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Fashionable, Cheap and Useful
NEW ARRANGEM
Fresh hrriral Of

NEW ARRANG NGEN1ENT
Fresh hrriral of
D RU g S, PAIN rs, OIL S, & C.
VJNHE undersigned having taken the store for
Il morly kept by William a. Bruner, is now
ready to fill orders and prescriptions at a mo-
ments notice. He has large and well selected
stock of fresh and pure
DRUGS, CHEMICAL,
Dye-stufis, Oil, Paints, Glass; Putty, and all
kinds of Patent Medicines.
FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY
Tobacco and Imported Segars of the choicest
brands. Fancy Notions toilet articles, and Per-
fumery of all kinds. Tooth and Hair Brushes
Of every variety.
Cam phine and Fluid alrdys on hand.
Customers will find his stock complete, com.
prising many articles it is impossible here to emu
mcrate, and all sold at moderate prices.
Remember the place, next door to L. y
Brights Mammoth Store.
A. w. FISHER.
Sunbury, March "A, 1857.
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Gil AL RS.

including varieties never before to be had ir
Sunhury, such as MAHOGANY, BLACK WALSur
ANn CunLEp MAPLE GuEcIAS; AND WINDSOR
CHAIRS, AND FANCY PIANo STOOLS, which ar.
of the latest styles, ard warranted to be excelled
10y none manufactured in the Cities OF elsewhere.
The subscriber is determined that there shall
he no excuse for persons to purchase furniture in
the cities, every confidence can be entertained
bout the quality and finish Of his ware and
hairs.
hese articles will be disposed Of on as good
teri. as they can be purchased elsewhere. Coun-
tryp oduce taken in payment for work.
UNDERTAKING. - Having provided
a handsome HEARsE, he is now prepared for
Undertaking, and attending funerals, in this vi
cinity, or at any convenient distance from this
place
The Ware Room is in Tawn Street, be
ow Weaver's Hotel.
lie has also purchased the right of manufac-
turing and selling in Northumberland county.
Goulds patent Excelsior Spring Bed, which he
will furnish at reasonable rates. Springs put in
old bcdstcad for three dollars.
ISAAC NJ. WILKERSON.
Sunbury, ADril is. lS57-tf
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>rench Cloth. Fancy and Plain Cussi.
~ mere, TwSeds, Kentucky Jeans, silk, Sa.
TIN and S!.a Velvet ysstings, Troy Satinett and
me very largest and cheapest assortment Of
Mems Wear suitable for cold weather.
BRIGHT q SON.
sunbury, Dec. 90, 81.
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FEBRUARY 30, 1853.
Ls.sF:757s=s:7s 6aA all

