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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-08-04
A Progress Through Egypt.

Homage II Great Benrfacfor -
The diary of a Physician" by DR.. War.
ren, thrilling and interesting as il has been
considered is not more marvellous than
the actual experience of the celebrated
Professor Holloway in the various coun.
tries he has visited. While in a spiri, Of
general philanthropy lie has devoted him
self TO the conservation of The public
health. without distinction OF nation
or class, he has been the intimate friend Of
princes AID an hoBored guest at lhe table of
kings. His cour!y manners, varied inIor-
nation, and tie fascinating style IN which
he gives his impressions Of Tho counties
and people with whom his travels have
made him familiar render him the most de.
lisk,fsl Of companions. When ia Egyp,
Whiiher he went several years ago for
the pnrpore of investigating sbe sniqui
ties of that cradle OF learning and science.)
he received a special invitation from Ibra-
him Pasha 10 become his guest at Alex
andTis, and that remarkable man is said
lave offered him an enormous income %
an inducement 10 become his physician
ln-clief. Failing IN that. he ordered
guard Of honor to attend Professor IIoIc-
way TO Thebes, and presented bin ui,h
special 6rman, addressed 10 al civil and
military officers in Egypt. commanding
them TO afford .'ibe friend Of lbrshim Pa
sha" every facility in the prosecution OF
his researches Thus he journeyeJ, lhs
guest OF ihe nsliop. through the realm OF
the Pbaroahs. Nor was his prcgfess
simply devoted 10 antiquarian objects.
Travelling as usual with an snpls sopply
of his invaluable remedies. be was enshled
10 So All ihhnity of good IN lI,ai unhealhy
region waiered by tie Nile. Wherever
his tent was picbtd. The sick we're eon-
veyrd there. Nubisn and Aby,siDion
princes brought their sick wives and ciiI-
dren on liners, seeming 10 believe ,l,oi no
could heal them with touch. and Woors,
Cops aud Tlrkf--in fact, representatives.
Of all the races that make up The populs.
lion Of Egypt, We'd with each o,her in
doing him honor. He had lillle occs,ion
TO use he Pashs's [irmsn. FOR the curss he
wrought were passport 10 oil hesrs--a
Sufficient incentive 10 exeriion in bis SER
vice. Even The dancing gbs uho cane
at evening 30 perform before HE ttni, al
various places on the rOuie. refused ,ha
customary doueeur. 'rhey merely asked
a sma 4 supply ol lie medicines which
had proved 80 eficacinus IN the disesses
Of ihe cooniry. and ieli asspred. ON ieceiv-
ing them. that they possessed ialisman
capable Of controlling every species of
sicknese.
Benevolence. courage and perseserenee.
combined with skill Of lite bigbesi order.
and all exercised 10 an unseifisb spirit for
The good of mankind. are the naia traits
81 this great mans character. They have
stamped bis nsme upon the hers Of tho
present generation aud given il Just
claim 10 immortality Bohn's" ".4Ggsis.
a.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-08-04

Narrow.minded men, who have not a
thought beyond the little sphere Of their
own vision, recall the Hindoo saying ::
The snail sees nothing but his own
she'll and thinks il is the greatest in lhe
uniYeIse.'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-08-04

Kephar, The murderer OF Mrs. Villa
and Two children. near Batavia. lows, last
week, was hung al that plsce on the 5th
by mob consisting Of $50 men. Keep
hart bad confessed that he committed Tue
murders.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-08-04

A person remsrksble for bis stupidity
and insoIence was desired By bis wife no,
TO be gone 60 moch. as che was sfsid 10
be alone. "Poh !" said lie .nssshi 10
never in danger" 81 know iha',' said
she ''bui nsURht's wife il"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-08-04

Why is The letter C ike nsughr
boy Because il begins crying.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-08-04
NOWADAYS.

