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~ DRisCoLDs BALM or THOUSAND
FLOWERS rs cents per hottie only. The most
agreeable Dentrifee and Cosmstio that ever the art
Of applied eheulistry has produced, cleaning tbs
teeth, healing the guns and mpafting fragrance ard
sweetness 60 m otherwise offensive breath which to-
frequently exists, without the persons knowIsdra-
Tor sale In Richmond by r. DUQUEsNE. No. sU7.
Main street, and By Druggists generally.
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Port Of Richmond Non. 24-High Water 2 r. NJ
ARRIVED,
Steamer jamestown. Parrish, N. T., mdss. and
passengers Ludiam 4 Watson.
steamer Bsyiders, Pritchett, Bait, mdse, Ludiam
4 Watson.
Schr N Homes, -, Philadelphia, coal, s. r.
Bawes !,
sehr Almira T., Candy, Philadelphia, coal, s. r.
Halves ,r
schr Abdel Ksder, Cornelius, New York. hay, NJ
Downey ,1y,..
Schr Mary Pric. Blizzard, Albany. lumber, Whit
lock Son, and others M,
schr Chericoke, Davis, Yorkriver, wheat "of-
than Co.
Schr Andrew Armstrong, Cannon, James river,
wood
Schr Oakland, Free, Jsmes river, wood
Schr Gray Eagle, Welsh, Potomac riVer. corn:
Schr N. L, Tannor, Todd Port Deposit, LUMBER
Gum Nettles.
sehr Ellen Goldsborough Bunting, wheat haAa'i
Co.
SAILED, :,
Brig Tempest " Gods, Rio Grsnde, flour, ha4aii
Co.
Brig Brandywine, -, Rio, -four; HaLall 20;
schi Portia, Aaron, Baltimore, mdse, '" Coi-
quit Co.
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| VOTE IN sIsIA.-Returns from all the coun-
ties In Virginia save two-Calhoun new and Wy
onng Buchanan BOOZE majority. Wyo.
ming, at the Governors election, gave Flournoy
"a majority
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LITERARY.-The Hon. Mrs Granville Whyte,
of England, arrived in New York Friday. This
lady is widely known in Europe and America as
Miss Muloek, the talented authoress of the Ogli-
vies, Agatha's Husband, Olive, John Halifax,
Gentlemen and other interesting novels.
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The blacksmith's shop of Prof Longley, near
Emory and Henry College. Va was destroyed by
fire on Tuesday morning last
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MURDER On Thursday evening last Mr.. Isaac
Bond, living on Greasy Greek, In Floyd county
Va, was found dead-supposed to have been shot
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LrvYrSe ON A RAILROAD TRAIE.-The Sher
Ia of Smith Cove, one day last week, levied on
passenger train on the Virginia and "ennessee
railroad. an execution for $4,000, jude
ment obtained against the company in the SUIT o.
Alexander VS.. the Va. s. Tennessee railroad com
nanv.
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP "JAmEsrewN," Lewis
Parrish Master. from New York.
C. 8aines N. McMahone, J. PERSON. Jno f. Pagan,
Chss Borum, F. Smith, nj Pike, j. NOTTINGHAM,
F. A. Hoppe, w. Nelson, C. A. Kissam, Miss Conno',
", Mrs Underhill, child and servant j Hewett and
lady, Dr. Lewis John Van Buskirk Mrs E. 8 Sax
ton. Miss A F. Saxton. Mrs. Davis and servant. w.
WIN. stoll, Mrs Emerson. Mrs Read c. Z. Parsons,
Miss j. Peacock, Miss Hatch. r. +. Williams, Miss
+. Williams. Miss M l.. Williams g: Z. Neal, lady
ry, N Fl. Shurman, j. Mapk o. Mank, D: B. Jones.
Geo Kiser p. LudwIck, J. L. Kart. o. Wilder Geo.
Leach, r. Wilder, q studley, and So in steeIage
V RockacharIie Holt Wilson, A. Cooper. r. A. VIII
liams, Fl. Allath. C Wbittle, Miss Whittle, Miss
G.. L. Whitile, H. Wallace, John r. Joynes, Misc -
Carum Capt VIM. C. Smith Thos. Williams, John
C. Elbeck P Ludwig. F. Trudwind, H L Mounts;
A. g. Harley, Mrs. VIM. Chapman. servant and
child. r. Doyle, John Bardine, c. Amos DR.. } }.
Simpkins c. Leedbstter
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EXTRAORDINARY JOCKEYsHIP.-At the late
rider of Yeulick, H. Mclean, in the race for the
Western Stakes ir the endeavor to chop down the
field discovered his saddle slipping round before he
had run half mile Dropping astern, he, howev-
er, followed on the race, waiting until the saddle
had fairly slid beneath the animals belly, when,
the horses bare back, he again set to work, and
proved the winner amidst tremendous applause.
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STEAMER DANIEL WEBSTER ON FIRE.-On Wed.
nesday afternoon the steamer Daniel Webster, Oh
the trip from Bangor to Portland, Me, was found
to be Oh fire when off the mouth of the Keunebec.
Fer time a disastrous result was threatened, but
the vigorous efforts of the officers, crew and pas
sengers succeeded In quelling the flames.
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THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS Il he Towsontown
Baltimore county, Advocate thus speaks of the
''Quakers" and the late election:
at was frequently stated by politicians before
theAelection that if Fremont ticket was run in
this State large number of the Society of Friends
would vote it, and thus decrease Fillmore's vote -
We never believed it, knowing that there is not a
more patriotic, union loving class of people any
where, than the friends. AS will be seen by the
official vote in another column, Fremont received
but eight votes in the county, and none in the dis
tricts where the 'Quakers mostly reside"
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NATIONAL HOTEL, MISUNDERSTANDING the good
hotels OF the day, we may justly include the Ma.
tional, of Norfolk, of which Mr. W. L. WALTERS
Is proprietor. A more polite and oblging landlord
wa do not know. and his table is always provided
with the very best Injuries of sea and land; we
may add, too, In profusion, since we had the Cd.
portunty, lately of seeing the quantity as well as
tue quality of the salt water luxures of his table
iuiy tested by number of gentlemen who well
understood how to make the test, and literally
boarded the National Its.ood the charge like some
sea SIDE Gibraltar, and may, therefore defy future
assaults come whence they may We very
n7A..hy commend the National and It's worthy host
10 all who visit Norfolk.
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appoin,.s ~ DAY IN, KAks.s.-C,ov c...r
Thanr..s. .ne 10Th Of November. a. . a.n :,
ing 10 81. throughout Kansas Territory rse,,
Of peace rsssn y that the benign influence
''sn throughout al her bordsr." 1n''
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The Bank of East Tennessee.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 24-Bills on the Bank
Of East Tennessee are refused by the Kentucky
and Tennessee Banks
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nIARRIEn.

