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SEyENrY-FIyE YEARS OF AGE, whose sands of life have
nearly out, discovered. while in the East Indies.
certain cure Tor Consumption, Asthma, Bronchi
sdy was discovered by him when his only child. n
daughter was given up to die. Wishing to do as
much good as possible he will send to such of his
afflicted fellow-beings request it. this recipe.
with full and explicit directions for making it up,
and successfully using it. lie requires each appl'-
can't to enclose him shilliHg-three cents TO be
returGed as postage gu the recips and the remain
der to be applied to the payment of this advertise
ment.
Address DIR. II JAMES, 10 Grand street. Jersey
CITY. Y j, l5-dGWImf
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H@. DYSPEPSIA AND Frs.

DR. TRACY DELUKME,
The great CURER OF CONSUMPTION. was for
several years so badly afflicted by Dyspepsia that
for part of the time he confined to his bed
He was Eventually cured by aprescription furnished
him by young claryoyant girl This prescrip-
ton, given by n mere child. while in state OF
trance has cured everybody who has taken il, new
having failed cnce. 1t is equally sure in cases
of FRS, as of DYSPEPSIA. The ingredients may be
found in any drug store. / will send this valuable
prescription to any person ON the receipt of one
stamp to pay postage. Address DR. TRACY DE-
LORME, GREAT CURER OF CONSUMPTION, New York
Post Office. ap l5-dkwlmif
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THs NEW York METHODIST AsrtsLAvERr REsoLU
rrors.-Thc New York Methodist Conference, a.
stated by telegraph, has adopted series of anti
slavery resolutions. The Conference includes Ne y
York and Connection, and the action 10 therefore
not very surprising. Rev. Drs. Heman Bang and
Nathan Bangs made violent opposition to them
and one of them offered a substitute but the sub
stitute was laid on the table by vote of 81 to 80,
and the resolutions, as reported by the Commit
tss, were adopted without alteration. They COM
NIT the Conference
Fyst-To renewed resistance to slavery. a. an
institution, deeming it CONTRARY to the golden
rule of God, contrary to the rights OF mankind.
and contrary to the principles OF the American
Revelation"
.Ssoond-The education of all church members ND
to the highest standard Of opposition to il, BY
means OF the press aAd the pulpit.
Thdsd-To the promotion Of emancipation, and
Especial" opposition to the schemes Of the Slave
Power.
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MARINE IHrHALluaNLH
Port Of Richmond, april 24-Righ Hater 314 a.
~-~--~-~s-~-.------ ------~-~~~-

