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RtSs- ARTIFICIAL TgErB-TaR Cuso-

PLASTIC PsocEss g. ". JONES, DENTIST. hsv-
ing purchased half the ereasipe right foI the abeve
mode OF max ing TEETH, and after asiao and
.es.nS it 10 the most dlsicsat cases. chers othsr
plates had Ilcd. is en.rey salts fed Of its absolute
stsIsey1orify over the gold, silver and patina me
thoj, can, therefore. with confidence, recommend it
20 aH whe may desire full or partial sets Of teeth
dssd especially to sch Bsdp be dissatisfied spih
Dsose tsy are using In this process, all of the
objections to the gold plate are renoved-the sue
ton beng peect nres coort and stdoity to the
ht and tho teSth being embedded in the metal, the
Js0I Is excluded from under or between them; they
are. therefore cleaner. smoother, and in every
specs better. 1t consequence Of the perfect adapta-
tion Of the plate TO tho mouth. and the suction
thereby secured, be can insert one or more teeth
,cfhost c3dSps and IN all cases guarantee perfect
and satisfae tory mt
This method having been adopted and commend.
I'd by those standing highest in the profession,
North and South, testimonials will be given. and
specimens exhibited, te any who may desire TO see
than. he old plates of those wishing exchange
the Old method for the new, viii be taken ia par,
pay. VIII Of course, make teeth on the old mode
tor those who may prefer it.
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and tsstA
attracted by electricity for those who wish il.
offiee opposite eorinthian Hall ssT-2m
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~HARfsHoRYE's CURE-ALL-
TRE GRE2T PAIN ANNIRILATOR,
AND Kennedy FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK STOA
ACH AND WEAK BOWELS

ACh AMI " EAh bON ELS
PRRPARkD By 4 CHEN
Bottles q, IS and 50 cents ana one dollar.
THE 6kEATEsT DIsCovEkY In MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL should be kept In
al families in case of accidents sudden sick ness,
Ii frequently 90 in less time than il requires 10
get Q physician.
Ii pain in part Of the system and L. used
externally and internally.
a4- As the frequent changes Of the weather pro
duce bad Cold. Rheumatism Neuralgia. bore
Throat. Pain in the Bowels and Stomach, Tooth and
kar Acne. Ague or Jumps In the Breast, Pain in the
Limbs and Body; also, stin Heck-evsry person
shoald get bettle. 1t acts upon the Nerves, AEs-
siee. Siuews, Blood and Bones, and by its warming
power. .expels all pam from the
TEN. Get bottle and try IL.
BIZ you have Cough, use seHARTsHORHRS
PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD OHERRY-itis the
best Cough rup in the world. Is and 50 bottle
II you are Bilious, uae HARToHORNh'S ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liver, Stom
ash and Bowels. carrying OF all Bile sud Foul 30
eretions. Is cents box.
The above medicines TO be had at all Drug Stores
In Richmond Norfolk. Petersburg and eli towns In
Virginia. oc b-6H
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ELECTION OF OBfICHRs.-The Grand
Lodge Of Masons of Virginia, at their session Ia
this city last Tuesday night elected the following
officers for the ensuing year:
NV P B Starke, No 5. Grand Master.
RW John Robin Mcdaniel, No 3y. D G Master.
RW Lewis b Williams, No 13S, G Warden.
RW W H Harmau, No Is. @ JW.
T. W Thos Dudley. No 10, G Treasurer.
RW John Dove, No 10, G Secretary.
KW Leopold Cowper. No 100, D.
RW 4 II Lane, No 68, ] D
RW Francis Boggs, No 13o, Grand Chaplain.
B'vt John Lester, No 10, p.
Bvt Emanuel Semon, No 10 g Steward.
B'vt Richard D Sanxay, No 10. CT.
The number Of delegates at this session is large,
and the business has been conducted with much
harmony, as We are informed.
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PICK PooKET CosvIcrED.-The jury in
the case of Charlotte Griffith, indicted for picking
Mrs. N. g. Carpenters pocket of a pocket book, at
the Mechanics Fair, on the 28th of October, re-.
turned verdict of guilty, yesterday afternoon,
and the Hastings Court sentenced her to coDfine
ment In the city Jail for one scsek. The Presiding
Justice, Mr.. James X. Caskis, before delivering
the opinion Of the Court, stated that two circum.
stances had occurred in relation to the trial which
he designed noticing. 0ne was-a Juror, sf-
ter leaving the Court the day before, had held a
conversation With lawyer about the case, and
stated how the jury were divided, which was very
improper. The other was-that statement had
been made iYone Of the city papers, that might
have proved Prejudicial to the rights of the pris-
oner He concluded by saying that the Court had
unanimously ordered that no publication should
be made, In future, of any undecided case in that
Court further than to say that it was not conclu.
ded.
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~ L1rx SIZE PnoroapAPHs.-Th,

