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IpRIEsEMAR PROTECTED by ROY

rF1RIESENAR PROTECTED BY ROY
L AL Letters Patent of England, and secured by
the Seals # the Ecole dc Pharmacie lie pasis. and
the Imperial College of Medicine, Vienna. rrieso-
mar No is a remedy for Relaxation, Spermatorrha
and Exhaustion of the system. Triesemar No2ef
fecualy in the short space Of three days complete
ly and entirely ertdicates all of those disor
ders which copaTia and cubebs have SO long been
thought anidoe for to the ruin of the health OF
vast portion of the population. Triesemar No Sis
great Continental remedy for that class Of disorders
which unfortunately, the English physician treats
with mercury, to the inevitable destruction of the
patients constitution and which all the sarsapariIla
in the world cannot remove. Trie5emar Nos !. 2.
and alike devoid of taste small, and Of all
nauseatng qualities. They may lie the toilet ia
bic without their use being suspected Sold in tin
case and divided in separate doses. as administered
by Velpeau, Lalieman, Roux, Ricord, &C, &c Price
IS each. four in one for 3D. which So;
and in s27 eases. Sold by DIR II A BARROW No
l5T Prince street n few blocks west of broadway.
New York Immediately on receipt OF the amount.
DR. b will forward the 81 cases OF TreSenaT, and tha
large sizes, carriage paid, thus insuring genuine
European preparations The So also sent, but
not free of carriage Consultations "a usual. from
eleven, A NJ, till two. , VI. fsoTs four till eight p NJ
at n 57 Prince street. few blocks west of Broad
way. Sold also by
FISHER WINSTON, Druggists,
NH 29-dl2m Richmond
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5.4ss prizes amounting TO $500
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; CHARTERS 81 50.
PLAN Of THE LOTTERY,

54ss prizes, amounting TO $3zo0oo
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters " 70.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from TO 50Ws corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips paper, encirclsd with small tin tubes and
placed In one Wheel
The first 457 prizes similarly printed and sncrced.
ere placed in another Wheel.
arawn from the wheel ofnumbers, and at the same
time Prize is drawn from the other wheel The
Number and Prize drawn out opened and exhibit
cd TO the audience, and registered by the Commits
soners the Prize being placed against the number
irawn This operation ia repeated until all the Prizes
are drawn out
APPROXIMATION PRIxRs.-The two preceding and:
the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the
frst Prizes will be entitled to the % Approxina-
ion Prizes. For example: Ii Ticket No. II 20 draws
the $40 e Prize, those Tickets numbered IL 2fS Il 2e
I25l, 252 will each be entitled to 800. Ii Ticket
No $50 draws the S310O Prize, those Tickets nun
bered s4s 549 $751; $50 will each be entitled to $780,
and so on according to the above scheme.
The 5000 prizes of $50 will be determined by the
Ia figure ftle number that draws the S?9000 prize.
For example: If the number drawing the $7e,0n
prize ends with No then all the Tickets, where the
number ends in will be entitled to $50 ftha nutn-
Der ends with No2, then all the Tickets, where tbs
aunber ends in 2, will be entitled to 500 and 30 on
too.
Certificates packages will be sold at the following
Gates which is the risk:
Certificate of& package ofl0 whole Tickets, $40
10 half " 40
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER

