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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-07

y " N-HIH1 VI ~ y N011
~ AND LOT IN MANCHESTER.-By virtue of
a decree of the Circuit Court Of City of Richmond.
p,ade the a h day Of uary 1882 in the cult of
"B lllautf Co. VS. Hooper, &C." shsll as Special
Gu the.premtacs Ga FRIDAY. the 18Th day Of Fs-
hruary, 1882 al o'clock. NJ; # fair il not. on the
rst fair day there after. the iIs estote IF John n
ing house thereon now occupied by him. being K t
No So, 10 the plan OF the town Of Manchester.
TERMS or SALE Cash, as TO cost CT suit and ex-
penses of sale and the balance upon red;t Of Il
months, with interest from tie day of eae, for =
negotiable note, with approved endoTfsr AID TT e
retained until i conveyance ia dscTeed by tie
Court. II I CLAIBORNE.
f. 7-eodtd Commissioner
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VALUABLE FRAMED BUILDING ON
By Richard Cauthorn.
TRUST SALE OF A VALUABLE Bl

TRUST SALE OF A VALUABLE Blu.
L S1NEsS STAND AND A SLAVE-By virtue
Of Deed Of Trust from Robert Taylor to me Is
Trustee. dated the ith December. 1855, recorded IN
Richmond Hastings Court; | shall proceed to sell
February, 1859, beginning at ~ O'Clock NJ, On the
premises, corner Uf 18th ami Franklin streets in
the city of Richmond, all the said Taylor's right
title and inter est in the lease of the Lot and prem
ses tusted as aforesaid. The property Is very de
siraole business stand, and the interest TO ba sold
offers great advantages to a purchaser. Also, All
the same time and place, female slave name 4
Nancy, in said deed conveyed
TERMS -CHehalf cash: the remaining half on a
crefit OF four months uEtere5t added for az prov
ed endorsed negotiable nctes
H0WiSON, Trustee
Sale conducted by RICHARD CAu7HoaN, Auct.
did
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By Robert B. Lyme.

A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT. ON
"A 9TH STREET, BETWEEN GRACE AMI
FRANKLIN STREETS. AT AUCTION Will be
sold ct public auction On the Is cay If February
at o'clock NJ upon the premises, that valuable
Binding Lot, 81 usted described above fronting
81 feet. and running back ~ feet to u sixteen feel
alley, Being the same lot Purchased by williamson
Alien Of Rutherford's executor, adjoining lot be
longing to A G Stubs.
Terms made known at sale.
ia
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TWO FRAMED TtNEMENTs ON IN

TWO FRAMED TkNEMENTS ON 2Np
STREET AT AUCTION.-WiIl be sold upon
the premises on THURSDAY, the 18th instant i'm
mediately after the sale of the above property two
framed tenements the West side OF I'd street and
near to Duva street, each with six rooms, besides
kitchens and adapted both for and dwellings.
The lots front 20 feet each. and back Us feet.
TERMS Cne fourth cash. the balance at4 8 ard
r. months, for negotiable notes. carrying interest
and satisfactorily secured
JAMES NJ TAYLOR SON.
?. The sale will commence at o'clock, 2. NJ,
with the lot on Grace str, et
fe 3-tds J VI. T. & SON.
sALS0-A beautiful Building Lot on the west side
q Is street. Immediately opposite Mr. HuIcher's,
and folmerls of the city lots II fronts 60 feet
an runs back l32 feet, to an alieT Is feet wide
fe NJ 7 son.
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~rx-,zzy.zr, THE ADAMS EXPRESS

