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DRY GOODS.
p r G l. &c w O O ID
Northwest Corner of EIGHTH and
FILBERT Streets,

WHITE GOODS. WHITE GOODS.
Soft finish Jaconet, Cnmbric, and Nainsook Mus
liDs; Swiss Muslirs and Victoria Lawns; White
Bfiliants.
White Piques, 80, 60 rs 80 90 and 81 90 per yard.
Nainsook, Paid, and Stupo Musins.
Hair Cord Stripe, and Plaid Musins.
Marseilles Quilts, Fl ON So up to Sl3 30.
LINEN GOODS. LINEN GOODS.
Best makes of Shirtng Linens. Table Linens, Nap-
kiI and Towels. Linen HUcKaback Towels. 2b, 2S,
81, 87I, 40 80 and 60c. Handsome Damask Towels.
b st makes Bleached and Unbleached Musllns at the
lowest marker prices HavinR bought large lot OF
muslins before the advance wo are enabled TO sell
them at the very lowest prices.
Black Silks Black silks, S125, S137t, $3.50, 81 IS
up to $3.50 yard PLAIN a -woo Delaines; Figured
Mobairs black grounu SILK Grenadines, 62i cent
white ground Grenadines 37I.
Black and White Plaid Mohairs, 879c. yard.
A large assortment OF hosiery ana Gloves Cent?
Neck lies, shirt Fronts, and Suspsnde's; LADIES'
end Gents Gauze MerHo Vests, Linen and SILK
d Fans, very cheap.
| just opened. new lot of Cambria Edgings, In
81 sItlnPs and Trimmings
Needle. worked Bands, from 30 cents up to 80 90 a
Band.
A cheap lot Of Uim,ty Bands.
Hoop Skirts best quality, made 10 order, expressly
for our sales, and warranted for six months.
just opened, from auction a very CHEAP lot OF
Embroidered haudke Chlois from 38c. up to 81.
French and Ergllsh III ar Brushes.
PRICE &c WOOD.
N. W. Corner EIG 9TH aud FILBERT sts
n. B.-7-4 ard S-4 Mosquito Bar Netting. 24S
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A HARD YARN UPON ALABAMIANs.-Ihe
travelling correspondent of the New York
Heruld relates the following as having re-
Gently happened between Mobile and Nc
ridian:
"During temporary stoppage OF the
train We had quite lively time OF ii for a
few minutes. Most of the passengers were
placidly gathering blackberries by the road
side, when the crack of a pistol was heard,
and two big men came running round the
cars, revolgerS in hand, firing upon one lit
tie man who was unarmed. They were the
engineer and fireman of the train, amusing
themselves by endcavoring TO shoot down
a Yankee ncwsboy who had formerly been
in the Federal army. IT was one OF the
most cowardlv outrages l have ever seen.
The engineer took deliberate aim and shot
several times at the detencelesS lad, but
without effect; the firearms (pistolS) only
snapped. All the passengers, southern as
well as northern, were loud in their con-
demnation OF this dastardly piece of cow
arlicc, and an ex-colonelo of the rebel army
Colonel Meek was foremost in interfering
in behalf of the lad"
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A GENERAL JAIL DELIVERY --iiIGH-HANnhh
ovTRAGE-rRisoNERS AND THEIR RES't-
Frs STILL At LARGE.
FREDERICKSBURG, June 25, 1866.
Between IL and half-past 2 o'clock on
Sunday morning a party of unknown "h''
incentive in numbcr--armcd with re-
volvers, went to the Jail of FrederlS~Non's
and handed through the bars OF me WIN
dows an axe and crow-bars, with "hch Inc
prisoners soon made breach in the wall
The white prisoners, John Grayson ana y.
R Berry. charged with stealing carnage
and 7. +. Moore. formerly of Peiersonfs,
Committed for larceny, threatened TO XII
the negro prisoners if they aid not leave
with them. This they all did, except q
woman named Worrell, who said she would
die rather than go with them. Two
of,hcm. however, Lewis Wooten and Will
lor, LONGS. made their escape and surrcn-
dcrcd themselves to the Tailor, Mr.. Timber
lake. The remaining negro prisoner, Field
inc Brooks, went with them. They are all
At large, and nothing has yet come to light
calculated 10 lead 10 the discovery of the
PARTIES who rescued them. The Jail is
situated in the heart Of the town, and the
moon was shining very brightly when tins
high-handed outrage was perpctratcd.
SHoCKoE.
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San Acc,pryr-DE,rH OF AN INTEREST

