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NLEBE FARM.-FoR SALE, THE

GLEBE FARM.-FOR SALE, THE
CALLED "GLEBE," CONTAINING THREE HUN:
RGKE A IN TIE ASD
RAILROAD, AND CROSSED BY SAID ABROAD
aE FAN EAsM f sTaf SPE@r 81 81
AMELIA GoUNTY COURT. H0UsE.-At the Re-.
quest Of Mr.. Alfred Paul, French Consul in this
city, we offer for sale his ;, 6e.utiiui ana syiisn
containing three hundred and eighty thre. and
one half acres, Of which about two hundred and
balance in wood and timber toak). The land has
present crop, win show All the roads, as we'll AZ
the inside and outside fences, have been lately pun
pohds belong to the farm Close by he hoase Their.
trees, especially peach trees and a large, garden
The buildings arc very numerous; Inc nam nam
dwelling containing Sven rooms Si waen DOWN
stairs, and two spacious porches front and back
has been thoroughly repaired this reason, newly
pal inside and outside; pntr1 on s sne Io.
proved after the European style the oveIse.rs
house, near the main building, but independent OF
stables one for the farm horses and the other ior
carriage and saddle horses; carrlass. house u
separate kitchen sm"kse hsrsc,sr ~ bnidns
usually found on hrst-class real esta.-are iiul-
teen in number, all repaired, painted, or "nu rs.
misses the result Of complete renovation. The
houses in and around the yard are In cominunica.
ton with each other by boarded walks. The Dam
Vile cars run through tho farm, and pass with n
three hundred yards Of the grove shading the main
house from the rooms Of which the trains can be-
seen Amelia Courthouse, where are the railroad
depot telegraph office, and post .otics. Is dis
tant only n quarter OF mile from the dwelling.
For u country retreat, or the permanent rssidenc.
Of family. the place possesses unusual attrae-
tons The app. arance Of 1t from the railroad Is
beautiful and striking. ,,
A. the owner il inclined to sell by reason Of his
return to France, with the prospect, unexpected Dc-
fore OF not coming back, he will offer great IN
ducements and would sell on easy terms, giving
time for payments He would take stocks ana
bonds at market rates. or exchange for good real
estate in or near Richmond. IL desired, no will!
give early possession and will sell with the farm all
The GROWING CROPS, including the tobaceocrop;
the stock Of HORSES, MULES, HOGS, CATTLE,
POULTRY, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, and even.
At the option OF the Purchases all or part OF hs
handsome and exceedingly stylish FUkSlIuRE.
CHINA, CROCKERY, rich CARPETS. &c, all OF
the best quality OF the most refined taste and re-
plete with luxury. Several elegant CARRiAGES
and BuGGIES ara to bs disposed Of. The WINES
and LIQUORS can be had also. .
One can leave Richmond at O'Clock, N,
reach Amelia Courthouse At o. and return N - 4.
NJ to be back in the city at S o'clock, thus having
Ave hours TO spend at the farm, In going and COM
ing back the same day.
For further particulars apply 10 US. A fine map
OF the farm can be at our ONCE.
iy ea-3t HARRISON, GODDlN APPERsON.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
sS,- tn THE CITIZENS OF RICHMOND

In response to the inquiries which have neen
made of me. ! beg leave respectfully 10 say 'ha'
II II be the pleasure Of the citizens of Richmond 10
cleo, me to the Legislature to I'll the existing va
esncy, will serve them chseIiully and 10 the hest
81 my ability.
lam sens BILE Of nv inadequscy 10 supply the
place Of Mr.. Grattan. whose resignation In com
mon with all who respect virtue and talent SIN.
cefelv reeret And 1t is due TO candor that should
say fear the partial favor Of my friends VINO nave
called upon me has led them 10 over.estimate IN!
capacity 10 serve them. Public life Is altogether
new 10 me neither my tastes nor my aspirations
have ever taken that direction And ! honestly
think that when The material interests OF the city
and State are deeply involved In legislation, the
people should selcc, their most tried and expert
enccd citizens for the public service, and snail
gladly give place to any one they may choose
But IL those among whom have lived from my
birth, and to whom am under so many obliga'
ITEMS shall honor me with their choice, will de-
vote 10 their service with earnest zeal All the ener-
giles possess. WILLIAM ". Iho"F'
ie 2s--dtde
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AUCTION Sales This Day.