10 rEE.sszzzg1 The ADAMS EAetstSo
so sisSsse-Szss.sCOMPANY. 1874 Main st. having
resumed their Steamship Express to and from Nor
folk Petersburg and Richmond by Steamers James
town and Roanoke, which leave New York every
Wednesday and Saturday, and thence by railroad 10
Weldon, Wilmin gton, Lynchburg, Salem, Wvtheyille
and the principal places in Virginia and North Caro-
lima are now prepared to forward with great dis.
patch and at reduced rates every Kind Of Merchsn
named cities, and al places on the ssaboard.
Our Express on the Steamships will be accomr snied
by special Messengers, who viii give their personal
attention to the careful handling of goods entrusted
to the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S Steamship Express.
Shippers will please take notice that packages to
points In Virginia and North Carolina will be seit by
steamers unl2ss Of herwise marked
Freight received, day OF sailing, until ocl Nk
PM. J. L. MACDONOUGH,
Agent IF Adams Express CO.
~ SPECIAL NQIICE.-Ezpres. packages for
Norfolk. Petersburg, Richmond and all places in VIZ
sinia and North Carolina intended for shipment by
steamships Roanoke and Jamestown, will hereafter
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
who are the authorized Agents for Express privileges
on these ships.
ssfiice of the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDLAM d PLEASANTS. Agents.
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BY Alexander Mott, Auct
FURNITURE, DRY GOODS AM

Il VUNII u M, DN y y y u . hN u
L. GROCERIES Will be sold at suction at M
store, on TUESDAY morning next. the Sth FebrG
AIRY, commencing at IL O'clock, large sssortmen.
new and sec midland Furniture.
DRY deODS-Cloths, Casslmeres Cassineits. Me
rines, Alpscas, Calicos ard Domestics Ready Made
Clothing.
Boots shces, Hats, Caps and Bonnets.
GROCERI Es- IS bbIs Rye Whisky; 25 do French
Brandy; do Port " ice; Sugar; Coffee; Molasses
Soap. Candies, &C
Also, 3 large assortment Glass and Eerthenwsre.
fa ALEX N(yTr Auct
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It being necessary, owing to the death
of Capt Davis TO dispose of lis interest in the fine
and popular steamers, GLEN COVE and CURT Is
PECK now running on james River, an ia
structsd by the Remaining stockholders 70 off for
sale. at same time aud place, the residue OF the
stock in said Steamers 20 that partIes wishing TO
purchase may have the opportunity Of owning the
entire stock in both boats, should they 80 desire.
The Glen Cove IL a new boat. built with all the
modern improvements " Ell furnished, and of great
speed. Her capacity is between i've and six hun
bred tons burtben.
The Curtis Peck" long and fasorasly known on
James River is also a boat of great speed and Of
capacity of five hundred tons burthen.
both boats have recently undergone thorough
repair. -
sale.
For further information, address or apply to
RIO HASKINS, ssc'y,
Richmond, Va
~ Enquirer AMI Wing publish till day Of sale
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAT
By 0oddin & Apperson, Aucts.

z VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENTS
ON THE WESTERN LINs or Is7u. ngrvrry
MAIN AND CARY sTREETs FOR sALE Ar
AUCTIOS:-Will be sold on WEDNEsDAY the
10Th DAY OF February, 1859, on the premises. com.
mcncing at O'Clock r NJ. the three brick tanemens.
located as above, occupied by Messrs PhfIjp Her.
Rheim.r r. Isaac Jacobs and Others all of whom ara
good aging tenants The property Yields an nr.
greRnte rent Of over 500 per snnum The houses
are well built, and are now in good order
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance at 3, and mos
for negotiable notes interest added and secured by
trust deed. The taxes and insurance for 1889 to be
Paid by the purchaser. The houses being covered
with tin, are insured at stG0 in the Richmond Fire
Association at half er cent premium.
fe1 G0DDIN 4 APPERSON, Ancts.
VALUABLE FRAMED BUILDING ON
A LEAsEHOLD, on THE CORNER or BROAD
AND WALL kTRfEFS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION
viii be sold on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of Fe
Druary. Is =. on the premises, commencing at
O'Clock p NJ, the large framed building located "a
above. subject to a ground rent of $50 per anuuEa
10 expire On the lst oyembeT, ls6s The house has
a number OF tenants. ard the aggregate rents
arount TO about fs0O to 800 per enEum The house
TFRMs-One fourth cash; balance at }, 6 and {
months. for negotiable notes. interest added secur
ed by trust deed. The taxes for 1852 lie paid BY
the purchaser. GODDIN APPERsON,
AurtiO
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DUBLIC sALE.-The subscriber hav.

