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DAVENPORT
CO N MERctAt COLLEGE,,
GrIgos Block, Cor Third and Perry .Ss.,
DAVENPORT, SCOTT CO., IOWA.
INCoRPOR tTED 1856.
Principals JOS @. LOPEZ, VIZ PRATT
-so.Rp OF pIRxcroRs-
aso e COOK soasf ass PAs MIkM pfsNIzEI ra
:. Il. GRI6Gs, D. BOWERS.
]: {. s $iiss: ! ; s:SSSisss
JOSEPH c. LOPEZ, Professor Of Book Keeping and
". u. PRATT, Professor of Penman.hip and Book
Keeping,
D. L. sHoREY, ESQ.,, Lecturer Commercial Law,
-rxRNs-
For Full Commercial Course, time unlimited tnci,,.
ding Commercial Calculation, all Lecturers and
Practical Penmanship, %3j on
Same Course for Ladies apartments separate)25 90
PRACTICAL Penmanship, time unlimited ......10 co
Same Course for Ladies, departments separately 5 DC
Ornamental Penmanship--Card Writing and
Drawing-as agreed upon
Photography, time unlimited, 90
do 20 Lessons, one hour EACH, 49,. j 90
DEsrGSIt Is the Design Of this Institution to i'm
part TO Pupils thorough knowledge Of the Theory of
the Science Of Accounts" we'll as the principles
OF Commercial Law rs laid down By the best authors
and to give comulte course Of practice I'm actual
bookkeeping In every variety OF business including
all necessary calculations and correspondence that
in short the pupil will find the business Of Count
ing Room In any establishment to which he may be
called to he but continuation Of that to which he Is
already accustomed.
The practicability Of this Is proved by the humid
reds OF instances in which Graduates Of this other
similar Institutions, have gone directly into the
Countinghouse Of the Merchant the Manufacturer or
Banker, and taken charge Of the Books with entire
success, nd with other knowledge of the business
than tht acquired at the Comm ercial College
EXPENSE Stationery, Sc, about Is 90 Tuition,
full course 435.
No extra charge for Diploma, &c. The expense,
therefore, need not exceed from $50, TO $40.
June II, '5S-nl6-y ~ an
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nUILDtN0 IATERlAL
a Nd The lots 70 buiid % fss saie II he City e
<0eeanvs. passsv ~ ~, ssal, eas1r 80 70 t6e
% ~ peeoisss. yO6N 01ANT
FEB. AN2.u II E--.s
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OTTUDfWA nj RECTORY.
CITY OFFICIAL
TO WNSHYP OFFICIAL.

TOWNSHIP OFFICIAL.
TRrsrrEs-R. II. Warden, NC. Han, c. Hsck snloope
CLERK-C. y. Blake.
Jusricss--A. Lotspetch, Thomas Stanley, Jno. Ford
CossrABLss-Geo. W. w. Lewis, L. g. Eastman,
Leonard.
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Dls. y. W. GARNER,
DENTIST. OF BURLINcfON IOWA

rs prepared to perform all Dental <u-u-u-> -
IL operations. No charge for any op.
Grafton that can be excelied for perms- U YYyv
nency, durability, or for exact Imitation I1ly
ofthe natural Particular attention paid to the
trregularity Of chldrens teeth.
ROOMS-At the late residence Of n. b. Abrahams
Ladies waited upon at their resid encee requested
(n4S-u ~
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FOR RENT,

G1NE Of the largest and most comfortable dwelling
" houses In the city. Apply 20
April sSth, 1858. Il. H. WARDEN.
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BBANKsyg
Of all kin Is for ,3rcat this once.
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CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-30
GentraI America.

The quasi recognition by the British Foreign
office Of Mons. Belly's scheme of European ALI
aoce to upset the Mormon doctrine In Central Anne
RIGA, and the recent movements OF Walker with
reference to Nicaragua, are beginning to attract
nub,ic interest. The New York correspondent OF
the Washin gton States says that Belys canal con.
tract Turns out to be deep laid move to GUST
American citizens and trade from the carrier bu.
,,ness of the Isthmus, and that England is the
secret partner Of France in the project. lie adds
that walker has Sc t his stakes firmly and we'll,
and he will resume his enterprise in Nicaragua, or
there will be such a demand for the reform of the
neutrality laws, as will crush them into dead
letter, should Congress fail to act! The same wri.
tor asserts that Sir Gore 0usey, who sailed on the
2lst inst, for Nicaragua, in the Fl. b. NJ. steamer
yalorous, intends to strike down Walker and his
emigrants the moment they touch the soil of NJ.
caragua. A few weeks may develope important
results In Central America.
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~- sswInG MAohlxEs.-Il

