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aM- DaBILIrATED PERsoss-Those

who have suffered from incessan fevers loss of ap-
petite, improper digestiou-may easily be cured
BIZ the use of BAKER's BITTERs We have known
persons entirely restored to health by these btters
after visiting ell the watching places without receiv
ing any benefit IF any Of our readers suffering
siasstp and Eevsr our ,oynacb ar s If
Appetite, they will find certain relief by using these
Bitters as directed. Delicate females may rest as
sured that these Bitters are admirably adapted TO
their diseases, and never fail in quickening nature
and restoring the bloom of health to their cheeks.
Teething infants may also be improved by their
use-whiist all classes and will be benefited
by their strengthening properties. As q family
medicine, these Bitters stand uuriyaled, AMI must
eventually supersede all others We invite a trial
at once.
For salebY Purcell. Ladd 4 Co. and by al the
prominent Druggists in Virginia. ocl
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EEH- II YOU HAVE A COUGH,

Beg II YOU HAVE A CoUGH,
TAKE HAMPTON'S T1NCTURE.
TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
TAKE HAMPToN's TINCTURE
If you have Bronchitis,
If you have Pain in the lack
T KE HAMPToN's TINCTURE.
IF yen are all Weakness,
TAKE HAMPToN'5 TINCTURE.
If you have Headache.
ASTHMA. COUGH. CONSUMPTION. The writer
Is most highly esteemed; like thousands of our best
known citizens, feels it duty 70 bear testimony OF
the wonderful curative power If HAMPT0N's
TISCrURE. Why let your friends suffer and die
without giving 1t a trialf Cali and get pamphlet,
and see testimony.
BALTIMORE SEPT 2s, 1888
MsssrS Mortimer Of H3i0bray-Gestismen. / have
been some tune afflicted with Asthma aecompa-
MED with shortless OF breath, with many ptoms
Of Consumption. friend knowing of this healing
properties of HAMPT0N'S FEGETEBLE INC
TORE. from having used the same, induced me TO
procure bottle of the Tincture and by the uss of
one bottle was much better that Was Induced to
use more Of it, and by taking five six bottles Was
restored to my usual health and will to ell per
VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
Gentie.nen-You are at liberty to use my name
for the benoht Of the afflicted,
8. West corner of Liberty and Clay sts.,
NJ Call and get Pamphlets and see cures.
Ssld by PURCELL. LADD x CO, Richuond: by
DR. COOK &, Fredericksburg; by all the Druggists
in Petersburg; by MORTIMER Il M0WBkAY
baltimore. and by Druggists and Shop-kecpers
ka- 81 per bottle; six bottles for IS.
no I-d&wts
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ROBBERY OF HARNDEN's EXPRESS.

BosroN, Jan. 19.-Harnden & Co.'s express
Office, at Providence, was entered early this morn
ing and the safe carried off, though it requires the
strength of three men. at least, to move it. 1t
was afterwards found mile and a half away,
broken open aud rifed. 1t con tanned aisceliane.
Gus articles of value not yet known.
The robbers obtained $1,000 in silver from the
Office, but overlooked s. 900 In gold.
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1t has long been the'custoom each return of the
Christmas and New Year Hsilidays between attach
ed friends, brothers, sister, parents and children.
to exchange some small token OF esteem present,
some memento which may be held sacred in after
years.
Whatcan be more desrab' Q or appropriate as gift
on such occasion, than beautifully executed and
correct Ambro.J pc or Photograph such made
at the well arranged Gallery Of G.. W. MINIS. 1877
Main street. He has Just received large aud
choice selectiouof Frames. Cises LOckets Pms de-.
dc, in which to have Pictures plsced. Persons
wishing to mako beautiful present. and of secur-
ing likeness worth retaining with someth ng
beautiful in which to have it placed should not fail
to visit his s'lery. Remember the .,tnloer l57 main
street OpDOsite the Post office. de l6
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7 NSURANCE.--The January number o,

