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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-04

IMr6ACHMENT.-The caucusing to ascer-
tain how many members are going to vote
on the question of impeachment seems to
show that it's fate rests with Tia, New Eng
land delegation. OF her twenty gEt votes,
only seven are counted on as reliable by
those who advocate impeachment. The
impeuchers still claim that they can rely
upon ninety. five votes in the House, max
ing majority in their favor. There are
now one hundred and eighty three names
upon the roll; on Monday five of the Ken
lucky delegation will be admitted, making
one hundred and lightweight in all, of
whom forty-Gve are Democrats. There
arc absent, on account OF sickness, SIX Re
publicans, and it is not likely that one
hundred and eighty votes can be pollcd
when it comes to final issue. Ninety
one will be requisite to adopt the articles,
and should iorty-one Republicans go
against impeachment it will fail.
Those opposing impeachment in the Re-
publican ranks have gained confidence
from the fact that so many of the leading
Republican papers of the country have de-
clared against impeachment. So closely,
however, is the question balanced in the
House that it will require the best of We'd
nesday's action TO settle the strength OF
Impeachment in the House. In tie
Senate an impeachment conviction re-
uuires two-thirds vote, and the vote OF
eighteen members will defeat it.-.Star.
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A Military Remover Removed.

New ORLEANS, December 3.-Gener"
Hancock has issued an order reapponting
A. Casabat in place of R. King Cutler, re-
moved. He also relieves General Mower
and appoints Lieutenant Colonel W. ii.
Wood, First United States Infantry, to
take command of the district hitherto
commanded by him. Lieutenant-Colonel
Wood also relieves General Mower tenn
porarily from duty as Commissioner of the
Freedmen's Bureau. Upon being relieved
from duty General Mower is ordered to
proceed to join the headquarters OF his
regiment at Greenville, La.
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-, correspondence OF tho Baltimore Gazette.
,cndatorx Reconstruction Act
NJ "a proposcs-F n q N G n
r..ncs-Butlcr's Tactics-Thc Cur
question -Dcpnrtmcnt Re
ports. D, IN
ling the reconstruction acts will be
au.'s.a1nccd into the Senate this week, and
V:,,,,rcssion is, will receive favorable
'oo ;5rration in both bodies. This bill will
s' .,sc 10 abolish all restriction on the
~. oC franchise, so as to allow all per
white and black, to vote, without
>.. %'once TO the past. 1t also removes the
.,S.,..hiIities imposed by Congress from such
- The leading men in the southern States
=. NAV have aided in securing an execu-
49,, ~ the reconstruction acts, and it sub
.,.,,trs a majority OF, persons voting for
~, majority Of those registered in deter
-. .;,;nr ,hc question OF State Conventions.
rEo Radicals profess to see the error they
.1o IN this last respect in the result of
", Sorth Carolina elections. In that
go. ,..tc they had the largest majority Of re-
,,$,crrd voters, and yet failed to secure
convention.
TIN financial schemes Of the various
p.3ral leaders are being ventilated by
.Eo respective cliQucs of the party, aud il
:, amusing to hear the criticisms which arc
..~..aat,y being made. For instance,
hose who are opposed TO General Buffers
Mild policy profess to understand the mo-
ives which prompt it, and have let ont
y,,lc secret Of the Generals which they
cav explains the whole matter. Tn Octo-
her 1865, Batter visited President John
son ard urged him to stand by the Radical
2co.thc Republican party, saying: "Mr.
bbu>on, you can be our nominee for the
ptyl Presidency, and as the Democrats
-, rgr Grant, you can beat him to death"
The President humorously replied "But
believe General Butler is candidate"
D." Ne, sir" rcioined his visitor, " General
Bg,ier will not be a candidate in 1868, but
H. will bc in 1872" And this declaration
IS; party friends say, Butler is struggling
% make good by his demagogism on the
currency question, and declare that so cor
-aqt DO they now regard his sel6shness
,ba; they are forced TO credit all the tales
told Of the General in connection with his
amaSSiug his immense wealth at New Or
leans. The story of Buffers interview
with The President have from Radical
senator to whom Butler related it at the
time.
The carly adjournment Of the House to-
day VAS the result of ali earnest desire to
asn' the Committee Of Ways and Means
-eport a bill as speedily as possible to pre-
ent any further contraction Of the cur
.ancy. The committee asked time to
-cp&re q bill, and in the mean time they
eSired the House to arrest the stream Of
.rancial projects which was threatening to
-rruluh them.
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COLLECTION OF EXCISE DUTIEs.-Wil-
liam Prescott Smith, Esq, collector Of
internal revenue for the third district OF
Maryland, visited Europe during the past
summer, and while in England devoted
considerable attention to the subject Of col
lecting the excise duty upon spirits in
Great Britain aud Ireland. He has en-
bodied the result of his investigations in
an interesting report to Commissioner
Wells. There are but seven diStillerics in
England, and some three hundred in Scot
land and Ireland together. The tax levied
upon spirits is equivalent to $3.50 per
wine gallon, and the measures taken by
the Government to secure its payment are
very stringent, amounting to complete
system Of espionage and custody of the
djstillerics. The character of appoint
ING and tenure of office are necessary ele-
ments of the success Of this system, which
Mr.. Smith adverts to at some length, and
his suggestions cannot fail to have weight
with practical men.-WaShington Chro-
nicle
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The MRrketS.

