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New European Complication.

Tho London Morning Advertiser SPEAKS "''" i
u.o., e,rnes.ness of a new and grand complication
which has lately occurred in the position 0, Euro
,,aan Affairs. The Advertiser alludcs 10 'ne con-
,rct If Austria and Sardinia II alleges 'na' a"
important correspondence has just taken place oe,
tween those two powers respecting inc "',''e'
which Sardinia has recently assumed MOI ohiy ~
relation TO the part which she Is taxing IN ,a'oi
Turkey, in conjunction with the "es'er" -,
but with regard to the adoption Oh eoaS'i'u,o"'i
principles in the administration OF ne. uo ~
f.,r. Austria saws the Advertiser, is not only III
,,,ar, a, the conduct of Sardinia-she Is perfect
II, f,rious.-and Count Buol has addressed some Oh
the most insolent dispatches to the Sandman gov
eminent complaining of its liberalism which ever
we're indi.ed by a diplomatic pen The Advertiser
is very wroth and calls upon the Western Aiies OF
sardinia to bring Austria to her knees ana coipe'
her TO offer an abject apology
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DEED.

IN the morning of the 9th inst, at the residence of
HIS father, in this city, CHARLES >. DiBHELL.
The funeral will take place from Cen. ensry Church,
,h,s evening at half-paat o'clock. His friends and
those of the family are invited to attend
OF consumption Saturday, the Sd inst, DIR. Z. ID
ROBINSON aged b years.
;S-The Cincinnati Wheeling and Fredericksburg
papers please copy.
Yesterday morning. the 9th instant, at 10 o'clock,
JOHN W. HINES aged 50 years
The friends and acquaintances of the family are re-
auested attend his fdnernl, to-day at o'clock from
his residence on franklin street.
r1sTs Norfolk and Portsmouth papers please copy. s.
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from the cnnntr ,hp,--An innocent correspondent
rom Tue country inquiries whether moct ,o.i
soup is made out of tortoise shell cats ''A '"ff1'
The st Louis 1ntelfgencer states tina, fror, a.
ty to forty dead men are taken ont of tho r iinir
opposite that city monthly. WAC ''Fei
II Is said that Rachel ia studying English and !;
rs her intention to appear as Lady Macbeth befor,
size leaves America
The n. Y. Times eontradicts its statement abou
the anticipated marriage of DIR. Kane
The clover seed crop in Ohio and Indiana is sale
10 be failure, not over onefourth of an ayerage
Among the patients issued in Washington las
week is one to Jno. W. Davies of Richmond, for
chimney cap. -. -
The Democrats of the fourth district, Boston
have nominated Patrick Riley and Isaac Adams as
delegates to the National Convention at Cincinnati
Vessels are scarce at Bangor, Me, at the present
time; more lumber freights are offering than can
well be carried
u. %. Tillar, charged with shooting VIM. Robert.
son. IN Greenyilie CO., Va, has been sentenced TO
enc day imprisonment, and fine of s2GO
Several cases of small ox have occurred at and
near Lawrenc eville Brunswick CO., Va
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FATAL EFFECTS OF FACCINATIoS-Abont 90
years since the resident physician of the place now
called Old Saybrook, vaccinated three children be-
longing to different families, two boys and Girl
The vaccine virus used proved to be virulent poi
son. its effects destroyed the health of the children
The health of one of the boys was partially re-
stored by tho immediate use of efficient remedies
the other was made cripple for life, and cannot
now walk without the aid of crutches The effect
of the virus on the girl was not SO immediately
perceptible, but increased with her growth and al
ter years of great suffering she died on the Goth
day of October, 1855 aged %. The parents of the
children were remarkably healthy, and are now
living, except the mother OF one of them
NClr H0rfn Cnnricr
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NEW YORK. Nov. ath--In Kings county. inclu-
ding Brooklyn. the Hards have majority of 200
over the Americans 81 @ @
In Thompkins county, the whole American
ticket is elected by 500 majority. f
In Broome county the Fusionists prevail by 800
majority; and in Tioga the same party has plu-
ralty. -r F-sa
Ulster county has given an American majority
OF 400. -6ta +.t-
The CITY vote not all counted yet; but enough is
known to show that the American success is Ger
tain Tho vote Is large. af .ai go ~
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Commercial.

