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|R7E PIANOS'-w. hRADkrSt
'tJn
HATS, CAPS, Boora

form my friends and the S r~esrse,i,5
niactariGg all sg my DRFss that An 7
test styles, ut my store. AZ Broad nnIs oi.sss'
snail be happy TO wait upon All y Street, w..
tsfs n w. Or southern manatse.nasssI to ,qss
ranted to give perfect sati.raaa prIces And :.
HATS and CAPS made 10 ordeseeh MILir!..
be had North or South, ana as sovi THAI. |,
HATE SsTn.l snG Is p ssou,hs,, BOYS and c = ,s,s. :
kind. for Christmas, which la'es, rs,.,, :.
sell on below the regular prices ave o~eserasn,ss
Also, a large lot of NEGRO hare
! rave determined 70 sell off ali H 11v and cAa
m "s,e q ea lie a SRt nss All you have % SS'ss,,, :
Broad street. W. Val ,osa y
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ana opened another case of AIN Jus, fes n
mems eaters and Boots. ;mrosted aha Gss.1
Selves irom Paris, AIso-MateriaIs' EiteGt D a
and Shoes %. o fsvsry and Sa. s]spslsTs q 5s., =, = y
superior to any made II the Nor,b sgiAs n
ALEXANDER Hill. ~ |
Importers and NanutscSs,no'
Boots and Shoes, No. la Nia'e.of
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THE BEST COUGH SYRUP

THE BEST COUGH SYRyF
The her. consH sYkup' Il IL se Ml2 &
WILD CHERRY.
This article In prepared by = chemist, and 10 pro-
i, e 10 the hes. PREPARATION for COUGHS COLDS,
SORE THRioATf From 4 cot 8, and 3 prs ven.
tiye of that lion Of disc asses, CONSUMPTION.
Persons who sing should uss it. 1t 10 pleasant to
the taste; %softens, clears and strengthens the voice,
allaya al irritation of the throat and lungs, and
prevents taking cold. -
"A Bottles Is and 50 cents and 81.
use HARTsHoRNE's ANTrfr-BiLfoGs' PILLS
They remove all bile and colds from the system.-
Richmond. se l6-6m
A VIRGINIA REMEDY.-M s. DAWS'
"A COUGH ELIXIR one of the best known RENE
dies for COUGHS and COLDS, has been in use in
Richmond and its vicinity for the past fifteen or
twenty years. and has always proved efhcacious in
Coughs and Colds. The following certificate waS
voluntarily given by Rev. MI. WIles in 1884:
BOWLING GREEN. CAROLINE, March %, 1854.
MT. c. c. WALTEa-Dear Sir: | take pleasure in |
parchasiled of you, has acted like a charm upon nv |
little daughter, when she had the Whooping Cough |
very bad. have used 1t also in cases of Colds. at
terded with severe Coug Ching, and in every case the |
same HAPPY results have been produced. | regard
this PREPARATION as an excellent medicine, and in
my judgment no family ought to be without
A. w Les, |
Pastor Of the n. +: Church. South, on the Caroline
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Fisher Il Winston, !
Milispaugh Il Johnston, J. w. Garlick, f. J. Picot,
A. Bodekef and Chas. ID. Yale, Richmond.
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WATCHES, JEwELRY. &c,

