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NORNS, BUNIONS, WORTS, NAILS,
~ GROWING INTO THE FLESH, &C.. instant
" removed without PAIN or Inconvenience. permit
ting the patient to walk Immediately wish Case
DR.. SCHULTZ returns thanks to his medical friends
and others for their kind patronage and recommen-
dations, and begs TO inform them that he has re.
moved his Office to the Wall Street Hotel. on Wall
street (see sign Of Foot and assure them that
he win continue 70 give as usual general satisfac-
ton.
a9The members Of the Legisla ture will please
bear In mind his present office, and call early. Par
tss as usual according to their orders attended at
their residences. free of extra charge Ja2-lmN
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4 Store may 10 fnfnd--
MEDICINE CHESTS, of all sizes, for Families,
SADDLE ni9s: SUPPORTERS: TkUseKf; BIAS
TIC STOCKINGS; SHOULDER BRACES; sur
GRON's BANpAaks SURGICAL INsTEU-
MENTS and APPLIANCES; all RARE CHBNI-
GALS and PHARMACkUTIgALPRH PARATiOSA
FINE 10ILET SOAPS; LUbIS's ExTkACTe, for
the handkerchief. fresh ard rrliabio DHU8e aad
MEDICINES; aud everything In the drug line.
MEADE BAKER. ApothecsTies. Ae.,
iSN. W. COT. Main snd 10Th sts.
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CENTEEL HOUSEHOLD AND KITCH.

II =
-, - IN FURNITURE, AT AUCTl0N:-On WE'D
NEsDAI, 18th inst at 10 o'clock, will sell at the
residence of Mr J. w. Dennis, corner Of I9th and
Grace streets, all his Household aud Kitchen Furui
ture, consistirg of so,as Divans Marble Top Tables
Marble Top bureaus, Marble Tup Washs.ancs
Chairs. Carpets, Beds.eads, Mattresses. Looking
ETY. of Glass and Grockery Ware.
ALs0-A general assortment tf Kitchen Furni-
ture, amongst which is first rate Cooking Stove, IN
good order. L. Is. COOK l. CO.
ia Anrfioneerg
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s<s~ Dr.. Cooxs, LArs OF br. Louis,
~ .sB,a and residepce on "a street. wesy nae De
We. NC s-shail and Cay strsets ew-ohm
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60 BBLs. No. 3 MACKEREL; rs bbls.
~ Ciscoes, Tor sale By 80 -.,. .,r soSs e
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FOR pHTLADEIpVTA

( kh q h PHILADELPHIA
<gH The A No. I Steamship VIRGINIA
S6el&sx&&C Capt J. X KELLY Ia new ready Il,
Receive freight, and WIN leave "a
WEDN ESDAY. January 18th, at o'clock p. N.
dations, apply to III. E. TUTTIE Agent
ia lI-3t Rockofts
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CO-PARTNERSHIP. The undersigned
" have this dny formed Co-partnership under the
style and firm Of HILL N0RFLEET for the pur.
pose of conducting q IN ERAL COMMISSION AND
FORWARDING BUSINESS in this city, and will be
pleased to their friends and acquaintance in
any branch Of their business r
Office. ehockoe slip. kichmoDd. Va. Jan, LIST, 1853
VIM. L. HILL,
Formerly Of Caswell N. o
n. M. NURFLEET,
IA 5-lm Formerly Of Caswell, NC.
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y 4 ~
cpuCTAI. NOTICES.

,,, ..s,-9,onos B. srxsL, Dentist, Once
,,o,,ce No al. on Main. between SD and eth
ssa,s Richmond. Va. "S W ~
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BOARDING W. o. YEATMAN
ID can accommodate "a few FAMILIES With
BOARD with desirable rooms In pleasant situafion
3 and Frans liza streets ia l-l2s
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DIosoLUTToNe- -

