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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-19

SPECIE SToLEN.-Mr. L. Marlin, an old gentle.
man, w:o has for number of years been doing
business between this city and bis residence on
Short creek, has been, during the past ten or fif~
teen years, in the habit. every time he comes TO
town, Of placing what loose gold and silver he
happened to have in bis pockets in a box, which.
tor safe keeping he left n charge of the Merchants
and Mechanics Bank. few days ago he came
to town, and having occasion to use some money,
concluded to take his deposite box homo with him.
He placed it in bag, and with a stone to balance
it, carried it home and hid it in the granery. Gov
ering il up with some loose oats. In day or two
he went ont to count it over, but 1ol some had
been before him, and the treasure was missing
The old gentleman thinks the box must have
contained near Sc 900, and as the whole amount is
in specie. there is but slight probability Of his
ever seeing it again Wheeling Va Times
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SPRiEG SALES-l859.

THOMAS, HUGHES Il CALDWELL,
I4PORTERSA AND JOBBERG,
mo. Pearl Street, Richmond, virginia)
sross w are nov ready to exhibit our SPRING
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS.
We baye more than doubled our DIRECT I'M
PORTATIONs, which, added 70 our
Largely INCREASED STOCK
q q American manufactures. enables rs TO offer u
the merchants OF
VIRGINIA,
NORTH CAROLINA,
-ee TEHEEesEE. and
s KENTUCKY,
ssstosh II GOODS, not 10 be surpassed in Ex-
aAhI, REAUTT ard CHEApkEes. IN this coun.
Our assortment con ststs Ia part Of
nrMbfciaer1as Laoes Dress Trimmings. Silk and
IIo'toh Hosiery, Gloves, Hendkfs, Crarats, Ties.
.oIsesneefs. Shirts and Collars, umbrsllss Para
M. Brushes. combs, Buttons, Hoop fkfrfs Per.
iaintfaes aud soaps. Gold spd Git Jewsiry, kc.
. ~ endless variety Of HmAi Wares, more particu,
'"g spssinhd In our printed Catalogues.
- oIdsrf at al fisaes premptty attended 10.
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CPRiNG TRADE, 1869.
PURCELL. LADD G CO.

PURCELL. LADD G CO,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
No. l22, corner Main aud Governor streets,
RIOBMOND, VA.
Have now IN store their SPRING SUPPLIES OF
DRUGS. MEDTCIkES, CHEMICALS
GrWLkD0W GLASS Of all siZss~tA
OILS OF every description
LIEsEFD and TASNERE' OIL
Sperm. WHALE, LARD and SWEET OIL
INDIGO MADDER and other DYFS
BURhlE3 FLUID. OAMPHfNE
vAhklHHE6
SODA, SPICES, &c, &c,
Comprising one Of the largest and best stocks OF
goods In our line have offered, selected in
persoa by cue Of our firm and purchased for CASH
enabling us to sell them TO friends. merchants
ana sfhHrs as Low as the same description OF goods
can be bought in any market. Unexpectedly ask
an inspection Ct our stock and prices before pur.
chasing.
x4 orders faithfully and promptly attended to.
PURcELL. LADD d CO, Druggiste,.
NH 3-d&cwlm Hichmond
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. MEMPHIs AND WASHING

W>-A TON TEH EGRAPH LINE This new
connects with Memphis, Nashville Knexviile
Chattanooga, Vicksoure Natchez and New Orleans,
Atlan'a, Augus,a Charleston and savannah Mont.
gomery and Mobile, in the South aud Southwest
aud all intermediate points OF importance. From
Richmond TO Washington it will be operated with
Printing Telegraph Machines. connecting vt Wash
ny's Printing Lines to Baltimore, Philadelphia
New York, Boston, Portland, Bangor, Halifax, No
va Scotia and St Johns. New Brunswick, Spring
field, Troy. Albany, Rochester, Buffalo, ieveland
Chicago, Cincinnati. Louisville. st Louis and sta
tions In Missouri. Iowa and Kansas, aad offers a
prompt and reliable Line Of Telegraph to the com
merciat aud talegraphing public.
Oa1ee In Richmond corner Main and Pearl streets
NH Sta aHe FgsE
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AIM,sr A SHoor1sa scaAps.-No lit.

