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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-20

CsDpsssaes - visetstss-Ou losnav .s.Ae
~ ColpoTtaae HoaSa of ~ 01pAine 1sacST
natioa Md In noathly ueoftDe. - ~ ~.
tiat OAuyeA In thie city. IT, 16lloWine ~.
tle0en Wese appotpted o1lceFe of t1tS Doar1.
hy The late 0povestion In 8gnauoo4: N. ".
H. 0vathmsy. Prsetdsat; All. 4anAa, ESQ.,
Corresponding Secrstary r. B. Law. EsQ,
Recording Secrstary, and Jn0. q. WEllamA
3rensuroH. ses AAs
The HoGr4 appeintsa sassey young usa.
most Of whom are now as the 0ichmonA Cp1s
leke. to spend their vacation - colportaufs
This number viii b. increaSsd By the apoint.
meat Of ssvesal ~ the Untvsvsaty, ana q
other Institutions. 0esidos dtstrthaiiue 70.
ligious books, thsse young nen are expected
70 preach whenever and Wherever they may
have an opportunity.
Rev. Jno. Francis, Of this city, seat In HE
reeignatiOn, which Was accepted. NF. r. has
neen laborins in the noStAwestern portion Of
the city a. . colporteur. and has dore much
good. Desfdes putting IN circulation $50
worth Of Btbaes and otAsr good books. he has
established three Sabbath Schools which con.
thin some 350 scholars.
Mr.. e. r. Clifton Il also labcring amon9 the
destitate In Rockets, the Valley, Bacon.
Quarter Branch. and In other destitute neigh.
borhOods. Mr.. g. has established three San.
day Schools and six prayer meetings, which
are held weekly. For several mon tbs he has
made over 600 visits Per month, and held
prayer meeting almost every evening.
The Board have bean oacouraged to appoint
q colporteur for Petersburg, another for Nor.
folk and Portsmouth, and also one for Lynch.
burg. They expect to have between eighty
and an hundred men in the Geld this summer.
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Seat Os.-B. +. Mosby, for assaultin9 and
beating Henry Street was again before the
Mayor. Yesterday. and after hearing. was
held to bail to answer an indictment BY the
next Grand Jury.
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AGooD OLD AoH-Slephen Church, q ne
gro, died in Stamford. Conn, on the 9th inst.
& the age Of I05 years. He was born In Vir-
ginia, slave 70 John Upshuf, and set iree at
the ne of 20. when he moved TO Stamford. He
had been = member Of the Methodist Church
for 81 wears.
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Health Of the City.-Now is the most critical
season of the year for children and delicate
adults. As far as we have been enabled to
learn. the general health Of tho people was
never better, but the physicians say there are
cases Of ordinary Summer comp plants, brought
on by the improper use Of stale and badly
cooked vegetables and green fruits, which are
very annoying. and II not properly attended
to, run into bilious dysentery, and sometimes
prove fatal. Fresh, well-prepared vegetables
and ripe fruits, eaten In moderation, are
healthy, but NO ono who indulges too free Mt
their meals can expect to escape disease. As
an ounce Of prevention 10 said to be worth a
pound Of cure, our readers should be temper.
ate in eating as well as drinking. avoid unne-
cessary exposure TO the sun, take morning
baths, and thus avoid the necessity for pow.
ders and pills.
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A SrxAx FLxxr.-A French company has
ordered ten steamers 70 b built In Great Bril-
tain. each about half the sire Of the Great
Eastern or ten thousand tons each. These
~ said 10 be for commercial purposes, 70
trnde to ~the East" bat very tsw imagine they
arc for any thing but. t.govsrnment use.
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Laying Corner Stoae-Masomic Display
This afternoon the Masonic fraternity Of Rich.
mond are invited to join Dove Lodge in lay
ing the corners stone for the Seamen's Bethel,
on 20th street, near Cary. We understand
that the Knights Tempiar, clad in their rich
est regalia, are to act as an escort on the occa-
sion, and that Rev. Mr.. Duncan, and other
distinguished orators, are expected to address
the audience. The Masonic ceremonies over
the cornerstone Of an edifce for religious
worship are always imposing, aud however
often witnessed, never fail to present new
beauties in the association Of the mystic
brotherhood.
