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created quite sensation with our citizens as we
see and hear daily of persons that have used them
sna recommending them to Others. as if t We're the
emily medicine in tie world. We would call the at
tention OF merchants or ering goods from the city
to be mindful Of BAKERS PREMiUM BiTTERs a.
friedt Ii hss performed more remark sble cures
than any medicine ever discovered. IL can be used
by al sexes with perfect safety. Being puro sly veg
etatla 1t stands unrvaled for the cure of Dyspep.
sa, Colds Coughs. Cholic Nervous affections Gen
eraI Debility. Ague al Fever. and Nervous Head.
inrnisaed the proprietor Of this valuable medicine
ior the absve COMP siEts You can be supniedAky
all the principal Druggists in the city Of Richmond
and elsewhere in Virginia and North Carolina.
~sHAMpooSINa WITH SHOWER
BATH aGentlemen. If you wish to get ar
heads shampooued with tket shower bath, I would
advise you to call at the Hair Cutting. shaving
rican Hotel Entrauce on lIth street. Single bath
2' cents. or five tickets for 81. my 10
EJ VlsIToss TO THE BAPTIST CosvEN-
TON AND STRANGERS IN THE CITY. respectfully
invited 70 call st the Photograph and Fine art Gal
lery ofG W sINNIs. NO 1877 vain street. opposite
the Custom House, and examine the beautiful spe
ciHens on exhibition in every branch of Photogra-
phy-wheIe the art can be seen in its utmost perec
tton. my
HS- CHEAPEST GooDs ever sold in this
city great chance is now offered to all in want
Of bargains-24 yards Trimming Fringe tor 371a; IL
springs Extension Skirts 75c: silk Necktes for gen
temen 25c; gents Under shirts 25c; Mantillas and
bustcin pIICes W suit
buy ers large assortment Of WrappiDgs for Misses
and Children Of the latest designs; Bonnets Ribbons
Flowers: Rrches; Head Dresses: Dress and Mantle
Trimmings Embroideries; Black Sss; Fancy No
t0ps L. dies Dress Goods. &C.. &c. Fer the best and
cheapest doods, cali at the Mantle DEPOT 60 Main
street. my 81 L EZEKIEL.
TFRssH LHnoass.-I have lust 70.
osived by Adams Express q fresh lot OF Swedish
LEKCHES. whish will be applied upon most reason.
able terms.
TO- Gan be found st all hours OF the day at the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel and Of
night on 9Th street French Garden Hill.
my 25-ts z. q. HOBSON
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Mayors CoURr.-Yesterday morning
there we're six seven negroes before the Mayor
for various offences. Wn. Mann and Robert
Green. one for STEALING $55.4S, and the other for
Hustiugs Court. The others were whipped and
cleared
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RIcrSoSp DIREcroRY. new Directory
has iust appeared, which appears 70 bs veil ".
RAGGED. Il is complied BY W kuasss FsssLsW, and
~ q m WYxxs, Of this city. Is contains very
sood map q The city and much insormssioo, -
s;dse ths names, prolsssions and residences cf tae
citssus- We bellows tt 3 sensraiiy aecarssei ~
10 this establishment.
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IST OF LETTERS-Remaining in the
~ RICHMOND POST OFFICE, on the 18th day of
May, 1859. .-7S .
81 Persons calling for letters in this List will
please say they are ADVERTISED 49,
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TRE ENGLISH ELEcTioSs.-rhe Eoglish borough
Tue general result cannot, Of course, be known,
but the indications were that the Derby party
would be beaten. THE attempt to defeat Mr.. Bright
in Birmingham, proved u ridiculous failure, and
ut Carlisle, Sir James Graham aud Mr. Lawson, his
nephew, who advocates the ballot, we're returned.
Iu the last Parliament the Derbyites had one OF
the members from Carlisle. At Bristol, Mr.. Berke.
ley, leading ballot advocate, and Mr.. Gore Lang
ton, a liberal, had been returned. Mr.. Richard
Golden had been returned without opposition, for
Rochdale. MIR. Edwin James, the emiuent coun
sci, had again been returned from Mary lebone.-
No doubt was entertained of the re- election OF
Lord John Russell aud his liberal associates in the
city Of London.
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nr LET THE WHOLE AFFLICTED WORLD
REAp TIE TESTIMONY OF LADY AFTER IS YEARS OF
NORTHAMPTON Co. April 18th.

