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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-18

AN AFFRcTIoSATE WIFE.-A little circum-
stance, says the Troy Arena, has just come to
US through friend of the parties, which
We are tempted to make public. 1t is as fol-
lows: A couple, very well known in this city
are at present arranging terms for separa-
ton, to avoid the scandal OF a judicial divorce,
andia friend has been employed by the hus-
band to negotiate the matter. The latest
mission was in reference to a valuable ring
given to the wife, before marriage, by the hus-
band. What said the indignant wife, 10
you venture to charge yourself with such a
mission to me! Can you believe that could
tear myself from gilt which alone recalls TO
me the days when my husband loved me
No! The ring is my only souvenir OF happi.
ness forever departed It's all (and here she
Wept) that l now possess of once fond
husband" The friend insisted The Iady
supplicated-grew obstinate--threatened 10
submit to public divorce as a lesser evil than
parting with the cherished ring-and at last
confessed that-she had sold it SIC months be-
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Olden Times,

Sixty-flve years ago, when was a youn.
man, there was not a bread cart in Boston -
All bread was carried about the town in GOV.
cred wheeibarrows, and all bakers were oblig
ed 10 make biscuits and loayes of given
weight, and have often seen some of the Sc.
lectmen OF the town stopa wheelbarrow and
weigh the bread in the street, and, If found
deficient in weight seize il at once, on the
spot and send il to the alms-house. Funerals
were never attended in carriages except when
persons could not walk. The body was al
ways carried on the shoulders of four men,
whose heads were covered by the pail. Male
and female formed the procession on foot to
the grave. There was no such thing as a
hearse, except for the burial OF poor persons,
who had no procession, and this vehicle was
long black box, on foar wheels. The coffin
was always black, and in opulent families il
was covered with black cloth. Mahogany
collins were not thought of till some years
later, and then only by the wealthy, and these
were soon initiated by poor persons, by stain
ing pine collins to mahogany color.
At this date, and for some years after wards,
it was customary with the upper classes 10
notify the public OF the death of a person by
what the English term Bringing OUT" which
was done by striking the Stone Chapel
bell q certain number of strokes for 4 man,
woman or child, then giving loud ringing of
the bell, and finishing the ceremony by strik-
ing the number of years of the deceased.
believe DR.. Warren put stop 10 this cere-
mony by assuring the town authorities that it
was often productive OF great evil among
sick and nervous people, and rendered una
vailng his bss ertions TO relieve the sick
and in the course of time the custom of tolling
all bells for funerals was discontinued. This
absurd custom is still kept up in many of our
country towns. 1t lis a Gus tom more honor
ed in the breach than the observance" :
The residents of Boston at this time kept
cows and pigs. as a matter of course. The cows
were pastured on the common. Faneuil mar
ket ut this time was the only market, but
provisions We're sold all over the town. Much
of the poultry, game, butter, eggs, milk,
cream, etc, was brought from the country by
women on horseback, in two large square
panniers thrown across the animal, and the
woman perched on top. There were several
noted stands for these women-one in particu-
lar at Miss Peggy Moores tavern, on the cor |
ner of what is now Washington street and |
Boylston street, belonging 10 the Wells fam
lily. and now covered by the Boylston market |
house.
have seen, early in the morning, fifteen or |
twenty horses tied TO hooks at the back of |
Miss Peggy Moore's woodshed fronting on |
Boylston street, while their owners were at |
breakfast in the house. Quails, partridges
and pigeons could be bought at that time for
about twenty five cents dozen and have
myself purchased goose for the same sum-
and many other articles of food at equally |
low rates.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

