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Cola and silver.

OHIO COUNTY, IS:
Personally appeared before me, J. r. Dickey,
Notary Public for the county aforesaid. and State
of Virginia. this day. Daniel @. List cashier of the
Bank of Wheeling, aud made oath In due form,
that the foregoing statement is just and true, to
the best of his knowledge and belief. Given I'M
der my hand, this 22d day of October, 1856
] Z DICKEY. Notary Public. .
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SOMETHING NEW...I noticed In pass
- ing up Governor street. at HARWQOpS ware.
rooms, the most complete Spring Bed that nsse
sver seen; it is 10 very simple in its construction
that it 10 not liable TO got cut OF order ne e1 s
the largest and most beautiful assortment Of fun'
ture have ever seen exhibited in Richmond ny
attention was attracted to most beautiful aiosos
in the assortment. oc 20 dim
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From the Auditor of Public
Accounts, to pay the inte-
rest due to LIST January,
1856, on guaranteed bonds
of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Company.
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<pa FOR kENT..A dwelling hon.. -
2oth street, with seven rooms and kitchsn nj; ~
1AA two rooms, gas and water on the prsmi...
Possession given immediately
Also, mouse on Broad, between Goth and 2lst s..
with eight rooms. Possession given ths lat AZ a.,
uary. For terms apply to " ''A'
R. SEDGWICK, Main street
&C S-1m Between 18th and lp,b y.
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aea FOR RENT-.-A desirable residence
II on French Garden Hill, containing nine rooms
EEL with large garden attached. Possession given
LIST October Enquire of Mrs. DELAkUE, on the
premises sa Sets
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INSTRUCTION ON THE
7 A AT l. xrh L u1

the Banks, (oiice hours from to 5. to 6)will be
happy to see all such desire his professional ser
vices promising his best endeavors by gentleness and
thoroughne,s to give satisfaction in all operations
either in Filling Cleansing, Regulating Extracting
or inserting Teeth. oc 1S-Sm*
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- FOR RENT OR LEAsE.-At the op
Hs3 ton of the tenant, the tenement tho ~ on
04 franklin street. recently occupid BY Mr. joan
H. Gary, as grocery. Ii il situated very nssr tho
market aud il conMdered of the best locations In
the city for grocery dry goods store Possession
given at one days notice Apply 70 BAKER q
PLEAsANTs, orto
p. HI. AYLETT, Trustee,
au 23-ts Law Office lis Main street
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kea FOR RENT.--The commodious and
M well arran ged Tobacco Factory now occupied
81 by Mr. g. W. HARDWOOD, situated on Cary street
between 18th and 18th streets. Possession gwen on
the first of January next. Apply to
su TO- -ts STEaRNS BRUMAEL.
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PIP K $ - b o emian
IVl Pipes
Mseuchaum Cigar Tubes
Amber do
Cigar Cases and Cigar Lighters
Rest collection aver in Richmond jast received 81
CHARLES .HHARDSON's
t.s5.t. Cigar AL Tobacco stois,
se 20ts American Hotel Buidinf
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60 TOBACCO FACTOR FOR KENT-
z;s Ihe Tobacco Factory, now occupied by Mr. N
b. Dickinson. on 18th street, between Main and
Gary, will be for rent next year. Possession giysp
LIST January. Apply to
BARKSDALE READ
oc S---f Shockos Warehop.s
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The English news is unimportant.
Commercial.
LATER FROM CALI.
FORNIA.
Arrival OF the Illinois.

NEW YORK, Oct. 28.-The steamer Illinois.
with dates from San Francisco to the 9TH instant,
arrived here to-day, bringing upwards of $1,000,
600 in specie and 400 passengers.
Business at San Francisco was improving.
The intelligence from the mines was encour.
aging.
Ex.Gov McDougal was arrested on his arrival
out, charged with illegal voting.
The San Francisco papers publish letter from
Col Fremont in answer to letter Of enquiry
abou. political matters addressed him by the Edi-
tor of the Evening Bulletin. The same letter was
addressed to the other Presidential candidates,
but neither of them answered. The Bulletin says
Fremonts letter has given great satisfaction to the
citizens generally.
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Marine Disasters.

