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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-27
VOU MUST READ 1T,
JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.
THE CRITICS BAY
1T is HIS LAST AND BEST.
LORD MON TAGU'S PAGES
a r. JAMES.

=
H. r. TucVERHAx, ESQ. says:
What IN the jnexhsusble vein OF James preserved
spd what effective in his style !, repudsed Ia Lord
Montags PAGE Written BY unknown to fame would
niesns Chds Peterson have Issued foyete the
bestowed by its prolific author this
pleasing Of quite remarkable for the
correct unus historical des for artistic Of
tnpg thai eze the numerous read.
ers win heartily old friend oI thus coming brave.
giving them something TO begue and cheer
enven tho sngd hours Of the Summer sosce'
WI You've EDITOR OF THE N. Y. ALBION says:
The Lord hontasu, whoe Is the hero Of this capital
and intimate friend OF the famous Duke Of
length and the latter not introduced ALL Edward angdse
page Master Ned be Is generally termed his
distinction 10 service that is mostly rendered epi
He 10 Dtrused with dspsiches to Rochelle At the
and chance throws him into frequent intercourse with the great
Cardinal Of himself and into Unconscious aiding Of his
sshsmeA Without deviatg 10 fact from bis duty to has
ter his oounJ his religion, he becomes Proese OF Richie
smess mi der view ot Rcheieus char and
author thinks that be scarcely did him justice in
h earlier novels which bore the Cardinals name and
without fasJng the truth makes aueDde by no
unacceptable. The porraure, though IN ngheT
coos yoIe Is sketched with masters hand as are hso
outlines Of reh OF the tune uc as
and Guiton defender Of Roche e The love
poen pretty and full Of pectet turns; the winfup 10
very graceful fbe the most French and
Hr James, familiarity with that lsnd- On the whole,
we advise readers 20 make bic Acquaintance forthwith IL
published IN unusually neat FORM BY Mess Chds Peter
OF Philadelphia" -
vel i2mO superbiy printed with fine Steel Portrait of Mr..
PubH.l.a BY CHILDs PETERSON, Phl.delphi.
SHELDON BLAKEMANk Co,
No. lis Nassaust- New York.
nA,t srrpc NxVtfyp
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Published This Day:
TNHE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF MAJOR

i ROGER SHERMAN POTTER. Together with an accu-
exceedpgy Interesting Account OF his Great Achieve
Pohcs DIPLOMACY ana War all Of which recorded
Of sheer for the martial spirit Of this truly and
ambitious nation. BY PULP VAN TRVsEDALE With Twelve
Eprayirgs by HvBYR. l2mo, cloth. 81 IS.
az "A written a humorous sarcastic vein and
ss dIo sad whimsical those of the
famous Gil Bias Herald.
IN il hitter with saica inclet tt-iul Of pungent
p,ominen. politicians and other poed who
mayed bid and unspape hand while the adventures Of
the humorous and lively Buy the book and read it,
the small outlay viii be amply repaid BY Perusal' -
tJnited States Directory.
The book written ia siye which might be called cro,s
between Don Quixo'e and Rodeck MAJOR Potters
oddities and nshsps will remind the reader frequently OF the
hero Of Ceryaute.D Day Book.
Copes by mall Ttpsie, 10 S3cIe remittance Of
STANFORD 4 DELsSER publishers
No sos Broadway New-York.
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fost amo fcuno.
Boar0 an0 Rooms.

WANTED-By Lady and Daughter, in pri-
w vse hnSy two BEDROOMS aud PARLoR Oh he se-
ord noor pnfur hsd, with BOARD. Locsticn est~>a fah
arc oh ss snd "a and 6h References exchanged Ad-
rinst b. moeerats.
Oh BLEECkER-ST.-To LET, q neatly fur.
81 nshed ROOM, with without Brraifst In H.uss g.
eupitd BY private family, and pshted with "a
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WANTED-A Governess, Stewardess, four
w G to travel with private families 70 E1sope Aai CLc
MA Cerk for sbppiLs Office Asi two Co1da:sou Apply
LOUIS KAUFMAN, No 755 Broadway
WANTED-A good COOK, to so to the eoun-
try sssis: Washing and Ironing None
who undetand D. their aD bpf good city
references need sppy Il No. Carroll psee Blocker fos
three dsyl
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1)iduo-fortee and fflneie.