* WATCHES. JEWELRY. SILVER
"a AND PLATED WARES. A. MYERs
M.N2 keeps constantly on hand a large snt sert
49, plete assortment of the above rsmed 81
fIcies, eLlhracing all the latest sly les. vheh he u
iers to his friends and public on the most rsasos.
able terms, He would call particular attention. 70
nis stock OF hne Watches. such as Jules Jurgsa,oh
r. ID, ADAMS u Son. Alfred Lavaietre. jules Enc
Ey,Henry Reynolds Lemon, JOSEPH Johnston. In,
Cfaige, and other celebrated makers. lie ss
Keeps 2 large assortmen Mt of rich Diamond SCI Fin.
ger hInss, SHIT Buttons. Diamond Cluster at
assortment Of ladies' Carbuncie, Con. LaA
cameo and Pearl sets, Etruscan and s'Aa .oA
Siain Bracelets; Chatham CHAINS. Neck CaaGA
Sharms, Sleeve Buttons. Shirt Buttons. Sc;Sjys
Sets, Goblets. Pitchers. Salt Cellars. Cups, Beass
Holders, Fish Knives and ForNs. Berry s~a
Asparagus Tonss, Ice TONES. Silver Spooa ri
Forks, fine Silver plated Knives &c.
Hoping 10 otier such Inducements that cs,;s
iaii to please in price and quality, 4 call ls resssss
iuli, solicited. s. A. MYERS,
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PIANO roRrr.

zA
mTl nHeSS4r sgAeefFSRk Wy IA
GAN mvSIC AND MusicAL'nI vsANNb Avn
pONH Z RADE. Ware room. isSTRrSsa
Breed street, would respectf"1,Iss 81, F,sm.ts1
tenticn = their large aas0rtm.n, inyIts .,x.
Sooid oner such gu~arantees s.oI PiASlss1
"irsI Iaatig.0us purchaser. wil al !; I
VuI riAN.OS are WARRANTED - j
n tune Twelve fnoaths, and s,ht hve ys,,
nrss six months, IL they fail Il. Asnansed w 4
uon %. the purchaser. sfFe entirs. .eii
Particular attention /. n. afl
!. uhhsHaJ' . persons may ssxf orceri m.
'a n,n execution Of Their ordss.y rely ~ 1
vId tisn9a taken IN exohangs y"
~ FiANoS hired At low rs;. ~ new oss,
de ls-dAcwly D0RR
"a phiGHTE { nm %'Ssaose =
!. citizens OF R,cEmon We a.tsn,,eo,A
y flANO FOkTES. We hm and v,r,a.dj
me with Mr.. CARUSI." I Eve piaeedt.s
r. r,m ~ rsapects, may be tested T. ,asir aas
we warrant all our p;Avrs t
nish and AZ numerous test,y,ono. and ca, Al,
"a the country. all Of winch a'tts a. A., r.
OARUsis, On Broad street. al an Dc sss,, i
Me- CHlCk ERING p,,sADStal
mTT at N. CARusi'sH' RRos to .
III t,n.f NFT |
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nR. HOOFLAND'S GERMAN RITTERS
n