CHATHAM, Mass, October 27.-The brig Nan.
cy Anne of Weis, Me-, from New York for Port
land, with a cargo of pipe clay. was taken into
Monomy on the 25th inst, having been run into on
the OATH forty miles N. E. from Cape Cod, by
which she lost her foremost, boomsprit, sails,
rigging, &c The hull 10 in good order. Capt.
Lincoln, of the bark Maria, from Norfolk for Bos-
ton, before reported towedinto Charleston, arrived
here yesterday Captain L. reports that the bark
sprung q leak on the 14:h instant and shifted her
cargo during northeast gale The crew took to
the boats on the 17th and in trying land the long
boats, capsized in the breakers when tho captains
wife. the mate, one seaman and the steward, were
drowned.
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rhe A..rianIturnl Fair.

Yesterday was Members day at the Agrlcuitu'
raj Fair. The attendance was very large-many
saw as large as last year. To-day every body Is
,am;,tad The show is admirable in horses ano
c,.,,e while II n fair in every department.
There Is an unusually good exhibition OF As
tursl Implements The vegetables are
astonishing when we consider the very o'y yea
Our Local reporters have duly reported pA,.'.u
lars of the proceedings of Farmers ana 'he ." ;
and we refer to their department
The numbers of strangers in the city is no' 90
grea. as at the Fair before the last; oul II sup
posed is notfs- Short if at all under thas Oh ia''
wear $50 - A--
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A BOOK CAsE-There is exhibited at the Me-
chanics Fair, a Book case of carved oak in Gothic
style that for its grandeur is hard to equal any
where. 1t is finished in exquisite style. The
plate glass that is in the doors cost $40. The
whole is worth $500 1t is noble piece of me
chanism. The Cabinet makers have behaved
most stability this year in contributing nothing,
except this Book case 10 the Fair but this reflects
the highest credit Oh the mechanical skill In that
department of trade in onr city. This piece Of
work is contributed by Mr.. JOHN A. BELvIE,
President of the Institute.
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ANsbis Picture.

Among the beautiful pictures on exhibition ~
the Mechanics Fair Il one by young artist OF
fredericksburg. Mr.. ELDER. It is group OF per.
sons who have been wrecked, and are afioat upon
. raft At sea. Their expressions Of form and
face tell of their dreadful hardships as they have
drifted ut the mercy of the waves; wniio the
faces of some are illumined by ray OF hope
which is inspired by a ship In the distance. One
faunts frantcslly piece Of cloth in hts hand -
signal Of distress to this far off ship while ie'
male whose head rests upon him, looks with I'M
plorng eyes to heaven a. though there was her on
iy hope It 10 work Of decided genius and a. the
production of Virginia artist, deserves especial
commenda,ion. We invite the attention of lovers
of art to this admirable picture.
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Loss ofthe Schooner Splendfd.-CrewS Sup
nosed TO have Periahed.

went, on Saturday to the schooner reported ashore
on Tuekernuck She had gone to pieces, and the
crew are supposed to have pershed On the stern
was the name Splendid of New London. Mr..
S. c. Bishop, telegraph operator, found on Muske-
got trunk containing clothes letters, etc, belong
ing to Capt John Seely, of schooner Splendid. of
New London, which are in the hands of the Col
lector of Nantucket, subject to the order of the
friends of Capt Seely. Also in the trunk were
certificates of membership of the Masonic Lodge,
which are in the hands of the order at Nantucket.
Mr. Bishop has given orders for his men to make a
thorough search on the shore for the bodies of the
crew
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" $4,000 WORTH OF fRgsssrs The Atlsntie
Company viii open their Grand Git Enterprise,
70 log Main street, next door to the Ey shanss
,,a' GA SUNDAY evening. October 200" aud con.
500 essy Gay and evening through the week Their
torx s,a.. Doh. embraces works of Art, Science, His.
the p,s,a. travels and Advsn urs, Poetry and
Prayer Books. Each purchaser az 49, n,o'ss ana
one 81 their coiection Of bssutifui ana
Asns beisss leaving The store These P,.ssrs.
PRISE great variety Of articles, both ussf., 80
nAmsntsi, VARYING Ia value from IN ordinary LINN.
graph to fine Gold Watch. 'Hho'
q See eirculsu for particulars. ..nA
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- pRlsCoLLs BALM or rHnIIa.N

