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nh 25 Corner of Broad and Sd streets

RELELVUE HOSPITAL.-IhisI nstiIu-
- ton, which has been in successful operation for
the last are years. is situated on
CHURCH HILL, RICHMOND, VA,
Ia delightful airy position and is furnished with
every coDvenieDce conducive to the comfort of pa
ttents and the successful treatment of disease.
1t has lately undergone extensive repairs. Rooms
have been nicely furnished suitable TO the accom-
mediation of gentlemen who may find il inconye-
nent TO he treated at their private lodgings
Particular attention will be paid to the t,rr0-in
u IS, which are peculiarly commodious.
TERMS:
(fdyd1e IN the rert0paE Of III. Patiently
Whte patents per week...........--....~.....s6
NOiU'eu 40. ......,.......s........,
Private Rooms, :" .... 81 10 Sl5
eF- City acceptances required for patients from
tho country, unless where the parties are known TO
one Of the Physicians of the Hospital
This includes all charges for Board Medical attend.
ance, Nursing and Medicine BY an arrangement
with the intirmary of the Medical College q ANAL
additional lee ranging from So to $50 viii be charg
ed Tor surgical cases. The particular sum NAV be
asoertained beforehand by application to one Of the
No small p0x admitted.
=. The undersigned will give their personal ntten-
ton TO oil patients placed in their Hospital.
ATTENDING pHYsIcIANs
JAMES BOLTON NJ. D.
THOMAS POLLARD u D.,
Basement Of the Powhatan House.
y. A. CRENSHAW, NJ. d.
Franklin st., next door below Trinity Church.
WIN. W. PARKER, NJ. D.,
Aa" bniiding, Franklin street, noxt deor to state
W;D MANN. NJ. D.. Resident Physician.
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'THE CENTRAL HOTEL
i RICHMOND. vIR0INIA.

THE CENTRAL HOTEL
i RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Situated at the corner of Grace and 9Th streets
ing the Northwest Of the Capitol Squafe, au
near to the Washington Monument, will DC IN feaoi
ness to receive guests on the LIST January 1870.
The locality in point of contguty 70 pn mss
Merchant Mills and arehouses, together Win its
healthfulness because OF the beautiful prome4aas,s
afforded by the Public Grounds Immediately IN oh
repder at once attractive. u.,.o.
With such advantages, the proprietor appreciates
bis responsibility in undertaking to serve tne puDc
TO meet which be gives assurance OF ample supphes
ami the most assiduops attention to the wants OF all
who NAV favor him with their company.
de 2s-dts FRANCIS j. SMITH, proprietor.
r. j. s. would be happy to receive Calls from
members of the Legislature and others, wno might
uish 10 anoaue rooms before the opening day.
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r,IIorrHRIBs.
LOyJBHl0o.
CWAN 8 CO.'S L0TTERIES.
- ArTrIroRIzEp ny THE STATE or GEORGIA.

CWAN & cos LOTTEkIEb.
SAUTHoRIzED BY THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
Sa0,oOOTT Tor e1Ot
Tho following schem . will be drawn By 8. SWAN
A Do. Managers OF the sparta Academy Lottery. ip
each OF their Single Number Lotteries for April.
isss at AUGUSTA, ia, In public, under the super
intendence of Commissioners.
GLASS 9,
10 be drawn IN toe city Of Augusta Ca, p public, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1sSS
GLASS 10,
10 b drawn In the city Of Augusta, Ga In public. on
SATURDAY, APRIL 10TH. 1883.
GLASS IL,
10 Be drawn In the city Of Augusta aa In public. on
SATURDAY, APRIL lTfH, 1853
CLASS IL.
10 Be drawn In the city OF Augusta 0a In public on
SATURDAY, APRIL 2irH, 1883;
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUABERa
aas3 pRiZESl
Nearly One Prise 10 Every Ntns Nckets-
MAGNIFICENT sCHEMEi
70 Bg DRAWN
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THE FACT Is ESTABLISHED

u lat. That SCHaAP 4 co. bought very cheap
lot of Knives and Pistols
I'd. That they bought them as hOnorably as any
thing ever was bought.
WheTefOr the court very promptly and properly
ordered them TO he returnsi to SCHAAP Il Co. Every
body is then hereby formally and kindly invited to
at price far below his lowest expectations. House
keepers will find China, Glass silver Plated Britain
mia and JapaDned Ware; Table Cutlery Mirrors
Clocks, &c. % to 80 per cent cheaper than we see
goods going off at auction these days.
SCHAAP 4 CO.,
NH Is Garner of BROAD and ad s,reats
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CONDITION OF THE UNITED STATES Tpg.suRY.-Ac

