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The weekly Butte record., 1858-12-04
COTTON & McDERMOTT

Formerly Randall d McDermott,l
NE Af STILL BE FOUND At THEIR BRICK
-Nh building, Montgomery street. where they have
cne OF the largest and beet assortments OF
Drugs ard Medicines,
Perfumeries Paints Oils.
Camphenr. c. &c.
ore iound north of San Francisco which they can and
VIII sell lower than any ether house in the town They
are constantly receiving goods from below and warrant
every article they sell to be pure and genuine Traders
rom The country respectfully invited to give US
caii We are agents for the following articles:
BuIis sands' and Townsend's SarsapariIIa,
Euysotts Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla,
Jayne's Medicines.
Perry Davis Pan-Kiler
"isiars Balsam OF Wild Cherry
AVER Cherry PectoraI-
0sgood's India CholagOeue,
Burnett. Cor Liver Oil,
do kaleston
We are enabled to state that after repcated trial..
burnets hneston has been pronounced the safes, and
most certain remedy for the of the Rims Toxico
dendron or Poison Oak of this country II mai onIy
removes the effect produced by the poison bu, nJ.o
scis as preventive when applied ia season
,a.< W. IL. kALB x CO.
Ieneral Agents Tor California.
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SPICES, ETC

Alspce whole rr grou d English.
Carrie Powder Indis, Nace a,d Nuimegs
CAYENNE Pepper, Olive Oil. by bot,
Cloves, whole ground. Lemon Raspberry Syrup
Cinnamon & 6 niger, Worcestershire and other
nlk 4 Chile Pepper, English Snuaes,
Cream Tartar Super Carb da in bIk or
Ci ccolate Il prprd Cocoa. bottles.
Irish IIaIs in Il. & lb Sagr. Thyme Najoram,
papers, Preston Merrll's gendins
N1istar,I. Cl. Errnch and Yeast Powders
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Fresh Oregon Oysters |!

"AMMERNICH q CO.. OF THE UNl-
Il Ted States Restaurant. will serve fresh Oregon
Oysters in every style ~ and night. oct -
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New Goods.

NERS. SELvER HAS JUST RECEIVED
fA fresh assortment Of fall goods consisting of Bon
nets Hats. Dusseils Capes and general assortment of
Millinery and Fancy articles. Also the Princess Roval
Bridal Skirts: article all of which will be sold at
extremely low prices. Cali and b- convinced
u Montgomery street. next to the Ohio Stable.
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ORO TELEGRAPH LINE,

ORO TELEGRAPH i.INF,
ORovILLr. August l6 1858
On and after this date the of tariff for dispatches
over this line have b en- reduced
AIS r. G. STOCKTON Sec,v
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Messenger, La Porte:
Heraii, Crescent City;
Democrat Mariposa;
Sentinel, Santa Cruz;
Chronicle, Yreka,
FL Clamor PablicoT Los
Angeles;
Herall. Benicia:
Courier, Columbia;
Sentinel. Jackson. o T.;
Standard, Portland, o. T.:
Argus, Oregon City, %. IT;
Messenger. Corvallis o. T.:
Times, Portland. .. T.
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a. j. BLsrcxEg, Auotisneer.
CUPREME-COURT SALE Of TWENTY
- FltTu-ST PROPERTY.--A J. BLEECKER, son /
Co viii sell At stion THURSDAY Nov H. a II ocs~s.
OF thr Merchants Exchange .5ns The desirable 'urssy
Eps-hBss-uert Birch HOUSE aud LOT situated on the ss
aide 25ths 100 feet Of 7thv House In perfect ord
the modern improvements Lot lsxs.S Iss
third, IAN remain By order s. MERRlhEW, Refsrs
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OFFICE Ia CROSSE AND MiLwAvkkE R.,tT 20 Co.