a. XVI SEWING MAChlNke. In the WDHIe
liss of Machines, none have come rapidly IN favor
and use, rs Sc wing Machines Their economy and
utility are paipable and he merits Of the inven-
ton have been well Ter ted that the My question
left for the most prudent man 70 ask himself, re-
"WHO-E MACHINE SHALL BUYg,
and a. work half done must bs twice done. 1t is
manifest that the Performance not on the price OF
the instrumen haugs sensible decision. Inc pre-
HUNT, WEB sTER 4 cos SEWING MACHINES
claim for them he foil wing iupnrtan, points and
affirm that money 10 unwisely invessed ia any spd
all sewing Machines which fall short OF this stand
ard:
They will stitch. hem. fell, bind and gather.
They N, AXE strons lock sntch, that cannot De
unraualled or pulled out
They stitch dtite on both sides Of the work, without
forming ridges underneath
They are perfectly simple. and the management OF
them easily acquired -
ANY spSol of cotton. thread or silk sold at the
stores may be used without re winding
They are almost noiseless in their operation, ana
will wear longer than any other Sewing Machine
sxtant.
Let Manufacturers Planters Farmers. House
keepers, or any other persons in search OF an H.
strument to execute any kind OF sewing now Gone
by machinery, make sure they secure the BEST by
examining ours before pur chasing.
Samples of work sent by malt.
k3-A All kinds of stitching done to order 81 the
shortest notice, BY skiltul OPERATOR
HORTON KEACH. Agent.
NJ att Richmond, Va
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TEIEGRApIlIC NEWS. I
RETURN on AN ExTLrD PRESIDENT 10 HIS
HOME

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2s-Gsn Pace, accompanied
by Gen HerrAra, aud other members OF the Vsne-
znslan aud Grenadian delegation, visited the
President aud Con Cass to-day. Gen sAid nc
came to bid farewell to this nation, through its
President He considered the United States us
second home, and expressed the hope tnat tne
symputhies bestowed On him 10 bis exile might Dc
extended to Venezuela. The high respect anu
gratitude he felt towards the United states Womb
daily increase at his own Preside, and when the
justice or good name Of this country required u,
his friendship would be abuudautly manifested as
a tribute he owed this people, whose INDUSTRIOUS
chief now received his adieu
PHrsrpgsr BUCHANAN said in reply that he was
happy to see man who had won great name
In the Columbian war Of independence, anu VINO
had made 20 many sacrifices for his country. Inc
President was gratfed that Is the defender OF the
Consti, utiou, Gen. Paez had received the nations
sympathy, and with al; his heart, wished him
tiium plant success on his return to venezuela
He hoped her liberties would be consolidated un
der SO great leader, and doubted not that ii dill.
fcuities arose between the United states anu
Venezuela they would be amicabiy adjusted.
Geu. Paez dnes with the President 10 Jay, anu
with Gen. Cass before he leaves.
He will be sent home in u government Vessei.
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~ CHANPAIaNK.-We invite attentian to the ad
vertisement of j. MAURY GARLAND. in another col
umn. The wine IL the finest we have seen for many
days. aud will be eagerly sought after by all who
indulge In pure Champagne a. beverage.
~ The new and beautiful style Of Pearl Ambro
type. introduced BY the Artists. REEs Co. 1879 Main
street, (stesm gallery) is taken we'll il cloudy
- In clear wes Their A few seconds only Is required
70 prodoce clear and brill ant Picture such Is can
not be initiated by the every day cperatros.
RREs COS prices vary from rs cts to$23.
NB.-REEs Co.'S Chemicals are always In fine
vorkiU0 order
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TIE Pasa rtre Department.

The organisation Of this new arm Of the police
Of this city rome OF the most important events 70
sts nuuielpal history. II Involves tue pescs'
security, order, nay, prosperity OF the CITY, 10
large degree. what promotes the three hrss mos'
promote the last "a.
A "a much depends upon the organization, -"
~ -. h,ss.s. Importance that Il should be the
-, sh.t Il posAibie The head OF the depart
-. .houia be a man Of intelligence, high re-
.,.,.n,,,,v GOOD constitution, decided character,
.'.,a.,, ,nasmsut nrnness, and withal discipli-
r.r,.n Ills subalserns should also have these
Qualities. and the rank and is should be strong,
rssoiuts men, we'll known ard reliable, who have
somsthius at stake 10 the community. With such
. oom nder and sach body Of men, we'll discip-
lined. 70 may feel secure; for ve shall have the
Greatest degree Of promptness and efficiency 10
Roasting the enemy 90 much dreaded in cities, and
which spreads such destruction and havoc around
him when be IL not properly met.
When this organization 10 Effected, We trust that
In the iocipiepcy there will be an utter abandon.
-snt Of all those concomitauts OF pomp and pa
r.as that have characterized volunteer organiza-
lions everywhere. The appliances of mere orna-
meut. whether Of uniforms, or Of extravagantly de.
oorstsd engines. etc, should be altogether discard.
A and ali this to-do about nterchanging OF visits
.,sh sreusu OF other cities should not be dreamed
OF. The business Of the fro police is too serious
the moment when their services may be eminently
demanded toe uncertain, to admit of pomp and
DISPLAY and frolicking. This should be altogether
reformed. Tho welfare Of the community de-
mands II. We cannot we'll see how the new orr
..nixstlcr can take any other course than dis>
..rd thess customs. They will have no right,
,ndsed. 70 adopt them; and If they under
t.ks To do so-which We can hardly think
,,,oh.hle-the city authorities to whom they
ara ,nmediateIy responsible will no doubt veto
IN. movement. 1t would be very we'll to paint out
al A ..h names and oil notices With which engines
~. beeu bedecked. Numbers would be far
better.
what We want, 10 short, is plainly dressed,
us, disciplined, small, compact body of Fire Po
lice. with quasi military character, under COM
,assnt and energetic commander; body, too, that
shsl be essentially for service, and shall! have no
knov,edse of, nor taste for, holiday and sunshine
performances. They must look to their achieve
meuts on duty for eclat. To those who are fond
of parading and the pomp "and circumstance
Of public display, there are military companies
IN abundance who are very much In need
Of recruits, and there are q plenty of other
organizations In which this propensity can be
immensely grstfed. Bot, for the sake OF order
and for the sake Of the safety OF property ana
security of the Citizen In Gods name let US have
in this fire organic alton solid, sincere, energetic
and efficient body of men who enlist for service,
and whose performances aud ambition shall only
indicate this grand purpose of their enlistment.
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Mr.. hfveS.

The speech of Hon. VINO. RIvEs yesterday, at
thu Agricultural Fair, was upon the Improvements
IN agriculture 1t was one of his finest efforts, an
.ppropriate and graceful finale of great festival,
IN which the exhibition Of animal excellence and
Of the fruits of the earth had been all that could
he desired, but the glory of which was the
DISPLAY of intellectual power, the ripe fruits and
fair flowers of statesmanlike wisdom and elo-
Quepce.
At the close Of Mr.. RIyKs speech, LORD NAPIER,
Who was present, was loudly called for, but, Mr
LYONS, on his behalf, begged that he might be
excused from responding then to the desires OF the
assembly, and stated that he would probably speak
At the banquet at night.
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DIED.

At his residence 10 this city. on Friday, tbs goth
inst, ct 10 O'Clock, NJ. JNO. ID. PATTON, Sr.. ia
tho sd year OF his age.
His funsral VIII take place from st. Paul's church
on Sunday, the 3lst inst, at 3 O'clock NJ, The
friends a the family are invited to attend without
further notice.
On Thursday night. 2S.h inst. DAVID WALSH.
n the l2d yssr OF his age. native OF Londonderry.
Ireland, Int for many years resident Of this city
His fieDds are respectfully invited TO attend his
funeral. this morning, (Ssturday,) at 10 O'Clock
At O'Clock p, NJ. on the 18th inst, WILLIAM
4. WHITE, eldest son OF WIN. =. and Margaret
White. aged years and months.
The friends and acQuaintAnces Of his father anf
slso of b. grsndsAaheis, white and WIN (irea-
nor ~ invited 70 sttend hts funeral ut u O'c,ocf
Sunday norniug. from X Whites residence, cor
noF 1okh and Grace streets
-, Rstsrsburg psp~Fs phrase copy.
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Too Much CoSr1DEsc.-A can't,

Too Much CONFIDENCE "A gentle
man from North Carolina, was escorted by a
stranger at the Fair Grounds, on Thursday,
and after srme conversation. polite invitation to
drink was given. which the North Carolinian &C.
cepted. The stranger then insisted upon "trest,
ing" to a lunch, and the two set down at the ia.
Bile, where they remained some time, and then
separated. Soon after, the gentleman had occa-
sion to make use of some money, and on feeling
in bis pockets, was dismayed to dscor er that his
pocket book, with about sleo in money and $500
in bonds, was non est
Moral: Don't place too much confidence In
strangers, particularly when they ask you 10
drink.
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s To ADVERTISERS AND BUsINsl

MrN-Tbe Virginia Sentinel offers very superior
advantages for Advertising. 1t is a firmly estab-
Iished Journal. Of wide circulation. with sn6scr-
barring very large and ever growing list OF subscr
bers among the farmers and substantial business
me n of the wealthy aud prosperous Piedmont, Val
lev. and Tide Water regions of Virginia-msn
who have wants and the means to supply them.
men who buy goods, and men who buy and sell
Tri. weekly aud cssionaly in the Weekly editions
of the Sentinel, thus reaching all our readers We
respectfully invite orders
Terms moderate The cash or city references re
ouired. Fer further particular, address
SMITH FINKS,
oc ao-,m Alexandria, Va.
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MARINE INTHLLiuEECH.
Port Of R,chmond, Oct. 29-High Water IL o'cl

IOFt y 1ttc7lfaOTu, Oct. 9-IItgH V0eH II tsH'
-~~~~~~y~--~o-N-~~---~~u~-
ARRIVED,
Steamer Roanoke, Skinner, New York, mdse and
passengers, Ludlam Il Watson.
Steamer Belvidere, Keen, Baltimore, mdse, Lud-
lam Watson. >
Steamer Virginia, Kelly, Philadelphia, mdse, Il
Il TuttIe
Schr Jonas Sparks, Roger5, New YORK, nay 10
Cler dining, and to order.
schr west Wind, Burnett. New York, hay, to or
der.
fodder, VIM Panneil Go.
NORFOLK, Oct 2a-Brig Sarah Starr. Blake. from
Cardenas bound for Portland, with molasses put
in here with cargo shifted and vessel damaged
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Tho Last Horror.

Tho New York papers abound with thrilling
accounts of tho last stupendous crime in that city,
and with learned disquisitions upon the phiioso-
ply of the crime. The most rational as well as
charitable theory, is that the murderer was de-
ranged. 1t 10 incredible to conceive If any but
mailman committing such deed.
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INDIAN BATTLE-THE sAvAGEs SUING FOR
pEAGE

HARTFORD, CT, Oct. ga letter has been re-
ceiyed from 1t Tyler, U. s A., ia Oregon, to his
father, dated September 18th. He states that the
spokan aud Psluss indians were defeated in two
days lighting. A Spokan chief and 900 horses
we're captured. All the plumber taken from Col.
Steptoe at his defeat was recovered and the pistol
of Col s. was found on the dead body VI an Indian
Not one of the troops were lost.
The Indians are begging for peace, and comply
ing with all demands. The war ia considered end
EIDE
The letter was expressed to Fort Taylor by In
dian runners, aud is probably the only news from
the seat of war by the steamer st. Louis.
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ANOTHER FICRPoCKLT ARRESTED AT
the Danvile Depot, yesterday morning; Mr.. Henry
Bsdgett, stranger, felt pull at one of his pock.
cts, aud Instantly discovered that he had been
robbed. lie raised an alarm and saw young man
running eff. He gave chase, and in moment a.
omnibus driver saw the fugitive throw the pocket
book under his vehicle, at the same time point
ing in another direction and exclaiming There
he goes" probably for the purpose of diverting
suspicion from him. But it was of no use The
game didn't succeed. Wa.chman Boze captured
the fellow, and conducted him to the station house
He had gold watch, which is now in the posses
sion of the officers. tn name be gave was VIII
liam Slaven. lie was subsequently, examined be.
fore the Mayor, and remanded. Mr.. Badgett's
pocket book contained some sic.
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s~E. BAKER. Eso.-SIR: HAY

h~E. BAKER. Eso.-SIR: Having
been materially benefited, 1 may say cured OF
violent attack of Dyspepsia by the use OF your
"premium Bitters," bear willing record to their
efficacy in the disease itself, and the attendant
symptoms. After the use of a few bottles had a
return of appetite, and q continuance OF their use
restored healthy tone Of stomach.
commend thu with the utmost confidence TO
the afflicted and add my share Of thanks to you as
a benefac tor to humanity.
With my best wishes am,
RICHMOND SEPT Is, 1855. HARRISON, JR.
For sale by Messrs. PURCELL, LAID CO., and
Richmond and elsewhere in Virginia. &C 20
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EIOUR MILL BURNT.

