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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-29

HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION OF
RICHMOND. following are the consti-
tuition and bylaws of this Association as
adopted at q special meeting held on yes
terday evening:
ARTICLE |. The style of the Association
shall be "The Hollywood Memorial Asso,
citation of Richmond"
ARTICLE 2. The officers of the Associa.
ton shall be One president, six vice pre-.
sdents, forty or more managers, one cor
responding secretary, one recording secre,
tary, one treasurer.
ARTICLE 8. The president and vice-pre,
sidents shall be er obicio managers, AT al
meetings of the Society and Of the mana
gers, the president shall preside, II pre-
sent. In his absence, one OF the wee
presidents shall preside. II neither pre-
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TIE CoMMEMoRATIONo on THE IHIRIf-FlRsi
IxsTAST.-Thc ladies Of the Hollywood
Memorial Association give notice that How
crs to be used in decorating the graves oi
the Confederate soldiers At Hollywood may
be sent to Grace Church, on Main street,
nm to Q o'clock on Thursday morning next
Eyergreens may be sent in on "Wednesday
and on Wednesday evening wagons will be
in attendance at the different railroad de,
pots in this city TO carry to the church
flowers that may be sent in from the
country. .
On Thursday morning the members OF
the HOLLYWOOD Association and all persons
who may desire to cooperate win theh
will meet at the Grace Church at 8 o'clock
and then proceed to the cemetery. Omni'
bus and hack proprietors are requested tf
lend their vehicles for the occasion. the
ladies promising to return them all by
o'clock.
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BURGLARY AT BRooKFIELD.-At the be-
ginning of last week man entered the
rooms of Mr.. p. C. Warwick, at Brookfield,
on the Brook turnpike, five miles from the
city, and succeeded in stealing some arti-
clcs of clothing. He afterwards entered
chamber occupied by lady, who saw the
robber, gave an alarm, but was unable 10
prevent his escape. This is the second
time recently that Brooktield has been
broken into and property stolen.
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THE GERMAN LUTHERAN School attached
to Bethlehem Church, on Sixth street, ol
which Rev. Charles Gross is pastor, had
picnic celebration on yesterday in Aliens
grove. The school assembled at an early
hour at their room, and marched with ban
ners and music, under the direction of their
teacher, Mr.. J. G. Dollenger, to the grove,
where they enjoyed themselves in sports,
and pastimes, and in singing and feasting to
their hearts content. They returned late
in the day highly delighted with the en-
tertainment prepared for them by their
kind friends.
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THE DISPATCH on THE RAILRoAps.-Mess
Cole & Turner deliver the Dispntch every morning
on all the railroad cars leaving Richmond and as
they are also authorized agents to receive sub
scriptions to the Semi Weekly and Weekly DIS
patch, our friends along the railroad routes can
avail themselves Of the messengers Of these enter
prisins news dealers in forwarding their orders.
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DrsTuLERY.-A distillery of large ca
pacity is about to he erected on the Ritchle
farm by Messrs. Solomon Davis &. Co. 1t
is located upon the canal, and will have a
great many advantages for the conducting
of the business of distilling. We take for
granted that such arrangements for sewer.
age are made as to avoid the passage oil
offal into the watcr-works' pond. Its de-
posit there would make the city water
none the purer. The establishment VIII
turn out from one hundred and fifty to
two hundred gallons of whisky per day
Messrs. John & George Gibson contrac-
tors for the wood work, Messrs. Culver .
Hall for the machinery. ...,..
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NUMBER PIG.

