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GUARD AGAINST VULGAR LASGUAGE--lhere
Is as much connection between the words and
thoughts az there Is between the thoughts and
words; the latter are not only the expression
Of the former, but they have a power 10 react
upon the soul, and leave the stain Of their cor
mptiou there. Avoung mHn who allows him
self % use one vulgar and profane word, has
not only shown that there is a foul srot upon
his mind, but BY the utterarce Of that word he
extends that spot and inlames Il, tin, BY in
diligence, il will pollute and ruin the whole
soul, Be careful Of your words as well as your
thoughts. II YOU can control the tongue that
no improper words are pronounced BY &, you
will soon be able also 10 control the mind. and
save that from corruption. You extinguish the
FIRE By smothering it, or BY preventing bad
thoughts bursting out in language. Never
utter a word anywhere which you would be
ashamed 10 utter in the presence Of The most
refined female or the most religious man. Try
this practice a little while. and You win soon
have command q yourself.
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TAKE 40 Agency fr ouC Puhiicahons ne terms
Il are snch therc can Be 10 p~zitiltv af los. XIV
cry family win Be- Glad % otuln lcne u mem Pr
particulars address FOWLER 8 WELLS.
mare-2fs No % Broadway NFN York.
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Faux Pas AT A FAsHIoEABLE ENGLISH
WATERING PLACE.-We are given 20 under
stand that, one day last week, the eldest son Of
a noble Earl, who returned from the Crimea
without lauTels. and has since involved himself
in he meshes Of matrimony wifhayoung lady
of high birth and somewhat "fast' antece-
dents, proceeded 20 such summary measures, IN
a domestic squabble, as 20 turn his cara sPoaa
out Of doors, and push her down the steps, at
2 O'Clock one frosty morning, IN q fashionable
street in a fashionable watering place not nifty
miles from Brighton, with nothing on her bat
her night dress and her "~Niscountess Comet
A gallant son Of Mars, WHO has assumed, we
know not with what right, the title Of a Baro-
net, who happened 70 be passing az the time,
bestwcd upon the shiveriug fair one his outer
coat, and caued her Of 60 his residence it
Town, where her ladyship is now i clover.
We believe that the whole matter is likely, be-
fore long, 20 be brought before the British pub
lie, and 10 afford matter for reflection aud dis
cussion 10 Mr.. Justice Creswell, at the Court
Of Probate and Divoree.-Courf Circular.
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ANERIcAN TRAcr SocIEry.-The meeting
Of the Executive Committee Of this society was
held on Monday, February 81, Rev. DR.. De
Witt in the chair.
The Assistant Treasurer reported that The
receipts from April I, 1855, to February p,
1881. for Publications, was S3O6AIs.aS, heiug
S5.27q.6l more than in the corresponding
months Of the previous year. Receipts in do
nations. from April 2d TO February 2t, ST.
S7O.75: being sf,5i9.O6 more than during the
same months Of the previous year.
Letters were read from France, and from the
missions in Turkey, BuTmah and China, and
also from our principal foreign mission boards,
showing the wants Of foreign and pagan lands;
and appropriations were made for the society's
current year, for the several missions in China,
amounting to $4,000 for Barmah, Siam and
Assam. $500; for Northern and Southern In
do $500; for the A~rmeHians, Ar~meno-Turk-
ISL, Turkish. Bulgahans, ami others in nirke-
and Syria, $500; for Italy, $500; Russia,
500; France. 500; and other appropriations
amounting in all to Sl5,OOO-the whole to be
RENTED before April lst, when The society's
year cnds.-N J. Journal q Commerce.
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WAsHISGrog, March 4-James Y. McGuf-
r., Of Georgia, has been appointed Slperinten-
dent Of Indian Affairs IN California, vice Henly,
removed.
Colonel G.. ". Gholson, Of Mississippi, has
been appointed Governor Of Washington Tern
tory. vice McMulien, resigned.
The loss Of the Postofice bill, ! am assured
bF several members Of the Cabinet, will not
lead TO an extra session. The postal service
viii be reduced to suit Congressional action.
The matter, however, is yet TO be considered in
tine Cabinet
The Members have generally left this after
noon, and the city is already quite deserted.
The Senate will probably adjourn On Tues
dav.
danger. The sudden death Of bis Third Assis-
tant, Mr. Marion, is deeply regretted. G..
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Rnnms for Rent.
u ONEP6.

