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The Marsh T,roupe.

GRAND ENTERTAINMEsT--wc call the attention
Of parents and of all who have the charge of chill
dren, and wenld afford them innocent and delight.
full amusement to the rich banquet which is spread
for them BY the Marsh Troupe this sfternoon-
There never was such feast for the juveniles Of
Richmond as awaits them now, and there NAV not
be another for many q long day. The perform.
ances Of these children are of most remarkable
character We have not room to tiealarise, but
we may safely say that little George Marsh is the
most wonderful creature we aaye ever seen on a
stage. We doubt whether Placide or Hackett, In
all their glory, could surpass the comic achieve
meuss Of this young prodigy in some of his favorite
characters. b s1s5ses.tgsN :. s1gtFsss ~
Al who have not seen the magnificent novelty
afforded by this extraordinary troupe, shonbi EN-.
brace the opportunity now presented to then gan
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LOST.

+ OST.--On Thursdny last. i9th Soyen-
IL Der, anegotable note for $J5S IL 60 days dated
October Sd, 1885, drawn By @. NJ. Wells, an attorney
for Miideberger Smith, made payable to my order
and endorsed by me- intending on the day it was Loaf,
to deposit it in Bank for collection caution ali
persons against buying or trading for the same
de 1---3t* JOHN LINDSEY
I OST.--On Thursday evening, betyveen
IL LIST and I'd street poe ket book containing 81 IS
q receipt and nay FREE PAPERS.
/ will pay u reasonable reward for the delivery Of
the same at the Dispatch Office.
WIN FREEMAN,
de Its A free man of eoier
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TMark the Improvemeut.-1obso OF
the American Shaving Saloon, is furnishing up his
Winter visitors-painting, guiding, carpetins, &c
He will soon have his place handsomely renew ed
1t has heretofore been and win continue to be- the
resort of the old, the middeaged and the young for
all who want an agreeable Shave, their Hair cut
in style unsurpassed by any one, viii surely find
Hobson or his polite employees Go, them to Hobaon
and get clean, nice shave your hair in becoming
STYLE and take good Hot Cold or Shower Bath, aud
you will come away better and wiser. s--
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Hon. C.tP. Caldwell forInerlya member of Com
gress, from South Carolina, died on the 22d inst.
A son of Mr.. J. Jennings, near DanyiIe. was nc
cidentally burned to death few da vs. since.
A stranger named Cole, fell dead at the EXCHANGE
Hotel in GAINESVILLE Wednesday 70
Maj. John Bennett, an old citizen of DanyiIIe.
died on Monday last 800. 4 "a H. - -,
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A Feat in TeIegrapAlny.

wAsmserox, Nov. 3o.--The feat OF tsicgrapn-
ing on a single circuit between New York aia Naw
Orleans was performed yesterday Ims ,ca1 =.
The Morse system Ia not often practicaole, ons
nvhe, new In rument renders il easy at all times
and in an weashers, when the wire is no. actually
severed In the circuit even for distance OF 400
n,iles Several Of those instruments are nearly
completed, and will DO put on the new oout"efn
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ryCioaks Mantlcs and Tal,nas. Whole.

eyClOaks, Manfies and Tainaas, Whole.
SALE AND RETAIL, At N. EZEKIELs, Is MAIN ST.
have on hand, and continue daily to manufacture
and receive from the most fashionable houses North
large and varied assortment of Cloth Velvet An
tque and other styles of Clocks and Talmas which
enabled to sell at such prices defy compe IT,
ton. Those in want need but rcall.ahd examine be.
fore purchasing elsewhere. II N. EZEKIEL, p
no 19-2w IS Main st.
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rTPriuters NIeefing.--Thc Dec EN- q,
meeting Of tbs Richmond Society vii
be held at the Odd Fellows Hall tins SATURDAY
evening, at n O'Clock. full attendance il desirab
come up for action. JNO. NJ FRANCISCO, Sec,y.
de lit -st taFf ir tz-EFs7T = - = -
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THLEoRAxHIc N1WA
.rpoRrEp r0k THE DfsPAx4h.


