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ALBONI'S VOICE

Berlioz says, "the voice of Albon is mag
nificent contralto of immense compass. 1.-TWO
octaves and sn-e'ghihs, i. e. nearly three oc-
tases from mi below to ut sharp above) and its
sound is perfect in all its parts, even in the
last notes of the lower register, always disa.
greeable notes for lady singers who imagining
they have contralto voice, emit sounds which
very much resemble death rattle. b;deon.
notes, aud always painful to the ear.
Alboni's vocalization is extremely bnov,n,.
few soprani, even, are SO much SO. The rso;.
teFs OF her voice are SO perfectly connee,aa
that in running over the gamut, the passaaa
from one to the other is not perceptble. Tha
stnabre 10 unctuons, caressing, velse,-like and
melancholy, as is that of all con.raI,. A, The
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III FIJI.

At her residence, in Henrco county, on Thurs
day. the 7th inst, Mrs SALLY PRICE, widow OF
Captain Barrett Price, who Revolutionary
officer and died September 4th, 1894. Mrs. Price
was born in the county of Goochland toe 1st day
of September, 1856, and was, when she died, aged
90 years thus reaching beyond the ordinary extent
of human life. She was married to MIR Price on
the e5.h of August l77l and leaves children and
number OF descendants, and has resided, since her
18th year, when she was married, upon the same
spot until the hour of her death. The friends and
acquaintance of the family requeste to attend
her funeral from her late residence to day Frlday)
the 9Th inst, at IL o'clock, A. M
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DRUNK AND DIsoRDERLY.-William II. Mnter
was arrested Wednesday while acting In the street
in very disorde:ly manner under the influence
of liquor, and On yesterday was committed to Jail
in default of security. Minter suddenly fell over
in fit while the court was still in session He
was speedily resuscitated by the exertions of Cap.
tain Jinkins and one or two others.
Matilda Burton was also committed for drunken
ness and disordsrly conduct in the street, en-
Wednesday evening,
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DINNERS We have not received as vet reports
OF the toasts and pr, ceedngs at the dinners of the
German Rifemen and Caledonia Guard but as
soon as they are handed in, we will publish them
with pleasure Gentlemen, collect your toasts
The toasts of the Fayetse Artillery were received
too late for this morning issue
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THREArENING.-Susanna Ann Bailey living in
the Valley, made complaint before the Mayor yes
terday, against Parthena Bailey and Mr. Payne, of
using threatening and abusive language towards
her on Tuesday last Payne had gone to Peters
burg and only Miss Par,hena appeared to answer
the complaint. The examination of witnes ses
proved both parties to be in fault and the two Misses
Bailey required to give security for their future
good behaviour in the sum of 500 each.
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CoNTINUED.-The trial of peace warrant
against Aaron Walker slave 10 J. R. Anderson,
issued by Justice Rileigh at the instance of Ann
Miller, 6 free negress, was postponed until to-day
owing to the absence OF witnesses.
Ann and Frances Talbot, sisters, were brought
before the Mayor yesterday, charged with throw
ing wood and stones at a house occupied by Mrs
Rowen The deiendents' witnesses being absent
the case was further continued until TODAY.
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A LIENS RETREAT III you wish to
"A spend a few hours pleasantly, and get real
No country Dinner, make up party of 8 or IL
good fellows, and get Seay res Omnibus and take
ride to Aliens Retreat, ON Brook Avenue three
miles from the city. You can get the Omnibus any
morning from to -, and return at II or 81 O'Clock
M You can also get good Horse from Seayre's
to ride or drive. Call at the
jy 9-2t Columbian HAZEL
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TYPOGRAPHICAL SocIETY.-At a meeting of the
Richmond Typographical Society, held at Odd
Fellows Hall, ON Wednesday night last, the follow
ing officers unanimously elected for the en-.
