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DAGUEKRE UTYPING.

Secure the shadow ere the substance lsde,
Let nature copy that which nature made;
Think not these Portraits, by the sun iigh' us1e'
Shades though they are, will, like shadow ia1''
No When the lip OF d sh in dust shall ie,
When deaths gray finn spreads ser the oeam'ng
eye,
Moulsons life Ike Pictd,e s, knocking at decay
VIII still be fresh and vivid as to day.
My Gallery is open from sunrise 10 sun SET, oses
Riddick 4 Bensons store, No &c Main street. vines
shall oe pleased TO vsi'ors, to examine svee.
mems, whether they wish pictures o. not. For poi,,
traits OF adults oy my patent profess and
only one dollar. cloudy day Is fi0
as favorable as clear weather
+ T. aouLsoN,
auls No 10 MaiA street.
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The three men arrested ia ST. Louis
recently, on charge ofhaving murdered some
Delaware Indians, are ascertsined to be de.
serters from the army. They were to be sem
10 Liberty for trial.
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ARREST OF HUNGARIAN.-Edwar Rem. p
Hungarian refugee, has been arrested in Phil.
adelpha, charged with the larceny of gold
watch and chain. He was a Leutenunt in
the Magyar war.
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p MIR. George Miller, bricklayer, on
Monday fell from the top ola four story house
in Baltimore, terribly and probably fatally in
turing himself.
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e A match race took place in Mobile re-
Gently between the yachts Kate and Vision,
for $500a side. The Vision won the race bv
minutes 80 seconds. A pretty close run.
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RUNAwAr.-Judy. slave, belonging to Mr.. John
Palmer, and hired to DR.. Butler, away from
her employer a few days since and on Monday
arrested by Lieut. Trueheart and conveyed to the
cage The Mayor on yesterday ordered her to be
committed until claimed and Jail fees were paid.
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AsLEKP.-A middle-aged man, named William
Lawrence, from New York, was found by the
watch asleep in the Old Market Monday night, con.
veyed to the cage, and on yesterday dssha rged by
the Mayor with an admouition.
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TOURNAMENT. "A tournament came off at
Capon Springs on the Goth instant, to the sat-
isfaction of ell present. "Ivanhos" (p-rso-
mated by MIR. Collin, of Staunton,) was the
successful knight, and Miss Bannlster, of Pc
ter.burg, was crowned as queen. The fancy
ball. ia The evening, was Z brilliant affair.
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R~ AUCTION NOTICE.-Particu-
49, lar Attention is requested to the sale
of TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS worth of valu.
able Furniture. to take place This Morning, at
the "POWHATAN HOUSE, commencing al 70
o clock.
See advertisements.
au 25 GEO. J. SUMNER. Auct
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Fifteen or twenty young ladies, belonging to
Boston, have hired house tor the season on the
side of the White mountains. near Conway, where
they are keeping ''bacheor's hail." wearing the
Boomer dress, hunting, fishing, picking berries and
epjoyng themselves finely.
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s NEW N.-Chambers Edinburgh
Journal, new series. We have received from the
New York publishers, part l03 for July, of this H.
terestng journal.
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s The present rise in James River, ard tao
very muddy state OF the water, indications that
there have been heavy rains above.
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Drunk james Hickey, arrested Monday even
ing for drunkenness, was on yesterday committed
to Jail in default of 800 security.
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AZ KHEA. CHO-

~ Once again must we Gait attention 70 zee
praises volunteered by the customers who patron.
ze the Virginia Skylisht Daguerrean Gallery . a.
No. las Main street, OF which Mr. WIN A. PhAIi
is Proprietor.
Seys Mr. Fabius Lawson: Mr.. Pratt has iaaen
four Likenesses OF me, all of which were nos Ony
satisiactoryto me, but have been said 5y a. y y
exact The one to-day, being tie sfh il rather os'
ter tbaa those taken before
Says Mr.. Hurley, Of Prince Edwsrf " Mr. rt n1
is the only artist that has ever taken COCO Lac
ness Of me, the eyes in particular.
Says Mr. J. A. Winston :. Mr. Pratt nss tn.s osy
taken thre Pictures OF me, which | think perfect ~
any ever saw"
says Mr.. Sawyer: "Ths five Licensees tsAsh
OF me by Mr. Pratt to day consider srst rate.
All the above are copies from the album OF tae
Virginia Gallery No l45 Main street au
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WING MEETING Gov. Jones and Gen. Cullom,
ct Tennessee, will address the Wings of Rich
mond, at the African Church, to morrow night,
THURSDAY, 26th inst. Speaking to commence at 8
o'clock.
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GOUND PLAsTER.-20Q0 tie-c,. Cronaa
~ Plaster, fresh gruaud, aud viii be spproyes
sale by e"o io'
su2 IS DAVENPORT, ALLEN d co.
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2 Thomas Mckay accidentally fell from
a third story window, in Philadelphia, few
evenings since, and was killed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-25

