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BEAUTIFUL EDITIONS.

BYRON'S Works, edited by Thos Moore; 1 vols. II
mo, half calf
NOORE'S Political Works; 10 vols l2 mo, half calf
illustrated
8YROS's Poetical Works, edited by Thos Moore; g
vols u mo, half cal. DearboTns edition.
C00PERS Works. edtedby Robert Southt y; IS vols
IL mo; illustrated.
30sWELL'S Life of johnson: 10 vols. l2mo.
HONT0OMERY'S Poetcal Works; 4 vols ~ mo
STRICKLAND'S Lives Of the Queens Of England;
vols. mo- London edition.
SPECTATOR; vols. II mo in cloth, half calf and
full calf
VALPY'S Pictorial Edition of Shakespeare, with 40
Illustrations; IS vols ~ mo. cloth.
WAVERLY Novels, Boston Edition; q vols. half
calf.
WAVERLY Novels, English Edition; 20 vols. u mo
cloth.
EAXLETTS Shakespeare: 4 vols l2 mo.
TIE Lnnsdow oe Shakespeare. vel so.
5l RON'S POetical Works : vols. 8 yO cloth, Muir
RVS Edition.
LETTERS Of the Earl Of Chesterfield; edited BY
lord MahOp; Is vols. vo.
iOLDSMITH'S WORKS; 4Vos, 5 yo, cloth, Murry's
Edition.
For sale by 4. NORRIS,
my 1876 Nc 81 Main street.
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LEGHoRN AND STRAW BONNETs Also,
Gentiemen's LEGEORN and PANAMA HATS
BLEACHED by NEW PROCESS. T. look as vel
as new, LADIES BAZAAR,
my 15-lm l75 Broad st.
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Rg-NEW LACEs AND EMBROIDERIES-
FRENCH COLLARS aud SETS
Linen 10 do
Cambria and Swiss EdGinzs
Cambria and Swiss Bands
All new styles. CHEAP! CHEAP!t
LADIES' BAZAAR.
my if-Iw IT'S Broad street.
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= 80
.&- THE MUSTANG LIHTMyNT


n.y. The MUSTANG LIrIMsST
Gf1ss Rteumdtism.
A'e Cures 5SttE Joints.
INC "''"'""' Cures Burns and Wounds
The Mustang Lininaent go, ,,,....
The Mustang Linimsnt ,,,.., c.. y,.,,.,
lures Cslted Breasts ana Sore s'tpptes'
me -n's'O"' Cures Neuralgia.
f"e ""Ss'"'9 Cures (61ns and Warts.
I'M vastdag LinimeRt is lcoTM
re ,onn 0OO DOLLARS PER ANNUm
NJ H. Iin,red States M the preserver and restoter
afvaIuable Horses and Cattle Ii cures all sprans.
Gaids wounds. Stiff Joints. &C. -, - .a.
hear ordinary SORE swehg sPr sa pr s.
ness el. t xomd NOT curef Did you visit ans
a.pectabe Druggist 10 any part Of not hs RI
Where every family should h,Sn .i e; Ihpes ,xes.
40 ,a,u proprietors New York.
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Thursday Evening May 2Oth,
viii be performed the celebrated Operate Drama OF
GUY MANNERISG
Meg Merrilles Msa Charlotte Cushmap
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T,H EA T r h.

LAST NIGHT
OF the engagement OF the distinguished Artistic
MISS CHARLOTTE CUsHMAN,
Who will (by particular deslreJ repeat her great
character OF
MEG MERRfLbEs.
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x.,s> MAGNIFICENT SrocK OF srApL,

k9~ MAGNIFICENT SToCK OF STAPLE
AND FANCY DRY GOoDs, selling al reduced price
from this date. Our stock embraces general a.
s0rtmeut Of:
Heavy and Housekeeping Goods
Beautiful It lea of Dress Goods
De LANES Gu Allies. Ducal5, Lawns
Robes. silks. &c. &C.
Brilliants Linens, and every description of
White 60 DIS, Gloves Hosiery, &c.
Our motto Il, quiz sales and small profits
LADIES' BAZAAR
nv I4-lw No us Broad street
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LOST

OsT-0n Saturday the 18th instant,
- my FREE PAPERS. Also, small Blank BOOK
Do not know where they were dropped hoetaI
rewa d will be paid if left at this office ny
Tvs ANDREW j COSBY,
INV ooIt* A free man of color.
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Dress Circle and Pas quette .............. IS eta
occurred ssats.--'..... 80
Family Circle ...,.....,.. tea
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rTOCK AND FIXTURES or A DRuG