w..uyeroY, Nov 3e--M. MarcoIcss Nicara-
epan Minister to the United states aos .ea
has been dismissed by his own government. -, -,
hHT Tb S auestion of the payment of the S5oouo0o
due Mexico for the fMesilla Valley, WI proosp'y
be referred to the Senate :,
sThc new war steamer Minnesota, VIII pc isuneh
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i an ordinance passed 18th of January, 1855 will
attend at the Collectors office in the City Hail. from
the 18th to the SIS. of December inclusive to receive
the remaining half of taxes from such persons who
are entitled to deduction of 10 per cent by having
previously paid the first half -. ''s
lam furthermore required to call special attention
of the tax payers ordinance passed 22d of No
veinber," ievying additional tax of 80 per cent,
and notify Taxpayers generally that they emit
tied to deduction of 10 per cent upon the same BY
calling at the office and paying the between the
18th and Slst of December. i, -. -f--
! 49,. JULIUS A. HOBSON, C. C. Taxes.
N.aB.-In consequence of the above mentioned Or
dinsnce, the collectors have been in their Office since
the 18th of November and will not be out until after
the time required by ordinance for deductng delin-
qent real estate to be sold for taxes tone month pre-
vious to the February term of the HustingS Court
taxpayers will the necessity Of calling the Of
flee and paying the taxes before that time; and also
those wishing bills divided, DESTROYS of making
examination of their bills cal during the first
Is days of December, we shall be in the office du-
ring that time for that purposes and after that time it
will almost be mposs ba to divide bills considering
the amount of work to be done between the 18th
and 3lst of December. J. A. H., C. C. 7.
de J--hJ51 .''r
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Gold FROM CaIifornia.
- Iniuncfion nuninst q ISapk,

NEW YORK, Nov. 30-The George Law has ar
rived from California, with S2,00OOOo IN specie
Dates anticipated by Star Of the West s's nr
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W Rem0val.-.Dr. Warning has removed
his efee to two doom below Trinity Church. Franklin
street, where he may be found at all times when not
absent on professional business. s. no 22-lm
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IT, Ladies, Preserve your Teeth, avoid
the agouzns toothache aud the horrors of the ata
iorcefs, by the Labitual use of DowDEs's DENTAL
FLU1D 1t prevents the formation of tartar
RED and healthy condition, ilnparts whiteness to
the teeth refreshing aromatic flavor to the mouth
and BREATH is recommended by the principal dentists
and pbysciuEs of this and ether cities superior
any preparation in For sale by Purcell, Ladd &
Co; Bennett Beers; Adie Gray and all druggists.
oc 6-d3m. .--..a-. ia, sf-.-s RI III. IS
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COMMERCIAL.

RichmOud Markets Nov. 80. 1855.
FLOUR---A few very limited sales Of country SD
pertne $685. bat holders generally decline selling
at less than ila k-t.s. s5.5. ~ t.as 4s.- 4
prime Red; S2-206 f2.25 for good to prime Whitr.
CORN --!oed9s for old; 75c. for new. 2
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LIBERAL DoNATIoN.-Capt. VIM. Harding and
Col Jas. n Smith, of Northumberland county,
have presented the College at Lynchburg with a
superior chemical, philosophical and mathematical
apparatus costing $1,000, and gotten up in Boston
) MIssTssIpPI.-In the newly elected Legislature
of this State according to the classification of the
Jackson Mississippian, tho Democrats have 10 ma
jorty in the Senate and 81 in the House. making a
majority of forty-eight on joint ballot '....a
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VIRGINIA SEcURITIEs-The New York Courier
says in its money article: "The official tables of
Virginia revenue and expenditures are considered
favorable and have given activity to their Six per
Cents, which are now quoted at 96t offered, 81
asked 80 - :. - = !.
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u A w UBDOFne's Rfeat Picture EOII0
ry, Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank Is
known to be the finest and largest Daguerrean estab-
hshmcnt south of the Potomac river. Citizens and
strangers visiting the Fair, should pay visit TO this
establishment, where they may obtain lkenesses in
every known style of the from the smallest to the
largest The ladies will do ell to call and look
at assortment Of beautiful PEARL Shell Papier
Maehie, Velvet and Morocco Cases before purchasing
elsewhere. a. W. OSBORNE,
Z oc 3 - Sign of the American Flag.
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PLENTY OF SPEcIE-Nearly 81, 900 in gold
is on its way from California to New York in a
single steamship. Our steamers to Europe are Ia
king out little or none-the Pacific, Wednesday
only took s9o0o-and specie is now being shipped
from Europe to this country. .-..i4a.. q. q. b.. ~
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RfcHAaDMooRE


