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VOL. 3—NO 136
A. COWAROIN, Proprietor.
HtrG H R PLEASANTS. Editor.
~ Y K ;i M IIKKRV PECTORAL,
• r a thß cv*.* or
WHOOPING COUGH
Colßs?*' CROUP,
w ASTHMA and
"Avoir CONSUMPTION
b KOSi T o rrKK a rni.n. with
. . «y\DACHE AND SORENESS OF THE
ti< .1 pooV. the CHERRY PECTORAL
I j * J OT . joinj (o bed, and wrap up warm to sweat
( Hrdvlr.n* th* night
• * i-J For * rol.l and cough, fake tt morning,
« -i-- N , n- a nd evening, according to direction*
•• cr.ii thi> difficulty will sooii be removed.
J® 'v, ,' f saSerfrom this trouble when they find
V,n fr" W> readily cnr»d. Persona afflicted with a
~j • •, v hich breaks them tneir rest at night,
* "Ya,-> i- v takin* the Cherry Pectoral on going to
, v sound, unbroken sleep, and
- \ refresh! ns rest. Great relief from suffer
~ s '.\ x R - ..innate cure is attorded to thousand* who
.'•h'U • v . ' "d, hy this invalaabhggpmedy
'■# ..;reeahte efleet in thn*<&tfa*e*, many find
tfceinse''- " t:uwilling U> forego its im when thenece*-
'-- • . -eft.ed
tfrom tv.-. - niinent physician* in
Kaykttf.vji.le, TeKN n AprH 18th, lftM.
g, ; _\Ve -,hve given your Cherry Pectoral an exten
• cur practice, and fiud it to surpass every
•■'r . '.v we have for curing affections o the re»-
lutwty oiivi*. i>r, oiEMER t HAMPTON.
l j«.ag?r#and public speakers this remedy is inval
n»j>. ashr ts action on the throat and lungs, when
taken'in sr".a!iquantities, it removes ail hoarseness in
„ hours, and wonderfully increaae* the power and
iW.biiiiy of the voice.
Asthma is seneraHy much relieved, and often wholly
eared by Chen-y Pectoral. But there are some cases
« 'obstinate s« to yield entirely to no medicine. Cher
pr pe -tori' »ill cure them, if they can be cured.
Bronchus, or irritation of the throat and upperpor
too ot' the lungs, may be cured by taking Cherry rec
toril in snmi! cjid frequent doses. The uncomfortable
OVoress:on is soon relieved.
Rev I>t Lansing, of Brooklyn, New York, state*
" i liave s-en the Cherry Pectoral cure such cases of
Asthma it.d Bronchitis as leads me to believe it can
rarely fail to cure those diseases.'
For Croup, give an emetic of antimony, to be follow- I
ed by iarse'nad frequent doses of Cherry Pectorai, un
til -s'subp. :* s 'he disease If taken in season, it will
not fail to cure.
Whooping Cough may be broken up and soon cured
bv the use ef Cherry Pectoral.
"The Inriuer»za is speedily removed by this remedy
JS'uoserons instances have »een noticed where whole
Uculies were protected from any serious consequences
wkiletbeii neighbor*, without the Cherry Pectoral,
wra suffering from the disease.
Frarn the distinguished Professor of Chemistry and
Materia Medics, Bowdoin College.
I have found the Cherry Pectoral, as its ingredient*
show, a powerful remedy for colds, and coughs, and
pttaonary diseases.
PARKER CLEVELAND, M D.
Bninswr;k. Me, Feb 5, 1847.
D' Valentine Mott, the widely celebrated Professor of
Surgery in the Medical College, N York city, says-:
It -rives r .e pleusure to certify the value and efficacy
o f Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, which I consider peculiarly
adapted to :ure diseases of the throat and lungs.
Cures of severe diseases upon the lungs have been
ef -:ted by Cherry Pectoral in such extreme cases a*
warrant the belief that a remedy has at length been
found that car. be depended on to cure the coughs, colds
aad consumption, which carry from our midst thoro
ainds everv vear. It is indeed a medicine to which the
afflicted c r. .ook with confidence for relief and they
stsuld not fail to avail themselves of it.
Prepe.red bv J C AYER, Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
Sold in Richmond by PL'RCELL, LADD it CO, and
b> ill the Druggists throughout the city and State,
oc I—dt?Feb
Dl VAL'H FAMILY ANTISPASMO
DIC. for the cure of Asiatic Cholera, Cholics
o> all kinds, rpuoig, cholera morbus, dysentery, diar
rfcra. lock jaw, violent paiu, whether rheumatic or
a-»<.ralgic, cremp in the stomach, toothache, nervous
headache. delirium tremens, spider bites, dyspepsia,
f'liaess from imprudent eating, threatened abortion,
fits, sinking or congestive chills, ague and fever, burns,
CUt*. LVC.
Accompanying each bottle is a pamphlet containing
foil directions for its use, in fhe various diseases for
u+-.ch it is recommended, as well as presenting many
String testimonials.
This medicine is not only efficient, but safe. It is
e»iapted to many of the c.ost violent diseases, giving
the most prompt relief, and is espeoially suited to large
families as well as to travelers. The proprietor, there
fore, would respectfully as* the attention of the public
t j its claims; which are founded on more than twenty
y?arß* experience in its use, and not on conjecture.
It has already become a vevy popular remedy in ma
ny parts of the country, and is destined to be so whsr
ever -.t 13 iritroduced.
Wj ivould respectfully call tbe attention of the pub
lic to the fsllowlna, amongst many names of highly re
■oectable and ivell-known gentlemen in different parts
or the country, vtl9 have used it, and spoken of it in
fcufh terms:
M-Jscoe Garnett. esq, Esi&<2; Jst M Jeffries, eC?. Kin#
,iad tiueen, Va; Alexander Dudley. Esq. King and
<2-;»en. Va: R W Schooler, esq, Caroline, Va; Wilson
C Pembenon, King William, V a; A B Walthall, Char
iottesvilie, Va; Thos D Uuarles, Richmond, Va; John
V» Hoods, Baltimore: Wm F Pendleton, Washington;
fS>» ton Short, Kins William: Winston, Chester
field, Va; James W Goss, Gordonsville, Va' RLCole
mio, Richmond. Va: N B Hiil, Richmond, Va; Thos
St&rke, Kini; William, Va
Amongst the many physicians who have usel it, we
bea leave to refer, tor the present, to the following:
Dt John S Lewis, Kins William; Dr WmT Down
er Kin* William; Dr Wm R Purkins, Northumber
aoi Dr Richard T Hundley. Hanover.