NIUCk AND FIATUKES OF A DKUU
~ STAND, FOR SALE PRIVATELY.--The sub
scriber offers Tor sal, privately the stock and Fix
tur sof thu Drug Stand az cketts chi Lester street
aud lately occupied by Mr. w l. Baylor.
The stock consists of the usual supply of Drugs
&c together with two Csuuters. Show Case. Physic
scales aud fWeights, Mortars and Pestles. Cans
phials, Bottles. &C.. &c In the hands of Oh enter
prising man, a good business can be doue at the
stand.
The house is for rent, and possession given imme.
diateIy W O TAYLOR Trustee
IL
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my lS-6t

E3~ 900 LADIES DREss CAPs-NeW
,o+torns inst received froIs 371s cents up.
Also NEW STYLES HEAD DRESSES.
A''O' LADIES' BsZAAR.
-. 90 IT'S Broad street,
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sa~ LADIES AND MILLINERs will EN-
at the LADIES' BAZAAR. No IFS Broad street.
one Of the
n ~ JI~ ACOnDTNTENTI
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OFEICE MERCHANTS INSURANCE Co.
Richmond. Nav nth. 1858.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockhold-
ers of this Company will be held at the Company
once. (coruer 18th and Main streetsl on MONDAY
next the oath inst. at "A O'Clock. p. VI.
nv mv'fSNtd ] Ii MONTAGUE, Secretary.
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The following Is a comparative statement Oh 'oe
condition OF the Banks OF the city OF New fork.
May sand May 10:
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LAST NIGHT OF Miss CUsHM,N.-To night is the
last opportunity the public will have of witnessing
the performance of Miss Cushman, she leaves,
We learn, for Boston, to fill an engagement there
The play of Guy Mannering,' in which she pro
duced such thrilling effect on the audience last
night, AS Meg Merriiles, will again be performed
The house will doubtless be crowded
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To conclude with q fayorits
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r OST-On Wednesday, on Main street,
/ ! batween 7 A. Lewis and l4th street. Ladies'
Gold BREAsTPIN, for which suitable reward VIII
- naid II Iefr at this Office my 1i-2t
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IS9sE N FOR SALE-A fine Young
esSA Cow land Calf apply at Lumpkiu's
<-4AzGAs Grocery corner Of Main and lst streets
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TNo THE LEGAL PROFESSION
A. MORRIS,
PUBLISHER AND BOOKSELLER. RICHMOND.
Wonld call the attention of the Profession to hi
large aud complete assortment of
LAW BOOKS, NEW AND OLD
Hi. own list OF publications sfioriing him uuu
-nai facilities for obtaining stock ne is prepared e
'nrnish bulls of Law Books, to tho Profs ssiou ct
prices.
IMPORTANT LAW BooEs-pubIishsd by
A NORRIS.
Calls Virginia Reperts; 6 VOLS
Mashlngt0n's Virginia Reports; 2 wells.
Hsnins MUnford's Virginia Reports. the I vol.
CONDENSED In /, with reference TO subsequent d. ci
sions and Statutes; by t.ncien Minor. Esq
Lomax's Digest Laws Of Real Property; 3 yols.
Mr Sands History Of Suit In Equity
Mr.. Aobinson's Practice. New edition; 5 vols
The New American Form Book; by Tate and
SaRds
fuckers Commentaries on the Laws of Virginia
vols
rate's Index to the virSiuia Reports 2yols;
TWO IMPORTANT AND VALUABLE WORKS
PREPARlAG For PUBLICATION
A NEW edition OF Tate's Anal teal Digested In
dex OF the Virginia Reports re- rittan enlarged
aud greatly improved, embracing the dech ions af
the supreme Court Of virginia from Jefferson 10
l4th Gratian-by Alexander Gnigsp, ESQ Attoraey
at Law; Fditor OF Quarteiy Law Journal, &c, de-
vols; hoyalSvo. Nearly ready.
sANDS' PRACTICAL FORMS.
Treatise on the Practice aud Practical Forms In
Courts OF Law Of y irginia-by Alexander Ii. sands
Ed. author Of The IIstory OF 4 Suit In Equity;
View American Form Book, &c sc.
A MORRIS, pnhlishef,
my ls-3t 81 Main street. Richmond. Va
7SA iilAsA SAWEn IArkS. KO mn
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LAY, sHUGKs. &c-50e bales North
4 cru Hay; aG0 bales Fodder; so bales shucks
81 bales Uafs; 20 bushs IN Red Mercer potatoes ZONE
WLiie Mercer seed. For sale by
BRIDGF02D CO..
my ID IN tha nock
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r OsT-While collecting yesterday,
IL MOURNING B0EAsTPIN, in the shape OF
H. art with the letter. IN VI. NJ, in the face and
IL 81. October 26th. 1872 on the back. A liberal
reward will be paid for the if left at this Office
It&
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r UST.-If the gentleman who took
- through mistake Black FELT HAT, from
Trinity Church. on Monday night, will call at this
office he get his own and return the one ne now
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-, LADIES' MOROCCO SLIP
sa-'- PERS. at $l.-Just received the most
beautiful Trimmed Slippers that were ever sold ST.
WI NAIaII'S
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a.. ,m,,.y saept Of tak d anaw h. may net ooly pe
ssaa Tsliy isr rsxnlaf aga ~, ,,asn
vfvsfinn but that the Ohio river. below the %
of tha ana ha may At the Name time sna ~ tue
save expendssnfe. be- made eacaliy svs.snie. a..
With TIE viewto cIen the whe!s snIJses e t@s
.mbsrr assueet aAd 20 secure eueh Dc leersfe COZ
alteration and ultimate sctsnn al ~ importance
seems 10 demand, the comm,s 49,: fsc"@@soa sne
/ R.soised. Tbst the resolution adopted AZ the
meeting OF the ss ekhoSe siu January last. inle
fsrencv TO a plan fer the imrsosemsss 81 the ha'
4 Resolved. That comuni,tse of eleven he ap-
pointed with authority to 4, eide on What riau me
con ms.t-s be snthorizsl to make conditional roa'
tracts for any Ssnos hat mar be needed for the con
siraction Of srrh ree-tyeirs a. are or may be re-
1ured m eaSrying out the plan for the improvement
OF tho river. whi has been submitted to the steca
holders BIZ Chss Elle,. jr. should that Plan be Sc
s Resolved. That the said committee be suthor-
ized to propose, eE b,half Of this company, TO ue
Congress Of tins Uni ed states to improve ins "a,
eati n Of the Ohio river below the mouth Oh sne
Kama ba, upon . plan % be propaTeu, ana to ,h1
extent Which shaii be Proposed. ~ Charles Euei
Ia earring cut b.. plan ior no ahaii
determine 70 adept ths plan bish has 6ern report
- by him. ard that the said cosimittee be anthor
L. 10 saAe necessary measu-es to bring Tic suIec'
{. Reso.ysd. That the Kanawha Board be au' hor,
lid to procsed at once 10 eonsn ucf The nppso'.
ment Of the kapasha river, 80 tar ~ ieiates !"
opening and stra!p hiening the channel. rencsipg
Instructions aud coneentrat Es ins water 10 rucl
manrer a. may he applicable TO he impfoStih lh'
either under ar Pnk's or Mr.. Elects pan.
Resolved, That the resolution adop'eH ~ IN.
stock holders on the 9Th OF April. 1883 prchinths
the uso of ENDS frcE the Kaaav ba riser. .or
purnoses Of the Improvement until ihe same shan
have amounted to s25 no. be and 10 hereby repeaE
al ,.
U ndsr The second, tie following eommntee was
appointed: ,,, p,u;,, !,
r,ndr;dge Of Frederick: Samuel McCorAie. oil
LypchCsrs; James Lyons Peachy 3rattan lisn'
rs C Cabtn, George Randolph dnstavns ID
ers of Richmond: Francis p Desne. Jr. OF Iyen'
burg; James U Paxton, of Rcckbridee; Augustus
CkapIn I'D, Of NonIue.
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GAeaA.