ALM, M,sT SHooTIsG ScaAPs. lit.
tic excitement was produced In the first market
house yesterday. by the belligerant attitude oi
Messrs. Vim. L. Davis and Richard T. Smith, both
of whom drew loaded pistols and were threatening
70 fire upon each other, when the Clerk of the
Market rushed up, seized both parties, disar med
them, and took them before Justice Taylor, by
whom they were held to bail to appear before the
Mayor this morning. Davis, it is said, TOOK
smith by the collar aud threatened to blow out
his brains II he refused 10 fulfill a promise made
TO young lady. aud Smith did not feel disposed
to be forced under the yoke Of matrimouy, deadly
weapons were drawn, and might have been used
but for timely interference.
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There 10 movement now In progress through
several Of the northern mining counties OF caii'
fornia, TO sxpsl the Chinese from the digsings.
The New York News says, that within . week,
rape. robbery, perjury and swiDdIiug have bsen
charged and pretty concusiseiy proved against ehs
police OF that city.
10 Canton, Nd, Tuesday. She was enc hundred
and twelve years Of age.
Laura Kesne has applied TO the courts or Baltic
more Tor iniucption, 10 prevent Kunkis Co., from
playing ths "AmericAp cousin" there.
THE frst front Of tho season were caught last
Saturday, near Harrisonburg, Pe.
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RUNAWAY.-SIOO RPWARD.-

The above reward will be paid foe TIE aDpgs.
A Ia the city Of Richmond, or confined n ~
jail 90 that get him again. IL taken out OF tie 6lSSe
of Virginia. snd 80 taken In the state Of VfrHiDlA
q year, OF age, brown complexion full head o6 hair.
good teeth. feet 10 incbes high, and rather efuG
couutenance. JOHN "A HUTUH na6m-
AT Enquirer and whig win copy in weskiy r.
per twice each. ia 1-dt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-19

HzW CHILLs AND FEVER, CHILLs AND
FEVER One of the greatest remedies that hos ever
been laid before the public for Fever aud Ague and
ths press and the people. is DIR j HOST sTTER's
CELEBRATED BIrTER5. Who would eudure the
fortunes arising ON this terrible disease when it
can be 50 easily curee2 Who would endure sleep
ess nights. burning fevers and icv chls alternate
y. when remedy can tie obtained tor mere trihe!
ana yet now many families linger out painful ex
istence under this deadly blight, and do nothing
out guip down Quinine until il becomes as common
as tnelr daily meals and yet they not relieved
None put the foolish and weak would hesits to to
procure these valuable Btters and save yes
intense agony.
where. s' 0'
fA- See advertisement in another column.
NH lin
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nR~ The BEsr CogaH sYsur IN rE

WoRLD.
The best Cough Syrup in the world Is Harris
horue's pectoral Syrup of Wild Cherry.
This article ia prepared by a chemist. and is pro
nennced by medical men. and those who have used
Il, 20 be she best preparation for Coughs. Colds,
Catarrh. Bronchitis, Hoarseness. Sore Throat from
cold, and preventive Of that lion OF diseases
Consumption.
Persons who SING should use II. II Ia pleasant to
The taste saiteps clears and strengthens the voice
ssys silirri;asou of the throat and lungs and pre-
vents tsking cold.
Bottles Is aud 80 cents and ST.. Sold by all Drug
gists in Richmond, Norfolk, Petersburg. and all
towns in Virginia. oc lS-6n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-19

