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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-09

THE EXPLOSION OF THE STEAMER Col. CRossNAS.-
dispatch from Memphis. dated the 6th inst. says
IT. now ascertained that one hundred and nifty
of the passengers on board the Col. Cressman,
burnt at New Madrid, were saved, and that the re-
mainder persisted.
The Col Crossman left New Orleans on the af.
terpoon of the 2sth nit. with about two hundred
passengers, aud was bound for the various laad-
ings on the Upper Mississippi On her way rom
this mort to New Madrid, however, and when with
in a few moments sail of the latter point, her
boiler suddenly exploded. with terrible effect, set
ting the boat on fire and killing outright large
number of the passengers. The exact number oi
the killed is not known, but IL is believed to be
not less than thirty.
: The vessel was a new one, and under command
of Can't CheYer.
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DEATH IN DENTISTS CHAIR.-Mr. }, McChesney s
death in a dentist's chair. at Toronto, Canada
West, on Monday last, while under the influence
of cbloroforni, has Been stated in :elegrapbic de-
spatch He desired the extraction of six teeth but
would have operation performed by the dentist
Or. NJ. d. French) unless placed nnder the iBfu-
ence of chloroform. lie was told its dangers, but
strenuousy insisted on his point. assuming all re-
sponsibility. Accordingly, it was administered in
the usual way, by sponge TO the nostrils OF the
patient. After ~ short time, he began to laugh,
and when asked the cause. said ''be conld not help
it, seeing those fellows tmeaning the dentist and
another person. laughing at him." 1t was then
thought he was sufficiently insensible to com
mence the operation of lanciDg the gums. He
WINGED under the lancing, and the chioroform was
again applied. aud the teeth removed. But AS soon
ms this was dona, he Was seen to alter in his ap-
pearance, his eyes became fixed, the jaws fell, re-
spration ceased, aud the hearts action stopped
Every possible attempt was made to restore anima-
tion, but to no purpose. A corener's jury exone-
rated the dentist from all blame, as it was shown
that the chloroform WAS voluntarily inhaled, and
that more than ordinary care was used IN admin
isteriug 1t.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.


Eny~ To THE voTgRs or HrrpIco
County Il take this method OF announcing n, ~ s.,f
lndidate for the sheriaity Of Henrico casnty A.
thce ctln IN May next; and II elected promise Il,
devote altoi my time 90 fhe Office, and to dsrharge
its duties as the law directs. will try aud sss lie
voters of the county before the day p election and
in the meantime refer all such as wish 10 axc,.r.
tain my fitness for the Office 10 my nairhbnrs. and
toiohn Gregory. Esq Jobn B. Young Esq, and
70 The justices OF hcnrlco county.
ia 2O-dtde T. T. CARTER ID
Ek2s" To MY FELLow-CITszENs or THE
County oF HsSRtco-f am a candidate for the siT r.
RiFfALTY of the County Of Henrieo and respect.
fy solicit your satrages at the ensalng election in
May next s. MICH. DAVIS.
Richmond. 18th Dec. 1851. fs &-tfin.*
Erar SHERtFFALrY OF HENRIco.--I am
candidate for reelection 20 tie Office of SHERIFF
Of tienriso JS0. A. HuTCHESON.
de iQ--tit1a
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s6y~ TIME, LABOR AND EXPENSE
SAVED BY USING
SEMPLE'S.
INFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER.
For sale by all Druggists. --
JOHN W. GARLICK,
Jyls Manufacturer and sole Proprietor.
RICHMOND, Jan. II. 1858.

