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Who IS A. b. LoNGsTREET.-With

Who Is A. b. With
the most admirable combination of
ignorance and presumption combined,
the Comet, of this morning, assumes
to know a wonderful deal about the
Methodists South especially, but asks,
with the most ludicrous innocence,
who, what, where. &c, is Mr.. A. B.
LoDgstreet, whose letter was publish
ed in the Aduocate of the 21st -
Dem. advocate.
The author Of the above is the con-
fessed, champion of all ministers Of
all denominations of christians. He
would like their political influence,
and we, who care not how they vote
as private citizens, would have them
as ministers, keep within their sphere !;
that they may be honored and respec-
ted each according to his merit as
such. This is the difference between
us. We serve none, and had sooner
profess ourself the bosom friend of
the devil himself, than to try to advo-
cate all their antagonisms. AS long
as they keep out Of political mud-pud-
dies, with their professions, we have
never a word to say but when they
do, not we take it for granted that the
desire for political influence, is greater
than that Of sending souls to heaven,
and then as an independent republi-
can, we shall do the best battle we
can, against them without any regard
to the Parish or State organ Of any
party.
We are sorry indeed that a gentle
man, of Mr.. Longstreet's illustrious
antecedents should venture them all,
on such a flimsey, wishy-wash epistle
as that published the other day by
the Advocate. We should not have
asked the question Of -" Who is A. B.
Longstreet, +" if there had been sim
gle word in the communication itself
to tell us when, where, and for what
paper it was written.
We are satisfied that our Ignorance
and presumption" comes up to the
full measure, and we are gland that
the standard weight, is to be found in
town.
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~The Emperor, and Empress Of
all the Russian have presented Col.
Colt, of Hartford, the revolving pistol
man, with a couple of rings, worth
$4,000 each. The papers say. that
the "shank" ofone Of the rings glitters
with numerous petite diamonds. The
first time we ever heard of rings with
shanks. Some new tangled affair no
doubt.
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The Five Points Mission, under
that genuine philanthropist, Rev. Mr..
Peese. is still progressing noisele,sly
in its heavenly work of retaining the
depraved and abandoned The oper-
ations of the Mission are about to be
enlarged. The sum of 1851 has
already been raised towards putting
up a new building. The school es-
tablished for the wrctched and debas-
ed children who formerly wallowed in
filth about the Points, now number
about 100 daily! There is practical
philanthropy for you.
EE A writer describing dresses at
late ball in Saratoga says: Mrs.
R, of Rome, N. Y, had on a
yellow MORE antique and black lace,
with two married daughters on either
side in rhite mohair blond gauz, trim
med with pea green illusion, which
had an imposing effect.
There are thirteen Swcdenborgiau
societies in Massachusetts,
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| oeA
GENUINE BENEvoLENCE.-The fact
that a society is being organized here,
to relieve the sick and suffering; has
scarcely had time to reach the coun.
try; ere a number of benevolent and
kind hearted citizens have voluntarily
offered to contribute their material
aid. This is refreshing. In times
like this-when there is shadow up
on every brow-when death walks
openly at monday, and lays his cold
hand upon all alike, without distinc
tion-where he finds some, from world
ly circumstance, able to grapple with
him and others friendless and desti-
tute; it does the soul good to contem-
plate the picture.
After all, may We not wisely con-
clude, that pestilence " is sent among
US as a minister from the Most High.
to teach humility and submission in
practical lessons; that although the
h1Ihazard tbrusts of fortune, place us
in different circumstance still are we
made of the self-same stuf-brittle
material that the north winds breath
may blow down like withered leaves
into oblivious death! Dose not pesti-
lence teach us, that:
"The quality of mercy is not strain'd;
1t droppeth as the gentle rain from heaven
Upon the place beneath it is twice biess'd;
1t blesseth him that gives, and him that takes
Yea, and more than this. Fire,
flood and famine, are in the eye of the
mind, that looks beneath the surface of
things; important regulators of the
worlds affairs; clearing out the at
mosphere we breathe, of the pride and
pomp, with which the lungs of man
becomes inflated, during the growing
cankers of a long peace.
To our liberal and kind hearted fel-
low-citizens, now out Of town, we
would say, that the relief association
has not yet (nor is it thought that the
necessity will EXIST, called for dona
tions from individuals. The amount
asked for from the public Treasury of
the city, will be ample for present pur-
poses; and unless the epidemic as
sumo more violent and fatal type
the amount will be more than sut1i-
cient.
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Comfort Il Economy.

