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~ MIR. Editor: noticed In a letter from a
correspondent of yours in the Dispatch of the 29th
instant that the commercial houses of Cincinnati
close at the hour OF five in the evening and In the
Same paper see that movement is on foot In New
York to close at 3 O'Clock. p nj. have for some
time since thought that the large business houses of
our city allowed their doors to remain open till an
unreasona5y late hour in the evening during the
summer sesson, thereby wearying the patience of
the clerks ,.and not enhancing their income TO the
amount Off penny
Would Nnot be as well for those houses that do
a large trade (ssten trade is done) TO close their
doors at the hour of P m? Do you not think that
If it were Known that business was transacted be-
tween certa1 hours, that the same amount could
be done as a. the present timef Beyond doubt 1t
could be.
If it were understood as established fact, that
commercial buses were opened at o'clock in the
msruipe andtelosed at 6 P NJ, itwould unquestion.
ably have the effect of compelling all persons hay
ing business with Them, to call within the prescrib
ed time ASIAN example of the excellence of this
systsn look as the Banks They open at 9 and
close at g. and yet all their mutfarious duties are
performed witisin those hours L.. cas-
wish to cal the earnest attention OF Merchants
to this error, and to make them acquainted with
the fact that the manifestation of disposition to
make prisoners slaves of their Clerks during the
long days of Summer, when there is, in fact, not
two hours works between the rising and setting of
the sun makes fthem most worthy of the name of
petty tyrants aha excites such degree of animos.
fty in the bosomk OF their Clerks they cannot for
q moment conceive Of. l want your opinion
about the mstteF
je ae-iF =, A CLERK.
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MINE BUILDING LOTS In TIL e
IN TOWN OF SIDNEY AT AUCTiON-Will
be sold on Tuesday, 5ih July, commencing at 5K
O'Clock, P. NJ, upon the premises, Building Lots
In the town of Sidney. on the East side of Harvie
street. and three on the West side Of said street,
each fronting 80 feet and running back about $50
feet to an alley. -s
These Lots have an elevated and beautiful loca.
ton, and are for building sites, equal to any in
that highly improving neighborhood.
Terms very liberal ea9 $50
ie9S las M TAYLOR. Auctr
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AUCTION SALES.
'T'''H!!!1!'5!!!!. '. DAY
VALUABLB iOEEsT LAND = Mill.


VALUABLE IOGksT LAND = MILL
\ ING PROPERTY IN CHESTERyIeLD
COUNTY, FOB SALE At AUCTION. - WIN -
sold . auctions on the premisees On ThnBo68y
afferBoen, the J0t1 Juns. 1855, eommencisg g =
eclock fair, nos, the usxt fair dsy, q he sae
hour, 261 acres Of valuable forest lsnd, On he 80
near the half wsy house. adjoining Tie Ind -
Msssrs Che W Friend, DR. Smith spd others, ~
oppoaite the residence Of Chs w Friend, Esq-
Alter which say st about O'Clock r r. that vain.
able properly known = the "Ampthill Mia o0me
tainirG 10 scres, situsted on both sides Of lie a1
Turnpike, about SIX miles from The city Of aiek-
mond. The mill was destroyed By FIRE short ttne
since. but the midam and everything ccnneete4
with the property, Except the NIL itss y n par
fect order. IL Hes on Falling Greek, which enlt1ca
into James River. and 10 navigable from the fivcr
70 the mill site for vessels drawing six lest w.ser
The fell Of water from the dam TO the site r - tee
and Il Il regarded excellent location for nam
ufacturipg mill.
Immediately sfter which, win be sold the vsiu-
able mill site called akuhn'sn on Falling CE6eks
including the Farm. containing from 50 TO 100
acres, directly on the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad, six mica from Richmond. q a
The above property 10 30 well known ID tie
neighborhood, lhst farther description l. deened
Unnecessary. For farther information, reference
lively besold. persons may attend the sale witt IL
expectation OF getting q bargain. g s sifa3
TEaAs.-One fourth cash; balance Of 6, 12 end
IL months fol negotiable notes interest sdded 10
cured By a trust deed or tile retained.
-. TITUS C. RICE.
Sale conducted By W. GoDDrN, Auct 9-7s.4-@s
(Enquirer and Whie.l je17
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THE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, June 29.-Sales of 1900 bills.
fiour-no change in Southern; IS QUO bushels
white Wheat at 81 81 to 81 %; and 10000
bushels Corn at 81 cts. for yellow. 81
BALTIMORE, June 2l.-Sales of $500 bbls.
Flour al "a g. 10 81 rs,
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Important team w..h,,a,..

