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eos- EASE, GRAoE, BEAUTY AND Coz

eNS- EASE, GRACE, BEAUTY AND COR
RICHNESS are combined in the PHOTOGRAPHS ana
AMBRoTYPEs Executed at the large Photograph and
Fi1e Art Galleries of MINNIS, 1877 Main sti eet op
posite the Postofce, and Sycamore street, Peterp.
burg, Va.
oriectne in portraiture.
nose who wish to obtain something really fine il
the way OF a Likeness either in Ambtotype or Pho
teyraph, plain, in India ink water coors, oil co!ors
or Pastilfe Of any size up the size of life,
tpactuly solci ed 10 Writ his Galleries and exam
Inc his various Styles OF PortrEtures
Galleries away open and free to vistofs, whether
the desire work executed or not, seq
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MRRIrED CoMPLNKsr-We learn that the Dip
Iona Of honorary membership in the Berlin Geo
graphical Society has been for warded through the
Department Of State to Professor A. d. Bsche, the
disteuished superintendent of the coast survey of
the United States Uaton.
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e@A CARD.-C. G. MsRA, late Pro
ies,o of music and modern languages al the South
'aroina female .liega.e Institute, Columbia,
C. respectfully offers his professional services to the
citizens of Richmopd and vicinity. Rooms al pres
eut at Mrs. Harwood's. on Bank st. au2l-fm*
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LONG TRAIN.--A train of ninety-seven cars,
reached Cumberland, the Baltimore aud Ohio
Railroad, in the early part of last week. The
train was composed mainly Of coal hoppers. 1t is
said to be the longest train that ever passed over
the road.
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spECrAL uorrcEs.
nBr RooKs FOR the aniry of AnrIn

VFytUk OF TIE u. D. AND VIRGINIA CENTRAL
AakIcUlruRaL SoIErIEs, kIcuNoyp "a
september 10Th. 1858
Books for the entry Of ARTICLES,
insendeafor exhibition at the Fair in Richmond in
petot er neyt are now open.
mmunicafiess addressed TO the undersune
desc riding as minuteiy p ,tbe the character OF
the article - be entered, will be attended These
entries must be made - Tor to the 2oh OF October
TO prevent confusion and disapr ointment
CHAhLEs DlMMOCK,
sc ie-t2W See'y Va Cent Az. rociety.
~ Enquirer. Whig. south and Examiner. copy
fxx.t.x xrf,oEs
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fH7M. & DAVID GIBSON,

MAIN NEAR the coRNSR OF 8rH sTRREr, RICHMOND, VA,
Respectfully inform the Citiysps of Richmond and
public generally, that they are prepared. wi the
useful wood working achinery, t. execute every
desc, ption Of work In their line # business in
manner rot to be passed, such Building Hous-
same; pm. ting 10 tore Fronts of auy kind, Shey-
ngs put MP, Counters made, &C., in and taste
mi manner. Stairs built and Hand Rails worked
according 10 6eomet icsi Principles; Cornicea made
ta suit any style OF Buildings; all kinds Of Mould
ings on hand Sash, Blinds and Doors mads to or
Ter AID cent to any part Of tho country every kna
of Wood Turning, such as stair B.lnsters, Newell
posts, &c Architectural Wood Carving for storr
Fronts and Capitals for Porch Columns. All orders
( exeeuted in a neat manner.
W a D. GIBSON hope by strict attention to
business together with their practical knowledge
of tho sams, to merit ta continuance OF public La
tronace.
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RICHnuNb, SEPT. I2, 1883