C,rcurr CouRr.-Judge Meredith deliv-
cred on Yesterday an opinion adversely 10
the petition Of J. IIarmer Gilmer ior .
writ of ndnddn,us to compel j. Bell Big
ger, Clerk of the House of Delegates, to
publish Senate bill No. Y, concerning
usury. 1t is understood that Mr.. Gilmer
intends taking an appeal.
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THEIIIDIBPkICH.
rrpMa a. AnvTRTIEuNG
The RICHMOND SAVINGS BANK AND r.,
sURAScE CoNPANY call for the first install
rnent OF their stock, which must be paid
ON or before the LIST Of June. .e-.
LOO. F.-Friendship Lodge, No. 10,
I.O.O.F., will meet at the Odd Fellows
Hall tonight at 8 o'clock.
tn the E,l;tors Of the Dispatch :

To The EtEltOTS ~ VIC DtoPUsN0' -. n
A Confederate soldier called on citi-
zen to-day and asked for work In repairing
chairs, stating that he was In actuai nsed
of it. He also stated that he had called
on the Governor of Virginia and asked TO
he allowed to do any repairs wanting at
the Governors house, $hen the Governor
asked him if he had been rebel, and ne
replied yes and the Governor said, nave
nothing for such people, or words TO tnss
effect. Is this truef Will the Governor
avow itl He owes it to himself and the
State to deny it, if not true. JUSTICE.
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tbs RIcxoND AND LivgRrOoL PAckEr
CoapASY have ninety dollars per share ioi
distribution among its stockholders. ano
desire them TO call at the office OF tne
Insurance and Savings Company 81 sir,
rinia, over the United States Telegraph
Office. from Ill A. M. TO ~ O'Clock N.
until Saturday, aud receive the amount /
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MAYoR,s CouRT.-The following cases
were disposed of by Mayor Mayo yesterday
morning:
John Tompkins, charged with fighting in
the street, was discharged.
Thomas b. Fields and Andrew vest,
charged with riotous and disorderly con-
duct in the Second Market. Vest was
fined ten dollars, and committed to jail In
default of security. Fields paid fine OF
five dollars, and went his way rejoicing.
Thomas Perdue was brought up, charged
with being drunk and creating disturb
ance in the store of T. W. Parr y Co., but
his accusers failing to come forth, Thomas
was discharged.
William Swingcr was charged with being
drunk and breaking bowl containing Dut-
ter in the Second Market.
Accused was German, unable to speak
a word of English. 1t appears that on
Saturday he got gloriously drunk, and
while circumambulating through the mar
ket, fell over the bowl of butter. lie was
discharged.
Robert Rock and Jerry Lewis, two negro
boys, charged with unlawfully entering the
store of b. +. Bull and stealing lot OF
whisky and other articles, were arraigned
for examination but the complainant fail
ing to appear, the case was continued.
Fleming Pryor, negro, appeared to an
swer the charge of unlawfully assauiting
and raising an axe against and threatening
tokilI Joshua Christian. II turned ont,
however, after hearing the testimony,
that Christian was the aggresSor, ana he
was therefore committed in default OF
surety to keep the peace.
Daniel Worthington, negro, TOR stcailhg
one hat from Mrs. Solomon, was remanded
for Indictment.
Joseph II. Crittendcn was arraigned to
answer the charge of stealing one par OF
shoes from negro, and after hearing
was sent on for Indictment.
Allen Smith, a negro, arrested by the
police about . o'clock Saturday morning
going through the streets with hog IN a
bag, was brought up for examination. The
negro declared most positively that ne
bought that same hog from man on the
Charles City road, and that he would Ger
tainly know the man if he ever saw him
again. The Mayor decided to keep him
in Jail few days for the purpose, If posi-
bic, of finding that man on the Charles CITY
road.
The case Of William Alexander, ne
gro. charged with fighting in the First Mar
ket, was continued till to-day.
The case Of Robert Smith, negro
charged with beating Fanny leamans,
white woman, was continued till this morn
ing.
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SUMNER RETREAr.-The widow of the
late Colonel William D. Stuart, Of this
city, the gallant leader Of the Fifty-sixth
Virginia infantry, who received his death
wound at Gettysburg, has opened aspa-
cious mansion in Staunton for the recep.
ton of boarders, where our readers will
find pleasant summer retreat. .c3
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4 WOMAN DRowNED.-At about half
past II O'Clock OH yesterday negro girl
named Edmonia Johnson fell into the dock
near Mayo's bridge, and was drowned be-
fore any assistance could be rendered her.
The deceased was first seen in the dock by
negro, and lived in a hut on the so,tth
side of the basin. 1t was decided by the
Coroner that no inquest was asnecessary, ana
tbe body was ordered to be buried.
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AuctiOn Sales To-day.