DR.. HoOFLAND's GERMAN. BITTERs
DR.. RooFLAND's Ba1sAMIc CORDIAL,
Tas great stanaard medicines Of lie present. axe,
s sn o az tAsj, srsat peprierity only threxsi
~ them N al cases, aaa The pc erie harsp Pr oaoxaccd
Aly 5IsE eSSMNsszzzh4!FH%T;a RR}H5Hf f KEHt6 AAgS;
sYsTTHSA!' kR{fSSEE4ffT &!
end all diseases arising Jrom n diso,deyed !ire, 0,
toeaknsss Of the stomach and dsssstirs organs. a..
issi ~ nnd ps'man@ns'y cured By sAs GERMAN
TIE BALSAMIC C0RDLALh has required q ,spx-
sItant. T. wtH exre, WITHOUT FAIL, the most Sc
cogGHi GoLPi oK Ho4EsEMEss, sRoE-
S aoN11,' z zsSI EN71i oGNH9 SMpp4 TNEc-
ma has reoforaaed .hs most aStomishiag cnrss srs,
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION.
m,o q Zee ssys ssi DIA III az a p, esss Sasst ft era G SsTs q. is
rlss BOWELS.
SON 4 Co.. Ne. 4 i Xxx 5I,: XII. f fh pa. =; r. 'A Pa-
md are sold BY DRUGGISTS and declsrs IN medicinss
sTe,feHsrs, al 10 csntS per bottle. The signature Of
=. ~; JACKSON T19 be o.. tae outside scyapper Of
In tAs .a!ysanae published ernxaHy BY the pro
pr.ssors eal!ea iayERyBoDy,s ALMANAC, yom svsu
Hra tssft2? oay daa ccn1 nieHGat0ry notices from al
rar.s o. lf5 eo@atry. These AEma,ucs ars giren
PGRcELL, LADD &co., Agents,
eli-u1efay Richmond. Va.
K REGUREDFOR FIVE DOLLARS
--Dh; HGRAAN great radical Cure Truss
can now be had tor only five dollars. Every medi-
cal man who has examined this instrument, pro-
nonnces II, superior to all others. If desired, we
VIZ cheertnl!y refer to any Of the very numerous
persons vino have been thoroughly cured by this
1Tuss. PERSONS owning valuable slaves thus atiIct-
90, should procure one, they being SO durable, and
TIE cheapest IN the end. We will send tins Truss
to any part OF the country by Express or mail.
fcF t1e Truss, or information concerning it, ad- |
dress c.. c.. JACKSON. |
No. II Main street. Richmond, Va.
PERSONS not knowing us, can send their money to
any merchant or trend In this city.
The Truss can be had also at Messrs. MEADE&
BAKERS and M~ILLSPAUGH JOHNSTON'S.
druggists. my9-1y
NJ CARD.-Dr. PLUME oaer RS his ser
w vices to the public IN the treatInentofa all secret
Twenty. years practice in the above
gives DR.. p. a claim to public favor.-OAice
IN Franklin street, near the Exchange Hotel, and
bird house below Trinity Church, same side. Al
On hama, 4 supply of the CHEMICAL EX-
fRACT OF FLOWERS;' one of The very hest
for weakened parts now known. Medl-
ines sent TO order. All cominv nications by letter
othe fwlse promptly attende, to. Richmond. Va
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x THESUBSCRiBER having %rar4{ri
~ the HRUG S1OR of the int JOIN y;
IL poLi.ARD. on Eth. between Grace ga
A Broad streets. and made tasse add,tea lgls'
stock, now Offers To the public n vol ~seiectes, -
soItitient Of DkUGS, MEDICINES and FAf@i
the house.
Having had q long experience, be viii aTe -
personal attention to putt ne up presefptelsy
IOHN ". EkAi>tA
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Z ST; NICHOLAS sAl0oN.
SLAtS WITH q sh s1SS ga Daak. e aox Siisd
- c0sEEcfio6ik&Gixi syis; s.. Fs. il .al g;
.r:.scxs.ios. :9d ~ isa sss az ssd.rso,s .tAsIossA
az az sssssss Of 0YsTEkkS ssd o ~ is $500 = s:7
- AAI0Nk
WfMn&HYI86Risx7Ss.
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CHINA, GLASS. &c.

~0x10O, exc.
y.T) RICHMOND STONEWaRE por
~ KEEsEE 4 PAIR, PRopR,r,ops
= We nave on hand a large supply OF STON 4
49, OF our own manufacture, which we way-
;ant eSud! 20 any ware made at the Nortn-consis,
4 c.. &c. ~ rhOlI JARS.
Az IN want Of home made Ware will give no
Corner Of 18th and Cary Streets.
Ssr5 10 OUSkkEEPERS.-We baya an
~ N mana a very large and complete assnrtrnant
NIB FURNISHING GOODS'H ~
sHssS Whlcn we invite the attention of the n.h,;c"
nenten-D!n2er Tea and Toilet Sets. in srea, VS. we
IleIy' SILVER plated Casters, Spoons. Eoris
uest qnaiity Waters, Coffee Urns' and Mc',
pp3 3a + iuiu, and KEROSENE Lamps AMI Eiy,.
40 ~ Japanned and britannia Ware. Innk'
800 taSsses, &c, &c; with a full and connlefe
" 800 e. aiIect from manufactures, and which we
setiing at reduced rates. These IN n.n"9
went 10 cali at GEO. J. SUMNER IL CO."1S.""
~, Pearl street.
CHlNA-WARE AND HOTSE NTS..
AZ X 1UpI1S.-SCHAAp CO., IMPORTERS
AND RETAIL DEAI.
$500 " 0 AND THIRD STREETs''
from No nov. direct from the manufactured,
sSIisty of CHINA, GLASS, and p!ele
LOOKING. GLASSES: r TN
| En- EATED BRITANNIA, aSs.nd
WARE; besides an endless ~
reVS on r rench and German FANCY o and |
,hants and the public IN general, feslinr can Msn,
NAT our GooDs and PRICES will richiv Vn an
call, We endeavor to maintain q .nrm .oI
SCHAAP X co. |
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Rifhmunh Qispattt.
TUESDAY MORNING.
JAN. Il. 1850,

