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Answer.-John Smith
Cues unsettled Virginia,
Ans John Brown
We nnd the above going the rounds of the
addition a ~
Ques.-Who settled John Brown,
Ans ns-Virginia
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W.. b: Cross, whose name has been some
what prominent Of late In the public journals. as
ton Bank, at Philadelphia. was tried on Tnesdav
In the Quarter Sessions, on one ind lctment and
acquitted. There other Indictment nts con n.ctaJ
WITH tne same transaction pending against him.
Iecognizance, to appear and answer, but ordersd
that he should give bail In - 500
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iETOn Saturday, the 18th, stevedore in N.w
Orleans collected check for 81. 700 Al tths ont.;
ana State bank. and placed the bank notss I'm =
book In his outside coat pocket After doing two q,
three errands, he got into omnibus, and w,as
ioilowed In by three men. who had kept upon his
track from the time he left the bank He GOT ont
at bienville street, and so did the three men One
Jostled past while another dlched the book from
MS Pocke aud the third held him, 80 that he
could not 4An after the thief
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WOOD AND COAL.

w 90 q e. "a i;
A ThOronxh Stock Of all Sizes o. Goa!
and NIL Kinds of Wood.
DrCOAL we'll prepared before delivery.
III 2,2sO pounds to the ton.
iIF"OOD ready prepared to suit the wants of
each customer or delivered cord length
IL l5S feet in cord of Split Wood
III Ihe w Ood sawed, but not Split, ls measured
before being Sawed.
IL For sale at the Lowest Possible Prices at the
CITY STE FIRE WOOD MILLS
AND COAL DEPOT,
fooT OF nth STREET, BELOW WAR DEPARTM'T.
+. J. L w. NJ. GAIT,
Cfhce2S2 Pa. av., bet. llth e. 18TH sts north side
II Orders left at either pace will receive
jan 2a-tr prompt personal attention.
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III The Atlanta ga Confrderacy has ceased
70 publish its black" list The publisher prob
ably found that gratuitous advertising injured
himself more than the persons whose business was
20 be affected by such classification.
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DENTISTRY.

NJ TEETH.
iyl. LOOMS, Nj. D., the inventor and pate,ites
OF tae MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at -
tends personally at his Office in this city. tyaS0
Many persons can wear these teeth who o~11S
cannot wear others, and no person can wear others
" no cannot wear theae.
Persons calling at my Office can be accommodated
with any sts and price Of Teeth they may deslre
cleanest, strongest, and most perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
RoOme IN this city-No 336 Pa avenue, between
phia. oc I-Iy
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TICE BUILDERS.
0Mce Board 0| Commissioners Netc Cenfre Market Z
La q

