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0O0K1 ~ xxxD0f1H II. 3.
psdens for Cousss nd vills Arebi,..4-.. e
tnie9 pncs, e1esafi0ns, see1jons. neys,sssssssIs
yiewe and oetetis, for the eroclion 81 Egtes -
VI n = = Brooks; many hundred pssss: i.on.
sslsse Designs for PubHs Buildior,. eor...,,. !.
plans, elevataunss perBpecfiye views secsio~.
tails VI churches, chapes. schcogs. sl6s 49,
Sc worms, markets. md other buildinse errcssS -
Saohe purposes' ~ = z Brooks: tisteE Losdao.
No 70 Dickens Household Words. e,e
Mlse 6eWoale Journal ct Summer To~-x
the Lake Of Constance 70 the Simplou. al. - Hom
oilendorfs Primary Lecture In Italian, b. 1, W
Glass Book Of Poetry, for the use Of School. :.
private instruction, BY Eliza Robbins. sa,h Or
American Popular Lessons, 75c. --1'i
Journey to Katmandu tthe CAPITAL Of Ns,.-,x
with the Camp oflung Bahsdoor, including sIssngy
Of the kepouiese Ambassador at HI me e. 1sS -,
iiphant Appleton's Library: Soc. . VI
jy %
NEW AND INTERFERING R00Es-
~ THOMAS H GRESHAM, 1854 Il oaS 80.
u Constantly receiving lots of new publie.,ias.''
among the latest received, are the foiIowin..
The UPPER TEN THOUSAND, or. sfe,.,..
OF American sn Society, by Astor Brist d-priee i
The DISCARDED DAUGHTER, BY M. s.,,.
worth, author OF The Deserted Wife-srice IS =.
vols
WHITE FRIARs, or, The Days Of ch.r,e. u.
Second-5Oc 1ae
FAIR RosAMoND. or, The Queen. yi.,,,,
so CTS ''af-
SOLOMON sLUGs and His Five Love ADJ,
lures, humorous work, next to Major lone
rs cts
The PRAIRIE SCOUT, or. Aga.one the Rem.
ROSE ASHFORD, or, The Ruined Gsme,,e,-
so cts
THE SCALP HUNTERS, by Capt Mayas REID
THE TEXAN vIRAGo. or, The Tailor Of eo,h.
am, and
The WILD GIRL OF THE NEBRasr.
sketches OF Border Life, by w Weber. auth
of Old Hicks the Guide-25 CTS each
ACHILLd vs. kEWMAk-i2a cts
to be had-l2 I-2 cts each
LONDON RTJouRNAL. for July
LONDON PUNCH
FLAG OF OUR UNION, Courier, Banner so,,
WAVERLEY MAGAZINE, Home Journal MI.
scum, &c, all for the present week-6c each
jy2a
| ATEsT FROM EUROPE DIHECT-
IL AT HENRY HYMANS, No 90 Importer of Gun.
Double. Barrel Guns-Double Barrel Guns. Jus,
received from London, by the Ship General VIII.
SHIRE now st City Point the largest and finest A..
sortment OF Doubled Barrel Guns ever importei N
this city will thank those who in want OF very
hne Double Barrel Gun, 10 call aud examine for
themselves before purchasing else where hsyne
bought them direct from The mandatory for cash