RICHMOND, Jan. H. 1858.
To DR.. KAHN,
Office corner 2od and Main streets.
Hsss DEAR SIR: l feel it a duty | owe
to you to state TO the public the successful removal
Of a TumOr from the side OF my neck, of serenteen
of which | am now we'll / was examined by DR..
Warner, of the Faculty of Richmond, twelve years
ago and he pronounced % chances against me ~
cutting it, as also did other eminent ph yslcians
throughout the country. Yours. &c,
JAMES MILLER.
Re-idence-PerkinsvilIe Goochland CO., Va.
ia lS--d3m*
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BoUsD OVER james II. Pearce, charged
with shooting at man named Jewell, was held 10
bail by the Mayor yesterday. for carrying pistol
Mr. Pearce had called at Poncet's saloon on 18Th
street. get glass Of lager, aud while there got
iato a difficulty and severely beaten, one Of
the witnesses testify ing that be was dawn on the
floor when he fred the pistol.
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kag~ PLAIN STATEMENTS OF FACTS


Dr. HAMPTON now aged 81 years, speaks Hear him:
Are you sckl Beware of imitationsl Ask fol
Hamptons Vegetable Tiucture. The many cures
made by this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
eounterfetinR.
A medicine must have merit and great merit too,
stand the test of public opinion No art OF putting
can galyanize a worthless article, to keep IL ny
" a good medicine, if it be not really so.
good medicine will live, become popular and ex'
tend its sales year after year. in spite of opposition
The people readily find out its virtues, and the fame
of them passes freID mouth to mouth with EiOre ia,
paity than newspapers can spread it, hVlng WIT
aess testify yiug 10 the medicine has made for
him, ia OF more service than any newspaper adver
-islng.
In proof of what cay above we refer you TO
aampt0n's Vegetable Tincture and its effects.
MIR. WIN. HIGH, No. l95 South PaCa street, Baiti
more, cured of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and Nervous
disease.
Mr. EDWIN NJ. sPRANKEIN. No. n Register street,
Baltimore most dreadful Of Scrofua of years
'tan ling lost number Of pieces of bone, restored to
health.
Miss MARY scoFIELD Teacher, No. $50 Baltimore
shed her friends. Let the afflicted call to see her.
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE. &C.
Mr.. VIM. Oldham, of Baltimore Custom House, suk
fered from thu complaints Tor Is months with body
and miud severely affected, He WAS cured by iamp
tons Vegetable Tncture after other things failed.
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, &C.
Mr. Henry q. Winn had acough for years-Grea
weakness. &C. had in all five or SIX physicians; tried
all the remedies, but Was cured only by
HANPT0N'S VEGETABLE TfNCTURE.
R9y-Delicate Ladies' and Children will please give
Sold by PURCELL, LADD Co, Richmond; bi
DR. COOKE, Fredericksburg; by all the Druggists in
Peicrslurg: by MORTIMER 4 MOWBRAY, Bald-
more and BY Druggists and Shopkeepers everywhere.
e9-sl prr bottle six bottles for S.. Sc s-d&o
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On THE SIDEwALKs.-On Sunday
night last, the sidewalks We taken possession Of
by cne or two hose reels, as they passed up Broad
street to the great danger Of persons passing, and
in the lower part of the city. II is sad that snai
boy was knocked down on the walkway. ard seri
onsly injured by one of the machines How long
will such nuisances be tolerated.
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EARM AND DWELLING fOR RENT.

