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NALTARLE EARN For SALE

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-I
offer for sale my FARM, called MILVlEW,
privately, 5ing i'll HenTco county, fifteen miles of
Richmond. and ) miles of James River. This 2. I'M
nsirs 4l4 acIes less. There is about so or
acres cleared; the balance in its ori ieiua growths
The buildings mostly new, having been built
III hin The '2st three yesTs; and within fifty yards
III house, there is failing spring of excel
lent water snd it is bounded with the best kind of
green SAND mari sdjciui. the spds of DR.. Poindex-
ter Or. hettelt james Binford, Thomas West, and
others.
Terms liberal and accommodating. Those wishing
10 purchase. i'll apply to the subscriber.
THOMAS FRENCH, or
EDW'D D. EACHO.
te liz Gen. at. and Collector.
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"Let us remove temptation from the path
youth as the frog said to hts companions, plum
ing into the water, when he saw boy picking .
q stone.
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LARUs & SHINE, Auctioneers and Com
mission Merchants, will attend to a sales of Real
and Personal Estate stock sales of Dry Goods Gro
ceTies, Boots and Shoes, House Furniture. Sc &c.
oc lS-ts JAMES N. SHINE, T. C. LARus.
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writer In the Portland Advertiser states That
shortly before his death, Mr.. Webster wrote to Mr.
Fillmore then President manfuliy taking upon him.
self all the blame of the Lobos Island affair." out OF
which has grown Mr.. A. q. Benson's guano claim
against the government.
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MEnICAJ

MEDICAL CARD.-Dr. JOHN T. HARD
GROVE having recommended the practice of Med-
cine, offers his professional services 10 the public.
g Office on franklin street. nearly opposite Tris
nifty Church, formerly occupied by DR.. Parker.
ia 81 m
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THOMAS w. KEESEE,

Z
Ofice with GEo. J. SUMNER, No 90 Pearl st.,
viii attend to the sale of REAL ESTATE, aud eve
rY description of MERCHNOIZE, HOUSE.
HOLD FURNITURE, Sc.
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AFFAIRS IN MExIco.-We copy the following
from letter to the N. O. Picayune, dated City of
Mexico, Feb 3:
1t is said that Romulo de la Vega (who has been
sent TO Tampico) was called to Mexico, not In re-
ality to take command of the district which he did
temporarily, but to take the Presidential chair,
which he declined, as he justly observed, if people
will pronounce with you at their head, whom they
fear, what would they not do with one whom they
do not fear This deranged His Serene Highness
calculations. He thought to have gone 10 the En-
cero, and from thence to parts unknown but his
own party is unwilling to let him go. However
one thing cannot be denied-a despotic Govern
ment Is the only one fit for Mexico and with pro
per man, properly aided, the country, virgin al
most as 1t is In its inexhausibe resources, would
prosper.
Accounts are daily published of the victories of
the Government troops, but it is very certain that
never about half OF those sent return If they do
not get killed. they either desert die of want and
sickness.
Relative to the project of procuring Swiss emil
grants for Mexico; the Mexican minister in Paris
denies that he was authorized to procure them for
| the army, and says that they were merely to be
military colonists to settle the frontier, and
| be check on the incursions OF the Indians. For
the present. however all proceedings in the matter
| had been stayed.
"The savage Alvarez" it is said, has ordered his
men to kill all Spaniards and sons OF Spaniards,
| although he himself Is the son of GaIego and a
| negress.
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.Jso w WR,cur & Co q,

JNo. w. WRIGHT Il Co. are prepared
to receive all kinds of Produce and Merchandise on
Storage, at their Warehouse on the Dock, rea-
sonable terms as IL can be taken in the city.
fe l2-6m
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NIhNINIA MtNHANIIN INSTITUTE.
FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED TO
JOHN ". DAVIES,
STNNE CIITTER

