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CONGREss-2D SESSION.
THURSDAY, JASvaRY 2, 1851.
SENATE.
.. roow oCr,rr


r Rrgh, moved and the Senate proceeded 10 the oonsi
jerann Of the resolution heretofore submitted by Mr. Brad
bury In relation 10 removals from Office since March 649
Mr. Bright defended the object and puport Of the call con-
tanned In the resolution In consideration of the pledges
ON the score of removals from Office made by the last ad-
ZION before election and the rapid and unexam
plsd prescription which followed s advent into power the
Democratic could not do less than demand
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FaIpav, JASuAsY ;.
SENATE


communication from the War department with aate
Of ts expenses of the national armoes and Of the
made theyea during tho year ending June soh le4o
and 1t ordered 10 bo pripted.
The Senate then resped the consideration OF me b 70
ascertain and seitlo The private land claims In California
Mr BENTON addressed the for than TWO hour:
In opposition bill and in support OF his substitute and
then the Senate adjourned ill Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House resolved itself into committee Of the WHO'S
on the Union for the purpose OF taxing up the
printed calendar Mr. Bond Of Missouri in the chair when
several bills, chiefly embracing private claims tor psnsons,
Mr. Hammond from Maryland presented the memorial.
of Dr. Charles Richardson of Maryland stating thst nc has
the potato rot and praying that Con-
gress may make small appropriation OF money 10 AID IN
making experiments for ascertaning an sntedoe for TUG
same and ,ha,hey will also test in Of their ships Of war
his new mode Of ventilation prevent masmatie disease
which referred under the rule, 10 the commes On as
culture. ,,,s
The Speaker laid before the House reports from the War
and Treasury Departments also return OF passengers
transmitted by the Secretary of State pursuant OF the act
Of Congress of which ordered 70 bs printed and re-
fsrrcd to appropriate somnittees
The House then adjourned I'LL toneTsw.
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ulAN absconded from the subscriber the .h an
III Negro Men, named MOSES aud the olei
BOB -.
DESCRIPTION Is incline! :" be feshy aosut nve eet
Old teeth out weighs
about speaks when spoken and has scar
Moses had when he left blue insey surtou
coat short and holds himself erect Co
dark un ooka bunch OF gray hair on me
|nght side Moses Dupin couny, ~
Richmond Va where he purchased b, Joab Robertson OF
ICsswel coun,y y. {.
Beb about iye inches high dark complexion
thry weighs leo lbs redwe spoken
he sr%aks whsers when he lett His dress
o white homes,n freck panaoonso Of tho saneB
Iii ,oel Ilo earned from Hanover county, Vlr.
lu nd there sold 10 DIR. Robertson.
purchased by the 9th Of April, 1850,
ior the purpose of trading il Is IDore than
nIaed 0 reach their femer Iose.. Nose hs in
and Bob ha in lI1noyer county, Virginia.
E2j u. offered each of the above ~ srocs II
all so tha; get them again
PREVIOUS this date sl5 the reward al first Of
aid.
thankfully received.
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FARMERs, BANK OF VIRaINIA.

yINHE GENERAL MEETING OF The Sockhndcrs OF mo Fur
Virgins. will be held at their Banking House ~
the city OF Richmond Wednesday The fth day OF January 1891
Officer Director Bank shall hereafter vote as proxy oil
Sockhodec IN any Directors or Officers OF BANK nor
shall proxy he valid which sha' have oeehe1ecueu s
before the time OF election" 5000 :, A..
DEC. l.--cwli j U HLAIK CashleI.
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We arc requested TO state that Mr. JoHs R KiLSr OF Aah''
ond Is detained his seat In House Of Delegates gu seeoea'
Of death and slcknes, In his family.
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We ask attention 10 the advertisement OF Mu'phys self
sealing advertising envelopes. We have received number
of ,hsm-apd dnd them very neat, useful and cheap
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
PUBLISHED DAILY AND shMl. -,