Rad TIE TESTIMONY OF LADY AFTER IS YEARS OF
NORTHAMPTON Co. April 18th.
MRssRs. TYLER ADAIR;-I have been afflicted
vita rheumatism at times from my twelfth year
will be fifty years of age the 18th of this month
The attacks were at times severe as to render me
helpless, have tried various remedies to very lii.
shoulders. sides. back and hips. l could not rest
day or night. I could not move any part of my
body without crying with pain. At this time also
tried many remedies, iuterns and external with.
out receiving any relief was at last advised to try
one bottle Of which, felt much better. and as |
continued taking it, felt strength coming into my
back and limbs. and ny stomach strengthened aud
revived every way. have taken five bottles, and
am much better than ever expected TO be. / in-
tend TO uss it whenever need it, ana would rerom-
mend it to the affi cted. believing it TO be une-
qaaIed. Yours. ELIZABEIH BAGwEu
lsssrs Roarlruy f Mortimer:
Gents-ars Ehz ,befh Bagweil is 9 Lady Of the
Highest respeetability wealthy and infuential-the
cure in her case speaks volumes IN iavor OF thls
heard OF have derived great benefit from its in
our county. We entirely out of the article. and
haze daily anxious inquirers to know when wewili
il from the present demand. and want you to send
Us a box IS soon as possible.
April 18th, Northampton county, Va.
Can and get par1phhlsnTs hn s9a "a see R;cbond b,
e z al the Hs
l. B.sE ss ss y snd
ss- 81 Per bottle; six bottles for ss.
MY l0-s&wts
NST FaUa YEaRs' EXPERIENCE WITH
HAiR REsroRLriyRs The following letter from
gentleman long and favorably known in Boston and
Ycio'ty. who has had III ost favorable opportunities
kRoipiB9 Of what he writes. will are sure salts
fy the most credulous
WAIrHAM. Mass. January 2a. 1889.
kRlsRs W EAaAN d Co: Gents-I have been
selling HEIMSTREET'5 "Iaimtta6e BAR REsTo-
BArIyE for three four years, sgh good sdttSfdc'
tioR and success have tried varIL US other srLicies
In the market. pages Pockard's, Avery g oods,
&c } but yours has the decided pre- ference among
them ell. have neeer hesitated tu recommend 1t
for al il claims TO do several ladies of our town
who had been aUedrng false hair for ssrerd pears
have laid it aside and now have tA and taruf1dat
head of hair of 0Dfaat shade ana c0Or produced by
using two or three BEETLES of your article; anc when
By some means they hsve been induced 10 try some
thing else, palRed upon them as being superior.
they have ainost iardrt5ly returned TO the use OF
your Hair CoioriEg again. a5 the only Beritorf0us
and rstiabs article iu use-fDdng 1t Is tolse drt-
cls as steap any of the Hair Oils Washes with
which the market ID flooded.
sB EMMONs.
Remember that these unparalleled results were
p-odrcsf by BEfdSTREEI'o Inimttdbte, the orr
ginal aud only reliable article In use.
Sold every where Price SOC u bottle.
L HAGAh CD Proprietors.
Troy. New York.
~ FIsHKg Il WINSTON, Agents. Richmond.
IN
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SPECIAL uorIcHa.

