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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-23

Mrs. Captain Small confirms the previous &C.
counts published in the Herald Of the pleasantness
of the voyage until Wednesday, WHEN It blew fresh.
aud during that and the following day increased
tu Il gale. u rained very heavy. and the sea was
running very high. on Friday the gale increased
To a hurricane and the vessel sprung leak during
the day, when gangs Of the passengers we're form
ed TO bale out the water in buckets and kept work
ing necessarily during that night and next day
1t frequently announced among the lady pas
| sengers by the gentlemen that they were gaining
the water. This quietsd their fears, and tended
10 ailay any panic. The ladics bore mp very well,
with the exception of or TIVE, who gave yent 70
| their feelings, SO energetic 10 do all in theii
! power 10 assist in saving the vessel were some e
| the ladies. that they proposed putting oh men ;
| clothes aud working at baliBg out the wateF-they
/ all eheered on the men. 4 sail Was deserted On
| Saturday morning, when shout went up from the
passengers cannons were fired. aud signals OF dts
| tress hove out All the ladies and children were
brought together To the captains room, AMI "et.
| told % prepare themselves for Decentralization.
| was in the third boat. Captain iterndol, as wa
leaving the ahp said TO nie. "oh, MS small I'M
| Is sad, am sorry could not get YOU home saie.
| lie appeared sad, but very arm. There was PEI,
feet order on deck and no attempt whatever VS.
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The captain of the Marine was very kind to us.
lie had no accommodations except for his seven
hands and captain. We could not all get into the
cabin, but slowed ourselves away as well as we
could The sailors and officers brought us their
dry clothes. shirts, pants, socks, &c. Capt. Birch
told us he would try to get into Norfolk ON Tues
day. Sept. Is. There were but two barrels of NV
ter on board, bnt plenty Of molasses, SO We drank
uolasses for water. Oar provisions were scarce,
but he captain did all for that lay in his pow.
and he merits all praise and thanks; he consult
ed wants and supplied them as far possible
We sailed along looking for passengers at first
then tried to make Norfolk; but far ahead as We
went in the daytime were driven back by night
vessel from Philadelphia for New Orleans, called
the Ufrazer," supplied us with two barrels Of sea
biscuit, two barrels of potatoes, three hams six
chickens, cheese. &c, &C. The captain of the Ufra
zer acted very gailaDtiy For five days we were
rolling and drifting about
ARRIVAL AT CAPE liFSRf-CoNDUCT OF THE CAPTAIN Oh
THE srEAsrrd CITY OF NORFOLK.
On Thursday, Sept II, we made Cape Henry, al
9e.loeg, r. The captain put mp nag for a
st,.ani tug to take rs In to Norfolk, although We
~src without money TO pay for III bur 40 ,nuss Gs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-23

ihe passengers by the Empire City who
were rescued from the Central America, arrived in
We" ork on Sunday, and the papers of that city
contain some Interesting statements made by
'he"l' The accounts given by the Indies are
graphic and OF absorbing interest. The first is
the ~ "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-23

The captain told several men to help. aid he
would try to make raft to save some of them on.
believe they made one, but don't know. The
captain, Mr.. Herndon, seemed to feel very bad in
deed lie said he would not save himself, was not
going to try to. bat would go down with the shin
Nevertheless, he did all that lay in his power To
save others. lie was very kind. generous. gen
tlemanly man. and if he had any fault it was that
he was not severe enough to his hands. They did
not do their duty to him too well. The chief engi-
mcer. Aohhy, deserted him in most cowar,,Iy man
uer SO did his boy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-23

l. YOUNG LADIES will reopen on Church Hill.
IN the room lately occupied by MIR T.. W. Cone,
Broad street opposite st. johns Church. en- THURS
DAY, LIST October 1851.
TERMS FOR SCHOLASTIC YEAR eF 10 MONTHS, PAYABLE
QUARTERLY IN ADVANCE:
Higher " .....................,...........i 40
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CHART, SPARKLING, and Spicy