~ Water of these celebrated mineral springs is now
kent constantly on the market in the hands OF
FISHER 4 WINSTON. Druggists Richmond Va,
and A b. RUCK ER, LIS nchburg. We have entirely
discarded barrels. and now ship tho Water only in
glass Cost per of dozen halfgallon bottles
securely and carefully packed at the springs So BY
may rely ON their forwarding per directions box
Of fresh and genuine Rockbridge Alum Water.
Pamphlets sent gratis. application.
NH 24--d5w Frazier d RANDOLPH.
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s.<n1ssxsn. FISHING TACKLE.-For
$~~A>-sssA@S Fishing Lines. (c0ttans linen sea
grass sik.) Fishing Hooks Of all sizes with rings
and without, gut and A Hooks etc eallat
SCifAAP 4 cog
apis Corner Broad ard 81 iroets.
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IS HIhTa AND COLLARS -
spsn sisfge stock ~ ehIr,. a.s Go noW
e,,. !. y. Esssss Y ftor auslisy The nshe sh
ia - q 4 N naan.. =.
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a. FIRST PhEMIUM, THOROUGH
6SBRED STALLION TR0JtN-Will stand
the present at my stables, within mile 81
brakes Branch, on the Richmond and nanyle kaii-
road, and will serve Mares at $1I the season. Ii paid
in advance; insurance 800. A deduction Of % per
cent 10 persons putting FIVE or rHoTe mares, enf All
ncces sary attention given for Sic per III nth, FOR
further information, address -
RICH'D Y. GAINES,
fe1-d2m brakes Branch Va.
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DuRMsG or rHE SrEsNeg OCEAN SfRAY.--As far
as ascertained, the following persons missing,
supposed 10 have persisted In the burning of the
steamboat ocesu Spray Thomas Trott, Of Arkan-
sss: Mr.. Hicks, Of Pfttsfeid. Illinois; John b
Xstter. Of SC. Lonisi Stephen I. spsrgo, engineer
Maria Carroll, chsmbermaid; Miss Thompson. rosi-
dence unknown; MissJohnson, residence unkn cwn;
two children, names unk nown.
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THE COMMONWEALTH or yIR.

diNlA ID THE SHERIFF OF HANONER
COUNTY, GREETING: We command you to su,a-
mou the " virginia Central Railroad Company 10
appear at the Clerks Office Of our County Court for
ths sad county. on the Rules day. On The first Mon.
nAi IA June next. to answer fhonlas h. Anderson
lug under the firm and style of Andersen L farrell
OF plea OF traspass On the ease--damage 1--WE hun.
afea dollars. and have then there this writ.
Witness. William o. Winston. CLERK Of cur said
Court the sth day Of April lass. In the S2d year OF
oo! lonnaataon WM o WINSTON.
w RICHARDSON. p q.
eopy-Teste: *
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-tihcsse OF . package ofl0 whole Tckets, u
" 10 half II
10 quarter n
10 eighth (" Il
In OHnyRyEG TICKETS on CERrJFsCATI3


In OEDxRIEd TICKETS or CERTIFICATE.
Enclose the money to oHr address for the Tickets
ordered, receipt of which they viii be forwarded
by first mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending in
any figure they may designate.
The List of drawn Numbers and Prizes Will be sent
topurehasers immediately after the drawing.
E9- Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain and give their Post Office County and State.
Gl- Remember that every Prize 10 drawn Gad pay
able in full without deduction.
80 All prizes of 81 COS and under paid immediate
" after the drawing Other prizes at the usual time
Dfthirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates 20
8. SWAN & Co. Augusta, 9s.,
81 Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, or
Atlanta, Georgia, can have their orders filled, and
save time, by addressing S.SWAN Il co, at either
Of those cities.
81 list of the Numbers that drawn from the
wheel with the amount of the prize that each one Ia
entitled to- will be published after every drawing IN
the following papers The Augusta (Gal Consti-
ntionalist New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register,
IntelLigencer, New York Weekly Day Book. Ssvan-
nah Morning News, Richmond Dispatch New York
Dispateh Pauldine Miss Clarion, and Little Rock
(Ark) True Democrat. apes
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NEW GOODS.-A. K. PARKER & co
BARGAINS. BARGAINS, BARGAINS

