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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-25

"MILLER's UACKs."-A few days since 4
very nice party OF young ladies and gentle
men-nine in number-left Richmond for
New York. Just before the train arrived
ut that very wicked city, Il handsomely
dressed young man came through the car,
and producing some printed tickets, said he
was agent for Miller line of hacks, which
would he found at the Jersey ferry when
the party arrived, and would take them
where they wanted to 60 ut two dollars a
head. One young gentleman OF the
party said he had been TO New York be-
fore, that the hack rate was one dollar,
and he could not be taken in by that
trick. 1t Is remarkable how hard it is
to take in q young man if he has ever been
TO New York before" The well-drcSsed
stranger, with q rcproachful look, reminded
him that it was Sunday afternoon, when all
the coaches were out with pleasure parties,
and the fare was double for those hacks kind
enough to wait around the dep0tS for stran-
gers. This was enough, and the party took
nine tickets at SIS from the elegant agent,
who retired. On reaching New York one
of the gentlemen stepped out, saying
he would return with Miller'S hacks.
Staying some time, another gentleman
was sent after him, and found him dill
geutly inquiring as 10 where Millcr's hacks
NGlt. -lSeu VAS llitiI iObpNN
knew Miller, or where his hacks were. The
railroad agent had never heard of Miller's
hacks, and the education Of the man that
sold ferry tickets had been so sadly neglected
in youth that he hId never heard OF those
useful vehicles. An Irish nobleman en-
gagged in checking baggage being asked il
Miller's hacks were in the neighborhood,
took off his hat, looked in it intently, and
replacing it, remarked with great conf
dence that he didn't think they were. A
newsboy suggested that he thought it likely
Miller had 'cm in his pockct-a suggestion
so full of humor that the perpetrator felt il
incumbent on him Immediately to stand on
his head on the curbstone. The anxious
searcher, with some sharpness, announced
that he had printed tickets for rides in Mil
ler's hacks but Though made with dignity
the announcement was received with much
hilarious derision by the cheerful mob. II
was too clear that the handsome young
agent on the cars was fraud, and that Mil
ler's hacks were delusion and snare. The
party, including the young gentleman whc
had "heen TO New York before" rode III
town in hacks-but not III Mit!er's.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

A. c. PULLIAM will sell at 5 o clock five vacant
lots In and near Manchester.
COOK 6 LAUGHTON Will sell on Council Cham
Der Hill, at 10 A. NJ, horses. mules, cows. &c.
THOMAS ". KEESEE will sell at 10 A. II.
horses, mules &C., on Council Chamber Hill.
E. II. VALENTINE will sell at 10 o clock house
hold furniture, dry goods, clothing, &c.
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SEPTEMBER II, 1889.

