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Gohp Warren Fousp.-officer Seal, We

terday, In making search for stolen goois, disco
vered handsome gold watch which has been In
the possession Of o negro fer twelve months or
more. and which no believes to have been stolen.
Any one who has lost lhis watch, faay recover ~
by applying to the officer, who has It In posses-
viz Z 4
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CArs1zrn.-A boat in which were three

men catching erift wood. Yaaxsil Island, yes
terday Afternoon, eapsized and emptied Its living
freight into the water. all three Of whom readily
swan ashore lenving the treachcrous craft to take
If
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VIOLENT AssAuLr.-Barney Smith waa

arraigned before the Mayor yesterday, to answer
the charge of assauting aud violently beating Dan
lei Rogers on the 10th of December last near the
Lunch House" on 18th street. Rogers, 1t seems.
had been indulgng freely that evening, and at the
time he vas beaten was scarcely allie To stand
alone. After being knocked down In the street.
lac was kicked In the face until his eye sight was
nearly destroyed. Coon after this occurrence
smith was knocked down by some unknown per-
son and badly injured. In order to secure the At.
tendance OF other witnesses, tho investigation wws
adjourned until the 9th inst, and the accused held
to bail for disappearance at that time. m
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GRowiya Lgss.--There are nov bat
six prisoners In the ia OF iiesrsco eoaety - -.
tify jail there are hfty OF sixty inmates many g
teayor 10 rensain during the winter months.
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FiaE.---Ths alarm of IRE. ysstsrdaFT
morning. was caused by the partial hnrniax 81 =
slall & aaas shanty "a street, near Brad xilea
was speedily exsinguished By No. 4 nrH eompsny.
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Cry CougcIL.--A meeting Of the Coun-
eli was called yesterday afternoon at ociock but
for want Of amorum no business was transacted
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MASQUERADE. Young Guard bad
a masaueYaie at their ATmory last Thursday night.
and the members enjoyed themselves 70 tnsn
hearts, content. some of the characters assumed
were admirably persopated, w.rls others were sni1
feieu,ly grotesque TO cause no little inerramsns-
AZ IL O'clock sniate fired, and In short sese
thereaf aftrr tn. gathering ssiepersea.
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MTOODFIN'S FOR
Wv GupAN.IG ,rIID I-sIL ASA GNSnEnSI A


The proprietor of this Specific has been aware of
its virtues for several years having frequently made
small quantities for ratuitous distribution, to the
afflicted He had idea of Offering il the public
in this form until he urged to do 20. By those
who had been cured by its nse. He, now. with great
indicated, namely: Chronic Thresh and Dyspepsia
not a. general panacea for all the ills flesh i heir
OF sale.
Manufactured and sold by q. WOODFIN, 2sth
street, Church Hill; price 81 per bottle or bottles
for s.. For sale also, by GRUBBs APPERsoS; +. J.
pIc0T J. " POLLARD, nth street; and DR.. SNELLINGS
corner Of Broad and 18th streets, Church Hill.
It's
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TuE NEW TEAr's Eve BALL Oiven

Protection Fire Company No. 2, at the first market
hall, last Friay night Is said TO have been plea
SAINT entert asnment. The company quite large
and agreeahS, the music good. the dancing excel
lent aud the refreshments of tho choicest kinda. =
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TnE RIVER was rising yesterday, and
from appearances ut a late hour In the sftsrne~s,
bid fair 70 overflow the wharves a. Rockets.
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gsE ro YouR FAsrExfSss. .---Most of
the aepresations by honaa breaksrs. efs issss %
been on stores. the rear dnprs 20 Nohh Msfs
ss,ses r.,r .aerehsn n.s should look vsll 70 Their
prsmis.s ifshey expect 10 escape robbery !
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NEGRO HIRING.-The subscribeI

~ again offers mis- services to his friends and the
public for HIRING OUT NEGROES for the ensuing
year. He pledges himself 10 his brst eNt rtiuns
tn promote the interest Of those who tuay favor him
with their business. aRt 10 pay special attention 10
the Negroes f1<ing sickness. lie hopes, from ex
pcreuc~OT twelve years, to be abe to give satIstio
tim.
ss- Office AT the obi stand Of nahney & Cauthorn
corner oi Main and 18th str cts. opposite St Charles
U0fpl EDNA y. DABNEY.
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(lEO. W. H. TYLER,
u AGENT TO IIlnt OUT NEGROES
I Rt'NT 9IrT fTNIrSHS ANDiJliI fI"l CLAIMS.