ORsINfs MEMORY IN NEW YoRK-It appears that
the "New York" obsequies Of 0rsini and Perri will
take place on the lith of this month. torch
light procession and a solemn requiem are 10 be
prominent features. Speeches to be made IN
German, italian and French. General AvszZana
aha other weiknowa Italians Of New York, are
out 10 card, fully endorsing the sentiments OF
the rod republican meeting I, where0rsini and Pierri
were loudly applauded
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THE BEST COUGH SYRUP IN THE
/ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY A CHEMIST.
ARTSYoRNE'S PECF0RAL SfRUF of
" WILD CHERRY
4; admitted nv the Thousands who have used 1t TO De
ne hnst nreparation In use for COUGHS. from cold
or C0Es6MPTtyE COUGH, AsIM I'M, bh II !.
sn graat emedy for Hoarseness. and ailays all ln-
aammstion of the Lungs or Throat.
10 Bottles Is, 80 cents. and ~. ~ p.
cists in Richmond. Norfolk and Petersburg.
N. B-If you suffer with PAIN, use HARrsaoRSSs
CURE ALL, the great Pain Anpihiiator.
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Certificate Of u package OF 10 whole Tickets. y
10 quarter

In ORpsRING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money to address for the Tickets
ordered on receipt Of which they will be forwarded
by frs. mail. Purchasersc can have Tickets ending In
any figure they may designate.
The List of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
70 purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
AZ Purchasers wiz please write their signatures
plain and give their Post Office, County and State.
81 Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay
able in full without deduction.
81 All prizes of 81, 900 aud under paid immediate
y after the drawing Other prizes at the usual time
ofthirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates 10
8. SWAN CO, Augusta Ga,
GA. Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, or
Atlanta Georgia. can have their orders filled. and
ave time, by addressing s. SWAN CO.. at either
Of those cities.
ar list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with tine amount of the prize that each is
entitled to- will be published after every drawing In
die following papers: The Augusta (Gal Consti-
utionalist New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register,
Charleston Standard Nashville Gazette, Atlanta
IntelIigencer, New York Weekly Day Book. sayan-
nah Morning News, Richmond Dispatch. New York
Dispatsb and Pauidng miss Clarion NIB "a
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4 No. / PERUVIAN GUAN0, AT RE-

A NO. PERUVIAN GUANO, AT RE-
~ DUCED PRICES.-The Agentslof the Peruvian
Government having reduced their prices for Guano,
cept of our Spring supply from Baltimore, # the
stamp "A. and in prime order. We are now pre-
pared to make engagements for early delivery, at
reduced prices and on the most favorable terms.
We have also on hand, about 40 tons Of Patagonia
Guano, of the cargo received last Fall. and Mex
lean Guaro of the best quality, ana at the lowest
prices. CRENSHAW CO,
North side of the Basn Richmond. Va.
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5.4S5 prizes. amounting 70 xo1o'VV
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters " ~.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from TO 5O0,1 corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips paper encircled with small tin tubes and
placed in one Wheel.
The rst 4s7 prizes similarly printed and encircled.
are glaced IN another Wheel.
The wheels are then revolved, and number IL
drawn from the wheel OF numbers, and at the same
time Prize is drawn from the other wheel The
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and exhibit
ed to the audience, and registered by the Conmis-
sioners the Prize being placed against the number
drawn This operation is repeated until all the Prizes
are drawn out.
APPROPRIATION PRIzxS.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the
first Prizes will be entitled to the 28 Approxima-
,on Prizes For example: If Ticket No. ii ,20 draws
the $40 600 Prize those Tickets numbered II 2S 49
II ISL IL 232 will each be entitled to $500 IL Ticket
No $50 draws the $4,000 Prize, those Tickets num-
bered s4 SAG $751; $50 will each be entitled TO 5000
and so on according TO the above scheme.
The 5000 prizes of $40 will be determined by the
la figure ofthe number that draws the $40 900 prize
For example: If the number drawing the $4,000
prize ends with No then all the Tickets, where the
number ends in l. will be entitled to SD 1.-THE num-
Der ends with No2 then all the Tickets, where the
number ends In Q, will be entitled TO $50 and 30 on
too.
Certificates Of packages will be sold at the following
rates which Ii the risk:
Certificate Of package of 10 whole Tickets. s0
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OTTER G. CARE, formerly with Messrs.
~ Binford, Mayo Blair, can hereafter be found
at Messrs PRICE WATKINS, Dealers in Dry
Goods No l57 Main street. where he will be pleased
TO see his scquaintanees when they visit the city.
an 2-dEcggm
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MERCHANTS HOTEL UNION ST.,
w (FORMBRBY THE UNI0N0
NORFOLK, VA.
This copveniently-located establishment has been
renovated, painted and improved. from top to pot
tom and the Proprietor Is prepared to accommodate
the travelling public in style equal to any other
bouse in the Southern country. The terms are mo-
derate and no pains viii be spared to give entire sat
isfaction. v ,...
ia T-3m J. L. WEATHERWAX, Proprietor.
DOARDTNG.-Mrs. G. F. PEGRAM,
ID PARK HOUSE, Bank street, has now vacant
large and desirable rooms. suitable for q gentlemen
and his lady. Location pleasant and convenient 70
business. References required. Ie Us
DRIVATE B0ARDlNG.-MRs. ). U;
i JAMES Il Miss e. A. BIDdOOD. having rented
the very desirable residence of Fleming james, on
9Th between Main and Franklin streets close 70 pu
siness and in the retired part OF the city, VIII open
IL for the accommodation of persons desiring board
on the lst day of JANUARY next. The house has SCI
ersl large and desirable roens tor lamles ass
an office In the front basement. They can acconmo-
date a few DAY B0ARDERs. laW-oiy
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REMEDY FOR COUGHS, C Dill

