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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-22

MisFoRrUNEs IN THE WooLLKN MANUFAc.
TURx-Mr. Rice, OF Massachusetts. in his
speech on the tariff, stated the following
facts:
THE Bay State Mills of Massachusetts
which cost over $2,OOO,OOO, We're sold for $500.
0OO The Middlesex Mills, fifty sets machine.
ry, cost q 600, Were capitaIized for $780,
OOO. The Salisbury Mills, fifty sets machinery.
cost over $l,V0O,OOO, sold for $1,000. The
New England Worsted Company failed to
pay its debts in full, and its property was an
entire loss to the stockholders. The Hollis
Ter Mills, near Utica. New York, cost near
$l5O.OOO, sold for about 4is 900; and SO on with
mills at Watertown, New York, Dexter, Me.
Burlington, VT, and other places. In fact. an
amount equal to the whole original invest
ment in woollen mills has already been sunk
IN the business. During the same period, also,
under the tariff OF lsi6, the manufacture of
broadcloth in this country was entirely sus.
pended, and so continues TO this day."
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- 1860. .-srriss ana ss~mer. .--asse. ~
An xSrsRx Nxw STOCK.
JOHN l.. SMTTHER.
No. "a Main street.
a1HsY GOODS -fereieh and Domestic.
- mr. ESS GOODS
Isaes ctOTHS and cASSlMERES
Silk aui Marseifies VESTINGS.
uhseribrr has Just received n
Tae NEW STOCK OF GOODS,
A.,nprrsoa NJ AUCTION, IN New York.
saA,las,sck comprises IN part:
spsnd's ''' Resniifui BKRE6ES
,xrSs and pAMAsKs;
.,.adsd assortment Of
Cbei"' CAsSIMERkS
, .,,,, grad. .ua colcr, for GEMS WEAR.
saFsffTT WI pS and LlNENs.
for BOYS WEAR.
ro,,ssKEgPIN6 GOODS;
hN' large assortment Of
PLANTATION GOODS,
f.,.r, variety and price. and many other goods
@.Ht kept IN DR., Goods store.
Tss subscriber is determined to offer the public
Ss trends the bssf selected and che apeat lot of
,hu FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS,
lar h.rls,ed IN the city, and will seli the same al
p. lcwsst rates Ia cash purchasers. Call. before
Sgups elsewhere. on ,a
~''@s JOHN L.. SMITHER.
...-akvts No. q Main street.
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DEBILITY OF CHEST
STILL ANOTHER cHEE. IRE LIMBS
Eysss d, rs hear ci the wonderful merits o
AA&i '0'' s.itra. Middlesex Co: ya..}
s.,,,.. Mcrtins, 4 Morb,ay:
'.isrtlsmen- 1T is wIth unaffected Measure bear
...,,mory 10 the great me rit Of your HAMPTON'S =
TsCrtRE. | was taken last Sprung win the
zoe and ietsr. and debility OF chest and ,ilnps,
nd various medicines. but found Lo reiief' but
4 bstng adrised by a friend To try Your IinctuIe'
.a so. and am now enjoying excellent health:
~ us taken onis one bottle. 'nt,abtls DtctM.
u can use this as bes, suits yor.
Very 'rai, and Respectfully inL,."S ,"uTRS, Rs,srow
cs and get pamphlets and see cures OF Cough.
sssumaiIsm, Scrpfnla, &c.
Asa restorative and invigorator 1t has been nigh
aundreds Will testify of cures on themselves snd
feads. after all other cures have failed. ,,,,
FEMALES AND ChlLOREN.-Tnls TING
"a Call and get Pamphlets and see cures.
soid b, PURCELL. LApD CO., Richmond !;
sqSsk g. II 's' MSW
MAY, Ba,timore; and by Druggists and Shop
i..pers everywhere. 9l per bottle; SIX bottles,
a. my 7-d&cWts
"a 1--WE never could sell anything hut
Frss.on Merriil's Yeast Powders heretofcre !;
hat slnce have sold your VIRGINIA YEAST
5 saa" POWDERS s %
. roun'rs merchant
Ano,h.r from Raleigh. N; C., says: Please
..ne ne 10 gross more of your VIRGINIA YEAST
P0wDtRS. ior sold the last quicker than ex-
reced Your Powders are in constant demand and
r. sfsons who have used them once never want any
other. Yours. F. THEM
l.. WAGNER. Manufacturer,
nv l9-im Corner 9th and Broad SITS.
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HsMsmlh HM me Great yirEinia Remedy. and ne
ssssFSs0sN0RRHUE In AND ALL SEcRET Dis.
"a rs N This great American remedy, contain
Mefeuriai or Baisamic properties, exceie
rs,,y. heretofore offered the puplic, in its Gu
d. MAJ eastoratiys and renovating powers; and
as st"ns 49, world are axtOnisbed when told that
soesnn remedy viii cure the above diseases, and
lon, srI1sped ~ se when they have ocular dcmonstra-
a.vs Of iIs ss iac,s: But the proprietor, who has
ysa s.s,.c ci case Of twenty yesrs standing 10 be
saesTl 70 perfect heaith. and all other cases Of
sa.s,,esa ration TO lse restored, without single
bonnrrsama. aEd therefore CHALLENGES any case o1
iAst ,ss = which the remedy will not cure. pro-
% The ~ .fectons are carried out with prudence
si da, a,s OF tho patient and any one purchasing
81 a.r es.s bottles, and using acoordingly an bis
~ of ff, fs,,hns ne saaTantees a perfect cure; and in
I've sf s.Seafe, viii furnish additional medicine,
k.a,r ..s,ge. to complete the cure, through his
tss.ss sha 10 cure will - e6ected without moon
e,.,. "a AApPERSON L DUPUY, No. sol Rrosd
ls1 ssau,VN ,VN;A.STRECKER, y; A. N ain street, Drug
u LOT the city Of Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-22

