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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-12
Police Court.


The following cases were disposed Of
yesterday:
J. w. Madden. drunk. Incorporating,
attachment issued.
Richard GlasSon. drunk. Fined 3.
j. l.. Ware, drunk. Fined $3.50.
r. L. Tucker, drunk. Continued till
to-day.
John Morris, drunk and disorderly.
Fined $3.50.
Mollic Hewlett (colored), drunk and
creating 4 disturbance on the street. Fined
$500
Molle Robinson (colored), drunk, was
sent to Jail for thirty days in default Of
surety.
George Nelson. charged with a>saulting
and threatening TO kill Ida Johnson. Dis
charged.
David Diamond, drunk and creating a
disturbance in the neighborhoOd, was sent
10 Jail for twelve months in default OF
surety.
Alice Jones (colored), charged with
assaulting and beating Henderson Page.
Discharged.
Thomas ElmOn. charged with feloniou'-
" assaulting and wounding William I.
Cousins with hammer, was sent on to the
Hastings Court.
The continued case OF Della Lusby,
charged with threatening to shoot various
persons. also with carrying concealed
weapons. was called up, and at the request
OF the prosecutors the case was dismissed.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy and
The Welsh Mine Accident.
HOW TEN MEN WERE KILLED BY A FALL
TWELVE HrNDREn FEET.

HOW TEN MEN WERE KILLED BY FALL or
TWELVE HUNDRED FEET.
Details have been received of the terri
ble accident at the Whcal Agar mlne near
Rcdruth. Cornwall. which resulted i'm the
death OF ten men. The place is in the
centre OF the mining district Of the cOun-
tv, about ten mics from Truro, and the
occurrence created great deal OF excite
ment among the people OF the neighbor-
hood. While eleven men were being
brought TO the surface in the skip or cage,
and almost when they had arrived at the
top. the rope broke, and the skip and It's
freight fell TO the bottom OF the shaft,
a distance OF at least twelve hum
dred feet. As a rule the men
themselves prefer this mode OF exit to the
labor Of climbing up such long distance
by ladders, aS it is very much quicker and
easier. The skip travels up ard down the
shaft between wooden guides or runners,
and the rope by which it is raised winds
round Il capstan driven 10y Il steam-engine.
ON this occasion the rope usually employed
was found defective, and another was sub
stituted for il. The first iDStalment OF the
night-Shait men was brought up in safety,
and a similar number OF the f0renoon-Shait
descended 10 take their places, without
hitch OF any kind.
Preparations were then made to hoist the
second lot OF The night-mcn, numbering
eleven. The skip had two platforms, the
top one surmountcd by sort Of canopy.
and on this occasion there were five men
on each platform and three on the canopy.
All went well until just as the head OF the
skip reached the surface. one young
man. named Henry CharbiS. jumped from
the canopy to the bank, but at that very
moment, when one more turn from
the capstan would have brought the
skip clear OF the shaft, the rope
overhead broke and the machine fell to the
bottom. The wooden guides by the side
OF the shaft were smashed TO fragments.
The men were violently hurled from side
to side. and, in all probability, killed be-
fore reaching the ground. Indeed, rs was
afterwards aScertaincd. many did not fall
the full depth Of the shaft, but were found
at intermediate stages.
Directly those on the bans recovered
from the shock of horror means were
adopted to clear the shaft and find the
bodies. Captain Trenana, the manager,
and Captain Daniel, the agent, organized Il
large staff OF workers, but in consequence
OF the wreckage Of the guiding wood
work it was some time before de-
scent could be effected. When at last
this was accomplished the body Of one
man was found at the ll0-fathom
level, two others were got on the
13O-fathOm, four at the l9j-iatlom.
and three at the bottom OF the shaft. All
the bodies were manged and disligued in
shocking manner. Two lads who at
tempted to get into the skip at the last
ascent owe their lives to the fact that they
were ordered back, as the place was full.
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Personals and Briefs.