BY AN OLD LADY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-23

E1fSaSd sssfssr|SSR ysssaIFaaeAe1E
T FARE s, x gTs ISSFf5af NS
81 ia.s vi, ..ii MsstsbS .N
Of Edwin Needs. ESQ, twho i dscl,ninss ' na.se
tsa
s ess g s: ss y %
e: ::s ARLoa sylr covered in
Si:ir.: snsisus d.. kosisf he vsois ssii.ss
Rosewood PARLCk SUIT, same number Of
w,s st ysr xh
A1N ss's GgsfiEeRE, of the ..... and
n Sssss Tassssr, .sd Ingram
TT1 1sks ssa t b4s
i Eissan. HALL SET in oak, consisting Of Hat
T'ssa :as dss " e.
l double Washtand. marble top. aud Chsirs; the
whole being Of the most exquisite style and spien-
MahoEany CHAIRS; SPRING, Hair and shuck
MATrREsSEs; BTHs.els GhsmbsI CARPETS;
and taslSy
Mah0sany Jenny LiLd and Co,tase BE DSTEAD S;
MansEaSS sfK[' BIZ JkEs skR
Es Psro! snS stair 6iL cL6TH, with brass n rods;
M'p MsSo eSK SEckE IA and BOOK CASE
TABLES; Cane, Seat CHAIRS; REF XIX H!f'As
sna xf Wsk Is G A& s a.
! Large COOKING STOVE; Ironing d.: to
s f!as' with the usual variety ''klroHES urEN
The above Furniture is OF the most elegant quail
~ md tn Ia fh1Dn yUgch n nhuaA
portunlty of examining the same. the residence
O'Clock. f. B. COOK,
jail Auctioneer.
AUTHORITATIVE be added to the above
/ very fine Bay HORSE. we'll broke, gentle and
k'nd-said to he Z fs 81 trotter.
Avery handsome open CARRIAGE and HAIR
NESS. [jal9l +. 3. c.. Auct.
| Whisky. RUN, GIN. CORbIALS, TO-
BY virtue Of deed Of trust 70 me, from John J.
Mellon. Importer and Wholesale Dealer in Wines,
Brandies and other Liquors, dated the 3lst day Of
December, 1889, and recorded in the Clerks Office
the 7th day OF nuary 1885, to secure Certain cred
tiers therein named and all other creditors OF the
" xn tas the
s se ass s the asD
store, 81 shs north side q Cary street: between
ffn saf IS
an ~ r sao store ana to me- BY the
variety y sold by such dealers ' e''0' ''' 1'''
TKRMs.-All sums under 500, cash for all over
that sum negotiable notes. satisfactorily endorsed,
pay All h0f the 0e eret e!' o: JOHN s MELLON 70,
named IN the said deed: are requested to present
office Sf Mckae Heath; in Soda11. A.Il, on
Sale conducted by E. B. Cook, Auct'r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-23

Avs STATION. no, jan. st.-- "o
MALI a,9 mail. with later San Francisco dates,
hss arms were gathering at sacramento
F1'-n,nry 10 the meeting ot the i.egisature
rleps'Hat, INST. GOV. Lathams inauguration
vis mn "a e,l,s ana Gen Denver are the lead
90, mates for Il. :. Senator.
ae e'",ii,lcai complexion OF the J.egis'atnfe
~ iitows 9S DemV"rats, : nu'i|ecomp-
pa q Republicans aud Wing.
y. ny in Carson Valley Is hve teet IN
-" ana the inhabitants are IN great "is-
G," Ths cath. ID, Honey Lake ssiiey are
ing, nay setting nj $3.50 per ION. nv
I'm, are dying of cold ana Starvation ,.,,,
io' claims selling at 5000 to SSo,o"o
-. n. .~. baxe heen murdered near
>o4s9 "a, hy the Mattoie Indians. A parry
i'H'''s ,,ursutt of the Indians and killed u.
yea ga. - re,orled that rs pounds OF goia nave
- =, bales from Cana! river, rs iaf
.tiN =. HE Brush possessions.
-" Washington Territorial Legislature mas
i"V an 10 remove the seat OF government
.,,,,er bat IL was thought pfobapie IL
.eaiet. hy the Council
IN ~ as b@,u introduced INTO the i-csisia'
a ~ -, ,rc,ui.r the disputed territory as
aIps srhooGer Harley, with government
-" ,,as steve in a storm on the iih OF De
q f'S. md her cargo damaged 10 the amount
= 1r,,ish Government has ordered her
'"' -, san Jgan until the question OF
session Is setit" ,;uu ro.,
led
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From Washington.