70 Captain VoIandt, favorably known as
musician, died at his fathers residence in Bal.
timore, on Monday evening
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Er Persons abroad from the city car have the
Dispatch sent to them for any period of time they
may desire, by leaving their orders and paying the
cash for the time specified.
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"APPLEs CT SoooM AND GRAPES or GoMoRRA "
As usual, the Americans have nomInated w. VI
their worst men for the Presidency. 1t occasion
ally happens that some of the model republicans
appear rise high above the level OF our ordinary
humanity, and are weakly supposed by their ad-
mirers to have attained some eminence in the field
or the forum, but let them only be named candi-
dates for some high Office, and all the world imme-
distely discovers that they are the meanest aud
mo.t despicabe of men, the very smallest of earths
reptiles London Punch
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LOB PRINTING,-M

JOB NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
S>S others deeiring Circulars, Cards, &c,
will find it TO their interest to call at c II WYNNS
Office, two doors below Exchange Bank. He has
added another Power Press TO his establishment,
TIE reDy ensuring increased facilities Satisfact on
as to Work and Prices, guaranteed Remen-
Der, Ground Floor, TWO doors below Exchange
Bank. 24-im
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NIGHT PRowLERs-During the evenings of last
week several daring attempts were made to enter
during the night, for the purposes of theft, mum
Der of ths residences of most respectable families
on Church Hill. We heard of one case that oc-
Cured, we believe on Friday night last. Two
men, supposed to be negroes, undertook to break
into house occupied by widow lady and her
daughter, but the mistress of the house being
aroused by the noise made in attempting entrance
through the back door, gave the alarm and the bur-
glars made hasty retreat. There have been several
thetts rather trivial in their character committed
in the vicinity of this lady g house. company OF
night patroers has been organized and on duty for
several evenings past.
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@ Great Cure for Dyspepsie-r

70 Great Cure for Dyspepsi,np
s. ROSES DfSPEPTIC COMPOUND. Avn
FAMILY OR ALTERNATIVE PILLS, both cos ,,D
IS cents. Ns
have cured more than tive thousand ne-,,u,..
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaints attn nv uvsnso
tic Compound AMI Fanny Prs Head the - -
ing letter from gentleman in Virginia. - 10
never saw. He is one OF thousands who are S5;=S
monuments OF ihe great cures made by my FamlS
DINwIDDIE Co, Va June. 1s5o
To DR.. J. S. Rote, Philadelphia-Dear Sir. F.,
the sake CT humanity, write these few lines ,oir
form you and the public generally, of the grs.,
cure your Dyspeptc Compound has made on me-
In the summer OF 1850 | was attacked with r.
lent diarrhpa, and after trying the remedies n,o
scrlbed by two or three eminent phy scians to ~
months, without any effect, and being reduced 81.
most 70 skeleton, and scarcely able 10 walk scros.
my room, | accidentally received one of your c;T.
culars, in which found my disease exactly do
scribed. My son went to Petersburg and Durchss
ed bottle of the DYSPEPTIC COMPOUSD, with
box of your FAMILY or ALTERNATIVE PILLS
and to my great astonishuent and satisfaction I
found great relief in few days; ana in two weeks
| was entirely we'll ct this time | am in beter
health than have been in ten or twelve years In
short, sir, your medicine saved my life
Your, with respect GEO ]. JONES
The above preparations and all Dr. Roses cela
brated Family Medicines
For sale by Adie d Gray, Purcell Ladd ca.
D6uLeLt O. DteIs, alex DuNdl, n. Ii, DuVa. q. A
Strecker, a. BoGeker, Geynor d Wood J. Blair ;
NJ Lachrlsaon and W.P Laid. iyl6
- LIVER PILLS.-PREPARED FROM
The MASS OBTAINED AT TIE ROCKBRIDGE
(VA.) ALUM SPRIEGS.-These Pills are Diuretic
Cathartic, Tonic and Alternative in their elects I'D
on the system. They excite the action OF the Liver
in many cases in which Calonlel would have no eff
feet They are also peculiarly eficacious in Fe
male Diseases.
The wonderful success which has attended the
use of the RockDridge Alum Water and Pills for
many years, in great variety OF diseases mas &C.
qured tor it celebrity rarely fe er equalled, and
is steadily increasing. The most eminent Chemists
of the day have examined tie Water and Pills and
found il possessed extraordinary Medicinal proper.
ties. 1t mas been declared by the best authorities
to be a cure for every form ct ScIotula Chronic
Liver Diseases, all Chronic Dtseases'o the Stomach
and Bowels, Dyspepsia, Chronic Diseases Of the
Eyes, Nercu-ie' Affections, and particularly adapt.
ed to cases of Passive Uterine HemUrrhage, com.
pllcated with arrangement OF the Liver and StO.
mach, and many other disorders arising from i'm.
purity OF the blood.
For sale by Druggists ana country merchants
generally throughout the United States.
Price 81 per vial, IS per dozen,
Druggists and others WisLI;. to purchase IL
large quantities. or become Agents for the sale Ct the
above celebrated Liver Pills, vii please address
BOOTH ANDERSON g. CHRISTIAN,
Alum Springs, Rock5ridge Co., Va, or
JOHN Il. SEAYRES,
10 Epln yr1t1i UCFa pten
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&..@A HAYES II. SUTTON, NOTARY
@>GA PUBLIC attention paid tt-
writing DEEDS and other legal instruments OF
fee in the Law Building, Richmond Va my 6
- EXCHANGE HOTEL BATHS
~ NOW OPEN Hot, Cold and Shower
Baths at all hours of the day and evening.
ie 30 Pm
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NOR SALE, not 10 be Carried out of Rich,
Z mond or the neighbohood, if early application
is made, likely Negro Woman, about AZ years
old, with her child, about years old She Gas been
Ing end 10 the dairy. apply al BACON TAIr'S
Office. au 25-eo2,+
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:, LAND WARRANTs.-The high.

