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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-04-28

Gen. Candy used to be as famous for hav.
ing cigar in his mouth as Grant, but, unlike
the President he rarely smoked, keeping, in
stead, the cigar in his mouth and chewing i,
mechanically till destroyed when another
would, as mechanically, take its place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-04-28
BISHOP SOULES
LINIM emit

ralgla, Spinal Complaint, Contracted Cords, Lame
Back, sprains, 70. From to large bottles will
cure casss given up BY Physieians The only Ger
small bottles, Is cts. Sold by all Druggists.
1yeowI2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-04-28
On Crescent Street.

OH VTCSCVut SlrVVI,
nNE TWO.STORY HOUSE with l.. Large 10
~ with a nice variety of fruit trees. Fine loca
ton, and will ba sold low by
LONGFELTOW & SANBORN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-04-28
For Sale and Rent

- GOD and desirable Houses, l. OTIS md Lsul IN
VI this city and vicinity.
Also several desirable houses for rent
Inquire Of
wv. WHITEHOUSE,
Atty at Law,
Freeman's Bank Building, Augusta, NJ.
eprl7.ttf .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-17
RrcgNoSp, Va, February II, 1878

:iCessrs. Editors Richmond Dispatch:
VIII YOU ohIige reader and subscriber 10
yorr papcr by giving him Information rs 10
the Rev. James Maury, of Virginia, who
lived in Louisa couutyas curly as 1856. lie,
rested the idea Of connecting the two great
Oceans-Atlantica and pacGc-5ya short and
easy communication.
Bv reference 20 " Nal!ry'S Manual Of Geo.
rraphy." page III, We find that in letter
from Louisa county, dated January 10, LOG,
ne saws: "When j: is considered how far
the eastern branches OF the Mississippi eX-
lend eastward. and bow ncar they come to
the nIy.ablu riEcr5 which empty them
sciYes Into tins sea that washes our
shores to the cast, it seems highly
probable that It's western branches
reach as far the other WY, and max"
as near approaches to rivers emptyinG
iuto the Pacific, across which Il short cntl
casy communication opens Itself to the Gar-
gators from that shore OF the continent into
the Eastern indies"
1t occurs to me that, perhaps, the person
alluded to Wi9 q re!a,Ion OF our great
Manry, recently deceased, and that as tie
second celebration Of the opening Of the
great trunk }iuc to the West-thc ChcEl-
pcakc ard OHIO railroal-is soon to be OBJ
served, it might be fitting OCCASION to
al!ude to it aud to his descendant, so worthy
OF all praise and honor in this grand Geld O!
geographical science, and to whom we ere so
much Indebted for PntdyiaderS, not alone
upon lie oceans, hut over countries not less
known, uni! but recently, i.tyrFcniaa be-
tween the Atlantic and Pacific OCEAN.
Yours, respectfully, YELLOWSTONE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-17

DISCOVERIES VmGlNIA.-A Underwater cor
respondent, writing from Eastern Virginia,
tells this story: ~ man WAS rlouShlnS in
his field, wien suddenly Ills team was
brought 10 Il stanl-still by some hard sub.
stance. \ ncighbor happened to be in the
field at the time, and the two men, with pick
and shovel, Sonii u!Ieaitiicd what Lad the "D-
poar,nca o! human i0!m, wrapped il
some dark kind ct matted st:Hi, and
literally covered with pitch. The tWo men
opened the awiul-looiiin% package, and
found it contained The Remains Of an ancient
mariner, with clothes in Il good State OF pre-
sarvation. There was striped vest OF shirt,
buff brooches, and wooieu cap; on the
feet We're pair Of jaci-bcnts, and around
his waist WAS belt Of ancient daggerS and
pistols. Upon examination it was found
that the material which envelOpca The body
WIS composed Of b!rch-iarE and coai-tur,
which rendered the package he:nctictl. In
a little iron box inCi0Scd with Tie body were
some silver coins OF tic reign OF Queen
hnEe."
Editors Of Dispatch: I cnt The above from
late New York paper. What Goes ii mean 7
Is it clnardI Some Of y0Hr i'ile-watcr
correspondents my perhaps lie able 10
communicate s9mc Information Oil tic SUB
iect, or shed >uuc light urJn the "aucicnt
mariner" II any of your readers know tic
facts Of this "di,coyery" viii lie not commu-
nicate them through the Dtspatch2 In these
days Of advanced a!ch10io9ca! research il Il
hoped no one will attempt to defy inquiries
by ilhricatin. iiSc0ycries"; aud that HE
above may turn ont to bc genuine is the
earnest wish OF INQUIRER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-17
The Chesapeake and Ohio, the Dan
vile Railroad, and their Presidents.