WASHINGTON, June 2s.-It is reported here
"a' alr. Buchanan objects to receiving in.
s!ructlons from Secretary Marcy, and may de-
cline the English Mission.
IL Is believed tina, the fishery question will be
settied by negotiation in Washington.
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Funeral of DR.. Sharp.

BosToN, June 28.-The funeral ofDr. Sharp
this afternoon, as attended by The Governor
and many prominent citizens. President Way
land Brown delivered an eloquent sermon.
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II "A hre broke out on Tuesday evening
in Baltimore, in new four story brick bu;ld,
ing on broadway, near Thames street, lust
erected by Straus & Brothers. A large
amount of property was DESTROYED.
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Shocking Murder.

CHARLESTON, June 28.-Col. lebanon Guy.
Ter, lawyer at Adamsviie, Georgia, and
brother of r. r. Cuyler, of Savannah, was
murdered near his residence on Saturday last
Four arrests have been made ON suspicion.
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"a mr. ID. II. Tebbs, of Washington, was
serisusly injured by jumping from his buggy
on the bIadensburg turnpike, few DAYS ago.
MS sSuii was fractured, but the symptoms
were favorable at last accounts. He was
formerly ofFsaquer county, Va.
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~ Joshua Anderson, who was arrested
ear niadensbuFg short time since, on the
harge OF killing slave, was married in the
all al Washington on Tuesday.
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TO BLACKsMITHs,

IMPORTANT TO BLACKSMITHS.
l. MACHINiSTS, &c, &c-The subscribers hsv.
ing sold Their Richmond Iron and Steel Works. of.
fer for sale privately, until the 18th day of july
next their entire stock of bar iron, hoops, bands
crow bars, hinges&c &c s9'5'' ;
II comprises alarge assortment of superior iron,
and will be sold in large or small uuantifies to ra,
sponsbe customers, upon accommodating terms.
Such OF the stock as may remain unsold at the
expiration Of this month will be offered at auction
on Friday, the l4th day of July next, at To- NJ.
ie22-d&c tds* TOMPKINS & GWYNN.
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From HAsASA.--A correspondent Of the
Baltimore Sun, writing from Havana under
date OF June 81, says:
Don Julian de Zulesa, very wealthy man
here owner OIL the celebrated Lady Suffolk.
on the island, and long noted for his sn,".
prise in the slave trade, was impr;snnsd ant
sent TO the Moro last night. Supposed canss
some matters connected with tina, traffic.
Coffee remains without change.
Leaf ooasco. superior sorts, in brisk do.
mand at exoIbitant rates. For Segars. we . re-
~ the eve of an important advance in nr;css
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y CLOTHING STORE. per steamer Virginia. di
rect from our mandatory, In Philadelphia, ano-
ther large supply of Gentlemens' Summer Cloth.
ing, such as Grass and Cambria Linen Sacks; SILK
and Alpaca, Luster, Frock and Sack Goats; White,
Buff and Fancy Figured Marseiles Vests In great
varieties; White Linen Drill, Check and Striped
Linen Pants; Drapdete and Fancy Cashmere
Pants. Also, large and select Stock of Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods-all of which we will sell
from Is to 20 per cent less than any goods of the
same quality and make can be bought for in the
city of Richmond. Remember at the Franklin,
80 Main street. RIDE COU & co.
lie Its - -s
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DesfrUryire F;rs.

