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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-23
The Markets.

NEW YORK, December 21-Noon.-
Stocks active. Exchange, 1lO1S. Money
s per cent. Gold, l332 s0l33%. Tennes.
see SIS, 6215. 5-2O's, '62, old, 1881
Flour dull and dropping. Wheat quiet
and heavy: Corn dnll and in buyers IA
vor. Rye advancing. Oats firm. Pork
dull; mess, $27.05. Whiskey nominal
Cotton quiet at 1870. for middling up
lands. Freights dull. Turpentine, soc,
Rosin trmer.
New YORK, December 2l-Evening.-
Cotton shade lower; sales 800 bales at
15h815Ac. Flour dropping, but without
change. Wheat dull, and nominally in
buyers favor. Corn l@2c. better. Pro-
visions dull and heavy. Mess pork,
S2O.S0. Naval stores quiet.
BALTIMORE, December Election dull
and nominal at l5Ic. Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat dull and unchanged
Corn active: white, sl.20@s1.25; yellow,
S1.23@Sl.25. Oats firm at 7SGS0c. Rye
dull. Provisions quiet and unchanged.
CINCINNATI, December 21.-Flour dull.
Cotton dull at lac. WhiSkey steady.
Provisions easier.
WILMINGTON, N. c., December 2l.-
Spirits turpentine steady at 45%c. Rosir
advanced and firm at Sl.90 for common
and 81 for strained. Tar, So. Cotton quiet
at l3 &c. for middling.
CHARLESTON, December 21.-Cottor
steady and in fair demand; sales, COO
bales receipts, LILO bales; middling
l5c.
AUGUSTA, December 21.-Cotton in fail
demand and prices shade easier; sales
| 700 bales receipts, !, 200 bales; middling
1890.
SAVANNAH, December 2l.-Cotton dull
sales, 81 bales; receipts, $500 bales; mid
ding, l411ac.
MOBILE, December l.-Cotton-Sales
to-day, 800 bales; receipts, 2,777 bales
market closed quiet; stock on sale good
middling, 1890.
New ORLEANS, December 21.-Cottor
duller; middling, l43lc. sales, 1000 bales
receipts, 1854 bales; exports, 12,42(
bales. Sugar firm and unchanged. No
lasses-Far to prime, 6O070c. Gold
1920
LONDON, December 2l-Noon.-Consols
9234. United States bonds, 70 3-l6.
p. M-Consols and bonds unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, December 2l-Noon.-Cot-
ton quiet: estimated sales, 10000 bales
Brcadstuffs quiet. 2 p M.-Cotton dull
sales, 10000 bales; uplands, Sic; Or.
leans, 7 DIG.
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REVENUE FROM LIQUORs.-A communi-
cation sent to the House of Representa-
tives Friday, giving the amount of revenue
derived from the tax on distilled spirits,
shows, among other things, that while the
receipts from tax on distilled spirits, during
all the years since 1862, have been over
one hundred millions dollars, the amount
received from the sale of spirits seized and
for fines imposed during that period amount
to less than $4,000, and this in the face
of the fact that illicit distillation has been
known to have been carried on in every
section of the country. Ohio returned the
greatest revenue from this source, and
Mississippi the least. The returns for this
wear show falling off in the last quarter
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q" T. ". Conway, Esq"

WHY STANTON REMAINED.-It comes
out tonight from Mr.. Stanton's friends
and relations, directly, that the late Secre-
tary of War, in explanation Of his remain
ing in the Cabinet after he had discovered
that his continuing there was against Mr..
Johnson's wish, says that he would long
since have resigned his position as Secre-
tary of War but for the fact that he re-
ceived letter signed by most Of the Re-
publican senators and representatives in
Congress requesting him to remain in the
Cabinet, as they allege, for the good of the
country and the preservation of the Re-
publican party.-Sun.
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John Mitchell and the Fenian Prest