BALTIMORE, Nov. s-P. M.-Flour declined l2l
cts to-day Sales of Howard street 50; City
Mills 1881. Wheat is cts. lower White $2@
Sll2: Red $1.95 a $206. Corn unchanged
White 90; Yellow 95; new White in shipping OF.
der sold to-day at 80 cts. Provisions dull and un
changed Butter and Cheese scarce.
NEW YORK, Nov. e.-Flour is lower to-day
Sales of straight State at SSH Ohio So. D. South
ern $962t. Wheat is trife lower; Southern red
S202O3. Corn-nixed 96t Pork and Beef un,
changed. Lard firm. Whiskey dropping
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS AND ExPENDITUREs.-
During the quarter ending the Both of September
last the receipts from custom amounted to Sl7.
Coo, 23e from sales of publ la ldsS $3.50 725 and
from miscellaneous sources 1893 495-total SO
IA, 400. The expenditures during the same time
amounted to Sl6,594,ll6, of which 81, %, 292 was
on account of the Navy, s.. 1871 for the war
department, s5ll7,s50 for civil, miscellaneous
and foreign intercourse, and $252 209 for redemp.
ton OF public debt, including $40, e2I for premium
redeemed. i'-''''''-
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MIR. Crau,nton.

The London Globe of the 2sd ult denies 4 r,,mor
current in the other London newspapers that the
United States government had called upon the
British government TO recall Mr.. CHAMPION. in CON
sequence of his encouragement of enlistment for
the Foreign Legion. it says the statement is en-
nreiy without foundation. We are sorry 10 hear
H. aud trust that the Globe may itself be pisn
formed
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Southern Literary Messenger.

The Southern Literary Messenger for November.
comes freighted with its usual supply of solid and
entertaining matter. We look upon its pages with
melancholy interest Its publishers announce that
only two months remain to close the 2lst vol
ume, and perhaps its existence forever Friends
OF the Messenger friends Of the South, of Southern
letters, Southern interests and Southern reputation.
will You permit such an ndclible disgrace as the
discontinuance of the Southern Literary Messcn.
ger
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Maryland Elections.
SECOND DISPATCH.

BALTIMORE, Nov. e--The returns come in slow
". II is believed that Harris X. n. is elected
over Vansant in the Sd District, and Hoffman, X
n, in the 9th District.
SECOND DISPATCH
The returns of the city complete and the re-
suit is: Davis. X n, is elected to Congress over
Nav by a majority of $50 in the 4th District The
Sd District elects Harris, n. N, by a majority of
264 The entire American city ticket for Ward
officers and the Legislature is elected by an ave
rage majority of 400
In the I'd Congressional District, Ricaud, X N,
reported to be elected, and Hoffman, K. n. elected
in the jth
The American party is wild with delight at the
election of four congressman, and their triumph in
the civ
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rs~.t pewer., cigar store, lopposii0ff

American HoteL) be found the 0s', ar 80
imported TO this country His stock o. ti.a'' AmasI
surpassed by any establishment IN the s3u'. sbr.,d
his large stock of Cigars may be found tne Clas,
Cabana, Bayonettas Also the genuine Lii agg sal
gether with every brand of the best ~ ,.esfs
Smoking Tobacco. A tnal Is only SsAe8' " sol
your patronage
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rr New E.1ahIishment.--John JOLT,

