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TOtal s5l9 949 e4L 93l So 6O9 10 sN2l ID

Total sh59i9 s4ll9O93l sly, 500 $50 sH2I4,362
That our readers may see how wonder
tul. according 10 The Journals tables, was
the superiority of their condition in
lS4l-2 over that of 1856. we give the
following totals of the three years proceed
ing 1928:
I' i5lio2 $3l32B352 45a3o5ol 5000 23 a352p7sa
Dividing these sums in three parts it will
be seen that the power to sell and TO buy.
as here stern. was greatly inferior to that
which existed in the later period, generally
deemed TO have been so prosperous. How
his result Is obtained we will now show ::
In the first place. the first year here set
down to the tariff OF 1912, consisted a,
The Journal well knows. of only nine
months. Il was the period of the change
of the termination of the fiscal year, from
Sept. 80 to June 80, and yet the student
oil The Journal; tables would look to them
in vain for any such information. WHY.
indeed, should il furnish it. when bv
sinking the factit was enabled to present so
beautiful picture Of the working of Brit.
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for Governor in Counties not ALREADY g
NNrsrcHEsrER Co.-Tne Scott ablV

WESTMINSTER CO.-Tne Scott aD'y
ham Club Of Sing Sing met on Tassdp , r /
Dir. Van Wyck presiding. Hon. A, IL .sar
fered series of resolutions, indo''iHs -
nations of ScOTT and GRAHAM, VIZ" uo,t
adopted. Speeches were made by So ss =. -
Nicholas Carroll and George q. be1O ~, .nrf
song given by NJ. Fraser. AdouTnea VIZ
cheers ior SCoTr and GRAHAM.
ILLlNors.-The Opposition ..,s m
ofthe With (BisSelrsl District a''" -
h Fouke for Congress
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a GoURAUD's LIQUID Hair Dive is,

without exception reservation the very best ever in
vented Equally celebrated 10 GOURAUD's Medcated
soap for curing pmpes feckles salt heum Hesh worms
tetter saiownes tan, roughness ko Poudre Subtle up
roots hsrf rom any part Of the body Liquid Rouge Lily
White and Hair Gloss, at 81 waker.st near Broadwsy.
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FALL FASHION FOR GENTLEMEN HATS.
-BEEBE Co. No 156 Broadway, will introduce the fall
fsabion for gentlemen Saturday next the l4th Inst
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DAGUEREOTYPEs BY BRADY.-Ihe pub
lie are respectfully invited examine the Prize pcuresex
hbted at the Worlds Fair together with large collection Of
the portraits Of Of the distinguished Of our
try at BRADYs Gallery, No 205 Broadway.
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SxTH-Av. RAILROAD.-Ladies residing
nm the line of sixth-av Railroad can find at MLERs in
Canast every article that possibly be wished for In
the shape of Cater Boots Slippers Ties and Toilet Slippers
prices as any store in New York. Remember-AlLLERs
No l94 Canal-st
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n The news from Europe by the Afri-
ca is interesting. The force of the Tories in
Parliament is no less compact and likely to tri-
umph than previous advices had led us to sup
pose. In France things steadily tend toward the
proclamation of the Empire. Louis Napoeon's
approaching marriage is confidently spoken of
though it is not settled whether the bride is
princess Of the Vasa family or of another lineage
in Baden. The Northern Powers are said to have
made a new Holy Alliance, with a view to the pre-
veDtiOn of the reestablishment in France of a he
rditay Bonaparte dy nasty; they go for the le-
Ultimate branch of the Bourbons, and nothing
else. Meanwhile, France preserves the most
exemplary tranquility, and kisses more and moro
sweetly the heel which Napoleon sees fit to press
upon her neck. This new league against him
will probably have no other effect than to in
sure more enthusiastic support for his great
project on the part of the French people.
The markets remain essentially unchanged
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By TELEGRAPH.-We have full report
of the proceedings of the Free-Soil Convention at
Pittsburgh, Hon. p. Hale has received the nomi
nation for the Presidency, and Hon. George w.
Julien, of Indiana, that for the Vice. Presidency.
1t is worthy of note that both originally belonged
to the Democratic party.
In the platform will be found strong resolutions
in favor of Land Reform and Intervention. A mi
nority platform was presented by Gerrt Smith,
and laid upon the table.
A few Interesting items, political and Others.
will be found under this head.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

