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aSrBunxrrr's CoooAIsr.--Porll Or

serving and beauty ing the hir, and rendering Il
dark and glossy. The usccai'se holds, in = loud
form, large proportion Of deoiorized Cocoa nut Oh
prepared expressly for this purpose. Nsothsr CON.
pound possesses the peculiar properties With 80 ex
actly suit the various conditions VI the human hair
theirritsted scalp sknit affords the richest lustrs
Il remains longest In efect-snd il 10 the best and
cheapest bair dressing in the world
Prepared by joseph Burnett 4 Co, Boston Yer
sale BIZ BENNETT. BEERS 4 FISHER, Druggists,
No. la3 Main street, kchmoad Va, at 20 rsnts for
half pint bottle. An 2i--in
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H6S" FRESH LEBcHBs-I have just re-
ceiyed, By Adsms' Kxprsss fresh lot Of Swedish
able terms.
p. s-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
to- Can be found at all hours OF the day st the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel and at
night on 9Th street. French Garden Hnl
my 25-ts r. G. HORIZON.
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REV. RuPus W. GRIswoLD, an author of conside-
rable power, and whose literary works and edito-
rial labors have made him well known to the read
ing public, died at his residence in New York on
Thursday evening. He has suffered from linger-
ing illness for some time past
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THE ARRAY ON THE GEORGE PAGE

WARRINGTON. Aug. 30--The ARRAY on board the
steamer George Page yesterday, was participated
in by no one connected with the boat or the rail
road, except to protect the passengers.
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NAVY OFFICERS DgAD.-Comnodore s. Cassin, who
was on the Retired List, died Saturday morning
at Georgetown, ID. C. Information has been receiv-
ed of the death of Lieut. VIM. II. Cheever, who
died at Rio de Janeiro, on the 18th July last lie
was attached to the U. s. Frigate st. LAWRENCE
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Sc PAIN is the forerunner of most diseases; check
the pain aud you the disease. Aperson was sui
fering with great pain in the face and teeth from
cold. BY rubbing the face with HARTsHoRSE's CURE
ALI, and applying it to the teeth, the pain imms
distely disappeared with one application. This
"Cure-All" acts as a great counter irritant. II
draws ont all Inflammation. when pain vanishes. Ii
puts to flight Rheumatism and Neuralgia Try
bottle and you will be surprised at its immediate
happy effect
PURCELL LApD and " P. LADD have it for sale.
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DETROIT, Aug. T.-James L. Lyell, private
banker of twenty years standing in this city,
closed his doors this afternoon. The suspension OF
the Ohio Trust Company is the immediate cause OF
his faiIure
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! MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD DIPPICUL-
|
ARMY INSPECTORS APPOINTED.

BUFFALO, Aug. 1.-THE passenger boat Of the
Michigan Southern Railroad has been attached and
stopped. for claim of 100000.
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iswA DrnocRATfc STATE Conference.-The Dem.
oeratie State Convention, held at Iowa City on the
Goth Of August, nominated b. NJ. samueIs for Gov
srnor, and Col Gillespie Tor Lieut.. Governor,
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NAVAL, NEWS

NORFOLK, August 29.-The U. s. ship Falmouth,
recently arrived at New York from Rio, has been
ordered here to be docked and return to Rio ia
metro Immediately.
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gk5@ The VALUABLE FARM CALLED
"PLAISpEALISG," "a Mills East or RIcnEosp 70 IN
sold AT AUCTION, on TUESDAY NETT, AT IL O'clock
The particular attention of the public il respectful
ly called to the sale OF this valuable country seat ~
aud the farm Of Col j. ~ u Dickinson to take placs
rs above. Seeauction head for particulars.
29-3t GODDIS d APPERSON. Auets.
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From the ssth Of July to the 5th Of August, 49,
no wa,ermelons were shipped from Norfolk for the
above ports
From tho 18th of July TO the Goth, there were
received at Norfolk, l22,4ls bushels wheat, ana
from the LIST June to the 26th, S1,lo5 bushels OF
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Aa AoKp WAaRIoR sx.xIsa ms p..r -. ~.