New YORK, December 3-Noon.-Gold,
1877. Money easy at per cent. Sterling
exchange, 1927. 5.20's, '62, old issue,
1918. Tennessee 6's, 62$s. Flour dull
and dropping. Wheat dull and nomnally
lower. Corn dull and declining. Pork
dropping at $2l.250s2l SIG. Lard dull
at 12la0l3c. Cotton dull at 1890 Tur-
pentine dull at SOC. ROsin quiet.
New YORK, December 3-Evening.-
Cotton easier; sales of $500 bales at Is &c.
Flour favors buyers. Wheat dull and de-
clined l@2c. Corn declined lc.; quoted
at sl.3lG$l.32. Mess pork heavy and
lower at $2l.25. Lard dull and lower at
ll3s013c. Groceries unchanged. Naval
stores quiet and steady. Freghts firm.
Stocks tirmer; 5-20's, 'G2, coupons,
1919. Gold closed at 1861.
BALTIMORE, December 3.-Cotton nomi-
nal at l5c. Flour very dull; Howard
street family, sl2. Wheat dull and de-
clined SC. Corn dull and unchanged.
Oats dull. Rye scarce, with small sales at
s1.5OG$1.GO. Provisions quiet and tirmer.
CISc1SSAT1, December 3.-Flour firmer.
Corn, SOaS2; supply light. Whiskey I'M
changed. P"rk-"'d 500; nH'". S'2 Lard
l20RR.
LOUISVILLE, December 3.-Flour, $7.z5.
Corn-ear, 7G@SO. Mess pork-old, $2l.5O.
Bacon nominal. Lard, l3c.
CHARLESTON, December 3.-Cotton de-
clined I@15; sales, $50 bales; receipts,
92O middlings, l5@l54 stock light.
AUGUSTA, December 3.-Cotton steady
sales, $50 bales receipts 1000 bales
middling, l4c. :
SAvASNAH, December 3.-Cotton dull
sales, $50 bales; receipts, 2,l74 bales
middling, l412c.
MOBILE, December 3.-Cotton closed
quiet sales, 600 bales; receipts, 2,3lO
bales. middlings, l4@l414c.
New ORLEANS, December 3.-Cotton &C
tive but lower middling Orleans, l51lc.;
sales, $500 bales receipts, 4,34S bales
exports, 1884 bales. Sugar in good de-
mand fair, l2c. yellow clarified, 1890
Molasses active and improved; common
45650c
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A GEOLOGICAL WoNDER.-Ihe WONDER
consists of a slab or piece Of rock some four
or five feet in length and probably two or
three feet in breadth, upon the surface OF
which are impressed the footprints OF a
child as plain and legible as though made
in soft clay, while the rock, to all appear
ance is as hard as granite. The size OF
these tracks would indicate that the chlio
was about three years of age. The whoie
Ienrth of the stone was traversed, leaving
some eight or nine footprints. Parallel Win
The stems of the child are the footprints OF
some animal, equally as legrble' and sup
no,ed lv those familiar with sucn thlngS
70 r. he that of a huge otter. From the rela-
tive position of the tracks the chiid was
svidently in charge of the animal, and try
ina to escape. felt inclined to DOUBT the
suInposition that the animal was an ol !. ;.
never having heard of their propensi'S ~
tnad unon "child flesh" But since my
return home, l learn from a citizen VINO wac
has travelled much, that the carry SCI
tiers we're much annoyed by them, pastl-
c lila v On the banks of tho Tennessee.
The slab or piece of rock was separa-
ted from the principal rock lew aas ~
since SIM upon the banks Of the Rapid Ann On !,
the tte' lands of George ". Farley. Esq. Il
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A NoN-coMMITTAL HousE.-Mr. BROOKS
Of New York, made an effort to secure
direct expression Of opinion against a
further contraction OF the currency DuV
the House declined to meet the issue. nc
fact was subsequently elected, however,
that the subject will engage the very serl-
Gus attention of the Ways and Means Com
mittee. MIR. Banks was equally unsuccesS-
rul in an effort to get direct vote on
proposition virtually declaring that 1he
funded debt of the United States should %
paid in coin. Both Of these subjects were
referred to the Ways and Means Commit
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New ENGLAND PRFJuDIcEs AGAINST Ne
GEoEs.-Thc Providence Or. ~ Journal
says very large and very black Ethiopian
and a delicate white woman Of rather pre-
possessing appearance, hailing from Fall
river, were in that city on Friday endea-
voring to get clergyman to marry them,
but at last accounts they had not sue
cppdpd
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Louisiana Reconstruction Conven.