SEPTEMBER II, ls62.
j. B. Kidd Esq., 7l7Broad street.:
Dear Sir II have examined the samples Of Cali
fornia wines and brandy which you were SO
obliging as to furnish me. After the application
OF al the usual tests l am satisfied that they are
what they purpor! to bc-pure, and free from any
foreign or dcleterious ingredient. The . Mnsca-
tci'' and Port" among the wines, especially
the former, will compare favorably with the i'm.
ported specimens Of their respective characters
to he found In our market. Very truly yours,
JAMES BEALE, NJ. d.
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10. FOR MAIDEN's ADVENTURE DAA.-Cap-
tain WILLIAM A. SUBLETT is running Il freight
and nackct-boat TO Maidcn's Adventure Dam,
which Is a. great convenience TO tho travelling com
munity between that point and RichnouS, The
boat Dover leaves Richmond from the foot of Sc
yenth street on Wednesday and Saturday of each
week ut 7 a. NJ; returning, leaves Maden's Ad-
venture Dam Mondays and Thursdays at A. NJ.
As Will be seen this boat runs only In the daytime,
and on different days from that of the regular
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE SEPTEMBER
%, 1SG9.-T. J. Noble, i. +. w, L. Nance,
Richmond, Va; Clement Read, New York ;
Miss f. 4. Clare, Washington, ID. e.; Col
onel William B. Tail, Amelia Courthouse,
Va. NJ. Hotties, Baltimore, Md. Miss Eliza
Brown, Petersburg, Va.
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The KNIGHTS OF PETHIas.-This popu-
lar Order, composed almost entirely of
young men, is still spreading over the con-
tincnt. The Supreme Scribe has received
information Of the recent establishment of
new Lodges i'll California, Wyoming, In
diana, Massachusetts, Iowa, Illinois, Geor-
ga, and South Carolina. This will give
some idea of the extent Of territory over
which the Order is dih'uSed. There are now
about 400 Lodges in the United States (ot
which Pennsylvania has 1907, having mem
berShip Of over l0J,OUC.
There are four Lodges in this city, each
Of which has Il good membership. On
Tuesday next Old Dominion, No. 4, will
celebrate its anniversary with an entertain
ment; for which Il competent committee is
now making arrangements. This Lodge is
presided over by Worthy Chancellor w. L.
Binford, and embraces some of the best
young men in the city in its membership.
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THE NEW STEAMBOAT LISE.-It is stated
that the new line Of steamers between Rich
mond and Norfolk will commence their
trips next week. This will give us daily
river communication with Norfolk, and the
business of the old line will hardly be
affected by the new,
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COMMISSIONERS IN CHANCERY.-General
Candy has made the following appoint
monts George T. Bcalc, AppcmattoX
county: Hiram L. Hurt; Craig county !;
Inman Ii. Stevens, Fauquer county; John
billiard andLJames L. Houtchins, GoOchland
county Thomas L. Doncgan and John H..
Davis, Henry county; b. L. Wayland and
Hugh N. Stevens, Madison county; J. II.
Remington, j. z, Hodges. and l.. {. p.
Cowper, Norfolk county Wade ". HGmp-
ton, Page county; J. c. Poor, Prince Will
liam county; John C.G. Ncazcy, Richmond
county Rces 2. Gillespie, TaZewell county.
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VOL. XXXVU.
LIST OF LETTERS.