PoysoT Richmond april "a -Righ Hater 3l4 o'ets.
ARRIVED,
schr Baltimore. Phillips Baltimore, mdse, W d
Colquitt Co.
sehr Robt Heaiey. Mitchell. Baltimore, mdse, W
d Colquitt 4 Co
Schr Iosephus and Edwin, Cornerly, Philadelphia,
mdse, ID a W Currie.
schi r Conever, Holman, Philadelphia, coal,
p HAYES.
schr John Oliver, Street. Philadelphia, coal. Ech
OILS Co
Sehr J L Harnede. Clarke, Philadelphia, coal, Tai
bott q Brother
Britt schr Sultan. Day, Halifax, via City Point,
Womble Claiborne.
Brig Brandy wine, Cormeck Rio. via Pemambuco,
in Ballast.
SAILED,
Steamer Roanoke, SkinnAr New York mdse and
passengers. Ludlam Watson.
Steamer Belvidere. Keen, Baltimore mdse, Lud.
lam Watson.
schr Crenshaw, Moss, New York. mdse, &W
Currie.
schr Grin Cewl. Smith; New York. wheat and
corn, Shields & Sommervill
Schr Lanson Dean. DrinkwRter, Boston, mdse "
d Coldutt & Co,
schr Q n FOLEY. Nasey, Wilmington, mdse, "
d Colouitt %
schr Chas William auckland, Salem, feed. D CIV
Currie.
----
NEW YoRs, April 23-Arriyed, schrs Strong and
Lyntfiburg from Richmond.
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4 NE InM an We J. II "a vi EplChL JUL
l. LFGE This Infirmary is situated at the corner
OF Marshall and College streets, in elevated and
heaithful position. convenient to the railroa de-
pots hotels and other centres of business 1t is fur
nished with every arrangement requisite for the
successful treatment Ct diseases and injuries and
for the comfort of the sick. All persons requiring
Medical or Surgical aid except the insane and those
iaooring under contagious diseases are admitted
INTO he Institution. Lyingin women are also re-
ce1ved and carefully attended to-
Private rooms furnished when desired.
The patients are under the charge of the Profess
sors OF the College. who visit the wards daily The
charges Tor Board. Medical Attendance Nursing and
Medicine, are for Per week
White Patients. .,.s
SooIeu
In addition to the above rates in cases requiring
SuFgtcGt Operation, by agreement with the pro.
prietors of the Bellevue Hospital, small fee is
charged for the OPP ration, varying from ~ to $50
according to its Importance. The particular fee in
any case may be ascertaned by application to either
OF the Attending Surgeons or the Resident Physi.
clan.
all charges payable on the removal of the patient
Attending SurgeOns-Profs GIBSON PETIC0LAs and
WEXFORD.
Attending Physicians -Profs TUCKER and Con-
WAY.
Resident hysician-JuNIUs NICHE, N. D.
Steward-F. NJ. PARRISH.
President-L. JONES, NJ. D.
Persons in the country, desiring to send patients
TO the Infrmsry, may address either the President
or the Resident Physician. an % FIN
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1IED.

On SATURDAY., flis gath of ApriI ut the residence
her husband, Gu Clay street. Mrs. ANN v. PHILIPS,
Her funeral will take place at Grace street church.
ut II o'clock to day, the 18th. The friends and &C,
quaintanoes o. the family are requested TO attend
without further notice.
Died on SATURDAY., II o'clock, A. NJ. THOMAS
BURW ELL, OF DIR. Peterf1eld and Lucy q. Trent,
aged seven months His funeral will take place
this morning from st. James Church ut IL O'Clock.
NJ The friends and acquaintance of the family are
inv tied to attend.
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We have received circular, signed by Professor
s. MAUPIN, Chairman of the Faculty of the Uni
versity of Virginia, announcing that not case of
fever exists either there in Charlottesville, and
that "students may return to their duties with en-
tire safety" The lectures will be resumed on the
LIST of May and continued until the Goth of July.
as heretofore announced.
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rHLH0nAPHIC MHws.
IMPORTED res THE DAILY DISPATCH
THE LITTLEs MURDER CASE.

ROCHESTER,, N. T., April 25.-The defence In the
Lttles murder case rested ut 10 o'clock this moIn-
Ing, The summing mp ON both sides ana the
Judges charge occupied six hours The Jury ~.
tired at o'clock, and In one hrur after brpugntln
q verdict sguistr IF .h.ntiern The prisoner stout,
VIII te sentenced ut 10 A. M. tomorrow.
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ATTEMPT TO BURN A JAIL.-Jesss Crockett, the
free negro, 10 Stafford Va Jail, under sentence
of death for the murder of WIN. Griffin, at Acauia
Creek, set fire to the Jail on Tuesday last. The
guard discovered the flames in times to extinguish
them before they had progressed far. This is the
second attempt, which the convict has made to
burn the Jail. Crockett has made another COMICS
sioi, which duplicates himself more in the origi-
nation and execution of the horrid deed, and rath-
er excuIpates the alleged white accomplices
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ses~ MES1cAN MusrANd LrN1MENr.-

s9~ MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.-
intrinsic virtue alone could insure the success which
this aaicIe has attainei-for Rheumatism, Salt
RheuuG Burns Bruises. stiff Joints or Galds, sprain
Pole Evil and Swellngs upon Horses, it has no
eGual for Man or Beast. No person will be without
it who has once tested its value And with refer
ence to the general estimation Of the Mustang Lin-
ments can cheerfuy say that no article eyec per
formH so many cures in our neighborhood as this
L. W. SMITH. -kidgeield, Conn" 9. LEITcH. Esq
cred worthless, (his spavin1 but since the
free use of the Mustang Liniment have sold him
for $50. Your Linimenti is doing wonders up here
Such testimony il reaching US every day. The half
is not told Every family should have it. Beware
of limitations the genuine Mustang is sold by all
respectable dealers throughout the world.
BARNES 4 PARK, Propretors.
an l9-d&cwIm New York.
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sEryuRF or A SLAYER.