suing six monlhs: A. M. Bailey, President; ] NJ III
Bruuet Vice President James H. Watord, Cor
responding Secretary; John M. Francisco, Record
ing Secretary Richard D. Grantland, Treasurer
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rg Excelsior Division, No. 431, 8. Of
T meet Thursday evening. 81 O'Clock. at Bick-
fords Hail. in rear of the Sd Baptist Church. Off
GERS for the ensuing quarter:
Jas C Hill, w P; Thos l. Courtney, w A M
Howell, X s; Nuckols,A S; w Francis Att
kisson, S; w A Griffin, T Alex Jones, G.; sir
Wheely, A c; G w Parker 5; J E Henderson,
80 WE ATTKISSON. r S.
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FINED-Reuben NJ. West, who keeps BARRIERS
shop under she City Hotel, was, yesterday, fined
81 and costs fnr leaving grading open on the pas
sage way in front of his shop. 1t was very dan
gerous man-trap; and if West had not proved tina,
it was lett open by accident, he would have been
fined $40.
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DE y s. Resets etn-~-----.--
BLOOD PUklFIER.-A Gyeef SDv;.~ - p slslsas-
Ms0scsns-Ihfs Sarsaparills coruuau,s - !. SsMMy
rom Hesn Honduras Ssrsapsr;lla. "a ~. = made
Snee wIIn osner ingredients, renders i w com
- ,;ch;n. - h compound msde, for purifyinsssa
enncnng sne blood, and to cure sIl skin s saneand
and skin diseases, scrofulous sores. xsa elupuons
eases and it bad effects in the cnns,,ssresi dis
cal sWeinngs, rheumatism from the use - afopst-
oiies, old sores, kidney and bl.dd. = IMercury,
cicansIns tnG sysiem from mercury, and rs;s;sols,
weak and impaired constitution f,a,s I.'sins up
1t improves the appetite enIiyeps tbs ~. ny cause
as summer drink in cold water. i, i. p rs and
usefu; and medicinal beverage All ssrn;;p easant,
have bottle BY them Quart bottles sI .noud
: For sale By Adie & Gray, Purcell, Lsss . ;.
Bennett T. Beers, r. r. Duval. Gayna, g J No. Co.,
Bodeker, 0. A. strecker.J Blair and W.p "rooo.
1T The Greatest spring Mediei..,
rifer Of the Blood.-This wonderful "a . rvs
valuable Medicine has been tried by yrss. uuiy
Der of our citizens and has performed snoes nu1n'
some most astonishing) than all the balane lures
articles 60 extensively advertised put together 1s
- me oniy ceflain ana unfaiilng remedy for MED
CURlAL DISEASES. 1t will cure Synb,I;s = r.
primary and secondary stages as can he ~ ne
to by hundreds of grateful patients whom deV .'so
forbids naming in public. For diseases ns ~
LlvEk 1t has never failed. 1t positiveIr en-, ,as
Scrofuia and Eruptions of all kinds po,she sai ~
the Face, and roughness of the Cutic]e are !. va
short time entirely removed. Numbers Of c...ss
Gates from gentlemen of the first resnee, ssisa
could be given but as the article is made Il ny
county OF Henrico, any one not sconain,.5 ~. sas
the medicine can o. the maker in person :, - ~. e
tans noxious or hurtful articles. can bs ,;ss
with impunity in any weather, and win be tonna
the best medicine for the Spring which can be usaS
or has ever been tried. ' 0sea'
Cali and see the directions with descr,,;on
and history of the medicine and pnrohs. ~
wonderful certificates from persona Won 80 VI
BENNETT & BEERS, Druggists, No. La M.,,.
street, the sole Agents TOR the sale Of !, ~
Richmond, who will supply Druggists and others ~
sell again, and to whom ali orders mat be address
ed, as 1t must pass through their hands.
my 4-3m
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CORRECTION In a toast given at the Blues din
ner by NJ. NJ. Lipscomb, it should have read "The
memory of Lieutenants James and Allen" instead
of "Sergeants James and Allen
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- A white boy named Ruben Dodd, cool
on board vessel, was drowned at Fredericks
burg on Monday.
