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GAZETTEER - Maryland complied from the United
other Official doeumsn with gen
ers scsoont OF the Dirct Of Columbia yosme WIN map
u 25. FRANCk TAYLOR.
Ian
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Iaceni,a, Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 27.-Eight unfinished houses in Bur
ton street, near schuylkiiFfh and South streets, wer
destroyed by FIRE this evening They were fired by an in
cendiay
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Railroad Bin Defeated

srRNsyrHLp Qlnois,) Jan 26.The bill for the benefit
OF the Mississippi and Atlantic railroad (Brough's road
from Teue Hauo St Lous has been Lost in the Illinois
house Of representatives, by vote OF % TO ~
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@y-Rov. Joseph stockbridgo, United states navy
preach Capitol morning the claims of
Jan ~
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Steamboat Collision.

Nrw ORLEANS, Jan. 26-At midnight on Tuesday, the
steamer Edward Howard, bound for Nashville, came In
collision near Bonnet Csrcre Church, with the Swallow,
from Cincinnati The latter was Immediately sunk, and
would probably prove total loss. One negro man was
drowned.
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Executions.

ALBANY Jan. 2s.-Hewleu and SAUL the murderer,
were executed day eighteen minutes past IL O'Clock
Nothing Of special interest about the execution The
seemed to suffer but lilte.
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democratic monthly magazine, published in New
York by Theodore A. Foster. 1t is well printed, and
each number contains ninety-sx broad pages OF good
readinE-lerary and political, prose and poetry The
subscription price is SO per annum. The two numbers
issued evince high order OF talent The tone, style,
and temper Of it's political articles admirable II dis
the great questions of the day with ability, in
a dignihed and courteous, but firm and decided and
in orcble and eegan, style, exhibiting much informa
iion good sense and judgment. II these two numbers
fair samples of what the work is to be, true national
progressive American principles will have in il able,
judcous, and efficient advocate and the democratic
party worthy organ. We therefore commend this Re.
view TO The patronage Of our friends IN II Patriot
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90 Trinity Church..The Rev. f. L. Hawkes., d., of New
this church morning and evening
Jan %
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aS- Young Mems Christian Assocstion.-Rev. Samuel
Kepe preach sunday Union Chapel 10th street
nea ylvania avenue, AT O'Clock.
Meetings standing committee will be held
on Monday evening" Fourth Presbyterian Church.
street general attendance is particularly desired
WILLIAM ]. RHEEs,
Jan 20 Recording Secretary.
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lfnrkfis

Nrw YoNx, Jan 2s-p m.-Tbe stock market to-day
closed du-.aos of United States g. 1857 Al I'D Canton
comn,nv III Erie e5i Nicaragua, 36l; Mouis canal,
9,l E,,. verblc. Of 1871 1903; Harlem, 71h Nor
woh and Worcester. 52i nothing done In sionnston
Cumberland coal est; Cary improvement, IN Exohapgs
on Lon6bn, 81 promium-money easy.
PuuAps1rura Jan d Sales Of United States SIS, Of
1857 100; Pennsylvans 5s g7i Flour dull at Is rs Red
wheat liz lis cents; white, l20 12s cents Corn. 90
IS for white and yellow. Oats, 46 Rye, 81 cents
Whiskey. "a a rs cents.
BALrrMoRE, Jan. &--p. NAT New York to-day cotton
ba. declined since the Artic's news. The Pampero
brings half million Of gold 10 New Orleans
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ny GREEN q SCOTT. Aucs,o~ssr..

