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Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18

MOVEMENTS OF ARMY OFFICERS. The Los
Angeles Star Of May 10th says:
1t c. II. Ogle, Adjutnnt First Dragons.
for long time stationed at Fort TETON, has
been detailed on the recruiting service; he
left on the steamer of the 9th.
1t, W. Th. Magruder, at present on the
recruiting service, is to return TO his regi-
ment Mt Fort Tcjon, as Adjutant.
Major &. a. Blake, First Dragon, is as
signed to command the troops ordered to the
Department Of Oregon, and is to proceed to
st Louis to alperintend arrangements for the
march.
DIR. Milhau has been relieved at Fort Ma
jove ly DR.. Herndon, and is in to wn on his
way to Fort UmpquO.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18
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Mr., O'Riley Sacramento j NJ McCr4ig Marsh troup
Mrs Langton States TT Iesperger Sutter
Mrs Ager VIM Thackery Forest city
W C Culey & Sap Juan iatch Dogtown
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Chas Kra San Juan Wright Butles
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Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18

MURDER NEAR MUUpny's-On the 18Th
inst, near Murphy's, Calave:as county, the
body Of a murdered man was found. where
't had been'hidden under heap of stones
and brush The body, which was horribly
mangled was recognized us that of Car t.
Linn " German or Swede. He was on his way
from Monterey to Washoe, aud is believed to
have been murdered by two men who ac-
complued him Parties are in search of the
suspected persons
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18

SLAVES IN TExAs.-The Galveston Civilian
says that the number of slaves entered at the
Custom House Of that place during themonths
OF January, February and March, was 1902.
The total value was two millions, six hundred
and ninety two thousand dollars. They were
the property Of planters emigrating to Texas
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18

From MrxIco-The Washington cores
pondent Of the New York Herald, under
date of April 9th. gives the following intel
ligence in regard to Mexico:
An attempt would he made Mt the reorgan
izaIion Of the Liberal army in the North,
and for that purpose General Degolndo bad
ne TO Tampico; hut in the Stale of Vera
C"uz the want of means would compel the
Juarez Government to act solely on the de-
fen>ive
The New Orleans PicNyune says the news
from rampice. Tamaulipns Coahuilla, and
Neuvo Leon, are preparing TO unite with
other Stntes in tls interior, to fall from Mex
leo, which it is believed can he consumnated
lay July, if not sooner
The reactionnry General Ramierez had
battle " ith the Liberal General of Zucu-
tecas, at Sainez and defeated him General
Rumierez entered the city to rob or force IL
loan as customary, but finding no money in
the houses of The merchants, lie entered ly
force those of the Foreign Consuls, and vio
lently opened their safes and brok- the Sc l.
Of the Consulates, taking MS much money as
suited his purposes. The Cousus are now il
Mexico making their reclamalions.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-18
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 18th.

The Performance will commence with j. r. P'anche
Romantic Drama, IN two acts, rs performed by
the veteran Wallnck OF
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-04
WHITE SULPHUR WATER,
w FROM The
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,


The long established reputation OF the WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS Tor The Of Chronc diseases renders comment upon
For many years bs vat rs OF these Spring. trans
ported and used BY persons a. their homes and experience
fully rs;de trt De ben, Fc1i sct udt hdre resulted
from .isi- use t1ssl drunk fysA dt he f0uHtain.
g-ny APERiENr and very decidedly ALTER
ALIVE Their great forte remedy and the quality above all
others hat has given them their high reputation their d1-
rs pr The peculiar operative induenees ny which hey
stilaids o. iHdr sscr0s reoire Chronic iadf1dtiois
Oserags tons In the smaller vessels and tor Of morbid
accommodations nom diseased thus producing the Gerd-
s Hd changes denAndeda almost every case Of chrOn-
As a. SPEEENr and Alternative the range disease
applicable u be TO medical mensuch,
forinsanee Cbr0Hc affections Of the 0deh B0'es Lirer,
Ednsy S de- &c Upon Che tons Of The orgATs ssnsr-
and abhng healthy seereons In such a have departed nom
n DYSPEPSIA and in Caronic lrrtaous Of the ucOus
Stomach and BOWe they employed with the hAPPest
In Ss various forms Of LIVER DISEASE their superior scAey
CHRONIC DIARRHEA cured By them, amer other
idies have been tneGectuAly tried.
To COSrvENEss Of the Bowels and 70 PILES they are wen
In the ssrsui r.s Of KIDNEY BLADDER AFFECTIONS
unattended siih inaanmsii0n hey are very ,ervesss'e
females their Giratire Influences onen emnenty
NEURALGIA and the various Nervous diseases when they
the organic arrangements treated With success
Ia1gRONiC RHEUMATISM their known efficacy Ia cOsval with
As baive Of most excellent 10 GOUT their value hAI
In MERcURAL DISEASE and In peculiar affection that
from the abuse OF Mercury In srPHrTc affections, full
course Of the Water stands unrvaed In It's curative
- Pamphlets descriptive OF the medicinal character and
psAbss Of the Waters nished gratis, on application to the
sse waters securely put up Springs In glass bottles
being regularly furnished 70 the Agents In Richmond for
Ee pr.yspS rpolon each bottle has the words "GREEN-
RRER WHITE SULPHUR WATER" blown in the glass without
Orders nom Individuals The trade throughout the United
PURCELL, LADD AGO,
apgT-dAe6n GEM Agents, Richmond, Va
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Iron Editor Of Norfolk H.rAl4l