subscriber takes pleasure In announcing - his nu
patrons and the public 1t large, that he II
low prepared to furnish Photographs from ninia-
sures to FULL LIHE 8tzE, either plain or oolored
which, for accuracy and hnish. he warrants equal
than the usual price. Old Pictures copied and en-.
isrged TO any size.
Citizens and strangers are invited to call and ex
anime specimens ar GIBBS Temple of Art. CORN.
THAN Hail, Msis street. between 9th and 10th.
d GIBBS.
P.s-If you want Q genuine Ambrotype this Il
the place 20 get it, where you will neither Be hum
bugeed In price or work, Also. Meainotypes, oT
any other Picture In thePhotogrsphic Art
jele p. Z. Z.
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n6~ MEDICAL CARD. - DR. SYLvASUs
l. INGRAM having located in this city, respectfully
tenders his professional services TO its citizens
Office and residence for the present on BANK
STREET, near the Mechanics' Institute
aa N-lms
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n JAIL.-lntelligent physicians

CITY JAIL,-lntelligent physicians
givei as their opinion that the city Jail is the
most unhealthy, disagreeable and dsgraceful
building to be found In Richmond; and at the last
meeting of the Council an intelligent member
declared that 80 damp and uncomfortable was
the building, that he would not use il as kennel
for his guard dog. With such facts before them
the authorities must erect new edifce, cost what
il nav
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s6- ALL rgosE VINO ARB ArrLIeYEp

with any Chronic Disease considered incursble will
receive a Letter gisiug Information which will In
sure spceay and permanent cure, by sending their
sarnss % and ane stamp .to prepay loi,asel 70 Sr;
author of Medical Common sense," Saratoga
snr,nps
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TIVE WHATHEs continues variable, from
cold and dry to wet and warm. Yesterday the
rain fell INCREASINGLY and 10 the forenoon the ut.
mosphere was az warm and sultry as If we were In
June instead OF December. So much rain has
fallen that the country roads are almost impassa-
ble and many of the streets id the city are but
little better than mortar beds.
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CouvIorrD Will lam Ferouson a vo,n q

CONVICTED Wi lam Ferguson, q oung
man of mixed blood, was tried before the Hust.
ngs court yesterday, for violently assaulting with
q stone John Cooper, free negro, found guilty
moved edith the Court to set the Judgment aside. which
they refused to do. The prisoner was then order
ed to be committed until the fiue and the costs
are paid.
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SnEK1xG HoMEs.-The HOLIDAYS will