An AoxD WARRIOR SEEKiSa HIS REsr--A yeteran
old soldier from Virginia, named James Nc Donald
last night applied for lodgings at the Harbor po,
iice station IN Commercial street. He was kindly
received BY Capt. Tarlton and furnished with tI,s
best accommodations. Mr. Mcdonald gave his age
LOG years, and stated that he served in an tss
battles Of the American Revelation He Is still
quite vigorous old gentleman, and possesses men.
tai 'hre ofthe nint' suficient for many campaigns
yet. He seems fond of lighting his battles over
again., both In silent reflection and audible CONVEX
sstion, and has now arrived on pilgrimage TO the
shrine Of Bunker Hill, which he has before visited
once or twice on festive occasions during few
years past.--Loston Hanscript <: ssIi y sast'
A theatrical company opens In Norfolk, Va, thia
evening. under the manaeemenf Of M Allan
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w@N FRESH IMPORTED GOODS.
49, FALL TRADE, 1857.
WN. II HITLER

(79 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, vIRgISIA,)
Importer and wholesale dealer in China, Earthen.
aud Glass, Lamps, Looking Glasses Casters aud
Fancy Goods, has received per ship Riga" from,
Liverpool, direct to this port and by recent arri
walls at the port of New York full supply OF New
Goods from the English MANUFACTURED and from
Bastern apd Western Manufactures a choices stock
Of Glassware, Looking Glasses, Casters and Fancy
to CASH and PROMPT MONTHS buyers.
Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee Merchants
are respectfully solicited to examine goods and
prices. .E
as- Orders promptly filed, and goods packed in
the best manner VIM r. BUfLEH,
All 2o-lm 70 Main street
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a6s-CAscERs AND TuMoRs Cvn.pwIrp

our CurrIsG.-DR. n. KAHN. late of Philsdsphis
respectfully offers his services the cirEe aud the
public generally, for the enre Of Cancers, Tpmors
hcuids, Blotehes, and all diseases Of the skin. lie
Fan also cure Secret Diseases. ~
He can be found at his office opposite the Chiffon
HOUSE from 10 A. II. TO 6 p. VI.
Recommendations can be seen on application
nv Ig-dlmG
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I6 BOARD OF TRADE OF RrcHMosD.-
HORACE L. KENT, Pres't. K. b. BENTLEY Trcasr.
WILLIAM b. IsAAcs, secretary.
CoDmttts> Of Afburation.
WILLIAM 8. DOMAIN, Chairman.
L. W. GLAEEBRooK, JAMES B. DuegY,
T.W. MCCAscE L. ID. CRxxsHAW
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EDITORIAL CONVENTIONAL Convention of Editors
which was recommended by some of the editors OF
Virginia, fixed for Wednesday last, at the
Montgomery White Sulphur Springs. Only few
of the profession responded to the call. They met
and G.. X. BARR, of the Abingdon yirsinian, was
appointed Chairman, and A. MCDONALD, of the
Lynchburg Courier, Secretary. After consultation,
they determined to recommend n general meeting
of editors In Richmond, on the second day of the
Agricultural Fair; and they appointed a committee
to publish paper inviting a Convention of Edi-
tors aud Publishers of Virginia at the time indica-
ted and setting forth the objects for which 1t is
assemble. The committee ia composed of the fol-
lowing gentlemen: Messrs. Cowardin, of Rich
mond; Crutchfield, of Petersburg; Lamb, of Nor
folk Barr, Of Abingdon; and Mcdonald, of Lynch
huro
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sF Delicate Ladies and Children win plesss ri

