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Affairs Ia KTausos

I'VE give the suboned just we received them
from teegrsphc reporters II Ia scarcely necessary 10
place readers their guard against the and
ports in regard to difficulties in Kansas which have reached
for weeks past and which likely to dmn-
ish in numbers during the pending presidential canvass
Cachoo, June 1o-The democratic press has a letter
from Lccompton the Itb which reports several .kslc
between the pro and snti-slavery organizations.
The Kansas City Enterprise detailing the previous sd-
vices thirty souheners proceeding from Wesport
der the command Of Capt Pate Bull creek by
equal party Of eeSste men, and after hours Skin
mishing, Pate surrendered unoondonally.
party OF pro-slavery men, including son Of Governor
Shannon made night the house OF Capt Walker
five miles from Jecompton. They cred upon and
pulsed Young shannon taken prisoner but released
next day.
Governor shannon took company Of dragons, and
sesrcbed the houses Of the fee-Stae for days
taking and ammunition.
Col. sumner passed through Lecompton the 4tb en-
route for Topeka.
II was reported the general rcndezvop. Of
men at Bull Greek under command Of Mr. Whitfield
template attack upon Lawrence, and expect to
sir hundred men, generally armed with United
States muske The fecSate had resolved 10 settle
the matter with the bayonet Plans said to have been
formed for night attack
There that Donaldson and Jones had been kill
ed in fight Franklin, where collision had occurred
the goods stolen At Lawrence
ST. LOUIS, June pAn extra Of the westport Time, Of
ing of the OF Bernard Kansas the night OF the 3d.
by the free-Stae Twelve fifteen thousand dollars
worth OF property was destroyed.
The Times also says that company OF 800 sboltonss
had captured Franklin being opposed by only fifteen fight
ing proslsvery Mr.. Fslimaton and two others
reported killed TWAS reported the fight lasted an hour
The Investigating committee is still at Westport
ST. LOUIS, June lo.-The Republicans Independence
respondent under date OF the 9TH that Donaldson and
four Of his men, in the discharge Of official duty, At,
tackled and killed Hickory Point the 3D. The
sha In the act OF arreng the who attacked the
party under Captain Pate,
The eesoiers had increased in numbers, and de-
sroyng houses and driving families from their homes,
Bull creek.
One hundred and fy men, under Captain Reed had left
New Santa Fe in pursuit Of the marauders.
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Tx4E GoysrsnAent Omea~i KsgSsssx loBs and
ssns ofa public oce and agents ~ psy o.
United where bpsn whcnee appoint
cd where employed with hist Of all odee sad
~ collect ssd se<
all employed with hsf
foce condition Of all ships saS
belonging United States, complete and 0ay
list
Price s3 SO Can by mail any eoasty
sale In Washington Nv TAYLOR b MAuRY
June III Bookstore ysh
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RrcToR UNIVERSITY Hon. Andrew Stevenson
elected rector Of the University Of Virginia by the
board Of visers at their recent special session gil the
vacancy ocrasoned by the death Of the venerable Joseph
G. Cabe who for number Of years had filed with dis
tnguished ability this important and honorable office
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NEW LINE or sTEAMsuIPsy-A new line Of steamships
win commence running from New York to Lisbon by way
OF Fayal and Madeira Saturday the l4h instant when
tho first steamer the Isle Of Madeira win leave New
York She described as new and strongly built vessel
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DEiTH AZ rDIroR-Colonol David Martin one OF the
editors and propretors Of the Baton Rouge (ousana)
Advocate died at his residence in that city on the s
after an illness Of about two weeks
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W ASHINGTON CITY
wEDN EsDAY MORNING, JUNE IL, 1856.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
FOR PRESIDENT,
JAMES BUCHANAN,
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN G. BRECKENRIDGE,
OF KENTUCKY.
CoNGRESS-TUEsDAY.

SEsArE.An explanation was made, from which 1t APP
peared that instead of Mr. Suarts being elected TO pre-
side the Senate during the absence Of Mr.. Bright
merely he elected permanent President pro tempors
Mr. Crittenden submitted preamble and resolutions pro-
posing in order TO restore peace in Kansas, that the
President Of the United States be requested to send Gen.
Scott to take command of all the government forces
poyed in that Territory for the preservation Of order
The resolution discussed by Messrs Crttenden Ma
son, and Seward and then laid over until tomorrow.
bill for the relief Of certain actual settlers and cuya
tors in the State Of Mississippi passed. and the subject
of the naval board assigned for Thursday next after
which the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE, REPRESENTATIVES, but thin at
tendance Of members to-day, and early adjournment
the consequence The consideration of the bill
amend the act to provide for the better security of the
lives of passengers board Of steam vessels post
poned until Likewise the bill to expedite the
issuing of patents in Of confirmed land claims in
California The Speaker laid before the House import
communication from the State Department in relation
to American cotton.
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By E. =. WRIGHT, eeorgstov N,