RENT OUT HOUSES AND COLLECT CLAIMS.
The suhst riber offers his services To the public as
agpnttu hire out nrgrucs, rent mt HOUSES, collect
claims, sen Wheat Com, Flour n Tobacco, on the
usUA l. rms.
/ havr been the superintendent Ct city property,
and r0lcr officer in Richmond, for the last seven
Years and il is presumed from my knowledge II the
inhabitants of Richmond, that shall ie gr"atlv as
sisted thereby in getting good and Responsible homes
I TOR AeryaptS and responsible tenants for houses.
4 Rptercuc,S-the citizens of Kichm.ul generally.
Office on Marshall street, next e. the Hew Market
/ htv srt,es G. W. II. TYLER,
/ dclH-ln Agent anu tuitctor
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atients 10
y address
i--Si6ni
MAI
|55T- J
Stock Of
q its csp-
lst July.
lashisr
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NIRGINIA WORNf KILLER

cry for it! This valuable and popular prepara-
ton In recommended with the greatest Confidence
ast experience and test of years having proved it o
one of the best, safest and most reliable Worm e.
stroysrs in use.
being prepared especially for children, it is sweet
and pleasant TO the taste, end readily taken by the
and may be given to the Youngest infant with perfect
safety il contains no Oil worm seed turpentine or
other nause0Us drug.
Prepared only by E. J. PICOT and for sale by
Druggists generally. an IL
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The New YEAR came in as mildly as
Spring, old Sol apparently exsrting himself TO
make the debut of 1853 as pleasant as possible
Yesterday the streets were alive, from early morn
to dewy eve, with persons of all eolors and sexes
ladies and gentlemen searching for servants, and
servants on the look out for now homes
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nent OF
Main aIri
and the
ces fUf the
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CREATING MUss.--William W. Price
appeared before the Mayor yesterday, to answer
the charge Of sssaulting and beating Mrs smith
in her own house. The husband OF the assailed
lady was the only witness In Court, and whiIs de-
posing as to the facts OF the assauit painted old
Billy in such obnoxious colors that those who
heard him might we'll have imagined the accused q
Mormon Saiht in full feather with Brigham Young
As there were other witnesses not In attendance.
the Investigation was adjourned until to-day
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IsrxarxgAxcs.-Thed dawn ef the neN
,.sx e,c.a Eaward fsilnaa Locked ~ ths esSea
shsrs hs had been deposited bec.nss q % !.
a !. aud Yesterday msrniax the Mnyos =. nsS~..
hin. 4, prisan la default % baiI ~ - 49, =.
etsF. fasstk es ae efs sfA
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ihfate ui a package Of 10 whole Tickets,
~ half
10 quarter :"
~ eighth

