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Gloomy Predictions.

The Courier dSS Et0ls f'hiS, able and spirited
French paper, published in New York, indulges IN
gloomy view Of the Future Of this country.--
Whilst il admits that the ciglty-first anniversary
of American Independence finds the Union adyan-
cling in is Usual path of material prosperity it
doubts whether the Founders Of the Republic ii
they could rise from their telnbs, would comgratu-
late their descendants upon the moral progress Of
the country. "Rospect for the Constitution SAYS
the Courier obedience to tho law and the practice
of public and private virtues daily becoming
more feeble; n fact conspicuous as it is alarming
Everywhere egOtism and ambition and We.
look in vain for genuine patriotism noble scni-
ments seem to have been cfiaced from the heart Of
the nation only TO exist like a sonorous but empty
echo, in the speeches of in quest OF popu-
larity"
Recent events in New York Massachusetts and
Ohio have elected from the Courier these doleful
comments. Its tone, though somewhat exaggera-
ted, derives from late transactions eolcmnity and
significance. Certain it is, that the moral deteru-
ration of the republic has been rapid it, mate
rial advance. There il not a more palpable con
trast between the full grown and powerful United
States Of 1857 and the infant and feeble States OF
1776. than between the dsinterestcd patriotism and
public virtue of the Washington era and the self
ishness and corruption of political aspirane of the
present day. The real peril which threatens the
integrity Of the government is not this or that pc
culiar institution. but the corrupt ambition Of
rcheming and selfish denagogucs, which would
willingly sacrifice any institution Of society or re
gion for its own selfish ends. The poison weeds of
Il fallen and vicious nature which have hitherto
hlighted all the efforts Of man at sclfgovernment
are springing up in rank prousion our republican
garden, and threatening 10 blight and destroy the
harvests sown by the hushandmen Of the Revoh-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rea.. 80 CENT AMBRoTYPEs.--Pow
PtyEST, III NAN STRxET The citizrns Of Richmond
have been imposed upon titan any set of people
under the sun. They have actually been s~indird.
yt, rhhcd lay being made {" pay 81 and 81 for small
lfctH.tS not worth carrying hunc. when they c"nli
have had a much better f,T "a CkNrri Don itr-
lievc ti,.. who tell ynn that yun cant get g,ast
Hkeues, tor ~ Cent?. II i MT The cost Of the
picture to the artist Is hut few cents and thosi who
nay such high prices are the dupc>,
PoWFRs' 1MPERIL ASBROrYPEs Tor "a CENf.. ~
Main street. - lt--lt"
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Aiming 10 Shoot the Rabbits. 40.

correspondent of the New York Express. uud.,
date the sth list, makes the following statement
relative to the arming Of the peceablo citizens Ion
selfprotection in the somewhat lawless Gotham
now in the hands OF the miserable Black RepnhIi
can authorities:
In the Express of the eth you naTrate the case o
the rowdies attacking the conductors of the Sec
ond avenue cars You ask, What are We comins
Tor but point out no remedy for these daring ont
RACES am informed on good authority thar the
right and only course, it would seem; has become
apparent and Is being adopted. Ovor four hundred
pistols, containing from To six barrels hay,
been purchased, since the ith inst by our best bus
hness men, and intended to te used entirely in their
own defence. Under the present inefficient police
SYSTEM and In view Of the past transactions of GU,
outlaw community, We think this is the only snr.
and PROMPT remedy we can adopt
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We understand that Messrs. Crenshaw i Fisher
are daily expecting the bark ANN r. Grant from
RIO, with cargo of coffee, about 6.0oO bags.
Tor this market Our wholesale dealers will there.
lore soon have an opportunity of laying in supply
Tor their fall trade 1t will be recoIIectad thai
These gentlemen sold in February last, fine parcel
Oh coffee imported In the same vessel direct To or
ei,y' being the returns of -four ground a, THAR
mill e 81 '"o't
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Southern Commercial Convention.

