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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-09

CHILDREN KILLED By THE FUMES OF CHAR
CoAL.-The St. Louis papers record the death
of one child and almost the suffocation of
another, from the very imprudent act of the
mother, in lighting a charcoal furnace in q
close room. They say:
She had imprudently lighted charcoal fur
mace in a close room, and laid her infant on q
low couch. After the woman had been busy
for about two hours, 4 neighbor happened TO
go in, and Immediately noticed the dense
smoke and disagreeable smell in the room, and
advised the woman TO open window He
observed little girl, ten years of age, sitting
on the hearth, near the charcoal furnace, and
apparently asleep. He went to her, shook her,
and taking her to the cool air, she soon recov-
cred, complaining however, of sickness at the
stomach and dizziness. Doubtless soon she
would have subsidized into the stupefying sleep
which precedes death by asphyxia. But the
infant of the poor woman, who was only
eight months old, and had been unweli lately,
was oyerpowered by the subtle deadly poison,
and soon died with the characteristic symp
toms.
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% Notice to Tobacco Manufa cturers.
The undersigned having made arrangements with
Mr.. GEORGE LINDSAY of Petersburg, Va: pro-
pTletor of VIM. Came ron's PATENT HYDRAC-
Lie AND RETAINING PRESS, are now pre-
pared TO manufacture them, and are getting up two
different sizes, which they will guarantee to per-
form to the entire satisfaction IF all who may favor
them with their orders.
au 29-lm TALBOT BRO.
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Negro Shot.-Some months SINCE Mr.. John
A. Lacy, grocer, on Broad street. near the
West end, was very much annoyed by q free
negro named Roots, who not only trespassed
upon his premises, but frequently carried of
articles that did not belong to him. Mr.. L.,
at that time, threatened him with an arrest,
and Roots .fought shy until last Wednesday
night, when Mr.. L. again caught him on his
back premises. On finding his presence dis
covered. Roots seized some article then lying
in the yard and ran off. Not long fter this
one of Mr.. Lacy's neighbors informed him
that Roots was lurking about, as if bent on
mischief, and Mr.. L., to be able to protect
himself, stepped into his chamber and got his
gun. which was loaded with small shot. On
returning to the door, he discovered the negro
STOPPING near it, and called to him not
to move. Seeing the gun, the black ruff
fan jumped mp and ran off, Mr.. Lacy
calling to him to stop, which he refused to
do until Mr.. L. shot him in the left shoulder
and back This warming up" brought Roots
to "stand stifl,r when he was taken back to
the grocery, where his wounds were examined,
and as they proved to be quite serious, he was
permitted to 60 home and procure medical aid.
We presume the affair will be brought to the
attention of the Mayor, and that he will make
proper inquiry into the cause of the shooting.
If Mr. Lacy had shot the negro in his lot, or
was satisfied that his person or property was
in danger from the fellow, public opinion
would have sus stained the act; but II the ne
gro was merely loafng about to pick up
something and had not done SO, the law Will
not Justify Mr.. Lacy in shooting him, and es-
pecially when he was running on at the time
of the occurrence.
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ne Notice. Notice! Sotice!-To "a
Farmers. Merchants and all others who tseAsZA
may buy ANYTHING in the way Of SA ID fHN
DIES, HARNEsS; SeY &c. at whole
place to 90. The best Saddles for the lowest
prices Call soon and them. They parti
cularly cheap, and We warrant them to give entire
satisfaction. Repairing of every description neat
ly. cheaply and promptly done at No lis Main ST.,
third door below Governor st.
lS-IIn J. W. DENNIS.
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NA- How to Cure all Pain and Bowe Conn

ia. How to Cure all Pain and Bowe Com.
pLAINTs.-FoT Pain in the Bowels, Stomach, Sides,
Limbs, Back, rheumatism, Neuralgia Sore Throat,
Stiff Neck, Sprains or Bruises, use HARTS-
HORNE'S CURE-ALL. 1t acts upon the nerves,
bones, sInews, blood and muscles, annlhiahng all
pain like magic, Bottles II, 25 and SO cents.