Q@ee Board Of uissiOners Ns,s Centre Marset.(
WdShiHstor, January IL. 1850.
The Board of Commissioners. under the act of 81
September. 1850. entlted "a act providing for the
erection of e New Market house on the site Of the
Of d ao IN s r
building ssid marke; house, according 10 the plans
d Bos
IN N the bisemeEt st9ry Of The City Hal: % be en-
sddressed 70 John c. r Ftzps,rios, Esa, PfesdSnt
Of the Board of Copmlsslonsrs' snd delysred at
next, bstwcen the hours ofs and u q m.
The Architect: Charles s Hsskn., @ lee will be iE
explsnatIons In regard TO the work.
Bidders for the work required TO propose for il
l. For the building complete.
m H the e baSn, s ss 81 tse
tho Whole number Of piles under the fouIdation,
s ans RSf n" he Sf tas 2. T6Ssa 2.
-hal dsdIctian they vii make In suoh event pe-
pie. and for srllIsge per sqPerhcia fnot for sueti
age ma, he found necessary thsn the plan calls foi,
or more stonework aud exosy atom for the founda
superficial foot Of sriliGse fcr each perch OF stone
wSrk Sn and for essa SGsc ysrd Of
Ali proposals. rnust be made in conformity With
the foregoing. erd accompanied by q written guar
antes, OF the following form:
Form Of the guarantee.
h. IN case So eT fore os
going bid of for the erection Of market house
in tls iy G sn dsS. hs Tas.ss e
suretles, TO the amount OF twenty FIVE Thousand
dollars, ard case said - shall fail TO enter intc
contract aforesaid, we guaranty 10 make good
the difference between the offer cf the said - and
GSign,ture. Of the two eusrsntorsJ
Witness.
hereby certify that the above named - and -
are known 20 me sc men Of property. and Gese ~
max good their gua!eLtec.
To he siyned by the United States District udse.
Attorney OF Washington, COiiectOr ar Navy Agent
Noproposals which DO not conform 10 Tho fcrezo
Ing will be considered.
And whereas the fourth section OF tha sfOresaiS
this act the entire nett ravenae. ct re present Cen
tre Market houee, and also those Of ths proposed
new structure. are hereby appropriated, and lnviO
lsby set apart as q special fund, subject 70 ths {
der of the Commissioners authonzed BY tHs set, %
enable them % pay for the erection and conp etion
made uron monthly estimates Of tho architect Of
the work cOre, reserviug ten per oeIt thereof Sc
collateral SECURITY. far a. The funds acoTung uE-
der sand section OF tire act VIII sTftce, or as msy
hereinafter De provided hy lsT. 3. order
JOHN T. COYLE,
ia l4-eOti Secretary OF tie Boerd.
0Tcs Board of CG07DiSSica-rs f'srfre 1arkst.
FebrUa'y 81. isc.
ReSo!rsd, That the time mentiS2cd "a the sSoN~
adverts ement for receiving proposals ior e'eciins
sud building lie and the same is hereby, an obecl-
euce to the joInt resolution approved tne 18th iGtt
extended D. the 18th day Of March Eext alta c'cl"ok
M. n, order,Ac feE
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MOVEMENTS OF The LYNN SrRIKRRs-The
Lynn strikers formed in procession yesterday
morning, according to the predetermined plan
hun b. ring about zoo persons, ard marched to
Marhlehad, accompanied by the Lynn Cornet
RAND Those who were In the procession con-
Quoted themselves in a very orderly manner. They
were cheered at various places on the route, and
when they arrived at the borders of the town Were
met by delegation Of the Marblehead strikers,
numbering about 2O0 persons, and escorted TO
MARKET square. Here they were addres sed by Mr.
feter Dixie and others; after which they partook
OF q cold collation..
The reporters who followed in the rear Of the
procession. in carriage, when it entered the town
Were received with the usual salutation whic b
greets stranger well favored enough to be in the
Possession OF conveyance, which is ''let's roc K
,em" They were accordingly rocked to a
damaging extent so far the horse was con-
csrned.
The procession marched through the principal
streets OF the town which vary in width from S IN
10 feet. AFTER they had disposed Of their S'cold
bite" and after reviewing all the interesting To-
calities, they proceed to the Common. where
speeches were made by samuel reen, Mr. Bisbee
and others. No new doctrines were advanced by
the speakers About four O'Clock >She proce ssi on
was reformed, and after cheering their entertain
ers they marched back to Lynn, where they az
rived about six O'Clock.
William II. Percy, who was arrested on S1tur-
day for creating disturbance, and sent to Salem
was examined Yesterday, and held in 81 600 He
was batled by Martin Hood Boston Courier. Eb-
rKory IS.
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
DR. HILLS, after 8 practical test of two years,
feels that he can with confidence TecOm-<HS
mend the Cheoplasto Process for inse rting g6 -
artificial testh 1t has the advantages Of
strength, besuty, cleanliness, and oEeapness. Full
upper sets inserted for sS5. Partial in proportion.
Once 300 Pc. avenue. ser
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FOB SALE OR RENT-A comfortable BRICK
l. HtUSE, three stories and basement, contain
Ing rooms The house Is in excellent condition.
ana there Is pump of fine ater In the yard The
of tha ensuing month, and if not sold by that time
1t WI. be tor rent l.rc.tion street: hetween ~
and 9Th streets Apply to THOS. HAVENNEK,
347 Z street, betwnen AZ and 9Th sts fa 8 6tt
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FOR RENT-A three story FRAME HOUSE,
on llth street. betwaen | and X, containing 8
rooms and wide Passage, and els ern In the yard
app to a. SNYDER, Jr., Agent, al the Plumb
next door to the Star Office fe 25-tf
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