New YORK, December 2O.-President
Roberts and John Savage, of the Fenian
brotherhood, waited on Mr.. John Mitchell
Yesterday, and as leaders of the two wings
of the Fenian Brotherhood, for the pur-
pose of rendering to Mr.. Mitchell the presi-
dency of the Fenian Brotherhood of Anne
RIGA, Great Britain, and Ireland. The in
terview took place at the Office of the
Citizen newspaper. Mr.. Mitchell declined,
with his best wishes for the success of the
brotherhood, as it was beyond his power to
accept the Office, not having an opportu-
nifty to serve.
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LAND SALE.-Our fellow-citizen John
T. Bronaugh, on the 18th instant, sold to
Mr.. Harrison G. Otis, of Geneva, Ontario
county, N. Y, 1000 acres Of land on the
Orange and Alexandria railroad, in Fairfax
county near the Union Mills, for 81 per
acre. Mr.. Otis intends planting it in
cranes and choice fruit trees. He has
some 10000 vines now in Washington. He
will be the first pioneer of the grape cul-
ture on any extended scale in that sec
ton. and if successful will doubtless
largely enhance the value Of surrounding
lands Wayrent0n lndec.
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F.. Mexican " revolutions

HAVANA, December 2O.-An instruction
took place in the capital of Yucatan on
the 10th instant, occasioned by some
ex-Imperialists who managed to arouse
the people and garrison to rise against the
local authorities. The affair was blood
less one, although Governor Cepeda took
fight. The rebels proclaimed that they
obeyed Juarez (?), and made noisy de
monstrations in front of the American
consulate.
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Conviction of the Mayor Of BFobiIe-A
Case unfler ataa Grill Richafa lSill

sssO SsshA Assh NtS DsAs
MOBILE, December 20.-The trial of
Mayor Horton, General Pope's appointee,
for violation of the civil rights bill in the
case of Charles Archer Johnston, negro,
was concluded to-day. This trial was oc-
casioned by the Punishment of said john
ston from the city. The case was argued
before Judge Busted, of the United
States District Court, and resulted in a
verdict of guilty being rendered few mo-
ments after the jury retired. The SEN
tence will be promulgated at IL O'Clock
Tomorrow
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JorpvA11sr1c-We understand that the

JouRNAL1sT1c.-We understand that the
project of starting new morning journal,
to be called the Republic, under the edl-
torial conduct of Mr.. G. A. Dana, has been
abandoned. The parties concerned in 1t
have purchased the Sun, one of the Oldest
and best established newspapers IN the
city. 1t has been very successful as Inc
organ of the workingmen. 1t is to be
edited, we learn, after the lst Of January
by Mr.. Dana, and its place of business Will
be transferred to the renovated building
formerly known as Tammany Hall. We
understand the price paid for the Sun was
s175 OOO,-Ne,o York Times.
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1t is learned at the Treasury Depart
ment that the statement that the Secretary
of the Treasury would in very short
time abolish all general bonded ware
houses for spirits, or such as are designated
class "B," and establish more of class
"a" in their place, was unauthorized by
Secretary McCulloch. The story that dis
tilleries can store the spirits manufactured
in separate place is also without founda-
ton. Even if so disposed, Secretary
McCulloch has no power to abolish these
warehouses, as they are established under
law of Congress, and must remain until
the law is repealed by that body.
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Tho Gar,iner.Tyler Will Case.

New YORK, December 2l.-The SUI
preme Court of New York has rendered a
decision in the rdner-Tyler will case
setting aside the verdict of the jury IN the
trial at Staten Island, and ordering new
trial. the costs to abide the event. This
decision is in favor Of Mrs. Tyler.
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Suffering at TOrtOia-Lafer from
E4eyti.