OLD SCHOOL PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL As
sEMBLr.-The following is an abstract Of The
Treasurer's report. read ON Friday:
Amount received from May l, 1850, to May
previously in the Treasury, 1896 40 The
expenditures have amounted TO S2t,74s.3l,
leaving balance in the hands of the Treasu.
rer, at the end of the fiscal year, OF $52l7ls.
Dr. Scott presented a memorial from the
Presbyt terry OF Chicago on the Kankakee Colo.
ny, giving an account of the wonderful work
OF grace among the French Canadians. The
report was referred to a s{&seiai committee.
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KILLED BY HIS FATHER-The Winches ter
(Tenn.) Journal states that Mr. Mason. an
old and respec BILE citizen of Franklin county.
Tenn, killed his son a few days since 6y
shooting him with gun. 1t appears the sor
getting some money which tho old man had
and attempted to take 1t by force. Mr.. Mason's
wife went TO call in a neighbor, when her son
threatened to blow her brains out. At this
lunctUre the father shot the son. Mr.. Mason
gave himself up TO the authorities. but WAS
discharged on the ground of the killing being
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-22

The Board o. Health, in their late report. re-
commend extensive sewerage in all parts OF the
city, as the easiest means of keeping the streets
In good order. In some localities, lime oueht to
be sprinkled to purify the foul air, and in ali
lots, cellars, and alleys, the strictest cleanli.
ness should be observed. This 10 the season
Of all others for enforcing the sanitary laws.
II the public health is to be protected and pre-.
served -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-22

DHtfM Son-William Freeman, an afEec.
tionate and conflding son of Robert Freeman
was before the Mayor yesterday, and held to
bail for his good behavior, for threatening to
send bis father South by a quick line The
old man didn't think that Billy really meant
TO do him harm, and asked that he should hs
"rgiven; but the Mayor was afraid to trust
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-22

