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EB HODA WARDS ESTATE Tho subscri-
No Der has been appointed by the Probate Court
of Monroe county, Ohio, as Administrator of
Rhoda Ward, deceased. and has given bond aud
SETH WARD.
Dec. 90, 1854
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~ NeH DsleAns Crescsnt Of aiate
ddtes eeye s1ate Frenchmans thinking his
hou6t damaged BY another Frenehmsn .
l19rA oballenged the insulter to fight.
Ike. challenged having the choice Of wea.
I(n16. and sanding in wholesome dread
81 "bullets and blades, !" as Bob Acre says,
ohodpe sshoop poles. ~ The Crescent des-
crjbes The affair thus: ~.
The friend I OF the parties arranged the
pre1imin aries after the usual fashion Of
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observation-disclosures.

Breadstuffs have fuctuated, not very widely 1t
is true, but frequently the past week. They
went up the arrival of ths Baltic and before the
receipt of further foreign news they went down.
losing the advance. This downward movement
was accounted for on the score of the scarcity OF
money. The Arago and the Asia brought news
of decline in the British markets and there has
been further decline in our markets. Yet deal
ers are confident that flour must be in steady de-
mand, and high prices until the next wheat crop
comes in The money pressure in England, they say,
has depressed prices and the same operates in
this country, Here, on Monday there were small
sales OF Superfne at $40 Thursday evening,
there were sales at 1926 There is nothing more
uncertain than -four. No commodity of trade
and barter among men is so sensitive so easily de-
pressed or exalted in value; yet it seems that
there is none more tempting to spectators The
depression now it il true is very Justly attribute
BILE to the scarcity of money. But what is that TO
those who have lost or who are not able to hold
till another advance, should one come
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Commercial.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. l0th.-Cotton declined Il,
and is unsettled Receipts at this port are ahead
of last year, by 100000 bales; stock on hand 100,
600 bales. Sterling Exchange 81 al prem.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 10 Flour has declined 12lc.
Sales of Howard street at 1851, and City Mills at
the same price Wheat is heavy, with declining
tendency, but not quotable lower; good to prime
whites s. 05a 10 good to prime reds, $20S20 a.
Corn is dull and unchanged; old white 92095; new
white 700 IS; new yellow 7SG80.
NEW YORK, Nov. l0th.-Flour has advanced
Sales of $4,000 bbls straight State, $s.87t; good
Ohio, $3.50; Southern, 1915. Wheat is firm
Sales 81, 600 bushels Southern Red, So. IL. Corn is
dull-Sales of 1900 bushels at 95s cents Pork is
frm-Sales 300 bbls. Mess, $22 5O022.75. Wits
key is firm at 40 cents
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The Two BarksdaIes.

The postmaster at "Barksdale, Halifax very
cOnsideeately calls our attention to the fact that
there are number of letters and papers sent to
Barksdale Halifax, not intended for persons in the
neighborhood of that post Office; and he thinks they
are there by mistake instead of to Barksdales
Depot on the Danyille Railroad. 1t is, however
proper to say that there is post Office at the De
pot. The Depot and the post Office Of the SAINT
name arc some 25 miles apart. 1t would be pru
dent, in case an Office is ever established at the
Depot that it should be known by some other name
than Barksdale, or else there will be always mis-
takes occurring. We learn however, that it is the
rule of the Post Office Department not to establish
two post Offices of the same name in State In
the meantime, however, the public should bear in
mind that there is post Office at Barksdales De-
III
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Railroad Observation-Disclosures.

With the proper precaution nearly all the rail
road accidents that happen would be avoided
There are two things that will have to be done In
of time and they fencing in railroads
and at the crossings of roads to carry one road
above the other as to prevent collisions These
two would avoid great many disastrous acct
dents. A friend, well acquainted with the subject
suggests another, viz: the appointment of commit
tee of railroad surveyors composed of machinists
and constructors who should, at stated periods OK
anime tho various roads and see especially that
their bridges and trestle work were in order. 1t
was the want of such an examination that caused
the great and terrible accident on the Pacific
Railroad. The suggestion is a good one
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Mechanics Institute.