|
1ST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS
II REMAINING IN TIE RICHMOND POST
OFFICE SEPTEMBER IS, 1869.
Persons calling for letters III this list VIII please
say advertised.
ar not called for within month they will be
sent to tho Dead Letter Office.
'Frcc delivery Of letters by carriers ut the resi-
denceS of the owners may be secured by observing
the following rules
~. Direct letters plainly TO the street and num-
Der. we'll rs the post-offce and State.
~. Head letters with the writer's post-ofce and
State, street and number. sign them plainly with
full name and request that answers te directed ac-
cordlnciy. .t....
'a Letters to strangers and transient visitors in
4 town or city whose special "ddreSs may be un-
known shonld he marked at the lower-hand cor
ncr with the word transient
Place the post lgc-stamp In the upper right
hand corner. and leave space between tine stamp
and direction for post-marking without intcrfer-
Ing with the writing.
\. B.-A request Gor the return of letter to
the writer. Ii unclaimed within thirty days or less
writtcn or printed with the writer's name, post
office, and State. - So the lcft-hand end of the
envelope on the fac, side will be complied with
Letters bearing such "ndorscmcnt VIII be returned
to the writer thereof thout additional charge.'-
See Sec. is Euac Of Is 3,
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ton. and called upon Mr.. Miller to with
draw his amendment, which he did.
The preamble and resolution offered by
Mr.. Ordway were then unanimously adopt
ed.
After the transaction of some business OF
minor importance the Council adjourned.
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BEFORE THE UNITED STATES CoMNIs-
sIoNEg.-The case Of S. II. Holland and
John Oyler, charged with conspiring to de-
fraud the United States Government, was
further heard yesterday, and the parsies ac-
Quilted
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PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER "a, 1859.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Petersburg, Geoghegan, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Haryeys Williams.
Schooner j. B. Myers, Elwood, Philadelphia,
coal, Halves Merr!man.
SAILED.
\ Steamer Norfolk, Plat. Philadelphia, merchan-
disc aud passengers, w. z. Porter.
Steamer Niagara, Brakeman, New York, mer.
chandise and passengers, w. @. Dunbam q Co.
Schooner Caroline Hall, Vickers, Savannah,
railroad supplies Curtis Il Parker.
NIEMoEAEpA.
WEST POINT, September 2f.--Arrived, steamer
Kenngbec Freeman, merchandise aud passengers,
Elchmond and York River Railroad Company
The Colombia, Foss, from Richmond, arrived al
London OH the eth Instant
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FEAST ON CHURCH HILL.-A feast will be
held next week at Mr.. William II. Gordons
on Broad street near Twenty-siXth, for the
purpose of raising funds to enclose the Full
ton Methodist church, Rockets. The en-
tertainment will commence on Tuesday
nreninW
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A PUBLIC BEYEFIT.-W. ID. BLAIR L Co.,
Ninth and Main streets, proprietors Of that cs-
ccllcnt whiskey called "ALpHA," really deserve
credit for introducing in the market such a pure
medicinal whiskey at so moderate price. trial
Of 1t can but prove It's superior quality.
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EOR RENT, BRICK DWELLING a.
Il OH the south side Of Main between SlxthA.4
ahd Seventh streets, containing ten rooms; with
water and gas bathroom; Kitchen, &c.
BRICK DWELLING on the north side OF Grace
between Fourth and Fifth streets, with ten rooms
gas, water, furnace, &c. very complete estaD-
liShmcnt.
BRICK DWELLING on the south side OF Cary
between First andSecond Streets with ten rooms !;
water and gas. In good order.
BRICK DWELLING on the south side or Broad
nj the corner of Fourteenth street, with ten rooms
water and gas.
BRICK DWELLING on the east side of Second
between Cary and Canal Streets with eight rooms !;
kitchen. sc.
| BRICK DWELLING on the west side OF Second
between Marshall and Clay streets, with seven
rooms. and kitchen
BRICK DWELLING OH the east Side OF Mayo
street. with ten rooms and kitchen.
FRAMED DWELLING on the north side oil
Cary between Third and Fourth streets, with seven
rooms, and kitchen.
BRICK DWELLING on Oregon Hill, with five
rooms. :,
BRICK DWELLING at the corner OF Sixth
street and the canal. with five rooms.
BRICK DWELLING on Locust alley with five
rooms. Apply to
sc lS-eodit GRuBBS WlLLAMss
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NOwLAN K Co. are receiving magnificent new
styles jewery, pins and eardrops. handkerchief
holders, glove bands and buttons, diamond engage
mcnt and plain gold wedding rings; rich silver
ware, in eases spoons. forks, pitchers, cups and
gohlets, and great variety Of other fashionable
goods.
Corner OF Main and Tenth streets.
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PERsoNAL.-The following persons Of note
are registcreda at the Spotswood Hotel Hon.
c. NJ. Conrad, New Orleans Hon. Thomas
c. PCarcc, Jacob Early, Esq, New Jersey !;
Mrs. General Gregg, Texas.
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FRIENDS oP TEMrERANCE.-Rev. James
Young lectured on Thursday night in Man.
chester about temperance with great sue
cess, Twenty-Five persons came forward
and signed the pledge, and it was determined
to organize ut once Il Council Of the Order
Of Friends Of Temperance. Mr. Young is
an eloquent and fluent speaker, and his Ia
bors in the temperance cause have been
crowned with equal success wherever he
has been. There isa Council of the Friends
in Richmond.
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HEBREW SUNDAY sCHooL.-The teachers
of the Richmond Hebrew Sunday school
will meet at the synagogue on Mayo street
near Franklin on Sunday the 26th instant,
ut IL A. NJ, for the purpose of re5rgan-
izing and re0pening the school under their
charge
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NTOTICE.--All persons indebted to the
IN late firm of HUNDLEY Il TATUM are re-
nuested to settle the same before the 18th October
After which time all accounts viii be placed in tho
hands of an officer for collection.
sa aa-tOctI5 HuNDLEY s. TATUM.
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bEILlTAEy.-Captain j. J. iIen, United
States army. has been ordered TO AlcXan-
dria. Virginia, to relieve Breyet Lieuten-
ant Colonel 5. Z. Lee from duty rs military
commissioner Of the nineteenth division of
Niruinio
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HUsTINGs CoURT.-In this court yesterday
several civil matters were disposed of. The
case of Thomas Collyer, charged with high
way robbery, was tried and given to the
illry
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TOR RENT, A HIGHLY-PRO-N g.
Il DUCTIVE MARKET GARDEN ofabnut ~
rooms, and the usual out-houses, within quarter
of a mile of the city, near the Brook road. Large
variety of fall and winter vegetables now growing
Sc 4-S&Tu3w MRS. EDWARD GRIFFIN.
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The CASE OF WILLARD.-The case Of vii.
lard the horsc-thicf was again called before
the Mayor Yesterday morning, and con-
tiuuCd until the 1St OF OctOhCri
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HATS, HASA. a. ALLEN Is now receiving
large assortment Of new style hats for the fall
trade All those In want win do well to call early.
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VESSELS.
Captain John McAllistcr t2), Samuel Hamer,
Captain Ason Camp (2l, d. j. Weeks, j. W. Sher-
man, james Brown, s. T. Brown.
INITIALS.
J. NJ. (3l. ". &. c.. Missel General Agent Vir-
ginia Bible Society," Post-offlce box s172.
T. /. VAN LEW. Postmaster.
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HASEka AND BANKERS.
&AVJNGs BANK.