IN pRhFNIsG IIrE2T5 on CERTIFICATES.
FdClts" the money tn oGr address Tor the Tickets
ofrrei ripi Of which they will be forwarded
hy 1rst mail Purchaser can have Tickets ending in
say figure they may designate.
The Lst "i drawn Numuris and Prizes will be sent
t"pnrc nast Is Immediately after the drawing.
eS- Purchasers will please write their signatures
ptAin, anI gy" their Post office. County and State.
sF~ htur'iileT that every Prize is drawn and pay.
Ah'e m TAIL NitAuut deduction.
Ss- i j prizes oi Sl,tF and under paid immediate
u amer thu drawing. Other prizes at the usual time
ttllTty days
Al communications strictly confidential.
Address orders inr Tickets or Certificates TO
T. SWAN { Co. Augusta Ga.
W Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala. or
nLta, Hc"rgta. can have their orders flled, and
save time hy addressing :. SWAN d Co, at either
Of those cities
ss- A lt-t II the numbers that are drawn from the
Wheel With the amount # the prize that each one is
e'fird H.. will be published after every drawing in
~ following papers: The Augusta GA Canst-
n'jaHhii4t. New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register
,tHti.Ht"n STANDARD Nashville Gazette, Atlanta
lhI"nH"nrrr, Nrs York Weekiy bay Book Savan-
aau Morning Ne'gs. Richmnnd Dispatch, New York
bi-Patrh and Paudng thiss) Clarion. de 80
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BURGLARY AND RosBERy-0n Sunday night, the
store of Mr.. j.. iirsh, in Cincinnati, Ohio, was EN-
tered by burglars, who took froG nader the bed IN
which Mr Hirsh md his son slept, small trunk
containing - 600 in $50 gold pieces, $1,000 in
smaller gold, ard sl0G0 in bank notes; in all
something over $1,000. Noarrests had been made,
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~ GfN Ea1L -lFS4fd ~" 'S'f'f'S N''
UiIica M. u MARKET Bridge, Main st,
Offers his .rt cps to The rnblic to write ur books
make uff accounts anal cuiltCt the faH'e. i"IsVns
ba,,.,, hiiIa r"tr. dtaffg or tsinls tor collection
piu do we'll T. put them In my bands. Best re'e~
FvnCes can In given. -, ..,
Nl~o. | want 10 hire a good Cook, Chambermai1
ami Dining Room Seryant-ail three females: . ,
Come. one come all aud see Those great kadlcal
-, ',st% ,ys,,,,',n ,I,n,, de ?g-3t*
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WArcu Nrcur was ohserved " -
a.. rslsriaus eaagregas5a~s last fhsre1el A{4
Who held meetings - slnx and pfY enM
been cpfcmhei. and ~ scass1 an ~ Ms%
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THREE MURDERS IN LoUisvILLg.--There were sew
ara bloody enacted in Louisville on Christ
mas eve. VIM. Potter, aged ID years, was shot
lead that evening in hotel by sou of Dr. Viii
liams. On the same night Warner Sage, barkeeper
At the Commercial Hotel, was killed by q slung-
shot in the hands OF man named Boen, and
Charles Bull met his death at Hudson Hall from
bowie knife in the hands of man named Duck
wall. The parties said 10 have all been pre-
giOns friends, but committed the deeds while in
toxicated. Bolen and Dnckwall were arrested.
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~, Wr5IeT.rsaf,si.. naive. s.; Quarters s.

Wh1leT.rset, 81; Halves s. Quarters 81 81.
PLAN ~ IIiE LDE( aKI.
The Number, a IN ! t. fh,Hs, corresponding with
tFr4e Nuruuy-> "u tie Ilckets printed on separate
sp. fpa,-r are eucGcied with small tin tube8 and
plAgf4 Ig uu- H't-l-
Tnr hr-, 49, pg,la, similarly printed and eucircied,
sre placed ln another Wheel.
TIE Wheels are then reyovei, and a number is
drawn from the wheel III UUmtrTs and nj the same
time a PlIf" drawn tT Tiu the ut',"r wheel. The
kurher bnt Prize drawn nut aIp uPeHed and eAhlDt-
81 tu ,A, aItt.aCe, aud Tr.,i7tgrc! by the Commits
sonpr., tar Ffg~ heng PLACED against the number
drawn Tal- gerAtau repeated uutll All the Prizes
SrrdraWn uEt
4PrB rBgz.vaulN PEjzEs-The two preceding and
the tta sgs srad.Eg uumbeTs TO those drawing the
Erd Pr.'- vii 'e entitled to the 2s ApnrnXtma-
-0a rrHes for sampIr: II Tickct No II $50 draws
In kp3 fEr Tickets numbered IL ,2ts, II ,2iy
I25l H. 2j2 viii each he entitled to 500. 1t Ticker
~ y. draws the ol,,n" PIIEo, those Tickets pupI
tsTed ~. 5t3 5'l, i52 viii ench ir entitled TO $50;
AMI ~tuI. af"oriiug t. The above scheme.
The irfr uf.lra Il ia viii bt determined by the
IA t-ugr oltln Number that draws the S1Wh prize
Fpr example. II tlr number drawing the $Gt,,H
rris. Hl- Hth MOI then all the Tickets, where tht
pGn3he' sDl> ,H VIII identified to S5t Ii the mum
AeT ru3s WITH No.2, then all the Tickets. where the
hnmhcr ends ia 2, VII! be entitled TO so and 80 ON
ton
Certihcatesofpsckaces wi! be sold at the following
rates which ~ the risk:
(pFtttf cate yl a larkt az " hIlp TfrERtN ~
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INDIAN DsPREnArIoSs --The Papers of Northern
Mexico give appalling accounts of the resnges oi
the Indian population In the States of Chihuahua
and Durango A force OF over hundred horse RI.
nemen has been organized for their pursnlt and
punishment. A long and bloody campaign seems
10 be in prospect in the frontier states.
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CARRYING Lo.ngp fIRs-ARas,-On the 2ist inst.
Daniel : Stetler, of Limerick Square, hontgomo'
ry county. Pa, was very seriously injured by tue
accidental discharge of loaded revolver IN his
coat pocket, while wrestling with friend at Bar
rem Hill. The ball entered the left side and passed
out the spine.
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GENERAL AGENTS, &c.
ICE TT. TOMPEINS,