HAVANA, December 2l.-Intelligence
from Tortola island to the 18th instant re-
presents that the people are suffering
greater privations than those OF St
Thomas. The dead lay unburied, and
pestilence threatened, which could only be
averted by burning the corpses. The in
habitants are almost entirely without food
The Island of Tortugas was washed away
not Tortola.
The news from Hayti is to the 4th in
slant. President Salnave had repulsed the
Cacos. The Government was carried on
by Beasson, who was acting as president
during Salnave's absence. The biaci
general Ulysses was causing general alarm
by measures of CONSUMPTION. A reign O
terror was inaugurated, and the people
were concealipg themselves.
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The Eor,hauake Mt Syracuse.
From the Syracuse Journal of Wednesday

From the Syracuse Journal of Wednesday.
A very considerable shock of an earth
quake was experienced in this city this
morning at about ten minutes past 3
O'Clock, It was SO violent as to awaken
many people. Its duration is varlously es-
timated at from minute to two or three
minutes. The sensation produced by it is
described as like the rolling of waves from
south to north, rocking beds gently and
yet decidedly, as light boat would rock
upon rapid but steady running waves
There was no noise accompanying the
shock, except that caused by the rafting
of windows or the jostling Of crockery,
which was quite violent in several In
stances reported to us. In one case
where persons were up attending the sick
the commotion was so great as to create
fear that the house would be tumblec
down-crockery in the pantry was thrown
together, and the window sashes were
violently shaken.
In another case, a wash bowl standing
inside another produced succession o.
sharp, rafting noises sufficient to awaken
sleepers in the same room. The sensation
experienced by several persons we have
met, who were suddenly awakened by The
rocking motion of their beds, is described
as being singular, driving away sleep tol
the rest of the night. 1t was sudden
awakening by rocking motion entirel!
different from that ever before expert
enced, that created surprise and wonder
ment. The earliest vibrations were mos
severe, and the subsequent ones gradually
diminished in force.
About month ago shock of an earth
ouake-much less violent than this, how
ever-was reported to have occurred IL
the southern part of Onondaga county
Two earthquakes in SO brief period ar
rare Injuries for the people Of this north
ern latitude.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-23

Mr.. Jefferson Davis and wife were pas
senrers in the steamer Cuba, which lett
Baltimore Thursday for New Orleans. The
same vessel took out General Buchanan,
appointed by General Grant to command
the sub-military district of Louisiana. The
baltimore american says that when MI.
Davis went on board he was cheered by the
crowd on the wharf.
Cincinnati is filed with idle negroes
since the river closed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-23

An ADDRESS FROM PRESIDENT JOHNSON
The Nashville Banner asserts that at an
early day President Johnson will issue an
address announcing that he is not candi-
date for reelection. The Banner also
states that he will take up his residence at
Nashville at the close of his present term
of office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-23

INn11GRATIoN.-Thr sturdy sons from
Scotland arrived here this week as labor
ers on the farm of Governor Smith, near
town. The Governor, thus far, is highly
pleased with them, and says they have
entered on their duties with "perfect
will" We hope he has inaugurated a
policy which will be followed by our farm
ers Wa,rentOn hder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-23

To PREVENT GAS METERS FROM FREEz,
1SG.-Half gallon Of glycerine. mixed
with water will prevent small-slzed me,
ter from freezing for several winters, ana
will also prevent the water from evapo sa
ting, causing the gas to go out when the
water is below it's proper level. Gas me"
tiers in this city which were filled three
winters ago have given no trouble to con.
sinners since, and are as serviceable as dry
cas meters when filled in this way TOR a
lumber of years.-Lynchburg Republican,
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The Revolutionary Troubles I'm Perm.
HAVANA, December 2O.-Advices from
Chill and Peru of late date state that
the Supreme Court Judges in Bogota, who
were suspected of completely in Mosquera's
treason, have been tried by the Senate and
acquitted.
Prado, the President Of Peru, had gain
ed another victory over the rebels.
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The Georgia Convention.