DUBLIU SALE.-The subicrlbsr hav-
L ing made arrangements to leave this part Of the
NEsDaY next the 9Th instant, II fair, if not, tbs
NJ It fair day, the FARM on which be LOu resides.
situatof Ia Heurco. near Hungar Water Citation,
containing l52 acrss. about ole half cleared, ard
the remainder ia wSols. The buildings are aufti-
Gent fer farm Of it's .iz, and there lie on tie plxcs
large supply OF due Fruit Trees. OF various kiats;
a well of rood water in the yard.
and on tbs same day. will be sold the Farming
Utensils, oaa Mule one Cart Corn. 70 .der Shucks,
Hay and GoEs. 4 lot of very fine Fowls. Household
and Kitchen Furniture.
TERMS ms de known On day Of sele.
fs 7-2;s RICHARD TYLER
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.n-A FOR SALE AT AUCTION
SfC-The splendid STEAMERS "0LEN
COVE" and CURTIS PECk"-As personal repre-
sentative of the late Cort John Davis. shall, on
TUESDAY, the LIST day of March, 1862, expose to
sale all his interest in the above stesmers consist
ing of 740ths in the Glen Cove" and 73sths in the
Curtis Peck"
Sale to tax place from the Wharf, at Rockets.
MARY A DAVIS, Adm'x
OF John Davis, deceased.
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RUNAWAYs.
p WAS COMMITTED to the Jail

"A Of Chesterfield county. on the 9Th instant a
~ NEGRO. who calls himself WM WGITE,
~.k-. aud says be is Free and resides In the city
OF Baltimore, State Of Maryland. Tie qaid Negro
Is about feet inches high, complexion black and
rather slow in speaking when spoken to If the
said negro not free, the owner Is required TO come
forward. prove property, pay charges and take him
away, or he Will be dealt with according 10 law.
= A DUYAL,
IA lT-ims Tailor Cheaterfin cid comfy Va
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pkDFOHD "ALUM AND Cd n 4
MASS This al tic,e ia the only known reme-
20 eiYec Jug pr rRHnent cures OF Scroius in all
" "sneyt * rsva ted forms; Dyspepsia; rrelapsus
fll al If = aindI ii affections; il is also "SprcG
~ tho cure Piles Gravel, Dtbe:es. Liver
PLANTS ChroL Diarrh'ea. and all TcpereC!
>ls>s A Cireals r. containing ceTtjhc Rtes Oi some
= Cr most eminent practitioners, can bc procured
agents who have fhe article for SAFE, put up
rloo Eia bo1et, which contain = quantity OF
t's" e1u valeBt 10 six gallons Ct strong Alum
- Odiue Water.
LtfpJEY 4 ROBINSON,
sth and Frank liu Streets,
f..
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BOARDING.

ROARDING.-To those who are look
- ing ont for q pleasant location where they will
months. the undersigned would ray that abe has
two vacant rooms suitable for families, at the YIR
GINA HOUSE, on Grace street. not more than
fifty yards from the Capitol Square. AlBo, . num-
Der of young men. as day boarders, will find this
the most desirable location in the city.
70 film MRS KELLY.
DOARDiNG.-TheM Misses MURRAY,
~ on Grace street, between 5th and 9Th streets
have several pleasant vacant Rooms, suitable for
families or single gentlemen.
r B MURRAY
ia 24-Im MI MURRAY.
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FALL TRADE.

1859. 1859.
TOHN j. MEL Importer and
Wholesale Dealer In Foreign and Domestic Bran
dies, Wines Whiskeys. RUNS and Cordisls-No 10
Cary street. Richmond. Va, offers for sale
Cogniac and Rochelle BRANpIES. in bond or duty
Holland GIN; Port. Sherry. Madeira and Musoet
WINES
Scotch and Irish wHIsKEY; Jamaica RUM
In store 400 bbls of Domestic BRANDY Gin and Whjo,
key; 100 bbls Mountain Rye Whiskey, (man0
featured for me expressly
Fine old Peach and Apple Brandies, from TO years
old
Segars
few casks of Rhine Wine. which Twill sell low -
c'ose out the season.
Thankful for past favors, respectfully solicit
continuance.
HA-sole Proprietor Of the celebrated "Excelsiore
Pure Rye Whiskey. ja Jim
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AUOrIOn sALisp
N1rEFb1T
By Goddin s. Apperson, Auet'rs.
TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REA

TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
4 PROPERTY IN THE VALLEY OF RICH.
MOND.-0n TUESDAY. the sth Of February 1855.
commencing at O'Clock, r N, shall, By virtue Of
deed OF tlust to me from NJ Luciani and wife, fer
the benefit Of George d Darlington, dated the 10.h
o. september. 1855 and duly recorded, sell at pub
lc auction. on the premises, the property conveyed
to me BY said deed. to wit:-that lot Of land front
Ing twenty two feet on the western side Of Seven
tenth street in the city Of Richmond and running
back ninety five feet to street about forty feet
wide; which said lot Is known and designated on .
plat OF division of the estate of Gel Richard Adams,
on ME In the office Of the Clerk Of the County Court
Oh henIco, as lot number thirty eight" being the
same let that was conveyed to the said Luciaui by
me said GEORGE Nj Darlington and wife, by deed
dated the 18th October. ls5t and recorded In the
oHce OF the Hastings Court: and the same on which
saio Luciani ia'ely kept his Confectionery store
Inc improvements on said lot are neat and cupye-
story wooden building ""N WV
TERMS OF SALE Cash as to 40 much IA W in a ma
cessary to pay the expenses of sale and also Ali that
may be cow due, principal and interest 10 the "a
tafe OF the said Geo NJ Darlington (Which IL nbout
$3.50; and as to the whole residue Of the deb, dine
to said Clearinghouse estate in quarterly pa roents
OF Sl25 each, commencing the LIST of March next !.
and rs to the surplus If any the terms will be made
known on the day of sale The deferred paypIeu In
to be secured by q deed of trust on the property
believe shall be able to convey an undo,i bte d
title. but shall only sell and convey such title As
may be, or may become, vested in me.
B MINOR. Trustee
n Sale conducted by GopDIy ApPERsoS
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~ sale conducted by 6oDDIS q ArrERsos.
ia
MARKET FARM. ON

VALUABLE MARKET FARM, ON
BROOKE TURNPIKE, ONE MILE FROM
RICHMOND, TOGETHER With PERSON Al
TfoNMWiI, be- sos on WE EDN Fahr Ae
9th, 1859, commencing at IL O'Clock NJ the really
desireb,e Farm and Market Garden, located ON the
Brooke Plank Road, one mile abeve Rich mond, now
in the occupancy of Mr. p Quarles. 1t adjoins the
toll gate and contains eight acres Of lard highly
improved. and now cultivated with great success.
The garden hes been kept in good order and we'll
arranged for the coming season
The improvements consist of an excellent Dwell.
ing with five rooms, good Kitchen, Stable, Barn,
DC, all recently built.
Aie< the sste of the real estate will he sold tw
fine HGrses; 2 fine Mich Cows; Market Wagon and
Harness; Cart and Harness: all the Gardening I'm.
plemet IS, &c. &c. Also nice LOT of Cabbage.
IERhs-F0r the real estate. one-third cash, bal
ance ole aud two years for negotiable notes nterest
added properly secured. For the personal proper
ty, surls under $40 cash; that amount and ever.
months credit for approved enforse' negotiable
Eotes GODOIN A APPERSON
fa l.
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By Wesley Grigg, Auct.,
petersburg, Va
AUCTION SALE IN PETERSBURG.
NARGu NEW ORLEANS SUGAR AND

NARGu NEW ORLEANS SUGAR AND
" MOLAsSES. AT AUCTION-On TUESDAY,
the Sth February. 1852 at the South Side Railroad
Depot, CONNIE, cling at II O'Clock will sell the
go Of the schooner PccahoRtas, from New Orleans.
consisting CT
l73 hhds prime TO choice Sugars
253 barrels prime Mcasses.
TRIMS OF SALK For all sums under $lG0 cash; for
81 and upwards. month credit for approved Le-
gotiable paper -
fe So WESLEY GRIGG :Auct.
A OCTIUN SALE OF STOCkS.-We
L \ will sell at auction. at office. ON FRIDAY,
nth February, at II O'Clock. the following stocks
belonging to the estate of Mrs Ann Watkins, decd
$4,000 Virginia State Registered Bonds
100 shares Farmers Bank Stock
100 Bank OF Virginia do
81 Exchange Bank do
Also, shares James River Manufacturing Ca
Stock, belonging to an estate.
Will be adoed to the above gale
Is shares Va G. r. X. stock 49,
ia I9-sds JNO A LANCASTER SON.
Also, by order of court. nine shares Virginia Ger
trsl railroad stock; s1 Virginia Central Railrosd
Dividend Bond.
fe7 JN0. A. LANCASTER SON.
Goolr A,,ot
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By Henry W. Quarles, Auct.,
(No. $50 Main Street.)
A UCTION SALE OF A RICH AMI
AGENCIES.