OFFICE IA CROSSE AND MlLwAVAkE KslLEoAUN 80
kEw-YoRK. Sept. 10. 1881 }
NOTICE IL hereby given to the holders Oh tne
II FIRST MORTGAGES Land GRANT BONDS Of ire
Ia CROSSE AND MILWA K K Co, that The under.
rsned are authorized fund August Psssdue OF
ma par By giving In exchange therefor me anxn
FUND Bonds COMPANY seventy cents 10 me dons
rtieh Bonds secured by Third Mortgage on ID, ENTIRE
nDe (p u-sl Of road and upon a it, dePosits lands ran
anis rolling stock and si other real snd pets"A prop
ssiy belonging &c said Company; ,,,rsr
x xIshsS SS SSxSs |co~rsis..~
A. &. GUSSlSON
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ALsEsr ID NleoLAr. Aactionerr.
DEREMPrOkY SALE of the JERSEY CIry


DEREMPTOkY SALE Of the JERSEY CIT
L GLAsSwORKs AZ AUCrloN.-ALBERT H. NICOLA
will sell, without reserve, MONDAY, Nov at 10 eclk
At the Merchants EaehsDgr, n " the well kao~n psop.s
the JERSEY CITY GLAssw0RKS, erected 10 ISIS. saa .
aIg-d III lsio, comprising story brick biildiax
addition built % stone fOr Mixing The Gasshouss =
per surface Of Ia full lots Of ground fronting 20
Washin gtonst, aid running back Essex and BsN
Us feet esch; IS al: lots Of ground soch Of hs Mo-
Cara connected with the Ossshouse The Cutting dc
Of anip- Dimensions aud ia worked BY steam engine ~
Store and Packing spurious and the worn ccuss
all the accommodations Necessary for Glass Factory u
largest class The promises derive their orgina title ou u
Associates Of the Jersey Company. The situation ls
the ferry. The lots Nos Bergeus and So Ess-Kv ~
subject snnua ground rent Of BIO each lot The
are ps yabl. previous 10Th December 1885, and the
or the whole property shout 100. The water u
poperty |. lot above 95 annuu The Sew Jcsy o.
t.al Rsruad Company have pctioned Tie SrwJerry Ln
tire Tor an Ct their ROAD to Jersey City snt
uzht thar in such this property would be wanisl
for tia Coinpsnys depot grounds The attention Of ptsl
directed this sale the property constantly nreasIs \
vsne and for ivrsrent must pay large profits Terms Aessl
and sruab For msps and handbns
tAinias fun lnforu-ston spply at the ohi,~ OF
ALBERT Ii. NICoLAY Au-ionees,
No. Rrusdr, n T.
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A. J. BLEEcKEk, Anctioneer.
HATH-ST. HOUSES.-A. j. BLEECKER
~ SON Co will sell on WEDNESDAY, Nov 10 -
O'Clock uthe Merchants Eycasnseon srh-st-NiNE nv
Story Brown. Stone Front HOUSES aud LOTS Noa a "
Fest aths inclusive. ~ feet west l-tas Is feet 81 ns
90 feet Houses 20 feet deep ard contain fixtures
baths, ranges, tubs sc. Terms liberal Maps &c. M
Broad.st III
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DALACE GARDEN CIRCUS.

DALACE GARDEN CIRCUS.
III 6.h-av. and l4th-s-
In order 10 place this BRILLIANT ENTERTAINMENT
within the reach Of ALL the Management have set apart p0
t.n fsmy Circle admission - which viii
doors ots,n at 81 70 commence ct u.
Rox Children q cents
oRKAT NOVELTY ASD ATTeAcTIoN.
Production OF the Grand hs,Ty Spe1e;s.!e Of
On, THr FAIRY AND THE LIrTLE GLASS sLiri1s.
''''"' "rr' MADAME AGNES
on THE FLYING WIRE.
THIS EVENING, Nov ls5s-Sccond nighs q 40 entirely
The sgeue encouraged by the they have here
tofoe with have ben induced To present th play with
"'''' lOe'' FifrY YOUNG .RTIsTEs'
FORTY IN THE CORPS DE- BALLET,
With magnificent costumes splendid properties, and ca ring
Tie Beautiful STATE Chariot Cinderella VIII be drawn BY
FOUR SHETLAND PONIES.
Tho whole forming mos. brilliant ensenb!e.
CiNDkRELLA-CAsI OF ChAEAcTtss;
Price. Mis- Clara I.rril pedro. 'Mss Williams,
Miss Eliza Wea Dandiui. ms Frank
d Bachelor, aged three years Master Nixon.
Coscbnsn velse'
Misses Wilson and Axt-
Herslds....... Master. FreGerisk AKtel aud oh'ein
Ushers........ Masters Ross Nicolo, Louis % Walter.
Cndef-ls..............{ DaasheIa ..M MI. Aiesie.
Observation-Disclosures. Baron ......... Miss Marry.
Fsiry t;odmcther to Cinds1es Mrs Nixon.
Fs Old Maid aged three Miss Margaret
Second Old msid aged three yoaTs.. Miss Mary.
addition te play grand performances by all the great sftist,
LITTLE ALICE,
The amous Equcstcune, who has achieved most brilliant
MELVILLE the Wonder.
Mons. FRA NCOTS and LINTON
Messn. LAKE, FAINTER DuR4SD, RESTZ GREGoRiE
Together With twenty five additional psrfarmer...
EoTIcE.-CiNDERELLA will be performed every "ednrS-
''' Doors open at III to commence a. a.
In order e. give better effect 60 tue performance o C eres
in the afternoon. the house will be brilliantly Illuminated vita
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NEWTOWN, l.. I.-TWENTY ACRES charm
~ irsy situated Inc village Of Sew;o a3d bounded by
v srrs sbsrr.hne House aud several Out
SALT on easy terms. ana in quantities applicants by
QSsa, A. J. BLkECKER, son Co, NO. Bro.d-,:-
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Thanees for Business dlen.