A MAGNIFICENT 7-octave rosewood PIANO
IA FORTE new and Of excellent tone will be sOLD st
very sest bagain csh second hand Piano forte wn 20
taken IN schsrse Apply A. WEBER No. l55 West Broad
way, near Canal ct.
EIRST-PRIZE PIANOS and MELODEONS
Il fot SALE or RENT At VERY LOW RATgs-As.ney q
jacob Chcb ernss Boston Pianos D. d. H. W. snae e.ae-
brsted NelodecDs and improved New York Pianos.
A. NJ KANOUSE. No. As Bfosivsy.
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q 4 IN PRIME ANTHRACITE ri n
V4 SlOs COAL. AT o. % PEI TUN, ~ 4 ~
Marbinerp.

CIw0ERs IMPROVED SEWING MACHINE
Mn ALL MANUFACTURING PURPOSEA-fe sses!.
-. tse immepss superiohty Of SINGERS hAChELS
oay DsssssU 70 inquire Of any msnufaSsussf O. ~ -
y ssSpksd gssia II sives full af<mssa q -
u eIN0Et Co.. No ~ Drossvsx "s"i"~' "
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EOR RENT LOW-Threc OFFICES on seeond
i foor of No rs Broadway. Comuooas icna
No l1S Broadway and No Coz ..nds. Appy - BYN.
NER Co, NJ Broadway; AFTER Aug l. NJ 75 brosswsy.
OFFICES 70 LET n the Bible House, Astosl
" sA~-ineurs In the fr.uuross onse ssssnes <AssS
CTORE 10 LET In the Tribune Buildings No. J
~ spruoest. Inquire in the Tribune oEo>
ITO LET.-Haying more room than require, I
Il si.h to let, TO srsll American family PART ef
HOUeE IN bsrhse, With eli the modern inpovsnsais- Az
dress p r. L, Nc. s5s Washinstol-s;.
ITO LET.-A Gentleman viii LET his irst. class
turfutishedl HOUSE 10 desirable pdvste family thse
would wi to board himself and wife The hoess psss-
ssy located near Maisona, In complete order jass savirs
ken r,p,sd throusbout Reference and reeoeA Az
or, 50 MERCHANT Box No $50 Thbane 0ace.
ITO LET-The tbree-story, high.stoop BRICK
i HOUSE, No lfS Est s'h,s. ee;wsen "a IN. ,g..,
With ell improvements snd IN perfect crisr kapt w
from Angus, to May. Appy at No. ii, mex, house
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CURF HOTEL, FIRE ISLAND BEACH, n now
- rse.iviDs quite extensive Billiard md so.nss sssc ts
all hshtd vi Ths Fshng end Yschens grounds 70 tns
South Boy supposed Tor restoring health 20 TIE n'
vsA especially those afflicted with vef md ssus sn1 bay sf
the escn unequaled m United Stea Comn1nc1fson
tvies daily By Long sDa Rshosd 70 snd :ss@
er hsn 4snsa4sk DAVID D T. sAASiA
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4musements.
7 o Y f SIS w o o
MAMMOTH MUSICAL FESTIVAL


THE SECOND, THIRD AND FOURTH OF AUGUST.
IL oler 70 iec any upderandif the Marsgeent eees
10 inform public thai shoueh the large ate odSce a. the late
MUSICAL FESTIVAL hs sueetyed he iies TIA. similar
clsss ef SUMNER ENTERTAINMENT sJa1sed with gee.sr
variety OF genera smusemen. would ee lafy
tbe 4 bss conDecion vhsever with the MASA9E-
MENT Of The late FESTIVAL. Thst desires 20 De Thoroughly
and conpley uneertood 1t hs in Gsksd for he
voluntary srd uDpse service OF member Of ihe se
ORCHESTRA which IL bss gagged having aesty Agreed %
psy the services the MONSTER ORCHESTRA which IL has
deal tnAn the whole OF he exPenice In
the money cleared BY tie late FESTIVAL This
aessy without counting the other eoo nous
attaching FIRE " OhKS. PRIZES offered 20 he SANG
VEREINs BALLOON ASCENslUNs and nanereas o.her
en,ert provided fof the occasion.
.S fact Alone prove iha. the peser enterprise not ole
which appeals chriisbe seraty and s smA ee OF Sd
mission support. II H. the contrary ieg imse StemP
upon large scale 20 1--WE the NEWYORk PUBLIC the
lowest possible rate Of ADMISSION, al ES5EMBLE Of
AMUSEMENT unprecedented In this country. The Manage
has undertaken with tbs u hope ths. The large p.fon
which Alone render nupesve for their enormous
viii be cheeriuEy afforded them Should this tA Of
Of those which have now BE- ONE 90 popu
In LONDON PARIS and AL the ohe great cities Of EuHOPE
in the SUMNER SEASON. prove successful tne MANAGE
MEET bess 20 stAe that Is its intention for the year to
establish permanent class OF seDspt o. nglA chnsct
durir q the Summer, for the NEW-YORK PUBLIC.
the Musical Entertain n the Management BE-
that needs do than refer 70 the OF The
Conductors has engaged The aessrs EDGE VIII vouch
for the character Of the FIREWORKS and the Pro-
smne OF the h days en:ertanment' which viii be nsoed
THURSDAY mex. viii establish the fact most conclusvely
thai details be well worthy Of patronage the Pce
cfAt mission Is unprecedenedly reasonable.
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Gummer Retreats.

