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" for Chopped Face and Hands, Roughness. Irii
liability or Harshness of the Skin, Chafng &c, &C
This admirable artclewil by its peculiar bland and
healing properties, together with its agreeable per-
fume, at once recommend itself to the confidence
and patronage of the public, as most delightful es.
sental of the Toilet
Its application speedily removes all irriability,
roughness or harshness of the skin, rendering it
by constant use, delicately soft and fair.
Being composed OF vegetable substances, and en-
urely tree from mineral corrosive admixture
it may be used with safety the tenderest infant,
and will be found very Efficient and cooling an.
plcaton for Chatting, inhamed, or excoriated sur.
face, &c.
AS it contains no greasy substances, it is cleanly
ana at the same time simply and easily annliea
Prepared only by
PURCELL, LADD e. CO.
de 3 Druggists, Main street Richmond ya
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EXCITEMENT IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. weeks
ago, the inhabitants of the good old town Of
Winchester in this State, were alarmed by a
report that live wolf had been seen prowl-
ing about their borders. The rumor caused
great excitement among the Nimrods. Forth
with all the warlike weapons. from the old fire.
lock to the graceful percussion, were brought
into requisition, and the hunters, armed to the
teeth, sailed forth 10 meet the savage monster.
1t was unlike the expedition which has been
described in an ancient legend, when all the
frogs determined to emigrate to more eligible
marshes-and making the earth trembe
beneath their tumuItuous croakings, so
alarmed the inhabitants of Windsor hamlet,
that they turned out en- ms se, armed with
implements Of husbandry, and headed by the
pious elders who sang psalms on the way, to
meet and conquer the hoe they imagined was
pastures. Not so with Winchester her young
and active men went forth to slaug hter saw
age animal, for the very sport of the thing
And now let us close the history of this cru
sade, by adopting the language of the Virgin
ian, which is as follows:
After being frequently seen and shot at, the
animal was crippled on Wednesday last by a
fortunate marksman, and brought 10 an inglori-
Gus end by a negro who noosed him with a
long rope. The stranger proved to be a large
brndled dog. We have heard of no depreda
tions among the folds being traced to him; and
must set him down as having been punished,
like many more gifted creatures, for having no
friends.
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GOLD BY THE Ton, WITHOUT OWNERS
The correspondent of the London Times, wri.
ting from Melbourne, Australia, says:
"One circumstance is not, perhaps, altogeth-
err undeservng of notice. There is now at
Melbourne a large quantity of gold, which was
sent from the digging by escort, and which has
never been claimed. The amount is stated
at eisht tons, and these eight tons of gold
are watched and warded by corporal and i've
men,
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BLACK spirits and white,
Blue epiTits and grew