W. have several ro0ms fNr rent over our store rurm.
w owner MaHn and Nome streets. n1usiey Rhek
Tey are nicely uued up and can b. bad or reasanshle
terms fmar9-iu1 ORION HUNTEW hCO.
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A QUEER WEDDING PREsENT.-The Empe-
ror Of the French is said "a have expressed the
utmost displeasure az The demonstration Of
rage and Ml-feeling made a. the prospect Of the
Princes marriage by a celebrated lady, whc
has long held the reigns OF the government in
the Princes household. The sarcastic a~llusior
TO the youth Of the Princess, contained in The
present b. the lady for dispatch 20 Turin, and
Which consisted u don and set Of nursery
tsacups for the bride, was highly eensured, even
by The lady's friends, and she has been com
PEELED 70 retire awhile from Paris 70 GENTLY
where. by the Emperor's request, she viii re-
main tin after the Princes return 20 Paris
Court Journal
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FINE meas All alm1st new R6cKAwAT and O No
a , HARNEsS HORSE. win seu tuth cr eithlr.
wish rhife q 5000 HOUsE ERVAN AM one b rinf
snoh auriysrm o. JOHN n ATL0R
ma u " u ML.-.. So
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Modern Languages.

VrO sausfy tle demands o. several Eeuufmru. I Ems
A prerarrduuE ioopen an evcning dass fr ne sfufg
ofthe German Language, and viii oommeuoc on the IAN
instant.
Those who wish fn avail nomsrlres uf this 0rnurtuuItV
o. learn thls beautiful. audheslies Cor our durcns BEN
cdcial iausuage. are invited 90 participate
Paruulars may De- had az any once. Nam street, Ne.
333 hetHu Uulun.
n. ". BlruNGHAUS Professor.
p. S.-P-Ngte lessons in German or Frcnch vi Lr
given 81 theresiienc q he pupils. mar-tm
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LrGAL AND ILLEGAL L~oTIEHIEs-The Eas-
ton (Md.) Star, in a notice Of the celebrated
lottery firm Of swan 4 Co, now Wood, Eddy &
Co. Of Augusts, Georgia, speaks ofthese great
lottery operators IN terms Of Just commenda-
ton. M complaints have ever been made
against these gentlemen BY any Of the public
having dealings with them They have coca
sionallv been the object Of hostility Of inter
ested parties, who, unable to compete with
them hOnoTably, have Tesurted 10 dishonorable
means to injure their business. The public,
having more confidence In their integrity than
they happen 10 repose IN their opponents. con
tinue 70 send theif weekly instanments Of ten,
fre. and i've and half dollars, and receive. in
return, a share in their magnificent lotteries,
which paws sometimes a fortune, and hardly.
ever fails 70 reimburse them for their outlay.
Address Wood, Eddy 4 Co, Wilmington, Deia-
ware. ar Aurusfa. Georgia. L.
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HOMESTEAD
FIRE LFSUR. G.FCE CO.BP.GFT-
az The city " New rorl Capital. $50 uo0. securely
~ invested ONE, Whiuuf Buifiur. No rs Nna-
sau. Garner Bcekulan sfrefL This Ouuuaug hage in
oIutemparln establshinr aEeudes JIM serern lmrarfnut
aGeun for this Company VIII please arniy. tv letter
ststnF references, what oomrauies. if anr. fhrv are
nov scents ~. and me mut hle auE1nt cfundnes NAT
can De- oontrrllcd frr tins Company
WI ~CHAUNGET. PRESIDED.
w. H~ULuhEfsE Nftr prasifrnf.
mrra-d1fs JOHN OAKLEY ea4ref.-~
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Was IL a HrRRv.-A theatrical company
was PLAYING in one Of the interior towns Of the
West, Shskspeare's 0thelio, and 0thello de-
handed Of Desdemona The handkerchief The
handkerchief" a green 'un called out impa-
uently: "Never mind the handkerchief don't
want Tor that blow your nose with your IN
gers, and 20 ahtsd.n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-30
SPECrlAg. wOTLCEH.
E1E FAIagAaK's ScALss.
WAREHOUSE
No. l06 Main Street, Richmoad, "a.