If you suffer with Cholera DiarrhGa, Looseness
of the Bowels, Sulnnner Complaint, use HARTS-
HORNE'S CARMINATIVE BALSAM. 1t gives
instant relief. Bottles Is cents.
The Cure-All cures all PAIN. The Carminative
Bslsam cares all bowel complaints Is cents a bot
tie.
Sold by all Druggists in Richmond, Petersburg
and Norfolk. jy 1z-2xm
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Companv E-This new volunteer corps, now
numbering seventy-seyen men, is thoroughly
organized, and will be uniformed ana ready
for parade by the 10Th of October, Col h.
indebted for this infantry company, is the
commander, and has been untiring IN his ef-
forts to make 1t the pride OF the regiment
The material of which it is composed, Is a.
good as could be desired, and the privates, as
well as their officers take especial pleasure in
attending drills, and in perfecting themselves
in the duties of citizen soldiers. The officers
are r. Milton Cary, Captaini 7. G.. Psyton,
Ist Lieut.; James r. Crenshaw, I'd Lieut.,
Jesse Wherry, lst Sergt; T. Mayo, "a oerg' !
Sergt; f. ID. Sturdivant Ist Corp'i; Amandus
N. Walker, I'd Corp'l; Patterson Allan, %
Corpl; VIM. r. J Pegram, 4th Corpl; Z. q.
Rawlings, Color Sergeant.
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CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION IN UTAH-There
is probability that the Mormon candidate
for Congress in Utah has been beaten. The
candidates were, DR.. Hurt, ''Gentile;'' w. G..
Osborne, Independent; and Captain w. H.
Hooper, Mormon. letter says:
On last Monday came off the rife. We say
strife, because it was the first time, we pre-
sumo, that any opposition was made, in poll
tics, to the powers and proselytes of this king
dom, and surely it took many of them una
wares, found them like the foolish virgins
negligent of their privileges and, when it
was too late, lamenting over their folly. Re-
turns are incomplete, yet sufficient to cause
the chosen to tremble lest they are defeated
So confident were the faithful, that in this
city only about 900 votes were polled, and
we presume, throughout the settlements,
much smaller ratio, whilst at Camp Floyd
and Fort Bridger, the stronghold of the Gen
tiles. every man qualified was at the ballot
box; SO, while the Saints have cause to fear,
we have to rejoice And if they complain
,hat unqualified Gentiles voted, of whom we
Know none, we point to their unnaturalized
voters, OF which we know some, as q set off,
we anxiously await the returns, and fear de-
dates.
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Agricultural FaiY.-The Executive Committee
OF the Virginia Central Agricultural Society,
at tnelr last meeting, passed several important
resolutions, the substance Of which we ap.
pend: The first premium of sf5o, for fast
trotting horses, mares and geldings, IL to be
decided by "fime," and the successful competi-
tor must trot his mile in 2:45. or less TO secure
1t. For the second premium, no horse, mare
or gelding, over six years old will be allowed
to start, and the successful competitor must go
his mile in three minutes or less to secure the
prize of. $780, These changes were made to
ensure good exhibition Of trotting stock and
with good day and track, both premiums will
easily be taken by the fast "goersn already
promised to be here.
The committee fixed the rates of gate en-
trance as follows: Each adult, SO cents; chill
dren, 25 cents; sulkey, 25 cents; single horse 25
cents; buggy with ono or two horses 50 cents;
carriages with four seats, and not more than
two horses, IS cents; two-horse omnibus, ST.;
four horse omnibus, $f.50. Persons who object
to the gate fees, can avoid the payment of them
by becoming members at cost of ~, or by the
renewal of their memberships at q cost of ST.