By Nc. 4. WRIGHT, Georgetown.
DoRTo RICO SUGAR AND MoLAssEs AT AUCTION On
II 18th ins,ani, o'clock, Y. A.
Dodse's wharf the OF the brig Fidss om Mayugues,
sisung Of
$40 bogsbeads prime sugar
20 do choice moasses.
EDWARD 8. WRIGHT,
June ll-dtds AucionceT
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Hon. George s. Houston, of Alabama appeared in bis
seat in the House yesterday morning. after absence Of
about two months During his absence large number Of
letters business from his constituents and Others have
been received and time necessarily eapse be-
fore can be written.
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THE pEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CoNyENTIoN.

full report Of the last days proceedings Of the
ton viii be found in paper this morning. In this
weeks issue Of the Weekly Union which win be ready for
delivery tomorrow morning, viii be found complete
port Of the entire proceedings of the
period Of Ave days These proceedings will be read by
democrats in every section Of the Uniou with the most
intense interest The Boston Post truly and forciby says
Democrats will read them with pride and interest They
indicate noble spirit They show that the good Of the
country predeminated all personal preferences They
show that there such thing sectionalm in this
great convention See northern States leading of side by
side with southern States See half the delegates Of the
great State Of New York. those OF New Hampshire and OF
other States standing side by side with the States at the
South for the northern who has molly breasted the
northern tornado Franklin Picrce And then look Con-
nectcut and Indiana and other northern States leading of
side side with Virginia and Louisiana in voting for James
buchanan In the internal struggle for rival candidates,
there such thing exhibited Partially for geograph
teal lines Considerations wide the country governed
the political action OF the convention. How widely different
all this from tho lamentable exhibit which faction and mad
making in their insane and suicidal endcavors
array section Of the Union against the other But
space forbds extended comment Let every democrat
read and reflect the patriotic proceedings Of hs great
convention Who doubt but that the people viii send
FORTH from all sections Of noble land hearty response
TO its doing Z"
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residence of Capt H. 2 JOHNSTON. Rockville Md Sat
O'Clock the sixty OF her
age Ms MATILDA HOLLAND, rect HoL-
LAND, esq OF Montgomery county, Md. .H.I
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COLOMBIAN GUANOThe subscribers Offer fo sale tho
OF this Of inso1d in brig
its ground condition, over y per
phosphate Of lime. A. this gusno We. gabsr:d ~
commenced they enaoled 70 sell
prices Of the present importers.
They have cargo Peruvian imported Ia ship
10 10 Of ammonia, bang
believed, the superior now IN the market
known the msnpaaaeN
puano separately, In much
condition manipulate, mix,
w. WnITELoCK Co.,
June I0-d3hfs Gay and High streets, baltimore.
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Drs. Hunter q Williams,

Drs. Hunter a. Williams,
PHYSICIANS FOR DISEASES or THE THROAT AND
LUNGS TfaNN81 5 EF.H
rst.se SO North Charles street, baltimore
AR HUNTER WILLIAMS win be in Weshinson on the
I2h The visit will be ON Than
day, l2h inst
oce 26O Pennsy avenue, Mrs. voss's eweiry
June Ia d3t
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Life versus Death.
just published, the 5h edition. price dime only,
CONS UMPTiON AND sCRoFULA;
popular treatise,
..u. BY J. J. FORSTER, NJ. d.,
Life versus Death.

GLOWING Natcs nnidote for these ghnl cougcs Of uo
race, together with the treatment Of broncn,
asthma night pulmonary and heart
cases. kng evil eupons rinsworm scald head sores
rhcum swepg Of the jons s0ncs A.
glands diseases arising from Impure state Of tho bood
e book, written in plain but forcbe lAmfnaNs gses ~
The RATIONAL and highly
full without dusgng OF Kind, and stroney rec
afflicted heads OF families Ac AZ most vsu
ab guide in time of need :.
information amictod WIN
deafness, rupture bodily deformites, Ac. a..n .
sold maiied wfahan the ass
lev weeks, every part Of the country. !.
Price Of booksellers generally, ~ NALL
post Free Messrs BRIDGMAE co.. l51 Grand street. NAV
York N-st&rf4 1919
June 3-dScp3m6
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
| MARYLAND.