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III Tuesday February LIST, shall sell at 10 O'Clock
declining heuscheepsuG the
street. Gag will
OF nearly furniture
Mahogany mnrbls lop centre and sofa tables
dining and other tabses, and bureaus
DO sofa and other chairs
fne feather beds mattresses, and bedding
bedsfcsds, wnrdrobcs, Wristbands, and sets
which hne French
China dinner set
Plated SOLAR hail. and other lamps, stsrrods, &C
Parlor, chamber passage, and stair carpets
A large assortment Of preserves, table cutlery, &C.
Cooking radiator with eresent assortment
Of kitchen requisites. -
Terms All s05 cash s23 credit Of
endorsed bearing
GREEN I" SUI,
Jan 2o-d A"cno"ec"
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Sales to-day 900 bales of cotton at 81 cents for MIDI
ding Orleans Sales IL 900 bag. Rio coffee ats ~ cents
Molasses, n 2ti
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Private boxes, s. dress circle and
que children under 10 half reserved
orchestra rs family circe Is cents third
tier 50 cents coofed gallery, IS cents.
open OK ocock the curtain VIII be raised at The
boI Office open daily from 10 O'Clock, O'Clock
m.
Jan 20
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CLAGETT Il DODsOS, Dealers In all kinds OF fur
velvet, imperial Wilton, Brussels
pesy plain Brussels three double insaa, Ventian Scotch
woolcn, and hemp carpetinEs
Also superior clohs from the best manufactures In the
rch medallion, tile pave, mosaic do panel in oak and
patterns Of which
sized room, hall, or passage.
Of materials, with all the
richest the lowest priced qualities
OF table and toilet linens blank b quilts door
goods
housekeepers, which
we wi sell o IN reasonable terms possible.
OF the city, carefully packed and sent on
Of charge. CLAGEIT a DoDsoN,
2y-eod3uf Penn. avenue, one door east OF 9TH ST
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mi f. 18th and l3h The tnfn quarter o' m
institution will commence Tuesday, February 9th .
Having budns expressly or ,ns accommods
their DWELLING in the consuc
ton which and comfort Of the pupils have In
principals feel assured they
advantages nrc not surpassed by any
The District The several csss rooms unch ROOM
warmed by approved furnace and
well ventilated
others respectfully invited TO call and inspect
general arrangements
pe,og DESTROYS
QUESTION French secured
Professor Raou stated salary and thereby enabled offer
in this branch the low Of ~ 50 quarter
ryRss, IN ADVANCE.
senior and junior departments. including ornamental needle work
fnms} w
IN '"
For further insiution
the principal book In the city.
Jan ~ -7td& cod sMar
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M Congregational Church, 9th strcet.-Rsv George
Clark IL, and 7,
Subject evenings dscoueI the present life the state Of
etribuion Jan ~
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GENTLE NEWS Goods Just Receivsd-Cpoths Casss-
vs.tinas Shirts nc STEER, merchant tailor ms
addition 20 his stock 2, ~
above Goods suitable for and so'c
his many snds md public.
Small profits and quick policy on Seventh sss.a~f
All warranted b please, o no sale. Jah~-"""
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M First Presbyterian Church FOur-and-a-ha
steet-There preaching church (Sab
bah Samuel Day Of Massachuset al IL O'clock
M and m are invited. Jan 20
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posed TO the tomahawk and scalpog knife Tor want OF
defence from the government, while you have ample
physical force and means Of every description, and only
want the means of communication After the constrnc-
ton OF this railroad, how long will take to throw phys
ical force into California Five days. How long will
take you to ascertain here al the seat OF government
what necessities may exs, in your Pacific regonsi Why
hr, IT will take but few minutes Telegraphc wires,
matter OF course, will follow the line OF this road
and you can thus communicate with California in few
minutes and be able TO send II necessary the hardy yeo-
many OF the interior, in OF attack, to any point
where II may be necessary TO defend the country.
Under these circumstances, trust that honorable
bers OF this Senate will take this matter into serious
consideration, and not indulge calculations TO show
that this plan is totally lmpracticabe, without bringing
forward any other II this scheme now before is
lmpractcabe one, point out IN what way II is So and
bring forward better do myself believe that
Is the best plan 10 build these roads do not think is
think II u less available. and will perhaps be more ex-
pensIve TO The government than other plan that
night he devised. But the discussion of this bill s for
The purpose OF finding out these very things. How
snali we ever gel to agree unless we express our
oPtNons' How shall we ever adopt better plan
how can we obtain a practical plan-unless we discuss
,he malter' We must DISGUISE any plan; we cannot
onng anything here that will not be discussed and we
my1ust as well go on discussing this TO discuss any
o.hsI shall be glad TO report bill from the commit
ue, aho VIII do so az soon as can. ASH have before
sao, when do good thing do not want IT 10 be for
Soen we have worked hard npon this subject, re-
fues hard work, and great deal OF it. Blu, we shall
~ aoe 70 report upon II in very few days
MI, ubADGER | agree in almost every word thai
p s Ia'en IRON my honorable friend from Texas Mr.
hUsKJ believe that this road is of the highest imnor
snce 10 ine whole country and that under some ayala
az pan y oush' TO be adopted without any unnecessary
SSesS sno provision made by the Congress OF the United
oa'es ior It's construction | agree with HIM that the
prompt execution OF this work will do more 10 place ma
pos'fon IN which, under any possible adverse cir
umsanoes nal may ARISE we may be able to defend a,
once the inieress and honor OF the country better Than
all the hbusterng speeches that have already been
made or that can be made from to the end OF his
century believe IN the truth of The remark made many
en ago by one oil The greatest that ever adorned
oe history OF this COUNTY, the late AeYande,
nsmll,op--tbat real hfmness is good for everything
Nnle bluster is good tor nothing agree therefore m
ey word That my friend has said in regard TO the inn
oT'ance of this road II To the execution if this road
were superadded adequate and liberal provision for The
increase OF the navy Of the United Siaes--or which
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England and Cnha.

