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4 PPEAL TO THE PUBLIO-Tbe nm

IA dcrsigned have been constituted committees
to receive contributions from al benPvoently-in-
clined citizens Of Richmond and vicinity for the
bencflt of the sufferers by 'be great and fear
fully deylst tine floods IN the Rhine provinces of
&c IN my, 10y which & q ssanis and thousands have
not only lost their all, but have become dependent
and helpless Objecls OF charity, particul ,rly In
the cold and midst OF winter The eycr-reldy and
generous hands OF our eitzl ns Will help Us IN our
object, and hy sp edy contributions Of even the
smallest gifts, be & 10 money provisions. Sig
nifty that tins great country and our beloved city Is
evermlling and ready TO help 10 sileyilte real
suffering.
Besides the undersigned committees for the DIFF
ferent wards. the ire isurer. sr. HERM SCHMIDT,
No. 500 Broad street, viii receive any contribu-
ton that IN J be sent
There VIII also be lists Of subscription ~ the
following places, where contributions can bc
made:
At the German ronsuhte. shockoe slip.
Robert Wcudenburg, 500 Main street.
Oh. thinner, Main street.
CLAY WARD: a. lliefhOl2cT, j. I. DoscheD, j.
Lauer, III. Forstmann, l.. splesa.
MONROE WARD: IL schmidt, Joseph &. kauf-
mahn, e.. l.. Sicgel, W. LOycnsteiD.
MADISON WAED: Robert v cndcnburg, Alb.
Gunst. l.. Wagner. l.. Bromm, " illtsm Heller.
JEFFERSON WARD: A. Osterloh, =. Rosenbaum,
G. thinner, Q. q. ThOn. Sol. Wise, G.. Dunekcr.
JACKSON WARD: Charles iferbsL Jacob Wolf
Charles GasSer +. A. Wagner, B, WhiLtcamp.
MARSHALL WARD: II. Metzger, l.. Stumpf, =
Ullman, II. Bucker, ;. Lichtenstein. IA "a 1t
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xybotI,iud of "a BaIiEt Il {?

The announcement OF a "rweifth-NiSlt
Ball" for February lst was an anachron-
ism. The ladies who had intended having
the Twelith-Night Ball desired to say that
they were prevented from so doing, but in
its nlace propose to their friends fancy
dress bali. Not de rigReur, but thinking II
would be more attractive, ask the young
people 10 come in fancy dress as far a. pos
siblc. Ia return, the managers Wlii DO
their part in having h1ndsomely-deco-
rated hall, good band OF music, and a
supper gotten up by Mr.. Andrew PizzinI'
who knows rs well as anybody how to dc
that same. and he will do it, too.
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uANCHEsTEK AND VICINITY.