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same time, II Il less sombre, than that OF the
celsbrsted contrdlto Pisarroni, and INFINITELY
mora limpid and pure. As the sounds spring
forth without effort, her Voice is susceptible
Of every degree Of shade. and from the so'test
whisper to the loudest forte, she sings oil win
equal ease. Her pronunciation has been pro-
nounced perfect, by the most fastidious crit
ics."
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~ A man named McCullom, Shoemaker
by trade, lately from Baltimore, was Killed at
Winchester, Va, on Saturday, by being thrown
from his horse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-09

Ia Maj. Oscar Nj. Crutchfeld has beer
elected presiding justice by the magistrates o
Spottsylvania county.
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THE AMERICAN PARTY.-The American
party fred salute of 100 guns in fhliadei-
rhia. ON Wednesday, in honor Of the nomlna'
-, of Dan;el Webster and Geo. G. Washing
ton. fof virginia) for President and Vice rfes,'
asn, AIR. Webster passed through Philadei-
MIA the same afternoon, and the nomination
,v.s rendered him. 1t is reported that ne SAID
he would stand the fire.
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WITHOUT PAssEs.-lsrael, slave to James
Graves, and Robert slave TOD Z Wordsworth ar
rested in default Of passes, Wednesday evening
were ON yesterday punished with I0lashes each
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~ Adams and Belise, convicted OF MUIR
der in New Orleans, were hanged on the Isl.
The ropes slipped, and both were prec'p''a.eo
to the pavement, distance of fifteen feet. Al
ter being restored, they were hanged until dead
A large crowd was present, and much excite-
r,ent nrevaifed
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n. ~ sxasxs or sournssn Booxs.- zAs Golden
O ~issnas, Chronicle Of ST. JOHNS, Bsrkelsy
= the title Of the FIRST number Of new snd chesp
seres Of popular Southern Books, published ~
Walker Richards 4 Co., of Charleston, b @, and
for sale by A. Morris, ON Main etreet It written
BY the author of "Yemassee,'' Guy Rivers ana
other popular Southern novels; and u faithful IN
it, descriptions Of scenes in Southern domesuc
life
We have also received No. Of this series, emit
tied "Recoilections of Southern Mafro1. inis
deservedly popular work was written BY Caroline
Gilman, and we can say of il, with the publisher,
'that is true picture of social life in the South
and tn ats picturesque beauty and quiet genial
humor" furnish it "with the elements OF an endur'
ing popularity" These works are pubiished at
s7b cents for the two Plumbers For sale oy A..
Morris, Bookseller, Main street.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING-There will be meet
ing of the Democracy of the city of Richmond at
O'Clock this evening, in the African Church Sem
ator Douglass, of Illinois, and Hon. Mr.. Venable of
North aiolina, are expected to address the meet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-09

e Mr.. Slias Wood, formerly an eminent
citizen of Fredericksburg, died in New York
on the 30th ult
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CHESTERFIELD TRooP.-In our notice of the
celebration of this Troop in yesterdays paper, we
omitted to state that letters of apology for not ac
cepting invitations, were received from Lieut. Col
Tompkins, Major August, and others.
Lieut.. Col. Tompkins gave the following senti
ment:
The great Captain of this Continent: Virginia
claims bis birth place, but his deeds chronicled
from Chippewa to Mexico.
Major August gave the following:
The Patriots Platform: strict adherence to the
constitution and sacred regard to all of its com
promises, the only means by which the integrity of
the Union can be maintained.
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TH3 {. clacuir Guuar --rhis Court has ad
joarusa fvef assa next Neseal1ar
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COMMUNICATIVE case of Mrs. Anderson charg.
ed with wasting hydrapt water was further contin.