e. Hh0clOc Hill Bailding Fund Assu~
cisten.-The regular monthly meeting OF lhis com
pany will be held THIS Saturday EVENING. at i
o'clock. The monthly dues will DO received from
o'clock, until the hour of meeting.
del-h Z. B1RGAMrN, Prss,t.
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1.-THE Poetry of Physic..-Ayef's Pills,
glide sugar-shod over the palate but their energy
although wrapped ups there and tells with giant force
the very Foundations of disease. There are thou
sands of sufferers who would not wear their distenl
pers they know they could be cured for IS ctstry
Ayers Pills and you viii know it, s7.sF t@s' 'as5 :.
Purify the blood and disease will be starved out
/ Cleanse the system. from impurities and you arc
cured already. ,E.s, b -sr n .s.s bse f4faf
Take this best of all Purgatiyes, and Scrofua In
digestion, Weakness, Headache, Backache Sidesche
Jaundice Rheumatism, perangements of the Liver
Kidneys and Bowels, ali derangsments and all dis.
eases which purgative remedy can reach fly before
them like darkness before the sun. - - -
Reader you suffering from any of the nuu,cr
Gus complaints they cure suffer more-the remedy
has been provided for YOU and it il criminal to neg
cine for Cough is known the whole world aud that
AYERS PILLS the best of all Pills are known to
these who liave.used them. 7',4e tf.ss.1 49, ~
Prepared by Dr. J. .C.AYER, Lowell, Mass, and
sold by PURCELL, LAID l. CO., wholesale and re-
tail, Rlchmond, Va. 4L- s. ID no 30eod&c2m
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POWERS L DIXIE

W 80 Cent DaguerreOtypes...By the SO.
licitation of many of our friends we commences THU
day to take good and durable Ddguerreotvpes for 81
cents. Respectfully, ~ '-5l
no % = ~ - : =. POWERS & DUKE
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I. ~kadlto1 Rnxs sesl1na % fhoian9est npA
cst selected stock Of FURS lha city ea1 ~ fplad
tpur now Hat aud fnx Warsht ne, % Main u.
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II Roclkbridge (Va.) Alum Pills, for the
cure of Dyspepsia Liver Complaint, the Diseases of
Females, and General Debility. prepared from the
Mass obtained by evaporation of the ,Water at the
Roekbridge Alum Springs, Va. - =. - ~ 4 -.
The Pills, Possessing in concentrated form, all
the virtues Of the celebrated Rockbridge Alum Wa
ter have been found snguiary successful in curing
the above diseases, and Ia neat and convenient me-
thod of securing its good results. SGD - ii
+ Price SLIGO. Also, R0GKBR1DGE ALUM MASS,
for sale in any Quantity by f&EfE-ta s<9fek =
65f,..tsz BENNETT L. BEERS, Druggists, .
Sole Agents for the sale of the Roextridge Alum
Water, Pills and Mass. Terms cash. no S0--Im +
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s Interests which require legislative at.en.
tom should be placed in the hands of repsesen,
tatiyes at the beginning Of the sesaion. Business
takes precedence according to the pesiod at which
1t is introduced into the Legislature Delays, es-
peclaiiy In short sessions of body which meets
but once in tive years, are dangerous. --a
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~ p 1 i 90 81: 4 . !. z:
Z. ~: q: 49, C -" sl.. Liz win
ExkE Gee hepop Sunday hsrssksr, from stos
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II A. w. Osborne,s great Picture Gale

Ey Amt we glad that Powers & Duke
have returned again to taking Daguerreotypes for s
cents. On! they such dear little things. no "a
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 30-TLe reported death OF
Senator Douglas is without foundation; on the con-
.rary, when last heard from he was improving.
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BatchelOf,s Hair Dye.--The Original,
Reliable, True and NaturaEbeyond al question the
BEST-never fades or fails to dye brown or black,
tueto natre without the least injury skin or hair
BACHELORS old established Wig Factory. S3.
Broadway, New York. lssj1i say ~ F''tSZI'
. For sale by as BENNETT L BEERS. s.
no So-dl2t No l25. Main St., Richmond, Va .
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senator Douglas.

BosToS. Nov. 30-An injunction was issued to.
lay TO prevent the issue of notes by the Groeers
Bank. 4- .9sfy So . - -s 5r
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FOR FASAIONA.
HI BILE .CLOTHIEG.-SILVER MEDAL FOR

