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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19

DARIs HOTEL DIS ETRANdERS, NO. s vIvIENNH
street. the Kxohsnge the principal theatres the
bouevards and the Palsis Roval-h. GIKABD has tho
inform travellers tbs, he Just entirely
renovated bis hosl and prepared guests
with large and small from francs sir francs
ayAilAble \
hours excellent table dhote bass aud carriages
attached the boel The legrsph oces being In
the hotel have the greatest facility for correspoud
ing hey families and other French snG foreign jour
nas English German spoken. 10 ccnfound this
hotel with any OF those ANAL Embellishments bearing The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19

INSTRUMENTATION COURSE, T. 1.-rRoTT1NG
that OF the 18Th, wi come OF 10 day the
IQh st3P should the weather fair. Purse Of DO
80 mile heats in harness mr.. Islman names Panic
uv oden names br Mkmaid Y. Doiy enters br. -.
NJ Jenkins rsmess MOHAWK. Mr.. Phter names b. m.
lady Jane Mr. n woodruff names Dr. g. Phil MI. FARRELL
osuss n m adv Cavner. g. Conway pames b. Malta.
~ SHAW WHITE, Proprietors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19

HUDSON RIVER RArIRoAD.-ExPRsss TRAIN
III Tor Albany and Troy stopping a. principal sis A.,
tert and II ~ A. NJ and r. ~. through
unsdsfon train st 10 N. A y SMITH, superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19

TIRE ALBION HOTEL. MANCHESTER, EN3LAND-
especially psironised by American business men, has
universally ACKNOWLEDGED the house
eIcelence situated In The heshs, part Of the city
close the principal Warehouse railway dep6~ and the
leading OF and offers 70 It's American
the comforts their Slchoiss and
pohtsn american delicsciss constantly hAnd
HorG papers received by every steamer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19

VVYOMING H0TEL.-REpUCED PRfCE-BoARD 81
w gsto ~ Cav the season, yeneut
the York and Erie and Hutson river depo' be,
duane and Jay No 3 Greenwich street Ne York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19

nR rIEyFErBkCH's NEW AND IMPORTANT TrvEv.
~ ton in dentistry patented the Sih day Of kpr 1854
Amber superior 20 AL metals base fer aracis teeth
For reference and specimens please and examine
yourrelves. at $50 Canal street N.Y
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EXTRACTED IN TIN SECONDS.
~ without the slightest pain. by M xinal pro
cess-not freezing This admirable system prsotsed 6y
m only. References given, N required
nh r. %. DURkIN, Ms Canal street near wos~i~v.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-02-19

A NOVEL WAY TO COLLECT DEBr.
On Sunday last, during divine service,
an honest appearing man arose and asked
permission to say few words. The
gentleman in the desk gave him per.
mission to speak, when he said that 'i:c
wished to inform them that he had
worked for member of this church
pointing his finger at and naming the
Individually for three months at thirte, n
dollars per month, and that he had
refused to pay him. The Rev. gentle
man then informed him that it was no
place for entering such complaints. but
said he would see what could be DONE
Many were impressed with the belief
that this was a better plan than goink
before Justice to collect debts. Pore
Byron Gazette.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-02-19