,r.sulseroS, Jan. 2l.--Rtchard Reaif. VINO
- washington on Thursdiy night WIN
f,,.r. Keeper Jones, OF The senate, was ,u.s
,,,r examined hy the Harper feFry
,aI ,'nrn,,tR lie is represented 10 DE
:. ..,,.a,.-enerts have been made for executing
30 S.nt,r and Executive printing AZ hiHes
. labe nice.
1y,<ulNGroS. Jan. 22.-There is ho'h' ~
.ts ofiic;al disla tches from Mexico 10 snow
-. s,,,e-trau volunteers had been about 10
invited to assist The Liberals. They VIII
-.. ~ accepted without the concurrence Vi
- nitcd States.
Nlramon's protest against our leeos
5tA, Iuarel Government has been iectiN 9"
A. N. SAFE Department, but VIII nor br ON
-..iy noticed. for ;he partial reason mat Hiln'
10y NcLane's protest against the lnassacIt
g, Tacubayn has received no reply ifoiii ''''
\ ramon Ministry. r.e. Inv
MIR Faulkner intends going TO France py
~ Wr..k : steamer.
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EDUCATION.

-A
THE RICHMOND FEMALE INSIt ~.
TUTE, nov in its sixth sessioas eSs1 g ~
dsnyhteIs Of vrxini. and the scsse ne M ma
Snishsd educssion Il emyloys fourteen able ana
well tried ,escneE: Io.t Ct s xao n ne univsrsss
ali that ,"uns isdy should stsdy 4 invites com.
sa, ps,. s 81 our re r, i
any time, In, most advantssecus!s during the nrst
s sScs ,S 3. : :ss"nd Term ~ lssias
rRnMStoNHHaf IN ADvANCKp
Board, including everything. a. ~ 81
fn French. Music. Drawing, Ae.. usual extra
T sn IL s'fliS .}e,s
IND rSsi.isH,s T. MILES WEST OF RICH
s, sss h. e, a~s my and hopes
by devoting his eners to the Improvement of his
pupils in preparing them fer as,nsss or College,
ChISWICK ~ unusuaii, healthy.
The EXERCISES ef the school will he resumed,
MON DAY Jsnuar, gin ana close July issn' isoo.
Board. ineiud.nf table. rooms, fuel, light and
s s E.s
lsnd DR.. p. j.. psva henIn,e , DR.. ): Coates,
'0 ia SIM SIM '''S'' GEo. G. EXALL, A. NJ.
cCUOOL NOTICE.-rhe next session Of the
- School at n, house viii commence on MON
Terms, for board and tuition. $50; to be paid
half annually.
members of my family, and receive the same at
iSn.ion as my own children. w. II. SYDNOR.
U,xnvsp Dec q, 1859. de 3G-2aw4w
gIO PARENTS AND GU a K Ola \ , or
| RICHMOND. WA select CLASSICAL and
MATHEMATICAL MALE SCHOOL. opens on
the Isl MONDAY in February. 1850, at ROCK
MILL ACADEMY. in Baekinsh ham county, Va.
THoS. j. GARD IN, = A. NJ, Principal: TERMS
For 10 MosrEz.-Ss9 Tuition: and sioo for board,
need apply WHO csnnot give testimonials of good
moral HABITS. either by reference certificate:
Those who desire to have their sons wards at
A. school under good discipline and where they
will be fee from the haunts OF vice and d'sslpa-
tom will have an opportunity of entering them by
applying soon. Only . few more pupils can be re-
ceived. nycry
Esq, OF the arm Of Barksdale l. Brother Shockoe
Slip, Richmond. Va. ocZs-tIF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-23
.rincvII Markets.