To the Editors Of TIE Richmond Dispatch:
A great deaf has been said and written
about the completion ofihe Chesapeake ana
Ohio railroad, and would not, for one, say
a,Ight against this great internal improve
mrnt. for IL is q coasummation devo'ity
wished for: md rs il will continue 10 nd-
vance aud branch off from the main lne l:
takes within its embrace the liliheTai ahu
othcr wealth of West Virginia and pcnc-
trotes the fertile lands OF Ohio, Indiana, lli',
no;e Kentucky. &c. Soon will DC pouTea
INTO hi. civ the products which have ocen
lnn., locked nm from it, and from hasty re-
v;e1 NJ tho freight. tariff, which goes into
efract March Ist. 1879, do not think that the
.,annf.cturer ard consumer VIII have cause
to complain. .,,o. oo.,,,r an
,erDrisc equal in magnitude is f;,stapproach-
;nm comnIction, and the benefit which Rich
mond will receive from it is no less encour-
,cin" than from the Chesapeake and ONO
r,iir0ot. I alludc to the Atlanta and Rich
mond Airline. The present disslnce fforl
Richmond TO Atlanta, ria Augusta, is CAS-
miles. When the Airline is completed,
which will be this spIiag, the distance from
Richmond to Atlanta will lie oniy On miles
L he energy HBiCU las tCNi VIZ iAi't'
agcmcnt Of the k!cnEiond ana panviiic Raul
road Company, OF which the Airline IL a
part, shows plainly That its president should
be placed in the front rank OF cnterrrLlnS
railroad men. Silently has he pursued MS
course, and soon the sttaln-Whlst!e OF the
locomotive will he heard in GAINESVILLE, Va,
the great to'acc1-growins section. forming
u junction with fl!e Richmond and Dan
vile railroad at kcysvl!c-a station seventy
i've miles from l;chnond--and another
branch yet from Greensboro to Salem, n.
G., which is nearly completed.
From these facts thiak a brilliant future
Is in store for Richmond. The cotton OF the
Caroiinas and Georgia will find lis terminal
here. and in return for r1w material we eau
give them manufactured; and II tic manu-
facturcr viii take courage ami display little
more energy, with these great avenues from
the South and West, there Is no need IF look
inc for better marlct. | viii say, il coDrlu-
sion, "Lony live Huntington and Guiort.
They have done their part; let Richmond
do the balance" RLkcUT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-17
Two RemaLsic Stories.
from tho st. Louis Republican,