Exhibitors. who are not members, and who
design competing for premiums of IS or more
are to pay 80 each, and all successful exhibi.
tors for premiums of $40 or more, are to pay
ten per cent. OF the premium received, includ.
ing the fee above required. BY this arrange.
ment, unsuccessful competitors are relieved of
paying the entrance per centage, WI lille these
who are successful, will gladly pay it, and
thus aid in making up the large sum to be
awarded for premiums.
The committee also passed a resolution
authorizing the President and Secretary to
admit private show tents and booths within
the enclosure at such rates as they may deem
reasonable; SO the grounds will present the
appearance of grand Bazaar, where goods
may be bought and sold, and where every
species of amusement not inconsistent with
decency and good order, may be INDUCED in.
Let our readers bear these facts in mind and
secure trade-stands before they are all en-
paped
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y, kidney and Bladder CompIaint..-The

IA Kidney and B1addeT ComP PIain ints.-The
aewest and most important discovery for Kidney,
Bladder Complaints, Urinary Obst structons, Leucer
.cohGa or Whites, Sexual Weaknesses, Physical
HORNE1S BUCHU COMPOUND.
Persons who have been unable to walk, have soon
been relieved by this wonderful COMPOUND. Itis
prepared By Chemist, and is pronounced by medi-
cal men and those who have used it, to be the best
BUCHU COMPOUND in the world. Large bottles,
Il; small bottles 80 cents. A fresh supply just
seived by FISHER & WINSTON, Druggists.
ie I4-5m Main street, Richmond.
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NJ still Another Cure of Dyspepsia, Pal
PITATION AND FLUTTERING OF t H +

WASHINGTON, Fayetts co., 0hio,l
June %. 1859.
Messrs. Mortimer 4 Mo,cbray-Dear Sirs: | take
this method to say to you and the public, that |
have tried HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TING
TURE in case of Dyspepsia, and have never, IN
twenty years found any medicine 10 equal 1t. was
so badly aii cted that had TO quit work by reason
Of Palpitatlon and Fluttering of the Heart. One
bottle of the TINCTURE perfectly relieved me-
Yours, with respect,
JACOB STovER.
Call and get Pamphlets. and see cures of Cough,
Rheumatism. Scrofula. &c. AS restorative and
tavigarator il has been highly commended.
Hundreds will testify of cures on themselves and
friends. after all other remedies have failed.
FEMALES AND CHlLDREN.-This Tincture
will lie found great medicine for all their diseases.
MA- Call and get Pamphlets and see cures.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD & CO., Richmond;
by Dr.. COOKE, Fredericksburg; by all the Drug
sists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER Il NOW
BRAY, Baltimore, and by Drugs lists and Shop
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle; SIX bottles,
SIS. jy l6-d&wts
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DUELs IN GERMANY.-The German students,
though SO phlegmatic, are great duelists. At
Heidleburg several duels in one morning is
not surprising. They are not such encount-
ers, however, as we have in America-there
are no pistols and no corpses on the ground.
writer from the town gives description of
the style of fighting:
The combatants are well protected from in
jury, save their heads, which are bare. Their
right arm is wound with cloth until it is as
big as mans thigh and too heavy to hold; it
is supported, when not fighting, by the Sec
onds. The neck is also wound with cloths to
the ears to protect the jugulars. The swords
are about four feet long, three e-fourths of an
inch wide, blunt pointed, with a rough edge,
being regular fencing swords If all is ready
they begin, and endeavor to cut each other
only on the head or face. If the swords are
bent or broken, the parties are stopped by the
seconds, who examine the wounds, sew them
up it necessary, straighten the swords, and the
fighting re-commelces. For fifteen minutes
this continues, unless one of the parties gives
out, or they declare their revenge satisfied. -
Now and then an ear or 4 nose is cut of. and
always more or less slashes are given across
the scalp forehead or face These marks are
regarded as honorable distinctions, giving evi.
dence of bravery on the part of the bearer
That morning saw no less than eight duels.