SAD AcclDENT-DEATH OF AN INTEREST
lSa CHnp.-On Friday morning last, al
Flcr,ington, Pa, a little village about one
mile from Lockhaven, little Eva, youngest
child of Colonel J. Richard Lewclien, OF
Norfolk. late Of this city, was accidentally
drowned. under the most distressing CIR
cnmstanccs. Mrs. Lewcllen, the wife OF
Colonel Lewellen, with her three emu m
dren, had arrived at the residence OF MI;
John Packer, a hrothcr-in-la" q oo'one,
I,wellcn, On the Tuesday previous, ana II
seems that on Friday morning, anoht ~
o'clock. Colonel Jewellers little daugh-
fcrs. ACCOMPANIED by several other little
oirl, had gone to small, but very deep
G.h, nond near the village, to indulge in
the innocent sport of fishing. They had
hren there but short while when little
Eva was missed, and on one of Mr.. Pack
cr's little daughters looking into the pond,
She observed part OF her dress above the
water, and acting on the impulse of the
moment, she instantly sprang in after her,
and it was with difficulty that the latter
was saved. The body of little Eva sank,
and owing to the depth of the water, was
not recovered until some hours after.
The remains Of this interesting little
child were brought to this city yesterday
morning. and the funeral services were
held at the High-strcct Methodist Church
n, ) O'Clock in the afternoon, many friends
of the bcrcavcd family being present, and
a large concourse OF the Sunday School
children, connected with that church, hav-
ing assembled 10 do honor to the memory
of their former loved schoolmatc. The
Rev. Mr.. Shiplcy, in his remarks on the
occasion, stated that the night preceding
the fatal accident, little Eva, after having
knelt by her bedside, as was her wont, and
recited her prayers, went to her mother
and said, Mamma, if it should please God
Tor me to die, feel that am ready 10 go.
Such an expression from child scarcely
seven years old, while in perfect heaith,
and without any apparent cause, may be
regarded as remarkable in view OF the
distressing occurrence Of the succeeding
day.
The stricken family have the heartieit
coincidence of their many friends IN TINS
community in this their sad bereavement.
P,taYJ,rg Ldcr, 18Th.
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Az IxcIpExr-A FACT" Humbug,
said a gentleman to friend, when he
picked up one Of DR.. HngheSS circulars
setting forth the virtues of his celebrated
homeopathic remedies.
Glow do you know p quietly remarked
his friend.
Because it is" answered the other.
but how do You know il is -
because they say il Is"
"But don't you know that is no reason
at all. What they say is not always re-
liable. Homeopathy has become fixed
fact. 1t numbers among its practitioners
the first medical minds of the world. 1t
has proven itself successful in all the most
virulent diseases and frightful cpidcmics
that scourgc the world And / see from
the papers that the Common Council OF
New York city has resolved to put half OF
the hospitals into the hands Of the hompo-
pathic physicians in the event of cholera
visiting that city. Thousands have called
it hunbug, as YOU have just done; and
afterwards, on trying the treatment, have
become its best friends. Now, my dear
friend, go and try DR.. llughes's remedies,
and YOU will find they will do all nc claims
Tor them
His friend replied he certainly would do
so, and would take back all he said, and
went straightway and procured the RENE
dies, and that very night one of his chill
drcn had the Group, and he immediately
used the medicine as directed, and 1t acted
like charm.
ANOTHER IyCIpENr.-The other day, at
the Disciples Sunday School picnic up
the canal, one OF the girls was suddenly
attacked with vomiting and purging. Va
rious medicines were resorted 10 without
any effect, when application was made 10
Mrs. Hopson, wife of the Rev. DR.. Hop
son, who had in her posse ssion bottle OF
DR.. Hughes's "sure relief and reliable
cure" for cholera, diarrhGa, cholera NOR
bus, &C., and but two doses were admins
tered, when the patient was at once re-
lievcd, and sunk into sweet sleep. Com
ment is unnecessary.
STILL ASoTHER.-A lady i'll a drug store
n few DAYS ago observed, 81 do wonder if
DIR. Hughes's cholera medicine is good for
ANYTHING" A lady friend, to whom she
made the remark, advised her to procure
a bottle and try it, as she knew there was
the greatest virtue in it. She done SO,
and that night had reason to greatly re-
ioice for doing so, as member OF her
family was taken severely i'll with bowel
affection, and she at once had recourse to
DR.. Hughes's medicine, with immediate
relief.
And so on could the instances be multi
pied, but the above are sufficient 10 direct
proper attention.
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RAILROADS,