A very romantic affair, in which Two
wealthy American ladies are the chief actors,
is exciting great interest among aristocratic
circles in tue capital Of Denmark. One OF
the la1ics is a native Of Boston aud the other
Of st. Louis, and they are relatives. The
Boston lady was named Miss Alma Lee, but
about fifteen years ego she married Prince
Frederick, OF SchleSwis-Holstcin, an impe.
cunious spriS OF roya ty, who found her heavy
Jolnture very convenient means of replen-
i>hing his empty Golfers. Alter rather intc-
licitous married life CT seven or eight years
the princess found herself widow, without
any recognition Of her rank. During his
lifetime Prince Frederick had done ali in his
power TO obtain this recognition for her. but
without success; and at ST. Pc,ersburgh and
Berlin both he and she were actually snubbed
by tie royal families and nobility and even
at the court Of Louis Napoleon the couple
were not received with the honors due The
Princes rank.
After falling in every other place they
finally settled III Vienna, where the Emperor
Francis Joseph conferred on the lady the
title OF countess, which, however, was far
iIom satisfying her ambitious aspirations.
After the death Of her husband she deter
liihSu W use ieI owl euoltS IN accomplishing
her recognition, which her husband had
tailed in obtaining for her, but for several
years she was unable to make any ell
couraSing progress. She travelled every
where through Europe, always calling her
self Her Higlness, the Princess DoWagcr
of schlcswis-Holstein," and, in consequence
et Prince Christian Of SchlcsWig. Ii osteiu.
Augustenhurg having married a daughter
OF Queen Victoria, she claimed relationship
10 the royal family OF England. In London,
however, the Queen refused her recognition,
and She went to Paris, where She lived in
an elegant villa on the Chaussee tPAntin.
At Paris she was joiued by her cousin,
Miss Agnes iSrtholeaux, young, beautiful,
ana rich daughter of Il wealthy st. Louis
merchant. Although the Princess was nearly
forty years OF age, she was still of COM
handing and progressing appearance, aud
hercousia being accomplished as we'll SIS
beautiful, and the two exercising a lavish
hospitality, the Vile where they resided be-
game the rendezvous of ,nany prominent
parIsssns. From this point iha priGssss ssns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-17

II will he noticed that the Petersburg Raj.
road Company have TO 9th class. me arr
eles provided for by the Richmond, E!cde-
ricksourg and Potomac Railroad Company
in that class may be found,in fourth class CT
Petersburg Railroad Company.
THIN LET TIE PEOPLE ALONG TIE TEEDrE1cKs-
suso ROAD LOOK WELL BEFORE THEY LEAP
y 1870 THE GULF,
which is only concealed by want OF light
and thin promises.
But TO return to the subject Of through
freisbts. We have shown Discrimination
In favor OF the northern NAH against the
Petersburg merchant as wei! rs the Peters
burg manufacturer. To Justify it Mr.. Spri@e
was called the superintendent OF tie Peters
btfg road, and said
I" ne CHARGED IT BECAUSE he COULD GET IT -
he "CuARC Is ALL He COULD GET"
rs q rule, Ind that was railroad policy! He
repeated these answers q half-doZcD times.
1t is due 10 him to say that he stated tbs
Petersburg merchants did not compIain.
Mucll-enduring merchants! These gentle
men Of the gallant Cockade City have been
characterized here as cold fogies" by the
counsel. Thank Heaven, these noble gentle
men, with their honest methods, are not
c!assed as "ltUe men," Lire men "a term
I most abhor. Sir, looking to the source
of that phrase, whence it was imported,
and what it means there-it is the rest
less, fostering life which GcloSens cor
ruption and decay--it is life il moral
death, Let these merchants remain
fossils and old fogics, with integrity and
honor TO guide them in that ancient city.
Why is 1t that they are to be Disseminated
against by this roade WHY should they pay
on cotton coming to them from Weldon s. II
instead Of having the - % cents taken Oh,
which would leave to Mr.. RAgland the same
charge that Mr.. Robinson makes along the
line Of the Seaboard road to the Portsmouth
merchants2 Contrast the policy of MIR. ko'
biuson towards the Portsmouth merchant
with the policy of the other towards The Pc
tersburg merchants. Mr.. Robinson requires
chat
EVERY FOUND OF FREIGHT THAT rassEs NORTH
SHALL PAY THE SANE CHARGE AS If IT WE'RE
DELIVERED IN NORFOLK OK PORTSMOUTH.
He DISCRIMINATE on no through frcights,
but he gives OUR merchants precisely the
same advantage that he gives the northern
merchants. And what has been the effect OF
it? Why, five years ago the entire tonnage
Of Portsmouth and Norfolk was $4,000 tons
Last year the tonnage WAS, think, Gs,oO(
tons. Five or six years ago there wert
3.40o or $500 bales oil cotton, and last year
II had ouisTUPLEp, to Use bis own phrase
Under this policy Norfolk is now Il large ex
porting point for cotton. Why should no
Petersburg have the same chance, with the
ocean transportation in nine miles Of bel
doors already? Give her the same rates
Her merchants will arrange for Transports
ton, I venture to affirm. 49,.
lcoScLUpEp To-MoRaow.]
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-17
BY Gruibs & Williams.
Auctioueers aud Zeal Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