c, o. .,s, a,iars annum and al the rate OF eisht
d., atsn for Shorter p-ro than one yeas a. ~ t"r sne
Weekly nve dollars PEI ~ ne once rem;ted BY mail paid;
OF a1 dollars per M e NAV be rem,ed mall III good and
All nIes notes al The the Editors The sass 2, on e
W. rs The postage of single letter is scarce
tes os p ~ 10 the writer the accumulation OF posiaSe IN
an extensive ou'N' TrpWS OF ADVERTISING.
-, -,, rNpIilRER-Eur fifteen lines or less, h IN
" Ann ,nl x,rv succeeding insertion, wcntyh cents
AZ inserted once q week Twice "seA' vi "i1ee es ' ~
half cents ,.,- r.. ,,,-, t,ss anil in
Annua, charged hty noiiarS "i
:. =. na,ua a ~ q, greater leng ngth-ex:ep Lottery
Vsnlrrsi ire charged loo dollars, paper ine'uu
ed -. :. ,.., s,s t,sertion
IN II FOR nieeh hhes' VI iee' 'A ~
,b cen,. ~ cents.
Order De Accompanies VIVA '"o ~
or sati. -.
o' g. lcs Of respect, srceed.ng sisht l"es' ore
e"n 60 -virres from the country. whenever the
vD 10 us must De authenticated by the
sndrst;on of IN. negborood, they will IN nn
he hshe Every has been taken 10 prevent
mpooas qulzzes has proved heretofore unavang WE
heree insist in such the communications being cor
6sd by the name cer m The oak Of the eer
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BI ITnE GOVERNOR OF VIRGIN

INFORMATION having been received ~ M Executive that JOHN
GRACE who conncd IN the lail ~ Nooway
charge OF ore strans has escaped breaking said jail and
therefore hereby otor reward u hundred
who shall arrest The sad john Grace
dev him Nooway county and lido
Require officers this Commonwealth eI and military and
the pso generally their best exeriio procure the
arrest OF The Grace he be brought 10 justice
Given under Governor and under the lesser sea OF me
Commonwealth Richmond. this 2sth day OF pecemoe In
lsRALl ,hc y.,r l.jn JOHN b. FLOYD.
GRACE an shnan birth about 80 or 81 wears OF age
49, 49, ~ y. .,nJr rn,nr.,t mir Dec ~ cav
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JAS VI. SMITH,
Il s. CiAYpROoK,
EDWIN SEi.MS.
+, BLACKWELL,
NJ NJ . nK..

ATA CIRCUIT COURT OF LAW for the ccurty Of
N enrico held for the trial Of civil The State Court
House CITY Of Richmond Wednesday, November 2h 1860
deceased and d,strlbu,se Of The said deceased and il appear
oe cour, than years have elapsed 'nec the
ratification of Gusavus Myers administrator Of the sai de.
The regular term 10 be held for The trial
CAUSES the and delivery oil the estate Of the
decsieni his strbulees and that this order be ruoished
week for four weeks IN OF the newspapers published To-
Richmond and pos,ed The door Of the Court House ot
the rs, day OF successive terms o the said
sSy ccur. A Copy Tsss, ROBINSON, . U
ns G-swiw
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

a NOTlCE TO CONTRACTORS.
proposals WI be received until the o,h day OF March,
by the committee appointed by the county Couri II Nor
n6ssnd iorh building o Cont House in the said coun
The building 80 be - feet b, - The floor feel from the
uno anu The edve- - feet The 10 be Is ice his
ng some 10 OF IL the huiing 20 leave vesbue
s.' square In the Clear which the Curt ~ To be
Il! door Of c.uh hize. closed by Al end Of
'nc -"Ne Is crt sc b of Clerks orces, which
~ III" pE"o Over the Clerks Offices TO BE TWO uyruons,
~ . M sn-d from platform which steps lead from behind
wv inc 'ou The lower floor ri the Court room Is have
e of benches Anphi Theatre form, with backs TO
~ aliov; aud Ia ailrica III. usua! number Of decks
'o - tour trd-i the Clerks offices s 10 be
Al 'e F!n"- I" hnat the whole house The house IS 10
voi' = i%N.l ad :Aa..d, and covered with slate Tho
" w ' i1' Is inches between the and
wan r Whole building thousand dollars
dy 10 nshu, anu an made Legislature autho
r1s he f'" the credit Of the county, sufficient
sum 70 desy lne rSress III. building The
OF viii os require !" sufficient security The
psettop Of the work. al ahne Specified The contract
For further particulars Apply the unlrrsensd committee Ad
drers lieahsvillo, Northumberland counly ia
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ana Waxhlaslon Hnllro ad

