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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-04
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County COURT In the County Court on
Yesterday, the case Of the Common al.h
against John Crawford, for petit larceny,
was tried, and the defendant found guilty by
the Jury. The Court took time till to-day
to consider of ts Judgment c. Z. Stuart
Gr the Commonwealth, aud Brent & kiuzer
for the defendant.
In the case of the Commonwealth VS.. John
Crawford, for an assault and battery, the
jury returned a verdict Of guilty, and amerced
him 10 the sum of one dollar. Judgment OF
the Court for fine and costs, and that he be
imprisoned five days in the County Jail, aud
until the foe and costs are paid. Counsel
same az above.
The Court then adjourned until this morn
lug, at IL o'clock.
LECTURE We feel iesiraus Of doing all
we can to inform our citizens Of what will
condure to their pleasure, and, therefore, We
will repeat the notice %. the Lecture this
evening, by the Rev. Z. Y. Reese, on the
Poets and Poetry of America" The Lee
ture, as delivered last year, was one Of the
finest We have ever had in Alexandria, and
It's excellence was attested by the frequent
and hearty applause of a very large and dis
eliminating audience. We understand that
il has since been recast, and sufficient altera-
ton has been made 10 it to give the charm
OF novelty, without taking away It's original
beauty and interest. The propriety and eIe'
eance nf the remarks on the various poets,
and the style of their writings, would give
interest to the lecture OF themselves; but
when illustrated by recltatiOns AMI reading,
in style Of eocution rarely surpassed, the
whole forms a treat that we hope none will
miss. "rhe Bells" The Raven" "lliawa-
tha," &c, read by 80 fine an elucut'onist az
Mr.. Reese, ought alone to ill the Lyceum
Hall. Our favurite ullleck, too, will not be
passed by this time, and supplying this omis-
sion OF last year, will perfect the Lecture.
LITERARY SocIErY.-The question: " Has
man an innate moral sense ?" was debated
on Tuesday evening, by Messrs. VIM. A.
Duncan, Frederick W. Miner, and others,
aud decided in the affirmative. 90 Tuesday
evening next, the question: "llas the Gene
raj Assembly Of Virginia the right to remove
the tree eolorcd population from the State ?"
viii! be discussed by Messrs. |. Louis kinzer,
and Richard l.. Carne, r
The FAIR The Fair for the benefit of
Grace Church, now in progress at Sarepts
Hall, has, SO far, been well patrouized. We
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shipment Of specie, sc.

New YORK, Feb. 3.-The Europa sailed ut
noon to-day, for Liverpool, with nearly -.
100000 in specie,
The Glasgow steamer EdinSurg arrived
here this forenoon. Her advices have been
generally anticipated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-04

C,I nnl or EIGHT THOUSAND
SD.UUNt DOhLARs.--W Anrtd, six Or
eight tnonsaud dollars, or three O. I'VE years
for which secGrity will be given OF real estate,
situated on Pennsylvania avenue, between sth
aud 10th streets. Said property rel 5 Ior ) $50
ner annum. and is very valuable. For further
,articnlars address, JAMES TOWLES.
Property Agent, Washington Gil" Fl street,
north. No. ~, between 9Th and "rh stS west.
Washington. ieb I'll
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-04

Nxw YoRK, Feb. Flour is firm aud gene
rally unchanged; State s42cGS4 25; Ohio is
Sc. dcarer, and quoted Ss,G5GS4 ,o5, Southern
Si5OGSl S.. Wheat is very dull; white 1875
"a BIC. Corn closed with declining tendency;
yellow lie. lower Pork is buoyant; Mess $i3.
30 Beef is dull Lard is heavy. Whiskey has
declined &c Ohio 2lc Stocks are higher and
firm. Cumberland Coal Co l6t Va. Us 90.
Sterling exchange firm al lOHtGlIEtc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-04

