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DOTANIC PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.

DOTANIC PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.
- DOCTOR E. d. ROBINSON continues to offer
his services the afflicted and especially those su
fering with chronic and supposed incurable forms Of
disease. The Dr. has been engaged in the practice of
and therefore give satisfactory reference. Thou
sands who dragging ont miserable existence with
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Bronchitis. Fluor Aibus,
Dropsy Neuralgia, Paralysis, Scrotula, Liver Com.
plant Disease, of the Lungs. Fstuia, NC might be
speedily relieved and many permanently cured
Persons at q distance would do well to come to the
city and remain until their health is restored Ex-
tracing Teeth only % cents.
Office On franklin, between 18th and l4th streets.
Secret forms of disease treated with great
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POP, BaNG The finances of the cit,

POP! BANG The finances of the city
were considerably increased yesterday by variety
of fines imposed on persons for firing pop-crackers
in violation of the city ordinance. Before passing
Judgment, the Mayor stated that he sheuId be gov
erned in the amount of fines by the grades of the Of
fences and that he would send none of the cases to
the Grand Jury, members of that body could pre-
sent persons engaged in the sport, without his aid
VIM. H. Hopkins fined s5 for firing pack of
crackers on 18th street Monday night, after being
cautioned not TO do SO by the watchmen
Richard Moore was not at home when pack was
thrown out of his window. His continued
until to dev.
VIM j. Whitlow was fined Si0 for firing two packs
after being warned of the improperly by the
Mayor.
Henry H yman was fined ST., because hia little son
Abraham fired 9 cracker in the street in the day
time.
John 0. Steger was fined 81 for permitting his son
to fire two crackers III the street.
Ed Chiles had to pay 81 for firing single cracker
in the street.
Wm Swami was seen to FIRE three crackers, and
had TO pay ST..
Mrs Mary T. Mitchel-or rather her husband
fined S. for firing several packs, TO the annoy
ance of her neighbor.
There are yet many other cases TO be disposed of,
which viii be called this morning. His Honor seems
bent executing tue ordinances, and while he be-
lieves it impossible TO present children for firing
crackers in their yards and homes he feels it 70 be
the duty of the police to make pay dearly for
firing them in the street, and thereby endangering
the lives of persons who are passing.
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CALIroRNIA.-Californiai is only nineteen days
distant from US. By the Ramsey route, we have
news as late as the 7th instant days later than
previous advices The transit from San Francisco
to New Orleans occupied buteighteen days-thence
we received the news By telegraph, and gave it to
our readers yesterday.
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THE OPERA.-We are to have the Ope-
ra for four nights next week. The company is strong
and talented one and will give the pablo very fne
entertainment. The selection for the four nights
are excellent. Ross Ds VRIEs is the Prims Donna
OF the corps. and we learn that as good she was
two years since, she has greatly improved.
Tickets will be for sale at P. III. TAYLoR's Music
Store tomorrow. diagram ofthe Theatre will be
there and tckets may be had and seats secured for
any of the four nights.
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4 NkEAT BARGAINS AT THE FRANK
E LIN CLOTHING STORE, NO. SO, MAIN ST i,
RICHMOND, VA.-We have just received a large
and complete of Ready Made Clothing, suitable
for Fall and Winter wear, and will continue TO
ceve large additions weekly, per steamers Virginia
and Pennsylvania from mandatory in Philadel
phia Persons wishing buy will always have large
and fresh stock to select from. Also, large and well
selected stock of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods al
ways on hand. Also, Umbrellas. Our plan of ope-
rat5on is large sales and small profits
T. DECOU CO.,
se 2S-Sra No 93 Main street.
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ENIRE, LIFE AND MARINE INSU-
L. RANCE.-The Richmond Fire Association are
1ow prepared TO issue policies of Insurance the
above description of risks reasonable terms
any similar company, and respectfully ask share of
he patronage of the public. Applications will be
,eived at the Office, No. 225, of Main and 9th
streets where the officers will cheerfuy furnish al
Information that may be required All Losses prompt
iy and liberally adjusted
JAMES BOSHER, President.
JOHN H GosEER, Secretary. nah IL
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sALAnrrs.-The Episcopal and Presbyterian con-
grerations In Aususta county have determined 10
iucrease, by two hundred dollars each tho salaries
of their respective pastors.
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THRISTMAS & NEW YEARS PRE-
have now on hand very large assortment of Books
sod Fancy Goods, suitable for presents, embracing
everything in their line.
In the Jureaile Department, they have than
300 kinds consisting of all the Popular authors both
English and America, msuy of tn beautifully IL
iustTated and attractive to the young. and almost
everything " hieh please and delight the youth
ful family cirelssto whi6h they invite the especial
attention OF their many juvenile friends de Is
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The LEGISLATURE ON AN ExcuRsIoN.-Ihe
Norfolk Beacon, of w Wednesday, says:
Over forty members of the Virginia Legislature
yisit to cur CRY Yesterday they visited The
Navy Yard and the U. 8. chip Pennsylvania, ana
were entertained by our citizens lastevening WIN
a supper at the National Hotel.
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SAtroRp's MIssrRELs are admirable yo.

