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Relief OF tho Poor I'm Lo ndon

A notable instance of the VAST amount OF good
which q single Individual connected with the press
ean sometimes accomplish, is given In Philade'-
phia journal, aud relates to that miserable and
destitute class, the "homeless poor Of London
These, says the writer, are distinguished from
beggsrs because they do not SOLICIT aims; they are
not inmates Of workhogse, aud are even out
casts from the casual wards belonging to the poor.
houses generally, because those wretehed dens are
already filled with human beings as hopelessly and
~ heplsssly destitute as themselves. To meet the
inter destitution of these wretched some
benevolent Individuals set In operation some
buildlngs In Fold Lane, poor miserable locality,
which they termed 50 refuge" It affords only q
board with Q piece Of carpet, for q bed 1t
afforded nourishment, at night eight ouuoss OF
bread with some water, and in the morning
the same scant pittancs when the wretched
creatures set forth to face the world and its trou.
bios. Even the means to keep up this little help
wore In danger for want Of fands, when reporter
connected with che Times happened to visit it,
Tire day before Christmas day there appeared en-
article Of nearly two columns ia length, letting
shose who had means, and lived we'll, know how
taoss who had none struggled and starved. On
Christmas morning the Times published nearly q
"solid" column of subscriptions, not put seriatim
80 make the list look long, but what printers
term "run on" to put q large quantity into d
small space. Since that day contributions have
down into the committee managing the Refuge
which promise to enable the managers to extend
It's objects far beyond anything they could have
COB templStsd.
This 10 an example worthy the reflection and the
imitation Of tbs benevolent Ia our own country
and Ia every land.
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Panics In Public AssemblaGes IS.

The London papers give accounts OF q fearful ca
tsstrophe, which occurred at the Victoria Theatres
London, on the after aoon Of Monday the 9Th nit
It appears that, during the performance, some Que
Ia the boxes by accident gnited some fusecs, and
threw them down. Some women screamed fire,
aud the cry was taken mp throughout the house.
The occupants of the gallery, instead OF departing
by the outlet intended for them. rushed down the
usuai flight Of stairs by which they had entered
and wbers dense mss had congregated ready to
20 40. The eontending multitude struggled to-
xstbsy, some imagining that the day performance
was over, and 90 trying to force their way up
while those descending, panic stricken, made des-
perste sxertions to battle their way out. Ia this
dreadful strife, no less than sixteen unfortunate
perrous wore killed, and upwards " one hundred
Injured 10 various ways.
The frequency OF false alarms 10 London, and
their dreadful conseq uebces, are calling forth seIi
ous comments on the part OF the London press
The New York journals have also taken the mat
ter Nd and call attention TO the unsafe condition
of sone--indeed most-of the New York Theatres,
10 regard " tions for exit, in the event
Of . panic, such as that which took place ut the
Victoria Theatre. So narrow are the entrances
~ III. adapted to the outpouriug Of crowd, leave
would almost seem as If they were coutrived with
special reference TO thu confinement OF tue audi.
snos, after they once effect an entrance.
The play went gu at the London Theatre, not.
outstanding the accident, an exhibition OF callous
Dsensibility to human suffering " hioh would have
dsgracsd savages.
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The Virginia Index.