We also ask you to read the following certificates,
acd refer vouto many more in the pamphlets and our
var: /J advertisements
1" 1 •"o 1 * 1 -"., ind Fever, <Jkc.
Or Du Va!—Dear Sir: I was promptly relieved, a
years aio, of a violent attack of something like the
cholera, by taking a large dose of your Anti-Spasmcd
ic. Since that time I have frequently witnessed its
good eiiects in other cases. About six weeks ago I was
Buffering exceedingly frarn an attack of Third-day
Ague and Fever. It had been increasing in severity
tor nearly a month. I determined to try your Anti-
Spasmodic, and accordingly took a large dose of it just
before the time for the cnill. It produced over the
whole system a peculiar sensation of warmth, which
wad kejit up by repeating the dose onee or twice at
intervals of two hours. Though necessarily exposed
aiace, Iha ve felt no return of chill. I feei confident
i*i recommending your medicine.
Very sincerely yours,
(Signed) AMBROSE ACREE.
King William. July, 1352.
la Cmmti, lirsrntery, and Solder Biten.
Dr Du Va!—Dear Sir: I have administered your Fa
mily Anti-Spasmodic in several violent attacks of
cramp and dysentery. I have applied it externally to
the bite of a spider, when there was an enormous en
largement of tne limb, and intense pain—in all with
perfect success. I have soid a great deal of it in this
neighborhood, and as far as I know, it has given univer
sal satisfaction. All wbo have tested it seem to think
it has no equal as a family medicine. I deem it due to
say that in most of the instances alluded to above, va
rious remedies were used without effect.
Respectfully, yours,
(Signed) S W Y MUSE.
Manufactured by P P DU VAL, M D, King William
C H, Va, :o whom ail orders should be addressed. Price
62 1-2 ceats and $1 per bottle.
For sale in Richmond. Va, by Purcell, Ladd &. Co,
wholesale agents, and by Thomas &. McCarthy, J Blair,
A Bodektr, and Wm P Lnnd; in Baltimore oy Canby
A Hatch ; in Portsmouth by Gnrllck St Gwatbmey, and
by Drcg;ists generally au6 Stawts
(VIOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.—i he in
i ™ creasing popularity of MRS. DAWS' Congh
Elixir has iuduced the proprietress to procure, at
considerable expense, a new style of bottles acd
labels. This lsct is conclusive evidence that it is
ail that is claimed for it, in excellent remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Whooping Coough, Croup, Pulmo
cary Complaints, &c. It is now used by a large
majority ol the families in Richmond, many of
whom have voluntarily tarnished certificates of its
virtue. and has come to be considered the best rem
e-ly ol the day. Such positive evidence is worth
more than volumes of uncertain testimony from
■abroad.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by BENNETT &
BEERrf, A. KODEKER, CHAS. BECK, CHA3. D.
Y\LE, aud Mrs. A. B. DAWB, Main street, and
BOUCHER & MELTON. Broad at., and CHAS,
MILLBPAUGH, Druggist, Richmond. mh 18
| MPO L.AIJI KH.-MHs A L
CORY is heppv to inform the ladies of Rich
Riond, that Mrs. Eliz»beth Hiliyard has learned S
- Taylor'a syit-rn ol Cutting, and would be
phased to ail of htr friends ana customers that
•w <uld favor hr rwnr. a call, on Marshall, first door
above second mrret
P a—Mrs. Elizabeth Hiliyard is agent for 8. T.
j aylor's system in Ricnmmd mh 15—lit'
MATTJXI*. —a lot of superior Canton M»t
titig, received and tor sale by
BREEDEN k. FOX,
tan 18—2w 217 Broad street
C< l/l> V fcM hKKU.--.iWO Du»fcet. siricuy priiue
' Clo»er Seed, in store,for sale by
R. McCAMuLISH, Jr,
a"Jl2~3w ISSCary Sire*.
THE DAILY DISPATCH.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.—A very neat Place on th*
JJg| road landing to Stony Hun, with a House con
taining four room*, and a Well of moat excellent
water in the yard. A pp) yto
EDWARD D. EACHO,
mh 22 General Agent and Collector.
0. .' FOR KKNT.—The brick tenement ion
Canal *treet. between 4th and sth itrceU. re
o ntly occupied by Mr JohnGlb*on. Rent 8150.
mh 22 TOLER A COOK, Agent*.
FOR RKMT.—We have a
Rnck Hoaae on Church Hill,for rent. It i*
near the residence of George W Toler, and >* de
•irable. Rent $8 per month,
mh 17 TOLER A COOK. Agents
® HOUSE FOR RKNT.~We offer lor
rent, a large Brick House, on the Mechanic*-
vilie Tnrnpike, a ahort distance from the city,
which has many convenience*, and i* a deairable
residence.
mh 17 TOLER A COOK. Agent*
mFOR RENT—The newly built three »tory
house, corner of Main and 2nd itreet The
occupant wishing to remove to hi* own residence,
i* willing to give immediate possession Apply to
fe 3—ts GEO. W. GRETTER.
A SCHOOL HOUSE FOR RKNT.—
The tenement known as the school house, on
Franklin, between 6 and 7th street*, t* for rent,
possession given on the irst day of April. The
house contains three rooms, ooe large enough to
accommodate from fifty to sixty scholar*, a lecture
room adjoining, with a bed-room abeve.
Apply to ED D EACHO,
mh 14 General Agent and Collector.
IMII.GU COW.—A Good Milch
Cow, for *ale by
JS3L h ] ° A strecker
fw MILLINERY GOODB.—N. C. BAK-
L 1«9 Itlnln Street, invites the atten-
of Merchant* and Mi liners, to a com
™"plete assortment of Spring and Summer
MilHnery, Pattern Hats, French Flowers, Bonnet
Silks, Ac.
