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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-23

NEW WHEAT-l'hc first sample of new
wheat received in this market this season, 4
lot Of lbs bushels red-quality good, but badly
clcaned-was exposed Oh Change to-day by
Messrs Geo. H. Robinson 4 Son, and by
them sold to Mr. G. G.. Brown for SLIGO. The
first lot exposed for sale last year WAS Oh July
9th. quality fair and sold for $l.55}
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GEN. WASIIINGToN' $ FUNERAL. pail
bearers at the funeral Of Gen. Washington,
were Colonies Sims, Ramsay, Payne, Gilpin,
MarSteer and Little-al citizens Of this place.
or its immediate vicinity. The procession con-
sisted principally of the military companies and
Masonic Lodge Of this place.
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ST.. JOINS DAY.-To-morrow will be Saint
Johns Day, festival celebrated by the Ma
sonic brotherhood in honor Of ST. John the
Baptist On that day the annual installation of
officers Tor the ensuing Masonic year takes place
in the various lodges, and the event is custom
any followed by Il season Of ieasting and re-
iOcInr
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NOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS.

Bills for the quarter ending June 18th arc now
ready for delivery All bills paid Oh or before
the lst of July and on none others, discount Of
ten per cent will be allowcdi and all bills not
paid By the 10Th Of July, the flow Of gas will be
stopped >. kOABUtl.
ic l1-lw Supt.
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ALEXANDRIA WASHINGTON LODGE. The
annual election of officers for Alexandria
Washington Lodge, No. %, A., I. 4 y. NJ,
was held last night, with the following result:
Worshipful Master, ". \. Moore; Senior
Warden, John p. Clarke; Junior Warden,
VIM. Dunlap Stewart: Secretary, James ).
Douglass Treasurer, \. NJ. Clark. The in
stallation of the newly elected officers will take
place Tomorrow evening: (St. John night at
clock, at the hall of Andrew Jackson Lodge.
No. TO. 1t is learned from the report Of the
finance committee of this lolg that notwlth
standing their recent loss by the destruction of
their hall by fire, the financial condition of the
Lodge is good aud the plans for the
new Market House arc adopted, work will ut
once be commenced in erecting their new hall.
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"SAME OLD STORY OVER AGAIN. 1.-The
drivers of two buggics coming down Ming
stront lo+a rsstor],v evening. thought they
,,,,,,l1 tu, a., rolo,;ro merits of their stccd$,
ond ANNA lonn thar thoroughfrc to it, inter
soc,;on with Favette street at 4 rafting pace
but At that poipt one Of them named Mitchell
WAS thrown out and the wheel Of the buggy
striL;uo hi. head he was nickcd up in an III
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-23

RoEEERY DETECTED. This morning about
six o clock, woman residing near Fishtown
saw Il bag thrown from Il window in the disti-
lery of Mr. Makclcy Mr. John Williams. to
whom she ut once Impaired the information,
started for the dislillery, but before he got
there, two unknown colorcd men ran ont, and
though pursued, succeeded in making their cs-
cape. The bag contained pieces Of copper pip
ing which the thieves had cut off from the rest
of the machinery there.
CATHOLIC PRoCESSloN.--l the account of
the celebration Of the 18th anniversary Of the
pontiticai2 Of Pope Plus \. in yesterday )
Gazette, an unintcntional omission was made
in the enumeration of the houses handsomely
illuminated of those Of NlesSr& Henry Herb
ncr, l. Rammc Richard Purcell. Thomas
l.annon, Thomas Hoy, and Thomas Scott.
In addition to the illumination ut the Shades.
Mr. llcrbncrs place, beautiful and expensive
fire works were exhibited there
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-06-23

GEED POTATOES.
- 10 bbls Chill Potatoes just received and for
salo by THOMAS PERRY,
je 22-lw ID King street,
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TT oSlERI'

HOSIERY
20 dozen superior English, Half Hose just re,
ccived and selling bargain by
ie2l WIN. n. BERKELEY
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TISH WHARF FOR RENT.

Fairfax county, 10 l9-lawts
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VI Ar THE

Philadelphia, up G-3md&wly
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-04
The Alliance.