NOTICE-Ai persons having claims a
Y gainst John Marshall, dec d.. will take no
tee have appointed Saturday, the 9th day OF
February, 1898, al my office, IN thu place, at W
o'clock, A. VI 10 state the above accounts as
ordered by the Court: they w.ll please tle thsir
claims at that time with the evidence 10 sustain
them, also + Lewis Marshall will OIL that day
file his administration accOHuts with the neccs-
sary vouchers. that the Commissioner may re-
mort 70 the Court. GEO T. THOMAS,
Commissioned of Circui, Court of Cuip,per Co.
Cnnrnar County, Va lar 2h--WlW
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ATA CIRCUIT COURT held for Culpeper

A + 4 CIRCUIT COURT heId Tor Cuipeper
u County, at the Court House thereof, on
Friday. the 18th day OF November 1851; r.
Lewis MARSHALL. guardian. &c, plaintiff, against
Anne g. Marshall, AID hers defendants. On
the motion OF Robert Bell. be hath leave 10 file
his petition, and this cause coming OF 10 be
further heard upon the papers formerly read,
and the said petition was argued by counsel.
Upon consideration whereof the Court doth al.
Judge. order and decree, that II he referred 20
Commissioner Thomas. 10 take an account OF
the petitioner. debt an OF any other debts due
by the late John MarshaIl not heretofore repor
r.! on and that the SAID Commissioner state
further account OF The administration of +.
Lewis Marshall OF the estate of John Marshall.
deceased and the said Commissioned Is directed
TO publish a notice, once week for four sue.
cesSve weeks in some paper published III Alex
andria, requiring the sand creditors OF Jon"
Marshall. decd to produce their claims before
the sand Commissioner, with the evidence 10 sus-
tam them.
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&S5S;s'ss:
BY MAGNETIC TELEGR4fA.
Po,t Office Burnt.

MArcu Chunk. Feb. 3--Tbe Post olhce at
Summit Hill and an adjoining store, were
destroyed by fire last night. A large pro
portion Of the papers, and many letters, were
burnt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-04
Prince William Co, Va. jan 23-eo,s

I OFFER FOR SALE MY FARM IN Far
tax County, Va, adjoining the lands OF Mr..
K. NJ Scott and Thompson Javlns Sand farm
contains about FIFTY ACRES, with a cUmtor-
70 table DWELLING HOUSE, and excellent
IL barn and stable thereon, and is situated on
the old Road leading from Alexandra .
Backlick Church, four miles only from the to-
mer place, a convenient defiance Tor market
The soil is Well adapted TO the growth OF the
grain and grasses, usually cultivated IN this lie
gion, and most susceptible OF the nIgnes' lrn
provemrnt.
A better situation for market garden can
not be procured. a beautiful southeastern expo
sure, with soil light, we'll improved, and with
little Iltte labor the husbandman would be
most amply remunerated for his industry --
Those VINO may desire ID purchase a small tract
| am confident cannot be better suited IN THIS
section or their money invested 20 as to pay
larger per centum.
II not previously cold at private sale, IT Will
be sold al public auction, at the Tavern OF Sam
uel Cats, West End, on Saturday. lhe 9Th Of fst-
,uary merit.
TERNs:--One half OF the purchase money to
be paid in cash, and ths residue in equal install.
nents payable one the 10Th OF November, IN
each year, I'LL the purchase money be all paid.
Apply to W. S. REID, Fairfax County.
or H. +. MILAN, Virginia House, Alex
Fairfax County, Va, jan 2s--eots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-04

B~FAiR The fair for the benefit of
GRACE CHuRcH. will open hS er'Hns at !
oriock and continue open during the W. X II
the same hour. Also on Wednesday an FIJI
day afternoons. al 3 and 5"clock.
Admittance 10 cts Children halt pre-
tsh Id w
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By Yesterday Evenings Mails.

