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How swindIers are Punished in England.

low SWfnOltTS are fuutSHtu LHEtdHCs
Our readers remember that Sir John D. Paul and
bis partners, Messrs. Strahan and Bates, who were
for many years leading London bankers, failed
some time since, and disclosed that they had, when
pressed for money disposed of securities placed in
their hands ON deposit, and applied the money to
their own necessities The last arrival from Eu
rope brings intelligence of the trial and convictions
of these persons and that the sentence pronounced
upon them is fourteen years transportation.
This is the way criminals are dealt with in Eng
land The higher their station, the surer and more
Inevitable their doom. Sir John d. Paul, says the
n Y. Herald, was baronet, a magistrate, lead:
ing member of the church and Of several religious
and charitable societies his connections, as well as
those of his partners, were highly respectable and
Influential Yet they have received the same pun
ishments as if they had been the lowest criminals
of London. 1t is justice to England to concede
that her laws impartially administered and
that the noble and the peasant, when they violate
those laws, suffer the penalty. Unfortu-
nately this cannot be said of the United States
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Mr.. Crampton.

II Is pleasing to learn that the apprehensons of
immediate difficulty with Great Britain have pass
ed away but the American public will not rest sat
isfed until the violation of American laws by the
British minister has been apologized for punish
ed. No one condemned the violations Of American
neutrality more vehemently than did the London
Times, when the first statements concerning them
reached England late article of the London
Shipping Gazette fully sustains the American view
of the matter. We trust the dispatches recently re-
reived from England proffers an ample atonoment
Tor the indignity offered us. If not, the admins
tration should Immediately dismiss Mr.. Champion
A nation which has not selfrespect enough to vim
dictate its own laws and honor, cannot expect and
docs not deserve to be respected by other people.
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lately of the Amerca Shaving Saloon has taken the
house next door to Dr. Powell on 9th street between
Main and Cary, and fitted up with superior eccommo-
dations for his business where all who desire easy
and pleasant Shave will find him, as heretofore ever
ready to please his customers.
His superb style of Hair Cutting Is proveIbiai, and
he is sure he can please the most fastidous He viii
continue manufacture the celebrated Hair Restora
tive and Tonic, which, with other popular prepare
tons and dyes together with the delightful Sham
poon Bath will make his shop, he hopes the resort
of all who desire to be waited upon in his line.
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Mark the OLSON, of

u Mark the lmprOvemcnt.--Hobso OF
the American Shaving Saloon, is furnishing up his
accommodating place for the reception of Fall and
Winter visitors-painting, guiding, Competing, &c
He will soon have his place handsomely renewed
1t has heretofore been and will continue be- the
resort of the old the idde-aged and the young; for
all who want agreeable Shave, their Hair cut
in style unsurpassed by any one will surely find
Hobson or his polite employees Co. then, to Hobson
and get clean, nice shave your hair in becoming
STYLE and take good Hot Cold Shower Bath, aud
you will come away better and wiser.
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Taylor Monument Dedication.

EAsToS Pa, Nov. 16-The monument in honor
of Zachary Taylor is to be dedicated here on Tues
day next and great time is anticipated Invita-
tons have been extended to Generals Scott, Cad
wallader Patterson and Foster, and Commodore
Stockton, and it is hoped that most, if not all Of
them, will be present Twenty different military
companies are expected
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ARRIVED OUT.-Roger A Pryor, Esq, on a
special mission to Greece, has arrived at Athens.
A letter dated there on the cath October, saws he
was treated with marked attention by the court.
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ihs NEW ooaaAsDER-Is-CHIEr OF the British
army In the Crimea, Sir VIM. Jno. eodriarto,
mas mad no very great experience in the b.ttIe
neid Alma was his first engagement He .I.o
Yea the unfortuaate attack against the Rsdan, Ha
hs0nsthins over fifty years Of age, $40
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thanks to his friends and the public for the liberal
share of custom in his line they have heretofore
awarded to him. His late disaster has subjected him
to heavy loss and great Inconvenience. But he is
again ready TO receive orders He may he found for
hail. and viii be pleased to attend to any business in
his branch of trade oc 2l-u
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IEAAs-Gov. Pease has issued the certificate of
election for Congress to Col Matt. Ward. demo.
erat' who has been elected by a majority of IL
votes ms seat viii probably 6e contested by his
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ARRIVAL OF MISSToSAuES-Rev. r. f. nre,
and Mrs. III. J. Buell, missionaries from Athens
came passengers in the bark Sultana, which an
rlved al Boston on Thursday from SMYRNA.
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II Important Notice TO HoEsex eepers,-.
Paterson & Jackson's MAGIC FURNITURE POL
isH universaE acknowledged by all who have used
it, to be a'decded hit" 1t is warranted to give the
most beautiful polish furniture and with less labor
than any other known polish Prepared only and for
sale by PATERSON l. JACKSON.
no lS-2w Druggists II Main ST
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SENTENCED TO BE HusG.-At the last term of
Wythe county Circuit Court, negro named Geo
convicted OF an attempt to violate tho person Of
hung on the 2lst of December. W 'o
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koBBERY-On Thursday night last .
namcd Smith, in the employment of F. II P Inan
Jewehcr at fredericksburg, suddenly decamn e,,i
with three gold and six silver watches He b. i
since been heard from 'S' hoi
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FROM BERAUDA-0ur dates from Bermuda arc
% November 7th. The British feet from Halifax.
I'm me Admiral In command, and portion of the
t pa'e heet, were daily expected Gov. MURRAY
aa pIo'osued the Legislature. The mail steamer
late voyage '1'''s
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FATAL AccIDEST.-George Jones and GEORGE
Anderson, fremen on the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road. We're both killed Thursday evening-one bv
over by train.
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HiIARDi<t.,--I have one larf'
Y,n.pnINCC.-N,, HOOPER has e'fT'
, n.pVV,5ryCtt LONDRE* {