In reply to statement that the British
government will disavow having negotiated
or attempted TO negotiate any treaties with
Spain on the subject of Cuban Africaniza-
ton, the intelligent Washington correspon-
dent of the New York Times remarks that
England may have shrewdly kept herself
from off the rocord.-she may have made no
paper treaties; but time will show that it is
her influence, and her promptings, and her
pledges of "aid and comfort which have
induced Spain to attempt the development of
the scheme Of Africanization. This would
be in accordance with the crafty and under
handed policy Of the British government.
which is famous for seeking ends by indirecJ
tion which tits not expedient openly to avow.
On one Or two memorable occasions she has
used France az a oatspaw to subserve her
own hostile purposes against the United
States.
1t is believed that the decided demonstra-
tions of public sentiment in this country
against the proposed plan for abolishing sla-
very in Cuba, may lead Spain to hesitate in
the development of that suicidal and iniqui.
sous scheme.
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Ine Dispatch, is about as near tba m,ra :.
a'' o'ner statements. The Dispatch has al
ways upheld this policy. and win never cease
70 advocate it, as moro important to the uros.
peIi'y OF virginia than any and all the other
improvements of the State. If the Er;a Ca
mI: ~: =, n,oIwithstanding the eircuitous routa bv
Mh'en pfodnee reaches ii from the South ana ~
West; notwithstanding transbipment at
cleveland. another transhipment at Buffalo
and another transhipment at Albany. no,
withstanding the obstruction of its nav;rs
ton by ice for four months in the wear: ;r
under all these disadvantages. the Erie Canal
Sands confessedly the most importan. and
the most profitable of all the public works Of
The Empire S.ate. what may we no. expee.
for Virginia from direct water line, having
mona Of tho above Disadvantages. tapping
tho very heartof the Ohio valley
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Spirit Of ths Prrss

fererisy's EHquirsr publishes. with commit.
mentary remarks. defence of Gea. Piercc.s sd.
minissation in a speech delivered bv Robert Tx,er
On 'ne eve OF the recent election In Pennsyva,
our coiamporary also embraces the opportunity '
20 putt word Tor the President and sf!irns tha,
ms Forthcoming message will utterly disuerse the
nimsy clamors that have been put forrh for es..t
Ia tne South, and will provs that, now more thsn
ever, be ncfis the confidence and support Of tse
SOUTH
Inc Nal has chapter on aPrince yosns. who Il
psonauneed comedian SUI gsscrfs HE Iaia.
."pe'sonshon y the character Of champion Of
Tue Fusiise Slave Law. he having, few dayss sincc
| sworn out OF Freesoilism. The Mail reasous fro,n
| antecedents that the Frsesci team vii he take,
oul Oh the Stable again. after having suisiantlv ra.
| 'e.'u gu the epoila The key Il not thrown away
,'ns ieie AZ Tanmany for safe keeping 1t may
90 procaeed-tho door again unlock kcs-and the
one-horsrshay' and the abolition dog cart !. 10
~hish the Prince humorously aliudss. roav arai,
| throw dust in the eyes of the National Democracx
Inc Hssg publishes letter from uon. Danie,
. Dickinson, to Hon. Alexander c. Morton ot fseo,.
ga. Inc Whig alleges that Southern Democrats
organs, with the exception of the Washington Sen.
L a..
tinei, have not chosen to give calculation through
their columns; while twelve months ago such a
production as the letter Of the Hon Daniel Dick.
inson, would have met with quite different recep
| tiou.
The Bsl1esis has leader on the Northwest Pas.
cage, which, 1t says, has been demonstrated by
Capt Mcclure Of the British ship .lnvestigator.a
though, atlast accounts, he had not fully succeed
ed In accomplishing the feat of sailing from the
Pacific into the Atlantic ocean, and ois oersa around
the northern coast of the American continent The
Bulletin asks what earthly benefit to mankind is
accrue therefromi "In truth" ii says, "the prot
lem of the North west Passage involves eonsoquen
ces Of more practical value than the problem O
squaring the circle. A grent number of valuable
lives, however, have been sacrificed In vain at
tempts to solve this geographical enigma. and Cept
MeClures discovery will at least have tho good et
feet of putting an end to long series of barren re
searches tat have been attended with fearful wast
Of human energy and human life without any cor
responding benefit to mankind
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NUNNS & CLARK'S PLANOS.-P. III.
In TAYLOR sole agent In this city for the sale OF
PIANO FORTES made by the above named celebra-
ted makers constantly receiving elegant and plain
PIANOS from their extensive and long established
manufactory.
They combine all the modern improvements, and
are renowned for keeping In tune.
~ The public are cautioued to observe that
the title of the 6rrn is NUNNs CLARK.
Old Pianos taken In part pay for ones.
Guitars, Violins, Accordeons and Flutes. Also Gui-
tar and Violin Strings of the best quality.
2. II. T. has in store the largest stock of new and
standard Music to be found south of Baltimore, and "a
in the weekly receipt of all the and fashionable
music of tie day. liberal discount made to schools
and dealers. PIANO AND MUSIC STORE,
an l6O Main street.
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RICH MOND, VA
FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER III, fs,g.
THE wEgkLY DTsPATCH-

