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EdY- SPkcIAL NoTICE -HUTCHLNGs'

ES33 SPECIAL NOTICE --EUTCHLNGH'
VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BIrTERS will remove all NOR
bid socretoos purify the blood give great tone and
yigOr to che d ~. tive organs fortity the system
against all future disease can be taken with safety
aud time cebili1atpg the patient being gratefu
10 the most delicate stomach, and remarkable for
their cheering, InvigorAting, Strengthening and
restorative properties, aud iuYfluable and sure
remedy for the Dysp apsa in its worst FORMS Disor
der Of the stomach and Bowels, Biiousness. Vel
lowness Of the Skin. Want of Appetite, Debility,
Headache. Nervousness, Lowuess Of Spirits, falpi-
tston Of the Heart CostiveIess. Heart burn. Liver
Complaint Disorder OF the skin Liver ard Kid
news, Acid stomach Diarrhsa, Vertigo. Dimness of
sight, Jaundioe, Wasting of Strength, F.atuleDce,
with frequent Bclching Of Wind. Vitisted Taste,
Constipation and Uueasiuess OF the Bowels, Rnrn-
ing Sensation in the Pit OF the Stomach Oppression
after Eating. Depression OF spirits - ID at 50 cts.
per bottle FISHER & WINtTON,
Wholesale and Retail Agents
M Richrnond Va
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SG HARTsHoaaB's CURE-ALL-
TIE GREAT PAIN AN-VlRILAT0R,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK sF0M
AOH AND WEAK BOWELS.

\ II 4 L Il IL Z ~ ID n II Il -
Bo1rLEs a. % and 50 cents ana dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSuORNE'S CURE-ALL should be kept in
ali families IN case of accidents sudden sickness.
it frequently in less time than IL requires to
get q physician.
II cures pain in part Of thesystem and Is used
externally and internally.
~ As the frequent changes of the weather pro
duce IA bad Cold, RheumatiBm. Neuralgia, sore
Throat. Pain in the Bowels and Stomach, Tooth and
Eer Acne Ague or humps IN the Breast. Pain In the
snould get bottle. IL acts upon the Nerves. Mus
sies SinewE Blood and Bones, and, by its warHllng
eieeIroag guetic poT pels all pain from the sSs
ten. Get bottle and try 1t.
B.--Tf yop have q Cough. use eHARTSHORNE's
PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY tits the
best Cough rup in the world Is and 80 bottle
II you are Bilious. Use HaRTSBORNES ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liver, Stom
aeh and Bowels carrying off all Bile and Foul Sc
eretions - csnts II box.
The aboya medicines 10 be had at all Drug Stores
in Richmond, Norfois Petersburg ana all towns IN
virginia oc l5-6m
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March OF UNITED STATES TRoops.-A detachment
of $50 recruits for the mo united regiments left
Carlisle pa Barracks on the 18th instant, under
the command Of Lieuts. Gerard aud Royal des.
tined to Fort Arbuckie. DR.. J. Armstrong, ol
Carlisle, accompanied the command a. surgeon.
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is that the root cf your suffering is in the stomach
From weak stomach proceeds Dyspepsia, Ague
Languor, Nausea, AID iegien OF other torinenting
diseases. Indigestion produces thin blood, and
therefore dest oyg the strength and vigor of the
tire system. To Restore the tone of the stomach,
and enable il 20 throw off and dismiss forever ali
these troublesome ami dangerous complaints, no.
thing is necessary but parsevetlng use OF Dr. j
HuSrETTkR's CELbBRATED eTUMACH BIT
TERS. trial of their power cannot fail TO prove
that there is failure in their sanative effects -
We cheeffully recommend them to the public.
knowing, as We do, their uany excellent qualities.
For sale by gists aud dealers generally. every
where. Tim
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Purrrs Of the Msehaniosp lnstituts
Niahs acAoel. wiIi - faI q nset thslr seaehsss
= e1sainasion pssparssesy - ssnnsaeino thsdf
stAAiGs.
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Alter brief remarks from Capt. Richardson and
Col. Cabeil, JAMES LYONS, Esq, was uuanimoIsly v
reelected President.
Mr. Lyons returned thanks for the renewal,
OF confidence reposed in him, and promised TO do
all in his power to advance the interests and a.
cure the success of the Society.
The vote was then taken on the list of Vice
Presidents reported by the Committee, and thew
were unanimously adopted
The list of the Executive Committee vas aIso
unanimously adopted.
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Harrison offered the following reso.
luton, which was adopted:
Resolved, That the thanks of the Society are
due and are hereby rendered to the President. So
cretary and Executive Committee, for the zeal
ability and fidelity with which the; have con.
Quoted its affairs, and for the judicions measures
which have bcen SO amply vindicated by the bril-.
liant success OF its first Cattle Show and Fair
Mr.. j. ". Level en- offered the following reso-
luton, which was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the Executive Committee be in.
structed to procure suitable grounds for the tu-
sure use of the Society; and to take such other
action as they may deem necessary, with view
to holding future Agricultural Fairs
Col. II. c. Cabeil offered the following resolution
which was adopted
Resolved That an Agricultural school, within
or adjacent to Richmond, in connection with this
Society is measure of great importapce; and
that the Executive Committee be hereby instruct.
ed TO take such measures as to them may deem ft
and proper in establishing one.
The following resolution was also adopted:
Resolred That this Society take pleasure in sc.
knowledgipg the courtesy and kinduess of the
officers and members Of the U. 8. Agricultural
Society, during the late Fair, as well as for the
aid given US iu getting up our first exhibition.
On motion, the Society then adjoured.
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eE BURNING FLUID, BURNING FLUID,
BURNING LUID-Always on hand and for sale a,
the Drug and Prescription Store Of
JOHN W. GARLICK,
no iO-lm Market place, Franklin st.
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THE TELEGRAPH CHESS GAME

