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The District Convention.

X, .,c roalle, at THE boar. III 4 II
Ttur=iav.) 10 GO. any positive intsliieen'e
.to the action Of TIE CONVENTION ST Hyde
rark Wednesday.
Nr. wilkins Of lamoiilc County, pre-
sided. Itv.- voted t,.st ,he Convention sep
srste ard vote rs cauntis-, eeca county y
It's committee. tf,o 20 est vote equal to
twice it, ncnlcr rf S,ratar-- Or candid
a,e ior Member Of Congress.
A. reported 90 u- ~ Tmties Who left be
fore tic sdrourrmcnt q r',s Convention, the
vote Of Cii.,-d.n County was 500 for Bf1-
t,r. to 90 for Ileyt.-giyirg vote Of for
B ztsr in Committee Lamoillc c.. voted
.r HoYt, Eek c.. ior Hoyt. Grand Isle 60.
fr Hoyt,-giving p va.e If 6 ror Hoyt in
Committee. The VI, of Franklin County
aas .aii t. De . ma rity tor Baxter. which
would give lin NOR, so.es in committee,
ard tie nomination. If.- najaTitywa- DIS
Fu-od. however. IS Illegal; aud j: declared
che otter Wy. would owe ttc nomination to
Mr.. HOY,
Tie crowd was iuu.,... probably 5Joo
u.,n were present. T.. 'u-ire-r was done
IN the or7n air. s-i r.s, ai,l The crowd
aud tho ram. thc difficulty OF performing it
properly Was exceedingly great.
Upbound,d dissu-t ,l Mas Conventions
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WlLLisToS AC4DE,IT.
STEAM BOILER Explosions
ASH FITS
EoW-VSascF EbCte CtOT,


lIOEE th-0 Eve tcusant 81 lrr. s rs-s De
Vi tentative. No Boiler should be without orc.
also, Wr0u-H t-ir-n Pipes and FITTINGS trr -tesm.
cas-, and water. Globe Valves and Cocss. and e-s-,
ar.cty " Engineers Supplies. &dlrC-7.
JOHN ASHCROFT. 90 Jcfr e. New Yer.
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& MINISTER oy FIEE-ll oIe ofouI Pc. -
.erisn churches. ;hc other Sunday morning.
minister vas officiating with al due js .lu
anl .,emGity At. AZ once De began O. ca. r1
queer antics, aLi shortly i.s1-p@ari from r-i.
IS -, 60 The 100 small 's-1n.shmen; of l's agi.-
tors. Tie pulpit icing a close orc, ioEclupon
81 si-s cui The l--r slr.. tls I--. .e c7u'i rot
SOD El-t was e ing c7. Su-ac er.-'ar iru
trc T1iuit gave assurance sitting cyesY ESQ
sasszitz a.l Ching. indicated fl1- ID .-c rsls
more birthstone ano1t thc pulpit 'h1l vas ao.,s-
slry % conduct el ordinary service. The ox-
cited congregation lsaruod af;cr a While iist the
minister was % Ere. Il seems that BE carried
90 his pocket a Dot % io,ss luciiag matcics. 1uI
hey gnitod aud sti him OF FIRE Ass.stauc-
came, and Gle minister was Iuto- TIE whole
thing was lui.cI.us Ia tie extreme, bli though
ihe service Vas o5Itiuuti ODE 'multy q the
audience vss.0' l- marked ~ some oi or CO.
si01s
Had this minister igrr,d birthstone, aul
used thc Jniyo.ssl Sltty M'.c'.s. he a'orc
aeci sa' nh d., ia'ciaIIsret
Two B.u M0.s have already leel made upon
the Universal Sa.C'T Match which cau Re Quilted
only o. thl box. One suggests as legend.
''oir.Se, hut Lesf o. Tie o,hef thinks thein-
sCrt.rE "itats tie Ga Scratch .''
Cholera, U5s-u.,ry, Coughs. G. "a aad ri Gu
ma'ism ave qn.a-y .1r.l ~ AMERICAN
LIFE DROPS.
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S.Eks0.YEREER.