L. GARS-Ths elegant and dengh VA. e,r.s,,i
nIsdo by jose Medevos aceiehf''eo ne ..t
living at No I57, Star street, Hava1s "a og,sa'
CUBS, whose cigars are seat ~ ave sstr,.i
small small e, " Of It them len from r,deu Of h.y'.I
are small cisals Of drlidoa' fae'r '"ss. ssb ra
soul-inspirng in their Effects oeioi1 .ts
and cares vanish like the n.'si oeioie 80.
usually sold at five cents pLlee 1u prrsn&
D r. 0i-'' % Mars
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SALE AND RETAIL, AT N. EzEKIEL's, rs MAIN Sr.-
have hand, and continue daily toemanufacture
and receive from the fashionable houses North,
large and varied assortment of Cloth Velvet, An
tiaue and other styles of Cloaks and Talmas which
am enabled to sell at such prices to defy competi
ton. Those in want need but call and examine be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. N. EZEKIEL.
no l92w IS Main st.
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LOST.

T OST TRUNk--On the 9Th inst, a large
IL black Box TRUNK, with initials"I a. 81 was
lost by passenger travelling the Richmond and
Danville Railroad. A small writing desk in this
Trunk contained papers of great value the owner,
and can be of profit to one else. The last positive
information had relative to the missing Trunk was
that it at the Junction of the Danvills and
South Side Rail Roads, upon the arrival of the morn
ing trains of that day. liberal reward will be paid
for the delivery of this Trunk Messrs. CHRISTIAN
l. LATHROP, Richmond. Va. no IS-2t
I OST OR STOLEN--In the Agricultural
II Fair Grounds, on Tuesday, the S0th October, an
Ivory PORTE MONNAIE, containing about $50 in
notes, Dat Tickets and sundry other papers, for the
recovery of which liberal reward will be paid on
pplying to LARUS l. SHINE, "A Main st. .
no |
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ExFresident Fillmore recently dined with the
King of Prussia
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,E Blank cts, Blankets, and Heavy
WOOLEN GOODS.-T. r. PRICE CO., have on
hand large and well selected stock of the best Negro
Blankets, Sattinets, Plains Kerseys and Linseys
which they will sell at the 'owest prices.
oc l6-ts
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WIN Lloyd Garrison refused to lecture on slavery
III hoston because Southern men were invited.
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tgA Gold Watch worth $50, n Lady's
Gold Bracelet worth $l2, n Gold Locket worth $40,
a splendid Dasuerreotype in beautiful Shell Case
worth So together with boxes of Cigars, Walkin,
Canes Port Monnaies, Cigar Cases &c, &C., for only
Is cents each, at POWERS Cigar Store,
no Is Onpoaite American Hotel
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reotypes certainly tho desirable Pictures that
any one can have. They the most life-like Pic
manner in which they are finished they are without
any doubt, the desirable Pictures that are made
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TT A Valuable Hint to Furniture Dealers,
Use Paterson & Jackson's MAGIC FURNITURE
POLISH" 1t is unquestionsbly the most labor-sa-
wing polish known, and satisfaction ia guaranteed
Prepared only and for sale wholesale and retail BY
.l- - ~. PATERSON JACKSON
no 13-2w Druggists, II Main st.
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s'o N i'ow, magistrate of Spottsylvania
county, died suddenly on the 18th inst
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-Siwous, Amhrorxnes of (h;,ireu...Ths

superiority of the Ambotype process for taking the
ikenesses of small children is quite evident the
time required for sitting is only about ne-fourth
that required by the old process And ss they are
Theoretically sealed between two Rlassest it is also
evident that they will last indefinite number of
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apEmAr. NOTICES.

