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from the subscriber, asoat The Issh day Of April.
CoW-sed and vhite-uhite fAse-brosn hairs afoaDd
The eyes brown short horn very vide apas. sd
. trrsa white stripe aong the hack She VS. very
saw ui-h calf when she left, and she may have
~ ,5is time reasonable reward viii be givea for
any information conserving her whrfeAogoz, o. fes
h-r return 70 re At mr. re.id~nce near H9nss' Mil
W ord left a: Curnes Leather store. Sozth Pearl
street, viii reach
CHRISTIAN SMITH !
Richroa1. Way 2, 1872 p
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1v Fred. lowing. has again received due and
lawful atteu;ion-,hs time the fine and costs Is
about Fifty Dollars for keeping whisky he'll
without q license from the County Commission
ers aud 4 nuisance particularly.
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MASONIC CALENDAR.

Richm0ud Lodge, meets on the nrsf IuesdsJ
webb Lodge. on the bird He inssday. -
Mag sol ONION Ch spteS, se.'nc ssfsA5
49,. T.,uurtI Dr.. rnnr-dsy in March June
Sso,smbsr NJ December
ssrIttou Lodge lcoor-d 6rst MONDAY IN escf
mouth.
wbi,, wx.r Lot.e meets overy Friday evening
Hsro.n (ts,rm.nI Lodge, every Tuesday evening"
" ,tx.rt t.ot.,. every Tein .s.ay evening.
Dri.ntai EnearnD nent. every second ana fourth
Tc..d ~ eve 81 each month.
u,,re. Il Rebec-a OF Whitewater AMI y ooawarf
IT,. 6r.t an4 third Tuesday of each month
Ds.rss of R,n.ce.. ~ Herm Lo he,t and 'hir'
Monday OF each month
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az.uOLES.fLE r. RET.lXL.

gH.HOLES.HLE n RE TIL.
loo Tons ASSERTED Iron.
500 Packages Of Bolts
20 Kegs Nuts and Wa<hers
10 Richmond Hor~e Nails.
so Sets Axies-
o. d" Spring.
50 Bdls Sheet Iron
50 Hoop do
Cast Steel
Eagle Ger Steel.
Sanderson Ger. Steel
E. B. do
A. B. DO
Spring 40
yiees Anviis, Below
Waxeu and Pipe Boxes
RasT~ Files, &c. de-
All as lowest rates.
FOCLKE FISH,
n.;lr,aA Crossing. enc door east Of Reid Z Leeds
n 100 Toa. SersF irca WAITED
de- 1855.
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ERIEs,
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received and eonpies- stock 81 Fresh
tiroc~ries from Eastern Cities which together
s III. forra-r stock make aud
,-se stock tie invites ali HE old aod
osil be please haze many eustoners call All
.,,r,re his sock make IL their interest
l. deal rsth him rh- public r~ise4 70 call sa4 .se
/ s--As ari Tri.ss-
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Ayers Ague Cure,

shich neurralxes this H. s.,Iesa IN the blood
and stimulates the LIVER eN2s . from the body As
II should il does this affecting disorder wi'n
grscct certainty. And it does more. eT rather Goes
What is Of more service those subject 10 this ncon
II taken in season i, expe II from the system Il -
absorbed and thus keeps those ~ho i nee ire us
attacks, the system IL health although exposed
70 the disease. Consequently not oay cures. but
protects FROM the great variety of affections which are
induced by this malignant influence, such as hetnittefs
Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb. Masked Agne, Pefiodied
Headache. or Bilious Headache Bilious fevers, Neu-
ralgia Rheumatism, Cont, Blindness Toth ache, Ear
ache, Catarrh Asthma. Palptateis, Painful Affections
Of the Spleen Mysteries. Collie, Paralysis. and Painful
Affections Of the Stomach and Bowels. all OF which
when arising this cause. will be found to ASSUME
more or less the Intermittent type. This " AGun
CuRE removes the of these arrangements. and
the disease
This accomplshes by stimulating the excresories
20 expel from the system; ard these organs
m degrees hahited do this their office OF their
wn accord Hence arises what term dcc9tnafdsso.a
fine may accomplish the end but often life Is not
on enough sacrificed the attempt, while TINS
AoUE CuRs does il at once and with safety We
ave great 10 believe this Is surer as wei AZ
er remedy for the whole class of diseases which are
sed bv the niasmatc infection. than anF ether which
As been discovered: and it has still another important
iSantage the public which Is, mai IL 10 Saeap a.
rel good
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Fever and Ague,