/ ~ '''.'..-.- .,SRec1al Notice.. "A
$4,000 WORTH OF
hs l. e q a Mt DRY COOP
AT AMI BELOW COST.
FOR CASH ONLY,
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
In consequences Of the general ena ncial aeranve.
ment throughout the country, we have determi i ed
TO sell of our superior and desirable stock Of
DRY GOODS,
at GREAT SACRIFICE, to close business "a soon
co We offer , this day, every article a, PRIME
rom paper Of Needles up TO the RICH EST
siLhs brought 20 this country.
In HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, our stock ia vsrv
large aad complete, consisting Of
Linen SHEETING.
Pillow Case LINENS.
Splendid assortment Of w.
ELEGANT DRESS SILKS.
auo oil the istest styles Of French and English
FAB RIGS,
lot Ladies' and Children's Dresses for Spring.
Winter and summer,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, HpRFs..
sHAWLS, CLoAKs and NANTES,
sKiRTISGS and sHEBTINGs.
FLANNELS and BLANKETS, Of every descrip-
ton.
IRISH LINENS and DIAPERS
BoMBAZINES and BEACk ALPACAs.
Large stock of Goods for SERVANTS Summer
and Winter Clothing.
HE- Purchasers are invited TO call and see for
themselves A. X. PARKER CO.,
143 Main street, Eagle Square.
NB-Ali persons indebted TO us, will please
call and settle their accounts without delay, as
'0 NH sH lIs"'"'A'' - NV ~ 4. K. P. co.
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Re Thoughts for Sick People.
DIR. HiMPTON'S T'TNfrTrTrp E,/

On HiMPION'S IINCTUREy
MR.. WIN. HIGH,
- NO 100 South Paca street, Baltimore,
Cared Of Rheumatism Dyspepsia and Nervous disease
No. ~ Register street, Baltimore
Most Dreadful case of ScrQfud Of years. standfno los,
number Of pieces Of bone, restored to health -
MISS MARY sC0FIELD, Teacher.
No. $40 Baltimore street
her case after years Of suffering, has asonised her
friends. Let the afflicted cdu to see b,z
HEREDITARY SCROFULA.
A boy in the family of the Hon. w p Thomas
son, once member of Congress from Kentucky
was mass OF sores from head to foot His eve ,
lids turned inside out, protruding over the eve
balls so as to produce blindness He was cured
by Hampton's Vegetable Tincture
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE &c
Mr.. VIM. Oldham, of Baltimore Custom House
suffered from these complaints for Is months W ith
body and mind severely affected. He was cured
by, Hampton's Vegetable Tincture, after other
things failed. =
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, &C.
Mr.. Henry q. Wynn had Cough for fye wears
sieans: tried all the remedies, but was cured onlv
by HAMPTON,S VEGETABLE TINCTURE
FEMALES AND CHILDREN. This TINCTURE
will be found great medicine for all their dis
eases
Call and get Pam phi cts, and read MANY of the.
most pow erful possibl certificates of cures of IN
above diseases Of our own citizens
Sold by PURCELL, LADD & CO.. Richmond :
by DR.. COOKE, fredericksburg by all The Drug
gists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER Il NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists aud SHOW
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle six bottles
-. fe 23-dGcwts
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M Bakers Premium Bitters. yea a
Dyspeptic7 If so, take BAKERS PREMIUM
BITTERS. They are the only panacea for disease
Do you suffer from Constipation, want Of Appetite
or Indigestion? BAKERS BlTTERS never fail
to cure each and all. Do you feel feeble debil-
tated restless at night, and inca pacited Tor bus
ness BAKERS BITTERS will invigorate your
system, entiee the drowsy god to your pillow, re-
fresh your SAUNDERS, give you an exnberance of
spirits, that will make the labors of the day as
mere pastime. Vegetable in their properties and
prepared with skill, they are adapted to the cure
OF all diseases of the stomach and bowels, and act
with electric rapidity upon the blood and liver
Price 30 cents per bottle. To be had OF all Drug
gists. NH Is
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~ Leeehes! Leechex!! Leeches.!!
pave inst receivd, by Adams Express, lot OF
rssss siie which viii be applied upon the Ost
;s,-CuPPISG and LEECHING PROMPTLY ut.
tsnaed 70 can be fou nd at all houfs Of the law
81 III INA AN DRESSING ROOM, under the Am, III
ap ls--ts ~ uopeoN
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HITY SCAv ENGER