IHs which thss celebrated htiers are mostly
sought A-r and possessing. they de, wo divide ame
hardly necessary Impress upon the mind OF the Invalid neI
lnesmabe Virtues We have In social Intercourse but
expression their aud that h whenever used ihey et
like charm aud prove ecAcious than any medicine That
the public The maker Of these hrs
the sale Id h Bttefs bat simply hc wing the article Its
me Judged secOidngy lie does not hike all the qasck
stun nov 10 use say that will all the lis common TO hu.
Any but he his reputation that taken accord
Ing 70 lrSc Ions Il viii Ague and Fever Dyspepsia Bowel
Cholera MoTbus Indigestion, Sour stomach Loss Of
Appette-and diseases arising from tordy Of the Liver and
naton Of the digestive organs Their equal vet to be had
Tese mn ers m be had Messrt ADlE GRAY PURCELL,
LADD co. by all prominent Druggists In the city OF Rlch-
nd elsewhere In Virginia ard North Carolina Also, o.
sTOTT co washington City, D. u; CANDY GlLPlN CO.
Baltimore; B. A. VAHNEsTooKk co.. Philadelphia and BARNES
4 PARK. New York.
Orders elea By addressing T. BAkGk, proprietor.
lime 1g-dse Echnond, Va
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y2s-tds sTLAs L. JOHNSON Commissioner and Trustee
INLORIDA LUMBER ATAUCTION.-o On s,TUR
BY GODDIy APPEEsOy. Aucs
GALE UNDER DECHRt OF CoURT OF Al

= INTEREST IN THE VALUABLE KlCE.HOksEs PLANET
AND RXCHEQU.R, AND IN TINS hARERANNY WASHINGTON
by virtue OF deere Of the Circuit OF the city Of Rh
mond Ia the q Hughes Hystsd Co. against sirke
pronounced 10 vacation, The as July 1850 shall the
Comm sonefs thereby appointed public auc
ton In rCnt OF the CITY Hail. In the city RhoDd on Mon jay
the Sd September 1862 at ~ o'clock ~ the fair
day the interest Of the defend 'nt W. ske In tie horss
Planet and EXeh qu-r and In the Fanny which
fourth q said Planet each Of the
said Exehequer and Fanny Washington Termsoneourh cs
balance at months for goabe notes Interest added salts
factoriy endorsed.
The foregoing horses justly regarded valuable
booded stock Ia this country their being
ed by that other horses the turf England
or America. JAMES LY0Ns,c,
Au9-tds A b. 6UIGON Comn
he exhibited Al the bo1r n IL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-04

MArENoSr is on the increase in our midst During
ne pas month the number Of licenses issued by the clerk
d our Hgstings Court L. aud during the same
Enontt fog 1852 the ugmber was but July, 1860
" doubles that Of is predecessor mus. be borne in
sp,ud too that several couples lom city, who have
committed matrmOuy" during the past month, we're
fo-ced have the knst eonuub ded beyond the limits
Of Virginia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-04

ST. PAUL's CHURcH.-The esteemed Rector Of St.
PAuIs REV. Dr. Aiunegerodel havag gone on tour to
Northwestern Virginia in shich the pleasures and bene
ITS Of relaxation are blended with the duties Of special
religious mssiOn services 40 ST. PauIs vii be suspended
for the next month six weeks The other Episcopal
churches Of the city remain open.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-04