%sn Yogv Jan 2l.-Cotton closed frm-saies OF
tuih as Flour closed heavy safes al s. 0 hi,ls.;
t.aa : I0f5 q: Ono s. 7o85 Is: Southern SIS 50a
G-n y i-at closed with declining tendency and
ut.u N, lower. Corn closed r-sales eli ~, :
0a ushels. new yellow 80 cents. Sales to-day oi
- su Nirflnla State 8 s At 81.
R.Lr,d5as. Jan. el.--Flour closed auiet-How
ara street $50 - 20 Wheat closed frrfl--white
81 sIsn. red Il - Corn closed dull-white
Ca-Dcls Provisions closed firm. with an advanc-
%. teuIenev. bat with no cnanse in prices. Wins
,ry Used steady at - cts.
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sailed for Europe.

ppfiApELrHIA, Jan. 2i.-The steamer Nigo,
f.- Liverpool. sailed hence 10 day, with a fuli
.rsi aud twenty fl e passengers.
Ngw YORK, Jan. 2l.--The steamer New
VIZ sailed hence at noon for southampton
vI,a one hundred passengers and S75,o0o In
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-23

sAm VALUABLE LOUISA LAND FOR
So SALE W ishlng to dispose OF my real estate,
. in order to divide the proceeds among my
s snnmsas hill aef '0' S's' pI.V''ss' my FAM"
of the valuable tobacco Lands of Louisa. on both
sides Of the south branch Of the North anna river;
H. and miles,
from Louisa Court House and Tolersville. on the
Virginia Central Railroad, and equally convenient
to both.
This Farm contains ,0io acres, Of which 200 are
wood land more than three iourths Of which are
iginal growth: The arabic land ,s fertile. and in
high state of improvemenl-well adapted to the
SGa hs ns5s
good barn, tobacco houses. and all necessary out
buildings, The LEGALITY is healthy and the nsish-
ing to purchase will visit the Farm and see for
themselves; deem 1t unnecessary to sneak far
three tracts, if desired. Being very DESTROYS Of
selling, terms will be made to accommodate pur-
My manager, Mr.. GROOM, will take pleasure in
Showing the premises t. nny one Th9 wfhss to
For further information, apply to Dr.. "; c. N.
Rando PHI Charlo ttesvlle, Va: or. II. 7. Holiday,
RAPID Ann Station Orange and Aiexandi,a Rail
z&LAND ON SOUTH ANNA RIVER. NEAR
~< ASHLAND.-Haying more land than | can
sSe Tae Of sailed n ss
was owned by w. b. Green. decd. adjoining the
lands oil j, ii. Blunt ana Sttnp:o Elott ana the
tract on which reside. situated on South Anna
river, about half mile from Elett's Turnout, on
the Richmond Fredericksburg aud Potomac Rail-
road. aud two niles from Ashland, and contains
1853. acres, one fourth in wood. and has an it a
dwelling house With six rooms. and out-houses.
and good spring.
If NOT sold privately. | will sell it at public auc-
ton, at Ashland, on EDNEsDAY. the 18th day
of January $780, tif fair; if not. the next fair day
Mr. Chastsin White. the attorney IN fact ior
Hooper, heirs. will sell at the same time about 20
acres of land. that was once part of this tract.
TEaMs:-One- third cash, and the balance on a
credi: of one aud two years. with interest from
date. (ja 9-3tswtds1 VIM. l.. WOOD.
49, DESIRABLE TRAIT OF La ND { \
IL GOOCHLAND COUNTY FOR SALE-The
or subscriber offers for sale privately his FARM,
IN the county of Goochlsnd contai ming $50 acres.
cultivation Of wheat, corn and tobacco. 1t is situ-
ated on the Ca!tersvIle Road adjoining the estate
al Randolph Harrison, Esq, 81 miles from the
James River and kanawha Canal. An Episcopal
and q Baptist Church are within half an hear'u
For further particulars. apply to JESSE H. HATH
H'a'' u ~ mo- '''''' 80 W. <. WEBB,
Flies P. O., Goochland county, Va.
in 1O-laW4W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-23
Fatal KaiIroad Accident.