II That very de ,irsl,le country Residence and
Farm. situated the Genfrsi Rsiroad and Meadow
Bridge Road, within half mile Of tbs clty o3 ktch-
mend, belonging 10 Judge r. v. Daniel, viii b. Sur
rent from the lat Of January next The farm con-
taifs about acres ef which about 10 are IN cut1ynr
Brick Dwelling " ith eight raums besides the cellar.
wncton kitchen, servants honses, harm. stable and
which is an usp-naliy fine and copions spring The
whole plare is .hnndnntiY supplied with good water.
aiG has Always ien remark sbe for iis bssthfnineos
in The sickiiesf ssssons. A. country residence
conTenent 20 the cty. aud ~ mari et garden aud
Dsiry, this place has pcfnlBar atfsetieas and advan
tag = AIRY further Information relating to u and
the terms of renting It, may be had on 20
the sutssfibers. GObDfa APrEksON.
ja9-gtawlm AnctioneeFs.
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RIOT AND Loss OF LIFE.-A murderous sffray took
place on Loudensagcr's Hill, Baltimore, on sun
day afternoon last. The Sun says: +#-.
II appears that for some time time past feud
has existed between the runners with the Lafsy-
ette and Columbian fire companies, and they had
several battles without any decisive result They
met yesterday, agreeably to arrangement about
one hundred aud fifty strong, on each side armed
with guns, horse pistols, and revolvers.' They
were composed of boys from twelve years OF
age up to manhood, and for time the battle was
waged with q determination TO take life There
was but one police officer present, S. Cadet of the
eastern district, and he did all in his power to
check the conflict, but was powerless.
While the fight was going Oh, a lad of thirteen
years, named John Jost, who resided with his wi
dowed mother at No. 2oS East Lombard street, and
who was acting on the side of the Columbian run
Z, fell, mortaiiy wounded. This brought the
fight to a close, and the conibatants fed in every
direction. carriage wac procured and the boy
was taken to his home, but died before he reached
it.
warrant has been issued for the arrest of fel-
low named Laggy Downes, who is supposed to
have fired the fatal shot. s-f
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nISPATCH
~ STEAM POWER
PRIN ING FICE,
Corner Of Main and Thirteenth Streets, Richmond
JOHN D. HANINIERSLEY 4 CO., Proprietors.

This establishment (being the most complete Prn.
terry in the South, both regards Types Ornaments
&c. and the latest aad most approved Machine
Presses) is daily turning out the finest specimens of
BOOK and JOB PRINTING, such as
PAMPHLETS. BANK CHECKS,
CATALOGUES, NOTES POSTERS
CIRCULARS, PROGRAMMES
BILLS OF LADING, HANDBILLS, &c.
81 Particular attention given to fine work for
Banks, Public Offices Insurance. Railroad and Trans
portation Companies, Tobaceo Factors. &C.
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESS.
This new machine for CARDS. BILL HEADS, Small
Circulars Labels &C.. is capable of turning OF H00
impressions per hour, thereby enabling the patrons
of this establishment to obtain this deserption Of
work at the shortest possible notice.
81 Prices reduced IN proportion to the increase Of
speed
Printing in Gold and Silver Bronze, and various
colored lnks executed in the highest style of the art
In this branch of the business the propretors rap
safely CHALLENGE COMPETITION
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Con-. PArLDING.--A committee OF citizens OF Nc
bile have forwarded letter 10 the Secretary OF the
Navy with resoIutonss demanding that Cemmo-
dore Paulding be tried by acourt-martisl; also
containing the charges and specifications on which
he should be tried. Joint resolutions have also
been introduced in the Louisiana Senate denounc-
ing the acts of Com. paadng. and instructng th ir
Senators aud requesting the Representatives 10
Congress 20 cause the views expressed 10 be car
rted irt effect
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of Christ Church. in this city, has resigned his
pastoral charge, and accepted a call to Campbell
C. III. We cannot permit Mr.. Webb to leave Rich
mond, without testifying to the high respect and
esteem which he has won for himself during his
residence here. Possessing strong and well fur
nshed mind, and great energy of character. lac
has performed labors in the discharge Of his pa
rochial duties aud the instruction of youth which
wonld have broken down almost any other man.
la both spheres he has proved himself most tho
rough and faithful, never spariBg himself when
duty called, and always manifesting that spirit of
humility, forbearaHce, and charity. which Is tho
greatest of all graces The people of his new
charge will find in him a pastor whom they will
do well TO ''grapple to their souls with hooks of
STEEL and instructor of youth, Who in capaci-
ty, energy and faithfulness, has few equals.
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QuIrE RIcH.--rhere Is man who peddles wri-
ting paper thu ough the streets Of Brooklyn worth,
It is said, 100000, which sum he has invested in
bonds and mortgages. lie says il has been made
chiefly by selling 'twelve sheets of writing paper
for four certs," and carefully outstanding the pro
eeeds Hfl8
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