WILMINGTON. N c., April 24.--The brig john
Hathaway arrived here from Cardenas, Cuba, re-
ports that on Sunday night last the schr. Oortez
was, seized at that port by the British steamer
Forward a. SLAYER. 1t Ia net stated whether ne
groes were found on board or not.
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$50 Month and all Expenses Riid.
An Agent is wanted in every town and county in
the United States TO engage in respectable and
easy business, by which the above profits may be
certainly realized. For full particulars. address H.
MONNETT d Co, corner OF Broom and Mercer
Streets New York city inclosing one postage stamp
to prepay postage an I5-d&wlmif
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0PHCIAx MQTTCHa,

!. !, - To M fxLbow CITIZENS OF HEx-
arco CoUHTf.-At the requsstof many friends. an,
pource myself In candidate FIR the. Office Of CDM.
MISSIONER or THE REyENUE for the Upper
DIJtrscf ut the ppteAehing election aid respect
Iny spficit your suffrsges snoud IL be your plea
surs to elect me, promise to discharge the daties
of theoffce faithfully. Respectfully,
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EoR SALE AT MORRIS

II Bookstore,
A woMAgs THOUGHTS ABOUT WOMEN. an
entirely new work. BY The author Of John
Halifax, Gentleman" "Aga,ha's uus-
band The Osilvies" "0live - c
A WoMAN'S THOUGHTS ABOUT WOMEN, l2mo
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Sometime TO Do, Female Friendship
Self Dependence, Gossip.
Female Professions. Women of the World
Female tlaDaeTafts. Happy and Unhappy
Female servants, Women
Mistress Of Family, Lost Women
Women Growing Old
"They ere thoughts would wish every womaR
would think - London Athenena
avery nHefu book written in that clear straiR hf.
forward undertaking STYLE which il characteristic
Of clsyer woinens writipg.S-[ London Literary
Gazette.
This excellent volume Is characterized by gaod
sense. good taste and feeling and 10 written in
earnest philanthrope. as we'll practical spirit -
I London Post.
"A book of sound counsel-well written true
hearted. and altogether practical Mhoeyer wishes
70 give valuable advice 20 yeuBG lady, may thank
the author OF 'Womans Thoughts for meaps OF do
ing 50 ~ London Examiner. ap 2i~2s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-26

DEATH OF Col. HAmrRANcg--Col John F. Ham
tranck died Mt shepherdstown, Va, on Wednesday
last. He was graduate OF West Point, and saw
much hardship while stationed on the frontier In
the United States service. lilo was appointed by
Gov. Smith to the command of the Virginia regi.
ment during the Mexican war, and acquitted him.
self irreproachably In that position.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-26

ErfscorAI CoNvENr1os.-The next annual meet
ing of this body for the Diocese of Virginia, will
be held Id Winchester in May next, beginning on
Wednesday, the 10th. The Convention is COM
posed of clerical and lay delegates from every part
of the Diocese, usually numbering from one hun.
bred and fiffy to two hundred.
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sEtdoTING AFFAIR AT NEW YORK.

NEW York, April 2l,,-At the Brandeth House
last night, waiter named Benjamin Graham was
shot aud MORALLY wounded, by boarder named
VIM. Eckmann. The affair is said to have been
accidental -
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Petersbarx Library Association.