Seven or eight men and women, white, melted
and black, swore positively, fgst to seeing Sylvia
throw stones at Julia secondly, to seeing Julia
Ann throw rocks at Sylvia. Julia Ann threatened
to qualify" Sylvias head with a stick and then
rocked her, and Sylvia, in return, scolded and
stoned Julia Ann. The Mayor concluded to give
Julia Ann, the complainant, the reward to which a
'torming party Is entitled, and adjudged her 20
lashes; Sylvia proving to be the besieged, was let
off with ten of the oblo1gs.
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DIsMissEp.-Felix Crauley, charged with iadulg
ing his eannibal propensities By eating piece of
Patrick McGovern's and backing his eye, was
yesterday arraigued at the Mayors Coult-but Nc
Govern having concluded perhaps that Crau!ey
had only been "funniag"a little, withdrew his com
plant and expressed his willingness to forget and
forgive. The dove like meekness of a man who
would stand biting and gouging touched the milk
of human kindness in his Honor's heart, so that it
ovelfSwed and washed the warrant away l. cit
was dismissed
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q We understand that the defects in the
L. S. steamer Princeton's boilers have been
remedied, and that she made trial trip from
Norfolk to Hampton Roads on Tuesday last,
which gave general satisfaction. 1t is pre-
sumed that she ill now proceed on her mis-
sion to Japan in a very few days.
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AssAuLTINe A free negro named Daniel Coy,
on Sunday last, undertook to apply Lyachlew TO
Elizabeth Lucas, another free black, whom he
charged with keeping q gambling and drinking
house-but was prevented from carrying that mo-
den code into effect by the intervention of Cary
quot kossuth) Anderson. Yesterday the Mayor az
piled Virginia law to Danie.-and proved that he
had not had right judgment in his action-by
binding him over in the sum Of $500 to keep the
peace.
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IF: MEAGHER.-A New York letter writer
says "Aeagher lives in perfect quiet and re-.
Ifement at private residence in Irving place
yer, lar up town. and devotes himself To ,h,
study OF American history and laws, and to the
observations OF the manners and customs Of
lhe people. In the course of two wears he
this city," - III" III
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UsHTON, CLARKE Il CO.'S PURE
"a COD LIVER OlL.-Purchase7s of Cod Liver
Oil will always have guarantee ofits RELIABLE
ity and purity, by purchasing the article manufac
tured by Messrs Rushton, Clark e. Co, and put up
under their own personal superintendent Fresh
supplies received at short intervals and for sale by
PURCELL, LADD & co,
de Druggists, 90 MaiE street.
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shillings, or t625. The entire freight IS low
600 pounds I, and the entire duty 45o,0o0 sh'liinss
sterling-tbat is to say about $4,000. Weli'
the same tobacco is carried in steamship TO
Antwerp. 1t pays duty of two and half per
cent, or 1915 the whole duty. Will any man
pretend to say that shipper who can afford
to pay IS shillings freight to port where the
duty on his tobacco amounts to $I12O0O, can
not afford 10 pay one hundred to another port
where the duties amount to but $375l twill
be said that the amount Of duty is a matter OF
no oment to him, provided he can sell his TO-
bacco. But does he not stand a much better
chance to sell it, and on far better terms where
the duty is little more than two cents pound,
than he does where ii is IS cents pound7 Ii
there be this difference, we are told, then the
sail vessels will come in for their share. 80
| much the better. The steamers Will regulate
them, and they will regulate the steamers
| As thew receive tobacco from Liverpool at pre-
sent, they pay about twenty per cent. tor sto-
rage and other dues. The direct trade would
extinguish all these.
From the sketch of the debate at the meet
ing of Tuesday night, published by US yester-
day morning, it appears that every body is in
| favor of direct trade, but that certain gentle
men, its warm friends, are unwilling to make
any effort to secure it. Not so wi h one of our
| city delegates. He tells US that he is in favor
of the thing, butts Iopposed to this particular
scheme. As he occupies very influential po-
sition in the House, he will no doubt, give US
an insight into the scheme which he would
prefer, and state erery reason he may have for
such preference, without Withholding one
Let US have his scheme by all means.
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STEAMER PowHATAN.-The Portsmouth
Transcript says: "We learn that flaw has
been discovered IN the shaft of the Powhatan.
A survey will probably be had and il it is found
to be unfit for long service, the vessel will
doubtless be detained here for some weeks, till
a new one can be substituted
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iALLEh YET -ir. Tabb's mammoth corn has
got 10 grow head yet Yesterday, Mr.. Benjamin
J. Roper, seat Us some 'n,astadon" ears raised On
his farm miles below Richmond, counting 1915
grains. Mr. R, says if that wont do, he viii bring
out IN ear "as 10 an ear" Who 10 the next Gus .om.
shortly. 0-
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rS Change OF Hours.-Increased
So Rate of Speed.-5ee what Adams &
Co. are doing tor tn ir patrons The Express now
leaves Baltimore at Z o'clock P NJ, in charge of ex-
perieRced and trusty agents, and arrives in Rich
moad at ~ A NJ. Goods ordered by this morn.
ings mail, will be delivered tomorrow morning
without fail
OuE Express for the North, East and West, now
closes at 81 p M-arrives in Baltimore at an early
hour next morning.
Banks and Brokers will please take notice, that
by this change they will be greatly accommodated.
Drafts on England, Ireland and Scotland Tor sale
at this Office. ADAMS IL CO,
nos 18th street. Richmond. Va.
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IUNCLLL, LADU q 90,
de s Druggists, Main street, Richmond Va
BEAUTIFUL JUVENILE BOOKS