DISSOLUTION or OOPARTNRRsffTp
nj, Ths paftnesship heretofore existing 49,.
,a.i nsAmLlN0e ID this day dlssolvra. by mn.
eosad hx Z Ins business Of the concern WIN bs
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DUMPS-PUMPS.- have this day
ton of thosein want 70 our sample of the old style
LO2 PUMP which has been In use for hundreds OF
years and proves the best Pump ever used. We are
prepared to put Pumps in wells at the lowest
CAsH prices, at short notice, and finished in the
most approved stye, which we warrant r. gve salts
faction shop on Westham Plank Road. half mile
from Richmond. All orders from the country prompt
~ attended to eUTER COSBl.
IN n-f3fm
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ssss- psrScirw CIGARs. PRINCIPE CT
s rxTe. EAGLE BRAND. just re>eivel
w 40 ~ these really fine CIGARS, 10 which we
~ a,t.ntion os those who prefer first rate, odd
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rsa ps. yors n. wAtrtfAnL, Homno-
80 s,s Professional sasvicea to the citi
ahs. and i two s soOl. from ss
t..INms
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MFN HkTHs' bAIHr' DIT
Ia Snd shower baths can BE- had daily from Z
g%l1tk 4. NJ 10 half past p NJ. at the hair cut.
gEN SS,rins and sharnpc.nng room under the Amer
s"s Hotel Entrance on nth street. single bath
;, cents. az Ave tickets fov 81. , , ,,ncso>,
- - e-''NS'''
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Iss s,. viii be ready in ssw days.

III idh CONsTABLES SALE.-WiIi 10
emit month On oIuEsDAY. the 18th day Of the prse
NED ~ y ga ssos between s,h and sh strsets spe
Hacks ssss s,e +. the sSiewins proseyt
NJ nesa mos'ss Cutting Kniyes. ios q ssadiss -
Rosest pes J, o corn Bln pi,ehfrk shovel. bsss
and 20 old Wheels, 10 satisfy distrcss v.. 49,
my hands. in .avor Of Goddin Apperson srsns =
H. Grafton. Terms, cash - Ssnss
jas Rury ru m
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TNFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL CO


i LEGR-This institution. located at the corner OF
Marshall and College streets, In a convenient ano
airy situation ia open for the reception OF patients
throughout the year All persons requiring Medi-
cal or Surgical aid except the insane aud persons
affected with contagious diseases, are admitted into
The recommendations for the sick are complete, and
private rooms are provided for patients desiring
them.
The patients are under the charge the Professors
of the College aided by an experienced kesldent
Physician The charges for Board, Medical Atten'
dance, Nursing. and Medicine, are, for
White patie .-'."''''ee pI
Private rooms. ...... ..........-.S 10 Sio co. 40.
BY an arrangement with the proprietors OF tne
Bellevue Hospital, ia casee requiring SaTgicM IN
srator in addition TO the above rates. Fee varying
from 50 to $40 in different cases. will be charged ior
the operation. The particular fees may be sscer-
tanned on application to either the attending sur
geons, or to the President If the lnfrmary.
,sssf '''' ''0'''' - &c i'''' W ''' '' ~
Persons IN the country. desiring to send patients
10 the lnfifmary. to obtain Information concern
Ing IL. may address tho President or the Steward
Attending surgeons-Profs. GIBsoS. PE11coLAs and
WEXFORD
Attending Physicans--Profs. TUCKER and Con-
WAY.
Resident Thy sicien-M ,sioy HOWARD. NJ. D.
Stewor,t--F NJ PARRISH.
prppsfent-L. g. JOYNRs, III. ID. ia 6-dfm
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i6aE-7uUUh FOR LYNCHBURG.-TO
leave TUESDAY EVENING Tbs
W. r. COX. At the Shed.
9--.t n<.ck All.
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A CARD TO THE PUBLIC-The un-
stand. on the corner of Adams street and Brooke
Avenue about the Jth Of the present month. when
he will he pleased to furnish his obi customers and
the public generally: shall keep on hand q well
will sell for cash 70 pnnctual customers ~ low
auy other establishment in the city. will take this
method of requesting those that are Indebted TO me
to come forward and settle their onds and accounts
as my situation will not snIt q i1ngsr induiSence
January lst. 1853. ia 6--detAcwite
NOTICE.-Ths President and Directors
Az of the Bank of Virginia. have declared divi
dend of pa per cent ont Of the profits for the last
six months, subject TO 4 Per cent bonus payable TO
the State. leaving ~ per cent. or ($245 per shareJ
payable to the stockholders.
ja l0-i0t eAM'L. MARX, Cashier.
nIVIDEND.-The President and Di-
~ rectors Of the Farmers' Bank Of Virginia, have
declared dividend Of four and onequarter per cent
out OF the profits Of the Institution. for the iast six
months, subject to Quarter per cent. bonus pAya-
BILE 70 the state leaving four per cent. net payable
jss-iot " = Cashier.
NOTICE. have this day appointed
IN SAM'L M. BAILEY my Agent, for me aud on
my account, 10 carry on the Tobacco manufacturing
business in the city Of Richmond 80.
RICHMOND, Jsn.l. isos--ja Lift
CTEREO s COPES AND HTRREO-
- sCOpIC yIEwf, FOR SALE cHEAP.--views
Of celebrated places In Europe, eompriaing views Vi
Swiss scenery and celebrated Public hntidings.
pleading and elegant entertainments lot FAMILIES snd
Can and examine them 4 xonxry soos..or.
jail-1 MAIN ssee''
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! FOR NEW Y0RK.-The
~l613fSN cese freight to- day, (MoNDAY)
49, land up 10 the hour of O'clock r.
M ~ EoDAf, unless q s0tficeucy be received prior
to that hour. LUDLAM WATSON
ia ID
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= Tar GRsAr HnALrn Rssronna