Fetersbarg Library AssOciation.
Ths Petersburg papers state that the pie of
that city are nohly, AZ usual with them, respond
Ing to the csll Of their Library Association for the
means Of permanent endowment. In two daysthe
COMMITTEES to solicit assistance have raised the
snm Of $s,0oA and they have no doubt that two
Thousand more will DO obtained by one days
Arthss application.
It's hve years since, BY . general subscription,
ax thousand dollars were raised 10 commence this
iHss'tatsen Thissum Was 90 judiciousIy invesied
ana .hs STAIRS u the Society 30 wisely administer
~ ses1 shs hesvy expenses Of the Institution
Rave been borns through, Library worth Al ,sa.t
sssea fhossand dollars collected, and this sum Of
'ssessed ~ permanent fund. Now, Ut a
asx's saort, ten thousand moro will be added 10
this fund.
Hsasfs sa city In the eonsh which does honor
= shs seath In every way-in its cultivated lite.
.ass~, commercial enterprise, public spirit.
1a whoissoaied Virginia hospitality IL 10 the CEN
Ssess' refined, Intelligent and gallant .ccckad.s
= s
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1880 -
MARRIED.

On fae 18th Of March, isss, by tho Rev JAS !.
Brsnfis, WAITER i. BUCK TO- Miss BETTE A.
WJLS0s, both OF Louisa county, Va.
On Tuesday the 18th of April, Mt Tarwood, in the
county OF Hanover, the residsnoe of the bridss e
thar. by the Rev.. Mr. Carsway, Rey IUHM
POINTS os Nrw Rent to Mis- ELIZABETH O..
TYLER, daughter OF DIR. Wat. n Tyler.
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FROST AT THE SOUTH.

AUGUSTA, Ga, April 25--Reports from Western
and Middle Georgia and Mobile say there was q
heavy frost Friday night, and fears are enter
tanned for the crops, particularly the wheat.
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A NEW BOOK BY THE AUTHOR OF
II JOHN HALIFAX" at
A MORRI9sc Rockefeller

DEAR Experience: Tale by Rulin' author Of
Dr. Antonio. Illustrated by John Lseeh OF the Lon
don Punch 81 CO.
A wOMAN'S Thoughts About Women by the
author of John Halifax, Gentleman 100.
ADELE; Tale by Julia Kavanaugh. author Of
Nathalie, Rachel Gray, &c, LES.
BONANZA; The Border Land Of the Christian
aud the Turk cUnrrising Adventures OF Travel IN
Eastern Europe and Western Africa, By james ..
Moves, VI u. 50.
BEATRICE Ceuci; A Historical Novel OF the Six
tenth Century by r. ID. Guerrazzi, translated from
the Italian by Lugi Moati, A. NJ. is. ap n ST
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Amupttaas lr -.
..,t-.--o.-eIL. s.
THEATRE.

THEATRE.
THE CELEHRATsD KELLER TR0rpg
cGs,pflsiss sixty heinbsfs have EseA Engaged Ia
- Monday Easniak; Abiil IA,
Historical DRAINS, in three acts, d VT
A II ELI
Followed by Ballet advertisement by sha ,.,,,.,
pal members Of KELLER's Ballet TROtjDE
After which the Dew aud gorgeous Ballet Of tho
E.Nl1IANTED BOWER; OR. TIRE PaIBr op
TIE ROSEi
Conclude with Keller's great National p,e,ur.. .,
the F"
TEMPLE OF LIBERTY
The States of the Union represented by the Er,,
TROUPE fNA|@hA
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Hos. fAYArrE McMuLlIs.-The Abingdon yir-
ginisn says that Hon. Fayette McMullin, Cover
nor Of Washington Territory, has obtained di.
sorcs from his vile In there and intends
returning to Virginia the coming summer, and
settling n she counties Of Scots or smyshs COM.
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ExTrNduIsHED.--An old suit commenced nearly
twsnty-eight years ago by the UniteA States
against Gen. Harrison, upon an official bond which
he signed for public officer, recently ordered
to he struck from the docket of the United States
Circuit Court at Cincinnati
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-26