Is not the present strategem to capture
the Richmond and Petersburg railroad IN
consonance with the general purposes OF
the alliance recently formed between the
Southside consolidated line, the seaboard
road, the Bay boats, and the Old Dominion
steamboat line? We cannot for the life OF
us see what on earth this strategem can
accomplish, unless it be the Gripping OF the
Atlantic rail line-which is beginning to de-
yelope an immense trade for Richmond
and the diverting of the transportation from
it to the Seaboard road and the steamers. Ii
that is not what is wanted with it, then there
is nothing that we can imagine that may not
be easily attained without the purchase OF
the State stock in the Richmspd and Pc
tersburg Company by the consolidated
line. Everything that can be asked in
reason and with practical advantage has
been offered by the Richmond and Peters
burg road. Then what is wanted?
We pray you, gentlemen of the Legisla-
ture, to keep the track clear" 1t is due
to this city-it is due to our friends in
North Carolina. No personal ambition, no
private greed, should be allowed to impair
the freedom and success of our intercourse
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-04
what Does General Malone

" lt1k 1OSS SClAOb GA @s~~Se@~~>~
want with the Petersburg and Richmond
railroad?' It concerns him legitimately IN
no way that we can possibly imagine. IL
belongs to the line Of transportation paral-
lei with the Atlantic coast, and can have
no proper connection with his line save IN
the intercourse between Richmond and
Norfolk, for which the Petersburg and
Richmond road is ready to afford every
possible facility to pro-rate with him, and
give all speed and accommodation.
What more can he ask? What more
should he wantP s.~..,a
II Gen. MALONE desires to control this
little road, to put restrictions and discrlml-
nations upon its business, he desires what
will be detrimental to commerce, and he
should not have it for any such purpose
If he seeks only to facilitate his own inter-
course with this road in the transportation
between Norfolk and Richmond, every Ia
cility he can ask is offered him.
If it is to obstruct trade between Rich
mond and the Atlantic coast Of the Carroll
| mas, and to throw the trade of that thrifty
section upon the Seaboard road and Allan
| tic steamers, that is a purpose opposed to
the best interests of Virginia, and should
not be entertained for moment.
| If the scheme is to bring freight from the
West for Richmond oia Petersburg, that
would be line so greatly out of the way
as to be monstrous in this day of quick
transportation and direct lines. But even
if at this day such route "around KoDln
| Hoods barn" can be tolerated for mo-
ment, the Richmond and Petersburg Com
| pany is ready to pro-rate with the ground
about" route upon the fairest and most
liberal terms and there can be no excuse
| on this ground for this arrogant attempt to
wrest from lawful corporation the man.
agemcnt of It's property.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-04
Foreipn Capital.

Tho adroit tacticians arc raising hula
ha,oo about foreign capital. Ihey pour
ant their dolorous warnings In Imitation
If enthusiasts who really believe what they
say. s,.,l - ...f aa 81 ;.
Now, it is said that some gentlemen in
North Carolina have bought $500, 900 worth
of the stock of the Richmond and Peters
burg railroad. Isn't that terrible? And
for that the road must be handed over 70
General MAHoNE! Goblet, hearing that
man had committed great crime, cried
out, ssBleed him, RASH" Yes, General
"bleed'; the Richmond and Petersburg
road. That'll fix 1t for this great crime oil
the North Carohnians
These poor fellows, seeing that the little
Richmond and Petersburg was at last about
to be of some service, thought 1t a gooo
"spec." to invest, and so they invested
and may they not enjoy this poor privilege
of investing their money in Virginia? Has
the King uttered decree against outside
barbarians investing money in Virginia
Indeed, has the King himself ceased to Dor
l ION iloLA thS ottcoiNNah'
| Alas and that we should now fall upon
the North Carolinians! The northern men
have been terribly cat-hauled for having
money, and presuming to offer to invest IL
amongst us. We had supposed that Wnen
it came to our southern brethren-our Owl
friends of the dear old North State-that
there would be no complaint. But we are
mistaken. Wise Virginia legislators dread
money from all quarters. soLoMoNs rise
upon the floor, and gravely ask how much
money has been invested by outsiders, ana
sit down wonderfully seli-complacent when
they get the answer!
What folly! We are ashamed OF VIZ
einia when we see so much hypocrisy on
one hand and so much simplicity on the
other. In the name of all that is sensible
and practical, may not man from the
North or the South invest his money IN VIZ
gina without exciting suspicion and Jeal-
ousyy Is not capital and population what
we need? What sense is there in this OPP
position to the introduction Of capltalI Ii
$500, 900 have been invested in the Rich
mond and Petersburg railroad, Just that
much money belonging to our own citizens
has been set free to be invested in business
or real estate. Is not that & great blessing
for us?
| For Gods sake let this illiberal and I'M
wise talk be ended. 1t is not consistent
with good sense or wise policy. Come On,
dear friends of North Carolina-bring in
| ,o,,r roopa,- op3 ro,r trndo eft uS swear
enduring comfy, and if Virginia does not
secure you free intercourse and unrestrict-
| ed trade, we shall be wofully disappointed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-04
United.