IhIs UOnNontlOn nnerIb N knONNiIIC TrnUV-srt-
ON the 10th of August. Liberal preparations are
making by the citizens of that town for the recep-
tion Of the assembagc. 1ho railroad ana steam
boat companies, with their usual generosity are
expected TO grant the ordinary facilities for convey
Ing the patriotic delegates To- the Convention Ii
will be no doubt another feast Of reason and flow of
koul' great deal Of public spirit. and not a little
private spirit. in the way of old port aud sparkling
champagne, Lot everybody ~, and have a good
ina
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WAGES OF HARyEsT HAsDs.-The Agricultural :,
eis.y Oh Qusen Anne's County, Md, have ca.
fabiished the rates for harvest hands as follows.
Graders Tor cutting wheat one dollar and a hal,
per day binding after Graders and reapers. sey.
enfy'nVe cents Graders for cutting eats, seventy
nvs cents mowers for cutting upland grass. sixt,,
two and half cents, mowers for meadow grass
ssyenty-hye cents.
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Justice to yourself and persons who may b. similarly
afflicted, permit me To cite an Instance OF thu rnurA
able qualities uf your PREAIId BtIERs. / lat
never used them until recently, but my wife having
been ailrCt, with nervous affection aud disorder
- stomach, for tho past ten twelve years H-td
every mean. IN my ppw"r TO restore hDr to health
She was undrr the constant treatment of i've liz
able ph ysicians, but relief could h.. had. | thru
several certificates Of the rrnaT sable made
BY your BIrrhRs. persuaded my wife to try thau
she did rnand in little time She began 10
pdly. Not only lur nervous affection and i,~urdsred
stomach were removed. hut her general health IL
better now than il has been tor many years | am
now using, aud shall always continue to- u-e yonr
BIfrEEs. ! write this ia justice t. yuurrsi and tor
the benefit Of uthcrn who similarly afflicted
Your Uial I sv't, THOMAS VI. MONTAGUE.
RichmVnd juno u, lSJ7.
These BIT Are can be had OF all the principal Drug
giSts in this city and elsewhere ia this state. Jys
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Bsly~ LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE "a
DRY GOuDs-
AN IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PRICEsI
At CDHEk'S
AT COHEN'S,
I-E ~ ..,-.,...

Handsome Mantillas from ~ q and upwards; Elias.
tic Belts at ~ cents; Linen Cambria Htndkrrf hrt
at "a cts piece Hoop skirts AT IS cts shirt Front.
NJ 80 CENTS line Linen once Al p cents; nue asir-
Cotton Hose at "a cts. pair; hultalr Rolls s. ttr
Collars AT ;, To- ~. 81 Z, - cents, ant upwHTtr
Black silk Mtts, double twisted, at 81 a Crut- aud
Long Mitt- AT g = ctr, Check Muslin ss otr pet
yard White Cambria, i. yard WIDE at ~. cts; Mos
quito Netting h2is ccnts piece; Black SILKS at e.!
Ct-, AMI some at 81 worth 81 Mare lew Of the
nnumcrHble bargains TO lac found at
VAL. GUIlEA'S Cheap store
la Bread street.
y. B.A large assortment 81 Dry G,aSis tor grntl,-
NJ ms wear, nitch Ready Made Shirts from ~ ct.
IA piec. up, Half lluse of Cotton. Thread and Shk:
GHuLc Mrriuu Jndcr-hTts ~ cents worth Al; Linen
k-iChiets, DC. ~ Is I'm
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RS.y" FEAST OF .toUp THINGs. The Ia
dice Of Leigh street Il Itist t.urth. Church Hin
will b. ready to NrrSc t3cir tr. on MONDAY
ming next. mud every ceriing evening dHring the
week. IN the Basement af the Church, with lots eft
GOOD NJGS such ~ Ice rVaAt Oranges. tAker, Fan
~ Articles, az. The proceeds a. b. applied Ia the
liquidation ui the Church debt, incurred ia IT.
pctIOu Call aud srr them, oIsc and all. ~ lin
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n,sa 4 CAnn.-An nelsnns indehted 10