ATLANTA, GA, December 2l.-The Con-
vention met this morning, and immedi-
ately adjourned over to Monday. 1t is
rumored on the streets that committee
of one, sent to Milledgcyille to draw funds
for the Convention, has telegraphed here
that there are no funds there.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-23

GENERAL GRANT on THE PACIFIC SLOPE.
A San Francisco correspondent Of west
ern paper states that if the reports be true
that General Grant has declared for the
Radicals, as Forney AYERS, he will not carry
State west of the Rocky Mountains.
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A correspondent Of an eastern paper,
writing from St. Paul, says: "Venison is
nlenty. Wagon loads of slaughtered deer
pltanG in the streets waiting for purchasers
at four cents q pound. CranDerr,eS, iargo
and luscious, are abundant and cheap;
Potatoes of enormous size and wonderful
farinaceous richness arc drug IN pne
Market
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-23

Judge Barnard, of the Supreme Court OF
New York city, has been made the victim
of an ingenious swindler. whom ne loaned
s. 600 on deposit of diamonds said to be
worth $4,000, but which subsequently
turned out to be worth only $4,000. The
swindler, SO far as is known, has not been
.rrested
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-23

SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. Archibald Thomas,
living in Amherst county near the Buffalo
Springs, was found dead IN his PEG on
Tuesday morning last-it is supposed from
apopleXy. The deceased was formerly a
resident of Fluvanna county, and was an
enertetic and enterprisiIg citizen. He
was upwards of seventy years Of age at
the time of his ase.-Lync!sbatrg NeaoS'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-23

Cool LARcENY.-A party of burglars
entered a private residence in Williams.
burg, n. Y, on Wednesday night, and
stole Sic, 900 in bonds, stocks, and treasury
notes. The indications were that they
had been leisurely about their work
smoking numerous cigars and drinking
several bottles Of wine during their stay
in the house.
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Couufarfe;t Tcn.YSolIar NOtes.

BosToN, December 20.-Well-cxecuted
counterfeit ten-dollar notes on the Ma
tonal Bank of Commerce Of New York
city are in circulation.
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The New York Constitutional Con
Ven1iOM.

ALBANY, N. T., December 2O.-The
Constitutional Convention has rescinded
the resolution to adjourn to Troy, and adj
ionrned to meet in Albany on January
14th
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The California Senatorship-ElecEi
of Eugene CasserIy.

SAN Francisco, December 2O.-The Le-
gislature to-day elected Eugene Casserly
United States senator to succeed Hon.
John CONFESS. 1t then adjourned over for
the holidays.
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Hon. a. HI. Stephens.

AUGUSTA, GA, December 20.-Hon. A.
Ii. Stephens passed through here this
morning en- route North.
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OFFICE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD Co.,}
RICHMOND, October 1. 1857. !
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

" 1RtlNlA CENIRAL hAlLFsOADs
Y On and after OCTOBER lar the Mail Train
will BIO run between Richmond and stanton
daily, except on Sunday, and on sunday between
Richmond and Gordonsville. West Of staunton
the Mail Trsp vii lssvs fsr f9x'DsSS on an aos
turn alternate days.
Leave klchnond 1913 A. M.
L Lsavs s SGvlnfsso9} for
Freight! Trains. daily Except Sunday leave
Richmond at 7. N and A. N.
THROUGH TICKETS sold to all prominent
points North and South, and to Lynchburg, Lex.
ington, Harrisonburg, Lswisburg, and other pro-
minent points In the West.
At Coyington, JAMES J. A. TRoTTER & BRO.
THEIRS STAGE LINE connects with the Mail
Train for White Sulphur, Lewisburs, and Ka-
nawha. Time from Richmond or Baltimore TO
Charleston, two and a half days.
At Stanton and Goshen, HARMAN i CO.'S
STAGE LINES connect with Mail Train for Lex
ington daily (except sundays), and passengers
60 through from Richmond or Baltimore same
day.
The Passenger Car beretofors attached to
Freight Trains will BIO discontinued.
H. D. WHITC0MB,
oel General Superintendent.
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Panl Green was suffocated by sleeping
in a room with gas stove in Lowell, Mass''
last Thursday.
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OFPrcE RICHMoSp AND PBrBRsBuRGl
RAILROAD CAMPAaY.