lately of the American Shaving Ss!ooh' H h.,Hoea
house next door TO DIR. Powell, ON lean stes,
Main and Cary, and fitted up with superior "a t,sy
datons for his business, where sli wh9 as s,e'
and pleasant Shave, will find him, IS nsi''''
ready 20 please his customers ..s,h,sL Isl
His superb style of Hair Cutting Is prov lie w.
he is sure he can please tho mos, fssdi4g Fe.,ofs
continue TO manufacture the cele sratea "a are pas
tive and Tonic, which, with other PePttse,l sbss'
tons and dyes together with the arns he fes8's
poon Bath, win make his shop he h2Pf go
Of all who desire 10 be waited upon in Dis INV
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The Madison (Wisconsin) Democrat has an ac-
count of the arrest of seven men in that vicinity
on the charge of attempting to destroy u train of
cars in revenge for cattle killed the railroad run
ming to that place Two of them, Charles Mcneil
and ID. II. Hilton, are men of property. They
were arrested after having placed logs on the
track and while watching for the dreadful effects
of their malice. After their arrest it was deyel-
oped that they had determined, in of no: sue.
ceeding with the logs to blow up a passenger train
on the road. The plan was to sink Joint of stove
pipe, filed with powder and stopped up at the end,
under the track-to have train of powder lead.
ing from the mine several yards alongside OF the
track and then along the track, mixed with per
cussion caps: so that when the locomotive crushed
and ignited the caps and fired the train of powder
the passenger car would be directly over the mine
and suffer destructive explosion.
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John A. BeIyin returns his sjprere

thanks TO his friends and the public for the liberal
share of custom in his line they have heretofore
awarded 70 him. His late disaster has subjected hin
to heavy loss and great Inconvenience But he i
again ready to receive orders. He may be found or
the present in the Basement of the Metropotta0
Hall, and will be pleased to attend to any business
his branch of trade. ocZ-ts
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..s,rn, ~ silver Medal. was awarded by the
-. nd Institute at its late annual Exhibition,
49, WILLS & Co, for the best Manufactured
a.a,..,.co exhibited there. The Tobacco placed on
exhibition by Messrs. w. q Co.. was nanu'ao,
.rrea in Danyille, and IL r. ID. NEaL's ''Goid
Leaf a very popular Tobacco The compliment Is
well deserved and is highly valuable since the
were the most competent Tobacco dealers IN bal
timore
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TMark the Improver.,,

the American Shaving Saloon ia burnisbins W. OF
accommodating place for the reception nf TP h''
Mmie s ylso5S-painting guiding csrpear e. saa
ne VIII soon have his place Handsomely rsrs,. "
1t has heretofore been, and viii continIe o y"
resort OF the DID, the mdde-aged and ,he yopn, t
all who want an agreeable Shave. or their gss 10.
IN style unsurpassed by any one, will sureiy sr5
alonsoh or ms polite employees Go, then 10 Rol.an
and get Clean nice shave your hair cu in La
style, and take good Hot Cold or Shower BAH .r5
you will come away better and wiser. N'-' 'Aa
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" A. w. Oshorne,s great Pjcture Call.

~ MAIN street opposite the Exchange Bant :;
known to be the finest and largest Daguerrean a,tb
hshment south of the Potomac river Citiysn, ."5
strangers visiting the Fair should pay visit to ~,
establishment, where they may obtain Hkcnesse, IN
every known style of the art from the smallest IA M
largest size The ladies will do well 10 cali and ioo5
at our assortment Of beautiful Pearl. Shell PAN,
Machle, Velvet and Morocco Cases before nurcbss;
elsewhere. A. w. OSBORNE.
&C IS Sign of the American Rlo,
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CHOLERA AT SEA.-The Boston Advertiser savs
the brig Charles A: Coe, Hubbard eight, lays from
Messlna for New York, was towed into Palermo
9th ult, having lost four seamen by cholera, which
mas attacked Others. There were not a sufficient
number of well persons left to manage the vessel
some passengers had left her and gone on board a
hshlng vessel, but we do not know whittier she
was bound" one
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NEW YORK BREADSTUFFS MARKET-A New
York letter of Tuesday evening, says
The receipts of Flour from the West are rapid
ly increasing, and considerable parcels are going
into store The stock in store is variously estima
ted from eight hundred to twelve hundred thou
sand barrels. Spectators are not anxious tt
| operate. Wheat has declined 2a4 cents per bush
ell The same operating upon the mar
ket as upon Flour. Corn is a shade lower-ship
pers are almost entirely out of the market, while
the local and Eastern trade will not take more than
sufficient to supply most pressing wants. Oats
rule steady with fair demand in part for export,
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THE DAILYT DISPAT OH.
Friday SfsFssns, Nsse.eer y sss..