The stranger who was taken up at the
Danyille depot Saturday. and who died at
the city almshOuse that night, was buried
Yesterday afternoon. no one having come
forward to claim or identify the body.
The special meeting Of the Richmond
and Danvlllc railroad stockholders takes
place to-day.
The rainy weather necessitated the post
p0nement OF the fireworks display on the
Capitol Square last night. a new date will
be fixed upon and announced.
Eleven deaths in this city from consump-
tion last week Phew ! But isn't it pos
Sibe that the doctors attribute deaths to
this cause that may be due TO Others
Rev. DR.. HOge has returned to the city
from his visit 10 Saratoga and Morristown,
y. J.
A petition is being circulated asking
Judge Joseph Christian, formerly OF the
Court OF Appeals, to allow his name 10 20
before the people at the primary election
which is to nominate Democratic members
OF the General Assembly.
The State Fair commences October 3lst
and ends November ID.
The officers OF the Third police station
have I'm their possession a bracelet picked
up on the Fair-Grounds, and supposed to
have been lost by some one who attended
the Veterans picnic.
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RneC-Ral1.

The Virginia Baseball Company an
nounce the following engagements for this
week:
Wednesday, September 18th - Quick
steps. Of Wilmington, Del.
Thursday, September l3th-Quicksteps.
OF Wilmington, Del.
The above club is a member Of the Inter-
state Association and stands wcll.
Friday, September 18th - Leaders, OF
Kingston, y. Y.
Saturday. september 1jth-Leaders, Of
Kingston, y. y.
This is the club that defeated the Vir-
ginias in Kingston on the 30th and 3lst Of
August last.
The celebrated Brooklyn - Interstate
club - the expected champions - will be
here for one game on Monday the 18th in
slant.
The above clubs being all very strong the
public may expect interesting and exciting
games. +. j. kILDUFF, Manager.
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DAMAGES FOR FALL.
Politics I'm CbpsfprfieiI.
A FINE DEMOCRATIC MEETING AT TIE COURT

n
HOUSE on NONDAY-NADD0X AND SIMS.
Hon. A. VI. Kelley, Mr.. James y. Dun
lop. and Mr.. Samuel VI. Page spoke at
Chesterfield Courthouse on Monday 10 a
very large and enthusiastic crowd OF DEM
ocratS. The speeches were fine. and.
Judging from the rounds OF applause which
they elected, were fully appreciated and
endorsed
While this meeting was in progress Mr..
Il. T. HUBBARD and Lewis Lindsay spoke III
one corner OF the courthouse yard in be-
half of Coalitionism, and Carter, in an
other corner. in behalf OF Maddox, who
also made speech. Carter and Maddox
succeeded in drawing away from HUBBARD
and Lindsay a majority OF their crowd Of
negroes, and the following preamble and
resolutions were agreed to:
Whereas on the lst day OF August, 1883,
the regularly-called Coalition Convention
OF the sixteenth senatorial district after Il
regular organization and with full attend
ance of delegates, nearly unanimously
nominated Hon. Samuel +. Maddox rs the
Coalition nominee for the next Senate Of
Virginia; therefore
ReSOlCed, That we endorse the said NOM
nation: that we haze full confidence in the
zeal, ability, and patriotism Of the candi-
date, and, without fail, we will support
him with all our power until the day Of
election, and on that day we will give him
our votes and all the votes we can inilu-
cncc; and further
ReS0lUed. That we condemn all parties
now cndeavorng to effect a bolt OF this
regular nomination rs diSorganizers and n
false to the great principles Of our Coali-
tion party, and Of all the requirements OF
fair play.
Upon the resignation Of Mr.. Maddox n
" chairman OF the epublican-Reiidiuste
County Committee, the full committee be-
ine present, the same was re6rganizcd by
the election OF Major Joseph Walker as
chairman, Il. w. johnson as secretary, and
Wilson West as treasurer.N
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Meeting Of Citizens Committee.

In consequence Of the rain the meeting
of the Citizens Committee of the state Fair
held at the Commercial Club last evening
was not well attended. The secretary read
the report OF the last meeting, and it was
resolved that other committees be desig-
mated for collections and to urge the mer-
chants to give more literally, as the COM
mittce are largely short Of what is ncces-
sary for the success OF their undertaking.
The secretary reported that the hotels have
SO far failed TO make a donation. so also all
our tobacco factories. The following addi-
tional subscriptions Were announced:
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Sells Brothers' Ctrcus.