a. 10 the Cifixene Of 1ich!nend and
Stranesrs vistin6 the ceYIf youf wish to get your
Hair cut in the atest and approved style, and
your Ministers changed TOT most beautiful black or
brown coior--then call on Hobsou under the Amen-
can Hotel Hot cold and shower Baths can be had
ut all hours from o'clock M, to 10 p. Single
bath q cents or tickets Tor u. Entrance 18th
gtreet. ...@s oe n
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American Party In south CaroIina.

CHARLESTON, s. G., Nov. 1d-The Grand Coun
ell of the American Party1M this State has adop.
ted a resolution recommending to subordinate
lodges to dsband and absolye members from their
obligations. s r, .,a
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W We would say to our country friends
attracted to the city by SIMON's Ambrotype and Co.
ored Photographs that they not forget to visit
the Agricultural and Mechanics Fais-they are both
we'll worthy visit. nc 81
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L. .O'n 'iaae OF the Rappahannock Va1 val
ley tbs season is estimated at 2Co0 600 hus,'a,u
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sad Casualty at an American Celebration.
LoCKPoRT Nov. 16-At American celebra-
ton in this city last evening cannon prema-
turely discharged, fatally injurng l.. j. Wicks, and
seriously woundng George Elliott. Mr. Wicks is
still alive, but is horribly mangled, and cannot long
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Il::5la7s = sTEAMER BELYIDERE

sz - FOR BALTIMoRE.-Freisht re,
ceived TO-DAY and up to the hour
of O'Clock j. NJ, TUESDAY, Goth inst.
Consignees requested to call in person TO send
orders for their goods. Unless they removed in
proper time they will be stored at their expense and
subject to storage.
Shippers requested to send in the names of
their consignees, else their shipme nts be
signed to order.
no l9-2t IIDLAM < WATSON.
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w-WM. p. BURWELL, Attorney nj Law
will practice in all the courts Of the City Of Rich
mond and the counties of Chesterfield and Powhatan
Prompt attention paid to tho collection Of all claims
entrusted TO his care.
Once corner Of Governor ana Main street., over
the store Of 4. b. Spence no lin
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If Upholstery Goods.--Indin and Union
Damasks Satin deLaines. Leco and Muslin Curtains
Gimps, Tassels, Loops Corniee, Bands, &C., a splen
did assortment nnnd.
Having engaged almost entire new set of work
men from the most celebrated houses North, who,
with my own experience, satisfied that Upholstery
work of every description will be executed in style
not to be eXcelled. JOHN +. REGNAULT
&C S0-lm 1872 Main street
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~ HOUSE FOX KENT, IN JEX1NG.
EHSGI TON, VA The subscriber offers for rent the
Al1A dwelling part of his house, situated in Licking
ton, the corner of Main and Ann streets opposite
the Presbyterian Church and known heretofore the
Cummings House. The portion offered for rent
1.-THE rest being occupied Dry Goods stores Main
street, contains IS rooms of which is large din
ing room; in addition brick kitchen furnished with
fine kitchen range and boiler, which supplies bath
room with hot water Mt oil times; servants rooms
above the kitchen; hath room, ice house. stable, &c.
The house suitable for private family. but the
tention of persons DESTROYS to open boarding house.
especially called it. The house is peculiarly fitted
for this purpose The opening for such business in
Lexington is extremely promising. The village is a
favorite place OF resort in the summer time, and in
the winter q ilourishins Law School draws many
Young men who DESTROYS to obtain good boarding;
and at all times there many families who would
gladly board by the year, if good boarding house
were established. Rent $500 year Possession given
January lst 1856 Communications to he addressed
MAJ. r. E. COLSTON,
Lexingtnu
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IMPORTANT FROM Rio JASEIRo.-The