E~lT Is WITH WILLING PLEAsaRs
THAT ADD MY TESTIMONY to the virtue of BA.
KER'S PKEMIUM BItTERS in making a per
,nanent cEre of an estab.is case Of DfSPEP
SlA, from which l have suffered so much for
the last tweIvs mouths. Also my wife is using
il with great success alter suffering for many years
from debiii alton and disordered st mach. As
as commenced the use OF them, WAS soon
convinced OF thelr vana bic qualities. COL Ii Jently
recornms nd them to the afflicted. j. ADAMS
For safe BY Mes-rs. Purcell. Ladd Co. and all
the principal Druggists in the city OF Richmond and
elsewhere in Virginia. g., IL
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- LIcoRIoE BoILgRs, 80 AND 12O
GALLONS, YoR Woop Or CoAL-Tbese Boilers have q
very simple arrangement for regulating the heat,
and for retaining IL at given temperature tor =
long time. Just 70 hand, per schooner Haxails and
for sale at the tioyernor Street Stove Store, BY
GEORGE STARRETT.
\. 1.-Hma'ler Sizes to arrive. Also the farlners'
BoiIets, all sizes. on hand. Jy9
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r0yTo gpB PUBLIC. After the l6rH
DAY ,Jf SEPTEMBER NEXT. the undersigned.
uien eallea upon TO dispense redieines between
the hours of closing aud opening their estabilsh-
meats. will charge the sum Of Fifty CENTS IN
addition 20 the usual price
THIS step IL rtnde red necessary In consequence OF
the freq asat and esten useless Interruptions Of
rect
MAMA BaKrR JBLAIR
wARtNG& q pEARCE. GRURBs j. APpERS0N
lUyALM N0ST0S, ADfEkGkAY,
" PETsRS0N, fssUEk WINSTON,
DOVE &CO, ClIASs DAWSON,
JOHN W 8ARLICk, WAGNER,
GE0 p)NDEN. sc 2-im
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LIBERAL The family of VIM. p Molett, ESQ :,
OF Dallas county, Ala, consisting Of the father,
mother, son. daughter-in-law and seven grand
Mount Vernon fund
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JNrEMpEBANcs.-There is now living

INrEMPEFANCS.-Ther Is now lying
in the first station house of this city, white man
apparently forty years Of age. who has scarcely
given any signs Of life for the past thirty-six
rected to lot In rear OF Hughes row on 17th at
where he found this man In helpless condition,
snd had him taken to the cage. Since then DR.
jackson has been using every exsrtion to revive
him, but up to . late hour lase evening, bis
condition was critical There seems to be NO doubt
that the unfortunate creature was deeply intoxi-
Gated hast Saturday night, and that bis present
illness Is the result Of that debaucb. He Ia said
to be a"fnisher" iu one OF the machine shops OF
the city, but the police have not yet been able to
ascertain bis name or place Of residence. If he
has any friends In the city, they should call and
attend to him.
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An OLD MINIsrER.-The oldest minister of the
Society of Friends, is Miss Mary Wright, formerly
OF America, now Of England. She Is now one
hundred and three years old, aud at the last quar-
terly meeting at Leeds, England, she stood up aud
began to preach, but fading a standing position
painful, she sat down aud continued preaching
about twenty minutes: her voice was clear and
distinct, and her Sermon in some parts of it. sad
to be truly Impressive.
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ARREsr.-Four young spaniards, from the Island
Of Cuba. named Vicenti Ramalie, Jean Grader.
Louis Fernandez and Emanuel Ramale. we're ar.
rested on Monday last &C Mobile on information
sent by telegraph from New Orleans, where they
are charged with stealing 600 ounces Of Spanish
god, and aiso with the murder of a young Cuban
named Francisco Blanche.
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RoBBiNG CHuRcH-It 10 stated that few
weeks siEce q we'll know citizen of Toronto, alb
seconded with several Thousand pounds belonging
10 the ecclesiastical dignitaries Of st. Michael's
Roman Catholic Cathedral and some of the religious
societies connected with that church.
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PAsToaAL-The Rev. John II. Phillips, pastor OF
the Lee street Baptist church. of Baltimore has ten
dered bis resignation Of the charge Of that church,
TO take effect on the lst of November He has beer
prevailed on by the officers of the Chesapeake Fe.
male College to accept an appointment as travelling
agent for that Institution which is located at Hamp
ton, Va.
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Down ON Uoors.--At the last Methodist Quarter
ly Conferences OF Rumly Station, Ohio, the follow.
ing resolution was adopted: Resolved, That we.
ing OF hoops by members OF our church,
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PnrrrY PIcrURrs, even when painted