PHILADELPHIA, June 28.-Stafford's chair
factory in North Market street, was consumed
by fire too day. Loss heavy.
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By GeorgssJ. sumner.

CRNTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
VI TURE AT AUCTiGN-On Friday Morn.
ing, the LIST July, commencing at 9k O'Clock, will
be sold at auction, without reserve et the residence
of MIR II Buiterheld, (who 10 declining house.
keeping on 9TH street, between Byrd and Canal,
all his Household and Kitchen Furniture, consist
ing In part Of one mahogany Sofa, Chairs, Table,
Mirror, Carpets. two good Feather Beds, Mat
trasses. Bedsteads, one excellent Cooking Stove
and fixtures 10 good order, and many other useful
articles. Terms cash. &
Sale to be conducted by s
lie 20 GEO. ]. SUMNER, Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.


NRAT COTTAGE RKsIDRNCE ON
IN CLAY, BETWEEN lsr AND 2ND STREETS
FOR SALE At AUCTION.-WilI be sold on FIJI
day Afternoen, the 9Th day Of Ju1E, 1853, upon
thezpremisea, commencing st 5 o'sl6e1 that neat
little Cottage Residence on the South nde Of Clay,
between lst and End streets adjoining the resdence
Of Dr. John Mcconnell, and now occupied BY Mrs
Ainter The Lot fropss IS feet runs back l63 fact.
TxzMs-Oneqnarter cash; balance ct 8, and 9
months for negotiable notes, bearing interest, and
tisle retained Ill last nots 10 paid
1e3o w. GODDIN, Auctr.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
y BROAD AND 9Th STREETS FOR SALE AT
AUCTlOh-Win be sold on Thursday After
neon, the 7th day OF July, 1853 upon the premises,
commencing ct O'clock, that most valuable Lot on
the South side Of Broad 81 eet and East line Of leh
street. fronting ON Broad street 100 feet running
back 60 feet viii be divided to suit purchaser.
aTERMs-One. third cash; balance Ct md 10
months for nesotisble notes, interest added. and
title retained till last note IL paid
je30 w. 0ODDIN, Auctr.
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By Alexander Mott q Co.

TRUSTEE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
Il FURNITURE, &c,-By virtue of a deed of
trust executed to me Sept 9Th, l647, shall sell on
Tuesday, July 5th, at 10 o'clock, at the house in
Taylor's Row, the Sd from Second street, on Main,
certain Household and Kitchen Furniture. The
Furniture is of good quality, and has been well
kept ca. MAURICE SMITH, Trustee.
Sale conduced by ALEX. MOTT g. Co, Aucts.
Terms at SALE lie a.
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Death of Hon. Henry Vail.
Troy, June 28.--The Hon. Henry Vail,
formerly member o. Congress from this State,
died on Saturday last. a
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e Rev. Henry Bascom Furlong, minis.
ter OF the Methodist Episcopal Church, died
in Baltimore on Tuesday last.
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Excitement In the FishIng Towu.,

BOSTON, June 29-There Is great excite
inent 10 the fishing towns along the coast,
growing out Of the delay of the U. s. Govern
ment In sending war vessels TO protect the
American interest in the fishing grounds.
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ArrinnZ of the Union.

ArrfcdE of The Union.
NEW YORK, June 28.-The steamer Union,
from Aspinwall, has arrived, but she brings
nothing later.
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THO OWNERS OF HORSES AND CAT.
TLE.-G. w. Merchants celebrated Gargling
Oil, or Universal Family Embrocasion has been
tried and proved to be of the best external ap-
plicaticns ever discovered for Spavins, Sweeny,
Calls of all kinds, Flesh Wounds, Ringbope, Poll
Evil, Mango Lameness, Sand Cracks, stringhsit
Foundered Feet Scratches, Horn Distemper,
Strains, Windgslls, Fistula, External Poisons, and
many other diseases incident to horses and cattle
For sale in bottles at 25 cents. SO cents and ST. by
the agents. ADIE e. GRAY. Druggists,
je IS lz7 Main street.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
yRAnsHITTRD FOR THE DAILY nIsP1Tna