TIE oysTER Blu--A private letter from GIoures-
ter county says: THE oyster bill, row before the
Legislature, has created good deal of excitement
among the York river oyster planters, have
heard several say that they would take cost for
the oysters which they have planted. There are
good many who have not sold bushel this win
ter ~
Two HUNDRED Pousps,, AvoIRpuPoIs--Our friend
OF the Petersburg Express, Acknowledges the re-,
eeipt of an invitation to the Young Guards Ball,
and says, ave hope to show you two hundred
pounds ayordeppis tripping it on the heavy fan
tastic toe, at your glorious reunion"
CHrss CLuB.-The "Morphy Chess Club Is the
title of an organization now existing in Peters
burg. This name has been adopted in homer of
the champion In the late exciting tournament at
New York. Sd
SOMETHING or A CALF.-A calf two years old. wa.
killed by MIR. Adam Householder, of German SET
tiement, Loudoun county, on the 25th of Janua-
ry. which weighed naat 6S7 pounds; the hide
weighed ll3 pounds.
SPECIE PAYMEsT.-Two gentlemen in Frederick
county. who owed an old lady S33 81 having been
much annoyed by their creditor. paid her eff in
coppers. The weight of the coin was 20 pounds
ounces
RsrIREs.-Mayor Sherrard, of Winchester, who
has held his Office for over ten years. has sigui6ed
his wish not to be considered a candidate a,r
reelection. lie has been an efficient magistrate
VIRGINIA MAIL M.rrKRs-A new post Office ia ca
tablished at Meadow Grove, Greenbrier county.
and Allen Vincent appoiated postmaster-ou the
route from Lewisburg to Fayette Csurthouse.
The post Office at Clover Green, Spottsylyapia CO.
Is re established, and William r. Powell appointed
postmaster At Floyd Courthouse, Floyd county,
Virginia. Allen T. Edwards ia appointed D. postnlss
ter, vice Thomas G. Sheior, resigned
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FIRE IN BALrIMoRE.-A fire broke ont about half
past fcnr O'Clock Sunday afternoon, in the smoke
house on North street, Baltimore, occupied by Mr..
James Mcdaniel His stock Of bacon was damaged
TO the amount of about $500. which is fully cover
ed by insurance in the Lynchburg and Valley Of
fices Of Virginia.
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To HE HusG.-SheriH Parker, OF New Orleans
h.. rec.ived from Gov Wicklife. the death war
rapts Of Fitzgerald, who murdered his sister,
and Kreppel, who murdered his old mistress,
Mrs. shoemaker. They are to be hung on tn
IQfh inst. -
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THE HUsTISos CouRr commenced its
February term yesterday, brt for wonder, hai
not singIe csse Of felony TO dspose oil
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A lad named Rhuie, aged about II years, whose
narents live on Eutsw street, Baltimore sss khiea
ut the Annapolis Junction OF the haithe'u s.s -.
Ohio Railroad, about dusk on satnrday esehihs'
by falling beneath train OF cars.
There were 1ai deaths In PhiiadslPhia last Week.
and 435 in New York. ~
Col. Charles Parker, collector Of Snow HilL Mds
lied On the 3lst viz, In the roth ysar u hp w.
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MrsIc ON THE cd 1.-Two fire bands of
music from Baltiniore will be In Richmond on the
22d: the Independent Bues Band. with the Balti-
more City Guard and the Folspdt Ccrnef Band,
with the Washington Guards
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-09

Icr--The Troy whig says that dealers In Ice are
LAYING in excelIant quality Of ice from the river
above the DAM Here tho dealers now taking
eut ice about ave inches thick. II 10 not oil very
good quslitv.-Afbany 4irgps.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-09