Louisiana Reconstruction COnven.
ton.
New ORLEANS, December BIN the
Convention to-day resolution was offered
to establish the seat of government at
Baton Rouge, and to empower the first
Legislature that meets there to levy tax
to build State house. Referred.
A resolution was offered fixing a days
work at eight hours, and fixed wages for
laborers on public works, guaranteeing ten
per cent. on all collections, and fixing
physicians fees at three dollars per visit
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CONSERVATIVE MEETING IN ALBEMARLE.
A public meeting was held on yesterday
court day to appoint delegates to the
Conservative Convention to be held in
Richmond. Messrs. Thomas J. Randolph,
William J. Robertson, Thomas l.. Preston,
Thomas Wood, and William w. Minor,
were elected delegates unanimously, and
Hon. William C. Rives added, in case he is
able To ltend.-LMOnicle.
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Dcatf,s from, Poison

CINCINNATI, December 2.-The family
Of c. v. Cook, McMinnville, Tenn was
f2soaed few days since, using by mus
AXE arsenic instead Of soda for making
''ead. -Four Of the family have died. IN
..gc.ng LIZ. Cook.
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CATHOLIC PRIESTS AND Nuns ARRESTED.
Tb. sheriff of Cape Girardeau county,
Mo-. arrested last week priest named
AI.zeri president of st. Vincent's Col
1,na snd several nuns at the convent
,here for teaching without taking the ne"
a w. test oath. This oath mas
boan decided unconstitutional as to preach
arc and attorneys, but no decision as 10
teachers has been made.
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WHOLESALE REMOVALS BY MILITARY
G .rp,p-In Flakes Galveston (ieXas)
BulLetin of November lst we observe joe
solid columns of removals from and up,
nointments to State offices by General
Mower the acting military commander OF
the Fifth District. Is it not full time 10
mt stop to the military autocracy IN
this republican government !-,N"''o''u'
JntgU;yenctr
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lay inclined to the water at an angle of
about forty degrees-the water covering
its lower edge. It's existence has been
known for many years-which is proven by
many inscriptions made upon it with dates.
There is not the least shadow of doubt
but that the footprints are the genuine
prints of child and animal.-Lynchb1ug
Virqinidn.
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CENTURY PLANTS SLIGHTED.-A Cali
fornia paper speaks disrespectfully of the
century plant thus: "They gEowin nearly
all the gardens in Los Angeles, and are
frequently taken up and thrown into the
streets as a nuisance. They are not only
found in the gardens, but grow wild upon
the plains in many places" So century
plants, like prophets, have to go away from
their own country to fud honor. One was
exhibited in New York many years ago,
which excited great wonder, and produced
small fortune for its owner. But Cali
fornia has wealth of curious things.
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The Burning of the British snip
Consul.
SAVANNAH, Ga, December 3.-The Bri-
fish ship Consul y still burning. 1t is ex-
pected about 900 bales of cotton will be
saved from her, but in damaged condition.
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GENERAL J. A. EARLY.-We received
letter yesterday from this old veteran and
hero, dated Drummondville, Province
Of Ontario, Canada, where he is now loca
ted. Drummondville is half mile from
Niagara Falls and on the old battlefield
of Lundy's Lane. The General states that
his health is improved, and desires to be
remembered to his friends.-LwchJurg
TirliniQn.
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Lord and Lady Amberly are the guests
of HON. V. L. Pruyn, representative in
Congress from the Albany New York.
district. Lord Ambcrly is the eldest son
of Lord John Russell, and will inherit his
title when he dies.-Washington Chronicle.
Several valuable tracts of land in the
country round about Winchester, Va,
have lately been sold to persons from
Pennsylvania, who design to reside in Vir-
ginia.
Barney Aaron has agreed to engage in a
prize fight on the 1st of April for $1,000 a
side with one James Collins.
Tazewell county has appointed dele
gates to the State Convention.
Caroline Richings was married on Satur-
day to Mr.. p Brainard, at Philadelphia.
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The Presidents Message Ciandesfine-
Nv Telegraphed-Telcg Work.
WASHINGTON, December 3.-From the
telegraph office in this city, from o'clock
yesterday morning until 3 o'clock this
morning, were transmitted 10000 words
of newspaper matter.
This is unprecedented work.
The Presidents message was clandes-
timely telcgraphed by three different par
ties
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New York Election = Hoffman Re-
Elected Mayor.
New YORK, December Goldman
tDemocrat) to-day was elected Mayor OF
the city by a majority over both his oppo-
nents, Fernando Wood (Democrat) and
Darling (Republican).
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Doubt about the Convention in
South Carolina. dc.