Thore Is everywhere raging at this t!Lie an epic
femc OF chess. The Whole earth ia at present
converted into chess board. Upon the nos.
republican parts OF the globe kings and queens are
moving about in undispnt-i sovereignty knights
are more potent than in tie days Of chivalry, and
the most ultra dissenters admit the Importance of
bishops. The epidemic spares neither age, seq,
vocation: everybody is epdesvorirg to check-
mate ever! body else. just they do in real life
Morphy, the great chess demon who has raised
this storm, goes over Europe, al American Napo-
ieop, exciting more interest than the p-esect pos
SCISSOR Of that name. People read with eagerness
the bcletins OF his bu0tiess battles, and the beat
wishes OF Republicans attend bin as he check
mates with his American eoyereigps the European
kings. In every town and village somc ne~
Iorpay is constantly turning up, who, ii he had o
wide tled. would be nore famous than Morrhy the
Great. Tbs new furore is, however, mos. agras d.
bic and beneficial. 1t Improves the mind dis.
ciplin-s the temper, sna keeps people out OF mis-
chief 1t gives heslthfni exercise to the onbative
principles In human nature, whilst IL sheds no
blood apd breaks NO bones. IL 10 also apt 10 bring
out mans weak points, his pride, vanity, and
ambition, so that he can soc himseif as we'll as
others, aud therefore know how to 20 abou: the
reformation OF bis character. The world is chess
board, ia which the most Of the pieces ATE pawus
only used for the aggrandssmsnt Of tho kises
and mobiles, and in which, every move entails a
train of Consequences that require profound calcu
ton ~ r9me out victor, and even 70 avoid destrrc
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linton Sentiment OF virginia