ON which nankiAA suiSer large part Of the
LOBE Is the consequence of Diseased acton N the
vx,es, induced by the poisonous nasm OF vegetable
eav This exhalaran evolved BY the sccn OF solar
ar or wet so and with the watery v.por nom
4 While the IS below the hori1on taAs vspos
fingers near the earths surface. and the virus Is taken
With il through the fngs into the blood There i scts
as an irritating poison the internal sls-sa ana ex.
>-etinS organs Of the bcy. The liver becomes torpid
AID fails 10 seere.e not ozis his e also tiae pae
fsn the blood Both the v and the hile aeccInSfe
circulation, and produce violent eoslsntssaoasa
Jsso-ler Tic spleen the kidneys. and the ssonaaea
svna-hixe wi1a The liver. and become d,sorderet also
Finally the instinct of organism as If N an Afes
excel the Infusion eoacenrstEs the wnole
blood of the body the internal excretarses 10 force
them 10 cas-. The blood leaves the surface AMI
PUSHES the central organs with congestve yloence
This the GRILL. Bar in this effort il fails Then the
FEVER follows i. which the blood leaves the central
and rnses 10 the surface, rs Ia another ssrt
expei the Irritating poison through thai Other great
sxeretarvthe skin In this also IL fails. and the
ahanJ0ns the attempt exhausted, waiting for ths
al strength repeat the hopeless effort another
iav These tAc Cts paroxysrns of fEvsR AMI
AcuR Saoh constitutional disorder viii Of
le7ullne the health II il Is not removed.
We have laisarsSi to ind and have found. anroote
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From Dr. Boynton, the celebrated Lecturer on Scien
ti6c subiects.

From Dr. Boynton, the celebrated Lecturer on Scien-
t6c subjects.
.H.Y;pv examined Manson's Copper Tubular Light
ming Rod With spiral Fanges. am free to say 'h.t
the best rod by far that ever saw i' chef Pe'no
best conductors Of electricity il is tubular and thu.
greater obi .ined at smaller cost than .ad
Il. spiral fanges stifen the rod. and their RoUPH
EDGES DISSiPATE THE ELECTRICITY. and there
Ia is nneh better than If the surface was smooth It's
on. rod am fully persuaded that when il il proper
iy erected it complete peosscton ssanssthe disas-
,ers produced By lightning. ,ouvr poySroy
Endorsement. Of the highest character have been
ceived from John Young, late Professor "f NATURAL
science in North Western Christian University from
Dr. r. r. Brown. late state Geologiss; from Dr JAs
s Anthem Superintendent Indiana Hospital for the
insane from Loria Andrews, Esq President Kenyon
College, and indeed three hundred professor u
colleges and other scientific men have recomtnendsd u
elements necessary 10 protect buildings from g IT
ming g 81
State Fair, Penn,yiyania State Fair Illinois s,Ats
Fsir Iniiana State Fair, MsryiAnd Institute held ss
Baltimore MechAne's Institute ct CneinnA. 81 me
In.,i.u.e 81 New York City Frankiin Institute Of
PhiI.aephi. Pa; and the National Tsir he'd Al lou
,,,e. t.iI. held in different part. Of the coaasry.
II never has been beaten IN Aay contest Aai ns
viii be where the judges are sciensihe Aha Pf.'"
Over one hundred newspaper and oshsr Jsasn s
have spos Of il in sernsof highest P.sse s ~
been Iibes.iiy pA'sonissd % sne "''s P'oP'
III. rod Is n.de Of Copper because that metal 10
=, "a ne a TT TuBTLAR SPIRAL FORM ,k.s being The
nssar.i shape Of . ,hasdesbof - dsnons.rassd When
.. =. -. .a !. &:
eaid sad thus destroy il force carrying u Cd harmless
to the earth
LOCKE + MUysos. M.nsf.sssrsrs. Indi.s'polis.
isdis1H I>s-u n ~auaMu
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Protection against Lightning.
LlG GlHhT s MlMG fiAk & CD,