THE RICHMOND BANKING AND
INSURANCE COMPANY.
IA their SAVINGS DEPARTMENT., receive
money on deposit, on which they pay INIEREsJ,
ttty would respectfully call the attcatlon OF III
haMuS Idle money TO this dcpartmcnt. x.,
once, No. 1902, corner OF Main and Twcittl
street.. j. u. DAVIS, President.
:, HikEcTORG: j. y. Davis, j. A.. Bclgin. JOSEPH
~ m&I!; J.. il. Frayser w. j. smith, IL. q. Haskins
- W. Doswell and W. w. Crmnp. 1ya-Sm
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BEING REPA1RED.-The Governors man.
sion was OH yesterday put under course of
repairs. 1t has been sadly in need Of them.
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OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE BY TIE HUN
DRED at the Dispatch office.
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Rirfrmond 1ispatch,
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER %, 1s6

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DISPATCH''
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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DITRE COD-LIVER OIL.-Just received
a supply OF the above, which we can recon- com.
mend MS being perfectly pure ana sweet iuny
e4oai ~ 'N' ' j. BLAIR, Druggist,
80, SIS Broad street.
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w. W. TRIBEETT, ZIG Main street, Is receiving
4 large stock Of goods. Read his advertisement.
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DENTISTRY.


JOIN MAu0NY, 60
- SURGEON DENTIST, CrT1p
formerly OF the firm Of Wayt ( Nahonyl,
inserts FULL UPPER or LOWER SETS OF
ARTIFICIAL TEETH from TWENTY TO TII1R-
IN DOLLARS.
OLD COLD SETS bought or exchanged at their
value fOr new sets on vuIcanitc.
oilicc and residence, G2J Main street. between
Sixth and Seventh streets. sc i'm
nR. GEORGE B. STEEL, DEN CT
~ TIST. ONCE No. 723 Main street, SHrp
administers pure nitrous oxide gas daily, and
EXTRACTS TEETH WITHOUT PAIN, and
performs all other dental operations ina skiiful
aud satisfactory manner. au ll-d&w
nR. GEORGE +. kEESEE, gra-G -GEa
~ dualc Of the Baltimore College Of fetr1Yrp
Dental S"rgcry, gives his undivided attention TO
all operations pertaining to The practice OF den
ustry both in It's relations TO the NATURAL Oh
CANS andto their substitution by beautiful sets OF
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
TEETH EXTRACTED by the aid OF pure nj
trous oxide gas when desired.
Oilcc corner Broad and Nineteenth streets.
jy H-5m
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UO HOUSEKEEPERS.