TUST RECElvED.-An assortment of
y Ice Closets & Coolers to which the
attention of Purchasers is invited to the
Ware Rooms of }. PIPER. & co.
June 9Th 1855.
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INMAN's PATENT,
Gate and Door. Springs.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED sole agent for
i this invaluable Spring. has them on
hand and for sale at price which is noth-
ing compared with their utility. Samples
can be seen at my store, on the gate Of
Joshua Beal, and the Harvey House Door.
They are simple and would not be insult
able for the neatest parlor DOOR in this
city, apply at. augl1 D. C. MONTANS.
MantOn's London Guns.
IRON 500 to 5000, made to order :.
L Guns made to any length or fashion Of
Fine wire Twist:
Lamir ated Steel ditto
Fine Damascus
Silver Steel
Fine Chain
Horse nails or stub
The Real Stub
Orders left at D. c. MoNTAN's, Church
street, will meet with prompt attention.
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For Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth,
Port walthau Lime

FINHE beautiful and tavorte steapah at C-r-@ y
Il AUGUSTA, under lbe command oi kyS.xzEE1-
Capt VIM {. Smith, so long and fseorably known 10
the travelling community the Potomac and Jane.
3ivcr,) il running On the line via Pou VA
thal,snd Is furnished with Ill 4 l. B GA = !,
Lie Pre-ervers, Force Pumps, and ali the piances
4uired by Act of congfe-s the safety
myers.
The Cars muni ii nexion with the Augusta from
Richmond leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot or
every Monday, Wcdnrsd and friday O'Clock
Persons arriving in Richmond. By tie Packet Bnnts
have but a few STEPS walk to the Csfs.
The Cars runni from Petersburg To City Point IN
connection with the Augusta leave Petersburg same
aay. a. abovc, st75 from tbe Depot OF the Appo
mattox K r Co thus giving passengers opportunity
TO 60 from Lynrhbgrg ether by the Packet Boat.
Danyille Railroad Richmond by of the South
Side Railroad to Petersburg aud from there
Ing to Norfolk.
Returninz the Augusta will leave Norfolk the alter
nate DAYS, VIZ: Tuesday,. Thursday. and Saturday,
81 An.
The Augusta will stop Old Point. both going ard
returning regularly throughout the Bathing season.
Fare between Richmond, Norfolk and Old Point. - o.
Fare between Richmond. Cokc's Rings Mil and
Grove Nhsrf, ....-....-. .-..--.-.-..... 50
Children three seaf. anil not over twelve
years of age. half price
Meals each. ...-......--.. 10 81
Servants, through. .....-...-. 81
Servant. any Poiat on n riycr,.-.-..--... 90
Mcals, 100000. 90 25
iuu &c dkcts IHbN. DObAhEAD.SHpf.
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Fall Supply Of Hardware, 1854
EsTMpGnN r. RRO
bIMPSON q BRO,

Sign Of the Golden Lock. Lynchbuig, Va.
AZ opening, Doe addition to our tnrmer nes
w stock. ii vsr4 urEc assortment Of HAEDNAKE,
CUTLERY, G.tSs. FIsryLs. SApnttHf. PLAtfp Good,
fip4n ont CLofns Hoa,, hepmg d,tie'es Building
Metsriais anil Io0is y 0ost sse'y a,crpfioa. among
,eliHh are uanyaf-le- Ii n,fBiuced narket IA =
fall
Ne Hptsr ourselves wc ran exhibit to he pubs ge'-
erty aud trose wiz "a 900 favor u. VII "Sanina1on
greater vnrety asurrriouty IT sit" and quality at
esads cvct ufer.i ia sin. surpassed 10 any market
Gur good. al urw nni nast desiu,ble, Will
b. soli res.uusle rp,ht. Only Ia all ~ hp III ave
II. rallur shuustn. with tier 4firr-, which vii
seite 8uf best aud prompt nurHtins.
Merchants aud atsef- hUyi. iafs,ly viii be- elWged
a ali ndy,ure oni,. Of los
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VIII you Read the Truth ,