1t + a common thing for all crcuses to
claim TO be the best, but il is IN uncommon
thing TO find show that comes with as
clean a record as that Of the Sells Brothers,
which visits Richmond on Monday,
september 18th, as the following criticism
proves:
From the Chicago Evening journal, May II,
1881
The Sells Brothers. who have had the
good fortune to be first on the Lake Front
this season, are 10 be congratulated in pre-
sentng show that corresponds with the
announcements. They don't beguile the
people with pretentious advertisements OF
wonders that have never materialiZed, and
they really produce what they claim. This
is almost toe much TO say Of circus. and
1t will hardly be credited, bat candid ex-
animation Of this menagcrie and ring
brings the trllth-loying reporter 70 the con-
fesSion that sobriety OF statement is mighty,
and is prevailing over all Barnum's adj
iectives. The immense canvases that
parasoled the Lake Front ground yester-
day afternoon and evening covered a
countless multitude of happy faces, all
bright with enthusiasm over the sights and
performances.
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MoRTrARY REPORT FOR THE WEEK END
ING SEPTEMBER 5. Causes Of Death 1:
Abscess, | white; bronchitis, colored !;
cancer. | colored; casualty, | white !;
cholera-infantum, white, 3 colored; con-
gestion Of bowels, l colored; consumption,
( white, I colored; diarhGa, colored; dy-
sentery. 3 white, colored; fever (ty-
pboidj. | white, / colored; fever (typho-
malarian. | white. | colored: heart-disease,
. white, / colored; hydrocephalus,
white: marasmus, white; meningitis, |
white; old age, I colored; tabes mesente-
rica. / coored; tuberculosis, | colored !;
unknown. l colored; whooping-cough, 4
colored. Whole number OF deaths in the
city. exclusive OF still-births, 44-white,
Is: colored. 2G. Locality: Marshall Ward,
Q: Jefferson Ward, 8; Madison Ward, 4 !;
Monroe Ward. 4; Clay Ward, .; Jackson
Ward. @: almshouse. (; penitentiary, l.
Rate OF mortality OF whole population
was 30. % per 900 per annum. Rate Of
mortality OF white population was 1884
per 900 per annum. Rate OF mortality Of
colored population was 1929 per 1000 per
annum. j. q. CABELL, NJ. D.,
President Board OF Health.
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Ambulance Calls.

Yesterday morning about half-past $
o'clock colored man who worked at VIII
liams's tobacco-factory was taken with
epilepsy. The ambulance was called and
he was carried to his home, on Franklin
street between First and Second streets.
About II O'Clock the ambulance was
called to Lottier's factory to attend a colored
man. who was also suffering with epilepsy.
He was taken to his home, on Thirty-lirst
street near Leigh.
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Drowned I'm the River.

About St O'Clock yesterday morning
James r.. Green (colored) was drowned in
the river near the old Baltimore sheds.
Green was employed on the tug-boat
Pulaski, and piece OF canvas having
fallen over into the river, he reached from
the side of the boat to pick IT up ont OF the
water, and in doing so lost his balance and
fell. and was drowned before help could
reach him. He was about nineteen years
of age, and lived at No. Hague street, In
Rockets. His body was recovered and
was viewed by the Coroner.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Suits Against The city Of Richmond.