FIRE We regret to learn that the barn Of
Mr.. Jacob Fry, on Cedar Creek, near Mount
hope, in this County, was destroyed by fire
On Saturday night, the ODD ult, with guam
titv of nav, straw, corn, rye, a new wheat tan,
hofs gearing and some farming implements.
The fire wa, communicated by some vile iu-
cendiary, at a late hour Of the night, aud II
was with difficulty that MIR. + saved several
horses and some cattle from dcstructiOn.-
One horse and - COW were severely turned
Loss not less than $500 Mr.. +. is worthy
and industrious farmer, aud we hope he may
discover and bring to punishment the rnlscre-
ant vino has thus subjected him to u heavy
loss. - Winchester IW.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-04

re- LIBRARY LECTURE The Rav.
f \. REESE. d. D., OF Baltimore. Will deliver d
LECrU X IAbeiore the "AicXaudria Library
Company N ThwSdGy ,renr"e neat, 4h last al
the LYCENN HALL. a: O'Clock. Subject
POETRY AND PoETs or AMERICA
Tickets may he obtained al he Drug Stores
Single 'ickers IS cls-admtliug a gentleman
and lady 81! crnts--admtting gentleman aud
two LADIES' so cts ieb 2-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-04

The FAIR The Fair for the benefit of
Grace Church, now in progress at Sarepta
Hall, has, SO far, been well patrouized. We
know Of no place where more agreeab bic
evening can be spent than u; the Fair. The
cause 10 q good one.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-04
PREPARATORY SCHOOL,,

l,LifTON PREPARATORY SCHOOL L.
j The second session Of this School Will be-
I'm on the first Wednesday OF October 1888,
and close the third "Wednesday OF July, 1904
The design OF the School is thoroughly 10 pre-
pare youths Tor the University OF Virginia.
The course OF study embraces everything ne
cessary 10 the degree OF 4. VI. al our University.
The school IS located III The mountains OF
FauQuier, region well known ior MS HedIiniuI
climate and brAutliul scenery; II IS I"o mlles
south OF Markham Station on the Manassas zap
Railroad and sixty miles from Alexandra
Terms 1925. srml.annually ia advance w.
81 50 on the Isl OF October, ard SllZ.JO on
the ist ol March.
Modern Languages al extra charses
For further particulars, apply 10 tn. Puncr
pal. at Markham station. tauqrier County Va
REFERENCES:
Rev ! ?. Nctivlre, f.. Ii. ). OF Va
Trustees OF Charlestown Academy, Jeher Oh
county. Va.
Professors Bledsoe, Harrison. Schel' i'r we're
MctiutFp ana smith. oi the unIv er,l'! o. Nif'
GINA K. JAQUELIN AM5LER,
FauQuier county feb I--entr ITiucipai
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-04

bss- The Annual Meeting Of the S,ockb' :
ders OF the Alexandra Library Company, vii
be neid in the Library Room Of SAID Company,
on Monday the 22d day OF February, 1875 -
All persons wishing 10 become Sio'kholte or
subscribers, are hereby solicited TO attend.
NORNAL i. FnAED,
feb 2--drd Librarian.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-04

Mr. John II. Seayres, of Stanton, Va,
formerly of Richmond, committed suicide,
Inst Monday night, by taking iaudanum.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-04
Democratic auc us.

The caucus (heId last night Of the Demo
cratic Senators, was full one. Mr.. Dug
las was present. The order Of proceedings
in action on the special message and the Lee
compton constitution was the subject dis
cussed. 1t was determined finally, with
much unanimty, we hear, to press the de-
bate on the question of the reference of the
suhicc, to A. speedy conclusion as possible,
and then 10 proceed with the further consid-
Grafton IF the bill to increase the army
Wash. .Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-04
Baltimore Coal Trade.

Total receipts OF coal over Baltimore and
ONO Ra rosd, during tweIys years, tor Locust
Point, = oe7 1875 tons.
Freights paid Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company on same,
during this period. .S7O79,240 IA
Wharfage paid al Locust Point
during tins period. ........... 1925 10
Cash disbursements by vessels,
during this period. ........... l,27O,269 %
Cash paid shipping, charges Tor
labor NC, during THIS period. 3de, ia %
Cash paid commissions 10 bro
kers, during this PER cd. ....,.- lJ5''5o w
dnring hi. nsI,od ...'.... 10000 90
Cash paid By vsss-ls for harbor
dues and port charges, during
THIS period .....'.'...''''' 4F''"" w
1904 432 81
Amount of capital invested at Lo.
Gust Point, cost OF "harves and
land. Observation-Disclosures. $4,000 90
$3.50 492 81
Number OF vessels employed in shipping this
COAL during IL years, 1880, OF rs tons each.
------------------
DOfOMAC HERRING AND SHAD, few
/ barrels, Tor sale by
fet = u. ). GWlN i SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-04