GENERAL MUTUAL INSURANCE CeMPA-
80 Merchants EXCHANGE No. 2, corner Of Wall and WI
4. AN, sts Marine and Inland Insurance.
w., " Asp,nu.n Moses II. 0rinne,
ysmes Brown. Joseph w. Alsop,
Pshert H. Tsylor Paul Spoford.
Leonardo s. Saurez, Thomas r. Span"n'
Benjamin Babcock Elias Hicks
John b. Kitchips, VIM. bsfns Wrhn,
"a. a; g Tho,,n.o, lanes r. soutter.
Mortimer Livingston, Chss y. r.hsn
VIM S.Wetmore, u n tIr,hat
William r. Furnis, D. y. Crooks
N. g. Rutgers, ivSinsm Boiles,
Joseph Sands, "a Merle
J. Einsthan Smith, ~ ~ Koop
William h msoy' d. @. Kingslsnd.
S'r' Us"s'N' ALFRED OGDEN, President -
HENRY HoLDREGE, Nise-Presden1
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N FowLERs Il WELLS, Phrenologists
And Publishers Clinton Hail. No. ISL Nassau st., NewYork
and No. l42 Wsshingtonst, Boston.
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VAN DEusEN's IMPROVED WAHpENE.

This article has obtained the great reputation which It
enjoys from the fact that purely vegetable preparation
and for renewing and npeushng diseased and impover.
issd HAIR aud changing that which gray to its original
color is unrivaed Sold at the general depot, No l25
Chambersn Nos ~, 1872 1873 and Al Broadway; No. ~
Bowery; No IFS Futsns No l46 Atlantic st Brook.
Ign; ana principal druggists elsewhere
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10 THOSE WHO ARE GRAY.-DAYIS' 5
RAHvENE viii change your Hair TO its former life and
color See cert icates at Agents Sold the General
No 500 Grandst and at Nos 1872 Broadway 20 Washing
tonst S6l Hud,'n ST.; and No Ia BoweryeNew ok ;
Nos lI5 fulton-st, and l46 Atlantic-s ST. Brooklyn.
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HAIR DYE AND MISCELLANEOUS
Mandatory for these articles is celebrated in all parts Of
the world persons wishing light ant and durable Wig
Toupee surely be suited His Hair Dye is applied
sure gusrantee) cold, wholesale retail at No
Wsllst Copy the sd6ress-beware Of limitations
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
SxrNnav HnNDAV