ACTIONS FOR DAMAGES RECENTLY BROUGHT
AGAINST THE CITY IN THE CITY CIRCUIT
COURT.
In the City Circuit Court c. r. Thomp-
son complains that "On the 10th day OF
November, 1881, he was lawfully possessed
rs OF his own property OF certain chattels-
TO Wit, one suit OF clothes, three feather
beds, one lounge stuffed with feathers,
twelve new quilts land several other arti-
cles namcdl-o the value oi S144." and
"being so possessed. casually lost the said
chattels out OF his possession, and the same
afterwards came INTO the possession OF the
defendant by finding" who converted
and disposed Of the said chattels 10 his own
use, to the damage Of the said plaintiff Of
$780," l.. T. W. Marye, p. q.
These are about all the facts that the de-
claration dscloses
HOUSE TUNBLED.
Mr.. Franklin Stearns, through Cannon
& Courtney and j. G.. Blackwell, attorneys,
has brought suit for $4,000 for damages sus-
taincd bv him in the excavation OF the
Church-Ilill avenue between Broad and
Grace streets. by reason Of which eXcaya-
ton dweling-house OF the plaintiff, on
the hill east OF the avenue, was so injured
that 1t had to be taken down.
In this case the city authorities say that
they gave Mr.. StearnS the amplest notice Of
the city's intention TO make the improve
mcnt complained Of. 80 that he might adopt
precautionary measures to protect his
houses.
THE wATER-wORKS CANAL.
Jesse +. Adams, j. n. Lamkin. and
James VI. Moore. partners doing business
under the firm and style OF Jesse +. Adams
tS Co.., have brought suit by Meredith &
Cooke, counsel, against the cityfOr 100000.
Adams & Co. were contractors in the
widening and deepening Of the water-wOrkS
canal between the Three and Nine-Mile
locks.
DAMAGES FOR A FALL.
In the same court Edward Enroughty,
through Mr.. II. VI. Smith, Jr., attorney,
sues the city, alleging that in September,
1850, for want Of proper fence or railing
mt point on the southernmost side Of Mich
olson street, where it terminates in an
abrupt descent, the plaintiff, who was then
and there passing along said highway, fell
over said embankment or abrupt descent,
land thereby the right hip OF the plaintiff
was badly bruised, Sprained, or broken"
&c. Damages. $1,000.
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Sells Shows.

Mr.. II. Decker. manager OF Adyer.
Using Car No. >. sells Brothers shows, has
distributed among friends here in the city
a number Of colored photographic plates
containing studies i'll Natural History.
Most of the animals thus depicted with
artistic excellence and finish are to be seen
in Sells show in the flesh, and good flesh.
too, for 1t Is characteristic OF this exhibit
tion that all the animals are well cared for
and KENT
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The object OF this committee is 10 raise
money for the military competitive drills
and to help entertain visiting companies,
to increase the purses for the races, and
(which is very important). TO provide for
some sort OF night pageantry here in the
city.
The committee would, however, find
subscriptions flowing in more literally il
they would state to the public precisely
what they propose doing; how much
money they have secured, and how much
more they need, &c.
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Zera Last Night.

Zera, at the Richmond Theatre last
night, had good house, despite the bad
weather.
The distribution Of presents was emi-
nently satisfactory and the performance
good.
Every night this week Zera will be at
the Theatre.
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To CLEANSE TIE MOOD

Of scrofulous, inherited, and contagious humors
and Thus remove the most prolific cause Of human
suffering; to clear the skin Of dlsfguring blotchcs,
itching torturcs. humiating oruptions, and loath-
some sores caused by inherited Scroiula; 70 purify
and boauify tie SKIN and restore the hair so that
no trace II disease remain, CCTICURA REsOL-
VENT, the new blooG-purilcr, and CUTICURA
aud CUTICURA SOAP, the great skin-curcs and
beautifcrs. are infaliblc. They are the only rem
cdes that succeed when physicians aud all other
means fail.
PRICE OF CUTICURA: Small boxes 5Oc.;
large boxes, 81. CUTlCURA RESOLNENT' 81
per bottle CUTICURA SOAP, 2jc.; CUTiCURA
sHAViNG.SOAP. 15c. Sold hy all druggists.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.,
BO1fOu.
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SODA. AND MINERAL.wATERs. &c.