W-@
Tnn UNtvHRsfrr o. THR SoUrH.-The
Montgomery Advertiser, alluding to = visit OF
Btshops Polk and Elliott to that city, on bu.
siness connected with the establishment of the
Uatyersity Of the South, says:
Cewanee, which ii 10 the location selected for
the instttutton, IL . high, dry, fertile. well wa
tered and healthy tract OF land, Of about ten
sse. contiguous 10 the leading outlets Of the
Southern States over which the University Of
the South - expected 10 be the presiding ge-
ntus and influence. 4 Thousand acres Of this
land will be retained for College pur poses. and
the remainder will be leased to such families
or persons a. may BE- beneficial to promote the
Chris Ian and scholarly objects OF the Uniyer-
sity. Portons OF the land have already been
sclected by citizens OF LouAsiana and other
States, for surpmer and winter residences. to
avoid the evils and contagion of Northern wa.
tering places. II isin this way that society OF
the very highest order will be provided for the
young men. The vacations will be arranged
50 ina the students will be EN- ployed in this
deiiEhtful and healthy region in the summer
season, and have their vacation in the winter
time, when IL will he safe for them to return
nome to their friends. 1t would be impossible
10 FORM any definite idea of the extent, variety
and beauty Of the notifications OF the whole
University system that has been adopted, after
the most elaborate and careful comparison and
investigation of all the great institutions OF
the world.
1t will suffice in this short article to say that
the numerous colleges OF which the Univer-
sity of the South will be composed, will en- |
brace the most thorough and finished instruc-
ton, theoretical and practical, in every de- !
part,nent of language, literature, science. art |
and learning. 1t will also be one of the leading |
aims Of the institution to raise the profession |
OF teaching in this country, as it 10 in England
TO the highest standard of Responsibility and |
ability. The government of the University
VIII be as Little sectarian as possible. consist |
ent with the success contemplated as necessa- |
~ from It's having a UNCONVENTIONAL origin and |
hold on the country. Thus we have attempted |
TO give some faint idea of the unrivalled mag |
nitude and splendor of the movement to stub |
lish the University Of the South. |
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CITY DRUe srokE.