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AUCTION NOEICE.-ParucuIar
49, attention is requested to the sale of city
made Furniture. to take place This Afternoon,
at o'clock, at the residence of Dr.. G. A Wilson,
on the corner of Fifth and Grace streets. See ad-
verisement.
jv9 GEO. ]. SUMNER, Auctr.
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Comm,rrEp-Davy, an idiot, slave to Mrs. Met
teri, found wandering in the streets, was on wed
nesday committed until jail fees were PAID. Davy
is harmless negro, and had no knowledge OF the
naYrol
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T OST.-About week ago, Memo randum
Ii Book, containing So in money. due bill of
MIR. VIM. Barrett, of King and Queen, and my free
papers. liberal reward will be paid for the de.
livery ofsthe to me. 18th street. or at this
office. WILLIAM WILLIS,
jy9-lr A Free Man of Color
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jy 9-2t Columbian Hotel.
500 KEGs OLD DOMINION Nails.

= 500 KEYS OLD DOMINION Nails.
I UGH w. FRY, manufacturer. now offers
IL to the trade contractors, and others. The first
lot received OF these superior Nails comprising all
sizes of Nails and Spikes So box lining. fence fin
ishing aud flooring Nails. The box and lining Nails
are the exact pattern to suit tobscco rnanutaetu
rers The quality of the Nails of this brand win b.
parraated and they confidently offered as tuIly
equal ifno superior, to any Nails ever before sold
in this market. Apply to
jy 9-2taW4w VIM s. TRIPIETT Aga,t
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DERUVIAN GUANO.-I am now prepares.
L to deliver to customers, Guauo in large or small
lots. My stock is of late Importation and War
ranted to be of the very best quality.
jy 9-law4w HUGH w FRY
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e DaguerreOtypes of Children, Fami-
ly Groups, single Portraits, &c &c, executed In
style equal to the finest ivory painting and quite
as durable. Copies made from oil paintings, Da-
guerreotypes, and every other description of pic
lures.
The friends of Mr. Clay can see very fine d.
guerreotype of this great statesman, from which
copies OF any size be made, and set in pins
rings, &c, OF framed, making handsome and
valuable ornament to the parior or drawing room
Mr. Clay himself said of this picture, THAI it was
the best he ever had taken"
M SIMONS,
iy Isl Eayle Snusre
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DIR. McCAW has removed his res
0Ia idence and office to 209 Main street, be-
tween 9th and 10th. jy 9-2w*
- HAYES Il. SUTTON, NOTARY
49, PUBLIC Particular attention paid to
writing DEEDS and other legal instruments. Of
fee in the Law Building, Richmond, Va my 6
49, EXCHANGE HOTEL BATHS
49, NOW OPEN Hot Cold and Shower
Baths at all hours of the day and evening.
lie 30-2rn
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GOODS AT PRICES TO SUIT TnE
" TIMES Caiicoes at cents; Shifting at S
cents; Sheetng at Cd; Check Muslin at II I2 cents
sWl.s at Il l-2 cents; Jeans at Sd; Collars at 81:
Muslin Sleeves at 81 cents; Lace do at so cents:
Chimisettes at 81 l.2s cents; Lawns at 10 cents.
bingham at IL i-2 cents Summer Cravats at - .
Cents; Shifting Stripes a, 3D. Bed Tick at 10 cents
aud lots OF sother cheap Goods. Gail soon, before
the bargsins all disposed of
ABRAHAM LEVY, ia pol Broad street.
iy9
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g. DEMOCKATIC MEETING ON
49, FRIDAY NIGHT.-The Democracy of
Richmond are requested to meet on FRIDAY EVE
MING the 9Th inst, at 8 o'clock, at the African
Church. Messrs. Stephen A. Douglass, of Illinois,
and Abraham w. Venabe, of North Carolina, have
been invited and it is confidently expected, will be
present and address the meeting. 1t is hoped that
every Democrat will be present. Come, an5 lister
to the bold and eloquent champions OF Republican
principles. Come, then, Democrats to the meeting,
and hear them for the cause.
