affections, Rhsumatism, Nus
cular ContIactons. &C.. and It's practice 10 strongly
recommended by the Medical Faculty throughout
the country
So copy Of Acknowledgements wfn bs
sent free to any applicant.
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS:
q. HUPf,M D.
nol2-lm J. LEE JONES NJ D,
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"MoEsEoGRAPH."--The Philadelphia Ledger has
discountenanced the word telegraph" and places
over its Latest Newscolumn, no longer Telegraph
ed to the Ledger" but ''Morseographed," etc
despatch" is no longer despatch, -buta "Mor-
seograph"
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THE CANALS CLosgp.-The weather is colder, and
during last night the mercury stood ten or twelve
degrees below freezing. OF course the canal is
closed and all the boats are fast in this vicinity
How far east the ice extends We have not heard.
The news from the West is very ncfavorable-no
hope being left of opening the canal this season
about Lockport. The forwarders aud boatmen are
now disposed to give 1t mp aud prepare for winter
as they best can Mr.. James Conoliy, miller, had
US, returned from Lockport, where be had been
ooking after beats laden with wheat. He found
large feets at Lockport, Middleport, and other
pisces whereabouts. Tho canal is 30 filled with
ken, before the passage Is checked by tho snow
Mr. c. reports that another fall Of snow took place
yesterday about Lockport and the quantity on the
making the total fully twenty inches-some say
two fest. The sleighing Is good.-Rochest>r (EF1
f7,,iou Nov 81
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RICHMOND DYING AND CLRANsISG

X I'll 'IV.ND Uf I-NU MD CLEANSING
specfuily invite the attention OF ths etisSns IF
Richmond ana vicinity, 10 the following card:
"a yelng OF Merino, Delaine and Sin Goods Cloth
DYED with special reference patterns and On
nnish Damssk and Moreen Curtains restored to
9ievery de.cription: Carpets, Rugs. Table Cover
a aes ana Mnslin Cnrtsins kid and sata Shoes
picses &c In the very best style GENTS COATS
Elnsl, MERCHANTS Goods made saiaable. Goods r..
on tAe shortest notice, consistent with their
would Invite special attention d the manner 4,
en-, We uyel.aps shawls-scarlet Crimson and
cited 'e' a Gall u respectfully soli-
wo,t a ourselves upon the solors and style Of
tition In Xxi. and the lmpossibty Of coupe
es psss saefessa our price WIN b a. low a. II
pEAkB d BRO. Prsnkf,nar.,
-Si-s Opposite Mstropciitsn Han.
ktehmoud Va
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WoNAS's DEyoTIoS-In connection with insten-
ces of woman's devotion, says the Albany States
man, we may mention the singular fact communi.
Gated to ms by State Prison Inspector Of long ex-
Derience, that during his term OF office, only one
husband Of prisoner ever called at the prison TO
sec his WIFE There OF course many married
women confined for crime, but their husbands In
variabiy desert them in their trouble. On the 9th
Ell hand, large majority OF the married male pri-
soners are visited constantly and condoled with by
their Borrowing wives. And yet how many Of these
poor women have suffered harshness and brutality
at the hands of their criminal husbands.
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,r~s WINTER ARRANGEMENT

sT~s WINTER ARRANGEMENT
rlaEssx2 - - CHANGE OF HOUR FOR START
ING To PORTSMOUTH AND NORFOLK.--Th
Steamer GLEN COVE, Capt Jno. Davis, will leave
ne Ths1 at R9 81 regularly. MONDAY WE'D
precisely; and the CURTIS PECK. Captain Samuel
Barnes, will leave every TUESDAY. THURSDAY
and SATURDAY mornings, at the same hour, for
the above places; and return each alternate days,
touching ut all the regular landings each way.
oc II =. D. HASKINS.
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z GOODS.
Go 1.ji EsfAbLfsH.

AAii.i.r0N FASTER D CO.,
NEW MARBLE BUILDING,
Nos I9o a1i AND 2p3 BALrImoRs SrRxBf,
BALTIMORE,
ITavo now In store (mosty Of their own mports.
ton) OF the largest and most compiete psocAs In
the United States, embracing
SILKS and SILK GOODS Of every class;
DRESS GOODS very large stock;
IRISH LINENS: LINEN GOODS and
HouskK EEPING ARTICLES ofevssy dsscsipsioni
E[nAKs, MANTfLLAs and sAAAwvJtysi nynvxx,
hLIN s99ia e ii' f b6nksfi6 GoopN
Ard ever article generally .reaufsd ~ r.v
ST AEfAff ROOMS On hrst hoor-ths PRICE
afEed 10 each article, frem which no Deviation 70
rads
third Inors, ce i0-dsm
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REMOVALS, 60.