MRssRs. HARRISON, GODDIN & APPER-
SON will sell to-day at halfpast O'Clock,
p NJ, desirable farm and market garden,
three miles below Richmond, near the
Williamsburg turnpike, containing sixteen
and n half acres, with comfortable dwell
ing house, &c.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

n SODINI Il CO.,
~ Manufacturers and Dealers In
FpENCH AND AMERICAN CONNECTIONS,
FRUITS, NUTS, &C..
No 500 MAIN STREET, SP0TswOoD HOTEL bLocA,
RICHMOND.
Families and others supplied with the pes, qua
liiy ICE CREAM, ORANGE and LEMON ICE, by
'Ai iCE. .C0LD SODA WATER, In the purest and best
fountains. 49,, no, "a.
PARTIES. BALLS, and PIC-NlCS supplied with
everything in their line ut the lowest rates
FRESH FRUITS in season always on hand.
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Vocal CoNcERr.-The Methodist Sun
day School Societies Of this city will give
a concert at the Broad-street Methodist
Church on Friday evening. Seventy per
formers will take part in the concert, ana
as the price of admission is only hfty cents'
we hope the second concert will be as sue
cessfnl as the first Of the series.
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WALTER S. VEST, ARCHITECT
MAND BylLDkR s is grsgsrsd Jgsg y 70 furnish DE-
ings OF every description, and TO super intend or
contract 70 build the same, In any part Of the State
ofses. No. 100 Main st.est, lup stairs,l Rich
moad. Va. mh T-cm
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CARRYING Goals TO NEwcAsTLE.Imss NEwcAsTL,.as
learn that an order has just been rscer,,t re nrn,
in this city for ify thousand hara-putas r;.x has
bricks for Philadelphia. That ci.y mas mas
been regarded as the great g,D OfieS1Nh Thu. shs
ens hars for the article shows either
tU ,h.. ,bsv are better made here, or that she
,anst @ be hard run for enough to supply the
..raaant demand. -
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RocKpRIpGE MARBLE.-A large block OF
Rockbridge marble was landed
from canal boat yesterday, and will be
forwarded to New York. This is but the
beginning Of large trade in this article,
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w AND BUILDER, corner OF Fourth and Gary
streets, The subscriber having resumed the BUILD
ING BUSINESS IN all It's branches, offers his SER
wees TO bis friends and the public generally, as.
eur them that all work done BY him shall De oi
ried on the business In this city Tor twenty years
successfully he natters himself that satisfacti tion
will be given to all who may bestow upon him their
patronage. WILLIAM FORBES.
yn--.d3in
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY -.
ARRIvED.
S.oouar p.n;d,n. Alexander. New York, mer.
chsndise aud passengers, s. Ayres Go.
steamer Petersburg, Trsvsrsi 10 SsIhIofe SaqIIs NOR
steamer John sylvester, Post, Norfolk mercnan-
diss and passengers, Haskins & BridEford.
Schooner Margaret Ann, Scott Eastern sno'0'
grain A. Millspaugh CO. cho,.
Schooner Australia. Nelson, Eastern snofs'
sra,hh, Sshoonsr G. W Holmes, Crowley, New York,
merchandise, captain. ,,. NC
Schooner Lawrence, Crsddock, Columbia S.V.'
fish, TO order.
Steamsr NJ. Martin, Haines, Norfolk, mercnan.
disc and passengers, Haskins Il Bndgford
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Anson, Ward, was loading az cherry
stone with grain for Richmond on the 1s'n ihsans.
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Uxros BASx.-The stockholders wiii see
nv an advertisement in our columns tnat
unless ~ thew pay in by Thursday, the 3lst
;na,an, ] their shares will be transferred TO
other I parties now applying for stock in this
...a4sa,,finn
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JUDGE LYoSs's COURT.-This court re-
sumed its session yesterday morning at lo
o'clock. .i.
Lawrence Cary, indicted for grand lar
ceny, plead guilty, and, after fair and
impartial trial, was found guilty, and sem
fenced to Imprisonment in the State pcni-
tentiary for three years.
Peter Myers, alias Peter Mills, convict
ed of larceny, was yesterday led to the
bar, and the prisoner relinquishing his ex-
ception taken during the trial, the Judge
thereupon passed sentence upon the ac-
cuscd.
After the transaction of some unim-
portant civil business the court adjourned.
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ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.