Some month or so ago BENNETT NJ DsWTr,
E.q put forth a prospectus Of Democratic news
paper with the above title to 90 publishca in this
city, and on Thursday Its first number appeared,
In styls In keeping with the taste and spirit of
tho age. Since tho publication Of his prospectus,
Mr.. DEWITT has associated with himself Messrs.
ELLIS and GooDR, two young gentlemen whom he
Justly styles "printing house graduates" as they
are skillful printers and persevering business
men. Mr.. DEWITT is one of the most experienced
and well-informsd editors OF yirgini The first
issue OF his paper 10 creditable alike to himself
and his colleagues. 1t 10 q handsome sheet--its
editorials are exoellsnt-and its selections judi.
oious max * highly entertaining and iustruc
tive paper. We have known Mr.. DEWITT long
and entertain for him the waruest regard for hi,
qualities alike Of head and heart aud We sin.
csrsly wish him prosperity. His paper, we know
will be distinguished for its propresy, sound judg
mert and intsg,iiy,Aand 10 appropriately wei.
coined by the Eraminer. 'as an able aud valuable
auxiliary In dsiencs Of Democratic prime iples'
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Beside the emiaent British officers who have fall
60 In the India war, the London correspondent Of
the Philadelphia North ARs,rt aa mentions the
names Of other eminent Eng ishmsn who died In
1883. Among thsss was Admiral Lord Lyons, 10 ths
naval service, the Nelson of the present day. In
the Law, Sir William Maule, Sir John Dodson, and
Lord Justice Clerk Hope In medicine, BsLj amin
Tfsvers. the eminent surg,on; Or. Bright and Sir
Philip Champion. In literature, Major General
Sir William Reid, author of the Law of Storms;
Brown and Royie, en- inent botanists; Gregory, the
celebrated su.hor of Text Books on Chemistry;
DR.. Peacock, the mathematician aud astronomer
par excellence; A,chdeaeon Williams, author Of
many works Of profound research and sound
scholarship; 10 art, AIRY Scheffsr, who, like ell
srtistes, belonged 10 no one nation; 10 the drama
Rachel, 10 the opera, Iabiaehs.
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Hk DISP ATC n
A,re e the lsianAers


There are many things 10 admire 10 '"' ~ a..
ssh character; tts diss.sy, tie cs'm wv
stately eosrtesy aud Courage, its 'o''s ~ 49,.
pcov,rs,,i cA,vs,ry. Bat the CAstilsan o'os" -
s~s~s 70 ioss lie asvor By trsnspofs"o"
Am.r,eaa t.spics; the waves Of tho A"aas'e ep-
psar "a d,,surb tss equilibrium, apsss 'ss sq"s'
.iul,v. ana mske is very diffsrsot Article from
a.. s..,las v,sssxe Of old spsia. Nothing can Be
,.o,, o.ssalous cad pusri's than the toas OF the
Cuban pres 10 regard 10 Mr.. BashanAo's recon-
m.uAssiou 10 bay tbsm ost. We Gao well lima.
sing the dsxast Of virgin ssns'biiitiss 1t degra'
,as proposition 70 cell itself 70 sush abidi nous
sad vulgar fellow - Joaashsn, but true virtue
doe. not generally become vocifsrous till u 10 In
dAnr~s lit 10 any consolation to the Journalists
Who are raisiag snoh hus aud CRY At this tino 10
Caba, they may be assured that this country has
not Of present the means Of purchasing the ever
faithfoi Isle, and has no idea Of Purchasing II 81
ak without the consent of Spain. II takes two TO
make bargain, and the United States has no idea
Of Initiating England and France, or sven spain
herself In former days, Of dcspoiing any nation Oh
ito property, or obtaining iss domains In any way
except with its own fui and tree consent.
With oil the out cry raised in Earops agains
the ailibastsriss propsnsiiiss OF the Csite'
States, Il has never Jet extended Its limits to TIT
dimensions Of one acre except by just and honora
bic treaties And II never will.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, January 2l.-Ssnate.-On motion
of Mr.. Hunter. motion Of inquiry was adopted
as to the expedency of transferring the revenue
cutter service from tho Treasury TO the Navy De.
partment
The private calendar was then taken up, and
ten private bills passed. They were Of an unim'
portant character.
The President replied to the Senate resolution
that no correspondence relative to the purchase
of Cuba. besides what bad been published, bad
taken place. He reiterates what be said in his
message Oh the subject.
Eouse.-The House was engaged on private bills
of an nj MIN nor taut character.
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Yudi.niy, on January 18th. 1885,. z. his residence.
IN tjo,shiand county, JAMES kANrULpH f.I :,
He leaves q sympathisihg wife. Anectiopatc' = ~
many kind friends TO mourn his loss.
I'm tbe 9oth tpstant. at WoodIawp, IN Powhatan
eonutv. va, Mrs. ELIZABETH y. CABELL NJ
dow III The late Dr. George Cabel. and sister OF tne
late Judge John r. May In the saith year OF h.r az
"a CITY papers please copy-apd Eorioik s anu
pets rsburr ps pers will confer favor BIZ 30 GOING
On undsy. the I'd Of January at Grove pa,s.
Gon.ml Iiyerpsol. Mrs CORA WORST ER. y ifs OF
Frhrman. Esq late Of this city, leavns nSs no
ferestipg children. with an only sistef LEA ~
40 we'll remember the lovely Cora JarvM. tn h.
i, consolation in knowing that IN nf one Ike
hsrself a pure, beloved and spotless daughter Oh
Virginia. ns
THE FUNERAL SERMON OF the late mis.
RHopA THOMAS will be preached az !, me ni liz
Baptist church tomorrow tsundayl as J., 80 ac
A r. by the Rev Or JETER. Her hNno" Oh" 3
orointances are invited 20 attend
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FIRES AT CLEVELAND.