SEdVIAI MOxICH6,
LEE & PLpAsasrs-
ATTORNEYS AT Law.
6oochiand aud Hanover, -
As Notaries Public ani Commissioners of Deeds
sn tsey are authorised 20 take Dispositions Arid
vita Acknowledgements Of D2eds Powers OF Attor.
hey t,s OF SALE &C, 60 be used or recorded In the
senssai states aud Territories Of the Union.
oifee en- nth st, Sd door from Main. NH ply
e RkraIagRsroRs.
REFRFGERAToRS. cheap, chsapl
WATER C0CLERS
WtTER COOLERS
IfnHER BATHS
ICE CRElM EPEEZERS
ICE PITCHERS
Persons wishing ANY of the above articles will
hno large assortment, at ERl Low PRICES
Thus BULkLEY
my o-tm l35 Main atreet
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INDEPENDENT ORDER OF RED Max

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF RED MEE.-The
msnbe Of Pocahontss Tribe No. ID OF this city
made handsome demonstration yesterday af.
ternoon, in honor Of the Great Council of
the State, which has been in session here for two
or three days past. delegation from the Pow hatau
Tribe, NO. 10, OF Petersburg, numbering about
thirty, arrived in the morning, having bean in
vited by the Richmond Red Men, to participate in
the festivities The procession was formed at
their Wigwam, commonly called Corinthian Hall,
between 2 and O'clock as they express 1t in
the Indisn STYLE at 80 brsaths past the I'd run and
tue march commenced about the Sd run. The re.
gala OF the order 10 quite attractive, pariaking
some what OF the atorginee character III the matter
Of wampum; while bows and arrows, tomshawks
and war clubs, were freely distributed throughout
the iine 1t was the expectation of the uninitiated
that the Red Men would appear in complete In
dian costume, and hence there we're some expres.
sions of disappointment when the procession
passed. We think, however, that they adopted
the more sonsbe plan. The order being, as We
understand, purely benevolent institation its
purposes and aims would not have been exalted
By parade boz deriug on the fantastic. The Va.
rious emblems carried 10 the procession all have
their proper significance, though We are unable to
that the pageant was highly creditabIe to the
Order Of Red Men, and will probably result in an
increase Of their numbers in Richmond.
Powhatan Tribe, from Petersburg, carried
handsome banner, made CT crimson silk, one side
| Of which bore an appropriate Indian device, and
the reverse this inscription: "Powhatan Tribe. /.
| o. r. NJ, Petersburg, Va. Instituted the 17th
Sun Of the Buck Moon, G. s. 561l. Freedom,
Friendship, Charity
In the procession, various degrees Sers repre-.
| sented by Braves, Warriors, Chiefs, Poww0ws, Sa-
chems, ct cetera. The Armory Band furnished
most excellent music.
After long march, the tribes returned to the
Wigwam, where good dinner awaited them, and
| the remainder Of the evening was devoted to &C.
| ciAl enjoyment
Presentation Yesterday morning, the Great
Council Of the State, desrous Ct tsstifyipg their
respect for q popular member of the order, Mr.. G.
A. b Cofroth, Of Winchester, presented him with
| an elegant silver goblet, bearing an appropriate
| inscription. The presentation speech wos made
| BY Mr.. w. H. Lemoine, OF Petersburg; and the
c,pient ;eelingly replied. Mr. Cofffoth has fur
| come time held prominent eflce in the Great
Council, and has rendered valuable service to the
order His voluntary retirement from Office was
made the occasion of this expression Ut
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fAiaelSg's soalxs
ANN TkE LkdALiZED STANDARD