GEORGE IT. T0MrEINS,
N ACCOUNTANT,
GENERAL AGENT AND COLL hGToK,
nelre rorn,r Iith and Bank streets. Richmond, a.
WIN " rite up Rocks, make ont and Cole CT &c
c,,unfx Rent ont Houses aud do amy ether business
appertaininE to a General AgepcS.
ia -t
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SINGULAR AeGgpssF "A youth naiaedJohn Shefan
sas fatally injured gu the Boston eomman. last
Monday, in a singular manner. lie was siiding
iowu hill when party behind, going mach faster
than sheean, ran upon him, and an umbseila,
shich one Of those ia the rear heid with the Ter.
riie pointed forward, penetrated sbseans body,
ear, sfn his death
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CKtRLrs FEsNo HOFFMAN the poet, who has bean
Tor some time past an iunate ef the Peansyavsnis
Hospital for the Insane will ID Is hoped be seon
restored to his position In society.
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MECH NICAL.
Ii,7lN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTIN

As& IA AZ S<a H.
IVIN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING
ESTABLISHMENT, THIRTEENTH STREET,
BETW EEN MAIN AND CARY.-The subscriber il
fully prepared to do all kinds OF work, in the aboYe
business with dispatch; and returns Hhanks to his
numerous patrons for past favoTs and solicits
tinuance Of the same. Being master OF his business
he can promise hs customers that ALI work done y!
him will II Hast Zee qua. 10 6uy other house in the
city and fully as chea pa fact known to all persons
who know what good work is.
ROOFING. GUTTERING. &c.-Heis prepared to
execute this ption of work In very superior
manner both in town and country.
TIN WARE:-Always on hand a large and general
assortment of Tin Ware, wholesale and retail q,
kinds ofGas Fitting in the best manner
PUMPS.--Iie keeps always on hand large and ex-
foi7 CHARLES II. LANGLEY.
CRATE9, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF
NJ sHOVELS, TONGS and POKERS.-I have for
sale an elerant assortment of all kinds Of Crates,
including every style Of Tenders, Summer Pieces,
pokers. So en- different sizes Of cnal Scutlcs, ciEdei
Shoyols, Are shovei5; handsome Stands for shovels
fire Brick fire Slabs and jams; sets Of Soap Stone for
setting M crates; Tavern and Church Bells, Of
sweet tone. Builders. housekeepers, and others in
want Of any Cf the above articles, be supplied at
the lowest Northern prices. am manufacturing
all kinds of brass and Iron Work Of the above de
CRATE and FENDER MANUFACT0RY, No. 225
Main street between th and 9Th streets. West side
Richmond, Va.
se 16-3m Sd. DENOoN.
SOUTHERN IRON WORKS.--LEWIs
- T.. BARNES. manr of FIRE ENGINES
on Tth street, West side, between Main and Cary
FIXTURES foR MANUFACTuRING TOBACCO
yERANPAft eyNsY SS s FIST aS9
gRATINd and ali kinds Of HOUSE AND WROUGHT
IRON WORK, will be done with n,tness aud dis
na.ch on sue h terms as warrant Will give satlstac
tor NV oil friends and the public generally, are
solicited TO give me a call before engaging else
where. - NY o--anIn ~
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CoNsuLs REcoGS,gED.-The President has official
ly recognized Rodolphe korradi consul of the
swiss Confederation for tie States OF peansylsa
MA aud New Jersey. 10 reside At Philatelphla;
Richard Thieb, consn oftha Electorate OF Hesse-
Esssel at New 0reaBs; and Sicholaus Ansiyn, as
vice consul # the Netherlands fer the state oi
iowa TO reside at Keokuk.
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NLws FROM AERoAD.-The LonluD Morning Post
says: in America there is large recognized
party who systematically work for panic, who
make business of creating sensations, ~h0 exnlt
in distress, and look upon commercial destruction
in the same spirit that wreckers on barbaroas
coasts do upon hurricanes md their Consequent ii
casters at sea-
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HEAVY p,u,era IN :, RaE,cr OF pponrse c.sr-