HARPER'S WEEKLY.
NUMBER THiRTY-FIvE READY THIS DAY.
CONTENTS;
ILLUSTRATION Broadway opposite the St. Nj o!as at -Four
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FRENCH NOVELS.
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ES so%Es S Ny S'y E s x from
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Ens.h 'Ds o..a JS;fs Rum ON S s E s s.
!; and S fs%s N H in the Tin. ' '' ~ ~
Wl@Hn HSN EXEC bof 3D s1
LLusrEAr,oSs: Morning Fnll Dress Aitefnopn Hcf 5
p6 SST sffe' i m EiiIi5H SS;ip
PoLITc4L: The Election in Kansas; The United States
The bred Scott Decision in Pacce The Story about Big
ham Young COurtee Election Intelligence The
ity Splendid Excursion Trips Warning Amoroas Young
s sss # lse Of Dear
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Do fR.Sor: The ina Of hs COnspha9I. lnpeTs oiSiy
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DR. LlvINGsTONE's GREAT WORK on AFRICA.
MLusTRfrIONs; Dr. LyesC ASc.es BY -. Ign
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THE SUICIDE.
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Gs y gSSgh Pn STS ''''" '''
ARCTIC TROPHIES. .-,,
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| PORTRAIT OF THE HON. ALEXANDER W. BRAD
| FORD SURROGATE OF NEw-Y0Rk -
| TIE sURRoGA1E's DECISION IN The CoNNiN'-
There was Marriage Where DIR. Burdel at that time!
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What The Doctors Servants when they Pecpcd; How Dr.
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A c II R NJ n G b o . H.
Patty zen Of the talented md nented Antbore's
Shady Side"
T. Il z l.
TIL NJ u VI . X l.;
THE LIFE AND WRITINGS OF AN ONLY
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NorHEE,
Authorsss Of Shady Side
With ,D Introductory Notice, by the Rev. A. L. stone
This work begun by Mrs. Hubbell previous 20 AZ"
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In one handsome volume i2mo, with Portrait
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DLANK- BOOKS, STATIONERY, JOB PRINT
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A PRACTICAL MECHANIC i raaaiss ~s,ea-
n .v. rt-per.iions - MAStfACTtRE. (snJ W sdss
r al. as son a. frlgn pa us az eiVedl sew
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mss bcds PATENT mailing vita tho utmost cass ses
pr,e,sion rom 600 - 80 stchss per rnts 81 slnot
sndh, Durability Can b. op,r,sd BY any - via ut
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/, Will BE- scld With sani aud freddie cmpiste fo the
reasonable rtice Of 81 t'us aoaul uf3cls ff " snS
spu nd ooh ntefes IN ~ ne rtterss 81
sale no. II Apris5 ,or this ~eoh Adifess SEWING
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DOsEFIELD's PATENT PORTABLE QUILL
N FOUNTAIN PEN Now for sale a. No. H4 SrosdN ~,
corr OF Naier.lsns.
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Go Uhom il man Concern.

MERCHANTS, Manufacturers and Others Gao
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NOTICE.-The ConsigDee of l26 tuDs Cancel
IN Coal per ship Henry Ci,y on Liverpool vi. Pleas nsss
himself knowu 20 sPUFfORD. TfLEsTOS co.
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=
Gentlemcn My child had commenced ts#t>nig last
All small sores which gradually extended The
ad including both which much eaten by tho
fear that both would drop OF
tried all advertised and domestic remedies without
any good results then procured and applied little n kF
OIL 1t began TO get better the bottle broke aud
led gals to tit again began to My elder daugh
said PA, DO get that Turi on. sisters hest
oked SO much better when you used it w got another
iute and her head nearly we'll This agEri
and took half an hour every day wash IT, and 1t
very oneusivo One bottle assured viii cure
her entirely, there bnt lttc OF the disease
You entitled to this others, take
great pleasure In giving you this certificate
Respectfully, h 7. CHALK,
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.


The SPINNER. Song.
FROM THE GERMAN.
whir away, my busy spindle,
Ask not rest or quiet now,
Bridal bed and swaddling raiment.
And the shroud preparest thou
Golden threads-ah who can tell us
What your destiny may be
Whether joy or whether sorrow
At the last shall come 10 thee.
Otherwise than we expected,
Nav our fondest wishes fall;
What is spun for festal uses
Soon may chance TO be pail.
Whir away my spindle, softly,
Life is changeful, like to thee,
Joyous starting on our journey,
on return we mournfully.
Soon our voices die in silence,
Dark clouds dim the brightest day
Onward rolls the tide of pleasure,
Love and friendship will decay.
Whir away, my busy spindle,
Rest and peace are not Tor thee
And my tears, so gently flowing,
Still flow on increasingly.
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.sj1s,s,s. 81 J. AMSip GDln consequence OF the with
draNa Of the Jamestown" Tor repairs, dc.
th ROANOKE will leave New York saturday evening
aud city Point every Wednesday morning at o'clock. Pas
tsing lyncburg by the South side Railroad
Iuestv viii connect with the Roanoke
1T city FONT LEE y JOHNSON,
Agents tor y. y. q Va steamship Co
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} p BoNDU RANT