HARRISON, GODDIN Il APPERSON will
sell on the premises, ut r. M, most
beautiful and desirable lot 1t the north
west corner of Clay and Eleventh streets.
". d. ROBINS will sell Oh the premises, be-
ginning ut 5o'clock, r. NJ, valuable lot
ON Fourth street between Cary and Canal,
n brick tenement and lot on Canal street
between First and Foushee, and n lot on
the northwest corner Of Second and Arch
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ITEMS FROM THE CApIroL.--Honddy.-
Evidence of the qualification of Samuel B.
Haey, Commissioner for Virginia in the
State of Pennsylvania, was received and
filed.
Edward F. Corey, Jr., Of New York
city, was appointed Commissioner for Vir-
GINA in the State of New York.
A warrant was issued upon the requisi-
ton Of Governor Swan for the delivery to
the sheriff Of Prince George county, Md,
of Thomas Davis, W. II. Jones, William
Platter, Henry Luckett, and Henry Rich
ards, fugitives from justice, charged with
murder.
Philip F. Howard was appointed No
tary Public for the city of Richmond.
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81 PAPER.HANGINGS.
EST BLISH led lsls
REGNAULT i co.
continue to keep on hand a full assortment Of
GILT, GILT STAMPED, VELVET, SATIN, and
PLAIN PAPER. HANG1NGS:
DECORATIONS IN EVERY STYLE,
a. well as wood limitations.
Rooms. halls. and passages PAPERED at short
notice and by experienced workmen, all under the
Immediate superintendent of Mr.. JOHN +. REG
SACLT.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
WINDOW SHADES,
CURTAIN GOODS,
LACE CURTAINS
and every article in the UPHOLSTERY line al.
ways on hand.
UPHOLSTERY WORK Of every description exc.
cuted at short notice. jYls-3m
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w th IL LLl'-N bNLLAisI M
.i.,t.~u.u.--"I had a nero nam worth, 81 ,?vO,
q .,...k cold from - bad hurt in the leg, aud wa-
.....,. ,.r over year. ! had used everything ]
y. &. ty.r II without benefit, until tlIed the
N->..An Hn~tans L.n'memt. '"T mnr ~: rttd
permanent cur l.. DOW SiSu.
Es.allrrv, Ala, juno =. l'5s
"i'asn Pleasure In recommending the Mexican
N.>.au. Lsulm, ut as u ya.Labi. ana ind!sp.ns&'
.rFr..r4e for SlrHlas, Sof-s, Scratches, or nai!s
I'd. Hur-r~ oar men have used Il for Burns,
-r...s, Sores. Rheumatism, &c, and Al! asy u
.t', ~. lah &c. W. hE"! l.
RENAL. lot American, Wells, Farso's, and
iiarA4en's Express.
The. ir.!n - my daughters ankle. occasioned
vh3.u skating last winter, was entirely cured IN
,.r week afs,r sho commenced using Your cnie-
a..,.! M.,tauZ L!Ailnrit.' I'D. SEELE1 ~
Gloucester, Mass, August l'tS.
lrt,an admitted fact that IL. Mexican Mustang
I...rarlH performs more cures in n shorter time,
o l.tN and beast, than any article ever dis
tayrrsl Families, livery men, and planters
Should always have Il on hand. Quick and sure,
Hr~T4.A.v i. All genuine Is wrapped in steel
;.a,eea.ray!uss. bearing the signature Of q. w:
Nr.;nrroA, Chemist, and the private United
>a..s lamp 81 DgNAS BAKSBs Go. over the top.
am r"a'' mas been made 10 counterfeit II with
t.t-a. siaic- plate label. look closely.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
Sold hy all DRUGGISTS.
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AccIDENr.-Yesterday morning, as Mr..
George Taylor was driving his mar kct wa
gon down Valley street, on his way into the
city, his horse became very much fright
ened and started off at full speed. Mr..
Taylor was violently thrown out, and the
cart passing over him, broke two Of his
ribs and produced internal hcmorrhage.
He was taken into a house near by and
kindly cared for.