9fossta schieA aFxs =, y, a sse.,,s,,o ,o,, ~
ottsoees ens q Fsir5uass' Na1s IN s,s, a. X l/,
49, 49, aaa gao RaSiTo@-! Gbnpafy and onr az a,.
msasss5s59Fr, sCl. fecestig fr,ei i me ss,,yf
esss's ffeaS Baitseg JTe 2ae cass osscs.,,,si 81.
St.ss itse ddyS, and sf;s.!s MARSHALL IA dr,1Srino
~ attsstoh stated as The resa ef he srssisncs tbat
bIe ae'e5eep a. Fllstxs.ks' Sases' scss
eSyessa dai aaestsoa. 'S'N''e1
EXAMINE YOUR SCALES.
." aseeahkcT SCALE WILL kNAw TIE vssy vrrArs
ostof An APPARENT. rRospkaous BUSINESS
-, seer scaies thoroughly, aud If found incor.
~, N throw tasm aside and buy one of FairhAnk :.
Ss~statsd Scales, the universally ackuowIet red
standard tof eorrest weixht
WORD oe CAUTION
tas netstaTsse3 ycpsLtstaa of thsse Seal, hos ,,,
aet. ne reasrs Q fmerfect and eorttlsss h1i11rss
I" SEsf ts<as az tdirtutls' Scales" AID psrrlsers
"ssrsop. "a xsahy aasta'aess. been subjected %
They can only be had In Richmond of CLARK.
scS ANDkhSoN Co. No Ias Main street. who
~f~ tne sgsnts. aud who keep constantly on hand
pSaIAhLE PLATFORM SCALKS
PLATFoRM COUNTER SCALES
gNl0N, on FAMILY SCALES
9koCSkS SCALES
DORMANT WAREHOUSE SCALES
kNkN BALANCES
IMPROVED LETTER BALANCES
And deliver st short notice
WHEAT OR HOPPER sCALEs
FLOUR PACKING SCALES
GOAL DEALERs' AND FAkMEHg, scayYs
Hay AND CATTLE SCALkS
RAILROAD DEPOT SCALES
RAILROAD TRACK SCALES
WEQn LOCK SCALES
nh i{--2m
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lSTER.

Ecing, I
ireet, two
eral Com.
II give my
ale of eve
| at, Corn.
ion to I'm.
of public
TER,
A .Itter
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aF- PARKa PoIHDsxTER,

MR- PARKa PoIHDRxTER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
RICHMOND VA.
Will practice In tbs city Of Richmond and In the
counties of Chesterfield, Powhatan and Amelia.
"a Onice in Lisle's Building, corner Of Main and
Ilth streets ae 23--I2m
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MARINE MATTRRs.-There are bnt few
vessels 10 port at the present time. The hesvy
trade IL pretty much over Tor the season, and The
dock presents nothing like the lively appearance
noted q feW weeks ago. ..,.5--st
The bark Clara HaxalI, engaged in the South
American trsde, haaled ous OF the dock ysstsr-
day. .--
The Roanoke got ssroppd on the bar, yesterday
morning, ard Was delayed several hours. This ID
of the "facts" which point directly 70. the
cessty of having that bar removed. Free trade
aud sailors rights, we'll the best inssrsssa at
Richmond, demand it. t. f
TIE steamer Curtis Peck 10 undergoing repairs at
Rocketts. She viii probably be ready for sers
vice by the time the Old Point "season" coms
meDces.
We observed the little Schults at her wharf
yesterday moraing, looking quite - tidy - ever
and none the woras for her recent accident.
The steamer Virginia, Capt Kelly, encountsrsd
very rough weather "Wednesday night, but arrived
here in COED aeason yesterday.
The steamers jamestown, for New York, and
City of Richmond, for Philadelphia, were detained
by stress of weather. and did not 70 ont Of Hampa
ton Roads tiii Thursday.
The ship Esther, Capt Leslie, for Rio, with lopf,
will sail from City Point to-day.
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An OLD FRENCH VErERAN.-GeBera paraguay De
Killers ~ to command one of the French divisions
in the war with Sardinia. He served under the
frs. Napoleon in Italy in 1895 and 1897. He was
in Egypt under Napoleon. He has been in the
French army over sixty years, and is over ninety
years of age.
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THa LAp1.s of Richmond should ha,x

In mind the fact that on Monday night the visits
ing Knights Templar are to attend the theasro
and that they should be there BY scores and han.
dreds to give them cordial reception. In Bssloa
the fair sex were out in great numbers to welcome
the Richmond CommaDdery on their late VISIT
Will not the ladies Of Richmond return the CONS
plimeutf
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HoEoRs TO RoYALTY.-The juvenile Prince Al
the most wonderful manner. II is sta ted thar the
whole population in their picturesque dresses
turned out to see and welcome his Royal High
ness, aud his numerous cavalc ado rode through
crowd OF eager people, meu in their red and
white turbaDs, with holyday robes OF scarlet
cloth, women xud grie 10 dark blue and red, with
gold coins on their heads aud bracelets of gold
and silver on their arms, on every terrace and
roof, and many prayer of "God preserve him to
his mother" or "God lengthen his days." was
heard in al audible voice by che bystauders in
their vernaculsr Arabic. Oae man even ran for
ward and spread his garments in the way, but the
Prince, with delightful tact" turned his horse
aside 90 as to avoid treading on them.
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FAIRTIILD PAoEs-Fourth ray.-The
race yesterday asweepstake for three years old
colts aud hiss mile heats, $3.50 entrance, 500 for
felt, which there were three entries. The day was
due for good sport, and the attendance good. We
sppeud summary:
sweepstakes for sye&r olds. $50 entrance. @ioO
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ETRR nv
hce of the
hd, TO con.
! Commits
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ClrY CoUscn.-l called meeting 81 Is