B0ItlnsSTs " ashakF0H FaIEoad,
ON and Wednesday 9th instant the station Penn
syyana avenue viii vacated and the New
occupied.
The the latter, commencing
usual and daily, sunday,
W raj run, viz q, o.. M. and 5, IA.
making change
rules and delivery
me bandse.
ist Shippers all bill with full
tons should accompany the goods
This protection parties and complied with
the goods be received
moved which IL received, the
cannot hold itself responsible for ny e In o house during The
night
The hours reception delivery Of merchandise from
a IN till 4, p.
The undersigned takes remark that these not
regulations but he has compelled call attention then
nom their frequent voaon which caused much and serious
Inconvenience
T. II. PARSONS, Agent
Ap 6-2wd
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be made for each class separately and separately
for each District and must state the price for classes aud
determining bids
General will bid for each class
wAicn shall for the department
Each be accompanied by and refer
the article proposed be furnished and the quality Of such sample
will taken consideration determining the bids
EACH proposal sufficient evidence Of the
ability the bidder comply with the Of his proposal
The bidder
sufficient surces Al required by law.
Failures furnish cle promptly when ordered. furnishing
those Of niesr quality attempt evads
meaning OF the will be considered sufficient
foretu e.
will be made the production of the vouchera
yearly
price, price only specified for each and every
article Dd for must be accurately extended and the
exhibited. Proposals
directions will considered
down and the
which oud afford bidder opportunity fixing his
bids opened by eecing be uis
III viii bid.
Proposals should be aked The outside OF the envelope "Pro
pper" &c. and addressed the "Seoond
sisiant Po,tmG,ter General, Warrington, ID. c."
*. HALL,
Octi5 General.
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Proposal. sor Wrapping Paper, Irvine, and Scaling


Posr oynoE DErAKrassr, October 10, 1851.
% S be received :, III. dsps%sn e, u
S1 %. ps. e @ usa s. ,s ' o
The said articles CLASSIFIED follows
Class No. 4.
Item wrapping envelope paper, each
be at by ~ inehes IN Size and TO weigh not lees
Item Msna wrapping or envelope paper each sheet
as BY " INCHES in SIZE and less than 20 pounds 10
Each of aforesaid paper $50 perfect shest
Class No. ..
Item na o. yellow wrapping or envelope paper each sheet
Item yellow wrapping or envelope paper each sheet
be atlsa 10 by "a inches sze weigh
ream aforesaid paper to contain $50 perfect sheets
Glass No. g.
i,emi Cotton Irvine with five threads,
Item q Cotton twine twist with esh, ,hrcad,o
Cd and three WssP9n threads 70 each strand
pound pounds EACH directed BY the de-
and be similar the cotton twine larger
Coarse hemp ,win about eighth Of inch IN diameter be
not weighing over one pound each.
CLASS No s.
Scarlet sealing wax of quality ordinary use.
Class No. g.
contemplation Postmaster General 10 require
foreign mail bags and those passing between distributing to be
sealed 4 be done moderate with tina.
r. uc wax the color wiz not be deemed material Contracts
ea
be Appointment Office ofhe Post Office De-
partnen Washington Offices Boston, New
York. aud but these not exact samples
Each bidder will furnish his proposal which his
contract will be based his bid shalt accepted and
the right articles corresponding
with the samples above referred TO-
The quantities for supply from the best
thai made, below.
The States aud Territories divided into four districts, and in
each district depot cabed (beng the established
for The distribution Of h,nk.)
by virtue Of the proposals hereby advertised
ferred 10 in the contract will be rejected
Estimated guans'tO be supplied at each depot year
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CUDGEN ON vENDORs.-A Pm