CLEvMASp. January 2D.--There were three hres
here last night. Messrs. Smith Hoopers can
die factory was destroyed involving loss OF 5000
$500 of which was insured in Eastern Comps'
MES.
Two barns in East Cleveland wero also set on
fire by an incendiary and four yoke of premium
cattle burned.
The upper story of scovill's block was aiso burn
ed The damage to the building IL sbeut SooUo
insurance unknown. The folio wing are the prin
cjpal sufferers Mr.. Butts, hats aud caps. dam
age by water, covered by $4,000 insurance ia
Eastern Companies. Mr.. Fiske. drugs, damage by
water, covered by $4,000 insurance in Eastern
Comsanes Mr.. Shelley merchant tailor, stocS
badly damaged. no insurance. There was also
much loss on the law libraries and office furniture
of the building.
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AT- THs FAMoU, FOUNTAIN or FORTUNE The IA
nous fountain. Of whose miraculous qualities it
was said posse ssed the power Of renewing youth to
the aged has been eGualed. in another respect. by
a discovery which gives fortune to the perniless.-
Ponce de Leon travelled many miles and many
yeaIs to discover the pure fountain of youth The
Ponce dc Icons of the present day have only to
travel by mail as far as Wilmington, Delaware. or
Augusta, Ga. to have their hopes realized ~ the
discovery Of the Fountain of Fortune. WOOD
EDDY Co = lsgaiized lottery is no myth no fabu
lous fountain. Money il the stream which renews
south By sendu ten, five. or two and nail doi-
lara to either of these points, the lucky explorer o.
~ treasures. entering with but this small amonnt
NAV come forth invigorated with a fortune OF nifty
thousand dollars or its proportion.
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London writer rsmsrks that the TIVE great
dissppoissmshts Of the year have been tho fall.
ure to start the Levisthan, aud tho inability 10
bring into working order the Atlantic Telegraph
cable, after It had bssn SUCCESSFULLY laid; but
these causes for regret are both in . fair way to
DO removed, inssmuch Is the money for compIst-
log tho Lsviathsn has been subscribed, and her
starting from her moorings Is, therefore, but a
Question Of time; ana there seems TO be a very
general Impression that, should the government
refuse the guarantee asked by the present Allan.
sic Company new one will, be formed, to lay
down one OF Aliens electric cables, respecting
which Invention Mandatory notice has already
APPEARED In the leaiing London iauraals
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AFFAIRS In NORFOLK.
o. Tnr caxosr ps,lr bssrArca.l

CORRESPONDENCE o. TINE EIcBMosr DAHL bfsfAieh' }
NongotE. Jan 81, 1889.
There was discharge In the Gosport navy yaru
yesterday evening OF twenty. one ship csrpentaas'
t~enty-four iabosers, and SIX sawyefs. Th's morn
ing Ave gaugs Of laborers were turned out on aes
coant Of rain, With instructions TO come 20 "o'A
tomorrow II clear" Al.
man named Ovens, ship carpenter 70 VIE
yard had the misfortune 10 cut on Two OF ms soee
shss norning while engaged at his .ofs. re uss
put 10 hack, taken home, medical n" e"'o" ms
and his mutilated extremity dressed
The Rev Chas. Mnnigerode, o. -. rau'
church. Richmond, will preach to the congress.
| tton-oyer which no presided OF one lime.
Chriss church, In this city. The lev. Dr. ne~,'
Roiman. Of this city, will preach ct 81. faurs III
place Of Mr.. Mlnnigerode.
Twe lack tars took lodging In the wateh nv fas'
night on charge of Drunkenness, ana Wefe wv
charged on payment Of t~o dollars.
The Young Mems Christian Association OF 'n,.
city, vas organized iast evening by the election o.
| Rev. Robert Gatsuood President, hve Vice ftesr
| dent., Secretary, Treasurer, &c.
| A farm Of 50 acres, known a. the W ite houe'
Farm, situated near this city, was sold yesterday
| for $3.50.
| Professor Webster commences his course OF scr
| entfc Lectures at Mechanics Hall, Monday even
| ing suject-"Ligh"
| A"' o" pgRCUsSIoS.
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ar RICHMOND THEATRE.