Bem.ft Of Mr.. George HeIge.-We take plea.
sure in calling the attention Of our readers to
the very attractive entertainment offered at
the Theatre this evening, for the benefit Of this
gentleman. As scenic ar list Mr. Heilse hax
no superior in this country. The entire scenery
OF The Wood Demon" The Enchantre.., ,
Beauty and the Beast" besides other mag
pencil. Mr.. ii. has also achieved great fame
as panoramic artist. kane's Arctic VOYAGE
was painted by him. We trust that merit viii
receive just reward by an Over1fOwing house
and 20 early
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+ LsS1N 61ssSS0ssis16s - f11eS 1ViVssGJSku
+ - AdvtslBsgAt0 vol11oo6 unete A51o1v vss
p e1Asuod = eo1A - s1nago. - 0iUAe laDspnsWe
j ame1noossannSm10oo ooa0 - Oaoh ouoGnnnaeo.
.resss, & ss : ss..,fy y Y: ~ = e
| e9uars miles Its popelation, accordiDe 70
- ceAsasof teaG, wss epwards q yoaI0099oo.
| ~ "a ae'eAaf ~ the popalasioa Of tho 1joAo
x:sM uT sMs ness nave the oIdset eoyernneato ofaay
Hna.sOn On the globe They have 8 relaanie
| nntOSy OF tmeir country which renohee Ei11r
20 tae oayS 81 Ntmro1. T1spir rensi - =
we seoosand years old, Thc3r conne9aaavo
snIMauoss ter Feduating, bsfors 80 -
eotd Any once " The Empire, WsfU est3AlIsSed
ere tnoosond ys:n ago: Try Aave a e1ssa-
knouA oe9paxauysly nttleoE this vaes EW-
pire and its myriad ishabimnts. Rsv. ~
C4hantss speat seven yean II mieeionarv
labors aanoeG thsm. Darile SAas Sisne ke
trayeiled1n tbs coUUtfy and 0nda bt0apa1 ac-
4aaiated with thsif lava utesatare naaassD
eud customs: He propoaes TO lecturs To- nigAt
1T the second Baptist Church, on the eovsfn.
ment OF this people, woteA has eurvived ~
wreck ofasf herea0Wned natioos ofanttqutty.
ana point ont some Of the reaeoRs Of Its pof-
petuity. He will also speak OF their extensive
literature. their mode Of study, and some Of
tnefr TO us) sfngulAf customse DectoTe ~
tnis KIND. concerning such vast poriioa Of
tne namau Mmlly, caan0t fail to prove inteS-
esung alike to the statesman, the scholar, the
pn'ianthroptst and the Chrisiian. ~,
1ss Grays, Captain Elliot. paradsd on, the
Square yesterday Afternoon, and attracSed the
attention Of Iarge numbef % pefsOho ~ thgar
anmisabao arm and A0o apppapanoe. es#s ass48
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sa une =. ,aa lhs most prevalent. and st the
vi lon, HUMAN ,.. fesh. is the Fever and AEuc.-
ssaly r.; usne the medical world havs been con-
snslent tasaaE saa io!th numerous specifics for ite
@ s ssS iss.s si,.
i'sasDe .Scoesded in fuTnishiHg the public with
~. ill., .n.ispaIation TOT The cure Of Fever and
sss 1 for The h:cs = an9 lqcresslnx demand lstsiy
fton uhss ,ts use, have made for u 3 repu-
sfths cu,s paSssd by any specific Of the kind
.ske cL c:Liy q rne ahe Fever and AGne. DR.. HQ9TET.
: atsad sha.,p1 ,p1AATED ErOMACn bITTka6
sSspsst..ion = sxtans' . '''s''o's' oSe' my On.
'+s. druggists and dealers generally. every
my lin
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NJ. b. Prom Rev. Thomas Bin.
II w ,-MARL HILL, Henrico county, Va, October
d. .ns is able extent your EMPLE'S
ssAItN1 POWDER, nnhesitatingly pronounce
q, 'r superior to anything that has been used IN
'a1hiiy ior purposes which it is recOmme nd cd.
ri - THOMAS BINFoRD.
p ~ nave great pleasure in recommending SEM
20 ~ AL ilBLE BAKING POWDERS, the
T1a MA, lhem quite equal, if not superior, to any
!, 4sa ~, PREPARATION now IN use. They are for sale
eas e afug stores OF the city. Sec advertiseM ent
ss ""'''o coi"Hn'-Ly"e"o"s S0sM-
JOHN w. GARLICK,
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor,
Rsehmnnd Va
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NeW Charehss.-The congregation worship.
ping At Davai Street (new school Presby teri.
AM Church, have purchased lot at the cor
ner of Jefferson and Grace strsets, on which
TO erect q house Of worship. The old school
Presby terians have also purchased Q lot at the
corner OF Adams and Grace streets, and will
build upon it In short time
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-22