i. NJ. NoTrcE.--The annual meeting Of
tbs stockholders Of tins Richmond Library Com
many will be he'd At the Library. on MONDAY. the
"' ~, On ~aso.id q. HALsTON, Librarian.
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FOUND DEAD.-0n Thursday evening last, the
dead body of Mr.. Jacob See, was found by two OF
his own daughters, in a small stream of water, a
mile from his residence on the South Fork in
this county. Mr.. See had been missing for two
days, and search being made was found with a fear.
full cash in the back of his head. 1t seems that
he had been out hunting, and having an axe on
his shoulder, attempted to cross the stream, in
which he was found, rail, which turning
caused him to fall, the axe striking him in the
back of the head and producing frightful wound,
sufficient to cause Instant death.-Hlydy VA
WhLg
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?. \. 0InHs.

- Baths Barns, BATHS --Hot,
Cold and Shower Baths can be had daily ID ali
hours ~ the American Hair Cutting, ehavinr and
nsoAmpooing saioon. under the American Hotel
EntTanee on nth street.
Single Baths D cents. or tickets for 81 spna
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GOVERNMENT LOANS.

WASHINGTON April 25.-The Administration will
ask Congress to authorize loan of $50 600 900 and
to fund the s200o0o 900 Treasury notes already is
suad
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HOG CHOLERA IN SOUTHWESTERN VIRdINIA.-The
Montgomery county, Va, Star, says that the hog
cholera 10 on the increase, and that 600 hogs have
died of 1t in the southwestern portion of that
ty. No remedy has been discovered that will
check the ravages of the disease, which generally
proves fatal in 10 or IL hours.
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, RARE CHANCEl-The undersigned,

A RARE CHANCE THE undersigned,
n being in feeble health and too far adj anced in
life TO engage in active business pursuit desires
to dispose of large number Of valuable aectpcs
she has collected during the last forty years of her
life. Among them she wishes 10 sell the RECIPE for
making her celebrated COUGH ELlXlR- medi
cine so well known, az generally used in this
city that she need only refer to the large number
of certificates in her poe session in praise OF its viz
tues. This Elixir yields an annual profit equal &c
sx cent. interest ON hye thousand dollars. and
bS moderate outlay it could be made to yield
handsome revenue.
The next in importance among these recipes (f not
the first) is one for M0THEh'S BREAST sALyF,
article which is urpassed by anything ever
yet discovered Scores of Ladies in Richmond have
used il and never without the most beneficial Ie-
-ults aud they willing to bear witness 10 the
fact publicly il necessary.
But it is unnecesa to particnlarize further. All
the recipes are good aud an energetic and enter
prising man. with small capital. can, by proper
manaGeme MT, make them source of great profit.
The terms will be made To suit any one wishing 10
buy. as am willing 10 trade for other property or
sell them fol cash.
For further particulars apply 10 me- at my old re-
sidsnce ON Main street, square below the United
states Hotel. ANN Il. DAVIS.
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NY A MOST BEAUTIFUL assortment OF
Ribbons. Flowers, Rucbes, fringes, Dress Trim
mings and Buttons, at the n
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There were 1913 deaths in Philadelphia last week
-N of consumption.
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DEATH PROM JAssAMISE FLowERs.-A child OF Mr..
Jerod four years of age living on Western Branch,
in Norfolk county, was poisoned some days since
by sucking the flower of the yellow jassamiue.-
The little one died in an honr after it complained
of being sick.
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~PLAIN STATEMENTS OF FACrs.-
DE-. HAMPTON. now aged 80 years, speaks. Hear him:
Are ron sickf Beware of imitationsl Ask for
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture TIE many cures
made by this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
counterfeiting
stand the test of public opinion. No art Of putting
can galyanze worthless article, TO keep 1t Or
q good medicine, If It be pot really So
good medicine will live, become popular and ex-
tend its sales year after year. in spite Of opposition
The people readily find ont It's yirtnes and the fame
pidity than newspapers cin Fpread IL. living wit
ness testiiying to the cure medicine has made for
him, is Of more service than any newspaper adyer
Using.
HamptQn's Vegetable Tinctnre and its effects
Mr.. WIN. UIGH No. los So-th Paca street. Balti
Hsease.
Baltimore, most dreadful case Of acrofnla Of years
health.
MISS NARY ScorfrIn Teacher, No. go Baltimore
street-her ease, Alter years OF suffering, has aston
ished her trispas 1t The siiis.sd sail g see hcr
Mr.. VIM Oldham, of Baltimore Custom-n House, suf
fered from these complaints for Is months with body
and mind severely affected. lie WAS cured by Hamp
toms Vegetable Tinctafe after other things failed.
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, &C
Mt Henry G. VIM had scoagh ior years --grea a
HAMPToNs fRGETAsIR fINCTuRE.
4rDelcate Ladies and Children win please give
Sold BY PURCELL, LApD 4 Co, Richmond; b,
Ps;ersbnns 81 MORTIMER Me Wi ps, Z
more and By Druggists and shopkeepers everywherN
&Srsl per bottle SIX bottles for IS. -dxc
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THE NEW STOkE-
No. 40 MAIN STREET
Nearly opposite the st. Charles Hotel.