Briefs.-It is expected that the City
Court will to-day decide the status OF eer-
tain claimants to the position OF members
of the School Board. Those claiming are
members Of the old Board, displaced 10y
Readlusicr appointees.
Tbe remains of the late Mr.. Jesse Rice,
81 tins CITY, were conveyed yesterday to
Maury cemetery for burial. hev. III. ne,
rieux, OF the Baptist church, conducted
the services at the grave.
The bar-keepers who were presented ior
keeping open house on Sunday were ilneu
each s3j by the Judge OF the CITY Court.
There was a dozen OF them.
A license has issued by the clerk OF the
CITY Court here for the marriage OF Antho'
nv II. Linneman, OF Richmond, and Annie
Foster, OF Manchester,
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feet........ 10
Amounting OH the months production to
near $1,000.
The statement is defective in another
way. In connection with the publication
referred to, it was stated that the chairman
Of the Committee on Light was in very
cheerful spirits. The cost OF gas having
been now so greatly reduced. he was turn
ing his thoughts towards reduction OF
price to consumers. The statement did
not inform the public that the cost OF gas
i'm the winter season, owing TO greatly
increased production, was much less than
in the summer This information would
naturally suggest the inquiry how the cost
OF gas i'm the past five years compared with
the cost in the preceding years. The Au-
ditor will answer this. His statement
heretofore prepareD OF the cost Of gas for
the five years preceding and up TO lst
February last showed the cost to be Sl.353
per thousand feet. This statement he has
now brought up to the 1st January, 1883,
and the cost OF the five years and eleven
months i shown to be S1.3G per thousand.
Where. then. is the great saving in cost
that the public would be led to think has
been ACCOMPLISHED
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CONFERENCE or SUPERINTENDENTs.- AS
has been previously announced, the con-
ference OF superintcndents OF public
schools i'm the State will take place in the
hall OF the House OF Delegates on the 9th
of February next. Governor William E.
Cameron will deliver the opening address,
and the Hon. j. l.. NJ. Curry. general
agent OF the Peabody Educational Fund,
and the Hon. John Eaton, Commissioner
of Education for the United States, Is well
as other distinguished speakers, will de-
liver addresses. The principal features Of
the conference will be as follows:
The members will meet in the hall Of the
House OF Delegates, at the Capitol, the
9th Of February, at an hour yet TO be liked,
for the purpose OF organizing.
Members will, OF course. Immediately
upon their arrival in this city report TO the
Secretary Of the Board Of Education, at the
Office OF the superintendent Of Public In
structiOn.
At the hour fixed for organizing, the
conference will be called to order, roll OF
the county and city superintrndents called
| by the secretary of the Board OF Education,
| and after IL is asccrtained that q quorum is
present, the conference will proceed To
business, as Indicated by the programme,
the principal features Of which, in addition
| to those already stated, will be as follows :
I. School-house architecture and location
of schools, with special reference to coun-
! try.
2. Teachers Institutes Importance and
object OF; how to organize and conduct.
3. Examination of Teachers: Advantages
and best methods OF.
4. Graded schools.
5. School furniture and apparatus.
6. Duties and authority OF superintend-
ents in respect to district trustees and
| teachers.
7. The Educational journal: Impor-
tance and best methods Of sustaining.
6. Textbooks: Their uses and abuses.
0. State uniformity in the standard Of
qualifications for certificates, and how to
secure it.
| 10. Live teachers and trustees rerSuS
dead ones, and how the superintendents
can have them.
II. Blank Forms Their uses and abuses.
12. The public schools.
is. School supervision.
lQueries and answers.]
ifhe Virginia Agricultural and Mechani-
cal College.l
Hampton Normal and Agricultural In
stitute.l
An effort TO have an exhibit Of all the
difl.ent kinds OF school apparatus and
furniture is being made, and TO that end
all manufacturers or agents OF school-desks,
black-boards, globes, maps, charts, books,
or anything else that pertains to the proper
equipment OF school, are invited to be
present with samples or diagrams Of their
respective appliances. The Senate cham
ber will be set apart for the purpose OF eX-
hibiting them, and il deemed Of sufficient
Importance they may be allowed TO intro