p,ovfnFyCE. Jan. 2o.--Mr. Elisha Brown, q
IA sbout sixty wears OF age, belonging IN
f...sf1rd. VI, was killed AZ the station In inns
: -, nj m ,ruinc by train on the Hartford
. a. ,YbiI4 backing He was the father OF
ygyr,,4 Brown, Cashier of the State Bank IN
ms cIty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-23
ilIn.x>oic Y. rJl.nUoy,u Citizen.

LnoKPuRr. n. Y. Jan. 2i-lion- Sam1 Il.
Eor-las has been and still continues seriously
IN With an attack of the lungs, ~ the resi-
deace If GOV Hunt. In I.3ckport.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-23
,;url.r OF an Editor.

ylrKemRG MISS. Jan. io.-W. ID. Ray, edi-
~ ~ ,br Southern Sun. was murdered yes
trrfa9 by Shippard, Ihe detauiting clerk. lie
VA. .A1, through the heart.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-23

rROCERIES.-Fresh assortment BY steamer
" chests superior Green and Black Teas; 10
Butter; 10 tubs refined Family Lard; % pieces
Hams, Shoulders and Breasts; g bbls: Apples
tees; Ma. Goldfish Herring and Macksrei. Smoked
Salmon, Beef and Tongues; Tubs. Buckets. Mar
kst Baskets, &e.. retaipy q unusually low prices.
H2 Broad st., below 9Th.
RNILITARY GOODS. Blue and OrsT Cloths
~ and Ostinets; Virsinis Military Buttons; Gilt
1Gd Worstsd LACE and Cord, 10. A full stock in
store and for sale low. v.,,-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-23
uairrood Accident Miraculous Escape o
Passengers.

X =
Passengers.
Nm York, Jan. 22.--The train for New
i,.tra was partially thrown from the track IN
>.,1r,lay afternoon, near Milford, by the
.rt,ktpc Z! the driving wheel Of the locomo-
.,r The tender was smashed, and the LIZ
.-.ss car turned across The track bottom up
e4ri The first car was thrown from an en-
-.rk,ueut twenty -five feet, and the second cal
frogn off the track. No person was seriously
m which is almost miraculous. There
s-re 80 passengers on board.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-23
,r,o ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.

ITO ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.-
/ Proposals will he received by the undersigned
Tor the erection at MaIysyle. Charlotte c; H.. of
an EPISCOPAL CHAPEL. 50 feet by 80 feet on
the interior. The side. front. and rear elevation.
and IN. details of workmanship. on both the exte-
nor and Interior. to be the same as the d~slg for
.uch buYdlng shown plates IL, l3. IA and Is Of
Ip,ohns Rural Architecture. The only deviation
proposed from that design rs an increase width.
that dimension being 30 ieet instead OF " feet
The change will require some increase IN the size
If the .canlings. the dimensions Of which. wei:
rs specifications for the CONSTRUCTION, may be had
on SPECIFICATION IN the Dispatch office, in Richmond,
ar To- Rev MIR. kiNkLE, IN Lynchburg, or will be
sent to any required address by the undersigned
The construction to lie proceeded with as soon
ss practicable and finished without delay.
HENRY DARLINGTON.
On behalf of the Commissioners.
brakes Branch =. o. X. and D. X. X.
Charlotte c. H.. Jan. IA, 1850. ia l5-2tawlm
NTOTICE.-All persons having claims against
~ the estate of CHARLES MARX, deceased,
are requested To present them, properly authentl
Gated to the under sned for settlement and all
PERSONS indebted 10 the said estate, requested
to make payment to the unde rsgned with little
delay possible. Z. w. X NJ ELL,
S. c. GREENHOW,
Executors of Charles Marx, decd.
H., o2-1lv
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TOBACCONIsTs. FIxTUR ES.-Hasi