From DIR +. .. Buchanan. Professor of Chemistry ia
the Pennsyvania Medical University.
Philadelphia, Jan. II, 1850.
Messrs, Locke t. Munson-- Gents In response to
your inquiries you will find accompanying this some
theoretical views concerning the qualities necessary
for Lightning rods You will discover that all those
by the Rod OF faeure
n thing be hazarded saying that It Is the best
Rod before the public. The open hanse running sp-
rally the hole length of The rod enables the fai to
traverse both surfaces sni az the same time pursue
THE SPIRAL COURSE NATURAL TO IFS MOVE
NESr; is easily and securely erected and It's con-
nections perfect that the rod is cantnu9us As
about twenty time the coniuetng value Of
iron incidentally the heap est even
double pa charged; and while sniron rod soon
becomes .poiied BY rus. worthless IL painted,
your copper Roi retains its value an age These and
other considerations render your rod the most
tory tina. can be put up and is almost perfect guar
antee of rejection from the rsEsge- OF Lightning
Your, Truly T. d. BUCKNAS.
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s,be stately ilGnrs's ear, bowed again, drew
back. and left the room.
and made ndignifled bow. Poor De Ia Jobar.
diere folded his etder.down around him, and
made II profound obeisance.
, "Monsieur DE Ia Johardiere." said that au-
gus, personaEe with just the suspicion, 81 ,i
~ arm informed that you have recently visited
Silistria =,
An obeisance deeper and more detected.
Had you there may inquire ~ an ,n oppot
tunity OF visiting the citadei anu VI '"sie''
ing the military posts ~ ,,h,
IA third obeisance, in the deep lower ue!"n.
"And you found hs" - i%i' ocr" n" au a..
our Imperial troops may req"es' -" All
swer expressed explicitly =!
II found them so, yonr Majesty"
"Ah, that is well. Not but what myself
hav 20 had full con :idence in Debitsch but peo-
ME will be so skeptical at times. Would You
believe it, there are rumors current even now
in certain salons OF st. Petersburgh, the taxi
ing of Sllistria is doubted in the teeth OF tina
dispatches p
What could the hapless Frenchman do but
bow down once again.
slow ever, am glad to have unofficial and
independent testimony from an actual eye
witness. You are certain the marshal is in
undisputed military possession p
IL am certain of il, your Majesty"
THANK you, Monsieur De Ia .Jobardiere,
will not detain you longer; wish you good
evening" And turning round to his desk
again, his august interlOcuter touched a little
bell. The usher appeared again, with the
same courteous soiemnity of demeanor,
showed Monster DE Ia Jobardiere down stairs.
An aide-de-camp came tripping down just
AS the Frenchmans foot was on the carriage
step.
"Monsieur De la Jobai.diere," be said, "you
are an old enough resident in st. Petersburgh
to know that there are occasions on which 1t
is wise to be discyeet about State affairs But
l have il in coud5Snnd fro N his Imperial Ma
jesty 10 inforM y0n that, rs you have so re-
Gently youxeefE h16 occasion to visit Silistria,
there can - &poseible objection to your
stating in eenerd1 seDfety that you found the
citadel the fortress, and ne city garrisoned by
his Imperial Majesty's tr Oops.''
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Gitputnna 4!spatrb.
~ r. c. D.


byR. c. ..
Beneath I dark November sky
s ssS s SSIe VIM and b.
TSs ICED Ger sas land y, the s. s,sin doth h.
And &. ..a rs Months. month. are ~ past
!. orr,.ns mist and frosty air.
And weoDiag skies. 1t iieth tMeW
Or hariod 40 the snow, or bare
a.a S, sss SssS S darkness. like despais.
Hanss Ger il while II grows.
n srov, IN spite Of cloud and blast.
And sailen rain descend.ng fast,
And Ass ssunds1cas assfsnns SKIES:
The very tempeets roaring past,
Strengthen 1t ~ II lies.
Anon k,ndlier season shines.
v.,l i.s :s s.: :rn as
The breast Of icy Earth
And the grain. in delicate emerald lines
Springs up. in faery birth.
Tho sunny months. in swift career,
R s.ss sl = sas Int,
And the reaper whcts his scytne'
Till, on q day, the rich eheaVes 1871.
fhe;r shapes on the Landscape bilthe.
sovn IN the cold, dark. desoIate days;
Reared in this su nshine's mellow niaze:
Thus in The dim and as wSnd a9 ne ws'
Snrrnv and trial, defeats and delays.
like storms that soften the gram
MINT test the hearts aspiring claim,
Nut every just aud noble aim
Shall PASS the ordeal clear OF blame.
And IN the appointed hour
Bring forth its fruit Of wealth or lame,
OF knowledge, wisdom, power.
Sow, though in days OF gloom. the seeds
Of nan fui toll aad generous deeds,
or stern self sacrifice, that heeds
Little the worlds bchest;
Cast out the lying thought that pleads
Enough, now take thy rest"
In tho winds OF scorn. the storms Of Hate.
in tine darkness of hope deferred full late,
Through d avs when the world shews desolate,
Must sleep the coed deeds thou hast done;
Faithfully labor, patiently wait,
Thy work shall see the sun.
That which was sown in the wintry air,
Shall blossom and ri pen when skies are fair,
rnOuxh thine should be many an anxious care
Ere the harvest is gathered in
BE stout 20 toll. and steady TO bear
Tne nears that Is true shall win.
lChamterS Journal.
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DISSOLUTIONS &c.