the Blood becomes vitiated puTo, too weak the
nes ooses its vitality the skin becomes yellsv and
palld tho Liver disordered, Dyspcpsa and Indigee-
ton follow the spirits aroop NervOusnsss eonnenr
ces and life becomes q burden. .a tAIF
HAkTHHORNkB HEALTH RE6IORGR, o.
80 Il, sARSAPAk1LLA u0kDlAIt
Acts upon the Blood. Liver. 6tohaCA and 10Weh,
inpaftlBg new vigsr and tone 70 seonstituticns IN
pies, and oil skin eruptions; arouses the ph Meal
powers of both sexes. gives bl6on ~ ~ la0A
cheek, and makes enc Joyous snA hApD4s Ilcn9h
taste. 1t Is particuiariy adapted S0 Female -,
plaints which in their very nat.rs are ezhsl.eing
or Kidney and bladder sfectiohs, it sets Ne :
charm. Quart bottles 81, small bottles 70 cents.
Bold by PuRcELL. LADD = Go; 1ls1Rn VNng1eu;
PAUGu JOHNSON; DuvAl NoRfon; GA tln1CxD.
AND DowDHN. my 0-d4gWoU
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E,ALL TRADE I858.-By recent arri-
no COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-Du

4 ing the past Summer we have greatly enlarged
and improved cur Store and have a. large, well
lighted and conveniently arranged sales rooms, ~
are to be found m our City. On our second floor we
are now prepared to shsw you the largess aud much
ing ever exhibited by US to which we ask atten-
ton A. being equal in extent and variety. to any
stock in the state and superior 10 style and work
manship. We manufacture our own stock under
every possible sdvantase and are prepared 70 offer
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEPARTMENTS
dstinct and ON seperate fioors but Merchants have
the privilege Of selecting from both stocks.
We respectfully solicit call frem deA ers, pledg
ing ourselves to make il to their interest to make
'A''- KEEN, BALDWIN 4 CO.,
sea J02 Main street.
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- Ir rswrrn sUsrnlsn tat the nm.
srs Of The above card kave ltarns1 tne ~ bas
cemmupttys fpy khy Eista1s, cd eapsef4il4 04ome
of thdss eneaged II the sathe oo1lnsal fybgs0Dx
this city 70 eSsees = incrssse6 rsics far IsSise
dispensed 8 night and Il hes 6eon deemed 1f6&6r
% secure untformily N thh maseef " 6oe1l1nB
With regard to thu iuslise q ~ psocsldiae, -
would ~, that no man enEagsd b. tny 0e1st -
for services rrnaefcd - unusaal houss. nn1 uooaR.
eainly think it tmpeuDeF for eny Ray1ft1At ~ %
ieet while he 0he6tns "a ihc1e4e6d ~ % RbH ~.
a1d sv only claim the 6fty csnis e1lsr re Aavs
secauss ws havs moi hsfsSosors fsstsssd mo- sass
which 10 Ia itself jsst and pFnpsFs u = 10 rseepn
Why we ehculd NOS nov DO 90 and e = scesta1nay
diuidaaI e1prieG ~ sSsf4 e - t-dt2o
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DEADLY WEApoxs.-The Courts cannot