TNSURAECE.--The January number OF
a Tu,kett's Insurance Journal in noticing the
Third ANNUAL Statement of the Quaker City fnsu-
rance Company" tfire and Marine) of Pniiadst
phis. OF which the undersigned 10 gent says dsr
| the caption Notes of the Month";"
QuAKER CITY INSURANCE COMPANY We have re-
carved the Third Annual Statement of this Office
lhe exhibit shows an extraordinary Increase In the
business during The past year mot the
prevalent stsgnsan being no less than an ad vancs
OF 70 per cent on tbs transactions Of 49, as per hat
years report. The losses paid were fraction over
- per cent Of the premiums. The surplus has gone
w EonslI 900 January lst 1885, to 3f24 o January
NV, iess. Insse nRures wonid show an increase Of
sssasnuIees Commensurate with tho Augmentipg La.
0aiies 81 extending operations. The risks Of the
Wy are widely and We believe well distri.
cs, ~ CAP sustain no great loss ftom dangerous
ss19snity In this city the COMPANY s,anus well.
snu = sndorssd by parties whose com menda lions
,s.us UIsctors have declared an anuua al diyidend
OF . ssn per CENT clear of State tar 1''i1O1N
Inc und srsigned invites thu .tt.r,,,r - 1t.
LisSus AMI Others Wishing insurAnc. st,a AT IA
tsr NJ. go,d prompt. liberal Office 10 the .oas.
Is ~ Wy Insurance Company" for which Com nsnr
ns mas low been acting about year Son4psns
THOMAS NJ ALFrTrNn
deneral Insurance Aren't
.I-lf MsIa and lish sE SichIonaL "a.
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UNSURPASSED ATTRACTION.
RICHMOND. Jan "a. !,

RICHMOND, JAN. 20. 1852
- To THE EDITORS OF THE DIs-
s~N~-ka PATCH-GENTLEMEN: You article of this
date, upon the decision against me in the Circuit
Court docs me injustice, think, although am
Fure you did not so intend.
First-fcu FAY that the fryer used by me is about
one zach in diameter. This il mistake My trytr
isony about hvs-eghths Of an inch in diameter and
Ia OF the size of the try ers which have been ugsd
throaehou. thu State ever since -four inspections
have been made.
seoond!y-YGur statement. as to the verdict. has
made the impression upoa the rublic. ani is cacu-
lated To maze II. that the Jury really delloerated
upon and decided the case This is also a mistake
The Court excluded the whole of my testimony
from eJury, and Instructed TO find for thu plain.
TIM deci ling also that )unse should not arcus
the case before the jnry and the verdict was there
fore, fnmeiity-with which the jury complied
without leaving their box
Thirdly calculations of profits are errone-
GUS. fon are correct, however. 10 saving that /
expect to take the case tn the Court of AppeaIs -
And l VIII add, with all respect to onr Circuit
Court, with entire confidence of Success there
D DELaPLANE,
Alt Inspector Of Flour for ichmond
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NEW AND POPULAR MUSIC FOR
~ THE PIANO
20Nl9 kr

SONGS, &C.
Sic semper Tyrann's, new Song. dedicated to
Tho Iaborer to His soas-by w we,more
The Tarenteila-by Centemere
Twilight, lie Urepuscule)-C Everest
lsabeila-by author of bone OF My Childhood
gegret: OF, Under the Linden -deo LinieJ
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Bonnie Bessie Lee craven
Mhen hpfors sb PAINTS ,he SEA Proch
One Smile from Thew H Bslfe
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True Love Never Dies-Hine
Guardian Angels Clara w Beanes
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Mus .at.ne Light uard Grand March, with beau
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Catawba Wine-by W 4 Denlpster
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All the Songs and Pieces from the operas II Ira
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The subscribers are constantly receiving the new
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Booksellers, Statoners and
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TIL. CAPTAIN OF the WkNDgRea TO BE ARREsrEp-
The United States district attorney. of Georgia
has made application, through the United States
attorney in South Carolina, for the arrest of Capt
Corrie, of the Wandsrer, and his removal to Geor-
gia for trial. The district judge Mr.. Magrath
has decided that the offence Of which he is charged
was committed beyond the limits of the United
States, aud that the law provides in all offences
30 committed, that the offender shall be brought
to trial in the district where he is first appreheDd
ed, or into which he may be fret brought. He
has, therefore. given order for his arrest but not
for his removal to Georgia.
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L
| Ex-Gosernor Shade, of Vermont, Secretary o,
the National Board OF Popular Education, died al
| Aiddiebury, CT, on Sunday last.
The ladies Of St. Peters (Episcopal) rehnrcb
buckingham county, Va, cleared $500 by fair
en- the 18th ult i''
The Legislature of New York costa the State
$500 every day.
hev. MI. Wise, Of Virginia, preached at ITALIA.
hassee, Florida, on Sunday Of last week.
Col. Thomas ii. Flood soM be the oppos;,;o,
candidate from Campbell district for the Virginia
Counterfeit s5's or the Farmers and Mercba,ts
burg. T1'"'u :" hyoca'
Inc snow came down briskly for a little while in
"nesiing, Va, Tuesday evening".
Nearly half the wintsr is gone, and In pertain.
81 81 Sootnwestern Virginia, not pound OF ice hss
lady has presented Lord shsftesbury With
"soo ior the poor people Of HuIl, Ensland.
oaifsd States Marched Robiason, who broke hi.
. "a. over the head Of Mr.. C9Igrose. member 81
the pleasure. s's - 'oi
Inc railroad across tho Panhsnd,e OF Virginia.
s rus bridge over the Ohio It Sseubsnyille. are
Inc lannon's yacht "Amsrica,e IL bein~ rah,,,,
st Nortbdeet, Eng isDu''s
Col: Jshn 4. Hiilsmsn, 8 prominaut c,.,,.. II
Ass''s county, W, died : Nv days since s'a
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, January 20-Snote.--An act for
the relief Of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad was
debated, and then laid over.
On motion of Mr.. Hunter, The Invalid Pension
bin was taken up. amended and passed.
The Pacific Railway bill being up, Mr.. Davis
proposed substitute.
House-A committee appointed to inyesti.
gate charges against the officers of the Navy De-
partmeut.
Mr.. Cobbs' presumption Land bill was taken up
and discussed until adjournment.
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SUSPECTED SLAYER.