MUK Nle
~. CHAS. s. pNWSoN., ,esSr.
WHoLESALE AND RETAIL pkts"@.,
- be4s to inform his friends thai be hs "a
fsceived his FALL STOCK, which he can .sH i I.
the most reasonable terms Cash buyers I. 80 !.
wen TO call upon him previous 70 eayias '"
loco gallons IINSEED OIL.
so kegs WHITE LEAD-Lexis' pure
80 lbs. NtfTMEGS,
w lhs. MACE,
10 hays GINGER.
bales CLOVES. I'M.
Also. : large. supply Of Luhsica,,nx oAs' w.
Sfans.. Patent Medicines, Faaey Coioyncs, ed
Oils, HoAps. Cigars. TotNcco. Msefschann III "a
beyefe Weed Pipes and Cigar Smokers lui ~
Ssnokins Tobacco. . very 6ne article, fhs"s
Ba'chslor's. C~hristcdors,s. GilnAn's ami Isaa
Hair pyes. Also, fine TEAS--iovsrs Of a nas
ucle are requested to try them. .sv
DOrssy COLOGNE. allowed 10 b sSssl ~ eve ss
respect % the genuine FarinA-SANfSoN, fSsse
md speedy enfc ior GonorrhrA, elect, &c. III
bottle = saf6eisat. Iesths .taic!sd ~ T., sSaSny
pertsnce its her s&cial sfeeta. Nsafnstnfsa '"
~ C0A8. =. pAWccN.
wAei'; az. q: s: ~ Ris ssissssi..
700 sss'AiRhAYHisilW
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A LEXANHEH MOTT.

"A ACCTIONEER AM COMAfISSION
~ MERCHANT,
M}l attend regnlarly to the sales of HORSES,
SATURDAY MORNING, at 10 o'c!ock.
STOCK intended tI sale will please be entered be-
lore the morning of the sale.
r III. SIMMER n CO.. GroceyS and Co,,-
L. ndtXst0a NsrchGnts. No. 5 Cary street, Rich
ilond, Va. offer their services for the sale of
W heat. Corn, Flour. Tobacco, &c. The usual
advances made on consisnments. ~
CO.. General Commission and
- forwarding Merchants, on the Dock. Richmond.
va. D.. B. BRIDGFORD.
FRANKLIN MATTHEW'S,
N. TINSLEY PATE.
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A. K. PARKER G. co.
ASSORTMENT OF STAPLE AND
rANC1 DRY GOODS.-We take pleasure in an
that we have now in store a large and we'll select,
ed stock of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRY
utotODc, 10 winch we very respectfully invite their
R Riaini B Bisfk a aRd Fj EF e,s sIHKS
eros DE EPSON, for mourning
Extra R;.h I've So, Elopafed SIX ROBES
n Paris Pm ted NOUS s IN
RIch rerIs Chlntz Printed YOURSELVES
fofI HES * y ENT1As' POLL DE
PLAN and Printed French MERJNoEs
Black French MERINOES
Black M~OUSSELINES
CLOTHS, GAssiMEREs and VEsTIiNSoGs
e. and "a Heavy ErLLED CLOTHS
sBa es BfH INK sfAAsylNETrs' LINsEYsa &c.
~ White and Cold Servants BLANKETS,
Iosetner with every article usually kent in a
sell very cheap. &C SIS
pARKS & MINER.
l. WHOLESALE 6 GtRa1fcEERR s AND PROVISION
oeaa ls1H STREET, WALLACE Sons OLD srAxp,)
oh fo h 5H ihe p tFad ss on 1e 4 terms,
10 hiids.. new Breast, Shoulder and Side BA- |
10 bhls. Mess PORK.
& h bis: b Ea!si@o Bu ff"Fpsa BEEF.
a hbls. new No. 1 ARR
O. Kegs extra Goshen and Glades BUTTER.
g . oox xe r d and Pms Apple CHEESE.
100 boxes Toilet and Brown SOAP.
81 bbls. Refined SUGAR, ali GRADES.
Md q choice stock ofTEAS. WINES, LILO UORs.
AlsO-50,0t 600 good quality CIGARS.
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WIN. sAT1LER IL co.
" iTp0RTERs AND DEALERS
UlLS, PAINTS, VARNISHES AND WINDOW
lass
nhuShfS...We received by the late steamer
arse supply Of Painters and Artists Brushes, of
ouI customers
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All Goods delivered In any part of the CITY free n,
charge. L. /. CHANDLER,
No. 10 Franklin street, Old MarLe+