RAILROAD REsPossrBILITY.-At Cincinnati a
Judgment has just been affirmed in the General
term Of the Superior Court, which Is Of interest
to travellers and railroad companies. A gentle
man purchased a ticket in Washington, from a
general sgeut of all the lines, through to Cincin.
natl. Whens be arrived there his baggage was
missing. and he subsequently sued the Little Mi-
ami Railroad Company for its value, aud judg-
mept was recovered in the Court below. This was
affirmed upon the ground that the ticket was re-
cognzed by the defendants, which was sufficient
evidence of the authority Of the agent at Wash
iugton Their were no circumstances to show
that there was division or separation OF con.
tracts az to the various lines in regard to the
transportation of the passenger and his baggage.
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Affairs fn Norfolk.
lcoRREsPoNpENcE or THE RICHMOND DAILY prsrAror

NORFOLK, March Is, 1852
The Democratic party held a meeting at Asb.
land Hall last evening, for the purpose Of organ.
izing. Capt. Wm Lamb, for President, four Vice
Presidents, and W Swank aud W + Foster elect,
ed Secretaries. Addresses were delivered by Can't.
Lamb aud Gen. Geo. Blow, and at late hour the
meeting adjourned. Both parties having been
fully organized, the canvass may be said to have
fully commenced.
The select council held a meeting last night
They concurred In all the action OF the late meet
ing Of the common council.
The Julia Dean still occupies the attention
of the Federal Court.
Operations in produce continue active, the re.
cepts of corn and -four are large, but hardly suf-
fcient to meet demand. Cotton continues to come
in, the market active and prices for good artic e
arm. There is much of an Inferior quality on
hand, including quantity which has been wreck
ed, which meets no favor from purchasers. In
Bacon, the market is somewhat dull, the stock ia
large and prices nominal
The new Hotel has been completed and is real.
ly q credit to the committee under whose super
vision it was built-there is no tenant yet that we
have heard Of. PERCUSSION.
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nA- New spRIka aoops-Mv frs

n9 NRw sPRIkG GOODS My first
supply OF SPRING GOODS, have already arrived.
aad embraces besides the usual large variety OF
rRlMMINGS, many novelties OF thu season. Hav
ing been early in the market and with the adyan-
t.ge OF q new and unbraken stock, to select fl ON
have succeeded in obtaining the choicest and most
desirable styles i'm xorted; and am fully warrant
I'd in saying that no one who wishes to buy will
leave my store unsupplied. HIRsCH,
NH Tins 2Dg Broad at
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KNocKED; DowN.--As a sen of the
Emerald Isle was passing along Governor street
last Thursday night, he was stopped by two men,
one of whom asked him question or two, then
knocked him down and walked cf as IL nothing
had happened. Who the aggressors were, the
I'M ured man has no idea, nor is he at all anxious
to make any more acqusintances of the kind,even
on Governor street.
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~ JOHN W. GAnLICK-

Market Place. franklin street, Richmond Va,
Wholesale ami retail dealer in Drugs Medicines,
Chemicals. Paints. Oils. Yareishes and Dyestuffs
Fancy Articles, Tobacco. Snuff and Cigars Surgi-
cal Instruments, Brushes. Combs. Soaps, Exirscf.
perfunery, Landreth's Garden Seeds Also. sole
proprietor aud manufacturer of Sempe's Infal,ible
BAKING or YEAST POWDERS.
~ Physicians Prescriptions carefully CON-
pounded. nh I4-6t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-19