EXCHANGE HOTEL" III Hudnall, Ches-
eriield; NV Burch, Va; Legare. c; L
Howard. Hartford; Mrs NJ Blake, ID CT Miss
Nv WeIde, ] WeIde, Augusta; G Bullock,
Philadelphia; E Scott. jr, Pow hatan; 5 V
Rend, Lynchhurg; McGlaner, Va: b
Jones, Orange; J c jenkins, Phiia; C c Miller,
N Y; w Walton, Va; + Thornton, Orange; g
" Ffos. & lady, Ga; l. Ii Monteiro, lady and
ser,i, Columbia; A Montnir0 & sister Gooch-
land; J B Whitehead and servt, Southampton;
DrO Crenshaw and NJ X Crenshaw, Charles
City; + l. Brooke, Spousylvania; A + Gregoy
andJ W Ward, Au-iinvile; F Ferguson and
Miss Ferguson, LyuchbuIgi II & Farn, Tenn;
Watson. Phila; J Chew, Va; b + Tay
Tor and Ashton King George; & Reale, Ten
nessee; II Magruder, Charlottesville; 7
Fabh, Gloucester J ID Atkins, Florida; DIR
Kirk, lady & servant, x f Kirk, lady, child
and SERVANTS. Suuth Carolina; II ID banks,
Petersburg; b Taiicfero, Amhert Rev ID Tot
ten, lady. children, servant and = Misses
Torens, Williamsburg;
CITY HOrEL.-J w Henry, Halifax: F
Thomas, Ala; 10 Safidu5 and A Snrldns,
Tenn; T Lane, We; Nj Glenn, 2 children, scrst
and Miss Glenn, Gloucester; b Rogus and
lady, Miss; J Bans, PhiIa; l. Howe, Ohio;
! 81 Thompson and & & King, Ala; a Spindle
Essex; " VI Saunders. Caroline; J L Mann.
Albemarle; 4 N Gray FincastIe; q W Kin
hrougA, Louisa; X Gregory and W Gregory,
King William; J II Hodges, j Hodges, q
r Hodges and X Garrat, Portsmouth,.
AMERICAN HOTEL.-W Waller, VII
iamsburg; ID Mar, Petersburg; NJ Myers,
Richmond; " Il Jones, Gloucester; c ] Doug
lass and ) Mitchell, n {; " Fl Leonard,
Bristol; ID " kie and w Bradford Va & I X
r r; J Haywood and G Houghtar, Ga; VI
Griffith, and Indy, Portsmouth, f NJ Cabot,
Ga; Il Colby, II Colby and J 5 RIssing, n \;
NJ G Watkins, L S Navy; 7 E Williams, Ala;
Ii Smith, Washingtor; II : Hinton and Il
w Hinton, n c; DIR f Borel.nd and lady,
Lousa; + Riyes, Peiersburgi W A Scruggs
P0whGtan.
AMERICAN HOTEL.-J r Patton, w Brown,
Buckingham; a w Mosby, Gooch sad; San STREET
ton Puwharan; A Davis Cedaryi!e; W Word,
Buckingham; w Flippen, ApoomattCx; Cnch-
raa A Conart LIZ nchburg; King. Fuvanns Mrs
Wlikinsou, Pow ataiI; Jas Moore Mrs Moore, Miss
Parker, Petersburg; Capt II Vessels, ship Wes'-
pha ia; NJ LarGis, Pennsylvania; w Bush, w
fiara iton, Aucusta II Day, WHAT, Maine; w
Baueh, hiladelphia; C / Dhrep, Richmond; B
Rogers, i Grin5icad J W Gentry. Brown ing. J
I Antrim. J Carr Al e,nsr|"; Il w Heath Balti-
more; u wson. A'D"marlc; Y G Roberts, adv and
servant, Nelson; ~ y Carpenter. hoEisa; J Ming,
Ohio; Il Graft, Pittsylvaria; w Gucrrant Frank
lin; W kac!irg Church H;!l; p H galloway, Frank
EFT, BettIfd; w i CralIc, Powhatan
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The latest English papers say that the will
OF Neild, the mis,r, who left all his property
10 Queen Victoria, Will be contested by the
Iieifs, on The ground that he was insane when
he did it. The papers also mention that Vic
toria had determined upon buiIding new cas-
te for herself out OF the money so bequealh-
ed to her. The castle would cost about
{ 100 600.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