On Thu.s5ay morning, the Goth inst, by Rev Dr.
HoveIi. DAVID L. HALL, Of Goochlsnd, to Miss
q. Il. j. BUTLER, Of this city.
Ar Centenary Church on Wednesday evening, the
10Th inst by the Rev John Z. Edwards, Mr. ROBT.
w. OLIVER and Mics FANNIE A. =. LUMPklN,
all of this city. fks a..E,
Or HuntsyilIs (Ala,l and Cincinnati tOhiol papers
please copy.
In this city. by the Rev Philip Courtney. Mr.. WIN:
b COGBTLLE to Miss MARY B. LATIMOkE, al
of this city
+ At Tappahannock, Va. on Wednesday. 18th inst /,
bv Rev a. w L. Temple. HAYES r. SUTTON, Of
Richmcnd, to Miss N ARIA B., daughter Of William
A. Wright Esq, of the former place
At Oak Grove. the residence Of the sroom's father
by the Rev John A. Scott, on Wednesday tbs 18th
inst. MI. THOMAS A. MOON and Miss NARY c.
PALMER daughter Of Mr. J. M. g. Palmer, all Of
Halifax county, Va
R- Wing and Enquirer please copy
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INCREASED VALUE or LANDs--Accofding 70 the
Assessments of 1850 the value OF lands with the
improvements thereon. 10 Floyd county, Vs..
Amounted to 1853 So n. By the assessments oil
the present year they are valued at el,547,sl423
beius an increaae'in ak years Of 1894 256 46, or
scithia a traction of l37 per cent.
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ol,' MARkET.--During the past three or
'our months says the New Bedford Standard. the
49, ~ "a sperm has been gradually falling until
now II commands somewhat ,e.a than A. "a Tar
s s' The decline was slow. he pr;ce falling
1om u 90 or thereabou, down :, ;.s 1900, -
~ s-lns The causes of the dec.s .re o,.,na -
der. !, on hand and ,ha fac. ,h.. n. sa,
81 small lots are crowdins them , -, W. no
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CONCENTRATING NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY DfsP
Gen. walkers Plans.