No. los &ain Sired, Richmoad, "a.
A uniform standard Of weights. and a csyr.c, ,,,,
ten Of Weighing. subjects ciai ming the
Vi every individual IN the country
= eorrsa scale u = lust arbiter between buyer
and seller and IL Is OF the utmost Importance that
an Instrument 50 universally called upon 10 decide
2asstsoas oi great value IN the daily and hourly
dDasts ana esssetneSs as 10 sscurs ths , drncs ~
ted. ~ W "'e 'SS"''s "'a'CS''
AXE TAk LksALsZkD STANDARD
foR c0RkrcT wslGHy
oetaesea oe Of Frrbaas Seales in sass bg Ike hau.
nter@ ana Ohso Rditroai tnp i1anv and one ef az,
oSeq osr man'tetare ,eds reeeatg tried in the iburt
Soatsf t'eo days and Judge sayShdu ia delivering
ats OCCASION stated he result of The eptifncs fIGf
sss aessggcy g F'sarbaks Scales established
kxsMiNE YOUR SCALES.
AN INCORRECT SCALE WILL ksAw TIE VERY vIrALs
eufoP AN APPARENTLY PROSPEROUS BUSINESS"
lev. your Scales thoroughly. aud If found incor.
reel, throw them aside and buy ono of Fairbanks
eslsorated Scales. the universally acknowledged
A WORD or CAUTION.
Ihe tceij-edrnsd reputation Of these Scales has in
70 q1tr Aen as ''fs,ir6asEs SooSess end puycbssrs
sass tfsTs3p IN many iss'ances been subjected to
They can ooIy be had ia Richmond of CLARK.
son, ANDERSON a co, No 100 Main street, who
are the scsnts, and who keep constantly ON hand
pokTABLn PLATFORM SCALES
PLATFORM COUNrER SCALES
uNlOS, Or FAMILY SCALES
Gh0CERS' SCALES
DORMANT WAREHOUSE SCALRS
hVEN BALANOES
IMPR0FED LETTER BALANCES
And deliver at short notice
WHEAT Oh HOPPER SCALES
FLOUR PACKING SCALES
Goat DEALERS ssSD PAaMERS' SCALES
,se EAf AND GkTTiiE SCALES
kAILKCAD DkPOT SCALES
RAILROAD TRACK SCALES
WEIGH LOCK sCAtES
NH lA-2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-30
OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND AND)
DAMVILLE RAILROAD co.
Thursday. Dec. l6, 1858 }
O rnn nofinn nf tho Hoard of Ilirec

q meeting OF the Board OF D1rec-
"A tors of this Company. held this day, it was
open yoks of subscription TO the capital stock of
| the Company authorized by the acts of Assembly
passed the 25th day of February 1856, an' the 25tn
March, 1856 for extending the road to the Virginia
and Tennessee Road. at tho places de-
sgsated, and at such times as the said Commission.
ers at those places respectively, a majority of
them at such places shail appoint-notlce of such
| time and place to be given by them for not less
than thirty days and the books to be kept open for
not less than ten days; and that the following be
the Com missioners as appointed at the respective
Richmond tity-Jefferson wsrd-N Hill. Chas
whitlock and David Currie Madison Ward-Thos
Price, b w Richardson and harvey Monroe
tWard-Jos Anderson, Kent and Il L q Bas-
kervin
Chesterfelt County-W R Woodbridge. DR. Vim
Powhatan Couuty-Benj W Finney, Jas Gates
and j Haskius.
Amelia County -Lesnder Masters DR. W ohea-
than and Rich'd Anderson.
Notgoway County-s Burke VIM Dickinson
and VIM bright.
Prince Edwara Coanty-A Dickinson. Wor
then and w Watkins.
Lunenburg County-W Stokes. Dr. Dejarnette
Charlotte County-WOod Bouldin. Henry Caring
ton and Wni scott
HALIFAX County-Thos Coleman, Jr. David Ckal-
Henry County-At Irisburg: Richard G Lamp
kin. VIM Terry and Saml Shelton.
Henry cguMHtyN;At ~; ra estRerwoods rss s'0re
Henry County-At Carter's store: Jno Prunty
VIM Fjnney and German Carter.
Henry County-At Oak Level: Peter Davis, sa-
muel o Smith and Stanley.
Henry County-At kidgway: Jno Price, VIM
Trent and VIM Sheffield.
Henry County-At Horse Pasture: Peter Penn.
X Spencer and Thos w atkins.
Henry Court House-WIn Martin, ] NJ Smith and
Geo Hajrston. Sr.
Pittsyivania County-At Csrter's Store: Jesse
Carter, o Witcher and L Carter.
Pittsyivania County-At Danville: Thos d Neal,
Thos Atkinson, Pace, w T sutherlin and W
Clark.
Pittsylvsnia County-At Stony Mills: VIM II
Payne John Wilson aud Il + X sen.
pitfsylvania County-At Cascade: j j TinsIey, DR.
| j l. Binford and M Milner.
Franklin Oouuty-At Shady Grove: Phil Smith
J D stovall and Ro Prunty
Franklin Coupty-At Pulaman's Store: Peter
sau nders, Jr Christopher PullamenIand James In.
gram. -
Keen and 8 Brooks
| Patrick Coupty-At RobinsoH's: Thos Clark.
Faulkner Smith and Henderson Handy.
| Patrick Court TIouse-Sam'l Staples, W CriGht
and Henry Tuz2le.
Patrick CouuIy-At 2enn's Store: J Penn DR.
Hughes and W G Staples.
Patrick Gounty-At klamsville Crawford Tur-
ner w Thomas and Chas Ross.
| Leaksvi,le, North Carolina-J III Renolds. Aus
Ward and Jones W Burton.
An extract from the minutes.
an @-2w Taos BRoCKENBRouGH. sec'y.
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1S5q SPRING TRADE. lSaQ