EYDJR 0,VE soar:
Slslu- sld E-iaa ytII waste s.rr -
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mittee on the case of Rev. J. r. Brock, re-
ported that the charges against him were
of n very grave character, and should be
referred to committee OF the Conference
f;Sr action. He thenread the specifications
in the bill.
list. That he had and continued to hold
possession, OF horse belonging TO q soldier
while the owner was looking for 1t, and he
at the time knowing to whom the animal
belonged.
%. That he presented petition to his
quarterly Conference, and afterwards de-
MED in the most emphatic manner having
done so. = $40
The report was adopted, and the follow
ing gentlemen appointed: Revs. ]. Man.
ming, G. W. Motley, ]. S. r. Clark, B. II.
johnson, W. j. Norfeet R. Michaels, o.
Littleton,s and E. M. Peterson.
; The hour Of adjournment having arrived,
after benediction the Conference dis
persed, to meet tomorrow morning at 9
O'clock.
As on yesterday, large number OF
ladies' were to-day on the floor of Con-
ference, interested spectators in its exer-
cises, and exceedingly interesting land in
terestedl listeners to the younger portion
Of its members.
On tomorrow, if have time to prepare
it, shall send you sketch of some Of the
more prominent members OF the Confer
ence. d.
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LEA GREEN, VA, October, 1866.

NOVEL BETTING.-It is social tradition
of Great Britain that the passion for bet
ting once gained such hold upon London
society, q century ago, that heavy sums
were staked and lost at the clubs on such
questions as the relative speed of two drops
of rain coursing down the window panes OF
Whites or Boobies. And the very last
mail from Europe brings us an account of
a "most interesting match" between two
butchers, "Mr. Roberts, of Leeds" and
"Mr. Woods, of Beverley" as to which
of the two could kill and dress for the mar
ket the largest number of sheep in the
shortest space of time. Five thousand in
telligent Britons, candidates no doubt, un-
der the favor of John Bright, for the privi-
lege of the suffrage, left their homes and
business to see the successful "Mr. Ro-
berts, of Leeds" triumphantly slaughter
"twenty sheep in ninety five minutes and
fifty eight seconds" "Mr. Roberts, of
Leeds" took his money, and the slaugh-
tered sheep, we hope, were duly cooked
and eaten by the enlightened spectators.
Ner York World.
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JOHNNY REB AND Hrs WIFE.-Our Nor
folk friends are now having the benefit of
Colonel Farrar's lectures. The Colonel
opened the ball few nights ago, and the
Vhyinian says:
",Iohnny Reb" at the Opera House.
The lecture of Colonel Farrar on "Johnny
Reb," the gray embodiment of the late
war, delivered at the Opera House last eve-
ming, was attended by an audience of la
dies and gentlemen that almost filled the
house. The delight Of the audience was
apparently unbounded, and the quick
transition Of the lecturer from pathos to
humor, r.r
From grave to gay, from lively to severe"
from the sublime to the ridiculous, kept
the audience oscillating between laughter
and tears.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

r IST OF LETTERS REMAINING
LIN THE P0sT-oFFlCE AT RICHMOND,
STATE OF vIRGINM, NOVEMBER q, B6s.
{ III not called tor within one month they will DO
sent 10 The Dead Letter uflcs.
To strangers or transient visitors In a town or
city, who special address may be unknown,
should be marked on the lower left-hand corner
with the word "transi-nt."
Place the postage stamp on the upper right hand
corner, and leave space between the stamp and
direction for post marking without Interfering
with the writing.
TO obtain any OF these letters the applicant must
call for diucrtised letters" giving the date OF
this list, ami pay one cent for advertising.
~ B.-A request for the return OF n letter TO the
writer, III unclaimed within thirty days or less,
written or printed with tho writer's name, post
ofce and State across the lefthand end OF the en-
velope, on the face side. will be complied with.
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For the Richmond Dispatch.
By A YOUNG LADY OF FREDERICK.

