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MEDICINES.


HEbMIB0LD'S 81, ExTRACT BgGHg.
HaEEttMMBB9 9tPs E ExxTFRAGT B BTUGHH8T
HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BGCHu,'
The Great Diuretic, The Great Diuretlc,
The Great Diuretic, The Great Diuretic,
The Great Diuretie, The Great Diuretic,
The Great Diuretic, The Great Diuretic,
positive and specific remedy for diseases OF the
gs:$$$$::: k$$s:y: sssyys: RR:s ss:yy;;
''Aooe AND ALI DISEASES 81 THE Gr0D'''
Sexual 9rsnR5 sTSs GTssnT sfHqs 9Tsans
cause they may have orig mated, and no matter of
How Long Standing, How Long Standing,
How Long Standing, How Long Standing,
How Long Standing, How Long Standing.
1t Is taken without Hindrance from Business, and
little II any change diet,
Is pleasant in its taste and odOr,
And hmm ,diate in its action.
fyou are suffering with any of the above Distress
PROCURE THE REMEDY AT ONCE,
PROCURE THE REMEDY AT ONCE,
PROCURE THE REMEDY AT ONCE,
As As medicine which must benefit every body. Nom
invalid.
NO EQUAL IS TO BE FOUND.
NJ E4UAL Is TO BE E0UNR.
Pnce 81 per bottle; Or six for $sj de!iye red to
Depot 10 soatS Tssnt st.. beoS cesnSt
For sale Wholesale and retail by
FISHER l. WINSTON,
Druggists and Apothecaries,
laH-1y LIS Main street.
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49, ARCHER ANDERSON,
- ATTORNEY AT LAW
Will practice in tho Courts held in the CITY of
Richmond Office, for the present, in Goddin's
building. NH 7-3m
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AA NATURAL DRlD1k. SA'-"
~ Wing purchased the snt,g ..oprRrY,

- ~ "
Nc Wing purchased the entats ,,.oprrrY,
u: NATURAL. AAiDGE Pk Vrnye "a
AAd tainx nov engaged IN nAkinS ex:SSa ~ srss
oil MAJ ~ onsessAia = larger number OF store.
IN more comfortable mafnsr than eve al a..
Inc maize, s6Ssds. NJ BAs Will b ssys,.saa y S.s
tNs 6cst Wines and LiSMorA l respectful! . s
the patronage u the hAvei,nx puniio' .ssnSsf
that csnn0s lAsl % plsase. TAs Sssdss W."
IL ~ WAs seq tsssA 70 rtsss II, oux ,usrEk.
sroRE. HOUSE roa agNf..iSiss Phi
s ..:. :, ssAas sEii b. . e s:,s s:s's:
: e sssi |. ssssssssl sss ss.u IA
aSo1s s1anA ~ lNl JOIN - "a
JU6R NkGk5VGO-AlA large sspply 81 1870 - -.
y Cottaas, al anDssiCF quAlisy, whie4 MN.
Jared :" cell as EE WE Nss
IYXIifs EE1 sIa-zs JAcos d :"
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k,Cus,,ND MADE CLOTHING

INCREASED FACILITIES. lm
~ scrlter has heen manufacturing elotn'ns. "
VI the CITY Of Richmond over t.sny ss - 20
his employ ment. and viii. IN the next lnonia y
two, make largo additions To that numnei. - q,
ing taken the story over his store. espee,s'g .Se
manufacturing purposes, no 10 determines ~ W.,
xLy article IN the clothing hns that shall
in every respect. with clothing made 10 "s,'sras
cites, and no asks the PATRONAGE Of MS od ,sss
no 10 giving employ naent in cur midst 20 "a IA
number Of MECHANICS and verify fsmA.ss,g ',s
He has the best Of cutters, aud materials nos " =
surpassed ~ ANY h0Use IN tbs country. GAS.
Me!y Land. VIGipia, Cafoiinas and .jectk, ,,srs
81 RICTLY A SOUTHERN MANtfAv.a.s,av
ING HOUSE. - al shall b satishsd y r.. vAs,
inspection Of aot What hs intends ~ d'' '~'
'-s W. '' Is. IL SPENCE.