The Chess Game, played between the New York
and Philadelphia Cluba, over the telegraph wires,
has been '.drawB," at the proposition Of the for
mer. The following is list Of the moves Ia the
game:
Ne,c forI. Philadelphia.
Pawn to qu ,sn's Pawn to kings
Pawn to queens bish- Pawn to Qutsn's4
cp's4
ousen's knight to Kings knight to kins's
queens bishops bishop's3
Kings knight to k'gs Pawn t. quesn's bishops
bishops
Pawnto king's3 Queens knight to guns
bishops
Pawn to gums rocks Pawn to gums knights
Gums bishops pawn King'sknisht takes pawn
taxes pawn
Kgs bishop to gums Queens bishop TO queens
knight's 8 2
Queens knight takes Pawn takes knight
knight
10 Castles Pawn to queens rocks 3
II Bishop takes knight Bishop takes bishop
IL Knight to kings Queen 10 queens bishop Q
l3 Qa'n to kings knight Queens bishop to queens
2
Il Queen to kings bish- Queens bishop to kings 8
op3
Is Queen to king's2 Kings bishop to queens 8
l6 pawn to kings bish- Queens bishop to kings
op4 bishop4
II Pawn to GUMS knigts Queens bishop to kings
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The MORSE TEsTlnoNlAL.-We have just learned
by = private letter from Paris that Professor
Morse has received in Paris the first instalInent
100000 francs, of the testimonial Of the ten
European powers en- York Observer.
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JYALUADLE FARM IN H1NkIOO
oCgrT1 rAEs fnso ssozb fbafY5 Y5s sA2s 81 s FEE