~ REAL EsrATE-ln pursuance Of The Circuit
Court for the county Of Henreo, In " Hutch
esons Executors and Others the undersigned COMMISSIONER
will CIR for sale on the prem!se Friday the 10Th day
gust. at o'clock, p A. IT, fair II the fair day there
ter, Sunday excepedD the besuu Farm, the Richmond
Turnpike three miles from the city Of Richmond opposite the
late residence Of Ambrose Hueheson, decd II
dred and eighty GIT and hn acres hundred thirty OF
which cleared and Ia hh stse OF cultivation the remain
der in wood There Is large barn and the
premises snd three excellent ice ponds The nghhorhood
and rapidly improving in agriculture
session will be given As the crops nd can be
gathered the purchaser TO have opportunity Of sowing
or bu ldIbg. " he deires
Ts OneTIrd cash; balance In and two year,. bearing
Interest," title retained until full and directed
By the Court.
AIFX. B. HUTCHEsON,
JNO. A. HuTCHRsON,
J. n YOUNG,
II. NJ. HUToHEs0N, {
JAS h. TAYLOR soN, Auot's. Taui-tds
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Tux GREAr EasrERN-The facilities Afforded By steam
ers and railroads visit the Great Eastern which
90 arrive 81 Old Point yesterday taken advantage
OF yesterday and the day before and will be this morn
ing By = large number Of our citizens. Among Others
the gentleman in charge Of this department Of the Whg
sat down. inspired probably by the expectation Of en-
,eng the biggest 'em" be has stumbled since
his useful labors 10 that line began We shall hear what
be has 70 saY on bis return.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-04

THE WEArHEE has nov assumed a very pleasant tone
little bot n the about nOon but morning, evening
and night delightfully."- breezy and cool We may ielci
tate ourselves that the OF the summer Is past and
look Nth less longing the green aud shady slopes Of
the country aud think With less euvy II those IhO
fresh themselves w;h mountain breCzes and sea-surf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-04

KSioHTs TENrLAR.--RichmOnd Commsndery Of
Knights Templar bad beautiful dress parade by noon
light Capitol Square Thursday night They at
nded by ful band Of music which, Nith the gallant
barring and well executed evoluoos Of the corps, az
forded pleasant entertainment 10 large croWd Of Ia
dies and gentlemen.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-04

PockEr PIckzD-Nr Noses r. Bovles, Of the county
Of Hanover while cheering Justify Ia African Church
las, wednesday night for the Little Giant had the mis-
fortune lose his pocket book containing $40 in notes
al on the Exchange Bank. he thinks some eAsraiier
idss,ris took advantage Of bis political excitement 70
relieve hi, brooches pocket Of is valuable contents
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rELEGRAAEs.
LATER FRnM TRNAS

GALVESTON. July Sl.-A large Touring aud lumber mill
at Austin wss burnt oa the Goth Loss one hundred
thousand dollars
An ineendiaFy negro caught setting fire to build
ing in Georgetown and confessed that he was melted by
two Abolitionists TO burn the town.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-04

MILITARY FoEcE OF VIRsiSiA According TO return
Just made out in the Adjuant Generals Office the mill
tary force OF the State Of Virginia consists Of 800 vol
unteer companies including los Of light infantry los OF
rifles S. Of cavalry, and "A OF artillery. These in
addition 70 1875 organized regiments Of militia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-04
', TERMS I ToR NINE MONTHS.
ON DONINION INSTITUTES.

OLD DOMINION INSTITUTE,
NJE next session Of this for Young Ladies' located the
Of bh and Franklin Streets Richmond, Va will
begin the LIST day Of October, $780, and close the S0 Of
June next ensul=g.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
shumate Mental and Moral scienee and Ancient Ian
guages.
r. a. Gilson Natural Science and Mathematical
Rev James A. Duncan, Biblical Literature.
Mons EdouArd HoudRyer French.
Carlos Mera Spanish and Italian.
Albert De Roedger, German.
Miss Elya ~ Jones intermediate English
Mss Maggie D. brAhdeJ Primary English.
Horace Chase Piano and Organ.
Heinrich Schneider, Harp
a. A. Ericsson, Guitar.
osvad Heinrich Painting and Drawing.
J. w. Reeve PenmAnshlP.
the Session. payable half FIRST Of October residue
Peb. IA, 1sEi:
Primary English neIudug Vocal Husle) ........ ESQ 90
intermediate English dncludng Vocal MuSe) 20 90
Senior, Cncludng Vocal husic 30 90
Languages each ~ "
Piano Organ Guitar Cultivation Of the Voice, for half
hour lessons, week 90 90
Piano. Organ, Guitar Cultivation Of the Voice for
hour ie SOM, per week 50 90
On Painting
Pastel Water COlors crAyon Drawing 20 90
Use OF Piano.
Ornamental BrsnchtB..
Board 200 90
washing aud Lights 25 90
Application pupils and ali communications concerning
THOMAS l. GALLEHER
Richmond, Va,
The announcement for the session 1885, 81 Win be furnished
to those -ho apply aHindcated y6-ly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-04