HEAVY DsNtGEs IN a BREACH or PROMISE CASE -
fhe case of Ellen AinseUugh VS.. Daniel Smith, for
alleged breach OF promise Of marriage, the trial
nf which was commenced in Providence, X. T.. on
rhursday, was concluded on Saturday. The jury
returned verdict for the plaintiff, and assessed
damages in the sum of 81 0O0 only one thousand
less than claimed says the journal. The defend
ant, however, is said to be wholly unable 10 pay so
large q Snm.
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SINGULAR DEATH FROM The BITE OF A CaT.-AIr
John Abel, clerk in the employ of ). u. McCreary
a Co, at Lewis Audereid's colIiery. ut Japesyille
Ia, ded on the morning Uf the eth from tbs bite
qt cat. The circumstances are very singular
About ten weeks since, he was walking from the
dwelling house to the store, when he met the cat
IN the path lie put out his hand TO play with her
when she Instantly flew at hils aud bit him lie
complained little at the time. but it passed away
and no more was thought oft. He had at times,
however, great rcpugnance to water and the
mere sight of it caused sbuiiering sensation -On
Christmas day he dined at the hotel of MIR David
hartz. at Jauesville and appeared in usual health
Ia the morning ofthe 26th he complained OF eIpg
sick. AMI at last took to his bed
lie sufeTedlntense agony, trying 10 bite the hand
which the cat had bitten ten weeks bTevious and
exciaiming that the sight of water made HIM mad
a raying maniac.-Iiis friends had to hold him 10
prevent his tearing his breast Medical skill pro-
we'd OF no avail, aud at O'Clock oa the - lh sun
day morning, he breathed his last.
Con- PArLDING.-iIis father was that celebrated
John PauldIng, the Peekskill faCmGr, who was one
OF the three capt0rs Of Major Andre. Hiram was
bora in Westchester courty, aud early in life en-
tered the Navy, where he has gradually worked
his way up through the grades of Midshipman,
Lieutenant, Commander, and Captain iNanE
ErF9i}gg JGlr,
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Jesny Lind recently gave CONCERT At preadsnf
aud sneh was the desire % hear her that an Asae-
fican had TO pay $40 70 secure couple OF tickets.
!, Major A. Il. Morrison. 0ne Of tAs leaders Of the
ON Monday. 4s
Thres naars cages OF Aftisaa= aays been intfs
duced into Cuba. fhe schooner Jamas Rashanan
Ia aaed ouo hanaTea and len the sesst or Tskasso.
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T YNE s. CHILDREY,
l. AGENTS AND COLLECTORS

