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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-04

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Go,rection--Fae and Explosion of a Shell
May-Day-General Quiet Of the city. ;.
PETERSBURG. May 2. 1853.

PETERSBURG, May 2, 1868.
must make correction Of q typograph-
ical error in my letter of yesterday. In
stead of Daniel Lyon, it should be Daniel
Dyson who was recommended for the Office
of chamberlain. The Lyons are a highly
respectable family, who would not be likely
to seek Office at the hands of the Radicals,
nor to court any utilization with them. j
The fire last night at the corner of Syca-
more and Franklin streets was of but lit
tie Importance as it regards the property
destroyed, but was signalized by the explo-
sion Of shell after the firemen and spec
tators had left; consequently there was no
damage, but the report reused many per-
sons from their slumbers. 1t is full time
now that these missiles of former day
were placed beyond the contingency Of ac-
cidents.
May was ushered in by bright sun and
genial temperature. May-day brings
many recollections with it of early festiyi-
ties and joyous celebrations SO common in
our youth, now fallen into disnetude. 1t
may, perhaps, never be revived under such
brilliant auspices; but it was beautiful
exhibition, when scores of misses assem-
bled, all arrayed in white and decked with
floral ornaments, to crown one of their num-
Der Queen Of May. 1t was spectacle that
an angel might have looked upon with be-
nightly.
The city has been rather dull during the
week, except SO far as the connections in
the Radical camp may have excited tran
silent interest, and the sympathies We all
feel for those worthy men who have been
unceremonionsly thrust from Office. S.
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Aprop0s of remark that Russians are
absolutely incapable of understanding or
approaching good joke, this story is re-
lated /" An Englishman was relating to q
Russian friend that he had once seen ON n
country road post with this inscription :
This road leads to the town all persons
who cannot read this may apply to the
blacksmith To the great anguish of tho
narrator, his friend remained perfectly
composed, and thanked him for his story
with studied politeness which showed that
he had not understood it in the least. But
the next morning the Russian burst into his
friends room in commissions of laughter,
exclaiming, My friend, do understand it
now. Fool that was not to think of it |!
AS if the blacksmith might not be away
from home.'"
1t seems necessary, says the London
Court Journal, to inform those who attend
at court of point Of etiquette to which
their attention has apparently not been
called-namely, That gloves should not be
worn in presence Of the sovereign. That
is the precise rule; but usually the left
glove is worn. The right-hand glove should
on no account be worn by those who are
presented.
SoNG FOR CALKERs.-- Come, Oakum
with me-" &c.-Nelc York Commercial.
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7 ! ~. n -.
CoxE IN TO voTE-A couple Of colorea
men came in from the country yesterday,
one of whom said that he had arrived :. zoo
late TO vote on Thursday evening, ana the
other was sick on Thursday, and bo.n ap
piled to Mr.. Dickson to put their tickets III
the box.
On Thursday the following scene oc-
Cured 81.
Colored man.-I'se got Sam Green's ticket
in e'hand-sam he got diarahoe, and CAM
cum-e'want to vote UNI.
Register.-Can't do that. If Sam can't
come, tell him to send his wife. ;,
Voter.-All right, sab Use tell him. ],
Yesterday morning Sans wife appeared,
with his ticket, but, to her amazement and
Indignation, was told that it was too late, and
that she could not vote it!-Savdnnah ne
p1blicdn
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If ladies smoked, which the gods forbid :
do you suppose one lady would allow
another to stop her in the street and light 4
cigar from her lips, when she never was in
troduced When she didn't even know who
her dressmakcr was, or where she bought
her bonnets? Good heavens!
Did you ever notice &c tL.eIe Ii anything
unexpected occurs in the mutual path of
men through the same street, how naturally
and frankly they accost each other, though
perfect strangers, and converse about it,
and 90 their several ways, to their tomb
stones, after it. Not SO, sweet woman
Catch her speaking to |" that nasty thing "
How does she know I" who or what she is -
Children are so delicious about these
matters. I saw two little girls the other
day trying to crack nut upon the side
walk by pressing in turn their tiny little
shoes upon it. Despairing of success, they
said to gentleman passing, "Man, man,
crack this nut for us, will your His hand
some face was luminous with fun as he
pressed his polished boot down upon it, to
the delight of the youngsters and myself.
Now these little girls wouldn't have thought
of asking lady to do that, or if they had,
do you think she would have stopped to do
it ?-Funny Fern.
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AN INCIDENT IN WEST STREET.-This
morning gentleman who is far from pos
sessing even the semblance of country
man was accosted in West street near the
Erie Railroad depot by a seedily-appearing
sharper with "Bcg pardon, sir, but 'ere's
h'a man who as found h'a pocket-book con-
tanning h'a large sum h'of money, hand
-' At this point in his discourse he was
Uninterrupted" by his "pall" with you
Id fool: can't you see that he aint a
fat p" The seedy sharper, who was SO
solicitous about the owner of the pocket
book, . dropped " the gentleman and turned
in search of greener victim. This is one
more warming to people to beware of pocket
book droppers.-Ne,o York Commercial.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctionccr and Real Estate Agent.