st. Matthew, CHI. rs, yer. ~.
Beautiful moon, in Gods tender blue SKY,
How fair, and how peaceful, ana Drlsh''
Looking upon me from Heaven SO hisn'
Upon me, SO weary o-night.
Beautiful. far.away sea while the light
Winds sob them 10 sleep on your preas,,
Kissing the soft waves in slumoer to'hish''
/ think Of your calm with unrest.
Restlessly murmuring heart, why complain
In ouietude rest like the sea.
Knowine its bitterness, feeling its pain,
NV heart sadly answereth me.
:. deem IN the sea, hid for aye meath its wave,
A form lies that causes my moan
Beautiful form, so unfit for the grave,
Forever to lie there alone
. Lie there alone, all alone in the sea,
Alone, in the sea all alone!" ...
Silence, my heart; for whisper 10 me
Says Father, Thy will must be done.
Hear it, my heart, and grow stronger TO-
Remember it, heart, and grow strong;
God. with His knowledge, does ev'rything
And thou, lacking wisdom, dost wrong.
Winds may arise and grow wild DER that
head,
The billows may turbulent be;
Sn,,e time the rpaters triU give up their deod,
And God will give thine unto thee.
WAHoSowIS.
1n,yx ", October 1866
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For the Richmond Dispatch.
Appomattox. g

BY "wILBIB."
On Appomattox' unsung hills
Margined with crystal by their rills,
Another breeze our banner fills.
, Then yict'ry's proud triumphant wave
There yalor stormed the brow of Fate
Despair his van, with Hope and Hate,
Deaths cannons In his front await
Strongly entrenched behind the grave.
In front and rear, on left and right,
Pursuing columns met the sight,
Like Day caught in the arms OF Nignt-
It's mercy now-tm area sIdee'
Then cheeks grew white, but not with fear,
And many an eye unused to wear 49,.
So slight thing, displayed tear,
And upward turned to God 10 save
Now, Southron troopers sabres flashed
And with blades bright as theirs were
ciashed; Il -
The heated cannons famed and crashed
= What richer harvest could they crave
Then Carnage raised her REDEEMED hand,
And shook alofl her redder brand,
And shouted 10 her purpled band:
In deeper hues their steel to bathe'
In vain stern Courage faced that host,
Resisting still when all was lost;
Smiling upon the foeman's boast,
-"Your blood shall yet your affairs lave.
But Appomattox' field Of grief,
And Appomattox' fallen chief,
From Glory's wreath plucked not a lear
To wither on the dead we leave.
RICHMOND, VA, August 10, 1865.
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The late Mr.. Keble said very good
thing on the Sabbatarian controversy: $50
far as you turn other days into Sunday, so
far, and no farther, have you q right TO
turn Sunday into other days"
"Jake Van Natta," whoever he may be,
aspires to be United States Senator from
New Jersey.
II is a satisfaction to know that the
earth weighs 1886, ls5, 070, 600, 0O0, 900, 900
tons.
Brains ara king-industry prime minis
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NOTICE.

II - =
We have this day reduced the price OF our en-
tire stock OF DRY GOODS, consisting In part OF
DRESS GOODS Of all styles;
CLOTHS and CAssIMgRES, all qualities;
CLOAKs and sHAwLS OF all designs;
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS OF all kinds;
WOODEN GOODS, SHAWLS,
BALMoRALs, and NoTIoSs in great variety.
A. HIRSH & CO.,
no l4-ts ST Broad sreet.
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YOUNG AMBITION. - BERTHE: "Papa,
when grow up, may I be what l like !"
Papa. eyes, my boy, you may choose
your own profession" BERTHE: "Then
I'll be a sweep, for shall never have to
wash my face.' cores.
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T EONARD'S AGUE CURE,
Ia LEONARDS INSTANT RELIEF,
IEONARD'S A0UE CURE,
LE0NARD'S INSTANT RELIEF.
LEoNARD,s A9UR CnRg, ,,vu
ioi sou - PURCELL, LADD i CO.,
- ar a. wholosala Agents Richmond, Va.