Elk E'k'E ~ DIX ttAfs
IRP0ETKRS AND WHoLESAEE DEALERS
IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY G0oDs,
No l. {earl SSrset, 6achsaofd. Va.
We hRva the pleasure Of Offering TO the merchants
Of Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee the
lsyees; and best stock of
DRY Goops
have ever been able TO exhibit.
Conhusns our business principally 70 piece goods
vc have bestowed much time and labor 20 get up a
first rate stock ami see satisfied that house 10
this country can Offer better selected stock of
EuSlisA and American Prints
Fancy printed Lawns, Jaconets and Cambrics
Zine French aad English ofgandies and Chal.
lies
Fancy BareGes, Delaines aud YaientiAs
hos'es OF every style In Lawns, Jaconets Or.
CANDIES. BaTeees Chslies and Deiaines
Silse. peplins. Cbtck a'Ecoss Miainss
Layilla Cloths. Dcbases, &C
IN White CayaoTivs. swiss Arslins. Irish Linens
b. We have oI our ovG importation, lar Ee stock ,
which We wili sell lower than We have ever been
able 10 do before.
In goods for gent!emeu's and boys wear, curstock
is very rge and varied. aud as cheap as we have
ever been q HE 60 sci. them
We have al extra large stock OF goods for q
eroes, such
GerT.lan and Scotch Linen Burlaus
EasHeSas Drslis liaen Dpcks
Heavy CTftnh 9<sTtfs and Cottonsdes
Plaza and Striped DoCestics
Plaid and Striped oznAbUrgs
Denims &C.
To al of which We ask a special examination BY
the trade We ars determined 10 meet the marke et
prices North and South, ~ith well established
houses. ELLErT DREWRY.
Pm
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GOLD FOR JEwELRY.-Pare gold is never required
for jswelry and is usually alloyed by introducing
small quantity OF silver or copper Silver rem
ders it lighter in color and copper gives it deep-
or shade, incliDing ii TO a reddish hue. The Jew
eller of the present day relies in great measure
on dies for the forms he gives the articles that
come from bis hand. These he has cut in steel
with care, and many of them are beautiful, aud
often they are very intricate. The gold is rolled
out into strips, and what is beheld is all that it
Processes to be-pure gold: but the proportion of
the metal to the whole is very small. strip of
gold, not thicker than silver dollar is secured TO
bar Of brass of corresponding size, but much
thicker in proportion. fux is applied, to unite
the two, and the mass is subjected the action Of
the hre. At the proper moment it is withdrawn,
and when cool tho two metals are found firmly
united. The bar is then rolled ont between cylin.
ders set In motion by steam power, and this opera.
tion is continued till the metal, in the form of a
long ribbon, is not thicker than letter paper. 1t
Is then cut into small pieces Of the size required,
and the artiEan places them In that the
d'e ials upon each In turn giving to it the required
form As the die rises, the piece laet struck ie
removed, and another piecei placed over the sock
ct, ready to be struck when tho die comes down
again. The die is attached to a heavy weight,
which gives force to the blow, and it is guided by
greoved framework.
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s- THR PKopLE's FRIEND All dis