CUDGEN ON VENDORs.-A Practical Treatise on the
~ Law II Vendors Purchasers Of Estates by The Right Hon.
or Henry susden IN two volumes With notes and references
OF Aer,cap decisions the Of Vendors
the present time ny Perkins, Seventh American from
London edition. Springe published
/ by Grorss and Charles Merriam. 1851.
The celebrated Treatise of Edward Sudgen
Vendors purchasers has long standard work the
law transfer No
contains such Tho aid OF
points VIII CHI In the legal relating
property their ularion vundy the evidence that affect
them, and the mode. OF resembling enforcing them That is
by
vais evidenced BY s ict that has reached eleven editions
England in this which l. issued
The last English edition, which received
substantial additions The learned
his sthe additions
sve The wItrr he afterwards adds. has
aud labor this than any former produc,ion
Tbe and references II the American editor
and for the American praclner exceedingly vlua
be- No decisions Of leading authority 10 have e'caped Mr.
Perkins, while for saying
making edit piled
authorities unnecessarily illustration undispued points
add that American entirely The
Enpi and A- rican ced volumes
occupies fifty pages dou columns. The index
everything about IT, srnthc thorough Ii embraces
hundred pages"Nsw York Erening Post Oct 4 1851
For sale Ny FRANCK TAYLOR,
Oct % Wa hngton, for tn. Publishers
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| A COMPENDIUM .or the Entire Body OF the Law
"A By neutrality-suspicious. arranged with reference the
vols, Law sheep, svo, pp 477. Re'ai price $40 sou
49 and 81 Ann street, New York.
Opinions of the P7ofsasion
There few works in the profession that contain such Lady q
public patronage. , :, x ,,,,.,
concur in his opinion
tened work.
The vast acc mutation reliable
omsu a"siars 10 he law STUDENT, sv,ns him ID. facility ofn
and will extensively aud tie student, the pacuuoner
- ROBERT J. WALKER.
oorosTK 70, 1850.
grahed win heir accuraey have much pleased
with the precision and clearnrss with which the
myrlf that feel anxious The profession should
learn its msrs and, like enjoy its advantage ,,n
CRY, oct. l6, 1850.
apart- advantages of welarranged
sSo ''"A' """' NC p'''''" ''A'
DAVID PAUL BROWN, Philadelphia
great diligence accuracy
r y advanced "n Inn me subject n which o sDo ' r
give any pos
JUDGE PETERS, Philadelphia.
ton avocations would allow satisfied hiatt
mra0y adapted TO the purpose for which obviously
for laI and From examination Of the several
JUDGE GRIDLEy, Utica, New York.
calculated to be help the student than other
w. L. HURST, Philadelphia
The pan utility accuracy
unqualified appreciation Of The distinguished jars in The
vermont Hornhiows Jersey, virginia,
of Washington city, Weston Of Maine, &c, SC rDo
Nov 24-n ~ mud 81
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Wine store 7s Walnut street,
TUE uDvaed place for obtaining all wines. liquors. se good
sales made BY hn, 10 eonsunersbssn Obliged largely
pens his stock Of fresh and he has now die salts
by him He would refer 10 some invoices follows, viz
prices and some vsiy choice
BY the xalon Also old delicate Amenusdo in casks % 10
tote up in Europe which he challenges equal 10 any
The Msassna Amonuado shees peculiarly adapted
TO as they strengthen without stimulating and have
Por wines, pncipely specially selected
nom the stock ii "Burmessr oporo and imported d.
These fuy and DELICATE, and have been highly
proved BY ms customer manifest superiority over
They prices bottles and dfaugb by
| delicate viii and mamsey Port.
Persons suffering bowels be
Madeira wines Sorts dry heh, old Eas,
West Indies serea &c., Ae Ac ON daugt and IN bottles"
As 10 The sparkling well known
sold at prices
of the inferior wines the market, which are
lie has also champagne qualities al
wines generally himself be Judge, and he
the finest stock here from The very price, BY the single
Burgundy stock aud
them om his vaults as sooda bottle OF Bur
saa,erns and Barsac Away. on hand in bottles. .,.
Denhad Jordan Of Cotenz are extensive and number
san Hooks and Nh 1s e 'G Sss Ss
the rhine . . a.
stock embracing old extra ofsoO Of oad Dupuy
some sn. and e is4s
N aJ naS io's VI WINS"
preserving brandy ali liquors. including
Of above BY quantity desired
All goods days Of Philadelphia feigh
paid Orders will be promptly executed sent by mail or 'ee
Address JACOB sNlDERjr.,
Cheap Wine Store, 70 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
MORSE LLNEl
wAsnIsoTos OFFICE, fEsssYLvANIA AVENUE,
Fifth house east Of National HOTEL No 9.