THE CmcAGo ZorAvEs.-This unique body Of soldiers
whose appearance training and performances have
cited much attention and admiration 10 the large cities
Of he North where they have been ssiOurniug for
few weeks were in Washington yesterday, from which
they we're cOur eOusly invited by company A Captain
ELLIOTT Of the Frst Regiment, TO extend their tour TO
this city. We regret that their engagements on the
homeward did admi. Of their accepting the in
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-04

ANorHER MErEoR-Some Of our citizens Witnessed the
transit Of another very brilliant meteor Thursday nig
between the hours Of 10 and II. passed the city
in a westward direction sud seemed 70 explode a.
about Disappearing from sight.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-04

SyNsES's Bsrfs--Our coufrere OF the Eraaipsr was
informed, eS days since, by the Rev :. J. Boegs, who
rintcnds the erection Of the above edfce that
u not Jealous as they might De- in Cncour
aging the above project We regret this and hope that
those who ni,1ied the scheme will that il does not
the material aid necessary in all human under
taking The building Is nov progressing al fair e,
and when completed WIN De not only ornament to tie
locality in which n il erected bu the means let hope
OF great benef, 20 those for whose it is designed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-04

NEW YoaK Aug 8-coon steady and unchanged Foer IN
changed wheat tim, souhern Ret 1900 use White l4S Corn
nrm mixed G Pork dal Mes, isS50tl925 Lard lsS 9iS.
Zee u f.Fs.
B.LrlalE Aug s-Fo1r drm; new Howard rect and Ohio
So Wheat active Red ie 1860 i65s Corn active;
YeoW T,Asc: White T6RsOc Provisions quiet Bacon sides
~ cena PUk $40 Prime el65o, Runp IL 5OGBfa Wills
" steady al flL023
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UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL.

HUGUENOT SPRINGS, P0WHATAN COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
SCHOOL win be opened at tbs place, the Isl; Of October
"A next the direction Of the undersigned. Though de-
goed especially preparatory to the University Of Virginia Il
WILL this reason afford fewer advantages to those Intend
Ins to enter ether Universities, any college.
One Of the Principals will teach Mathematics; the ether Ian
guAges instructors shall In every be graduates
the University Virginia Cooqua classes however In the
Modern Languages will receive occasional inHrueon from
ives cf those langusles.
Charges for the SCI sion t25O; including every thing
Circulars may be obai ed the Bookstores In Richmond or
by application 10 Us tn ough the Rthmond,P. o
PHILIP Is sTANARD, A NJ,
Graduate Of and formerly Assistant Prof Va MIL Inst
SIDNEY II. OWENS, JR, A NJ,
Jy8-dfcf Lately Prof Of Greek In Richmond College
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Primary Departmentor Children under II years age 30 90
REFERENCES.
THE PATRSs sCHoOR ghl Reverend Bishop Meade Va
Right Revere bishop Elliott Ga Right Reverend Bhop hns
vlrgns; Right Reverend Bishop Cobbs Alabama Reverend
Rmple d. d., vi mlngton n. Rev. Dorgett, d. D. Rich
mond Reverend Charles Read hmond Nelson Hesf
DAnve Va Reverend q. Gdersleeys Richmond Va Reverend
T v Moore D.. Richmond, Va; Reye'e end WIN. II. Wheel
wright, Richmond, Va Reverend John saunde Richmond Va
The Clergy OF the Episcopal Church In Virginia.
~ All letters to be directed to HUBERT P. LEFEBlRE Rich
mond. iy26-d6t3m
AIRS. PHILlP MAYO will reopen her sCHO l.. at
Vl Church. lth street. between Bread and Mar
shall the first Monday In October she will receive few small
boys Terms ESQ per session o. 9 months. jylS-u
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MR. LEFEBvRE,s SCHOOL.