ktCHMOND-MAU-
III CLUrh!NG;N.Members of the Legislature.
on the suescrlheT, 2 large and fashionabie' s sasnns
ment OF of his own manufacture. AZ
mad 81 Northern manufacturers. lie has s' hee ="
ffaanHiacturing the larger portion of his work here
- .ne Phsl ten years, and can assure his custnIno
eLs taat dhey shall have Richmond made Cinth;ng
srn woors .e Se,h s1s ! IN every respect with North
vlnosd That Clothing can be manuiscfnred in Pi;oh -
o"o ~ low as IN any city In the Union.
f. B. SPENCE,
Clothier and Merchant Tailor.
NO. 10, corner Of Main and I3th sts.
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TOHN n. COR 4, cav

a Sun
Os, nth STREET, EAR THE EXCHANGE HOTEL,
fnJnpIisins Swede's, American Hanmer red, Peru
tiaaliuefed hnglish and En-Iish Refined, English.
hiiieItcan' RUSSIA and Imitation Russia SHEET
thON. Hoops, Band ana Scroll Iron, Refined Plow
ron ana ROW Plates, Also. plate of various
siz.s, ior t,nners and manufacturers; Sheet and
DON Eft Sheet Zinc, Speiter, and the Metals
usually sold in this market, anlNts
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ALEXANDER MELVILLE is between II and ~ years
9Iase; about hive feet five inches high, rather slen-
ger mas sharp features. head high and pointed on
me back part. Short, light brown hair no beard:
lace slightly pImpled. He isl nail feeder by trade.
fiad on when he left a plush coat. ia e-sw3w
,HOiCE FAMILY Groceries, have
IN store. and for sale at the lowest market
prices, the following GOODS for family use. VIZ:
iq Todds extra sugar-cured Hams; No. i Macks-
rel: IN kits. a and "a bbls. Gunpowder Teas. as,
sorted Qualities, from 75c. to 81 SO per ID. Also.
fine Black Teas Adamantine, Sperm and Ta,iow,
CANDIES; Salt; Old Government Java, Laguayra and
NO Cofees; Liquors of all -6inds, asserted: Wood
Ware; Baskets; Brooms; Matches; Powder and
Shot; Cotton Yarns and Cordage; Sugars, assorted.
Spices; Pickles; Family and Extra Flour. in hrs
and bags, superior quality; Raisins, in i and =.
boxes; English Dairy and Cutting Cheese. anG
and Buckwheat. D"'toi
All Goods delivered in any part of the CITY FREQ If
NJ L. i. CHANDLER,
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III NOTICE TO NTKA,CEss' MA

HlNG RicHMON Dive wouid ISM
visiting lais' R Satl the attention IN ION Of sfraa %s' M 5''. !.
sortment Of BOOTS. sHoEEss', eTSssinnl g %, n
LiSES. CARPET-BAGS. &c. enntNhs Al
as they Will find a large assorrner, 10 pgIeas,
ALEX. HItIaSSint|
No III Main ST. RichaevU,
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Ii EE.E nL,.I L