IssPEcrioS OF ToBAoco.-floma 'ao'e "
Oh Lynchburg Virginian we extract Tue iol-
lowing amounts of tobacco inspected in Lynch
burg for the iscal year which expired on The
3Oih Of September, 1852: Hnds. over ooo
lbs I0,4IS; hhds less than 800 lbs, 2So; loose
parcels over 500 lbs, 1888; loose parcels un''
der 800 lbs, 9260.
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thED TIE LADiES.-l .wou particularly
q ask call from the Ladies wishing something
really prime, in the style OF Morocco Buskins and
Morocco Lace Boots Goat Buskius and Goat
Lace Boots; also Tor Misses School and Dress
Walking Shoes, OF Morocco aud Goat Lace Boots.
These were al made by my direction for my retail
sa es, and may be Depended upon I'D the best
RecJllect, ut the Sgu Cf the Boot, No IS Main
street just Oelow City Hotel, opposite side, at
So Ii WALSH'S
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~ TO the Citizens. OF aichmond and
TraasieBt tlsitSrs.-!f you wish IN 49,
your hair and dressed ia the most f.sbionsiIe
aad tasteful style and your whiskers changed 10 y
beautiful black CT brown color, please call a, HOg.
SONS shaving, Hair Dressing aud Shampoonino
Saloon, in the American Hotel Basement.
N Bile can furnish you win hot cod or
shower bath, al any hour, IS Cents or i've tickets
xorSl. sA27
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& 5AA &i.OJs-Oi { thousand Lthrness4s
y .UOs nave been taken az O5BORNs DE-.
guerrran Gaiieues since the reduction q pricss.-
and we now wish il understood by all that Osborn
Will continue to take fine SKY Light Miniatures in
neat case for 81. Remember, tnis is the only place
where sky Light Miniatures are taken for 81. To
those that think one dollar is too cheap for a good
Likeness, would Only say, call and get Like
ness worth or $40. Remember the place.
OSBOKN'S,
Opposite the Banks sign of the American Flags
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Yy. The Lusirai Hair Tonic, for cleans.
Jog, purifying preservation and growth Of the Hair.
Prepared rsm the original French receipts by
BENNETT & BEERS, Druggists, No l25 Main
SfTeet
Tbs admirable preparation is most efectual
remedy for Balances ana falling of Of the Hair.
causes it - grow luxurianty, making it very soft
gossy, ard beautiful, AMI prevents it from turning
grey, ana IS til only article which etfactuaily
Gle snses the head from dandruf.
tbs article has been before the public for three
years and the increasing demand and high popu
larty ac1 il has attained is me bes. proof OF its
ee:cscv.
Numbers oflalies and gentleJucn in this city and
vicinity in he constant habit Ct using it to thil
eatr= satisfaction Il has become necessary ap
psaldage to their toilet.
Large bolt rs =: 80 cents each Be sure to ask fo
ReHNet. & BerS' Lustrct Hair Tonic, III ordcr II
prevent mistakes, as there limitations abroad
which would be apt TO prove injurious ii used
&C dim
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- Among the passengers by the Her
glann. which sailed from New York for Europe
last Saturday, we notice the names Of Rev.
Bishop AlcGill, of Richmond, and o. An
GrewS Of Norfolk.
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~ 4 small wooden tenement in Lynchhnrg'
owned by Mrs. Johnson, and occupied by
Banks and Whitley, was DESTROYED by fire last
Friday morning.
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TERRIBLE ACCIpENT.-Ihe collision on
fine Boston and Montreal railroad last Thurs
dav resulted fearfully. The list of killed en-
braces the names Of six citizens of New
Hampshire, while that Of the wounded presents
q sickening picture OF crushed and broken
limbs:
The scene at the time &C the accident is re-
presented as exceedingly heartrending. The
dead ana dying in promiscuous and mangied
confusion; some jumping from the cars to The
river below, thus avoiding one manner OF death
but 10 meet another; the agonIZ,ng cry OF the
wounded and badly frghieneG-all presented
scene which is piciureless 10 the pen.
Just before reaching the bridge there is a
curve in the road and trains approaching have
bat a moments warning; in this case, unfor-
suuately, not that. Several cars were com
nletely demolished. The hotel nj Lake Vii
isge has been converted into hospital, where
every possible attention is being paid to the
sufferers.
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4 CAkD.-The subscriber having a few leisure
IA hours In the att4InGon and evening Juld give
instruction to sny one who may desire to pursue
pricately the study Of the Latin, Greek, French
Spanish Languages. Being graduate OF the Uni
versity Of Virginia in Ancient and Modern Ian.
guages, and having had considerable experience
beth in teaching and speaking, he fe Is confident Of
being able 10 give satisfaction any who may De
sire his services. Any communication left at the
Madison House will receive prompt attention.
oc 2-l2l% PHILIP T. MONTAGUE
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An AccIDENr.-Mr. Edgar Hough, a son If
MI Amasa fough, Of Waterford, ioudon CO.,
Va, was seriously injured by falling from
cree some 70 or % feet high, one night last
week, while coon hunting. Some hopes are
entertained of his recovery.
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EDUCATION.
DIR. MAUPINS SCHOOL,
1th street, between MARSHALL and Clay
streets.
TIME next session will commence on MONDAY,
I d. a,b If flctnhor and e.utiuup ten