HEADQCARTEKS FOR FASHIONA-
IL BILE CLOTHIEG.-SILVER MEDAL FOR
lS55.The members of the Legislature aud strangers
visiting the city requested to call at the old
tebishment, No. 40 corner of Main and Governor
street. and secure themselves outfit for the winter
as the subscriber has hand large and elegant as
sortment of Gentleman's Wearing Apparel, not TO be
surpassed by any house in the city. As TN evidence
of the superiorityof his Clothing, he was awarded
the highest premium Ia Silver MedaD by the Me-
chanics Institute 1855. ss. - x: i s'.c =
r He keeps constantly on hand the best of CLOTHS,
CASSlMERES. KESTINGS, &C., with & score of SUI
perior workmen. He deems it unnece ssary, after a
trial of 6 years the public has had of his goods to
CI1th;ng ba sells s,';o.s All am an
his old friends snd the public generally. as 2l-"
Strictly on the one price system. - z.a- Al.- ,
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POLITICAL MOVEMENTS LIZ 3WAsfMNaToS.--
Wsahingson iettcrs state that Mt. Psrney IL to be
the Democratic candidate for eserkship In the
House Of Representatives, and Mr.. Richardson, OF
Illinois, candidate Of the same party for the Speak
erselp. The Americans and Wings, # is believed,
WIN cosissce against the Democrats, who refuse TO
coaiesce with any party. About twenty members
Of the american party held an informal meeting
Thursday afternoon with reference TO the eousss
they should pursue, and the Democrats and Ohlo
delegation did the same thing few hours afsor.--,
The Repubiicans are at work 70 eonesntrate an the
'opeesisioa" and meet the Administration in solid
PhslAux. gsss = sa,Eas + ~ .gsz4 Aas Soag s. -
THrPKEsipEyT's MEys1Gx--Ihc agent Of The
associated press In Washington has suggested 10
the President the prolsissy Of seAdiae the ssssss
70 the post odoes IN the principal citics, dirscted
70 The Postmaster General" with direction shst.
they shsll - Opsnsd On tbsrecsipto k atasevspks
&c mesasss from thas fanetiossry. The Prsslient
Ass ths matter under sopsidsrsaon.ssss 3 si727
-. In Ma4sso1 Iowa apples. it Il stated, IRE .eninx
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--r--1---,-><-l%----,
nJHD

! On Friday seth November, at half past O'Clock
JOHN COOK, infant son Of Alexander and Emily
Jane Stirliug-sged II months and - days. t
CR-Ths friends of the family are requested 30 at
tend the funeral this Saturday. aernoon,
from the residence of the parents on 9Th, north Of
Leigh street, ssgy * ..ss5.s-t $50 "a s.i,l
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=
MEMBERS OFTHE LEGIST4TURE!-.

MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURES
lvA In anticipation of your meeting together, we
have manufactured snd have in store large addition
to stock of Winter Clothing. making the assort-
most fashionable goods introduced this season. made
up in our superior styles and warranted 20 tit and
wear we'll Our stock of Shirts, Collars Drawers,
Handkerchiefs, Hosiery &C., &C., is very complets-
in short can furnish gentlenan's wardrobe with
every article In our line. Manufacturing on very
large scale and having long experience the trade in
the city, we have advantages which will be made APP
parent to all who favor us with an examinato on of
stock and prices Give call lisa.5g - - ~
{ .-sa 20 Ia, d KEEN, BALDWIN l. Co., s.fe
I de ,ss -. !. --,Es 1902 Main Street
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3o.-A dispatch received
here from Chicago says that the missing mail bag,
supposed to be stolen from the Philadelpha Office,
had reached there 1t contains the valuable regis.
tered letters supposed TO have been stolen.
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- ESPECIAL NO11CHK#
b~--se>>--
Fuys.-.l have jsaG kcciveA q
snT[8 Of Ladies' Fnrp such e " 56rinss Gspes
al Hslma which am selling yefV- Low. If3ies
wod31 d vel 20 give cali 1t III HssmiulS 1t.
Store. No. 2g7 Broad street, doors from Bresdsu,
Fox Co.
mo 27--2ws - RIff4A m MOORE
4 ~ The Rirhgnoud 6riI.II-g tr.a sc.,.-
fAyY will hold their regular meeting This Evening
st u O'clock, n my ofice. The Board win meet
there just afsr TIN Company adjourn. The Treasures
win receive the duea kc., ct his Office ON Governor
street, next TO Murray 4 Roper,s from A. ~ TO r.
NJ, and also at the meeting In the evening
de lit b. B. MINOR, Sec'y and Solicitor.
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SusnEers Waiting tia city--If your wish 10 ret You
iair ent in tho latest and uo& approved atye and
your Whakerl chxnge4 70 most bcsufifnl black 81
brown color--then cali On Hobson under the Alnsri.
can Hotel. Hot, cold and shower Baths can DO had
sf Al hours from Tc'cfoek .. mr., % fep m. Single
bsfh y cspts q tickets az u. { Entsaee % I1tt
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I. Hon. S. A. DoUGLAss-Hon. Fayette McSIullen
of Virginia, who arrived in Washington Thursday
evening from Terra Haute, Indiana, reports that
on Monday last, Hon. Stephen A. Douglass who
has been quite ILL., was rapidly improving in health
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HIRING OF SLAYES.-H. V. GRAVES Il
H CO., will add to their Commission Business, the
ensuing season, that of Hiring out Slaves - -.,s.
They will be careful to secure good homes, and will
well attend to their hirelings during the year. espe
cialIy in cases of sickness. is-'~
| dal Id ct !. :
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The Grave Of NIadIson.