a. RICHMOND THEATRE.
GRAND SATURDAY NIGHTS GALA.
LAST APPEARANCE OF Mr.. NEAFIE.
CORSiCAN BROTHERS TONIGHT.
MR NEiPIE AS THE TWIN BR0raERS.
TWO GREAT DRAMAS TONIGHT.
CORsICAN BROTHERS
AND
BLACK EYED SUSAN.
Mr. NEAFIE AS WILLIAM.
THE ENTIRE COMPANY
PROMINENT CHARACTERS.
So Look ont for
MONTE CHRISTIE.
g. GiFq Book sToRE, "a MAIN STREET.
Las: Friday night at eight O'Clock.
As down Main street arifted.
stood before = spacious store,
That famed B. Ok Store SC GIEr-sd.
l had left home with little funds.
Not thinking of adventure
But reading Gift Book Enterprise"
Thought for Prize I'd enter.
Ibtuqht Book my dollar paid
The clerk steps back and hol!er's
The Pilgrims Pre2ress'-Ladiee Watch!
Full welled.-Fifty dollars
hurried home; my smiling wife
A pleasant air WAS hus.ming,
She said I've laid my work aside
That might wAscH your coOing.
She had been WATCHING l OF courae
Her work of love spp!auded
Gave her the book. and with this WArGH
Her aratcl.6g rewarded.
Theu hurry TO the Gift Book Store.
And fat will lit the curtain;
You may not get Ladies' Watch,
nut S1N xTHlSy RICK q rnrtaiU ia y1-Ef
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FROM HAYTI.

NEW YORK, Jan. 21-Advices from Port au
Prince to Jan Sth state that perfect order Teigns
There were no signs of dissfsction in the army
The usnrrect;ou at Gonaives was trested as mere
temporarv riot At last accounts, the insurgents
who hat, occupied a position on the river Mount
Riyas, had hed, leaving their ammunition.
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Biosrsphica ii sketches.

The frst number Of the Ladex contains sue.
eiaet, yet comprehensive, biography of the late
WH II. CRAWFORD, Of Georgia, who received the
vote Of Virginia for President IN 1894 We sup
pose u is from the pen Of Mr.. Dswiff. The isdSx
promises, At early day, abiography Of several
eminent firginisns, naming auonst ,heps the FOL.
lowing: 7. W. Gimer, John Thompson Brown.
G>osse G. Dions 'o!e, John FLOYD, f,hs cider. !
John z Holiday, Thomas Richie, John Hampden
Peasants, James P. Preston, sod Thomas Man,
Randoiuh.
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THE PlCCULUMINI CONOLHK
Mile Pjccoiomini with her "suite,' numoefipp
ls persons, arrived here yesterday afternoon anu
took quarters at the Exchange. The concer' ~ y,
the Hall of the Mechanics Institute tonight VIII
be the only one given here, as the little p,'h'
oe.,- leaves tomorrow morning for Phiiade'ph'a
The programme offered Tonight presents f'ceo'''
Mint. abilities In the best lisht-ou'Side OF OPP
Grain which they can be viewed, and includes
the famous drinking song from Travia'a' and
~ dreamed that dweit in marble halls The
last she sings in English, and, according to North
eru critics. sirresistibly."
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Hon. J. J. Dowdell, of Alabama, has written a
letter to his con stituents, declining a nomination
for re election to Congress.
The recent festival of st. John the Evangelist
was Mesonicaly celebrated at Santa Fe, New Mex
leo, 10y Monte,uma Lodge
Raymond. Miss. is rising from It's ashes, and
brick buildings erecting as rapidly as possible
90 the ruins of those destroyed.
Thomas Connery who murdered his brother in
Baltimore ou the lst nit, was arrested in New
Orleans on Wednesday last.
The receipts of the Galena and Chicago Rail-
road for the second week IN January were $l4,-
700
Capt. Thomas Bell, of the American ship Golden
Cross, died at Liverpool JAM 2.
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CAsUALYy At sE..--csps. Sicksfson, Of the
overheard on the 18th Git, go miles ives, OF Bar
nuds, and ~as drow ned. Iwo seapen, who put
alter hin 10 boat got lost from ths schooner and
vsse dossiag about for ave days before they we're
picked %. Three boys, ignorant Of navigation,
we're Ill lslt On board the Luther Chfajs.
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DEATH OF COL. LEE.