Orders executed at short notice mh 15—3 m
41 NEW Sl'ftlNfci AND HllUi*l£tt
j|t GOODS.—The subscriber would inform his
ft iends and the public that he has received
his Spring supply, selected in the Northern
cities by himself, consisting of French Cloths,
CnHsimerea, Yestings, Ac., which he is pre
pared to make up in the most fashionable manner
and on accommodating term*. He solicits a call
from those in want.
WM. HOLT RICHARDSON,
Merchant Tailor, I4ih street,
Oppo*ite the Exchange Hotel, Richmond,
mh 16—d^w
MRS. M. A. LYONS, hroad St.,
ff*a&jone door above 7th, is now receiving her
■BBrSpring aseortment of fashionable ?lllli
•"•nery.
Bonnets, Dresses and Mantles made to or
der. mh 17—i*
READY MADE CLOTHINti.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS'!
•>23 Your attention is called to our stock r=,
ft of READY-MADE CLOTHING and [Mh
\ff FANCY DRESS ARTICLES, whichli Hl/M
is large and desirable. Also, a large W
stock of white and fancy SHIRTS and COLLARS,
of the latest styles. Call at No. 112 and look.
mh 21 S. MERCHANT A WEISIGER
NEW MERCHANT TAILORING JSS
>4I TABLISHMENT.
)Pl NO. 132 MAIN STREET, (opposite ft
jfj# Messrs. Adie A Gray's Drug Store.) Iflf
The subscriber respectfully iciform* "®
the citizens of Richmond that be has commenced
the Tailoring Business, at the above store, with an
entirely new STOCK OF GOODS purchased tbis
Spring, which h? will make up to order at the
shortest notice, and in the most fashionable style.
Mahsn'a system of Garment-cutting and
Plates of Fashion for sale.
WILLIAM N. ROACH,
mh 21—lm* 132 Main-street.
GREENHOUSE AND ORNAMBN
TAL PLANTS.—As this is a good season to
plant out all kinds of ornamental plants, the sub
scriber will offer a large assortment of plants for
sale at the Tontine House, opposite the Banks
Main atreet, on Tuesday the 22nd instant, and
will continue during the week, where those in want
of plants can be suppited.
mh 21—6t* JOSEPH RENNIE.
® VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE.—We are authorized to sell three
most va'uaDle and desirable Store Stands on Main
street. The terms will be made accommodating,
not .more than $1000 being required in cash, while
the balance may be in annual instalments. Apply
early.
mh 22 TOLER &l COOK, Agents.
M GREAT REDUCTION IN m
THE PRICE OF HATS, CAPS AND ■
BOOTS. —In buying yourHßts and Boots, go
right to Head Quarters, J. H. ANTHONY,
Cstambian Hot 1 corner, where Moleskin Hats of
ivst quality are selling at $3 50
Second quality... 300
Silk Hate of the latest fashion 250
~?ine Calfskin sewed Boots 3 50
.together with an assortment of Cloth, Plush, and
C4l Silk Caps; Soft Fur and Wool Hats, Silk, Ging
ham and Cotton Umbrellas, at low prices. se29
m HOOTS AND SHOES.—I
Bam now receiving my Spring
sortment of Boots, Shoes and Trunks, em
bracing all the varieties, from low priced
to the finest goods,
fe 12 JOHN THOMPSON.
r~ I. -1 UNDERTAKING.—The sub
'l begs leave to return his
thanks to his numerous friends and the public at
large for the liberal patronage bestowed npon him
during the past 14 years, both as Cabinet-Maker and
Undertaker, and to inform them that he has formed
a copartnership with Mr WILLIAM MURRAY,
well known to tne citizens of Richmond as one of
the old lirm of Poore, Murray & Roper, for the ex
clusive purpose of conducting the Undertaking
BunlneitH in all its branches. His shop is on the
East side of Governor street, next door above the
old stand of Roper & Cowling, l etween Main and
Franklin street*, where will always be kept a large
assortment of ready made Coffins, and where all
orders left will meet with prompt attention,
fe 14 —3m B. W. ROPER,
* Next door to the eld stand of Roper & Cowling.
TO THE PUBLIC.—The subscri
ber respectfully informs his friends and
public that he has on hand, and is
* still making up saddles and harness of
the best stock, and of superior workmanship, such
ss cannot easily be found in the city. Having em
ployed a practical workman—one that can be relied
on tor making all kinds of saddlery and harness
work, in any style required— invites the attention
of all in want of such articles, being confident that
he can suit them, as regards price and quality. Ail
orders thankfully received and promptly attended
to. WM. SALMON,
Wholesale dealer in Saddles, Harness, tic,
Msin street, below City Hotel. fe2B—lm
•SH DOG LOST.—Left the Floyd House
—in December last, a very large MaMlfl
Slut, ol a pale yellow color, uncommonly tail and
remarkable in appearance ; had on a collar with
my name on it. Sne has been often seen in the
city by persons who knew her, since she left Any
information left at the Floyd House, that will lead
to her recovery, will be thankfully received and
liberally rewarded, by
mh 1 JOHN A. JETER.
m HKING SCPPLY-BOOTo, SHOES
■ and TRUNKB.—We have received by re
cent art i VB)s, our spring and summer stock of
Boots, Bhoes, Trunks, <tc. It embraces ev
ery variety, style and quality, and will be sold as
low as such goods can be bought anywhere. Mer
chants buying for cash will save money by buying
from us, and they are respectfully invited to call at
No. 73, Main street, 3 doors below Daley's
mh 21 WHITE St PAGE.
AI>IK & (iiUy, Hsrbmoiid, Va„, have
in atcre, and are now receiving, perhaps the
largest Stock of Drags, Medicinei, Paints, Oil*,
Dye*, Window Glasa, Surgeons' Instruments, &c.
Jtc._, ever offered for sale in this city, to which they
invite the attention of Wholesale Dealers In town
and country in Virginia itnd North Carolina.
mh 14
RICHMOND. FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 25 1858.