4 Medicine must have merit sud great merit to sBnl
"a tie test plpublie efauiuH. No art 81 ran
gslvsnse WORTHLESS. arie 50 ms To keep ar asa god
medicine. If il be l.
good mediciae Vii live. Lr napanr. and c1
tend its saes year after yeat u safe Of Opposition
The people readily hnd out s yr4- and the iume af
them passes from mouth mouth vth m1re rapid y
than newspaper spread IL. living witness test.
flying ne a medicine has ado iur him ia Of Tar
more service Il an any newspaper advertising
Ia proof of chat say above ~ refer ~ 10
HAMPTOS'S YEGETBLE TINCTuRE, and it. Ell
feeis l.. praise j. in tie mouth. of mutiudcs. The
hes, men in country give Their trstimory to it.
wonderful Among them H4me Hon II
Clay. Hon. Rich VI Johnson, ice President Of the
United States with hundred. Of others. Capt. Thomas
Cauot-br 1ther the celebrated ID Ysciau Of the
Emperor OF France-pa- CURED by It ct a disease oil
years standiHg after the sill o ali the Doctors OF
Europe and Ameriea bad failed to r,fre
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Fall and Winter Goods.
AT The
Au SHOE n HAT EMPORIUM, I'm

(Four Doors ab0Ue the Market House,
The undersigned would respectful the attention
81 then friend. aud the public generally thrir
stock ii FAlband WINTER GOOhS. Consisting ui
Boots Shoes, Hats mud Cap, Trunks, Vulise- Carpet
Bags, School Snchls, Sc ,t,ens Boots ui their own
nanunctun. mud TINT of J M,sS Sons, nl.o J. Miles
\ Son. double waterproof Boot. super a1tics.-
Lade. 10th and lid Caters. 30skin Bootec., Whole
Boots, c; Misses aud ChidteGs SHOES Of all kinds
AID -1e- Boy Boots and Shoe; Servant, Shoe,-a
super.rurte Gent. fine Molcskn lut-, Nebraska
Know \othing. aune A'urricl Wide "a Wake aud
Sioucl .. ct iti-nt kiud- Also II variety OF mems
and boys Caps, ei.Ilen- Cups AID Tuibnns. IL ov
days Nil te, GIVE EASTERN Goods. comprising
mems and hos 3eafsr Boots Sinus, &c and then W.
Wilh nj, " that stock will bru> complete
any oil, red m his niaik,t-w heh will sell chenp
any body IL the state All ask ia call aud see
for w i,ct FREfN ELL HALL.
o,tt n n,nr
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MERCHANDISE.
SELLING OUT
$4,000 dollars worth Of

Hardware Cutlery. Guns, SaddleIy House'
Furnishing Goods, &c, &c
HREGORh 4 RBiALL having determined Ia make
VI achauge III their business. viii offer from to day
f latgr.t and mos de.ifsbe stock OF Hardware. Cut
=rs - Ne ever b. f.r, pfered ~ tins market great
+, reduced prices for cash Aahy ertices at and bioE
80
trrding to rbsc up the ba-iHc.- speedily a.
pl..hlr uey C. rdially invite oil Iudrbted the old
es.aasrn Of Gregory Royal nd the ate ot
6fa4uty, Royal y upi',ou Ia pay aP longer indui
&C. cannot be gwen.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MERRY CHRIsTMas.