Just opened, u splendid assortment of new sprine
MANTIhLAS. BUSTERS and BASQUEs very low
to which the attention of the ladies is requested
ALcU-TRlMMINGS and MILLINERY GOODS
in great variety. French worked EMBROTDERIES,
exceedingly low. large lot of every style OF
HtOP SKIRTS. each one warranted. Ladies'
Misses aud Infants plain open-worked and Lis!e
HOSE. Bonnet RIBBONS, RUCHES and FLOW
EhS, and general assortment of HABEDkSHEKY
and FANCY GOODS. Call at the store. No ~
Nam street. GEORGE JACOBS.
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LOST.
T OsT. THRER CERTIFICATES Of

I OST, I III X Il CEkTIFICATES OF
IL the stock of the New York and Richmond Coal
Company Nos. a. Sands, each of which was issued
to Robert NJ Bowden, bears date on the 18th day OF
July, 1856, and Is fer 50 shares OF stock. The $50
shares of stock for which these certificates were is
sued have been transferred TO me. and notice OF
transfer filed In the office of said Company. This
advertisement il made for the purpose of obtaining
new certificates. Any one who may have the certif-
Gates in possession will confer favor by returning
them to me.
ia il--1awtB JOS. JACKSON, JR.
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wHsRs SHALL WE GET oua LIKE

srss rAxxsi-At GIBBS. of course, where every one
that wants decent picture, and not carricature
always 20. Besides, We have never been .leceiy
ed by him with humbag advertisements A thea
are sentiments daily expressed and carried out IN
Of persons We take pleasure in saying that Il,
executing PHOTOGRAPHS, ola superior Character.
both plain and coiored which, for beauty Of nish and
passed by none Pictures Of ali kinds accsrateiy co
psss and warranted 10 please. at moderate prcss--
AMbkuTfPEs az one dollar aud upwards af g IBRS'
sth and 10th. -
des Pr aInRs.
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MECHANICS WAsrED.-The Rome (Ga.) Courier
says that there 10 at this time great demand for
mechanics In that city. large number Of build.
ings, which were destroyed by the late connsgrA.
ton, are being rebuilt
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Mr.. r. H. JAcKsoN fs''f D.s n.''' sas@I

GU0ARS, &C. 100 bills crushed. granaia-
~ ted and Patent Cut Loaf sugar iahhda N. q sa.
gar, $50 bbs Al b and Coflee Sugar 50 bhls N. q
MolAssss. Is hbls Golden syrup, mg sale ky
ApN WIN WALLACE R0Ne,
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AuUrcy IN NORFOLK.

: wM. \. NJ3xHk, Ese-. IL IA Agent sor the psns
DmfAes4 N n0bM. % ctrcwlatisn Of the paper
Mefe AAviuxsAreassa - ~ sxaeas demanding per.
800 $3.50 1, - lMs,hutlcn. he collection Of
3uaa 10