saUTH StnT OF DOOR, NEAR MAYo's BRIDGE.
RETURN thanks TO my friends, for their
k.rG patronage during the past three years, and
t-s eave 20 say that am row prepared TO furnish
S.5-e Fronts, Monuments, Tombs. Vaults aud at
.e.5 10 Eociosink BuryaE Grounds, AVID In fact all
prrs in the Stone ( Gtting and Building liae.
Qua. q Stone sud Workmanship not to be sur
rsss North o. South. &C so
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1t is said that Governor Medill, of Ohio has de-
cared that he will interfere with the execution
rson sentenced to be hung on the llth day Of May
next
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EuRops.-Persons wishing to send their
DAGUERREoryrss to Europe, ere informed that
they can have them taken in superior aud durable
style, warranted ndt to be affected by exposure to
salt air. y M. p SIMONS,
fe Is Isl Main AZ.
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Mrs Useful turns everything to account. She
buys tough beet tor roast. This goes into frica
see for next mornings breakfast After that, it
appears in a soup, and finally bids farewell to the
boarders in the shape of mince pie. Far-seeing
woman, that Mrs Useful-sees "roast" through a
whole week.
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ktOR SALE.-Fifteen Lots of Land, va.
L rying in size, and fronting on Leigh ard Howard
sts are now In market, threeof which have beauti.
building Lots, and are about half mile beyond the
Western part of the city. These Lots will be sold,
the whole or in part 40 may snit purchasers, plat
OF which can be seen by application to the Subscri-
Der. JAMES D. ELLETT q
de5 General Agent and Comm Merchant
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GROUND PLASTER.-We keep con-
~ stsntiy on hand fresh Ground Plaster, and cur
care Z the selections from the best Windsor Lump
Pl4se- ensb.es 10 recommend it ss the best that
car Je had. Ali orders left at office, on Cary
street promptly executed.
TALIAFERRO & BRO.
II. B-FaImeTs can be supplied 10 their own bags
i reduction in price.
Liberal discounts to merchants for cash.
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Monuments 10 Froissart are aboutto be erecte
at Valencennes and at the Louvre, Paris.
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Ephrair, Brown, who died In sodus, New York,
about three years ago. weighed 275 pounds, and
was six feet two and halt inches in height His
wife weighed 900 pounds, and was Eve feet ten
inches In height. These parents had Is children,
nine boys and six girls. The average height of the
nine was six feet one inch and half; average
weight COS pounds. The average height of the
girls was FIVE feet and eight inches and the average
weight $50 pornds Six of the boys could turn
sor,ersets on the ground equal to tho best circus
performers. 3
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,Adveftissmsnts putlishsd until foStfA. m (.
cssreed % cents per square often lnee ~ - -
irsen1ons ana % cents for esch e0ntlnuaaee
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Z lies! FILES!!-We are Just in receipt
a Of Z large stock of FILES, direct from the best
mani Iiaciurers in England. consisting of
aand, Mill and Pit Sew Files
rat, and Square Bastard Files
rat, half tound and square Smooth Files
game smooth Bastard and Equa!ling Files
-, lat snd half round 2d.Cut Files
" llh variety Of other Files suitable for mach.
,,s ana oiscksmiths, all of which we offer for sale
''iy low. SMITH g. ROBERTS,
ue - q Pearl ct.
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Asa proc of the hardness of the times there Il
man in Ohio who kills only hall a pig at I
time
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NIFTY CENT DAGUERREOTYPEs

nIrgre ere al the rage in our city, and POWERS
M are The only men that can give you snpeYb
gett Is ioI FIFTY CENTS This is no humbug Their
80 '.H' p4gnereotypes are the best we have ever
s., aIo az thelr pictures warranted 10 please
TfsaIr. saIr. we have seen hundreds of their 50 cent
s5 asss and We pronounce them nferio. to none
80 EEupetiof to many taken at 9th er Galleries at
I'M III Ill "o Dollars. For good and cheap Pic
''e' rai' ~ fOWERs& DUKE, lS9 Main st
f.. o's' Woodhouss's Bookstore, Eagle square.
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s p IRIT OF THE PRESS.

The Whtg says that the vote of Mr. Wise In the
State Convention to exclude foreigners from the
office of Governor, seems to stagger the Enquirer
not little. 1t assumes that Mr.. Wise must have
had reason for his vote, and asks if that reason
was not just such as that which influences the
Know Moth ings In their purpose to elect native
Americans to office instead of foreigners 1t would
like to know the difference between excluding
foreigners from the office of Governor, and the
policy of excluding them from the office of Lieute-
nant Governor, and other political offices. The
writer states that Attorney General Bocock voted
side by side with Wise in favor of this foreign>ex,
clusion prose niption, while Mr.. McComas suffered
not his name to be recorded on either side. If It
fails in this effort to extort an explanation from the
Wise press, the Whig says it shall appeal directly
to Attorney General Bocock
The Enquirer has an editorial designed to show
that Know Nothingsm, not content with the pros
tration of the Catholic Church, has already begun
to prepare for the sacrifice of Methodsm An ex-
tract from the Trenton True American is intro
duced, embodying portions of a pamphlet said to
have been written by member of one of the
American" orders to prove that the Methodist
Church ought not to be tolerated in free country
The Penny Post, in an editorial headed "Perse.
cuton of the Catholics" reviews the history of the
Catholic Church. and brings forth to the gaze of Its
readers an unlimited amount of horrors-and after
showing these as proofs of Catholic Persecution
says that If man, seeing all this, does not choose
to aid in sustaining Catholic influence he is to be
considered prosecutor. But the Post denies that
the Know Nothngs persecute They will ,on the
contrary, not allow the Jesuits to persecute, and
thence is the source of all this lamentation.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY J. A. COWARDlN