duce them to the conference in session.
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SUBSTANTIAL REcoGNnIOS.-Cap d.
Bagot. aide-de-camp 10 Marquis OF Lorne,
sent day or two ago an autograph letter,
enclosing S5, each TO Masters George Lam
caster aud w. A. Roundlree, the first OF
whom sent the Marquis some Confederate
stamps, and the latter some Confederate
bank-notes,
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Ropsoy & CpANE.-To-nlght at the The
atre Robson & Crane will commence an en-
oagemeut for the balance OF the week.
T6ey have an enyiable popularity here,
and the repertoire heretofore published
shows that Theatre-goes need not iinger
any night this week, II they wish to spend
an evening Of real enjoyment. Forbidden
Fruit will be presented tonight,
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MOZART HALL.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY path.
GRAND ATTRACTION.
THE CHATTERTON-B -BOHRER C0MBlNA-
TIOS,
EMBRACING
Mrs. CIIATTERTON-BOiIRE
the World-Rcnowned Harpisi ;
MISS EMMA :. HOWE,
the Favorte Soprano;
hR. REINIIARDT RICHTER,
the Eminent Violinist
MIR. TOM BULLOCK,
the Sweet Tenor
HERR y. o. ZEDELER,
the Celebrated Celloist;
and
the Great Composer and Pianist,
In ono of their
GRAND CONCERTS,
under the auspices Of the Mozart Association,
ADMITTANCE: General admission, 90 cents; !;
reserved seats. 7 ) cents. To members OF Mozart
Association, so cents for ono, 10 cents Tor TWO,
and 81 for three reserved seats
Members must preeent their tickets when apply
Ing for reserved scats, and also show them al the
door Of the hall.
No reserved seats sold at the door and no dis
elimination In favor OF members of The AssOcla-
u0n unless they obtain reserved seats during me
day.
Box-shee, viii be open at JonSsToN's on MON
DAY, January 22d. 10
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CHATTERTON-BonRER COMBINATION.-To-
night at Mozart Hall this excellent musical
treat will be enjoyed by full house COM
posed OF the most fashionable people. The
violin, the piano, the harp, the organ, and,
best Of all, the human voice, will be made
to give forth such sweet sounds As will be
sure to furnish the most exquisite enjoy
ment. A few seats are left, and can be Sc
cured IL an early call be made this morning
nt IohnStnn's
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MoRTUARY REPORT FOR THE WEEK END
mo JANUARY 90, 1855 Causes Of Death:
Burns, / coIored; cancer, coIored; con-
gestion of brain, l white; compression OF
brain. / colored; consumption, 8 white, o
colorcd; Group, white. ] colored; embo-
ism, / white; heart-disease, white, .
colored; marasmnS, colored; old age, 3
colored; pneumonia, l white, 2 cOlored (;
premature birth, l colored; unknown, :
colored; whooping-cough, colored.
Whole number OF deaths IN the city, ex-
elusive Of still-births, 27-white, 8; color
ed, 10. Locality: City at large, 3; Mar
shall Ward, 3; jefferson Ward, 9; Mon
roe Ward, 5; Clay Ward, 2; Jackson
Ward, s.
Rate OF mortality Of whole population
was O.G4 per 1000 per annum; rate OF
mortality OF white population was 1910
per !. 900 per annum; rate OF mortality Of
colored population was 1928 per 1000 PEI
annum.
Whole number Of deaths for the year
lss2. .s5O-white, 792; colored, l,O61.
J. G.. CABELL, N. d.,
President Board OF Health.
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HAZEL KIRKE. - The Madison-Square
Company will be here on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings, 30th and 31st, and
produce Hazel Kirke, the most successful
play OF the day performed here and every
where to delighted audiences. The sale OF
seats will commence on Saturday morning.
There will be rush.
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JN0. T.. LAUGHTON, JR., 12 NJ, groceries.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, horses, mule
| vehicles, &c.
JN0. +. LAUGIIT0N, JR., 2:30 and 1880 p. NJ
oil-paintings-
! X. II. CIIAFFIN CO.. L. NJ, trustees sale OF
lot, with brick building theron, at the southeast
! corner Of Franklin street and Locust alley
lust below The Exchinge Hotel.
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PRINCE NICOLAS TsHERBATOv, Flag Lieu
tenant Imperial Russian Navy, in speaking
OF the efficiency OF the Liebig Company,
Coca-Beei Tonic, says: at is most cX'
ceIent tonic.' Edwin Booth says: " II
did me much good" General Franz Sige
SAYS: sit benefited me very much" In
valuable in debility, dyspepsia, biliousness,
sick headache, piles, bowol-ailections, and
nervousness.
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NoycIty I'm SOaD.

