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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-20
ID IMPORTERS,

kOrfoik, Va.
Have In store ard u g. Custom House, 80 hhds
TAYLOR's CELEBRATED Lon DON DOCK BRAN
DY, imported by thsm from John Taylor 0, Lon
d On also in Custom Houss, Brandies OF the fol.
lowing brands: James Hennessy; O,ard, Dupuy
10; the United Vineyard Proprietors; sidney Ce-
Seal; cabinet, in hall pints Piper heidsic; Held
SICK Go. and etnsr brands All grades OF POM
other brands. Madeira Wines Old Scotch Walls.
KEY RYE WHISTLES: suIamerdean; Lack keys
Mountain Rye; pure Extract of Rye Grain; Funk:
Besores; Old Bourbon County n and other brands
Hostetter's celebrated Stomach Btters. CnarIes
London UohDIALdIN LONDON poR Elk: S I;.;al
ired and white) made in N Carolina SAkDlNES,
in whole. half aud quarter boxes. etc etc Also 400
400 tho,ce HAVANA sEdARS, which were selected
in Havana by gentleman sent out bv US for that
purpose; varying in price from 500 to Sl5c per thou
sand All of which will be sold to punctual per.
sous on favorable terms. - 49,
Sole Importers in the United States, of Taylor's
Celebrated isondou Dock Brandy,
MOB Wide Water street, Irea Building,
fink
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AlsceHplp.-"From the residence Of the sub
sesibev, Adam Cosine, indsntured apprentice"
10 &e.-Es.
NAthsma,ioslly announced, We presume that
would read that "Co.sins went of at . tangent
from the family circls.n
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waon Emmy CO. Managers. Successors
"ooD' AVIAN 4 CO.
TEN
N,a,I., nm. Rize 90 sreTy Nine Ticketsl
MAGNIFICENT SCHEM1i
70 an DRAWN
=, ~ A

APPROPRIATIONS fhlEhS.
prizssof $500, approxinating to $oo,0O .oo
priz1s Of 900. appreximasing to $4,000 .oo
pr pIass 81 "a $50 aDpro1imating to so0oo oo
prizes Rs Il ssas. appronimstins to 5000 oo0
prizes Of 500. spproximating to $4,000 soo
prizes Of $50. appronima'ins to 5000 40
prizes SV II 500. approximatins to 1890 .oo
.o,o ,I!Ias ~ s2o are l00,GOO
40 ,r,os. amounting to $4,000
Whole Tickets $40: Halves IS; Quarters 81 s..
HE A Circular showing the plan OF the Lotteries
viii be sent to any one DESTROYS OF receiving 10.
Oertinoatesotpsckases Will b sold At the following
Certificate Of package Of 10 whole tickets. sS
"" 49, 10 ssI aihTstssr 4 4
In i,sprsfEa TIcg1rS oE CxGTIyICAfSs.
Enclose the money to or address t6r shs ToSsss
by frst mail. PuTchaserscsn have Tickets ending In
any figure they may designate ,,s,,
topurchaser rs irnme diately after the drawing.
sN- Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give their Post Ofice, County and state
Able in full without deduction.
NAr All prizes of 81 COO and under, ped immediate
~ after the drawing Other pr1zes a. lhe USUAL ,ns
Oh S se,Tit iss 10 ooRREspoNNTs.-Those who
prefpr not sending money Dy IiiAIl eau u-t
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COhPANF.
whereby money for Tickets. In sums OF Ten Dollar
and upwards, can be sent US
AT OUR RISK AND ExPES!E.
from sny city or town where thsy have an once
irhe money and order must be enclosed in q GOV
ERN liEST posi- OFFICE ETAMfED ENVEL.
ops" or the Express Company cannot receive
An commune atoms strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certitcsfes 20
" GOD, EDDY co, Augusta, Ga
ar V000. EDDY a. Co, Atlanta, Ca,
or WOOD, EDDY Il co, Wilmington. Del.
NE lat OF the ndmbers rnat are drawn from the
~SeeI with the amount of the prize that each one
sntited to- will be Published after every drawing u
she following papers: The A,ugusta saa CSnsti
Nsshyiiie Gazette, New York Weekly Day Book,
ssvarnah Daily News, Richmond Dispatch
pauIdipg (Miss Clarion. ano Little Rock tAIk>
Trua Democrat. de 70
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TWpORTANT-LOOK AT THIS