1--WE time Tor htca iiy greeting nerrs making hrn
Il holiday gut. 8. ro.r hand. Would yoar give
10 absent frie nd PARENT sister. htober er lover
wAes. Tor wears 10 rne, viii bar tncrea-ns
vplue 20 the recipient aud oft gar,i uPoa recall
with love md gratitude no, only the hndaes. ut hra'l
which rrnin ied rh gift bur the form md feature "i
tie don.r l. 80, co "a MINIS 4 TANNER :, ard
huve lnultIfss ikenr'. taken aud rneet. ~ en-"
finr II laeke 81 your selection. from thef "fE'
assortncut than which acceptable GIT o"ul !
not be- chosen.
lut vat fors f dsy, hut remember the iatt lhn
pictures ar tak"HU TW fHnroGRAPHtc pApUfRHtAs
GALLERY equally wrll in eu1dy elem weather nnd
imperfect picture ~ any fraoe j. never saher'. u
2egrc roans. which fact explain. sferet - l
unparalleled popular;y md sUooe... Call in ~ y"'
cornc iiam the at the eansprilus autfbnce 90
Maia 81 81 doar from corner of BIZ 90.
MINIS Il TANNER,
dec 10 &. Practical DHguerresiypt.t'.
rS-Country rsIof- advertising fnru-, eop,.
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Csrcs BRpos.
Hampshire county v March IL, 1854
M r. p Cooper Daar Su: Agreeable to YOUR r.
quest and my desire hrur6t tie afflicted. herr
BY certify the Pr,ai ff lave recei, Fl from the use
of Hompiop's T,gcf1bt Tmeuc
taken with violent pDini'a,ion. rather nui-
terinr an | trembling Of the lrar Nlic continued
eral days il seemed ms heart lad Utmost gotten
it, office rh' family hrrame iiorned mud procured
botle of this vausble medicine and benIe had taken
bottle of tins Tmefwe II Hamp,oa's
tirey reviewed.
Thi. j. the hird INSTANCE Of relief IN my family r.u
the oil this valuable Medicine. 40 three ,rar-
sgol wns laid up with liberation Of my oak from fleet
OF what ia generally called S leg. had lost al
and appetite. and the sote, WI ch uches
up and down, and hall way around my ankle rejected
every efrl TO heal it until proc red Hamplon's Veg
eabe Tinetureone bottle Of which restored my health
healed my ankle, aud am lreer from swelling than for
the last dairty years.
Again of my daughter was very low from severe
dyseDtery and when she began sit up her feet
meneed swelling. which increased every dav, and began
to be very pnintu-she us 81 bottle of Hd,gptons
Itncture; the pains were assuuged, the swelling sub
al led and her health returncl-ve kept her leg. bun
daged with strips of WOODEN until her strength returned.
have been thus particular, that uthors Ter similar
circumstances might be induced to nya themselves III
this remedy. Yours with respect.
ELIzABrrH EDWARDS
do hereby certify tint l personally acquainted
with Mrs. Edwards, anl can safely recommend the u
bove statement To be
e. T CoorrR, Postmaster,
Crpon Brdre Ilempsnrc county, Vn.
" Delicate Llde, and Children viii please give /.
trial.
Space ca not g,rmR 10 name hundreds # others, n
Geo. w. Goodrich, Capt Thos Canot Robert Gnnlt
James smyth cured of Rheunatism
John Perva S. A. Griffin, John LUX, Rev. Y. Esl-
ridge. u s. Navy and thousands oil olh,rs cured Of
Dyspepsia, Scroiula, Cough, Liver Complaint Bronchi.
lis, ST. Vus' Dance, &c We refer own citizens.
Call them.
A Citizen of the Old Dominion
Cure Of Rheumdt,sm Dyspepsia Liner Com
plant The Verdict has gone forth AiLadma
that champions Tincture" has no Superior !!
ScorrsYiLLE. Alhemnrlc Co Va.
March 2sth, 1853.
Mesvs Mortimer g. Noabroy :-Gcntlemen--I have
been Afflicted for the last eish, years with hheuu atism
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, suffering all the while
width pains in the shoulders, hip back and side, shift
Ing from side the other Palptaton of the heart
los of appetite, cold sweas AT night, excessive cosyo
and great debility aud weakness | tried many
remraies which done me good, but rather grew
worse. Last tall advised To tly "Hnmpton-
Vegetable Tincture " aud amheppy say it ha. cured
am now free from all pain and IN the enjoyment
oil perfect heah,and take great pleasure in l.
ing the Tincture to all afflicted as have been.
Yours, JAMES M NOEL.
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mEHcYRNnrn
,5ICOND SUPPLY OF NEw GOODS.

> Tn. ,ubscriber. now openhg Tor i"spee.ioh
heir SECOND SUPPLY ui ,easpnahle Goods, recent
is purchased ~ liar senior partner IN New i"fh'
Eicf added - thur Sepcub purchase MAKES iheir
suck sey ul anu m-t attractive ever "d,Ish
IN thu MAJ ke, inhraeing all tyleu LADIES
DIES, GOODS i SiIRs. SAtias A4seuriHs, Aoustn,
M.tIaa. Ar. L.dtez' bese, Satin AID 1 10th Cloaks
alma. trr,,h Embtoider gtcat variety, among
birh afeesua iich II Maltese t.sre hDd Mn.1h
Sleeves a. Il Cpat-. j general H1ucH 81 Cltth-,
C....a.rr.aut N.-fins, to e,nileu=eu navy stock
Ut Servant. tio.l- .urh O.. FLl.e1 Lia-ey, Naiune's
Pad Lindsay, and BIibk,ts. Capri, hugs. CrDmo
& ,taf. md Door Nit. Together "a oil goo'' be
I.aeias tine Df. 6oois tl,.!r, rH4y which haNt
he. a5fra.ri fr much lr,s than thy could ave been
lad eat Is IA the .pasga- All ot which 10y are deter
n,nrI ~ eli low and aal, as, examination l. all
lhev ~ 10 iu.Irc salisf oti,u
s.vlJdt. JOIN T DAVIS \ CO.
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Pump and Fire Engine.
II. =. WEHTTENOiiE 81 BRO.