JAS 4. GENTRY a co. are Irau,Htu't not to paS
any money except TO the Undersigned. ahd this pablo
cautioned not TO subscribe snl pay IN sdvsu
without receipt.
Our subscription Book having been taken s~sy
Hnder false rretenser, subscribers are teslMesttd -
send in their names, VI. u. GENTRY,
- lO-;t# JAS. A. ukNTkN.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Sales in New York, Thursday, of $1,000 Virginia,
6 500 al SIS, and S25,Ot0d do. ~ at $50.
Rio DE JANEIRo MARKET, May -. -Breadstuff4-
Receipts have been $50 bbls. Flour from the United
states Sales have been made of - l2 bbl-. at q 0
Tor Richmond City Mills - 0HJ for FOntana and l(
lsaW0 for Baltimore, Philadelphia and New Orleans
according to quality.
our stock in all hands may be est mated at 70m0
bb>. Uf which quantity 26,6iS hhs. remain in first
composed OF 1860 bhs. richmond City Mili- jTi>
bids. Baltimore and Ohio and 1000 bbls. Trieste.
At PcrndmbuCu 9Th innt-StOck about lJ,GUO bbl-.
retailing ut 2id 26 for Richmond {. NJ 2lM y Phila-
dclphia n u New Orcans;I 7r Is Baltimore ~ OO1
Trieste.
At Bahia 18th iuet-StOck ahout Il ,2OI bhls Ono
tatiuls nomlnaliy y tor Richmond, Is Baltimore.
At Rio Giundc 18th iuSt-StOck about I1tB bbl- re-
failing Richmond 3lGt25' Baltimore .1Ns n.
Cofirt.-The market il quite. Upon the 23d ID HUn
bags sold at HRd 10 or round lots and the
market has again Telapsed into its former apatheto
state We quote round lots at UOd ji:aA selections
i'.attu 500.
Sugar stock 301 cases Cdmpos We quote white
pGHI1 it.4n browns jl6in6' topper arrsia.
BY TELEGRAPH.
New YORK, July lO.-FlOur decned-State So 44d
6.Ij: Ohio SG6nd $50: southern scr 10 Wheat I'm
changed. Mixed Corn =. Stocks dull.
BALTIMORE. July In.-FIour and Wheat unchanged
Corn firm and unchanged
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aenu THR NEW YopK LSDoER for July Is,

NEW YORK LEDOERt cts.
FRANK LESLIES PAPER, II eta.
BALLOU'S PICTORIAL ctr.
Ysukrc Notions for August, u eta: Claude aud III
Duchys - ct. IA-r's Gar . it, OF Fashion ~ lie.
Uuts~i states Magazine MIR stephens; GO.lsy. liar
PER Uruhnn. Ballou-, and ali the ltteat Magazine
and Periodicals; Polss dszettr, FrccInun" Adv
cate. kc.
For anything in tn. New4p,.p.r and Psrid'sie,l
line call 1T JAS A. GENTRY coz
st New. Agents III Broad strrst
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I IsT OF Notwithstanding in the