ST. Lorrs. JAM 20-Col Francis Lee of the %
Ynfantry died 10 this city at o'clock last night
The official majority of Hodges (Demoorat) ovei
Comklin RepuhicaD.) for Congress in the With
District CT Illinois, ia 063.
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SHOE AND LEATHER DEALERS EXCHANGE The shoe
and leather dealers of Boston instituting nea-
sures for the immediate establishment Of an eZ'
change. on the plan long since adopted la other
cities. and more recently by the aour and grain
dealers Of Boston.
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q s2O REWARD-Absconded from

AVA my residence. on Monday last. sprightly
AAW looking girl, named ELIZA, about - years
Did. a dark muatto. with light freckles on
her lace hair woody, and answers quickly when
spoken to- She was seen On Tuesday last, near me
Sored about the city eli, her in the Valley the
Basin will give $40 reward for her re Urn to me,
at nv factory on Cary street. between 10 and l9fh
and $40 to find out the pc. who has haIbored her.
IA 9a03t UM GkEANES.
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CuEss Match The chess match by telegraph De
tween the Lyuchturg and Richmond CLUBS, MAJ
again resulted In the defeat OF the latter
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DIED At ssa-Lewis VI. Colvip, of Mtllville,
Cumberland county, New Jersey, Steward OF the
brig Brothers. died on board, on me night OF tne
I2,b of January, Of bilious fever On A voyage from
GaudaIoupe for Norfolk, and was buried at sea.
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DEATH or AN OLD ELEcrRIcAS.-Aifred 'aii' Que
Of the oldest electricians In the oniteu o'a'e'
died at Morristown, n. j., on the 18th inst.
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An sIchsDEs. spsskisg cf tho trsstmspt police
ea5ess received trem drupksp woman whom be
vss ssdsssesiss 70 take % JAIL. ssys shs kicked
sod coasd eio srsssd - freely " Il b. had been
~ ksstsnl.
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s- liz YOU HAVE A CoUaH,

ES~ LIZ YoU HAVE COUGH
TAKE HAMPToN's TINCTuRE.
If you have Dyspspg;a ,,,aro,,o ,,,,or,r,,.
Il ''A '-'' TAKE HAMPTON's TINCrURE
Il you A'''' TAKE HAMpTORs TINCrURE
II You have Pain in the Rack, -.
IT you are sill Weakness, --
- ~" A'' TAKE HAMpToN's TINCTURE.
ASTHMA, COUGH. CONSUMPTION. The writer
Is most highly estet med ike thousands OF our best
known citizens, feels il duty to bear testimony OF
the wonderful curative power Of ii AMPTON'S
TINCTURE Why let your friends suffer and die
without giving it triaf Gail and get pamphlet,
and see testimony.
BALrIMoaE, SEPT. e, 1858.
Nsssys Mortimer Of MOtDbrQy- Gentlemen: have
been some time afflicted with Asthma. aceompa-
ui.d with shurtness of breath, with many s. nptoms
OF UonsuIfp ion A friend. knowing Of tue kealing
properties of HAMPTuH'S fE9ETEbLE I1NC-
TukE, from having usad the same, Induced ne to
procure bottle Of the Tihcture. and o. tne use OF
one bottle was 81 much better that was Induced to
restored to my usual health, aud viii to all per
sops who are afflicted was to use HAM FT0N'S
VEGETABLE TlhCFufE.
Gentlemen--You are at liberty to ase my name
for the benefit Of the afflicted,
s. West corner of Liberty and Clay sts,
Baltimore, Nd.
~ Call and get Pamphlets snd see cures.
Seld BIZ PURCELL, LADD d co, Richmond by
Or COOKE, fredericksburg; By all tho Druggists
Baltimore and BY Druggists and shop-kecpers
go 81 per bottle; six bottles for IS.
no l-d&wts
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CoUsrYRFETTKRs AaREsrrD.-M. D. Bostick was
arrested In Columbus. Ga. on Monday, with g
large quantity Of 800 counterfeit bills, including
x21 060 on the Bank Of the State Of Georgia-nil
badly executed Peter Burns was arrested in
Baltimore ca Thursday, with quantity Of spuri-
ous coin and dies 10 make more.
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xirHAaFsHoRnr's CURE-ALL---
TuH GRElT PAIN lNNIHLLATO