Cseehiss and Tailor. corner Man and issn 4"
10 3e-lm ktchnsnna.
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~ CHINA, GL LASS.
ems AND EARTHENWARE.

~ AND EARTHENwARE.
SPRING TRADE. 1860!
GEO. J.SUMNEk CO.,
CHINA, GLASS. AND QUEENSWAkE
WAREHOUSE.
No. 20. Pearl or 14th street. Richmond Va,
In consequence of unavoidable delay in the com
pletion of our new warehouse on Governor street,
we shall be unable to remove until the Sprln. trade
closes; and our friends will find us at the old oca-
ton, No. ~ Pearl street, for another season.
Our stock is now daily arriving. and is the largest
and most complete stock Of EARTHENWARE,
CHINA and GLASS, ever offered in Virginia and
we invite the attention of tho merchants Of Vir-
GINA, North Carolina and Tennessee, who NAV
vIst TINS maKst to our Prices confident that we
in any of the Northern States.
We onlv ask them to give us the preference over
Northern houses, provided We can do as we'll for
them. We ask nothing more.
The most experienced packers employed, and
goods shipped promptly.
We supply the BEST quality of StOneware, AZ
low as it can be purchased at the Factory.
execution of OrdaIs
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PIANO roRrre.

pHSfkEgf si 6cf E1SSY "a SSk lHii
CAN MUSIC AND n tSicAL iNSTRUMENTs.
PORk RADE, WaretoQms 81. .Facs9ry -
sssso. e S.r Gs sss. =:
would. o6er such xaarantsss e viii satisfy Tie
most fastidlOus purchaser.
Our PIANOS are warranted for 6vs yeass, kepl
In tame Twelve months, and exchanged within ~
bret six months, II they Asl 20 give entire satsHo-
non 70 the purchaser. =,
Particular attention 10 Daid 70 orders from the
cOupvX. and pers04e nay sAeosy rely unon ~
faithful execution 0f theiT Ofdefn.
Old tiepQs taken - exchAnge tos nev ones.
- PIANOS hired II low rate. :" ys5a
a.r-asev,v DohH Z xApE
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~
$sta u LINE The repatation Of ' Sas Srsn ~
Of sss Who ad b:
"':S oi22ssiGf SR2 sf Ss f.si t.
GUINNESS, DUBLIN STOUT.-We are
shove celebrated Malt Lsser III. P3RTER i IS
Dublin. and the trade can be certain Of receiving
the true and unadulterated article from us. iis
pleasant taste OF common London Porter. "o It is
hixhly recommended by physicans for its purity
ties: s"s.i r1e G. bhWENsppS IRRRFsr
1850 SPRING TRADE. 1870
GEORGE sTARRETT,
0ssr. fos sale the oiio1ins .t If articles. Of hi.
G Tin W %:n.is r. III i, y.t:
&c. .Hd She. Ilsn Stove: for wood !. varieties
Cast and Sheet Iron II stoves for cocl. 10
Ihs B5illisnt Gas Burner, 3mxes.
p pS:sso:s aisI .Si::.or. : ."
kic So Sii Portable Furnace,
bleoriee Boilers. TOR wood and coal,) :.
sfSsss:s e. e, .: e. e: b. mos. popular
and repairing 1ieoss for the sane. always on hand
MAhN NC g ST - s e WOnksS;T,Wxe
s:seEal e: g s.: -
s:s. &C., vssS e: a:. s:sS :SS
49, ''''s { a'vc e! ". CO.: c.
N1sMfo s asgks9r / L44 g. AEP CAkEsI
s 10 ts: y - sssvs Ssoss sad csn 1f "a
siE sa SSi' - So
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LAWRENCE s. MARYE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Practices in the Courts of the City of Richmond
and the Counties of Henrco, Hanover and Caro-
line.
He is also Notary Public and Commissioner of the
United States Court Of Claims.