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ACCIDENT on THE CENTRAL ROAD.--Yes-
terday, as the down train on the Central
road neared the University of Virginia, it
ran over q COW, killing her instantly. A
little boy named Johnny Kretty was riding
near by on horseback at the time, and his
horse becoming frightened, ran OFT and
threw him. His leg was supposed to have
been fractured
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I'..amost delightful Hair Dressing.
Pl'"rtAlcstrs scUrf ana dandrut.
i keeps the head cool ard clean.
tmaacs tn" hair rich, soft. and glossya
!t;rrvrnts hairturnirg gray and falling off.
Hf.,'arrs HAIR upon pr"maturely bald heads.
.a.- I. ,Ist what Lyons kathgir0n Will do. II Is
- ", J. cheap-duratle IL is literally sold by
lie r,r. .ua1 and vet it, almost incredible demand
5, ia. increasing. until there is hardly country
- 20 thai does not keep IL, or family that does
g., l.rtt.
T.. THOMAS LYON. Chemist. New York
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold by all druggists
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DlsPArcH YoR THE SrRISds.-Persons going
10 the Springs or other summer resorts can
have the DAILY DISPATCH sent them AZ sixty
cents per month Orders left at our counting
room will receive attention.
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EFPRISON LIFE OF JEFFERSON DAVIS.
FOUR YEARS IN THE SADDLE. Harry Gill
NOR
PoLLARDS HISTORY OF THE WAR.
WOMEN OF THE SOUTH.
SOUTH SONGS.
BILL ARP. For sale by
ie 9s-ts COLE 4 TURNER
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y EN- NOLDS'S PILLS.
MOLE EVIDENCE OF THEIR EFFICACY.


certify that myself and family have been In TIA
habit Of using pr. T. Rsnnoldss Hepatlc Pills Tor
long time, and have never hal any occasion even
grea, deal In their favor but take It for granted
that what l have said will induce o,hsn to try
viii r
srAUsroS, January ., neS.
Dr.. T. Rsnnolds having been nv family phy,,.
clan up TO the time Of bis death, which occurred
ahont two years ago. have had frequent oppor-
Hepatic Pill and do not hesitate TO state that I
believe they are the best III. dcine Of the kind lha
has ever been used In this section OF country NY
sSs use 'asm and @ VIII I. Tufh Of hf%
AUGUSTA Cousrr.vA
srArSroS. Va, January Z. 1883.
take great pleasure IN stating that have been
p In my family 70, :sIs year. and
the kind. have been engaged for some time in
the iron business. which rendered It Necessary TO
these pill: among them with great success: u'''
w. A. BrRKB.
I hereby certify tina. / have used, both for my.
self and in my family Dr., T. Rsnnoldss Hepsiie
Pills, and truly say their action Is more efhcisLt
and than sy msaa. have eve.
family keep and use them. These Pills never
grippe. Nothing In claimed for them more than they
deserve. R2sJAMIx CRAWFORD,
Stanton, Va.
thereby certify that have used DR.. Rennolds's
Iiepac Pills for several year, both for mys and
In my family and consider them = most admirable
medicine, such every family ought TO keep itself
supplied with. Think them greatly preferable 10
any other pill have ss-r ,ried.
January 9TH, l,sa. THOMAS J. NICHE.
SrArNrUy. "a, January 10, lso6.
I hereby certify that have used for number Of
years DR.. R-nnolds's Hepatc Pill, and can Assure
the public that | have derived more benefit from
the m than from any pill have ever used. Their
action 10 mild and quite Efficient.
Persons troubled with Torpid Liver, ConstiPa.
ton. Xc., deserve to suffer IL they will not try
Hepatic Pills. Mem beers Of my family
have been greatly benefited by their use
GEORGE L. PEYT0N.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va.
Price, FIFTY CENTS per oox.
To be hal OF all druggists and dealers In inedi.
PURCELL, LADD L co, Druggists,
corner Main and Thirteenth streets,
INV II Richmond. Va
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MAYORS CouRT-REc0RDER REGSArLT
PREsIDING-MoNDAY MoRSING.-William
Shaw, charged with being drunk and dis
orderly on the street and abusing and
threatening the officers, was committed in
default of one hundred dollars surety for
his future good behavior.