new YORK. June % The steamer Georri.
has arrived, with later California dates. She
brings over two million dellars in gold. The
ueorg'a was guaranteed at Havana, and no
passengers were permitted to land.
No definite intelligence has been received
relative TO the duel between Senator Gwinn
and Representative mcCorkIe, although Il
was rumored that Mr.. Gwinn was killed.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Very Important Political New 8,


l, vas rumored in Washington on nond,v
,bs, the Government ~ 10 possession of infer.
nation from sources Of the hiehes, credit. H.,
: treaty has been completed between M..;co
and Spain, for the reunion Of the former MIN
the latter. The treaty was duly s;sned h.
Generals Canedo and Santa Anna. :, M
,sna, before the return Of the latter to Mex;eo-
subject to ratification by the Spanish Cour,
and by Santa Anna, as soon as he should sn5
himself fairly in power in his own coun,,v
These Publications have been received. ara
an expedition is on foot, ii is said, is Organizes
on the North shore Of Cuba. intended to carr
5000 troops 10 Vera Cruz, to supper, san,s
Anna in effec'ing this proposed coup d'eto,
It's said that the departure of the ,rooas
will be the signal Tor general instruction Il
Cuba, for the purpose OF obtaining their II.
belr;e,, aud witt, good chances for success.
siI' be remembered that We published /.
short 'rIeg'aphic dispatch, yesterday moruiny
on the same subject.
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T NOENCE.-A. BODEkER respectfully
informs his iriends and the public in general that
he has removed from No II to No 10, Immediately
opposite his old stand, and th2t of Messrs Van Lew
g. Taylor, where he has opened with fresh and
enlarged Stock of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs. Brushes, Fancy Articles
&c; and great care is observed in the selection
of his Stock, purchasers may rely upon obtaining
everything pure and flee from aduteration and at
as low aud accommodating forms as they can be
bought anywhere in the city.
Orders and prescriptions carefully and neatly
put up, and particular attention paid to shipping
and packing. ABODEKER,
my 26-H No 10 Main Streat
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DULVKRMACaRR's PATFNT aY6F5

DULVkRMACaRR PATENT HYDRO
1 ELECTRIC VOLTAIC CHAIN-For an "a.
Unite number of chronic and inveierate diseases.
OF nervous character or arising from relaxation or
tardiness of certain functions, such a. the Gou,.
Chronic Rheumatism, Lumbago, Hemoirrhoids
Pilea) Congestion Of the blood to the Head to The
Chest to the Heart, In Mysteries, in Nervous Dis.
eases OF the Liver, Indigestion Dyspepsia.) Para
after long disease. In great number of diseases
IN the female system, etc, etc. the mild but con-
tnuous influence of this portable apparatus WILDE
found OF extraordinary efficiency, and to many
persona almost incredible.
These Chains are put up in q neat portable form.
and msy be sent by mail or otherwise
femphiets descriptive of the Chain, testimonials.
&C, furnished gratis, on application, By mail or
PURCELL LADD & CO.,
nYuO Ne,
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AZ The funeral of the lamented Can't.
LOUIS A. Walbach. OF tie u. S. Ordinances
cops. took place in Baltimore on Tuesday
VII full mil itary honors. ,
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DAGeJERREOTYPEs.
Would you Eaep those priceless treasures
Memories of song vanished pleasures,