SAVANNAH, Ca, Jan. 20 The bark Angelica bas
been detained by the Collector of this port. on the
suspicion of being fitted out for SLAYER. She ar.
rived here on the 30th of October from Matan sas,
Cuba, and has been here ever since.
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LATER FROM HAVANA.

NEW York. Jan. 2o.-The steamship Black War
rior, from Havana on the 18th instant, arrived
this morning. The excitement relative to the
Presidents message had nearly died out. The
weather was delightful.
Private letters from Havana state that some
excitement had been caused at Havana by the
publication of q statement that Brigadier General
Reuan,() of the United States. had offered the
Captain General $15, 900 900 to declare the Island
free, and that General Concha should be the first
President of il.
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HEAVY RoBBsRY jewelry store of Simon
Bntiag. in Havana. was robbed, on the 4th inst OF
$50 600 worth of watches and jewelry On the
18Th inst, Louis Duclos and r. Sorry were arres {.
90 In New Orleans. with 81 watches and 8 gold
chains, which they confessed to be a part of the
robbery, and surrendered. There being no extra.
dition treaty between Spain aud the United States,
the robbers we're not punished
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SUICIDE OF A MURDERER

BosroS, Jan. 19.-Youug Wales, who shot Miss
Franklin, Of this city, on Monday night fed to
| the woods, where his body was found yesterday,
when it was discovered that he had shot himself
dead
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REsTITU1IoN.-A lady Of this city yesterday re.
ceiyed from Rev. T. ]. Sullivan, pastor Of the Ca.
thedral, the cum of i've hundred dollars, payment
Of au unknown Indebtedness, confessed to be right.
fully due the heirs of Der father. The debt has
remained unpaid for at least period of twenty
Ave years. as the honored parent Of the lady has
been dead over twenty years. As the money was
received through the Confessional, OF course tho
source from whence it came was no. communica.
ted -CHlrEest0r Mrca,ry
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LAND sALE.-At sale of the property bslonsipg
10 tue estate OF the late john w. Evans Of Oranps
county, Va, the Home tract. IO5 acres was soia -
Dr. =. I. johnson, at s. o6 per acre. The lower
tract, 100 acres, was bought by G. T. Whillock. at
81 90 per acre ~
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MATCH RlcF.-Ths Charleston Courier saws a
side bet OF $1,000, play or pay. has been made be.
tween Pisnet and Henue Farrow, two of our
crack year olds, in the Hutchinson stakes, 2
week The race for $4,000, between the same
horses, is liked fer the 18Th of February
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Er CLOVER Hit CoAL.--Both Hail
ana hmm of the above COAL. fer sale by
"1N D WHITING,
/. a-om Near Petersburg Depot.
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Coon IDRA.-Fre;ght cars, constructed like req
frigerators, now run the railroads from Nor.
folk to Lyuchburg, with oysters, fish, crabs and
West India frnit. The temperature in the car is
only three degrees above freezing point.
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n5- MRDIcAL CARD.--DR. On. BELL
C3,asor and DE- J. e. DORSEY CULLEN have associated
thernselycs In the PkACTICE0f MEDICINE AND
SURG cry from this date.
AF Office, Franklin street, above It'll.
JANUARY Ist, 1853. Jal-in
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BUYING HIS FREEDOM la Philadelphia, they are
trying to raise half of $4,000 buy the freedom Of
BOD Butt, the negro sexton of Portsmouth. and
ms family, the other half having been raised by
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-21