4 SSIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
N TOBACCO FACTORY II ElCHMOND, W,
WITH COMPLETE EGuirMEkT uF n y
Sf4yo BANKRUPT unacf IN order OF tie United States
District Cunrt ir the .stcri! District Of Eirglnia,
Gltc January e; l873 will ?hcr Tor sale at public
O'Clock L. NJ. the premises. III 1t very valuable
TOBACCO FAC TORY or TIE souihSas. corner Of
Twcniyftii ana Nam streets, wilh lot fronting 49,
feet nn Main s.rert. running back l6a feet. Inc
buildings commcdious. almost entirely ne"'ah
we'll arranged for an extensive business;
Also, the complete stock OF ;!ATiiiN Eil ahd
FIXTURES, combining all Of the latest improve
n!cnts, composed III part rs follows:
30-lIoRsE-powEn ENGINE
l BOILER,
IL IiYDHArL1c SHAPE PRESSES,
II HYDRAULIC rot PRESSES,
a. BOX SCREWS fixtures cOinpiste).
HYDRAULIC PUMP.
iiALF-rOu3D MILLS,
O%E-rOUSD MILLS.
3LONG-TEN MILLS,
y. +. MILLS.
FCrIt'S MILLS.
ELLyEE-lNCu MILLS.
i SHORT TES MILL Ac.. &C.;
SCALES. LCMp-B Ms,
WORKPLACES, KETTLES,
TUES, BENCHES.
SSi0EIS Ci~ToBACCO PRESSES AND CUl'
TEES,
snAFTiSti, BETTING,
rCLLlES. &C., &c.
plee Establishment, lie lnaehinery having cost the
bankrupt si9,i&I since NY / S; lai2;
tf rtSE Oh1.'
SAFE.
DESK,
LETTgH-PREss STANDS,
CHAIRS,
CAS-FlXTCRES. &c.
TERMS: For the real estate, c?c-fourth cash; b.
lance ut eight. sixteen, an! twcDtv-f0ur mo"t;ls.
The purchaser to give rGtes with approved security
for lh deferred pa Iuct= title to DC rct.linc until
th, said notes are said. . d,
Terms: Tor the pcie"nIi properly. one-third
cash: halrce II three a. six months, purchaser To-
give no!es with approved accHrl,E, with deed Of
trust and policy al insurance thereon 70 secure tie
assignee. N1l.LlAM IL LLDEtilNh.
The cr.cr CT safe permits the assignee to change
The terms Of siir II he 5aall deem il proper To- 90 So
OH the day OF sale.
Possession can be had in ten days after h.ic.
IS 3O-%tawJS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-17
Sl,EISAE NOTICES,

hT MOTHERS BE always
keep bottle of DR. TUFTS CELEBRATED En-
PEGTORAhT In the house. 1t Is certain and
pleasant cure for Group, Coughs, CcGs, etc. 1t Is
agreeable to the taste, and children take it readily
60 TO your druggist and get II at once, it may
the life Of yoar little one.
MOBILE, ALA, May q, lson.-Dr. W. IT. Tut
Dear sir-I should bc pleased to adv erusc your med
icines, and will cheerftly give you good notice o.
your EXfEcToKAST, AS have personally used II
with great satisfaction. Very respectfully, W. ID
MANN, proprietor Of the Mobile Register.
The BARRIERS prefer DR.. TUFTS lIAIR-DYE.
&c l5-d.odlw&w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-17
IL Grubbs 6 Williams,
Auctioncers ind Real Estate Agents,
Elnyenth street between MIN and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE BRICK
L YELLING No. III NORTH NINTH
tue Of decd Of trust cXscuIed hy George 81. Peck
to the subscriber rs trsie, elrl d;te 10Th Of Jan
uary 1861, anil July rrcore In RicllInond husun5'
(now the CRANBERRY Court Office, hein. thereto re-
arrs;ed so to do BY tic holder Of the Eote secured
will Sell ri auction, upon the premises; on rs
DAY, 25th Of February, 1919 at g O'Clock T.. a.,
The property conveyed by said deed the same being
the Unwilling above referred to. occupied ny
Mr. join l.. Peck. 1t Is Il wei-bEilt anu comfort
able house with about eight rooms besides kit;hea
and usual out-houGcs: with gas asu wafer, ana the
premises are in good order.
STERMs: The Gs~i authorizes sale for cash; but
the purchaser VIII be allow, to pay one-thrd cash
tie balance al six and twelve months fer negotiable
note with interest aided and secured by decd OF
trust upon the property Purchaser 10 pay zes Tor
1878. i!!OIAS j; kt-tNS' sFGs:eG.
ERuRRs e WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,. fe ls-.ds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-17