The following the drawn raiapso Institute
Lottery class 1854, drawn Junc1, lets
CT co 8 IS IL 20 81 10 ~ 40 "a ~
n FRANCE = CO, Managers.
y. ". MerHiit, Commissioner
June ll-lt
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ST. LoUIs, June TO- The steamer Grey Cloud has arrived
from St. Pierre after nearly years Absence with intelli
OF the adjustment OF the difficulties with the Sioux
cordng 10 the spuaons Of the council OF March last The
Indians had delivered up twelve prisoners horses mules
&c and promise obedience the government Operations
the Sioux had closed Gen. Hsney the prisoners
free after few days detention.
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TnE TESTIMONY on a roLITIoAL opp oNENT.

THE TESTIMONY OF A POLITICAL OPPONENT.
We copy the following from the Charleston Courier
Of The most respectable and influential OF the opposition
papers The Courier after announcing the nomination Of
Mr. Buchanan for the presidency and giving brief sketch
Of his public life, says:
In December 1885, he elected for full term, and In
lsi3 was reelected In March, si5, he appointed Sec
Rotary OF State by President Polk which Office he held to
the close OF the administration Of that gentleman. His
in London minister plenpotentry OF the United States
under the appointment Of President Pierce Is too we'll known
readers require further notcesucient to that
he represented the interests Of country with dignity and
maintained under difficult circumstances that respect which
every American demands from foreign powers Mr. Buoban
an politician, ranks high OF with the demo-
cratic party by whom he Is highly respected, and he has
probably had less cast upon him than s the usual lot
OF the prominent politicians moreover he is respected by all
parties in private and domestic circles"
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Conventional MominaLion.

ST.. LOUIS June I0.The know nothngs of the first
gressiona district have renomnaed Hon. l.. NJ. Kenneth
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Ns~ Hampshire Repubiieaa State Convention.

Nep Hampshire Republican State Contention.
CoscoKp, june 0Tbe republican State convention
to-day Six delegates large and from each congress
onal district nominated to the Philadelphia
ton Speeches made by Governor Kent Of Maine
Gen. Nye, John r. Hale and others The resoiuonswere
in favor of COL Fremont for the presidency and instruct
the delegates to vote for him.
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N1w Yors, June f0.-Some mysterious movements hay
ing been discovered In relation to the brig Braman she
yesterday visited by the authorities who found sufficient evil
dence her seizure a suspected SLAYER.
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New York Democratic Safe Conceniioa.
New YoRK, June l0A fusion call has been published ior
tho democratic State convention to be held at Syracuse
! the 10th Of July.
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The City Of Newark her way from Newark to this
city with about 100 passengers and large amount Of freight
Three scamugs went to her assistance One account
while the being transferred to the tugs
the life boats of the boats capszed and feared
that two three females drowned. s.8'.&
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Steamboat Erp'oson. treat Loss of Life. .a.
MONTREAL, June 10.--A steamer connecting with the
Grand Trunk railroad exploded her boiler oday the
village of Langae. The mail conductor killed, and It Is
feared that great number Of persons lost overheard
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Union, Ratification Meeting.

] NEW YoRK, June 10-A committee, composed of both
hards sots have issued notice for grand union rat
estion meeting, be held in the Park Wednesday
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IUsr rece,vrd-s new style Of buchanan froek and
under sack graceful and elegant garment also,
a goods
WALT h STEPHENS,
June FLINT Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10th
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Steamboat ON Fire.

New YORK, June i0--91s, a. m.-The steamer City OF
Newark Is burning off Staten Island. Three steamers
are alongside engased in taking OF the passengers.
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j.. y. Middleton,
nfx a., -

Once and depot soufhwest corner and l9h sutois
Feb a7-dGmif
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ngINTpSG-PREss sale. cheap for cash.-A double
cylinder Hoes printing press, good running order being
which the washington Union newspaper ~ now
priries. Apply nj this office.
May l5--dlnf
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approximations TO the 100000, OF 500 esch Nv W."
10000. Of 5000 to SIC, 900. 4 Of 500 to $1,000
Whole ticket. eio-halves s5-quarcu 81 10.
Prizes cnshed at sight ut per cent. discount
Bilis on all solvent banks taken al par.
drawing be forwarded tho result becom - know
Comun catons addressed DON RODRIGUEZ, tcase c c
poe, Charleston Csroina) unit, the I'M Of June win
attended to-
Muy S--d3ns
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MILLINERY,

kREm NOTICE TO THE LADIES..sITay-
LIZ ing just returned from the North W it'll fresh
w able Silk, Lace, Grape, Ensiish Lerborn
Bonnets, also full assortment Of Leghorn Braid
Boomers, with a full supply of French Flowers, |
would respectfully ask call from the Ladies' and ex.
anime my stock, assuring them that will sell the
articles cheaper and good they can be pur-
chased any where in the city.
WIN. FLEISHMAN,
On 18th st., next door to Benton Bakery.
Opposite the Old Market
Bleaching and Trimming done at the shortest no.
tice by w
my 26-d1m*
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BY l;odslin e Appers0n. :.