The exhibition of the Mechanics Institute closes
tomorrow night so those who have not visited the
exhibition to see what is there displayed that is
curious or indicative of mechanical skill and enter
prise, should not lose the opportunity of doing SC
today or tomorrow.
Saturday night there was good audience pre-
sent to hear Col MUSFoRD, notwithstanding the
bad weather. We had not the pleasure of hearing
him, but understand that he gave great satisfaction
TO his audience .-Tl .""
Tonight, the Rev. HENRY S. JACOBS, of the Jew
ish Synagogue, Mayo street, will deliver a lecture
before the Institute Mr.. Jacobs is q gentleman o,
learning and ability and though the last of the loo
tofers MS address viii not be the least intercs,no
OF the course we sure We trrs, ,horo IN ,s
crowded auditory to hear this las. ,oc,rro -,
that the last two nights with the Mechanics,
be encouraging and brilliant
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s.psheru Yo,.. yre~gus Nnrskcrn GOelegess
+ "a corresnonaent of IA New YORK JoufnA ot
fsommerce xvhose rornrnnfcafton IL loaded ana rs
signed a prominent place n thae paper 'has INV
rfzes the practice d ssaA5ng soushern ye1ns men
/ 70 Northern Colleges:
a(,ne influence that tends 10 shc Pfc''' 800 "
our blessed Union. we have never seen Al'naea '''
we mean the custom Of sending young men irol1
fhe south TO be educatea .. 'i' sono :, ' -
/ North OF more than 5U staoen's in ~se ."i.s.'
about go are Southern corn, anu " .ns wv 1870
ars at Cambridge, % are from the SCUM. on '
colleges and schools return more OF less 30 iohe
as this custom continues II ~ easy 10 Sec aA' - -
Indicative. 40 far Of love Oh the eh'on anu VIA
promote It, and tha' II these Sou'Ae'n Young ''
are convinced that Norshern soe'e.y As " w
ferrtd on the whole, TO- M my wa =" '.
men to lead the South to gradually put away ~
peculiar institutfohs ~ " wen Nno"A 'A~' '
doctrines 81 the frotestant neio. i l'o- :.
much promoted ny the stnaeh's " "e'
Switzerland, who were scaterea a"f""' ~ 20,
until Italy Itself had wen high pee"iii0 :.
SO, these young men VINO prea'"e .n' 80 %.
the North, may choose 10 pfoiho'e It's
South, and thus elevate the eoofea i'''e' ''i '''
With all Difference to the journal "eii-heah'hs
correspondent we Deg 10 Suggest 'ia' 'ho pies'eu
Union might be equaiiy Wen Pfesersea ny sen"'
ing young men from the North' TO De educa'ed Ut
the schools OF the SOUTH as by sehoang the from
the South, to be educated az the Norlh- moreover
n the North has HOnOpOliZeu his peCuIdI Diess-
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Rachel.

Madame Rachel, they say, intends to familiarize
herself with the English language, so as to perform
IN this country one of the tragedies of Shakespeare
We should think her time would hardly be sufi.
cieni to master our difficult Saxon, SO as to render
the great poet with much effect However, if her
imperfect English could not make the tragedy suc
tessfal it might create out of il very good comedy
The American Censal ut Rio de Jspeirn.
Letters have heen received from Mr. scott tbo
Amencan Consul at Rio de Janeiro, up to the Goth
DAY Of September, and it win be satisfactory TO hi,
friends to learn that he and his family were enjoy.
ing excellent health Rio was free from yellow
ieser; Dut was feared some cases of cholera had
appeared IN the city. The American frigate sa.
s ", nan. was 10 por. Her officers and crew were
al wen, and the matters and crews AZ tbe Amer;'
can merchant vessels In port ,v.ra 49, g q,
malignant diseasca. At the last dates there we're
invent, eight American vessels In port. = -
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-vrELEGRAPH10NEws.
nEronrED roo i n p1sRx1e !
Infer from Calllernia !.

WV Yo&x Nov. IL .--Thc afeafner Ncfthern
;rrt with California dates to the Goth ult, has
arrived She brings no specie.
- An was u,,iet on the Isfhmus. The Walker
party have agreed on terms Of peace ana appoint-
ed Riyas president, Col Walker declining the
Office r,,...
walker was appointed ComInanderin.C thief OF
the Nicaraguan forces and Parker II. French,
formerly of the Sacramento Tribune, Comnissary
Of War The people of Nicaragua seem pleased
with the new state of affairs ana no more trouble
Ia apprehended. "a. <,..-...tst, :.
Col. Kinney still remained at Greytown, AMI il
was reported that Col Walker was disposed to
drive him ont of the country s.,sz4s.
nh for Panama, with 81, 100000 in specie.
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BMark the Experimentation of