FIZZIN!;
FOREIGN FIR TITS,
AND REFINED CANDY MANUFACTURER,
Keeps always on hand the larrest and freshest
stock OF FRUITS. NUTS, PRESERVES. &c.
ann Is cont,naall, receiving. by every steamer and
shiiinS packet, an additional supply. Call at the
cheap store of JUAN PIZZINI. I2s Main 81.
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BsSs Otb4Ss -, -Tn
~WINDOW GLASS, &~c.-PURcELl, LAIg
Il CO.. Richmond, Va, offer for sst, :
~ quantities TO snit purchasers
sr&D lbs. superior Indigo, Is bags Alispiee, -.
f,efo lbs. best Nader, 100 selected w
co kegs Super. carb. ger,
Soda so tbs. PRIME Ns.@ss'
Is casks Washing Soda, SO I" Mace.
l,VW ounces q uinine. S hbls. White thnss'
S,uUU lbs. Ext. Log wood, 10 mats C!rnsnof'
part ] h. boxes. 10 bales Cloves,
50 bb,s. Burning Fluid, ~ bills. pftty,..
rs bbis. Pure Sperm Oil, ~ cases sssoftdtee'
~ bbis. Machine OIL, ia Ol,
70 bbls. Tanners OIL. $500 boxes Wlnde'
1000 gallons Solar Lamp Glass.
on. loo boxes Coiss'e'
~ obis; Kerosene Coal Soaps. ~
OH. Is gross Brown HEh-
100 lbs. Hydriodase Pot sor Soap.
ass-, II gross Coass esA
100 boxes Starch. tine.
500 =" Gum Arabic, ~ eases coopsf'spsa
GO kegs White Lead, tine,
100 :bs. Cream Tartar. 1850 gals. iinssed "a,
S bbls. Caniphor, rs btls. Vafn!shes.
a. Gius, l50,aV Havana cstn'
~ Ems. Venetian s bhls. Blue stessh..
Ned. 81 " Chi2gsd y"
loo bags prime PEPPER, Woods.
Also, n iarRe and complstr stock of all pofd.@
Patent Medicines. Paints, Painters BfrsAes,sF
oys. &C., &c. on our usual terms. IA
ORDERS carefully packed and prompt y forwa's""
Ane aua!ity 4t All articles warranted.
PURCELL. LADD Il CO. prass,syy.
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RCCkWHEAT CAKE uo. u.
- ter Cake Plates, a useful article n III. wa
oil the year. to be had Of e"son
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PLAlD DOSiESTiCS.-Just received 6ftx
'ure' Tor Servants, at the cash store OF
- PERKINQ 4 On -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-17

INTRODUCTION IN PRICFS"offpsaT
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-17

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prize 2,MO
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prize are sno
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prize ooo
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-24
Police Intelligence.

PROBABLE FATAL ArRAY-TnRER MkS SrABDED-About
ten O'Clock last evening two men, named VIM. Hickey
and John Keevan ongshoreen entered the liquor store
Of VIM Dunngan No so West street, Of CArlisle
and, after drinking several times, commenced boxing
with one another. After exchanging blows pretty freely
they became What excited and began to follow up
their blows pretty heavily Dunngan seeing that they
becoming rather excited attempted TO put stop to
their play, and in doing Hickey struck him heavy
blow, nearly knocking him down. He again tried get
the out into the street. when both turned upon him and
commenced beating him In terrible manner Find
ing that there was possible chance Of saw
ing himself he succeeded in reaching the
counter. and, procuring knife, made a plunge
at both, ripping ioto the bowels Of Hickey,
inficpg wound some two and halr inches long and
the same depth SO that his entras proruded about three
inches. Keevan was ALEC stabbed In the stomach, but
not seriously biz wound, however, is quite serious.
During the fight naMed Daniel Kehoe attempted to
prevent Dunngan sabbng the two, when he accidentally
received the knife in bis left thigh causing slight wound
The two wounded taken TO tho drug store 162
Greenwich street, where their wounds dressed by
Dr. Morrill,, after which they were conveyed 10 the New
York Hospital by officers Arthur and Drucker and placed
in the Of Or. Fisher. Both Hickey and Keevan
thought to be dangerously wounded Dunngan soon
after arrested and locked TO await the result Of the
jures he inflicted He stated that he acted purely in self
defence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-24

fat steaks broiling ON as many gridirons, to say
nothing of various other savory Kitchen
smesses. All over the North it is the same
hhing. Look at Maine, and Ohio, and New
Jersey, If proof is wanted as to the corruption
of the republican party, still political infant
If such things'are done in the green tree, what
may we expect In the dry? If the bud Is so
rotten, what will the blossom and the fruit be ?
These questions have the most portentous sig
niacance to every citizen who has the welfare
of the nation at heart Both political parties
are utterly corrupt and not to be trusted any
more than professed housebreakers.