BIC SANDY.--Wea are informed that General
Breckinrd.e tcegraphs that the directory Of
the Big Sandy road have pledged themselves
to finish that road in Il year from this time,
and that the contracts for its completion to
the mouth of Sandy will all be given out in
two weeks. SO mote it be.-Leeington (Ky.)
Ouserrcr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-17
rnorEss.agALcA aDs
Dr.. W. PERSONS,
A 4, AND PRACTICAL
= FIJI SItIANJ 80 I,.1--- !,
FOUNDER OF THE DYNAMIC INSTITUTE,

FOUNDER OF TIE D9SAouo ASsAii - -
MILWAUKEE, WIS, IN 1892,
has practiced for the FAST seven years in nearly all
the chief cities in tile southern states-TIE GREAT
EST HEALER OF THE Acs-who has performed
some Of the most wonderful cutes IN ancient or
modern times, and has treated over 100000 patients
In the List eleven years, will heal the sick at Eica
moud, Va, at Ford's Hotel. parlor II, commencing
February II, 1873, for niucty days. ID
DIR. PERSONS heals by animal magnetism ara mo
ter cure. This treatment Is not confined 10 any
rarliculr class Of disease but Is applicable to all the
ills OF humanity, and IL persisted in will cure all
durable diseases.
Mrs. C. A. GOULD. 81. D.. graduate Of regular
school of medicine. possessing rare powers OF dag
uosing dsease, will act rs consulting physician anu
secretary.
Consultation free.
Send or cali for circulars or pamphlets containing
testimonials of persons cured by him anc indorse-
mcnts ny the press throughout the southern states
Dr. PERsoNsi Is agent for DIR. s. 3. ColliusS sure
and naInless cure of'thc opium habit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-17
asCar,y SALES.--FUTURE Days.
Ey Wellington Goduin,
Resi- Estate Agent and Auctloneer.
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.


SALE OF VALUABLE
L REAL ESTATE on THE EAST SIDE OF y,
BETW EEN MAIN AND
FRANKLIN STREETa.-in execution OF the pro-
Visions of decd OF trust from Isaac Jacoos anu
wife to (. Lollu,euu, Ii. MctzSer, and PAU tnGr-
blcker trustees Of the German BuilfnS Association
No 2, nd their successors in Office rs such trustees
dated The 20 of October. 1856. aud duly recorded IN
the clerks Office eli the Chanccry Court OF the city OF
s'rhIliond (bcins thereto required by The Boaru Ui
directors OF said Assoriation). We the Undersigned
l.. Lohmanu, one Of The original tru.tees IN sa!h
decd. and August Jacob and Hermann Eycrs, silc-
ccssorg as trustees OF Ii. AetzSer and Paul fuerr
hacker, shall, on WEDNESDAY The Goth day OF
February 1879, 1t o'clock r. NJ. expose TO sale III
public auction, On the premises, the real estate con-
viewed by said decd, and therein fully lbed as
fo!iows-to wit, THAT certain REAL EST ATE, with
a BRICK TE"EMES thereon, en the east ace OF
Seventeenth between MiI and Frupklin streets.
subject TO perpetual ground rent or iiinoty bushels
of inercnautlIe wheat, To be delivered on The lss
Cay nT J..nu&ry annually.
. iEEIs: aia:c known on day OF sale.
L. LIflMASN,
AUGUST JhCOR.
Iii:I:EN EVERS,
Trustees Of German Salulhg
fill Association No.2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-17