~ AUGUSTUS MAILERT is selling smallfgured
se0net hawhs sat ut a cents p,.c per sE
75c per yard; Hoop kris: Brass Hoops Rattans;
paraso's; Curtain Muslins; irish Linens; French
Worked Collars Sleeves: Cambria and Muslin
Hands; l24 Shertings; Black La and Mourning
Wells; Black Mitts: Connterpanes; Towelngs; Table
Cloths Napkins; Canton Cloth: Alpacas; Elastic
Belts: Ruches u large assortment of Hosiery; Silk
Pocket Hdkf pehe2es; Mourning Lawns; Super
fiue iinghams; Nsid Musiins and many other cheap
goods, sold at AUGUSTUS MAlLERTS,
ap2 No III Main street.
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I COX OUT FOR THE RIGHT PLACE.
IL At the store No 81 Main street, you find the
cheapest, handsomest Goods ever offered to tho pub
lic:.
Yard wide, fast color LAWNS, cts and upwards
Berage De LANES. plain and fig'd. 1913 cents and
higher
Plain and Striped BERA les, all colors
GINGuAMS at l21a cts, worth double the money
Lawn aud Jaconet ROBES, sioe striped and ffoun-
cet from 81. &c
= Black and Cord SILKS, at very low price
Stella SHAW Las and MANTILLAS, from $3.50
and upwards
Silk PARASOLS, from 30 cents and upwards
Twisted Silk MIrlS, at &c, worth SOC
Irish LINENS and TOW ELS
Bcown and Bleached COTTON
And great many more Goods. astonjshingiy low.
Catl soon, if you want to save money
JOSEPH STRAUSE,
NH No MAIN ST
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GREAT MAIN STREET SALES FOR
SAsskfRTL, fsss.--New and Beadtifnl Dress Goods.
spring styles unrivalled bargains side striped Be-
RACES 0rgandie Robes Aquille; Jaeonet. do do; two
founced Dresses style printed Berages; elegant
chintz co,ored tlrgandies; Bayadere 0rgande Nus.
Inns; Bapadere Silks. all prices; handsome printed
Cha.es; black Gro de Rhine Silks at Is cents,
cheap at 81.
Also yards fast colored Caiicoes at Sd cents;
5000 do Bleacbed Cotton at Ga cents.
Also, Bonnets Ribbons. Ruches. &C.. in the rear
part Of the store Now is the time for bargainscall
early G A GWATkfN,
ap22 opposite Ex. Bank.
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ssas--ssr.T,ra COX'S LINE.--The only
49, -z1-szl regular Line Freight Boat from
Richmond to LyuehburR, three times n week, TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Boat sULTANA. Cart. VIM. Il. Smith.
Do. LITTLE TENNESSEE, Capt. jas. ". Maxwell
DO OLIVIA, Capt. Jos. T. Williamson.
DO. NAPOLEON. Capt. Geo G. Iayns
Do. TEMPEST. Capt. John Donald.
These Boats all of the first class, and com
manded by careful and experienced Captains and
leave promptly advertised. The subscriber thank.
ful for past iavors literally bestowed begs con.
tinllance of the same For freight apply to
WM. y. cox. Act
At the Shed, Dock street. in rear Of old Gas WGgs
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NOTlCE.-Thc subscriber would ~

MUTICE.--The SUBSCRIBER w0Md re-
~ -pectfufy inform hts friends snd the public
generally that he H. prepared 10 exeeBgs all ortsrs
for fAiNfiNu, GLAZING. &c. promptly. and oa ~
good terms ~ others, always asns the best fna's-
rails.
To hIs old friends, he wonld retarn his san1sre
thanks. Tor their patronage, sotae Of wbom have
beeu from his heginnng business eleven yesTs
since his regular customers and 10 hoges b. aps
DILIGENCE q, tNi liberal share 81 pnbiic p3t.oi
are IL ga-ts Y lANDkUM
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A FORTUNE OF 100000! TO BE
had Tor Ten Dollars.

GWAN Il cos LUIfEhlES.
ny ri STATE OF dEOkdlA.
17O,O00ii for s1Oi w.a
The following sctsm-s will be drawn W >. ~ AZ
REQ. Managers OF the Sparta 4cademy Lottery N
eaei of their Single Number Lotteries ior ss!,
1858, at AUGUSTA, Ga, in public. Under tue super
intefdenes of Commissioners.
ULAHsf3
70 be drawn In the city ofAngusta. Ca "a pupnO Oh
SATURDAY, MAY IsT, 1888.
GLASS IA,
n n, drawn Ia ths CITY OF Augusta Ga, In public, On
SATURDAY, MAY srH. 1853.
GLASS Is,
To be drawn Ia the city of Augusta. Ga In pupo' o
BATuRDAY. NAY 15rH, 1858.
GLASS Is.
70 be drawn ia the city of Augusta Ga in pubic on
! SATURDAY, MAY I'D, 1858.
CLASS II,
To be drawn IN the city Of Augusta, Ga, in public on
SATURDAY, MAY 18TH, 1855. Is
2 ON TIE Plan or SINGLE NUABEka
5,4S3 PRIEST
Nearly Csz Iftse 10 Epsrv Ninc 1Scxsts
= MAGNIFICENT sCHEMEl
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EACH SATURDAY IN MAJ