DEMEDY FOR COUGHS, COLDS,
N NEURALGIA AND NERVOUS HEADACHIEs. II.
Thsfact has been well known fcr long while an d
MIRA DAVIS, COU3H EIIxIR 10 this beet remedy
snoGn ar c,ouohs and Colds; but perhaps IL 10 not
generally 20 well known that IL has relieved peTmss
nentiy several cases of Neuralgia and Nervous head
tificate from Mr.. WINSTON q gentleman well known
In thi5 community: a. ,.r,,fv
"RIcHMoNp January 49, Is5s-This = 20 oer snd
Neuralgia most severely for several years; nave
tried various remedies but found no rsls, uh' To-
s sDUI Mr. rse nxWs COUGH ELIXIR. which found
Of great benefit to myself Ny daughter r ss, e a
suffered with cough since her infancy nss and
!; now free from cough and vigorous than s,e
has been at any period of her life 20 ~
on Elm nervous and general debility; -. u,,.srox
To- ..,. nv Mrs A b DAVIS, Fisher Winston
Mulspauen a. eon'A''' " fec
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HOUSE FOR RENT. - The desi-
LEI rable residence. located on the south of Grace
street and between the streets of Adam and Fou-
hee (now occupied by Jno Vi. SheppaId,) consists
u six rooms above basement. and gas throughout;
Kitchen of ample size; Carriage House and Stable.
Possession given 10th of March. Apply to
FISHER Il WINSTON,
fe 4-ta Main street.
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E&z&sN InE Or hlNus Ell
ti4E Our Spring Goods are now being aAA
sOp.ne We invite our friends and the public
To inspect them
The selection has bssn made in the North under
our own supervision, and we confidently assert mat
our stock is cheap, choice and elegant as can be
procured any where.
OF every article new in the market we have laid
in samples. OF STRAW GOODS, whether for Cen
item. ~, Misses or Boys wear, we hive an elegant
assortment and we can furnish in the LK AND
SOFT HAT LINE. the very primest article. Over
nar store we have opened handsome WAkEkOttM
for thS WHOLESALE BUSINESS, and We invite
Country Merchants visit II. assuring them that
prices will lie low II is possible To- fix them
Thankful for the encouragement ADD Kind patron
age have received, we respectfully solicit cou
tinuance from the public
KELLY A MASON.
No l07 Main street, I'd door from 18th street.
NH 1l-Im
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G. FOR RENT OR SALE.-The small
Ss.a Soap Factory on Fairfield street, near the
Old Distlery 18th street. ror further particulars
apply to EDWARD M0ADAM,
p S-The subscriber having enlarged his old
Soap and Candle Factory, Frank lin street rear OF
st. Charles Hotel, and now manufacturing on lar
ger scale than ever respectfully invite his friends
and the trade generally to his large aud well assert
cd stock of Soap and Candles; also for sale eight
hundred bushels best quality leeched ashes to which
he invites the attention of farmers.
p16I-tf T. Nc A.
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QSOO REWARD will be paid at the
qpcS'O Bank Of Baltimore for the return of six
notes of said INSTRUMENTATION 81 900 each
which were lost between the Bank and Howard
street. Il Il CHA BBE
BALTIMORE. March 4, 1858. Mn S-ts
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1910 READ THIS --ls58.-Having
IoCo. taken the store next to the corner of 9TH
and BROAD streets nerth side and entered into
Mar CIGAR, TOBACCO and VARIETY BUSINESS,
shall be pleased to supply my old patrons and the
or retail at thu lowest Northern prices, as shall
receive all these articles regularly from the first
favor me with a call may obtain great bargains
Just received the finest assortment of Meershaum
Smoking Pipes, Port Monnaies and Cigar Cases, &c.
II. R0SENFELD,
Near corner 5th and Broad sts, north side.
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90 FOR RENT.-For the purpose of
~ moving into larger building on the Basin
Bank we offer the house at present occupied by rs
for rent VIM. T. STAPLES q Co,
18th street. next door to
ia It's Shields Sonervilio.
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TVIN. SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING

rT'IN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING
i ESTABLISHMENT, THIRTEENTH STREET,
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY.-The subscriber is
fully prepared TO do ell kinds Of work, in the above
numerous patrons for past fayors and solcts con
tinuance OF the game. Being master OF his business
he cen premise his customers that all work Gone 6y
him will at least ba cIuai to any other honseln tne
city and fully az cheap-a fact known TO Gil persons
who know what good work is.
ROOFING, GUTTERING, &c.-Heis prepared 10
execute this description of work in very superior
manner both in tqSh and country; and ,snsr.,
assor tment of Tin Ware, wholesale and retail.
GAS FITTING-Ee Is likewise prepared to do all
kinds ofGss Fitting in the best manner
sensiye stock of Wen and Garden Pumps.
"a ~ CHARLES Fl. LANGLEY.
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DONNAN s. Co.,
~ COMMISSION MERCHA NTS,
Virginia street. Richmond, Virginia
Especial attention paid to the sale of tobacco
"a l2-1SrwSrn#
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EU IMPORTANT NOTICE TO IN
z5&AHAT BOOT AND CATER WEARRRs. Isl
From Is to % per cent saved by buying nom
j. II. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel. Best 49,
quality molsskn Hats 80; second quality, 81; SILK
Hats $3.50; fine caltskin sewed Boots, $50; Coz
gress Boots best quality French patent leather $685.
English kid, S3,75; buckskin, $3.50; lasting 1880
calfskin 30 rs patent leather pumps 3d. calfskin do
rs; calfskin Oxford Ties So IS They all made
toorder and warranted TO wear we'll.
Terms. cash on delivery; one price and no sbais
Dent. AZ
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A. FOR RENT-A Lodging Room,
EY;::i on 9Th street. between Main and Cary, newly
papered and painted, with gas aud all other couve
niences. Apply to EUBANK q BROTH Err,
NH lO-ts Basin bank.
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SPRING STOCK OF
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS. &c. -

~ am now receiving my spring stock Of the
above arti les, selected by myself within the last
three weeks Of the manufactures and fINm my long
experience in the business, atter myself il will BE-
fsund at least equal in avery respect ans in this
city The limits Of an advertisement forbid the emu
meration of all the styles have for sale and deem
it sufficient to say omy friends and the public gen
orally, that they viii ind in my assortment all the
best and fashisrabe styles of goods in ms liza
made in the country, and also good assortment
of the most desirable styles of gents French Boots
and others
l respectfully solicit call from my friends and
the public. assuring them Of god foods at moderate
prices. JOHN q. PAGE, JR,
anil Noi3 Main
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81 MEMS HEAVY DiTCHING
THE SPRING.