BATHS! BATHS! BATHs!-Hot, Cold
and Shower Baths can be had at all kours frorn q
o'clock A.. NJ. to 10 r. NJ, at the Hair Cutting Rha-
wing and Shampooing Saloon. under the America
Hotel. Entrance on 18th street. Single baths Is
cents or tickets 81. myi
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R1rA NEW ARTICLE Is NOW BEING UsRD in the man
facture Of medicine, namely gums. of which, we are
reliably informed DR.. sASPoRDs LIVER IsvIaORAroR
is wholly composed. These gums are said to be the
most powerful articles to act torpid inactive
liver that il now known to physicians, and yet in
their combination in the invigorator they are as
harmless as can be; even for the smallest child, it
may be administered with perfect safety and great
benefit.
Ladies of sedentary habits find great benefit by its
use, while those who sick and debilitated or lack
vigor and energy, cannot find a surer, safer and
speedier remedy than the INyIaoEAToR. Parents ad
minister to ther children with safety and success
for worms, bowel and summer complaint, cholera
iafantum, and arrangements which children are sub
ject to- while invaids, and all whoare troubled with
LIVER COMPLAINT of any. kind find sure relief in
this the invald's friend.-Portlan Journal.
BENNETT. BEERS FISHER, and ADIE & GRAY
agents for Richmond. au I5-d6c2w
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en- TYLER & Co., give notice that no Pictures
will be taken at their Gallery 37 Main street. from
the 18th of August until the lst Of September they
have suspended operations for the purpose of making
improvements Those desiring portraits taken. will
do well to wait for the reOpenin3. tbs
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res~ The VALUABLE F.Rn GALL

p1y~ Dr.. CooNs, LATE OF ST.. LOUIS,
Mo-0Hce and residence on Sd street. west side, be.
tween Marshall and Clay streets. NH Is-dtm
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AN0TuER FILLIBUSTER MOVEMENT.

AUGUSTA. Aug 29-Handbills have been circula
ted throughout upper Georgia and Tennessee fol
troops to go to Ncaragua-s25 per month aud 25t
acres of land is offered as inducement to enlist
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CONS IsLANp.-The Norfolk Herald describes
visit TO this island which lies in the Atlantic north
of Cape Charles, on the Virginia shore. 1t Ia DO
coming quite famous as place of bathing and hsh-
ing. We learn that some OF our citizens, who have
within the last two years paid visits to the island
have purchased certain privileges of the owner
Mr.. Cobb and intend erecting some cottages there
for their summer enjoyment. II Is from all nc
counts a great place for fishing and bathing IL is
said to be admirably ventilated by the ocean
breezes and very healthy. 1t promises to become
n considerable watering place
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SEIZURE OF COUNTERPART MoNEY.-A seizure of
$1,000 in counterfeit money, was made in ST. Louis
on Tuesday last among which $40 bills the North
western Bank of Virginia.
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THOMAS r. PRICE 4 Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers,
au 3t-dkcwfm 50 Main street
Eag RE-ORaANIzED. On Saturd