AAsAtA AOAonSos S'On "Hcu Paluteu
as fancy sketches, are always attractive to the cd
mirers of the fine art. How much more attractive
then must be the panorama Of Japan now exhibiting
at Metropolitan Hall, not only TO connoiseurs in
painting, but to ell who have read description Of
Com. Perrys expedition to that country, and have
borne In mind the habits OF the people. their geo
graphical position, their mode Of living, and their
personal appearance. A friend, Who has visited
Japan says that most Of the scenes are remarka-
bly, well executed, and declares they could not be
bettered. To omorrow afternoo0 an entertsinmens,
10 to be given for the accommodation Of Sunday
School Scholars, and we therefore advise our LADY
readers to avail themselves Of that occasion to see
Japan as IL is
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Grace street, between 7th and 6th
Change Qf Hour for The P5or.-After the 18th inst.
{sugINl Or. AScaLI will he 10 attendance upon ths
poor between aad o'cloek, p. VI instead Of be
tween 4 and 5, heretofore, and poSitiyely at nf
sLhsr hour. in the day or evening. NH l2-ly*
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YELLOW FEVER IN CHARLEsToN.-We copy the fol-
loving from the Charleston Southern Christian Ad
pocdte of the 10th:
"in 1854, PAT deaths of the fever were reported
reported down to llth September. This would in
dictate that the mortality has thus far exceeded
that of 1854, which considered one of the most
fatal years. The weather has been unfavorable
and our streets are 10 q bad condition. Until the
weather becomes settled We can hardly expect an
abatement of the mortality"
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The HARVEST IN IKELAND.-Tba ank Heaven we
have been blessed with glorious weather, the
croakers and growlers are silent. The potat toes
are good, abundant, and sound, notwithstandi ug
what alarmists may say to the contrary. The
wheat crop is housing in fine condition. Employ
nent is likely to be general for some time, from
the immense breadth Of potatoes o, the farmers
entertaining no fear of the rot, suspended digging
them during harvest operations but which will
have to be resumed with energy after the present
busy season.-CIlrs Journal
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xaY~ NERVOUS SUiRsKISGs.-
BROKEN DOWN AND DEBiLITATED PROBES.
SIONAL MEN.