This Bethel is what has been long needed in
Richmond, where thousands Of sailors arrive
every year; and the location is SO convenient
to that class, that much good may be effected
in their morals. The basement Of the build
ing is to be appropriated to q ward school in
the day time, but at night it will be converted
into reading room, where mariners may
assemble and spend their leisure in mental
cultivation. Once let the sailor feel that he is
respected for his intelligence and virtue-that
landsmen desire to promote his welfare-and
that place is prepared fer him where he can
find the news from home," and many Of
them will make it their eadQuarters for
leisure hours.
With q view to increase the interest in the
cause Of the Bethel, the ministers of the gospel
of all denominations are invited to attend the
laying of the corner stone this afternoon.
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Geisx at Lasgs-A negro fellow named Sam.
in the service Of +. Dihrell, was captured and
Gagged last Monday night, Tor being In thsstrssE
at An unusual AOur, and for haying in his
possession . pass which proved him - b
arrest showed another pass 1ennd on the
prisoner, which was written In legal form,
and which gave him till II O'Clock 70 he ON the
street. The Mayor sent him on TO ths Hast
jnes Court for going a. Iareo.
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The Retail Trade, in the dry goods lire. IL not
~ good ~ 1t probably would betf the weather
was warmer. Most Of the stores are well
filled with lady visitors during the day, but
the greater portion of them are moro anxious
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"a Southern Savings Bank-
CHARTERED NJ rHH LE6lSLATURE OF VA.
OFFICE, l73 MAIN STREET
Money received on deposit at the rate Of str Sey
cent. Per annum. on all sums remaining over slx
months; and at 6rs per cent. ON such ~ are drawn
out before tho expiration of SIX months.
DIR &c Tors:
JB. Watkins, Pres't, \. G.: Howe,
p. L Moore, Geo. l: Herring,
WIN. IVA smith, IF. kegnault,
! ]. H. F. Mayo, w. A. jenkins, c00'y'
r. B. Pr,ce, Treasurer.
Certificates Of Deposit and Check. issaed oy tne
crave Whites Bookstore, Main street. two doors
below American HOTEL my Win
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Supposed Comcict.-Some little excitement was
created in the reighborhood Of the First Mar
ket, last Monday evening, by the announce
ment that two men who knew SUNDERLAND
we'll before he was sent to the penitentiary
for murder, land who has since escaped lad
seen him pass along 18th street, and the police
were as busy as bees in their efforts to dis
cover him, but failed to do so. One of the par
ties stated that s. passed within a few feet Of
him. and that he could not be mistaken as to
his identity, and the other was eq ually certain.
As soon as the police could be notified, they
were put upon the trail of the supposed fu-
gitive, but could not trace him beyond the
alley between 18th and 18th and Main and
Franklin streets. 1t is possible that Sunder-
land is concealed about the city, but not very
probable. If he is, he will be taken at some
time or other, for "murder will OUT" and
fugitives will betray themselves.
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St. JoAm's CAweeA has been repaired, improved
and painted in good style, aad Will - ready
for seevice BY sunday nszk The veetry, in
the overhanling they have eivea the old build.
ance. - veil - To its I6tgeioe eosn1DgtS that
~ otd coneregatioa will eeAfeely rel athome
Whe4 hey Arst meet. The grounds around
the chufch need some attsnt tton now. and Z
- salapost sesenttal - those who attsoA nighs
worahfn.
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n. Copper Lightning. Rod
we are now prepared TO Hqs nuI. n town !;s.a ana
Of . broad twisted piece Of heavy SHEET COP
PER, presenting . large amount ci conduot!nk
surface. This Rod does not CUkkODE. and 10
very durable. Please call and examine sample.
and certificates from the most scientific and busl-
A'' '' - CHARLES D. YALE CO.,
my aO-lm Iron Block. Governor st.