Mr.. J. o. Jefl'ries has novelty in the
shane of soap put up in boOk-form and
elegantly perfumed. 1t is handy, and wlll
be found useful. Mr.. Jeilries also has the
agency for an iuk-eXtractor that Is cheap,
convenient, and useful.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Ef On all sales OF Real Estate AIDE between IN,
1st Of January and last Of June the taxes for tn
present year have tO he paid by the purchaser. Or
all sales made between the LIST Of July and last
the year the taxes have ~ DC paid by the seller.
This custom was adopted about fifteen years az,
by all the real estate agentsi in Richmond and sp
plies to RichmOndand viciuiN.i
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CRCum-CoURT Jurors. - The Circuit
Court OF Richmond meets the first Mon
doy in February. The following jurors
have been drawn to serve: Otways. Allen,
J. +. Briggs, j. W. Ellison, 4. p. Mayo.
George w. Donnan, James Il. Kelly
George w. Libby, George c. Jefferson, j.
G. Moss, David L. Lumsden, Z. Samucls,
William B. Isaacs, Jr., William S. Wood,
William Gardner (coloredl, and j. ii.
Smith (colorcd).
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The Marquis or Lorno's Party.

A Washington paper states that box at
q place OF amusement in thai city has been
reserved for Friday and Monday evenings
| for the Princess Louise, her husband, and
party. From that it would seem that the
| Princess Is expected to return northward
with the Marquis, and not 90 on to the
Bermudas, rs for some time expected. 1t
NAV be that the theatre is simply adver-
Using itself, or it may be that the Princess
has determined not to 20 70 the Bermudas.
She felt here undecided what she would do.
The cars Of the Marquis were left in this
city when he went 10 Charleston, and or
ders have been received here from him to
have them ready to be sent North by FRI
day, with the information that they viii
not probably be occupied between here
and Washington.
From this IL seems that such OF the party
as are going from Charleston to Washing
ton mean 10 buy through tickets, though
even il they do they will be at liberty to
stop in Richmond, il their recolections OF
the place are such Us TO excite that desire
in their breasts.
The Marquis's cars are At the Byrd-street
depot.
The following Is from n Charleston pa
per OF Monday:
The yice-Regal party spent yesterday
verv much rs they passed Saturday, and
remained most OF the dav within their
apartments at the Charleston Hotel. The
Princess is still feeling the fatigue OF her
Journey, but was up during the latter part
OF the day and dined with the rest OF the
party in the evening.
Miss Mcneil was quite unwell and Kept
her room during the day.
Miss IIeryey, one Of the Princcss's maids
OF honor, attended high mass at st. Mary's
church in the morning. The distance be-
ing short, she walked TO and from the
church.
The Marquis and the other gentlemen OF
the party walked out in the afternoon.
They walked very fast. and appeared rs II
they were bent on securing as much eXer-
else az possible within as short time as
possible. 1t is probable that the Marquis
Will leave for Canada towards the LITTER
part OF this week.
The time OF the Princess's departure
will depend entirely upon the condition OF
her health.
The Marquis Of Lornc and some OF the
members OF the Vice Regal party propose
visiting Fort sumter to-day in the steam
cutter attached to II. NJ. :. Dido. The Mar
quis visited the Charleston Library on Sat
urday and entered his name on the visitors
register.
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CALL on YOUR OPrIcIas and go pair Of the
celebrated CELLULOrD EYEGLASSES. The
frames are hight, handsome. and durable. and the
lenses clc:r and brilliant. For sale by al leading
Jewellers and opticians.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cold, with sharp westerly winds. '.-'-
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY o A. NJ, % ;
0 A. NJ. 2S; noon, 40; p. NJ, 40; 6 p
NJ. 81 {; midnight, 80.
Mean temperature, 345.
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CosrpuSGcArrox or DIR. W. L. BROCK, O