Gen. walkers Plans.
NEW YORK. Nov 24.-Gen. Goicuria, who was
appointed Nicaraguan minister to England and
Afterwards dismissed by Walker. Publishes : com.
municatiou stating that Walkers frst movement
after settling Niearaguan affairs r. TO conquer and
annex Cuba. He reports Walker to have said
that Cuba must and shal be free but not for Yam
keess
fsEcoED DIsPATcHl
Goicauria publishes the contract with Walker, In
which the latter pledges his honor to cooperate
with men and resources in the conquest Of Cuba.
Walkers letter of instruction to Goicauria, in
relation to the mission to England, contains the
following:
not engaged in any scheme of annexation, and
can make them see that the only way to cut the ex.
banding of the Democracy of the North is by q
powerful and compact Southern confederation,
based on military principles"
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HOW TO CURE ALL PAIN.-

Pain is the forerunner of most diseasss-cure the
Pain and check the disease
DIR, ROSES PAINCURER
will cure 'heumatism Neuralgia, Pains in the Limb
sides or Back, Sprans and Bruises Ear and Tooth
Ache. Pain or Cramp in the Stomach or Bowels,
Sore Throst, Burns, scalds, Ague or Jumps In the
Breast Chills, Spinal Affections, and Pains in the
feet. Indeed, it lures all Pain.
gF- l25, 25 md 80 cents bottle.
If YOU are Bilious, and have bad Cold. take T..
ROSES RAIL ROAD OR ANTI BILIOUS PILLS.
They carry off all bile and remove cold These
Pills 70 ahead of all other Ia in their good effects
~ Boxes l2t and % cents Sold by ell Drus gists
a Richmond Pc ts, sburg rorfolk, Lynchburg, Fred
ericksburg and Charlottesville. no Dts
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EREsH VENiSON--.A nice lot for sale b.
no IS BURTON & GREENHOW.

nErIK A Is L. L FARM ON THE NEW
~ BRIDGE ROAD, THREE MILES BELOW
RICHMOND, FOR SALE.-The Subscribers are au-
fhorizsd to sell the Farm which Mr. Miles Macon
recently resided, and locateda above.
1t contains bout l25 acres The dwelling 10 large
and conveniently arranged The land produces we'll
The place is healthy, and the neighborhood excel
lent.
nr John Mutter, residing on the place, will take
pleasure in showing it to those who may call
Te- ms Of pay Eaent accommodat ng. Apply to
no 8-2awlm G9DDIN L APPERSON.
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STOP THAT cough!
The great remedy for COUGHS CoLDs, GROUPS and
WHooPING COUGH,
DR. ROSES COUGH SYRUP
Cures Coughs of the kind 1t also cures hoarse
sore throat weakness of the chest pain in the
breast and lung affections. Wherever there ia pain
mix with the Cough Syrup 10 drops of Pain Curer,
and you will find immediate relief Or. Roses Cough
Syrup relieves and frequently cures q consumptve
cough and fortes the sys EN- against further attacks
r. In bottles at so cents end 81.
TO CURE GROUP.
The lives of Thousands of children have been saved,
by using DR.. ROSES Group syrup. 1t gives instant
10 CURE WHooPING COUGH
DR.. ROSES Whooping Cough Syrup is the ouly
certain for Whooping Cough 1t cures in short
time, and allays all irritation Of the Lungs 80 cents
q bottle.
The above valuable medicines are recommended by
Phisiciaps who hsge tried them in their practice.
To be had of all Druggists in Richmond, Peters.
burg, Norfolk, Lynchburg aud Fredericksburg, Va.
DO 25-tf
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Vote Of Ohio.