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No FsIo"y-Iesterday morning Barnet Low
charge Of assaulting Robert Bridgewater, and
by putting him in bodily fear, taking posses
sion of q set of carriage harness worth $25 -
me c'feoms1Se, d @ ,hs as ,s'stea s,,s oy .ne wit
interested in an omnibus, pair of horses and
set of harness, and that when the prisoner
left the team in the street Bridgewater took
possession of it and started to drive of. where.
harness from the horses and turned them
loose. A witness for the defence testified that
Bridgewater had threatened to bring bundle
of hay from the ecountry with which to fire aud
burn the stable. horses and omnibus, and that
he also wished for arsenic with which to kill
the animals. The Mayor discharged Loving,
md held the complainant to bail for his good
behavior.
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FOR RGONN0RRH0E AND ALL 0ECkET DIS
EAGES.-This great kmsrioaa Fsmsdy, eoatai9-
inE NO M0fcurial or Balsamie properties, exoolD
oVsry thne heretofore odercd the D1ple, In il CO.
Fatlve. restorative and lsnQvsting .Dowersi and
the medical world are sstonished when told that
~ esovo Fenedy viii care The above dissasee, and
conloUaded vhSa they have ocular ssnonstra-
lions Of the fscts. nat the Irc1ristcr. Who eas
kssvn o{ the rs.sAy q. twenty 80 Ssss:: 4 Ass =
restored 10 perfect health. sad 81 other eas9s pf
shOrtsf dAYa&icn 70 g restored, witAoae . ansl3
Gonorrhoa which the remedy. viii not care, yeo-
viiod the directions are carried oct WITH DFedeneo
Aalf dozen bottles. and usins aqcordin9Us u ~
sshsf Ssse, - gua!sResss . pssiees cSfe; a. =
froe Of chaYge. TO complete tie curo, through hie
sSsnsr sn1 care viii s. s1Setsd without fasoa-
soId Sy 4 APP EESQE pUPuY, No. % QroaA
sists. ssenss ior u city of AieAnoaA.
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n. Mere New Geeds.
A. K. PARKER & co.
Have Just received new and beautiful oee0rt-
Raent Of LADIES' DRESS GOODS,ln
Rich Berege AngIais ROBES;
Rich Giants 8efeSe ANGLAlS:
PLAIN Bsrege ANGLAlS;
Rich Organdie ROBES;
Rich Chntx 0R0AND1E6;
Grey MOhAlR; Plaid MOHAlR;
Broche CELE4IlALSi
POPLINe and PUPLINETG;
Grey vALENCIAH;
JACONETH and LAWNS. TO-, 10.
An Of which Ws will sell very low. my D-ts
- Dead Shst fer Ned BUgs. ..All geed
viii 10 ssd ~ hear II IN article hat
"'A - -" STAY KILLED"
THE DEAD SHOT does this entire and ooa-
fsss. but ' rssan: Il. ae:ss"cs.ve SScscS % ions
time, thus becoming . trap roady set Tor these
noxious tormentoTs Of our nightly rest. Sold BY
my 13-lm ]. W. 0ARLlCK. DyusgioS.
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HOW FRlZB kl0HT8 AXE dOT P.-An
American writes to the Clipper, detailing how
prize tights are got mp in and about London
The following il an extract from his commu.
nicadon:
"In every sporting-honss here they have a
mittens on They have sparIing two or three
evenings during the week. To these there IL
NO charea, unless II BE- for the benefit Of young
80 :ne
ling, unless you take reserved seat, but such
reserved seats ! never saw. On occasions
when there are NO benefits, the company IL
not the most choice Isaid there was no charge
except at benefits. but NO one should attend
either without q few shillings In his pockets.
When two boxers Get through basttng each
other, they Immediately leave the ring, and
carry the hat round with 'Please. cir, help a
poor fellow alopg.' This, from eight or ten
couples, would soon relisve your pockets Of .
couple Of dollafs; bat you must pat up with
ii, - no American can Withstand them-for,
polite. Many OF those who have been In the
ring do this. The exceptions are among the
higher order Of pugilists.
My first visit was to 9aysrse exhtbddon,
whsrs such people - Job Cooley. Gillian and
hicks appeared. and, with very fsw excsp-
tions ali who spared carried the hat round.