SECOND MARRIAGE, AT foURscoRE-
mNvAan 'uMEL-HIs nP.rH .Np
DEATH BED CONFESSIONS, &c.
Men ofseventy eight have been mar
ried before and since. But, probably.
never has there been another instance Of
a man OF that age winning a lady of for
tune and distinction. crieving another by
his marriage. and exciting suspicious of
incontinencc against himself by his attcn-
tions to a third.
A few days after the welding, the
happy pair paid vs. to Connecticut,
of which state nephew of Colonel Bnrr's
was then governor. They were received
with attention. At Hartford, Burr ad-
yi,cd his wife TO sell out her shares in the
brige over the Connacticu; at that place,
and invest the proceeds in real estate.
She ordered tn IN spll The stock was
in demand. and the shares brought sever.
al thousand dollars Ths purchasers
offered to pay her the money. but she
said. No: pay it TO my hus5lul To
him, accordingly. it was ptid, and h. had
it scvcd up in his pocket. a prodisols
bulk, and brought Il to NV York. and
deposited i, in his own bank, 10 his own
credit.
Texas was then bcginnin. 20 attract
the tide Of cmi grafton which, fs4v years
later, set 80 strongly th,ther. Blrr hli
always taken a goat interest in that
country Persons with wh IN h. had
hee, yariaa>ly connected il Gf. had
.eacm, On foot for setting lar. e colo,v
a. ti,tmaas an tras: OF lanl IN fex4<.
\ brig had ben chtf.efeii. ani tn,
ifoe-t waS II ;hs stat, Of f1rv f.Ias>..
when the p1Ssc,Si5n Of .. ,l.a II aas.e,
c9a5.cd 3 ,rr t. B N S,.r=sil The e=ter.
pH.e. Tas crearr pr, oftte nom,
whi-, ne t,t.s III, ffan Hs5tt1r.l WIS H..
.e,t,l in tlis wav. Il pr1rei a ta,al
las.. Flc clre hal not vt con- for
en- grafton 70 Text4 Ia q rmtas BIZ
t,tng li.s5arl. all ..atrtt-l. and. t.
G. tn,jrta tAs future OF tas seAen,. thc
tItl.os t4s=tlt.i4 - t5s e1ntssi1n Of the
t.m... prlv.l i.c,iss Msantim,
nlIane. wlo -. ;. re.n4FSablc tar.fty
womaa. With a tli,nt f,r the ma14,s.
ma, Of pr8pertY, wan.lsf.d that her
husband ma l. n ailu,i5n = G sui ct
Of tn Investment far the Fexas sar-a-
latlop hal not bcea mra.ioa Il % her
Slc cause him - b, Questioned oa the
81 icct II. be - d to / ,tjiu,t, to The
laws messeug tha. it wasno alr of
harsaai raJlestel h.r to Iern;al tie
laIy that si.e now had a hu,sand to inaa-
age her affair, and ons wAo wou!l m N.
ass them.
Coolaess between tn hasta1l and
Wit, was The result OF thi, collo1tg.-
The, c,m. r,m,a..r,,.ss Tb !, "a.
,-,,', NV, p,,, -, 49, ,,,, ~, ~,
,,n5;n;,, a, hi. of,; - !, tho c;,,=
Tbs, n,r.;J r.conciii,,i,, FYIl of
schemes and snecuI,,;on. 70 tho las,
w;,bou, re.,ipin, any of nj, f,,n.r,i.;l;.
~ "a o,cr,,e sne,os.f,Ilv be ln., ,nHrs
ro,.v and more and mo,c TN, M
tlence OF the LAZY was exhausted. She
.1 ' .;. np.i."' ,se. -, :" ~ ','a .''',
-, 49, tis ~ ~ 'r - ~
r. s..;. eo..s.. = - w. =" ''s
nnnIlass. nar ;na,od "a -"
: III +, IL -. -
80. noa,,;n. - ~ 3
,Iaar;,;n, h;,, of oan,,ol 60 har~
., - =,
- -, .s,.S1 ".
~. s.,l -, a'io"s' -
- -
srt1.;a.., r.l,au,1 h.. e.. II :,
~ % .,,p.n.,a ..,,,.aa.,a,, ..a r".an.Ea
So .aI ~. - 49,, -. -, -
" ' ''
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reached the ground. Except that the
rocks were covered with names, and thai
the ground was more ovcrgrown with
trees, the place hld not changed in al
those wears, nor has it yet. Il has
changed owners however, and belonged
to son of Rufus King, Burr's collcasu-
in the Senate and Hamilton friend in
the lobby In the boat Barr hal besn
som awhat thoughtful and silent, bui
seemed to enjoy the bright day and
! pleasant shores. as he always cnjoycd
bright and pleasant things. GA reaching
the sem, he placed his companion on
the spot where Hamilton had stood, and
went to the place where he stood him.
self, and proceeded to narrate the Incl
dents of the occasion.
The convcrs ltion turncl TO the cause:
of the duel As he talked. the old fire
seemed to be rekindled within him; hi:
eye blzrl; his voice rose. recountcd
the long catalogue Of wrongs he received
! from II milton. and how he had
forbofnc aud forcboruc, and forgiven
and forgiven, and even stopped to rcmon-
STRAIT. until he had no choice except to
stink out Of sight cwretchcl degraded
and drSpiscl, or meet the cllumAiator on
the fell and silence him He dwclt
much on the mcanness of Hamilton. -
He ehirged him with bcin, malcvolcn.
and o0wardlv-a man who would sland.
cr rival. and rot stand to it unless he
was eorncrel. wv hen he stood up to fire.
soid BUR-, he caught my eye, and quailetl
under Il; he looked like convicted fei.
on II was not true. he continued, that
Hamilton did not FIRE at him; he heard
the ball whistle among the branches, and
saw the severed twig above his head
j He spoke Of what Hamilton wrote on
the evening before the duel with infinite
contempt. 1T reads, sad h. like the
confessions Of pcnitent monk. These
isolltel expressions, my informant says
convev no idea whatever Of the fiery
/ impressjvcness with which he spoke
He justified al he had done; nay, ap.
plau led IT,
II. VA, novel TO .he depths Of his
sou: II, ptpt mp feelings of twenty five
years burst mo sp.eeh. His compan
ION. wa1 hrl known him infinitely
many years had never seen him reused
b.fffe, WIS almost az Ba.struca at tins
straaga oHtharst OF emotion. aal .the
star:liat force Of many Of his express
iors.
uadou1.ely H,mii'oa waat to
the fed nawitltasIy, ba. not from fear
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"A silly, but pretty woman, con-
planned to the celebrated and beautiful
Sophia Arnold, of the number of her ad-
mircrs, and wished to know how to got
rid of them. 'Oh, my DEAR was the
sarcastic reply it is very easy for you
10 do it you have only TO speak
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-02-19
MistrIIunrous.
[From tho Evening Post.1
THE PRIVATE LIFE OF AARON
BURR.
(Continu.d from last wcek. J