nlSSOLUTlON.-T co partnership here
~ fore existing under the name of WENDEN-
BURG H. BONNER, at City Point, Va, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
ROBERT WENDENBURG will continue the
business on ms own accountant sOicIts a contnu-
OF the liberal patronage bestowed on the late
firm.
ap2s-lm WENDENBURG Il BONNER
GO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. The I'M
~ dersigncd having formed u CO partnership I'M
2U Broad street. for the purpose of conducting the
wholesale and retail HAT, CAP and FUR BUSI-
N ESS, would respectfully state that from increas-
ed facilities, we are now enabled to offer a larger
and better assortment of goods in our line, and
hope by street attention to business and we'll Sc
and the public. VIM. L. MOORE.
April ID, 1860. Nj. J. LEONARD.
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rO-PARTNERSHlP. N: VEST, OF
Richmond, have this day purchased of 6 EO. M.
WEST his entire stock Of BOOKS and ST ALTON
cry, and will continue the buslness under the
old stand, las Main street, and hope, by strict at
tentOn to business, to merit the patronage of their
friends and the public, which has been so literally
bestowed upon the house Of GEO; N; WEsr.
JNO. nj. WEST.
THOMAS JOHNSTON.
Richmond, Feb. LIST, 1850.
A Cafd.-In retiring from the Book Trade, |
desire to return my thanks to the public, who have
80 generously sustained me, and trust my success
sors may receive the same ENCOURAGEMENT.
fel-tS GEO. NJ. WEST
MIR. III. BROWNELL,S INTEREST IN
: IX1 tho firm of CLARKSON L ANDERSON
continues the Same a. it was in the firm of Clark
SON, Anderson 4 Co. r.
CLARKSON l. ANDERSON,
il Ats No. los Main street. Richmond.
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O CHINA, g SIS.
. AND EARTHENWARE.
SPRING TRADE, 1860!
0 GEO. j SUM Err CO.,
CHINA, GLASS, AND QUEENSWARE

WAKEHUUSE.
No. TO- Pearl or l4th street. Richmond. va.
In consequence of unavoidable delay In the com
petion of our new warehouse, on Governor street,
we shall he unable to remove until the Spring trade
closes and our friends will lind us at the Old loca-
ton, No. 20 Pearl street, for another season.
Onr 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 the merchants OF Vir-
gina North Carolina and Tennessee, who may
visit this market, to our prices confident that we
can successfully compete with the largest houses
in any of the Northern States.
We only ask them 70 give US the preference over
Northern houses, provided we can DO aS well 1Or
them. We ask nothing more.
The most experienced packers employed. and
goods shipped promptly.
We supply the BEST quality of Stoneware, "a
low as it can be purchased at the Factory.
We give our prompt and faithful attention to the
execution of orders.
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NOTIGE-,T0 FARMERs AND. MER;
~ CHANTS WHO USE AND DEAL IN
GROUND PLAETER.-We would call your spe
Ssst WfSDsoK soFF Blue pH PnAsTEk pur
chased with special reference to tho interest Of the
farmer and the trade generally.
From long experience In the business, and CIV
ing it personal attention seeing that every bar
rel is well coopered and in good shipping order, and
the Plaster thoro9Ghiy pulyerlzed--we hazard NJ
ave vs. call. Fa5meTs sending bag. viii Be fur
count to the trade; r. RsferenossN Edmond, Daven-
n Orders left IN our box at Robinson Rob-
''s' VI & p. SHHRP, Steam Plaster Mill,
No aS--6ms Eonth side 1T the Dock. Richmond
NR K 6 X EXTKAUTOM..For removing
u paint, tar, wax, or any kind of grease from all
kinds Of silk and woollsn Dresses, and from Broad
cloths, Cassimeres, &C., without the slightest injn-
| ~ to the fabrics.
out tho country, and has received the highest 70.
cOmmendations. 1t also recelved the silver medal
at the last Mechanics Fair. II - ma4e in this CITY
and deserve: the patronage Of the south To %
| 49, EDWD +. FINCH,
/ e. N AuAlytlcA1 ChAuiS
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s E. GATHRIGHT. FURNITURE