We have never known the people OF
Richmond to be more united than they are
now upon this question of the unblushlng
attempt to wrest violently from the Rich
mond and Petersburg Railroad Company
its property, and hand it over to the man.
agemcnt of another. The public can see
no GOOD reason for such violence, and natur-
ally fear that the objects at the bottom OF
an act so unjustihable is one alien to the
true interests of Virginia.
We believe the representatives OF Rich
mond and Henrico will be, if they are
not already, united against the measure.
WHY should we fear Hanover! Has not
that county an interest in the prosperity
of Richmond? Hanover will become one
of the richest counties in the State when
Richmond becomes indeed a great city.
And are her delegates to be frightened by
an Indian scarce A pumpkin with eyes
and mouth lighted with dip candle and
set upon bill? Have MAJOR VIM and Mr..
THOMPSON any fears of $780, 900 coming into
the State? Are they to be scared by some
money from without? Their prayer should
be for a steady stream of money and lmml-
grants-for a growth of Richmond to 400
600 population. What mint of money
would then 60 to Hanover for her unri-
vailed melons, potatoes, etc.
If we appeal to Hanover for her peculiar
interests to stay the hand that is raised to
strike Richmond and the commerce of Viz
ginia, we may extend the appeal to every
patriotic community that has the sagacity to
see that by advancing the prosperity of this
city they are building up in the surest way
the commerce of Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-04
It Would be Most Unjust

in the Legislature to adopt MIR. WOODS
amendment, and by law to deny to the
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Com
pany the privilege Of buying the stock
owned by the State in their road, and order
that stock to be sold to General MALONE.
1t would be piece of injustice that could
only be explained by the inference that the
body acted under some strange delusion
that blinded its perceptions and warped its
judgment.
The Petersburg Railroad Company is a
small company in respect of its property,
but justice is as much due to it as it is to
the sreatest-eyen the consolidated A. @.
and NJ. line. While it may be the more
easily captured for the designing purposes
of monopolists, it should be impregnably
fortified by the sense Of justice of the repre-
sentatiyes Of the people, who should, as
both generous and just men, be all the
more Jealous in defending the weak.
If the stock Of the State is to be sold to
the highest bidder, that is q thing we'll I'm.
derstood. But to enact by solemn vote OIL
the Legislature that the stock in one COM
pany shall be bought by another, deny ing
the company in which the stock is all
chance even to bid for it, would be IN ACT
of high-handed tyranny without precedent
we believe. If there ever was such an ex
| ample, it was one that no Legislature with
proper respect for its own fame would
| initiate.
The stock in the Petersburg railroad be-
longs to the people, and the Government i!
their trustee. Now, what would be though
were trustee Of an estate to sell it to on,
man when another stood by Offering NOR,
for it than was paid for 1t by the purchaser
If the matter were brought before q cour
of justice it would set aside the sale.
Yet what else would the Legislature d.
were it to make such a sale of the Stat
stock in the Richmond and Petersburg
road, when the company oWningthat roat
are demanding the opportunity to buy it
The Petersburg and Richmond Compan.
should be put upon the same footing witt
others. II the State stock in other road
is to be sold to the companies who own thu
roads, then the same privilege should b
accorded to the company between this city
and Petersburg. 1t should be all the more
the tender object Of the regard and protec
ton OF the Legislature, because it is L
small corporation-'a little lamb" Like
that coveted by the hero Of the sling, not
the "Crater," and which coveting was
censured SO sharply by the prophet, who
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-04

AT THE WRONG END.-If General MALONE
wants indeed to come into Richmond, he
should wisely come in on the western side
of the city, from the west. To come in on
the east Is out of his line, and on the refu-
ent tide. His natural and true line is lati-
tudinous, east and west; but the route
from Petersburg to Richmond is crab-wlse
to his main line. Indeed, it puts General
MALONE in the light of "going back on
u.s." 1t is coming round and attacking US
in the rear-a movement tail-wise "a genu-
| inc "small-tail movement"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-04

The Dispatch published numberless
communications and eg,parte reports on
both sides Of the question, explaining that
the editors were neutral in the contest, and
that all published in its columns, on either
side, was paid for as advertisements. 1t
strikes US that this is rather an equivocal
position for an influential journal to occupy
on so important an occasion. We have
more respect for paper that manfully
supports one side or the other of every
question and leaves no room to doubt on
which side its influence is cast.-Wythe-
uille Enterprise.
The editors of the Dispatch are very
pleasantly yoked, and work together with
great satisfaction to themselves. They do
not wish to associate themselves. Now,
in the recent war between the two rival
railroad companies, the editors could not
agree as to which company ought to be
favored. The unavoidable result was,
either u silent paper or dissolution of the
firm. If any paper ever had better reason
for silence, we cannot imagine what it was.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-04
A Fair Proposition.