Gesfisg Rsady.-The agricnltuFalists In this
section OF the State promise TO do all in their
power to add TO the interest Of the Union
Fair to be held on the grounds Of the Central
Society in October next and if farmers and
stock-raisers in other parts OF the State do 40
much, the approaching exhibition well ex.
coed in interest all that has ever preceded Il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-22

Pefhios is now before the Council. from
the City Watchmen. asking to have their pay
IN summer made equal to that given them ii,
winter. These men are faithful in the dis
charge of their duties, are not allowed TO en-.
gage In other business, are required to reside
within the corporate limits, aud cannot, by
possibility, support their families and edn-
cate their children on less than % per day
ine city have other employees who receive
double rs much for One.third the labor. and
1t Is strange that she makes such 4 difference
In the wages she pays. Police duties are labo.
paid for ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-22

DIsBAND1N0 OF THE PARODI OPERA
TRoUPE-The following items appear in the
Memphis Avalanche, of Friday, llth inst:
The Parodi Opera Troupe, which was to
have played q week here. has been disbanded.
Whether the alleged forgetfulness Of the er.
ratio Crisp 10 pay tho members their salaries
left the members out OF funds, and thus ren-
dered them unable to "pipe'' upon empty
st0machs, we are not informed. The Argus.
of the 9th, says the agent of the troupe re.
ceived . dispatch from New Orleans that
morning, TO the effect that w. H. Crisp. the
ostensible manager, had decamped, leaving an
Indebtedness to the several artists Of the COM
pany amounting to 1900.
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Sent OR.-Charles Grace and Georee Smith.
arrested for being in possession of three pairs
OF stolen boots, were before the Mayor yester. :.
day. George had his hOofs encased in a pair
of the cowhides, when brought into Court,
and was made to peel OFF aud turn his toes 10
grass. The evidence Of guilt was so conclu.
swer an indictment for petty larceny mt the
next term Of the Grand Jury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-22