TIE Pacific cRAILsoAD.-Advices from Marshall
Texas to the 9th inst, state that the sale of the
Pacific Railroad has been postponed. The old
company is gaining confidence. The new company
has been attached for debts.
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WORLD-
Has cured, and is now daily effectipg the most
extraordinary cures of diseases to which humsnity
IL afflicted Thousands who we're hithert su ufsrng
lnoer the most inveterate diseases, and which were
deemed beyond the skill of medicine, have been
wonderfully restored to health by the use of this
truly great remedy. For SuR0FGLA, KHEUMA-
II5M, SYPHILIS. PILES, DYsPEPsIA, ALL
resulting from tperfty If the blood. it is unsurpass-
ed by any medicine In msficai science.
BY thoroughly purifying the Blood aud Stomach
sns en- strengthening and renovating every organ of
the human system. it necessarily cures ali those
diseases resulting from morbid action of the same
nl smcn as LlVsR CoMPLAINT, NERVOUS AFFEC.
TlONS, GENERAL DEBILITY, ERUPTIONS
ON THE SKIN, CHRONIC FEvEe AND AGUR,
and all other diseases which we'll known to ex-
lse from the above causes All that is asked ia a
air trial. which will assuredy convince any one of
the Incompatible efficacy OF this remarkable pre-.
paration in curing the diseases for which it ia re-
commended For particulars call and get a de.
scriptive circular. Prepared bv
j W BURROW J. CO.
Practical and Ansly tical Chemists
Norfolk, Va.
For sale in Richmond by Purcell, Ladd Co
Dr W Garlick. Waring Pearce, and Drug gists
generally. NH 10 m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-19

CRIcKRr.-We have recently noticed
tha. this game has been taken up by city youth,
several of whom take advantage of every fine after.
noon to practice it on the grounds at the head Of
Clay street Ii some of our citizens who are ia.
miiiar with the game were to take the matter In
baud a club could be organized on permanent
footing Where is the Richmond Cricket Club or.
ganixed about two years agof
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-19

PROPER Sphere OF WoMAN.-We learn
that Rev. Mr.. Shrieley, of the Independent Chris-
tian Church." will deliver a lecture Tomorrow
night. on "the:proper sphere of Christian Woman,
and her influence on society" Religious services
will hereafter be held in that church twice every
Sunday
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NOBLE GAME.-Moose are said to be very abup.
dant IN the Aroostook region of Maine, and the
hunters are bringing them into the settlements at
Preeque Isle. where the steak, which is said to be
very Ii ne eating, is sold for six cents pouhd and
the fore quarters for AZ cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-19

IyANEoK-We have from GTo. NJ. WEST, hdnhos
being par. of T. B. Peterson & Bros uniform
edition OF Sir Walter Scotts works.
BLicKvooD.-We have from Messrs. WooDHoUsE 4
Co, BlocI lc0od for January.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-19

ELECTION OF L. s. sESaToR.-The Legislature of
New Jersey went into an election for United States
Senator Thursday, and chose John c. Ten Eyck
Opposition over the democratic candidate. This
result was brought about by the combination Of
tbs Americans" with the Republicans.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-19

LAW NoTICE.-hO3ERT C. Nj
CHOLAs, for several years United States Distric,
attorney having entirely recovered his bealth h4t
determined TO resume the practice of LAW in this
city. and will devote all his energies 10 any protes
slonal business with which he may be entrusted
ONCE with Peter Daniel. Jr. ESQ., Number 5
Goddin's Hall. NH q-,m
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ExEcUrIoN.-Pleasapt N. Mask, who murdered
young lady at Holly Springs, Miss, was executed
on Friday of last week. There we're about 1000
persons present at the scene. The Mercury says:
Although naturally powerful man in physical
strength, he was unable to walk or stand without
assistance. and two men supported i'm from tho
confined il Jail four years. which reduced him to
mere child in strength During that long period,
no doubt the CHASTITY phantom of bis murdered
victim oftentimes appeared rs they appear to other
murderers, in horrid dreams! Arrived at the
scaffoid, short religious ceremony was performed,
the prisoner placed the platform, the moose and
cap adjusted, and without one word of farewell to
a world which he had outraged, Pleasant NJ. Mask
crossed the river of death.
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DULL TooL.-Miks Tool is to be before
the Mayor this mornisg for taking cap from Z
negro boy in the street, last Sunday esening- =
Mike, at the time Of che offence, was loaded dowr
to the guards with bad whiskey, and probably did
NOT know what hs was doing.
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CuuncH MUsIC.-.The Fir,