At lOh all was finished. the cut heads bound
up, the parties satisfied, sufficient lager beer
drank, when all returned to Heidleburg. The
police knew full well when they saw so many
students what had occurred; but as a German
woman said to me, they "put their hands be-
fore their eyes when the students go over the
river" Seven hundred students could over
power the police in case they were inclined.
and hence the dueling is allowed.
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HA- j. G. Porter

3Zz bhUAU 81 hEEI j
1.-TWO doors above w. T. Ladd s pyug Store,l
Has lust received a lot of PRIME BLACKgER-
RY BRANDY; PURE iMPoRTED FRENCH
KEYS, Cider Vine ar. &c. together with gene
raj assortment OF FAMlLTGR0CERiE iEs, Wood
en- and Willow Ware; all Of which he is sellin1 at
any part of the city, free of charge. Call at s22
BROAD ST. au26-2w'
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HA. Mrs. J. A. Williams, NJ. d., offers her
services TO those of her sex, and to children.
who may need medical advice or attendance.
Especial attention given to the management oil
female diseases. and displacements.
Those wishing an interview at their residence,
can address Post Office Box S47
RESIDENCE on Clay, between 4th and 9th streets,
Richmond, Va. Am"
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Hoase Brsaking-The soda factory and bot.
chilly entered on Wednesday nigh iaas And rob.
bed Of box of candles and q few ANAL articles.
Two boxes Of starch were broken opsn, but
not carried off Sls'
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EMAxcIPArIox or RUssfAx SEHYes-A st.
Petersburg letter says On the 3Uth Of Sop
tember, the Hereditary Grand Duke will en-
ter his sixteenth year, aad, acccsdtng 70 tho
laws Of the empire, will attain hie majority
and take part in the deliberations oS tAe Ooun.
ell Of the Empire, and Be present at ~ Cdun.
ciis Of Ministers. II II believes tnoefOn that
day the general emancipation of ~ serb VI
Russia will be proclaimed .ThA 0rRed Duke
Constantine IL to return 70 81. PslefsOurg fur
the occasion. Grand Setes are - - given In
honor Of the event. esss "a
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Cdal Dseiimed.--Rev. A. T. Dickinson has dc.
clined accepting the call extended TO him 70
become the pastor of the Baptist Church ut
Charlottesville. Va. tII0N
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The Difficulty bssween B. b. Douglass and
Dr. Chas Gyesham.-We learn from good au-
thority. that several important errors occurred
in our notice Of the 9th instant, of the shoot
ing scrape, at King William Court House on
the 4th between B. B. Douglass and Dr. Chas.
Gresham, in which the latter was wounded
Before firing his pistol, Mr.. ID. had received
several heavy blows upon his head. Imme-
diately after the shooting, he surrendered him
self. and had an examination before two ma.
gistrates, who, after hearing the evidence OF
several eye-wItnesses to the dincuity, ois-
Charged him ON his entering into bond in the
sum Of $500. Mr.. Douglass and his friends
are no doubt happy to learn, that the attend
ing physician of DR.. Gresham has pronounced
his wound . not dangerous" Our informant
has avoided going into the details Of the un-
fnrtunate affair. because it IL desirable not TO
introduce third parties, or 70 give newspaper
circulation to Ii.
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Baths! Baths!. Bathx!! Hot, Cold
and Shower Baths can be had daily, from O'Clock,
a. M, to half past 9, p. NJ, at the Hair Cutting,
snasing and Shampooing Room. under the Ame-
- scan Hotel. Entrance on lIth street. Single Bath
70 cents, or Eve tickets for 8l.
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LErTERs BY THE OvxRLAND QAIL.-Ths
overland mail, which left San rranctsco ON
the 18th Of August and arrived at 81. Eouis ON
.ns "a INST. brought 70 ne - Losas Esss-oIcss 9
e5i7.76. For other of1ces there were nifty di.
rect packages, containing probably SO lsttsrs.