calists, and should be heard to be appreciated The
burlesque of 'Uncle TOMS Cabin" performed on
"Wednesday night, is an admirable take off of .Aunt
Harriet Reecher Stowe," and we really wish that
old iad3 could see it performed by this tronpe. Be
sides these attract;cns it s worth at least two quar-.
ters to teo Sitter, the great champion dancer, 90
through ons of hs fsvcrite jss Why. the fellow has
no equal on the slight fantastic tee" that we have
ever seen, either in breakdown or q fa1cy dance.
If you wish 80 enjoy rich drop in at Metro
politan Hall tonight. and the sights theae pre-
sented.
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GAWS, SAWS, SAWS! ofevery descrip-

~ ton, manufactured and s0Id by
TOLAND BURGER,
10TH betwee Main and Cary streets Richmond, Va.
CIRCULAR SAWS of all sizes and styles, and
every other variety of SAWS that may be called for.
All Saws stamped TOLAND l. BURGER, warranted
give satisfaction if not, being fairly tried, will
be exchanged or the money refunded.
Strengthening. retoothng and repairing Of all kinds
done at the shortest notice.
WE CHALLENGE THE WORLD to produce &
Circular Saw, either large or small that we cannot
strai ghteD, matter from what how badly
IL may have been sprung or buckled.
All Circulars warranted to run true.
b
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UyFoRrUYaTE q

UEFoRrUHATE OCoUaREN0E.-Yesterd
afternoon, as Mr. g. w. Howell, (of the Washingtsn
and New Orleans telegraph Office in this Cify.l and
Mr. Edward Sorrell were riding in buggy down
Broad street, the horse took fright and the two gem
tlemen were thrown out. Mr.. Howell we regret to
say so bao injured that his lite was considered
In danger at O'Clock last night. We understand
that Dir. Sorrell was not injured seriously.
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BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS, AT
Eb G0LDSmITS Cheap Store, No. Al Main St.
AS the hoiioays at hand, persons who want
great baraaihs in Dry Goods, have only to call on
GOLDSMTf, as he is determined not TO stand on
profits Mouseines Catcoes. Irish Linens, Raw Silk
PlGds Blankets, Comforts Cloaks. Shawls, Cottons,
Liuds1 rs Collars, Chmsettes, Bands FianneIe,
QuiJ<z Frages Gloves. Diapers, Napkins. Silks, Me-
rinoes, Checks, Bobbin Edgings, Swiss and Cambria
Edgiigs and fnsertings, and numerous other goods
which viii he offered ar low prices de %
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PRICE ONE CENT.