The Widows Mits was taken without her
consent, last Saturday night, by some prof.
Poilards lock- k-room, on Church Hin. and
stole her entire supply Of the neceesaries Of
life: Good patrols are peeded on Church ana
Union Hills at all times, to protect the help.
less and enforce the laws wv 80,
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"A Neiice. 10 the sick, afflicted and numer-
aVSES MEDICINES always with the most un-
Hlhded happy results, that some unpriEciplod
-isons have circulated an imitation. The Doctor
ha' zen compelled to change the wrapper. which
span without any figures, and hls written sigma
We sover the cork Of every bottle of the genuine
aeeiclhes. ! go that the public can again obtain
.nse remedies which havo suited their wants and
is syed their suiierlncs
lh J. :. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, for coue he
s4a qhsessss nt the lungs is the standard remedy
ae rAlN GU URER for pains, rheumatism, choic,
!SSSD I9r d, spepsia and liver complaints.
eoa y DrusgIsts generally, and by
hN-ly Eichmord ".
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Working Throxgh.-Thc contractor for tho
completion of the Richmond and York River
Railroad from Pamunkey river TO West Point.
expects to get the rails laid by the middle OF
June, SO that the cars will run from Rich.
mond to the Point during the latter part Of
that month. The bridge over the Pamunkey
promises to be n most substantial one, and the
road will no doubt bring vast amount Of
trade to this city that now seeks a mar ket at
Baltimore
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| TSat OF the Aspinwali steamer of NAV H.
later dates from South and Central America
are received. On the .od nit. Peru was Wis,
| lted by an earthq uake of unusual violence
Ine nrst shock lasted eighty seconds. and dur.
ing the seventy-two hours succeeding there
were no less than fifty repetitions. Building
were pros trated, and in some localities the trees
were twisted up by the roots In Lima aIone
the property destroyed was estimated ar sI .
wv,wv Caiiao, Ohorrillos. and others of the
alarm OF the people at these commissions Was
excessive, and at the time the steamer which
brought this intelligence to Panama left. they
a we,e paraolhg ine streets with their prizes Is,
onerlng up petitions that further di.ast ter
might be averted. There were apprehen ions
tnat Castilia had involved himself in serl0ns
dinicuity with the French Government nv re.
1uslne 10 comply with some of it's demands. A
war steamer was to be dispa tched TO bring hi i'm
70 terms. In Chill, silver mines of great value
mad beer discovered. No movement I of special
interest," hdd marked the revolution in Ecua
dor: Ex President Flores, who had been ex
pe!ied from Peru, remained at Manta. Gas
tilia mad sent Franco $2Oo,o0U and 200 mus
Guayaquil. "
The adyices from Costa Rica extend to the
I'd inst. Jose Maria MonteaIIeere had hean sao
elected President.w Francisco Mon tealepre
ana ' ticento Aguilar as subs sitn tes A move
nent In favor OF President Mora had been
ustIatu.
Dates from Bogota are to April Dist. C5n.
gress was still in session, and displayed a dc.
termination to enforce the elec ton la v. though
the attempt should result in bloodshed. Gen.
Herran was using every exertion to preserve
peace, but it was feared that his efforts wonid
be connterbalanced by those of his IA ather. In.
law, ien. vi or&uera The statement that Gen
Jones. United States Minister to New Granada
had countenanced the recent I'm nrnine of R;hI".,
At Dogota, was authoritatiyely contradicte
Oy Rev. Samuel NJ ShurOo a missionary, -
the Presby terian Church "
THE JAPANHsE-The Na,iona, Jn,o,,;.or
GER of yesterd.v b.s Tho e.,,o-:
m, 1.,," ,,.ss '''o ioiio"ihg:
S,tmrS.p ap"mese Em passy was represented on
ths N.Y. e'9n,ng Rag az .ne open air concert by
bv some eicht "r tan tue 70, I,esloents grounds,
rinr aohe ,h'. esn. OF Ten OF their number. Du-
naS ,he he p1a paornance OF the music they occu-
r raSa ~" seony ,ha Sy % .ne semi.clrcular colon
"se ,%a's on .ne SCUM SIDE OF the house, where
rns ~ ,h.. ueu seated most OF the limo. Seve-
;nr ~ ,he .ne "eie ousliy employed in sketch
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oUICl Es:.A much esteemed young man,
named J. g. Heymiller, committed suicide nj
Louisville, on Wednesday, by cutting his
tnroat with razor. Excessive sensitiveness
ABOUT publicity being given to an assault he
committed upon man for insulting his sis.
ter. 10 thought 10 have prompted the act
Mrs. Jane Ann Burmey committed suicide at
Troy, NJ T., on Thursday, by cutting her
throat with razor. She was living with her
second nus band, and leaves i've children.
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Commenting Yoxmg-William Appleyard. a
lad about fifteen years of age, appeared before
the Mayor. yesterday, to answer the charge OF
entering William Joys house on Saturday
last, forcing open his trunk, and stealing *i3
IN specie: When accused of the crime, William
confessed his guilt, and stated that he was &C.
companied BY Joseph Harman, a lad younger
than himself This Joe denied; and in order
TO get at all the facts, SO as 10 nix the guilt
where 1t rightly belonged. the Mayor nd.
Journed the investigation untfl this morning.
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Qsoit Clubs arc being formed for the sum.
mer months, two OF which are expected 10 meet
twice week At the Central Fair Grounds for
practice. The old olub, now In existence. has
its regular meetings, and its memhers snend
an occasional afternoon in recreation and ex-
ercise.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-22

4r0NiNE TOOTH POWDER" is confidently
y. .ssimendsd to the pubic as the best dentri6ce
X made for REMOVING TARTAR, PRE-
a@SLEANING S tn h TEETH, and purify ing the
sala and breath. 1t has been used Ivy our own
.trns with entire satisfaction, and Is fully en-
sg'ed by our best Dentists
atap TIE FOLLOWING ~ have used and pre-
ss1 the 'Saponine Tooth Powder Of Messrs.
.sse baker, and IN my opinion no batter pre-
riuon Tor the ends IN view can be com DO nd ed -
JNo. Gro. WAYr, Dentist,
5'pared only by MEADE 4 BAKER.
lasImaceutlsts, l66 NJ ain St., cor. above P.O.,
lin Richmond, Va.
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FRESH dir is essential to the health of chill.
dren at all times-but especially so at this ssa-
son OF the year If mothers could accompany
tneir little ones to the Square or the Fair
Grounds for an hour each day, they would
nnd far less necessity for doctors and medi.
cines; but the difficulty is, they cannot ind it
convenient to leave home, and nurses gene.
rally are unkind and cruel to the helpiess in j.
iants entrusted to them. An hour spent each
oay In walks and romps upon the grass, would
often save six in d.side nursing
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The Passssgey Rsiisssy, from Rockets to
Brooke Avenue, II In hoped, will b put In
operation with - little delay - possible
When once the people have the advantage OF .
street railway, we may expect to see branches
laid in every direction, and lhssaliy patSou-
lied. -. -
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n White Sulphur Water