INSTRUCTION IN DRAWING AND OIL
| PAINTING MI. WIN. MACLEOD Vii
open on Thursday. February 4th. class for -
hes IN DRAWING AND PAINIING, in the
Room OF the Alexandria Library. y hch hr has
engaged for this purpose, on Mondays and
'vhursIav, bstv,en the hours OF H. a. Vi. and
PPM. The class will BE- limited His terms
(hAl; payable in atvance} ale a. T. Io"H
For Drawing TWO lessons per Wei '"f
quarter OF twelve weeks .....'..'''' >" 80
For Oil Painting, do do. ...::........ 10
Further ,nlorInation NAV b. had APpjica
lion 10 CALEB 5. HALLOWEL'. ESQ, Ly-
ceum Building. lei E-eo"''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-04

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
! will be received at Newton's Hotel, Alex
andria, Va, on, the Sth OF February, 1855, Tor
grading, and making the ALEXANDRIA,
MOUNT VERNON, and ACCOTlNk TURN
PIKE ROAD OF gravel, being about ten miles
Pans and specifications may be seen al he
above named place on both 18th and lsth aud
persons wishing TO view the route previous 10
that time will be shown the same BY calling on
any OF the undersigned.
J. A. WASHINGTON, d. WALTON
G GILLIsGHAN, f. I: GihhS'
F. T.. JOHNSTON, +. n. lRorH.
feb 2-eotd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-04

Three men, employed on the Norfolk and
=, tersburg Railroad bridge over the Eliza
beth river, were drowned on Monday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-04
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LA
ID DIES MIDDLEBUgG, LoUDouS County. VA.

Mrs CHARLOTTE VI. NoTlNN.
Literary Department, ,PRINCiPAis
Mrs. MARY NIXON, Boarding
the duties OF tas School wll be- commenced
on the frs, MopldIy IN MUcb "sH. The Prnci
pal in the Literary Department has mad long
experience IN teaching, aud ner plan of educa
ton co:nprehends all that IS requisite 10 a solid
aud finished course. The discipline is mild and
firm tending IN ali respect, 10 promote the hap
pIn.sa and best interests Oi the pupils, whose
moral aud religious education will always re-
crlve careful and unremItung attention. The
year IL divided into Two terms, (of hve months
eacG) commencing on the mrs. Mondays IN
March and September The Studles pursued
1T brace >PEILING READING WRITiSG; AHTHS:-
TIC; ENG GRAMMAR, GEOGRAPHY; COMPOSITIONS
NATURAL MODERS. AND AScIENT HISTORY NAT
PHILOSOPHY: Music Vocal and lnsuumental)
FRENCH: DRAWING; CEOCHETING; FANCY KNITTING,
and EMBROIDERY.
Terms One half payable IN .7drarce:
Board aud Tuition in English, including Fancy
knitting Crochet, and Embroidery, for five
months. ........-. 49,. 'ep@ ~
Including the entire course ot instruction, ~ w
For further particulars, references, &c, SEE CIR
cuIais or address
JOHN n. McGINN. or
JONATHAN W NlNON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-04

nsyH WAC are the &c MNITTEE--when
were they appolnted-and who appointed them
Have the American party or those "inendIy
10 their principles" ever expressed deslre TO
haze Convention 10 nominate municipal GILL;
GERS! This Convention may be he'd. but lis
nominees unless acceptable 10 the citizens, Will
not be- voted Tor either by the american par
"" or these friendly 10 their principles. -
The people OF Alexandra want faithful and
efficient officers Experience has Shown that
they cannot obtain such always, from n"mna-
ton, OF tue kind oil Conventions now caIl-d.
feb i-ll' As On CITIZEN.
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gsgH AMERICAN NJ + + / / \ G.-Fhe
members OF the American party. ard otAers,
friendly 10 tnrlc principles, ar" respectfully IN
vitrd 20 meet in Convention, al The America"
Hall. on TUESDAY. 10Th instant, al y o'clock. 20
Nominate municipal officers
i.b did TIE COMMITTEE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-04

u EMOvAL.-The office OF the Albemarle
IL, Insurance Company has been removed Ia
No. 81 ani SO, King street, Gate Banking
Houss Of Fowle, Snowden x Coz where they
are prepared to extend their business.
Particular attention given 30 the Insurance oil
tie lives OF Slaves. JAMES ). Ro"Eho'
i'm 1l-eolm Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-04