Rq0MS For RENT WITH OR WITHOUT
-; bOh i have for rent two pleasant ooms
Capitol grounds, To gentlemen desiring qniet and
oOMioIt tnese mes rooms are particularly desrabe. In
9a5ts Sfo,. at the Star Office or address Boy star
ARGE PARLOR AND CHAMBER. HAND
somey furnished, on the lst moor for rent. Aiso
for ssntemen S% s s1zsa siase Ro1ms
bsca be aesred The house has large ,sId SIDE and
tmls hsamls feas0Eable. Apply at 46s 10th street, be-
tween y anu r. fe q 81
E'AKMS FOR SALE.-Two highly impro ed
l. terms, about 900 acres each, natsd on th.7th
iarIrs are adjoining, and have excellent buildings,
and and In an unusually good nelshborhood; will be
1S ys'S fBsTcHtfNofr fN5 rss coaEe n
rost once, Montgomery county, Md. fe q I'm"
rES F9rRE SSEMT 3R s. sALE.A LJs., two,stery BRICK
q ON street Sn
GATED on the lst of March The house lies on the
norm side OF the street, near Washington street,
IM u; HANSON. No $50 ,7th street, or to E. B.
FOR RENT-A three story FRAME HOUSE,
APP jr I AGENT, S t., At . the snf flssnS saS.
next door to the Star Office. fe 25-tf
E0R SALE RENT-A comfortable BRICK
HOUSE, three stories and basement contain
Ing rooms The house Is in exec ent condition.
above named property viii be for sale m S unit. til the rs
OF tha ensuing month, and if not sold by that time
s1s 81 Apss '01 !" Fios 'tIa. S7fSsn
347 street. between 41a and 9th SITS. fe Is Ct
FQHkW hAhE ;SG Or r. EExSeHdASGE:A first, class
credit, if desired, viii e1chapse for pIoperIy To-
ssss SaR drsI Sa BaR
WashIns stOn. fe 24-tf
L on I'd street, between aud + streets, in Kib,,
l9s Of a. HAMILToS Coo s9oH No. ssS s'Gs"' 4sh
'tfs7s; fs opposite Centre Market Title perfect
I HOUSE, on south B street, no. I7S, opposite
ns R Afb5GanMf Ne Seat 81 Ps st. nf
FOR RENT-The FIRST FLOOR ofths build
City 5sS Chss g sSS
as an office. Also the front room in the second
~ 'Is RIcIARb Gi Be VIE LSscaaS t?I
FOR RENT-PARLORs and CHAMBERS
and wsh hot hs and cold wsse.
e. :2 !s'f Ss1ssh MAt IL s1s s i:
FOE. fine OOMs, furnishci or
uniurnlshed, a. 296 Pa. evenne, two doors east
OF tne hlrkw0Od House. no 28-tf
SENATORS, MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-
~ Two splendid suites of ROOMS. elegantly fur
nlshed, viii be rented during the session of Con
gIess, In Tho most desirable locality in this oity.
being within one or two squares of Browns and
National Hotels. These in pursuit of suoh Rooms
sth street he'veen street and Pa. av. de SIT
a VALUABLE FARM FOX SALE-Situated
"A IN AlexandIIa county, about ~ miles from
GEORGETOWN, at ths intersection OF the GeorgetoWp
and Little Falls reads Stating of lO2 acres In
9ulre op tho premises, or OfX. RlCuAR OS, oorner
18th and strests, WashinktOn, d. G. ia I0-N
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~ o. HOOD 10 daily recelvlng Am of ~. -.
md most elegant styles Of fne GOLD IEW
ELH 'ee.oulsssd 1or holiday Dresepfs No. ass
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EDUCATIONAL.