VsTni.Y-we are autAorissd 70 ssll. DsfseAs1Y.
nat vaissbIe Harn, q the e4rm1nss q u 49,
han plank road eeesPscd n ~ Sona " Qsews1
n ccnislns is acres Of hiaAlY inDrsvsA 1an1,
sers vs, sst In clover. about ~ aoseo aEo Uog1s
snd the balance ef the land = rssdy ~ eulefv1
$hs improvements ere . nsw eAsnsd Awsl1fnG
with roons. paeeAge Aed elceoons tue neUEo qeaf-
ss.s lssss e. ~ sssslS s.ess -, - =
elooed.
Any ens vishins 70 yersAass . ssaiIy g,1.1nSe
bcrhood. woald % vsll % e3nnt1e - eeese
fnns-UaslosrsA eseas beaa.es 6 I'll
i:s1;::.s: ;: e = s'sss'a q. :. : flf1os ! ~.
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A Poor FusD.-Ths fund OF $4,000 lsft by the
late Hon. John N. Miles, Of Connecticut, to be In
vested for tho poor OF Hartford. was paid over to
the authorities OF that city, few days ago.
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BURNING OF DEPor BUiLDINes.-Ths engine hcuee
and water station at Fetterman, Va on the line OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, wers burned On
Wednesday morning. One first class freight on.
CINE, no lis, was burned with the building. The
loss to the company 10 about 3.000 The builds
ings were old aud of no great value. fl4r
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EIy- PARKE PoINDEXTER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW


RICHMOND VA,
VIII practice in the city of Richmond and in the
counties of Chesterfield. powhatan and Amelia.
Ea- Office in Lisie'S Building corner OF Main and
l4th etreets. se 23-12m
ER-A Card trust that the object
sought to be attained by the publication of this card
will furpish sufficient apology for calling public
attention TO PERSONAL matter.
1t is my cherished desire to obtain such An educa-
toa will quality ne tor commencing the study Of
Theology; and proposition recently made me by
Messrs Harper K Bro, OF New York, will enabIe me
rs | hope, to obtain the means Of accomplishing my
object
am offered 81 ,000 if can dispose of 1900 copies
of their Monthly liiagazine, at $3.50 per year. l
will engage to furnish IL punctr!ly TO new subscri-
hers OF TO those who now receive it from the book
stores CT from the publishers, ct the price above
stated, commencing with the December number,
(be beginning Of nctu c0'nme,) which will be issued
ten days previously. 1t suhcent evidence OF the
popularity Of this periodical that il has now attained
n circulation of 1870 OCG copies.
Persons favorable TO my Undertaking Will please
leave their names with mtssrs. Swords Thaw, rs
Broad street or at the library of the Young Mems
Christian Association. doddin's building.
| trust that this candid announcement OF my plan
and purpose will gain for me the cooperation espe
LEWIS W. BURWELL.
no lin Box 6l6 Richmond, Va.
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RECOVERY OF Boaus MoNRY.-Two New York
detectives, on Wednesday last, found In the once
of well known broker In that city, nearly $780,
600 worth OF bills on the bogus "Warbeck Bank"
The broker, II appears, had made small advance
on the bills to the President Of the concern. The
bills will be destroyed. s- hF
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ACCEPTABLE PREsErr.-The parishioncrs OF Rev.
Mr.. Beecher, of Salem, Mass, while pasto- and
wife were, one day last week. out to tea took pos
session Of his house, aud filled it with -four pork,
lard, cheese, apples, wood, money, and live hog
The hog, however, was probably left outside, aud
was not admitted to further active participation
approval at the now quarters he was to occupy
Mr.. Bsecher and his wife were summoned home
sgain under some pretext or other, when Joyous
scene was neutrality-suspicious. beiug Ax-
changed, hymns sung, and the pastor returning
ceiyed.
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E HUNG BY MoB.-A man named Myers was
wantonly stabbed and killed at Hannibal, ILL.,, q
few days ago, by despsrado named Adams. The
citizens Immediately assembled, seized Adams,
and strung him up to the hrst convenient tree,
where he hung until life was extinct.
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ACCIDENT At A DoueLAs CRIRBsArfoS.--At Ma
Piles, H., on the 18th instant, man named Stew
art, was Instantly killed BY the bursting OF canl
non, while airing salute Ia honor Of Dosglas'
success
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ESsy- ALL THOSE WHO ARg AFFLICTED
with any Chronic Disease considered incurabie will
receive Letter. giving information which will in
sure sp-cdg and perm snent cure, by sending their
nsmes and one stamp Ito prepay postase) 10 DR.. t.
B. FooTE, the celebrated Chfooic Phy ysician and
aHthcr of Medical Common Sense" Saratoga
Springs. Ny. SO l3-d& w3m
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sfST L. BAKER, Eso.-tIR: Having