APPROXIMATION FEtLE2.
fl prfrs. are P-'' $780,
pixies Of $500. approIiInsting to $4,000
prize, are irAD
prizes Of $780, approyimating to $lo.cao
4 prizss Of sl25, approximating TO 5000
prize are eG
prizes of 500. approximatinE 70 si,uW
prize, arc SUI
4 prizes of SIS spproxlmating to $500
prize, are 50e
prizes OF $50 sprreximatiDg to sl,ad
saoo prizes of so are 100000
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DRY oooDe.
r ARGE ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES.
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,

THOS. IL. PRICE - CO. :,
BY arrivals Within the past few days and by vessels
daily expected, are making large additions 70 sheif
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, {.
II Is unnecessary TO attempt ap ehuatsfau3h u
their leading styles ner will the limits OF an aavet-
senent admit Of IL suffice IL TO say, that ~ eyfrF
department IT laperted and domestic fabrics, then
stock is ct all times kept full and complete !,
In extent. selacsion variety. and price taey ifei
willing and able to stand any test wiea the oiost
discriminating buyer, either at wholesale or retai,
niag subject them to. In elegant
MOURNING GOODS,
EdBRolDkRTES,
HOSIERY, &c.
their assortment is always large at the duiies
seasons of the year whilst in every aescrIptloii on
Heavy Goods for families. hgusekeepers, servants
and ort-hands their supply s at all times adequate
% eet the heaviest demand that may be made uuon
TT and these goods are bought OF the fnanuisc.
turers or their agents chiefly for cash, it enables
them II offer them at the very lowest rates such
goods can be sold for by the largest houses IN the
United states and will give their customers the sd
yes of any diminution in price hteh sach Ia
ciEitiss afford them They therefore confident
invite call from all who have never visited their
warerooms or given their stock tn. benefit OF an ex
animation feeling assured that they can satiafy the
most waYerlng that better ae fualntance VIII W0fk
to the profit aud advantage of the buyer. They
have experienced buyers aiways in market, who
seer them supplied constantly with the newest and
best things brought tn the country; nd at thu Same
time it affords them the means of exhibiting seiec
tion which, In extent and freshness, cannot be sur
passed even in the larger cities of the North.
THIOS. r. PRICE & CO.,
an PIN wholesale and Retail Dealers
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THE SOUTHERN SAVINGS BANK re

THE SOUTHERN SAVINGS BANK re-
Il ceives deposits on which interest Ia paid at the
rate OF g per cent per annum, If remaining on de-
pcsit six months and sper emf for shorter periods
sident. p b Price, Treasurer. w. A. jenkins, Secre
tary, &gs As1 rs FE4ss
DzFEcToRs Re. A Paine (of Kent. Paine h Co j
Regnaulf, B. Price, w. A. Jenkins, VIM. Ira
Smith,
once 9. P. .. Prices Book Store opposite Amert
can Hotel. ap l0--lm
syTINEGAR.--60 bbls. pure Cider Vine
gar in store and for ssieby
Ap2l-5s WIN TAYLOR.
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" MILL-The subscribers having

SAW MILL,-fhe subscribers having
~ purchased the Saw MIN on MAyo's Island, from
Mr.. John iillams. have made arrangements 70 Set
continuous Supply "a ins logs Of the best selected
grow IN and ggrlisy fheY are psepaiva 70 Ietn.sa
ter7s They will ndeayor g. make is the interest OF
builders 10 deal with them. ssd would rsoss respect
nilly solicit their patronage
Orders lefg at the Miii at our Shop, on 9th aud
Gary streets, shall be promptly attendsd g,
q Ats JOHN 4 u no q BISON.
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DECEIVED DER RELYlnERE 70
NfANNYs PATENT REAPER AND

MANNfIS PATENT REAPER AND
Lv1 NOW ET-CALpW ELL'SCoRN PLANTER
We are now manufactures Nanny Patent Reaper
ard Mower with Weed : improvements. We 5.yite
the attention Of Farmers % this Machine SIS y test
sytapt. These In want wlil p.eess sstl In ,sr or
iers carly 90 avoid 'jsspreintwsnt.
Also. "Gaidwelfs" CON Planter, simple, VI. SUI
perior Machine nj los price.
AALDEiS CARDw Eli, & Co,
MI I'm No lAN VI ain asreaf.
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OFFICE Va. FIRE MAINE M. % /