CrTY C0UNcn. called meeting Of the
Council wss held ss the City Hall yssssr1sy elsss.
noen e 4 oelook. Pfsssat-1sews. eea1dsrs,
sa ssS'y Zoo. ss.is:s p.seos a
kins and Allen. Abssat-1ls. 1a1bett
Aztendsug Hms.-A resoautton wae ofDDgoa aod
.oopesd, extending the time allowed he Commit.
.ss on Daspuesd k,sestcas ses tskisg svj1ssos 10
shs iss y election cass nov bsss hss sst
7hs Gas Wbrks-Ths Prss,osss s,aasa thas the
Coupcil had been called as the request Of -
Cnaafmso 9. tne committes % Light
Mr.. Hill then read fro0 Q paper II RIA lad \
synopsis Of the action Of ne co.mistss on Lishs.
showing h0W they bed sppoutsd Mr. Ha9srt1 -
superintendent OF 0as. pro tem, ssd shst % eotng
70 ths Works - instsii Ne. Hsssrsy, the Oosnis-
tee on Light were met BY . prsisss from nr.
wynne. deciiaipg 70 surrender the works uatii
his successor wss duly qualified.
long discussion followed the rsAdias. Massrv.
Hill, Denoou and Glsxsbrook taking The gro0nd
Me-. Hasersy Superintendent pro tsM-. ssd Nsssss.
Barr, 0rastsn, Whitfield, Mills sud eaapdsrs -
king the groand that Mr.. Wypue he'd not rsoigus
ed, and that, usder the eharser, nsithsr the CoUs
mittee nor the Council had . right 70 Install any
one IN the once until he was frss legally qualis
Me-, Hil offered the sollowisg rssolutieus
Resolved. BY the Council Of the city of ktchmond,
wynns of iSee sSs osss &C. WSsfs a
re property q the City aa. works !. % e.s6ls
them % Install Mr. Daniel Haawsy in the s@ce Of
pointed TO that Office BY the COMMITTEES On Hght on
oth May l85e under authority srAuted then b reso
ton of the Council on 18th April. F.3ss -
The resolution being on its passage, Mr.. Hill
called the ayes and noes, which resulted q fol.
lows: s
Ayes-Messrs. Allen. Gisssbrook Grsanor, Hill,
Haskins and Dsnoor-6. -
Noes-Messrs. Sanders, Epps, Roddsy, Rich.
ardson. Burr. 0rattap, Mills end Eppe-S.
Msssrs. Hill. Glszsbrook, Dsnoo6 and 0rsaoor
rendered their resignation q msnbsrs Of thACom-
mittee on Light s.ss 400
On motion, the resignations we're laid on the ~
hla- Ft.-1
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Final Celsbrafions-rhs Literary
Societies Hoan0 Asn's G.ristian Association-
Unirersity Grounds-Rep. j.. A. Broadm--D Dr..
Do,oney.
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The Council then adjourned.