NEW COMMISSION HOUSE.— The «ub
•criber* bare entered intooo partnership under
the firm ol PENDLETON A BROTHER, for the
transaction of the Commi**ion Buaines* in TOBAC
CO, COTTON and PRODUCE GENERALLY, and
have taken Warehouae No. 130 Smith'* Wharf,
Baltimore, Md.
R. W. PENDLETON,
P. P. PENDLETON.
Baltimore, August 16th. 1852.
Reference*:
Hugh Jenkins A Co., Baltimore.
F. W. Brune A Son*, do.
Wm. WiUon A Sona, do.
Edwin Wortham *l Co., Richmond.
Archb'd Thoma* Sl Son, do.
Hugh W. Fry, do.
Rhode* Sl Oglebay, Bridgeport, Ohio.
John Creigh, Cincinnati.
Gordon Sl Co., Loui*ville.
W. H. Bartle**, Charleston, 8. C.
Otis J. Chafee, do. do.
Jame* McCullogh, Pittsburgh.
Brown Sl Kirkpatrick, do.
Z. Chafce, do.
D. Lamb, E*q., Ctwh'r N. W. Bank, Wheeling.
S. Brrdy, Esq., do. Mer. Sl Mach. do. do.
Jatne* R. Baker, Wheeling.
Joaiah Sibley, Hamburg*, S. C.
Henry a. Jjcfaroßder, Mobile, Alabama.
A. L. Gainea, New Orleans.
oc 12—t worn
J BROWN, Jr., STOCK BROKER, opposite
• the Bank of Va, ha* for *ale
Va 6 per cent bond*; long, redeemable in 1876
and 1872; abort, redeemable in 1859 and 1657.
Bon-is guarantied by State, redeemable in 1870
and 1875.
Bonds of city of Petersburg, redeemable in 1355,
with Coupons redeemable in 1865.
mh 21—3t.MoWAF
RKKNK dc HEATH, COMMISSION
MERCHANTS, San Francisco, California,
will attend to shipments of Tobacco, Flour and
Merchandise generally consigned to them, and
will make prompt return. As the Barque Parthian
is about leaving the port of Richmond for San
Francisco persons desiring an a-ent there will
meet with prompt attention by entrusting their bu
siness to them. Refer to
Messsrs AAA Lawrence A Co, Boston
" Allen A Paxsoo, New York
'' Patteson, Adam* A Co, New York
" Courtney A Gushing, Baltimore
" Edmond, Davenport A Co, Richmond
" Davenport, Allen A Co, Richmond,
fe 10—dtfel7.2awt*
Lots on union hill for sale.
A* the agent and trustee of THOS. H. BLA
KE Y, I will sell, privately, in lot* containing one
or more acres each, to *uit purchasers, eignt or
ten aces of the land now owned and occupied by
the said Blakey. These lot* are beautifully situa
ted on Union Hill, fronting on the road leading to
Blakey's Mill, about a mile and a half only from
the old market.
Terms accommodating. Refer to John Shore,or
to the subscriber, at his office No. 71 Main street,
up stairs,over Messrs. Sinton A Co.
au 9—3tawta I. R. WATKINS
Bracelets, bracelets, brace.
LETS.—JuiI received a large lot of coral, jet
ivory, amethist, garnett and other Bracelets, with
charms attached, which will be sold at the low
ptice of 75 cent* a piece, or 81 50 a pair.
Call soon at the cheap store of
HENRY HYMAN,
Direct Importer of Watches, Guns, Ac.,
mh 23 96 Main street, Richmond, Va.
DEALERS FROM THE COUNTRY
AND TOWNS,
WILL find at the establishment of NASH A
WOODHOUSE, 139 Main Street, an
extensive stock of Books, Stationery, Piano Forte*,
Music. Writingsnd Wrapping Papers, Blank Books,
Ac. at low prices, and upon reasonable terms.
rpAILUKS' TRIMMINGS. We call the
JL attention of merchant tailors to our large and
extensive assortment ot Trimmings, consisting of
Threads, Sewings and Twist, of the most approved
maker*; Binding*, Cord*, Galloons and Button* of
every description, and tailors' Needles, which we
will sell low. GINTER A ALVEY,
mh 17 No 16 Pearl street.
SPRING DRY GOODS. —WADS WORTH,
TURNER <fc CO , No. 75 Main Street, have
received, and are now receiving a large and varied
assortment of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
among which are a Yftriety of new and beautiful
Styles of Ladies Dress acd fancy Goods, which
we offer to the trade on our usufii terms.
Country and city merchants are ie«pe?tfuUy so
licited to call and examine our stock.
We shall continue to receive further supplies du
ring the season. mh 3—6W
DK. J. C ■ CARTER having recently located
himself in the town of Sidney, near the' resi
dence •!' Gustavus Jarvis. Esq., offers his P roles -
sional services to the public.
BPrompt attention to all calls i the country:
mh 14—2w*
ALD DOMINION NAILS.—I have on hand
a full supply of this superior brand of Nails.—
Dealer* can be supplied much cheaper than by or
dering from the North. Every adze and description,
including bos and lining.
WM. S. TRIPLETT, Agent,
mh 16—ts 07 Cary street.
OGGETT oT ANDERSON, UPHoLST
ERERS AND PAPER HANGKKS, corner of
Governor and Franklin streets, have just received
a superior lot of white and* checked Icdia Matting;
also, a part of their Spring stock of French and
American Paper Hangings, which they would be
pleased to furnish to those in Want. fe 28—lm
LUMBER.— 20,000 feet wide and bright Sus
quehanna Boards; 20,000 feet Jvß Poplar, and
10,000 feet 5-8 Oak, well seasoned, for tobacco
boxes. Landing at Rocketts from echr Falmouth.
For sale on the wharf on accommodating terms by
BKLVIN St PARKER,
mh 22 Mahogany and Lumber Dealers.
TO TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.—
The subscriber solicits the attention of Tobao
-00 Manufacturers to his superior Presses and Mills,
of every description. p. RAHM®,
Eagle rotmdry, Cary, below Pearl streak
au 21 —6m
STONE CUTTING.—JOHN W DA VIES 4r
CO*., practical Stone Cutters St Masons, South
Side of the Dock nearMayo's Bridge. We return
thanks for the liberal patronage we have received
and trust by striet attention to business, to continue
to merit the confidence of the public, de 16—6 m
'|>0 TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.—
A A few largest sizes Iron Mortars and Pestles,
just received and for sale by
C J SINTON St CO ,
Sign of the Circular Saw,
mh 23 71 Main street.