r ARGE, ATTRACTIVE, AND VERY
iVAIUhBLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE. AT
S0IrTHEAST CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND
MADISON STREETS. FOR SALE NJ l, A. y
risS iwho has removed to his farm near this cityl
we shall sell at auction on the premises on Ep-
LIE iorae attractive. and admiraby-wcl located
rrsencc at the southeast corner of Franklin and
Madison streets. The lot has front or IS feet ana
three stories above the basement, contains abott
10 rooms. with all the modern improvements sn en-
rs gas water. city culrert. &c. ana Is remarkai!
we'll built Besides ample accommodations Tor
servants It has Il large brick stable and carriage
house Possession given In u few days.
TERMS Very LIBERAL and made known ~ the
h1 W. - '"'' W. GODDIN, Auctioneer.
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By Grlbbs 4 Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

CNALI, FRAMED HOUSE AND LOT
= ON BROAD STREET BETWEEN TWEEN
TS-FiFTU AND TWENTI-SINTII STREETS,
ADJOiNING THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-ln pursuance OF u
decd If trust executed by F. W. Scott to the under
sipned on the IOtlrof May, 1896, and recorded In
the Clerks office of Caroline County Court, con-
vcyng certain property therein mentioned, stun VA
ted I'm the said county Of Caroline, and also LOT
in the city OF Richmond, on Church Hill, will pro-
ccct. OH TUESDAY the 9Th day of May r., next, TO
sell to the highest bidder upon crctlt OF siA
nSnrnscs of Sale. a HOUSE and LOT upon Church
Hill fronting about - feet, and running back about
cast of the Presbyterian church. and has upon II
a small FRAMEb HOUSE with four rooms.
Sale made bit S O'Clock 7. NJ
'"'~ VT CHANDLER. Trustoos
r. l.. SCOTT. ii"''ee''
f,n,.,ns p urrIJ,NS AuctipnccrS, p28
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BY Wellington GoddIn,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE III

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE HUN.
DRIED AND TEN ACRES VERY yALr.
ABLE AND HIGHLY IMPROVED FARMING
LAND. ON THE RICHMOND AND FREDF
RICKSBURG LROAD. TWO MILLS
NORTH OF RICHMOND.-By virtue Of 4 deed or
trust to the subscriber. dated 9Th of August l.;s
recorded In Hcnrico County Court In Deed BooI
b. No. 50. page 3Os, | shall, In execution thereof
(having been SO directed by the parties interested.
sell ut public auction. on the premises. on FRI.
DAY the 9Th May. 1863. AT O'Clock u. W.. fair
not the next fair day thereafter. al the same hour
the real estate conveyed by the said deed consist.
ing of ten lots In Prices PLAN designated by Tie
numbers to 10 inclusive and the letters \ and l.
containing In the aggregate Ito c!0o0 acres front.
Ing partly on the railroad and partly on the new
road leading by the Fair Grounds. adjoining the
Hermitage tract, the lands of Dr. Martin $. Taylor.
John L. Ballard and others. The land /. NOT
ONLY In u very high state of cultivation hut lis
location is equal TO the best In that improving
neighborh0Od.
The deed requires cash SALE but the creditors
are willing to accept In lieu thereof Onc-thrd In
money and the balance on liberal terms of credit
to be announced III the hour of sale. The taxes for
1858 to he paid hy the purchaser.
The land will be sold In lots. with beautiful
fronts. next to the land of General scott. thu,
affording view of Richmond. according to the
original surycy-a plat of which may be- seen al The
office of the auctionecrS-Or as whole, rs mayh+
deemed most advantageous.
ap.7 JAMES l.. APPERSON, Trustee.
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BY wellington Goddin'
A,,t;onoor and Real Estate Agent.