YoRK RIVER RAnRoAp.-The rail is now
laid on THE road for distance Of about 10 miles
below Richmond. Tbsvwosk was also commsueed
at the White House two days ago, and 10 nov pro-
gressing this way. Thus the road will b Auishsd
a. far a. the Pamunkey River In . very short
time, unless some unforeseen circumstance pre-.
vents. Two locomotives are employed In hauling
matsrial--oue at this end Of the line, and one at
the other-and, but for the delay In bridging the
river, We might confidently expect the compilation
Of she York River Railroad this season. Many
improvements have lately been msds at West
Point, and We risk nothing In saying u viii b
one Of the most Attractive resorts In HAsteru yiy-
eiuia All We want now ID facility Of getting
there and 1t IL to be hoped that this will soon b
Afforded.
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HEAVY DECLINE IN SEcURIrIEs-Altogsther, the
depreciation in the funded and share securities
held by British investors within the three days end.
ing the 2o.h ult, may be estimated (says the Lon
don correspondent of the New York Commercial
Advertiser at least equal to $780, 600 600 Amer.
ican securities have ofcourse shared in the general
downfall although their eventual prospects must
be improved by all that is now threatening. Hi.
nois Central are quoted at As discount.
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TIE AMgRICAN TRACT SoCiErY.-Ihe anniversary
meeting of the American Tract Society took place
in New York Wednesday. Everything offered
proposing to agitate the subject of slavery was
laid upon the table, after much excitemeat aud
discussion, and the regulsr ticket for officers was
chosen by q vote of 33l TO %. The annual report
shows that the past years contributions have been
$4,000 in advance of last year, the total sum be.
ing $38S,273 81 The expenditures We're $3.50 O94
Tho socIetys colporters have the past year visited
6SS 9S2 families, aud found So 29 destitute of the
Bible. There 525 colporters and 12s students
In the employ of the society; and there were cir.
culated during the year 659772 volumes, 1868
954 publications, 230 $3.50 pages; total since
2l5, ,534 ,995 publications, 5,357 1884 pages
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8EOON.

8 AND
TOBACCO
d . large
! would be
his season.
md HALF
| ter, 4t.
|E GARY
Cary sts.
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LORD JOHN RUSSELL ON WAsHINGroH.-The first
volume Of "rhe Life and Times OF Charles James
Fox" by Lord John Russell, has just appeared IL
Engiand. The London papers say his lordship ha.
dealt with his subject in q frazmentary. almost
incoherent manner. His first volume is cem-
mentary, aud little more. As q commentary,
however, it 10 characteristic, aud the concluding
passage Is, perhaps, the most charac teristic Of
all:
"Before taking leave of the American war, O
few words may be allowed on topic where there
can be little difference OF opinion. George WASH
in gton, withouS the genius of julius Cesar or
Napoleon BOnaparte, has q far purer fame, .as his
ambition was Of q higher aud holier nature. In
stead OF seeking to raise bis own name or seize
supreme power, he devoted his whole talents, mil.
itary aud CIVIL to the estab lishmeut of the inde-
pendence and perpetuity of the liberties of his
own country. In modern history no mau has
done such great things without the soil of sel sh-
ness or the stain of a groveiiing ambition. C~ssr,
Cromwell, Napoleon, attained higher elevation;
but the love OF dominion WAS the spur that drove
them on. John Hampden, William Russell, Al.
gernon Sydney may have had motives as pure and
an ambition as sustained; but they fell To
George Washington, nearly alone in modern
times, has it been given to accomplish q wonderful
revolution, aud yet to remain TO ali futnre times
the theme of peoples gratitude aud al example
of virtuous and benefcent power"
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Sunday .
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I have for
Of Crates,
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West side,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-14

nE HENRY L. BROOKE has resumed
.hs nraotice Of Law In the city Of Richmond.
Of3ee in Belyin's NeS Building. on 18th: fronting
Bank street. Ja a@o-n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-14

BATH -Gentlemen. If you wish TO get y, ar
heads ehampooued with thet shower bath, ! would
advise lou to call at the Hair Cutting. shaving
shampooning and Bathing Saloon under the Ame-
rican Hotel. Entrance on llth street. Single bath
2o cents, or five tickets for 81. my 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-14
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-14

nsS- De. JoHs B. WALTHALL, Hom@c-
Offers his professional services TO the CHI
xe az Of Richmond enf Its vicnty. Once At his re-
sidease on Lsigh str ct. two doors from 9Th.
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