BEAUTIFUL JUVENILE BOOKS
II Pleasures of the Country: simple stories for
young people, by Mrs Harriet Myrtle, Alto, illustra
ted-Sl; the same colored SO
Home and its Pleasures: simple stories for young
people, by Mrs Harriet Myrtle Alto, illustrated-$I;
the same, colored, l so
Contentment Better than Wealth, by Alice B
Neal, l6mo, iliustrated-75o
Lite and Adventures of Punehinello, and other
Tales, l2mo, with 100 illustrate ns-75c; xii. edges
81
Good in Every Thiag, by Mrs Bsrwell, square
lsmo illussratsd-50e
Uncle Harvey's Tales of Home and Foreign
Scenes, l6mo, illustrated-5oc
Uncle Haryey's Tales Of the Country, l2mo, IL.
lustrated-5Ja
Popular Tales from Fairy Land translated from
the Gefman Of Wilhelm Henutf, by g Quicken
Dos, A NJ, illustrated by Orr, l6mo--clsth extra,
s2tc
Susan Pindar's Story Book, containing aresids,
iairles and midsummer Jays. Numerous illustra.
tons, l6mo, cloth-SI
For sale by WEST & BROTHER,
de3 and Exchange Hotel
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ROCKETS Property in and about this place is
improving and increasing in value rapidly. Mr..
Christian recently sold l07 building lots in tha!
might orhood for 50 cents feet. Mr. R. A. Mayo
has just completed some fine tenements which
were let long before complexion and is receiving, in
the form of rent, $50 per cent the amount which
he has thus invested. He says that he intends build
ing come more Immediately We trust that he will
As an enterprising capitalist Mr. NJ. has seen and
appreciated the great want of dwellings fer faml
lies in moderate circumstances His enterpris
will undoubtedly yield him harvest, and aid in
bui ding up with neat, substantial houses, most
eligible place of residence. Port Mayo will soon
become thickly settled neighborhood, and immor
taze Its namesake. The Accessibility by stage, of
Rockets ard vicinity, is attracting crowds Of in
dustrieus and worthy citizens to lGca.e thers per,
manently.
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Powers, the American Sculptor, is now en-.
gagged upon statue Of Washington, ordered
by the State Government of Louisiana. He
will not appear clothed in the Roman toga, as
1t has been tine stereotype practice Of sculptors
to make their statues, but will be in the militia
ry uniform worn in his revolutionary career.
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=, ATTEMPT TO klLL,-The Fort Smith ARK !,
Herald gives an account OF an ATTEMPT bv y
man calling himself Professor Conner 70 xiii
d.. II. Hoiioman, constable of that place
conner had been giving exhibitions, and wen,
away Without paying his license. He left some
CVagsage al hotel, and Holloman seized it,
. .onnef came back and made desperate At.
Tempt to Kill the officer. He succeeded in ma
kng ms escape, and reward of 500 was i'm.
lheolately offered for bis arrest.
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The wreck of the Spanish steam frigate Pr.
zarro, Hear Havana, has been sbandoneJ ali
efforts to raise her having proven vain. So
confident were the Spanards of raising her
that they had fixed day for her entrance
INTO the harbor of Havana, and band Of mn.
SIC was IN attendance on the wharf to welcome
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CHRISTIAN LEBER.
A SPLENDID FARM IN HANOVER.

A SPLENDID FARM IN HANOVER
IA We offer for sale, a very valuable Farm in the
county of Hanover, near the Old Church Ii con.
tains 40 acres, so 90 cleared, ard is well i'm.
proved, having dwelling with six rooms, and all
lent location fer physician; indeed the distance
from the city being only II miles, and the neigh
borhood one of the most healthy and respectable,
1t should attract early notice, Apply to US.
de3 TOLEk & COOK, General Apents
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A man calling himself Price, under suspi
cion OF having murdered person in Washing.
ton City, whence he escaped from Jail, was
committed by Justice Riley on Friday last
WIN. Virginian.
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AN IMPARTIAL AwARD.-Yeserday a dashiug
negroes named Sylvia Gentry, was brought before
the Mayor, charged with assauliing Julia Ann Pit
man, puffy negroes, and throwing rock at her
Three lawyers defended Sylvia Julia Ann, with a
sweed eye, solitary and alone, set the prosecuting
ball in motion Witnesses were thsn called, and to
tne call tney al sWered-
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THEFT MOST FOWL "A negro servant ofThomp.
son MAYORS, owned by VIVA. Catlin, and named
Tarlton, probably having an eye to Christmas,
helped himself to some fat gobbers and hen. be.
longing to his employer, few evenin gs since, but
endeavo ring to secrete the teathered warbler, be
trayed his own iniquiy. By way Of foretaste of
the good Christmas time acoming, the Mayor On
yesterday ordered TarIton dress ing of 80 lsshes
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REV. DR.. PARKMAN.-The report that the
late Rev. DIR. Parkman, of Boston, committed
suicide, is contradicted. He was, however, par
TALLY insane two days before his death, caused
by a rush of blood to the head.
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Ii The best evidence that can be aadused in favor
prepared by Dr. C. M. jackson is the unprecedent d.
msnd Tor them from all parts OF the Union and al.
tnoosh there may be many compounds prepared aud
represented as being worthy of liberal patronage yet
we eei constrained 70 remark that the vast number of
s tsoniss with which the worthy doctor has been
spectabity who found il NECESSARY 10 have
70 ns preparation, testimony sufficiently conclusive
that more etsctaal remedy for tho almost immediate
relief Of those afflicted with that dirafl mal.dy dvs
pspsas, has never been discovered dai
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de 3-3t*