Conviction of n Railroad Defa utter.
PETERSBURG, VA, Nov a4.-Alexander Falcon
err the defaultipg treasurer of the Petersburg and
Weldon Railroad was to-day convicted and gen.
fenced to two years confinement in the peniten-
tiary.
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ENTERPRISE IN THE SoUTH.-The Charleston,
s. c., Standard in reply to the universal cry, want
of enterprise in the South has the following appro
pirate remarks:
We admit that there ia defcency-that shoes,
hats, coats, carriages, andthe like,' are mauufac
tured at the North not only to a greater extent
than a. the South, but even to the exclusion OF
such articles of Southern manufacture from the
Southern market. But we. do not admit that the
fact results from any want of enterprise that it
exhibits any want of we'll directed labor We
believe that the South has abundant enterprise
We think we have shown the readiness to engage
in any thing that promises profit We have taken
three million savages and had harnessed them to
works of civilization. The five original slave
States have added nine others to the Confederacy;
with one.third of the population of the Union they
have contributed two thirds to the sum of its ex-
ports, and In canals that are worth nothing in
Railroads that pay no interest, and in manufac-
turing establishments that have failed. We have,
in South Carolina alone, expended at least 3d.
100000. Upon the score of enterprise, therefore,
we have nothing to atone for; nor upon the score
of well directed labor is there the occasion for
apology We not prepared with the statistics,
but we can furnish them if pecessary,-to show
tina the products of the 100000 of people in the
Southern States are more profitable than any 9th
er 100000 of people in the world
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ADJUSTMENTS.
TUESDAY EVENING, November 25.

SECOND NIGHT OF
MR.. EDWIN BOOTH!
When he will appear in shakspeare's Tragedy of
ROMEO AND JULIET.
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DIED.

IN Gainesville. Alabama on the 14th instant DR..
JOHN s BARRETT, formerly of King William
county Virgins.
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NENlSsN kiAMS..-A nice lot just reed
from the mountains on consignment. For sale By
EGGLESTON & FITZGERALD,
no Is At IA Pearl street
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NEW DRESS tsOODs..- nc subsc ribers
are pre- pared to exhi oft entirely stock of
FANCY GOODS,
and invite the public to call and examine them
They consist in part as follows:
Plain and Brocade Black SILKS
Striped ard Baysdere Cold do
Black and Colored Silk ROBES
Paris Printed DE LANES
Rich De Lame ROBES
EVENING DRESSES. in great variety
A large stock of Paris WRAPPIN9S
Broche and Stella SHAWLS
Misses do do
Heavy Travelling do
LACE SETS
French EMBROIDERIESo of every description
Rich Bonnet and Gash RIBBONS &c.
PARKER, NIMMO CO.,
oc 20 No. I43 Eagle Square.
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To conclude with
THE DUTCH ACTOR,

ADMISSION-Dress Circle and Parquette, 50 cts.,
no extra charge for reserved sea.s) I'd Tier Boxes
Is cts; Galleries so and 25 cts.
". Box Office open from 8 to O'Clock.
Egg- Doors open at I; Overture commences at quar-
far before 8 o'clock preciseiv-
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FOUNDRY PIG IRON 80 tons no
4 Scotch 'Cotness" brand; so do. do. American
Cornwall" for sale to arrive. by
VIM 8. TRIPLETT. Agent,
no 25-dftLc9t Old Domipion Nail Works
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NOTICE..-At meeting OF the board oil
~ Directors of the Virginia CentIa Railroad Con'
pany, held in this city. October 10Th, 1852 the f0
lowing resolution was adopted;
"That from and after the LIST day OF november
next the Company will not pay anything for STOCK
killed outside of enclosures.
no7-4w Superintendent
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SPECIAL NorIUxs.