VlRGINlA CENTRAL RAILROAD
u, sDMMsE = SHsDBLE. THR0rTn
PASSENGER TRAIN on and after saTrph,gh
June 70, will leave Richmond ISunday. sxr.,sIL.,
Pm h''e' ~ ~
THROUGH TICKETS sold rfn Tro,.sr , r..
Stage Line for Harrisonburg Winchsstsr
other points on Valley Tnrnpike aIso >, ~ ~
bling's Springs, Rockbridss and Bah y > Sn
Warm, Hot. Healing and White sulphur sur.
aud By Hartman & 20. Stage Line h. Lay y'"f'
Natural Bridge, and Rockbrdge Bah. Si.n
Virginia and Tennessee railroad for Sa.hv,I,
Memphis, Atlanta, Montgomery Mobile NJ -.
leans, and Orange and Alexandra ROAD h. -
burg and other important points In the .ont! ~ ~.
The Trains make CLOSE COySgCTTOyS ~
Trains on Orange and Alexandra rsIlr,,5 ~.
and south, and through them with the Viryini. ~
Tennessee railroad ''" "ta
The NIGHT TRAIN is discontinued for TIA -.
sent. '"7 Pr
An ACCOMMODATES TRAIN viii he ~, ;.
tween stauntou and Richmond on MOSniy.
WEDS EsDAis, and SATURDAYS. leaving So,
ton a. 80 4: VI. arriving in Richmond A In a.,
NJ. Leave Richmond same daysatJl5P a.,
arrive AZ stanton AZ II 20 T "
FREIGHT Train on TUESDAY, THrPsB,7
ana SAT URDAi at 80 A. NJ
II D wHITCONR.
Ia
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June goth commenced the fourth year OF
the establishment OF the Commonwealth
OF West Virginia "-the most unjust, un-
fair. and unconstitutional proceeding that
has ever occurred in this country an act
of :. secession " far >urpaSsing-yiew Scce>
sion in what light You may-any other Sc
cession ever attempted, and without any
OF the reasons, or, if you please, excuses,
which can be adduced to uphold the Seces
sion Of State from the Union. 1t was a
wrong and an outrage from first to last,
AMI cannot be maintained in law or equity,
or under the Constitution, or above or be-
low it. II was the u>urpation of the power
Of di>mcmlrril.g a State without the con-
sent OF a State. -Ilcrdatlria HoEctte.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-26

PERsoSAL.-The Hon. John NJ. Bolts is
in this city, the guest of Lewis Mckenzie,
Esq.-Alernndria Gazette, 23d.
Hon. William B. Lewis, OF Tennessee
who will be remembered as the friend and
companion Of General Jackson, and who
held for many years positions of trust
under his and subsequent administration
Gin the days gone by" is at Wizards,
and, we are glad to hear, looking almost as
we'll as when his presence was familiar in
our city.--Natioaal Iatel;yencn', 18th.
Hon. John Goode, Jr., has been nom
mated for the House OF Delegates in Nor
folk, and William Lamb for Mayor.
Mrs. Anna Cora MoHatt Richie is living
IN England by her pen, pencil, and scissors.
She resides in KensiDgton, near the late
bono Of TbseksEsy,
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DRy GOODS, SHOES. go.