To buy a cheap Dress. go to
MAILERT'S CHEAP STORE
To buy Bot q and Mems Wear, go to
MAILER1'S Cheap Store
To buy cheap Dress FIinges, goto
MAlLERTS Cheap Store
To buy bargain in Stockings go to
MAILsRTS Cheap Store
To buy cheap Cotton Cloth. go to
40 guy 'A'"s 0 MAiLERT's Cheap Store
To buy CHEAP Linen Hdkts, go to
40 ""' MA,LERTS Cheap Store
To buy che an Collars and Embroidery, goto
MkILEKT'5 Cheap Store
To buy CHEAP HOop Skirts, go to
wy '' MAILERT'S Cheap Store
To buv chcap Table Cloths and TJweis. go to
MAILERT'S Cheap Store
To buv Men and BOYS Under Shirts, 90 to
ia * MAlLERT's Cheap Store
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SlN QUEEN STEEL EXTENSION
wv Sk1Rf5.-We have now in store and fo,
sale at MASUFAcTUR RR's PRICES
STEEL SPRING EXTN SKIRTS, I'd quality,
with 6, J, s ana 10 springs white and col d
WATCH 9 Nc STEEL SKIRTS. 9, 10. IL. Is
and 81 springs
DOUBLE EXPANSION SKIRTS, 10 and /,
springs
HHE GOLD MEDAL 81 SPRING SKIRTS. the
the most eeg ant thing out
Mrs Nstbans sk IRTs are ackn0wedg ed to be the
most DURABLE and the CHEAPEST skirts now manurac.
tured. We invite the trade to give us a cell
THOMAS, HUGHES CALDWELL.
no ~ Sole Agents.
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n R0sENBAUM. 1913 BROAD

h NJ. ROSENBAUM. iy3 BhUAB
j d. STREET.-THE order to make room for our
Worjien Goods at reduced prices. As en- evidence Of
the fact. we sell French MeIinoes at 70 ctr; AL
Wool DeLaiues at 37ls; good Black SILK at 20 cts
parsmstfas and English Merinoes at % cts Shawls.
Cioak and Blankets at cost. In Cloths. Cassmeres
AVID Tweeds, House keeping and Domestic Goods. we
nc c;tv j & N RO3ENBAUM.
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E1RESh ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS
A. X. PARhER &. co.

f1RESH AkkiV AL OF NEW GOCDS
A. X. PARhER & co.
Have lust received their SECOND SUPPLY OF
FAIL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
making their assortment one Of the most complete
snd attractive they have ever offered. and at such
prices as will insure seles.
splendid Black and Co9Id SILK R Rel; a'Lez
Rich Bsyadsre a'Lez and Plain Silks
Black Gro de Rhine, Polt de Sole and Taheta
Silks
Rib plsid and Fig'd Va!encies
B,a X Bombahines. Alpacas, Challies and Mouse
lines
Rich Lace, Muslin and Cambria Sets
Muslin, Campric. fequet and Mourning Collars
Illusion Capes and Berthas
Cloaks, Mantles and Shawls in great variety
Cloths Cassimeres and Vestings
Plantation and Housekeeping Goods
"a and S PULLED Cloths; Sleeps Grey Satinetts
auckland PULLED Cloths; Kerseys and Plads
Plaid Linseys; Flannels
Bed AID Negro Blankets
Damask Table Cloths Napkins Doyfies
Merinc, Lambs Wool, Six ana Shaker Shirts
and Drawers
Alexander's Kid, Buckskin. Silk and Plush
Lined Gloves and Gauntleis
Cotton and Wool Hosiery OF every description
Carpets: Bugs; Drugget5, &C. oc 20
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a. BALMORAL sHOEs.-Thos,