WHY MOI htfE tOuh hEhLin hkSIohEpi
INvlGORAToRi
To Delicate Females and Children.
HAdPT0N'S TiNCTURE
Is truiy a hssSnyi We appeal TO cur citizens.
Rev James w. Hunnicutt. the talented and
independent editor OF that highly popular and ex-
tensiyely read paper. the Christina Banner, Pub
18TH CT May. lsss, thus speaks Of uAMPTuN'S
vE1ETABLe TiNCFURE.
I'VE had taken strong medicines, observed great
Particularly in our tiet, and ell to no purpose.
We had dispaIrei Of ever recovering our health,
when female irend Of ours importuned US to get
assuring us that would find great relief from It's
use. We brief replied. ..ce iooadd not Girc dol
idr fT all the Tiacture Hampton erer made, so TAR
our own Individual hearth was concerned."-
We had no faith in it, Lor any other medi-
cine in Uffecting a cnre on us In the kindness OF
she sent and got bottle and urged us to accept
of it. and for her sake. as ceud not possibly injure
u.s. TO it according to direction. FOR the high
gard we had for her ana her ect Of Kindness, We
promised to do so. And without the least gser-
alton truly say tn it before we had used the
contents OF one bottle We felt like new man"
Az an lnvisorator and Restorative where gentle
smuant is wanted We believe itsuperior to all the
.5ordia.s before the public as a cure for DYSpEP-
sIA, CJUdH. SCR0tULA and kHEUMAtISM.
with all diseases OF the Stomach and Bowels; il has
been truly successful 20 the Single and lharrief-
We offer the most valuable remedy, which thou
sands will testify.
aS- Gail and get Pamphlets and zee cures.
suld by pUhCELL, LADD Co, Richmoad; by
Dr. COOK Il, Frederick burg; by all the druggists in
Petersburg by MOhTiMER 4 M0WBRAY, ralti-
more. and by Druggists and shepkeepsrs every
where
a1- 81 per bottle; six bottles for s..
eu-ddcwts
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aS FKEsH LEECHRs.-I have just re-
geiyed, by Adams Express, fresh lot Of Swedish
s4EECHES. whish will be applied upon mos: reason
able terms.
TO- Can be found at all hours of the day, at the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, and 81,
night on 9th street. French Garden Hill.
my 2y-ts r. O. GOEGCG
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RArIFIED.-The Kentucky Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church at their recent ses
sion, ratified by vote Of So against "a, the action
Of the General Conference in Nashville, in ex
puDging the rule against the sbuying and selling
of men, women aud chiIdrenn
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MASSACHUSETTS LAws.-Bridget DolaD, between
IL and Is years OF age. 10 nov serving out q sen.
tence Of three months' imprisonment in the House
of Correction at East Cambridge, Mass for selling
iiquor
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sS- DUDLEY IL Co., Importers and
Wholesale Dealers In Choice WINES. Fine BRAN.
DIEH. Old WHISKEYs and CIGARS No. " Msii
trfsk- fe
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ssy- ALL THOSE WHO ARE AFFLICTED

with any Cnrouic Disease considered incurabe, will
receive Letter giving information which will in
sure a speedy and permanent cure by sending their
.mes and one stamp Ito prepay POSTAGE TO pr. r.
8. FooTg, the celebrated Chronic Physician, and
author of Medical Common Sense.'' raratoga
Springs NJ Y se I3-daw3m
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G. q. Wabber, merchant, Of Troy. n. r. has been
hLsd S76 and iinprisoned SIX mouths, for attempt.
iBg 70 abduct q shits gfrI fof vile purposes.
The Pharmaceutical convsntjc lssely ID wash
ingtou. adjourned on Friday nveuiae. 20 Meet 70
Bosian ou tho second Tuesday of s<peeahArs 1854.
Misa Hessenisn, Injured b. ~ saseldeat - ths
Ciacians'i sud Dayton Rsiiroed. hss snee DID. =
Eisht Democratic ns1stApese havs beea ete1tsd
= Indiana visnip The paSt M weeks,
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DARING AS one Of our citizens was
passing along Venable street on bis way to the
Mechanicsvile turnpike. last Saturday night he
was hailed By q party Of unknown persons, one or
two of whom abused him iu the most shameful
manner, dared him to leave his buggy, which he
did, and then surrounding him. threatened him
With personal violence, and would, probably have
put their threats into execution but for the tinie.
ly arrival Of DR.. Gavinzei, who called other aid
and thereby prevented blows aud bloodshed. This
outrage, on Union Hill, ia something new, aud we
are sure the people in that section will take the
necessary steps to prevent it's re occurrence
Indeed, we understand, that Justice Baker, OF
Henrieo, has taken the matter in hand and intends
70 enforce the Law against the assailing party If
he can find ont who they are.
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HoRRIBLR DEArH.-A Nan Rerolcing ON a Shaft
100 hecotatioas Minute.-A terrible accident
occurred few days since, at Callicoon, Sullivan
county, T., to Henry Erberts. citizen of that
place. He went to the grist-mill of W l.. Weed.
with some grain. and while there, his clothes
became entangied with perpendicular shaft,
which whirIed him at tie rate of one hundred
revolutions minute, and at each revolution his
body struck the woodwork. The machinery was
stopped soon rs possible, but his bones and
flesh were 30 broken and bruised that be died
shortly after.
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fesy- Ds. JoHH B WALrHALL, (Homeo