~ DRlSCoLR5 BALM OF THOUsAND
FLOWERS, IS cents per bottle only. The most
agreeable Dentriee and Cosmatie that ever the art
Of applied chemistry has produced, cleansing the
teeth, healing the gums and importing fragrance and
sweetness TO otherwise ofensive breath which too
ifeqasnts exists, without the persons knowledge
For sale In Richmond by r. DUQUEsNE, Main
stfest and By Druggists generally.
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LARGE TURNIPs-Our friend DR.. JOHN 7. An
DERsoS, of Hanover, has presented to the Dis.
patch two very large Turnips. One of them with
top on, weighed 81 lbs, and with top of Is lbs,
and measures 81 inches in circumference tie
other is nearly as large, being SO inches in CIR
cumference. These are indeed nammoths, al d
in the Dispatch window, excited no little admira-
ton yesterday Well done Hanover
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Penusyiyauja Politics.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. % In consequence Of the
failure of the Union" mo, nent at the Fillmore
meeting last night, the Den rats claim the State
at the Presidential election Y $500 majority
The meeting re affirmed the resolutions passed at
Saturday meeting denouncing the fusion ticket
George Washington Reed was forced to retreat
back to Dover Hall for attempting to speak in IA
vor Of the Union Ticket.
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A GEM OF ART-At the Mechanics Fair, there
is a bronze statue, contributed an ornament to
the Exhibition, by Mr.. VIM BARRETT, that is a
gem of art 1t is copy from a statue by MI
chael Angelo, that is placed on the tomb of a De
Medici in Florence. 1t ia one of the most admira.
BILE works of its kind we ever beheld.
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TELE0RAPHfc xnHwa. &
Il REPORTED rsoRTHn D1AxP Alto Il
ARRIVAL OF THE ATT ANTIci