EXCELLENT BRICK TENEMENT s MI, : 0 J;r
II, THE Fast SIDE OF EIGHTH STREEr
NNnpru on THE CITY SPRING. FOR SALE.
ar AucToE-Will be sold =, auction q" ,sss tue nc
premises, on THURSDAY the 18th OF May t9es a.
pc.nIoct p NJ that excellent BRICK Ten r..
SIEE'T located MS above, now In the occupancy OF
Mr. Joseph G Courtney contains so els and %"o
to,s" cas- and city water and the whole premises
IN good repair Possession given in few DAYS },so
TERMS Onc-fourh cash; balance ~ , ILL.,;
elk and nine months for negotiable notes. iii'e'e'
added secured by Il trust deed: ,,oor
W. uohhAA>'
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An old gentleman expressed his regret at
seeing SO charming young lady in Ill
health. "Ah! yes, indeed" sighed the
eldest sister, ga disease of the heart"
" Dear me-" was the sympathetic response,
"at her age! Ossification, perhaps :"
"Oh, no, sir-an ossifer, q lieutenant "
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rr., of,h.r,7 aacanad an tho night Of

bike, Ten OF them escaped on tho night OF
the 25th Of April by removing log OF the
floor Of the room in which they were con-
fined. Two Of the guard were on duty at
operations SO that the guard could not see
them while at the work. We have cap
tnred eight of them, and expect to get the
other two soon. JOSEPH II. SHULTz.
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Of the First Promise, and yet stand fast
with oil the strength of the everlasting gra-
mite
aCondensing iii a fair. free commonwealth
Not RdSl. Equality, bit Equal Rfghts--,
Prol,ortioned like the pillar to the temple
Giving and taking strength reciprocal, o,d
And making firm the whole with grace anu
3. JOHNSON BARBOUR.
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Those who put their names to bills
merely as "matter of form to oblige a
friend generally have to repent their tolly-
1--WE know man who won't even endorse =
a friends opinion)-still there is one good
point in their proceedings they write
only on one side the paper.'-Ftm.
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WARRINGTON LETTER.
.,,.,.os ,onaenee Of the Richmond Dispatch.

r;so,.de,. ~ the Hoase-Alta Vela Looming
an-~Another Ercoriation for Baaants.,
IKE Wearv 7rial-IVho are the doubtful
onss-Waat the Extreme Radicals hare
u"es s, nha,d y-Aariety about FeSsea-
90 soy 7S % conservative Ptssties, etc.
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By A. c. Pulliam, Auctioncer.

A UCTION SALE BY ASSIGNEE IN
~ BANKRUPTCY.-The undersigned, rs as
signee of the estate Of John I. Anderson, hank
rupt will proceed to sell at auction on SATCK-
DIY the 9th day of May. 1853 ut 10 o'clock 4. NJ,
if fair If not the next fair day thereafter at store
No. oOS. OH the south side OF Broad between &C.
cond and Third streets, 4 large assortment OF
STOVES. IRONWARE. TINWARE GLASS
WARE. LAMPS. LANTERNS. OILS. &c
Assignee.
Sale conducted by A. C. PULLIAM Auctionecr.
1890 2s-tlS
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Davenport & Co.. Stock Auctioneers,
Office oyer National Exchange Bank.