SREKING HoMEs.-The holidays will
soon be here, and servants are already seeking
homes for the new year. Ever changing, but few
OF them are satisfied to remain longer thar one
year at the same place, and therefore 1t is that
hirers have so many difficulties to encounter dur.
ing the Christmas week. The comfort of house
keepers would be vastly enhanced IL the hiring
year began On the lst OF December instead of Jan.
uary, and We are sure the servants would be ben.
ehttsd by the change. While they could then
have the holidays for themselves, as now. they
would be located for the year, and not subjected
to the exposure to bad weather WHICH usually
commences with the beginning of the new year,
and continues for weeks thereafter. Owners alone
can make this change
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SUNDAy SHOOTING. ALBERT and Chas,
slaves, were arrested by Constable Thomas of
Henrico and taken before Justice Baker, by whom
they we're ordered to be punished for trespassiug
on the lands ofMrs. Franklin, on Sunday, with
dov n nd
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The Bsltinors sun says that the triel zip d
Ross Winans' cigar.shspsd steamer will BE- mads
IN sbous shrss wssts She will b. propelled By
f,lr spginss Of 900 horse power each.
The Union Arms Company of Hartfysd he's
throws tp IL coatSsct - nshs 2Aoo0 Mioie u
nss for ths British govern,nsef, amer cenplstiAG
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MT THE BEST CoEaH SYRUP IN THE

The best Cough Syrup In the world L. HarS
horDes pectoral syrup Of Wild cherry.
This article Is prepared by chemist. and 10 pro
nounced by medical men, and those who have used
Ii, to be the best prepar alton for Coughs, Cods,
Catarrh, Bronchitis, Hoarsepess, Sore Throat from
q cold. and u preventive Of that lion Of diseases.
Consumption.
Persons who sing should use 1t. 1t is pleasant TO
the TASTE sofsns clears and streng the voice.
slays irritation OF the throat and lungs, and pre-
vents taking cold.
Bottles Is and 80 cents and 81. Sold by all Drug
gists in Richmond. Norfolk. Petersburg. and all
towns In Virginia. &C B-6m
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SrEAM FIRn Esa,NE.-It seems to hi

STEAM FIRE ENGiNE.-It seems to us
that the City Council, now that IL has made q
change in the Fire Department, should, by way of
petfecting the new organization, purchase q
Steam Fire Engine" and thus give our citizens
the fullest assurance of protection against fire. at
all times The steam engines, wherever they
have been introduced, have given the most entire
satisfaction, and 60 popular are they becoming In
all sections, that city after city is adopting them,
and dfscardipg the hand engine.
In paid fire department steam would prove IN
valuable, because OF the fact that the services of
the entire brigade can be concentrated around il,
without the draw back of company dissentions aud
jealousies. The cost of one Of these machines
will not exceed $1,000. and if 1t answers as good
purpose in Richmond az elsewhere, the engines
now in use may be sold to pay for 1t. The subject
is certainly one worthy of enquiry by the Council,
and 1t 10 to be hopod that some member will intro
duce resolution to that effect, at the next meet,
fnn
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LOCAL NATTHna

fAIA GRoUHDs.-The Executive Com
mittss Of the Virginia Central Agricultural Socie
y have sst 10 vork 10 earnest 20 raise means foI
the purchass Of Fair 6roupds for the Society. and
We have no doubt that they will soon be able e
report subscripttea lise sun1cieutiy largo te
warrant them Ia purchasing grounds and com
msecins the needed impsovsmsnts. We have sI.
reedy heard Of seversl tracts of land that will b.
oesrsd 70 the Committee far their purposes. Easi
q the city the table land on Hospital hill trac.
adjoining Hesklef's farm, anothsr belonging TO
WIN. Oulffugworth, . third owned BY DR.. burton.
and . fourth adjoining Fairfield may be had
and esch Of these are within fifteen mioutes'
'iriss OF the ceotrs Of the city. On The Western
suburbs. the Hermitage tract, Buchanan Spring
Wilkios farm % the Brooke turnpike, aud per-
hsps - many more places. have bean spoken Of
-n th:e the committee will have ample sites to
sslsct FROM.
We know that many property holders in the
lower part Of the city would contribute literally.
u the Fairs could be secured 10 that direction; and
there To very little doubt that gentlemen In the
West direction would plank down their change to
. lively tune, to get the Fsirs located 10 their
neighborhoods. Such feelings are quite natural,
Tor wherever the Society locates, the property in
that vicinity will greatly increase ia vaiue-but
We hope the friends Of the Society will be gov.
erned by other than selfish motives iL giving IL
aid, and when called upon, subscribe literally to
make the purchase, taking 10 for granted that the
most suitable location will be secured, aud that
ell interests win be subsesved by securing for orr
heretofore, have attracted to Richmond 90 many
thousands OF strangers and given our business
men an opportunity Of becoming acquainted and
opening trade with residents Of those sections
Of country who have heretofore songhs markets
for buying and selling elsewhere With this spirit
raised, and annual fairs In Richmond be made
dxed fact. stfa
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~ PARKs PoIsDsxrER,