The partnership between Mr.. CHAsrAIN WHITE
and himself being dissolved. his office is now on
18th street. Just below GOddin's Hall. fe bly,
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DR. HOOFLANDs GERMAN BITTERS
- AND
DIR. HOOFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL,
1hs great standard nsedicineS Of Inc present axe,
hare aeqNtyed their great popxIarity only through
years Of trial: Umb0xxded Satisfaction is rendered
tY them ~ all cases. and tie PEOPLE hars pyosox~csd
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUN-
DICE, DEBILITY OF THE NERVOUS
SYSTEM, DISEASES OF
THE KIDNEYS,
oAd aU DISEASES arising from diS0ydeyed irsY ~
Ssakness a. tAs stomach axd dissstirs organs are
iEssdIx AID 1sSMaSsSsIy cHssd BY the GERMAN
TAe BALSAMIC CORDIAL Aos aesxi,ed 1924
satton sxxpdSstms that Of any similar preparations
s1tant. II ctU c.re, WITHOUT FAIL, the most Sc
co Ugh, COLI, OR HOARSENESS, BRON-
GIFTS, mel UENZA, GROUP, PNEU-
MONA, INCIPIENT CONS UMPTION,
o~d A0s HsorHssd tAs most astonishing cares sVey
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION.
few doses will also at once check and exys tAs
Ssost Severe QlARRHCkA pr0cssdtss from COLD IN
THE BOWLS.
These nssdtei~ss are pyepa.sd BY DIR. C. M JACK
SON & Co., No. AIS Arch street, PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
and ave sold by dywggtStS and dealers gedicixss
sceytwAeys at Is eents bottle The stgnatxys AZ
e. NJ: JACKSON will b on tAs oxtsids ssrapysy Of
each bottls.
IN tie AInnasae published a~~xally BY tks ,ye-
gvsst0ys called EvKRTBODY'e ALMANAC, vox NIL
kAd tssttn 0Ny and c0,nwemdatoyy Notices rom ali
Parts Of the eoxstry. These Ainsanacs ars Siven
PURCELL. LADD CO.. Agents.
J0u-dGcWD Richmond. Va.
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IA i%;ifs$$$SR stfe sss: 4,

tConnecfinK with cars b0th v.,' A. "
Urhanna Stage leaves White Hons
Saturdays. "o"hesda3s and
Walkerton Stage leaves White Hou..,
and Thursdays at 8 A. NJ; retu rnine :. .Mcnds,
Freight Trains leave and arrive ~ dau
Wednesdays and SATURDAYS NJ hcnnold
u 8-ts THOS. n SHARP Svn.x,
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VI0GM S6nf r EO.sS ~ : : cIfsr~
w GEORGIA AND DELAWARE
aRANAbP l aE4zffiRIao5ffb6i SlHse bkAw
MOS o. Wood. Eddy q Co . Three Number Lot
teIlee will take Dlaee in public, under TIE super
Intendepce Of sworn Commissioners, - follow:
Co. 60 N N e, e dfsvs SA.u.pAr. march 81 ~
NEATLY one PRIZE TO EVERY TWO
TICKETS.
. GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING, +
Io axe place q above sleci6ed.
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-, FOR RENT-Ons large FRONT ROOM.
ever Store - Broad strssf. below ah: Al1iy
-, house ron MIMI have lov rsnt .
"A Union aiii. containing four roons, 'itchsn.
s "s.h house. &C. Rsnf to $40 fsu1Les M " rsa
Agent for Hiring Out Nssrocs,
mhs-,. s 6isos Ne M:.1 "SSi Hail Hail
- Y0k kENT.Ths FIRST and SECOND
rLo0A' OF r. ssARcts AHSS ~ o Sk ssc,''
70 3s-ts Next to the American Hotel.
- FOR RENT..A. very des,rahe OFFICE,
, g.; store S0 No Is Nan s GE
HOSE 5SE xs SHSk
two rooms; 20: and water, on Leigh street, be-
'1 I: 81 e and 3d. Apply to BREEDEN & FOX.
- FOR RENT.-The large FACTORY on
a6enloD. Mcssars Cos. suitable Tor . t.
s;sS: knsas T e.