rathis: offers his professional services to the citi
znns of Richmond and its vicinity. Oftice at his re
sidence, on Leigh street. two doors from 9Th.
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AMERICAN SECURITIES IN GERMAyY.-We learL
from late foreign journals of public demonstra
tions made by the holders in Germany of Ameri
can railway bonds that are unsaeabie, because of
the repeated failures of the corporations to pay the
interest as it became due. From the German pa
pers received by the Persia perceive that an
organized movement, controlled by the most in
fl1entsl men of Frankfort on-the-Man, was on
foot, which foreshadows obstacles to the present
efforts Of the Erie railroad to adjust its financial
dificuities-the expense that may attend the pro-
posed enforcement of the letter Of the different
companies obligations, 10 be betrayed by sub
scriptions. The move originated with the Erie
ID mortgage bondholders.
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NAvAL.--A dispatch from Washington says IL 10
under stood that Commanders T. T. Hunter, A. n.
peEnock A. L. Case, j. b. Marehand and D. B.
Ridge'y are to command the steamers chartered
tor the Paraguay expedition.
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. VIM. HOLT RICHARDSON,

90 - VIM. HOLT RICHAkDH0N,a a''''.
bee ;ls MERCHANT TsfI,OR..' R.',',l p''.' !. ~ !,
NJ e ltth Xree, 0N'osiss Exchax6s ASe6 go
and Wintrr supply Of fRREsH 0OOD6 snbsastlS : =
most excellent s.sortment aud vaSinty ~ ukOyu
self with much care, and which he 10 prtpars4ee 4
make upio the most feshiopehls apd sup.rior .sys
& mers, ami m pabsic rally caF and s1Amins
for themselves asenxin4 them that sysEy ssGbFtsu
his part shAl be made to give satsfncsiop 70 Ill uho
sbail favor him with then orders ~ Ie-W
>aa c. WENDL1HG Err. :, -.
NJ lfIe IL No ll6 MAIN efRx1f. 1'"t 60 Hs'a
slLA Has just received asuDsrios stosk q 0Oaothas
e. 8. MckikUY. with Q. wsDdiibssf, wOuid u :
pleased 70 SEQ his frspo0 ard cIlsscnsSsi.'f % sf
Several Coat and Pansaloop. hSpds yxfgts4s A.. J,
ply to O.. WkNDLlN01B. -
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DEArH FROM NERVOUSNESS or FsIaHf-The
Charleston Courier states that Henry Prses OF N.
York, died at Mount Pleasant, . few days ago,
from nervousness aud fearful apprehension OF the
yellow fever.
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k6g- PRoF. A. ]. GLBHAEDT. late o1

Williamsburg Female Academy, begs leave to otf=r
his services TO the citizsb of KichaJcnd IS TEACh
Err On the PIANO, SINGING, VIOLIN, FLUTE,
GUITAR, &C.
He can be seen at the Richmond House, Governor
street.
r II Nimmo, Sr Winston Sc I5-Ims
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ng- TEErH ExraAorKD, WIrHou1