n White Sulphur Water
FROM THE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Greenbrier Co.. Va.
BOTTLED AT THE SPRINGS.
ile company have made great improvements in
,NllDg, and the transported water is now az per
iee' when taken from It's source. Address all
urleHso PURCELL. LADD co,
teneral Agents for the u. States,
FA-tm Richmond, Va.
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K< TAk "plAfAfCh" ofkAM
7. PRINT TfNG FFIOE.
Corner n Msie asS II xissse.sA Stsfas. AieAss@d,
This Estsblshment. tbs:s ;i the most ,cm,,ess
rnnte!y in tho South. hsth . Ss1ssas TyDsss Or
naments, &c.. and the. latsst and most approved
spsc Mscnans rsss'es is daily turning cat tie assst
BOOK AND JOB PRIHfIKG, r,
rAAfALETSSd SdtSa5R SG5RGXXkkAks. GXkAAks. Ia IE,LLs OF La
AZ WE'LL Aa AeFzs
FOSIEkS. S.PROGRAMMES Z HANDBILLS.
rarticu!ar attention gwen to 6ne work for Banks.
Pubic 0hices. Insu rence, Railroad, aud Trans1or
tation Companies, Totacco Factors, 10. :.
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESSES.
Thsse new Mschincs, for Cards. Bill Heads,
SmaId Circulars. Labels. TO-, are capatle Of turn
ing on 100 impressions pes kOuY, thsfob1 oaehliae
% sns patrons Ct this e.tabishmsnt 70 0b*ain tbs
- ff,sss reduced in preDoFtiou sAo inessase'
-. PriAhng, in various cclored BRONzEe and
iNkES. s1ecYte4 in the Aifhse. 9y1s sf the asS.-s
0tely challenge CON DotitiOn.
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IA. Lesehcs! Lecchcs!: Leeches!!!-l
fresh SWEDISH LEECHES. the very best, and
arss $40, which will be applied upon the most
reasonable terms
PS-CuPPING and LEECHING promptly at
shdsi %, can he Iou nd at all hours of the day at
~ HAIR DRESSING ROOM, under the Amer
90 HeteI' eItrlnce on lith street., and at night
ihe corner OF Leigh anu 10th streets.
sGls-s X. C. HOBSON,
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off at New Market Course on SATURDAY last.
between kossuth colt hslonging to WIN. AL.
len, OF ofClaremont, aud grey horse, Tom. pedi.
gree Unknown. belonging 70 Thomas SrYat-
lsy OF me same county, (Surry) for $50
Present, and both horses had their enthusiast tic
hackers. The match was won, however, by
the grey inccgnito. in two heats, without much
trouble, in 3:23 and $50 respect lively.
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a bnrnetts Superior Extracts, for flavor
fs tIsTAKDS, PIES. BLANC NANCE, ICE
laei irom Fruits Of the best quality, and highly
rscentrated.)
me a,tention of Confectioners. Hotel Keepers
Ne Families. Is respectfully invited to the above
a1sa Extracts: They have all the freshness and
a,d OF the delicate fruits from which they are
fesFed, and are less expensive. Try them.
, @a at Wholesale BY JAS. i. DUVAL, FISHER
: salssr0N and ". l.. WARING, and at retail
eUsde's generally. fe 2S-3m+
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

DICKINSON, HILL 4 co,
~ AUCTIONEEkS
70 TT SA OF GROES
AT THEIR OLD STAND, Cor. FRANKLIN AND WALL
SrREETs, RICHMOND VA.
Continue to sell NEGROES both Al puhlic And
private sales. WV
Persons entrustlng their Negroes to US for sale,
prices for them.
Our poIters are always in attendance at the diff
ferent depOts and boat landings.
r. il. DICKINSON,
n. b. HILL,
my II -d& cw2m C. B. HIM.