YERS PILLS.-Are you sick, fee
n HE and compIainingi Are you out OF order,
with your system dsrsngsd and your feelings an
comfortable These are often siet me prf
s e1ssniou mon YOU and should be syertsd by
timely use OF the right remedy. Take AYERs
PILLS. and cleanse out the dioordered humors--
functions Of the body into vigorous activity purify
the system from me osahsrs IN ,hs BODY.
and deranges It's natural functions THESE, II n9t
relieved, react upon themselves and the snrronnd-
Ing oIgs ns a prsSsss While n this eonaon
sEs YEas Pills, and see how directly they
sore the natural y. as oS beah what is trus
srS "a APPARENT int this trivial and common com:
plant is slto true In many OF the dssp-.ssted ana
sspsis them. Caused by similar distractions snd
derans OF the natural functions Of the body
they are rapidly and P q Snow ss yns Of
suffering from the disorders they eare.susah as
hsISsshff ndfss.ssan, Of The Liver
Enstiyeness. ConsIipstion, Hesrtbarn. RheumA.
tism. Dropsy, Worms, and Suppression when taken
Thsy are sugar coated 50 tha. the mo;i sensitive
can take them easily and they are surely the Desk
purgative medicine yet discoveries.
AYERS aGyE CURE FOB THE y spss Or c Ah
cERTAIN cps sI,, q ss1er cs Fever Dumb
snS% bil,ons Fever; indeed, for the whole'elass
q onans l, Sl,isy Ss ssnS.ss
esrsea hss rarely failed 10 cure the ssverest
Eases Of ehis and fever, and i has this great I'd
vantage over other sgus med,sines ;hss s,,sn,
o. e.sins no ouinins or other dsleterfous sub
.ssnss nor dos5h produce quinism or any iolS.
ss sfEset whatsser. shaking brothers OF the
sSmy and the west, Try II. and yoa wiz sndons
thss.s s .:ss , Sy O. AVER Lowell Mass,
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RIcHxosp AND PgrEKsBrKg RAILROAD CD.,I
RIcBnoSD. VA. November ., lsss. (

RIcHNosD AND PETERSBURG RAtLkuAD Ip,,I
RIcHnosD. Va. November ., i,ss
WINTER SCHEDULE.-On and after
w MONDAY the 9Th instant the trains On III,
road will run "a follows:
Leave Richmond daily Except Sundsysl atifD
A. NJ and 10 r ~, and arrive at Pelersbgr. AZ
$40 A. NJ. and $40 p. n.
Leave Petersburg daily Except sundays "A.
NJ and 10. Is p. NJ, and arrive at Richmond a.. ::
A. NJ and II 20 p. N. All Of the above. mentioned
trains make close connections with the train. for
the North and South
ON MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS
FREIGHT and ACCOMMODATION TRAIN Win
leave Richmond At II Is A. VI. and Pstsr.bur. 1t
10 A. NJ This train, running south. will connect
with the train from Petersburg 10 Norfolk
The 1918 z. ". train from Petersburg will stop
only at Chester, and i.2c A. NJ. and the arp "
trains will stop only AZ Ric.'s, Half way, ,ri
Chester; and the1 A. NJ. train from Petersburg
and the ACCOMMODATION TRAINS will stop 4
ali places named I'm the schedule.
on SUNDAYS, the I 70 A. N. train only VII
leave Richmond, and the 1915 p. NJ: tram cay
will leave Petersburg. B. n, GILL
no 3-ts Engineer and Superintendsr,
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TOR NEW YORK.-ATLAN-dEt
JIG TIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA. 49,
NY. The splendid new side-whesi slsampIssY
HATTERAS, 8. ALBxAsDKR commando aboI
MARIE, A. BouRsg commander, leave klenEyo. -
every TUESDAY and FRIDAY; leave New i0i'
every WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY. .u,
These SHIPS are entirely new, and vsfs '1''
expressly for the route. er,vr
Thsy have splendid SALOONS and sTAI.;;
ROOMS, and the FARB, ACCoMMoDArIoasa 49,
ATTENTION are Unsurpassed. ,. e.
Passage, meals, and stats-rooms ineiussa'
VEN D0LLARS AND A HALF. ,,,,
Goods shipped by this Line are landed 49,,
1t New York, on the Company covered Wv
within forty. eight hours. ~. rr,,,
Shippers are invited 10 notice thar .ns ~ !
damage and loss by handling, and e1pOs .,otta
frequent re. shipping, - on other hhs''
frsighss Tor points beyond New York w ss.,a
vaYdea with dispatch, and no shsfss nAas Wv"
actual expenses incurred. vv..k =, "a,
These ships discharge cargo IN asv 1910
40. Is Norih river, and the Company .,"n i.
for Wilmington, North Carolina; Chtrs.,on, =,
vannah. Mobile and New Orleans, leave no a..
same pier. Goods for theee polhb eAn
fsYred without expense or exposure. - -,
Insurancs IL very low BY these tnlPs, 80, I.
economy in time, Insurance, and eoaa'e.Ss,,.
vhieb foods are delivered, makes ths DC So :
Ar routs from Virginia. Insurance excess"
I0vsst rates. when ordered.
no
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TlRENcH MERINos, FRENCH !, line NE;
is RINOe-SpLEaDIpo UfLiIlss ~ Sn ~ sSs
cn!.e ssx;al. ha e IL sa: di.S
Saowns, green's parpies, Solieysno and slses 20
i.Atss IN want of Q really aupevane article o.
fRIHCH MEsIso Of the shoiesss eoion - iov
priss wn' aaa YzaKgIL,s Chssp Store.
No. u Main street,
o.g nearly opposite a.. Charles Hotel.
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oHusE AND SIGN PAINTING.