70 S,-~rrInI Cesvcssson.--P Postpone
psnemess Of DIE Day.
Isis known that the eo aa.;., con,en,,ou had ap
, rm ,ne next convention to be held in this
r,,x the pressn. month. The devastation Of ths
tsxcr !, Norfolk and Portsmouth, and the preva
,snce q that disease in the valley of the hisss
sippi, suggested the propriefy Of the possponemen
Of the day. and the Board Of Trade Of this ci.y,
after conference with Mr. Lyons, member OF tne
committee Of the last convention. and aiser So,
respondence with Mr.. N d. Coleman 2, as,er.
burg chairman Of the said committee have " ,,,
mined to postpone q nafa ne saa y ~ ~, -
when the convention viii assemble In inns e',.
" tn. po.rd ~ Trade deemed the postponemen'
he's, Cor the additional reason that in January r,
Congress ce and the Legislature Of h. State win ,as BE
IN session. and as many members Of hoth o. 'nese
bodies win likely desire to take par. ~ W. ), IN
esed;ne. Of the convention, they viii DC ape 20 10
90 Vim more convenience in January than during
tho nresent month.
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TDowden's Dental FIu:d.-This Ccle.

brnted Dentifrice Cor cleaning and preseryin. tie
Teeth and Gums relieving Toothache, arrestiuc Ge
cay, mparting delightful favor TO the mouth for
sale by Purcell, Ladd Co; Bennett L Beer
Grubbs Apperson; Ledley L Robinson; A. Bodt.
ker; Duval & Norton; Paterson Jackson, and all
Druggists oc6-I}m
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~ ElIyson VERIFY, No. 81 feaf' mnartsr
between Main and Cary Richmond, Va irMIRPaRs
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer III M, lsI
and three quarter ID. papers W p Hill brand sS' ~ =
pasteboard boxes, Union brand, Sst{ saP.C Com
ticle; and in - pound boxes OF ne L,,. b,srss
merce and Trade, California aud Poeaepse' ,,Ssr
lP- Smoking Tobacco pu, up in oA'Ie4' - O'''''
nr linn
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MOUNT NKRNoN.-Tho Mayor of Wilmington.
! Dei, mas called public meeting i'll that city for
TINS afternoon for the purpose of assisting in the
Vors ana patriotic design of purchasing Mount
neon,a N order TO preserve it to the American
his country " inc rather OF
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Rrig Nermaid Dcstroyed,

NEW YORK, Nov. THE brig Mermaid hence,
was destroyed by fire in the harbor of Apalachico
la on the 18th inst. Loss, $4,000. The vessel
was insured in Wall street.
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MARRrED

o. xyedS Day morning, 7th inst, hv sMes. James
n GSSllinf Fl Alexandra. Mr.. CHARLE9 j. SIN
To5N d MneyTRGINTA SUBLETT, dauehter OF DIR.
q ,,,,<el gsbfeft, of this cifv. 80
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WILLIAMSON VS. kANE.-Judge Kane was serv.
ed with summons Tuesday at the residence Of
MS brother-in-law, George Leiper Esq, in Della.
ware county. to answer the suit of Passmore vii
manson for trespass and false imurisonment
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BUFFALO, Nov. THE propellers Omer Pasha
and Delaware, were wrecked off Sheboygan, Lake
Michigan in the gale of Sunday last, and all hand'
lost. The vessels and cargoes We're lost
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DROWNED A son of jeremiah jefferson q,
"Eeehng was drowned in that city on Sunday by
accidentally falling into the creek,
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Election of Mayor in Charlesto