A0 gentlemen who were waitirg for the Bal
moral Shoes, are Informed that they have arrived
ana are now ready for their inspection. They are
SPLENDID article and just the thing for the season.
Cali at No 90 and supply yourselves.
JNO G PAGE, JR.,
ia I9 2doors above I hos x Price G Co.
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nRY 0OODS.-Great Barg4i ns sold at
~ No q Main street -JOSEPH sTRAUsE offers
for sale the balance of his stock of Fall and Winter
foods at and below COST Any boly that wants to
save money will do we'll by calling soon, IS the
Goods selling off very fast at sucn astonish-
ing low price.
Fast colored Calico at and cts; handsome pat
terms usliEs at l2s aud s: every color of Mernos
eat co.ored French Herinos s5c: BLACK Silks a. 30
as and npw ards coored silks ut halt their value to
from la1. cts to s.; Cambria and Mouslin Bands at
all price,; Cheek and Cambria Mouslins at 10 cents
and higher prices. worth twenty 1--WE: Hosiery and
ID pair Bed Blankets ct So 25 selling ut other
places at IS; Velvet Ci,aks at $l2, cheap ct S20:
Cloth and MerI Cioaks do; Linseys and Elannes;
Irish Linens: Bosoms; Table Cloths; Towels; CASH
meres: sattinets brown and bleached Domestics,
&c, and many more Goods &c the lowest price, to
please every one, that calls at No q Main street
ia i-lm JOSEPH SFRAuSE.
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DUWN THEY GO THE GOODS
~ MUST BE sOLD.-T0 PREPARE FOR OUR
SPRING TRADE, we shall make closing out
prices
1000 yis best English Prints. at l0c
i0,G0 do Wide Bleached shirting, at Cd
$500 do Mouseiine, at l25s, 10 and zoe
Plaid neTinoes AID Poplins large lot
Leo yds Hemp Carpeting at 2jc
2an do Ingram do, at 37Ia and roc
500 do Super do do, at IS and s716c
800 do Brussels do, atSl
Beautiful Cloazs, in Cloth Velvet, 10 be closed at
bargains
Embroderies u Lace, Muslin aud Cambria, viii
be marked at very low figures
Lace and Muslin Curtains
Satin De Lanes
White and Coiored Mar5eiiles Quilts
Table ID lmasks; Cotton and Linen shset inRs
Table Napkins; Doyles aud Toweilisgs-a very
large assortment
Purchasers are invited to CALL with the assurance
that the goods will be found worthy of their atten-
ton. CHhlSf!AS Il LAThROP.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The following 10 . comparative statement Of the
condition q the New York Tanks for tbs weeks
ssd!ng January . and Jsnuasyls:
Jan. a. Jan. Is.
Loans. SIS s3s sSs else $40 2%3 IRE. 3 $40 enl
Specie @30sts ~ 3s9.5t2 Inc. eso 50
Oireulation, 1921 5yae6. 81 Dec. ~ lss
Ees dsposits 9s6ssS.9 $500: lLc 3.sssIN
The London Times Of the LIST instant. furnishes =
.rsl rsview OF the Money market In England
sna The Continent for the past rear. The range OF
Cor sols during the twelve mouths. was ssz 70
osk
The weekly statement Of the Philadelphia Banks.
r..as IN Monday afternoon, presents the following
s srssatts ~ prepared with those Of the previous
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-20

sdg FOR RENT-The Store House on
E:a 18th. between Main and Cary streets. formerly
occup ed by Messrs Steam Brummeii. but mote
recently by Messrs Stearns q Thurst0n. The loca
ton of tins property is so well known, that It 10
de. med unnecessary to enter into particulars re-
speeding it. Apply to ID EACAO.
ia lT-iw Pearl ct. next to Exchange.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-20

CTUCKS FOR SALE
~ $4,000 Virginia state
10000 Virginia and Tennessee, I'd mortgage
1880 Virginia and Tennessee Sd mortgage
eight years to run
5000 Manassa Gap lst mortgage
1860 Grange q AleXandria, per cts
20 shares Richmond Danville Railroad
Stock
Is shares Richmond Fire Association
lO0 shares Virginia Fire and Marine
1p0.shares Lynchburg Gas Company
For sale in sums 70 suit purchasers, by
G PURCELL & go,
de % Exchange and Stock Brokers.
IRON, STEEL, TIN PLATES, &o.-E
II. SKINKER & co. No 50 Cary street, offer for
sale
English Refined Rolled-best brand !
Common English Rolled
Swadish
American Hammered
Flat, Round and Square Bars-all sizes IRON
Oval, Hatf Oval, Half Round
HOOPS Bands, Nail Rods
Stitts Horse Shoes
American, Russia and English Sheets
MAYORS Cast, Shear and German Steel
Biistered Steel, made of Swedish Iron
Tin Plates-assorted kiZes
Pig and Bar Tin, Sheet and Slab Zinc
ALSO,
g IL - "A -E X-@N -,
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JANUARY, 1859!
al nIIAQ pRrC2