Amount of capital invested at Lo-
Gust Point, cost oil wharves and
land .........
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-04

GLOVER SEED.-Clover Seed, in store and
I ioG sale by jan S0l DAHL +. HuOE.
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$500 492 81

Number Of vessels employed in shipping this
COAL during II years, 1880, OF l75 tons each
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-16
NJOTICE.-The subscriber having dis

NOTECE.-The subscriber having dis
~ posed of the business heretofore conducted By
him at his old stand, No 81 Main street, Richmond
Va, unto Messrs SALMON BALL, would take
this opportunity Of returning his sincere thanks
liberal patronage, no long continued towards him.
and respectfully asks q continuance of the same to
his successors, whom he takes pleasure In recon-
mendipg to his old patrons and the public, AZ gen
tlemen fully capable of conducting the SADDLE
and HARNESS BUSINESS. and are also eminent
ly worthy of their conf fence.
JOSEPH II. COLQUITr. Agent
Richmond Dec. 9th, labs.
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ACNUc1 Ob u bALll.
Richmond, Dec. D, 1913. de 1-lMe
T0IMBEkED LAND F,IR NAL.N

are authorized to offer for sale privately tract
Of TiMBBhED LAND, located In the COUNTY oi
Chesterfield. on the Richmond and DanviiIe Kali.
road, nine miles from tho city Of Richmond and az
or 3 mics from james river The tract copsists 81
some $40 Acres Of iginal growth Of oak pine 90.
Iii believed that the stavs and pius timber alone
would pay the pr CO asked for the land. The tract
or, Aog Hancock and others 1t 10 part Of the Kel.
bourne FARM owned Dy Mrs Murchie A plat OF the
Land may be seen at the Office Of Aesere BUPOOT
Iurbisned MoH-lms
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CRATES, FENDERs, FINE SETS OF
N SHOvELS, ToNGS and POK ERS.-I have for
sale an elegant assortment Of all kinds Of Crates,
including every style of Tenders, summer Pieces,
handsome and plain sets Of Shoyels, longs and
Pokers seven different sizes of coal Scuttles cinder
Shovels fire Shovels; handsome Stands for Shoves
and Pokers; Blower Stands Brass and Iron Footmaus;
are Brick fire SLABS and JAMS sets OF Soap Stone for
setting up Crates; Tavern aud Church Bells, Of
sweet tene. Builders, housekeepers. snd others in
want of any of the above articles. can be supplied at
the lowest Northern prices. am manufacturing
all kinds of Brass and Iron Works of the above de-
scription, at my BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY, and
CRATE and FENDER MANUFACTORY, No. 325
Main street. between Sth and 9th Streets West SIDE
Richmond, Va
an l6-diy >. d. DEHOON.
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AEON TAFT

+ E0NARDE INSTANT RELIEF. -
u GENERAL NOTICE Having made arrsngs-
(Wholesals Agents for the aouth } Ia having CON
slant supply q my COUGH SYRUP slway on hand.
bag to can the attention OF tue public 70 he same.
Its virtues are too we'll known 70 use any epmmsng
and TO those who have NOT nsd u. give 4 trial It
can be had, - formerly Of ell rggRtats u Rieh-
no O-5w THOSs lHONARD.
GA ga GB NEAT CufTER0 AND
STU sy.as. q ths uest imDroved Ainda, =
OHunQR YL1MTAa.
! - u'-o0 OosAg Ceey - DtkslA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-16

CLOTHING -CL0THING.-W have
~ on hand 6ne Black Cloth Frocks and Dress
Coats; do Cashmere Pants ami Vests; rich Velvet,
Fancy and Black Vests; also. a large supply Of Ser
wants Clothing Persons Ia want of the above goods
will call on DARkACOTT, HARRIS co,
Successors TO Merchant, Weisiger Co,
no Is No ll1 Main street.
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NOTICE -Hayine bought out