- FOR RENT.-A DWELLING, continuing
seven rooms, and kitchen Of four rooms,
acre: Of sSound attached. Veil suited ior . market
garden. There Is : GOOD veil Of wafer on TIE pre-.
carTiassrhoa;s. Apply to W; SeSDI,; Sr T e
now Occupied y VIM F. bs si en- Som
siysr on the 18th n 1 f. oNg'
q. FOR RENT.-The ROOM formerly occu-
4 me- rent. xso
sSRSs' ROOM IN s5;a Ai2 W
as1 ~ a. If TGFAzA sei
- fe z2-ts ITO Main st.
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RENTS IN NEW YORK-The failure of John
N Genin, the well-known halter. is a signifi-
cant commentary upon the fashionable plan
OF overshOoting ones means Genin fell be-.
cause he "splurged" too extensively Some
eight years ago he established a magnificent
bazaar in handsome store under the st.
Nicholas Hotel, and little more than a year
ago took another store in the same range. to
which he removed his hat-shop This last act
was what broke him. You will not wonder
when you hear the rent he undertook to nav
Ely for the two stores. Not q cent less than
Sis, 600 per year! What hat-shop could stand
up under SO grfevous a burden! Had Genin
been content to keep his smaller and palmer
establishment under the Museum, he might
have weathered the Storm, Notwithstanding
his troubles in the 81 panic. AS it is he has
gone to the wall his creditors are hard upon
him ; his hat-store is closed for the first time
in twenty years, and the bazaar is to 20 next.
Speaking OF Genin's rents, reminds me of the
item OF rental for certain new marble stores,
now being finished on Broadway opposite the
Metropolitan Hotel. These shops are barely
twenty feet wide and a hundred deep. The
rent is $l2,OO piece. Somebody else will
tall IN that quarter presently, or I am mis-
taken. The fact is, the Broadway landlords
are an inscriptions and unconscionable set
Of harpies. They will break all the firms in
New York, if the said firms continue to be alb
surd enough to stick to Broadway,-N. y.
Correspondence Gin. Com.
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DR.. ASCOLI. HOMEOPATHIST
- has removed to Franklin street. corner
}. 18th, at Nj RS. Dabney'S fe l5-lm
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- pih1 tHS6an[w: . .t!EADnNA Y.S
-, piAN Ssi r,skrS e sksbaqsd "a I'm sis q
z az Ie:Ueote, may y 1oe6T 81 M M of ~
We vs!rast al 0ue rlANoqs Al On sksv -
Y ne eoantry, I'll of wkiQk Ca - ssSn = NJ.
~ y On S''aa 's EiSi S1e'l lis ss1bsS|atay
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DU00lEs. &C.,
&Gk FOR SALE.-TEe subscriher intends
al, 1s ssost 81 ta H ixSs "a
AND BU6GlES, with and yithout toDs, Of his
own make. at greatly reduced D!ices, put 40 With
s,ss I'll 49, = IN .s him 6 e
mh7-ima Corner uf Oh and Bfosd sis.
49,. OH! MAN. MAN, THOU ART
E#04z but dust; therefore, Why Grieve nc The
- --ehanses Of lifs, for il leaves bat .
d.eary waste 70 contemplate up0n. 80 now for 90
Nh: Enron AZ l said in my last advertisement
had been studying astronomy, Of course veople
expected to hesF Of some great phsncmena vosld
pave discovered, hut in examining the elements,
found there vac mystery beyond the comprehen-
son 81 man, and ~ had no desire to build tower
soidties.
am now still in the ring to trade for anything
from the bowel: Of the earth to the mountain top.
% that push along, keep moving; for II 10 wiser
Than setting aside and dreaming, sighing and vast
ing tide, for in es earnest hattie those only
prevail who daily march onward and never say
fail. HAGAN'N John
18th It. Greek Nation, Richmond, Va.