T, LAND WARRANTs.-The high
49, est market price. will be given in cash
for Bounty Land Warrants, Of 40 60, or loo acres.
John K. MARTIN, Pension Agent,
Office No Law Buildings. Richmond. Va
NOte.-All Revolutionary claims, PENSIONS,
three months extra pay, bounty LandH, and ali
claims arising out otthe War of 1872 or the Hcxi-
can War, will be prosecuted " III diligence have
full list OF the Revolutionary Officers ana Soldiers
in the Continental and State services, in my office.
je ll--:}n* J. K. N.
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u Widow of Commodore Thon,,s
thousands Of Ladies Bear the ssu.
TeatimO nY.-TruIh Is Miuht. raS, same

Testimony.-Trurh is Mighty.-Tbisi.S, - me
MY that have been afflicted 1ith an see,or GER !.
,ne h, Ior some years and great debility Of Al
apepexy OF the brain, violent headaene ana ~ %
ton OF the nervous system, which affected tba a
so much that could with difficulty discern 'y ~
features o. any person, unless very near and LOOK.
OF friend was induced to take Hsmptops Voo
table Tincture, OF which haze taken ionr so,.s e
and have now the happiness to inform The r,,s,
that the above medicine has had the de.irs4p use
of completely curing all the comuIsints I sa
stated, and, thank God feel better than lave lave
felt for the last fifteen years. "a'e
The Doctor is at liberty to publish this .r,;s,,,.
as feel 1t duty due to him and to uer,o,s r'S5
are now suffering under complaints simisr =, WHO
T. e. B. THOMPSON,
Widow OF the late Commodore Thonnsor
WASHINGTON, New York Avenue.
Can on U: A. STRICKEN and ge, pamphlets
au 10
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49, w. A. POWELL, ARCHITECT
@SNa AND CIVIL ENGINEER, Office doors
from Main, 18th street, opposite the James River
and Kanawha Compauy's Office, Richmond, Va.
N. Ball professional business promptly attend
ed to. au al I'm
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Columbian Hotel, Ricnmon