coNeres that tend to improve, heal and prevent dis
ease are invaluable to the masses provided the
prices at which they are held. not hiGn To-
prevent them from purchasing The pr 'pretor of
BAKERS PREMIUM BITrERs. in putting Els great pa
before rhe people had an ey 10 this fact and
AZ once determined to give all anscppartunty ouse-
ing them. de knew that they would cure Dyspep
sia relieve NerSou ness, Improve Digestion. pre-
vent Darrf osa sliay Fevers, strengthen Debilitat
ed Coasii utions aud dspe Agues, and therefore it
within the reach of all. II you are sIffsrer try
these Bitters, and then, with the thousand of
others who have been made whole, join in their
praises to the rest of mankind. Price 60 cents per
bottle.
To be had of all the principal Druggists in the
city of Richmon and elsewhere in Virginia and
North Carolina. ape
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- The GREAT VIRGINIA RRMEDY,


PETERS INPALLIBLE REMEDY FOR GONOR-
RHEA, AND ALL SECRET DISEASES
This great American Remedy, containing no Mer-
curlsl or Balsamic properties, exceis every thing
heretofors offered the public in its curative resto
ratiVe and renovat1g powers and the medical
world are astonished when told that the above re-
medy viii care the above diseases, ard contounded
when they have Occular demonstrations of the facts
But the proprietor, who has known of the remedy
for twenty odd years has known Of Of twenty
years standing to be restored to perfect health and
al other cases OF shorter Duration TO be restored
without single exception aud therefore challenges
sny case OF Gonorrhea " hch the remedy will not
cure, provided the directions carried cut with
prudence on the part OF the pstent; and to any
purchasing half a dozen bottles, and using accord
iDgly, in his or her case he guarantees perfect
cure; and in case of failure, will furnish additional
medicine. free of charge, TO complete the cure
through his agents; aud cure will effected with
1ut Inconvenience TO the patient. Sold by
GRUBbS & APPERSON, Druggists,
Agents Tor the city of Richmond,
de looms Ne. zll Broad st.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SET HARTsHoRHa's CuRH-ALL-
THE GRRAT pATN MAyIr,Ir M =.


THE 9RRAT PAIN ANNTHILATOR
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK STOM.
ACH AND WEAK BOWELs
PREPARED By A CHEMIST
BoTTLks ~, % and 50 cel.s and one dollar
TIE GhEhtHST DisCOpERY IN MEDICAL
SGfENCk.
,nARTsHoRFE's CuRE-ALL should be kept in
ell families In case of accidents sudden sicknsss
Is frequently In less time than It requires to
get physician.
Il cures pain in anY Part Of the system and is used
externally and internally. ~
HARTSH0RNEsCUREALL cures Rheumatism,
Neuralgia and Chilblains
HARTSH0RNEsCUR cures Cramps Collie.
Pains IN the Stomach OF Bowels.
HARTSHORNES CURE ALI cures Pains ia the
Limbo, Side, Back, Breast, Teeth and Ears
HARTSH0RNEs CURE-ALL cures Sprajns.
Bruises, Scatda, Burns and Frosted Feet.
HARTsHoKNE'S CUREALL cures Pains ia the
feet and swelling Of the JointA.
uARTSU0RNEPS CuRE-ALL cures Stiff Neck
from a Cold, and Ague in the Breast
AAkTsHokNE'S CURE ALL is good for Dyspep-
sta. Weak Stomach and Bowels.
Whenever you have Pain, use the CURE-ALL as
i acts upon the Nerves. Muslee, sinews, Blood and
Bones. and, by it's warming electromagnetic power
expels all pain from the system. Get bottle and
try It,
The above medicines to be had at all Drug Stores
" Richmond, Norfolk. Petersburg and all towns in
Virginia. 90 i5sm
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ss- BURROWS RELIABLE mEDICINE.
THE MOST EXALTED REMEDY IN THE