Mr.. CRESsHAw, the delegate from Rich
mond and Henrico, announced Oh the floor
Of the House of Delegates yesterday that
he was authorized by the officers OF the
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Com
pany to state that that company would I'M
dertake to build a fiYe-foot gauge track
from Richmond to Petersburg, for
the Use of General MAuoSE's COM
pany, for the sum of 100000. lit was
stated on Thursday by MIR. WooD,
of Halifax, who spoke for Gen. MALONE,
that it would cost S2,O00,U0O to build the
road, under the charter granted to Gen.
eral MALONE the present session, from
Richmond to Pctersburgl; that they
would lease this road to the General for
ninetyninc years ut a price to be deter
mined by referees, and the General would
have complete control over it to manage IL
lis he pleased. Furthermore, it was an
nounced that the Richmond and Peters
burg Company was prepared to make the
most liberal terms with Gen. MANoNE's
consolidated line-would pro-rate with him,
aud furnish every facility for the dispatch
of all business in which he was Interested.
MIR. CRENsHAw further stated that the
Richmond and Petersburg Company APP
pealed to the Legislature as an act of simple
justice to give them the opportunity Of
buying the State stock in their road if it
were to he sold, and complained OF the in
justice of ordering its sale ipso Jacto to a
company having no interest whatever in
their line.
The proposition is fair. The petition is
one that cannot with reason be denied. We
shall see.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-04

The Richmond manufacturers and mer.
chants extending their trade with Eastern
North Carolina are greatly concerned at
the attempt of consolidation to swallow 9
single link, as it were, of the line between
Richmond and the Carolinas. They just
began to be encouraged, when down
comes the proposition to put the link under
ga new master" ia new man." This
alarms them. "Let us alone," say they to
the Legislature; swe are doing very WELL y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-04

from even 80 great a man as General MA.
HONE. The interests Of Richmond ana 81 =.
Petersburg-nay, of Nirginia--demand tl'.
the relations Of the railways running i n,,.,
Richmond via Petersburg, Weldon VIZ.
mington, Sc, shall not be disturbed !; Sna'
no new agency shall be introduced which which
-, Nv -, ,oss;n,f,tv may impair the commerce
~ ..ss,'h nrn,nise, TO become one of the most
lucrative that Virginia enjoys
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-04

MARRIED,
BY tho Rev l.. :. Haley, on February 22d, NJ T;
nj. u. JONES and Miss MANY oUs
BAUGHAN both OF Hanover county, Va
DIED,

At tho residence or her parents, on Marshall
street. between 24Lhand 18th, Chn ch HUI, MARY
ELLEN, youug est daughter OF Jonn b. and Il. %
Butler, aged ID months. :,
The funeral win take place TO-DAY Saturday
at II O'Clock, The friends or the family are In
vited 10 attend. -
Friday evening. March I'D, at 81 O'Clock, of
pneumonia MARY VIRGINIA, youngest dauRh.
TER OF A. j. and Elizabeth Bowers, aged six
months and nine days.
| Her funeral will take place from her father's
residence. on Grove road, above Harvey street,
THIS Isasurday) AFTFRNOOF, March 9TH. at
O'Clock. Friends and aequ .intances of the family
are invited to attend. - .~--.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-04
HTAY TO MAKE MONEY.
VANTHINE! XANTHINE d!
This incompatible
PREPARATION FOR THE HAIR

This incompatible
g.. PREPARATION FOR THE HAIR
Is commended to the public on its own merits.
Head the following statements, then try It, and
sVe for yourself: .-s. -.
81 tho Proprtstors Of the Xanthfne y: Ny
dSughrer has been using your hair tonic "XAN.
with its effects as restorer Of color, promoter of
a healthy growth of the hair and smoothness Of
surface. Having lately seen some suggestion In
regard to hair restorers in general, OF their dele
tertous effects, arising from imputed oyer-pro-
portion OF lead, as colortng agent, Immediate
Iyreferred the subject TO my friend, 0. A. Streck-
er, IN experienced and skilful practical chemist
OF our city, placing bottle Of Xanthlne kestora-
tive In his hand for nslysis. I he accompanying
certificate shows the satisfactory results. This
you are at liberty TO use as you please.
Respectfully, JOHN DOVE, ID. d.
Richmond Feb. It'll, 1870.
have carefully analysed preparation for the
hair called .Xanthine, and find that It is composed
OF ingredients entirely different. nomlany OF the
hair restorative now In use. .rgsts s54.s {
They possess grest virtue for producing q
healthy growth OF the hair, and when chemically
combined they accomplish the feat 20 darken the
pigment or The hair, without doing any harm TO
the scalp or constitution at large. consider the
Xanthine most effective and Innocent prepare
ton for the ilnir. q. A. -STRECkER,
Richmond, Feb. I'd. 1870. Pras'l Chemist.
NH 4-65t PURCELL, LADD Il GO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-04