:" LIAM MITCHELL IL CO.,
w HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS, BROAD
STREET NEAR THE CORNER OR MAYO, No.
I5O4-All orders for HOUSE, SIGN, and 0RNA.
MENTAL PAINTING, WHITENING OF WALLS
and CEILINGS, left will be promptly attended to-
Mr. WILLIAM G. BARNES, our sign painter, will
always be at shop TO attend to all orders left for
us. klChAhD " MlIShELL,
2a-lw WILLIAM MITCHELL.
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NY AUTHORITY OF AN All y
Il ma Gsneral Assembly Of Virgins 81.
m sc,h OF March. 1850, incorporating thnssPtG
iI0 and LYsCHBURG kAlLgOhp CO.. 80
he undersigned Commissioners VIII 9psaA 90
Tor sabscripiion 10 the capital s.osa ia ) y
6snk Ing houses OF Msssrs, 70 H. hAs 10, =!
X. A. Lancaster & CO., Z. w. rafssA
william .. is~Ass THOMAS W. MccASck
t HUGH w. FRy, q,
ISAAC DAvENPokt, 80
JAMES DuNLnr,os
JOsEPH r. ASpkkoo''
!hStio'CI cnnissics.,.,
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STEAMERS.

DAILY LINE TO NORFOLK, CITY
IL POINT, AND ALL LANDINGS q MI
ON JAMES 'RIYER.-On and after -
the TENTH OF SEPTEMBER the szzxzHn2
elegant steamers y
JOHN SYLVESTER, :. Captain z. G. GFI3Sb
will leave Indian & WatsoDs wharf DALI y
cept Sundays, at 9 o'clock A. NJ. for CITY PUsl.
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, and ALL LAaDi''
ON JAMES RIVER.
Passengers by these boats will arrive ~
Point In time TO connect with the cars ior req"
burg. a..
Fare TO City Point. ,............''"s
Pare TO Norfolk, second class....."". J."
The GEoR8EANNA leaves Richmond aONpN'
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY rurus.
Returning, leaves Norfolk TUESDAY, ThVS'
DAY, and SATURDAY. rrvs
The JOHN SYLyEST ER leaves Richmond IVs'
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. ,rvv.
Returning, leaves Norfolk MONDAY, WsDNs'
DAY, and FRIDAY. -,
Freight for way landings mus, BE- prepaid,
Once At steamer whaN'
J. II. FREEMAN, Passenger Agent. ,..,
Oface corner Fourteenth and Franklin snssN
se Its
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ELLING OFF!
SELLING OFF,
At COST!
No. $40 BROAD STREET. CORNER OF SIXTH.
Expecting to make an important change In my
business January lst, shall THIS DAY COM
mence selling Of my
LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT COST.
All persons wishing to supply themselves with
DRY GOODS
will find II to their advantage to callat
s2sBRoAD STREET, CORNER OF SIXTH.
w.R. POLK.
Country merchants will ind It to their advantage
to give me call before purchasing elsewhere.
moo w.R. POLK.
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ID II. TALLEY, ATTORNEY AT
III. LAW, practices In the city Of Richmond,
counties Of Chesterfield Hennco, and Hsn9yer.
Also, attends to the COLLECTION OF CLAIMS.