TIME next session will commence ON MONDAY,
L the 4th OF October, and Continue ten months.
This plan of instruction embraces thorough
course in the English branches AHcient and Modern
languages, mathematics and Chemistry The ad-
vanccd pupils will have opportunity Of attending
the Lectures on Chemistry at the Medical College.
These lectures will BE- given at O'Clock the After
nooa, an hour at which pupils VII be d.ssnsegcd
from ordinary school duties
The Principal will gre instruction IN MatnemAt-
ics, Chemistry, & c; SIR. p. II MONTAGUE in an
Gent Languages, &c; and Mr. J. RICHARD in
Modern Languages.
2-gp' Strict discipline will be enforced.
iEHEs-For the English branches, Classics hnd
Mathematics, $50: for one Modern Language $50;
and for two $50 per session OF ton months, payable
halt in ADVANCE and the balance on the stot Ha.ch
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
The Principal with the view OF having his own
sous we'll taught in the elements OF knowledge
Spelling, ReadiH9, flirting, 9c-has determined to
establish a Primary Department. in connection with
his School. Fer this department separate room
viii be provided, and competent assistant en-
ployed who will devote his attention. exclusively
10 it. 1t will be under the general supervision OF
the Principal Only limited number OF pupils will
be admitted and the fee viii De $50 per session of
ten months se25-lm
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a CAkD.-Mr. JOHN DUkDEhDALE re-
~ spectiully informs his frients and pupils that
he is prepared to resume The duties Of his pro.
fsion Teacher OF the Piano Forte and the art
of Singing. Any communications addressed to Mr..
ID at the Doe kstore of Me5srs. Harold 4 Murray,
No III, Broad street, will meet with prompt htten-
ton, oc 2-I2t*
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fTg-J Royal IIoIcombe has been ap-
,,ointed discount clerk in the Branch Bank Of
VIRGINIA at I.ynchburs, to fill the vacancy oc-
cssionad by the resignation Of Thomas Per
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a9 FAsHIONABfE DANCING. n

E.R FASa4ONABELE DASjING. nSln
GA CHARLES a. McEVOY has the tE9sTak
"a honor Of announcing to his friends k.easfx
EfzAand he public that he has removed 80
his Academy fro n the Exchange Hotel TO Bosher's
Hall, corner of lain and 9th streets, where he will
commence his sixth annual sessi on in Richmond on
Friday Evening Oct. 1st, 1882 for G. nleruen, and
on saturday morning, Oct q for Ladies, Misses and
Masters.
His style is systematic and elaborate, embracing
every Dance and Waltz lecoenizet or practised
in the fashionable society OF both this country
and Europe, selected BY him self during the
last spring AMI summer. First season OF the new
Dances Esmeraldo aid Ciciiiannc, also the late i'm
proyeuents In the fashionable Dances and Values
OF last year.
Mr.. II. promises to use every exerlion to give
that satisfaction which secured for MIN so liberal
patronage on fol mer occasions. The hall will be
fitted up IN comfortable manner, and every tact
lily afforded tnose attending the school TO acquire
ali the adEant8s arising from kEowled &c Of this
desiabla accomplishment, either as a hcathtul ex.r-
else, or the requirement Of graceful and easy car.
riPge.
Days Of tuition for young ladies' misses and mas.
ters, "Wednesday afternoons, Commencing al 3
CLOCK; and saturday mornings nj II O'Clock For
gentlemen Tuesday and r ri-ay evenings, from y
10 % O'Clock.
IGRM5-S per quarter, 81 Is per session Il will
o. seen tHai there's considerable deduction made
when entering Tor the season.
~ 3. pTIy&t- class for gentlemen will be form.
ed. Mr. H. may be al the hal! any day during
the session, or q few days before its commence.
lnent se2l-eott
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4 ofS ON UNION Hill FOR SALE.
- AS the agent and trustee of THoS. Ii. BLA.
kEY,I will sell. privately, in lots Containing one
or more acres each, ~ suit purchasers, eight or
ien - es OF the iaud now owned and occupied by
The said Blakey These lots are bf autiiully s,ua.
ttd on Union Hill, fronting on the road leading 10
Badeys Mill, about mile and half only from
the old market.
Terms accommodating. Refer to John Shore, or
to the subscriber. at h!a Office No II Main street,
up stairs over Messrs. Sinton s. 60.
au a-3tawts l. r. WATKINS
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M ADkIRA WINE, In 8 ana "a casks, Of
AsA my own importation just received. for sale by
OCT WILLIAM EGGLEsTON.
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THE WEE sap BRAND,-BENNETT l.
BLHit~, Druggists, manufacturers AGENTS for
lht sale i thi5 tavurte Chewing Tobacco, have
40" in sore - packages, ell Sizes which they
recoIln enc as something little better than be
had else where.
Part Il tns Tobacco cost forty.six dollars per 100
ho IN the Leaf and was ackuow edged The Finest lot
Of Tobacco ever s2ld in This market.
The Nile sap Brand stands purivaed for quail
ty, color and oesuly OF Workmanship.
Boxes Vi ~ ) AID 100 lbs, or ~ ;he single plug
il desired to be mad only at
EEHNETT n BEERS,
&C IL Drug House. 10 n! in street
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JAMES W. LEWEI.LtN.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by BENNETT &
BEERS, A. bODEkER, CiIAS. BECK, and CHAS.
D YALE, and Mrs A B. DAVIS, Main street, Ricn-
nl9nd Sc %
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MARINE NEAv VS..
PORT OF RICE3.'a0N NE.