HS ACRES vALIA HE WOOD LAND
W SIX NILES ABOVE RICHMOND MAR
TO BROOK PLANK ROAD, FOR SALE AT
AauCTiON-Will be sold on Monday. the 9th day Of
June 1856 in the premises commencius 4 c,cioek.
valuable Lots Of Wood Land, the one coutsinins
q. acres the other 49, acres, situated the Coal
Road adjoining the lands Of Messrs James Hin and
Daniel s DeIaplsiue 8
10 s1pposed that there may be cut on each acre
from 20 to so cords Of pine Wood which wonld mil
those engaged in the business OF brick MAXIM beins
near enough 70 make two loads per day
TEkMS-One fourth cash, balance at s 6 and 8
retained till the last note 10 paid Tho tax for the
year 1856 to ne paid by purchaser
my Is G0DDIN 4 APPERSON Aucts
After the foregoing fale. win be sold g. acres
OF land on the opposite side of the Coal Pit road well
watersd having pure spring and running stream
.nro1eh It, IL 10 admirably located for residcnce.
lt adjeins the lands of DR. Darracotf and other
Terms at sale. GODD1N L APPERsuN,
1e Auctioneern
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Benj. Frankiin and Prof. De l:rath.
franklin brought electricity from the heavens the
earth Prof De GSath applied that electricity to re-
neye diseased mortals. Prof De Grath's ELECTRIC
gil does not cure everything, but certainly cures
rheumatism and Neuralgia in day two; cures
Group, Crsmp, Pains in the Breast in 10 minutes;
cures surns Sprains: Wounds, from to days;
Sweiled Glsnds, Stiff Neck, from to days; cures
Erysipelss Scrofuls Pimpes from 2to 10 days; cures
faisy, Gout, Palpitation, Cholera, Corns in q few
days.
- Sold by PURCELL, LADD l. CO.. Richmond, and
druggists in every town. Principal Depot No. 50
counterfeits nv 0S~t.
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~, Nervous snGerers.--Rey. John Lnn-

IT, Nervous SuHerers.--Rev. John Lan-
shan. hear himhe suffered long with the Bronchit,s
Tncture he has been restored and IL now aong good
service presiding Elder in the Fredericks5urs Dis
tIct. Thousands speak the same language, and tell
Fever, &c.
To the female sex, say it 10 suited to all the dis
10 which their delicate conformation is subject
Let the afflicted call on tn Sc having il for sale and
get descriptive pamphlet and see certificates. Hear
him and do likewise:
BALTIMORE, Jan. Gath, 1885,
msssrs. MORTIMER L MowBRAY:
take pleasure in saying to you that have used
your 'Hampton's Tincture" with great profit. From
very much impaired, when commenced to use
champions Tincture" | found its effects upon nv
general health most salutary. My nervous sys-
ten and digestive organs soon rghted up under its
have several times recommended it to my friends
and in every case, far | have been informed
they have used it with success
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~ Green Ginger cordial.-.This delight
full preparation, prepared from the best Jamaica Ga-
is superior to extract made the dry root
sinyauable for Debility, Diarrhea, Cholic, Dyspep
STA Loss of Appetite, and tonic and stimuant for
these recovering it has equal Persons when
heated will find the Cordial cool and refresh.
ing beverage. Taken after eating helps digestion
and removes any bal effects that may arise from the
nse of green fruit and vegetables. No family or ira
weller should be without it. Pint bottles so cts.
Wholesale Agents, BENNETT, BEERS FISHER,
and GRUBBS APPERsoN. je Sim
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ETA Card -.For the Iast sen xears Inv.