The undersigned is now prepared to clean out
Water Closets, Sinks and Out Houses In the short
s. the premises which he may work. Also,
i11ns them. His wagons are SO constructed as to
- water and sir-tght. His boxes can he found
II DuyAL NoRr0s's corner llth aud Main SITS,
ane JOHNSTON MILLspAUaH's, on Main, between
liza stnd 18th streets ALI orders left 1T the above
Piacss, will be promptly attended to-.
II LIFTS - 1s4s Il. n. ALLEN
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II. S=..sssl NOTICE 80 The UBLiC
\ .zlzrxs % " n

| III EefsexasSg.ss;ss-ii NOTICE 80 THE FUBLiG.
- k ksM k ASp 5HP ,ss5 4S AZ
ANS EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully announce
T. the pnP,s, that they have aTTaRged e then
ADELPHIA and BALTIMORE to RICHMOND,
thereby afording unusual facilities for obtainine
their freight and packages in the shortest possible
time.
Expresses leave lew York att, and O'Clock
p. d. Expresses leave Philadelp hia at s A NJ
and ii T. NJ. Expresses leave Baltimore at 4 go A
N. and 2 p. NJ. "' a.
Expresses leave Richmond for New York, Phia.
deiph1a and Baltimore, and all points North and
West, at 6. so A. NJ. and 80 p NJ
Freight and packages should In all cases be at
our office On HOUR before the departure of the
Trains.
EXPRESSES FOR THE SOUTH leave Richmond
TWICE DAILY, at 4.sO A M, 2.45P. M
The Adams Express Company feel that they can
isaetion in all their Intercourse with their officers
in Richmond, and nothing will be left undone ON
their part to meet the wants of their customers.
Freight and packages arriving by theExpress from
the North 1T O'Clock i. M, will be delivered
Immediately, thereby giving to our customers an
advance of twelve hours over our arrangements
STEAMER EXPRESSES, TO AND FROM NEW
YORk, SEMI WEEKLY. Freights delivered i'm
"f GhASYE he HFFTa5 G1 h ship
MONEY, BONDS, LEGAL DOCUMENTS, &c, for
Warded with safety and dispatch to all parts of the
United States, Canadas and Europe
NOTES, DRAFTS AND Bills, With or w;tbon,
Goods, collected at all accessible points through
out the United States, and prompt returns guaran.
teed.
SLAVES forwarded by each of our Expresses in
charge of careful and reliable messengers
TOBACCO ana other samples carried at unusual
n freights promptly called for and delivered
without extra charge
"a For further Information, please call at eur
"ApAMS EXPRESS COMPANY"
an f-ts w H. TREGO, Sup't.
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Rirhmunh pispatrh.
MoN,AY MORNING. \. .MAROH Is, lssl
For the DispAtch.l
FmreweIl ta virufufn.

F0reWeu Se virginia.
virginia. once i,Iussriaus name.
Thy name is not illustrious now
We ponder on thy coming shame
With aching heart, and burning brow
Thou hadst thine own heroic age,
Thy glory CLEANS on every page
That boasts OF Freedoms fsiumphs won
Thy sons were once to glory givcn,
Anu then didss yield 60 fame and heaven
Henry aud Washington,
Alas that day Of pride Is past;
The scroll OF fame is sealed for thee,
And thou hast from thy bosom cast
The pledge Of Immortality
Thy spirit did, OF old, disdain
Imposed by Britain's sceptred kings:
Oh fallen majesty to kneel,
And on thy covering neck to feel
The yoke vulgar tyrant brings,
rorsaken. desolaie, betrayed,
Thy moarnfui, shameful doom draws near
And TO thy memory is paid
The tribute OF the patriots tear.
Adieu' Another home be ours
We bid thy soil a sad farewell
We go. In shades OF southern bowers
Thy story and thy fate to tell
Thy star, now SET, again may rise
To glow rem ewed IN distant skies
Its orb and Iustre still the same
Admired through times revolving vears
BY atiat eyes, although IL wears
Another, not lovelier name
Thy sons. Virginia. may command
The fortunes of happier land,
To fame and virtue nobiy trae:
On southern shores shall Freedom dare
Topiant her banner, and shall there
Her glorious temple build anew
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Re A. Physiological View of Marriage