been materially benefited l may say cured of a
<iolent attack of Dyspepsia by the use of your
premium Bitters," bear willing record 10 their
efficacy in the disease ITSELF aud the attendant
symptoms. After the o; q few bottles | had
return 81 appetite, and continuance of their use
restored g healthy tone Of stomach.
| commend them with the utmost confidence to
the afflicted and add my share OF thanks TO you as
a benefactor to humanity.
With my best wishes am,
RICHMOND, SEPT. is, lS5S. HARRISON, JR.
For sale by Messrs. PURCELL. LADD 4 CO.. and
by all other prominent Druggists in the city of
Richmond, and elsewhere in Virginia. &C 70
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ANAxdAARk.
GWAN & cos LOTTERsES
~ TRIUMPHANT
CAPITAL PRIZE $50, ,000I

TlOh EIb ONL1 $lu.
The following sohems will be drawn bI B. BWAH
400, Managers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery, In
each Of their Single Number Lotteries for Deoem.
Der, 1883, at AUGUSTA, Ca, in public, under the
superfntendence of OommisEoners.
GLASS a draws on SATURDAY. December 4. 1873.
CLASS As draws on SATURDAY, December II. leIe.
GLASS 40 draws on SATURDAY, December n, 1853.
GLASS ~ draws on SATURDAY, December 25 1865.
ON THE PLAN OFSINGLE NUABER& r
5000 TICK ETSi
FIVE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRE AND
TEN PRIZESl
Nearly one Prize to epsry Nins Nekctsf
HA0NIEICENT eCHxMII
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MEDICAL CARD.-DR. PLUME NAY

M BE- consulted confldrptially ID al coess of 1Fi
vats diseases Having bad . good dsal u pfact1e
Of this sort, DR. hatters Auss!f he 60 Riye MI
are invited to give him call. An coamnsao4eeooe
promptly attended TO. and medicines sess - esloss
0cSce on FraukIin street, third house heiCv ftQ-
ity Church, and diagcnAlly cppcsife Odd Ie&sW1
Hall. Richmond. Va. &C 1p-kn ~
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. Richard H. Rid
dick, well known resident ef JeGsrson ward,
was taken saddsDly III on Saturday last, and dis1
In few honrs thereafter. Mr.. II. lesyss . tina
wiis and tour or ave children 70 mourn his -
timely end.
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The SEASON AT THE WHITE MoUHfATSs.-oincs
the first of November the weather has BEEN colder
at the White Mountains than IL has been % early
in the season for many years. The suOw 70 quite
deep the mountains, and they look ~ white -
in January, but in the valleys the 10 not deep
enough for seighipg.
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sI~ LIFE SIZE PnoToGRAPHs.--T