EUST received hy Railroad another lot o
~ choice and desirable goods consisting in par
of Fancy Delanes new styles, Black and Fancy
Silks-Beautiful Nader Prints at 6, 8 and .
cents per yard-Persian Debege l2a cents-Pan
Delanes ~! cents--36 inches wide unbleached
Muslin 6, cents-Also 1900 yards Muslin diff
fercn, widths and qualiteo-rrench Cloths, Cas-
smeres, Satinett, Kentucky Jean &c, at exceed
ingly low prices-And we call particular atten
ton to our Stock of Fresh Groceries, feeling as
sured that their quality and our price will render
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Truth is Mighty, and Must Prevail.
Report Of the Committee appointed TO s,perin-
tend the Burning Of the Iron Safes, at Read
ing, February p, 1857.
READING, March 4.
The undersigned, members of the committee
do respectfully report, that we saw the two Safes
originally agreed upon by Farrels 81 Herring and
Evans g. Watson, placed side by side in fur
Lace, viz: The Safe muse by the Paymaster Of
the Philadel phia and Reading Railroad Compa-
ny, in his office at Reading, manufactured by
Farrels & Herring, and the Safe in use by II.
A. Lantz, in his store, manufactured by Evans
& Watson, and put in books and papers precisely
alike.
The fire was started at 81 o'clock, A. NJ, and
kept up until four cords of green hickory, two
cords dry oak and half chesnut top wood were
entirely consumed, the whole under the surerin-
tendence ofthe subscribers, members of the Com
mttee. The Safes were then cooled off with
water, after which they were opened, and the
books and papers taken out by the Committee
and sent to II. A. Lanz's store for public exam.
ined and marked by the Committee. The books
and papers taken from :he Safe manufactured
py Farrels y Herring were in our Judgment,
damaged fully fifteen per cent. more than those
taken from Evans IL Watson's Safe.
We believe the above to have been fair and
impartial trial ofthe respective qualities of both
Safes.
JACOB II. DYSHER,
DANIEL S. HUNTER.
Having been absent during the burning, we
fully coincide with the above statement of the
condition of the papers and books taken out Of
the respective Safes.
&. A. NICCILS,
II. ii. MUHLENBERG,
JAMES MILHOLLAND,
March 81, s57.-
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EBORr and MADEIRA WINES, Scheaam
Il Schnapps, Wild Cherry brandy, Blackberry
md Lavender brandes for medicinal purposes at
March Ia, 81. A. W. FISHER.
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E>ishing Tackle.-Red Cork, Grass, Cot
r. ton and Linen LiRes Out Lines, Sea Grass
by the yard, Snoods, Flies, Kirby, Limerick and
Carlisle Hooks, Rods, &C., for sale by
March Al, '57. A. w. FISHER
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ROOTs & SHOES for Men, Women and
Children, large stock. comprising Mems
Water Proof kipp aud Calf skin Boots, Bro
gans, Morocco, Kid and Calf skin Shoes, CATERS
and Gum Shoes. BRIGHT Il son,
sunbury Dec. 26, 1887,
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COUNTY ORDERS.-County orders taken
" as cash for goods, and on note or book ac-
county L. Y. BRIGHT q SON.
Nov. 90, 1856.
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STAUFFER s. HARLEY.

NNTHOLESALE AND REFAII, ut the tPhihd.I,biz
w Watches and JewelIy Store" no iIa fOhi No 0eN
North Second Street Conner of Quarry, PhilsdeIphia
Gold Lever Watches, full led Is caret cpsrs sos M
Gold Lepne ls caret, si 90
Silver Lever, full jeweled, 10 no
Silver Lepine, Jewels Q no
Superior Quarters 90
Gold Specaces, "a
Fine Silver do, 1 sn
Gold Bracelets ne
Lydy's Gold Pencils, M
Silver Tea Spooes, set, 90
oold rens with Pencil and Silver holder, 90
Gold Finger Rings 37t cts to $50; Watch Grasses nain
l2 cts, patent ISL Luie 25 other articles in proportion
All goods warranted to be what they are sold for
STAUFFER 4 HARLEY
tp- On hand some Gold and Silver Levers asd Lenn.s
still lower than the above prices
Philadelphia, October 10, ls57.-lysW
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1000 lbs OF Carpet Rags

WANTED at the store Of +. Y. Bright *
Son, who are constantly receiving fresh
supply Of Goods, thus offering to the public the
largest and most desirab assortment
July /. 1857.
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THE LARGEST
NElAI;a & :E7IJ;@.Il.71,.iiE.gl I u.

BLISHMENT
IN THE CITY OF MORE
NJATHIOT'S Gay Street Warerooms Nos %
M and 25 North Gay street. near Fayette, Baltimore
where is kept always ON hand, made 10 order every
style of French TETEA-TETES in Plush, Hair Cloth
or Rrocatee
French Full STUFF and Medallion ParloI Arm Chairs
m Plush, Hair Cloth or BrOeatele.
French Full stun Carved ParlOT Chairs IN SETS with
Plush Hair, Cloth or Broeaelle.
s o r a S.
Half French Spring Mahogany and Walnut Parlor
Chairs, in Hair, Cloth and Plush
Rocking Chairs-various designs, in Hair, Cloth and
Plush.
Stuff Spring Iounges--n large assortment alya,s en-
hand or any pattern made covered with any goods to
order.
C7 a M q n SUITS
InIMahogany nr Walnut, complete, from S35 up.
Cane Chairs and Rocking do-the largest assortment
ready made IN any one house in ,he United States-frum
sig dozen up,
Bar Room, Office aud Dining Chairs, in Oak Walnut
Mahogany, with Cane, Wood or Stuffed Seats -;n
assortment emb acing over 50 dozen.
Wood seat Chairs and Settees and Rocking Chairs
over 100 dozen.
Gilt and Plain Frame Looking Glasses of every variety
All kinds of Beds, Hair and Husk MattInsses.
A. MATHIOT.
Nos % and 25 y Gay st near Fayette ST. Baltimore
August ls57-ly
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SOLOMON AND THE soWER.