OLD OFFICER REsIGNED.-John Bickel, postmas-
ter at Jamestown, Lebanon county, Pa, resigned q
few days ago. He was tie Oldest postmaster in
the U. States. having been appointed by Gideon
Granger, Postmaster General under the adminis-
traton of Thomas Jefferson, and had personally
attended to the duties snce,a term OF 81 years
He is now 81 years old.
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n.y. SPECIAL NoTIcs --CHks 7 Won.
rusu Co call attention TO their sale Of Sugar
and Molssses THIS MORNING, at II c'elSck, at
their warehouse. on the dock. - 2i-it
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MADAME LIZ yERr says the Cuban women have
noble trait OF eharacter-"they never speak in Of
each other, but always find some paliiation for
Tue errors OF their own sex" Cuba must be an :
aeyed W. 81
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~- Dr.. PIcoT has removed his Office
to FrpnkIin, between Locust Alley and 18th sts
IA I'M !.
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MOUNT VERNON FUsD-A committee of ,aaia.
OF the Second Unversalist Society, School street.
boston, have raised and paid over the sum of 1920
in aid Of the Mount Vernon Fund
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LIQUOR CASE IN MAINE-At the late term
Of court ut Maehias. Thomas Gipatrick was prose.
cuted for the value of three tons of hay DESTROYED
by f1re by persons intoxicated with liquors sold by
him-ahd the jury gave n verdict for the plaintiff
In another of the same kind the Jury did not
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-21

MANAssA GAP RAILRoAp.-The track of the Ma.
nssss Gap railroad is now completed to Edinburg,
Shenandoah county, Va, and the cars will run
there In a few days. The bridge over Narrow
Passage, 500 feet long and 112 feet high, is daily
passed over by the engine and cars.
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EMIGRATION FROM GREAT BRIrAIN.-The number
of emigrants who left Liverpool in 1858, was TO-
466, decrease Of II, 456 as compared with the
year preceding. Of these emiSrants, nearly Al, coo
we're bound for the United States.
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TxAcursa THa MANLY -

R TEACHING tbs MANLY SE
49, Art OF sKLP-DEFENcE.-prof -H
J. SWEETMAN continues eivng Sparing lessons
at his room under Mplicr's Retreat. opposite the
Metroy oiitan Hall. on Franklin street. where b )
can be fonnd every Monday. Wednesday and FRI,
dav. between The hours of l0and " ID, ana anu
lnPM
Persons wishing will be taught on reasonable
terms. Children under 10 years OF age half price
None but gentlemen OF respectability need apply.
The Professor warrants to learn any person to
spar in " LESSONS, and is certainly the lightest
teacher of the day.
He viii give Grand spsrrfng Exhibition on ey-
cry Saturday night at the above room.
Admission only Is cts. This is good chance for
those whs may wish to put the gloves on TO learn.
ia i5-6t&
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HorfL SoLD-Msj,r 0 d. Downey has sold ths
Woodsde House. at Piedmont, Va for s2O. 900 -
b franklin Clark, Esq, of Philadelphia, was the
purchaser.
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MAIL AGENT ApPorNrsD.-Luthsr Lucas, of
Lynchburg. Va, has received the appointme ut of
Mail Agent on the Virginia and Tennessee railroad,
to supply the vacancy occasioned by the resigna-
ton of Georpa Kinnier
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THE DEEP RIVER COAL MINES

WILMINGTON, N. c., Jan. 19.-pioneer steamer
IIaughtoD, has just arrived here from the Deer
River mines, towing two barges of coal. A salute
of one hundred guns ia being fired in honor o.
the event.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-Au
persons having claims against the estate of Vic
tor hiiing. decd. will Present them TO the under
signed; and all persons indebted to the estate, will
make immediate payment to the under igned in
order to the settlement Of the said estate.
Mr. SPoTT is authorized to collect the ont
standing debts Of the concern
HENRY A PHILLIPS
Administrator Of Victor Milling, deceased.
ia 2I-6tx
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MARRIED..