s.!I SIf CourCiL.-This body held 4 called
,s,Ia :. the Chauherisin,s oaioe A. o,ess
n;s.e ~ to receive the repcrt Of tbs CO.,
ers Mil ss e.. + ne Market Present-M. ssrs NJ
aud snead. uii' ofattan, Haskirs, Csrrinsto1,
Mn.ssss After the Board was called e. ord.r a.,
proved. were read and ap-
Acso Mayhkt Hsss.--Mr. C.,r,n,.o,, e-s
RAJ t ~ .ao s,sst Market 30 whom was refsr
Fist Msrkes offered The e tie improving Of the
rae COMMITTEE on the First Maysa, -
ron, fa s;s ,ne accompany report
.o.l "a e1s Sud Conmittee presented =, srd ssi ps.s
tne Council on the i4lh day of Noyehsr
sspa E;ras 70 .hs Rebuilding and improvement, Of sbs
al House. beg leave, In accordance VIII
I ana resolutions ts present to the C,,,,;t
Ine accompanying plan and estimate of MI an .
9 @ o. tas city for The rebuilding and
,ei. m u the FIRST Market House. And tho Comr;,
lee beg leave to offer the following resuinfsa-i !.
"aien q Lney asS the concurrence of the Council,
.ssosetd That the sum Of $4,000 be. and ,hs
Improvement of the First Market House. asreeabis
y .ns pIsn ana estimate of the City Engineer here
Mr. Darlington did not object to the iayus of IN =
Isport on the table for the present. The sheet Of
sne eooufnlttee In asking call of the Council this
uselins' esis' was 70 guard sgainss the necessity of
IETusihs iae sfaIs fu that portion of the Mart 81
House q between Main street aud the Station Hosss
oi the ensuing year, as the ordinance dfrects II
wnra bs.h .nehs ls 70 ee rnsde-aud be hoped i.
Toule oe ne stalls should only be rented ont until
SNunc are prepared to order the old bsiiding Z,
Do puiIed down. . No ~
Or Mills moved that the report be laid on tina ~,
Bile. and the motion carried ~ 1850 W 'A0 ID
on motion Of Mr. Darlington, the 5th sect;on os
e olainahce relative to the markets. requiring the
olerk OF the Market to rent out the salls for The
Jea On III ISL OF January. was amended as to au
.nor1ze the Committee to rent ont the stsus f,o.n
ma,a street to the Station House from day to day
nl.; oatIsngto then gave notice that at the pext
meeLing or the Council, he would call mn IN. renot
for he felt satisfied that the work was ar, Of
nv mte necessity. aud should be commenced at once
Ihe present building was la falling csnsi,ion
ing some one. --'1Ns Vi oiusa'
adjourned 'e'iS 'Ho oouscii
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DICHMOND STOVE WORKS-NEAR
1trREDEGARL LOCOMOTIVE WORKS. RICH

1trREDEGAR LOCOMOTIVE WORKS. RICH
M0ND, VA-BOWERS, SNYDER l. CARTER
uanufaou uring at these Works, the Virginia Air
Tight Cook Stove, four sizes, "Richmond Premium"
Cook S5sve," four sizes, Southern Piauter' Cook
Stove of two slzes, Air Tight, Wood Franklin and
Coal Franklin "IliaH' Paror Stoves, Air Tight Wood
Franklin and Coal Franklin STAR Par0r Stoves
"lIon Prince" Heating Stove for Coal Vixen" Heat
focal onyl three sizes, Flute Box" Stove, for
wood of five sizes Fronts and Crates Cast Iron Rail-
ipgs in great variety, Window Caps and siiis Truss
es, Pilastres, Corniee, Brackets, Rosettes, Mirror
Frames, Daguerreoiype Frames &C. and most de-
scriptions OF light Castings The Richmond made
Stores hcGr5er than those of Northern make,
of simpis construction, are conveniently supplied
with loose plates 20 replace any that may be broken
and warranted to give satisfaction in their ope
ration. Dealers throughout the South are solicited
to favor us with their orders
Several new and improved patterns Of Stoves
in preparation for he bu iuess of the coming
The Stoves manufactured By Messrs. Bowers Sny-
der and Cater ofthe Richmond Stove Works" have
been made my leading Stoves for the past two years
aud have found them TO give my customers general
satisfaction. CHARLES D. YALE,
Main street, Richmond, Va.
DEPOT for Bolton L Ysle's Patent Caloric Air Fur
mace. de zl-lm
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SUPPOSED Discovery OF Iscxsp,.nrns-