has cured. and is DOW daily effecting the most
extraordinary cures of Diseases TO which humanity
Is sicted. Thousands, who were hitherto su uffering
nnoer the most inveterate diseases and which were
deemed beyond the skin of medicine, have been
wonderfully restored to health, by the use of this
TLsMe SYPHILIS. PILES, DYSPEPSIA. ALL
SCROeULnU5 AFFECTIONS and .tt,r. all diseases
resulting from inlpurity Of the blood it is unsuE pass
Ell by any medicine In medical science.
By thoroughly purifying the Blood and Stomach,
ans strengthening and renovsting every organ of
the human system, ii necessarily cures all those
diseases resulting from morbis action of the same
such as LIVE COMPLAINT, NERVOUS AFFEC-
T1ONS. GEN ERAL DEBILITY, ERUpTiOnS 8
ON THE SKIN, CHRONIC FEVER AND AGUB.
and sll other diseases which well known to ex-
ist from the above causes. All that is asked is a
fair trial. which will assuredly convince any one of
the Incompatible efficacy OF this remarkable pre-
paration in curing the diseases tor which it is re-
commended For particulars call and get de-
scriptiye circular. Prepared by
j W BURROW Il co,
Practical and Ansiy tical Chemists
Norfolk, Va.
For sale in Richmond by Purcell, Ladd Il Co.,
DR. W 6arlck, WGring Z Pesrce, and Druggists
generally. nh l-3 N
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rA~ THE GREAr DRAWBACK to persons

cmigrating to the extreme south and Western
country, is the fear they have of fFEVER and AGUE e
the most direiul of all diseases. Every day we
hear Of persons attacked by this disease and made
helpless in short time, without any means of ai-
fording relief In view of the great demand for a
remedy. DR. H0STErTER has presented his celebra-
ted "BITTERS." whose curative powers for all
diseases Of the stomach have been universally ac-
knowIedged. The "BiTTEhS," prepared after a
long experience and deep study, have received the
encomums or the most eminent ph sicians. as we'll
as all classer from every part OF our country. To
those who doubt their virtues, all we say is to
try them, and Judge for themselves respectively.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, every
where
HS- See advertisement in another column.
Ii
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SPLENDID STOCK
~ OF
NEW RICH DRESS eooDs,

Y L ~
1T THE
CASH STORE
e R KENS d co.
BY recent addition TO our ENTIsgLF NEW STOCK Of
Srrins and summer Dry Goods, We prepared to
oder - cur customers and the public, all assort-
rseDt ot ELEGAAG DRESS GOODS, in
silk R0h-s,
HefaGe Robes.
Grtnadine Robes,
Pine Appio Cloth
and Organdie Robes
Rich silks fMouruinz Silks
bereEcs Bay adere EaleRias
urgaudies D. a., Lawns aud CHAINS
Ere. n Jacouets py .Ic Chaliie De LANES
Back Silks ieAu pOuie de- Chsyres
Back BombRziues Ducal PIaids
Black Challies Plain Chaiiies
Rich FIRE nch Collars and Sets
Nalencienes and Honiton Lace do
Cambria. Linen and Pique Collars and Sets
Black Crepe Coliars AID sets
White Do do do
Fresh stock new style Psrasols
MANTILLAs-In silk, Chaniilly aad French
White and Black Berage shax and Busters
LiRht Coored Goth and Mohair Raelgns
Lars sc stock Of Houseb eepiDg Goods
Best Gotten and Linen Goods, for servants
al! selected with rs 81 and attention Tor the
lest Fetal Trads-unsurpassed in prices, quality
ana styles.
We are retailing best Cotton shirtings, Sheet.
mss and Csilcoes, at factory prizes -
New Cash Store Iii Eagle Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-30

Also, q spifndid stCck OF
CLOTHS CAEsINEREs AND VESTING5,
q every grade and quality, for gentlemen and boys
large supply ct HEAVY STAPLE GOODS, for
seTvanl8' wear.
Also, magnificent assortment Of
Beached and Brown eHIRTISGS
Irish LINENS
Linen nHEkTIEGS
Brown and Bleached Cotton SnEETINGS
besides many other things too tedious to men.
tion-eli of which have heeu purchased within the
les. week past ia PhIlgdeiphi and New York on
iLe most favorable tern and will be sold cheap,
for cash Call and see and examine for yourseiy es
at 70 ~ Main street.
NH 1A-dAcv2m JEO L SMITDFR