TARBOLIC SOAP will drive off and
~ cxterminatc all kinds of Vermin on cattle,
dogs, fowls, and about the closets, pantrys, &C.,
OF dwellings, and speedily cure the mango OF
scratches on dogs and hogs. Sold Mt
MEADE & BAKERS Drug store,
ro1 0l9 Main street.
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T IEBIG'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
j. BLAIR, Druggist,
so7 s25 Broad street.
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR LEASE.
N The subscriber wishes to lease for term of
item years his very VALUABLE L FARM, lying half
n mile distant from Brandy Station, on the
Orange, Alexandria and damascus railroad, and
within -four miles Of Culpeper Courthouse, con-
taining SIN HUNDRED AND F1FTl-TWO
AND "A HALF ACRES about 500 Of which are
enclosed with plank fence and ditch
With the exception of the cOrn-hcld this land
Is well taken in grass and old sod.
There is on this farm Il comfortable DWELL
ING-HOUSE. containing nine rooms, closets,
&C.. with all the necessary out-buildpgs good
BARN and STABLE, with sheds for large num-
Der of cattle.
1t is wcn watcred, and has well and never
failing spring upon 1t.
For terms, apply to my agent, e b. HILL at
"n i1aNiw II J.P. THOM.
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ELIAS'S EFFECTUAL ELIXIR guarantees TO
cure Dyscntcry, DlarrhGa, and all bowel disor"
dcrs. Read certificate to J. Elias, Esq:
Dear Sir,-I was suffering with the dysentery
four weeks, and after taking one dose of yous
Elixir was perfectly cured. can only say it
worked like chsrr, on me: recommend Il
the bowels.
"Ycurs truly, j. GREESBAUn
Richmond, April 10, 1897
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DURCELL, LADD 4 CO., Druggists,
DYES, WINDOW-GLASS, &C., offer large and
wclI-sccctcd stock, embracing the following, In
part, In quantities TO suit purchasers 200 p2unGs
nnrine IndIpo warranted ., coo pounds best Dutch
Maddrr, barrels Blue Vitriol, IS bags Black Pep
per- kegs B Carb Soda loo OUNCES ?sain1ns snnp
h,prris Iubricating Oil, barrels Gum Camphor,
10 kegs assorted Emory English; 2 cases Nut
mcgs, 2 cases Mace. $50 mats Cassia, 20 barrels
Glass, French. All orders carefully packed ana
promptly forwarded. Our stock Is large ana COM
PURCELL, LADD u Co,
so ,s 1918 Main street. Richmond, va.
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nR. GEORGE f. kEESEE, gra- GEs

t1R. Z. l.. KLOEBER, 60
- SURGEON DENTIST. VhHYb
ARTIFICIAL TEETH mounted Oh any desired
plate.
FULCANITE SETS for 500.
OLD GOLD SETS bought for cash, or exchanged
Tor those other base.
TEETH filled thoroughly and gently. A new and
enlarged NITROUS OXIDE GAS APPARATUS
VIII cna5le me 10 have constant supply OF THIS
He!leEtflu anGsthctic.
.!Dcmla! rooms and residence, No. 0o2 BROAD
hIEEET. au 80
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TLiGa Tho Saats I1 Of SniTr the JAMES rnsIiI RI
YER AND KANAWHA CANAL CUMtANY
will leave the dock as usual promptly &C II NJ on
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchburg ana
beyond collected on delivery, or prepaid; at the
option of the shipper Every facility possible VIII
sumcd to deliver down freight elsewhere than ct
nv office on the Dock without special agreement.
Way freight will not be delivered TIL charges are
paid.
Boats locked and insured.
de Ii EDWARD DlLLON, Agent'
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DR. KIE R S II E ADS
UNRIVALLED REMEDYS
THE KING OF ALL PAIN.