CuuRcH MusIC.--The First Baptist
Church, now that it has been enlarged, improved
and very much beautiAsd, would be entirely COM
plete as q house of worship If tho congregation
would add TO ita we'll tuned organ. Church mu.
sjc fs never complete without the accompaniment
of this valuable feature, aud no congregation
would appreciate it more than that Of the frss
church If Il were once introduced,
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. EorIcs.--The voters of Han

EOTICE.--The voters OF Han
~-A over county. who are friendly to the re
m0vai of the court-hcuss are respectfully aDd ur
gently reque sted to meet at their spective voting
places, ON SATURDAY, the 25th inst, to appoint
ak del. gates from each Mag,sterial District TO
Convention to be held at Ashland. on the I'd April
to nominate q candidate to represent them in thu
next Legislature Of Virginia.
NH l6-lw* MANY VOTERS.
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TTxAs CoTToN CRoP.-The total receipts of cot.
ton for the at Galveston have been loo, ,4s5
bales; total exports-to Great Britain, 22,50O
bales to France, ESQ bales; to the Continent 16.
$50 bales. Domestic exports, including $4,000
bales to New Orleans, 81 GAS bales. The stock in
mort ia 10 440 bales
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-19

y,croRrA's DaEss. February 23d, Queen Victoria
ha,d her 0rst ievee OF the reason at 81. james
Palace. London. Tho Court Circular sayG Ine
orasn wore train OF red velvet. trimmed with
ss~sss. vh5fe tull aouuces, trimmed with yeise
sstin ribbon, over white satiu pesticoat. HEAD
drsss. : disders Of opals and damonds.
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GOODS AT PRIME Gust H

GOODS AT PRIME CJST Having
~ determined to discontinue the business of La
cus SHINE will sell every article ia their store
at c,st or less. The stock ,lsisls OF large and
varied assortment of fURNi TURE, such as Sofas.
rete-a-Tetes Lounges Chars OF all descriptions.
Cabiasts Wash stands, Tables, Bedsteads. Mat
,rasses Cribs Cradles, sc. IL. &c. Persons N want
Of the above articles saving of SO per cent carbe
'i,a,asu IL Mots ~ es'ins a. ~ - ' PC LaRUs
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TEE CoTToN TRADE OF NEW OaLEANs.-"Teu or
fifteen years ago." says tho New Orleans Delta, 50
ship carrying 2500 bales Of cotton not thought
OF for our commerce Now 1000 and 5000 bales
a common cargo, and there is a ship now
loading at our wharves which will take 1000
haleAn
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| AGAIN ARREsTEp-Joe Barker, the noted Ex-
Mayor of Pitisburg, Pa has again been arrested
| for inelegant street preaching on Sunday, ard
held to bail in the sum of $500, to answer charge
of being q common nuisance.
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MURDERER CONVICTED On the 26th of July, 1853
stephen IL. Houser, in dispute over a game OF
cards. at St. Louis, No., stabbed Vim. D. Paris
who died instantly. Houser then fled to Texas
where he remained some years, when. supposiue
bis crime was forgotten, he returned, arrested
tried, and convicted, last week, of murder in tn,
first degree.
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TERRIFIC SroRM IN KESrUcKr.-The Maysville
fKyD Eagle says that on Friday night, that city
and neighborhood was visited with violent wind,
accompanied with hail and rain, doing considera~
BILE damage The gable end of the cotton factory
was blown in, and warehouse in Aberdeen, on
Front street, known as the Gislin property, was
almost torn to pieces, falling on small Kitchen,
belonging to Mr.. Payne, and totally demoiisning
II AtMinerva. trees and fences were blown down,
and black man, belonging to a MIR. Evans, was
killed.
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A WOMAN IN MEs's CLorHss Mary E. Aust