EaY" RE-URGANIZED. -Un Saturday
night August 2eth, THE yIGILANT FIRE COM
PANY. No. ]. was re-organzed and the following
officers were elected:
q. NJ. Taylor, Commander; @. H. Cox. First AZ
sfstant; Thomas winder. Second Assistant; d. =
Humphrey Secretary; d. X. Carter Treasurer W.
Goodwin, Hose Directors T. L. Lambeth. Engineer ,
DR.. VIM. Grebe Surgeon Geo. L. Smith, Steward ;
James larry, l.. w. Gill, Axemen.
The members and officers Of the above named Com
pany are requested to meet at their Rngise House,
on WEDNESDAY night, Sept I'd, at o'clock. As
business Of importance is to be transacted punctua
attendance is required
By order of the Commander,
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EXPLORATION OF TIRE COLORADO RIyER-On the 5th
of next month, Lieut.. j. c. Ives, under orders from
the Secretary of War, will leave New York for San
Francisco, to make preparations at the latter place
for an exploring Expedition up the Colorado river
Lieut.. Ives takes with him small steamer to be
employed in making photographic surveys A
party OF some of forty or fifty men will be enlisted
In California Lieut.. Ives will ascend the river as
TAR as possible In his steamer, and then endeavor
miles - - -. '''''' anu puck
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OUTRAGEOUS AssAULT.-During the passage OF the
steamer George Page from Alexandra to Washing
ton last Saturday afternoon, with the passengers
who went upon the Orange and Alexandria train,
H. Latham, the agent fthc o. 4 A. r. R. Co. insult
ed and was about to strike, ". IL. Dec. Wright, an
old merchant of Baltimore, when DR.. J. Z. Thorn,
of Culpeper county, Va, who was travelling with
Wright, knocked Latham down. DR.. T. was then
attacked by four Of Lathams men, whe beat him
terribly and Latham himself struck him over the
head with an oak plank, producing conclusion Of
the brain Mr. Wright was also beaten. DR.. T. is
now ut the City Hotel, in Alexandria, in preea-
rious condition.
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(,cunterfelt port Wine.

Three Thousand pipes On counterfeit port vine
Of vile quality. were recently seized In London.
Il 10 said that the stuff was originally compounded
in London aud Hamburg, then shipped to oporto
aud thence re-directed to London This ia nothing
x~. According to the PhiiadelphiA Bulletin, u is
a cid saying Of Englishmen, that 10 get real Port
vine, you must so to Portugal, buy a vineyard
make the wine with your own hands and roe '"
the barrel when you take II into town with YOU
TaAps on. NoayoLK.--Ths Norfolk Argus s" aa,,
statement Of the vaiuo Of the trade nom '''.'
In s.Truck;p l. .. vegetables Of all KINDS anu 49,
for the months Of June and July. IL foo's up ''''
hs rj.o,,atx a. fellows:
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ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH CABLE SrocK-Londoa Money
Aarket.-A London letter of the latest date, per
America, says: "The disappointing intimation OF
the accident to the Atlantic Cable has led to total
suspension of business in the shares of the Com
pany." .s.... Il.
Private dispatches received by the Overland Mail
state that commercial prospects at Calcutta were
not discouraging, and in consequence of this one
of the largest Greek firms in London and Manches-
ter connected with the expectation of manufactur-
ell goods to India, have declared their intention of
resuming shipments. ...-..-
The tone of the money market has been improv-
ed by a notification from the Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer that the revenue of the current year pro-
misses to be ample for all wants, and that there is
no prospect at present Of the East India Company
requiring financial aid IT,.
The accounts of the Bank of France for the past
month unsatisfactory, as they show q fresh re-
duction in the bullion equal to about So, 500 900.
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e65- Prcor's AaoxArIs WILD On,

HTTTsKs.Psrrons suffering from langoar or dSbiiisy
occasionsd By the hot weather, should use this ees
invigorator, IL speedily reaevss pervons headache
dyspepsis, indigestion, &c, improves the appetite
and vt rsagthens the system. .. l-sts 81 -.
Price 80 cents the quart botte-. Sold only by
au ia--2w X. j. PlOyT. DTuusist
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nas LISTEN, Ys DYspEprIcs.-Go AN