E J. CRUMP, Builder, Governor
IL. slr,el opposite Whig Building IS prepared
10 undertake contracts for II kinds OF BUILDING,
ana to execute work in his line In all is branches
J0BBING promptly attended TO.
PACKING BOXES for mere hants and other ma
nufactured at the shortest notice;
The best materials used in all work, and the
lowest prices charged my l6-3,a
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COACH REPOSITORY, ON &HK
CANAL STREETS.-We have on hand, Of our own
manufacture, q large stock Of Carriages. Goasnss
Ton and No Ton Bugyins Jersey and Express wa
CONS. Single and Double Harness, Coach and Bug:
sy Whips, Coach Material, &C., and are prsPsrsa %,
Carriages, Buggies, Sc., and to build them 70 OF
der. Our Carria ges being OF our own manuiaeture,
we are enabled TO sell at the lowest prices @ nnu
the fullest guarantee Of quality and duraoli.y. ~,
call from our friends and the public respectiniiy
Solicited (ny IL JOHN ]. OSBORN 20
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TST OF LETTERS.
NJ LETTERS REMAININSG {

g, nl, LETTERS REMAlNlNG
- 80 ,,nS7 OFFICE At RICHMOND,
v - VIRGINIA, NAY 20, 1905
as far letters advertised IN The cl t"i-
q, viii pJrss" say they are n, aHSgr1'ssd, ,ry sI ,
f,a4,d got within one month, they
.M. bead Letter othcc.
..,.rg.,z ~ transient visitors In town
..rfr address may b" unknown,
.rAaa. oa the lci; hand corner, tram
..., frr advertised letters are required
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APPEAL BY THE HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL
AssocIArroN.-The following appeal was
adopted at the meeting Of this Association
held on last evening:
To the Women Of the So"h:
The end We propose is the cause OF the
south. 1t has neither party, nor section,
nor division. The obligations OF the sur
vivors to the memory OF the martyrs OF the
war address the south as one family,
wherein. though there be degrees Of afillc-
ton and bereavement, none are without
sorrow and grief. 1t is not, however, to
hearts crushed by personal sorrows 50 much
as TO the gratitude cherished for noble
deeds by noble men, we appeal. With
this the southern heart throbs with one I'M
pulse. and is ready to testify its ineXtln-
gui>hablc sympathy.
II shall be our cndeavor TO rescue from
the oblivion to which they are passing the
graves of the great host which pcrlShed III
the war and sleep undiStingulShed III our
cemetery. Their memory history VIII
transmit from age to age, propounding
without number illuStriouS examples from
which the noblest of every age may catch
new inspiration. We propose the humber
! tribute, yet the more touching 10 reiati'cS
and friends, and even to the general
hcart.-that of identifying with durable
monuments the ground where sleep the
honored dead-temptiug thither by its be-
coming habitude the countless throng,
who would do homage to such dead. Our
designation is Hollywood Memorial AS
sociation of Richmond pledged to apply
the means which may be provided to the
permanent protection and adornment OF
the graves of the Confederate dead din in
tered in Hollywood Cemetery. Those
contributing to the Association will be en-
rolled as members and contributions may
be RENTED to the Treasurer, Mrs. DR..
Barney and letters addressed to the Cor
responding Secretary, Mrs. DR.. Bolton.
| Information will be furnished at all times
bv the President and by any member OF
! the Memorial Committee.
| NJ William III Mocfnrl and.
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Il MCANERNEY.