By order of the President otthe Democratic
Jy 9-It* association of Richmond
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IFE OF GENERAL SCOTIA

IL nance of Life in New York or the Secret
Order of the VII, by the author OF "Arel Parsons,
or Brothers. Revenge" &c, beautifully illustrated
rs cents
Lie and Services OF General Winfield Scott In
Guiding the siege of Vera Cruz, the battle OF Ger
TO Gordo aud the battles in the Valley OF Mexico
to the conclusion OF peace and his return to the
United states,-by Edward D Mansfield, Esq WIZ
enaravngs-Sl
BEAUTIFUL Portraits of Scott and Grshann, ana
Pierce and King--l2 l.2c
New CONFERENCE.-The
The Life OF Winfield Scott, cheap edii!on--2oc
For sale at the Exchsnge Bookstore
i've G. A. WEST q BRO
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MASONIC NOTIUE.-The Off

+T. FOR pffILAD 4 l. r "a A
@f1e AND CAPE MAY-The splt ndld
SAkaAkzH steamship Pennsylvania will sail
nszlSs - for Philadelphia and Cape May as
usual, on Wednesday, the 14th inst, at l O'Clock
P M. For freight or passage, apply to
jy9 MAYO IL ATKINSON
Nf5 FOR KENT-A very large ana beautiful
S::a front room in the second story of the new
bllcK house corner of 9TH and Broad streets For
particulars. enquire within, between the hours of
and 5, 2. NJ. jy 9-lt*
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LAND WARRANTS.-The high
W~Sa est market prices will be given in cash
for Bounty Land Warrants, of 40, CO. or 100 acres.

for Bounty Land Warrants, of 40, 80, 100 acres.
JOHN X. MARTIN, Pension Agent,
Office No Law Buildings, Richmond Va
N0te.-All Revolutionary claims, PENSIONS,
three mouths extra pay Bounty Lands, and all
claims arising out ofthe War of 1912, the Mex-
can War; will be prosecuted with diligence. | have
full list OF the Revolutionary Officers and Soldiers
in tho Continental and State services in my office
je l1-3m* J. K M.
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How many expressions of COMMUNICATION
ever hear in my saloon. ''Why, he takes them
every time "How beautiful that is That's
you, Kate" 81 never saw any thing more per
feet" "Oh why, how he does take them e. /
like his style. his positions" "Oh, the dear little
thing why, he took it laughing, at the first time"
And many more of the same sort. Those who
want beautiful durable and lite1ke Portrait at
ST. will come to MOULSON'S
Patent Process Daguerrean Gallery, Ito Main st.
door above Mitchell & Tyler's Jewelry store.
Don't mistake the place. ivI
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an III. GRksHAM,s sew BOOK LIs 81

T I'll. GREsHAM,s NEW BOOK Lisxs
. TIE HISTORY OF THE EMt'CkAGI
OF The UNITE STATES b, the author o. que
Republic of the United States, will be eompie,em
30 numbers eaca containing splendid steel pa'r' i
No. now ready-prica Is els
ROMANCE OF LIFE IN NEW foRA' VI
the Secret Band OF the Seven, timely ilassis'e0---
price 75c
MARCO PAUL IN NEW YORK. by } Abbott
price SOC
MARCO PAUL ON THE ERIE CANAL. By J.
Abbott-prce Soc
MARCO PAUL IN VERMONT, by Abbott
price SOC
MARCO PAUL IN THE FORESTS OF MAINE
by Abbott-price S &c
THE LIVING AGE, No 426
All the New Books OF the day are receives -
soon a. published.