wAsmiSoros ossIcs, rEsssYLvANiA AVENUE,
Fifth house Of National Hotel, No
THE line established any company United
sales and consequently the odesthe line extending
between Washington BALTIMORE Philadelphia and New York. and
delivering and receiving the niermcdate av
Grace, Wilmington, Princeton, New Brunswick
ark and Jcrsey Cibe only line In the time
having wresas lately undergone repairs and Is
transmit deliver number OF which
be required Of for The Of the public with
fidelity hitherto uncqunled This line
other companies OF Morse north,
south, extending already hee thousand miles,
ayers Of this line have lately more thoroughly sieazcd is bust
both It's transmission aud mode Of delivery It's
charges equal all with special fvors With the fnc
ties for business by this
Iine finley reliable
graphing The Offices Of the Magnetic Telegraph Company
Wabi city Pennsylvania fifth house oil National
Hotel Baltimore, No Exchange, South Gay Philadelphia,
No. io Chestnut street. Quincy Granite buildings New York. No.
Hanover street, corner Of Beaver.
VIM M SWAIN, President,
March l4-amds
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No Toaa. Bunxs, Pemn.yisania ass"s neat door sss
" Byours Hotel, Washington, d. C.
rHAs DE sELDING ANDREW WYLIE, jr, having formed
co paImersp purpose Of prosecuting claims before
Inc executive before board
nsons appointed adjustment Of spolauons other
claims prepared theu
fun and faithful attention that be nirused 70
their charse They attend obtaining penson bounty
dutes arising under contracts treaties, or
buying selling real estate collecting private Claims
rents &c. 80. -. ,,.,
Andrew Wye IT, will attend 10 law business with when
either nmself nm bs n.rus IN any OF The courts o
rhe Di.lricl, Supreme Court Of the United STATES,
Cbas De seng being United States commissioner notary
,rIic and all Uniont
viii rvs prompt taking OF testimony seknowieas
neni of deeds and which appeain his Office
Charges viii be moderate regulated w the claimed
and the ca o services required
(pos paid VIII receive immaculate auenuoh
6-dly
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Young ladies' Institute,
Late Mrs d. H. Burs) Of 9Th and streets.
THE subscriber will charge Of this
day the alt Of April and will his
English, French, mathematical education will be taught
The religious The will be based
ormularies OF the Protestant Episcopal Church.
The experience principal teacher
him IL lock for The patronage the public and for
OF success
For boarding pupils, SIS per quarter.
For ITO SIG
Payable always in advance
Music drawing Latin, Italian, Spanish, and German,
Reference As permitted Rev O. NJ Butler, n. D.,
French, Mr.. FIhugh Coyc Washington
Alexandria Ri Rev. Alouzo d. clergy
generally Of Philadelphia and 1T Rev Alfred Lee, d.
WILLIAM j. CLARK.
Mar 2l-r15ihAp
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WILLIAM IIOHNEH,
TORNEY AT LAW,
Laacasfer, Grant county, Wisconstn,

s (LATE yAuQUIIn COUNTY, vA.)
WILL Of Grant Dane, and lows counties. and
w supreme Madison He viii give
prompt particular attention the collection Of claims pa
redemption Of and and the OF taxes Tor
non resident lanahodors in any part OF the State
Hon. H. g. Foote w. D. Senate; Hon James M Mason
IT, s. Senate Inman Homer esq, Messrs Knox
Mason attorneys law New y2k Professor W. = Homer
Missouri Ap l9-lnwly
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pRIvATE TUTOR.--A young English gentleman, has
received good education, and resided Par is
anxious obtain the young
private family OF responsibility.
References personal family be
given parties the highest fespectab either country
In England,
o--Itif
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MOSES L. HOLT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW,
San FrGacisto, California.