RUGS, MEDICINES, DYES AND
Fancy Goods, packed for the Country Trade,
in lots to suit, at very low prices for cash or on the
usual credit to punctual customers, by
BENNETT <fc BEERS,
Wholesale Druggists, No 125 Main street,
mh 23 Richmond, Va.
OLIVE 01L.—25 baskets very superior Olive
Oil, to which the attention of the manufactur
ers is called. For sale by
JOHN. A. ROBINSON,
mh 14 Corner Cary and Va streets.
LUMP PLAfeVER.—ISO tons Lump Plaster
just received from Nova Scotia per brig Mes
senger, and fur sale at the wharf. Apply to
mh 23 R RANKIN.
BURNIMG FLLll*—2o bhls Burning Fluid,
just to hand and for sale at manufacturers
prices.
mh 23 OA STRECKER.
£TH*LREAL OIL, OR BURNING FLU
ID.—IO bbls of our well known mperior Burn
ing Fluid, for sale by
mh 21 BEHNLTT St BEEKS,! Drug ids ts.
BACON.— 20,000 lbs city cured Bacon; W hhds
Baltimore Shoulder Bacon, for sale by
feU WM. TAYLOR.
NOTICJB.— fropi eaia will be received uuui the
25th icsunt, for excavating and removing the
earth from the " Globe Lot."
mh 22 KtNT, PAINE & KENT
NOTH/B.— The Misses MURRAY have three
unoccupied Kaowi. mh 18—ts
UPIKK NAILH.—IUOO kegs, 4 to 6 inch, on
£5 hand »ad for Mie by
mfal*-4w TWBLEY * BRYANT,
DORNW LIBttARY.—NKW KNOLISH
mJ BOOKS received, and for *ale by
_ A. MORRIS, 97 Main *treet
Tho Analogy of Religion, natural and revealed to
the con*titutf»n and course of nature, to which are
added two brief dl**ertation* on perional identity
and on the nature of virtue, and fifteen *ermon*, by
J Butler, D C L, late Lord Bi*hop of Durham, with
a preface by Samuel Halife*, DD,late Lord Bishop
of Gloucester. *
The Power, Wisdom and Goodne** of Gad, a*
manifested in the adaptation of external nature to
the moral and intellectual conutitutfon of man. b*
Rev Thoma* Chalmer*, D D. •"•J
The Life and Correspondence of John Foster,
edited by J E Ryland, A M, with note* of Mr Fo*ter
a* a preacher and companion, by John Shepherd'
Note* on Heroditu*, original and selected from
the beit commentator*, second edition, with numer
ous addition* and correction*, by Dawion W Tur
ner, M A.
The Pharaalia of Lucau, literally translated into
English prose, with copious note*, by H T Riely,
B A.
Als»—Sacred Scene* and Character*, by Head
ley ; do Mountain*, by Headley, bound in best ttyle
Turkey morocco
Punch Piize Novelist—the fat contribution and
travels in London, by W M Thackeray.
A Digest of the Laws, Custom*, Manners and In
stitutions ot the ancient and modern nation*, by
Thoma* Dew. mh 24
f A DIES' DRESS GOODS—S EL L, IN G
L-* OFF AT LESS THAN COST, TO CLOSE.—
1 have still left some very desirable patterns in Ba
reges, Tissues, Ac, similar to those now in fashion,
which I sell at less than cost, as I am discontinuing
business. Call soon, beforp they are picked over.
W. J. SWORDS',
mh 24 225 Broad atreet. Shockoe Hill.
WPRLNU 1553. —I am now in receipt of my
O stock of Spring Goods, which for cheapness
cannot be surpassed in thi* city. Now in store,
Mouse Lines, Berege De Laines, Lawns, Calicos,
Bareges, Sheetings, Shirtings, French and Irish
Linens, Embroideries of all kinds, Lace* of every
description, Pantaloon Stuffs, Coatings and Vest
ings, Plaid Domestic, Table Cloths, Napkins, Tow
eling, tine Flannel*, Corded Skirts, check Muslins
Bed Tick, Ac, Ac, JACOB A. LEVY,
mh i-4 Nos 15 and 59 Main street.
VIRGINIA FISH HOUK().—One case of
these unrivalled goods, imported by ourselves
direct from England, and warranted genuine; just
received per ship Kennebec, and for sale in lots to
suit purchasers, by
C J SINTON A CO,
mh 24 Sign of the Circular Saw, 71 Main st.
YELLOW WARE.—The very best article in
use for baking purposes. Pans of this Ware
are very desirable for Milk. We have also, Butter
snd Preserve Jars, Pitcher*, Jugs, Spittoons, Slop
Jars, Ac, of this and the stone ware.
BULKLEY A CO.,
mh 24 137, Main St.
{CALIFORNIA SELF-HEATING SAD
IKONS—This is a new and useful article for
housekeepers, it will save time, labor and impart
a fine gloss to Linen. With one ounce of char
coal, it will retain the heat for three hours. Also,
Mrs Cook's patent Iron, with a large assortment of
Box and common Sad Irons, with Iron Holders,
Stands and numerous other articles, useful to
housekeepers, at BULKLEY A CO'S,
mh 24 139 Main street.
THE following new and usetul article*, can be
had at BUIKLEY A CO'S: Patent Bread
Knives, for Cutting Bread of an equal thickness,
patent Nut Cracks, indispensable to Hotel keepers,
Cora Popper*, Improved Meat Tender*, Sailor*
Travelling Basket*, Egg Fryer*, Patent Clothes
Pins, new style Towel Stands, with a large assort
ment of China, Glass and Earthen ware,with numer
ous other article*, at
mh >l 137 Main »treet.