BE A Physiological View of Marriage
Containing nearly 300 pages, and 100 fine plates
and engravings of the anatomy of the sexual or.
gans in state of health and disease with trea-
tise on self abuse, its deplorable consequences
upon the mind add body, with the authors plan
of treatment-the only rational and successful
mode of cure, as shown by the report of cases
treated. truthful adviser to the married and
those contemplating marriage, who entertain
doubts OF their physical condition. Sent, free of
postage, to any address, on receipt of rs in
re 2S-d&sw3m DR.. La CROIX. Albany,N Y.
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l hON..-Aoo tons English refined IRON, eompris-
4. in9 fail assortment OF Flat, Round and square
Horse Shoe. and Bagnall's Shafting Iron Also, Z
ts ~ stoek Of wsdish and common English Iron
&es.ls sheet Iron Norway Nail Rods /; Blistersd
SS.ssi Tia Plates !; Zine Block Tin, &c For sale
- =. u. SKINNER 4 co.
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LIFE AND PROPERTY

A. LEF f AND r X TY
~ q ~PRESERFERS.-I have lust re
~ Z ceived from the manufacturers a
SESME~ further supply of COLTS CELE-
NIN DRAFTED FE-SHOOTERS-Armv
Navy, and pocket sizes. have
also on hand large assortment of DUELLING,
sELF-COCKING and RIFLE PISTOLS, BOWIE
KNIVES, .DIRKS, SWORD CANES, Travellers
MONEY BELTS. LIQUOR FLAsKs, POCKET
CUPS, SHOT BELTS, POWDER FLAsKS, GAME
BAGS, &c. JAS. WALSH, Gun Importer,
Seven doors above st, Charles Hotel.
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nun, IhON.-.in store. aud receiving per bark
l. Morning STAR direct from Liverpool, 800 tons
ment Of Rounds, Squares, Flats, Ovals, scroll,
Half Ronnds, Half ovais, Horse shoe Nail Rods,
and Bagnall's Shafting
ALS0-S0 tons Swed an and Common Fngiish
lkaN. for sale bv EDWIN WORKMAN co.
COLE LEATuER-i.oeo sides landing aud
~ for sale by is g. u. DAVENPORT. (
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JAS. c. CLARKE, sup't.
JOHN r. R1aNEY, Assistant Sup't. ia i3rly
~ EsE - p sslFV xIS6I

- - ;;sls2essss =; sTo PASsE NGERslS6I.
---GOING NORTH NEW AR.
KAN GEMENT.--IMP0RTANT To TRAVEL.
EKS;-THROUGH TICKETS AND THROuGH
CHEChS.-GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE-Car,
rylng the great United States Mail. Twice daily.
tsunday night exeeptedl between Richmond Alex
andria, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia.
New L rk, and all important points West via
Acqnia Greek and Washington, over the Rich
mpnd, Fredericksburg Potomac Railroad, to the
FUomac river, rs miles, and by splendid and COM
fortable steamers thence TO Washington, SIS miles
In all 1853 mil in seven hours, being comforta-
bic and perfectly safe rate Of speed.
Hours of departure: 80 A. NJ. and p. NJ.
BAGGAGE, under charge of Special Agents
CHECKED THROUGH TO Washington, Baltimore
Philadelphia and New York
THROUGH TICKETS can he secured to the follow
ing points, VIZ Baltimore, Phladelp hia, Cincin.
natl, Columbus. Indianapolis, Cairo, Dayton, JEFF.
fersonville, Rock Island, GAINESVILLE, Wasnin gton
New York, st. Louis, Chicago, Pittsburg, Louis.
vile, Decatur, Newark and Vincennes.
Passengers breakfast and sup at Ashland, and
dine on board the comfortable steamer between
Acquia Greek and Washing on.
Persons wishing to obtain tickets for servants for
Washington city and points further NORTH must in
all cases, be vouched for by some responsible white
citizen OF Richmond, person, known to th officers
of the Road, Tickets ,oIt be sold If 1ppisd for B,
them. -
NE For further information, apply at this Office
Broad Street, Shockos Hill
JAS. 3. WINSTON, Gen'l Ticket Ag't
cAM l. RUTH Sup't. la SITS
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NJ Liverpool and London Fire and Life
ms RANCE COMPANY,
(EsTABLIsHED 1885.
CASH CAP'L Nd RESERVED FUND. .$6, 900 900
INVESTED IN THE UNITED STATES. $50 600
Da Al hEE e Y + .........:;; 7,o99
the engagements of the Company.
DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK:
JAMES BRowy, Esq, Chairman.
FRANCIS CoTTESETT, Esq, Deputy Chairman.
HENRY GRISNELL, Esq.
E. NJ. ARCHIBALD, H. B. NJ. Consul.
EUGEsE DuTILH Esq.
JOSEPH GAILLARD, Esq.
ALEX. HAMILTON, Jr., ESQ.
Z. +. SASDERsoN, ESQ.
ALFRED PELL, Esq, Resident Secretary.
ANNUAL and SHORT POLICIES issued on same
terms other frst-class Companies
All losses promptly ad justed and paid without
reference to the home office.
CHAS; E. WORKMAN, Agent,
Office Old Dominion Insurance Company
Re 2s-ts 42 Main street
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CLOTHING &c