punish too severely the practice among negroes,
now becoming quite common of carrying concealed
weapons. A gentleman residing on Church Hill,
when nearly opposite Bellevue Hospital last Sstnr.
day night. discovered two negroes in q scufe, and
on finding that one of them had pistol, seized the
weapon, and attemp pied to take the owner of it to
the cage, but the fellow broke from him and made
his escape. Pistols are generally purchased ty
negroes Of white men, who buy and sell stolen
goods, and who get them from apprentices and SER
wants employed in gun stores. Only few weeks
since dealer in guns found q number Of pistols
that had been stolen from him in "crib" on
Franklin street. and would have prosecuted the re-
ceiver for buying them but for fear of making the
boy who stole and sold them confirmed rogue
Regardless of the consequences that might ensue
from selling deadly weapons to negroes there are
white men in our midst who regularly sell to them,
and who deserve the halter for their base treachs-
ry to the community in which they live.
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D ECEIVED THIS DAY, per schoonerf

N Danyille and 0iiana-
IS cases Brandy, Wines, Cordials, &C
10 = Sardin-s iwhole. half and or boxes)
70 doz Assorted Pickles
- d.z Olives and Capers
Ca DIR ms Figs
Is drums Suitapa Eaisins
+ cash Zanie Currants
Is boxes CitIon
~ fails Dates
~ FOXES Sheiied Almonds
For sale by DAVID N JONES co.
anal No 76 Main street.
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Opening NIaHr AT TIE THEAraE.-Th,


theatre Saturday night was uncomfortably crowd
ed from the parquette to the highest gallery--the
audience being the largest present on q fret
night for four years. Mrs. Phillips, after
waiting several minutes for the greetings Of her
audience to cease, delivered very pretty little
address, containing q good joke or two about the
Gable" The curtain then rose, on "Town aud
and gave the audience opportunity of
forming an opinion-though of course hasty one,
of the merits of the new actors. The company is
about fifty per cent better than that of last season,
exceling it in every case except leading man, lead
ing woman, and souhrette. 1t was quite treat to
see fret class comedian, as Johnst really is and
ths public acknowledged it, by taking him into
their good graces without hesitation. As Joe
Baggs, in ''Milliners Wanted" he was capital and
very good, something too rough and unpublished,
but careful, and always looking out for the points
He will he liked. Ii. A. Langdon, the leading man
10 a fair actor, but very uneven in his playing,
sometimes very good, but never very bad. lie has
the advantage of q fine person, and perfect self
possession. Miss Julia Irving as Mrs. Glenr0y, was
good deal frightened, and did not make rs much
of the character she evidently had the ability to
do. She has u fine figure, pleasant voice, aud will
be favorte Miss Kate Fisher, in the slender part
of Mrs. Trot-gave very satisfactory evidence that
she is lively comedienne- Mrs. Reid, the ..old
woman" became q favorite at once. d. Ii. Harkins,
the juvenile man, is yerygood, aud after dropping
way of pronouncing each syllable as If 1t was .
eeparate word, will be better.
Thei dancers, Misses Bishop and Pennoyer, took
ty on their side, will play sad havoc, We fear,
with hearts this season.
Tonight the "School for ScaudaP' is to be pro
duced
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PRICE ONE CENT.