The DAILY DISPATCH is served TO susscribers
~ .ND QUARTER CENTsPER WEEK, payable TO
Kramer weskly, Price for mailing, S4a year IN
- Tss WFEKLy DISPATCH is Issued every Fri.
, .p5 rasilpd to subscribers at 81 per tannum.
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A ENTIRE STOCK OF FREsH

q ENIIKE STOCK OF FRESH
= HARDWARE AND Cutlery ths ..Aj.
Ds o@iiaun," Guy Manneiing" Isaac Wright y
am Sjeis 'Atisntc and City Of Manchester" )"
men, t and opening large and varied assort-
NJ NJ .. 6arowaIe and Cutlery
sg-rts ooods were ordered long enough to give my
the rost PIE nme to get them up carefully and Oh
purrbsssat aVofsDie terns; all of which have been
eIn - @ iof cash. ! sm dsv looking for the sRos-
bsls,, saa other paekcts from Liverpool, with the
oI my Goods, which viii pste my stock
cusfon1sp most respectfully invite my friends and
and e,RTnd snd the public generally, to call on me
Cutie,an anime the finest assortment Of Hardware and
tb.n ! nave ever had the pleasure to present 10
sN4 iof their use and acconrn odation
iuoo., THE0. ROBERTSON,
fpIHer and Desierin Hardware and Cutlery.
~ No, ~ ais
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The redemption of the public debt for the week
ending February II, amounted to Sl4.95O.
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Mr.. per,eon, OF 8. c., United States Consul 10
Eeypt. has addressed letter to DIR. Gibbes, of s.
C covering proposal of an Italian named Lauis.
who 10 engaged In agricultural pursuits In Egypt.
TO reveal to the people Of the United States dis-
covery he has made by which two crops OF rice
can be grown In single season, and, with q erea,
saying Ia the expense Of irrigation. The method
is said to be very simple. and he thinks Il may ap.
ply with equal advantage 70 other grains besidca
rice.
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MERIrED REBuKE.-The English papers have
uttered the most dolorous complaints about the bar
barity OF the Russians in firing upon their own Ca.
valry, as well as upon that of the allies the battle
OF Balakava According to the national morality of
John Bull an act SO atrocious should disgrace Russia
in the eyes of all good people, forever The Boston
Courier gives them brief extract from history.
If any of the advocates of the allies and denoun-
GERS of Russia, will turn to the third chapter of the
life of General Nathaniel Green, by w Gilmore
Simms they will find that at the battle of Guilford
which was fought between Green and Corvallis
when the British Guards were in full retreat before
Lord saw hss thses was bn asea ons
the hill on which McCloud had posted his artilIery.
he gave the terrible order to repel the progress OF
grape upon the field. Every storm of bullets swept
necessarily through the ranks of friends and
His own guard must feel the storm heavily as
their adversaries. Nevertheless he gave the order
" 1t is destroying ourselves" said O'Harra "That
is true" said Cornwalis, but is is unavoidable-
The expedient was fatally successful 1t repelled
the American cavalry, and it rescued the victory
Fl iom their clutches About one-haf of the splendid
battalion of the Guards was swept to ruin in the
sorncut to pieces in the open dsy, by the guns of
their own army.
ROMANCE IN REAL LIFE--Some years ago a
very beautiful young lady was the ward of per-
son In Louisiana, who defrauded her ou: of quite
large fortune. This lady came to this city.
where she married, but not living on good terms
with her husband finally obtained divorce from
him and retired to convent Whilst sne was
there she received letter from the son of her
former guardian, informing her of his fathers
death, and that himself had heired all his vast
property, but that he could not consent to retain
that which had been treaeherously taken from
another, and Offering to make restitution.
The lady Immediately proceeded to Louisiana.
had interview with the heir, and received back,
both principal and interest, all that she had been
wronged out of. The strangest psrt of the story
remains behind. No sooner had she got possession
of her fortune than she returned to this city, sought
out her former husband; and in few days was re.
married to him. Verify, the love of woman passeth
| understanding The parties are now living in st.
Louis and it is to be hoped will agree better than
formerly.-St Louis Inteiligencer.
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BOARDING.