SOLOMON AND THE SOWER.
FROM THE GERMAN OF RIcKrRT.
In open field Rins Solomon
Beneath the shy sets M his throne
lie secs sower walking, sowing,
on every side the seed-con throwing
"Wha dosl thou ihere?" exclaimed the King,
The ground here no harvest bring
Dreak oil from such unwise beginning,
Twou' get no crop that's worth the winning
The sover hears his arm lie sinks
And doubtful he stands still and thinks
Then goes he forward strong aud steady,
For the wise King this answer ready.
"l've nothing else but tins ono heldi
iva watched it, laboicd it, and TILED
VIVA. further use Of pausng guessing
The com from me from God the blessing"
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$50 YARDS sCARPETING, embracing W
Ingram, Cotton, and a superior ,,os ool
of Rag Carpet, Manufactured at hor. a'"eie
at prices to suit the times. ''' sale
Dec. 90, al BRIGHT & soN
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sALAMANDER FIRE
THIEF-PROOF SAFES.

The largest assortment in the United States.
Warranted to Re equal to any now made. and
will be sold on as Good Terms, as can be obtain
ed from any other house in the Country at
EVANS Il WATSON'S
&c South 4th Street, Philadelphia.
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HERRING,S SAE

And endorsed 10y SO Of the hest men Of Reading
The above Safes be inspected at ~ Walnut Street
where the public satisfy themselves Of the great supe
rorty Of the "IIeing's Patent Champion" over The
defeated and used nn ninsde Iron Door SalmnndeIn -
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E Nervous SURFEaIHGs.-
BROKEN DOWN AND DEBILITATED PROBES.
SIONAL MEN,

BROKEN DOWN AND DEBILIrATED PROBES.
SIONAL MEN,
WHY NOT HAVE YOUR HEALTH IHsToREDf
We offer you the great RESTORATIVE AND
IkV1GORATORl
To Delicate Females and Children.
HAMPT0N'S TINCTURE
Is truly a blessingl We appeal to our citizens.
Rev. James w. HunBicnrt, the talented and
independent editor OF that highly popular and ex
tensiyely read paper. the Christian Banner, pub.
VEGETABLE TINCTURE
I'VE had taken strong medicines, observed great
Particularly in our dist, and ell to no purpose.
when a female friend OF ours inportnned us to get
a bottle of HAN Pr0S'S VEG aCIURE,
assuring us that we would find great relief from its
rrse. We briefly replied, are U0lsld not gee dol
as our own individual health was concerne1."-
We had NO faith in it, nor any other medi-
cine in effectng cure on In the kindness Of
her heart however. without consulting about it.,
she sent and got bottle and urged US TO accept
of and for her sake as j. could not possibly nure
u.s. to it according TO direction. For the high
gard We had for her and her act of kindness, we
promised to do so. And without the least exagger-
alton can truly say that before we had used the
contents of one bottle we felt like a new man"
AS an IDvigorator and Restorative where gentle
stmuant is wanted believe itsuperior 10 al the
Cordisls before the publis. as cure Tor DYSPEP-
SIA, COUGH. SCR0FULA and kHEUMATISM.
with all diseases OF the Stomach aud Bowels; it has
been truly 'cessfal TO the Single and MorTts& -
We offer the most valuable remedy, which thou
sands will testify.
81 Call and get Pamphlets and see cures.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD Co, Richmond: by
Pet, rsburg :; by MokTIMER L MOwBRAY, ralti
more and By Druggists and Shopkeepers every.
where.
Ea tI-dA
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E@- PApEK HANaISas, &C.
JOH N II. X X G. N A Z l. II,
1872 Main street,