e Mark the OLSON, of
the American Shaving Saloon, is Furnishing up his
accommodating place for the reception of Fall and
he will soon have his place handsomely renewed
1t has heretofore BEEN and will continue he, 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, will surely find
Hobson or his polite employees Go, then, to Hobson
aud get Glenn, nice shave your hair in becoming
style, and take good Hot Cold Shower Bath, and
you viii come away better and wiser.
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~, Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank, is
known to be the finest and largest Daguerrean estab
hshment south of the Potomac river. Citizens and
strangers visiting the Fair should pay visit this
establishment, where they may obtain ikenesses in
largest The ladies will do well to call and look
at our assortment of beautiful Pearl, She'll Papier
Mache, Velvet and Morocco Cases before purchasing
elsewhere. A. w. OSBORNE,
oc % Sign of the American Flag.
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Anothep ExpIcsion.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 10.-The freight train locomo
tive on the Pennsylvania road, exploded yester
day near Penningtonvile, Chandler, the fireman
was killed, and John Wilhelm, the engineer, wa
blown above the telegraphiwire which broke witt
his weight. His thigh was fractured, and he wa
injured internally. -. s.r. 20.
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NEW YORK, Nov 10.-The returns of the late
election are now completed, except four counties
Headly, the American candidate for Secretary Of
State has plurality of nearly 900 over the vote
for the Republican nominee. s-. :--
All the Senatorial districts have been heard from
except one. The Republicans have elected IA
members, the Americans 9, and the Democrats 9.
The Democrats have elected AZ members of the
Assembly, the Republicans AZ, and the Ameri-
cans
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Explosion ON a steamer.

f BUFFALO, Nov. 1o-The propeller Finley burst
her boiler off Port Stany, Canada West, on Thurs
.av. The after part of the boat was entirely
blown away, and she sunk Immediately. Seven
men and one woman were lost, and fifteen were
saved by clinging to pieces of the wreck. These
were picked up by schooner and taken into Port
Robinson last night.
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Dedication of the Taylor Monument n
Eostan. e'

" EASToS, Nov. "a large meeting of citizens
make arrangements and invite the neghborng
military companies to be present at the dedication
of the monument to George Taylor, on the Goth
inst The committee proceeded to-day to invite
Gen. Scott, who with several other distinguished
gentlemen, is expected to be present. ILL -.
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For THE 0RPHANs.--We have received ,hroueb
the hands of friend in this city dollar sent nv
a little boy of Boston, Mass, for the Portsmouth
orphans.
We have also bundle of clothing presented by
Mrs. PIZzISI for the orphans.
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wUpholstery Goods.-Brocatelies, India
DAMASKS
Satin de LANES; Union Damasks
Lace and Muslin Curtains
/ Rich Gimps; Tasses; Loops, &c.
Do Cornice; 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 willreceive prompt attention.
&C 22-lm g. -.a--.... -.5-..-- .
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Lo,,i.iana Elcciion.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 10.--Eusts, American. is
elected from the LIST Congressional district Taylor,
democrat from the I'd, and Davidson, democrat is
ahead in the 3D., We have nothing from the 4th
district. --.s taf~s .s-f te--tf
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GRAIN FOR FRANcE-On Friday last, $4,000
bushels OF wheat arrived at Buffalo, N. Y. on ;ts
way to Napoleon, the Sd of France. Agents far
the French Government have purchased larceIvs;n
Milwaukee, paying and S cents higher than other
buyers this season, and there are now ZOO ono busb
els Of wheat In Chicago, purchased on French AZ
count :
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Ia John A. BeI.in RETURNS his sincere

thanks 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 be found for
Hail. and will be pleased attend any business in
his branch of trade. oc pts
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MURDER IN ALABAMA.-On Friday night last =
man named David Mattel, shot ball from q pistol
through the head of woman named Bouehe on
the pavement in front of the Exchange Hotel in
Montgomery, Ala The wound produced instant
death. Mattel Immediately fed, and has not vel
been taken II was = premeditated, cold-blooded
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sPEcrAL NOTICES.

u Ladies. Preservc yeur Teeth, avoid
fofeeps ~ the h6bffual use of DowDEs's DENTAL
FEuIn Il prevents the formssicn of tartar, removes
al acrid secrefens restores the gums to beautiful
the teeth refreshing aromatic favor to the mouth
and BREATH Is recommended by the principal dentists
and physicians Of this and other cites a. superior to
any preparation in uss. For sale by Purcell Ladd
Co.; Bennett 4, Beers; Adie X Gray, and all druggists.
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: ~ To the Citizens of Richmond and