u THOS Il PRICE Il co,
With full stock full force and undated energies,
are making ready for :le coming season, and with
q view of cutting down stock, and making some
improvements in their wate-r3oms as also TO give
themselves efbo,c room for the spring campaign,
thew will from this time Offer everything at large
discount upon regular market rates, until the open
ing of the season
Never has 30 opportunity been presented
plies for either winter summer, as their assort-
ment is large, fresh and well assorted.
FER the FIRST time in their business history, ia
some departments, they Will commence THEIR OWN
IMPORT ATIoss the ensuing spring, and parties may
rely, from arrangements mada that every article
selected the other side OF the pond will be- IN fabric
and quality unsurpassed and in style and elegance
equal to any thing brong Int to the country. Every
department. about their establishments VIII be
placed in the hands OF judicous and experienced
hands, 80 that their custome shall h.ve every
facility and advantage which the experience ana
observation of years has given them. It's
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a. MARKET FARM FOR RENT
lei have fer Tenta Farm, containing forty acres
OF cared Land which is well suited for q market
farm. TIE improvements consist of q dwelling
house with four rooms, good well of wat 10 the
yard, and all the necessary outbuildings To q
good tenant the rent will be moderate.
RIO B LYME,
Office In Basement of Metropolitan Hall
I--fs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-20

NEGLECTED COLDS AND COUGHS
lead to Consumption, Bronchitis, &c Persons
suffering from them should speedily use some one
Of the following valuable RENE dies Bodskers Pull
monary Basam. DIR PulleI's Toln, Wistar's Balsan
pectorant. Roses Cough sy mp Hal tshorn's ~ rup
Mrs GARDENERS Balssm of Liyerwort Mrs Dave.
i,oush Ei,xir. Hungarian Balsam, Ccd Liver Obs
BryAn's Pulmonic Waters; for sale BY
B0DEkER Druggist
ja4 Ne 10 Main ar. ct
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So FOR RENT .-The cemmodious
H.i and desirable Store. No n, west Main street,
now occupied by Messrs Larus Shine. will be va
Gated on the LIST Of April For terms apply to
"a Ih-lm VAN LEW, TAYLOR q co.
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o. FOR RENT-The store formerly
MI occupied By the subscribers, on l3th street. be-
tween Main and Cary. Also. the lumber house on
LoDbsrdy alley, between 18th and lith streets
Possession given Immediately Apply TO
WIN WALLACs SONS.
jaIT Corner Pearl ard Cary streets.
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<. <. ssa rzzsszssxa NOTICE On and

ESM SD gfz.ME&yafter Wednesday, the Sth
instant regular Daily Passenger train will be run
on the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad according
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- FOR KENT-A Handsome frame
81 tenement on 26th street, Union Hill. one squsre
Northeast Of The intersection of 25th and Venable
treets; hes nice rooms, and kitchen with 2rooms.
Rent TO "A permanent tenant Oniy Sc so per month.
apply at my Shoe Store, No. 43 Main st.
JAZZ WM WALSH.
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r.
CEss.-ti. W. JONES, DENTIST, having purchased
the EgcIlrSlrs right for the above mode of making
TEETH, ard after HStHg and testing it In the most
dlGrnH cases, tchere other plates had failed is
Hrsiy satisfied IF it's absolute superiority the
gold, silver and patna methods can, there fore. with
confidence, recommend it to all who may desire full
or partial sets of teeth, and especially to such as
may be djSsatSied ruth those they nSfng
In this process, all of the objections to the gold
plate are removed-the suction being perfect secures
comfort and STABILITY to the ft and the teeth being
embedded IN the metal, the fOed is excluded from
under or between them they are, therefore, Glenn
er, Smoother, and IN every respect better. In
sequence of the perfect adaptation of the plate to
the mouth. and the suction thereby secured, he can
insert one more teeth wi.hont clasps, and in all
cases guarantee perfect and satisfactory fit.
This method having been adopted and commend
ed by those standing highest IN the profession,
North and South. testimonials will he gwen and
specimens exhibited to any who may desire to see
them; The old plates of those wishing to exchange
the old method for the new, will be taken in part
pay. Will, of course, make TEETH on the old
mode for those who may prefer it.
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and teeth ex-
tracted by electricity for those who wish it.
Office opposite Corlnthlan Hall. ia 7-1y
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mA- Nature is the Great Physician.-This