81 promised the public . romance of my
life, which will b forthcoming IN due time.
in 46-3m
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y
u n For further information, apply q. hi, MIA.
a.,,, sJIA4ss: + S. WINSTON, een'l Tickle. A,s
oFFlCE kiGH,p pETERsYG X. r. co.,
n'ca" CHANCE "a; Eo " 2''h ; dss
s0n and after FRIDAY. ths x;1
c-u-th Trains on this road III
LEAVE RICHMOND FOR pErERssr.s
MMx aP ~ ,da,iy' except Sundays At. 1NAM
- LksvF rETERssuRs roH Rlc I'M Wv HM
Express, daily at. 49,: ~........sw
IL SAYS III r 81; T, Ss
o noa1s T. s Il; WHSSE;
~ POINT POI I. 4: SSbfhi iSffoSi. G.D
Al ofthe above mentioned places, will ind ths mo-,
HSb EPk KfkHfiFSsK
Office, in Richmond, THRotGH TiCk fE!ITSsI IN
ne sold ut the following rates: van
- Do second do. do. -. .....' ,n
For old Point or Hampton, return tickets ior g."
ahe ROUND TIP good within 10 days hnt
ssc GAS IL passengers .......~..~..~.:..... ~
Straight tickets; first class -
~ These fares embrace the Steamboat char. fron
Norfolk to Old Point, and they cover All experss
attending the transfer of PASSENGERS and Basgus
between depots in Petersburg and from the can
upon the steamer at Norfolk.
AT Norfolk, the Cars connect directly with 4
Steamer, which has been engaged to run in can
nsctlon with the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad
There Is no DELAY or Inconvenience in this chanre
Passengers step from the Cars upon thssS, s,msrc
wharf. '
PASSENGERS by this route leave Richmond At IN
a. M, and breakfast IN Petersburg at &. reach Nnr-
folk at io,i, and land at Old Point or Hampton At
IL NJ, allowing ample time for all prelim M ~ room
ARRANGEMENTS and SALT WAFER BATH before
dinner. '
Passengers by this route have the privilege ofrs.
manning over IN Norfolk and going 10 Old Pom, on
day. ~ '"~ 'N'' A'-'
Passengers RETURNING from Old Pom. and
Hampton, leave Old Point at GlS A. NJ, and Hamp-
%e * ae res n zach case after the regular
r M arrIye IN Petersburg at 4:2s, and in Richmond
d o4e Z. NJ. IN time to connect with the tIans
RBAGGXGSiE;" cs sTs:ipE THROUGH.
WILLIAM MALONE,
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- JOHN s. CASK!E.
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Has removed his Office to No. 2 Law Building, near
the State Court House.
He practices in all the Courts held in the city of
Richmond and county of Henrico f. Its
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o@G CARRIAGES, CARRlA6ES...
eEA The subscriber has on hand at his Coach
- Making Establishment, on Lombard Al
Icy, between Main and Cary, tlsh and l4th sts }
TEES, BAROUCHES, BUGGfES. With and with
out tops. and SULKl ES-all OF his own make, Of
the hest material and woxkmanshiP-allo Of which
in the city Of Richmond, and respectfully ask a
call from those in want Of any article the Car
rage line, as am determined 70 make to order and
to sell at the lowest prices possible; and all work
sold that - new, warranted.
Adm MTCATAu MANEI1N
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49, citizens of Richmond and its vicinity his
professional services. in the practice of Medicine
and Surgery.
"a Residence at the upper end Of Marshall
street. formerly owned by Mrs. Overwhelmingly
by A. X. Courtney, Esq. NH l-dlm*
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II TICKETS can Be secared At the foIlo,

Passengers brsaki fast and sup a, a,,,.,.
Greek and Washington. "een Acsus
IA For further Information. an,,v .,,h;
Broad street, Shockoe HILL "''"s ONCE
49,, JAS 2: WINSTON. Gen'l Ticket A,x
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OYSTERS AND IcE.-The New Brunswicksr.