CHESTERFIELD April 18th, legU.
Mtssrs DOre Col wing Tut oil finding
To he such tine medicine thin it due 10 Aon HAT You
should know it, My daughter, about tell on the
rocker OF chair and aud bruised her h very much
assumed the form of boil. and became very had
lanced by physician, but that did not relieve it. VI b
running and continued nearly years tried
medicine could hear of with no effect until
dBeed tutry bottle otyour Turf oatcr using bottle
ad half entirely healed Ihave other
and found the benefit You liberty To
this NJ you think proper 5 tlIALkLN,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-04

E4NoH new LasN",-sirg.n'n aud ,ou,-
n ~iana Eiuc.-Fir>t Packet H. sail with d-- -.
patch IL superior, fast saiug. double locked -
aud rup4er fastened schooner, ELLEN, Captain
JANIS HW At HuN loading and will sttlaS ahost For
balance ID: freight rYi..
DAVID WM. Ct RluE.
Richmond
rS-S, 1rj, by tins Vessel will get their ooi, 10 pot
OF .nana uuohaf freight cheaper than by anv
other route aud less TIME Insurance be- cfrei,d on
ia hrs{ terms. D. x W i
21-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-04

IhGsa FrsscIs % Tue hrst cIlss but r4 o Raj
tHare4 sIressly this tade superior
dateHs Tor passengers, Tiny commanded by experienced
Captains VII quah for the rale and who vii spare
eseron 10 accommodate. They vii be lowed
the rifers BY steam, and may be relied promptly
aiverfizad
Merchants going North ordering goods New York.
vii lind If to their interest Ia slip by this line. freight viii
always Ia. akcn as low by any other limo at Packets
every effort vii b" made by the agents Richmond and
Nv nrk 10 s'c satisfaction Insurance be effected in
the Richmond FIRE Association by this line per
unexpectedly ask and hope to succeed In obtaining fan
shafs Il patronage.
shipped by this lime to New York Will br forwarded
fire. If ea8us-onto Ne ORLEANS, Mobile, Charleston ga
taHua,a. "th't Southern Northern port.
= III lac Ia EJehmand ia the Dock, in New York
HeIih No. Coffee House Slip, foot OF W aIl Stfeet
DAVID q WM .tRRIE, Richmond, ,,.
4. II. rlERSON \. Y, AN
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MERCHANDISE, &C.
S,pRING a>n .IMMEm GOODS.

- Fancy Silks and six Robes.
piain BLACK Silks all qualities.
Berage. Organize and Jaronet Robes
Thread Houston Lace Muslin and Lawn setts every va
riey,
Paraxols Umbrellas Corscts whHebane, steel and reed
Skirts
rganda real French and other Lawns. full assortment
varying in price from ~ to - cents
For sale by JAS. sIlbibN "
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\ HSa Ht! Pl.tNENE- ANn l.s,x 81.
n,'' NJ ~ Hiilii->.-hi rN4iAM MORGAN ~ 60 ,,'t,
'' "n"f' we va N"UNsf IL tIHi Et, "a ,,.,..zt
i % ,9lsh llii' a"a Ooors, dressed Lumber and Nl
Work. Turning sc 's' ''"'"''s ana Scr
.. lap : dAcly
\ N"p'f'"r Lot Gcnt'fuii Drc-. suu,,.,,. -.
-, IN, 't0efS on the newest patterns now 1IIr in li.t
styles ~ h''u en- Nhrea Of che
ie llts l. L. ARMISTEAD
near Farmers Bank
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fs'"asg. WEEK. nEYwEEN :.