ndS- LISTEN, YE DYsPEpTIcs.--Go AND
DO LIKEwISE.-PERMANENT CURE.-Ths Rev.
James Hunncut proprietor and editor Of that sxcsl
icksburg. Va In his editorial Of June 5th 1851 thux
H1MPTON;s VEGETABLE TINCTURE
1t viii be recoected by many Of readers that
several years stated in the editor l column Of
the Christian Banner, that HAnPros's ykssrAsLk
TINcrURE had effected cure for Dyspepsia In our
casethat we had abored long with this terrible
disease, and suSered most awfully, the pain and
melancholy which necessarily accompanies this hor-
rible enemy Of man and mans hap piness. For long
time We lived In constant fear that thssU monster
tons Hncture, the gloomy demon has not jet re-
turned, and We begin 70 think he never vii
We now feel confident in saying thata Ii am ptsn's
Vegetable Tncture has made q radical cure of Dye
pepsia 10 our own case. We have not taken drop A
Il for the last two years. to the best of
We eat what We please, and as much please and
chew tobacco to our hearts content and all ID ell
We believe that twelve bottles Judciously taken will
cure nine cases out of every ten oil dyslepties We
conscientiously recommend Ii 70 all dyspeptiea-
The spring time and summer II IL most recommended
therefore, philanthropist, call attention TO it,
Edst0r u the ChT1Gian Bdaaer. r.
Call and get Pamphlets, and cures Cough
Rheumatism, Scrofula, &c. As restorative and Ia
yigorstor, II has beer highly recommended. =
HAMPT0N's |E6EfABLE TINCTURK
NJ Delicate Ladies and Children viii please give
Sold By PURCELL, LAID Co, Richmond, BIZ
PstsrsSuas bs Sokak W. s: T.
more. and By Druggists and Shopkeepers eyery where
RA- 81 mar h<'iA; six bottles for Is. iep-dke.
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ag~powERs has taken enough AmBRo-

TYPES and PHOTOGRAPHS in the last six months to
cover every house in town, His business has In
creased to such extent that he is now compelled
to employ twenty five operators. His OIL pHefo.
GRAPHS are now ready for public inspection. Best Of
ANBRoTYPgs for so cents ISL Main street. Muir
rices' Shoe Store. Eagle Square. au 3l-Its
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:. HORSE. ROCKAWAY AND HAIR.

.lNwc HORSE, ROCKAWAY AND HAIR
6AeNESs FOR SALE-I will sell the HORSE
and KoCkAWAY, / have driven for some time on
accommodating terms, to a good horse-master. The
qualities of the horse are well known in Richmond
hardly necessary to speak of them here For
no such horse In the city As family horse, he is
invaluable toany one who is satisfied not to travel
too fast through life. Nothing would induce to
part with him but my contemplated trip to Europe.
Immediate application must be made.
au 3l-3t JNO. NJ Bolts.
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PROVIDENCE X. L., Aug. 2s.--The Tiverton Ban
has been temporarily enjoined on the application
Of the Bank Commissioners. The Bank is owned on
of the State and its circulation is in the West.
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ES-To MERCHANTS MECHANICS AND OTHERS Mer
chants and others wishing to have CIRCULARS,
CARDS, BILLHEADS, BILLS OF LADING, POST.
EkS, &c, &C., printed, invited to call at
tensIve Job Office, which il supplied with almost
every variety oftype, embracing all the latest ycs
Our assortment of CARDS, large and small, Bust.
ness and Visiting, plain and fancy, cannot be ex-
celed.
Wedding Party and Ball TICKETS, and Visiting
and At Home CARDS printed in the neatest possible
STYLE
All work executed at short notice and at the lowest
CASH PRICES. A call from those desiring any de-
scription of Printing is respectfully asked at the
DISPATCH JOB OFFICE corner of Main and 18th
streets, where be some Of the finest spsci-
mems of printing ever executed in this country.
JNO ID. HAMMERSLEY & co,
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kb TRUMAN A. PARKER, successor to
& O. Whitfield. wholesale aud retail dealer in
Shingles, Mahogany and Lumber Of every aeserip-
ton Once and yard corner OF Cary aud l0eh streets
Richmond, Va my l9-deas
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REMOVALS, &c.