SQUARE ABOVENEW CUSTOM HOUSE,
Has now in store his Fall Stock of FRENCH and
AMERICAN PAPER HANGlNGS, Borders, Vicw-,
&c. Gilt, Velvet Embossed Glazed AMI Plain EN-.
bracing many nea and beautiful styles. He would
cal particular attention the great and elegant
variety of
DECORATIONS AND WOOD IMITATYONS,
5ffere in this city Among th-rn Will he icuud the
ELLZ4Bk 7YIEAN LOLTSHIF, LOUIS II, BR o.
CATELLE IMPERIAL TRfNCEL YONS ROES-
BURG, Gel STE RACHEL ROSE SEASONS
SENSES GOTHIC OAK, CORINTIffAN, &c
which, with the new style of decorating rooms with
GILT WOOD M0ULDfkGS, he is prepared to paper
Rooms. Hail. aud Entries il n style which cannot
be excclled, and on moderate terfns any house
in the country.
$l0p+I roll.
Hes it's an Examination of lie Stock as he Ia
determined to do work at q Low FIGURE, and feels
satisfied that he will offer great 20 those
who may favor him with call Z7-lm
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PIcKrooKsTs.-Itis IL very pr obable that
q good many pickpockets will be prowling about
this week, and We sdvise people to be cautious
with their money. The best plan IL to carry no
more funds ia the pockets than may be required
for necessary expenditures. Three suspicious in
dividuais stopped at Of our hotels dsy or two
ago, but the proprietor of the house, having been
put upon bis guard, gave them notice to quit, and
they sought other quarters.
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YErlos FtvSS-DEATHs IN THE Agar.--A letter
from 40 officer at Fort Brown, Texas. dated the
l5ih says that Brcvet Lieut.. Col. Francis Taylor.
N,jor Of the First Regiment of o. s. Artillery, ditd
there ofvelow fever en- the night of the Ii,h ms.
The total deaths At ,he Fort siuce the presen, com
psHy entered 1t, - in number, September ist
lssS. have been IS, Of which 81 wero soldiers, 5
cstap womeu, and ordnance sergeant.
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Morn CANELs.-The New Orleans Pjcayuue Of
Saturday, states that the ship Thomas Watson;
and the bark Lucerne, the former having eighty
cames on board, and the latter forty have arrived
of the Southwest pass, and have been ordered to
Galveston. The camels are imported by the Fede-
Ial Government, aud are no doubt intended to ioiu
those already doing SO we'll at Camp Verde, above
San Antonio, Texas.
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~ CARPErINos.

~ CARPETINGs.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
Kuds,
MATS,
BOOKING,
TABLE COVERS.
BRASS STAIR PLATES, D'
TABLE OIL CLOTHS
COCOA MATiINGS,
PIANO COVERS,
SILVER PLATED and
BRASS STAIR No
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LECTURE -Mir q. P.SBALuw.N will
deliver his lecture on "Fogyism,' in the African
Church. to- might. The public will doubtless take
advantage of this opportunity to hear a lecturer
whose excellence is acknowledged by all.
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TaE srArRoEDsRiRE (EsaLasDl PorTrRIRs-Staf-
fordshire, England is the greatest seat of the por-
celaib and pottery manufactures. No less than
sixty Thousand persons are employed In the works,
and the annual value Of the porcelain manufacture
ed of different kinds, amounts to about ten mil.
lions of fdollsrs-thrse fourths Of the manufactures
being exported
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some Yankee ttsdeEs have opened trade with
tho Tartars st Niooloisw, at the meath OF the
kn.or river. They are suppiying them with
russr whjch ia sent up the river into the heart Of
TaytMy. Sugar has fallen so per cent since these
cnierpris.uR merchants have opened trade.
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THIEvISG Two young gentlemen were
robbed Of their pocket-books. containing small
sums of money, by some thief who entered their
room in Shockoe Slip, early yesterday morning.
Two residents of Union Hill were robbed Of seve-
raj valuable fowls, on Saturday night.
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Governor Packer has appointed Hon. Gaylord
Church, Of Crawford county, to be Judge OF ihe
snfreme Court Of Psasy!sania, in the place OF
lipn. Vim. A. Porter. resigaed.
Char es Moran has been re.s'ected Pre.ident OF
this New York and Erie Railroad Company, at Q
- a.y OF $2oto0 Per annum.
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Vrnarn1A MuoHAsrcs' Issr1rurE-Tb