UFFILE Va. HIRE a " AKIN + 4Ns. 10,
Richmond, I'd April, 1855
MOTTO E--A general meeting Of the
LN Stockholders OF this Company will De HID at
May next at 2 O'Clock ~ To consider the question
Of accepting the amended charter ol 1888
ap 2-d,ithM WM. WILLIS. d.. See'y.
DECEIVED PER BELVIDERE, To-
~ DAY--Io whose. 20 half aud ~ quarter Ids
lager beer: 20 whole and 10 halt bbls superior
Cream Ale f9Co1 genuine Principe segars, foy sale
1T p WlLBACHkRS,
an ~ lsth street between Main and Cary.
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ERESH DRY GO0DS.-We are receiv-
ing variety Of choice and desirable GOODS.
among which are
English aud American Prints
Earlstun and Manchester Ginghams.
Mohair De Beige5; Layeiia Cloths
Black Gro Da Ehnes, very cheap
Rich Printed Lawns and Organizes
Plain Colors and Printed Barexes
Splendid Flounced and guile Robes
Extension and other skirts. and Skirtngs
Velvet kibb 5n-; Silk Fringes
Plaid Tweeds and Merin0 Cloths for boys
French aud American Cottonades, in variety
Coa's' aud Brooks Spool Cotton, ali Nos
Skirt Reeds BIZ 50 ami Steel Hoops. &C. &c
To which We invite the attention of the trade
ap2l KENT, PAINE co.
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s1R~DA%t9AhA " "a esAH . y . y
- male acknowledgements
! laud makes q perfect cure
ateiy relieves Cholic.
is a sure cure for Chol
ventive of Cholera.
will prevent recurrence
lit relieves all painful
~
needed 90 throw out ofth'
Ncinc after q long sickness
~Jaundice, removes al
> cclor from the skin.
%ftime before eating, gives
makes food digest well
I, sures Chro mic Diar.
while s.u m M c r and
.SalnGst a. the first tlose.
'sattacks Gagged by worns,
r.ren, there p nc surer. sal.
1.-THE Sorld.as IL gsrsr fails
'ation in these statements;
hat We can give evidence
SO it, are giving it their
. favor.
re In recommending thi.
OF FEVER AND AevE, Can't
! Bilious type. 1t operates
Itids arc willing to testify
Liver remedies now offer
none we can so fully re
RBS INYIG0RAT0R, 50
oughout the Union. This
sR tNyIGoRAroR, producing
a ell who use it. Almost
have been given of the
ihe by those of the high.
ia we know il 70 be the
.tore the public.--R,tdson
I'd Z CO., Propr,etors,
34a Broadway, New York
AItE Il GRAY, Agents for
a
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TT NJ. SMITH, having removed TO No