ARRIVED,
Barque Virginia, Bonsh, New York, mdse TO D
Currie
Schr Richmond, Loveland, Now York, rndse to
D Curre
schr JOS Porter. Duncan Philadelphia, coal
Schr Splendid, Rogers, Boston, plaster
Schr Hester Jones, Jones, Eavre De Grace;
coal
Steamer Belvidere, Clifford, Baltimore n1dse to
Ludam s, Watson
Steamer Roanoke Parrish New York, ,ndse, &c,
to Ludam s. Watson
SAILED
Barque Cyane, Biruster, New Orleans, 1ndse
and passengers. D Currie
Schr F Randolph, Endicott, New York, coal
Steamer Pennsylvania, Baymore, Philadelphia
mise &c, K Rankin
Ship Westphaia, Vessels, Liverpool tobacco
and flour, by I.ualam * Watson.
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80 L Is said OF a exancer the Great that he
was the sweeteat smelling man the world ever saw
WhefeY nc went the circumambient air ren.
dered odorerous By his presence. The wits If the
sae supposed that the smell was natural cut they
failed to establish IKE tacl, since il afterwards
discovered that he used delicate perfume only
known 10 himself
Every gentleman or lady who wishes to emulate
Acxar te il this respect has or!y TO sprinkle lie "
drops Of D'Orsay Cologne Water upon their hand
keTchiet previous to appearing in public. -
Hc6-6-
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l 4 YOU would consult your own interest, read
l. the following certificate from welkIown gen.
t!eman OF this city:
RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 1sT 1S50.-To Mrs A.
B. Daws-Dear Madam have used your Cough
Elixir" in my family for about two years, in all
of cola. and coughs and have, on various
OCCASIONS recommended ito the use OF my friends,
snd am hsppy say that, in every instance it has
given entire satisfaction. Indeed, habituated
have become to its use, in cases of coughs ard
colds, that | never think of recommending any
other remedy either in my own family or 10 my
friends. Yours. &c.
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,9sis INSTRUCTION ON TIE PI-

.NsIs INSTRUCTION ON TilN Pr
Mt 3YANO FORTE, HARP, GUITAR, AND
N,Egsis VOCAL MUoIC.--P roies.or Brandt
~ respectfully informs the citizens OF Rich.
mond that he Intends giving lessons the shove
mentioned INST Gments, and also in the higher
branches If Vocal Music. TO commence ON the 18th
of Nuven Der next.
Prot. b. having mad al experience of eighteen
years in the profession, and having successfully
taught in several OF the lar. es, Seninares in the
South now offers his services 10 the different Fe
male Summaries, as well AS TO the citizens OF Rich
E.0nd generally. tar advanced scholars will have
the benefit OF being accompanied on the Violin.
Professor Brandt is permitted 70 refer 10 the Rev
Dr. Jones, and to the Rev. Dr. Leroy NJ Lee All
orders received atMr. ?. II. Tay ior's Music Store
where references can be seen ST. 7-iawts