will sell them at a small advance, liberal deduc.
items made TO country merchants and wholesale
dealers.
BAIL Sportsmen are respectfully invited n
call at my Store end examine tne latest ua,ent inn.
provement Double-Barrel Gun; and also Sykes
patent Powder Flasks.
Don't forget that il is at No sc.
HENRY LYMAN,
10 I'm,
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r. Yeslasday morrine NJ. John b. Gentsy,
p ovsrsssz n III. Jsmso nsys tobaeeo factory -
- doch, spoks 70 ! negro nsned 11moey about
" work. The negro gavs ~. Gentry . insotsnf
odshresfsnine look. n. Genfry called 70 snother
young man in The factory for cowbide. The ne
rro ran into the carpenters shop. caught up !
hstchet, and raised Il TO strike Mr. Gentry who hsd
pursued him. Mr.. Gentry drew pistol, the negro
then ran OF and jumped Into the dock, whore be
was captured and lodged in privatejdl. Hadnot
Mr. Geatry been armed he very probably would
have been killed another victim to the spirit Of
characterization 90 rife in this city. This il pre-
caution. however, now pretty generally observed.
The WOUNDED AHTiLLERIsrs We visited
these men At the college yesterday and founi them
doing well. They suffer, as matter of course, q
great deal Of pain, but their lives not 10 danger
Eddngs win probably lose the use Of his right eye.
The stumps Of their amputaisd arms are healing
rapidly.
We have BEEN informed by members of the
Eagle Artillery that the premature discharge was
not the fault OF the ventsman, who 10 old and ex-
perienced artlerist Itwss the fault of Bohannan
and Eddings themselves, who neglected, in the hur
ry Of firing, to sponge out the cannon properly be.
fore ramming home the cartridge. 1t is thong ht
that piece Of the cartridge previously fred was
not wormed or sponged out SO that when new
cartridge placed in the gun, it caught FIRE from
the former remnant and exploded.
A BARBER-oUs SEBENADE.-Four free negroes
named William Jackson Cash, Joseph Custols,
Thomas jenkins, and Robert May, were caught by
IT, - XII I;,.e
nading some black dsmsels, and were furnished
lodgings for the night in the cage. On yesterday
the Mayor sentenced Cash and Custols to receive
ten lashes each, and Mayo and Jenkins. small boys,
who gave to captain Jinkins the names Of three
other negroes engaged in the musical expedition,
were let off with FIVE lashes each.
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DIED,