Oar readers remember that on Tuesday mornng
last the dry goods store of Messrs Cox SMonta,nss
was forGbiy entered, robbed of seven or eight hnn
cree doiiars In money, and then fred Cucumstan-
css M nsVe ~ SINCE been brought to mind which indpoe
Mr COX to believe that the deed was perpetrated by
2 negro man owned by bis mother, who was standing
by when ne put his cash sales in his drawer last SAT-
urday night, and an officer has been dlspetched to
Cerone county to arrest him and bring him 10 this
city negro woman, formerly owned by Mr. Cox.
who was heard to threaten vengeance upon him fer
sellns her Is also suspected accessory and she
mas been taken Ia custody On searching her preui-
tes several and piece of lace iden-
tineo oy Mr Montague, were found. The lace is
shehtiy soiied by smoke, and the woman declares
that t was picked up at the store after the Ere, by
negro boy, and given to her. If the negro feIlouy
who is suspected broke into the store and robbed and
bred 1t, ne bas bad ample time to dispose Of bis
booty, and even thou sh guilty, may now escape nan.
ishnent for want of proof. 1t may turn out how.
ever that he has taken the stolen money with hin
and II this be and it is found upon his peIson he
may be convicted. incendarisn is common in our
CITY that we trust the officers will lag their Of
forts to discover the guilty party, until the wretch
who applied the torch is copdernned for his unpar-
donabie crime. and made to suffer the heaviest ne
ty that tho law can inffct.
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cas.r.Sr,sorL..-Sino its establishment. this
city has been besieged twenty -our times and taken
six times.
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Dp4p.-Mr. Christian Huffman, who broke bis
hack while throwing eff load OF wood, In staun-
ton. recently, has since died
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4 EVl'o CHEAP STORES, IS and IS

4 Z ' > CHEhT EIOhEIo, To hLlU 10
~ Main street.-Ladies yon will find it to your in
terest call and look at my goods and prices before
purchasing else where.
Aoraseiine dc Lame sc Figured Alpaca I2lc;
fancy dress Silks 75c; Brocade Al paccs, fine goods,
&C. worth SIZE French English aud German Meri-
DOS; Cloth Cosks. ali ceiors French Merino CIoaks;
Silk Vise.tes for s. price; all wool Deaines f5c
embroidered and plain Grape Shsws S5 TO $50; fast
colors Me-rinsck Prints; Shawls; house. keeping
sovks of all kindss 124 Linen and Cotton Sheetngs;
I24 Blankets: Linen DEnlssk Napkin Towels; Ia
5le Cloths: TowellinE Diaper pure irish Linens;
1900 ksero Blankets cheapest in this city; all kinds
OF heavy Negro Clothing Give me trial is al ask.
LEWIS CHEAP STORES,
de21 Is and IS NJ ain street
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MAYoR's CouRT.-No business OF a GRIM
inal character wus transacted before the Mayer yes
terday.
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The j, T. BoDISE. This schooner, which
sunk at our wharf some few days since, has bsfn
raised, and relisved Of pefton Of her csrso, In
damaged condition.
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MA AXE 4 NOTE OF THIS.--MINNIS
w WATSON, No. le8 Main street. few doors
below the Exchange Bank, have just received large
aud handsome assortment of new style of fancy Gases,
Lockets, Pins, &e., made expressly for Daguerreo-
types IN which they will place rstsclass pictures
aud sell on the most reasonable terms. Nothing
could be suitable for Chritulas New Years
present than of these finely finished pictures put
up into a neat case; for such call on.
de l9 MINkfS 4 WATSON.
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-,,s.Tt.ITrs WEEKLY LINE OF CA.