This, Of course, IL exclusive Of the way mail,
and Of that which went over the Memphis
branch, 80 that the mail which let San Fran.
cisco IL the largest that has ever 6een eont from
West TO East BY the overland rOute.As
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-09

Lost his Bacon.--Bill, slave In the service
OF Hatcher 4 Webster, was flogged yesterday
morning, by order Of the Mayor, for stealing q
middling Of bacon. = "a s1sE
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ExYxnInKurIxo on 7nx ArLA1TIc CABLD.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company, Is seems.
have employ ed askiif0i engineer ~ fsse ~ g.
BILE near Vaieaiia, with o vlew ~ dtsepvsr ~
spot where the Leakage occurs uhteh pfsvsno
the transmission of the electric cefIset. lns
ensineer in question Is ofvpiniOn that The unit
lies 90 statute miles from Vsisns1A, vasre ~
worst insulatior has always hsoa eesefveos
and that the rest Of the cable ~ ReQeAAy -
rood condition.
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Whtsksy too Mseh-Francis Hyde, while
slightly inebr,ated, entered the First Market
and began to interfere with ofIlcer Seal In the
discharge Of his duties, for which he was
taken into custody, but afterwards bailed to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-09

~ I.VNj tHENIT, AND AT LOW RATE
.~1" or iNTEREST.-The HANNIBAL and ST Jo
seph abroad Company having over 900 ACRES
OF LANE, lying In the State of Missouri. " hich
granted, 10y Act OF Congress. To aid in the con
structcn 0t their Road. offer the principal portion
thereof for s1le, on the most liberal terms.
The greater part of these Lands are within six,
and MI within fifteen. miles of the Railroad, which
Is now completed and open for use throughout its
entire len 9Th, t2p6 miles. and runs through a coun-
try winch ls unsurpassed by any the saiuhrity of
lis cHate, the fertility of It's soil, and the extent
ol its mineral resources.
For further information. apply at the Land Office
OF the Company, or address, by letter,
JOSIAH HUNT.
Land Commissioner Ii. st. 10. r. r.
HASsIEsL, Mo-, June 18th, 1859
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- The valuable FARM of the late G. C. Taiia-
isfFoi deceased in Cqlpeper county, is offered
tol sa's st!vateiy, Th1s arm IS on the Rapid Ann
AleEandria Raitroad--the Station being only few
hundred yards from the dweilng-hous and barn.
II contains 60 ACRES, is highly productive. stuar
ted IN q beautiful country, and surrounded l,y 4
most desirable neIghborhood. The BUILDINGS
cnmmcdating. ~
Any inlorlnstion in relation to the Farm NAV be
hsd ny application 20 the subscriber or to the fol-
loving PERSONS Robert Il. Mayo. Esq, DIR. F. w.
k"dJeSi hicnInoId; Or. 4. Tallaferro, Culpeper
Court House. LAW. II. TALIAFERRO.
- Rapid Ann Station, Culpeper co.
he above Farm, unless sold privately l.cfore
the 9th September, will on that dav be offered nj
public auction. andwill be sold in one or two tracts
as may lie desired. an 9--d2taw < cw3w
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County Poor Homse.--The Justicee Of Henrico
county met at tha Court-Hous yeaterdAy, to
decide upon suitable location for Z pcor.
mouse, but as some Of the committee Appoined
to make selection deeiSed 70 submit prppoe-
ais, the subject was deferred until t6e next
term, and new committee appointed
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- FOR sALE-A small FARM ofone hund

$SH FOR SALE-A small ARM ofon hundred
50 Acres, one mile beyond the termination of the
~~ Meehanlcsvlile Turnpike, about six and q half
miles from Richmond IN excellent neighbor-
hood and IN the Immediate vicinity of one more
churches. The improvements consist OF Dwell
ing with four rooms, and all necessary out build
ings, all ot which are new. Also, an orchard OF
choice fruit trees.