FARKH PoIND1XTEK, p
g.. ss .sl ATTORNEY AT Law
RICHMOND. VA.
Will practice in the city Of Richmond and In the
counties Of Chesterfield. Powhatan and Amelia.
- Office in Lisle's Building, corner Of Main and
I4th streess. % Z-12m
M HoRsoN's HAIR CUrrIHa, SHAVING
AND SHAMPooINa SALOON under the American DO
el-entrance ON llth street
N. Blot, Cold and Shower BATHS can be had at
ali hours Single Bath % cents tickets for one
dollar ss. 4sss je8
ny DR. JoHa B. WALrHALL, (Honmo
psthistl offers his pro essional services the ci
zeng of Richmond anf its vicinity. Once 81 his 70
sdence, on Leigh str ct. two doors from 9Th e
IA I2-dly .rsr.l-s
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sr SexA4 GOT %
~ NovsnBsa 2OrH, 1858


~ NOWHERE 20rH, 1858.
xLEaANT VELVET AND CLOTH CLoAKs AND
EAGLaNs. EURs AND CURTAIN GOODS. :,
T. R. PRICE co. are adding daily to their
kADIEs, tAI usg syEs, n srsa. variety
BEAck ELvkT AM Mp o0,3n 0L9lH ,rssEa SL3Aks
CUkTAlN 0vODS. In Lamask
BRuCATELLks. LACE CURTAINS
no y MUSLIN CURTAINS. e, Al 4 PRICE ! CO.
D~HARrsRoRHEs 8 AsrI-BILIoUs Pills
.rs the safest and best Purgasive Pills in use. They
sst upon the Liver. stomach and Bowels. carryin.
"a all bile and every foul secretion. Tnsy don't
81
Jolds from the system and prevent Rhsuma ism =
4 IL, you suffer win any pam, mss HAnTshOkN E,s
ron have q cough. use HART3HORNE'S COOGh
sYkGP. which ID the lest Cough syrup in the
Sold By all Druggists in Richmond. &C ls-sm
~ PERsoHs ADVANCED IN LIFE, and
feeling the hand Of time weighing heavily upon
them, with all its attendant ills, will hnd In the
use of DR. HosrErTER's CELEBRATED SsonAcH BIT
rERs, An exer that will instil new life into their
veins; restore in measure, the ardor and energy
OF more youthful days. build up their shrunken
orms ana give health and vigor to their remaining
years Those who are in the least afflicted with
Dyspepsia. Ague. Langnor, Nausea. or any other
troublesome and dangerous disease. arising from .
sy st6u suoulu HOL hesitate 70 avail them
selves OF the benefit derived from this great reme-
y.
For sale BY Druggists and dealers. generally eve
rywhere. de lin
saS- To MAKE Coon PAsrnY,
Use semple's Infallible Baking Powder.
To save one half the Lard COMMONLY uasd ia Pas-
try, Buiscuits. a., E 80, =
Use semplss Infallible Baking Powder
To save Time. Labor and expense,
Use Semple's lRfallible Baking Powder.
JNU w GARLICK.
Arothecary and Druggist
Market Place, Franklin street,
de ll-lw Richmond, Va.
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~ REMOVAL BRIGas has re-
moved his Office to basement Of Metropolitan Hall.
with X Lyme.
Office hours, 10 A ID and daily. Res,dehcs
corner 9TH and Broad streets des-lM
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Sousnnx PAuysc kAsLseAp.-The sfoss nslee
oss ofths sosthsrn Pacific railroad heia Dess,n9
at Ctactnestt On Friday evening. ween u ~ ~
p,sted that the steskhotdsrs had patd 10 elIsjSVs
hsine 80 ceAts per shAss ea thetr aeeek.
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AcouIrfEp.-BobC Cary, slave to John
Fnxzie. arrested foe assaulting James Robinseu,
vas examinsd before the Mayor yesterday and dis.
charged. 8sstgs,s sfAs
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TNDISPENSABLE8.