(Cmtina-d from last wcek
HIS Two oMARRIAGEs-BURRs ACCOUNT
OF HIS DUEL WITH HAMILToS-HIs
SECOND MARRIAGE, AT FoURscoRE-
nNvAnsn sUMEL--HIs pptru .Np
DEATH-BED CONFESSIONS, &c.
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JOB PRINTING

Executed at this Office with ncatness aaa diGLGN
Posters, Shop-bilis, Blanks, Cirsulars, Dill4AS
Programmes, Receipts, By-Eaws, CSurt UeG964
Envelopes, Labels, Cards, 10. -. III aaaa
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Hospitality is commanded to be ox-
ercised cvea towards an enemy when he
cometh to thy house. The tree doth
not withdraw its shade ever from dthe
wood cutter.
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- 60


PAoaaEss or REBELLION IN Ssaools-A corrsspon'
dent Of the Boston Traveller, writing from Frank
lin, Mass, relates the following:
"One OF the district schools has recently been
the scene Of . siS 1alar disturbance. The teacher
undertook TO punish disobedisnt girl of 10 years
OF age, when she seized him by the hair OF the
head and contest ensued. She snstched away one
rod from him and broke It up, but he was for
tunstely supplied with another, and with this be
succeeded In furnishing her severely. Judging
from appearance that she might dodge out OF the
door when his back WAS turued, he turned the key
thereof A brother of the unruly girl had run out
while the whipping was going on, and told his
mother tha. the teacher was killing his sister,
whsrsupon she started off for the school house
She arrived there Just ~ the key was turned
and very unoeremoniously went through the door
without asking to have IL unlocked. She cenched
the teacher iustantsr, who was as much astonished
az her unexpected advent and attack a. ifhs would
have been II tiger had pouuoed upon him. lie KEEP;
her at arms length, however, until they came tO
terms The woman subsequently, made the follow
ing expression, In Substance. IF had not driven
the breath out of my own body by run ming half a
mile, should have knocked the breath out of his
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13
q WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
- WATCH AND JEWBLRY DEPOT. COR
A.sMx MIR OF MAIN AND PEARL sTRRETs.
= azAs1 Having received oiir fall stock Of
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER WARE,