ME- BACHELORS HAIR DYE
This splendid HAIR DYE IS the best In the world /;
the only true and perfect dye; harmless reliable,
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes tnvigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or bro,on. Sold by all druggists and perfumers
and properly applied at BACHELORS WIG
FACTORY, No. 10 Bond street, New York,
te Aeod1yr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-04
sPECrAn' NOTICES.
SPEC1AL NaSTICEsss
aT TEBRUARYH, 1871.
MORE new GOODS HgaE AND On TIE
Il WAY.

T. 3. PRICE 4 CO.,
Are now adding to their fine stock OF
-5,+ a-s,- DgY GOODS
Beautiful WHITE-GROCHD PRINTS, for
spring:
sHIHTISG PRINTS, for boys and gents;
MEDIT1M- GROUND PRINTS;
WHITE-aRoUND PENcALE CAM hics
(chiIdren'sl,
WHITE CAMBRIC fer skirts:
WHITE PEQUES, for children;
LINEN and LACE SETS,
TRIMMED LINEN SETS (also enbroideredb
RLACK and COLORED KID GLOVES, very
BLACK BoMBAzISEs and MoHAIRs, for
spring. ,n.prrs.
RLEACHED and BROWN COTTONs,
RLEACHED and BROWN sHEET1NGS,
PILLOW LINENS, DAMAsKs,
NAPKINS, TOwELLTNGs,
+. q. HANDKERCHIEFS, LACE HANDKER-
CHIEFS, EMBROIDERED HANDLER
uO.TERY, CORsETS. &C., &c.
GREATER BARGAINS THAN EvER;
s More SILKS and POPL1NS. light ana darK' 70
he soid OF at HALF VALUE. ~: SO, Us DRESS, up
to 800. 1850 =: N. 80. co. o.nor II;b
fe27 1lul iuain otIsSs, - -----
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-04

..ood not ia fear of the great hero nfid
"king," but declared in bis very tee1n
"1ho,t art the man . Z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-04

rr1rrp STATES BRANCH oTFIoE,
M. 80 WILIIamisTEEET, NEW YORK.
CAPITAL $50, 600, 900 GOLD.
.sarrs Held IN THIS COUNTRY DEC. s1sF' ia'o'
Cash on hand, in bank, aud IN hanoS u a,oa On, AZ
agents .........'..'''.''''''
Tinted States bonds and other securr
tes, VIZ: aro r,ss al, $50 90
q. s. $50 registered bonds OF 'e7..' aso''o. ~
~ = soo 81 Of '65.......' loh 40 w
II, AZ Ct, 80 years. currency bonds zss' 90 w
Tennes ee "a c.. bonds (oid). soo w
South Carolina 5a ct. registered soocA' NV AN
Illinois % CT. refunded ssock..''...'' oOo M
AlaDama y =" MOI, s,ock fold> 1900 70
FnRihi" U ~ ,S,o,d - $500 90
All other property belonging 70 'no ,,s,o,
Company. ..........''''''
81, a4O, 5sl IS
LIABILITIES. .. -.-l----
Losses adjusted and unpaid 'sIA -
The above assets are held In this country lor Tue
horaet and n-otectien of American pollcy-nolo-
ers. ''.s ... g. ,o,rnc
sso, 900 VIRGINIA REGISTERED BONUS
deposited with the Treasurer OF Virginia iof Se'o
rity of Virginia policy-holders' ,Sr
The undersigned, agents for the above fIhsl,
Glass. LIBERAL, AND PRUMPT-PAYlNG
COMPANY, respectfully solicit the pa'roh's'o'
all desIr ing fire insurance.
THUS II. ALFaIEND q SON.
,,,o luz Office No. 9O2 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-04

THE VIRGINIA YEAST-POWDERS
Il more profitable to the dealer and cheaper to
the consumer equal to the best bre I'd. powders In
market, sold wholesale or retail by
L. WAGNER & Co, Druggists,
LIS corner 9Th and Broad streets.
THE, BEST AMERICAN COD-LIVER
i OIL, imported by ourselves In original casks
Eailby [It#j L.WAGaEk d .jU., Druggista.
DOCK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
I'D EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE.