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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
REPORTED FOR TIE 80 tsPATcH.
THE ELECTIONS,
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
N,w yoxx. Nov 3.-parker Dem } for Governor
has 4 majority Of s,oo0in this CT ~ over OIL HIS
competitors.
GsEc)yD pIsPArcHl
We a-Governeur Kemble adm.
n W" = 81 % he elected in the gth distrni, IN
place Of John h. Hask'hs. malt Re-
publican sar" " Jonrnai estimates Morgan's ma
.oI,.r IN tbc whole state at 10000 The Tribune
estimates itss much smhier' III, ..,
'' TN Conversational delegation viii probaply
stand. % Republicans to democrats yu.
~ he I'd district the vote Is close ~. VIII
,.a.nn Dem claims majority Of q over Dan
lei f. sickles tDem9
posroy. Nov. 3.-The republicans have swept
the State.
rs,scoSp DISPATCH
pos-ox Nov. s--The whole Republican deega-
ton 10 Congress IL elected.
Returns from all rat Is towns shows n T. BANKS
rep majority both opponents Tor Governor
TO bs II 900.
NEWARK. N. J. Nov 3-wm,. Pennington (Rep)
has been elected in the 5th district to Congress
over his democratic opponent
SECOND DIsPA TcH
Nruuv Nj. Nov 3-In he / at district, John
r. Nixon Rep ia elected; in tl,e I'd district. John
n. L. Stratton (Rep) is elected 10 the 5th district
VIM penuyten (Rep.) is electe 4; in the 30 dis
trict. Adrian tInd. Dem. is ele cted; In the 4th
dist riot, Briggs Qnd Dem Is pr obabiy elected.
DELAWARE.
WILMINGTON. DEL, Nov 3-The whole Demo
cratic State ticket including VIM. Burton, for
Governor and a Democratic Leg islature, are cleo
ted
VIM G. whitley tDem.) is cleo ted to Congress
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT Nov 3-The whole Republican delega-
eli Cnp ia undouht0uiV elected,
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, Wis., Nov. 3 AS far as heard from
Chas Dunn Dem } is 935 ahead in the ID district.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, Nov 3.-The lines which were inopers-
tive from the torn this ARE now working,
but the returns are confused and scattering The
struggle is entirely between the Douglas Demo
Gratis and Republicans. There are scarcely any
maiorities for the Administration have been re-
norted neither h I'VE anything definite with re-
gard to the Congr ,ssional delegation.
s. ECoND DISPATCH.
Chicago. Nov. 3-.The official Republican maio.
rity in this city $3.50.
Four Republican representatives to Congress
are elected.
patches show large douglas gain ontside OF this
city, but the dispatches are unreliable
[THIRD DISPATCH
CHICAGO. Nov. 3.-As far as heard frem the leg
islature stands 46 Republicans, 43 Democrats and
10 doubtful
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-PTivate dispatches to j.
w. Forney, say that Douglas has triumphed, hav'
ing majority in the Illinois legislature.
FOURTH DISPATCH.
CHICAGO, Ill, Nov. 3.-The Administration
ticket in this city received only 2i6 votes, out of
more than 10000 polled.
In Sangamore county, Douglas gains z members
of the Legislature.
At Fort St. Clair, Barker (Rep.) for Congress has
200 majority.
Scattering returns from II counties give 1850
Republican msjority-a large reduction upon the
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NEW YORK. Nov 3-Cotton decliGed 1a@pl4 sales
of 8 $40 bales; upland IL lilo Flour over: tale
S4Gii0: Ohio SIS 2C@5.10; Southern - 3vcg5 81 -
" heat Arm. Corn firm. Sugar etesdy-Urlesns
&c. Orleans ola ssrs 45c. Spirits Turpentine 521s
Rosin dull at 81 eO@ s., Rice steady;
BALTIMORE, Nov 3-Flour firm md in demand
Ohio "a S7M5 Wheat staady-red $l.I561t 20 white
81 35(i 40 Corn-small sales to-day at yesterdays
rates Provisions weak.
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SEE MAMMOTH RED FLAG.
no SIS Aw OSBORNE, Artist.
m-A CARD trust that The object
sought to be attaine by the publication of MS card
will furni.h sufficient apology for calling public
attention to a p rsouai matter.
1t i,my cherished desire to obtain such an educa-
ton will qualify efor commencing the study Of
Theology and a proposition recently made me by
Messrs. Harper & Bro, OF New York, will enable me
as hope, to obtain the means of accomplishing my
object.
| am offered 81 600 if can dispose of thousand
copies OF their Monthly Magazine, at the regular
subscription price, So per year. will engage to
furnish it punctualy to subscribers or TO those
who now receive il from the book stores, from the
publishers at the price above stated, commerce ng
with the December number, (the BEGINNING Of Rew
pomc) which will beissued ten days previously. IT.
IS surcient evidence of the oularitv of In peri
odica! that it has attained circulation OF 10000
copies.
Persons favorable to my uadertakiny will please
leave their mares with Nj, ssrs. Swords Thaw, liS
Broad street or at the library of the Young Mems
Christian Association. GodGins building.
| trust that this candid announcement of my plan
and purpose will gain for the cooperation espe-
LEWIS W. BUEWELB.
no l-H Box 6i6 Richmond, Va.
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~ Books AND PRESENTS. at the GIFT BOOK.
STORE No. 81 Main street, where you may buy
Book aud Gold Watch for VI
A Book and silver Watch for 81
A Book and Gold Pen Tor 81
A Pooh and Gold locket for 81
A Book and Gold Chain for 81
Book aud Gold Th'mble for u
Book and Cameo Pin for 81
Book and Gold b ing for ~
A Book aud set of Sleeve lluttons for 81
A Book and Gift Book for 81. no SIT
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The Mechanics Institute.

Ex PRESIDENT TYLER will deliver an address be
fcre the Mechanics Institute to night. His ear
nest public spirit, aud warm and generous heart
will ind a fit theme for sympathy and solicitude
in the noble cause of the Institute. We are snre
he will make strong appeal for it,
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DROWNED On Monday last, Thomas III. Price.
of Loudoun county, was drowned in the Chesa-
peake a nd Ohio Canal, near Sandy hook, two miles
below IIarpers Ferry. He was hanging lamp
upon the side of the boat when he slipped and fell
in the water. and was drowned before assistance
could be rendered. The body was in the water
about 40 minutes, and when taken out a bruise
was discovered Cd his forehead, supposed to have
been oecasioued by his bead coming in collision
with something in the water, by which he was
stunned ia the fall Mr.. Price was most worthy
and excellent young man.
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| FnuRTH DISPATCH.
uNKNoWN VESSEL BURNT.

HALIFAX, Nov. 3.-Advices from Sable Island,
state that a vessel was seen on fire on the Both
uIt on the south side of the Island. steamer
from Eastwood went to the wreck, aud after two
bours' detention, proceeded westward. The day
was fine and sea smooth, but nothing was seen but
the burning vessel.
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PROPOSED AMALeAHArIoE- The Petersburg Press has
an on dit that the State Agricultural Society con-
templates proposition for amalgamation with the
s.Ifaion Rociafvu
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s~M1pLoTHIAN LUMP AND ANrHRA-

CITE Coal The subscriber has now on hand, and
daily receiving, large supply Of very superior Mid
lothian Lump On .il and smiths Coal which he is de-
lvering at tue lowest market price; aud has also
hand large supply of Red and hite Ash Egg Ar.
thracte Coal, which he will sell by the lo.d short
or long ton Orders left at either of his offices,
at Danyie depot, one on Dock, between nth ard
18th streets the Auction store of Larus Shine
will meet with prompt attention.
no C. LADu2
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~ RICHMOND THEATREf
DECIDED SUCCESS 0FTHE
ENGLISH OPERA TROUPEi
Who will make their
FOURTH APPEARANCE
THIS (THURsD tY) EVENING IN DONIZETTPe
GRAND COMIC OPERA OF
DON PAsQUALEi
DON pAsQUALEll
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HIoH PRICES FOR SLAVES On Thursday last the
personal estate Of Elk Governor Thomas, Ia Peters
vile district, Frederick county, Md, was sold AT
public sale. when fourteen slaves brought an ae.
eregste Of si3 257. One sold for 81, 455 another
for Ell ABS and third for 81 $40.
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At Detroit, Monday, young black scouudrel
only years of age who had just served a 60 days
sentence in all for stealing, encountered the little
son of Mr.. Vim Drew, aged some or years, ard
told the little fellow to hold up his head, aad he
would cut it off for him. OF the child did not
know the meaning ofthe proposition, but held up
his head as he was bid; whereupop, the young
scoundrei drew his knife across the side of his
neck, from the windpipe back to the ear, infictng
cash about four inches in length Fortunately.
the knife Was dull, or the consequences might have
been fatal.
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nr CHILDREN WITH WoRhs.-These
little sufferers will rejoice to learn Of paatably
remedy for this prolific source of disease among
them. Worms. They need not take any more nan
seems worm medicine. Holloway's Worm Confcc-
tions are a delicious sugar plumb that any chils
will relish They purely vegetable. and are APP
proved of by cur most respectable physicians ard
heads of fsmie the safest aEd most effectuai
Worm Medicine discovered. Try them - Is cents
per box
Sold BIZ FISHER WINSTON and PURCELL, LApp h
mn Ifs
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uDpCU ANnIoSS or LIFE

New YORK, Nov The British bark Claude
from Quebec for Sunderland, was wrecked in 6
gale in October. The captains life and seven OF
the crew perished-the rest have arrived here.
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The Onera.

The Opera Troupe at the Theatre will perform
tonight, "Don Pasquale," an opera never before
presented to a Richmond audience.
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BoNNErg-By late sdvices from Paris, there is

BoNNErs.-By late sdvices from Paris there is a
refux Of the tide of fashion far regards that
important item of feminine attire, the bonnet
The aphelion point has evidently been reached
aud passed, and bonnets are once more on the in
crease. "Winter bonnets will be made rather
larger than those worh during the past year; the
front comes further forward and the crown slants
off behind The curtain is wide roupd, and not
raised at all. The very wide and long strings are
often bound with piece Of velvet or ribbon of a
different color. The inside trimming continue to
be empress KNOT of foliage or ribbon, or else a
hall wreath of flowers
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Mes Jersey paper Gays that Mrs. N. sayre, al
Elizabeth. N. j., has raised this season, on two
vioes Gully, ten squashes. the weight Of which 10
half ton. TIE seed was brought from Africa.
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II IL stated, in the English papers, that more
aidows married within the last months, In Eng
land and Ireland, than within the previous six
Years,
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no Sim
NJ POWERS

nS Powers
was the first TO introduce the
PEARL AJBROTYPE in this city
PowEgs was the frat 10 introduce the 80 CENT AN
TYPE.
powggs il the only artist In this city that makes
the dollar size AMBRoTYPE PoR ~ CENTS.
POWERS GALLERY is the only place to get genuine
AMgRoTypEs for 80 cents noZ-3tN
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n.y. PROTECTION BUILDING FUND Com

n6y- PROTECTION BUILDING FUND COM
pANY-IMpoRTANr MEErIsG.--You are requested TO
attend the monthly meeting of the stock holders on
WEDNESDAY night. Nov 10th Mt the ONCE oil the
ompany, On nth street. at ~ o'clock, at which
time the Committee appointed for that purpose }
will report n plan for winding up the Company at
ing ploafe give a power of attorney to act for you
Proxies will be found at the SeCretary's office.
By order Of the Board Of Directors:
no f-6t AT BURR. secy.
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LAND SALEs.-In Princess Anne county, Va. on
Monday last, we're sold, "Church Point" farm on
Lyunhaven river, Ali acres TO 9. Garrison for
5000. EiShty-seven acres of wood land for Sl700;
% do at 1910, and 200 acres for $500.
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DAY STATE RANGE.-We have mad

DAY STATE RANGE.-"e have made
- arrangements with the manufacturer for the
ale of this superior COOKING RAN dE, aud Invite
ne attention Of purchasers to the advantages which
offer: -,
LIST The Range is made of the best iron. Id simp
in its construction and conveniently arranged
I'd 1t can be operated with wood or coal.
81. 1t can be set up and remoled at pleasure, as
readily as the common Cooking stove
4th We can furnish them to any required size,
with one or two ovens and with four or six Boilers.
with or without water fxtures-apd WARRANT each
ne sold to give satisfaction to the purchaser. en-
5th Repairing pieces always on hand, which Will
oe nut in when required at q reasonable price.
SIN The price of this Range is moderate (for
4, t-class artcle) AS we afford to sell them at
maunfacturers retail prices.
aS- We continue to set the AMERICAN RANGE
in brick-all of which have suited our customers
and have not cost any enc OF them anything ior
ALSO-Severa varieties of Low Priced Ranges,
for sale at the Governor Street Stove stove:
ga GEORGE STAKRETT
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? c. LARUS.
r6s- "HERRING's" FIRE-PRooF SAFES

WIT POWDER pRocF LOCKS These SAFES are con-
idered the best made in he World and received the
Medals at the Worlds F,ir in London, and at the
Crystal Palace in New York.
"A reward OF ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS is offered 20
any person who shaIl Prove that one of them has
ever filled. in accidt nta fire. to preserve its con-
tents" KNOWLES WALFURD,
oc 30-2w Agents 81 Pearl street.
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ea5. AUCTION NoTIcE -Groceries, Lii
quors, Fruit, &c, THIS MORNING. BY
I&G B DAVENPORT.
no4-1t Auctioneers.
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U. 8. AG'L SOCIETY OFFICE
Richmond, NOV. 2, 1858. !
A LII PREMIUMS unpaid here will be
IA paid BIZ making order on ERENcH Urea
sur. r. at Washington, D G. on and after this date
and the Medals awarded will be delivered the an
Bual meeting in January uext.
BY ord n of FRENCH TiLGHMAN, Pres't &c.
II WAGER Treasurer pro tenn
no 3-ts of the u. :. Ag'l Society.
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DIED.

On Wednesday morning. November 81 EuroaA
REBEcCA JAMES. youngeat ehtd OF " N y and
MARY yirqinia brew. aged months and days
Harkt they whisper. Angels say,
sfstrr spirit cone away.
The fureral will take place from the re- fnence o.
her parents corner Of 3Dth and strtets Church
Hiil this afternoon, the 4th instant, at O'Clock
The friends and acqusiDtances OF the family are
most RESPECTFULLY invited to attend.
g. Petersburg Evprsss please copy.
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~ PARKB PoiNpIxrER,
ATTORNEY At Law,

win practice In the city of Richmond aid In ths
counties Of Chesterfield. Powhstsu and An ella,
a. once In Lisle's Building. corner Of am and
lath streets. - &-Im
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~. NOTE Brokers OFFICE An ONCE for the sale
4 notes drats sticks &C. and for the negotiation Of
loans, hes been opened by Mr.. Richard WALSH, on
18th street xsst door to Goddin's Hall. Mr.. Walsh
has been for some years in the ONCE OF G. W. Pur
cell Co. He is business man. and one whose
promptness and accuracy as we'll fair dealing
will win him both friends and Gu stom.
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DRICE REDUCED TO FIVE DOLLARS

DRfCE REDUCED To FIVE DOLLahS
L -Ruptures curedl Ruptures radically cured
re price OF Dr. Saermans great radical cure rupture
Truss has been reduced from $40 to only %; placing
in the power of all to obtain one OF these
rrusses and be perfectly cured This Truss can c9n
yeniently be sent by mail or express to any portion
If the State.
send q measure of your hips or peiv1s-Saying
whether you desire weak or strong spring. dis
sinctlY writing your name and place OF residence
me mad of this Truss works on the ball ana socket
iystem giving it great latitude of notion 30 as to
apply its pressure at any given point and then hXlng
Il there al your pleasure By small lever attached
n is worn with perfect comfort The Truss Is neat
instrument being perfectly simple and not at oil Ia
ME to get out OF order be broken Ii has cured
great number OF persons in this city and throughout
ihe State aud We will most CheeruIy refer 20 gen.
tIernen who are well known for their yeracity and
-espectabiity who have themselves beeH thorou ghly
ured of this dangerous disease and tina too in cases
Of long standing and of an aggravated nature.
All medical men pronounce 1t the very best Truss
known.
IN advance.
any merchant or friend in the city, we will give
reference as to our responsibility and prcmptness
The Truss or any information concerning it, csa be
had of u. Z. JAohooN,
No. IL Main street, Richmond.
NJ 3. Persons owning valuable slaves who are rup-
tured shopid by ell means obtain one for they will
not only cure, but durable that they are the
cheapest in the end. .
tarms de bly,
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NOTICE All persons knowing them
~ selves entitled TO Premiums. awarded at the
late exhibition of the U. s. Agricultural Society,
can hav. them collected By the subsct iber st the
ear lest date for a small, commission / shall he
peased TO serve those who may give me call
THOS BAGBY,
Agent for Hiring out Negroes and Renting out
Houst 6, No Wall street.
no At Under st Charles Hotel.
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~ LEATH,R AND RUBBER

MAUUINE BELIINU.
LACE.L EATHER! STEAM PACKING!
GARDEN AND HYDR ANT HOSE!
All of the best quality, are sold at No 81 Pearl
street, at manufacturers prices. by
&C 3D-2w KNOWLES Il WALFORD,
H CHAMPAGNE The subscriber has
lust received direct from Havre very superior ar
ticle Of CHA NPAGNE WINE, which he is prepared
to sell to the trade on the most accommodating
terms J MAURY GARLAND,
Over Peyton Il Archer's, Cary street.
Richmond October % l. 3ll--iW
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sm. BATHS BATHS, BATHS HOT,
Gold and Shower Baths can be had daily at all
h0urs at the American Hair Cutting, Shaving, and
3nampooing Saloon, under the American Hotel
Sptranee ON 18th street.
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NY HoRscs's HAIR CUTTING, SHAVING
AND SHAMpoofNe SALOON under the American no
el-entrance on Ilth street
N. R.-Hot. Cold and Shower BATHS can be had at
all hours Single Bath Is cents, or tickets for Que
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ITO HUNTSMEN AND ALL OTHER
L TRESPASSERS The undersigned have borne
the Inconvenience and amos aaces Of persous who
hunt and range through theic terms invading,
sometimes their lawns and gardens, until they can
bear them no longer and they hereby forbid all
hunting, ranging or trespassing of any kind upon
their lands giving notice tht they will enforce the
law rigidy against both men and dogs, who may
trsspass upon them in future
JAMES LYONS,
CHASJ MERIWETHER,
no 4-lw JOHN GoDDIN
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Culver PLATED FORKS AND
~ SPOuNS.-Breakfast,D Dinner and Dessert Fork;
Table and Tea Spoons Soup and Gravy Ladies'
These Forks and spoons of extra and double plate.
are warranted by the manufacturers to several
years and look equally as we'll as the best silver
and less than onefifth the price. For sale By
CGENNET
no4 Eagle Square
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rag To ADVERTISERS AND BUSINESS

hDFEhEisEhS AND puSiNbSS
MEN-T6e Virginia Sentinel offers very superior
advantages for Advertising. 1t is a trMly estsb-
lished Journal of wide circulation, with subscri-
bers in almost every : tate oi the Union, and num-
berng very large and ever craving list OF sub.cri
beers among the farmers anu substantial business
men of the wealthy and prosperous Piedmont. Val
ley, ana Tide Water regions OF Vireinia-men
who have wants and the means TO supply them.
men who buy goo9s, and men wh) buy and sell
farms. All Advertisements arp ar in the Daily,
Tri-Weekly. and casioIaly in the Weekly editions
of the Sentinel, thus reaching all our readers We
respec fully invite orders
Terms moderate The cash or city references re
quired. For further particulars, address
SMITH Il FINKS
&C 39-!m Alexandria, Va.
SILVER MEDAL AWARDED BY THE UNITED
STATES AGRICULTURAL OCIETY AND THE
VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL so
CIETY.
ns- $50. PRICE REDUCED. $50
The WHEELER & WILSON
sEWING MACHINE
has taken the ghest premium wherever exhibited,
at the Fail Fairs of 1885, including the state Fairs
of New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, kentuc-
KY Illinois, Wisconsin aud California, and the Fairs
of the Cincinnati Detroit, Chicago and ST. Louis In
stitutes
~ Office 227 Main street Richmond
l respectfully ask the attention of purchasers TO
these Machines which. for fan lily Ise confidently
recommend as the best ever offered to the public.
&C 23-l2t* f ii CKAIGE, Agent.
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~ ENORMOUS EXPENDITURE 1T is stated that
over E 600 600 has been expended on the SUM
bering Atlantic cable, large portion of which
came out of the pockets of American stockholders.
who of course must hear proportiouate share OF
the loss II is sad reflection but may prove les
to future spectators who will learn thst frac.
ton of the above enormoussum, invested in business
cards aud handbills at the Dispatch job Office would
make any man millionaire.
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EOR SALE--To remaia in this section
l. of c1untry-a likely and intelligent Man, in
his 331 year. who Is go ID barber and an excellent
house servant. The agent for his master believes
he hasa good charac. er. Reference to persons in
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LOST.

T UST-On Friday last, between the B =
IL sin Bank and Marshall street my FREE PA
PERS They were ia a small .iu box. A reward II
50 will be paid The finder by leaving them at this
office. RICHARD ADAMS
no Ate free man of color
T OST. between the corner of Main and
IL l4th streets. and tho Danyille depot small
LEATHER TRUNK, covered with canvass, for
which reward OF fIYs DOLLARS will be g ven.
if left at the store ofC 2 WORD of Main aud
18Th streets.
no 3-2t. THOMAS u WORD.
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E- Ii YOU HAVE CoUGu,
TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE
TAKE HAMPTON's TINCTURE.
If you have Rheumatism,
= '" -'''' 1T TAKE HAMProN's TINcTURE
If you have Pain in the Back,
If you are all Weakness.
TAKE HAMPT0N'S TINCTURE.
TAKE UAMpTON'S TINCTURE.
ASTHMA. COUGH. CONSUMPTION, The writer
Is most highly esteemed; like thousands Of our best
known citZsns feels IL duty to bear testimony of
the wonderfu curative power Of HANPTON'S
withost giving it triali Call and get pamphlet.
BALTIMORE SEPT 2S 1858.
ksSrs Mortimer n Kotcbrdy- Gentlemen: have
been some time afflicted with Asthma, ace )mpa-
MED with shortness Of breath with many symptoms
properties Of HAMPT0N's VEGETEBLE IL G
TUkE, from having used the same, induced me 10
procure bottle of the Tiucture, and by the use of
one bottle was much better that was induced TO
use more of it, aud by taking five six bottles was
restored to II psril health AID will say to all per-
sons who affected as l was to u.e HAMPT0N's
VEGEFABLE JIhC1URE.
Gentemen-you at liberty to my name
for tho beneht Of the afflicted.
ELLEN FkDau,
8. West corner of Liberty and Clay sts3,
eJ Call and get Pamphlets and see cures.
seld by PURCELL LADD CO, Richmond: by
DR. COOKE, Fredericksburg; By all tho Drnggisis
in Pctersbnrs; by MORTIMER moWBhAL
Baltim re. and By Druggists and Shop-keencrs
IN. 81 per bottle; six bottles for s..
no l. d&wts