Tor SALE-The LARD and OIL. REFINERY
i No "a Frspkiins IN successful OPERATION ~herr
prot. Of from 4cUn BE- made yearly Business
done o.sh Inquire .ne premises From 10 70 ]: saa 70
J. ~ sELLAMY Co.
L7OR SALE-The lease Of House No. 50 West
43d IT. q 90 The whole part o! tae furniture
ittle usedl viii b. es- favorable terms
Possession Immediately. Apply to A. SPACLDlN0 No Ss
Vail COar..
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panflns Alanrmies.

A DODW ORT HIS
a. DANCING ACADEMIES,
No. S6 Bro-nwsy, Ncw York,
No. Isl Montssgs pi.ce, Brooklyn,
Nov oT@n FOR 'he ;.
TUESDAYS srd FRfD AIS IN Brooklyn,
WEDNESDAYS AID SATURDAYS in Sew-fofk-
AFTERNOONS l0r LADIES and CHI LDREs
EVENINGS for GENTLEMEN
Pupils N cOIrl.srr al ~
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NJ vii open Il IL snitd CLASSICAL FRENCH end En-
GLISH SCHOOL ~its Primary Dersrtu-ut and
uun al No BrvsA~sy. StPseDt-r 10 CIris~ zay
Isi 4; IOckNOoDS b ok.'sT-, Ok CGOHESS.
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miscellaneous.

CTOyE POLISH.-A very superior article soi
family us~ 10 csp iurs5s and brilliant, and eIcesdl
s,,hiuf Of the klnd the skr /: sso saving q
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Real Gsiaie for Gals.

Tor SALE-That desirable HOUSE aud LOT
Il No. Is Horatiost Terms very easy. Inquire ID.
premises.
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OyytcY AMERICAN GUsSo COMPANY, }
mo. IS Wiiiari- s., cor. Of Cedar.)
AAuE t.$ IA lt11

OrgTcE AMERICAN oUsso COMPANY
no. IS Niasri-st., cor. Of CedarD
NEw-NoRE. oct. Ia. 1858.
yE1HF HOLDERS VI the SCRIP STOCK OF the
L AMERICAN GUANO Co are hereby notified lhat ne
g,.I sad las, nstsant IA called and made payable bo
lore Dec ensuing By The OF subscription and the AT
Of Incorporation al Scrip stock on whch the are
oot Paid in sccordance with the call Of the Board Of Trustees
~lbe forfeited TIL. forfeiture viii be enforced on the ser
the call for the fourth in'smeu, previous 20
which hs second aent will b. received with ntsrns:
from Sept 1851 and the third nstnent, with interest op
Sept. l. 1853 By order % thu Board Of Trustees
JAS. q. WYCKOFF. Secretary.
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paints, Oils. Glass, &r.