SPRING BUSINESS COATS.—HENRY
SHAFER would call attention to hi* *tock of
Business Coats for Spring, which is undoubtedly
the largest assortment to be found in the city, em
bracing every style, and made of material* adapt
ed to every purpose. Those in want are invited to
call at the Clothing Emporium, 103 Main street,
and examine for themselves. mh 24
1 n BBLS. FRIME OLD SMITHFIKLD
llf Apple Brandy
3 bbl* superior Old Smithdeld Peach Brandy
10 hhds Ohio Family Baoon Sides
10 do do do do Shoulders
10 bbls do do do Haa*
Just received, for sale by
mh 21 J. W. WOMBLE A CO.
NOTICE. —I have appointed and do hereby
constitute and appoint CARTER BETHEL
my agent to conduct and carry on the Grocery
business in my house, near the Central R. R. De
pot, and to Mil and buy goods, for cash only, but to
contract no debt* on my account or responsibility.
mh2l ). B. STEGAL
EGG BOILERS, dfce.—lvory Egg Spoons,
Salt and Mustard do, for sale by
aah 24 R. M. ZI MM ERMAN.
EGG COOLERS, dfcc.—Egg Codlers, Egg
Poachers, Egg Ladles, &c, 4c, for sale by
,sih 24 R. M. ZIMMERMAN.
OIC'KLE FORSS, &c.—Salad Spoons and
i Forks, Pickle Forts, Pickle Knives, ,A;, for
sale bj
mh 24 R. M. ZIMMERMAN.
A HPARAGUH BOILERS. Arc.- Aspara
gus Boilers, Rice Boilers, Tea Strainers, See,
A c, for sale by
R. M. Zi'MMEKVAN,
rah 24 Corner Main an£ 12th streets.
ROSENDALE CEMENT, warranted supe
rior quality-, Blasting and Rifle Powder, Safety
Fuse—constantly for sale by
mh 24 DAVENPORT, ALLEN <fc CO.
aUEEN CITY 11AJIS.—A supply received,
for sale by
mh24 R M BURTON.
ALE ANU POUTER—Muir & Son's Spark
ling Edinburgh Ale; Barclay, Perkins & Co's,
London Porter; for sale by
mh24 R. M. BURTON.
SiHOR K1) BEEF.—A fresh supply of very
6ue quality, reoeived and lor sale by
mh 24 R M BURTON.
HAY. —16a bales best North River Hay, to ar
rive, for sale byj
| «n!»21 SAMUELAYRES.
CASES DESCOLE MASS LlCO
rice, 2 casks Tonqua Beans, for sale by
nib 21 SAM'L AYREB.
NttKIMkES. —Kirby's, Beard dt Kirby's, Crow
ley'p and Bayley's Needles; and Kirby's Pins,
tor oaie to the trade at New York prices.
GINTER Si ALVEY,
i'*h 17 No 16 Pearl street.
A PPLES. —75 bbls Apples, receiving and tor
mh*23 ** WM TAYLOB.
CIDER.— 81) bbls Newark Cider, receiving and
for sal» by
mh 23 WM TAYLOR.
HARTSHORN. —500 lbs Hartshorn in Jars,
just to hand and for sale by
mh 22 OA STRECKER.
MARBLE BUST.—2O bbU Marble Dust; 19
Carboys Oil Vitriol, just to hand and for sale
by
mh S3 O A STECKER.
BALEO OAT».—Baled Uais ot good quality
forsalo. Apply at the Wood Yard near the
Danville Railroad Depot.
mh22—lw THOMAS FOSTER.
OR HlttK.-l have tor hire, jor the Daiauce of
the year, 2 very likely Boy a. Apply to
EDW'D D. EACHO,
mh 24 General Agent and Collector.
HACKERS.—Soda, Butter and Water
J Crackers, and Pilot Bread ot the best quality,
forsaleat ADAM & CO.'S Bakery,
mh 12 No 144 Main street.
CLOVEH HAY.—Just received, a veiy nue
lot ot Clover Hay. DUt up in Dales, for sale bv
GEORGE J HERRING,
mh 12 Opposite R & F Depot.
SUGAR.— 60 bbls Love ring's crushed Suirar
5 boxes do double loaf do '
tor sale by JOHN A. ROBINSON,
mhl4 Corner Cary and Va streets.
OLKS.—# bbds Joiea, tor sate by
fo» c£us. x. woartuM * co.
fHE DAILY DISPATCH
Friday Morning, March 35, 1833.
NEW YORK ITEMS.
A Mrs. Williams, from Greenport, L-1., had
her pocket picked of $71, while aayiag her
prayers on Sunday ereninß in the Mariners'
Baptist Church, Cherry street.
The steamship Illinois, which sailed on Mon
day afternoon lor Aspinwall, took out over 500
passengers, the most of them for California.—
She has also on board the semimonthly mail,
the largest one ever dispatched from N. York.
Father Gavazzi, the Italian, is announced to
make his debut at the Broadway Tabernacle
this evening before what may properly be cal
led an anti-Roman Catholic meeting.
At a meeting of the executive committee of
the American Tract Society, on Monday, a fi
nal appropriation of $300 was made, comple
ting the amount of $20,000 for foreign countries*
The receipts for the past month amounted to
$35,139, and for eleven months to March 1,
$316,294. Grants for publications since April
l,have amounted to more than forty-five mil
lion pages.
About $2,000 worth of fraudulent California
tickets were discovered on Monday, to be in the
hands of a number of passengers about to sail
for California, for which they had been swin
dled out ol their monev.
PHILADELPHIA ITEMS.
Frederick Tarr has been convicted before
the U. S. District Court on charge of making
and passing counterfeit gold coin.
Capt. Edward M. Donaldson, an appraiser in
the custom-house, died on Monday.
James W. Stewart fell into the hold of the
ship India, on Monday, fracturing his collar
bone and sustaining other injuries.
Fourteen boys were arrested and taken be
fore the Mayor on Monday, for running with
fire companies.
The Board of Trade has sent a message to
the Legislature, in favor of a paid fire depart
ment.
BALTIMORE ITEMS.
The close of the School of Design of the
Maryland Institute took place on Tuesday.—
Premiums were awarded to a number of pu
pil?, and the report of the committee gives a
gratifying picture of the success of the school.