PAIN. BY MEANS or ELECTRICITY
GEORGE " JONES. Dentist. hereby informs
those wiehing their teeth extracted, that be is Low
prepared with ttis meihcl, s.,d Is daily usilg
IL with complete success HIS IyerRUMgsTs.
with their India rubber falcrum, particularly
Hdarfed 10 ft as they give the operator entire con-
troll OF the electric current This great improve
meat has been generally adopted by the profession,
inasmuch as it net only subdues the paia # extrac
tun b1t also prevents the nervous prostI alton
seq9ent upon such operations espt ciay where there
are many teeth 20 be drawn. So i'm
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YALE CoLLn6E AProIsfMEssss--The corporation
Of Yale Col:egs have appointed the Rev. Noah
Porter 70 be professor Of Didacfic Theology. IA
place Of Rev. Nathaniel W, Taylor, decsssed, and
Rev. Timothy Dwight to be assistant professor Of
eacred literature.
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ments of the bile and the blood. and if il does the
work frebiy ana imperfectly, liver and other vexa-
fious disea the certain result As toon th re
fore AS any Affections OF this kind are percsged We
mag rest assured that he digestive organs ale ont
OF order. The first AID onl! thing u be done, is
admin .ter specific which Will .st directly on the
sionaoh-thc handspring of the animal machine
ry For this purpose, We Can confidently recon
mend Ur. Ho9TRTTER's CELEER.TED STOMACH BIT
TERs. AcIins Alternative and tonic
sthens the digestion, changes she condition Of
the blood, and thereby gives regularity to the bow
els
Ror by Druggists and dealers generally, eve
rywhsre. au 2o-lm
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DOSES REMEDIEH.-All Of Ia. Ro-
n sss preparations. Por sale By.
se Is No 10 Main street.
uARRRI5' LIGHT PRESSED TO-
II RACfso A frash supply of this popular Chew.
ing Tobacco inst received. For sale By
sells bOOHh Eh.
DURE FRENCH BRANDY--Por Medi
L cinal NE. genuine HayAns sesars. for sale by
GEO D0WDkN. Druggist.
sen IT'S Broad Etreet.
nDWpEN'ss DENTAL FLUID-A sup
~ niyss fhls sxeetlsot dsat,6c.. 9 .nsiently ,n
hard sud for sale ~ JNO W 0AhLI'e.
seis MARKET Place, franklin street.
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I 0NawORTH's PURE OHIO Ca

T ONGWORTH'S PURE OHIO CA
- TAwBA BRANDY. CINCINNATI, OHIO -
This Brandy has 5een manufactured for several
years from the pure juice OF the Catawba Grape.
thus adording additional evidence Of the progress OF
American enterprise end industry, and OF our abii
bY any other bstion.
The OHIO GArAWBA BRANDY not only equals
aud 4vor. 1t is IN fact the best brandy known 1t
is sovereign and sure cure for Dyspepsia, Fiatu-
iency. Cramp, Cholic. Lanxupr, Low Spirits, Gene,
raj Disability, &c. No family should be without it,
Retail price 81 Is per bottle.
Sole agent for Richmond and vicinity, W PETER
Of 18th, where dealers and customers Will please
forward their orders
BY calling on the above agent the public can ret
small bottle zratuitously, to test the article
% ef0-dAcw3m
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PsopucR.-Prime red ,vhsa4 10 worth rs csnts
IN this market--prime white 65-coru IS cenGs--
Bacon 10 cents BY refail.-a aepelund f1xss.) B6s-
Slr.
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cf Tas VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE, FOR THE PRO
MOTION Oh THE MECHANIC AETs.-The new and spa
ciuIs hail of the Institute. 9th street between
Main aad Rranklin, Rich Dond, Va, VIII be opened
for the reception of goods on MONpAY, the nh
day of October, and the EXHIBITION will lie fof
p.alv opened on WEDNESDAY evening, October
the 2Rh.
Mechanics. artists, inventors and others in the
State Of Firgins, as we'll the country at large,
are invited avail themselves of the opportunit,
Thus afforded to dispa ihei taste and skill in the
coileci lon about TO be maze.
1he splendid hall aad building of the Institut.
will aifurd accommodation suffici. mt to make most
attractive display OF Machinery, for which abun-
dant mot power will be furnished. as well as OF
articles Of taste and interest of whatever Class
description. which may be exhibited by those en-
gagged in manufacturing pursuits
The Board ot Managers earnestly invite the aC
tive cJ-operait ii OF The mechanics and industrial
classes thr ushuut the country in CJntri utinx to
the important object in siew; and would also ex-
press Gh"ir acknowledgment TO the iai,es for thei
int resting costEitu ut lis u the preceding sXhibi
Ices, ami would respectfully invite them to a
newai Of contributions, In order that the display -
the Female Department OF industry may provs EN-
inently worthy OF American female talent
hny information ia refer, nee to matters of detail
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