Henry Elan, negro, charged with tres
passing on the premises of Mrs. James
Walsh, was committed in default Of fifty
dollars surety.
John Lyons was arraigncd for being cn-
gagged in 4 "Scrimmage with his wife.
John, whose heart was still soft from the
effects of whisky, seemed very grateful
when committed to Jail in default of surety
for his future good behavior.
John Cousins, charged with TIN catching
and abusing John J. King, was fined
twenty dollars and required to give three
hundred dollars surety for his future good
behavior.
Robert Payne, negro boy, charged with
noisy conduct on the street at night, was
committed in default Of surety for his
future good behavior.
Elizabeth Norris, ncgress, charged with
stealing clothes from Mrs. Furbush, was
discharged, the evidence proving no guilt
against her.
Henry Norris, black negro, charged with
resisting the police in the arrest of his
wife, was sent to Jail in default of surety
and fine.
Gus Staples, Jr., and George Taylor,
were arraigned on charge OF being con-
cerned in shooting George Johnston, on
Navy Hill, several days since. The evil
dence went to show that Gus Staples was
with the crowd when the ARRAY occurred
which resulted in the shooting Of John.
ston, but was not party TO 1t. George
Taylor was not only present, but was a
party to it. They were both required to
give security in the sum Of three hundred
dollars for their future good behavior.
Henry Taylor, negro, charged with steal.
ing forty yards Of cloth from NJ. Cohen,
was sent on for further examination.
Robert Washington, buck mulatto, en-.
ployed by B. Wardwcll, man of ice, was
arraigned on charge of abusing and re.
sisting a policeman in discharge Of hi.
duty. 1t appeared that this negro, in
company with party Of negroes, had,
upon seeing another negro arrested, made
the remark that he would like to see any
Of those Cd d-n policemen arrest him,
He staid with Mr.. Wardwell, and Mr.,
Wardwell would back him in anything he
did. He was required to give two hun.
dred dollars surety for his future good be.
havior. "Brother Wsrdweu "went
back" on his beloved fellow-citizen, and
didn't come to his rescue, as bad been ex.
pected. Washington was therefore com.
mitted in default Of surety.
Lucy Robinson, negress, arraigned
for abusing and threatening Maria Coutz
was committed In default OF surety for hel
future good behavior.
Mary Murphy was arraigned for fighting
her husband.
Captain Bibb testified that he lived in
the neighborhood Of Mrs. Murphy, and
that on Sunday afternoon he heard great
noise in her house, and upon going there
found Mrs. Murphy engaged In fight with
her husband. He arrested her and Car.
ried her TO the station.house She abused
him, and called him al sorts OF names
both before and after getting to she ststion'
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Wa would not De- beautiful Who would not
az - thor beauty? What gives tina, marble
J NY AMI at,t.i.,Jdt appearance We observe upon
'-n sag" aud ia The city beils' Ii 10 no longer &
''fir,. They use Hagau's Magnolia Balm. Its
3-a."u U~a removes tan, free kies, pimpi"s, and
, ..an,,s from the face and hands, and leaves
..r 'wnf;"Nl"n smooth, transparent, blooming, and
i'"'a-a-. Unlike many cosmetics, ii contains no
ZIG. ef.l IN urluus H. tn. skin. Any druggist Will
srtN trT you, If nor ON hand AT so cts per bottle
". T. HAGAN. Troy, y. l., Chemist.
DEMhS BARNES < co,
Wholesale Agents, New York.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
AuII hy AL druyuists
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ALLEGED RoBBERY.-Charles Feldsn.
heimer was accused Of taking away and
stealing horse and wagon belonging to
Mrs. V. u. Lee. He was examined on
yesterday before Justices Wade and
Thomas, and the case was continued OF
Friday next.
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ID EMOVAL.-We have removed TO our
III new and commodious store, CORNER THlR;
TENTH AND MAIN STREETS, and have opened
SHOES, and TRUNKS, to which we desire to call
the attention OF our old friends and the public.
can Do manufactured In our line, TO which we espe.
cialIy invite the inspection OF country merch ants,
pledsing ourselves to furnish them goods as low a.
delphia, or baltimore, thereby enabling merchants
to save freight and other charges.
We will also furnish u all times ExTRA SIZES
wishing to keep up a perfect assortment OF goods
without being overlooked With small sizes.