hICHNONp, Decempsr ., l7o'.
CPECIAL NOTICE.-After this date
- the lao p. NJ. TEAM from Richmond to
Petersburg, and tn 8. 80 A. NJ TEAM from Peters-
burg to Richmond, will not stop at Manchester
crossing. 4. II GILL,
de Aim Engineer and Superintendent.
DICHMOND AND DANVILL LIE
Ia RAILR0A D-CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
ONLY ONE PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.-0n
and after MONDAY, October 7, 1867, the Passenger
Trains on this road will run as follows:
GOING WgsT.-Through mail and pssssng or train
leaves Richmond daily at tbs A. H.; arrives at
Danville at 4P NJ; leaves Dsnville at A.o6 p. NJ;
arri yes at Greensboro at .10P N.
GoING EAsT.-Leaves Greensboro daily at SIS
A. NJ; arrives at DSnvills at S.eS A. NJ; leaves
Danville 81 $40 A. n. arrives at Richmond at
4.47P.M
trains on the Southside railroad Except on Sun
days): connect at Greensboro daily with trains
on the N orth Carolina railroad.
THOMAS DODAMgAD,
SUparirtandsnt.
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND YORK RIvER)
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RIruNnun Gctohar 20 1857


NEW LINE TO BALTIMORE, NOR
~ FOLK, AND THE FOLLOWING POINTS
BEYGND-yIZ;, PHiLApEILPTHIA, BoSTQM GIN
BUR BURG, ! { GtU M AND WHEEIiNG.-
Freight received MONDAYS and THURSDAYS at
this depot up to 8 o'clock !. III. for the above
sonable rates Passengers for Baltimore and Phil,
adelphis leave at J oSloek A. a: ~. on TuhsDAIs,
morning NOR gan and Philadelp6ia that night Fars-To
Baltimore 81 to Philadelphia, rs 80. Passengers
ns 1sG%gs EsssS
o'eiock A. N. Freight TOR Norfolk and intermodi:.
sts landings received MONDAYS; @sdnssdsys and
day at O. clock a. NJ. for White House. freight
received every day up to o'clock p. NJ, Sunday
Shippers, observe the following directions:
FROM BosroT TO RloHMoTD.5 1 y Your g goods
Of s and
River Railroad Line" pier NO. Light-5treet
FRoa PHILADELPHIA TO RIoHMoaD.-Forward
Union Linz" Is north wRarvss, Philadelphia,
No. Light street wharf, Baltimore.
FaoM BALTINoRE TO RioHMoND...ship all goods
h' SShHa oH s,z as sssr psa No.
Light.street wharf, Baltin3re; ,,oo
CAPTAIN JOHN HV' 4. FREEMAN, 'A'. AS'A''
Passenger and Freight Agent. oc 80
GREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
" NORTH, EAST, AND WEST. VA THk
4sD EHTS
WiTa NEW PATENT sLEERIES CHAIRS OF
road are now run from the southern terminus OF
the Connection railroad, conner BYRD AND EIaHfH
't Ths piY Z FaRo6aH MAIL TRAIN leaves Rhh.
mond daily st 1875 A. NJ, arriving in Washing
| ton at sos P. NJ. connecting With the early 81:
tsrnoon express trains Tor the NORTH East' ana
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, with els-
sGRsis wh sas
NJ, Sundays excepted) arriving In Washington
SIS H. k. xis ana hs % sssy morn
Il. Fl ossffR&a4S
aepe
Eighth streets, At $40 P. H., arriving IN Frsds-
'if TFasoB5G Il TIcKsrs and THROUGH BAG.
GAGE CHEGKs to Aloxsndr xsr,, washington u!,d
| all the principal cities In the West.
For fnrths Information and through tickets ap..
ply at the once Of the company, corner Broad and
ONCE 'ofn'' 0''' anu A's J.B GENTRY,
| General Ticket Agent.
SAMUEL Ruth. Superintendent APPS
B1oaaosD AXD FErERsBUHa RAILROAD Coat
| RICHMOND, VA, August "a, BS7.
| TRAINS ON THIS ROAD LEAVE
i the Depot, eorner OF Eighth and Byrd streets.
| a. follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN daily Except Mondays) st
A. II.
| FREIGHT and ACCOMMODATION daily lex
cept Sundays) at $50 T. Ii.
| Tbs A. II Train connects closely with trains
| a. far south az Augusta, Ga, and at Petersburg
| with trains Of tho southside raj lway.
| The lao P. NJ Train makes close ana sure con-
nectons with trains for all points south as lar AZ
View Orleans. and at Petersburg with trains for
Norfolk, Va.
Trains leave Petersburg for Richmond and all
pG FREIa GHi and ACCOMMODATION daily tex-
cept Sunday at 7.50 A. n.
| EXPRESS TRAIN daily at 9:ae A. NJ.
THROUGH NAIL daily Except sunday ~ ''Ns
Fare to Norfolk. o.. Baggage checked through
sss Engineer and Superintendent.
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8 Yours, very truly,
{" BEVERLY THORNTON