for Friday Oct IL, contains. In addition to .s large
aud interesting variety Of editorial matter and foreign
and domestic news the conclusion of the description
of tbs State Fair. including Mr.. Tyers address and
the list of premiums. The Weekly Dspstch is ono
OF the cheapest newspapers In the country.
Price o. per snHun. or three cents per single cory
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How. r. ]. WALKRR's ourrrr--The Washing.
ton Star saya that Hon, r. j. Walker, on desermia-
ing not to go to China did promptly pay back Into
the U. 8 Treasury the amount be had drawn for bis
out6t, when intending to accept the mission
Another vsxsd question settled. Sound the rum
rets-beAt the drumst
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skON"f BE HUMBUGGED.-MK. OS.

I EUN'T BE HUMBUGGED-MR OS-
~ BORNE would inform the good people of
Richmond that he is still 10 be found at his old stab
lished gallery. opposite the Banks. Mr. o. has not
taken one Thousand pictures in two months but he
has done q ne bueiaeEs for twent y-two months.
OSBORNE. claims to be the first in Richmond to
give to Daguereotypes hfe-like fesL-colorsd ap-
pesrsnce.
STOCK! sTOCk!! sTCCK!!.-OSBORNE is
prepared 20 furnish country artists with CAMERAS
TOOLS, CHEMICALS, AID STOCK, Wholesale OF
retail. OSBORNE,
cc2i Sign Of the Flegs of ali Nations
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THE DAILY DISPATCH,

~, The circuastoa of the Daily Dispatch exceeds
considerably that OF all the Daily papers of Richmond
combined.
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WHITE TEETH, HEALTHY GUMS

M HlrE TEETH. HEALTHY GUMS.
w AND A SWEET BREATH.-Au these bepe-
kts ara derived from the of Zeran's Delightful
Tooth Wash 1t s used ard RECOMMENDED by the
most eminent dentists in the country 1t viii cleanse
diseases of the gums and impart healthy and fra
grant odor to the breath Prepared only by Francis
Zermsn, Druggist, Philadelphia For sale wholesale
retail by r. X. DUyAL & BRO, Richmond and
all Druseists, at only Is cents per bottle.
oc 2o-Smt
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DAGUERREOTYPING

I NAG Ii YOU wish q
~ really good PICTURE call st ouoe on MINNIS
change Bank, and have 1t done up ia their superior
style They have just received splendid assortment
OF God Lookets, Fancy Cases, &C. in which to place
pictures at nodeI ate prices.
oc % MINNIS & WATSON.
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1 sAGUERREOTYPE trut hful, life
A. ike, finely finished portrait or miniature of a
relative friend severed from by distance or death
who would not prize and desire to possess? clear,
seen. But MOULSON'S Pictures withstand the test
Of time, and pronounced by the highest authority,
unsurpassed on either side the Atlantic.
Our price for of these fine Portraits is only
ONE DOLLAR complete, and warranted to please
sale.
Strangers and citizens cordially invited to call
and examine specimens.
Observe the name and nuuber-MOULSOE'S Sky
and Side Light Dasue Gallery, IlG Main street.
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FIJK alIsE.--l have igr hire for the bal.
i -, nj tbs wear. WOMAN, who is said TO be q
.,5c,.>. washer sud Ioner-~ ltheat ineumhrance.
- "a EDWTD. d EACho,
~ y General Agent and Collector
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DRAFTS VIRGINIA SKY-LIGHT
l. GALLERY, Establtahed 1916, No. I45 Main st.. at
the Gothic WfrdoEOur great success during the last
seven years, during which we have taken OVER
THlRTY-FIVE THOUSAND PORTRAITS, is the
best proof We can offer of the goodness and perma-
neDce of Pictures and obviates the necessity of
putuS ourselves into notice An ask is give Us
call and you obtain every variety of Picture at
reasonable prices. with all the latest improvements
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o'DosoHuE scr PERMITTED TO LECTURE
il stated that O'Donohue, the Irish patriot, who
was announced to deliver lecture before The Irish
Social Association in Baltimore. Monday night, was
not suffered to proceed. He was in such an excited
state, and became 90 violent in his denunciations
that the cfacersof the Society silenced him.
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DENTrsTRy
4 k'flFlCIAl. TKETH--l;kEAE All