ELECTION OF A PRoFEssoR-The Trustees of
Franklin college, Georgia, at their meeting on the
It'll inst, elected Chas S. Yenablc, Professor of Nat
ural Philosophy and Chemistry, in place of Prof.
John LIE Conte resigned. Mr. Venable is at pre-
sent one of the Professors in Hampden Sidney col
lege in this State
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, MATCH HORsEs;--A oDR,

o. MATCH HOR SES "a oxH y
41Nfne pair of cream eoiorsd Match 6NAsF
Horses. --1I<-
A FAMILY CARRIAGE, well built, with sets Of
Harness !
The above belong to q lady from the country, whs
will havs no further use for them.
Win be sold lew for caai. or Oh thort time for ap
proved ne gofahle paper. They be seen at Stable
rear Of Me.sss Dudley 4 Co.'s Wine Store. Main st.
WILLIAM A. BUFFERS
noe-eodtt- l57 Main street.
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BOARDING.
DOARDING,.-The are two very destr''


DOARDING.--Th are two very dfsif''
Id BILE and handsome rooms. suitable Tor iam'.t'
yacan. at the Prescott House on hein suseN '1'
doors above the Banks, that would hike TO have y
cupied They have been vacated only q: cS o1!s -
families who have returned TO Portsmouth, hll "a.
iy wishing to obtain board can be accommodate
on reasonable terms. can also aocominoaae '''''-
gentlemen with hoard, with or without iods'hh
Want to rent also. good PIANO IGr tho SI'o.'n.
dntion of boarders at the Prescott House Ap ~
son having one or rent will please call on N y.
at the above place. - ~ -
DKIVATE BOAKDiHt:.--I have one as mr. ;,
I pleasant room. with two adjacent rooms ~ n
inta each other well adapted to tho convenience o
family of four or eight also. TWO olne Eo.t
smaller size adapted TO tTo or "a ,se en-
very reasonable; situation mos, desirable "a q
AddressA NJ Richmond, Va --"---
DOARDING.--lIrs. HOOPER has 's s,s'.' ;.
Is vacant rooms, and accommodate o..9o css.,
with board on moderate terms -, ".
Hill, Grace street four doors from -'' ag,.sa
tors attending the Fair cen also DC Heeon'-'''
&C &-lm~ -----
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DAMASKS
Satin de LANES; Union Damasks
Lace and Muslin Curtains
Rich Gimps; Tassels; Loops, &c.
Do Cornce; Bands, &c.
T. R. PRICE co.
J. D. SMITH, Upholsterer makes and puts up
Curtains in the latest style Orders left with T. r.
PRICE Co. will receive prompt attention.
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sB A Letter from the Rev. DIR. John G..
McCabe, of Hampton Va.

McCabe, Of Hampton, Va.
.. HAMPTON, VA, Oct. 16, 1855.
Having had occasion to use BAKERS premium
BlTTERs in my family within the last two years. in
cases OF dyspepsia and nervous headache can safely
say have never used any remedy for these distress
ing malades with go signal success this. have
ever carefully avoided recommending any of the var
Gus nostrums with which the country is flooded be-
cause believe in majority of cases, they do more
harm than good; but Bakers Bitters have been
tried under my immediate observation and produced
such beneficial results, do feel liberty to with
hold my humble testimonial TO their value.
JNO. C. McCABE.
Sold BY PURCELL. LADD co. and Druzgists
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THE LOANS OF THE ROTHSCHILDS.-The loans
negotiated by the Rsthschilds since the beginning
of the European war are enormous They reach
the enormous amount of five hundred and fifteen
millions VITO England, Ss0000,Oo0; to Turkey,
S400O0,000; to Austria $l20,O00o00 first loan to
Russia, sl30,0O0,0OO to Sardinia, 100000; to
England, in exchequer bills, $35 GGoGOo; and a Sc
coud loan lust being perfected, $l00,0GO,0OO.
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III SOLU TION.--17:.c 1ir.r h,