CoslsrUNfCATIoN or DIR. c. W. 4. BROCK, or
RICHMOND, VA,
Member Of The state Medical SocietyJ In the
,Virqfnia Medical Honttiy for November
1875:
During the epidemic Of ScARLrT-FEyEH,
which has been prevailing for year In this city,
and is yet scarcely ended, have been giving NY
patients Buffalo iithia Water dd itbkula, and u
the exclusion of all other water Tor drinking lrr-
poses. In no case since I hare pursued ms
course hdre seen eren a trace " flbnmen IN ne
urine Of ScdfiItindt pdttct'ts. siher dnring Me
I'm a number OF cases. and hearing Of Jdrordbs
results in the pTdctice II othcr phystciGHs IN
this city who have used tie same me ms nave
thought Il worthy Of note In your Journal III uis
result H. DrOpter hoe we are enabled 10 rid Scar
trnfs.@ ia 2i-eoi3t
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BURXs's BRrHDAY.-The Rchmond Gale
donan Club will celebrate the 25th instant,
that being the birthday OF Robert Burns.
The affair will be modest one, but there
will. among other things, be large bowl
OF genuine old-iashloned Scotch-whlskey
punch.
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UNITED STATES COURT. Judge Robert
W. Hughes has had laborious session OF
his court since lis recent sitting COM
menced. II is true that no criminal cases
Of exciting moment have burdened the
docket. but there has been large budget
OF interesting chlucery matter which
claimed the attention OF the court and was
duly disposed OF.
Yesterday the ease Of Thomas Deane. OF
Petersburg, charged with violating the
United States internal-reyenue law, was
again taken up for trial.
Deane was tried in Alexandria at the
session OF the court there, and the jury
failed to agree. After hearing the evidence
and argument yesterday the jury, composed
Of nine white and three colored men, re-
tired, and after remaining out some time
announced that they were unable to agree,
and were discharged until 10 O'Clock to-day,
taking with them, OF course, the customary
caution about talking about the case. The
grand jury were discharged until the April
term Of the court.
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INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, fair weather, winds
mostly northwesterly, and stationary or
lower temperature, with higher pressure.
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"RoUoH ON RATS clears ont rats, mice, hie
roaches, bed-bugs, ants, vermin, chipmunks. l5c
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one CANNOT BE TOO CAREFUL
In the selection OF cosmetics J. e y. ATKiN-
SONS MIX Of White Roses, while harmless and
delightfully."- pcrfumed, Is Of the most effective.
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No lady In Richmond should fail 90 attend the
big MILLINERY snction sale at wOLFoRp eHn-
BERG's, 523 Broad street. To-MORRow and FRI
DAY. See advertisement
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FINE MILLINERY at public auction at WoLFoRD
K suILBERc's, 523 Broad s,reet, tshes place To-
MoRROw and FRIDAY. Zee aiyerttsemenI.
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HANDSOME VALENTINES Of every variety al
l.. LEwIs's, gI2 Main street.
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"MoTHrR SWANS woRx-sYRUpn for fever.
lshnoss, rcs,lessness, worms, constipation Taste
less Csc.
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The greatest quantity Of FEATHERS and FLOW
ERs in all colors viii be sold az the millinery auc-
tlon, b93 Broad street, TOMORROW and FRIDAY
See advertisement
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Lots Of pretty HATS and BoSSETs, of this sea-
sons productions win be offered st the big public
auction. 523 Broad street, Tomorrow and FRI
DAY. See advertisement
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THE HORSFoRD ALMANAC AND Cook
Book mailed free on application to the
Rumiord Chemical Works, Providence, X.
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SrPREME COUET.-Western Union Tcle-
graph Company Us. Reynolds Brothers.
Argued by Robert stiles for plaintiff in
error, and Richard Wake for defendants
in error, and submitted.
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VALENTINES, VALENTINES, of every size and
description, selling very low at L. LEwIs's, 9ia
Main street.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done q.
he DISPATCH PRISTING-IiousR. Good work
ow prices. and satisfaction vHsrantccd.
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DIR. JAMES b. McCAW,