nLD PRICES.-Having secured a
" large lot of GOODS previous to the ia,e , Use
W. are Enabled TO offer 10 our cnso peTcps W.
sortment Of DRY GOODS At OLD n ,h,t yro con
Anne 10 receive Goods every week from New orS,
and are therefore enabled TO offer I'M f1nnd IN
# Go"dsii IN l ia 81; y'e giGSnnS STORE
Ne are now selling Bleached and unnlsea a,,nn
Cot,ons at t. 90 and Is cents Pillow ca ss and %
Is inches wide, at 20 cents SaiGoes az al q cents
cent k@% corseis at Linen Handkerchsls
at = per dose English Barge 80 and %a1ss
Al 25 cents Black Alpaca a. ." 'G unss At q cents
r r nair Remember, the place to buy goods WIN
OUT paying tue LEVY BROTHERS,,
No. Is Main street.
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4 Liberal Contribution.
PETERSBURG, Va, June %, 1866.

PETERSBURG, VA, June ~, 1860.
Mrs. J.diqe JONES, President Petersburg
Memorial Association:
Dear Madam: Approving most heartily
the object of the association over which
you preside, and csteeming il no less a
privilege than duty on the part OF those
OF US who have survived the late terrible
war, 10 contribute something OF what IS
left us, TO preserve from oblivion the men,
DRY of our gallant comrades and country
men who sealed with their lilc's blood
+. their devotion to what they believed our
country's rights and honor, beg leave to
inform you that have stored at Moore's
warehouse hogshcad OF tobacco, with
directions to the inspectors to pay over to
you the proceeds of the same, to BIZ an
propriated to the purposes of Your orcani-
cation.
have the honor, madam, to subscribe
myself, with sentiments of the highest
regard,
Your obedicnt servant,
ROBERT \. NEBLETT,
Of Nottoway county.
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RICHMOND AND DASyILlg RAInko,b ,
RICHMOND, May. i.ss

hi'hh"ND, May = leg
CHANGE OF SCiIEDULE.-On ana
~ after SUNDAY, June 10th, TRAINS win ~
a. follows:
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN Iears. Rtcs.
mond daily at 8 80 A. NJ. Arrive At DsEri,. .,i;
PM Arrives at Greensboro At 7 "
Leaves Greensboro daily ata3gA " Ia,r
Danville daily al $50 A. VI. Arrive. 4, R.cnIro,s
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS The Liable ~.
hereby informed that the different ratrrat. ..
the line from Richmond 20 the -outh. rt9 p.n'
Vile, Va. Greensboro, Salisbury, charlotte e.
n. C.; Chester, winnsboro, Columbia, Charles.
ton, Greenyille, &c, ). G.; Augusta, savannah
Macon, Columbus Athens, Atlanta &c q.
Montgomery, Selma, Mobile, &c, IA Wv
Orleans, La, &c, are now completed, thu, slrry
10 the traveller the shortest and most dlr-e rae,s
TO the various points south. The route ;...-.
through A saluhriOus and healthy country
Trains connect At Burksvilla with trains IN -.
southside railroad for FARMVILLE, LYNCH
BURG, BRISTOL, KNOXVILLE, DALToy
CHATTANOOGA, MEMPHIS, &c.
THOMAS D0DAMEAD,
ie is Superintendent
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n
~ CcniTtted extract OF the choice root. 80 com
hnrd with other substances ~ st1ll greater dcTa-
tive pOSrr ~ to afford pturtuAl autlduie for dis
ease, SARSAPARlLLA i reput"d L. cure. Such d
Remedy l. surely wanted by those who suffer from
STRENUOUS complaints, aud that one which viii
accomplish their cure must prove, Il. this has, 81
immense service Ia tn. large class 81 our a icted
fellow citizens. How completely this compound
will do ii has been proven 10y experiment ou MAJ ny
of the worst cases Ia be fonnd In the following
Scrofula. Scrofulous Swelings and >ores, skin
Diseases, Pimpes, Puslule>, blotUhe,, Erupltous,
s., Anthony Fire, Rose or Ery,Vcla,, Ietter or
salt Rhenm, Scald Head Rngwofu, SC.
Syphilis or Nenerlal disease j. expelled from The
system by the prolonged use Of this SAkSAPA-
RlLLA, and the patient j. lett IL comparative
health.
Female diseases are caused by >crofua in tha
blood, and are often soon cured by this EXTRACT
OF SaRSAPARlLLA.
Do moi discard this invaluable medicin" because
you have been imposed upon by something pre-
lending 10 he SaTsaparlls while 1t was not.
When YOU have used Al ER>, then, and not till
then, will YOU know the virtues ~ >dTsaparllla,
For minute particulars Of tn" diseases II cures We
refer YOU 10 AY ERR American Almanac, which the
agent below named will furnish gratls 10 Hi who
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS, for the cure Of
Costiveness. Jauudlce, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Dysontery, Foul stomach, Headache, Piles, Rhcu-
Inatism, Heartburn. arising from psordered >to-
mach Pain or Morbid lnactiou ri the Bowels,
FIatniency, Loss Of Appetite, Liver Complaint,
Dropsy, Worms, Gout, Neuralgia, aud for Din
nerPill.
can take them pleasantly and they are the best
Aperisnt in the world for all the purposes ni q
PrepIarei by J. &. AVER K co, Lowell, Macs,
and sold by dealers everywhere.
PURCELL, LAppS co, Agents.
corner OF Main and Thirtreuth streets,
ie 2-om Richmond, Va.
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THE CELEBRATED
mo THE OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS

V'O THE OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS
/ IN THE LATE CONFEDERATE ARMY AND
ESPECIALLY TO THE CHAPLAlNS, AND TO
THE SURGEUNS AND NATIONS IN HOSPITAL -
One Of the most interesting features Of the late
Confederate army was the religions feeling per
yading II One OF the most important and inttrest.
ing chapters in the history Of The late war when II
shall be written. will be drscrtpt on n the nigh
moral and religious character which distinguished
all ranks Of their stern sense 81 duty and OF the
aacrihces made to IL. il Is important that those
records sho1ld be mada while the survivors are
sill alive and while the events are fresh in the
mind And il Is especially important that they
should be preserved because OF the efforts made 10
cover their cause and their memory with oblo9uy
We owe il 10 our gallant dead TO Preserve their
character and their deeds untarni,hed,
The Bible Society OF Virginia proposes 70 be the
depository Of these facts till snch time a. they may
be needed by the future historian. Thty take inns
Office because there is no other association whlSh
has offered 10 do H. and because much "i TINS rell
gious interest manifested IN the distribution o
the Word of God by this Society, -
The Board of Managers Of the BiDle society Of
virginia therefore req uest all who nave any nlor-
mauon on this subject, and especially al ehaplals
ana surgeons and matrons in hospitals, 70 write
gown Immediately any facts or events when may
Illustrate the religious and moral condition 81 the
solders OF the late Confader te army and 10 tram
mt " 70 kiehmond as speedily as possible 10 Mr. u.
~; III, bENTLEf, Corresponding Secretary Virginia
Bible Society.
WIN the papers and periodicals throughout the
southern states please topSblsh the above.
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\ Man MrRDEEED.-Wc have heard il
rumorcd that a man by the name OF Adkins
was murdered, a few days ago, on New
river, in Raleigh county, and that the par
ties who committed the deed have been
arrested and taken to Raleigh Courthouse
Tor trial. G.te,tbrier independent.
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SULPHUR WATER.
FROM
COYNEpfs SPRING

F0INFR> SPRING.
BOTETuURT COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
COYNER'S SULPHUR WATER Is held in jhe
highest repute hr those who have had the oppor-
tuniry Of testing it, efficacy.
clearly established In 70 i.rg, number ~ cases For
many diseases they are almost specific, such T.
DYSPEPSIA All kinds III tUTANkut> pl>EA> b
and ERUPTlONS. FEMALE CoMPL WIS, ply
Seal DEBILITY, OBSTINATE GrSE l, ~; OF
THE BOWELS attended with TuRplhlFA OF
TONS. ..,
bottle OF tn. water drank before breakfast viii
he found 90 great advantage to til" general health,
Cor, hesi. giving healthy "ctiou 10 the liver, II
will he found 4 mii safe aud gentle aperrni
strengthening IN" ton. II tn" stomach AMI M
proving III" appetite.
The proprietors have had thj, water ,rcnr"ly bot
tied at the spring, and offer 1t with confidence q"
the puolic.
Order, rnciu~g. I the amount viii b" promptly at
tended 10.
PURCELL, LADn \ co, Druggists.
IL Sim General Agents. Richmond. \ Il.
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TEOSARD'S RELIABLE FAMILY