A correspondent of the Fredericksburg News, in
Culpeper county, gives melancholy picture of the
last resting place of the illustrious Madison He
Iiesaxth his family in grave yard short distance
from his house. upon his estate of Montpelier; the
family cemetery is surrounded by brick WALL and
the gate is entirely down The correspondent says
that not stone marks the great mans resting
place; dark running green box wraps it with YER
dure and the tracery of branches from an old leaf
less chesnut tree relieving itself against the warm
azure sky, nod and wave oyer the dark mountain;
its solemn, caimn and peaceful spot. - tH@
The correspondent adds that Mira Madison's re
mains are in the vault Of the Congressional buria
ground in Washington; her direction was to be in
tered by the side Of her husband but her son la.
never fulfilled her request 5as 1a-ssls Is sa-.-
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. ~ New ohm Johnson,
lately of the American Shaving Saloon has taken the
house next door to DR.. POWELL 10th street. between
Main and Cary, and fitted with superior accommo-
datons for his business where all who desire an easy
and pleasant Shave, will find him, heretofore, ever
ready to please his customers.
His superb style of Hair Cutting Is proverbial and
he Is sure he can please the most fasidous He viii
CONTINUES to the celebrated Hair Resters-
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 hia line -
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A Observation-Disclosures AND DKa

= ENo.--NEW AND EATENSIVE LEATHEK
DEPOT.-JOS. II. COLQUiTT, Agent, having ia
ken possession Of tue stuck and fixtures of VIM H.
Sutton Decd desires the liberal patronage of the ato
firm to be extended to him. Having had expert
ence of twenty-five years IN the business he atters
himself to he able to sell on as most reason bio
terms, and Us low auy houss the CITY, aud
shall use his utmost eudeayors TO please all who may
favor him with patronage. g.as} 2 s.s tlE
Leathers of every descr pon and quality such Mo-
reccos, Calf Skins Kip Skins, Kid Skins. Goa. Skins
Lining Skins, Roans.a Binding Skins, Boot Webb.
Sho, Thr. ad, Shoe Kilt Harness, Black and Fair Br
die Leather, Skirug. and every thing in fact usus
kept the Leather and Shoe Finding at low
prices. - - JOS. III. COLQUITT Agent
- Successor to VIM. II. Sutton, DECD.
CHAs. w. HARwooD, tlate with w. II. Suttnn.l
Salesman. - rs de lin
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The Supreme Court of the United States will
commence its regular term on Monday next, in
Washington. The health of the venerable Chief
Justice Tanney is better than it has been for
time past -r FIJI Il. .r.r -s.-.t. r.,.a IL
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WAmbrotyres Of n superior quality arc
tax daily by M. p. Sinona There 10 no process 90
suitable for catching the happy smile Of children a.
this it being almost instantaneous. This fact to-
xether with their durability, should recommend them
10 every one 81, r4e..ga f,i.,.ts-es3 r no q
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j. ESWM. p. BURWELL, Attorney Mt Inv
viii practice in all the courts Of the CITY Of Rish-
nond and the counties OF Chestsrfed and Pow hatan
entrusted to his care 1850 lsfft ssst Vi
. Office corner Of Governor and Main ssreeta over
ING store OF =. u spence Zss - ut1 no linn "
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thanks 70 his friends and the public for the Ebcrs
share q custom in his line they have hersfofor
awarded to him. His late disaster has subjected hiu
70 heavy lose and great uyenience But ne
again ready 70 receive orders He may Ne found 10
the present In tho Basement Of the sMetsopolits,
Hail and will be pleased to attend to any business d
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to Board Of Trade-- Committee of Ar
LEWIS WEBB, Chairman. q,
JAMES DUNLOP, -r, BENZ. w. RICHARDSON.
Bun. G. GRAY, JOHN II. CLAIBoRNE.
no sSS-t5 --@