%,
we are prepared to show one Of the largest aud best
selected stocks that can be found in any house Ia Yr
girlia respectfully invite country merchants to
inspect our stock before buying believing that We
can otter such Inducements viii be sstistacterys
Our goods are purchased of manufacturers In this
country and Europe, which enables to sell So low
IA they can be sold in any Of the Northern eities
Our STOCK consists 10 part Of Gold AID Silver Watches
OF every description. Ladies' Gold, Cameo. Mosaic
Pearl, Cnrbuncie, Lava and Diamond Esr- Rings, Pins
and Bracelets: Ladies' and 9eutlemen's Gold Watch
Chains, Gold Studs Sleeve Buttons Keys and Seais;
Finger Rings with Stone; Seal Rings; plain Gold
Rings; pure Gold Wedding Rings: Diamond Rings;
Gold. Silver and Steel SPectaces end Eye Giasses;
laces and Czlsses Silver Spoons and Forks: Silver
Dessert Knives; Silver Porte MonAaies and Card
Cases; Napkin Rings; Fruit Knives; Silver Sets.
One Of the firm being practical Matchmaker, eu-
ables US to do work In the REPAIRING department
ct low prices and short notice. and at the time
will guarantee to give satisfaction.
MYERS JAHNKH,
Corner Of Main and Pearl streets-
n. B-The highest price paid Ia cash for old Sill
YER. 500
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CTOCKS FOR SALE

CTOCKS FOR SALE
~ sheres Clover Hill Stock
l0l shares Merchants iEsuraDJ
&c Richmond, fredericksburg aud Potomac Rail
road
81 shares Richmond and Danyille Railroad
l5O00 shares third mortgage Va and Tennessee
Railroad. years to
100 shares Lynchburg Gas Company Stock, par
value S25. This Company paid a dividend
Of Us per cent last septeinber.
For sale in sums to suit purchasers.
ia Its &. w. PURCELL IL co,
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FOR SALE. &C.

4 LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE
"A For sale, my Farm of 81 acres, ia Albemsrle
county, adjoining j. o. Massey, Sneed and othera;
tie Virginia Central Railroad and two from the HI
wanna Improvement. One hunited and twenty
acres-one-third bottom Ian1-are cleared. enclosed
and highly improved. All necessary out buildings
and well OF first rate water on the premses.-
Terms liberal. If preferred, an exchange will be
mond, OF call at nay Office corner of franklin ana
Governor streets. 3. A. HART.
&C l5--d6m
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CREAT CLOSING OUT vi SEA
u SONABLE DRY G00DS-JANUARf, lSJS.
Must be sold at any price, for the pext Thirty day. 70
he room for a large STICK of new sprins goods
Elegant Fiounced SILK Robes; splendid striled and
snIrnrid Iiheneiile Shawls at IS; 2,W pieces new
ssy lie prints at 3D., worth 10 cents 20 do extra d.
az 10 cents, worth 1919; I'LL wool Paris printed De
Ianes to he sold AT q great sacrifice; 200 pairs OF
heavy Blue Macb1naw Blankets Mt 81 per pair, worth
81; 30 pair bed Blankets, slightly damased at Is
pair drew blankets, at 81 25 per pair; tashiona
lie STYLES ladies' Cicaks. at half cost; Cbeneille
Scarfs and WoolIen Comforts; 50 pieces De'eges, a.
no cents per YARD 50 peioes Brocaled Damasks, foI
(Jnrtains and Furniture Covers, ut is worth 2s 3d.
together with an end-ss variety of goods bought at
auction for cash. all OF which Will De SOLD at great
sacrifice froIE the original cost: o.,,
Main sf
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DLUE SULPHUR SPRINGS, GREEN
- BRIBR COUNTY. VA. FOR RENT.-Th;s cell
ebrated watering place. with all the furniture row
highest bidder, on the 9Th day of March next, 1855
the rsnting TO take place on the premises. AS the
medicinal qualities of the water, and the elegance
and comforts of the place we'll known il is not
necessary to speak ofthom here. Bond and security
will be required OF the renter, payable twelve
months after date. Persons DESTROYS of renting may
consult either Goo W. Buster, Blue Sulphur, or Il.
Y. Dennis Lewisburg. Va.
GEO. ". BUSTER,
RIO. Z. DENNIS.
fo5-td Jos, T. CALDWELL.
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ENOODFIN'S SPECIFIC! FOR
w CHRONIC THRUSH AND DYSPEPSIA.
The proprietor of this Specific, has been aware OF
its virtues for several years having frequently made
small quantities for grtuitoGs distr ibltion 10 the
afflicted. He had 30 idea OF offering tito the public
in this forn until he was urged 70 do 70. BY those
confidence offers il to the public for the two diseases
indicated namely: Chronic Thresh and Dyspepsia,
not as general paGacea for all the ills flesh heir
to. Many certificates Iaay be at all the places
of sale
Manufactured and sold by q. W0ODFIN, 23th
street. Church Uill; price 81 per bottle bottles
for SIS. For sale Also by 0RUBBs q APPERsoG: f.
FIcoT; j. w. POLLARD. 9Th street: and Dr. SNELLIxss
corner Of Broad and 23th streets, Church 6il
- Its
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS.