Davenport & Co.. Stock Auctioneers,
Office over National Exchange Bank
WE SHALL Ad SELL Ebx at ATc Tpy i At
conmencng at 10 o'clock the following ana such
other STOCKS and BONDS rs may be offered be-
fore day of sale:
10 shares Powllatan Steamboat Company Stock,
30 shares Insurance and Savings Company OF
Virginia.
Company. ap
ALSO.
$40 900 Richmond and Danrile Railroad Coupon
six per cent. Mortgage Bonds
as shares James River and hanawha Com
pany Stock,
q shares Richmond Railway Stock.
DAVENPORT < CO.,
NV 4 Stock Auctioneers.
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ap3 8
ByiCook..& Laughton. AnciioncrrS.
corner Of Franklin and Goyrrnor s,roo,,

SORREL MARE, FOR ACCOUNT Of
- WHOM TT MAY CONCERN. AT ARC.
TION.-On SATURDAY. 9th instant, AT 10 o'clncl
will sell. ON Council Chamber Hill. one SORREI
MARE, said to he about nine years old. AMI 70.
liable work animal. This sale Is made Ia nav
livery charges on said animal.
i
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BY Grnbhs & Williams, AnctIonocrs
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh q,

VALUABLE BRICK AND FRANpn
DWELLING. on THE SOUTH sIDr nv
HENRY STREETS. FOR SALE AT AIt:rinN'
We Will sell at auction on the premises w. ~.
WEDNESDAY the 9Th OF May. at haIE.n,s," "a ,
O'Clock L. NJ. the valuable BRICK I'M
FRAMED DWELLING located as aiorc ~ ",
scribed. containing seven rooms. and kitchen w,,L
three rooms The lot fronts SO feet and rms h,"H
l55 feet to al alley Is feet wide. TIL, Is dc,Ir-b
residence and IS In good repair. ''''
TERMS At sale. The taxes for lSss To be mai,
by the purchaser.
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
ap 80 AncilOncrrS
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AUCTION SALES.

THIS DAY.
By William X. Smith, Auctioneer,
No. 1894 Main street.
r WILL SELL THIS MORNING,
Il FURNITURE.
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS and SHOES.
BEDSTEADS, In endless variety.
We have Just received on consignment
CABINETS,
SIDEBOARDS.
WARDROBES,
TIN SAFES
and everything in the way of housekeeping ar'i-
Giles, which must be sold this mOrnngat 10 O'CLOCK
"A"' W. X. SMITH,
,nrs,t AuctiOnccr.
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FAILING SPRINGS; ALLEoKANY, YAy
q. April so, 1868.

Elitors OF the Dispatch i
understand there are many reports in
circulation relative to the escape OF con-
yicts brought from Richmond to work on
the Covingtoa and Healing Springs turn
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NH 20-d& w3m
TINE WATT PLOUGH.-sPECIAL NO