7sOBACCONIST4' ElxTUR E3.- Hasins nv
8, new factory with eulsrxed facilities and gfeai-
solicit orders from my TO- per c0aeonaofa. maay
o. whom "a Ts1s di:app9lnisd lass Ssas y pqnss-
sfS e. :. r L. ri Muts !. s..
CASiNGS and bENCN KNIVES. q .di6stsni
patterns. NJ IMPROVED HAND. With Fihhad
sssa <: 81 tsd sssd t' w "a 80
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NGs L HA n Il l. OF siUlfA 4
~ "a a nfrf

.N~~ LHA n 4E or siUIn Al
ANb "Ndt ORR f HNb REb6c
TION OF FARE.-The GLEN COVE and CUR.
tbs PECK will. on and after Monday next, 3rd of
October, leave the whaEf at Rockets. every morn
ing Sundays espted'l ut Sc o'clock precisely
and Friday mornings, and the Curtis Peck every
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday mornings. and
both boats return each alte rnate days. touching at
all the re ~ lar landings going and returning.
Passage for the round trip. to and from Ports
mouth or Norfolk. S. To City Point, S..
r, O, HASKINS.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON
IL GRACE, NEAR ADAMS STREET. FOR
SALE PRIVATELY.-By the request of the own
err, who resides in Tennessee. we offer for sale.
south side of Grace, near Adams street. and ad-
loinlng the residence OF d. J. Saunders, Esq 1t is
located IN an improving and pleasant nelghbor
hood and is worthy the attention of those in search
of lot for building purposes The property fronts
on Grace street 36 feet and runs back lS2 feet.
JAS. Nj. TAYLOR L SON, Auct's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-23

ok VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR
OSALEPRfyATELY.-B request of the owner.
Lots, on the east side Of 9Th between Clay and
Marshall streets, which. from then, location in a
rapidly improving part of, well as their contieui-
y to the business portion the city, renders them
as desirable for building purposes as any Lots now
to he had
TERMs-One fifth caah balance at s, IL. IS and
q months. JAS. NJ. TAYLOR SON,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-23

CHOCKOE MILL RICHMOND GROUND
- PIAST Err The subscriber has sarnessiy ~
bored for the past four years 70 exclude NosthssA
MIL, md supplying an afticss superior b. any go-
ceived from the North, ard claims . perfect sup.
to his patrons. and asks to inform at interest4d
that he has completed his improvements thss vtll
His stock Of Lump - heavy, thassA uyea the
enormously increased use Of p supqgiOr eytscle,l
auarres. with special reference 70 its rchness In
Sm,ghats Of Lime. Tho reputation OF Ass brand
shah be sustained at every effort add cost, ard -
asks only experims ntal trial Of those who have
not made application Of this cg!eekks fertilizer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-23