A FEW DAYS LONGER. wv g continue the
"A opportunity 10 purchasers of w IN T 1 Il
CLOTHING, to supply themselves with hrst class
Clothing, at greatly reduced prices. Money can
be saved by autci pating your wants
NH Is KEEN, BALDWIN 4 WILLIAMS.
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n Z. WAGNER. A P OTHECARY AND

~ DRUGGIST, keeps on hand and Tor sale
~ only fresh and reliable Drugs, the most
Ia popular genuine Patent Medicines, all the
latest approved Pharmaceutical Preparations,
Chemicals, Dye stufs,. Oils, Paints, Window
Glass, Putty. Brushes Of all kinds, Turpentine.
Alcohol, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, Cigars, and
Tobacco: Corner Broad and 9Th streets, Rich
mond, Va. fsl2
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NJ Baths! Baths.! R.,h.tt,
HOT COLn nm suDMr r.

can be had daily, from o'clock A. M nntil IN "
~, a. tns american Hair Cutting, shaving, sham
kpaias ana bsthing saloon, under the America
cents or nye tickets for ~. ais
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PATENT MEDICINES.

THE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY AND
I NO HUMBUG. -PETERS INFALLIBLE REM
EDY FOR GONORRHGA AND ALL SECRET DIS
EASES.-This great American remedy, containin
no Mercurial or Baisamic properties, exces every
thing heretofore offered the public, in its curative,
restorative and renovating powers; and the
medical worl d are astonished when told that the
above remedy will cure the above diseases and
c0nfounded when they have ocular demonstra-
tons Of the facts. But the proprietor, who has
known of the remedy for twenty odd years has
known of of tw enty years standing to be re-
stored to perfect health, and all other cases OF
shorter duration to be restored, without single
Gonorrhea which the remedy will not cure pro.
vided the directions carried out with prudence
On the part of the patient and any one purchas-
ing half dozen bottles, and using accordingly in
his or her case, he guarantees perfect cure and
in of failure, will furnish additional medicine
free of charge, to complete the cure, through his
agents aud cure will be effected without incon
vanience to the patient.
Sold by APPERsON Il DUPUY, No. POI Broad
street, and o.. A. STRECKER, Main street, Drug
gists, agents for the city of Richmond.
q I-6mk
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SAVINGS BANKS
OLD DOMINION SAVINGS BANK.


z II U A SA VI NGS b \ a
Chartered by the legislature Of Ia.
CAPITAL 300 00G
MONEY received on deposit in sums of FIVE
DOLLARS and upwards, gu which interest at the
fae OF SIX per centpm per aunum is paid for sums
!emalning SIX months or longer for shorter Pc
:lgds, interest at the rate of per centum
The whole Joint stock bound for the deposits
Deposits received and certificates issued by the
cashier, L. b. STARkE, al the store of Spence &
iarey, corner OF Main aud Governor streets, Rich
aond, Va. SAM'LS. C0TTRELL, Pres
T. +. STARKE, Cashier,
oc @-l2m DAVID BAKER JR. Secretary
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} + Nj U v A L.
WIN. IRA SMITH