COUNTRY BOARD can be had at Claversck
~ Columbia Co.. N Y, three miles from Hudson CITY Ba.
ines and pleasantly ocsfed commanding OF the
views the world Terms % per week address
r c. FLACk.
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w LACK's THEA R.
w FOURTH WEEK
eftbe
YouBs and poplar Delines.ors q -
IRISH AND AMERICAN COMEDY,
MI and Mrs. w. J. FLORENCE,
whess rmances during the past three weeh lave been re-
UNQUALIFIED PRAISES
Of the
PRESS AND 9HE PUBLIC.
Tie versatile and talented Mrs. FLORENCE 10 her Protesn
SONG AND DANCE
TONIGHT viii be enacted the comic drama By Blackstone,
called -
ITHE IRISH LION.
Tin Moore, the hon. W. j. florence
To be followed BY the successful P'otesn piece BY T.
WORKING THE ORACLE.
Polly Sfafall niliner. r..:::.....M,. w. j. Fiorence
Dolly SlocuI, Yorkshire Gal, with sO'e' |" Johnny
wu Shoe sk.r' ..........; Ms w. ). florence
B. This has been copyrighted, and written ex.
pyessly for Mrs y. BY her husband.
ME- MouItsroviery, an ancient scandal mon.
Mia W. j. Florence
Hop. Fex Funken, with laughing song. Mrs w Florence
Fred FiEzey, MI WI nofense
Ben bAIline, sailor Nj w y roreuce
Hans spuYten, Dnfcbmsn Mr W. J. Florence
Terence O0rsdy an Irishmsn MI W. J. FiS tenos
To conclude with adaptation of the Good for Nothing
called NAN:
Or, NY Two FATHERS.
Nan, the Good for Nothing. w; j. Forenos
(ss played BY her with immense suscesal
Tim Drbbes gardener. M Florence
Doors open Al y ts commence ats
O-MORROW-Twepty- secona naht Of the
FtORENCES.
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Invention the grt Atsst ever known for saving he
property sinking vessels a. Address NJ Box NJ
l20 tribune Office.
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OFFICE or the GOVERNORS TIRE ALNsHoUsE,(
NEw.YoRX, July q, la59. !
ROPOSALS-FLAGGING. Proposals
will b. received BY the Governors Amshouse at their
Office Park us IL o'clock Of the 5th dsy Of Angus
r furnishing FLAGGlNG Of the best quality or the cells
OF the wing OF the Pcni eniay Bsckwels lsand
The sp cifaon for the above BE- their Office aud
blank form of proposals. with further information, will be fur
nished
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%roeeries, propisioas, &r.

TEAS.-Gresn and Black Teas, of every descrip-
j. tion and quality, for sale BY -
Nos 67 And 50 Front 81.
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COFFEE.-Javai in pockets and bags, and Mocha
-''' ''' S''''' Townsend, cLINcH K DIXIE.
Nos. 81 and 69 Front Il
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~ sood address wishes 10 obtain situation GENERAL
CLERK or AGENT in respectable business mandatory
or as ASSISTANT SURVEYOR. Writes well; quick at hs-
mes and has been several wears West Point Sssy mode
rate ard reference of hrs. respeet.by Address M Tib
Office.
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SPICES.-An kinds of Spices, in their package ol
TOWNSEND CLINCH DIXIE
Nos 67 and 90 Front st.
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no you wish TO engage competent Teachers or
~ Govsrnssses Do you wish to obtain Schools for your
children Do you obtain profitable engaement. Do
wish obtain Pupils Apply then, At the AMERICAN
SCHOOL INSTITUTE, AppetoIs Buildins No Sis Broad
RefeIepoe,: DR. Lowell Mason, the Rev. D. Van Nor
man. Faculty Amherst College Mass. Wanted Several fine
IT, aohers oil Music and two French and German Teachers
SMITH WOODMAN Co.
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I ORD's PATENT COUPLlNG.-rhis valuable
Coupling has ssc,ed the attention Of carriage eodeIs
and rub generally occupies ouy three feet in the inside
circle in turning aud your carriage csnoot up.et The wheels
that o~ nsed
which o ladies' Invaluable The right this ciry Sste
Call and the model 81 No iSI Broad
T. q. CHANT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-11