xrWAaTsHoRuH's CUaE-ALL--
THE gREAT PAIN ANNIHILATDher ,,a,
ACH AND WEAK BOWEnS,r
pREPIRED Bra CHEHIsI;
DoyYrLEs IL Is and 50 cents ami one d.siarr
ruE GPEATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDioAL
SCIENCE.
HApTeHORNES CURE-ALL should pc neptan
ri srn,lieg in case Of accidents or sudden
"a Il frennenty Gu, 90 In less time thantt requires 70
csres pain In any part Of the system and Is used
.5s cures
Neuralgia and Chilblaipa r,,..
n AETs HORNEH GU RE-ALL cures Cramps. Coiic,
Pains ia the Stomach or Bowels. =,
HARrsHORNE'S CUkE-ALL cures PAINS Ia the
Limits Side, Rack, Breast. Teeth and Ears
WARTSHORNES CURE-ALL cures sprains,
Bruises snaids Burns and Frosted Feet.
HARfSHURNL5 CURE-ALL cures Pains IN the
Feet and swelling of the Joints, $50.
HARTSHORNkS CURFALL cures stiH NECK
from Cold and Ague is the Breast
HARTsHuKNE'S CURE ALL Is good Tor Dyspep-
sin Weak Stomach and Bowels.
Whenever you have Pata, uee the GUN ALL, ~
1t acts upon the Nerves MIsles sinews, Flood ara
Bones aud by It's warming electromagnetic power,
expeid all pain from the system. Get bottle ana
try 1t. s,o-.s
in Richmond, Norfolk, Petersburg and all towns IN
Virginia. DC io-oni
HA- BATHS. BATHS, BATHS Hot,
Jold and Shower Baths can be had daily at all
hours, ut the American Hair Cutting, Shaving, and
Shampooing Saloon, under the American hosei-
entrance on 18th street.
| Single Baths rs cents. or tickets for 81 aD 10
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MA DsBILIrATBD PERsoNs-Those

natite or Improper dicestion-may easily be curdd
81 the nee OF BAKEE's BITTEns. We have known
persons entirely restored to by these eitter
after visiting all the watering places without recelV-
ing any benefit IF any of readers are sniisrlng
from dyspepsia. Nervous Debility Torpd Liver, In y,
annetite they will find certain relief by using these
Bitters as directed. Delicate females may lest as
sured that these Bitters are admirably adaptea "
and restoring the bloom of health to their cheeks
Teething infants may also BIS improved by tneI
by their demonstrating properties. As family
msSicine thase Bitters stand unriysiied, and must
eventually supersede oil others We invite trial
For sale by Purcell. Ledd & Go. and by all the
,rop,;nent Dru zgists in Virginia. &C IL
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New HAMpsnIsE ELECTIoS.-The first State elec'
ton OF 1859 is in New Hampshire. 1t takes place
on the second Tuesday of March next. do'
werner. Legislature, and three members of Con-
gress are to be chosen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-22

APPOINTMENT CoSYIRaED--Dr. Charles A. Leas, oil
Baltimore, has been confirmed by the Senate as U.
s. Consul at Revei. Russia. DR.. Leas was one Ct
the American physicians who served in the Crimea
during the Russian war. aud will no doubt ind
himsslf ut home in his now position.