BALTIMORE AND RICHMOND, by steam. 9,1L..IJS
ua AistAintI;E and PoGA1ONrAS-The
ST AMEE BtiN bEhE leaves Baltimore every SAT n
DAY II fLsNuUN Tor Richmond Returning, Ia. III II
M9Nb every II lSDAN AFTERNOON for Baltimore
fhr POGAuONTAS leaves BALTIMORE every WED.
NENDAN AFTERNOUN Tor Richmond. Returning lcsyes
RICHMOND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON tot Ealtl
tnnre
.Shppers to Baltimore by fbese Boats have ihci
Gsalis here uNtiy Monday and Fitty uI cnch fyark.
marty - DIAM y WATSON. Richmond Va
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/. " .oop,. >nw GooD~.-.uEATA

EgtlE COTTON rrceIed IA large ioi
- vt B1ir Cotton. assorted numbers lot asie by
luat jts FRANKLIN 4 liltp
&TEW coon NEW GOOD~.-s.KEAT AZ
" TRACTORS y 81 GGtNIlElMER Respectfully
~ the attention aths customers aud the public generality Ia
I4s large and we'll tod stock Nov I9rtHR and
stsi,i dld fdHsg In Gu8as
it,unl i4s attention 81 bUycrs wish 10 stat" at being
s,aruu. t Increasing my bu,uoss have extendedAud great
approved Jas Stafr making 81 the largest and most
V,trut uua la the cy Having thus enlarged my house
base. this have been much extensive than
usual aud with single to the aud astvH 81 the
frHYlr Those foods cordially invited t""Nam
stock before purchasing clsowhote aud assured
that they Will hni Hsaprtuctt good aud prices low
a- u any establishment ,u tlr Oid Dominion
NAIlIL BlBGENllElNEE
Opposite Tanner AsAor uud next door 10 J. NJ tobbs
IYuchburE. Va lap dtF
Rep
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY. &C.

MN YORK PAGkEfs.-rhs new home q r'TfN
line composed OF the following vessels and -aIls s-$.
irH NV ork every three days. All in the city
H#HI5 n x#y
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.1lutytl - y, ~ -Mt:hCnANI'S IRON ECTuK-
l3r,,,.i i,t ! ~ i,i'-hoGuES IN TREP1DA lion
- '''l Safety Alarm reflector Locks for ,tr. - ~
Olrs salE ey yals ICONS Manufacturers and ira5er
"a" examination 1t thrsr Locks. an he .,.
r 'S,' 'et IVY dpurs below the Markr ,,jc,,, ,, r
jrn ms '' ''''I prices. {. T. BLISS.
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i"H s-e"nstaat!y Ou hand and Tor sal, nv
- Ma Us G.. HARDY ~ a, l.,,,,.I-y.
s"l.a Assl'- no. 4, tnON..yti, a.,

a u = ~. I FgGN.4s.EI5 NJ
~ lhoHlIiAiE or LIME-Ile attention .t -
anu 't"'' "a Is esi stIi1ly called to aoyc
FN ~, w. tt,i affH''thnS Hlrus planting.
ne -'' td1ttsi nc5S TO Iriel Tim,
l1 ma! 'i"'g dtFehd upon bci, supplied WIN "a 80
LANp NIfuhd AhlIt IL, tor IL constantly -,uar,e
trI sale anu F"''thB up
ms article has now been before the 1nmuit, ,i the ne.
~ o. Nv. Seas during which time be, II ana ,srl M
'o'i % ilt most ieuted Chemist utcrulu la,es
80 N"'a "'.a Almost uuNafylns sa1eesa. l,si.,' ot,.f
i i" lie hi'to! ot AruIcu eri.lil,I, ann .
'H''se' nv" thc TACT 81 t3e aHlIuuuIu 50 soHiit,
,' 5 U.S. iaiIle i'en pIosrossitea. Whoa ,r,r,a
"'''" WIN -oaoe phosphate, uccniu.. tttI t,'t ,
ai' Il'ls laa Is 10! tncu ieaiuy taken uu a, -
i""lu ~ ne % deliYe al inducing early maturity -.
!a,ur 10 - i"' SON ana nsr 10
rs mere are large number of super Phosphate, , ~
" "''' - which ""lid not Ia i,. rr,uo,is..I.
','I, 'tittsi ali purchasing careful ID, ,pfar n
49,, ., Ii NH'i "h' n' "aIIant.d T., IA, 49,. .,,s.
'u'stn'' an oi whom iiic ut .eAuaW lodged I,s.
~ '"ela hod haS'H i'usJto tor H. ..oi 81 .r
81; N"t'' l"s9fl,tt All aeus auI u .,si,ii,, i,
" "Nhi.'4a md 81. airl> a eu4uit4 H., mails.
With al, arl ''e '1illh 3" ''h lr} Hlvatsa.
MI ,9ah9. II. ( HARDY y CO. arr. my. ,,,,,,,,.
'' ''7'"'' '"f 'i'sy "t ielp.sOus.
dRF" "atot eas"a amt safe Pyo,,itsr w. ~ 49,
~. 'at-. '' - ''''''>'"'tr j. =
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taEtE NORTHERN ~ ~ ~, 81
w SOUTHERN NAH. ROUTE 9E AZ = iis---.yys,auss
IN EfN RICHMOND AND WASHING
IoN wa VIRGINIA CENTRAL AND ORANGE = Nd Al.
EAANDklA RAlLROA bSz-llAg nigh, Tram Bloa
Street station atr O'clock allowing minutes passenger
from tho richmond and Dvlle liaruaG supper Onui
hns free OF charge.
FARE BY &IGHT LINE
Richmond To ttorouSv J
GationsN irto Washington hy orange aud Alexandria
Rhtrual, .
H. u. Wi1TopMB, sup Transportation
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! .nArAr.ArEn .rooN.ANnr onM.