ARRIVAL OF TIE ATLANTICi
NEW YoRK, October q, & p M-The STEAMER
Atlantic has arrived here, With dates from Liver.
pool to the 18th inst Her news 10 interesting. A
telegrayhic dispatch from Madrid on the l2th,
ssys that ODonnsll and all bis colleagues had re-
signed on the night before, and their restgnanons
had been accepted Narvaez immediately ass aes
office and appointed ministry, namely: Pfgal
Minister of Foreign Affairs; Lief. Of Finance
Nocedad, of the Interior; Arsuela, OF Justice; ur
bistonde, Of War; and Sersunde, OF Marine. NO
further particulars of the effect OF the cnAnse ARG
given.
EASTERN AFFAIRS. :.
The Paris Journal des Debats says W oeheve
the pretensions Of Russia to the Isle OF Serpenis
have been abandoned, and the Island Is again IN
the possession of Turkey"
Ills not true that the Austrians have seized on
Russia. II 10 said, has given formal notice to re
assemble the Congress at Paris, to which France
and Russia have assented, and awaits Englands
concurrence.
Neapolitan affairs are unchanged. All thoughts
OF an expedition against Naples are supposed TO
have been abandoned. Even the French and En-.
slish ministers will not be recalled.
DENMARK.
Denmark has consented to the reduction of the
Sound Dues.
ENGLAND. ..
The English news is unimportant.
Commercial. '-
LIVERPOOL Oct. 15-Cotten firm and unchanged.
The steamers news had no effect on the market -
Flour easier. Richardson, Spence Co. quote Balti-
more and Philadelphia at $50 4ts; Ohio SOD ass.
White whest i04 ;red 81 09ts. Corn quiet with
small business. yellow and mixed SIS; white 81
S5~. Provisions generally unchanged. Sugar firm
and active.
Weather variable
Money slightly more stringent Consols for money
9li09s.
TWO LATER FROM CALL
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TIT FOR TAr.-This is the title OF novel writ
ten. as we now learn by "lady of New Orleans
and published first in London, in 1854, not long
after the noble philanthropists that clustered about
Suth erland House had lonized Mrs STOWE, ana
shed fashionable tears over her Uncle Tom. Tit
for Tat lifted the curtain Of English social hfe as
fair retort upon these titled fanatics for their ms
placed sympathy, while their very doors were De-
seiged by class of beings ten thousand times
worse of than those happy and well fed Africans
who live in the Southern States Of this Union. Inc
book annoyed those arstocrats whs had mace
fools of themselves in running after inc Strong
minded Yankee woman, whose chief oo)ect' ai'er
all WAS to get their cash. 1t was sharply criticised
by the London press, and excited enough OF curl:
osity to ensure pretty large SALE 1t is now
published in this country by. Garrett q Co, New
York, with a preface, dated at the White sulphur,
las. August The back of it indicates that 1t is an
answer to '.Dred," which it is not, and which the
publisher should not have represented it to be- 1t
is however, spirited and pointed hit at those Eng
Ish aris.ocrats who made such fools of themselves
in the Duchess Of Sutherland's train, In paying
homage to that wicked woman, Mrs. STOWE.
For sale by j. w. RANDOLPH.
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THE COLUMBIAN ARITHMETIC, designed Jor
the use of Academies and Schoois-by NJ. J. kerney
author of compendium of Ancient and Modern
History, &c.-Baltimore; John Murphy & Co.
Tenth Edition. For sale by John ONeil, Broad
street.
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Congressional Nomination.

WORCESTER, Oct. 27-At the peoples district
convention for the ninth Congressional district,
held in this city to-day, Ely Tbayer. of Worcester
was unanimously nominated, by reclamation, to
Congress. Mr.. Thayer addressed the convention,
accepting the nomination.
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dent of the Philadelphia Ledger, writing from
Florida states that treaty is now on foot betw
the U. S. Government and the Florida Indians,
the latter to give the Indians $500, 900 for their
stock and guarantee Billy Bowlegs the chieftan.
ship of the tribe when it is removed westward.
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Powder Mill Expl0ston--Two Men Killed
LOWELL, Oct. 27.-Tns drying house attached
to Whjpple's Powder Mill, in this vicinity, was
blown up, killing two workmen, who were at the
time smoking th cir pipes in the building.
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poyificaeChRuRe.

BUFFALO, n Y, Oct. 81, 1s56.--The Hon. Chas
Emmons, for many years n State Senator from
this county, and delegate to the recent Wing
National Convention at Baltimore, a prominent
Silver Grey Wing. is out with letter this morning
announcing kis determination to support Fremont
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" GREAT EXCITEMENT AT THE FAIR GReUNps
Among the Multiplicity of exhibitions at the Fair
Grounds, the one exhibited by Col Wood has vsri-
ETY. OF cprosisies. seen only once in life time A
large number Of oar first ladies and gentlemen visit
ed this truly meritorious collection yesterday.
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SHIPPING IN PoRT.-There were on the 25th
inst, 6e9 vessels in port at New York, 1913 At Bos
ton, and 81 at Baltimore; and on the 18th, 65 at
Charleston, IS at Savannah, lis at New Orleans,
and 20 at Mobile.
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Fire atPittsburg.