r HAVE appointed DAVID N JONES,
L Of the city of Richmond. my true, sufheisnt and
lawful agent and attorney, for me and in my name
to carry the Confectionery business In said city.
to buy and sell for cash.
BURwELL JONRs.
Hanover county. Va. 2sth JAM lsss-ja 2s-3w
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COMMERCIAL SCHOOL,

~ CORNER of MAIN AND llTR STFrErs.
On the first Of February, the ,ubscrber will re.
ceive youths for instruction in Boo Keeping Ind
Commercial Arithmetic
The course Of study will comprise Double Entry,
the mos. approved methods cf Commercial Calcutta.
tious. and such information for the Counting House
| ascsu be acquired In an Elementary School.
tho'oueh knowledge of the arrangement and
design Ct the tEDGSR y Ill he impaired. Of pri
| mary Importance, and essential 10 pra ticsl IN
| Outstanding Of the system
Furiis will be instructed scperstely. I'd at any
hour most convenient 10 them from 10 A VI till +
| NJ, and from p NJ TO : PM
charge for the course, $40 One half payable In
advance. the balance On the 30th june or upon the
discontinuance OF the student from his studies
| w HUBBARD MITCHELL,
Accountant aud Copy let.
Room over Office Of Richmond Fire Association
| corner Main and 9Th streets 10 lq-lm
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DRAFTS DAGUERREAN CALLER,

L FTXTURES, &c. AT AUCTION WEDNES
DAY next. 9th instant, at 10 o'clock, will sell at
Pratts Daguerrean Gallery: on Main street
rets Sofas, Tables Looking Glasses, Chairs, Mate
riss OF every description. &C, &c.
The above embraces a very large collection OF Pic
ures, Dasuerreotypes and every article necessary
r the prosecution of the Daguerrean business. 10
h'ch the attention of young beginners and the
ubiic is requested.
TERMS casn.
ia T. Il COOK Auct.
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RELIEF FROM COUGH in ten min
a'ea- Poyforal Candy. of Horehound, Liver
dc, Tor Coughs. Gods. Bronchitis, and all aflee
~ ~ ' me ThtIet aud Lungs particularly adapt.
A. ~ children. Dose-one or two when Cough
49, Hlubies Prepared only by
- 1bO DOHDES Druggist and Chemist,
- LIS RrOAd Al Richmond In
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Nv For SA LE-My Colt PASS
.S OVER. Three years Old 4'h May. lSS9-by
Balcher 4 Crouch's Red Rye; dam Murat, by HnTri-
sons Virginian-Ie hands high and for symmetry
and perfection Of race horse FORM unsurpassed. He
is considered by the best of adges to be cut for
- -No o'lr ~. lie horse" Warranted sound in eve
ry respect, and 10 rUu one mile in one minute and
forty four seconds with the proper trainipe-strife
2h2 feet Price, six thousand dollars.
j w HENRY,
f. 3-lm" up q Henry'a Mills va
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DIP $3.50 REWARD. - Ran away,
CHARLES l.. HOBSON.
0WS! COWS !!-Wishipe

URA COWS. COWS !!-Wishing
SSSa orewhat to change my plan of farm
<ssGS-Es ing, offer at private tale % very stl-
perlnr MICH COWS. four or five Of them having
calves. Any one wishing calf by my premium
BULL, CAD send t. him at 81. calf insured or no
pay. Apply to
JOHN B. CRENSHAW
fe I'm RoCouCce Farm on Brook Turnpike
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EDUCATION.
RICHMOND MUSICAL iNsTT.