The great internal and external medicine viii
cure headache In five minutes, toothache In one
minute, neuralgia, rheumatism, coughs anu colu,
cramps and cholc, sprains dlarrh9a, ieyer ana
nrue cholera morbus, inflammation OF tine kld-
news piles, burns, foul stomach, ana many OTHER
diseases and ailments of the human body TOO nu-
lnerOus to enulncrate. -, ,,,
II Is n diructic, curing diseases OF the kidneys
and bladder IL Is tonic and stin,ilant giving an
annette and lnvigorating the system IL Is dia-
phorctlc causing pcrspiratlon and alluylng ieVer
II is IN pectorant acting on the lungs, ana good
i'm all throat and lung diseases.
There is not pain or ache, nervous or lnnam-
mat0ry, but that
TIE KING OF ALL PAIN
will relieve, and In most instances entirely cure.
II shouId always be used before any other remedy
Is tried for It Is almost certain In every case to be
the only thing needed.
PRICE. FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.
Sold by all druggists, apothccarics, and dealers
everywhere.
w. II. BROWN & BROTHER,
sole proprietors,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, BALTIMORE, MD.
[se l8-eod6ml
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ELIAS's EFFECTUAL ELIXER BITTERs,
for Dyspepsia, Heartburn, and General Debility.
One bottle will prove its efficacy, and rs 'toaic
defes competition.
For sale at retail by principal druggists and gro-
GERS, and wholesale by thepropretor No. si6six'h
street, Richmond, Va.
None genuine without the proprietor's photo
graph and signature. au5l-tNoN
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DRUGS, MEDICINES. dc.

TNJIRF OIL.-One ounce equal to
4 pound of any healing remedy known. War
rantcd to heal any sore on man or Deast or no pay
For sale by SC 22l .. n. DoNG.
SWEET QUININE.-A further supply
= lust received for sale by PURCELL, LADD
| & CO.. Druggists 1916 Main street. sell
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MsREyE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER u, 1859.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, SEPTEMBER IS, 1859.
sun rises s.... t.O5 Moon rises ......... 8 al
sun sets ......... 5.57 High tide. ia.
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" LEINOND AND DANNILLE RAIL

edmond AND DANNILLE RAIL
IL EDAD.-CIANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On
ana after SATJ isDAE, May 90, 1859, the PAS
SEN ME TRAINS on this road viii be run as fol-
luAs:
GolNG WEST, LTECHBURG PASSENGERS
l"&:p Richmond daily except Sunday at S:45 4.
a.: arrive at BurkcEiilc III l2:o2 /. NJ. making
close connections with trains on the Southsdc road
for Farmvilc, Lyuchhurg, Bristol, Knoxville,
Nashville. Memphis &C., &c. TliHoUGH MAIL
AND EXPRESS leaves Kichmond daily 1T 24O 7.
NJ: leaves I%nNl!c daily IL 9:lo Z. NJ; arrives ut
Gree soro daily at HISS T. NJ, making close con-
ncrtiols for all stations the SOrth Carolina road
both East and West of Greensboro, Charlotte,
Columbia. Augusta, and AL points south.
G0I%G EAST, THROUGH NAIL AND En-
PRESS leaves Greensboro daily 1T l:8 A. NJ.
leaves Danyillc daily 1T i:0l \. M. arrycS at Rich
u"na daily 1T lo.J5 \. VI. LNNCHBURG AS
EENC CEES leave BurkcVil!c daily except Snndays)
1t 1873 i. NJ: arrive 1t Richmond AT I:eI i. NJ.
Through tickets can hC procured at the ticket of
fec In Richmond II I'll important points South and
Southwest and at Greensboro and Danyillc to all
points North, East, aud West. -
THOMAS DODANEAD,
Iny2s Superintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-25
T..
SPECIFICS.

1t is unnecessary to make any comments on
"ELIAs's EFFECTUAL ERADICAToR," as
the following certificate proves Its excellent quail