PfTTsBURG, Oct 27.-At 2 o'clock this morning
fire broke out in Brown Hayes confectionery, on
Liberty street. and the building and stock were
entirely consumed. Loss Sl5, 900, partly insured.
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"DEARLY DO Love THEE."-A new ballad
Poetry by COL S. B. Daris; Music by II. 5. Cot'ndn
For sale by JOHN ONEIL, Broad street.
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DAGk RIVER YSTER ST. he schr.
- VIRGINIA has just arrived with a cargo of We
nv superior BACK RIVER OYSTERS, equal, if not
peror to any brought to this market this season.
They very large very fat, and of delightful fla
Those in want of superior quality Oyster,
requested to call on board schr. Virginia.
oc 29- 1t EDWARD HOPKINS.
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lust ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and desiru-
y bic goods just received per Jamestown:
Stella Shawls, white centres
New styles Black Silk Velvet and Cloth Cloaks F.,
Velvet Ribbons, all widths
Msdder colored Prints at 3D., worth l24c. n
Purchasers are solicited to examine the above, at
the established cheap store of
&C % ALFRED MOSES, 6s Main st.
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DIED,

At his fathers residence, on the 18th inst in the
Seth year OF his age, GEORGE HOWARD, son of
J ohm and Nancy S Howard
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VISITORS TU THE STATE FAlk WI,
find store, 1871 Main stroet.a compie vatIs!
of Dinner and Tea Sets; China Vases snd msan.
OrnaIne nts; Cut and Pressed Glass Ware OF sseo
description; Ivory Cutlery; Silver snd fis'ea .,
Tea Walters; Block Tin Ware; Jspsuneo Io,,s.
Sets Bronzed Hat Racks; Door Mats bru,hes, ~ =.
or with rich variety OF Fancy Goods, to which We
would invite the attention of purchasers oeno..s
onr assortment 10 qaalled ana our gooas - ~
any similar Establishment. Gail 81 lSI maiH 'H''7
Eagle Square. m
oc 28-lw BULkLEt "
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MOTTO K--sOMETHIN NV The ua.
dersigned take leave TO inform their frIsnds ana
the public in general, thst they have estsoisheds
VINEGAR MANUFACTOkY st Rockets, hieh
mopd, Va, and are now prepared to hii any Orders
at the shortest notice. long experience in !he ba-
siness enables them TO manufacture ana sell ~ ~
reasonable prices and qusitI equal to any II not a
perior to Northern brands NThey expect 10 meet :
kind patronage of the public, and in particular ifon
our mercantile community. All orders they may
DO favoie with will be executed with prompsnsm
and at the lowest terms Orders received 81 M
Box No 48, Post Office Richmond, Va
Respect!ully,
DC es-lm* BRANDT R0THEH,
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Ra,Inrd,s Hotel.

The front of Billiards. new Hotel has AZ iaS'
been succeed, aud the immense scaffoid De'hs
used in the work has been taken down. IL pre-.
sen,s a beautiful appearance. The imitation OF
sand, ,oae ia the coloring is admirable and does
great credit TO the artist, Mr.. RUSSELL VINO put
this finishing touch,to the building The Hotel Is
filled with guests and when lighted up at nigh'
looks grand Ballard just now, has an immense
number of guests-she old Hotel and the ne" no.
tel are crowded to repletion No landlord astne
South ever had so many at one time to provide Tor
and lodge comfortably-an of VIII oh is done most
satisfactorily at the Exchange.
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PAssrNGERsrERS STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN, LEW

PARRISH Master from New York:
A. M Rosenberg, z. G. Richardson, VIM 8. Ed
burn. e G. Harneman A. Gilmour, d. Hamilton, V.
P Smith. VIM. Bowen, Samuel Ayres; James Dur
abrams, e. C. Quesch. e. Powers Samuel Murray,
VIM Fl. Plumer. B. G. Murray, E.. H. soln=ar, J.
Beck, James Jones, Mrs. M. MCMILLAN, Mrs w.
child and nurse; Miss Ia ,lor, VIM Timpson, j. W.
Tmpson, Mrs. l. Gomports, Mrs. N. Kneller, A. N.
Dubree, II. Wolf J Johnston and LADY, Thomas Mi
nor and ledy: Mrs G. w. Johnson and two children;
A Huppell, John w. Williams, q. w. Prime s T.
x. Prime, Miss H. Hermsns, J. C. Brown, B. Chapin,
Miss Riddell, H. McMuen and two children; B. B.
Boon, L. Cooper, M Allen, and rs in stserags
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EkTTINta KKADY FOR The FAi - ,at
forget to supply Yourself with SEAPLEs INA Az.
LIBLE BAKING POWDER, with which y y. Is D..
lutely impossible to fan 10 having $3.50 nsa s.nssd
Bread, Buscuits or Buckwheat CAKES. Ine "a
il very large and Increasing rapidly Jss IND
large lot, perfectly fresh, 1t 20 cent?, %
SIP. sEMPLE, Apothecsry. 2az Man a ST.
AZ On u BetWcen 9tn aaa Ioe-
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MARINH NEWS.