COBIRNs EXTRA OII-Very superior for
Ma hinsTy baTLibgn,ne desirable. Barrel. ~
70 4 ea-,as. JOHN u. QUINCY Ca. N = Tllsu.t
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OFFICE OF TIE THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD Co.
Ngw-YcRg. Oct. is, 1858.
VyUE ANNUAL MEETING Of the STOCK
HOLDERS Of this Company viii take pc- st their Once
Sd ay between SSH and 5th s,S WEDNESDAY the lNh
5sy 9. Soven next az NJ which time there viii b. al
EIECTION Tor .hrasn DIRECTORS for the ensuing year
TIE POLLS viii be- open ffom II H. - Tbs rria!eT'
Books will b. Gle from this date Until the ta proximo
SAMUEL. Y. ISAACS, Secretary.
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A DODWORTU's BROOKLYN DANCING
IA ACADEMY The classes for children Tuesday sud
Frdsy pres fu that deemed ai'ss
HE TCto for TIE term os taHss fayi
Or MONDAY Nov Is classes for rbeEea will b. commenced
20 met, Mondays IELE-dsy- having lie adysas
OF s'teLtdl. {, &c, as the Others
Il FERREROs DANCING ACADEMIES,
LIE no. 81 We. Eih-.,.. T. Y. and No. l2 Chctol.st,
Brooklyn are open Pupil, enter any time Cen
teuenfs Evening MONDAY aud THURSDAY Saturday
evening vii Nov. % Sorees sver usgs
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GoparinsrSbip Notices.


NOTICE Of DlSSOLUTlON.-Th firm Of J.
IN HUGGiNS Co. aud HUGGlNS NOAKES Thn
DAY DISSOLVED by mutual oogsent. All .ccoaOts sns
settled by JAMES HIGGINS, and al dues % the al mns
be collected by him JAMES HUG0iSA
New. Yo,k Nor 1859 THOMAS NOAKsS
J. HIGGINS vii continue 20 carry the Pnniins LES
rraIhrg ard Shox Card Writing business at the 'sios P
No. f22 Broadv sy.
NOTICE of DISSOLUTION Of PARINEk
IN SHIP.-The firm OF 4. CIUUTEAU, a., SASkOkps
Co has been dissolved II which notice "a hereby ss-a ~
the surviving partners h authorized 70 the lans
firm Ia liqaida LoIL- October a. 1883. - =. :.
p CHOUTEAU ia, SANFORD O.
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Distressing Suicide!
[ooRRIsPosDENCE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY pIspIT

PohreMoUrH, Va, Nov. &c.
This community was shocked this morning on
hearing of one of the most distressing cases OF su
icide that has ever been committed on the sea
board. A.young man named Thomas T.. Hipden
unmarried, 2S years of age, aud q draughtsman in
the Navy Yard, committed SELF murder by shoot
ing himself through the heart with a musket
loaded with bali aud huge slug about two
inches long. Tho load entered the left breast
passed through the heart, came out at the
back, and entered the wall on the other side
of the room. The rash aud fatal deed was
committed in his chamber, in Mr. b. J. Ae.
cinallys (hs brother.inlaw) on North street, near
the depot Of the Seaboard and Roanoke Rsilroad.
about twelve O'Clock (noon). The report was heard
by the inmates of the house, who rushed up stairs
aud found the door locked on the inside, By aid
Of an axe the door was forced, and horrible srec.
tacle met their gaze. On the floor, .eltering Ia
his blood, lay the young man, Just gasping his last
breath +; near by was the fatal musket while on
the wall, spattered in every direction, his blood.
fragments of flesh and pieces of his clothing
could DO seen. The wound Was large cnoush "a
run mans fist through, and his heart wac torn
TO atoms. He was originally from Washington.
but came to Portsmouth In 1910, whore be h,s
lived ever since. lie is represented as having
been young man of fine attaiuments, was gene.
rally beiiked, and had host OF warm friends y no
are grieyed ut his untimsIy end.
At the request of the members OF the Old Do
ninion Guard, Of which he was member. hi.
body vss committed to their keeping. A rn.rd
was at once mounted who will coo,inue to .,s nd
over bis remains until Sunday, whom u will b,
committed TO the grave with military honore
About z, j. M, Coroner Robert Dickson assem
bied A jury OF inquest, who rendered q verdict
that "he came to his death from the dfschsree of
mushet IN bis own hands"
A note indicating his intention was found In hi,
pocket, but II threw no light on the cause ybjcf
led to the unhappy and fatal deed. 1t IL supposed
however, that he Was laboring under temeorar,
ineanity.
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conslsrorDEscz OF rHs aIcHxosD DAILY DrsrArcH. /
wAs.rsrox, Nov. q, 1ss