% HEAL THE sICK.-Men OF liberal education
at the present day devote ali their talents to dis
cover the means whereby they may remove those
painful maladies " hch asssil the human frame
There Is no nobler art than that OF healing the alex,
considering the numberless diseases 10 which man
is liable, and which may cause him to dag out a
protracted lite OF distress or suddenly cut him Oh
In the bloom of his existence ana usefulness. We
should gratefully seize upon every means OF coun
teractlng their dreadful effects, causing removal
OF those clogs to happiness In those cases wnere
the Liver or the Stomach is the cause, we would
highly recommend DR. Hoofands German Bit.ers,
prepared by DR. C. NJ. Jackson No medicine At this
time stands higher than these Btters and to those
who are suffering from the horrors OF Indigestion,
we say they are the antidote uls-6t
~ CHOLERA, DIAnKHGA, CHO-
LEkA MORbUS, CHOLICS, CRAMP, GRIPPING
PAINS IN THE BOWELS, sPAsMoDlC AND
NERVOUS Dis ORDERS, &c, may be cured oy
stnbler's Great Summer Remeoy.
None genuine without the signature OF H. Il
STABLER, III. ID.
Chil.s and Fevers, Ague, Bilious, Remltten'
snd Nervous Fevers, General Weakness, Wear
ness in the Limbs Chronic Debility, Japndlce,
Dyspepsia, &C., may be cured by Stabler's 6reai
Ague and Fever Specific.
None genuine without the signature OF X. IT,
Stabier, NJ. ID.
stabler's Alteraffve-A valuable remedy t0r
Impurities OF the Blood, Erysipelas, Boils, SAL
Rheum, Milk Crust, Rheumatism, Broncnas, In
arsed Tonsils, Sore Throat Dropsy, Ulcers on 1he
legs, Swelled Glan1s, Dersnged Liver, Oppression,
Papation OF the Heart letters, &c, a..
All of the above for sale in Richmond by Gar
NOR Il WOOD,DOVE IL lSAACS and PUkCELL'
LADD e. co. Ri STABLER. D.,
m Alexandra, va
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ATTENTI
MONTGOMERY EEJARD.

Il ATTENTION.
q MONTGOMERY GUARD.
III Parade in front of the Capitol on THIS WE'D
&NESDAY, 25th inst, NJ half past o'clock, P NJ,
in simmer uuitorm-arins III order for inspection.
su est JOHN MCDONALD, 0. S.
Z ATTENTION, EAGLE INFANTRY.
81 -Aiteud drill of your Company at Lafayette
M Hall, on Thursday next, the Goth lust, at
~ O'Clock ? NJ, without Arrnt.
By order Of the lat Lieu,. Commanding.
au q JOHN C. POWELL. OS.
- FOR BREMkN.-The A. / Bremen
sSSaG.ship SCHILLER, c. Bahr master, is now
ready TO receive freight at City Point, will load
with dispatch.
For freight or passage apply to
au 25-6t SCHAEk. kOHLER d co.
g. ATTENTION. FIKEMEN.-
1S& he regular quarterly meeting OF the
8S1RS Board OF Directors OF the Richmond
-X-Fire Association will be held at the of
hce thereof on SATURDAY EVENING next, 2e,h
inst at half past o'clock, to hear of Fire
men for fines assessed against them for absence
from fires which have occurred during the past
three months. By order OF the Board OF Directors.
au25 JOHN H. BOSHER, Secy.
a. FOR RENT-A small Cottage Residence
ES Oh sth street, near the corner OF Leigh. APP
ply 10 GEORGE A. AINSLIE,
At James Bosher's Coach Manutactory
au DIT
kNOR SALE, NOT 10 De carried out OF Rich
= mOnd or the neghboIhood if early application
is made, likely Negro Woman, about AZ wears
old, with her child, about years old She Gas been
accustomed to the house, p.aiu cooking and wash.
ins end TO the dairy. apply al BACON TAIr'S
Office au 25-eo3,*
HOUSE SERVANTS FOR sALE-TO
Ill REMAIN IN THE CITY a FANNY of Ne.
grOes, consisting of middle aged Man Servant. ac.
customed 10 House work, aud t. act as Carriage
Diver; ana his Wife, who is good Washer and
lroner and Seamstress, and theii Child sbout 10
months OF age all OF excellent character strictIv
honest and sold for no faux. Apply al Mr. BACON
IAlI : Office au 25-3t
o. STRAY HORSE. Yves taken uo At
0Nmy house. on Meadow Bridge Road about
miles from Richmond, on Monday morning last. a
dark iron grey stud Colt, apparently about 3
years old, which the owner can get by paving for
his board and this advertisement.
au 25-2tH ROBERT r. BROADDUS
OST-David Andersen Jrs NOTE to EDWIN
- Cooke drawn April eth, 1852, snc payable
Tour months after dale ano endorsed by myseIf
The public are cautioned against trading for said
note, as payment has been stopped at Bank, and
part Is notified
an 25-lt" CHARLES r. DARRACOTT
THE SUBSCRIBER takes this method Of
reminding his friends, that the exercises of his
school will be resumed on Wednesday, lst Sep
tember. p
au 2J-3t' w. A. RENNIE
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SWEPT srarxos-Thi celebrated wateringplace.
with farm of GAG acres, 10 Monroe county, Va,
was sold on the 18th inst, under decree of the
Court Of Appeals for Western Virginia. for e5455o.
The purchasers Oliver Beirne, Esq of the same
county. The large brick hotel on the premises was
built in 1887, at coat of about e6J,0O0. The pro.
prietor became embarrassed In circum stances, and
the property has been in contest ever since, and
leased out from year to year Mr. Beirne, the
purchaser, has very large means, and the improve
ment of the place will follow II 10 well kept this
year. We learn that the Sweet Springs have now,
over 200 visitors which number viii be largely In.
creased. during the remainder OF this aud the com
ing month. The White Sulphur has now or 200.
THE CospEN MURDER In consequence OF a
declaration made by Baise Skupinski, two Poles at
is said have been arrested in New York on the
charge of having committed the murder OF inc
Cosden family, Maryland Its dmored that blaise
made p statement to several of the authorities OF
PHILADELPHIA on the 14th iEst in which he said tina!
he and his brother lived 10 New York with the TWO
ner,,as charged with the murder. The accused
he save were absent from home at the Tune and,
on their return, they admitted that they had com
mitted the fr.l deed. The whole story, wever,
lie doubtful.
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Il yoa require CARDS, CIRCULARS. pu,.
or PRINTING Of any kind, and want Your .ss,
ven done. at the Lowest Cash price. ..n .ofE
Dispssch Once, on Governor street, door. lns
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HOUSE SEEVANTS FuH SITE-T,,