NA} I'll LID pr, tiully announce 10 lie citizens II
w Lyuciburg aud vicinity, thai they uunIiar-
turing, then Agricultural Works on the Basin, Il
MITCnELS PUMP X FIRE ENGINE 81 rniined
which Is the perfect article nf the kind offer
ed the public, (ie, gncd for Factory fne and Gar
den Engine. and peculiarly adapted In private dwell
iugs eaudpe ii, m Fire Engine under their direct
command, caro!ir of To cling ~ater over two .tor.
dwelling.
All ordes Plo IMPLY attended to md Pumps put into
Wells Spi1g. the u.ual rates, und .rfutted L.
Trtforn well trr yeat.
We are the Interchangeable the counties Of Camp
hell, hmhert, Bedford ond AppomaitoA.
sep la-is
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For Sale

SoAAn in Bonds of the South SIDE Rail Epad
- cVVV Company hearing fHr cent. It u
price tint will puy7 per rent These fond- secured
by mortgage the Rnad and guaranteed by the city 81
Petersburg aud IN amounts ct 500 and SlhHU A d.
,icsnuhie investment for capitalists,
aug I7-dis PETERS. SPENCE a. &C
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Bush Mountain Mill Stones.

w f have now ON han aud n elk pnlr OF the
w superior MAI Stones. Those IN want would d
veil to tall soon. LEE 4 JOHNSON
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y PHILLIP W. PAYNE
l. now receiving II WY superior -tnck of FALL
aud WINTER DRY GOODS, Consisting al every article
ot Lad1r- and GenI,furn', wear. Aso large nssnrt
mrnt Of Blankets, LiHt-eys and Heavy Wouens all Of
which he nteis on tie most favorable terms. II Ton.
ner patron AMI ihe public rcuera ,prctfull; 20
heitei to'ai al klLE'S CORNER. MAIN Sr.
IL IL.
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NEW B0oKA,-NEw BoOKSii


DANE n CHRISTIAN have Just received tie
4 following New Works:-
Memoir and Srrnnu~ 1T Rev WIN. Armstrong d
d edited hy Rev Ha.li, RroI Pic s.
Later Years,
humanity ia the CT by Chnpin.
Things a. they in America 10y Chambers,
Life in the Gearinss rersns til Bush b, Mrs Noodle,
Nte Stones in nur Lite Journey.
\ nNinl- at Washington. by Sch,o dar.
Jny' frmule scripture Ghtrartcrs,
T. sandwich I,lnni. win engraving.
tirueu Notions Of Chemistry,
he alors I ,uct Some,
Mcn>iey,
Faruinsine hy Jlro'ine Thomas
LI"- Lessons
Tie Nie's Victory by Mr.. Southworth,
Cummings rctuIe- Ia the Seven Churches,
chrora md other Regions nithe Conquered and Con,
querars.
beautiful set Of Scots Novels IN ~ vols
irving's Works,
.
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THE b EMALE sly STEM.
Liver COMPLAINT. Debility

Extract from james Harris. Esq :. Lelter. Alexandria,
va-Aiter speaking of wonderful cures on hin,.ef he
saws: Mrs. II has been suffering with the liver
plant and with inability. constantly complaining. fom
weakness through her whole system. She enjoy
better health than tor tnfy years being entirely
ed by the use of Hampton's Vegeabte I'iRetare."
Diseased Side Breast Eyes.-Extnct from a
Letter from J. G ines Esd, Louion county Va" NJ,
wife has been for Yeas aI ted with great weel ness
pain in the breast side aud back: pa ptation e the
heart feebleness OF The system lass o appetite
complexion salow; the sight of one eye almost Ffr
other vey weak. l pleased say, Hampton
Tinctuc has restored her perfect health Her eyes
good how ever they
GY-CaIl and get pamphlets
Sold by J. H. SEAY. & CO, Lyncilarg; Sewers
Scottsville; A. J. BROWN Charlottesville, and by all
Druggists throughout theStats. >sr 24dAc1y
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"A OItIHtH OF INC Ola DOlhiInOn.
Cure Of Rheumdt'sm Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant The Verdict has gone forth AiLadmii
That "HamptonS' Yinctnren has no Superior /!
Severe Case of Rheumatism