IRON, TIN PLATE, STEEL. &c.
i 250 tens Common English, English Refined and
Swedes Iron, comprising ell ordinary sizes, round
nat and square,
kngiish, American and Russia She
Hoop, Band, scroll aAd Box Iron
hound aud square Rods
StiIes Axe aud Horse Shoe Iron
English and American Bistered Steel
Norway Nail Rods
Burdens Pressed Horse Shoes
Tin Plates, of every description
Terne or Loaded Tin Plate, tor roofing best Char.
coal brands
sheet Zinc, Lead. Block and Bar Tin
bpelter and Speiter Solder. For sale by
SkINk Elk Il co,
No No "a, ,a4
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TIE SALARIHs OF MUSICAL AsrisTS.--The French
papers give some curious STATISTICS Ia regard 10 the
salaries paid to great uuusical artistic. We learn
that Maiiorsn received iD London, for every per-
formAacs o. Dfdry Lane, $3.50 Labiancne, tor
sukiag swce, received s, 80 aud for siGgle lesson
to Queen Victoria, 500. Ala soires ia London,
GIlsi received Sl2Jo. PagauIni charged $40 les
sion. Hummet left fortune Of s. 000, aud twenty
ak DIAMOND rings, thirty four SNUFF boxes and Que
hundred aud fourteen watches, which had been
presented 20 him ut various times.
La modern days musicians are quite as extrava-
sanriy paid: Aiuoui aud Mario get 800 every
night they siut; rsmberlik every time he sings u
certain high note demands $500. Madame GAIA
nigA paid $500 night recently in philadcls nla
Hers aud rhaiDerg each made about $4,000 III this
County. Lagrange, st Rio Jsnaro. is Eow receiv
ing sprinceiy salary; aud Picoiomiui costs her
manager over 50, 900 month.
Al the tall al Opera in Paris f,r the present sea
son. NJ Cas- ADJ, tge manager, pays as follow To
On erin ,fIr vs.ts rspress ltatioi 5000; A {.
bout $llu Tor ssveu representations; HarIu, sl5,-
600 for season OF five months; Grls $4,000 Tor two
months; Madame Pence, sl4o00 for the season; The
Gr.AlanI Brvthere, 4oo, ,rsi, baritone 1890;
Gaivaai, $3t0O; Nantier. Didiee, $1,000; Zscchiui,
$3oDO; Mdhs. de Ruda, $1,000. The chorus and or.
chestrs cost for toe season 81 900.
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NOTICE. - The subscriber hayino !,

~ large number of accounts due and unsettled
which should have been settled prior 10 January
1885, would respectfully notify all snch, that all &C
counts due him previous TO 1858, and not paid or
bruary 1852 will be put in the hands Of the law for
collection.
Alwass on hand, large assortment Of Clothing
and Gentlemeu's furnishing Goods low for cash. or
to punctual customers e SPENCE
Clothier and Merchant Tailor.
no n Corner of Main and 18th ats
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TIMBERED LAND FOR sALE-W.

ore authorised 70 Offer for sale privately. t,ae,
q I'm tk1ED LAND. located In the comfy I
Chester deld. on the Richmond and Dsnyilis Kali.
road. nine mles from tbs city Of Richmond. and ~
O > mile. from james river The tract consists u
come $40 Acres OF osig inal growth OF oak pine xc
ltt B ilsvsd that the stare and piue timber alone
would kAy thu pr CO asked Tor the land. The tract
q, Aas hsneock and 9th re- Il is part of the EeI.
bourne farm. owned BY Mrs Nurchis. A plat of ihe
Land may be seen Ut the Office Of Mesers bUfiHT
, 19l 9nD, Manchester, or any other information
ufntsneo. noE-lms
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FATAL ExPL0sioS.-The boiler in the tannery o
J. b. Lords, at Salem, Mass, exploded on thes 9th
inst, killing Henry Miller, the engineer, and
completely demOshing the building The noise
made by the explosion was terrific, and great
CONSERVATION prevailed among the residents in
the vicinity.
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s., sECOND SUPPLY FOB La