cfegg> HAGAN'S JOHN is out IT,
6a4-ssH of the ring. The question will 10y
be asked, Why It's written. the laboier Is wOr-
nsught? Thankful for past ivora, aud con.inu-
ance Of good viii.
RiSe, Japster, and Snuff the Moon.i"
HAGAN'S JOHN Btill retains Greek Nation, with
all its law. and infebe rights, for IL IL written,
that "selETr servBtiOn is the irst law Of Nature
Why should man despair, so long As shers IL reef
10 uniurl. for he knpseth not his destinyg There
fore. have commenced my old bu-ipess on 18th
street, and viii be ready 90 build from WheeIbar-
row 10 a ak horse Coach-wil. hire out sell trade
and take Horses on iiveTy-will be- ready 10 trade
for any thing, from goose yoke up 10 blind OK
Barnnm. with all his humbugs, and Walker with his
military reuown, is nothing 10 compare to HA-
CANS JOHN career, which you will hear more of
hereafter. JOHN HAdAN.
ia l9-ts Creek Nation.
S%@k CARRIAGE.-I have for sale
sf1S-.zssttt- a second hand CARRIAGE, in good or.
Ter, suitable for Hack family use, Apply n
o. 2f--t5 ALEX. MOTT Aurt
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II A. o. C.-Those who are compelled
- to travel. should call and supply themselves
with an Invaluable English Army Uver1,cat--na
other UverEoat can supply their place in inelement
weather. They are Gu: IN style which can De worn
with comfort over fms OverI3Oat. The price ii tri
llieg, which is regulated by the style OF Cape al
from 81 10 % 80 and IS can supply any demand.
/ ID EiNNnNIa & M Id Main, 81
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OSBBLS. SWEET CIDER, 40 whole and
~ half bbls Beveridge's Ale; 81 quarter casks
Port and Madeira Wine, various qualities; 100 bbls
common Whiskey; 100 bbls French Brandy, Gin
Cordial and Malaga Wine 20 bbls Mountain and
Philadelphia rye whiskey, part very old and choice;
As half quarter, eighth and sixteenth pipes pure
and mixed French Brandy; pipes puIe Holland
Gin; 80 bbls pure Pennsy lvania Apple BRANDY 20
bbls Isle of Wight Apple and Peach Brandy for sale
by rfe Inl THOMAS JON ES n co.
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n7ud6. MnpTcTNHa. 10.
- pUkCELL, LADD 8 CO.,
81 DRUGGISTS,
~ DEALEEH IN PAINTS, OILS. DYkS.

{ a. 99 WINUUW 3bAs55, Hut =.
No. Is Pearl street, Richmond.
ARE nav recetyfrlu and viii shortly have TN STORE
tflsir Fall Stock Of DRUGS, DYES. CHEMICALS
ac. the whole comprising large and general a.
sortmsnf well adapted 20 the wants OF the trade
purchased ia person by one of the house, on the most
advantageous terms and mostly for cash. 80,
tba,r long Continued and fattering support and we
hope that with the facilities we possess Tor
EupuIos aud the strictest attention 20 the quhltJ
nj lI uuos sent from u.s. TO preserve the reputation
whih our house enjoys for selling Articles Oh epe
very best character. x..A.na
Particular and prompt attention TO shipping anu
p'0 ALLY y ppSUR0ELL, LADD q 90. Druggists.
No. IS Pearl street,
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LoTTUrIHa.
IWAN Il CO.'S LOTTERIES.
. uTlipptzED ny THE STATE OF GEORGIA
100000 for S1Oy 4sT