CHARLESTON, S. c., December 3.-Fur-
Their returns from the State election leave
the result in doubt as to the success or de-
feat of the Convention. The contest is
close, and can only be decided by the Off
cial count.
General Candy has issued an order
regulating the taxes for the support OF
the State organization during the coming
year.
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1obn Hill (colored) was fatally stabbed
On Saturday night, at resIa n.y. Th y,
Littleton Herbert, in fmlaue agraan from
t.tal wound was given by freedman ifon
i h,ahoma called Henry Clay.
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ANOTHER CASE OF ALLEGED MISTAKEN

ANOTHER CASE OF ALLEGED MISTAKEN
HUSBAND 1DENTITY.-In Worcester, Mass,
recently, man was accused by woman
who claimed to be his wife of having aban-
doncd her and his two children in England
and married another woman in this coun-
try. Several witnesses swore to the iden-
tity of the man, and the complainant as
serted that he mad peculiar "mark" on
his side just over his right hip, by which
she could identify him. He was accord
ingly examined, and the mark found as
the woman had described. But the man
still denied the charge, said the "mark !"
was produced by cupping while in the
army hospital, and exhibited another cor
responding mark over the left hip, to which
the woman had not certified. The case is
avery singular one, and will require clearer
and more satisfactory evidence to salts
fly the judge as to the identity of the man
with the woman's lost husband.
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LL.--Rcv. james Dughen is quite III
ID fat expected TO survive. lie was ,akeh
~ lay last, and has been gradually oe
since that time.-Lwchbur9 PaY'-
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Cold Weather.

A'NNEAroLls, December line "eash lst
4 very cold. The thermometer was t"ci'o
.s2rees below zero yesterday morning.
Nagig2tion on the upper Mississippi IS
closed.
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earthquake fnthe West Indfes-Greaf
Loss Of Life and Destruc ton Of Pro.

Earthquake inthc West Indies-Great
Loss of Life and destruction OF Pro-
pcrty.
HAVANA, December 1.-The British
West India mail steamship La Plata, at
TINS port, reports that violent shocks of
earthquake have been experienced at St.
Thomas, st. Croix, Tortola, Peters Island J,
and Little Saba. The shocks occurred
within the period from o'clock in the af.
ternoon of the 18th to the 10Th instant.
Many lives and vessels have been lost.
There was also volcanic eruption. The
sea was raised fifty feet over the land, and
IN its retrocession swept off the populace
with immense losses of human life and
merchandise. Little Saba is divided by
water in consequence Of the fury with
which the waves were thrown up. The
American schooner Wild Pigeon was sunk
by hurricane.
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s#a'i!!e Las appointed delegates 70 the
.a..vAd Convention.
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Mules and Horses for Sale.

MULES AND HORSES.-M
I'VE Jus. srr.vsd At the kXCHAaGE@ X8
lin street, ONR HUNDRED YOUNG snddne
WgLL-BkokR d JLBS. Alsox lot OF nns Lgo ,s.H
HORSES suitable for farm purposes. Wnlso VIZ
sell 81 fair priees. 80 ~,,nt.
ers OF North Carolina aEd Virgins !st.ss,son fss &,
Ios ~ sCs1, ~ re-. ss-tsI JOHN y. pAViS.
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c. R. BARNES, J.P. JUsrts, s. P. FOWLER.