DEMOVAL.-We have removed tempo
IL rariy to No. Pearl street, under the Exchange
Hotel, where we shall be pleased to SO our OLD
friends. @. W. PURCELL CO..
ie4 Exchange Brokers.
DEMOVAL.-Dr. PLUME has removed
IL his office to the thlM house, South of Trinity
Church. South side AID about one hundred yards be,
low the Exchanse Hotel DR.. continues TO treat All
syphite and gonorrh(eel complaints; and having had
practice in this line fatters himself that ne can
give very general satisfaction call from those in
terested Is collected.
DR. p also makes and vends Of the best restora-
tves chemical Extract Of French Flowers for con-
stitutonal weakness ever offered to the public.
DR. p may be consulted conhdentially by letter, or
otherwise Medicines securely packed and sent to or
der, In almost any direction. -
eet, near the Exchange Hotel. Richmond city. va
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DRY GOODS.

NTOUSELAINS, AND OTHER DRESS
ISI GOODS. Printed all wool Mou.elans, at 80
cents per yard that sold earlier in the season, at
T3cents.
Dress Silks at very low prices
Cloaks at from S3j0up
Carpets at low prices r.
Merino, Lambs Wool and heavy Shaker Shirts
and Drawers
Ladies' Merino Vests
French worked Collars and Sleeves, very cheap
Calcoes, Mousealns, &c.
We invite call from all wanting Dry Goods. as
suring them that our prices shall be as low rs any
ofour competitors. CHILES K CHENER1.
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otSIcs sogTHsfDR RAILRoAD 0o.}

otvIcs soUTH,sfDE RAILROAD C0,l
prrEassuRs, Sept 81, iAsf.
La a EEaaa:zx1 On AM Afl "a
mat and unit further notice the following schsdule
viii be run ON ais road daily (Sundays exccr cd BY
the Passenger Trains:
MAIL TRAIN :.
Leave Petersburg at..,,.......,..., % O'CLOCK "a.
Arrive q Burkssviiis !juncsion) TX PM
Arrive 81 burksyilis guneti0n) tg Pm
o. Petersburg st,.,----r" -
AeeosMepAffoH TRAIN.
Leave Petersburg at.,p,,.a-,v.y - csisek y, ~.
Arrive az nrfkeSiiEs lJuHetlcr) y y -,
at Lyhehbarg aluminium. % a IA,
LAafe Lynch uara Rt..,r.,,-,,,,,,, 10 tM IA,
Arrive al aurkesllfe gunction) s3 y A. y.
!" az Petersburg str,,",..s M
The Accommodation Train connects win the Y II.
sinia and Tennessee Train, COINS West and coming
East with the Richmond aud pan,|ls Tram st
Burkevilie; and with the Richmond ana petersburg
90 sta g. b. ALLSUP. sup't
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, 20.
YANKEE DOUBLE cLoCKsi

q YANKEE DOUBLE CLOCKh.i.,
AA A Yankee clockman brought 10 town,
- Upon the cars 50 handy.
A case cf goods, from East way down,
rr~'-sd M ~ lice rs candy.
-. ried 10 sell
rps y,,v. s--.n.t couldn't do III
The people all knew very wen 70
They'd soon have cause TO rueH'
After wandering all the day.
And trying still Ia vain,
He ehsn;d UPON the street % 1ITsE
BARTHOLOMEW he saw A. wefk,
And fsit hirassf auise un-dcrsi,
II guess f,m spilled, Of IN Tprk,.
n.-Watehrs and Clocks carefully repaired. HAN
Ornaments sf svsry kind n,an and Engraving neat
~ executed at the corner Of Itch and Main streets,
Richmond. Va. 80 -
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r ARGE DRY GOODS ESTABLISH
- MENT.
HAMILTON, EASTER q co,
New Marble Building,
Nos. 100. 2n1 and 213 Raltfmofe &-ea.

Nos. 100, col and 213 Baltimore Srea.
BALTIMORE.
Have now in store (nosty Of their own fnportation)
OF the largest and most complete stocks In the
' SILKS and sILk GOODS of every class
DRESS GOODS-a very large stock
IRISH LINENS, LINEN yODS and
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES Of every descrp-
MOURNING HRH GOODS
CL0AKs, MATTHIAS and sHAWLs ours
FMBROIbERIES, LACEs, HOSIERY. GLOVES
BLANKETS, QUILTS, DOMESTIC Go0as
And every article reST % ~ fAKhkhs and
CT RETAIL ROOMS ON first foor-the PRICES
affixed to each article, from which no deviation Is
- Wholesale ROOMS on the second ssa, and
OUCH PRICES FOR GOODS.-f we
- have sold out some Of cheap lots Of Goods we
still have some very big lots left, which are to be
sold in the next fl weeks at
COST, FOR CASH.
1900 yards best English Prints at log; peryd
5000 :. fine Fast Cold do. sc. o.,
5000 Plain and Printed Paris DeLaines al
less than cost Of importation
Large lot of English and French Mer1noes, from
25c. to 75c. per yard
5cases = Bleached Long Cloth at 64c., worth
- - BIeached Long Cloth at 3D., worth
10 bales Brown shirtings at and &C.. a great
10 Brown sheetings at and &c., great
reduction
Brown Sheeting, "a yards wide, at nc
Bleached do, to ; yards wide, loss than ever be
fore sold
Rich Brecade and Plaid silks, from 500. 10 100
and 81, which is less than half the nsua
price
Mourning Goods from the celebrated manufactur
ers Pateu LIE Lupine, Ceido. Geiber 20, such a,
Bombazines, Tibet Cloths, Tamise. Chally ant
Mouselines: Black Alpaca and Canton Cloth, which
would be to the interest of cash pure 70 exam
inc. &C % CHRISTIAN LAIhIlOf.
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SEW BOOT ASp -
SHOE STORE, 8
81, ssi sNoAb sfsfsr.