1890 " AsS @vaRAcr.--4ue cOfpdf1ff00 0l00o1
given BY the city Of Nsv Yorf q Il. one.rp a
the Niasxrr Ana f,nr~e- & -. - ..~ss .-
- =. $4,000. = - -. 49, -.
- = s. :. :. ~ s.0ss sntetpr1sss eems %
% iuur iass. n ~ vssy splendid a1sixs--
Among tboee present, were Lord Ns6fsr. Lfenx
Maury. Robert Buach. nvtstsh .o.s-i ~, rr-sI
and snuth rarui,..u ana !. .r-h.- - sp."-..I
-, s...s =. :. -. -. - = nussss4
nAsas olacefs. me Axpfess nosaeane tns escoss<
ti0ns, says
On the legt Of TIA centre tabl. afora !. .t.sr..4.
cf Buchanan. In & sfatesmsniika affitnde'-s 49,
ressn satjou Of her Naieetv Ouaen Vieforia atsnx.
Tag on the rjehe of the tslie. q bouaust ~ a
the right hand Of her Msjesty's sfagy and the Isi
WAS resting upon 4 dnmask coversd fahle Ths
head Of the figure vas crow ned and ~ vsia f.I
from the diadem rcd sash crr,..ed ~. hss3trs ~
What vas spparentIy 4 rich Iisat eolorsd .,oirs
antique dress with three iounces Ruchanan ~
reprssentsd clothed 10 plain BLACK suit: his richt
hand restine on the Constitntion. vhich - s1n
ported On 4 rnck covarsd ~ an Ams,icsn -
while underneash his risht mana. vhich hun. ~
his side. vas grew eagle srnnortsd ,r : shieia .
,i.se oa.0s Ua. ~ sne nces no.IcesCio7
which deservedly attracted great sftectiop. me
Niagara was represented with all sal SET, and the
AfsmsMnon e seuoo,ng under bare poles.
- - Aepy y sSsss, msoe asPeecn,
- aiaoins " 'ne seiegfapn 10 connectioh
"If We should not employ our upprecedented
powers Ia friendly spirit; II we should hereaf-
ha.,r vHrs usrsnsc1ng provocalion, ana conceive
asssnds on the no,;cs' nssn, ssa's caoIo wn,cn
prognostic of destructiye storm. n "a shoulS
make haste to unlock the we'll Of bitter waters,
ana ana 20 rMse tue pbantoms OF extinct pretensions
EFFORT of ;n.snn;.s men wouid TINS memoraDie
(Applause.5 Geutlemen. A., eana.,.ns ss thsy
shall pursue very different course. The Queen
mas sent tidings ct good will to the President and
fE66lueHE a Itr~
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BEN PrsLsY Poan, the Secretary Of the

United States Agricultural Society, is expected to
arrive here the last of this month, and will re-
main until after the close Of the great National
Fair to take place in this city the 25th of 0cto
ber, Advces from all sections of the Union induce
us to believe that the approaching exhibition will
surpass any thing ever witnessed in the South
Stock and machinery will be sent in from various
States, and thousands of persons who never the
Metropolis.of the Old Dominion before, will flock
here to attend the exhibition, and at the same time
to see the equestrian statue of the immortal Wash
ington-a work Of art that is believed by judges to
have no equal in the world.
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THE UTAH LEGrSLATURE AND PoLYGAMT.-Wm. J.
Osborn, ''Gentile," has been elected to the Leg
islature of Utah Territory, from Greene River CO.,
by 135 majority over bis Mormon opponent 1t 10
thought he will be the only Gentle elected to the
Legislature. He. was the Democratic candidate,
and the meeting which nominated him unsni-
mously passed the following resolutions
Resolved, That union between church and
State, for political or any other purposes Is dan-
gerous and subversve Of republican institutions.
Resolved, That We view the Presidents proca-
nation pardoning the Mormons for sedition and
treason as . magnanimous measure, and calcula-
ted to effect most saiutary object, the retarn
TO their homes rs loyal citizens, Of this deiuded
people.
tced in this Territory, as moral, social and poll
tcai evil aud entirely in opposifou ~ civil liberty
and the institutions and principles Of this govern
ment.
presentatiye, VIM. j. Osborn, Esq, il elected, %
use all his efforts to have all laws on the statute
book at variance with the principles herein declsr-
ed repealed. s
Green River county is the only cne in the Ter
ritory where the Gentles are believed 10 be ~ tue
majority and Mr. Osborn is the frat Gentile elect.
ed to the Legislature since the organization Of the
Territory.
A party Of gentlemen caught sixty sharks 10
Providence river, r. l., last Thursday.
The Empress Of Austria vas safely delivered Of
. Prince on the 21st Of August.
NJ vieuxtemps, the yioliuisf, and his 6Miiy.
have arrived at Havre from New York. u. Thai
berg has arrived 10 Paris.
II aman has = great tdss Of aimsslf you may b
pretty sure that Il u the only great hsa he will
ever BE- likely 70 have
MIss Nlghtiugals's health Il ssch that she has
again been obliged % resort to Malvern for ne
Nam 4 Ssf = Al . 81
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RlUHMONO, JUN l0fH, Ms.
nRnTo On N. M.KAHu:-pRAR 6II: lfeNl