We solicit an examination before going north,
jy l0-ts PUTNEy WATTS.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. JrLr ~, 1855.

PORT OF RICHMOND. JrLr ~, 1883.
ARRIVED.
Steamer State OF virginis, Travsrs, Baltimore,
rnercha ndise and passengers. D. 4 W. Curris.
stssmship Hstteras, Clark, New YORK. msrchsn'
disc and passenger 8. Ayres q Co.
Steamer Niagsra, Couch, New York, merchan.
disc and passengers, q. +. Watson.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, msrchan.
disc and passengers, A. X. Tatum.
schooner Seven Stars, Phillips, Philadelphia,
coal, Wilson < Roberts.
Schooner Independence, Clegg, lower James
river lumber, Mckowan b Curtis.
SAILED.
Steamer Thomas Morgan, Hill, Norfolk, msr-
chandiss and passengers, J. H. Freeman.
Schooner Z. Armstrong, Peterson, down The river
to load wood. .
sIoop Alveretta, Smith. Norfolk, light
BELOW.
Barque fBr.) Circassian, Amy, New FORK, In bal.
last, to Haxali, Crsnshaw i Co, WAS reported OF
Dancing Point at IL n. yesterday. beating up
Steamer Valley City, Now York; steamer Nor
folk, Philadelphia, and n steamtug with the
schooner Eleanor =, Philadelphia, are reported
morning (24thl.
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ry PRESBYTERIAN COMMITTEE OF
PUBLICATION. RICHMOND, fA.-The De.
posIToRY Is on the second floor OF No. laAMa!n
street, where the PUBLICATIONS OF TIE COM
MITTEE and all the BOOKS in the published
analogue are offered for sale.
All orders should be addressed to
Rev. Z. T. BAIRD,
Secretary OF Publication,
~ 21-d&swT Box s2s, Richmond, Va.
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REMOVAL
L. J. iACGHroN u. PORE.
LAUGHTON b FORE.
SUCCESSORS TO L. J. LArGHToN,)
BOOK AND JOB PRINT TIERS.
have removed to
No. 1918 MAIN STREET,
ioyER NOAH WALKER i CO.'s,)
where they are prepared to execute every descrip'
tion OF
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
in the neatest style, and upon the
MOST REASO NABLE TERMS.
Fly as, Tu, Th&S4u
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DEArH.-The many friends In this city
Of Mr.. O. r. Webster, agent OF the Ma
tional Express Company at Savannah, Ca,
will regret 20 learn Of his death, on the
10th instant, after few hours illness.
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10. F.-Friendship Lodge, No. 10,
I. O. 0. F., will meet ct Odd Fellows Hall
at 6 O'Clock tonight.
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THANKS EoR PAPERs.-To the National
Express Company: to A. 7. Sumwalt,
Southern Express.
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ps- UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
OFFICE AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, 100000.
THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CENT.
ON DEPOSITS.
/. DAVENPORT, JR., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
K. A. Paine, l.. D. Crenshaw, w. r. Quarles,
WIN. II. Lyons, Jr., r. E. Blanken-
A. Bodeker, b. b. WeisiSer, snip,
w. A. Spot, Moses Ellyson, j. b. winston,
A. l.. Elicit, Jas. W. Archer, A. A. Hutchin'
K. T. Taylor, j. Rosenbaum, son,
w y BinfOrd. J. W. Hail. w. A. Jenkins,
J. A. Bevn, w. +. Gray, W. L. Tanner,
T. U. Dudley, Alfred Moses, J. N. Eowln.
The security offered TO depositors Is nndoubted,
and the institution should commend itself 10 all
classes.
The attention OF all In city and country 10 called
to this institution. Here they will find Security,
convenience, and profit. Sums small az five
dollars may be deposited, and six per cent int.
rest received on same.
Otfc. hours from 3 A. N. to3P NJ; on Saturday
from "a. NJ. sP. M, and from toeP. n.
Ie l3-d&swts
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MEDICINES. ETC.