In this city, July 22d, Mr. LARKIN H. AMBER.
SON, in the 57th year of his age.
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ITO ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO
i THE LATE CONCERN OF GAY, MATHEWS
e. CO.-During the absence of the members of said
partnership from the city, the Books, Notes and
Accounts, of the said business, left in the
and charge of Messrs Dudley & Johnston, No las
Main street. who have kindly consented to receive
any payments from the debtors of said ,oncern.
We therefore respectfully request all persons in.
debted on notes, bonds or open accounts, 20
call and make payment as speedily possible as
it s desirable that final settlement of the business
be made.
They are fully authorized to make settlements
and give receipts. by written authority.
jy 28-3t GAY, MATHEWS g. CO. i
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rNO THE CREDITORS OF LOGAN
i MMlNN-Notice is hereby given that the
subscriber will be prepared to make second divi
dend among the creditors of Liggan & McMnn, of
jy est ANDREW JOHNSTON, Trustee.
EVE DOLLARS NEWAKD.-Ran away
L from the subscribers factory, on 23rd June, a
negro man named LEWIS, the property of Mrs
Sarah B. Watt, and hired OF Mr. George Watt
The said negi about As years of age, oflow stat
will be paid for his delivery at my Factory, opposite
the Danville Railroad Depot Richmond.
jy 28-2w" J. S WALKER
O. FOR RENT.-Being about to remove to
1:z our new location, the bui ding in the Valley
now used by US as DistiIlery will be for rent In
short time 1t is well adapted for a factory OF
any kind. and will be rented low.
~ 2s-d6t sTEAkNs & BRUMMEL.
( ,OACH BLACKSMITH WANTED
~ The subscriber wishes to employ immediate
~, steady and experienced workman, as Fore
NINA in his Blacksmith Shop. One that will work
himself and see that others do the same can secure
liberal wages. by applying Immediately to
THOS. A MAYER. Norfolk, Va,
Or TO OTEY & GOFF, Richmond.
IA ANTkD-A MUSE. white woman pre-
jy ss-at W.. SWORDS, Broad st.
WANTED.-A youth. "A to l6 years OF age. OF
One with some experience preferred Address,
box la, Richmond p o with name and residence
jy 70 3t*
DRIVER WANTEL.-Wanted,t to purchase
II or hire good Carriage Driver Apply to
j 2s-3t DUNLOP, MONCURE s. 20.
7 OsT. yesterday, between 23rd Street and the ID
II Baptist church. gold bracelet containing i've
pax sets, and the initials IN. E. 81 on the same
liberal reward will be paid the finGer by leavingit
al this ONCE jy 26-2t
PRICES IN ADVANCE OF THE TINES.
1 NO ONE DISPUTES FAcTs.-Look at the
prices Of my Clothing.
Linen Coats from 81 to 81 l2
Alpaca = |" 81 SOTO so
Cloth, Dress and Frock Goats 90 toto
Sack S4toS
Black and Fancy Cashmere Pants 81 to4
Marsei!les Vests, 81 toe
And every article in my store win be placed at
the very lowest price, and that will be The price
frat asked NY object In selling so cheap 10 10
leave for California. Call at No, Dc, Main street
L uYNEMAN.
N. B.-Store for rent. jy2S-2w.
MORE NEW BOOAsAT rHE EXCHANGE
IN1 BOOKSTORE.
can society BY Aston Bristed: full OF beautiful
sillustrations. and complete in yol-50c.
Rankin's Half Yearly Abstract. No Is, 75c:
Hrathwaites Retrospect OF Practical Medicine
and Surgery: Part 18th: Price 81.
Carficafures We hive one Vi toe best assort
m.rts OF these OF aay house tn iowa. and sell them
very low. Cal snd examine thsn. just received
u more new ones. At
jyao WEST & RRoss
! EKtINt;-:--5u b0ls 10 i si1lI.-g. Ia sls.s. |
IN - WILLIAMS & RfsUTiER |
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r-CAMh MOTTO E.-DAILY LINE
&MAfS FROM RICHMOND TO WHITE
SULrhUK oPnINGS-Fnre SO.
Leave Richmond at st A NJ, arrive at Staunton
same day by 81 NJ.
Leave Staunton at a A NJ, to Bath Alum by night
Leave Bath Alum at daylight and arrive at White
Sulphur at half past NJ
Returning
Leave White Sulphur at A NJ and to Bath Alum
by night
Leave Bath Alum by daylight, and to Cookies by
night.
Leave Cookies at A NJ and to Richmond by
M,
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EXCHANGE HOTEL BATHS
W0 NOW OPEN Hot, Cold and Shower
Baths at all hours of the day and evening.
je 30-2m
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w ants TWO good straay Haas, u put Up
smoking Tu0aeco fef such u win suiI
fair wages with PAID and good FOB. Apply i'm
nedisiey AZ this flee jy.6 n~
MANrED,a sltuaI On as { n q - maid "
- . lake casrgs cf Gala gu Appay - obi z
cfa1e. j; se--i..
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HAYES H. SUTTON, NOTARY
~ PUBLIC -Particusr attention paid q
writing DEEDS and other legal instruments Of
ice in the Law Building, Richmond, Va my
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Nv HORSE AND WAGON FOR
ANSALE.-I offer for sale large, well.made
nofse about nine years old, works well in single
or double harness, snd sold for no fault; and one
horse WagonSnd Harness bargainm ay DE had
by early application.
jy % JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY &c.
TY .OoKs.--D. b. PAYNE ia. ju,