Nv WAREHOUSES, ON GOVERNOR ST.,
BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN,
Axhas on hand at this time the largest and
ES&best stock of FURNITURE he has ever
offered to his friends and the pubc-a large portion
of which being CITY-MADE-whichh he pledges to
sell for less profit than heretofore. Painted, I'm
ltation and Solid Oak, Walnut, Mahogany and
all styles Marble Top TABLES; also. WARD
ROBES. from $l0up; TETE A-TETES, DiVANS.
s go from sls up to S75; Jenny Lind BED
Plush, Lasting and Hair Cloth PARLOR SUITS
also, COUCHE Els and BED LOUNGES, at twenty
five per cent. less than can be purchased else
where; in fact. his stock embraces every article
usually kept in his line. Call and examine
for yourself. and see how much you can save be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. Also, a large assort-
ment of Recumbent, Invalid. Arm. Easy and Re-
voiving CHAIRS: MATTRESSES. Hair and
Shuck, and BEDDING. NH 2l-d3m
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WHITE SULPHUR WATER,


GREENBRIKR COUNTY, VA
fp cl Of
eases, renders comment upon their medicinal Ell
For many years the waters of these Springs have
homes. and. experience fully test6es, .sosth the
same beneficial Effects that haze resulted from their
ass TffVVky 4hsf a
remedy, and the quality above all others that has
given to them their high reputation, 10 their AZ
ences, BY which they stimulate GIasdnlar sscre-
tons, resOire Cnroste tasarfnaattoNs, orsreOnae
morbid aecnnasiasioss from diseased organs, thus
producing the alteyattce or pyQfOmnd changes de-
sn afERESS ssa
range OF diseases to which they are alie able will
be apparent e medical men such, for instance,
tons Of the orsans generally. they exert marked
estabshnE healthy sscretions in SUCH a. la 70 de-
parted 6,om normal condition.
the r'sees. coat Of the Stomach and BoSss. they
are eTployed with the hsgplsssas rssplts ~
ssso, sssn Ions ana
cHRo NIc DIAReHGA i. often cured BY
''i Ffo cosTIvENEss Of the Bowel. and to PILES.
OH AZ Of kDsa Xii. sna
ti0n, they are very service&ble r
To the secsysi Jsrns Of Oh RONlC OBSTRUC-
TONS, 60. 1scNliar 70 females, their 0itsy1tsus
inAne4oes are often eminently useful.
/ NEURALGIA and the varlOus Herr oss dissdss1,
whom they are the result Of organic derange-
meats, are treated with great success By these
Ia CHRONIC RHgUMATIsM. their known ef-
scacy - cosyA With tho early histcry Of the
AZ palliative Of most sxeslIsns sasct in 60 UT
shsII xS99e "a aS 9een !QnE epIrscleteg.
liar affection that results from tho ahuse Of Mer-
enry in syPHYLIrlc affections. full cnuEoe OF tha
Water stands unEivalled in ~ curative savers.
~ PAmphlels descriptive or the medicinal cha
FaSe9E aaa ap1licahilites Of the Watess fnsnaskod
glatls: On appllqation 70 the Agents. 7-47
prsss y slsss ecsslsg sbs aow ssl1s ssEalasy
a1.4f set sGL Is b sh
yAT;. \. eeNs a ~ ss'esa, vithpps yhisl
g 49, sSssIsl !y.a.aI.. d e. ses: .AssssA-
.,,..'s. s!.l IL a9. &; 1 lis| 81
F4! p 3 & 6. 2 3 s|'sSs5 "
TRGNK LEATHER. klAnDGX & Co,
IL ls--n Cass- denrs hslav lssh -
JAMES 9Iy&a AND KANAWHA sONDd
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.