Ma ch 4h, 1888 !
Messrs Mortimer d. Moe6rdy = Gentemen--Hav
been afflicted with rheumatism foe time in its
WORT FORMS and being able 10 obtain relief from
other medic ndu ed TO try 'Humptous Veg
eable Tneture." few bottles of which, happ, to
saw have made perfect cure
At the time commenced uslng the fincture ! was
scsrcely able to walk. now and have been for
some weeks, entirely free from all pam.
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These vs.e, Of the fret class built in tine CITY II
Baltimore, xpeSy for this lrnde and hive superior
omm"dations tor passengers. They commando
y eX periehced Captains, well qualified for the nr,i.
aud who +" i'll spare eNertion Ia accommodate Im5
NJ" be lowed mp end down the river, lay and
hn relied on TO sail prom lily : advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods from Nv
York, will find it their interest to ship by thi> inc
rs freight viii always be taken low as by any
line Of Packets, and every effort viii be made by
agents in Richmond md Newly ork give sasfnrtion
Freight ID cents per whole, and II cents per 3 A
Tobacco being about so per cent. less than chars,
the Steamers. Insurance be effected in tie 49,
moad Fire Association by this line ut 38 per cert.
We respectfully ash and hope Il succeed il rbtnin-
rug fill shan at patronage.
eioois shipped by this line 10 New York ~ hr tor
"aried free II commission New Orlraf5S, N.A'ir,
charleston, Savannah any other S utletn at \utt
The vessels will lie in Richmond ~ Eoctrtt,,
New York Beth No. /, Coffee House p, tutd ct
Vail Street. DAVID CURRIE Richmond ,
C. II. PIERSON, y !.
No 81 ,SOuh Stltet
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For BaI,,.more :smd Philadelphia

BY STEAMER BELNIUERE
keGUes Richmond crcrg 2nfsdag NJ oe}ark 2 A.
~. TIL E large uni nrw Steamer Is & IL | EERE
1szs& Cart OXFORD viii rrcri,r fpisir .v,,s N"r-
lay, and up 4 nom Of ., lak p NJ - >tly n"s-
hay. for the uboNe place.
South and We,t oepr,iIy. Nil hl il- ru ill., cap.
and moet expeditions. fnr frc,e'r. nIl t,,a
LUDLAM WATSON. Htrtmond. I0.
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An Appeal TO every Man and Woman.
.fnofher CtRE6y H8bPTON'S IfNGIURE;
ONE OF OUR OWN CITIZENS.
The Rich, the Poor, euery ,ohere, bear the same
Testimony.


Real the follow ing terthcate ren n Indy, endorse
by Postmaster e. +. Cooper:
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MISCELLANEOUS
PIANOS. GUITARS, Vso.sNs, Mc.

PIANOS. GUITARS. SsOaINs, &C.
DAfNE N CHRISTIAN have nov ~ a fine
Il ASSORTMENT OF Pianos very beautiful and
among them win Gaen,sn's Eaiian attachment
AID several second hand Paso-. " low prices -
6ood supply e" Gu prices ranging tfpm 10 %
Aisa, full saPpy ct ioifn- aud Flute
They would Ill ait4eniar A. eniInH To thrir Pianos
which ATE WARRANTED be equal . any. Please cai
and examine the a -oftment s25t-
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sOUTissEDE IL ILssOAI,.

/ % EitIl 1 TRAIN
r. N 1T -zz4-zz-zsElNe it.ndy to receive
Ill H ~ FEE freiehts r re >onlh-ide Ra.
road Wm. I. Ande,son's Comuis ron House on tia.
Basins My person wishing to-. ,ates of freight
obuiia a rrig list by calling n.c.
By o,dcl OF the Sup't
sep 3o, ALFRED W. II 'RNER kg'r
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MUSIC SALOON,

The second story will rsed rs Mu.ic Saloou.where
lie has and viii keep supply . th,,e truly col
ebrncd N"rli's Fair London) i'reui m Piauo.. All
kinds ri Music and Aln,icnl In-trumcs fIrniI cd TO
oIder. Pivate the Saloon il the alley
Nlsiters sili please ing the l"o bed.
d K. LN MAN, Bank Square.