Memories of 'ang vanished pleasures
And preserve SCR your beholdiEg,
Forms and faces long since mouldingi
MoULsoN can 4ke, with brief endesyor,
Face and form shat last forever. s4
A truthful, hfe-Is4e, finely finished portrait or
miniature of rela>1ve or friend, severed from u
by distance or DEATH who would not prize and De.
sire to possessf ASclesr, rich.toned, durable Ds.
guerreotype 10 an object rarely seen. But MUuL.
SONS Pictures Withstand the test Of time ana sls
on either side the Al. .nfic. ... !. o,,,v
Our price for one 6f these hne Por1ra.s = 49,, 49,
ONE DOLLAR eonr eets, and warranted 20 pieass
or no sale. ...a,.,,., ,rvatad "a
call and examine spectnens- .roryv ef,N,a
nhserye the name kad NUMBER rs III
sty md side Light Dszaerfesn Gallery, liv 81 Esln
atxpes. 4 "a. -
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u ANOTHER DREADFUL ACCI.

T ANOTHER DREADFUL ACCI.
DENT.-Oh, Ma! met with n Dreadful
Accident:-The other night while dancing with
cousin Frank, dropped my Breastpin ana Ear.
King on the floor and broke them all to pieces -
Never mind my dear. n tske them to NOUN
TAiN'S Jewelry Store. You can get them made
as good as new again, and at very low price, The
subscriber takes this occasion to say his friends
and the public in general that, having q manufac.
tory connecsed with bis store, he is prepared to
make or repair all kinds of Jewelry, Musical In.
struments, Fans, Umbrellas, Parasols &C., at the
shortest notice and at the lowest prices
beautiful selection of Fine Jewelry, Watches,
Clocks, Perfumery and Fancy Articles on hand,
which will sell low for cash. Clocks and Watch
es repaired and warranted.
Don't forget the place, No git, Main street, above
the Banks. -SP MOUNTAIN.
nv 10
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HIGHLY VALUADLk VACANT PRO.
H Rerty ON Franklin street, between
the First Market and Wall Street. and Q
large number Of Old Bricks, ut Aucffen.--
VIII be sold on THURSDAY, 30th June. commenc.
ing at 81 oclk, n, upon the premises, that very
valuable Lot of Land. situated on the South eide
OF Franklin street, opposite TO Union street. and
near the Shockoe Creek. The lot fronts 66 feet
and runs back 123 feet to the alley In rear, and I
will be divided TO suit purchasers =
Alter which WILLIS sold about 200 900 old bricks,
now on said lot, most OF which are very good.
From its central location, and immediate prox.
unity to the Central Depot, Market &c, this 70 one
OF the most valuable pieces of vacant property
offered Ia the city. and il presents rare opportu.
nifty to the capitaist 10 invest probably, 10 the
merchant aud others to secure location favorable
for any large business.
Terms: One third cash; balance at and l2 mos,
with interest, the credit payments to be secured
BY deed of trust upon the property.
Jel5-3tawtS4Jdtd Auct.
VAL L BUILDING LOT ON
MAYO STREET AT AUCTIOH.-Wnl DO
sold on Thursday next, at 6 O'Clock thar very
east side Of Mayo street, Broad street. and adj
joining Hughes Cottages. TIE lot fronts 80 feet
and runs back 100 feet
Persons 10 went of central and pleasant build.
Ing site, would do well to attend this sale.
TKRMS-One third cash abslsnce at and 10
months, with interest. satisfactorily secured.
je25 JAMES M TAYLOR. Auct
beautiful Building Lot adjoining the African
Church, fronting 80 feet on College street, and
running back l34 feet to alley. This lot 70 CEN
trail, convenient TO business, is retired and free
rom DUST and possesses other advantages which
TERMs-One- half cash, balance at three and six
months. - "A, -
je 30--lt JAS M TAYLOR, Auc. S
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CIV I.-Iste baIutnoresMd.
MOhrIMOKE7s BITTER CORDIAL.
Bottle.- Physicians of the first standing in The
medical profession and prescribe it as the most
effective ALTERNATIVE AND BLOOD PuRIFI Iis
ever known; while vast numbers who had lonE
suffered from diseases complaints brought ON ~