Sezs SECOND SUPPLY FOX La.
s~ DIES-Received, and opened this morn
INK fne assortmen: of Ladies Shoes and daiteTs,
embracing
Thick and thin soed Caters. with and without
heels
fhics aud thin soled Morocco Boots, with and with
on, heels
Thick soied cid Boots with heels
Double soed Patent Gather foxed heel Congress
Caters
Thick and thin soled Congress Caters, with and
without heels
Efd and Morocco Slippers with and without heels
JVetsnoes, with and without heels
Morocco CouSr ess heeied CATERS
White Kid sIppers, with heels
White KId slippers without heels
Together with almost every other style usually call.
I'd for.
Ladies are respectfully invited TO call ct No. 90
Main street, two doors above Messrs. Z. r. Price a
Co. and supply themselves.
no IL JOHN PAGE. Ia.
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{. STocx.-The Erie Observer tells a story of a re-
sident "a the lius Of the Sudbury and Erie Rail-
road, who signed of the right Of way for 500,
payable in stock. Last week Mr. Jones called for
his psya aud said he would take ~ yoke OF steeis
and h0rsef'
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EO0D ADVICE FOR MARRIED FOLKS
VI AID TRQSE MuA WANT 10 BE

" AND THOSE WHO WANT TO BE
If you want to see fun In the MARI led state,
You must get for your wife for u start,
What she wants TO keep house with please don't
you wait.
If you do she will think il right hard.
Of course you must go aud buy you such stuff:
Such as China and Glassware and CfocL,
Some hnirss and some Spoons, you cannot let
off,
And Tea Trays and oil of such stock.
To get your supply of all what you need
At price far much cheaper than cheap
Call in at eCHAAP'S Store, corner Broad and
Third streets,
Where all of such things they do keep.
Don't forget to call at SCHAAP q Co.'S,
ec3G Corner Broad and Third streets
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zsysaaxo NOTICE -

Persons going TO Richmond via this line, will reach
Petersburg in time for the mail train OF tho Rich.
mond ard Petersburg Road, which leaves Peters
burg at 5i3pM
PerssEs going West By the southside Ioad will
have TO remain all nighl in petersburg and take the
mail train which leaves at S 80 NJ, tie next morn
ing
Persons coming to Norfolk from Richmond will
arrive in Pet, rsbarx by the mail train of the Rich
mond and Petersburg Read in time TO breakfast in
Petersburg and then to take the cars for Norfolk
leaving at A NJ.
Person coming from the Southwest by the h nth
side Road. ill arrive in Petersburg st 81 NJ in
time to get break fast before Of Norfolk
cars att.
Persons wishing Ia go on North from Norfolk. may
90 so by either the Bay Line steamers, the steam
former daily. Sundays excepted, at 40 ID. and
the latter semi weekly. Wednesdays and Saturday
No train wI.l be rnn ON Sunday
Fare from Norfolk to Petersburg, straight
-
Do Return ticket, good for days.. 5 20
This traia will stop only at Regular stations 10
fake IN and put OF passengers.
WILLIAM MALONE.
Engineer and Observation-Disclosures n ID N u
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ITO LEAEE.-The vacant prousds. h

ITO LEASK.-The vacant grouads, be-
= LONGING 70 me-. on the North margin Of the
Qooks viii Be leased FIR thre or 1--we years Tho
tot-or part Of which Mr.. Whites stables are tenn.
yosary located ibis lease expires with this year) q
Ar9e end wetl suited for Iumbe coal or wood
Xad. ahd - also y the lot on the opposite side of
leth strest. FOR terms, apply to Mr. lessee y. Kee
80 st his ocs. on ksst side Of 18th street between
Main and Cary street
10 1-dtm BACON TAFT
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A VIRGINIA REMEDY. Mrs. DAVIS
GACOUGH ELIXIR, one of the best known RENE
dies FOR Cou zns and Colds has been i'll in Rich
mond AMI its vicinity for tine past teen or twenty
years. ana has always proved e1hcacious IN Coughs
and Colds. The following certificate was y0luntsrI-
Is given by Rev. Mr.. Wiles in 1854.
BOWL Nc 0RESN, CAROLINE, March p, 1854:
Mn C. q. Waller Dear sir: take pleasure in
informing ,on that Mira DAVIS Cots9h Eiirir,'
pu, chased Of you, has acted like q caarm upon my
lutte daughter. when sac tad the Whooping Cough
very bad | have used i. also in cases OF Colds, at
tended With coughing, end III ev ry case the
same happy results have beep produced. regard
this preparation an excellent medicine and in IL
judgment 40 family ought 10 DO wlthoutit.
=. HILES,
Pastor of The Il. Z. Church, South, on Caroline Cir
Cult, Va Cont.
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS Fisher 4 Winston,
Miispaugh & shnston, j. W. GaIlick, i. J. Picot,
A. Boieker Gud Chas ID. Yale. Richmond &C Is
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/ EONARUe INSTANT RELIEF