7Ssss-,51-I.1ITrs, WEEKLY LINE OF CA
AIUNU AND LYNCHBURG.-The subscriber re-
spectfuly socits the patronage OF merchants and
shippers between Richuond and Lynchburg, TO
and the KEYSTONE) which he has made arrange
ments to run, leaving the above places on WE'D
EESDAY III each week, after lst January, 1854.
And having rented the large and commodious
Store House. the north side of the Basin, between
9Th and 10th streets he will receive goods storage
at usual rates.
de i7-l2yf JOHN SPPLEYARD.
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FrRE.-Ab0ut nine O'Clock last night a
stable in the northwest section Of the City was 90;
on IRE and burned 10 the ground.
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.ON7T BE HUMBUGGED.-MK. OS-

~ BORNE would inform the good people of
Richmond that he is still TO be found at his old estab
shed gallery, opposite the Banks Mr. o. has not
taken one thousand pictures in two months, but he
has done fine business for twenty-five months.
OSBORNE claims TO be the first in Richmond to
peaTanee.
STOCK! STOCK! sTOCK!!!-OSBoRNE is
pre- pared TO furnish country artists with CAMERAS,
TOOLS, CHEMICALS, and STOCK, wholesale
retail. OSBORNE.
ncN Sign of the Flags of all Nations
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From TExAs.-By the arrival of the steamer
Louisiana at New Orleans, We have Galveston
dates to the 18th. The Pacific Railroad bill passed
the Senate of Texas the 9th, by vote of % to e.
The State Times says:
The eastern portion of the route is left open for
a commencement from Fulton southward The
bill confines the line to crossing the Trinity, Bra
zos and the Colorado rivers at the SD degree, or
the nearest practicable point to it The portion
between the Colorado and the Rio Grande has no
line designated. bonus of twenty sections was
granted. The printed bill has been altered in few
other particulars.
There ia not much Indian news. The Lipans and
Toncahuas were organizing an expedition against
the Comarches, to aveDse foray made spon the
former. They and the Comanches have been enc
mics for years Maj Neighbors was about to take
steps to arrest the movement
The prospects for heavy crops of cotton and su-
gar on the Colorado were very fatering
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A MAZONi ID o l. S, &c.--I am now
"a opening this day, large assortment Of Fancy
Goods Of every description, suitabie for holiday pre-.
sents. 10 which invite the attention OF pers5ps.-
Call and se the many srricles TOO rnus to
lion For sale by n. M ZIMMERMAN,
de ii Garner Main and 18th SITS.
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THE DAHL Y DISPATCH.
CASH TERMs OF ADVEKT7slE1,Is;' M

,ies...II - LINES on Lsss MAZE 4 ssuAsr; Ionsea
shsi n.sa.s charged In sxset proportion, snd psy
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rg-DR C. B. BRAINERD.-Da. BRAIsrRD can
he consulted at the Exchange Hotel until Wednes-
day of next week, fsola to II A. NJ, and to r. NJ
nv stay Will be short, therefore. let ali who wish
treatment apply at once. Correspondents BY ad-
dressing me, post paid box 70l, New York city, stat.
ing the nature of their case and whether the eye
bail is small large also whether the eye stsnos
out prominently or is subken--cen, for TIVE oousrs
obtain advice; treatment tor dollars ia which
case the pay for advice will be deducted. The poor
favorably considered.
A PUBLIC EXAMINATION At ODeFEL-
LOWS HALL.--Ou FRIDAY ~ tEaiNc, the Sotn
instant. there will be pubhc exaninatioa Of
cases treated by DR.. Branerd, tor detect % sight
The Examining COMMITTEES WIN CONSIST o. messts
DR. Brainerd courts even the seseEest
scrutiny, aud as the examination Is to De open and
nn.sd No., romnsfspt to Judge viii not be absent
rhs nahI;c are Invited to attend The Hall will be
aneneS At 8 o,slsck and the examination commence
at O'Clock p. 81.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.
a