is admitted by the medical profession as fun
damental principle OF healing science. It is wisely
provided by the human economy that whenever
anything is wrong in the ply steal STEM the natu.
raj forces of the body brought to bear to expe
the disease; The great aim; therefore. is to
strengthen the natural powers. This has been kept
in view by the skful componnders of DR.. J. HOS
TETI Frs B!TTERS, which operate 70 give fresh
vitality to all the organs of the body. The effect of
this medicine upon the stomach, the liver and the
kidneys, prompt and decisive. The patient who
is wise enoug h To quit druggi and try the BIT
TIERS. soon feels as if he had taken new lease of
life. and as he continues the of the article, he
is overjoyed to find the stream of health coursng
bloom has departed. give Or. j. HOSTETTER'S
celebrated BITTERS trial.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, every
where.
IA. See advertisement in another column.
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The Kansas Bill OF Rights.

ST. LOUIS. July I9.-Thr Bill of rights. now
before tn" Kansas Convention, provides that
hire shall be no distinction between aliens
and citizens i'll relation 10 The possession of
property. No slavery l. 10 De allowed. There
l. decided majority III favor OF instructing
thr judges of the supreme Court to disregard
The fugitive slave law. Provision l. made for
s. homestead law
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-20

The Lynchburg Nirginian says a Grand
ConN ocaton' of the Sons of Malta, largely
attended by members from Richmond and
other Southern cities. was held there, Friday
night.
Col Mark Anthony, an officer III the war of
1sl2, died III Campbell county, Va, on the Nth
inst.
Hon. Jacob Bond ron, for many years Pres
ident of the South Carolina Senate, died in
Charleston on The 18th inst.
Coal in the Adriatic is now worth four pounds
sterling 500 q ton, and it Will be double that
in less than SIX months, if the war continues.
Gov Seymour, late Minister of the United
States at St. Petersburg, has arrived i'll Paris,
route for home.
John VI. Boyd was drowned near Baltimore
on Monday. while bathing
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BALTIMORE, July l9.-Flour dropping, at Si.75-
W heat declined 3n5c. White l.}0H l5n. Red 80 q
1873 Corn du!l-vhlte SIC; yellow sOJs2c. Pro
visions unchanged. WhSkey unchanged.
New NoRk. July l9-Cotton advanced y: sales
lfs1 hales-Up lands ll3a. Flour declined ia I0c-
Southern &5.Oa6. Wheatdeclined LACKED Lao
81 ii5-Whlte l.62ia Corn duii-new steady; old
Groopmg-Whlte 9}d94. Pork qulet-AIess Sl575
Lard steady al lO1sFll's. Sugar huoyant. Coffee
hrn. Rice dull. Turpentlne duii at asa. RoSln
nTm at : 50
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SALE ACRES

- OF WOOD LAND IN HENRICO COUNTY,
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE WILLIAMS
BELOW THE CITY OF RICHMOND.-As Com
missioner appointed by decree of the Circuit
Court of the United States for the Fourth Circuit
and Virginia District, pronounced on the 2lst May,
1851, In the csse Of the " Bank of the United States
against George Winston and others.'' shall sell.
at PU Bl.lC AUCTION, in front of Henrico Court
House, on MONDAY, the first day of August; 1889,
LAND located as above. containing 2l9 ACRES.
adjoining the lands formerly owned by William
TERMs10ne fourth cash balance s, u, and ~
months for negotiable notes. and title retained
till all the purchase money shall he paid, and con-
veyance ordered by the Court.
ANDREW JOHNSTON, Com'r.
iv Jytdtd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-20

ST LoJIs, July 19.-Thr overland mail to
the 2-th, brings intelligence OF the town of Te-
hemaT being destroyed by fire Loss -iuungG
Forty-three conyiets had escaped from the
p"n3tentiary.
Business had improved
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he President.
Severe Tornado.

BEDFORD SPRINGS PA. July 19.-Thc Pros
idenl arrived here this evening, accompanied
by Miss Lane and others
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Special. NOTICES.