OST, yesterday evening, between Messrs Has
Ia kins Il Libby's store, a. Rockets and Curries
wharf, large size BOOK, containing about $50 in
money, OF various denominations and number Of
due bills and dray tickets. My name is written on
the inside of the hook. liberal reward will be-
paid The finder by leaving it with me, or at this
office.
de3-3t* CHRISTIAN LEBER
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Observation-Disclosures days since, Mr.. John N.Rid.
die sent an order to Nicholas Devereaux for seven
sides of sole leather valued at $l5 80, by negro,
wagon-driver to B. Fl. Bowles. A German named
Ferdinand Runnalls, in tho habit of driving in
the Negroes place occasionally and himself took the
the o! der to Mr. Deyereaux AID recsived the eath.
er. This leather he sold to another German shoe-
maker named Charles Bayley, for S.. On We'd
pesday last, after due examination, the Mayor de.
cided to send Boyley OF for receiving stolen goods,
to the Grand Jury term of the Hastings Court,
which meets in February next and commi tied him
to Jail in default of eco bail. Yesterday Bayley
gave bail and was discharged from custody.
Runnalls was ARE sted by officer Trueheart Wed.
nesday afternoon, on Broad street. He confessed
giving the order Of Mr.. Riddle to Mr.. Dsveresux,
receiving the leather and selling it to Bsyley but
plead that he WIS drunk at the time. Yesterday,
the Mayor, after examination, also sent Runpa!ls
on to the Grand Jury term of the Hastings court
for examination-and committed him to JAIL
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MURDER TRIAL.-Antonio Guerrero was
tried in New Orleans, on the Oath ult., for the
murder Of Louis Lloyd, in Theatre alley, in
September last. The jury returned verdic,
of guilty Of manslaughter.
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] OsT.-On Monday night, the 9Th November,
IL Gold Cylinder Watch, made by Marion
& Co, No II 270 in case; Gold Guard Chain
and Key, pair Of new India Rubber shoes,
with pair Of Fancy Boots, which made to
fit in the shoes.
The pub ie cautioned against trading for the
above articles reward OF $40 will be paid for
the delivery of thc articles any place. on infor.
nation at this office. DANIEL RYAN,
Two doors from Crews soap factory
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To- To the Voters of the County OF

Ess TO TIE VOICES OF the county OF
HenricO.-I am a candidate for the Clerkship of
the Circuit Court Of Henrico Count. Should it
be your pleasure to elect me, shail discharge the
duties OF the office to the best Of my ability; and
for my ability to discharge those duties, | refer
those of you who have had business in the 5to Cir.
cult Court Of Law for the county, during the last
three years, to my services a Deputy Clerk OF
that Court
de 3-12t RICHARD III. CARY.
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EUNAwAY.-Aanda, slave to Bernard O'Neu
was arrested as runaway, On the Mechanicsyille
Turnpike, Wednesday, by officer Truehsart. She
belonged to Bernard ONeil Certificate granted
to the officer
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BArLED.-Mary Jane Weaver, free negress, i'm
pr.oned for r1isdemesnor, on yesterday gave Sc
CURLY for good behavior, and was discharged
from custody.
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RICHARD II. CARY.

- Horses at AuctlOn.-We esk the at
tenlIo" OF such as admire fine Horses, 10 tie auc
ton eaIc TOMORROW, at 10 O'clock, OF the fine
Northern Horses" brought in by Mr. Taylor, at
Mr Hardens stable. SEE Advertisement he AIDED
Northern Horses under auction saleJ
Do 3-1tk
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CoNTINUED.-The trial of summon, ava,ns.
Abrsm Kraker, for aviolaton of city ordinance
in hanging clothes 10 the street. was coutiou,d until
to-day
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noll ITO Main st. the great Light Galley.