(, No PAPERS. Tom Payne. q free negro
from Fluvanua, appeared before the Mayor yes,er-
day to answer the charge ofbeing Tn the city with
ont papers. After hearing he was discharged.
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Lgrr IN HuaRY-The Buffalo Express say .
that Huntiagton. the reputed husband af 50 san
Denim, who cowhided Scott, ths clerk Of the Coun'
ty Court, thought tadvisahle 10 leave town on sa
tnrday afternoon surreptitiously, BY taking car
riage and driving 70 Lancaster, where ne TOOK ihs
cars. lie disappointed 8 large couvocation OF
s.friendss who met At the Exchange Hotel Depot
to see m Oh. and pay their last respect to him
lie probably thought discretion the better part os
yalor. tass z as8f4afffs s9 y 30
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The bill providing for annual sessions Of the
Legislature Of Alabama has been vetoed by the
Governor. sstfsa Is 4'f sss = .sfa
Prescott, the eminent historian, was Suddenly
stricken with paralysis in Boston Thursday last.
His recovery 10 conceded by his physician.
Pitt Piatt has been appointed postmaster at
Plattsburg. This aIliteration As eqnal to Peter
Piper who picked the peck Of picked pepcrs
Mr.. yeDnon Brszeale, aged 1O6 years, died last
week, in An ders on district, s. @. 40 II
There were s. interments In New Orleans for the
week ending 3lst ult.
At sale near Edgefeid Court House, r. c., last
week, gang OF IL negroes sold at an average price
of Sss6I6 Boys and men brought $500 10 tl400.
Jesse n. Miller. Eeq, the former sheriff, and Mr..
Drnry Morris. both worthy citizens. died rssrntly
at their residences in Gordon county, Ga.
bill preventing the marriage VI frst cousins
has passed the Kentucky Legislature.
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Tns STEAMER DrcArus.-The Memphis Bulletin.

The STEAMER DECAfuR-Ihe Mempels puiietin,
of the 18th inst. says:
We understand that the value of the cargo of the
steamer stephen Decatur, which was sunk just
above this city on Monday morning. 10 estimated
At $4,000. The cargs consisted in part OF four
teen hundred barrels OF moiasses = part OF all OF
which, 1t is thought, win be recovered. The boat
vas entirely new, this being her second trip, and
was valued at $2sO00 The boat is likely oproye
a total loss ssfs
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s DISMISSED. James E. Burnett and
James Phillips, charged with fighting In the street
were admonished by the Mayor and disebsrgea.
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VETERANS ComISa.-The Association
of the Soldiers Of the War If 1914 OF the District
OF Columbia, have appointed delegation OF meia-
bers in addition to their officers, to unite in the
grand pageant In Richmond on the 22d
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STEALING ToBAcco. - Jerdon Read,
slave to Jesse Kecsee Jerry, slave TO Robert Dab
ney and Coy Atkins, free, were convicted before
the Mayor yesterday Of stealing i've bags and two
barrels Of leaf tohseco from seabrooks warehouse,
on Saturday last, and ordered 30 stripes each.
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my The MUSTANG LINIMENr CURES

Rheumatism
T.s NlaStQag Li1stmeat cures Stiff Joints;
T,e Mustang Littnent cuTes BiTnS and Hounds;
Jy,e 5ustdu0 LtniBIeHt cures ,SlTeS and U{CsrS:
Tie Mistang LiHinlcat euTeS (aled Breasts and Sore
Nipples;
The Mustang Liniment cures NettrGl1id:
The M,ls;Qp0 Linimeni cnrfs C0YHs and Warts;
The Nuston0 LiRsJae7,t is tcorth
100000 DOLLARS PER ANNUM &.
To tie United States as the preserver AMI restorer
of valuable Horses aud Cattle Ii cures all spralns
tialJs Wounds, Stiff Joints, dc.
viii you answer this question! Did you ever hear
any ordinary Sore, swelling, spraln or otiiness
either on man or beast, which the Mustang Lini-
ment would not curei Did you ever visit any re-
-pectable Druggist in any part OF the world-ln Eu-
r. oe Asia or America-who did not say lit was the
greatest discovery of the ager Sold everywhere
Every family should have it; three sizes.
: BARNES & PARK,
iaS-dSw-Im Proprietors, New York.
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BREAKIxa A DooR.-Franklin McGee
was arIestc Sunday last for breaking and on
tering heuse owned by .RagIand & CO. When
brongLt before the Mayoe yesterday he was rr-
quired 10 give secarity ia the SUM of 500 for bis
good behavior 80 IS ss ass Hsses
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A srnlxE.-Ths workmen employed IN loading
and unloading vessels Mt the wharves IN Boston
have refused work, on account OF proposed reuac'
tion of their wages, and are on strike.
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SMALL ARMr.-The standing army of Massa
chuseits, by the annual report OIL Epehezer ".
active soldiers, and Isl lla enrolled miiitaatota
f57 ,s4a- .a as
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The AFFRsY IN TIE HoUsE OF RrppEsEsrArr