CHARLESTON, Nov. 9.-Wm. Porcher Miles was
Yesterday elected Mayor of this city by 4l6 MAORI
ty. He headed the Southern Rights Anti-K. N.
ticket
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Sold by PURCELL, LADD l. ' "a I, acCABE.
generally. W. Ehd Drssr.,,
ryr Upholstery Goods.--Ind;. &c

Damasks: Satin deLaines Lace and Wna UNA nioa
Gsinps, tesseIs Loops, Cornice, BANDS. H. lit2aa
Haylns engaged an almost entire new a.. -
men rom the most celebrated houses ~. -. ~oit
with my own experience am satisfied ' fr wto
Work OF every description will be execn,sS pao'','Ty
not to be eXcelled JOHN ppS 1ed ~ = styls
oc 30--im 10 VAULT.
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~ Virginia State Agricultural Fajr.

Persons visiting the Fair this Fall ought by all mesHs
TO bear in mind one thing and that winlers comia
on and with it aches and pains of all kinds; and
are but human none of exempt from them
therefore take advice leave the city unit
you have supplied yourself with the great Virginia
remedy,
POLLARD'S RHEUMATIC LINIMENTl
Which has never been known fail giving relief "
any case of Rheumatism Neuralgia, Lumbsgo Afec
ton of the Spine, Corns, Bunions, Burns Scalts
Frosted Feet Chilblsins, or any disease of man d
beast to which Liniment is applicable See sdyel
tisement in another column. oc 1}-djw
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apEcrAL NOTTCEa.


rrY- Mo- 4 mics, fnsfitmees-.The exhibition
Il dis Inaifnte isdraSiaa to aeio.g Tbs evening
"a eadress d expected from Hon VIZ; SMITH, Ex,
Governor Of Virginia which the peofte are invited
to hear. sSs@@ sEsfas~ -eAs % no st
" 1000 Dollars to Loan. - Protection
Building Fund Company viii hold their twenty-ssc-
ond monthly meeting on saturday Evening N0yem-
Der 10TH at u ocloek, mt which TINE TWO THOUSAND
aDoLLARs will be loaned ON real estate
By order. WIN. a. BUFFERS,
nos-n @#t Secretary.
~ The attention of Citizens generally
invited TO our of speniid Ensrayngs, at store
$50 Main street. this friday Morning at u O'clock.
= LARUS SHINE,
no9 Auctioneers.
Eg- Special Auction Nofice.--I ask the
attention of the public and the trade 10 my sale of
Paper, Blank Books, Envelopes, &e.i THIS DAY. at
10 o'clock -s el& no - H. GAUTHokN. 2
vPOwers & Dukes F1esh-Tint Daguer-
reotypes certainly the most desirable Pictures that
any have. They are the most hfe-like Pic
lures we have yet and we know, from the
manner in which they finished, they without
any doubt the desirable Pictures that made.
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IL To the Citizens of Richmond and

Strangers visiting the cityIf your wish to &c. yop
halr cur IN the latest and most approved style asd
your Whiskers changed to a most beautiful blpct =,
brown color-then call on Hobson under the Amer
can Hotel. Hot cold and shower Baths can be hal
Mt all hours from O'Clock q. m, to 10 p m SSgIa
bath y cents or tickets for 81. Entrance on I'M
street. oc n
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The N. Y. Herald saye That 80 re NJ .sss,;s
the final overthrow Of me sewa.u .'. 49,, q
can disunion negro.worshlppins slianee I ~.
their State ticket isslectcd the .s. -,
the aggregate majority d all parties against ,ae men
...s,, ,es :, annie margin for their defeat in 1855
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Upholstery Good.