St. Johns, N b., in noticing the fact that re-
Gently gentleman Of Buctouche, N. B., while
crossing the mouth of the river Cocaigne on
the ice a few days since, drove into an oyster
bed, losing his horse, sleigh and harness, and
narrowly escaping with his life, says
Ut is curious fact, for which natnralists and
men OF science have as y ct been unable to &C.
count, tnat in the Gnlf OF St. Lawrence, along
whose shores solid ice forms everywhere, the
water does not freeze, except in terry severe
weather Even then the ice does not become
OF Inc same consistence or solidity as in those
places where oyster beds are not formed. It
Is owing TO this popularity that the inhabi-
tants OF The Gulf coast are enabled to discover
the exact position Of the oysters when the ice
nrst makes, as the water remains unfrozen
over the beds, when all around is firm ice In
the latter part of winter these oyster holes are
very dangerous to those who travel on the ice.
especially at night or during snow storms and
almost every season we hear of serious acct.
dents from persons driving into them Oysters
are excellent in their way, but we think few
persons have fancy for visiting them in their
beds On stormy winters night"
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eknw TRUNKS, CARPET AND LEATH-
Gf1HER BAGS, LADIEs' BONNET CASES:
EVERY DESCRlPTlON.-We have Just received
a large assortment of the above goods, which we
will sell low for cash or to Functual paying Gus
a.k is call from all in want. as they cannot fail
to be suited both in price and quality.
ALEX. HILL 4 CO., No. ~ Main st,
RichmC nd, Va.
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

- AT COST,
\ AT COST ar COST. ~
and we'll assorted stock Of
LADIES',
MISSES,
CHILDREN'S,
GENTLEMEN'S,
BOYS AND
SERVANTS
BOOTS AND SHOES,
of every style and description.
The unde rsgned, wishing tO make change in
their business do therefore offer their entire stock
of BOOTS, SHOES, &C.. AT COST, FOR CASH.
An early call is greatly desired we are sure the
prices will not fail to please.
Nj. Il H. MYERS, 296 Broad st., above LIST.
N. B-Merchants, Farmers, and others. who
in want of anything in our line will find it greatly
to their interest to give us call.
Nj. Il H. MYERS,
fe 28-lm 296 Broad St.. above lst
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GED TRUNKS, VALICES. BONNET
SS1NBOX ES. CARPET AND LEATHER
BAGS. &c.-We have now in store O.e
Of the largest and most varied assortments Of
Trunks. &C., to he found in this CITY, comprising
all Of the various styles and sizes made, from the
lowest priced Trunk to the finest Sole Leather
Trunk Those in want will please calf ard exam
inc our stock, rs we are satisfied with very mod
crate profit. We hope to please all in price as well
as in quality and size.
MARCUS HARRIS r. BRO,
Main at VI to- AIna Hflfo n
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Whole Tickets 90; Halves el0; Quarters 1s;
Eighths $3.50.
Certificates Of Packages will be sold at the fol-
low ing rates, which 10 the risk: Certificates Of
ptacSsafe Of q Whole Tickets S2ee GO: Certifca.ss
of Package OF 81 Quarter Tickets S7l rs; Certi6-
Gates Of Package Of Is Eighth Tickets 81 81:
TIE ORDINARY DRAWINGS Of Wood, Ed
dy Co.'s Single Number Lotteries will take
place IN public. az follows:
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s "a WxBs2iS;stf56NSc HsoSa. xGE4EssSykIy
nh Il. -. WI: r. Apcocx. r.,..
Il; Es nf4s5 ts sYTs 11f; i 5sis'
DDAANyfLLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. an
d. E.-On and amer SUNDAY W scHy
!oe0' the Mai and PASSENGER frs;, 'soua.y s.
pLesvo hIchmond. daily At san
!burkevi'le. Ly nchburG. Bristol" ,ov J.actc,
nn ana Atlanta, Ga, .Chattanoo.s" Asie. E,'
Orand Junction, and Memphis NAsAviI.
s1mery and Mobile, Ala and New Dim, Mos,''
IseayS RICHMOND daily, Iexcent nie s9s.