We are requested by Daniel Brown,
carpenter (colored), to say that he has
also withdrawn from the League for the
reasons assigned in the above card of
Thornton.
William Webster, blacksmith, wishes
the public to know that he has withdrawn
from the League, and will not hereafter
have anything to do with it.
Minor Grayson, blacksmith, goes step
farther. He will have nothing to do with
the League, and promises to vote the Con-
scryative white mans ticket.
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ITO THE AFFLIUTED-BENSON'S
DOM speciac for Rlngworm, letter, Itch, Bar
ber's Itch, Ulcers, and al eruptons Of the SKIN,
no matter how malignant or how long stsndirG
does not speedily and promptly cure and entirely
eradicate the disease, the money win be retundee
In every instance. Price, Soc per boaIe. rof ssis
by bLuHt go, q 1Ss}a 49,,
40, Richmond, Va.
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D1'Ggs, .NeGSc5aeS. DO.

NTAGNER'S CHILBLAIN LOTION
w will cure the worst cass of Chilblans, and
will give relief in twenty four hours. Prepared
aud sold by l.. WAGNER, apothecary,
corner Sixth and Broad streets. near market.
da 2l-2t$
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SNA G. NER'S CAMPHOR ICE, WITH
cure chapped hands, lips. or face, and make the
skin soft and smooth. Prepared and sold by
j.. WAGNER apothscary,
corner sixth and Broad streets, near the ma rket,
de 2l-2t# sign OF the eagle.
VALUABLE INFORMATION
' FOB THE PEOPLE !
How to cure cough-use the S0LACE COUGH
DROPS.
. Roy to cure chills and feVer-use "Ad0E CON-
How to cure itch--use BELGIAN ITCH LOTION
How to cure piles-use the mEAlCAN flLE
REMEDY.
How to cure .rheumatism-use RHEUMATIC
LOTION"
Whers to get any one or all Of the above valu-
@'10 WOOD y SONS Pharmacy
do l2-eod2w Fifth and Marshall streets.
DURE GLYCERINE, inodorous and
Il warranted free Of lead or any injurious
quality.
PURIFIED CaLOR0FORM, for inhalation and
internal use.
HERRING's ENGLISH EXTRACTS, fox use In
Prescriptions
DEoDORIZGD TINCTURE OF OPIUM, superior
to Laudanum and the Elixir Of Opium.
SYRUP OF THE BEOMIDE OF IRON. sub"
stitute for Syrup Of the Iodide.
Physicians prescriptions accurately compound
ed by experienced and thoroughly skilled apoth-
ecaries, with full strength and pure medicines.
MEADE u BAKER,
Practical Pharmaceutists,
noqs Ninth and Franklin streets.
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yAMES MACHIR HOGE. ATTOR-
% My AT LAW and NOTARY PUBLIC, Rteh-
mond, Va, will practice In all the courts Of the
ruptcy causes attended 10. ana particular atten.
tion paid to collections, ohies over National Bank
Of Virginia. Address post-ofacs box seS, -,
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rg,RUSSES, TRUSSES.-I have Just
received WHITES PATENT LEY EB FRGsS-
Of Eernis. Also, WHITES ABpOkIHAL SUP
PORTER JOHN W. BISON, Druggtst,
rh q Msin and Third tJsst,.