eg LIFE SIZE PHoToGRAPHs.--The
subscriber takes pleasure in announcing 60 his nu
erous patrons and the public at lar &c. that he is
now prepared to furnish Photographs from minia
lures to FULL LIFE SIZE, either plain oolored
which, for accuracy and finish. lie warrants equal,
If superior to any produced in this CITY, at less
than the usual price. Old Pictures copied and en-
larged to any size.
Citizens and strangers invited TO call and ex
anime specimens at GIBBS Temple of Art CORN
THAN Hall, Mais2 street, between 9Th and 10th.
Pc GIBBS.
P. S.-If you want genuine Ambrotype. thisis
the place to get it, where You will neither be hum
bugged in price or work Also, Meainotypes, OF
any other Picture in the hePhotographic Art;
je Is PEG.
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&- BATHS, BATHS, BATHs, Hot,
Jold and Shower Baths can be had daily at all
hours at the American Hair Cutting, Shaving, and
Saloon. under the American HOTEL
Entrance on lith street.
EiDpia Baths Is Cents or 5 tickets for 81 an 10
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The rrevsienee Of the above complaints At this sea-
FOO has the effect OF Bringing cut host of profess
sedIy new specttics, and while some few may be
eosi. many arc useless and some even dangerous
So prevent disappointment the best course TO pur-
Is 70 consult your family rhy scian. otherwise
use only such remedies rs long public experience
has proved 10 be safe and eilSacioas of this cass
ia TfLkE's COMPOUND SYRUP oP GUM ARA
BIC Originally the fsvorste pres rtption OF su en-
iueni phy ysciaa, il sooa became y popular family
ncStIaiee, a9d without advertising, has continued
yeart. la all teeegt CASES II acts like charm, and
n Chronic eases, Bronchitis. Hopping Cough Group,
Asthma &C. It is used with unparalleled success. as
most fatalities will testify.
sold by FISHER & winston, MEADE 4 BAKER.
BoDExgs &c. at 2a cents per bottle. and IN ele
giant Ana pleasant LozeDse form, i2s and 23 cents
peF box, called TTLER's GUN ARAgfc CoUGH CANDY
DaoPs." RI T-3m
tSs~ To ADVERTISERS AND BUSINESS
MEN--The Virginia Sentinel offers very superior
advantages Tor Advertising. Ii is firmly estab
lished Journal, of wide circulation WITH sGbscr-
hers in almost every state OF the UNION, aud num-
boring very large aud growing list ot subscr
bers among the farmers ana substantial business
men OF the wealthy aud prosperous Piedmont. Val
ley and Tide Water regions of FirRinia-men
who have wants and the means TO supply them
farms. All Advertisements appear in the Daily,
TrNeek!y, and occasionally in the Weekly editions
Of the Sentinel. thus reaching all our We
respectfully invite orders.
Terms moderate The cash or city references re
eujrci For further particulars, address
SMITH FiNKS,
&C Se-im Alexandria. Va.
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Nearly one PFixe 10 epeTV Nlne 7Stke{
HA0NIFICENT eCHxMUI
IN DECEABER.

APPROPRIATION PRIZk0.
prizesof $780, experimenting TO $4,000
prizes q 900. appro1imating to $4,000 =
prizes q ssso. approximsting to $4,000
prizes G.st q ssss. appro1im.tins to 5000 =
prizes of 500. appro1imasing to $4,000 !.
pr,sss of $50. spprO1imasins to $500 =.
prizes of 500. sppro1imatins to $500 :.
800. plss: R.sss; 81 Is 50 ar. ns:ss g
$50 prizes. amounting 70 SaD0eo
~ Circular showing the plan of the Lotteries
viii Be sent 70 any ono desirous Of reesiying e
0or!oa'e of package Of lS q TnS'e Ss% tickets. s
{: [. iiSS SssYssss sssssssssr . & g
In ORDnINa TcKlIs On on1IyIoASEa
ssS.: sns 1sess x shsS ss va ): a
by hrst mail. Purchasersca have Tcksts ending tn
Iss sesI and Prizes vss ss
chascrs immediately after the drawing.
~ Purchaser VII plssss Nrse tneI sqnsssxes
able In full without deduction.
" sfser M The s sdrswns n oshsr prizes u ss ssss ss
Aasraaa ~ SS orders for Tcrsts II or OsrttScssss 10
8. SWAN 4 CO.. AnGusea, Ga.
~ Persons residing near Montsonsry, "A. 9.
sss sisTssi 81 asvs Ss ss5 .s
Of those cities.
Wheel With tho amount of tho prize that each ono =
untitled to, viii be pabshed after every drsyingin
the following papers: Tho Augusta Q3A.l Cpnst3-
sutjoualist, New Orleans Delta. Noble Register,
Nashville Gazette, New York weekly Day Book,
Esvanuah Daily News. Richmond Dispatch, New
York Dispatch, PauldinG (Mss lClarion, and Little
Rock (Arkl True Democrat. non
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EOR Sally very likely yonA9 ~.
. rnnn. aheut Sysap ~, v11h - GA24. eoa0
4 80 g - - = ~ zzlftSs -
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A YOUTHFUL MoTHER.-The Official return Of the
ovsrsesr of the poor, in the town Of Tsuntea,
Mass, mentions that Elizabeth Drayton Was eleven
came the mother of Horace White Drayton On
the first day of February, 1S5S-thres months and
twenty -four days before she eleven years old.
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spEcrAL NOTICES.
GUr In ron HAVE A CouoH.