NEW BOOks.--D. b. PAYNE ia. just re-
l eaived the following new Books:
Sfanabnr,'. Expedition the Great salt Lake OF
flfab-tll.trsfed by numerous beautiful Plates from
drawing. IN On the spot sith large aud accurate
Map Of TINT region
Mysteries or limpscs of the Super Natural by Elliott
Pierce Or the Annbiguities. by Melville.
Aunt Pilis Cabin Southern Life a il il, by East
Parker Sermons.
Life of J. ". CLids.
Day. Of Bruce, by Grace Aguilar,
Sd and 4ih vol Waycrlys Novels, Abbatsiord edition,
illustrated,
A Journey tn Kstmandee, by oyphant.
Wylbe's Reports. edition,
Virginia Sntistics.
Z vol. English Law and Equity Reports,
Go In Disease.
Philosophy Of Living,
Memoir Of Ellen May Woodward,
A new supply Of Methodist Hymns, some elegantly
bound in Velvet. (sep 6-ts)
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INsURANcE OmPANY

VALLEY or VIRGINIA, AT WlNChEsfEh.
Chartered March I'm, ls52.-CaPiidi 100000
WIN POWER TO decrease THK SANE TO s2oo ,tOo
yIyHIS COMPANY having been duly organized, Il
IL now ready to receive npPlieations and issle ron
oies and offers to the citizens of Yrgna the ndncement
oe nrone,,y merchandise. Sc. at fair and equitable
rates The Directors assure the public that this Com.
pany will be conducted with view To pernanency and
on the s,retest principles Of equity justice aud close
regard TO economy aud The sai.y OF me ssal'a
sgcnErARY-C. \. FUNK.
AcTuARY-O. =. BREsEE.
IosEPu s. CARsos, Ak. j.. CLAhR'
JANIS 7. RuLY, JANIS ~ bthatss'
LLOYD LoeAs, n. ~ hlchAhpsoS'
JaHs krRR
re- Office on Pieeadia street neas che Valley Bank,
Winchester T. u. CHRISTIAN AaFsr
Semi o-dIy Lynebburg.
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Charter Oak Life Insurance 90.
HARTFORD CONNECTICUT.
CAPITAL 100000.

Securely inrested under he oDtcl0t dPp7otat 81
the Comptroller ofMc State.
OFFICE CORNER OFMAiN& ASYLUM SITS.
The Company will issue Policies on the joint stock
principles and upon the Mutual plan, thus combining
the benefits of both systems tie option o the insured;
and make contracts upon any and all conditions apper-
tanning to o, connected with life risks of whatever name
or nature,
Policies will be issued the lowest rates of premium
that onn be adopted aud afford requisite security to the
secured and perpetuity the institution
On the surrender Of Life Policy the holder will re-
ceive its equitable value Ia cash.
This Company continues effect insaranee on the
lives of persons going California at fair rites OF pre-
MUM; and grant permits for Unwilling sea md Tor
eign residences nj equitable Rites
Policies issued for the benefit of married women, on
the Life of their husband any oor person. will On
her separate use, independently OF her h4sbnnd
und OF the claims OF his creditors.
The Con ptroer of Public AeeoHuts, under date Oh
99th Of January 1881, cortihes that
1.-The Legislature having thrown extraordinary and
unusual guards around this chnter for the protection
alike Of the Company and the public the strength, ab
" and well invested ptal of the Institution are my
opinion unsurpassed by any Life insurance Company IL
this State or Union. (Signed.) r. q fikNEY
Comptroller Of Pablie Accounts, State of Conn.,
The Company Ia managed and controlled 10y Board
of Directors. who personally nercscd ns stoohho
ders and policy holders in its success.
Pamphlets containing rats. of premium aud nt"rmn
ton in relation the plan ct operations, md a papers
necessary effect Insurance. may be obtained nj the OF
fee of the Company of my of the Agents.
A. L. WHlrrEMORE Lynchhnrg,
June oS-wGm Agent for Virginia.
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MERCHANDISE.
< l1OLI
U1OIkT LADIES

KYfr's ConsIR are now receiving me hncTt an. anu
most complete assortment Of Goods ior 4e rn
oye ever lad the pleasure Of exhibiting ne i"iio"
If The articles they are PREPARED to sho"
r,se ebo viii favor them with ca-figd M@ll'llns
from - 10 a. per yard do Cashmere Sase Ai' Po'
french Merino. Persian Ioths, Satin plaid sHs ne
ditto Brocade ditto. Bid ditto great Ns5ieay
and GIoakng Wooden and Grippe Shawls, ski'i7 unde'
Canes seeyes. Collars Silk Wor.trd and Cotton fios
icr Velvet and other Ribbons Lace and other GlTp5
linen camtric Hdk'fs Mufs, Gloves Alerno ana ON
Vests. &c, &c We.re.pcctfuy invite all IN "G"t e .
pyetg chap and g0od articles, To give US ean
purchasing. Aoot o"'e
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A CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res
n pectinly nsk continuance of the patronage
long bestowed upon lin, 10 the concern and in
this connection lac deems II proper, 10 ask oil who
indebted to him 10 come forward aud settle their
counts without delay.
There many claims of long stumbling, which, must
close up and il Is expected that all who know them
selves be indebted will pay atentionto this notice.
Jan S.-dts s. DlUGUID.
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N Office 10 THE pURElC.-soctio