NJ n p. ErSfserd; take great pleasure in stat
-. ~, Sr six inoaa be past have been afflicted
with n.anins OF water ost OF one eye that it almost
:. :, a,,. canal one drop every three ninutcs. You
- 20 ssgnlicstion the 22d inst 10 the morning
hih "a 20 efiieacinus. that since them not 70
.s "a sh,se drops of water haye accumulated in the
sss ave and feel infinitely relieved, u not en-
sl,lx e,,red will sdd. that the other eye Is mus
i'any.ssd ID having been fer sighted. aud do not
hssitste TO recommend those having sfsctive eyes
=, ,ss 4 the experiment The ccst Ii nothing COM
as,.5 with the benefit L. D. HANCOCK,
Rural Retreat Wythe County. Va,
Member of the Lesislsiuie.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY j. A. COWARDIN.

The DAILY DISPATCH is served % suhscrisers
=, s1S Arm A QUARTER csHTs PER WEEK, payable 70
sse Carrier weekly. Price for mailing, ~ yesri 10
savauce,
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Dr. Broaaerd-DEAR SfR: This is to certify that
for che ls-s eleven years. have been so much afic-
ted with Inflammation OF my eyes, that have been
unable to work great part of the time and suffered
verytmuch tom pain 10th night and day. and for tho
as< SIX years could not do the least thing without
classes have been under treatment by Professor
Stsrsey OF Philadelphia have attended the Eye In.
Urinary, of Boston, DR.. Graves of Providence Dr.
Jarvis. OF Ciaremont N H , and all to no benefit.
take pleasure in stating that attended DIR. Brai-
nerds Lecture of the 10rh of August, and had his
Cups applied about minutes and three fourths of
tie inflammation removed and by applying them
once day for one week it entirely rernoved a-
terwaTds applied them occasionally for fortnight,
the whole number of applications being about IS ard
only Sweeks from the time they irst applied;
lett of nay glasses aud laid NY Cups aside and have
not used either since the last of August now con-
sider my eyes permanently cured, and believe that
nothing but the Eye Cups could ever have effected
such wonderful cure. and could mention a half q
dozen others in this town that have received a. much
benefit as have, and safely recommend the Eye
Cups as an infallble blessing to the afflicted. b
Yours, very resp. otfully,
CORNELIA K. GfLkS, Wsltharn, Mass.
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NOTICE.-The undersigned beg to in
IN form the public that C. A. BOTTCHER will
leave for Europe about the middle of this month for
the puTposa of making purchases and supplying Us
with alf the fashions for the coming season.
stock of TRIM INGS. FANCY AND VARIETY
GOODS, at CONSIDERABLY REDUCED PRI-
CES and respectfully solicit call fon ell in want
of any OF the above named Goods.
Orders for any special article our line will be re-
eeiyed, and promptly attended 70.
HIRSH BOTTCHER,
no 29-ln* i79 Broad st
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

u The circulation of the Daily Dispatch sxceeds
that of s the Daily papers of Richmond
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DAauERREorYprNc.
IMpokIANT q, DECIsIoN-M

MPUNIANT ID E G / 8 o N.-MUR-
Il RAYS DA8uERREoTYPESs- public has
decided that the FLESH TINT DAGUERREO-
tfPES taken by the subscriber, are the most beam
afpl and correcs of any 'in the universal wosd"-
Combining every essential rsquistefsature express
aon, eoiof-taey cannot be otherwise than perfect
ise sIlsio OF natare The citizens Of Richmond and
sin pictures at alt times ut the well arranged and al
trsotive Gallery OF JOHN MURRAY,
Essss Square, Main street, sigu of the Red Flag.
N B,-Pricss very reasonable. Stereoscopic Pic
tares taken IN style which cannot be exceeded.
de