nag A CARD.-JOHN G. WAYT, Dent
is to the city and may be found at bis
office at all hours. au 3l-3t*
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DVGKoRGE b. STEEL, Dentist Office
and residence. No 1sl Main. between 18th and stA
streets. Richmond. Va. mr. A-iy
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about twelve miles below Gallipolis, Ohio heavy
storm occurred, attended with an exceedingly high
wind, amounting to tornado, and the most terri
bic thuRder and lightning. For q few minutes
nothing could withstand the raging tempest; large
forest trees were Frustrated like reeds, and num-
Der of barns and out-houses were blown from their
places by the sheer force of the wind. man dri-
wing hay-wagon, named VIM. L. Harrison, was
struck by lightning and instantly killed, as were
four horses ut the same time. farmer named
Wilson, was also injured and stunned by the fluid,
but not fatally, and fourteen shesp destroyed.
The violence of the storm expended itself in less
than half an hour.
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aarRIcHMoNp. CHARIorrEsvILLE Akp

STANTON TELEGRAPH CoHPASY-The stockholders Of
this Company will meet for organization and trans
action of other important business, on WEDNES-
DAY afternoon, Sept. I'd, at the Telegraph Once,
corner Main and Pearl SITS
r. o. CROWLEY 4 Co,
All aI-3t Contraction. and Builders.
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BY order of the Commander,
ausI-Its B. HUMPHREY, Sec'y,
hSYSpRcIAL NoTICE.-The attel

No. SPECIAL NOTICB.-Ihe attention OF
bakers confsctioners and Others Is requested to
sale Of Bake House Fixtures, Confsctionaries &c, TO
take place at the store Of Sir. VIM. Dsds', No. 2l2
Broad street. THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock. f.-
an N-lt E. b. COOK CO.. Aucts
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nSy-RrCHMoNp MADE Srovrs-Ts

They made OF the best material and extra hnsyy
a. to stand the III usage Of servants. Drok "a
plates can be conveniently replaced at a nxpdersts
cost They warranted 10 opsrste TO the satisfAc-
ten Of the purchaser. They costno more per pound
than the Northern stoves ft4E
Wholesale wsreroom At the Poundry Retail trsis
supplied by the city dealers.
These works have been in successful operation for
nearly six years, and have acquired q high reputar
ton for the quality Of their msnufaetur
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GsFALL TRADE, 1857.
WaX GEO. j. SUMNER,
IMPORTER AND pEALER In

NO. 20, PEARL ST., RICHMOND, VA.
We are now receiving our Pau importations pef
ships William Penn, Annapolis, Robert Mfhs
City of Brooklyn, &C. and per steamers and vessels
from the factories. onr stock Of Glass Ware Lookns
panned Ware &c, &c, which make up q stock ii
largest and most complete We have ever offered AND
to which invite the attention of the trade. Our
stock has been selected with special regard 20 tn
wants of the merchants of Virginia. North Carolina
and Tennessee. Our facilities being unsurpassed.
are prepared to offer our goods on rs good terms a.
any rs-packing hsuse In the country.
Merchants passing through cur city who huy goods
North respectfully requested to call and s1amin,
and expenses on goods by giving us their orders.
Great care taken in filing all orders, and none
the best packers employed.
GRO. J. SUMNER
Milestone Ware at factory prices aux
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EMOVAL.--We have removed tempo
II rariIy to No. Pearl street. under the Exchange
Hotel, where we shall be pleased TO see our old
friends. y. W. PURCELL w.,
je4 Exchange Brokers.
DEMOVAL.-Dr. PLUME has removed
IL his office to the third house. South of Trinity
Church. South side and about one hundred yards be-
low the Exchange Hotel. DR. continues to treat all
syphtic and gonorrhoal complaints; md having had
much practice in this line atters himself that he can
give very general satisfaction. call from shose in
t,rested is solicited. a
Dr. p also makes and vends OF the best restora-
tves Chemical Extract of French Flowers for con-
stitutional weakness, ever offered TO the public.
DR.. P. may be consulted confdentally By letter OF
otherwise. Medicines securely packed and sent to
der in almost any direction.
Office hours from A. NJ till A. NJ. Franklin
eet, near the Exchange Hotel. Richmond city, Va