q Pre,h ss1 desirnbse Dry Goods!
PRICE, BAYLY { WATKINS,
NO. l57 MAIN STREET.
We are rscsivios and opsrins THIS MORNING.,
Rich Velvet and Cloth CLOAkS
Elan ~ Fsncy SILKS and MORE ANTIQUES
French Printed Moussline DeLaines
Bonnet and Velvet Ribbons
Pla'd vslencias
Bay State Sack Flannsls
Black J.acs Wells
Thread Lace
French Enibroideriss in sets
Ladies' and Mems Kid Gloves
Dress Trimmings In great varsity
Belts, Tassel Buttons, Braids, kc
Together with many other scarce and denisne
.as, to which r Pr ;ps sAY " WHTKNs
no 25-3t
e. The Ladies of Grace street Church
take This mode of returning their thsnks to the gen
tlemaniy proprietor of the Monument Hotel for the
courtesy recently extended TO them. Having had an
simple opportunity of testing the kindness of hesrt
and poteness of manner. of b1th himself ana his
oblging assistant Mr. Byrd they feel confident thse
th.y will meet with the success that such admirable
They also tender their sincere thanks to Mr smith
aud his band of excellent musicians for their kind at
ndance and attractive music At the ope ming OF their
Levee. NO
The season lot SOUEus, GotuSs GEoup
and Hears has arrived Persons aufferlng WITH
apy of these complaints should use DR. ROSES Cete
brsted Preparations. Hoarseners in adults 10 spe
cies of Group DR. Rose Group Syrup not only I'M
medateIy cures the Group in Children but It cures
hosrsepess in adults II you have cough, nse VI.
Roses Cough Syrup If you have PAIN use ms o. am
Curer 10 -
ADJUSTMENTS.
m n E A T r E.
KUNKEL L. CO........... Lessees and Proprfetors
JOHN Z. FORD. .. Meustoi
fAlso of the National Theatre, Washington, ana
the Holiday Street Theatre, Baitmore;l
r. r. MOXLEY, ..........-..-... ACHING manager
TUESDAY EVENING, November 25.
SECOND NIGHT OF
MR.. EDWIN BOOTH!
When he will appear in shakspeare's Tragedy, OF
ROMEO AND JULIET.
To conclude with
THE DUTCH ACTOR
Van Spoff ,..,..,.................Mr. Glenn.
ADMISSION-Dress Circle and Parquette, 50 cts
(no extra charge for reserved seas) I'd Tier Boxes
Is cts; Galleries so and 25 cts.
". Box Office open from 8 to 5 O'CLOCK
Ey- Doors open at I; Overture commences at quar-
far before O'Clock prsciseiv.
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A NOTHER AHhIVAL. Zine CLOTH
IA ING MERCHANT WEIslGER ca
have this day received another large lot OF Ready
Made Clothing, direct from their factory, consisting
of Over Goats. (something really nice Business
Coats Pants Vests, Talmas, and Rssians, OF every
grade. which will be sold on the most reasonable
terms To all In want of good Clothing, and st low
prices we would most respectfully ask to give usa
call-and we promise to do the best we can to salt
-" f' MERCHANT, wEIsIGER L Co.
70 No. liz Main street.
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I 1R. j. G. HUMAN VCuIist, late Resident
- Surgeon to tbs Wills Hospital in Philadelphia for
Diseases of the Eye and Limb. Having had great ex-
perience both in the Medical and Surgical treatment
OF all the diseases to which the Eye 10 liable atter
myself that can give subtraction to those who may
GEEK my advice.
Testinouia as to capacity from the Surgeons of
the Wills Hospital.
" Office on the corner of franklin street and Lo-
Gust Alley. Office hours from to II A. nj.
no 25-d3m*
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LUHHsTURE SULD VERY CHEAP
l. FURNITURE bought and commissions saved
FURNITURE repaired at store private resi-
dsnces
FURNITURE packed and boxed
FURNITURE handled by Spring Wagons
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hair and Shuck
MATTRESS ES-Made oyar
COFFINS-All sizes aud Kinds
HAULING done. Removing Furniture, Nero han
dize. &C. to and frem Railroad Cars and Steamboats,
BY honest and careful drivers.
JAMES LUXFORD,
no % linz Grace and 9th ets
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NHANtsE IN BUSlNESS.--A CARD.
~ The subscribers, from the encouragement re-
ceived for nine months past in their effort to keep
Grocery store on Temperance principles find that
their business will barely pay their expenses there
fore they have concluded to abandon that feature OF
their business and present to the public stock that
will invite more extended share of patronage.
Respectfully, SIZER PHAUP,
ne % niain ns.
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STRAY UXEN.--strayed or stolen, on
- Thursday night, from Anson Richards Yard
near the Old Market, pair of Oxen, yoked togs'h'
err. One is brinds and the other 10 red If marked
it is with crop and slit in the left and swallow
fork in the light ear For their return to JAMES
f. PARKINSON. in New Kent county, or to JESSE
WILLIAMS, in this city, suitable reward will be
paid. DO 2s-T
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT of Richmond. Non. e4-High Water ., P.
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no 25-lUl