REysREsoEs Hon. s. w inge, NJ c., Alabama John B. Taylor,
esq., Mobile, Alabama Messrs Rhodes Wright, Co.. New Or
!.ans Louisiana Henry Clark esq., Tarboro Nort Carolina
Hon w NJ Gwn, NJ Co. California; Benz L. True, New York
Portsmouth, ew Hampshire. May 7-2awly
Anew York and California Sltiiionairc AssOeiatOM--
IN One thousand dollars Capital 81 O0
0O0 limited number OF obtained by Influential
who have capital special admitted IN
conformity with the revised Of New York. free ro
sonal liability future the 100 cash. and
certificates OF shares issued therefor 10 return ten per cent annually
fair doubling whole IN safe operations In
trade and mining The United under the direction and con-
OLIVER HOLDEN,
As the General Partner and Chief Age oflle Company,
No. II Wall street, New York.
CaOmans and other responsible throughout tha Union
obtaining United nppl
cation and association, be employed at DIFF
ereD points, where and vessels be made
available trade, carrying tho mails and freight 10 and
from Europe, Asia, AH.ca ana the Americas
There large and Increasing business doing WITH Cao
the Pacific and the supply gold continues
goods, will asonisb the
aud calculations thsrrf And meet this
II beng formed,
der the frm nd Of HOLDEN l. CO.,
Mercantile Commission Merchants, BANKING
Insurance. Mining Agents. New York and san Francisco
Capital i ,0O0, 900.
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A. ~ q. A. ARMOUR,
DRAPERS and T-aILORS,
No. 3o3 broadway, corner Of Duane street,

Hove Tie TTring House, Ne0 York, !
EsPECTFULY the attention offriends and the public 10
their spring goods, OF the newest patterns
which they are the best and most
style usual moderate prices Fresh cons,
cassmeIes, and vesungs o. latest essSn'
There are three employed In this
is complete itself Army and uniforms made 70
order with accuracy and the approved an
nr Sanxers who metropolis will lind this establish
ment everything 10 perfect III IL always insured
N n PRxhipM These elegant wascoas tnat
were so GaTdsn have been awarded ho
premium by the American Institute at their late air
Feb l5-dm
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Mar 2l-I15hAp

NUPERIOR DaKucrreot ypes First Pre- MUM III. II.
- WHiTEHURST the field operations over
ground Than the country galleries
be found Pennsylvania between
No 2o7 Baltimore street. Bamore broadway and
street, New York, No ~ Main street, Richmond; Sycamore
street. Petersburg; Main street, Norfolk and Main street. Lynch
burg, Virginia
Hts beautiful and highly electro are an
extraordinary Improvement, innring faithful
licensees In a few seconds.
The Rotary back ground invented by H. wbehu gives an
airy aud living appearance TO the picture.
Nhtehursts
sand pictures annually and hsve given Dissatisfaction This
certainly fatIering proof the Of his
T. n. w calls attention public generally
furnished gallery Lane and fuckers store where
exhibition OF pictures will be given.
Notwithstanding the unusual competition at the
Fair Of the Maryland Institute
medal by the judges.
Lenescs every description copied post norton cases
attended TO- Nov 2S-dly
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I Evils ARUNDEL. or the Railroad Of Lifc, by the
Ii nf Frank Fariegh.
The International Magazine FIR September
Life Of Mary, Queen Of scots; by Miss BenGer
Anne Boicyn.
Dictionary Architecture
graphical theoretical mechanical vols ILLUSTRATED
by thousand drawings II subjects referred work
the Rebel OF w Gilmore
smms.
Tho Conessnr; historical novel.
Just published and this day received for sale by
TAYLOR MhURY,
Aue 10 book.esrs near street.