OFFICE, and our omnibusses Will always be Il
f Dssas to and from the
D "~-,,s TN t. t. S slH$tSs. Projectors
DEARLY SET OF TEETH.-ApPERsoN
co@uo1nd viii be found Of nestmabe vaIns s
preserving and beautiyiug the Teeth; sirens then
ing the Gums and in rendering the breath sweet
and pure 1t extirpat. all tartarous adheslons to
the Teeth. and insures a pearl like whteness to
the ensmelled surface. Its Antiseptic and Anu,
and salutary influence; they the further pro-
gress Of the decay Of reeth induce a healthy ac
ton of the Gums. and cause them to assume the
brightness and color Indicative Of perfect sound
ness. Prepared and sold " n,,,,.v
Pharmaceutical Chemists,
pol Broad street. Richmond. Va.
IRON! IRON!!-DIRECT IMPORTATIONS.
ESQ tons English Refined IRON, in store and re-
ceiving per ship Erie, direct from Liverpool, EN-
bracing a full assortment of Bag nails Shafting and
Rounds from = to ~ inches; Squares from to s1a
Ovas from i to inch Hall Ovals from j. to inch;
Half Rounds from ). 6 lpch Horse Shoe from 4
Sheet Iron. Also, 20 tons swedes Iron, assorted
SRI Sfi%"a o5s
HEATERS FOR FACTORIES.-Purnac
L ard Heaters set in basement stories, with suit
able quantity and quality of heat conveyed to each
story above; according to the purpose tor which
Three sizes Of our Factory Stove now ready, the
81 won aSeo
Also, Self Regulating LiooTies Boilers, for wood
s iaa FL fS9f Ak sf:
Belu, s Row. Governor street.
I UMRER. 800, OeO feet seasoned inch BUT
100000 feet seasoned x BUTTON. WOOD.
10000 FEET seasoned OAK BOARDS.
,5 S9, ~ f Zee, seasoned seasoned oAk: ,vu,rr DIME
!ss: B StpHeh
s sSSS feet feet R Ask n M ALL
r.. sas on Accommodate TRu tsrHs PARKER
WASHINGTON FACTORY, PETERS.
w BURG.-Havlng been appointed Agents fo
this factory. we oher Tor sale the following arti
Gle; c 8 FISH, lpA s!ss' from No. 4tou
| c c66TTTTGNH t tdsEs, d5iE!.' and small
jas-n JOHN N. GORDON l. SON.
OUR NEXT PRESIDENTIAL ELEC
- TiON:-This IL q very important question. bu
| It IS equally IS important to know whore you Cal
% 2: to pass
G Jus f's ts Msn .ass .s.ss
can hud Mt all times large assortment Of the fines
| Cambria and Swiss Collars; Calnhric Bands; I'm
hroidered Sleeves and Collars. for 50 cents, wort
and the richest Enbfoidsred ones at ~ worth III 8!
lOc; Woolsn shlrt. and nrswers; Cambric. az >
Check and Swiss Muslin, from Ice. and apva!di
S as s tss an
/ tation to one and all. Rememher the place, NJ
| n Nam street. JOSEPH STkATAE.
| GREAT EXClTEMENT.-Tne large an
store at l02 MAIN STREET. embracing in PAT
splendid Beaver. Pilot Cloth. peeskia Cssslmers
| and Frock Coats French Dneakin and Feuc! Cas
slps!o Pants slesani Velvet. SIX. Satin. Slose
soIiplion SsryAnts' Clothins, and . complete VI
aQrtment Of FURNISHING Goods, must D sold
make room Tor spring stock and prices VIII
-- KEEN, BALDWIN WILLIAMS.
MI PASTE BLACK ING. The suhscTibs
~ oaers Cor sale superior article of VI PAST!
ran9ed a. ses1 as Say made a. tAs NovfA, and muc
chosper, 6onE IN large hpxee OF more than poun
only 81 JAMES p. DUVAL.
! Drutyiet, 4Aia stseet,
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CMALL FARM OF so ACRES, ON TMr
- THREE CHOPPED ROAD, MILES WEST
OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE.-We are author
lzed by Mr. b. J. Dnval. Jr. to sell his little Farm
located as above. 1t contains so acres, about 20 of
which are cleared, balance in woods There is on
the lace neat dwelling, good barn and the usual
ty he has no use for this farm and will in order to
effect sale, sell it at the low price of 81 600 APP
ply to GOUDIN APPERSON.
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