Satin de LANES; Union Damasks
Lace and Muslin Curtains
Rich Gimps; Tassels; Loops, &c.
Do Cornice; Bands, &C.
i SMITH 1r,,o,T T. R. PRICE L co
Curtains in the latest style Orders Isn a4d Pn1 ap
PRICE Co will receive prompt attention VIA l. h
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GEORGIA LEGIsLATURE-The Legislature of
Georgia met at Miedgeville on the 4th, and Or
ganized by electing Hon. David J. Bailey of Butts
county, President of the Senate, and Hon. w. H.
STYLES of Savannah, Speaker of the House. Pey-
ton T. Colqutt, of Columbus, was chosen Secre-
tary of the Senate, and A. NJ Speer, of Bib coui-
ty, Clerk of the House All the officers are Demo
lrntg
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WHEEIING-Only3 80 deaths occurred in Wbeel
ing during the month of October. " i''e-
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DENTAL CARDS.
JOSEPH WOOD WARD

Gs JOSEPH WOOD WARD
WfSeeendsR DENTIST, (Offce on 18th or Governor
OlIYTVAs street. near Franklin )-Those suffer
A-A--' ing with pain in the face or head with
ache, swelling tumors about the throat and
glands defective taste hearing &C. should look
to the condition of their mouths The Dental Jour
nails daily recording wonderful performed by
the removal of carous teeth and angs thus restoring
the mouth the facial and maxary nerves healthy
condition. If the portal of respiration and alment be
filthy all the food and atmosphere that passes through
must hecnrue or lqsa Illuminated. I2-tNu
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LOST.

T OST DOG.--Strayed from our store, n
IL white TERRIER BITCH short tail and ears. A
LIBERAL reward will be paid for her delivery TO
no 8-ts CHAS. 7. WORKMAN L. co.
I OST on Adams street, between Leigh
~ and Marshall streets. plain GOLD BRACELET.
The finder will be literally rewarded by leaving it at
this Office at the residence of Jesse Williams
uer Marshall and Adams street. no = St.
T 0ST OR STOLEN--In the Agricultural
IL Fas Grounds, on Tuesday, the SGth October,
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
applying to LARUS & SHINE, IA Main st.
no
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BOARDING.


TWO handsome large rooms now vacant,
i suitable for families at the Capitol House, No. 208
Main street Also, few day borders can be well
commodated.
CAPiToI. HOUSE, Nov. 7th 1857 9-6tA
DOARDING.-A gentleman aud his wife
Dns also several single gentlemen. can be pleasantly
accommodate ed with board in e neighborhood approx
to business, and upon reasonable terms by Mrs.
ELIZA SPARHAWK, Governor street. over Mr. P.
H Taylor's Music Store. no ST.
- A RDIN CT have at the Prescott
ID House, two doors above the Banks Main street,
two large and comfortable suitable for fam
lies one of the the floor with the parlor.
would be pleased to have them occupied, they
have been vacated in the last few days by trsnse
boarders from Portsmouth. would like also TO FIR
nish board TO several gentlemen, with without
lodging upon reasonable terms. 7-3t~
DHIVATE BOARDIN{I.--I have one large
i pleasant room, with two adjacent opening
into each other well adapted TO the convenience of
family of four eight; also, two other of
smaller size adapted to two or six persons Board
very reasonabe situation desirable in the city
Address A. NJ. Richmond, Va. SIT
DOARDING..-lfrs.H HOOPER has several
- vacant rooms, and can accommodate families
with board moderate terms. Location Church
HILL Grace street. four doors from 18th street Vsi-
tors attending the Fair can also be accommodated.
oc 26-lm"
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.u.,.s.,a-,. uaIr nxe.--TMeutyy e' af1' 8

experiment and application justify ihn psVi IN rxsf
wARRAsrING this the best Hair pto ,ssus tie
ence. Ii dies black or brown instantly -, sgpled
Last injury 10 hair or skin Male and sold oI
lin nine private roonasl at BArcHgLos's WE
233 Broadway, New York. lane, 500 Nsn 81
For sale BY BENNETT BEERS t. no 5-la
Richmond Va.