MADISON. Indiana, Oct 2S.-Messrs Shrewsbury
Prices Touring mill, one of the largest In the
country, was destroyed by fire this morning, in'
Guiding 1000 bus. of wheat. Loss $50 900, and in
suSnnca only 100000
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FROM CENTRAL AMERICA

New YORK, Aug. ga Washington dispatch
to the Times says the Government has received
dispatches from Gen. Lamar announcing that Cos
ia RIGA promptly retracts the offensive language
towards the United States, and says if NJ. Belly
had been as we'll known as he is now the language
would never have been used.
The Lake boats for opening the Transit Route,
have proceeded up the river without ruption.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th instant, by thu Rev Robert Gray n
Woodstock, Va, Mr. GEO REID, of Norfo K. TO Miss
HARRlkTrE GRAY. daughter of the late James
Gray, Of this city.
% the 9th instant. by the Rev Mr. Ccurtney. Mr.
o n DENNIS. to Miss MARY J GRESHAM. both
- Baltimore American please copy.
On Thursday evening. the 2sth inst by Rev VIM
i. Hatcher. Mr.. WIN. ii MUM to Miss MARY
IITZaERALD, all of Manchester, Va.
@, Baltimore and Pittsburg papers requested to
cory.
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RAIIROAD ACCIDENT.

CORNING, Oct. 2s.-T express train on the Buff
falo and Corning Railroad was thrown off the
track near Ormesus, and two men and an infant
killed and sixteen persons wounded-one fatally.
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DIEFICUI.TY SETTLED

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Oct 29.-Ths New Albany Qnd
expedition to Brandenburg, KY, returned yester
dag pacifisd by the assurances OF the Branden
burger that Horace Bell should be released on
bail.
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gPuCIAl. NoxfcEs


fGs~ "IIssnIsa's" Frnn-PHoor SASss,
w,v pnwpsnr psocY LocKsn-Thess BArss are con-
sierv IN. rest made in the World. and received tns
Metals " The Worlds Pair In London. ana u tne
Cr,sts1 Palace In New YORK.
II reward Of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS - eHefoe 20
apy person who shall prove that one OF them mss
ever filled In a. accid ptsl fire. TO preserve IT. con-
tents" KNOWLES WALtunD,
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IxvIrArIoN.-Hon. VIM. L. fancey, of Alabama,
has been invited by the two Literary Societies Of
Randolph Macon College, Va, to deliver the an
nual address at their next commencement, but has
been compelled to decline the invitation from i'll
hath
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Northern Markefs.-LBY TEIrahApH.l

BALTIMORE, Oct 29--Fiour dull and unchanged.
Wheat steady-red unchanged; white 81 25@i42 -
Corn quet-white 1906 for DID, 65tG6T for new.
New YORK Oct. 20 Cotton qniet-sales OF 1000
bales Flour heavy-State 81 1904 IS; Ohio S5IG
IS: Southern unchanged. Wheat firm and un
changed. Corn firm mixed 66@7i-the latter Il
CURE for choice. Spirits Turpentine advanced lc -
Resin steady, with sales of 5000 barrels. Rice I'M
changed
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SUDDEN DEArH.-Col. VIM. B. Yancey, who has
been iii for some time at his residence in Rocking.
ham county, Va, was found dead on Wednesday
night last He was about SO years of age, and had,
for many years, represented his county in the
iegislature
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THEATRE The drama Of "Dombey
and Son." will be produced tonight All who
wish to be amused with the peculiaritiss OF Capt.
Cutie, or smitten With the charms of Florence,
should attend on this occasion. The perfosman
ees will conclude With the sMysterious Panela
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EXTRAORDINARY PRICES FOR NEGRoEs.-At an exc
eutor's sale in Mecklenburg county, Va, oa the
10th inst, six slaves were sold at an average of
1l,Q77 zach.
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Tho barn of Mrs. Martha H. Davis, Mecklenburg
Co., Va, was burnt on the 18th inst, with quar-
tity Of wheat and tobacco. Loss $1,000.
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H0T CHAMPAGNE The subacr1ber has
Just received direct frnm Havre, very superior
ii lie Of CaAhPAGNE WISE, which he Is prepared
to sell to the trade on the most accommodating
terms sAURY GARLAND
Over Peyton Archsr's, Cary street
Richmond, October % 1855. oc 3e-iw
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~ LrArHsR And RUBBER

LACr. LEATHER STEAM-pACKINGi
GARDEN AND MIGRANT HOSE!
All Of the best quality. are sold at No n Pearl
&C Sow knowles 4 wALPORD.
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The engine house of the Union fire company in
Norfolk, Va, was destroyed by fire on Thursday
night.
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%- so CENT AMBRoTYPEs. rea-
son POWERS has tai en- so many AMBRoTYPRs durin :.
this week, is because he makes the same size Pic
ture but of better quality for 80 cents than others
charge ST. for.
POWERS makes the Pearl Ambrotype for 90 cents
ISL Main street. &C Jul"