The committee appointed by the United Fire
Department have recommended the establish
ment of a paid Fire Department, to consist of
a Chief Engineer and five Assistant Chief En
gineers, and as many firemen and laddermen
as may be required. The Chief Engineer to
receive $800, the Assistants and the other En
gineers, Engine-Keepers and Foreman, $100
each, the Firemen $60 each, and the llook
and Laddermen $50 The annual expense ol
the Department, it is supposed, will be $38,-
040.
The Tunnel of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road. called Board Tree or "Pettybone" will
be completed by Wednesday next, and the
cars will have no longer to perform the zig«
sag route over the mountain.
An effort at self-destruction was made by
Adolph Norman, Monday evening, at the
boarding-house of Mrs. Hopkins, Camden st.
He is a Norwegian by birth, and late of the
Philadelphia Mint. After taking arsenic he
felt such pains in the stomach that he hurried
to an apothecary's to obtain relief—acknow
ledged the arsenic; but said he wa« only ex
perimenting. Ths usual remedies were ap*
plied with success.
Sometwa weeks since a young lady, resi
ding in Granhy street, Baltimore, bad a slight
difficulty with a brother, aged 12, who in a mo
ment of passion atiuck at her with a pair of
scissors, the point of which stuck into the cap
of one of nef knees. An inflammation ensued,
•1.. , l rmina, ? d in her death on Monday
The affair had plunged the family into
the deepest grief.
An interesting lad aged 14, son of Patrick
Daly, was killed, Monday, on the. Susquehan
na Railroad, near Cockeyaville. He attempted
to Jump on the train, and falling, the cars ran
over and killed him.
f The walls of thejold Petersburg thea«
tre—George Joneij' theatre—burnt several
years since, are still standing. The city au
thorities have been looking at them to see if
they are not dangerous to those who are pass
ing them. They have certainly not been in a
hurry about the examination. They have come
to the conclusion that they are dangerous , but
the owner having a " linking hope,"4 a
" fond desire" to turn them to account, has got
ten the sentence of demolition converted into
one of " propping," and be has agreed to prop
up the old walls. Well, they certainly need
propping! The ruins are an unsightly object
in Petersburg, and we hope when next we see
the place they mar be transformed into some
thing more agreeable to bahold.
BP The Staunton Spectator, under the
head of " Yet Another Outrageaaya there
had been another attempt at highway robbery
in the lower part of Augusta county. In the
nightaman seized the bridle reins of Mr. Caleb
Crone's horse as he was riding along the road.
Mr. C. struck the fellow on the head with his
loaded whip staff,knocked him down, and rode
off in a hurry to the nearest house.
We learn from the Petersburg Express that
a very worthy and respectable mulatto woman
named Martha Butler, who resided on the
plank road in Dinwiddie, about four miles from
Petersburg, was burned to death a few days
since. Her clothes took fire while ahe was
cooking, and she ran off from the house to get
assistance. Before she reached any person
she was so dreadfully burned that ahe lived
but a short time.
Southern Agricultural Convention.—
An Agricultural Convention of delegates from
the Southern States is to be held at Montgom
ery, Alabama, in May next. The Southern
States are generally invited to take part in the
proceedings. The Maryland Agricultural ao
ciety has appointed a delegation.
The Petersburg Express is talking
about shad. The Dispatch was sated upon
that fish nearly two months ago.
ty On the 14th inst., two men, Theodore
Vuson and Frederick Swob, fell overboard
from the steamer General Worth, at New Or
leans, and were drowned.
The Postmaster at Clay's Point, L« wis
county, has been arrested oa the charge of rob
bing the mail and has confessed his guilt.
The freedom of tha city of London has baea
voted to Layartt thet/avollar.
PRICE ONE CENT
Thi GoldDolla*,—The New yJuT"
press of Mondcysaya : ' 1
Small gold coin is sold in oar market fat 1
p*r cent, premium. There is sach a «uJ7..3
for the Gold Dollar, that the mint fails town
ply it. Ita energies are directed towards meet
ing the demands of large depositors, to whom
it can return $28 pieces, quicker than it can r<i
tnrn any other coin.
C?* A gentleman exhibited a pork ham on
Change yesterday, which he avowed had beea
cure |j hy a new process withoat salt. He sta
ted that the operation was nut expensive, as ho
guarantee to cure 1,000 lbs; at a cost of
' . he ham was smoked, and looked re
markably sound—A'. Y. Herald.
Raisiro THE Pricks at Hotels.—The
meeting of hotel keepers at the American Hous*
on Saturday evening unanimously decided to
advance the prices of board—the $2 booses to
charge $2 50 per day, the $1 50 houses $2, and
others in like proportion.—Botton Pott.
Windfall.—A stoker on board the British
rVfunm a r hai b«come entitled to
•rrr Stockport, and estates producing
$175,000 a year.
JGT Rheumatism Cared-Bight Tarn
?Si /?'* Scepticism can't stand before the won
derful Curt. of Hampton, VegetabU Tincture-
Messrs Mobtimbb St Mowbiat — OeoU—Mt
wife was for mora than eight y ear* Vrjt
sufferer from Chronic Indamatory Kheu'metiw
at times ehe waa entirely helple»»_her limbs
mucb swollen, her hand* contracted, and to an
pearance out of joint. She had the advice of the
best physicians, tried the various liniments and
other remedies she had heard of, but received but
partial, if any relief.
She obtained your Hampton's Vegetable Tinc
ture, which I must say, she took without any ad
vice, aa 1 then had no confidence in its curing her
as she had tried so many remedies before (all prom
ising to cure) without any success.
I am now happy to say your invaluable Tincture
haa restored her to perfect health, which continues
to this date; her present appearance is that of the
picture of Health itself, she not having any attack
for a year or more.
Beiore taking the Tincture, she was also subject
to severe attacks ot the headache; they also are
cured. She feels truly grateful for her happy ras
toration by your Tincture, and confidently cem
mends it to the afflicted, rejoicing to hear the great
success that attends its use.
I now truly believe it te be an unequalled medi
cine. Yours,
THOB. M. YEAKLE,
Grocer, No 76 Pearl street.
Hampton's V egetable Tincture is purely vege
table, warranted fres from all mineral substances.