On The i3tln January. lss by The Rev Mr. rIowrp,
at tn rs.idence OF fha brides father. NATMnN
HAhykY. ESQ of Richmond. Va. 70 Miss vI.oI..
MA ANN. daughter OF Bowler Cooke, Esq, OIL
Campbell c Entv, Va
si- The Central Presbyterian and Religious
Herald please eopr.
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RAILROAD BILL PAssED.-The "Cealfeld Railroad
bill has passed the North Carolina Senate by a
vote Of y to %.
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ET0no1aI Il. STxRL, Dentist, OHIO
and residence, No. 23l, Main, between sth and ct
utreets Richmond We. my 90-1y
Me- DR. JOHN b. WALTnALL, (HomGo-
psthist) offers his PROFESSIONAL services to the itf
Gems of Richmond ant its vicinity Office at his re
| idence, on Leigh str ct. two doors from 9th.
Ie I2-dly
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NEW ORLEANS MINr-The coinage at this mint in
Dscemeer amounted tn 500, 0O0 all in silver. and
the deposits to $42 Al, of which s40S, l25 was ia
silver and $40, 2s6 in gcId
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A GOOD INSURANCE GIVES Assn.
"A RANCE-H0ME INSURANCE. COMPANY OF
THE CITY OF NEW YORK When the best are
being mentioned, this Company may THEN be sppro-
prately referred 70 as IN order and IT only SIT
is unsurpassed by any Company at homo
abroad"
Cash capital s600 0oJ!-Surpfus fand $40 0c0!I
The uDdersig ned has been their agent for q year
past and is prepared. with new pleasure, TO isfue
FIRE POLICIES for Them Call and zee me-
THOMAS VI ALFRTEND,
General Insurance gent
SCr.h East corner of
ia 81 1t Main aud I4.h s.s.
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THE IRON WHEEL FEUp.-The ''Iron Wheel feud
among the Tennessee Baptists, has manifested its
bitterness in the friends of Rev. j. X. Graves. al
jackson, Tennessee, declining to associate with bis
opponents. Upon this demonstration the oppo.
nents seized the church. nailed it up, and re,
moved the bell. A law suit is to result
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n. TRAINED HORSES
EIGHT TRAINED HORSES,

~ TRAINED HORSES.
EIGHT TRAINED HORSES,
WITH THEIR RIDERS,
Will appear Soon In their
Different Acts of
H0RSEMANSHIP.
ETRICHyOND THEATRE
BENEFIT OF MR. EEAFIE.
BENEFIT OF NIX NEAFIE
LAST APPEARANCE but one of
MR NEAFIF.
MR. NEAFIES NEW PLAY. TONIGHT.
HAROLDE. TONIGHT
THE MERCHANT CT CALAIS, TONIGHT.
Mr. EEAFIE AS HAROLDE
FAINT HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY.
MR. HEAFIE las RUY GOMEZ
A THRILLING TRAGIC PLAY
AND A
PETITE COMEDY,
Forming bill of
UNSURPASSED ATTRACTION.
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So FAMILY OF GIANTS.
TIE FAMILY OF GIANTS
viii shortly appear.
LOOK OUT FOR THEM.
The Wonders OF the Age.

r., Va. CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL
W~~S-a SOCIETY "A meeting Of the Exec've Com
u ittes Of the VIZ, Central AGRICULTURAL Society 10
Office Of President Lyons.
A full meeting Is earnestly desired.
G. DIMM0CK,
ja2i-H Secretary Va Cl Ag'l 60.
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La III sa NOTICE. 1859

70 PASSING Frs GOING NORTH.-NEW AR
RANGEMENT - go IMPORTANT TO TRAVEl.-
CHECKs-3REAT NORTHERN ROUTE Garry
ing the great United States Mail: Twice daily (suR-
day night excepted) between Richmond, Alexan-
York, and all CT fmplt mt points West, -Sa via
.cquia Greek and sshn2ton, over the Richnl md,
Frederick sbrrg and Potomac Railroad. to the Poto
mac River Is miles: aud by spleudid aud conforta-
bic Steamers. thence to Washington, fifty five miles,
In all 100 miles III hours; being comfortable and
perfectly safe of speed.
Hours of departure-6 As A NJ, and 80 P N.
BAGGAGE, under charge of Special Agents,
az CHECKED THROUGH ga to Washington
Baltimore. Philadelphia and New York
Through tickets can be procured at the following
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H&T PARKR PoINDExTgR,
ATTORNEY AT Law
e~- A LONG ESTABLISHED

win practice In the city eff Richmond and in the
counties of Chesterfield. Powhatan and Amelia.
HA- Office in Lisle's Building. corner of Main AID
18th streets &c 23-i2m
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~HARTsHoaNE' 8 ANTI-BILIoUs PILLS
Are ihe safest and best Purgative Pills in They
act upon the Liver. stomach and Bowels carrying
off ali bile and every foul secretion. They opn,t
at any time without fear of exposure. They remove
Colds from the system and prevent REsuma lsm -
CUR E-ALL the great PAIN ANNIHILATOk II
Won have a cough use HARTSHORNES COUGH
SYRUP, which is the best Cough Syrup In the
world.