c;>>>I~~>-~-~~~~~~
RI9H WATER THIS DAY AT Vt O'CLOCK.
ARRIVED,
schr Walter Williams, Kannard, Norfolk, corn
and wheat. ,
and lumber.
Schr CorneIia A. Cevnke, Homer, H. Y, hay,
Whitlock l. son. and salt Bacon Baskerville.
schr Burnett McNemara, Baltimore, mdz-, w. D..
Colquitt Co.
Schr s. A. Falconer, Terrili, Albany, lumber, Bel
vim L. Parker, Whitfield Son.
Brig Commerce, Seabory, ballast
schr Hsxall, Winters New York, d., D. w.
CurIie. 49,
schr Golden Eagle, Kelsey, Albany, lumber, E. E.
Dudley. -
schr VIM. Colquitt, Davis, Norfolk, guano, Cren-
shaw Co. .-F
schr Brilliant, jones, Baltimore, shells.
Schr. Adeline, Jenkins do do
Schr Mary Adeline, Powers, Norfolk, corn.
SAILED,
Steamer Belvidere, Pdtchett, Baltimore, mdz i,
Ludam Watson.
Steamer jamestown, Parrish, New York, mdz and
passengers, Ludlsm Watson.
Schr Lion, Edwards, down the river light
Schr. Mary ]. Loupan. down the rlver hight. sa
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DRAFTS VIRGINIA DAGUEkkIAN
i GALLERY, No las Man street, sign Of the 90.
thic Window, where, in the last II years. npwrdsct
0c0 portraits have been In al the varied styles
of AMBROTYPE and DAGUERREOfYPEs.
The latest Improvements have bseu obtained ey
Mr. Pratt in his late trip to Europe Aod are now sue
eessfully practiaed in this establishment, where va
guarantee finer pictures than have been turned outa
Richmond. r. s. SANXAY. }on.r.,o,s
J.F. CHALMERS, opei'Io'
Former pupils of the University. visiting Reh,
mond will please call on Mr.. PRATT, IS above, sud
obtaiu their free tickets. oc B--et
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CARTER,S SPANISH MIXTURE
~ Cures all kinds of Humors in the Blood
Carriers spanish Mixture
Cures all kinds of Humors in the Blood.
Carriers Spanish Mixture
Cures all kinds of Humors in the lood
Carriers Spanish Mixture
Cures all kinds of Humor1 in the Blood.
Carriers Spanish Mixture
Cures all kinds of Humors in the Blood
Carriers Spanish Mixture
Cures ell kinds Of Humors In the Blood
Carriers Spanish Mixture
Cures all kinds Of Humors in the Blood
Carriers Spanish Mixture
Cures all kinds of Humors in the Blood
Cnrters Spanish Mixture
Cures sll kinds Of HumoIs in the Blood
Carriers Spanish Mixture
Cures all kinds of Humors In the Blood.
Carriers Spanish Mixture
Cures all kinds of Humors in the Blood.
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
Curss all kinds of Humors in the Blood.
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
Cures all kinds OF Humers in the Blood.
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
Cures ell kinds of Humors in the Blood.
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
Cures oil kinds of Humors in the Blood.
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
Cures all kinds Of Humors In the Blood
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
Cures all kinds of Humors In the Blood
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
Cures all kinds of Humors In the Blood
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
=, Cures all kinds of Humors in the Blood