~ ii of the charter of "a he Lynehbnrg and Abng
don Telegraph Company reads rs follows:
That il any person, orpersons shall wilfuy or know
ingy break, niure, destroy, orinernpt the Telegraph
lines or communications, or any pnrt thereof-to bo
erected by the said company in pursuance of this act
he, She they, shall pay the said corporation, one
hundred dollars for sad offence and shall he further
liable for all damages which the said company may
suffer in repairing the injury, and from the interruption
of their business be recovered in action Of
pass-and, if any person, mourning tho penalty alore
said shall through Insolvency anyothcr cause, be
able shall fail pay the penalty damages nfora
said and hal second time commit tresspass upon the
said lines. ally part thereof aforesaid he she, or
hey shall be labe, upon conviction thereof, an inn
psonmen in the county nil of not less than month,
nor more ,han six months"
| rigidy enforced T. n nFANE tP ~
r-.=p.., President l.. x A. Telegraph Co.
Jnrni ,gl,onn tsemi,weekly) Times aud farmve
| Sept 3--dts ~ W vas N''
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Valentine box, by Henry Corklon, Price 50 cents.
Ten thousand year, so
Salathel or Wandering jew So
Red Indians of Newfoundland so
Petrol, on love on the Ocean, so
Diary of Physician, %
Gents and Ladies Science of Etiquette, 25
French, Latin, Spanish, German Italian
without master, each oj i"
Every lady her own flower Gardener % -
The Young Housekeepers Friend 40
The way to live well, and to be well while
we live. q5 =.
Every Lady's Book, Cookery &c) Q5 i"
Also, 1000 other publications, among which are the
best latest and most popular writer's New Rocks com
stantly received. c. MORSE, Com. Bouk,store,
oct l3-ts Opposite Warwick House.
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\ EW ROOKN !--Ncw Rooks

y E " bOONS .--NeW BOOKS .-l5U0
y volumes and numbers OF Cheap Publications.,
among yothe authors, may be found the writings of
Jnmes, BuIwer, Capt Maryatt T. S. Arthur Alex Du.
mas, Henry Cockton, q W. Reynolds. Judge Halbnr.
ton 10 Miller, j. II. Green, NJ. II Carpenter NJ. f.
fnppcr, james Knight, George Lippard, Chs Dickens,
SAM Lover Capt. Reid, sc. Warren. Rev. George
Croey, Chas,l Peterson. Cims, Lever, Ainsworth-
Mrs. Gray, Elton Pickering llurictt Mauincau Grace
Ansleia, Charlotte Brry Hon. Mrs Norton Mrs Gore,
Catharinc Sincnir
III" above enbrares muny of the best and most de
4rablc works Of hctonn the language and offered al
prices that cannot tail Ia please. G.. MORSE.
sept 23--ts Sotib end Rook s,o,o
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u,uE SUBSCRIBERS having Obtained the

u,UE SUBSCRIBERS having obtained the
l. exclusive right OF retailing fsks Metallic Burial
Cases take this method ofinlormng people Of ynch
burg ana the surrounding country tint they have in
their ware room MINI Street lot of the above ca
SEES of different II would be difficult task To give
adequate Impression of these Cases without person
al inspections they perfectly air tight and indesuc-
tibe md fof protecting and preserving the Dend Tor
ordinary nterrnla for vaults. for potnon are
superior anything OF tie kind before cd Those
unfortunate enough need the above Cases can be
suPplcdby s. DluGUlD q SONS.
Undertaking in the uauol style also promptly attend
ed to- S. ID. & SONS.
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DLAIN AND ORNAMENTALP

4
n TERlNG, STUCCOlNG, Nc &c.--lhe subscri-
ber thankful lor the very liberal patronage eHtended to
him, bcgs enyo romind the public that having
Der OF very superior woikmen wotk for him, aud
with the mid OF the best materials, ennbles him
cute his work in manner unsurpassed in this any
other city. All work entrusted To my cure will receive
my strict peesonal attendance, and be finished with dis
Pach My country friends in my Of the adjoining
ties wanting work done, will please give mo a call.
His Office in rcarot Tinslcy, Taylor Co'e, corner
Of Main aud Rcservor streets, but any orders left the
Yrgiuian Reading Room will have immediate attention,
Us ho will eu there regularly. GEO. Is. McCLEES.
/. S.-One or two industrious boys wanted, To whom
good elunee will be eiven to become finished work
men, oct dim 6. Il. NJ
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D1ssVEU N = pln - -. i',,ar'.t II
the concern Of Payne & Bell All debts due the firm will
be collected by p ". Puyue also the debts due FROM
the concern will be paid by him.
We request persons having accounts against the hrm
TO bring them in settlement also all who are ndeb-
ed to the concern will please call md nuke payment
PAYNE 4 BELL.
~ ct. July q 1852.
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HATS AND CAPS