~ STRAY HORSE. Yves taken 10 Al
0Nmy house on Meadow Bridge Road. about
miles from Richmond. on Monday morning last,
dark iron grey stud Colt, apparently about
years old, which the owner can get by paving for
his board and this advertisement
au 25-2t* ROBERT r. BROADDUS
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OST-David Anderson, Jr's NOTE to Eowin
- Cooke drawn April 9th, 1852, snc payable
lour months after date endorsed by myself
Inc public are cautioned against trading for said
part Is notified
an 25-ltr CHARLES DARRACoTT
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IMPRovEMENTs.-Amongst the many new build
ings in of erection In this city, are five
very large store houses on 14th or Pearl street.
between Main and Cary. They occupy the site Of
the old tobacco factory of Mr. VIM. Barrett, by whom
the new buildings are being erected, front on the
East side of Pearl ST. and extend in the rear about
l40 feet. They will be peculiarly adapted to the
use of wholesale establishments for which purpose
We understand, three or four of them have already
been engaged although the buildings have Dot yet
advanced to the completion of the first stories-an
evidence that there is demand for such buildings
in our city. Mr.. George Turner is the contractor
for the brick work and obtains tine brick from his
extensive kilns in the lower part of the city The
wood work is in charge of Mr.. Robert Davis
who succeeded to the contract after the death of
Mr.. James Griffin, the first contractor.
No portion of our city has undergone more ia.
vorabe change, recently, in the way of improve
ments, than Pearl street The old buildings which
short time since occupied both lines of that street,
have given place to large and handsome new build-
ings; and the result is that some of the most ex-
tenslve wholesale stores OF our city have located
there. In truth, no other cross-street in city
presents such an array of fine stores.
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fOu must not be preiudt~.s
give them a trial In cases Of CH0sS |. nat
MORBUS and SUMMER COupa LIZA
These annoying and dangerous disease. are
aa d,s1 :, III: time if .ssd,
frequently lite itself. As sure and 80 1os ~
we know OF no remedy equal to thu, no;.y cure
popular m. dicine, BAKERS ppUssr:aily
BITTERS; and We therefore adyi.. Ell u
to give it a trial. AZ preventive 10 ied;ssyone
ana corrsctor and purifier Of the Stomach sis
keep a few bottles on hand y should
To be had in Richmond at the Druy s,o...
4. BODEkER, ADIE d GRAY. BEssTTssss Of
BEERS, PURCELL, LADD e. co. snd n .vr1&
& WOOD, Main street: II. BLAIR, WIN. pi s1s
s M1 9 1sasK09 REEVE. shockoe HUI, CHas
miLL ~ ao'h' and THOMAS & McCARTaY
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'NHE SUBSCRIBER takes this method Of
reminding his friends, that the exercises of his
tember f
usS-H' w. A. RENNIE