l. Green and Black Teas of superior quality
Crushed, Powdered and Coffee Sugars
BIO, faguayra and Java Coffees
no Molasses and Golden Syrup
Buckwheat Flour and Corn Meal
Fre-h Butter and Refined Lard
Rice Raisins aLd Currants
Spices Pickles, Sweet on and Vinegar
old Kye. bourbon and MonongsheIs VII isksy
Pure Brandies Wines and Rum
segsrs, Tobacco &C. &c.
Retailing at the lowest prices: at
KAVRHAdH'S
Family Grocery, Wiae and Liquor 6tore,
dsIi Frank lin IT. above lst Market.
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Capt. Jsmss n. Ward, u The Third Rsgf0eat Of
GATED states Infsntfy, dIsdat 81 Antboay, 1tn-
- seta, On tAs 9Th inst Capt Ward vas native
q aeorU1A a
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CoxPLIMKS1s-Lord Napier has Informed the
Secretary OF State that the Earl Of Rleip had ex.
pressed TO his Goyerpmsnt the obligation hs was
under to the American Consul General st Japan,
Townsend Hsrris, for his important aid IN nsgoti-
ating the treaty lntely concluded With that Empire
He adds that the Queen dssires - coo5er upon MI
Harris, ~ u testimonial OF her gratitude, snun
box, with the royal cipher; and hs losdshp desires
thas Mr.. Harris may be auth0rizsd 10 receive H.
Secretary Cass has commuRichted The matter 70
the chairmsn Of the Senate and House Committees
On Foreign AflAirs.
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NO. l0l.-The largest assol tu ent Of
klOH PlER and MAk1N MIRRORS svsr
nd Il. a sEaRgsfsb RSSb Pi'osiIslyk PoIlyks s.s e.
0eU No ba Bx0Ad q
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old by all Druggists in Richmond. oe ls-sm


who have suffered from incessant fevers loss OF ap-
petite or improper digestion-may easily be cured
by the use Of BAKER's BITTERs. We have known
after visiting all the watering places without receiv-
ing any benefit If any of our readers are suffering
from dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, Torpid Liver In
digestion, Ague and Fever sour Stomach or Loss Of
Appetite, they will nd certain relief by using these
Bitters as directed Delicate females may. rest as
their Diseases and never fail in quckening nature
and restoring the bloom of health to their chseks
Teething infants may also be improved by their
by their strengthening properties. As family
medicine, these Bitters stand unrivalled and must
eventually supersede all others We invite trial
ct once.
For saleb by Purcell. Ladd q Co. and BY all the
prominent Drugg in Virginia. oc II
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PRICE ONECENT.