This Tincture, by its mild, pleasant, and safe ac
tion on the stomach, liver, kidneys, Inags and the
nervous system, cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
diseases of the Urinary Organs, Coughs, Asthma,
Bronchial Affections, Consumption, Scrofula,
Evil, Worms, Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia, St
Vitus' Dance, Fits. Nervous Affections generally.
Fistula, Piles, Bowel Complaints, with all rtlirsioa
arising from impure blood As a remedy for the
various derangements of tha female aystem.it
seems to have no superior.
Call and get pamphlets gratis, containing history
of this medicine, showing some of the vast num
ber of cures it has made, at
MORTIMER Sc MOWBRAY'S,
240 Baltimore st, and 304 Broadway, NY, and by
O A Strecker, Richmond; Dr Cooke * Co, Fred
ericksburg; L B Jones A Co, Petersburg, and by
Druggists generally. mh og
EP Spasms in the Stomach, Flatalea
?^.\ and J 1,M,l * M tloi» cared by Hollo way'a
Pilla.—Extract of a letter from Dr Dalwood, of
Goodwood, near Sydney, New South Wales, dated
Sept 14th, 1830: "To Professor Holloway, Sir
Having had an experimental knowledge of the good
effect produced by your valuable Pills, I consider it
toy duty to make it known, that two years ago,
my daughter, then sixteen years old, had suffered
for qjong time with cramps in the stomach, flatu
lency and indigestion. I tried various remediqf
without benefit, but a few doses of your wonderful
Pills have restored her to peTTect health, and sheia
entirely free from any symptoms of her former
complaint.''
.f °' d tb® Proprietor, 224, Strand, (near Tern
u a ° d hy " ,1 respectable Vendor*
of Paten £ Medicines throughout the British Empire,
and by those of Uie United States, in Pots and Box
as at 37# cents, 87 cents, and 91 50 each. Whole
sale by tbe principal Drug Houses in the Union, and
by Messrs A B Sc D HANDS, New York, prjß
CELL, LADD Sc. CO, Richmond, Va.
There Is very considerable saving la taking tha
N B—Directions for the guidance of Patients are
affixed to each Pot or Box. nijj i<j_i w
B*" Change of Hours.—lncreased BaM
of bpeed.—See what Adam* it Co. are doing
for their patron* 1 The ExpTeaa now leave* Bat
Hmore at 7 o'clock P M, in charge of experienced
and truaty agent*, and arrive* in Richmond at 54
A M. Good* ordered by thia morning'* mail, wIQ
be delivered to-morrow morning without fail.
Our Exprets for the North. Ea*t and West,now
clo*e* at 8J P M—arrive* in Baltimore at an early
hour next morning. *
Bank* and Broker* will plea*e take nottoe that
by thia change they will be greatly accommodated
Draft* on England, Ireland and Scotland for sate
at thi* office. ADAMS k. CO,
no 8 14th atreet, Richmond V«.
, ca " alwa J r * at WM. FAL
CONER S Bakery, 171 Main atreet, an aaaortmoot
of Cake*, Pa*try, Pie*, Cracker*, Bread, Roll*,
Biacuit, &.C., that cannot be *urpa**ed by any other
eatabliahment in the city, in variety or uualitv _
Call or send your order* to
B"h 11—t* WM FALCONER, 171 Main at.
CF*Rockbrid«e Alum Water, frost thm
Rockbridge Alum Springs, Va«—This cele
brated Water i* diaretic, cathartic, tonic and alte
rative in it* effect* on the *y*tem. It excite* the
action of the liver in many caaei, in which calom«l
would have no effect.
The wonderful eucce*s which ha* «tt»ndcd the
u*e of the Rockbridge Alum Water for many veara.
in a great variety of dUeaaea, has acquiredforiti
celebrity rarely if ever equalled, and is ateadlly ia
creaaing. The moat eminent chemiat* of the day
have examined the Water, and found It po**e**ed
extraordinary medicinal properties It ha* beea
declared by the beat authority* to be a cure for
every form of Borotula, Chronic Liver Diseases, al
Chronic Diseate* of the Stomach and Bowels, Dys
pepsia, Chionic Diaease* of the Eye*, Mercolar Af
fections, and particularly adapted to cases of Pesdve
Uterine Hemorrhage, complicated with derange
ment of the Liver and Stomach, and many other
disorders arising from impurity of the blood
BENNETT it BEERS, Druggist*, Mo 125 Main
atreet, Richmond, Va„ are the sole agent* for tha
■ale of Rsckkrldge Aluas Water. Price per
barrel »10; half barrel $6; by tha gallon 90
cash on delivery, ot good city acceptance.
The public are cautioned against a variety of ar •
tides purporting to be Alum Water. Ualem It
comt* through us, it cannot be genuine, and la not
Al " »•-
Female* lod I■ fmmtm mii
find BAKtK'sj PKEMIUM
lidcratvm in their effort* to re*tore health Th««
Bitters are proiwunced by thoae who hire "**?
them, one of the &ne*t tonic* era* ditcorered-far
"Wlethey .trengthen the .y.tom, purify thSbUwl'
correct the acidity of the (tomach and promote
b f!! , !h fnl d jß«* Uon - tbey aUo dUpel «»S
add life, activity and energy to bothbodv and rrind
Bern.: prepared from purely vegeuota material*,
the 1 roprietor confidently commend* them to per
son* olaU age*,**,., and condition* in lite.
To be had in Richmond at the Oroj titora* of
Purcell, Ladd Ic Co, A Bodeker, Adie A Or*y, Ben
?.? 1 ? * * eer » » Qd Gaynor * Wood, Main itreet; H
**"! Beabroolt A B*ere, Bheck
oeHlß; Chaa MUltpaugh, and Thoma* A McCar
thy. mh IT
Lifcra«w«> »f LatUti,-
SIMON 8' Ukeneewe of L*dtM are adailmd fmi thair
rich, delicate tone and aoft ivory tinted hack irn—d,
which at oace giv* them the immuum of a fctekl*
wrought painting, with all the MaUty of aa aittfatu
DuMRNtyH Tboa* who have aot***n the act fat
itaaighaat perfection, an invited to call andu«a
tea I r -- wL r SIMON*,
WV .wataMNt.