70 was Discovered, about 20 years
s!ciau, eminent in his profession that Asiatic Cho
Sra Cholera Morbus, Bilious Chofc, Dysentery,
Diarrhosa, Lock Jaw, and many other nervous and
spssmodic diseases of very dangerous character
coulu be easily cured Since thst time he has
proved that fact to hundreds of our fsow.c
and can prove IL to az many as will try DUVALIS
FAMILY ANTTSPA5MODlC, the peoples tayorite
Medicine. They can get 1t from PURCELL, LADD
CO, or any Druggist In the city. See advertise
meut am k-stau,a
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The request of V. n.
Was fulfilled. The unknown is certainly of the
guardian angels of the Dispatch, but it is to he
hoped that her corresponding visits will not be
"few" or "far between"
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SINCE 1873, the number of immi. rants srriv
cd at New York, is l,l77,l67.
Montreal. ~
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EYa am now ready to take those splendid
ssyght pictures at the astonishingly low price of
one dollar, with the My improvements are
now all finished, whi;h makes my gallery one of
the hnest in the United States. Our SKY hight ia
naeqaaed as It is one Of the largest and softest III
the Country. Therefore my pictures cannot fail to
please Come one, come all for by 30 doing you
look well to your interest
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no l-2mt
no24 JAS. WRIGHT
- Let the a.lad liuIng - 20 cut int,

- Let the s,iad IiuIngs go out into
every city, town and village, that there is hope
the afflicted - Hundreds of Females have BEEN
cured OF Complicated Diseases after all medical
SKILL has been bsffsd. Cough, Rheun atsn D7g,
popsin, with all Diseases of the stomach liver sT9
bowels, are cured by Hampton's Vegetable
Tincture. It's fame has gone forth aud thou.
sands this day, through its instrumeutaity ajocs
il health
Our own best knowa citizens, with their wives
and children, are its Witnesses; and from every
city in every State the universal testimony Of curs
made is pouring in uponus
Testimony OF one of the most enterprising and
intelligent Druggists in the United States
WILMINGTON Del June 8.b, lSJ2
Messrs Msrtimer & M0Wbrdy-" Ham ytoa's We
getable Tincture" is selling very fast, lady WAC
has used ate~ bottles, says it exceeds al other Ne
dicines. She having searched for fourteen yeais
past for cure, and until she. found your " Inc
ture' found relief. have also sold il in several
cases Of Rheumatism, with great success
Yours, McJNALL.
Call and get pamphlets gratis, and a,o see adyer.
tisement in to-day's paper. For sale by
GA STRECkER,
10 IAv,r, =.
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Auction Notice.-Housekeepar are
60 particularly invited to attend our sale Of
Girandoles This Morning, at 10 O'clock
de3-lt ALEX. MOTT & co Aucts
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go B. w. STiRfAE, Attorney at
49, Law and Notary Public Practices
in all the Courts of Henrico County and Richmond
city. As Notary Public particular atteh ton will
be paid to the taking of Depositions in or out Of
his otfice) Proof and Ackn0wled gements of Deeds,
Accomplishments of Dover, &C. Claims for coIlec-
ton entrusted to him. promptly atteaded to-
Office removed to No 81, three doors above City
Hotel, on North eide of Main street, Richmond, Va
de ely
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6 uI1 VHo pOA
Certificates.


~ TFdtts DHsutFreHn UaIIeFy, no 10
Main s,reet.-Messrs. Editors: Please publish the
following testimonials "A very superior likeness,
Robert Thorp. VERY like" Roger A Pryor, Edi.
tor South Side Democrat. Likeness executed su.
peratiyely good" J. w. Roberts. al give Mr. Pratt
the preference to all the world in taking pictures"
E. P. Goodwin, Louisa coupty. "Mr. Pratt needs
but trial and success will be Inevitable" David
Moody. "Mr. Pratfs pictures are as good or better
than haveyet seen," w. ]. McDowner, King VII
liam. "The daguerreotypes in Mr.. Pratt's colec-
ton equal any have seen in London" Jno. Tho.
mas, D, Editor of the Herald of the Kingdom and
Age to Come. oil
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& ssS Specie Wantea--We will pay the
s9~a highest premium for silver coin. Quar-.
tiers and small change preferred.
nos C w PURCELL g. co.