n We take pleasure In announcing to our friends aud all
others may Of something superior the
Il Table Coffee Spoons well Dining and Dessert
Fork. Ahsa aud plated with pure Silver. that
have above goods the best
ufaeurcr VII be pleased sell them the very lowest
prices Tho pattern. very desirable and the quality Of
the A No l. Remember the house
my 9ats sii.VEKTHDRS 4 Cliff.
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week. ''' 'ts'
''"'"''a ,ila oi h'Amond, Capt Nil CHILLI
teiIHsy anna, ILAL
AuEluIa, Rn1u
COMPOSING this Line will leave Phladenha ,y, ~ "A ID.
ia! '' saturday and ny Point every Alon,ay ad Nm
''"' anu iiuia'
Ihtiuhf iaken for Philadelphia and Boston, vim Iiilf
PiIi through by Steam, moderate rates ''s'
s ' az - '''"l''iiia e 10
ltdts Il.ui.,-l,.'# - a. "n l.
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JEWELRY. WATCHES. &c.


NOTuCE.--h 20" want 10 purchase nne
. Watch call SIf4TRTHoBN a tIITf they give their
special the watch trade aud the experience they
have had in importing houses at the norh together
with their pr,.n the watch tfsdc. will enable
tbetn To well by any hons" In virginia BrsdoA
all this they warrant their watches To perform 10 the sansiac
ton Of the purchaser the IT trenble this
connection thcy the spot Their present stock
watches Ia arr. and Remember the
SILVERTHORN Il CLIFF
Z s-PartIcular attention paid 10 repairing fine watches,
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Dlgei na"a ,ole iyq,,,g 5 y p,l IN. ~,
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propose 10 ptr, as"is of Piano iorf,s 10 "
minis on uli ihuraei L" lost What say OF tjr 1;ra-
tore paying for them - - IN" GHA'fF
. 'n! 9t'i' Experience ON our part satis liz s,rr,
W Nv ''u s'i over htren hnudred persls Il, M, "''is
III me "lll5 tH.lt no ESTABLISHING ut North -, "tl
nav IIdts ~ al ih Nt do.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS

rE,EAs.=5oo Packages s.anpowdcr and Biael
Teas the larger portion the nes grade imported Tor SAT-
by Ina IL Is EDMOND. DAVENPORT 10
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have Just roceiy we'd frouling Gents
very nDe Shoes and Caters. and through the season
ha try keep iu supply OF the newest stcs .d heat
" workmanship for Gents wear T. NEABIll.
ma
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D.. ROX~TEK, BROTHER n CO., Rich

Ne MOND, VA, prepared to make liberal advances
run,ignmcnts OF MANCFACTuRED AND LEAF TOBACCO and
produce generally the address Of their friends Messrs
l,ruumel Roysters, No % Water street, New York.
Shipments Mcssrs. lIuume Il Roystcrs through
house, viii b3iorwnrdcd free of charge.
\. l.. ROY STER,
j. j.. RDIS TER.
ian JOSEPH BRI MMEI.