Ny rUTE The fourth semiannuni session Of
70 this Institution will commence February nth,
a ana close IN June, including term Of 20 weeks
Thorough instructions given In III theerv ard
prscace OF Nh &c. In the Vocal Gle a. the subject
70 nmriihed that children or Syt, RS old readily
cultivation Of tho Voice
isrms for the seesion per scholar. (raysbe at the
moore OF the SESSION. two lessons per week vocal
Class exercises adult sc M; Junior Cisssesst Piano,
orsan and Voice, ach $40 Admit Glass In Singing
Wiii meet on MONDAY and THURSDAY evening.
noon.
FOR further particulars. apply 10 L9ALLFHER
AT Il2 Broad street. Circular. ia 2n-lm
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ADAMS EXPREes COMPANY

4 LAME EXPRESS COMPANY
~, haYe removed their Office to aO2 Main IT..
- IOih, opposite Corinthian Hall. GOODs
t,s '' Or and delivered FREE Of charge for dray
80 ln-ts
HNDhElHB NEW CROP SEED
..te uese now 10 store our fresh supply OF Ian.
zen seed ,e0mp risiug Ia part Artichoke;
.SI1rg..ns: hsans: Beet Btoooli; Cabbage; Carrot
e Lettuce Onion; Dhra Melon. parsIsa
III, req; Pepper; Rsdsh; salsafi; Tomato
ssh iafnlP.i Herbs !s.sorted }
a.. flsHEh d WINSTON. Drugairts.
- Ne lzS Main stfsot.
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WILL be sold at puslic auction, on
w TUESDAY, the 3th Instant, at O'clock. 2 VI
our Ic, House upon the dock, between 2lst ard go
streets. adjoining the factory Of john III Gentry a
Co. Terms cash.
fs2 JNOOTAYLOR& BRO.
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AFOR. YIDNEN ANN BLA9YER ar

IL FEoTI5Ns.. HaRSsH6k NE's dRfATBuoHu
COMPOUND. for the rapid &re of all Kidney and
Bladder Complaints. This Concentrated COMPOUND
Extract Of Buchu is the best Remedy in the World
tor all Diseases or Complaints of the Bladder Kid
neys Dropsy, Gravel, elects. Leucorrh pa Whites
Urinary Complaints. Distractions and all Diseases
and Weakness Of the Sexual Organs, whether of a
constitutional origin, or from any other Cause Of
long CT short duration
II is prepared by a Chemist. containing 10 Mer-
curry. aud is pronounced by medical men to be not
only tbs best but the cheapest IBchu Com pound in
the world Persons who have suffered for years and
could scarcely WALK. have been cured by using one
or two bottles
Large Bottles 81: small Bottles. 50 cents. * Id by
FISHER WINSTON. and all Druggists in Rich
mond, Petersburg, Norfolk, and other towns in Vr-
ginia Ia 22-3m
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1859-10-27
The Parade at Larrison,s.

The Parade at Larrisons.
The review of the Hunterdon Brigade which
came off at Larisons's on Monday last was a
very grand affair, notwithstanding the lack of
Spectators Six companies of finely equipped
and ably Differed soldiers were present and went
through the various evoutions OF field practice
with credit Among the companies present, the
most noticible one was company of Cavalry
from Baptisttown, which being hadsomey
mounted and uniformed, attracted considerable
attention. His Excellency, Gov Newell, GUAR
termaster Perrine, Lieut.. Col. Newell and other
superior officers were present and reviewed the
soldiers Everything passed off pleasantly, and
what is creditable as something altogether new,
drunkenness and rowdyism were among the
things that were missing. Politicians made
good use of the occasion to drum up their SOL
diers to the good and glorious fight soon to
come off, and review their forces occasionally
before the bar No doubt the affair will be well
discussed as we noticed the editors of four Of
county papers present like ourself wonderfully
tickled at the sights and several different times
going their length in peanuts. There was only
one drawback to the spirit of the day, viz. the
absence of the usual number of spectators, there
being not over one hundred present at any one
time during the day. The Lambertville Fenci-
bles, Capt Lilly accompanied by Carpenters
Cornet Band of this place, paraded several of
our streets after their return from the review,
and although small in numbers, their soldierlY
bearing subjected them to considerable praise