NEW CONCERNED subseribcrs Us socm-
ted thetnsevcs together the first instant fort he
eezreAgxxzrs- purposes Of conducting the manufacture
EfASnsAx Of CABINET WARE, al he old and
~ ,oeLi knopa stunt Of s. Diuguid, un-
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NEW FALL GOODs.-COLHOUN y

n L" u 4 i II UOOD7' =
" YOLT KYLE's CORNER, LYEcHBURG, would 1n'
wife the attention of buyers tn their large una wen 81
ectel stock Of FALL GOODS. such rs Carpets hugg-
Lindseys double and single width lulled Gioths' Gun
c Cnrtnn Gods in gren variety Table Linen ,cheaP
or than ever offered in this market knitting Yarn,
blankets bleached and brown Sheetng, &c Our stoch
is desirable and we 1aer ourselves we will give sats
faction To hose who will give II an examination
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HAVE YOU BEEN no SNAEER'S (!
II HAVE YOU SEEN THE "CLOTHING BA.
ZAAR Ill not, yon ought to CO. il only to see the
elegant style great variety cheupness. aud excellent
quality of CLOTHING They are having great rush
but there is room enoughin their splendid Store to ac
commodate small I'oitical meeting. For fine.
medium, and ow-prced CLOTHING, of superior quul.
ity, ut New York prices call at the
CLOTHING BAZAAR.
Three doors from Kyle's co,uer, Main Street
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DRY GooDS.-pIIInIP w. PAYNE

- respectfully soiics from his friends and the Puo-
lie the patronage heretofore extended TO the firm oil
Payne & Bell. II Stock is large and well assorted
and every article will be sold the most reasonable
terms y Cots
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TuEEExnIBITION.-

nc abtalned at considerable expense ffom Mr..
Wb;teharst's Washington Gallery, Daguerreoiypeso
the following distinguished charaoers mostfesPeouuy
a.. nublie 10 call and examine them. in ronneo-
,;on with large numbs Of his production, al the
whitehursi Gallery. n
President Fillmore. Gen Winfield Scott, Wm A Ora
ham. Gen Franklin Pierce, VIM X hing; Gen; Lewis
~, 10 ar Proprietor
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=. DIIGILAD 4 SONS.

y. DEVsEED AZ SVNS.
They have recently applied steam po,rer TO their ma
ehinery aud nac themselves that they enabled to
manufacture all descriptions of Pio,n and Fancg Cabi
net IVarc, in style aud Gnsh compare with any in
the Suitc. y. DluGuID,
ID. l.. DlUGTID.
GEO. a. DlUGUIp.
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NEW FALL a. WINTER GOODS

JOHN T. DAVIS is now opening his full stock
of FdLL MD WINTER GOODS, embracing the
largest and most attractive assortment ever offered by
him, among which nre,
great variety OF French printed De LANES Cashhees
" English and American do
" PlaiG French Merino
" De Iuines
Puin and figured dress Silks
black
rich 81 1cade
" Mourning goods
Sleeves Coars and Chimezetes
Pain and embroidered Ilandkercheis.
A splendid assortment of Ladies' Peieet 0Hd CIofh
ClooIs with full stock Of all kinds of Goods usually
found in Dry Goods store lie socits call, and
pledges hmsefnot be undersold by any house in Va
oct2-dts
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DIR. JOHNSTON

Member of the Royal College Of Surgeons, London,
Graduate from one ofthe most eminent Colleges of he
United States nnd the greater par of whose life La,
been spent in the Hospitals of London, Paris, Pbiade
phia and elsewhere, has effected some OF the most az.
onishing cures that we're known. Many troubled
with ringing in the and head when asleep great
nervousness being alarmed sudden sounds, and
bashfuness, with frequent bushing, attended, some
times, with arrangement Of mind, were cured immcdi
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