Ofics and residence, Manchester.
Communications addressed to Manchester, Va,
will receive prompt attention. oc a-ts
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GOTHIC AIR.TE}hT Coo is !, }.
~ STs sTSy "a T,ss 4: ak!ife
co. ~ H. Sorth a. equal and In some
superior, 10 any stove zAis IN ia stoss. are
msde 10 burn wood OF coal. T nnsssggixHs. wces
sAls In klshnond ~ Ass'"' LIS
SsSsrs frcs any pass .! he scsSt ,ssxs prssf
m a isksbarE, VA .vnnrSHusfks.
attention. Zoe N-lnl 1 --..-----,- az
I GENERAL ASS0RrMEsSS irIsV
"A ristss 8 NIilisSsS;;, s ssi; ssY;isUp - ,s
s. ..;s;ss;:ss,:;sA
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u p. TURNER,
r. ATTORNEY AT Law
NOTARY TIC.
Once in Law Building, rear Of Wing ONCE.
Iaa op,I

yVHOMAS J. EVANS, ATTORNEY
/ ATLAw AND COMMISSIONERS In CHANCE
RI. practices in the Courts OF the City OF Rich
mond and the County Of Henrico. OEcs on FRANK.
lin. second door from Sixth street. ia Its
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VALENTINE & FRANKLIN,
1895 MAIN STREE
RICHMOND, Va.


Merchants OF virginia, North Carolina, and
Tennessee arc invited 70 examine our stock OF
PRESH AND DESIRABLE GOODS. such as Buck
Gloves and 0auntlsts, Msrino Gloves and Gsunt'
lets. Fancy, WOODEN Goods, Hoods. sontsgs.
shavis, Nnbias, TO-, &C. Woolsn a ndr GSts1n
such as Belts and BeItings, Combs, Spool Cotton.
Threads and blk, suspsnders and Psrfumery,
Fancy Dress Buttens and TrppingsCv "a no isess
LINZ, and Sv =. prices as Low As ANY NORTH.
promptly and faithfully executed.
MANN 8. VALENTINE,
90 lots r. A. FRANKLIN.
DEST QUALITY COLORED KID
D ghoygs FOR LAp pI CHAP. G h AT Az
dozen. best quality, all color and sisss, LADiSS
KID GLOVES, 70 BE- run Of ct low egures ms
"' ' S sa iSxkfSL 3 CHEAP sT0Ei.
----~-.-------.--.-H 10. - Main street,
oeg nearly opposits q. Charles Hotel.
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RAILROADS.

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DR. p. p. DUVAL CALLS THE AT
~ TENTI0N of the public to his circular com
ATTIC CHOLERA, &C., just issued. His high claims
should command attention. He athrms that his
which is for sale by all the
druggists in the city HAS NEVER FAILED to cure
Asiatc cholera In any and ALL Of It's stages, when
given directed.
He offers his services to the citizens Of Richmond
free Of charge and urges them, In the interests OF
humanity, 10 give him trial.
Office corner Of Main and Governor streets, over
z. b. Spence. oc us
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MEDICINES, ETC.

At WOODS PHARMACY, FIFTH
n AND MARSHALL STREETS, is just received
the following fresh and seasonable articles Coxs
Sparkling Gelatine, Cooper's Sheet Gelatine, Cen
nine English Mustard, Honey Soap, In bars Col
gates Old Palm Soap. noa