DOARDING-Families or Single Gem
ID uemen csn be accommodated with Board and
r .esssnt rooms. uafuEuishea at Mrs MoNAMARA'S,
sr Ms.n, between "a and Sd stseets. Day Boarders
IS, taken op reasonable terms. iaS7-Imw
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nRY GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH =

IL Wishing 10 dis; ose of my Fail Stock Of Dry
u-eis, now offer the remainder at remarkably low
r-se' ~ cash. sud persons purchasing Goods will
.Ee greatly to their advsataFe to call as the Goods
sa5 prices sbs suit them. Do not fall to call early
5. the oii stand, corner lst and Broad SITS
= iS-Sm w. ROOTRlGHT.
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4 MUSEMENT.-There is 10 place to
- spend an hour. free of cost. more pleasantly,
7 Richm0nd. than OSBORNE's splendid DA.
othRREAN GALLERY. At this establishment
may be seen great collection of PAINTINGS and
DAuDEhkEOTYPEs, well worthy the attention
OF visitors. NO PAINS or EXPENSE has been
spslsd 10 make this Gallery he finest and MOST
ATTRACTIVE place in the city.
we are always prepared to put up hkenesses in
eEeTy style, and at PRICES that DEFY competition
Si"tys Ga hand, GOLD LOCKETS, GOLD PINS,
Fes!i, Shell, and Morocco CASES, of every descrp-
Hgh USBOREE'S GALLERY,
LEI Opposite Exchange Bank.
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T. Pc NIB ERTON.

MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
1 AfFERS for sale (for CASH the follow
~ lowing Goods
SEINE TwlGe, all Nos seine Thread all Nos.
seine lines various lei gths and sizes
ooiton Cordage; BED Cords; Leading Lines all szes
SH.Pet Warp, ell colors
I'lton Yarns Cotton Batting, all numbers
Cotton and Wool Cards all numbers
Ouponts Sporting Powder
Shot sll sizes
EEeEsh and American Gun Caps
VIZ well selected assortment of GROCERIES
suited to the Trade-all, any part of which, vii
De .oid al very small ance, for cash. ia l
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IOAL. COAL AND WOOD FOR
~ SALE.-Hsvins accepted the Agency of DR.
" 4. Trent, am epared to furnish a good article
q COAL on as accommodating terms as likely car
BE- Fad snywhere, either by wholesale or retail ]
50 euGesvcr to have it nicely prepared for market
his IS something 10 which but little attention has
been Paid for several years past 10 consequence of
ae short supplies and great demand
it-ye also On hand nice assortment Of Oak and
F.ls WOOD, at the market price.
81. w FORD,
l2-ts Corner 9Th and Cery Ets
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RAGLAND & BROTHER have remov
- ed to the store on Main street, nearly opposite
tIe Farmers Bank and next door above the Custom
house lot, aud would be happy to gee their friends
auu customers there. oc i6-ts
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EOR HlRE-A Negro girl, accustomed
/ 20 waiting in the house.
rs RAGLAND BROTHER
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FOR SALE AND HIRE.

NOR HlRE-A likely Boy about 20 years
I rd Fer terms apply TO
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IOR uIRE-Two Men, one frst-rste
/ ~asoner. the other can turn his hand 10 general
II AZ sny kind. JAS ID. FLEETT
Is Gen, Agent and Com Merchant.
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NOOK FOR RIRk-I have an excel
| lent Cook, with several children, which | will
\ e very low. Also, Boy. who has heen sccustom-
- sawsitiug ia s 6inin g-Toen,, Apply to
a GEO. l. HERRING.
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MOTTO have this day appointed
~ MATTHIAS W1ENkERa my Agent 70 carry On
tween broad and Marshal streets, n the oounly d
Hen,ioo--ths said WienkeHs having no interest Il
said business, but ss Agent for ssd Fcrsnau ~ eid
Niedf. EDWARD NIEpT.
70 1861
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%lf' ,w = PUBLICATIONS or THE