Strangers visiting the eity-If your wish get your
Hair cut in the latest and most approved style, and
brown color-then call on Hobson under the Ameri-
can Hotel Hot, cold and shower Baths be had
at all hours from O'Clock a. m, to Top. Single
street. oc p
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On the Gath ut in Temperate eviile, Pennsylvania
Mr.. SAMUEL NJ. LONG, formerly of this city, in
the 22d year of his ase. He leaves amiablc wife
and a large circle Of friends to mourn her LOSE
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1Iissis.ippi Election.

NATCHEZ Nov 1o--Luke, Democrat, Is elected
from the Fourth Congressional District of this
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

~ To the People of Chesterfield County.
take this method of announcing myself candidate
for the office of Sheriff of said county at the ensuing
election, to be held in May, 1856; and if elected will
perform the duties of that Office to the best of my
ability. no Pits WIN E. GILL
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- II
Persons visiting the Fair this Fall ought by all aus
and with it aches and pains of all kinds and
are but human none of are exempt from them,
therefore take advice leave the city until
you have supplied yourself with the great Virginia
remedy.
POLLARD'S RHEUMATIC LINIMENTt
Which has never been known to fail giving relief in
any of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lumbago, Affec-
ton of the Spine, Corns, Bunions Burns, Scalds,
Frosted Feet. Chilblains, any disease of OF
beast to which Liniment is applicable. See adver
tisement in another column. oc 23-GSw
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rv New Establishment.--John johnson,

ER- New Establishment. 49, ohm johnson,
lately Of the American Shaving Saloon has taken the
house next door DIR. Powell ON 10th street, between
Main and Cary and fitted up with superior accomn,o-
daons for his business where all who desire easy
and pleasant Shave will find him, a. heretofore, ever
ready to please his customers. srf
His superb style of Hair Cutting is proverbial and
he is sure he can please the fastidious He viii
continue TO Manufacture the celebrated Hair Restora-
tive and Tonic, which, with other popular prePara-
tions and dyes, together with the delightful Sham
poon Bath win make his shop, he hopes, the resort
Of all who desire to be waited upon in his limo.
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MARRTED
DIED.

ouIeuptny evening. the 18th inst, by ~ Rev Mr.
M $lbacI64, Mr. NJ. A. MYERS to M11 kDELfNE
T1ffE HEART, of this city M
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" FashtouabIe Cloaks n nd shawls.-.
LADIES' FURS.
ELEGANT Silks; ROBES; MORE ANTIQUES
and Dress Goods generally.
CURTAIN MATERIAL, WITH ALL THE FIX
TURES. -..-s. .als.-..,-.
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS.
A splendid assortment of these Goods TO which we
invite attention. .afz,gHs Il sss.ft-s5 ..ts. =. r
&C ie--ts THos. R. PRICE co.
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u A Letter from the Rev. DIR. John C.
McCabe, of Hampton, VA.

! HAMPTON, VA, Oct Is 1855
Having had occasion to BAKER's PREntuN
biTTERs in my family within the last two years in
cases of dyspe psia and headache can
say have used any remedy for these Distress
ing malades with signal success this have
ever carefully avoided Recommending any of the ysr-
GUS nostrums with which the country is flooded. be-
cause believe in majority of cases. thev do more
harm than good; but as Bakers Bitters have been
tried under my immediate observation and produced
such beneficial results do feel at liberty to with.
hold my humble testimonial to theirv value.
JNO. C. McCABE
Sold by PURCELL LADD 4 Co. and Druggists
generally. =. ocS0
ry UphOlstery Goods. --India and Union
Damasks. Satin deLanes, Lace and Muslin Curtains
Gimps, Tasses, Loops, Cornice, Bands &C., q SPLEEN
did assortment on nand. -
Having engaged an almost entire set of work
men from the most celebrated houses North who
with my own experience satisfied that Upholsterv
work of every description will be executed in styls
not to be exceed. JOHN F. REGNAULT,
( &C 30-lm ftf st '''- 1872 Main stree,
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~ In NIX cts, Blankets, and Heavy
WOODEN GOODS.-T. r. PRICE 4 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 lowest prices
&C lets
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POLLARDs RHEUMATIC LINIMENTi