i EONARD'9 INSTANT RELIEF.
~ GENERAL NOTICE -Haying made arrange
nsnts Win Msssrs PUROELL. LADD 1 Co.
(Wbob sAis Agents for tbs scMth } In having con-
efAnt supply d my COUGH YR UP Als Aya on hand.
- - eal as stt nti0s Of the public 70 hs same
~ VIRTUES are TOO veil known 10 uss any comment;
- r tecee who have not uwd e. give Il trial u
- ~ he0s - orm1sly. 81 all fpEglsts In Rlch-
eN-w TAOS. IkokiRD..
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AM DOZEN STEEL EXTENSION
wv SkEkT3-We have now Ia store and for
aAls At MANUFACTURERS PaIols-
6FEE. SPRING EXpN SKIRTS, I'd quality.
with 8, 7,8 ana 10 springs, white and Geld
WAOn KING STEEL SKIRTS, 9. 10, II. Is
DOUBLE EXTENSION SKIRTS, 10 and II
springs
~HE GOLD MEDAL u SPRING SKIRTS. the
the most elsg ant thing out
Nh NAthsnsSkIRTSa are acknUwledgea to be the
most DURABLE and the CHEAPEST ckirss now manufnc.
tured. We invite the Trade to give as cal
THOMAS, HUGHES 4 CALDWELL,
no 10 sole Agents,
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WOOD, WOOD. WOOD.-We have on
W hand choice lot Of o Ak and PINE WOOD,
which We will cell low, for cash.
Aiso-LUM3ER. of all sizes, on hand and fur-
nished at short notice.
Enquire south side Dock, near 8 P Hawes coal
yard, TO RID PHILLIPS
no li-imS
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s@@E BRAZILIAN PEBBLE
~ RGLAssE3-A JAFNKE fp,,.
CAV. 751s Main street Il have epened a new lnf !,
foo concave ard convex ground Brazilian psbh.a
Glasses In Gold and Steel frames, WV"
/ guarantee to suit. with these superior Giss~..
any person TO whose vision OPTICAL aid can be an.
Piled.
The public are requested to eall ard examine
Brazilian Pebble and other Gssaes fiIasi In ola
frames. " JAHNKE
NOS 75k Main street
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T AND AGENCY.-Hayine been q,

I AND Acknowledging been EN-
- ployed 70 Sell several large tracts Of land in
Nichotas county, invite proposals from capi aists
and particularly from persons who may wish to set
sold. " wv
! nave Just returned from visit to Nicholas. and
can safely assrt, that tot fertility OF SOIL and a.
tuorty ofclimate 1t ID not passed by any portion
q t1e ttats. fhe lana Ii situated IN the mountains.
~ Ar the richest OF which consists of table land
covered With sugar maple, ash, Salnut, Oak and
nickory. lt b admirably aaanted fer = grazing
eountry Thousands Of acres Of the iaLS have becp
(wiIhins few years. opened and are now making
angle returns 70 the oSners. The lands will be
gurv yedand laid oa into small. farms thereby giving
= pufchasers with moderate means an Opportunity
q Investing. will give all dcl Information on
tAesuhyeot snd Will shew the land 70 those wishing
- purchase. Address
RoHAaD HILL. Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-11

NOTICE -1he undersigned. in with
" drawing frou the concern OF blNE0RD. DICK.
thanks to his many friends and the patrons of the
late concern, who have so ge er 1usiy bestowed
their fsxors on him. He hes leave also to announce
that he has made sn arrangement by which he VIII
BE enabled Dpon the ist of January next TO of II
70 his old friends aEd the public generally increased
facilities and q larger and better assortment OF
GOODS than can lie found in any kou.e Sonth, in
that line Of business and s0licts for the ntw c0u
Germ trial, isted that be can offer iAduoene nts
which cannot fail t. please
Full particulars here after: -
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