sedentary habits exposure Indigestion TORPID state ~
the liver OF impurities of the blood, now look upcn
this Cordial as most nystereus and magical in its
healing properties and restoring powers IL stenda
prominent in the treatment and cure of Neuralgia.
General Debility and Nervous Affections, Dyspspsie
OF Indigestion Loss Of Appetite Acidity Of stS-
Head, Costiveness or Irregularities of the BoweIs
Pleurisy Pains or Misery in the Side Region Of The
Of the Heart Difficult Bres thins siniins senpations
Prostitution of the Nervous system Cold Chilly En-.
sations or Numbness Of the Flesh or Limbs Dificult
the Heart, or Affections Of the Lungs. Jaundce NJ
eases of the Kidneys Derangement OF Prostrste Con-
dtlen OF the Organs of Nature, which cause painful
Debility and Prosfration Of the Nervous systsm Psls
or Saliow Complexion.
iMortimore's Bitter Cordial E
purely vegetable, pleasant to take, and perfectly
safe TO be used in any state of health even by tks
most delicate female or child. - 47-4ys
RI fTce one dollar per bottle
W. ALExANDER 4 Co, Ppprietors, No. Bar.
clay street, tAstor House,) New York. e a41sa
u Remember that we sell at wholesale and retain
that most invaluable and sure remedy for Rheums-
t,sm In all its forms, either infsmmatory acute o.
standing. This 10 Mortimore's RHEUMATIC CON.
FOUND, which 10 vegetable extract an internal 81.
medy, prepared expressly for this disease Il has
me evidence Is most overwhelming and CONVINCING
as given by vast numbers of respectable e..
lncstes OF your friends and those around You who
had long suffered but who have been restored 10 per
fect health by this remedy.
for Richmond sas'k4ss F58 sEsf 81 Z. an N !
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MOT SIZZLING OFF TO CEOSE-NO
~ HUMBUG-But as the season has far advanced
have determined to offer great bargains In Dry
Goods at least reduction OF 25 per cent of former
prices; and to be convinced of the fact, only call
and see the Lawns am selling at l2K cts, Bereges
and Tissues at any price, Parasols Mt cost and nu.
merous styles of white goods for Dresses. and an
endless variety of Emoroideries, which must be
sold. E. GOLDSMIT,
je 90 No Il Main street %
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F New Daguerrean Gallery.-MINNIS
e. WATSON beg leave to inform their friends
anG the public, that they have removed the Gallery
from the Mansion House to No LAG, q few doors be-
where they have fitted up splendid Daguerrean
Gallery, TOR the accommodation OF those who may
visit their rooms.
The subscribers are too well, known fot.corn
ment, as they have had rooms for the lasthtwo
years in this city. and have always given entire
satisfaction But they are happy to announce to
the public that they have superior facilities for
taking fine Pictures, to what they have ever had
and pledge themselves to give Pictures unsurpassed
in the United States In softness of tone style of
coloring. Call and see the beautiful specimens of
the art, whether you wish Pictures or not
apo MINNIS a. WATSON
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1T JAS. M. TAYLOR. Auct.
LAMBERT,S LOTTERY OFFICE.
No. 8 North Calvert street,
DIAL lMOhE.
(Oppesite Baruum's Hofefy

Opposite Barnum's Hotei) tasi
TSHE purchase or sale of Lottery Tickets pitkSa
Il the State Of Tireinia Icing now in violation of
law, and attended with heavy penalty on CON
the orders of his friends and others who NAV feel
disposed to purchase. Having been a resident If
Richmond for upwards of thirty years, and being
pretty generally known throughout the State, he
deems It almost unnecessary to give any further
assurance that all business &C nfded to him will be-
promptly and properly attended to. -
II Packages, single Tickets and shares, Ia All
the Maryland Lotteries. for sale.
ER The printed official drawings sent to :.
respondents by the first mail. y -
T Price cashed at sight
address 9 THOMAS LAMBERT,
nv l4--ists lHas& as8k Raltj,nnra "a 80