MAsouIo TsnPLK The Grand Lodge
OF Masons In Virginia. at their ssssien ysstsrdsy.
came forward and subscribed $40 900 towards tuii.
usnS masoaic Temple in shis cisy, thus making
the esecfac1 OF THE eds6es nxed fact We have
90 eonnt inst other Grand and Subordinate Lodges
viii snbecribs literally 70 sbts eutsrprie. &c once
sno tnss tne work ofconstrucsi0n will b come
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HAkpoRs N WAsnM01os TSRHrYoRY.-The straits
Of San Jaan dc Fuca, Admiralty Iplet and Puget
Sound form the most magnificent hsrboss oo the
continent, probably IN the world. From Cape
Pattery, " ths mouth Of the strait 70 Oiympiaa at
the head Of Psgst Sound, 10 about 2io miiss These
tHisnd ssas are not couaoed 10 one great channel,
bot are inssrspsrsed With large and bssutifai
islasds, forming many channels, and having, 10
she sxGxsgsts, shore line Of sixteen hundred
niiss, ating ssesss 10 . Ans agricultural region,
so1pristsg IN area Of some thousand square miles.
Thsse ssSsss are estirsly free from hidden rocks
anl reefs calculated 70 hinder Dsyigstiop, end are
deep enough for the largest ships 70 ride st anchor
On the Psciae sosst, between the Columbia river
snd Cape Yisttsry, are the aus harbors Of Shoal.
water sud Grsy's Hsrbor rssdily aecsssibls 70
voasois and vary nafe.
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HES GAsE3 uhAVE, OEAUII ANU OUh-
aECTNEsS are combined in the PHOTOGRAPHS and
AMBRoTYPEs executed At the large Photograph and
fine Art galleries of MINNlS, 1917 Main street. op-
foste the Postofice, and Sycamore street. Peters.
burg. Va.
Ease and grace in position. beauty in finish. and
correctness in portraiture. "a
Those who wish TO obtain something really fine in
the way OF Likeness, either in AmbIotype or Pho
tograph, plRn in India ink water coors, oil colors
PasIille, of any size to the size OF life, are re-
spectfully soci cd TO visit his Galleries and exam
inc his various styles OF Portrsitures.
Galleries AWAY and free TO viators, whether
eheydesire work executed or not. se0
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~-FRANKLIN PAPER MILL, RIoH-
xoND, VA-Belvidere Manufacturing Company
Nsniila ana Wrapping PAPEK. News and BooS
PAPERS. Of all qualities and sizes, furnished Ut
short notlce.
ha.Cash paid for RAGS. rss
-. GEO WHTrRIELD. President.
OapKN. supt, 90 4-3m
~ BATHS. BATHS, BATHS Hot,
1old and Shower Baths can be had daily at all
hours, ct the American Hair Cutting. Shaving, and
shampooing Saloon, under the American Hotel
Entrance on llth street.
Single Baths Is cents .or tickets for 81 sp 10
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TIE HOLIDAYS are SO close upon us,
that We are continually reminded of their fes-
tivtiss by the display of articles for presents In
the confectionery and fancy stores in all parts Of
this city. Already the juveniles are saiutisg she
approach of Santa Claus by the firing of pop
crackers and torpedoes, while older hands are pre-
pairing for teasts and frolics, by purchases indDs
peusablo tor spjoying Christmas.
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HAyE you SEEN Irg-We mean the NOV
ing mirror of Australia and China. If not, visit
Mechsnics' Hall Tonight, and witness some of the
rarest scenes ever spread on canvass. This psn0-
rama 10 beyond doubt the most attractive one
that we ever saw, and is we'll worthy visit.
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NOTICE.-The undersigned has this
IN day appointed MAURICE DOBRIN as his
agent In the city Of kchme end to buy snd sell REQ
d made Clothing Dry Goods, Boots, shoes &c, for
cash only. LICHTEhSTElH.
Richmond Dec, 7. 1858. l2te
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ACADEMY OF Music 1t is currently
reported that number of gentlemen In this city
have in contemplation the erection OF al Academy
OF Music, similar to those of the Northern cities.
The ANNIvERsARY OF the Leigh street
Sewing Circle will not be celebrated 10 night a.
heretofore announced. because Of the inclemency
Of the weather. The ladies, no doubt, regret the
disappointment to their friends or rather the post
ponement 20 another evening to be hereafter ana
nopncRd.
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cuDDnH DsATa.-i esteroay Q negro
man. named David Brown, slave 20 Mr.. Haxsll.
vas crushed 20 death, while engaged 10 xo.ssfipe
uesr the Richmond and Dansiils Railroad Dspo:.
fne bank OF earth caved In upon bin, and crush.
Cd him terribly, 20 that he died 10 about an hour
sfser being released from the earth upon him.
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