IL will be sold for one fourth cash; the balance
credit of one, two and three years with inter
est. Possession given immediately. Pppiy to
l.. r. THOMAS.
jy S-ts $50 Broad street, Richmond
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Miss Mitchell has cansed an observatory 20
Of her new and bsautiful tslescere.
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The SNALL-Pox IN WEsTxRx ADRIcA.-A
few days since Ne had advices that the small
pox was PREVAILING to an alarming extent in
Sierra Leone. ROcent intalligenee frOm Libe-
The Rev. Rishop Burns. writing frpm Mon.
royia towards tho Close Of Junes nays that
every one Of his esvea children had been At
native youths Is hts fslnily-they had hesn
attacked, hnt noue had died. The Btsh0n
writes that himself and fAlnily Aad been q
~qnarAntine toF nye Weeka, and would hay& 20
rssnsaa % ~ at 1east Two wse1n ienopf."
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

m- To the Lovers Of Good Eating. ...Te
ENJOY the good thlngs Of life without fear of en-
tatiins upon oneself that worst OF all complaints,
Dyspeps,a, GENERALLY produced by too indiserImi.
note indni genee N eating everything, procure .
SUPPLY OF BAKERS PREMIUM BTTTERS."
anc use It iud ccusy and you need never fear hav-
ing Dyspepsia It's considered the best Tonic now
In use, and acts admiralty as an anti ti-dyspeptic
Messrs; ADIE l. GRAY. PURCELL. TADD &
20, FISHER & WINSTON, in this city, have
tnen Tor sale, and al! other prominent Druggists
elsewhere IN Virginia Orders filled by addressing
4. BAKER, Richmond, Va.
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Narrow Eseape.-As DR. j. n. Plsananu wa
driving along broad strssf, In his caxStaeo, &C.
companied by two ladies, last wednesday even.
ing, his horse took fright, and running sSainst
tree box, broke on the shafts, and threw the
Doctor into the street, bruising him slightly Az
all injury. IT s7F-T7 = asT
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As. naysa "a a,ar Leigh Hartsn. Denttst,
door shove the Msshsaies' iasi;sate, - fem n.
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ARRxsrrp.-The last steamer brings tnfoT-
nation thas Signor Martoand ~ VIII. former.
IN Mrs Jessie MsSit0n Whttas - eesn ~.
rested at Bologna. Signor Mario 4 tven kaown
a. . prominent liallan liosralis1 go eonni'
twill b rscoIiectsd dat 0adAD Mario d.
hysred series u iecsarss In this eeuntsy last
winter. on the a6tate 0f ltaly."
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Es~ Licorice, in Mass and Stick, Of the best
quality
GUM ARABIC fgenuineI, for Tobacconists.
TONQUA BEANS-Angastura, Black and Crys-
talized.
OLIVE OIL, in glass, Of new crop. In store and
for sale low By J. PITFIELD GEORGE
In M. Blair and Co.'s Building Ctrner
my 4-Sm 18th and Cary sts.
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As DESIRABLE. FARMeflnI AIKES. an

- z HENkICM EVI NNIA N LES NORTH OF
-.'e.~ s RICHMQNU, HALF MILE EAST OF THE
FREnERlCKSBURG RAILROAD, FOR SALE
OR EXCHANGE.-W authorized by Mr
James Phillips 10 sell very desirable little Farm
located rs above, adjoining the lands of Mrs
lownes and others. II contains leIacres, of which
about hall Is oea red balance in original arowth of
OAK and pine. The bndnss on the place are all
new; consisting OF a Dwellins with three rooms.
Kitchen, Barns, Corn House, &c; To effect
speedy sale, real estate IN Richmond or ,ouug ne
groes will he taken III exchange. or it will be sold
on long credit, bearirs interest. Apply to
3-2w G0nBIN A. AppL = SGN Ancte