AZ Card -.For the Iast fen Years havc
received large aud increasing patronage from
the citizens of Virginia, which l have endeavored to
slness in which have been greatly sided for some
years by the valuable assistance more particularly in
Amorotyplng) of Mr.. r. 8. SANXAY and In addition
snalI hereafter have the services of Mr.. JAMES
ChALMEks--which, together with my own general
SUI will enable me to accomplish fat
yer myself superior work to any | have previously
turned out respectfully request the public TO ca n
and examine my specimens, at
PRATpS GALLERY.
my I1---lm No las Main st., Richmond, Va.
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5sFw The g reass BsarsaInsin DRY

MEs The greatest Bargains In DIR Y
GOODS, MANTLES, EMBROIDERIES, &C.. can
now be found &C the well known cheap, cash stoIeof
N. EZEKIEL IS MAIN STREET
Ladies in want of cheap Goods will please call and
examine his stock of DRESS GOODS in BAREGES
DEBEGE and CHALLIE DE LANES, all as low
asa NINEPENcE YAsD-usual price 25 cents. Fast
color Prints pest quaty Dress Silk cheapest in this
city, rs low as 40 cents per yard.
In WHITE GOODS am selling the greatest bar
gains offered Cambria Muslins at ia cents
yard worth 20 cents Brilliants Is cents worth S4
cts. cotored Dotted Swiss at I24c., worth Csc; white
Dotted Swlss at 7c usual price S7tc finest quality
sprigged Dresses As cents cheap ut rs cents and
Swiss muslins at 20 and 25 of the finest ouaty
the best and cheapest Bleached Cettons In this cty
Worked Collars at 6lc; Sleeves 10 and lac setts
OF finest French Worked Collars and Sleeves So so
selling in other stores at S.; French Work Collars at
e.. cent?, half their value; 200 style Mantles
just received, and being sold at reduced prices
For bargains, call at N. EZEKIEL,S
old established Cheap Cash Store,
myN is Main street.
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u The Great Kussian Remedy. --Pro o.
NO PUBLIco.-"Every mother should have box in
the house handy, in case of accidents to the chill
dren."
REDpING's RUSSIA SALvE-It is a Boston remedy
of thirty years standing, and il recommended by ply.
scians. 1t is and speedy for Burns Piles
Bos, Corns, Felons, Chilblains and Sores of every
kind; for Fever Sores Ulcers Itch Scald Head Net
tie Rash, Bunions Sore Nipples Recommended by
nursesl Whitows, Sites, Testers, Flea Bites, Spider
Stings, Frozen Limbs, Salt Rheum, Scurvy, Sore and
Cracked Lips, Sore Nose Warts and Flesh Wounds,
it is most valuable remedy and cure which can be
testified by thousands who have used it in the city
of Boston and vicinity for the last thirty years In
instance will this Save do injury interfere
with physicians prescriptions 1t is made from the
purest materials, from recipe brought from Russia
of articles growing in that countryand the proprie-
tors have letters from all classes, clergymen, phys
clans, captains nurses and others, who have used
it themselves, and recommend it to Others.
Reddng's Russia Salve is put in large tin boxes
stamped on the cover with picture of horse and
disabled soldier, which picture is also engraved
the wrapper. Price Is cents box.
Sold at all the stores in town country, may be
ordered of any wholesale druggist
REDDING l. CO., Proprietors,
No. State st., Boston.
~ BENNETT, BEERS l. FISHER, Agents foi
fl
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~ Picot.s Virginia Warm K,,,ar

" Picot's Virginia Worm Killer is the
best, safest and most reliable vermifuge in use-so
say all who have used it. 1t contains Oil of
seed or other nauseating drugs but very pleasant
to the taste and easily taken by children
Prepared snly by T. !. PiCOT; sold ais, by O. A,
Strecker, John w. Pollard Bennett, Beers Fisher
.. B. Hill, Purcell, Ladd & CO., VIM. z Ladd and j.
r. jackson. my 30-lm
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EFT Dentat Notice --E. w. Jones, Suraf.
csl and Mechanical DENTIST having moved his
Office tn rooms few doors below the Corin-
than Hall, Mr.. Duquesae's between 9th and
leih, Main street, he is prepared to see those
with whom he made engagements for the present
nenth, and all Others who may desire his profession
al services, either in filling, cleansing extracting or
inserting teeth. All operations will be performed
with sentieness. thoroughly and faithfully.
frnS
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e Gihhs, GaIlerr for Patent Amhr,

r. Gibbs Gallery for Patent AmbrO-
TYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS, OF EVERY SIZE AND DE-
cRIPTIoN.-Daguereotyp copied into Ambrotypes
and made permanent, or if desired, 10 life size
paper retaining the perfect likeness, and painted by
tirst-cass assists making most beautiful and desira
bls style Of portraits
Ambrotypes, in lockets pins cases, and frames Of
all descriptions P. 4. GIBBS,
CorinthiRn Hall, Main street, below 9Th,
fe Is Richmond.