II must be here Understood that Of those who
spar q these exhlhit!ons. some are Working
who ~ their living BY carrying around the
Aforesaid sshat.'' II any Of them prove to be
game and taAy with his "hands, !" he 10 likely
proprietor of the Apuse, and then he may be
called JsnA Wards big 'up,D or Harry
Broonbs's sn0yice," or somebody's apet"-
This latter appeslatton y moro tancisd,I un-
well.known braissf. The spst" OF .btg 'un,' .
Il b win the battle, may got . "light stake
from his hacker or bachers, and for this no 10
grauaed. - e e. veil ssa @ rnsls % srasnins AND
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NEWS FROM THE WEsT.-The accounts from
Carson Valley (the 27th) represented that
about $1,000 Indians remained in the vicinity
G.oI. J. G. Hayes, and SOo United States troops,
under Capt: Steward, had gone 70 attack them
in front and rear.
letter received from Little Shasta river,
May Is, confirms the rum0r Of Indian difficult
ties at Butter Greek. and says the Indians have
commenced hostilities in good earnest. On
the I'D inst. they ran six men and six mules
to their camp, eighteen Indians being in pur-
The Daily Evening Bulletin, Of May 26,
soys: W. W. Einney, agent OF the pony ex-
press. called upon MS this morning and gave
SAD es 1scexe
dispstches from Carson City, which state that
the station at Simpson Park was burnt on
Monday last It is supposed 70 have been the
work Of indiana.
The station keeper and all tho animals are
yet missing. Recently the Indians fired on
two men named Redman and Robinson, who
were conducting freight train, severely
.wounding Robinson. Redman escaped on one
mule, leaving the wagon on Simpeons Canon,
and hnd arrived at Smiths Greek. The dis.
patch further informs Mr.. Finney that the
man who came with the last express from
Reese river, was forced, oy tear q !ndlans. %
station, Otherwise the express would have ar
rived through 10 Carson in less than SIX days.
and that though the express. leaving here on
the 18th, had duly started on the peFllous Jour
ney. there was doubts - 70 whether succeed.
Ing expressman, with letters which le1t mere
yesterday, would start.
died in Philadelphia on Saturday last He
was born In Dublin. In l772, and In his youth
entered warmly into the probationary move.
meats which convulsed Ireland. he was
tried for hieh treason, but was acquitted, at
ter an imprisonment Of two ysafs. In 1901
ho arrived In this country, and made his way
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BROKEN DOWN AND tEB!tITATED PRO-
WHY NOT HAVE sSDDf 2D! HEALTH shsroa-
We oasr you ths SJgsnp gfSsns kESTk0RATlvs kESk. AND
We offer il 70 all clesses--it may save valuable
lives. We do mot believe that any other remedy
has such . naas Of testimony.
HEAk-HEAR
THE kEV. B. F. BROOKE.
BAlflNOA8, Feb. n, -.
Myers. Ms,'ims, I HsSs,sE;; r,rcr,r,r,.
been . csvv great t!esssRs to me and my family
The effect it has had on my throat disease has been
recommend it. Yoars. uslys 49,
Pastor of the Eutav NJ. E. Church.
Az AN INvIGORATOR.
A An invlgorator and restorative, whore gen
tie stimulant IL wanted, We believe 1t superior 70
all the Cordials before the public esve Jos Dys-
ali diseases OF the Stomach and Bowels. II has bssa
oftsr the most valuable remedy, which Thousands
Females AND cHILDREN.-rhis TINo-
TURK viii b foand . great medicine for al their
~ Cal and get PamYhlets and ees e1ree.
Soid b PURCELL, LADD & CO., Richmond; ;
by DR.. COOKE, FredeI eIickqh1rG: BY AL the pryS-
lists in Petersburg: By MORTIMER L NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and By Druggists and Shop
keeDers everywhsre. o. pr bottle si1 bottles
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80 NOTICE TO THE LADlRS.-Mm
ONAs JANR A. WILLIAMO. d. D., has fo-
moved 70 Brood. between let and FoesAee stseeot
Diseases Iscailsx % fsmalse anA ekil1Foa.