It duty eve TO ron, 70 state 70 the publie, ne
successful removal Of fnmor from the stda = ~
Of hi ee pounds. without the use n knife and of
which am now well. Was examined ~ ss.eral
eninent physicians sf ny county, who advtssd -
Youfs &c. MARY J. 0nUDDU.
~ Rssadonce Beaver Dam, aanOpoR eounty, We
go DR. KAHN's ONCE = the oognT g AasA
Main streets, NW-ns
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~ HUroHInQa' YKanrARLl UYarnP.

~ HUrcHIn0s' YEaBTABk1 DYsRDP.
sIA BzfTExs the most popular family Msdicine 9
the Stotnach and Bowels. Dtlitgueneeas yellow1ess
Of the skin. want Of Ap1est9sb ps6an aseeeees.
Nervousness lowness Of Spirits, PAlDftattOn 81 Ne
Heart, Cost{veness, Heartburn, Liver uompoaink,
Disorders Of the Skin. Liver, ard KydneyeS Aedd
stomach, liarrheA. Vertigo Di1ness - 4a9ht,
Qucnt Beichiug OF Wind ViiiAsed TAsss, coustibA-
non and uneasness Of the Bowels, burning ee1Dar
tion in the Pit of the Stomach Uppreesi0n ater rat
Ing Depression Of Spirits. s u oncs rsnovs ~ he
use OF this remedy. sas 1sa5 80 h IL 1asssaas
The bttters are put up in pint bottle With the et
DYHPEpSlA BITfkkS, NEW YORK; UitA ny
fac-simile pasted oye tns curAs apd on the eutsade
wrapper u eacn bottle.
CH RING. propristoe,
Druggist. ls2, Broadway, Now Ysrk.
- =" FisHEK 8 WINSTON. pruggisis.
au le-lm - eels Agents..
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THn TcuaxAmENr at Amelia Springs

to be given BY the Cumberland Troop to the Rich
mond Light Dragons. on Tuesday next, promises
to be advertisements worthy of the Troop and
the occasion. We understand that there are 10 be
about one hundred knights to enter the list, and
that the riding is expected to continue two or
three days. Those of our readers who wish to be
present, can procure passage on the Richmond and
Danvile railroad, at the moderate charge Of $2.75
the round trip.
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RIyALIIkG SAM PArnH.-iln Saturday

RIvALLIEG Sam PArgH.-On Saturday
last, spirited loafer having a peculiar fondness
for melons, bat not money to buy them, seized a
fine one. at tue first market, and bolted of. The
owner ofthe fruit having liking for such famil-
iarity, gave chase. and raising the cry of ''stop
thief" was soon joined by multitude Of young
sfers who pushed the fugitive close that he ran
to the Broad street areh eaped into the creek aud
made his escape. How he escaped breaking his
neck or limbs is most remarkable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-06
THz River Rourn.-QurcK T1xs.-

The steamer Glen Cove, Capt. Barnes, arrived at
Richmond Saturday, from Norfolk, at 20 minutes
past 2 o.clt. being the quickest trip made
on the river. IL this time 10 kept up, the
river route will be preferable to the new
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad, which takes
four hours and half for the trip from Petersburg,
and charges So, making a Is from Richmond By
that route. when the boats osly charge a. without
the difficulties Of changing baggage, &c. ~