I IST OF LETTERS-Remainin in the
- RICHMOND PosI eFiIcR cn the 10th tiag Of
ssrefss,s implying for latter in this List, -ll
pleas say they are ADVERTISED.
I a
Allen mrs Chs Alvir miss Dclia
Andrews mrs Kii2s ALIVE miss Adele
Il
Ball mrs Martha Blake mrs Margaretta
Brooks mrs Martha Beilhrld mrs Martha
BDWcock mrs l. 4 Bnrruss mrs. Va y
Bailey Iurs Fanny bowles miss Lncl
Rate mrS kifzabsfh Bentley miss VI
Brown Dirs Betty
Cooley mrs Mary Cuuln mlss Axness
Carter mrs Mehaiy Cousins miss Amanda
Crane MR. James Cowling miss Catharine
Cook mrs Julia T. Clarke miss
Carr mrs John ID CroHhehh miss Jtns
Crump mrs Frances ConaMsy miss MARY
CtiIjraas mrs Nancy Cain miss Mary
Collins mrs Martha Clark. Hiiss hOie )
Caldwell miss Sophia
Davis mrs MA Davenport mrsE
Donohue mrs Mary Dudley mt,c
Davis mrs pfe" MISS n
Ranes miss Susan Egger- mr, C
Edwards miss
Freeman mrs Sarah Fisher mrs Mary.
Fig mrsMN Franklin mrs VI
Ferguson mrs VI A Foster IAi.s Julia
u
aarratt miss Willis A Garland mrs lane
| Gil miss Mary j Green mrs BE title a
! GreSory Hiss L0ttie
III
| Henderson miss Sophia Hunter mrs larry
I Herbert miss Maggo Hunter mrs IIargsrst
/ HOPKINS miss Mary u Hugenger mfs Joanna
/ Hagan miss LUtY.Ann Hetiertpn mrs tathaTlne ID
| Iiill miss Eunce Hopk rus miss Amanda u
/ Hatcher mrs Mary IL higgins mss mary
! Jones miss Nancy johnson mrs ' z
| Judkins usiss Mary 4 Jones mrs II, nnin4haIa
jennings miss VI Al , jackson mrs Adalino
Jones miss Ann jackson Iars Eliza \ ;
| Kelly mrs Ellen Kin miss Mary Vi
! Heating mrs Cathatine Kennedy ms, Mclile
/ King miss Jennie \ hin1 alIss SallIa
.Inmpkn mrs Fannie T. Linden mis-. SalltN
/ Leury mrs Jane LyGHn ullsS ilLLle
J Love mrs Jas Ill LgEdn Miss filIth' VA Il
! Murray mrs Jane Mathews miss Susan T.
| Mill mrs Martha Meyers miss Martha l.
! Muller mrs Margaret Martin MISS Ann
! Mung Sarah Mglnchel MRS MARY
I Montague mrs Ellen Morgan miss Wary
! Nc
! Mcpherson mrs Mccormick mrs Mary r
| McEyoy miss Mary ,
New Mrs Nol,on missile
! Osborne mis- Stry Oakley miss AE
|
! Purvis mrs Pollock mrsJ
| Pickering mr- l. Panncll miss
! Preston mrs Penin miss
Parlan&s mrs r. Powell mis-, Ellen
/ Philips mrs VI Powell miss L. {
| Bedford mrs ; l. Rop-rmr- VI II
| Kctfnrd mrs A Rogers mrs l. r.
smith mrs Sarah ! Southall mis- Sali-
! Stone Margaret Salley miss Su-au A
! Schmidt mrs VI Stewart miss Louisa
/ shaIitt mrs hhrS SmIth mise VI Jennie
/ Soutllall mrs Mary Scutt miss Henrietta
/ Spear mrs Leigh SlOCuni miss h
/ Slater John Stevens miss Ann
! Sargent mrs Caroline Scar miss Camilla
! Shnault mrs Elizabeth
! 4, q. a.
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CHAS. RICHARDSON, Dealer in HA.

Il 'ii-A''' AAi' 'i-Ai'b'''-'s bthItl III II u
~ NANA CIGARS and VIRGINIA TOBACCO
corner Of Main and 10th streets jusr above the new
Custom Hons, has the following superior brands vi
CIGARS now on hand, viz:
LA FLOR De TABACOS." LA ESPANOLA la
CRlLLA, CONSU EL1, ''SlGLO XIX" and RIO
HONDD.
Al>a- Lyn' llbuI- and Richmond Chewing TOBAC
60; "Richard+on- Aromatic Smoking do; and Sc
veral beautiful "NEERSCIIAUN PIPES
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HorsR BnEAKryG.-on Thursday nigh

last the bookstore % Mr. A. Morris on Main street.
between 14th and III. was robbed of number Of
gold pens. silver pea eases port mOnaes and other
fiHrE articles. valued at about 500. Thai night,
about O'Clock, as two of the watchmcn were max
in. their rounds Oh Shockoe Hill. they saw two
whit boys JAMES TI0HBS and WILLIAM ROWE, en-
dtty5gng to sell number of gold pens, ye1y cheap.
and suspeCting THAI they did not come hy them
honestly took them into custdy and lodged them
in The cage. On examining the pens it Wa found
that the name Of 4. Morris upon each Jf them.
This Circumstance lCI to the examination nf Mr..
Ms premises. when it found that his cellar
doors had been opened from the inside. the store
entered by steps leading from the basement. and a
show robbed of most of it, contents. As nei-
tlnr the doors nor tn" windows OF the store We're
unfistene,l. and the cellar doors had been locked
and barred upon thc inside, there seems to he no
doubt that the roEuPs sccrcted themselves in the
basement in the evening and that after the house
had been closed for the night and the clerks all
LETT. the robbefy was pcrpctra"d. That these lit
tie chaps hal aCcompiCes older than themselves
who put them MP to such deeds. there can be NPrg
It'll" doubt Only i few nights ago the store Of
Mr~-r1 Smith. Rhodes 4 Co. robbed on Pearl
street. ana il is mot ut all improbable that the rob-
berry was effected ia the way. Tn" Mayor.
with the hope of learning other facts. adjourned the
examination Of the prisoners until this morning,
by which time it is probable. the police may have
made other discoveries.
For year two past city has been infested
with gang Of Young rogucs. who would steal any
thing from clothes liue To 1t gold watch and these
two chaps have been marked by the police a. mem
her@ of that sang. II they are now found guilty.
the courts should deal with them according IT, their
crimes, and thus rld the city OF such pests and an
n0SanCe-.
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ne3- RICuMoNp TYPoCFAFHIcAL SOCiE-
TY-TIe InI, tn.rtins III this Saciety will BE- h-i
THIS {SATt RDANj EVENING. at Odd Fellows
Hall NJ the Usual hour Il 4 Och. h.
10 Election Of oftic As tor the no1t ensuing
months ~ lit }. GERRY SMITH, r. :.
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Mons ARREsTs.-The police succeeded
yesterday morning in arresting three other boys-
Chiidross. aaiialler and iiose-oharged with rob
bling tile store of A. Morris the night before They
viii have hearing before tho Mayor this morning.
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Cars DETAISED.-The Central train was
detained yesterday until o'clock, owing IL the
fact that tho cars run off the track this side OF
Charlottesville No damage was done to any oftlS
passengers,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