WIN. IRA SMITH
Has removed to his old stand,
ia MAIN STREET,
Where he viii be pleased to see his old friends
want Of FINE and WELL MADE CLoTHfNG, "
THE LATEST SELL of the season is now
L being made at l0s Main street. where the whole
STICK, which is made in the best manner, and cor
CLoTHING ever offered in town. no. is being sold al
enxtremey 9T prices c Goats Pants Vests shrts
ss Dressing SoRRns shaws
Blankets, overcoats and Travelling Shirts, selected
for the last seasons trads can be bought Ct the
NESS SUITS can be bought 20 per cent. less than
usual prices; Wewant to reduce the stock for the
easf ana oner Inducements. Call at los Main st.
| 20 W. S. TUPMAN. Agent.
| WINTER CLOTHING Ar REDUCED
W PRlCEs.-The whole OF HULL'S stock at
Must close them all ont if possible, to make room
for Spring Goods. He sells only for cash-can al
The largest stock of Furnishing Goods in Rich
iaond-ail at reduced prices:
IRVING HULL, Agent,
| fe2o 81 Main, cor. 18th street.
GENTS UNDER: EAR -ients' French
! ~ Flannel shirts aud Drawers, Gents Merino
do. do. Gents silk do. do; Gents Wool Merino
oss Vita 0 double ses CENTS GoTes hAih IN
Cloth, Fleeced-lined silk, heavy Berlin, Virginia
sad French h Buck, Dog skin and Alsxander's Kid
Cassineres and testings.
ia % CHRISTIAN L LATHROP, 90 Main ST.
A REMEDY FOR THE CRfSIS.-In
n sequence of the depressed state of financial
affairs OF the country, our stock of Clothing and
Furnishing Goods is much larger this than at any
previous season, the whole of which we will dis
pose of at greatly reduced prices, in order to
make room for the approaching spring, aud TO
enable al in want to be supplied at small cost
Oar stock consists of every article of Gents Wear
ing Apparel-Btack Dress Suits; Fancy Business
suits; Black, Brown and Blue Beaver Cloth Sack
AID Surtout overcoats; Shawls; Dressing Gowns;
Robes; furnishing Goods, &c, &c, sc.
1913, NOAH WALKER Il CO., 1O3,
ia ~ Corner Main and 14th or Pearl sts
NOTICE. have large ana me assert
IN ment OF Ready made Clothing for gentlemen's
wear, and also good stock Of Negro Clothing
which we have determined to sell for the balance
Of the season at VERY REDUCED PRICES for cash
and to punctual customers. We hope that the
above announcement will secure for us at once II
call from all who are in need Of anything in our
line, determined to conform strictly to
this notice. SIMPSON MILLER,
ll9 Main street,
Opposite Mitchell and Tyler's, Richmond.
p. S.-North Carolina money taken at par for
goods. de II
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.-The
NJ su bscribers offer their entire stock Of WINTER
CLOTHING ut greatly reduced prices. The as
sortment is full and complete in all the depart
ments. In point OF style, quality and workman
ship, our clothing cannot be exeellsd.
la SHARPER, HALSEY 4 Co, ITO Main st.
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,rsw-v SPECIAL NOTICE.-FURNI-

SPECIAL NOTICE FURNI-
s-XleS TUREt FURNITURE - TOSUiT ~
IL THE TIMES.-E. GATHRIGHT w
gss offers greater inducements than ~
ever-prices Is per cent less. Any article !
in his entire aud we'll selected stock of FURSI-
TURE at a small advance above cost, for eSsh, as
be has determined to reduce his stock of FURSI-
TURE $4,000. His stock embraces all. kinds Of
FURNITURE usually kept: PARL0R SUITS
in Br0eatelle. Plush, Lsstings, Hair Cloth, from
$50 TO $500; Full MARBLE CABINETS, from t2e 10
SIS; French, Palmetto, Cottage and Jenny Lind
in want Of FURNITURE, aud will assure them
satisfaction Aim
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10 and most carefully packed. no27
% 4. BODEkER & co. POTHECARIKs

DAND DRUGGISTS, No. 10 MAIN STREET,
~ near Old Market, Richmond, Va. will keep
IL on hand a general assortment of pure Drugs,
Medicines, Chemicals, Oils Paints Window Glass,
Putty, Dye Stufs, Patent Medicines, Brushes, Of
all kinds. Surgical Appliances, Burning Fluid, Al
eohol, Soaps, Perfumery, Fancy Articles Garden
Seeds, Glue, Sand Paper, Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff,
Medicinal Liquors, &c.
Prescriptions prepared at all hours. with special
care, by members of the rrm alone.
Physicians orders from the country executed
promptly, and the most reliable medicines fur
ntshed. ias