Y AMERICAN 5. y. tNlON'-
Epr,rs OF | pusrRY or the LIFE OF ADAM u N
vp,y interesting volume, and should DC feHn Oy az
,,os s,cts and denominations.
IRlSll AmY is "a highly interesting IN" sea'2'u0''
vymotR OF A DoLL--Youns Misses wi" be 'sTp.y !"
cs,ed md greatly benefited Icy reading ih'' Mt'Io..
t,r,conps OF RoME-Ne need not eau aitT"'''" -
,his. .yoIune--the tile viii secure tina
ln' 'I,, W,vs observation-disclosures should not fail. TO
read his vol me. ., -. .i a. ,,pch
r,,e SIN NtsrAKLA narrative illustrating vi u ''",
;io.s md ielty the mistakes wnioh too often o'
;. IN ,be religion. trimming of famtlies. Parents
dor't YOU need his book !. .,a.. of
'rur GRrAr QURsTtoN is IA great 'o'N' -
e,oat interests VIII yau read 1t ,.,,i
an of the above and The publications Of tT rsachrr. Mh~r
can ca o. ., ,ion R,oks. Hymn Book Maps and M's'e
aneouS Vo'',"es Ithnrs Va. o. n. BENTON,
Book Store' hyhi0"0's' Snr'r Am 5. S Union .
june 26,ts o". :. =. 3o0O
l. Just received BY e,rNDrRs & IRBY
jy 23-ts
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MISCELLANEOUS


Y Fofwalding HOUSE II he tubscIlbrfs hhvn
leased, Tor n oi years. from Mr. q. H. Lyncn, his
new Fire Proof building latey oocicd in this city, d
rectly proslr the depot Of v 4 T. X T., and immed
ai,ly he een tn Ralrond aud Canal for the purpose
of cnrrying On n gcnea. Grocery Commission and
Forwarding business, unde, the syle ard finn n
BLACK a. PErTNIDHN. We oter to our iriends
and the public generally and well seectod .io
oi Gfacrrea, Liquors. AZ, in exchange for ensh =
country produce, euA earnestly aolioit call from tn,
before purchasing
A goal supply Of Lime Plaster aud Cement kept
hand which will be sold low any other house ia
the city,
All goods cons ignea will be forwarded
with Dispatch aid particular attention paid To The order
OF them.
We offer services ngents for tho sale of Wheat
Flour Tobat co, Corn onts &c, Nc. Charges reasona
bic and pains spared to render satisfaction. Account
oi sales rendered ns soon II made,
J. BLACK,
sug Ala A. PETTYJDHN.
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n.,,,,,y Land warrants

NOTICE to the SOLDIERS ofthe WAX otlSIG
s i@on noG oG roor ~55rr r.cG a "aa
ssisone Of you wish To get the yert lgheS Pr1'e you
nn6erefo this 4 notify y"n before masking sue ~
your claims YOU will i've 'ne call nave ha'e ~
,apqemenis in New York which VIII ena"e me 10 pay
"''' ''''" '"' LAFAYETTE w. GRAY.
Agent for Military CA im',
Ivu,hbnru, Va.
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TERMS

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5 nu,m IN advance No PAPER will be discontinued ex
f AT he 1pton OF Propretor until all arrearages shal
have ,en paid.
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nes or es for first insertion and 3I9 cts Tor eaeh con
unless ordered form weekly anl ten 9o Gus
er mare will be charged for each insertion II he nnmr q
serons is marked the Ms it will be puhshet l' oI
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For one square, daily a.
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s- anual advertisers will be limited to their imneaa'' u"
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weekly papers - , ,ht Inns are charged
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DROGREss.--PATENT A M Il u o.

L TYPES.-Thc subscribcrs having associated them.
4rve@ together for thu purpose of conducting the Pho
togIaphio AIT in all its branches, under the style
aud hi,n af GIBBS & KEAGY, now prepared TO
ffn.h peures IN every style of the nrt known In hs
country or Europe. They cn especial attention to
ther new style Pictures. Ambrotypes glass. far
exceeding IN beauty and durability nny thing ever be.
fore nude These Pictures not reversed as Da-
guereotypes are, and may be seen In any light. They
are imperi.hablc bc-l hnrnrtcaly sealed between
gtasa plates which sealing is seeured 10y by Letters Pat
emit In The United Satcs and Esrope and owned 10 this
place by Gibbs 4 kcagy only.
These Amhroiypes are pronounced, by competent
Judges be the grande>t achievement In the Photo
grari, nr having relief aud clenrncss truly onish.
ing Made from ihe smele.t To life size.
Amhrotype Hteeoseores mnst be seen TO be appree'-
ated, the raief being fully perfect ns life.
Alsn the Meaofnfhs or Pictures pnger. from liic.
These equn 10 the finest enarnyings ind more ac-
ouratc in detail. Any number from singl sitting
t1om one IT, thousnnd-eihcr plain colored, In wa
oil.
Citizens and strangers invited call and exam
inc specimens IA the various branches they
snrcd oi polio attention and superior Pictures
Gnllsry M tho old stand Of p. f. Gibbs, next door
In Nirgaia Bank Lynrhburg r. II. GIBBS,
JAS. KEAGY.
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wol taken. Daguerreotypes copied into Anbi otyPes
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