-, M NAGNOLIA.-A toilet lie

.l-A DE MAGNoLlA.-A toilet de
1 ~ >uprrlur to any cologne used TO battle
\ ..'~ .nl i.rcon, 10 render The skin soft and
geo. lta &c /; i manufactured from the rich
- 80. Magnolia, aud il obtaining patronage
>.' .-..rlruted. II l. y fayoriie with actresses
g.. ..u.rr- II = sold by all dealers, at one
80 .,rss bottles. aud by pEMAS Balm Is
.'>sg lurk. Wholesale Agents.
y SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sald hy all drAgg!sls.
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FDENTAL SOTICE.-NITROUS OXIDE
GAS.-w LEIGH BURTON, DENTIST, having
superior apparatus for the manufacture of this gas.
Is prepared 10 administer IL as All an9sthetc in the
EXTRACTION OF TEETH, thereby rendering the
operation absolutely painless.
As il is highly important that the gas shonli be
fresh and pure.u nelly notice should be- given Of 4
desire 10 useit.
Office and residence north west corner OF Seventh
and Franklin streets jy 2-lms
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THE ROBBERY AT THE ST. CHARLES
HoTEL.-No clue has as yet been found to
the person or persons who committed the
robbery at the st. Charles Hotel on Satur-
day last.
Mr.. J. G. Corners, who was mentioned
In the Dispatch Of yesterday as having been
released from the penitentiary, where he
had been confined upon charge of steal
ing, states that the charge against him was
that of unlawfully representing himself to
be an United States detective. He states
also that he volunteered at the time of his
trial to bring on evidence from Baltimore
of his good character and good standing,
but was informed that it was unnecessary
and that he can still prove that he has al
ways borne an unblcmished reputation.
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Ee- SYRUPS FOR SODA WATER.
CHOICE FRUIT AND CREAM SYRUPS furnished
the trade al low rates by
w. II. SCOTT, Druggist,
led corner Franklin and Seventeenth streets.
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CANNED FRUITS, JELLIES, PIC
" KLES, &c-The undersigned has received
shipment OF CANNED FRUITS, JELLlES, PIC
ESQ Baltimore, which are offered at Baltimore
wholesale prices without any charge for freight
,vs,-ts No 1911 Cary street.
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SHIPPING.


EOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
sTEA 4fS Fos cCaPAsY.E SEMI: $3.50
every WEDNESDAY and sUNDAY.-Lesves Balt
more every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
The steamer STATE OF VIRGINIA, Captain
cH!kLEs TsAyESs will Leave ss,n here, here It O'CLOCK
Freight received MONDAY and mp to so'elosk,
This steamer has splendid saloons, state rooms
and passenger accommodations.
Passage, meals included. 70.
For freight o 5k psirsss % sRRayy cURglE,
Office at Charles T. Workman Co.'S,
tv7a-2t Fifteenth street.
EOR NEW YORK.-A T L A n T c
L COAST MAIL STEAMSHIP Is
G9MPANY..Ths new q and Ss sHlsssa' @ffh
CLARK commander, will Leave e9zEtxzIz.:T1o
her wharf at Rockets on TUESDAY, 2'th IN
slant, at l o'clock, p.
Passage, state room and meals included ss;
Tske o, 70. sh' round trip to return ny
For freight or passase-seeommodation unsur'
SAMUEL AYREs CO.,
jy 2a-at Cary and yirginla streets
EOR NEW YORK.-The magnificent
C new side wheel steamship NJ EaA
AGARA, Captain CorcH, will leave <@IH
a. 10 NJ. TUESDAY, July 24th. IeAk&
Passage to New York, including E2Skx1z
mesls and state room, only si' Tickets Tor The
f0 Frsvbtp reeevcd To- DAY CMonday) and up to
the hour Of II A. N. TOMORROW.
Tickets and state rooms secured AZ my once, al
Ai iy ss~st OF 0A ''"'0 ' GARRET F. WATSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-24

lions EXTRACT or PrRs JAMAICA GIyasR-tor
T. cttl.s,sh.n Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Headache,
s-o.,ia AorDus, Flatulency, Sc. where warm
49, '-MElan' is required. It's careful preparation
,t rt'rs purity makes II cheap and reliable ar.
80 i.l culinary purposes. Sold everywhere, at
,n,A's Per bottle. Ask for "LIcS's' Pure Ex.
"-It. Take no other
49,, SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
~P"-ly sold by all druggists.