T Captain Canon, the Hero of the Ceie-
brated work Twenty years of an African SLAYER"
cured by HANfPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
Captain Canots brother has long been the attendant
and friend, and is Medecen Chef Of tie Empe-
of France.
We extract from letter written to Mr. Stockbridge,
of the Fountain Hotel, Baltimore. The letter should
be read in full does credit to the head and heart
of the Captain. II all who had been cured by this
Tincture of Hampton's would thus speak out, many
now suffering might be induced to try this great
medy:
"Having called on me on the 18th of April aud seen
Frustrated on my bed useless in all my limbs you
can appreciate nearly we'll myself, the prompt
relief received from HAMPToNs Vegetable Tine
ture.
"You may inform Messrs Mortimer & Mowbray,
that they at liberty to make of my in the
support of the good effects of Dr. Hampon's Vegeta-
Bile Tincture as it has cured in five weeks, of a
chronic Iniammatory rheumatism contracted under
tropical climates, and of years periodical dura
ton. have only used three bottles, and find that
the deormed parts Of my hands fast returning to
their former natural appearance.
81 have been under the treatment of several physi-
clans In London and Paris without apparent ben
eft; also, while in New York having tried the Thomp-
sonlan and Homeopathic remedies, after having been
ormented with galvanc batteries cold and aromatic
baths, and hundreds of internal and external medi-
cines all TO effect, am far cured by this Hamp-
toms Vegetable Tincture only. Therefore, my dear
sir accept of the assurance of my gratitude, and be-
ieve me your well-wisher, THEo. CASoT"
tF Delicate Ladies and children win please give It
trial. t-
Call and get Pamphlets, and of Coughs,
Bronchitis Rheumatism, Liver Complaint Scrofula
As female medicine it is unrivalled.
Sold by o. A. STRECkER and PURCELL, LADD
CO, Richmond; by Dr. COOKE, FredsIieksburg; by
all the Druggists in Petersburg by MORTIMER
MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists and Store
keepers everywhere.
~ 81 per bottle; 6 bottles for S. oc IL
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The Russians have lost l00, 900 men sncs the be.
thinning q the crimean campaign, and the allies as
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AMUsEMENTa
M ETKOP OL TT1 ~; g Ty.s,''

Il. y. TURNER,
Ahe OTeat American Ballad si,
D. >. SANFORD A.,
,,,.,, SIGNGb
o WIN Ma appear II Their coSCEkS, 4 h. a.MICI
Producing the latest Songs and BsI1say evening" =
ms popular Songs including Il wo,,,s $50 aaay
SspTing tune Hard Times, THE FIss IN not d.
his Dinah" '''a Of "Vilikip<
SiE. Anliei viii preside at the PAM yo-.
CaIds OF adrnisslon-Sinsle Tickets 70
admitting gentleman and two ladies' a., sc; Fets,.
cents. 0s' SIi Csidrs.s,
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II We would say 10 0Hr country friends.
attracted to the city by SIMON'S Ambrotype and CO.
lored Photographs that they forget to visit
the Agricultural and Mechanics Fair-they are both
well worthy visit. oc 81
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~ Batchelor's Hair Dye.--Twenty years
experiment and application justify the proprietor IL
wARRANriNe this the best Hair Dye in exist
ence. Ii dies black or brown instantly. without the
least injury TO hair skin. Made and Sold apple
lin nine private roomsl ~ BATcHEL0Rss Wig Factory
235 Broadway, New York. 80 s..-.s u
Richmond, Va no SLIT
UWM.P. BURWkLl., Attorney NJ Law,
will practice In all the courts Of the City of Rich
Prompt attention paid to the collection Of ell claims
entrusted to has care
0f2co Garner Of Governor and Main sfreotA,s ever
the store Of y. p. epenes as8sss 20 l--im
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rK Powers & Dukes Flesh.Tint Daguer-
reotypes certainly the desirable Pictures that
any can have. They are the most life-like Pic
lures we have ever yet seen; and know, from the
manner in which they finished, they are without
any doubt the most desirable Pictures that made
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American HotelD can be found the best Cigars ever
ed to this country His stock of Cigars
surpassed by any establishment in the South Among
his large stock of Cigars may be found the celebrated
Cabnna, Bayonettas. Also, the genuine Principe, to-
sether with every brand Of the best Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco. A trial is only asked, to secure
YOUR patronage no