CPRING. 1s6O.-SPRING. IS6O.-FISHER &
y WINSTON, wholesale de slers in DRUGS, No.
lc5 Main street, Richmond, Va. would call the at
tert;on Of Merchants throughout Virginia and
North Carolina. tn the stock Of DRUGS. M EDl-
CINES, CHEMICALS. PAINTS, OILS. &C.. en-
bracng every article in the regular drug business,
which they offer to cash or prompt customers on
most favorable terms. .c,,,
In addition to their stock Of STAPLE DRUGS, a
full assortment Of Fancy Goods, Per1umery,
Combs, Brushes, Cigars, Tobacco. Old Medicinal
Wines and Brandies. .
Also. Agents for many OF the leading Tateht
Woolf's Pure Branches. and Wines. &c.
IA Prompt attention given 70 the shippngg anu
packing of orders. FISHER WINSTON.
- CITY DRUG Store. -CHAS. s.
SDAWSON begs to inform the citizens OF
~ Richmond, that ne has now on hand g full
q and complete assortment OF Drugs Medi-
Physicians can rely upon his Drugs as being
pure and from the first manufacturers. both OF
this country and Europe. They can also Obtain
the Dry Chemicals from him, as he keeps supply
tons VIII lie obtained as they como out. Metl-
cines can he obtained at all hours day and night;
and personal attention will be gwen to the Pre-
scrlpt,on department. ,
He has also fuil assortment ot all KINDS oil
Patent Medicines, direct from the manu- facturers,
SO that there be no mi stake as TO theii genu-
ineness.
Also, OILS, Paints, Dye-Stufs, Tobacco and CT
CARS. 80
sortme at OF ported Pomades, Hair Oils, Lnbin s
Extracts, Mean Fun. Iliey White, Brown W ind
sor, Honey, Glycerine and other Toilet Soaps;
fine Hair Brushes, both domestic and imported;
also, Buffalo. india Rubber and Horn Combs, both
tom to his fine Toilet Cologne, superior to the
French or German.
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FURNITURE. &c.

~ a ..e..~N Ht-ss -
SAMUEL W. HARDWOOD,
~ GOVERNOR ST. RICHMOND,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
FURNITURE AND MATTRESSES.
The tarmers and planters, and AL others in want
of FURNITURE and MATTRESS Els, manufac :.
tured by the most experienced workmen. and Of
the be st materials, will find IL to their interest to
examine my stock be fore buying. as have recent
ly reduced my prices. You will ind
ROSEWOOD PARLOR OAK CHAMBER SETS /;
SETS; COTTAGE FURNI-
WALNUT do. do; TURE;
ROSEWOOD HA NJ MAHOGANY SETS;
Der SETS; MANTEL MIRRORS;
WALNUT do. do; WHAT-NOTS;
MAHOG'Y do. do; ETEGRES;
BEDSTEADS; CHILDREN'S CHAIRS;
R y 3 HhGR;ps. JE sfRsHs LIN BED
WASHSTANDS; CRIBS and CRADLES !;
TABLES; REGIMENT CHAIRS;
CHAIRS; CENTRE TABLES;
SIDEEOARDS; FEATHER BEDS;
TETE-A-TETES; WRITING DESKS:
SOFAS; FANCY CHAIRS;
BOOK CASES; WORK TABLES;
DINING TABLES; LOUNGES;
ROCKING CHAIRS; PIANO STOOLS;
MATTRESSES OFFICE CHAIRS.
NH 29-2m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-01

h SURGEON DENTIST,
o OGoe on Main, below Pearl street, next
door to p. Horton Reach trimming store. and two
doors above Messrs. Thos. X. Price Co.'s Dry
Goods store.
The subscriber having removed to the above
house, would be pleased to see those with whom no
has eng agements and has made EXTENSIVE prepa-
rations t, serve the public generally. All opera
tons performed III the most approved and scientific
style known to the Profession, and all work done
BY him warranted to give satlstactIOn. loo l3-ly