GENCY FOR VIRGINIA SPRINGS
IA AND OTHER
MINERAL WATERS. .
We have constantly on hand al the famed Mn
3RAT WATERS from Virginia and West Nr-
glnia. received direct: - , ,.,,,-,
WHITE sULPHuR. RED SULPHUR,
AILEGHANl. HEALING
Iu-FF ATO ItIGltA. .EOChBRlD6E ALUM,
BIIF RIDGE. WOLtTRAP LIrlliA:
Also the waters from SARAIOGA SPRINGS aud
The oFNFR K RAkOCZN: FRflDkRiChSHAIL.
UUNYADI JANO>, and other EUROPEAN VA
TFRS. PURCELL. LADD 4 CO., Druggists.
au2 Agents virginia SPRINGS waters.
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AUCTION SALES THIS Day.

RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 a. NJ. regular sale oi
horses. yehicics. Sc.
JNO. +. LAUGUTON.J JG.. 10. \. NJ. furniture,
nnnr. NlntgAr. Nc.
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If YOU SUFFER with sick headache constipa-
ton, sour stomach, or bilious attacks Ehohfs
LITTLE CATHARric PILLS viii relieve you. AS
regulator of the bowels they have noeq'nl. Fifteen
cents.
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The Original Ltme.Ade

made by George ScbGn, and drawn from
the coolest OF fountains, has tremendous
run. Try II.
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Late weather Report.
Especial telegram to The Dispatch.

Especial telegram to The Disatch.I
WASHINGTON. September 12-1 4. NJ
For the Middle Atlantic States, threatening
weather aud rain, north 10 east winds,
lower barometer, slight rise in tempera-
ture, followed in Virginia by rising ba-
rometer and partly cloudy weather during
the night.
For the South Atlantic States, fair wea-
ther in the southern portion, rain followed
by slightly warmer, partly cloudy weather
in northern portions, higher barometer,
northerly to westerly winds.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy and
rainy.
Thermometer YESTERDAY 6 \. NJ, 60;
Q a. NJ, 81; noon, GA; =. NJ, Gj; p.
NJ, 65; midnight, 60.
Mean temperature, 12t.
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IT PURIFlES
THE
ATMOSPHERE.

ITS EXPOSURE IN
4 SICK fOOM, GEL
LAR. c. q : r. +, OR
STABLE purlfles the al
mosphcre and drives
away the germs Of dis
ease aud death.
TAKEN INTERNAL
LN IT PURlFlES TUE
STOMACH. giving IL
tone and healthy vigor.
.ltis thus that IL CURES
Indigestion and Dyspep-
sia.
WHEN USED As 4
LOTION 10 destroys all
Frcckle- and BlOtch-PrO-
ducihg Germs, leaving
The skin clear. white. and
iran -parcnt rs that Of a
little child.
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ID \ II Il l. q q ID.

~ 1870 scrofulou' ulcers broke ont on my body
&x lt(1 my breast was one mass Of corruption. some
f ttt sc ulcers were not less than one and onc-half
,uelfrs ln diameter. the edges rough, raggod, and
uremlngIv dead-thc cavity open 10 the bone and
sllrd with offensive matter. Everything known
10 the medical faculty WAS tried in vain. Gradu-
sly The bone itself became diseased. and then the
zsferinc began IN earnest. Bone ulcers began %
tax the place Of those hitherto on the surface.
lecame mere wreck. For months at time conld
not get my hands 70 my head because Of extreme
sorcncss. Could not turn In bed. Knew not what
n was 20 De an hour. even, tree from path. Had
reason 10 look upon ufc itself as a curse. In the
SUMMER Of $50. after ten years Of this wrctched
cxIstcncc,i began 10 use the CUTlCURA RENE
DIES. and after two years persistent Use OF them
The last ulcer has healed. The dread disease has
succumbed. All over the breast. where was once a
mass II corruption. is now q healthy skin. My
weight has increased from l2S TO l56 pounds and
the good work IS siill going on. ! feel myself a
new man, and all through the Culicura Remcrios.
JAMES 4. RICHARDSON,
Custom House. New orleans.
sworn 70 before United States Commissioner j..
ID. CRAWFORD.
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DARBYs pROpHYLACTICFLUID.
WILL PREVENT THE CHOLERA.
Ithe NOS powerfnl aud.

fthc most powerful Anti
septic agent which chem
.istry has produced.
Iis use either INTER-
INALLY OR ENTER-
lNALLI renders AL IL
comes I'm contact with
PURE. SWEET. AND
lCLEAN; the production
'Of di~casc-gcrms ceases.
land the patient RECEIVERS.
WHEN L : + ID q y
'IULCE Rs. SCALDS.
! BURNS. ERUPTIONS.
b AND SORES, 1T STOPS
!. Ali PAIN. SWEET
u EMS THE PARTS, AND
PROMOTES The RAP
I'D FORMATION OF
,IIEALTHN FLESH.
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1T DESTROYS
TIE
GERMS OF Dis
EASE.