WARREsroS, Nov. q, 1855.
Inc present week has been one of unusual IN.
terest in this pretty villags-the quarterly court
oeing in session, political discussions. A l.die.,
fair, &c. The Congressional canvass for the FAM
quier district, has begun carly, and i had the
pleasure, on the first day of the court Of hearing
an able aud spirited debate between Henry sbac.
ksiford, Esq, OF culpeper, and Vim. Smith. Eso
the present representative of this district. Mr.
shackelford was formerly q member of the State
Senate, and 10 strong and ready debater. His
opponent, Mr.. Smith, does not often meet foeman
80 worthy of his sharp and g,itteriuz steel Roth
gentlemen are Democrats. Mr.. Smith resides in
Warrenton, and DIR. shaekelford practices at this
oar, and has brother resident here, mem ber o. :
the to able and prosperous law firm of spillmau a
Warrenton is one of the prettiest of y,r,;n;.
villages 10 the midst of rich and beautiful CORN.
try, and has highly intelligent and refined No.
pu laiion. 1t 10 about seven miles from the Eau.
.. and A. r. X, with which It s united bv hr.an.
road, at Junction forty miles from Gordon.viIIe
The population is fifteen hundred. ami tbara ~.
hve churches; that is, one to every three hundred
people, so that the religious wants of the commu.
nifty are very amply supplied. The adies' fair has
been devoted to the erection of q new Bantj.t
church, which will be more in keeping thar the
present one with the architectural taste sxhibited
~ Ia o'hef puohc Ddifolngs OF the town. The Court
house, erected at cost of $l7 900, 10 one of the
handsoufost and best arranged edifces of the Kind
in the State. "~
John A. Washington, Esq, former proprietor of
Mount vernon, has bought farm in this county.
about seven miles from Warrenton Col. Tsylor'
y. 3; A., brother of the glorious old 'sRough and
Ready" resides in this neighborhood.
"arrenton has fue hotel odations-tbe
Wsrrenton House, an excellent specimen of the
oid fashioued, unpretending comfortable Virginia
MOTEL, with landlord. Mr.. Deshieids, of the old
Virginia stripe, overfowing with Kindness and
nospitailty. must not omit to mention that
,nat chIvalrous gentleman and prince of good f.I.
lows mr. Scrusgs of the Warrenton Whto, is no
,ohg Mister, but Colonel, having been duly elect
eo 20 that posltion on Monday last YiArox
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Destructive FInE-Yesterdav morn

ing, between the hours of 2 and O'Clock, the Ar.
ricultursl Machine Mandatory of Mr.. H. ~
Smith, at the northwest corner Of 10Th and Main
streets, set on Gre and entirely consumed, to.
gether with the greater portion of its contsnts,
Including an engine for driving machinery, tools,
asfuished work, lumber, etc. Mr.. Smith esti-
mates his loss at from So 900 TO 81 600, on which
he had an insurance in the Richmond Fire Asso
citation of $1,000. Many Of the employees of Mr..
Smith lost all their tools, which, together with the
fact that they must now be thrown cut of busi-
ness until new shop Is fitted up, make their
losses very heavy.
The building was frame Q, e, and as our rea.
ders know, was one of the oldestin the city. Tras
dition represents ii rs having been the most fash.
ionnble hotel in Richmond before the revolution
airy era, and that, when the Marquis dc Lafayette
was in this neighborhood giving aid and comfort
to the infant colony while struggling for liberty,
his headquarters were at tits fashionable house
An old citizen, who has known Richmond for
thrssl quarters of q century nearly, says il was
built by MIR. VIM. Booker, the gentleman who
erected the Mason's Hall, on Franklin street. and
that it was then looked upon as such superb cd
iice that persons travelled long distances to see IL
In most of the histories of Virginia this ancian,
edifice finds . place, and seems to have been q
popular resort for the heroes and patriots Of by.
gone DAYS,
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Thtngs In Norfolk.
[cosaEsroNDEScs o, rnx RICHMOND pAnY pr.rArcH. !
NoaroIx, Nov. /, 1855.