3 TOHN A.; SLOAN FORMERLY OF CHARLES
s al@f.WoRTIAM & Coz, MERCHANDISE Bro
XXX AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. 2
COLUMBIAN BLOCK. RICHMOND. VA.
q HEFEREScHs.--Isascs. Tay.or l. Williams, bank
SIS, EtshinoBd; A.. !. Stokes q Co.. kichlnond,
fsask, New York; Hugh Jenki.s & Co., baltimore,
.ssSIa. g. Woods q Go,, Bait.nsre, Mi RI. H,
aAdab<z D VA; Han Ysss, u Asth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-17
az ROSADALIS.-REv. L. W. SMITH,

Eg KOSADALIS.-REV.T 7. v. SMITH,
Ubionville, g. c., further Gays:
Ny mother, aged si1ty-two, had been in
delicate health Tor years She used Eosada.ls rs II
tonic AMI rraovator, aud lus enjoyed excellent
health aimee.
a lady near Unlonvlle had an ulcer on the side Of
Der neck which Threatened t. CIT into tie jugular
vein. She was treated by the hest physicians in this
eeeton and there are some skilled one; hcre With
out any benefit. Sic used RosADALIs, Gaa aoaS
earsdl On the whole, regard itas great medi-
cine fcl5-tcod2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-17
Spring PARK BREWERY,
) CORNER CLAY AND HARRISON STS

pURE MOUNTAIN RYE WHIshEY
from FOSTER 6 CO.'S formerly stuart's) dis
tillery, at Roscbanks Augusta county, Va, for aas
to the trade IT dlstillers' prices by
E. COURTNEY JENKINS, Sole Agent,
fe3 113 south Fourteenth street, below Cary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-17
LUMBER DEALERS.

100000 d TEET s sIcsG y soS pc
rior Quality: loo,coo feet seasoned ii Can=ta syc,
more, superior quality; also, large SICK me
CRY. Oak, Shingles, i.aths. All kinds or Bli!dns
Lumber. together With larsc stock OF Glazed ~
6ows Blinds aud Doors. cheaper than anywhere else
In the city, TRUMAN A. PARKER L ca,
dealers Ia Lumber, Glazed Windows,
- Doors and Blinds,
Canal aud Byrd streets from Fiftl to Sixth.
IN n-am :
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Teacher: "Who was the first man."
Brown (head boy: Washington; he was
first in war, first i'll Teacher: Ono,
no; Adam was the first man." Brown
ooh if you're talking Of foreigners, spose
he ras !"
Sol Smith Russell was performing in Lex
ington, KY, at last accounts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-17

CMITH's SHIRT!
MADE BY smith,
SOLD BY SMITH,
GUARANTEED BY SMITH:
AND ST
SMITHS
can always DO found the LARGEST, NEWEST, and
net ASSORTED STOCK III tho State. Call and eS-
anime t,.ru. WIN. IRA SMITH, Agt,
1iCo Main street
sis,,, r5,. FLAG, fe l2-eodGt
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TUST RECEIVED AND ONSxs-
~ HAND Tor snle by c. BELLEN0T thesSlfsS.
d-Gatter, 1&lO bialn street, Richmond sytS,<
Va, enc lot OF SINGING BIRDS. E:ssf's>
& Ore case OF M0ChING.BiRD FOOD aud a SUI
pes4or aasiity OF CANARY SEED.
.CAlER fel3-eoIGt
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plgss. 1gtsyOs,s. 1o.saccs,. .rc.

GtLAGGETT'S ALE AND PORTER.--
" This 4 Z and PORTER las reputation OF
nelrly one hundred years standing, the brewery
having been established In IT. J; Is celebrated for
its purity; aud its superiority over all oih"r alts
manufactured IL this country ~ acknuH lodged by al
good Judge. Kept constantly Oh hand by nil first
ciss satooys, and to lie had In any quantity from
Z. j. REILLY. sole Agent,
No. 3 Fourteenth street,
f. T-!m under Exchange lioiel.