The ,ubscribers take pleasure In announcing to
The citizens OF Richmond and the surrounding coun.
try that they have taken the store, formerly occn
MED by Mr. T. d. Quarles, A. a dry goods house,
where they intend 70 keep constantly on hand we'll
selected stock Of
BOOTS. SHOES. RUBBERs. TRUNKS, &c.
And have Just opened this morning rich and varied
assortment, consisting In part Of
Ladies' Kid X. r. Buskins
Do. Morocco Welt do.
DO Pointed Emamelled Parod
Do. Black Heel Caters
%. 60, Eusenia Bu:kin
Do. Patent Tip
Do. Kid Welt Buskin,
Do Goat Buskins
Gents fine Opera Boots
%. CaIt Cork sole Boot
Do. eewed W. P. Boots
Do Tap Sole
10. haffw, Dress d"
Do. Pump Sole "
20. sewed Brogue Boots
Do Cslf 5ewed p Lace Shoes
Do. " :" oxford Ties
Do. Pegged Tap Sole Ties
Together with general assortment OF Ladies'
Misses and Children's Shoes and Rubbers. A 80
Gents Sho%s and Rubbers, of various style
Cur Goods being selected from the best manufac-
turers aud at the lowest mark ct prices atter our
selves that prices will be- lower, according TO the
quality than ever before offered in this city. We
TO merit liberal share of patronage. Please call and
examine our Goods before purchasing elsewhere
Don't forget the ho.-23l Broad street. .
no 2l--d2mS JENBTT b EMERSON.
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PARE:
To Washington,

To ington, y ~
To Baltimore "
To Philadelphia oW
The track Of the Railroad between Richmond and
the Potomac River is now undergoing relay, more
than thirds of il being already completed with an
edge rail of superior quality, while the remanoer
In admirable condition. 3. hUIH.
Superintondent of Transportation.
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~ UNITED STATES MAIL

cuPIS OFFICE Z. Z .. x. R.,
RICHMOND, Oct. ~ 1887.
Fz9e.ss ,esy- --z==zxznsEr1 CHANGE OF SCHE-
ASsS SsG Ss E5ssssssse.sz2ss94 E-WIN INTER- AR
RITGEN ENT.-O1 and after MONDAY, the 26th
October, the day Mail Train will run on this Road
daily as follows Sunday excepted:l
Leaves Biz hmond at.......- 200 CLOCK A. ~
Arrive ct Junction at........-.."......l2uO n
Arrive at Danville at.........,...-..... go T. II
RETURNING: -
Leave Danylle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 7.l5 A q
Arrive al Junction Recommendation y
And in Richmond at......-"......,.... 80 +. N
The above Trains CONNECTS with the Trans on tie
South Side Railroad, both ways, st Il o'clock NJ, go
ing TO Bynchburg and 20 Petersburg.
ACCoMMoD.TIoS TRAIN TO JUNCTION AND LYNCHBSRo
Leaves Richmond Station at......... 3.i3 7. NJ
Arrive at Junction.........- ........... 80 T. NJ
RETURNING:
Leave Junction ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Zio L. VI
Or on the arrival of the SnuthSide Trains and arrive
in Richmond in time to connect with the Trains 60
ing North. This Train connect3Eith the south-Slde
Trains TO and from LynChburg.
G. IAAPBELI, Surf.
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FARMING SHOES.-Farmers

~ In want Of real prime No winter Shoe
for their hands, will do we'll to call and mine be-
fore they buy, as have very large and, and the
heaviest and best lot now In store, ever had.
Recoll ct they at 10. i3 Main street. opposite
the st. Charles.
no II VIM wkISBS
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q WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
"A WATCH AND JEwRLRY DEPOT, COZ
N.A NER or MAIN AND PEARL STREETS.
Having received our fall stock o.
"H1onho' 'h" "N aud spECTACLES,
we are prepared To show of the largest and best
selected stocks that be found in any house IN VT
ginia We respectfully invite country merchants 70
Inspect our stock before buying, believing that we
can offer such Inducements will be satisfactory
Our goods are purchased of manufacturers IN TINS
country and Europe which enables US to sell as low
as they can be sold in any Of the Northern cities
Our stock consists in part Of Gold and SILVER acnes
pas ose rhnnrip Lava and Diamond Ear Rings Pins
and Bracelets; Ladies' and Gsntlemen's Gold W atch
Chains Gold Studs Sleeve Buttons, Keys and seals
Finger Rings. with Stone; Seal Rings; plain Goid
Rings: pure Gold Wedding Rings; Diamond Kings
Gold Silver and Steel Spectacles and Eye GLASSES;
Gold Pens and Pencils; Gold Thmble.; COLD Neck-
Iaces and Crosses: Silver Spoons and Forks; snVeT
Dessert Knives; Silver Porte Monnaies and Gard
Cases; Napkin Rings; Fruit Knives; Silver sets
One of the firm being practical Matchmaker, en-
ables us to do work in the REPAIRING department.
at low prices and short notice. and at tho same time
will guarantee to give satisfaction.
Corner of Main and Pearl streets
n B-The highest price paid in cash for old siL-
YER. Sc
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CLOSING OUT,
~ AT AND BELOW COST.
As intend closing out by the 18th of next month,
I invite q call from those " no want.
Rich Eayadero Silks aud Caehmeres
Handsome Velvet and Cloth Wrappinss
Blanket Shawls and Scarfs
Housekeeping and Servants Goods
Blankets She etings aud Shirtings
Irish Linens, very cheap
Cloths, Cassmeres and Nestings
Shirts, Bosons and Collars
Gentlemen's Shawls and Scarfs
Infants Embroidered Robes
French Worked Collars and Sleeves
Together with large stock Of other Goods, all OF
which viii be sold at anibelow cost.
CHAS. HARTT ELL, lis Broad street,
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LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE

a LDLlNhHLL L-A1ND TUIE OALE.-
L n For sale. my Farm of 3lI acres, In Albemarle
county adjoining J. o. Massey, Sneed and others
six miles from Charlottesville, two and half from
the Virginia Central Railroad and two from the Ri
wanna improvement One hundred and twenty
acres-one-third bottom land are cleared, enclosed
and highly imprt we'd. All necessary out buildings
and well Of first rate water on the premises.-
Terms liberal. II preferred, an exchange will be
made for Richmond property. Address me at Rich
mond. call at my Office, corner Of Franklin and
Governor streeta. 8. A. HART.
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THE RICHMOND SODA WATER AND
BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT IN FULL
FORCE, WITH IT'S DOUBLE BET OF SELP-ACT-
ING aENERAT0 Rs-THE OLDEST or THE
KIND IN NIRGfNIA.-The genuine article of Bot
tied eoda Water s pat up by NJ. MoUORMACK-
Also, Lemon and Sarsaparilla Pop, Philadelphia Por-
ter and Ale, Champagne Cider and Brown Stout
The subscriber has added % the above the bottlnu
OF Lager Beer, Of superior quality In pint and half
pint bottles. to 5nit customers.
So IL M. MCCORMACK. 3os Broad st.
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NORTHERN

80. 500 r-kH{43f3&<xl4{1 UhLhI ASOItI HI1Ihsk'
80 ~ AND SOUTHERN ROUTE
FOR TRXTEL-TW1CE DAILY SUNDAY NIGHT
EXCEPTED1 BETWEEN. kICHM0ND, BALTE
MORE PHILADELPHIA AND NEW fOKk, VIA
ACQUfA CREEK AND WASlIlNGFON:-O7er the
Richmond fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad to
the Potomac River seventy Ave miles and by splen
did uncomfortable steamers thence IN Washington
tybve mies-in all 30 miles in seven hours being
aeomfortable and perfectly sae rae q and bag
gage under charge Of special agents, through
to Washis gton, Baltimore Philadelphia and Ne"
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TOUVIN's BEST QUALITY KID

- GI0VEs-Wsrrantsd TO be "a good as any man
usactured, only 81 cts Jouyins second quality at
s2ia cts; 375 more OF those Embroidered sHiss Nus
lin Collars At l2s cts worth Is cts no dozen black
Elastic Belts at l2a Hoop Skirts at IS; Extra hns
Linen at scots, worth IS; Black Fringe over inch
wide. at ga cts. pr yard; Blesched Cotton yard
wide At ~ cts; evtes Collars at - cts worth 81 Inc
Cambria Collars st 81 Is; great bargains in Aoiro
Antique Thinning; fast colored Calico AZ ~ cent?
Call at JACOB A. LEWIS,
nolS IS Main ct