VIRGINIA MECHANICS IssrIrUrE.-The
| exhibition of the Mechanics Institute, in the new
building on eth street, will ntinue every day and
evening this week The display OF working ma
chiDery, Inventions, manufactures, paintings, em-
broidery, and almost every art in which the ladies
are skilled, is very ine good music Is In atten.
dance every night, and the cologne fountain
constantly in operation. Ne annex the remainder
of the list of lady exhibitors, commenced OF Friday
last:
W5S Work-Basket fruit, Miss Levy; basket
flowers, Miss Nj Glib: basket fruit, Mrs Thomas
Baldwin; flowers aud figure, Mrs Mary Lsasb; case
wax fruit and six dolls Miss Julia furpin; flow.
ers. Miss Perdue.
Faiminqs.-Specimeps Of the art are exhibited
by Miss Tyler, Miss Mary A Burrows, Miss s
Macon, Miss f Lear, Miss Ii Mayo and Mrs
Pellett.
Kntting-Two knit cloaks, Miss Mary Collins.
Lynchbnrg, deposited since our last publication.
Family Gales and Bread.-Specimens by Mrs
Henry Cox, Hsnrico: Mrs u Craig, ChesterfeId;
Mrs A Martha, Mrs + Bradley, Mrs Willis, Mrs
} Burton, Mrs Gregory, Mrs A Fariss,
DR. Lyme, Mrs NJ A Shuttle, Mrs James D Browne,
Mrs DR. Conway, Mrs Clarke, Mrs ~ Perdue,
Mrs Thos II Wynne. Richmond.
Embro'dery.-2 cloaks dePosited since our last by
miss M Heating, Norfolk; an embroidered hand
ketcbief, neatly arranged in case, by Miss Mary
Stewart, HeDrco. Specimens of worsted ems
broidery, by Miss Henrietta Demelmau, Miss NJ E
Gibb, Miss Mamie Ogden, Miss Margaret Bosher
Miss Baber, Mrs Caldwell.
Patch lRrk.-Specimens by Miss Anna Brigss,
Stith, Mrs Hitchcock, Mrs Mary Smith.
Paper Floccers and Fruits is-Specimens by hrs
Turner, Mrs . Ericsson, Mrs Z n Forbes, Miss !
Clarke, Mrs Cowel.
Feather Hork.--Feather fan, Miss Spencer; la.
dies wrapping, Miss Watkins.
Miscellaneous Spun wool, Mrs W Downing,
Caroline county; lamp mats. Mrs Carlton, Miss NJ
Lehman; seed chair, c and Z Rust cross, Miss
Crane; book mark, Miss Rust frame aud pic.
tnre. Miss Ella Grigg, Petersburg; rustic tables,
Mrs Geo Blythe; fruit Of white rosin, Mas Lucy Q
johnson; rustic bouquet, Mrs Hitchcock; rustic
wreath, Mrs Green; sampler. Aiss Kate NJ Sinton;
embroideries, crochet work, &c by Miss Stirling,
Of Scotland; Mas Emma Mailert, cfGermany; Miss
Rosa Mailert: Mrs NJ Straus, Mrs Ii Ssraus; Chi
uese box, &C., exhibited by Mrs Sarah Smith;
ball dress. IS years ago, Miss K w Conling por-
trait, Mrs Hughes; knitting made in Ger
many; Miss Scbmogro; Chinese curiosities, Mrs
Mary Doggett, Mrs L Dsbney; androns, Mrs
5 Arnold; mats, Misses L Mountjiy and N Hunter;
bead cap, &c, Mrs Watson; slippers, Mrs NJ Yead.
man; embroidery, Miss Ella Moun'joy; bands &c,
hss Eilyson; chair covers, Mrs Mary Scott;
court dress, &C., Mrs J W Randolph; apron Miss
o White; writing desk, Mrs Saunders; fancy box,
Mrs L Smith, Tides. Misses and Michaux, hair
wreath, Miss B Madison.
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BROAD Rock RAcss.-Two races were

BROAD Rock RAcRs.-Two races were
announced on Saturday, but for the frs. contest
the only horse that came up was Doswells Planet,
ssd be ieisursy gaiioped around and took the
purse For the second race, two mile heats, tvo
competitors appeared, viz: Don Juan, named b =
D. Mcdaniel, and the ch. T. named by c. Green
Don Juan wes tho winner, in two straight heats
rine--3:4511-3:4215
The programme for the handicap race, to-day
will be found in our advertising columns.
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JOHN r. REGNAULT.