IHE AFFRsY IN THE HOUSE oP REPREsENTATIvEs-
dispatch from Washington, dated Sunday, says ::
Inc sffray in the House on Friday morning, is
stiii subject OF animated conversation but there
s no probability that further difficulty will occur
between the two principal beiligerants growing
out of the rencontre.
The account given of the conversation and an.
gagement between Nessrs. Ksitt and Grow On the
authority of member of Congress. sent North ON
saturday, was not designed as an authentic state.
menf, but was given on application as embodyipe
his Impressions at the time .
The friends of Nr. Keitt, who were In his vicini
ty, say ne was not knocked down. by Mr.. Grow
but was wrenched from his hold on the latter nv
kenben Davis. who interfered as a peace maker;
aad further, that as Mr. Keitt premeditated no dis
turoance with Mr.. Grow, he the more seriously re-
grets it's occurrence.
1t uncertain when the anti Lecomptou Consti
tntion Democrats will issue their address. giving
their reasons why they cannot vote for the adn,s
sion OF Kansas under that instrument 1t has not
yet been finished by tine committee having il in
charge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-09

SAW MILL.-The subscribers having
~ purchased the Saw Mill on May os Island, from
Mr. Jehu Williams, have made arrangements TO get
continuous supply Of fine logs of the best selected
growth aud quality. They are prepared to furnish
BILL TIMBER TO builders and others on rea.onshle
terms They will enieavor to make it the interest Of
bnilders 10 deR with them. and would most respect
fully solicit their patronage fE .-
Orders left at the MILL at our Shop, on 9Th and
Cary .treets, shall be promptly attended to
fats JOHN GEO. GIBSON.
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nn Asr yorr , suryrREnY-Are yo


KISS TAKESf-At GIBBS, of course, where every one
that wants decent picture, and not carTicature,
always GO Besides, we have never been leceiy-
ed by him with humbng advertisements. As these
sentiments daily expressed and carried out by
scores Of persons take pleasure in aging that
addition TO our nimtable AMBR0TYPE. we are now
executing PHOTOGRAPHS, of y superior character,
both plain and cOored which, for beauty of finish and
accuracy of likeness. are equalled by few and sur
passed by Pictures of all kinds accurately
on H. and warranted TO please. at moderate prices.
AMBR0TYPES at one dollar and upwards at GIBBS
Temple OF Art Cornthian Hail. Main stree between
9Th and 10th.
do u
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81 FOR REN THE Tenement at
E-s present occupied as the Custom House. on 18th
.IT-,t between Main aud Cary. Possession given
the i'-h Of Mar. If not sooner.
AISp-Thn Tenement wi h three rooms adjoining
th- Custom House. INV rented hy Mr. Pohie. Pos
session nay be given at once.
Ai.SO--A small trlck Tenement, on Canal street
be zen 2d and 3i.
ALSb-A Tenement for a large family. with tour
s, re- of lanti. IN the town OF Sydney.
for terms, &c, apply 10
-s - u q TI7NSTAJI