HR: II. PERABEAU, PROFESSOR OF MU-
- sic, vocal and Instrumental, orgarist Of ~
ST. Aloyslus. Mad F.. teacher Of the it.anSkSX
style of singing. Residencn-397 New York ~
avenue, corner OF 18th street. no % SIN"
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-A first class
EWELLING-NO. 3I9 9Th street between l.
ard Ms offered for, sale very low and on long
Gated IN CT adjacent to Norfolk. Va. if early appi
oatlon is made to P. P.CORBETT, over Bank Of
Washing ton. fe "a If
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MEASLRS-This disease nrevaiIs oxtaps;1al,

MEASLRS.-Ihlsd disease prevails extensively
IN cities during the winter season. and will
generally cure itself, if only protected against
adverse influences. The older persons are less
likely TO recover from this ailment, for 1t very
often leaves some lifelong maady behind it,
TGe most hopeless forms of constructive disease
are often the result of ill-coniucted or badly
managed measles. In nine cases out of ten not
d particle of any medicine is needed
Our first advice is, always and under all cir
cumstances, send at once for an experienced
physician. Meanwhile, keep the patient in
cool, dry, and well-aired room, with moderate g
covering, In position where there will be no
exposure to drafts of air Tho thermometer
s1oul range at about 65 ca ;rets whe: he bel
stands, which should be moderately hard, of
snucks. straw. or curled hair. Gratify to- in
stEct for cold water and Lemonade 1t il safest
TO keep the bed for several days sitter the rash
has began to die away. The diet should be
light, and of an opening, cooling character
The main object of this article is to warn per-
sons that the greatest danger is after the dis
appearance of the measles. We would advise
that for three weeks after the pstieut i we'll
enough to leave his bed, he should not 90 out
of the house, nor stand or sit for a single mo-
ment near an open window or door, nor wash
any part Of the person in cold water or warm.
but wpe the hands and face with warm, damp
cloth. For good part of the time the appe-
tite should not be wholly gratifed; the patient
should eat slowly of light nutritious food In
one case, little child, almost entirely well of
the measles, got to playing with her hands in
cold water; it gradually dwindled away and
died. All exercise should be moderated in
order 10 prevent cooling off too quickly after
wards, and to save the danger of exposure to
drafts of air. which, by chilling the surface
causes chronic diarrhea if it falls on the bowels;
deafness for life if it falls the ear; or incu-
rtble consumption If it falls on the lungs
Halls Journal Of Health.
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DALTlMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID WASHINGTON BRARCH.
CHANGE OF Hours.
Comnenetss on Monday uorntss, OefobU IL, 1888

Trains will run es follows:
iesys WAsHINNGTT9s; " 81 Nt;T9 a. s;S S and fS
On Supday At 81 p. "a, only.
Leave BALTIMORE at % and q. m.
Leave BALTIMORE 81 SIS and 40 .. m.
On Sunday at 40 a. only.
Passengers for the EAST will take trims a. sss
anu 7.45 a. M, ara $50 p. N.
For the WEST at G q 8. m, and $50 p. m.
For ANNAPOLIS at 745 q. m, and S-20 ,. m
oc is r. II. PARSONS, Agent.
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kA,lIHER RYDER.-;A life like Pho,og,a,1 +
nnh,ahsS Ssm,aent na Catholio divine; price ST. inst
PHILIP 4 SOLOMON
metropolitan Bookstore, $40 pa
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% FQR EEW IORK.
1 INCIITNING A O