ISSUI z L u METRIC frin heretOfOrc
~ existing under the name of ALLEN x SHARP
is from this date dissolved, by mutual consent Per
sons indebted to the Mill will please call and settle
and those having claims agains tho Mill will present
them for payment. J. H. ALLEN
III. F. SHARP
N B--Farmers ard Merchants will please send in
their orders usual for fine Richmond Ground Plas-
ter. j. Fl ALIEN
November Is 1855 M Io3tt
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CONvICTED-We learn by correspondent that
in the case of Matthews, who was on trial in
Prince George Circuit Court, for whipping slave
TO death, the jury on Friday brought in verdict,
fining the prisoner cent. Judge Nash, who
presided, sentenced Matthews to year imprison-
ment in the penitentary
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PROTEST AGAINST GEN. QUTMAN's DEsERTIoS
OF THE CUBAN CAUsE-The Eco de Cuba, of New
York, publishes the solemn protest of the Havana
Club against Gen. Quitman's "unlooked-for and
unjustifable" desertion of tho Cuban cause, in
which the Club says that from liberator OF Cuba
he becomes her tyrant and cxeeutioner, by having
created and upheld hopes which he has now de-
ceiyef y
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FTNO THE PUBLIU.--AbOut two months
l. ago. owing to a suspension of my business fool
ishly left the city. readily admit. No
out of hearing than the tongue Of SANDER branded
guilty man. and set ports agoing which mig
il true. ruin the character of any man. Allow me
publicly TO say to the authors of these lies that have
returned TO give them their proper title and if am
guilty of any OF the contemplate and ccwardly
charges brought against me, let them bring the proof
They stand before the world and their conscien
condemned and dastardly liars until they do
JOHN II. SHOOK,
&c 4
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qualified to teach English, Music and French, wish"
situation as TEACHER in private family or p
male Seminary. Her Recommendations are Of tie
amolest character Apply BY letter, or IL per,sn to
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NOTICE.--I have opened the store of the
/ late VIM. III. Sutton for short time in order to
reduce ths stock band, and will sell at reduced
prices, ut retail Wholesale for cash. time for
good negotiable notes. will sell the whole stock
ON hand, the good will of the store (which is first.
rate stand and has good of customers) and also
tho Fixtures and Key, on liberal terms.
BENJAMIN SUTTON,
mn 14--enSfa Attorney In fact
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IGOR SALE.--The stock Fixtures and
ing part of the city, doing good business owners be-
ing DESTROYS of removing from The city. bargain
may be had. Address box No. 259 Richmond F. o.
No lQ-6tx
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THE kUNkEL'S ARE CO0TZ,-,

Col. WOOD's GRAND MUSEUM
LIVING HUMAN CURIosrrps
CONSISTING OF
MAD CLOFULLIA, the celebrp,.S
Lady, from Switzerland; and her Heardcd
Infant Son, the young ESAU, "a yss,, i,
MOST MAGNIFICENT PAIR OF wHfsxEvs ~ ~ WIZ
astonishing freak of nature the world h.. me n''
duced. -N NN' ever N.
ma;na A Ame Fa G5antess, MISS HARDY. fro.
ing SSl pounds the talest woman in the worIi Vega
Also, the wonderful Swiss Warbler,
VIII exhibit for few days at l6? Man ,,.a.
poslte the Exchange Bsnk in beautifa roo,r a.
up Tor the occasion The exhibition will ror y. ~
on MONDAY, the 18th inst, and continue d,y wa
evening for one week. "'J 'Il
Admission p cents children ia cents
Doors open on Monday at "a. 81 TO u NJ: t-o,, o..
$500 = -. mo-
RALLOON ASCENSION.--Per,o hall
- ing tickets for the Balloon Ascension w. wv
to have taken place last Thursday at Slash Cer,gs
Will be admitted to the ascension which will ~
place in Richmond about the 10Th nns,
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- Nh. AND MRS WHITE
ODD FELLOWs' n1L
NOW OPEN
Dr. Beaie's Grand Illuminated Hi.,o,, =,
DIR. KANE,s
ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS,
TOGETHER WITH
ENGLISH AND DANISH
SEARCHES FOR SIR JOHN FRiyEIr
WIZ HIN THE FRIGID yna
In connection with which will b. .,b;,;. I'VE!
exhibition the '@Hlo'ted At .s,s
SIEGE AND BOMBARDMEsr m
= T. b A STOPOTt
Executed ~ the great American AI,i., n
:hheheE, Est, of Philsdelphis 'sosss
W Exhibition every evening A. N -,
Wednesday and Saturday afternoon, a, e.ott, %.
20 Tickets 25cents. Children IN esr.. e'oe1
no i5-6t+ n r pnA
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D0YS, CLOTHING..-I have just rcceiv-
- ed lot of Boys Clothing, from II l6 years of
sga) which will sell very cheap close out; amongst
which may be found Overcoats Black Cloth and Fem
cy Ca sieFe Business Goats; Black and Fancy CASH
Pants, Silk Cloth, Velvet and Cashmere Vests.
call IL requested from those in of any of the
above goods. HENRY SHAFER
sf,;, "A Jfth