1y,s s,,,owinu schamas viii be drawn by g. SWAN
"a Managers ii ia sparta Academy Lottery. in
.ch n Thar Single number Lotteries Tor February
lsss At AUGUSTA. ia, In public, under the super
r,teneience of Commissioners.
GLASS
70 10 aravx III the city ofAuguata. Ga, IN public, On
.oo' sxTriRDAY. FEBRUARY 6ra. 1855.
GLASS 2.
To Be- drawn In the city Of Augusa Ga. Ia public on
~ GITfjRbAY FEBRUARY I3xH 1858.
CLASS 3.
To be drawn IN the city q Az guss Ca In public. on
SATURDAY, FE w zoTh' 1905.
To be drawn Ia the city Of Augusta. Ga. in public on
SATURDAY., FEBkuAhf e, la5s-
5.455 PRIZESi
Ns4.rlv On. TSlss 20 Errv Mr. Tckzs.
MAGEIEIOEFT SCHEMki
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VTIR0INIA SAVINGS BANK-CHAR-

II
TERED BY THE LEGIsLATURE OF VIR-
GINA CAPITAL $4,000 D0LLARSl-Money re-
c.yed gu deposit in sums of five dollars and upwards
which interest at the rate of per centum per an
mum is paid for sums remaining six months or long
centum.
The whole joint stock bound for the deposits.
DEPOSITS received and Certificates issued by the
Cashier, I. B. STAKE at the store of u. b Spsnse
corner of Main aud Governor streets, Richmond Va
SAMUEL y. C0TTHELL. President.
T. E. STARKE, Cashier.
c. WALTHALL Secretary.
40 Am,
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, $50 BRoAD

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, 230 BROAD
w STREET. the only place here you can obtain
q cheap pair of Shades See prices:
Beautiful Landscapes sire, cheap at Tic
Plain Shades soc, worth 81
Bouquets 13c worth $l25
Vases only 81. quo
Gothic style 81, l.j0
Gold and Velvet Sl.25 cheap at 80
Gold Centre $3.50, worth ! 90
Gold and Velvet centre 81. cheap at 600
Dry Landscapes 81 81, worth 900
Also q large assortment of India Rubber Table
OIL CLOTHS, a durable article. Those in want OF
good article at low price, would do well 10 Call ut
NJ. G0LDEN'S Dry Goods and Shade Store,
go Broad street.
N B-storekeepers and Pedlars supplied at New
York prices.
an Shades made to order ct short notice
In Q--tR
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HOUSEKEEPING DRY G00DS.-J. &
AZ II G0SgNBAuM, l9a Broad Street. have ou
hand cempiete assortment of 10. 2-2 aud ) yards
wide Shedding. Also, bolster. Pillow sse and Shirt
ing Cottons OF the best and strongest fahfes With
large stock OF Irish Linens. Table DaInask Napkins
Toweliing and Bird Bye Diaper, Bed blankets
Counterpanes and Furniture Prints which they offer
at reduced prices. 10 make room for Spring Goods
is ~
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al IMPORTANT NOTICE TO

kW kMI Vkk4hNI NUA IVE ~ III
saAAHAT BOOT AND CATER WEARERS ~
From IS 10 - per cent. saved by buying from ~
). III. ANTHONY, C0iumbiaa Hotel Best ~
quality molsskin Hats So secoad quality, s. silk
Hats, 2,5si; ine calfskin sewed Boots $50; Coz
gress Boots best quality French patent leather ssT
English hid, s3fa; huckskin, $3.50 lasting $3.50;
catskin s3E patent heather pumps 81 eeif kin 30.
fz75; caiiskin Oxford Tres ~ Is They are an made
toorder and warranted 10 wear we'll
Terms. cash on delivery. one price and no ahsto
uent. an ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-13

DEMEDY FOR COUGHS, COLDS,
AZ NEURALGIA AND NERVOUS HEADACHE -
The fact has been well known for long while that
MRS DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR is tho bert remedy
known for Cou chs and Colds; but perhaps it is not
generally SO we'll known that it has relieved rerIna-
nently several cases of Neural ga and Nervous Head
ache. attention is requested t. the following GER
tiicate from sir. WINSTON. IL gentleman well known
in this community:
"RIcHstoND January Is. lS5s.-This IL to certify
that have suffered from Nervous Headache ani
tried various remedies bnt found no relief until.
about the LIST Of November, 1857, wac induced to
OF great benefit to myself. My daughter, who has
n red with cough since her infancy, has been en-,
tirely curpd by the use of Mrs DAW s. medicine and
is now free from ugh and more vigorous than she
has been at any period of her life. believe 1t TO be
4 most valuable medicine, as well aS very pleasant
on ein nervous and general debility.