~ LII you HAVE A CoUaH,
TAKE HAMpToN's TINCTURE.
TaKk HAMpToNs rINcruRE.
!, -, -. THkE hAMproNy TINcruRs.
;. TxkE HAApToN's TiNcruRE.
:, r IKE RRxapToN's TINcruRE.
''N orc 81. TAKE 'nAMpToN's r1NoruRE.
s ~ '' TAkk HAMpToN's TIscruRE
10 most highly esteemed; ike Thousands Of our best
known citizens feels 1t duty to bear testimony OF
TINCTuRE. Why let your friends suffer and die
without giving 1t triali Call and get pamphlet
and see testimony.
BALTIMORE, SEPT 2s, 1858.
AeSsrS Mortimer d NoDerdp. Gentlemen: have
been some time afflicted with Asthma. aecompa
prepers'es Of HAMPToNs s VEaaTaBpE III hiia nG
procure bottle OF the T,ncture, and by the use Of
one bottle was much better that was induced to
restored to usua health ard will cay to all per-
sons who are afflicted as | was to use HAMPTON's
Gentlemen-You are at liberty to use my name
for the benefit Of the afflicted,
8. West corner of Liberty and Clay sts,
Baltimore, Nd.
sS- Call and get Pamphlets and see cures.
n Petersburs; by MORTIMER aOWBkAY.
Baltimore, and by Druggists and Shop-keepers
everywhere.
as 81 per bottle; six bottles for So.
no l-d&wts
N- FRESH LsECREs.-l have just re-
oeived, by Adams Express fresh lot Of Swedish
LEECHES. which will be applied upon most reason.
able terins.
2. P.s.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
TO- Can be found at all hours OF the day at the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, and at
night on 9Th street, French Garden Hill.
my 25-ts K. @. HOBSON
EB- EASE, GRACE, BEAUTY AND Cor
sEcrNEss are combined in the PHoTodRAPEs and
AaRR0TYPEs executed at the large Photograph and
Fine Art Galleries of MINIS, l97 Main street, OPP
poste the Postofce, and Sycamore street, Peters.
burg, Va
Ease and grace in position, beauty in finish and
correctness in portraiture.
Those who wish 10 obtain something really fine in
the way OF Likeness, either in Ambtotype or Pho
Pastille Of any size MP TO the size Of life, are re-
spectfuly solci ed to visit his Galleries and exam
inc his various styles of Portraitures.
Galleries always open and free to visitors, whether
they ydesire work executed or not. seq
gGS~ HoRsoN's HAIR CUTTING, SHAVING
AND Sn.MrooIHa SALOON under the American no.
el--eDtrance on llth street
n. Blot. Cold and shower BATHS can he had at
all hours Single Bath Is cents or tickets for one
dollar. Ie8
&- BATHS, BATHS, BATHS, Hot,
Gold and Shower Baths can be had daily at all
hours, at the American Hair Cutting, Shaving, and
Shampooing Saloon, under the American HOTEL
Lt,fs.a Nt,t. h h.fr Caf
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MURDER IN NoRfHuMBnRIaNn,--Six white men
Thomas Blackerly, his son. ". II. Marsh, William
Risekerly, Joseph Black.rly and VIM. Coleman,
have been imprisoned at IiesthYilie, Northuu,bsr-
land county, Va, for whipping slave OF George
I'rent 80 badly that he died. A correspondent of
the Richmond EoqIirer says the party of men bad
been frolicing all OF Saturday night at Biackerlys
grocery, in that county, aud on Sunday morning
and gave him, according to tha evidence, Ave OF
ak hundred iashes. His body was found asout 200
yards from where they whipped him. The excite
meot of the occasion was yEy great. 60 that over
tS0 persons collected, and tHsre we're many threats
Of violence made sgninst the perpetrators Of the
deed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-29
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