We will continue to conduct tn 0 business
at his old stand No 81 Main street, under :hs name
aud style OF SALMON 4 BALL, where viii be found
q general assortment of eADDLE5, HARNRe9,
BRIDLES. &c and everything that 10 generally
kept in q we'll arranged establishment.
We W. uid say 10 the public that We intend keep
ing as good articles of our own manufacture a. can
be found In any other establishments in the Uniou,
manufactured of the best materials, and at prics
suitable to the times. Wishing the former patrons
fore, we will use every effort to please them We
are also having manufactured the PATENT
SPRING 6ADuLR, BY J. kndisell, the patentee.
WM SALMON .
AUGUSTUS H. BALL.
Richmond, Dec. 8, 1883. de 7-lMs
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-,U1Wh RE D UCED THROUGH

ssA,-,Hzuh REDUCED THROUGH
= TARIFF OF CHARGES ON THE
CANAL FKU,i RICHMOND To LYNCHBURd.-
The subscriber, thankful for the very liberal patro
mage hitherto received. would inform his friends
that his |, Trough charges on general Merchandise
such as Hats, Caps Shoes Boots Dry Goods. &c. are
only THIRTY GENTS per 100 lbs ; on y Gr zoe
Qusensware &c. only TWENTY-FtVE CENTS per
LOO Ibs which includes all expenses from the
wharves In Richmond to the Landings or Depot IN
Lynchbprg.
Goods are ssps forward without any detention.
Produce and Tonnage articles forwarded at low
rates. a. 9: LEI
TITS On tno OocA.
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nRICE REDUCED TO FIVE DOLLARS.

DklCE kEDUCEU III FIVE DOLLAho.
-Ruptures cured Ruptures radically cured
Tho price OF Dr. Sherman great radical rupture
TRUSS has been reduced from SO to only -; placing
Il in the power of all to obtain one Of these
Trusses and be perfectly cured This Truss cen esn
veDienty be sent by nail or express to any portion
Of the State.
vhefher You desire . weak or strong spring dis
tinctly writing your name and place Of residence
The nsd Of th{s Truss works the ball and socket
svste. giving It great latitude Of motion % q to
srnIv AZ pressure any given point ana th0n nxng
n there at Your pleasure By small lever attached
n e worn With perfect comfort. The Truss naat
iostrument being perfectly simple and not at all La
IA 10 ret ont Of order or be broken. II has cured
Sreat number ofpersonsi In this city and throughout
Me gtate and We will most cheerfuiy refer TO g0n.
iIcnnen who are wen known for their veracity and
Gnectability Who have thoznseives bee thoron shly
cared Of this dan9erOus disease and tina ttoo II
oflonx standing and Of an aggravated nature.
All medical men pronounce 1t the very best Truss
The money for the rruss must invariably b SAINT
Per.ons net knowing N can send their money to
any merchant friend In the city, or we Will give
my reference - 10 pcnsfbty and promptn6ss
The Tross ANY information concerning i, can be
had Of o. O. JACKSON,
No. II Main street, Richmond.
N. D. Persons owning valuable slaves Who are rup-
tnred should By Ill means obtain one; Tor they VIII
not only eure but are 70 durable that they the
oheapc0ttn the end.
Al kinds Of Trussss kept and sold on reasonable
terms. dc U-ly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-16
sss have how In store oom-sk

AsaA plete assortnisnt of French and Ameri- il
can sUFr HATS. Also great variety Of
the latest styles of tents and Youths Cashmere,
SILK Plush. utter, Cestorne and slack Cloth HATS
and CAPS. TO which especial attention is called
>ervsnts Wool HATS aud Plush CAR6 will q. SO be
fund in great varieties. and at prioes that cannot
be disputed Before purchasing elsewhere, you will
find it greatly to your interest toexamne my stock,
site american Hotel.
Curved Yoke "GORGET" SHIRT. ready made and
made to order. SWEENEY.
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