A WOMAN IN MEs's CLOTHES Mary L. Austin
has been discovered in the person Of youth who
has worked for y farmer In Stafford, Mass, for two
or three months past. She chopped wood - : boy,
drove team a. boy, but upon other occasions
In her proper character ~ young woman, "kept
nomnsnvp with q man named Austip, who. It
% seems. brought her from Connsc.icut, where she
vas deceived By him, and, abandoned By her pa
rents. CONSENTED to disguise her ssx to follow Bis
forfunee
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kT MINNIs' GALLERIES.

pHOToG aApHs Ia oil Colors
PHOTOGRAPHS, in Water Colors
PHOTOGRAPHS, in India Ink
Photographs, plain
AMBkOTYPRS the best
sPHgst0TYPEs. beautiful
MELAIN0TY PES brilliant
All the above styles of LiSenesses taken At the
well arranged Galleries of MtNNIS. from lite or
copied from small Pictures, equal in finish and ike
ness 70 any made IN Virginia or any o,her State
gallery in Petersburg Sycamore street, over
Davis, Ahrahans Lyons store. and No ls7 Msin
street, Richmond, Va. opposite Post Office. NH IA
BE- LIyE SIZE PHoToaRAPHs.-The
Subscriber takes pleasure In announcing 10 his nr
merous patrons and the public AZ large that he is
row PREPARED 10 furnish Photographic from minla
tures to FULL LIFE SIZE, either plain or eolored
which. for accuracy and finish he warrants equal,
net superior TO any produced in this city, st less
man the usual price. Old Pictures copied and Ell.
Citizens and strangers are invited to call and e,.
smiae specimens az GIBBs' Temple Of art, Corip
than Hail. Mails street, between 9Th and l9th;
P. s.-Tf you want genuine Ambrotype, this Il.
me p.sce to get it, where yor will neither be hum
any other Picture in the Photographic Art.
So STovEs. RANGES AND FuRsAors.
New In store q full supply cargo of schr Mignio-
nette Purchasers are invited 70 examine the quail.
ity OF our wares We especially recommend the
kehms nd Portable Furnace, Bay State Cooking
Range and Rarr Cock Stove.
Repairs always hand for all leading articles sold
81 the Governor Street Stove Store.
~ anted inine ediately two first class workmen
ocls GEORGE sTARRETT.
sES HAnTsHoRNE' 8 ANTI BILIOUS PILLS
Are the saes: and best Purgative Pills in USE They
ssf upon the Liver Stomach and Bowels CARVING
of all bile and every foul secretion. They don't
grippe, se easy IN their operation, and can be tax
Stang time without fear of exposure. They remove
Colds nom the system and prevent rheumatism. -
II you suffer with any pain, use HARTSHORNE'S
CURk-ALL, the great PAIN ANNIuILATOR II
you have cough. use HAHfS SHOENE'S COUGH
SYRUP, which is the best Congh Syrup in the
world.
Sold BIZ sill Druggists in Richmond. &C i5-6m
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Christy's Minstrels, from New York, have had
the honor of an introduction at tho Imperial
court of France. A temporary theatre was con-
structed in the Sale de Diane. The Emperor and
Empress. Prince Jerome, Prince Napoleon and the
princess CIothilde, the Princess Mathilde. and
about two hundred guests witnessed the perform
apce. aud laughed immensely at the Yankee drol'
lery of the biackened faced histrionists.
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EOR KIDNEY AND BLADDER al

L FECTIONS.--HARTSuORN GREATBUCHU
COMPOUND. for the rapid cure Of ell kinney end
Bladder Complaints. This Concentrated Compound
Extract Of buchu ia the best Remedy In the world
ter all Diseases or Complaints of the Bladder, AID.
neys. DroYsy, Gravel elects. Leucorrhea Or White
and Weaknesses of the sexual organs, whether Of 3
constitutional origin, from any other cause, Of
long or short duration.
1t is prepared by Chemist. containing no Mer.
curry, and is pronounced by medical men 70 be not
only the best, but the cheapest Buchu Compound 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 so cents. Bold By
FISHER WINSTON, and all Druggists In Rich
mond, Petersburg, Norfolk, and other tswns In vr-
yinio