u - AZ fsN -
HIRE OFT NEGROE& COLLECT CLAIMS d,.,
RB~ OFFICE UNITED STATES HOTEL. ia
We the uudersigmei having heard that DR. Ro
b. l., ne and John f. Childrey have associated them
selves together for the Eup1se oi conluCtng
GENERAL AGENCY BUSINESS in Richmond
age If the public feeling assured they will faithfully
aud punctually do whatever they may undertake as
Agents
SHFRwIN McRAE, Richmond.
JoHN R. GAgNETT, NJ. D., HenriCo.
JoHN u. YouNG Attorney at Law, Richmond.
GARLAND HAISLs, J. T., IenIico.
JoHN NETTLEs, j. E =, Richmond
THos T.. NUCkOLS, }. r.. HcnriCO.
CHAs. b. WILLIAMS, Ponrco:
.OHN q. TAYLOR y. P, HenrlC0.
WM. BoULwAgF, King Queen.
JoHN GREGORY, Attorney at Law, Richmond.
GnpDIS 4 ApPERsoN, Real Estate Auctioueers
de lots
NEGRO HIKlNG.-The subscriber re-
" turps his thanks TO his former friends and pa
irons f,r mast favors and takes this method OF ill
forming them and the public generally that ht
intends 10 continue the bu-iness the coming year
promising To use his best eXertIuns 10 obtain good
homes and 2ttnd prices Tor al Negroes entrusted :,
case Of sickness He has a large and comfortable
house for them during the hiring in which they can
stay until hired out, .
He would adciEe that Negroes should he sent in az
aariy M practicable after Christmas.
l refer. By consent, to the following persons:
S.RIR \. b hnI I IPLg.sAsrs, Richmond
Jyo l. W. c. LArANE. King William.
Bs Ts S,5,, GEIrrS FAuSTlENoF' King Qneen.
bR. i,R. JAS. JAS. Il. /. kA1isE. hzf; Essex u .,.
Office corner of Wall and Franklin streets.
Opposite Messrs. Dickinson, lIll h Co.'S.
de I'm
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COUGH ELIXIR--For Pulmonary Dis

'ULNEH LLA~kT " UH ukIIUnHI DIS
~ ease in its incipient stage, and for Colds an 4
above any other remedy that has been offered q
the patronage of Southern community. This med
cine does not profess TO eradicate all Diseases of what
ever nature. With which humanity may be afflicted
nor does the proprietor declare to be the ONLY
for pulmonary diseases; but from the reputation il
has acquired for itself md that too without puna
with those who have used it, and from tho great mum
ber of certificates of residents of Richmond, who
have been benefited and cured by its USE she feels at
liberty 10 commend it to general use satisfied that
the afflicted cannot It without resolving great
benefit from its healing and curative powers.
For sale by Mrs A. b. DAVIS. Bennett Beers
Alex Duvai, Chas. Millspaugh. 4. j. Picot A. Bods
ker and Chas u. Yals. myN
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ls1 certain cure for Fever and Ague.-LE0N-
ARDS ANTI D0TE Cor the above is the greatest
discovery Of the age 1t has never been ktown to
fail and is considered by numbers that have used il.
(and by the medical facultyO the best medicine in
use
References given by those who have been cured
by the above medicine
Price 81 per bottle. To be had of
THOMAS LEONARD,
se23 Corner of Clay and Adam streets
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de li-d&wlm
TOHN X. COOK.

j ,IEvER - AGENT
VIII continue to HIRE uUF HEdkoLS; RENT
UItI HOUSES &c. { fIiccu be corner of Main aud
p,aIl streets whtr,. he has been engaged in the
above IN -inef for the la=t ~. .fe years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-02

r-,Q PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
NJ DRuGGISTs,
H-Hk nEAI.ERl q M A GrL

@xeX caeELL, LhDD q CO.,
MY DRu8GISTs,
Sk DEALERS IN PAINTS, oils, DYES.
@eh WINDOW GLASS, 6c,
~ No. Is Pearl street. Richmond.
ARE now iesefvfng. and will shortiy have i'm store
their Fall stct of DRUGS. DYES, CHEMICALS,
&C, the Whole comprising large and general as-
sortmeht, weil adapted TO the wants of the trade
purchased in person by one OF the house on the most
adyaitag' ous terms and mostly for cash.
We are thankful 10 our friends aud the public for
their long continued and flatterng support and we
hope that with the facilities posssss for obtaining
supplies and the strictest attention TO the quality
Of all goods sent from u.s. to preserve the reputation
which our house ENJOYS for selling articles of the
very best character
Particular and prompt attention to shpping ard
packing orders.
PURCELL, LADD 4 CO, Druggists.
No. IS Pearl street,
a1 81 The street opposite their Old Stand