THE WATT PLOUGH.-SPECIAL NO
l. TICE.-To meet the views and needs of farm
ers, have, from this date. determined to reduce
the price of AL kinds of PLOUGH CASTINGS
We have also reduced the price Of the A b, or One
horse Plough and now sell It. with extra point ana
wrench, and cultivating mould-board (allincludedJ
for $3.50.
The One-horse A B Plough Is a turning plough, a
furrowing plough for planting corn. u sub-soil
plough, corn. cotton. tobacco. and vegetable
weeder and worker. With two additional pieces.
(a wedding mOuld-board cost so cents, and 4 steel
scraper, cost 81 to $l.5o, you have combined In this
plough the best implements ever yet made for all
the aboyc-named uses, and WARRANTED to do
every kind Of turning and cultiyating In field and
garden In manner superior to all others ever yet
made and that, too, without hoe labor, or to be
RETURNED, and the price paid at factory RE-
FUNDED.
We have now on hand full supply of these
Ploughs, together with the largest sizes both left
AND s1 OF
Shelters, Straw Cutters Grain Cradles. Wheat
Fans, Grass Blades, Hay Rakes. Traces, Harness.
&c. WATT L KNIGHT.
ap le-d&sw1m
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By Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner of Main and Eleventh streets.
TOUR FRAME TENEMENTS, ON FEDE-
II RAJ STREET BETWEEN RICHARD AND
BALDWIN STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-Wc will sell ut auction, on the premises,
on MONDAY the 4th Of May. at a O'Clock L. NJ,
above described. Two of them have each three
rooms and Kitchen the other two have three rooms
without kitchen. The entire lot fronts 65 feet
and runs back the usual depth.
TERMS : One-thrd cash !; the balance At six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by trust deed.
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
apsO Auctionecrs.
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TOR sALg.-Five SAND CARTS, 2 Mhi
WHREi,S and SEINE. Apply al Mnasiss
bsceo Warehouse isom 70 10 A. ~ sp''
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"Woman: the only sewing machine that
ever basted o goose"
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By Regnault Z Co., AuctiOneers,
Main street between Eighth and Ninth streets.
VERY EXCELLENT FURNITURE AT
v AUCTION.-We will sell ut our store MON
DAY MORNING, May 4th. commencing at 10
O'Clock
MAHOGANY and WALNUT and OAK Cab
NETS. BUREAUS, and WARDROBES,
MAHOGANY SIDEBOARDS and SOFAS ana
BEDSTEADS. CHAIRS. ~
WALNUT EXTENSION and other DINING
TABLES. COTTAGE BEDSTEADS,
WASHSTASDS LOUNGES.
HAIR and SIIUCK MATTRESSES. 80.
WALNUT BAR COUNTER and DAk SPLIT
CHAIRS.
with large variety Of miscellaneous goods.
REGNAULT Il CO.,
my2 AuctonecrS.
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DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK.-ssye
YOUR dollars. Save your house rent, Buy
yoursslfa home. II not able, we make you SO.
Liberal interest allowed ON al dep9shs rom one
information apply at ONCE 1900 Main street.
an SLIM
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BY Regnault < Co., Auctioneers,
ay,t,, - rnot bot uncn EIGHTH and Ninth

BY Regnault < Co., Auctioneers,
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.
CTOCK OF DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
- On MONDAY. May 4th commencing at 10
O'Clock \. NJ. at No 523 Broad street, we viii sell
by auction without reserve, the remaining STOCK
OF Dry Goods, &C., OH hand, tho proprietor having
determined to discontinue business. 1t consists OF
an excellent assortment of 80 ~
DRESS. GOODS, HOSIERY. GLOVES,
FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS. &c.
which will be sold IN lots to suit purchasers, ana
the attention Of the ladies Is particularly invited
REGSAULT K CO.,
myoot AuctiOncerS.
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BY Sampson Jones, Jr.. 4 Co.,
Auctioncers and Commission Merchants.
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary streets.
WYE WILL SELL AT OUR WAKE,
w HOUSE. Nos. / 6, and 8, Fifteenth street
between Main and Cary. on MONDAY. May An,
commencing at half-past 10 O'Clock A. NJ, goot
assortment of
GROCERIES.
WINES.
LIQUORS, &C.:
to which we invite the attention OF the trade.
~ ;. JONES, JR.. ( CO..
myo ItuctioncerS.
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STEAMERS.
PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND xsHs

l. AND NORFOLK STEAMSlil III sazs.sHss
LINE.-Steamers NORFOLK and ALEAA,GI.
DRIA composing this line will leave PhiiadriPn,'
every SATURDAY, and Richmond avery Ill
DAY. alternately. ,,rs
Freight taken for Norfolk. also for CHAKLLS,
TON, SAVANNAH, and NEW OKLF.ASH a"'
bills Of ladlng signed through. end
Passage to Philadelphia, including: meals '""
stateroOin, $40. w. i. PORTER. Agent
sc n Office No. 2I25 on the DOCK
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HARDWARE.
POWDER, &c.