III BO0TS-Extra large sizes A superior lCt for
sale at No 81 Main street, Walsh's Emporium.
-s sign OF the Big Boot, opposite the IT Charles
IoteI WIN WALSH
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HS::. Store on Pearl street, next door to Messrs.
Brnmmel & Royster, and the new Brick Warehouse
on thu Basin, next door to Messrs VIM. L. Staples
Co Immediate possession given.
Also the Dwelling House on Grace street, now oc-
cupied by Mr.. C. W. Macmurdo. Possession given
kt of April.
Also, the Store on Cary street, now occupied by
Mr.. VIM s. Triplett. Possession given LIST Of May.
Apply to JOHN RUTHERFORD.
nh 26.-AO1ts
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- GENTLEMEN, If YOU wan, !.

pair Of nice Calf Oxford Ties R,ekuo.,
made, call on G 4. MAURIC y, i5l Main street JUL
Ifyou want pair Of good Calf skin tisit.'rs a.,
there. '' -
fyou want a pair Of Calfskin or Patent testbs,
Pumps, 20 TO MAURICE'S.
fyou want pair Of cheap Boots, which will ao
good service. 20 to MAURICEf. y"
He has got Shoes that he will sell at price. %
suit every rocket. Ony try him. All that va asL
Is trial. We " II use best efforts TO please ro,
and give satisfaction. ~"
Whenever yen are Ia want Of Shoes, remember
MAURiCE'S cheap Shoe Store, ISL Main stree,
Richmond. SNAURIrE
The Washington union., 1858-03-12

Union. His opinion tia The Lrcosspon
does Bof i1abcdy the VII Of ihs people of Kansas
may be correct; tai this is question Of doubt and
such oue As. If true, Statesman should be en-
tirely willing 10 waive when it is naniesy 10 the
interest Of has coustry that he should do So II is
the sheerest hypocrisy for Mr.. Douglas to pretend
that he desires settlement Of the Kansas question:
whilst he is warmly engaged in resisting the only
means that cAn possibly secure that settlement The
aiasy preieXi which he offers for has may be
satisfactory ~ hin and has followers, but il viii at
teriy ia him. satisfy the honest
Of his eounlrynaen They VIII demand more sub
siantiA reason than he has yet furnished before they
wiilag pardon has desertioe of has party and
its principles
The Washington union., 1858-03-12

LaokrSG osE WAY sSB ROWING crHEEs-Mr.
Douglas and those who act with him profess To be
very s1xious for early settlement Of the Kansas
difculty- They say that they desire to see an end
put to agitation and peace and quiet once more re-
stored to the country. They know that this cannot
bs done SO long Kansas is kept out Of the Union
that the cnly fseans fr lis Accomplishment is the
prompt and unconditional admission ef ihst Territory
As Stale yet, knowing TINS, they persistenty op-
pose such admission. Mr.. Douglas coufessing that
his only surn,ountable objection IL Is the belief
thai the constitution under which admsson is asked
does not fairly and fully reject the viii Of majority
ct the people for whom II framed. Mr.. Doug
lac, imagine viii ind bur few persons creduous
enough to beIieFe has professions real and honest
lie VIII ind il task Of some difficulty 10 convince
the patriotic Of the country that the obiec-
non rsised By him Is Of sufficient importance To us-
my m~ ia parsuing the course be has taken,
ana which Is weli calculated TO prevent the OBJ
Jeet he processes 70 have much at hearf-the res
'OfA'0n Of peace to the people Of Kansas and VI the
The Washington union., 1858-03-12
THE MAILS 10 CINCINNATI.

The cineinnati Enquirer replies to comments
Of the Gazette Gf that ety apon the mail irregularities
the line from Washington, and makes the suiioned
statement OF facts 1t says that the mails Of Friday last
left this city a. p M oi that day and shonld have
reached Cincinnati Saturday at s, p m. The train
on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad from the Relay
HoOse drawn by locomotive upon which the burn
ing OF coke being tried experiment The train
falling behind time Martinsisurg coke shandan-
ed and wood used The person in charge Of the tunnel
would allow the train to At speed through it.
and consequently eonnexion made nj the Ohio
river On the Central Ohio road owing the fact that
fright train the line ont Of time there was
further de,enfi0n and the ccnnexi0n lost at Co
lunbus Finally, the mail reached Cincinnati twenty
four hours ihind time not beanse the arrangements
ia2e by the Post Office Department Cor the transmission
of se mails defective but because the railroads failed
te carry it through according to engagement This Is
but one q Thousand instances in which the department
blamed for the faults and dsliaquences of railroad
companies