Eslecial attention siysa - H. Drsenee q Oh
oeotP1Co. M I'm
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FAIL OF 4 RALcouY CRowD1D WIFE PEo-
PLR-A fftghtfnl accident occurred at the
Wsst House. Sandusky, Ohio. Saturday morn
ins. The houSe was dsnsely thrOngsd at IN
early Aoar by psopss from the eountrys Who
had cone In 70 witness the aremsns parude
aad tournansnt. The Journal says:
~ . largo numbsr were c0hing out of the
dining hall atsor brsekfaakH = bAAd Of mosjc
poeaing the hotel on Water street e6uck Up .
iivSay Sune, and the peoplarnsAed epon al.
eosy ataaeled Y ~ seoenA ssesy .A1apf Va
n1n anA WUnsn. The bal9onx W4e enpnf
forty 1eot Ioog, supported ~ 6ix Qostsilon
hnaeketa. wholly tnAdeq~eto 1osaooeA . pqI.
-. a oFas.s.fais seaaalssa. yalla e1s
3eadod II ffont ef H. hAloeoy. OF eeufle1a
ssssosyivis @ TsicSs q figds9 ssd tsr-
s1dns1 zsaaei1y. ~ @ ~ dt6nAs 1ayeGcnt
49, Ter 8 86peaft ne stese ~ te9rtne,
~ anS og IL Woun1eA e44 H. QQ4t3c
nAut - - hGn 80 lA1elN611 9l1Ae
Eel4e9susngAeas. lgelleas speetst6Ie ee1o
Ss3e4 nns e ~ "a ~ s1lels5 s51faSsd
Is -. g 's i -. q 49, =:
- = = - xslks i (. T'S 'Is 9
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49, = g. ATTORNEY AT Law,
PrAetlooo in Ill the Courts Of ths city Of Rich
and 0o0chland. - .a1
Once, corner 18th aaA FSankia streets. near the
State Court House. n my n-dts z
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These new Machines, for Cards, Bill Heads,
Small Circulars, Labels, &c., arc capable Of turn
the patrons Of this establishment to obtain this
description of work at the shortest possible notice.
IA. Prices reduced in proportion to the increase
of speed!
NJ Printing, in various colored BRONZES and
INKS, executed in the highest style of tho art
In this branch Of the business, the proprietors
afely challenge mpetitiOn.
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FREIGHTS.
FOREIGN.-In foreign freights nothing doing
for want of vessels
SALES OF STOCK IN RICHMOND.


BY JOHN A. LANCASTER 4 Son, for sAs week sad1
ting October IL. 1850.
Virginia per cent. Registered Bonds, sales @9l.
Richmond City Bonds. last sales S9S and mt.
fynahSuIs c CIV Bo onds ass s sass
Norfolk City Bonds, last sales SIS
Exchange Bank Stock, last sales Si04h.
Bank Of Virginia Stock, last sales S72 to s7ax.
Bank ofthe Commonwealth Stock, last sales g.
Richmend and panyile X. r. Bonds. guaranteed
virgins Central T. f. bonds, Guaranteed aa BIZ State
of Va. No recent sales.
City Of Petersburg Bonds, guaranteed by State Of
Old Domini2n insurance Company Stock, sales S28.
Richmond FIRE Association Stock. sales $40.
Firsinla Ere and Marine Insurance Stock. last
Merchants' Insurance Stock, sales SIS.
virginia Life insurance Stock, last sales SlIs
INSURANCE Company OF State of Virginia, $il2 Of
'Virs.nls Central +. q. LIST Mortgage Bonds. last
Vrs s,s. s SsPtIaI r T. I'd Mortgage Bonds. last
virs me sna fsss..sse R. R. Is. Mortgage no.d..
Virginia and sHd Tfsanssses T. a. sd Mor.s.x. Bond,
Orange and Alexandra 4. r. per osnt R.,a.
ORANGE ana AIss.nsris 4. R. . D.r cent. Bond.
Richmond ana Y saf RI River Railroad re, cam,
Manassas Gap K. 4. Der cent. Bonds. offered at
South Side r. r, Bonds. last sales eco.
s.a "a Bonds Eusrantosdb BY Petersburg,
Richmond, Frederickshurg and Potomac Ra,,road
~. Stock; last sat $50 No recent sales. 8 s
vlTElsia Gentrsa Raiirosd stock, salss $50
Riehmond and Psssrsbars Railroad Stock. sales
Rickinond and Dsnyiiie Railroad Stock. ,siss 4 %
James River and kansvha Stock. last saies . isls.