Professor Of the Practice Of Medicine IN the Vir-
Pinla Medical College
At meeting of the Richmond Academy OF
Medicine, October 10, 1878, DR.. McCav called
the attention Of the members Of that body u the
value OF Buffalo Lithia Water. Spring No. 2, in
tie Management OF SCARLET-FEyEg."
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9itIlmund 1ispatfh.
WEDNESDAY. .... JANUARY "a, 1883.

as-THE CIRCULATION or THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERs OF TIE CITY.
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BUFFALO LIiHIA wACER.
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER IN TIlE
TREATMENT OF sCARLET-FEvER.

DIR. HENRY L. BYRD, OF BALTIMORE,
President and Professor OF Obstetrics ana Diseases
Of Women and Children in the Baltimore Medi-
cll College, formerly Professor Of Practical
Medicine, &C.:
:" know of no remedy Of equal efficacy with
the Buffalo Lthia " ater, spring No. 2, In the
SeqUei9 OF ScaridtinG.'
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WEATHER REPORT.

Entered at the PosI-onice ut Richmond. Va.' as
secOnd-class matter.i
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IRON, STEEL. Ac,
METALS, GRINDSToNEs, &c.

BEST REFINED BAR IRON--assortei sizss;
HORSESHOE, H0oP, RAND, and oyALs,
sWEDE IRON and NORWAY ssHAPEs-as
sorted sizes;
RUSSIA, GALVANIZED, aud AMERiCAN
sHEET-IR0N;
NAYLoR's CAST, ,srRIN0-, and ndTiRE-STEEL'
spELTER, SHEET ZINC, SOLDER, AxLEs,
NOVA SCOTIA and OHIO 0RfNDsroNES-'
fall supply.
For sale by HENRY M. WohThAh,
delo-Sm corner Fifteenth and Cary strects
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FTsHERMEN'S DEPOT.

~-f|--(~10rf.-7-7"~lHl71-
SEiSE-THREAD OF ALLS. rs4bxSsss
~ pumbcrs and qualities Of this S-sas>>~
sea. on's importation
PATENT and SOtSf-LAfD SElkE-TWiNES
SEiNE-LINES--a sizes;
ROPES. I4WkINGs, CAEPET-WARPS;
CORKS, COKkWOOD, &C.
Manufacturers Of GfLL-NETTlEG and HAUL
SEINE NETTING OF all sor 8.
Lowest prices guaranteed.
l.. L1CHTENSrEIS a SONS,
corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets,
Richmond, Va.
sole Imporiers OF the Lion brand Seine-I bread,
warranted full standard, and importers OF other
brands jal6
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PAINTINGS, ENGRAvINGs, &c.
T LEWIs'S FINE-ART GALLERY,
FREE EXHIBITION DAILY.

FKEE EAIIIDI IIVN t1EffIffs
The largest stock OF OIL-PAiNTiNSS, IN
Two hundred styles OF CABINET and bAIO
FRAMES from lee. upwards.
ART-PIECEs in antique brass frames IN p,ush'
NLBrMS, EAsELs, PLAQUES, ABT-ME-
| DALLIONS, &c.
FRFNCH-PLA MANTEL- AND PIER
ARfisTIc FRANVyG specially, C0RNICEs
mrae 10 order at l.. LEWis'S.
| ta ia 9l2 Main street.
A full stock Of sENTIAfENTAItV tVALkNTINEs
of an makes now 0pcu and for sale cheap.
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DIR. G.. W. srMpLE. HAMPTON, VA,

Pr. ident Of The Stite Medical Association;
"In n case Of SCARLET-FEyER witch came un-
der nv treatment, the Buffalo Litia Watf,
Spring No. 2. restored a healthy and ibnndant So
cleliOu of urine, when " was highly charged win
Aib,meH. AND the SECRETION Uas almost sup
pressed