IA Great Exciteme Is. 900 People have
visited WATSQNto see HIS splendd STE REQ
hGoPlC VIEWS. a. well AZ 10 have their portraits
taken. HIS PORT RATS cannot lie excelied, and
Ior cheapness and durability are seldom equaled.
Saii and see them. Portraits from 80 cents; pho
,ogIaphs IRON 81 TO SIS. Old daugucrrotypes
copied or diminished To any size; painted either
water, Paftlie, or Oil Colorp, all worked up In
dla Ink. ReinemlRr WATSoN'S, WhitehuTst's
Oid daiiery, II Mainst. jy 14-1m
EA How TO Cure all Pain and Bcwe Com.
rLAiNTs.-For Pain in the Bowels, Stomach. Sides.
Limbs. Back, Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Sore Throat.
sun Neck. Sprains or Bruises. use HARRIS
bones sinews, blood and muscles annihilatng all
pain like magic Bottles IL, rs and 80 cents.
II yon suffer with Cholera DiarrhGa. Looseness
OF the Bowels, or Summer Complaint, use HARRIS
H0RNE'S CARMINATIVE BAI.SAM. 1t gives
instant relief. Bottles 25 cents.
The Cure All cures all pain. The Carminatve
Balsam cures all bowel complaints Is cents a bot
tie,
Sold by all Druggists in Richmond, Petersburg
and Norfolk. jy I2-2tsm
RA Afflicted, Rrnd.-Minnock's PAM cea.
a CURE FOR RHEUMATISM AND NEU-
RALGi A.-Ihe following certificate is one of ma
nv received from hundreds of citizens Of Rich
mond:
1t affords me pleasure to testify to the value of
your Rheumatic Medicine. | have used it in my
IDENTITY recommend 4 as being good for both.
Yours respectfully, F. F. WHITE
RICEaoNp. Deer. 1858.
Sold by all Druggists. and by
FISHER & WINSTON,
y lin Wholesale Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-20

4 VERY MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR-The body
OF 4 man was discovered in Little river. Sun
day afternoon, which has since been identified
as that OF Edmond Morse. who has been miss
ing from Westiield. Mass. for over two years.
the flesh was all dried on the bones. The
body evidently hal not been in the water very
long. The case is certainly very mysterious
one
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LIQUORS. &c.

Il PORTER, ALE. &C., 10.
and rm. under the ss e Of bELMRUE& PEYRo
NET, on It'll, between Broad and Grace streets,
where they will keep choice let OF LAGER BEER,
PORTER, ALE, &C., In keg and bottles of all sizes.
Also all kinds of imported WINES, LIQUORS
&c. AS we keep 4 good article and sell cheap, we
expect share OF patronage, for which We return
our thanks and promise to please ALL
p. S.-Goods forwarded 10 any part of tho city
free of charge. DELARUE L PEYRONET.
my l2-3mt
POTTLING ESTABLISHMENT.-L A.
II GER BEER, ALE, PORTER, Sc.-Thankful
for the liberal patronage already bestowed on us, We
beg leave to announce to friends and the public
I'D general, that we will continue eur business of
BOTTLING LAGER BEER, Xxx ALE, PORTER,
&c. rs heretofore, and which We will deliver, RE.E
OF CHARGE, to any part OF the city.
Goods for the country carefully packed in barrels,
and delivered to any depot In the city.
We have also constantly on hand Lager Beer and
Ale, IN half and quarter barrels and fun supply OF
Scotch Ale and London Porter. which We most re-
'pS'''''' ''00''sA' Lofts I'll p suRER BRO,
ap22-3m No 2Os. Main street.
CHAMPAGNE WINES.-We have IN store
- the following fine Champagne Wines, Viz:
La PeTle and Rubis, superior
Jules Mumm Co. VeTzenay Cabinet
:. Fleur de Siery, Wins de Danes Very
Imperial hne
Heldsiek Co.; Sillery Mcusseux; Ls Marquis -
All o. which we otter to the trade and the public.
For sale by DUDLEY CO., " Main Ut.
CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE.-The sub
siEesE ToBA s:e5s nf oBat
PIPES, PIPE STEMS, and the usual varsity Of
goods kept in such estaelishmenss which 10 will
>'' Importer and Manufacturer of Cisars, ac..
nv 7-Smt No. les Bread street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-20

DISTRESSING SCICIDE-A few DAYS since
Miss Sarah heils, an amiable and beautiful
young lady, residing in kitanning Armstrong
co, Pa, who was engaged to be married short
iy. hung herself III an upper room, and was
quite dead when found. No reason for the act
could be surmised.