Danviile, Va, and Greenboro' Z, sunday T.,
,..v. ,,...; nsrraxIss: "'1''"sAN'
Leave Danville DAILY, texcept s,,A
and arrive in Richmond nj P1WysyO8S
The above trains connect hoth
South SIDE Railroad trains 10 and Fay With u,
vest as the Junction: ana With the w ,.I the Sou,h
tral; and Richmond, Fredercistmp,' ns,n,s Ca
mons trans to and from tho North n s"sms
~ Throush Tickets cold. and b.,,
through to the above points, also, 70 81. Shecs.d
"a For Through Tickets and f,..,. ''
f,On. aRplg a. the ticket Office OF the no!ma
Danviile Railroad Company, RichmonSn mond ass
IA A-tQ AEEY vHGr'uQ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-13

@ NOW OPEN, at 6. HELLER {
CO.'S; our full stock of ladies'. gents
and children's Boots. Shoes, CATERS. &c, amongst
which we have Ladies' Glove Kid Button Boots,
Ladie.' Glove KID Button Congress Caters, La
dies French Cloth ButtOned Boots, (sOmething
new.) and other various styles of Boots, Caters,
h c., too numerous to mention at
6. HELLER CO.'S.
163 Broad ST., between 5th and 9TH
er0 PACK YOUR WEARING APPAREL
ESxN and other articles in some of g. H ELLER
~3AFDG CO.'S best quality Trunks. Just re-
celved the largest stock in town, at very low
prices. lS3 Broad street.
a :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-13

JOHN g.. MCMILLAN,
Who has had twenty Eve Year, experience in tho
business. 10 prepared to put on SLATE ROOFS @.
every description, and with the best materials, 1t
short notice. Specimens Of his work can Do seen
on applications and orders left At his o1cs, ON Nah
street, near 9Th, or at the Office of ALBERT l..
WEs4. Architect. Goddin's Hall. viii Be promptly
attended to. 90 H. TN
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-23
SPEER,S WINE or ELDER


SPEER'S WINE OF ELDER
+ Celebrated
Pr It's wonderful azd beneficial qualities GENTLE
sTfsfuHAEf, TONIC. BfGRETIe and sTDoRIFIC, which
is eed to b Physicians and thousands Of Ladies and Cnte
menia ell parts Of Europe md America.
As n Gentle SlEmnIant and Tonic,
IT strengthens he Digestive Organs, improving the Aprsits
and Purifying the Blood
As gfaretic,
1t mpas healthy action 70 the GLANDS KIDNEYS ara
URINARY ORG ANs-yery beneficial in DRCYsY, GoU1g
Eruptic anu Rheumatic Affections
AS a slSssoFffic,
It acts u5sn the Skin, opcnntae pores and exp ling all i'm
pures by sensfbie perspac thereby driving Truptions
and cleansing the Surface giving and vigor she whole
system and n BLOOMING, SOFT and HEALTHY condition
of the SKIN AND CoMPLExIos-
This Chippewa TEzT5e of IndIans
Have long the Blossom and Fruit Of the Elder Of
their most Variable Esmedes.
In Germany,
The Berries dried preserved y families for use 10 case
speer's Wine OF Elder
Is pure from 1s juice of cultivated Elder recommends "a by
PHYSICIANS md CHEMISTS as possessing remarkabls
dieinal properties SUPERIOR any ether Wines common
use excelIs1t WEAK and DEBTLIT At
oBSTRUGTIoNs inpFDsing the APPETITE and benefit ny
LADIES and CHILDREN.
ALatIies, Wine,
Because IL will nocate, contains mixture Of
spirits and other liquors. and admired for rich peculiar
and nnive properties fnparng healthy the stoze
ach and Digestive Organs.
b-A wine glass fdli may ussd with meals or
any time through the day, rs desired
We viii only ask ygur Indulgence MAKE trial Of this
Wine
For sale in New Orleans by E. ]. HART Il CO.. JOHN
WRIGHT CO.. JAMES sYME Canal strset and by all the
principal Druggists throughout the United States.
H1-The trade supplied at proprieor's prices
ALFRED sPEER Proprietor,
rny25 lySW 2nS Broadway. New York