r V. BARNES & BROTHER, Ninth
| l. street. between Main and Cary, MANurAG.
TGREKs u IRON GRATINGs, xiNn YhTLTr rRsWk PoW4kss,
vERASDAHs, RAiLlNNGs oi,sR nMSyNR WyoRK Wori
promptly executed ut the very lowest rates; 0rdsn
Solicited my .-.ns
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rouN u. CARY. GENERAL. AGENT
d VIRGINIA PESiTENTlARY. ConAsksSSrnx. kSrx.
SnSn vIRaIsIA offers for sale WAGONS, CAn.S'
WUEELBARROWS, SHOES, AXES, &c, mIm ma.
factured a1 the Psnitentiaxy Of the vxkt Ssomnfly
terials. Orders respectfully solieiea sna nv LIN
attended TO- ---
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY -.

. MINIATURE ALMANAC.-MAY 70. lsss.
Snn s.ts ....7ll IL High water....... S.H
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Mrs. James X. Caskie.
Mrs. DR.. Barney.
Mrs. C. Magrudcr.
Mrs. James Lyons.
Mrs. Bidgood.
Mrs. Dabney.
Mrs. BarkSdale.
Mrs. DR.. Cullen.
Mrs. C0wardin.
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sident nor n vice president be present, any
other manager may preside.
ARTICLE 4. The object and business Of
the Society shall be to- take suitable mea-
sures for the protection of the graves OF
the Confederate soldiers who lie buried
near Richmond, and To erect such memo
rails over or near them as the Society may
deem most proper.
ARTICLE ;. The managers may adopt
such bylaws as they may deem necessary.
ARTICLE C. The Society shall meet at
such times and places as the managers
may determine upon.
ARTICLE I. Every person of good charac-
ter, properly vouched for, who shall con-
tribute fifty cents to the treasurer, snail he
member of the Society for six months.
Every person who shall pay one dollar shall
be a member for one year; and every per-
son who shall pay ten dollars shall be a
member for life, which shall be expressed
in the receipts given by the treasurer.
ARTICLE s. The recording secretary shall
keep book in which all the proceedings
of the Society shall be fairly recorded and
signed by the president or other officer
presiding; and also book in which the
names of all the members shall be re-
corded.
ARTICLE Q. The managers may appoint
assistant secretaries and treasurer, and
nav appoint a gentleman to fill any office
except those Of president and vice-presl-
dent, which shall always be filed by ladies'.
ARTICLE 10. The corresponding sccrc-
tary will answer all letters and business
communications, and answer any demands
made by the president upon her pen.
BYLAWS.
!. mall meetings of the Society or the
managers. the parliamentary law as eX-
pounded in Jeffcrsons Manual shall pre-
vail.
2. All votes shall he given UiUa r0ce, and
shall be decided by a majority OF those
present.
3. All elections shall be by ballot, and
shall be decided by plurality of votes.
4. Simple motions may be made orally,
but all resolutions must be i'll writing.
). The treasurer shall report to each
meeting of the managers, unless otherwise
directed by them, the state of the funds
of the Society, and be responsible for their
safe keeping unless when they are de-
positcd with some banker or bankers in
good credit.
6. All contracts by the managers shall
be made by the president.
:. No money shall be paid by the trea-
surer except upon the written order OF the
president, countersigncd by the rec"raihg
secretary.
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As H.. American Hotel; Corresponding Sec.
Church j r. A 4 F. F; Preacher Methodist
Episcopal Church South; Proprietor National
i'NS' :" ALEXANDER SHARP, p. NJ.
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COMPANIES.
NOTICE.
AZ HARyDEN EXPRESS