Observation-Disclosures or four gentlemen
- can bs accommodated with board and lodging at
the CAPITOL HOUSE, second door below NJ lain end
9sh streets there bsins small comfortable rooms
Jet unoccupied | would BE- pleased o get eight or
ten additional DAY BOARDERS On reasonable
terms.
no 25-6t* B. B. JONES
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MARBLE WORKS ..MILLEk d VIM
lsl CENT, Dealers in Ital an and American Mar
HE, and Manufacturers Of MONUMENTS. TOMBS,
HEAD PIECES, FRONTS, FURNIT URE MAR
BILE, &c nearly opposite Second Baptist Church,
Main st.
We respectfully invite the attention OF these in
want to stock on hand. which consists of as
large and well finished assortment can be found
at any establishment in the city.
MONUMENTS of any size or design made to
der. at the loves. New York Philadelphia prices
Remember the place, and please give US a call, at
tor examining workman ship and prices elsewhere.
no IS SIN
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DEAD. READ, READ the various certi-
1t ficates which come 10 constant in favor OF
our Horse Toric" for improving The coalition of
Horses Cattle, giving them appetite, expeling
worms relieving hide bound, surfeit and Dlstemper,
warranted to contain drSenic and can be left of
after the animal is improved with his falling back
TO his first poor condition. Made and sold by
DUVAL & NORTON,
% Druggists. t0tb and Main SITS
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NOTlCE.-The sale Of the land oyyne Il by
| MIR John Lumpkin, advertised to take place on
THURSDAY next, will not take piacs, Gs the land
has been disposed of privately
25-1t GUDDIN APPERSON
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OOVDtJ, II Il s"sN
Motto Cups and Mugs, China and Partisan Vases,
China and Parian Figures, French Fancy Baskets.
Fine Work Boxes, Ladies' Leather Cabas, China.
India Rubber, Paper, and Wood Dolls Heads. Dolls
6edes and Arms ell sizes; Hoops for boys and girls;
Seighs, Fire Hats snd Soldiers Caps, Hobby Horses,
Wheelbarrows Accordeons, fine Flutinss, Bapjos.
Violins, and the largest assortment of Toys in this
city for sale cheap for cash. at lis Broad by
no 25-6t J. HAROLD
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G'ASEIiY kI.IUK..-5O bbissNO. 1 Family
a FLOUR just received on consi gnment and tor
sale by c.. IL SUTTON,
"a Ok Corner Bank and IIth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-25
FIRE IN MURRAY sTHEET:

NkEAV FIRE IN MURRAY NTHEEF.
u NEW YosK, November II, 1856
Messrs SILAs C. HERRING 4 Co.--6entlsmsn.
We are happy to inform you OF the preservation Of
our books and papers during the devastating fire of
the 9th instant BY means of the Iron safe made for
us by our order during the spring of 1851.
We have reason to believe that the Halls Patent
Powder Proof Lock said to be it, has a former
occasion saved from trouble and loss by sstag
the attempts of burglars made on it at that time.
Yours respectfully,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-25

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