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FALL ABE. 1890

- ROR'T L.. DICKINSON, lsuccessor to Bin
ford, Dickinson h Welsiger.) No: 70 Main street,
Richmond, Va, thankful for the liberal PATRONAGE
bestowed on him by his friends and the pubic gen
Grady invites their attention to his Iarse and ex
prlsng every sty le manufactured for the season,
which will be sold at wholesale and retail to pune
tuai customers on the most favorable terms. Mer-
see, visiting the city, are respectfully solicited to
call and examine for themselves before purchas-
ing. A Liberal discount made to those who pur-
chase for cash.
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..- VIRGINIA CENTRAL
= e5ES31 IA Il L u a n - z Al IN

D. E.IGE S8 Ell P :es II Il! Il:
MONpA Y, the Let of October, the M A and
daily Except Sunday, } at 30 A. M. for Slsunton
6ORDONSvILLE with the ORAN 6 and ALEX.
ANDRIA RAILROAD Trains for Alexandra and
intermediate stations, and at Charlottesville with
their tra MS for Ly nchburg and all points " est and
south wesr Of that place; and EVERY OTHER
DAY, VIZ: TUESDAYS Thursdays and SAT-
URDAYS for Jackson's River and stations West
of Staunton.
Hartman & Browns Stages connect with the
tram at staunton on Mondays, Wednesca,s and
Fridays, and at Goshen on TUESDAYS s, Thnfsds
and SATURDAYS, for LexlnEton.
Hartman, Mason Il Co.'S Stages connect With
the tram on TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS,
at MiliborO'. for the Warm Springs and at Jaes-
sons River, for the White Sulphur sprlngs, Lew.
lsburg. &c. Returning, the Mail Train leaves
Jackscns River on MONDAYS. Wednesdays ard
FRIDAYS, at 3.I5 p. M for Sfauntop
A FREIGHT TRAIN. with q passenge car a.
tacheo. will leave WaynesbnTo' at 745. and Staun-
ton 1T AZ A. M. ON Mondays, " ednesdays and
Fridays for Jackson'S River. Returning, leave
Jackson's River on Tuesdays THURSDAYS and Sat
urdais at IS A. NJ, for W arhesboro'.
Through tickets tor the Warm and White Sui
phuI Springs, Lexington, Lewlsbnrs, &c; also,
for Winchester, Luxembourg, B ,nsack's, salem,
Evansville, thristiansburg, Bristol, Knoxville,
Dalton, Chattanooga, NashviIle, Grand Junction,
Memphis, Canton. New Orleans, and all Important
points in the Southwest, can be procured at the
ticket office.
oc It's THOS DODAMFAp. Geu'l SUIT
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FIKsT-CLAsS MEDICINES.

W MEADE BAKER,
~ Pharmaceutists and Vendors of pure and
rellable MEDICINES CHEMICALS, PHAR-
MACEUTICAL PRODUCTS, Surgical Instru-
.ations, families and trnveers Ply sicans' Saddle
Bags; Londen Elastic Stockings. Frusses al Sup
porters; Porte Monnaies. Combs, Brushes, Toilet
Soaps; Mineral Waters, bottled at the Springs;
nj edicina Wares and Apparatus. Magnetic Ma
chimes, c., &C.. all of the best quallts and at the
lowest rates. MEADE Il BAKER,
1876 Main ST., corner above Post Office.
Riohr nndM Va
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~ A. BODEkE K & CO., Apothecares and
81 Druggists, No. 10 Main street, near Old
w Market, Richmond, Va, will keep on hand
IA general assortment of pure Drugs. Medi-
cines, Chemicals, Oils, Paints, Window Glass,
Putty. Dye Stufs, Patent Medicines, Brushes oi
all kinds, Surgical Appliances, Burning FIND, Al
eohol, Soaps, Periphery, Fancy Artlcles, 0srdeaP
nj eClcina Liquors, &c.
Prescriptions prepared at all hours, with special
care, by members of the firm alone.
Physicians orders from the country execute
promptly, and the most reliable medicines fnr
Dished