~ HARyDEN EXPRESS
has removed its once to
No. ii MAIN STREET, BETWEEN ELEVENTH
AND TWELFTH.
INCREASED FACILITIES AND INDUCEMENTS
are offered 10 shippers OF
MERCHANDISE, MONEYS. AND vALUABLEs
to all parts Of the
rNITEp STATES, CANADAs, AND
THOMPSON, LIVINGSTON & Co.
Propristors.
E. F.. RgopEs, Agent.
DRAFTS IN SUMS TO SUIT
on the
OLD COUNTRY AND CONTINENT, AND CHEAP
PASSAGES THENCE FOR SALE.
- 40 ,v
Apply as above. "s-tN
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INSURANCE.

INSURANCE.
DOMESTIC INSURANCE.
THE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY OF
VIRGINIA.
CHARTERED FEBRUARY. 1856.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL...............*l,o oo, ooo'
INVESTED $500, 600.
ISSUES POLICIES TO COVER ALL FIRE AND
MARINE RISKS,
DISCOUNTS UNDOuBTED PAPER
AT SIMPLE INTEREST,
AND RETAINS THE ACCUMULATED
HERE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
TRADE AND PROPERTY
FROM WHICH
THEY ARE ER1NED D.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED AND INTEREST BEAR.
ING CERTIFICATES GIVEN.
u. 7. HARTSOOK, President.
DAVID J. BURR, Secretary.
B. c. WHERRY, JR., Assistant Secretary.
iy l2-lm
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TEALING SPRINGS WATER,
I'LL RON THE
HEALING SPRINGS,

BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA..
The proprietors OF these highly celebrated
Springs have. in view of meeting the demand OF
the public, had the water carefully bottled at the
Spring, as heretofore, in such manner as to pre-:
serve It's virtues and characteristics az when used
1t the fountain.
Its properties are we'll known, and experience
has proved It's great value In the follow ing. dis
eases, which have been cured by It's use %scroiuls,
Rrysipelas, Torpidity ofthe Liver, Dyspepsia, Apn.
from the ~nos,ril), Intractable Diseases OF the Skin,
Paralysis, Bronchial Affections, Enlarged Pros.
Deposits, Irri,ability Of the Bladder, Diseases OF the
tism, Diseases q Females, Chronic 0phthalmie
other dyscrasia Of the body, and In all degenerate
and morbid conditions OF the Eye from neglected
or improper treatment.
Price, TEN DOLLARS per case Of one dozen
half. gallon bottles. Orders enclosing this amount
will receive prompt attention.
DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLETS. containing esrti-
hcates OF cures, and highly interesting letters from
most respectable sources, and other Information,
can be had on application to s. A. PORTER Heal.
ing Springs, Bath county, Va, or to
PURCELL, LADD i Co., Druggists,
General Agents for the sale OF the Water.
ie It's
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IHE~-4.9 -
THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
l. TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
(orrIcR on MAIN STREET. TEErH AND
ELEVENTH STREETS, OPPOSITE CUsTox-HorsS,
RICHMOND, VA.,)
are now prepared to forward
CURRENCY,
COIN, vALuABLES.
II FREIGHT,
TO POINTS NORTH, SOUTH, EAST, AND WEST.
The tariff OF charges Is based upon fair business
principles, without being oppressive to the puore.
GOODS SHIPPED FROM THE NORTH
by steamships, and marked to the care OF the Ma
tional Express and Transportation Company VIII
be promptly forwarded to destination
FREE OF CHARGE POR COMMISSION Oh
DRAYAGE.
Goods called for totthout charge, and promptly
forwarded.
All desired information In regard to the extent
Of the lines operated BY this company furnished 81
any of the agencies on application.
J. E. JOHNSTON, President.
B. P. FIcKLIE, General Superintendent.
NH 2e-ts