Ia MEDICINES. Wholesale AGENTS, hcss{s'
PURCELL. LAnp y C. ,,,vnupp
LEONARp'S piARRHdA CHOLERA MIXTURE
for summer complaints and dtsordrrgd bowl. -.
LEOyARD'S FEVER AND Antb loN III III
host and cheapest medicine Tor Chltis ana Fevttr
LE0NARp'S' OINTMENT for Itch, Ulcers hing
wood and all erurtions OF the SKIN 90, g.
To- ala hy All druggists in Richmond, Peters
burg, Norfolk, Lyuchburg, and p"nTill".
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DIAN NOS! MG
JOHN w. DAVIES SONS,
RICHMOE MUSICAL EXCHAN
No. ISIS MAIN STREET,
sole agents for
STEPS PREMIUM PIAN0-FoRTRs.

These instruments have been before the public
FOR THE LAST THIRTY YEARS, In competition
with the best makers OF the country, and are now
pronounced by ALL THE LEADING PROFESSORS
AND AMATEURS the
BEST PIANOS MANUFACTURED
These instruments have ALL THE LATEST I'M
PR0vEMENTs and are
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS,
with the privilege OF exchange within twelve
months IL not entirely satisfactory
to the purchaser.
We refer to the following persons, who have
sTIEFFs PIANOS now In use
General K. 4. LEx, Washington College, Lsxing.
ton
D. B. PLYsE & BIO, Lynchburg;
Rev. Il. Il. PHILLIPS, Virginia Female Institute |;
Miss MARY BALDWIN, Female School. and J. q.
Professor E. A. AsBoLD, Richmond.
call from all In want Of SUPERIOR PIANOS
y solicited, Terms liberal, isi-ss
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DENTISTRY.

TOHN MAHONY Y, DENTIST, for
- many year, associated with DR.. JONI c, WAYT,
respectfully informs his old patrons and all others
who may need his services that he has removed his
OFFICE from Fourth street, and can now be found
Al his RESIDENCE. CPS Main street, between Sixth
and Seventh Will practice his profession in III
hRTiFICiAL TEETH inserted on vulcanits,
Gold and Silver. -
ONCE open 1T ALL HOURS.
The highest price paid tor OLD GOLD PLATE.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.

DLANK BOOKS AND STATION
ID cry The Subscribers invite the attention OF
merchants. bankers ami Others, to their stock OF
BLANK BOOKS, embracing Ledgers, Journals,
bay Book Cash Books, Invoice Books, Bill BOOKS,
Check Book. Bank Books, Memorandum BOOKS,
yr &c Of every size and style Of binding usually
rru9ired. and At very moderate prices. Having
4 complete Book Biniery aud Blank Book Manu-
factory parties who desire II can select the paper
from their stock and have books made up 10 any
pattern and in good style a the best stationery
Establishments north. Also, Tor sae, complete
or private use. WOonh'l>b fAhhAh,
Booksellers and >tationers, Governor street.
10
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

A GENERAL JAIL DELIvERY
ovTRAGE-PRlscNKRS AND THEIR RES't-
Frs STILL AT LARGE.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-01
How to Preserve Lemons.

A very simple and inexpensive pro-
cess has been lately discovered by
which the medical profession, BY secu-
ring Lemons during the season Of plen-
,y, may lay up, by little care, a.store
of fresh lemon juice for the feverish pa
tient at all seasons Of the year. All
that appears to be necessary is to pre-
vent the access of air and moisture, by
vanishing them with solution of shel
lac in spirits Of wine. We need hardly
say that lemons so preserved arc as APP
to the manufacture of punch
as 10 the production of n febrifrgc.