{bTf Of Richmond, July e--ff9h t1fef " 0ef0cl
ARRIVED,
Steamer City Of Rirhg,niid Mitchell PitiladsIphia
Inds. ami IA sseugers, III Tuttie.
-r5-z5-- SAILED.
ScIir Brandy wine. " hcrIer, Norwich. e.,l W Cod
Quit Go.
ScIr King, Leetis. Philadelphia, coal
schr Ashland. Mitchell, Baltimore. coal, Tesnpkins
Go.
Schr Isaac Cohen Hartz spaEford, New York, coal
X Rankin
schr Hope Hoffman, Baltimore, rndse, y Cob
quit & Go.
sclr Telegraph, Davis. Norfolk, radse. W Col
quitt Co.
NEW YoRK july s-Cleared schr A Fslkenberz
Rogers Richmond. 9TH, arrived, schls Gregory
Buckiin and Crenslaw, Mos kichmond.
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PUNISHED. Hannibal, slave to Butler
steafns, convicted before the Mayor Yesterday Of
stealing lot OF stockings, gloves and buttons from
Abraham Nolaski, the night before, and ordered TO
DE soun,lly fagged
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H<s, TIM MAR HALL A.D HENRY Con-
pAxIFs will meet at THAR Ii iona, this lNONDANJ
evening, at b y o'clock JAS. X. LIE,
y ls-H Secretary.
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HARD TINES are about to OveTtake that
portion of our free negro population who labor in
tobacco factories unless they get other employ
nlent as OF the many manufacturers will find it to
their interest to reduce their forces in short time
rhcausc of the high prices of the material. and
the heavy stock of the manutac ture,l article now
OF hand in the Northern cities Not many day.
since IN intelligent manufacturer assured us that
he would make money 10y giving some one 5000 10
take his laborcrs on his hands for the remainder Of
the YEAR aud another stated that he would give the
a. ofhis fac oy AMI i>t lres t. Al responsible
who would take his buildings ana pay tleir actual
cost until Christmas If the manufacturers find it
a losing business to keep their slaves at work il is
not to be expected that they will keep the free
groes employed. and therefore it is that We say,
"haTd times are about to oyertake them" unless
they can find other labor to perform.
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VALUABLE CARoo-The ship Princeton left Ne,,
Orleans last week for Havre with 1886 bales Of COZ
ton AS bundles Of hides, and Si00, 600 in specie
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1.-THE DISPATCH.
SATURDAY MORNING. II, ,s''
Dtspatch for the Springs.
ENGLAND and the United States