STATERO0M. $3.50.
The New YORK and Virginia Screw StearI-his
ComPsnEy's ne. new sId elegant steamship ofS$S
viii leevc tie Cou?any's Depot, Wes
tern w horves, atil'S' clock -. every WEDNES-
DAY, end tie Company Depot, st Alexandra,
at O'Clock p. IN. same day.
Passengers from W8ShlF gton and georgetown
oan take the coaches connecting with Alexandra
steamboats, or railroad, which leave the corner of
7th street and Pa. avenue hourly, they cor leave
O'Clock a
State rooms oan be engaged on application 70
Messrs. Morgan & Rhinehart, Western wharvca.
Freight viii be received up TO the hours OF ocpsr
SUre
Insurance will be effected on oil goods By
this line at the once of the Company st u per cent
premium.
The accommodations for passengers by THE line
sre In every respect hrstc ass, and every effort wi
be made 20 render this communication with Nov
York an agreeable and healthful one.
tor freight or passage Apply 70 FOWbE b
CO., Agents, Aley6ndna-
II. B. CROMWELL & CO.,
se2-ly e6 West at, corner Albany, New York.
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H BOARD Il have for rent two pleasant Rooms
IA small private family and one square from the
comfort these are partcnars ane' fna
2 alre at the Star Office, address Box lS Star
OMOo. fe % 81
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k>OR SALE-A nIca three story Brick HOUSE,
l. on I'd street, between ID ard + streets, in Kib-
bey''s Subdivision. The above property will he
sold on easy terms. Price made known by inquir-
ing OF Il. w. HAMILTON & Co, No. 500 7th
street. opposite Centre Market. Title perfect
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LOTTERIES.
tONSOLlDATEHL LUTTEAlkN OF DBL.
~ AWARE.
FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO., MANAsEls
WIIMING1nN. DRI

WILMINGTON. DELAWARE.
FRANCE, ,BROADRENTS & co. having OBJ
talned from the Legislature of Delaware st its late
session, Lottery Contract, to continue In opera
tlon Tor period of twenty ears, and having given
bonds to the State for million of dollars TO Sc
cure the prompt payment of all prizes sold are now
nsTEHf Tn1STHf a. M1IiiDn1ngton, 1iI 3 De- the GONSOLl-
the 0eReht OF international improvements and other
PSIFFP99Essss, SF 9Es, ss9 s1 ths SGSSEX COUNTY LOTTERY
The Consolidated Lotteries of Delaware are
Drawn DAILY at Is minutes before p. m, ard the
10 n. ' " " ~ oe'0ie
All Cravings under tie superintendenoe of Lot
IeIy commissioners appointed BY the State Of Del
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kHOR RENT OR SAEE-A two-story BRICK
= IENEMENT on West street, GEORGETOWN,
st preseLt Occupied by Mr.. Morton. hut via be va.
Dated o? the lst of March. The house lies on the
two doors west of Mr.. Magruder's TIE locality is
1Po TeiI kn3Sn to need aesclptlOn. Inquire Of Mr..
ADDISON, Agent, Alexandria fe 27-dIw& eotf
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L HOUSE, on south b street, no. I73, opposite
the Smlthsonlan grounds. Rent S25 per Month
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k'AKMS FOR ShLE.-Two highly impro ed
Farms, about 900 acres EACH 81 uated on tn -7th
arIrs are adjoining, and have excellent buildings,
. ana In an unusually good nelghborhood will be
formation apply to w. BATCHELOR, Cottage
fost once, Montgomery county, Md. fe H.lm*
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l AKGE PARLOR AND CHAMRER HAND
somely furnished, on the lst moor for rent. A So
nae large Rooms and good sized single Rooms,
sultsSe for gantenen In suit or separate, as llay
P Pe "a Desired The house has q large yard. side and
PACK, making 1t desirable for q family with children
tween ID and f. 70 20 g.
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HEAR.