II Is q fact established
by Science that many
diseases are introduced
by putriiication. which
reprOduces itsClf and
prOnagatcs The disease in
Overwhelming circles.
These diseases generate
cOntagiOn aud M tue ar
with death. SUCH j.
THAT DREAD TER
RDI,
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EOR RENT.

Clay street near Adams. THREE DETACHED
BRICK DWELLINGS.
307 east Marshall street. BRICK TENEMENT.
902 Brook avenue. FRAME. DETACHED.
Corner Smith and MunfOrd streets. BRICK STORE
AND DWELLING.
Corner Cumherland and Linden streets. FRAME
TENEMENT.
Chafin street near Reservoir street.
No. 10 High street. BRICK Tenement
Lombardy between Main aud Cary, FRAME, d.
TACilED.
No. 271n Nenable. FIR RAME, DETACHED.
No. lin street. FRAME TENEMENT.
No. 6Oi Bragg row, BRICK TENEMENT.
No 10 canal bank FRAME TENEMENT.
3206 Lester street. FRAME TENEMENT.
Corner Leigh and OAK streets. STORE AND
HOUSE.
Hancock between Clay and Leigh streets. FRAME
TENEMENT
Upper part 2OOl east Main. NINE ROOMS
9O3 east Clay street, BRICK, DETACHED.
Apply 10 FURMAN ItiitR'
Real Estate Agent.
"a Mat, ...f
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Fall oyercoats at a., IS, 80, S12. Sl5, and
sis. lust opening at the One-Price Cloth
ing Palace. "A. STRAts son,
No. 1901 Main street.
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Wehayc This day appointed Mc,-rs. GoDDlS K
TRBBETT Of this city. sole agents for the sale Of
our celebrated brand Fruits and tlowor-" Smo-
king Tobacco and Cigarettes for the state Of
Virginia. l.. !. iILkINrON CO.
Rictmond, Ia, september 7, 1862.
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FLOWERS. PLANTS. &c.

no THE PUBLIC OF RICHMOND;
/ Having lcft the position Of Landsclpe Car
dener aud Florist az the state capitol, which /
flled surc0sslYey fYr over ten years, AMI having
leased the GARDENON WFST BROAD >iREET
Tor many years occupied hy VI. X. tr.ushaN,
E.I.. avn now prepared 10 execute all orders ap-
pertaining T. my profession which mas b. Gu
trusted o. me.
special attention will be- paid % LANDSCAPE
L. GkgDENiNG. either on large or small scale.
al.o T. CIT-FLOWE during winter. My
Greenhouses &c. are covered ~ about $1,000 feet
81 glass. Wedding and other decorations, Funeral
Emhlems, &c. furnished. Prices q. low a. ths
lowest. Address, by MAJ! or Otherwise,
j. &. LEWIS.
sc Il-its West BrOad->tr,ct Garden.
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GTNNlER RESOKIN.
BRIDGE OF VIRGINIA,
y AN ELEGANT COUNTRY HOME FOR
SUMNER AND FALL.
OPEN ALL qUE YEAR ROUND.

Splendid accommodations at lower rates than
are given elsewhere lu the southern mountains.
For term, address EDWARD H. Fl>HiR.
AN 2i-lm ~uuciiufrudcut.
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CANFORD'S RADICAL CURE, FOR
- the Immediate relief and Permanent Cure Of
every form Of Cntarrh, from simple Head Cold
or Influenza o. the Los Of smell 1astc.and Hear
ing Cough. Bronchitis, and Catarrhal COnsuinp-
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