NBE EFxT SESSION Of begins on tie IIRsT DAY
OF OCTOBER 1880 and terminates the last day Of Jene
In consideration Of the almost unprecedented success Athas
attended our Efforts We cannot refrain rom expressing thank
funeSsto many trends and patrons and think may
Pardoned for briefly referring Of the many advantages
fods on which the permanent prosperity Of all such institutions
abe buildings large and eomodou planned the warts
quail advantages and convenience Of
pupils Only young ladies viii occupy chamber
except when three may pre- er 10 room together
The Principal has made female ducaon the study and business
OF Ills % and has now been engaged in successful teaching
upwards OF twenty year, bis assistants are vel qualified and
peenced selected with especial reference the branches
their charge and sufficiently tried in this institution to be referee
Our system thorough complete and while the
best facilities Afforded for erfecon tbs Accomplishment
female education the greatest devoted Insure acquire
menis OF SQUAD practical arnng the and judgment
Ignored subsidiary dependent the former
Our daily consists essentially In elise, searching examiu
aons careful explanations and familiar lectures The plan pur
sued for many years Instruction In the French department
proved eminntv successful the language Of the family
much time and attention every facility Afforded
enable those pupils boarding with acquire
knowledge Of speak With and utncy the French Of
conversation, In this respect hnk school pos
advantages which only be equAled by few Of
Muslc Vocal and inrumenta Drawing and Painting both
from models and from nature under the charge Of Professors
are employed TO teach exegyev In cur school ibs by
devong heir time and tenton entirely pupils every ad
may be Afforded for the Son OF these accomplish
such rules and regulations are enforced to pro-
mote the welfare and Interest Of all The pupils
HuBEHT LLFEHyaE, NJ Principal Material Philosophy, utera
ture, Moral and Mental Philosophy, French.
wM g. wnLAss A. B. Vice Principal, Astronomy, Mathematics
Chemistry, History Latin
EDWARD O. A0WAR knglsh Literature, History Reading
Mrs. GRACE BKSSETr, English Branches.
MSS MARY O. GoR1OS, English Branches.
Senior CARIos CAEDoyE MIRA, spa ish and Italian
sIGSuKSA AsTONfErfA kRBA, Vocal Music.
sIGSORNA MARIETTA EEBA, Piano.
JeIS A. CALYo, Drawing and Painting.
WV. " GRABAU. Plano, Organ, Sacred Music.
O. w TuIOw, Piano.
HEsEICH scHSEDkE, Harp.
o. ERICssos, Guitar
The GEO WOoBHDGZ and the Rev RRAsK BLE have kind
ly taken charge Of the Bible Glasses.
TRIMS FOR THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR
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MARKErS

FIRE
TALLAuAssEE, July 2S.-The HOridian Office and seve
raj stores we're burnt to-day.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURR DAYS.
DY VIRTUE or A DncRtE ON THE CIH-

DY VIRTUE OF DscRtE OF THE CIR.
ID CUT COURT Of the city Of kerond In the nut Of
johnson, Bsgby &C on the 3Oh day Of Ise ana
deed Of trust n &c Baghy to bearing Feb
1h 1862 recorded The Clerks Office Court of Huspg
for said city shall special Commissioner and Trustee,
the 81 das of Augut it6n - the Auction Room Of Metss
Dupree Co In said city, for c.,h pube suction, NEGRO
WOMAN named Louss abor IS years old her TWO Chill
DREN aged about two and four and NEGRO BOY about years
of age.
y23-tds sTLAs L. JOHNSON, Commissioner and Trustee
ELORID LUMBER AZ AUCTION On s,TUR
DRY August will cell At Ricketts, NJ l2 ocIoes The
cargo Marvel direct Florida eon Ing Of
100 600 feet assorted Boards and scAnilngs.
TEo's-Pour months creClt for approved psper.
aul-td La G. b. DAVENPORT Aucts
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ROCKRRIDGE BATHS,

LARGE number Of those convenient Trunks, with Bonnet
n inside, Drawers &c will be so extremely cheap, As
4. % w ~ 80 y WIN MALsHN
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Richmond;
RICHMOND. Va, FEB %, 1860.
Messrs Fowls Co, Baston.-Gealemen' II with peas
the merit q invaluable lung medicine
DR. WrAKs Wun CEsRI which slkeNise highly val
ued b. many esteemed citizens Who have tested is virtues
BY trial
coughwh bal The skin 81 pm scAn ana
ersver IN is use always keep BY me- and md 10 be
uuflng 10 effects No medicine thatl ave ever used has gv
such speedy relief Yours truly NORbORNE NoAION'
~ Ciufgn Prclf srs-The only gsHIins Fit1rs Bal
i has the ,rrn signature 81" Byrs" and the printed
Proprislo he outside wrapper all other Is vile and
WORTHLESS.
~ Prepared By SIXTH W. RowLE CO., Boston, and for
sale wholesale and retail by ADIE GRAY, PURCELL LADD
CO., W. PETERSON P DUAL Richmond, and By all drug
gss and dealers In medicines In city and country.
Ui4-detWlm