C. r. BARNES, J.P. JUsrfs, s. P. FOWLER.
pARNES, JUSTIS 81 FOWLER,
u tsuccessors to JCsrIs Il FowLsR,l GENERAL
COMMISSION AND F0RW ahDiN6 MERCHANTS,
No. l6O2 franklin street, Richmond, Virginia,
and l&3 Pratt street, Baltimore, Md.-Partles
shipping PRODUCE TO this house can draw for
one half tho value OF shipment soon as ship
ped the balance a i'll be paid soon as sold.
Strict attention given to the business. Quick
sales and prompt returns made.
Refer 10 William NJ Caboll. member OF Virginia
Legislature, Buckingham county; Colonel y.
Cobbs, Farmvills. Va; A; N Pierce, stanton
Va: J K Koiner, Waynesboro, Augusta county,
va; Joseph Dcttor, Greenwood Albsmarle, Va;
X. s. Pollard, Richmond, Va; Lancaster u Co.,
bankers, Richmond, Va. seN-sm
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nPENING OF THE FALL CAM.
PAIGE
pREpARE FoR COLD WEATHER.

laval myself OF this medium to call the espesia.
attention OF my numerous friends and the pupl ai
to the largest and most complete 5snTaTNG i
b Reys ever nforsd Also, Gsntlsmen's Furnishing
Goods shirts, Drawers. Silk and Glnsh ma as VR
oInhracnp II the latest styles. My stock Is per.
feet style and fit guaranteed and eE pnsy TASTE
gratifed. NJ vor ~ stresis.
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uAYWARD'S DIME HOTEL AND
RESTAURANT,
established 1857, on thu European pian,)
No. 1908 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.

MEALS and SNACKS at all hours, embracing all
the DELICkCIRS of the season.
CHOICE LIQUORS, WINES, ALES, &c.
Major CHARLES hunt respectfully Informs his
friends that he will be pleased TO receive and en-
terrain them at the DIME.
no2s-IwH w. Il. HAY WAhO, agent.
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no 10

SPEAH & JACKSON'S SAWS.--One
- package Of these unriysiled sAWS-BsEd,
Panel. Rip, Tenon, and Compass OF my own I'm
port,ion direct from the IA ksrs. For sala X low
cot market rates by, CA4RLRS J. slNToN,
MOP 1855 M ain street.
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StoUeS, TI7aaU0re, &c.

TOUS e EPEk'S, LOOK TO
Ill YOUR IHTEREsT-Buy at the old estab-
lished STOVE, TISWAHE, and PLUMBING ES-
TABLISHMENT, $50 Broad street-
MUNICIPALITIES.
Stoves Of every description repaired and made
az good AZ new. .
Roofing. Gao. citing and Plumbing. no 10
VUST RECEIVED, all sizes OF the
81 MORNING GLORY HEATING STOVE, for
parlOrs, stores, and Office
=. ~ GREGORY & CO. Hl7 Main street.
VUST RECEIVED, THE GEM IL,
SToVRC Tor haattnR the hrst, second, and third
s,nr,s. nv en-. Ara. GREGORY CO.,
"a 81 IIl7 Main street..
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TRUSSES.-I have just
1 received WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUSS
the best truss In use for retention and radicA cure
OF Hernia Also, WHITES ABDOMINAL SUP
POTTER JOHN W. BISON. DTuggst,
mh u Main and Third strsats.
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rrr1THTc. s1aGKED DOWN-NOT

TLOTHTEG MARKED DOWN-NOT
~ SE w OERS3LD-SkLLiNG OFF AT a
PEoFGT-BA GAINS OF THE SEtsoH We arr r.
of ths timrs, and in that consideration have
MARKED DOVE some OF the greatest bargains in
our line that can bs found in the city. For In
stance: Fine Beaver Frock Business Goats at T2o,
wortt $50; fine Beaver Frcck 0vercoats st $50,
worth $40; BoYs School Suits at 81, worth slo.
Bargains Tor the million can be had ct
WILLIAM lRA SMITH Y COS,
roq5 1903 Main street.
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MILLS q RYANT, TOBACCO EX-
WI CHANGE, RICHMOND, w., BRoKsRs and
COMMISSION MERCHANTS Tor the purchase snd
sale OF LEAF and MANUFACTURED ToSACCOss
stgnments. Refer TO A. F. HARVEY: President Of
National Bank Of Virginia JAMES THoAAs, Jr,
ESQ.,, Richmond, Va; Aessrs. II. MgssESaBR
Co., New fork aessrs. JOHNSON THonPsos,
Boston Msss IL Ah
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rgNO THE AFFLICTED-BEN
1 SALALEM BROTH OR SALTS OF WIS
DON--a specific for Ringworrn, letter, Itch, Bar
bers Itch, Ulcers, and all eruptions OF the SKIN,
no matter how malignant or how long standing:
does not speedily and promptly cure and entirely
eradica the disease, the money will DO refunded
In evory instance. Price, soc: per bottle. For sale
by bLuNi 90! m u1 .,.a,,
On u 20 Richmond. Va.