va o4tAAD, idNluR removed 10 NO
49, H. west Main street Richmond Virginia, con
unnes 70 mann'acture inthe most reliable manner
aGkiCULTuRAL AACItaES Of almost every do
Twentyeight years Of practical experience Ia this
CITY and surrounding country, enables him to nse :,
discrimination IN choice Of inacincs OF very great
value to his patrons
NOT Wishing 10 make an OYER disrlay Of the large
nnmber If premiums awarded his machines Inv the
,ast I'VE yenrs, viii SIMPLY urge parchasorsto exam.
Inc the published eielat erorss of the Virginia z
Fcnlturet Society. in when alone they can obtain
feiiapie iu8ormatlon respecting such awards.
Ter bis own convenience. and 10 secure purchasers
agaihst disappointment he soicits early orders for
dnreshers. Thresaers and Cleaners, Horse Powers
heapars ana for repairs to the same His Threshers
ana Cleaners on wheels fer field work will save about
~, per cent OF labor over plain drums His new
Horse Power is unsurpassed by any other Is adapted
70 any machinery, aud requires letting into the
ground, ard has othcr advantages.
aia preparted to fill orders at all times for the
usual variety OF naehinery-stch as Wheat Fans
straw Cutters, Corn Shelters of all Sizes Harrows
Saltisators, Wheat Drslls, What Cleaners. IIay
Eakes, Reapere. iay Baiifsg Machines, Cider Mills
Chnfas. Spinning Whsela Road Serapers. Betting
ana Repairs. ie f9--d6t. then diawk ew3m
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f.@~ rnxsnmwsr<r1 RICHMOND, Oct III fss5
- 81 SPECIAL notice.,
Nud Alter sisis date. Ale packages intended sr y.
ira Railfoa wit bs reces ed AZ cur oise "a ~
street, instead OF Railroad Depot. ~ heretnhtt 81
Ing In Conformity With en- arrangement rDs1s ~
y. Il. MACDDNubGss. ava,,
% b-ss Adams Express g1rnnsr,
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OAnrHssE Accipyyr-0n Thursday night last.
an accident occurred In this place. at the house of
Miss Virginia Frank, by the barstipg of cam
phene lamp. While Miss Paynf the housekeeper,)
was filling it, without extinguishing the wick, it
exploded, and In moment her clothing was In
flame. She ran down stairs, and her screams
brought In two Of her neighbors, Mr.. John Elder
and son, to her assistance, who tore off tho burn
ing clothes, thus saving her life Miss Payne not
8 withdrawing. 10 considerably burnt, and Miss
Frank slightly. by aiding In extngushing the
Ere Some clothing iu the room that were being
made, were injured by the FredeF.
.scksbayv E1 Adr<riissr
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a. Merchants will find it greatly to their ad-
vantage to give us a call before making their pur
chases elsewhere, as have laid in an extra large
stock of first quality Goods, FOR Cash. that enables
to offer goods at less than Manufacturers prices
Orders received by letter promptly shipped, and
prices charged only the same as personally per-
chased nah 23-6m
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DEFERRIN0 to the advertisement Of
Az my removal 70 18th street, between Main and
Cary beg leave TO submit to my customers and the
public general .he following rate of prices for the
winter seas0n:
lager Beer, Philadelphia Ale Porter and Cider, bot
A'a ~ u g pinfs ~ ''s = Bottles included.
half DO. d" 80 eents-botties extrs
charged.
Lager Beer in half quarter and eighth barrels
ithe latter ones of gallons package exclusively
for the city cust0mers) Philadelphia Ale in whole
aud half barrels, at the lowest market price. Terms
sash.
n. B.-SEore and Bar keepers, considerable PEI
eentage allowed. 2. WILBACHER,
18th ST., between Main and Cary.
Orders left with Mess-s. Laidloy robinson corner
9Th and Franklin; Messrs. Duval 4 Norton, corne,
10Th and Main, or at my establishment, will be
promptly attended to. oCA
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e. 81. a.s - ACCOMMODATE!

fSsaFf - -. :-.sT r AIN CHANGB Og
HOURS On and after hay list. the Accommodation
Train Of this Company will run daily (suuiays ~
cepted) between Milford and kichm9nd leaving
Milford at 6 10 NJ stopping at Ashisnd scr break.
fast. and arrive in Richmond Mt 2ttA "a Return
ing Will leave Richmond at O'clock = NJ, aud roach
Milford nj 20 7 VI. stopping r passengers At
any point each way.
FARE, the same as on the Mail Train.
SAM'L RUTH,
Superintendent Transpos ;ation
Cflice = and Z u,
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a. ~ AsAA - 49, AAAN 4 a A n "
Ind Is daily working cures,
}. 1t cures asif by magic,
eft, and seldom more than
cure any kind of Liver
Jaundice or Dyspepsia &c
T which are the result OF a
principal regulat's of the
Sperfarps.ts funct'ns well
care full y developed. The
dependent on thehealthy
proper performance offs
= ach is az fanlt, the bowels
system suffers in consc
lLIvER-having ceased tc
Ises of that organ, lof the
I his study. in a practice Of
find some remedy where
maEy Heterogeneous IT,
\ medy is At last fosnd, am
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-26

BARGAINS IN SPRING AMI SUM
AMER DRY G00OS.-I have now in store sy
entire stock embracing the usual variety in the Dry
Goods liue-ail Of which have beea purchased ia
New York, during the past week, at greatly reduced
prices which will enaDie me tosell much lower than
heretofore
| respectfully solicit all who want really
cheap goods, to call and examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
JOHN l.. SMITHEk,
ap q-lm ~ Siain street