SQUARE ABOVE NEW CUSTOM HOUSE.
Is now prepared to exhibit a large and beautiful
assortment Of Velvet, Tapestry, Brussells, Three
Ply, Ingram, Venetian and Hemp CARPETINGS
with the other articles enumerated above and can
assure buyers that he can offer great inducemepts
he ia satisfied to sell his goods at moderate profit
He will be pleased to have his friends customers and
buyers generally to call aud examine them.
~ CARPETS, oil CLOTH, RODS and PLATES
made to order. SO 25-lm
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ToUExAEESr-The tournament at the Lynch
turs {va,) Fair, vss followed by coronation ball
at light. Miss Lucy Aasruder, of Amherst, WAS
crow ned Queen, by Charles Williams, Of Amherst,
the sueeessfaI Knight. The crown vas pointed
.n,er band. sutmountsi with heart and crescent,
and set in the centre with su opal surrounded
hy 8 cluster Of a diamonds. Amoag the Maids Il
Honor Was Miss Bette Duval, Of Richmond.
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BIsRop MEADE an indication of
the improving health of this venerable prelste, 1t
may be stated that the sermon he delivered in st.
Paurs Church, in Richmond, on the night Of the
18th inst was only the second time he had preach
ed at night for seventeen years.
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ASHLAND Kt CE1. The new race Courae,
at Ashland. sixteen miles from Richmond. will be
'nsugurated" to morrow. Everything about the
course has been arranged in superb style. The
track is represented 10 be in excellent order and
tip-top sport may be anticipated. Persons wish
Ing to attend the races, will find particulars in
Proprietor Tas lors advertisement, in another
column.
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ss-Among the arrivals by the steamer Ariel,
=, New York, we are glad to zee the name Of Rn.
w.Hp JclSss ESQ, who Was recently elected
Professor Of the Greek and German Languages In
" Dlam and Nary College. MIR. Joyncs returns
f., n. native eoun,ry, ster a residence Of nearly
two years and bali in Earope, almost the whole
of which tine has been spent 10 the acquisition of
classical knowledge ia the University OF BERLIN
Previous to his departure for Europe, Mr.. j. had
been engaged f9r three years In the capacity OF
Assistant Professor ef Ancient Languages in the
Iairersty Of Virginia. The feies,is Of the yeaera.
BE Institution With which he has now become
connected nay therefore feel every confidence In
IN. Qusiihcatfons for the duties which he is now
sb,ui e. assume.
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oc ll-dlH


RECTNEsS combined in the PHOTOGRAPHS and
AMBRofYPEs executed at the large Photograph and
Fine Art Galleries of MlNNIS, 1877 Main street, op-
poste the Po.toffice, and Sycamore street, Peters,
burg, Va.
Ease aud grace in position, beauty In finish. and
correctness in portraiture
ihose who wish TO obtain gomething really fine in
the way of a Lk eness, either in ARhtotyp or Pho
tegrapb, pian in India ink. water eoors oil co.ors
OF Pas:iie, of any size up 10 the size of life,
spectfully solic sd to visit his Galleries and exam
inc his various styles of Portraitures.
Galleries always open and free to visitors, whether
fhAYinsirn work executed lr mot
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SUICIDE w. X Cole, young man about rs years
old, was robbed of his money n New York, on the
22d lust. where he had arrived on his way to Cal.
iiornia, aud comnitted suicide the next day by
taking strychnine laudanum and morphine The
deceased was from Kentucky where he had been
q school teacher.
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ma. s. I. 3. P.
From Rev Thomas Binford
MARL BILL. Henrico co, Va
October I4tn 1853.
DR. GARLrcK, Dear Sir:-Hasing used to some con
siderable extent, your Senp.es Baking Powder.
unhessAtingly prou ounce il to be superior to any
thing that has been used u my family for purposes
which it is recommended.
oc l6-2w THOMAS BISP0RD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-25

CorroN IN ESaLAsD-The consumption ef raw
cotton in EnglaId has increased, in thu last
eighty eight years 10 the remarkable extent OF
three hundred fold Even in the fifty years OF the
present ceptary, IL has increased more than six
teen fold, apd since the restoration OF peace IN
Enrope, IN the year 1915. more than eleven fold.