Subscriptions received to all the Magazines ana
Weekly Newspapers. T. II. GkESnAa,
i've 1921 Bread street
VSEN BBLs. OLD RYE WHlshE.;ss
i brand T. Funk, prime seventy 90 sukss
Apple Brandy one pipe Holland Clio, Jass fees'se1.
jys LEWIS cRENsHAM : GO.
i uH KUaDEkhD PshAsOt.ss--.aa s sass
IL some lot OF the above rev PafNsaes, ", s~'
very cheap to eioae, d; Nm. ]. sWoaDs.
jyg - Broad street.
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FUNERAL H0NOKS TO HEN.
49, RY CLAY.-The Committee of the
City Council, and the sub Committees on the part
of the citizens of Richmond, appointed to arrange
the funeral ceremonies in honor Of HENRY CLAY,
are requested to assemble at the Circuit Court
room, in the State Court House, This friday
Afternoon, at O'Clock.
iy9 BERNARD PEYTON Charm.
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E To the Citizens OF kichmond and
Transient Vi>itors.-f you wish to have your
hair cut AND dressed in the most fashionable and
tasteful style, and your WHISPERS chan sed to beau
nful black or brown Color please call at the Amer
lean Hair Cutting. Shaving, shampooning and
Bathing Saloon, under the American Hotel base.
ment.
N. Hot Cold and Shower Baths at all hours
Single bath 25 cents, or tickets for ST. American
Hotel, entrance on l. tn street. je &c
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F If any Man doubts that II. G. FarreTs
Arabian Liniment is the greatest benetacer OF the
age, let him look around and he will fad aoun'
dant evidence to scatter this scepticsm to the
winds he will lind that as an external application
in the diseases both of man and beasts, medicine
ever discovered has effected as many snd as re-
msrkable cures. See advertisement
For sale by PURCELL, LADD t. CO,
iy 3-5W AGENTS for tae Propr.etois.
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r hang your Banners on the Out
ward WaIls-the Cry is Still They Come.

fY Our Plan is This :-Not to resort to
humoug, and advertise improvements in the Da-
guerreOtype Art that do not exist, for the
purpose of attracting persons to our rooms, but to
make known our location, and invite citizens and
strangers to an examination Of our specimens and
trial of our skill, and then it do not render
satisfaction, we in case expect them to take a
picture. Our own opinion, and the opinion OF
thousands who have patronized us for the last four
years in Petersburg and this city, is that the Da-
guerreotypes taken by us are surpassed by none
and equalled by few this side the Potomac.
MINNIS a. WATSON,
Dau and aalarc in tnnx
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The Office of the New York Her"
aid, Philadelphia Ledger, Baltimore Sun, Baltimore
Clipper, and General Depot for al the Newspapers
Magazines, and Cheap Publications., 10 at luss
Broad street. opposite the Broad Street Hotel,
THOMAS Fl. GRESHAM,
al 70 General Agent
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I IQUUkiCE, SWEET OIL AND
II CRUSHED SUGAR, in store and for sale bv
V 9-3t LUDLAM d. WATSON
SNEED's SUPERIOR FAMILY FLOUR.
~ for sale by
jy9 JOHN II. CLAIBORNE
&HARP'S GROUND PLASTER. fresh
~ ground and pure, for sale by
V9 JOHN II. CLAIBORNE
GAME WIsK EY. "A few bbis of the above
celebrated Whskey expected from the distil.
iers daily Customers will please give in their or.
ders TO arrive
ly9 JOHN FL CLAIBORNE
RACON.-i00 hhds sldes ana Sbou.oe-s ,o-
ID sale by III
lys JOHN II. CLAIBORNE
AWNSs LA WN.s.--I have q iof al Lawns
- good styles, al 20 cents per yard also. q good
assortment Of ans quality at reduced prices.
" AM. y SWORDS, DC Broad street.
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payment OF the subscription be made in sasssee.
Distant Subscribers money BY letter. postage
which vi" be paid BY and all safe
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The COUNTRY PAPER is published during the ses.
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