\ IL
OF THE UNITED STATES
Are as class, proverb,a!ly feeble and nnhsaithy,
and while We may not hope for any change for the
better until there is better understanding of the
laws oil health, We may. however, congratulate the
community on the introduction OF a remedy which
has proved itself of great value in relieving, and
oftsh entirely, the general and nervous debility Of
fsrlateS-We mean
HAMPfON'S VEG ETABLE TINCTURE.
L Is the great medicine for the sex.
Dr. Hampton says it is a great blessing to them,
as there Is not disease to which they subject
that thrill no: cure.
The above extract, written by medical man.
Will be corroborated by our rest known citizens
who have ssen the effects Of this Tincture their
wives, daughters and delicate children, Cough
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia. Neuralgia, with numer
Gus other diseases, are cured by il.
FEMALES AND CHiLDREN.-This TING
diseases.
IA Call and get Pamphlets and see cures.
Sold ~ pUkCELt, LADD & CO., Richmond;
sist. in petersburg: by MORTIMER 4 NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists and Shop
%. fe N-dEcWtS
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IA Coughs. Colds, Hoarseness, &c.-The
has the effect of bringing out host of professedy
new specifics; and while eome few may be good,
many are useless and some even dangerous. To
prevent disappointment, the hest course to pursue
is to consult your family physician. or otherwise
use only such remedies as long public experience
is TYLER'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM
ARABIC. Originally the favorite prescription of
an emn ene physician, 1t soon became popular
family medicine. and without advertising, has
continued to enjoy a growing reputation for the
last twenty years la all recent cases it acts like
charm; and in chronic cases, Bronchitis, Hoop
ing Cough. Group, Asthma. &c. it is used with
unparalleled success, As most families will testify.
Bodeker, &c at Is cents per bottle, and in an ee-
CANT and pleasant LoZenee form l21a and rs cents
per box. Prepared by ]. BALMER, Pharmaceu-
list, Baltimore, Md. fe 4-3m*
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SUPPOSED CASE OF POISONING BY A WIFE
AND HER PAKAMoUR.-The Manchester IN.
H. papers state that the body OF Stephen
Healey, who died quite suddenly in Auburn
last week, has been disinterred for examina-
tian, TO ascertain if he came to his death by
poison. 1t appears that Healey died without
Il physician being sent for. or any notice to the
neighbors, only Mrs. Healey and Richardson
being present. They have for some time been
suspected of too great an intimacy, they being
chiefmourners q month before at Z richardson's
Selectmen OF Auburn that Richardson pur-
chased twenty grains of strychnine at a drug
store in Manchester on the day previous to
Heaiey's death. In fact, he admits the pur-
chase but says he bought it for his niece. There
are other facts that give a suspicious look to
the transaction.
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M Gems OF Art, and Portraits worth Sc.
curing and keeping. are the PHOTOGRAPHS Of
every size; in oil and water coors, executed az the
MS, 2l7 Main street. Small Daguerreotype pes and
Ambroty pes copied and enlarged to size if de-
Sired and coloTed IN oil cOlors, water colOrs, or
worked in Crayon. Also, AMBROTYPES an
plain PHOTOGRA PHS executed in the highest
style of the art.
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n, Notice. ITO the sick, afflicted and numer-
Gus families who have heretofore used DR.. J. s.
ROSES MEDICINES. always with the most un-
persons have circulated an imitation. The Doctor
has been compelled to change the wrapper. which
tuTe over the cork Of every bottle Of the genuine
Medicines, SD that the public can again obtain
those remedies which have suited their wants and
relieved their sutierings.
DIR. J. s. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, for coue his
and diseases Of the lungs is the standard remedy.
The PAIN CURER for pains. rheumatism, choiic,
spra;ns or bruises, and the DYSPEPTIC COM,
POUND for dyspepsia and lvcr complaints.
Sold BY Druggists generally. and by
WARNER l.. WARlNG, lO7 Broad st,
ia 2l-ly Richmond Va.
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TKANGERS VISITING THE CITY.-If you
wish to get your Hair cut in the latest and most
approved style. would advise you to call on HOB
SON. at his Hair-Cutting, Shaving, Shampoolng
and Bathing Rooms. under the American Hotel.
Entrance on llth street.
n. B.-Gentiemen also can get their whiskers
and moustache chang ed from red, hight, or grey, to
most beautiful blackOr brown color.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-21

m- ROckbridge Alum WnteP.-Thc water
obtained from the Justly celebrated ROCKBRIDG I.
ALu NJ SPRING. can be used at this season with
great success. As an Alternative, it is unsurpass-
many other diseases. it is singularly efficacious,
and as a streng thening tonic truly valuable. For
sale by FISHER & WINSTON
NH Sim No. 125 NJ ain street, Sole Agents,