nUPONTS POWDER. 5000 kegs
~ DUPONT'S SPORTING and BLASTING
POWDER. Also. so, 900 feet SAFETY FUSE. For
sale by +. Il S. WORKMAN & CO.,
my i-eod4w Agents for the manufacturers.
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DOWDER, POWDER-for sporting and
4 blasting-in kegs and canisters:
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ITO BUILDERs.-Proposals will be re-
Il cciyed up TO II o'clock NJ. of MONDAY: I'm
corner OF Main and Third streets In ghoie Oh
separate branches OF business. Plans, xc;t San
he seen at the anction-hoasc OF Regnaut W.
$50 Main street. .,,os
The Building Committee reserve 20 themselves
the privilege TO accept reject any ana ~
20 JOHNsFs REGSAULE
my l-st Chairman Building Cemmissee'
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CPRING TRIaiAIINGS.-WILLIAM G.
y SCHWALMEYER respectfully informs his
friends and particularly the ladies. that he has
Just received his new stock of SPRING TRIM
MISGS, such as PRINCES, BUTTONS, GIN
PURE. LACES, &C.. which he invites them TO
call aud examine.
WILLIAM C. SCHWALMEYER.
1908 Main street, opposite
an s0-M WSFIwA SIZES the pOst-ofhce.
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MINING FUSE of every variety offered
lx1 by manufacturers agents:
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WOODS ANTI-DYSPEPTIC ELIXIR,
wv for the cure Of Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Loss of Appetite, Costivencss Heartburn, Acidity
Of the Stomach, Fiatulence, Diarrh9a, Liver
Disease, &c. Prepared by
WOOD & SON, Apothecaries,
ap 80 Richmond, Va.
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TOR NEW YORK-OLD DO -!

E0R NEW YORK-OLD DO-4fFfN
AINION STEAMSHIP CoMpA-.ass.sssssftIn.
NY-The splendid new side-wleei ,ts ~ XIX.
ALBEMARIE. SARATOGA, HATTERAsSs Hirh
CARA. and VIRGINIA leave S,.ymIn.pp DIR -, and
miond direct every TUESDAY, TIL UhSID,t..ASn AZ,
SATURDAY. Leave Ricimondefery
FRIDAY, and SUNDAY, at hish Ta aS.r. built cx-
These Ships are entirely new, ana ms.s ;g sai,ous
pressly for this route They have spiedii and
and stateT0ons, and the iare, aee'h''1'
attention. are unsurpassed. ,n,.a regularly
Goods shipped by this line ARE 'S severed pier il
North river within forty-cght hours. ovd.rrd.
Insurance effected At S%sss S tsse YORK forwarded
win dis patch, and no charge made eAeef' 'o'
tua, Tor Charleston Savannah New or-
,.ms and other southern ports, leave rom Wv
joining pier. All goods for these points "'
~ transferred without exposure. "a, Greeu-
'AGENTs.-N. l.. McCready, preslaen.s 70 -, rich
wich street New York Samuel Ayre a, sJ peters-
mond, Va: John II. West. CRY Poins '""
burg: T. II. Webb, Norfolk va.
For freight or passage appiyto 20 AGENTS.
de1 corner Main aa r n-~---------------
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NHEAP, RELIABLE, A N DSsSiAsl
MORE, SAVANNAH, BOSTON, AND TtE
WEST.-TRI-WEEKLY LINE.-poWh,A,tr IN
STEAMBOAT C0MPASY.-SO CiiAKGHLsr f1 0r
GOODS BETWEEN BALTIMORE AND Isl,
MoND. : Leaves Baltim2re every TuE i. Rieh,
THURSDAY, and SATUKDA9: tea's md Sh-
TJJRDAY, Freight received every day leac "..
Sunday up to O'Clock p. N. These steamer .'ser
Recommendations, Fare reduced To THREE DOL s
LARS; meals and staterooms extra. sor ii''o'
or passage apply TO ,.,.,,s
corner Thirteenth aud Cary .t:ee,,' n
Our Mr., j. ID. HARVEY and Mr.. VIII ~.
BRETT. an experienced clerk, VIII a,tcha ~
sonally TO receiving and delivering irsigh'; ,,.
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