NoRroLx, Nov. i, 1855.
A Mrs. Catherine Mathews. residing at No. "A
West Main strees, Jumped from the third story
back window Of her residence last night. She feI
in the cellar below, fracturiug the bone Of one
arm, and receiving several severe eontusious. the
most prominent Of which was on her forehead. DR..
dranisr was called in, and the sufferer made ~
comfortable - possible. She was evidently labor.
ing under temporary sberration of mind The
distance jumped was about twenty-five feat. and
the wonder 10, that she was not Instantly killed
The Mayors Court, this morning, f.ss nIIsd
With merchsnss from Main ssress, who vsre
brought up BY warrants, at the instance the street
Inspector, for obstructing the streets. They were
dned In every Instance save Que. The famous
watch boxes OF the immortal 7oedtes did never cre-
ate haifas much talk did these dry goods boxes,
The churches Of this city will be flied to.uor.
row Sunday 20 hear the leading msmbers Of
Conference.
By arrivals this morning, We learn that there n
four feet nine inches water In the canal. The
consequence 10 that ahoat 10000 bushels OF corn
have arrived sincs yestsrdsy morning. We quote
new yellow Ct 76c; do. white, prime, last salss.
5lc- no sales Of mixed; no arrivals of old In The
past week.
We noss the arrival Of two stsamsrs, enc brie,
slxhs scheoners, and number sf nonAseeipes, VI
the canal. Basinses this ucspins b qnits scstvs.
1nquouou.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-29
s> The BEST CovaH SYRUP IN THE

The best Cough Syrup in the world is Harris
horBeS Pectorai Syrup Oh Wild cherry.
This article Is prepared by chemist aEd Ii pro-
nounced by medical men, and those who have used
II. 70 be the best preparation for Coughs. Colds,
Catarrh, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Sore Throat froHl
q cold, and preventive OF that lion of diseases.
Consumption
Persons who sing should use 1t. II is pleasant to
the TASTE s3fteDs clears and strengthens the voice
asys all Irritation OF the threat and lungs and pre-
vents taking cold.
Bottles 20 and 30 cents and 81 Sold by all Drug
Rsts in Richmond. Norfolk, Petersburg. and all
towns IN VIRGINIA Oc l5--6m
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Tns INAUGURATION OF INSTITUTE HALL.

Time has not yet effaced from the memory ofour
citizens the gay In the Hall OF the Mechan-
ics' Institute during the late exhibition. Tho
rustiing of silk has hardly died away, and the
merry laugh and busy hum Of conversation sti,l
fingers In pleasant recolectioDs as We are called
upon to announce that scenes as brilliant, and
voices even more musical, are to eniivcn its i'm
mense space again on Wednesday night nsxt. The
performances OF the English Opera Troupe need
no praise from rs to add to the genera, dn.ire 10
witness them again, and We have only 20 consrat-
uiate the Mauagers Of the Institute upon the open
ing of It's Hall under auspices which win not fail
to make the occasion q brilliant one. To avofd
the confusion consequent upon the "rrsh" which
will ensue, We learn that number Of seats viii
be sold day or two before the performance, and
care will be taken that no more will be disposed
Of than the Hall can accommodate.
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CHOCKOE MILL.
- RICHMOND GROUND PLASTER,

The subscriber has co-npleted his new NH for
grinding Plaster located on the Dock As the month
Of bhockoe creck. with enlarged and compless ma
present, or that may arise in many yesrs 20 cQMe.
Hs is now prepared 10 supply orders for PBkE
GROUND PLASTER. pnlyevixed 10 degree that
Nora Scotia Lump, procured with the sressrsk care,
with full knowledge that great deal OF Lump
fsters himself that his Ions oxpcrience In this b
siness with the close atsention and study given ~
VII enable him to suply the demand from thil h8o
rrpst and richest stats and q sAsisfsctofy pfitcs
With full Dissemination 10 sustain the e9s31.
lished reputation OF his brand fbF fuRf1r AND Afo.
MSS, ho respectfully soiicits orders.
no ,s-trs.A No ii fessl sls6ss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-29

The DEATH OF Cot. HARkIs.-We annsunssd
briefly on Thursday the death Of the Hos. Thos.
l.. Harris, member Of Congress from Iliinois--
The decsased many years ago emigratsd from Que
OF the New England States to Illinois, where b
soen achieved high reputation NJ the bar. He
served calamity In the Mexican war, and Naa first
elected 10 Congress In 1s48 and again in 1854 and
sion he was IN very fesble health, the fatal dissase
(csnsumpsiop) Of which be died having long been
hstened upon hin.