IA - NAL EaE 1a---tIhE1Ak AND
tMPokTAEF IMPRovENRNP--trhe nader.
,saed I'D sass parchased tha right to use DR. ALIENS
PAFENT IMPROVEMENT In the tnods of insert.
fns ARTIFtCIAL TEETH, which 4 one Of th,
sEsssess ard aost important inventions ever made in
tass efanch OF tks Dentssss art.
ihs improvement consists In the aunlpyrnen nt of
tai superior 10 gold ia purity, and in the coulplae
iea of sit the teeth by silicious CON pound yticb
the same time forms the most beautiful ard natu
81 looking suni aud hling up oil creyioes and rrer-
sE'es. and rendering IL impossible for the teeth 70
gseone uapteasant 10 tbs by the aocu,nuls-
on of particles of food other substances between
saen Ne other mode of mounting artificial teeth il
comparable to this IN any respect.
Persons wearing teeth inserted In the ordinary
sgaS. aad NOT giving eeFstacton) are invited 10 try
this invention, which they do at but little asd-
aonal cost.
We shall be pleased to show specimens Of thi, h;pa
OF work & any persons who will call at our Office,
whether Sey want artificial teeth or not
WAfF MAH0NY, Dentixta
ny l7-dAwts Office. 2h9 Main street
4 xRANULArED GUM.-lhIs beautiful
~ article, rsed for securing artificial teeth on eir
platss, snFPasSes every attempt at Initiating the ma
turai ga'n, with somewhat elnilar prepa ous-
whiist rs strength 10 great that have yet to hear
81 the Tst set OF teeth In which 1t has been broker
by accident or by u-e,
by Gold and Silver Filings are much admired for
ther saoothness This eyenpess of surface prevents
the lodgneGs uf food aboul them, WHICH would ren
der them worthless; besides my plugs III retain the
natural teeth through life, rs they uevei come out.
Alter ioae course of experiments have secured
compound for weak teeth that can be used when
1t Is impossible to use any kind OF rectal.
K D. ADDINGTON,
Graduate Dentist.
OGice one door from 10Th on Main a. No,
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RI URRAY'S DAGUERREAN GALLE-
IsA RY, EAGLE SQUARE, Main Street, is the
place TO obtain perfect picture at low price. The
FLESH TINT, the result of long and patient study,
applied to Daguerreotypes without extra charge,
STEREOSCOPES, the most beautiful of all pictures,
taken at very reasonable rates Strangers and cit-
worthy of patronage Pictures taken in al sorts of
weather JOHN MURRAY,
Sign of the Red Flag, over the Bookstore of James
Woodhouse. no4
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GFLENDID PIANO FORTES.-J. A

F4NHE OLD MEDIC L HOUSE,
i FRANKLIN STREET, JUST BELOW THE
EXCHANGE HOTEL-DocToR PLUME Il co.
are still dispensing the blessings of their skill in the
and of a delicate diseases at this old
institution.
People in the country, when visiting the city,
very particularly invited to call mo charge tor
s1ltation) Much attention Is given to female disor
Gers.
Doctor P. Co. are the makers and sole venders Of
the CHEMICAL EXTRACT OF FRENCH FLOW.
Frs which has stood the test of time, and which is
unrivalled in giving tone and vgor to system shat
tered and almost wilIed down by the frolics of esry
life.
All letters prepaid, promptly attended TO. Office
an 5-dLwts RICHMOND. VA
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sI0Y REM have for rent, "a small
l. ~ .,,ralnins three roofas and ki;chen on
~ uexr thS residence OF Hon, John NJ
~. ". -,,..essnn oaa be hsa at oroe. Apply to
t.-'~*' EDWARD ID. EACHO,
General Agent ana CNllertnr.
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FOR RENT.

,,op SALE OK kENf.--Ho are au-
A. sd to sen or rent the Bt1ok House, with
u 'sS,,+-'iErrse oa the Caaai, near hr. JeHepe
etheI a. = Fopu6Fy and az present occupied bY
= Nj youy as grocery store. Possession given
h', fs4 If January next
F1f N'''ST "F''' TOLER & COOK.