Persons going to the Springs. can have the DIS
PATCH sent to them for any length OF time they may
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DIARRHEA is said to be prevailing i'll the
country To some extent, and il no doubt brought
on by the mprudent use of Vegetables and green
fruits, and frequent exposure To the sun. Our in
turInant SAYS he has seen no eases that did not
readily yield TO medical treatment but thinks ii
would be wise policy for persons 10 discontinue the
of green fruits, and 10 that vegetables are
fresh and well cooked before eating them.
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N0TIcE.-I have this day appointed +.
Iva BLANKISsHIpm my lawful Agent. TO eon,,ne,
tor me and In my name the GROCERY and ION.
DICTIONARY BUSINESS, ON lith street hetwrat,
Cary street and Mill Alley, to buy and sell for ash
only. -4ts sJAMEs dcMANSERS
Richmond, July 9Th, ls53 -. jy lIIswS
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HAND SOME PREsENT.-We yesterday
saw very handsome silver pitcher prepared by
Mr.. T.. kersey, jeweller, for number of gentle
men who design presenting il to Richard W Hen
der-on, Esq. who l. about removing from the city
The pitcher cost $40, and reflects credit 0h the ill.,
crafty oi the donors as we'll a. upon the highly
artistic skill exhibited by Nh X. in getting il up
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DIED,

81 crieck 4 II cr, tise iHfls ir-t =, k;rG,la IN.
eshftnee ~ Mr.. Maria r. X tioceh. His- HANNAH
ISABELLA BEANiiAH,'ot TaPpahanuock, Es-.r
county, Va.
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MISREPRESENTATION

~ 49, REB ED-fn the r.rIY Ly
Mr>~r.. Ssmriuns & 60. To my advertisement whrL
they contend ht,lly deserves the loticr thr, pr,.
pu-t tp give our citizens will hud upnn impartial
Trading an entire mi-ennstrnrtioI and misrrlr,-
-entatiun Of ny statements. These xrntlrInen -ay
in the hrst plHv-, b. Markers unhlu~hingiy lie
cltr,s that the PERI" urIr GiAsstr. which hc has ab
Piled "'rr since b" has pI'nteed his profession,
Identical with th"sc made at brazilian pebbles" I
deny th- ia toto. and leave IL t. the pahc L. fiud
such settlement in my advertisement. 1 did MT
i"lfL the material ri winch then glasses wvrs n,tr
bat thrir claim SluI.thing that their glass.
ARE constructed ia accordance With ihe philosophy
al nttnr" "a tie peculiar t'rIh 81 rnncaNc
mirTnr. This claim cauSrd to call tiie attention
u the putiH I" ID" ferisc"l'ic Gls>ss ixruund
cave convey, hihI the reverse convex c0neASf,b ~
lenses that had een ia fpr many years past and
that there l. nothing new and peculiar II, cu- h
CpncaNe convex lrn.r property calculate, AMI GROUND
40 Regards their BRAZILIAN pebbles dsny hssins
made any comparison between them RuI ny PERI
>c"pic tiss--: have only asserted that tle ugr--t
end very best grunHd Herman and fTenrh PrrISf0pC
Lenses hhd been applied by 20 thousands Of PEI,
pie, and may add hers IL their AMI my 2rrHt
satisfaction. Len~"- 1T that description have rrgu-
larry. If properly applied, given all the pfoIar all
AMI ra~' 4f siyht tir or years; AMI doubt u
r"nsIN that Brazilian. Scutrh OF amy Other Pehbir
Spectarie', viii aid naur" longer h"iore change }.
required.
cl""S potion " tii">t ppttfans advertisement =
sounds Thus: The experience they have acqurtti,
combined with their perfect kuowl-d<r oi gptt, a
science enables them ~ decide With certainty on Tie
inspection If hhr sg,s What sort 81 2its-ss
best suited to tlir direct IT vision NeN II
il "a we'll known fact that grng Huuber II people
in his STATE hs,r l,sf aud arr constantly .upplisJ
by ma with Spectacle and the yeTY fret rhu-rn
regularly th~ right Ones 10 l.t claim that the
uirre n~petion 81 the eye gives the power II sl
chojre There many other thing o. d. taken as
connection With the tnrm OF thu eye 90 come a.
! rect calculation. WHO'S the chAfiStan'
D. MARkkAS, 0ptiCtau,
| ~ lit 6gii Main street
| N Thursday night. fr.m
I0A King William county small nay MARI
psce- very timely, and ha. some small White -pd'y
caused by the rubbing II the saddle. !. inward =
81 viii paid tr the apprehension II the thief Al
recovery vi tc Mari, 81 t"f thr recovery 81 the
| Mari alone.
! Any information left with Mes-r-. Dahnoy Ctu.
! thorn, 1ill br promptly attended b..
| ". ". HUTCHINSON,
kaaeld p. o, kins v illis'a county. Va
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