There was 10 portion Of the eloquent and able
rpeeeh Ct the Hon VIZ. 9. RIvEs, OF The late u -
Agricultural Fair, which ELECTED warmer aud
mere universal appreciation than i.s bfgh toned
p.tIoral and patriotic ideas. In the dis.inct and
emphatic expression OF these, Mr.. Rives faithfully
represented tho feelings Q! Virginia. whore the
pride Of country and the lev. of the Union are
universal and Intense. Virginia. from her geo
graphical position, her traditions and her homes,
Is the Union State Of this country and will never
permit ita Constitution TO be trsmpied down
whilst she has a heart to realize her duty aLcher
interests. ard a hand TO dsferd them. She 10 too
conscious, Of both her rights and her strength, to
be intimidated by such demonstrations as the R0
chester speech OF Mr.. Seward, and she has as yet
a calm and uushaken conviction that the good
sense and patrio ism Of the leading minds ans
most influential classes Ia the free States, will
avert the issue which q reckless dems gogue would
provoke. In the event of any real danger to the
South, this old Commonwealth, from her North
err to her Southern extremity, iron tho Atlantic
to the Ohio, is prepared 10 shed the last dro2 OF
its blood in defence Of its institutions and hearth
Stones, and the very children and women would
be ready in such cause, 70 fight aud die togeth.
er. Nothing but sxtermiuatlon would ever trans.
for the possession of Virginia to either "a foreign
or domestic foe. But the people of this State
no such future that with which few
political knaves and fanatics ainuse their insane
i'm q giustions.
We are willing TO place the Richmond speech of
Nr Iives By the Rochester speech OF Mr.. Seward.
aud to let Virginia be heard and estimated through
tAe speech Of Mr.. Hives.
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Theatre.

Tonight Mise JONES has farewell benefit on
which occasion she reproduces the play OF "eytil"
This 10 the we'll known story Of .Beauchamp," Of
Kentucky, dramatised by Mr.. SAVAGE, of Wash.
ington. Mr.. s. 10 poet and gentleman Of literary
taste and accomplishment, aud critics cay has
made the best use of the tragicai story On ether
boards Miss JONES has produce: quite q sensation
by her representation Of the principal character.
In Louisville, kentucky, sensation of different
kind Was ocessioned by its anucG ucemsut at the
theatre. Objection was raised to lite production
on the stage there, it would be offensive 10 tie
living relatives of the dead participants In the
tragedy. OF course there were two parties to the
question but the manager at the theatre persist
ed 10 his purpose, aud the play was successfully
brought oct. The deep emotions aud high mental
sxcitsr3eut Of the character sustained BY Miss
JOKES are portrayed with signal fidelity BY that
talented young actress.
Besides her part in the tragedy, Miss JONES
plays "katherine," in Shakspears's play ofsKsth-
etins ami rssruehios In this part she will appear
IN some shat new role, and her admirers, who are
very numerous, will no doubt be cr,ious 10 ses
how abe succeeds
As this performance 10 the farewell benefit of
MISS Avohh JOKES, We are quite confident she
VIII be greeted by full house. As she goss sway
70 distant land to s,ruggle Tor success ana fame
70 her diiacait calling, VIZ trust her native city
will cheer her upon the eve Of Lsr departure with
that most grateful reward " the players eyer.
ticns, the approving plsaaits Of ~ sye,aowing
house. sa
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Professor Henry ID. Rogers.

Among tbs distinguished men recently elected
members Of the Royal Society Of London, Is Pro
fessor Henry ID. Rogers, formerly Of the niver-
sity VI Virginia. whose scientific iabors, long aud
patiently pursued in various par:s Of the United
States, have given him so high position among
geolcgi1ts. The Philaielphia Aase-itan remarks
that the ei ton of foreigner into the mos. so.
Gent aud renowned CT the learned Societies OF
Great Britain, Is justly esteemed very great dis.
tinction, second only to membership in the French
Institute. Very few Americans have hitherto been
the recipients OF this honor Professor Rogers lie
a native Of Philadelphia. Previously to this com
plimeut, he mad been made member of the Royal
Society ef Edinbnrgh, and appointed TO one CT the
Plofsssssships ia the ancient University Of Glss-
gov.
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NEsSaGs OF THE uoyERNO2 OF S0J1H CAROLINA
Governor Aston, of South Caroliua, sent his mes
sage to the Legislature Of that State on Tuesday
The debt Of the State 10 81 100000, Of
which is invested in the New capito! ut Columbia
The sinking fluid now amounts to 81, 843 SOB. He
recommends the repeal Of the usury law. He re.
coinmends the investment Of Southern capital
more In Southern improvements and less in
Northern securities: reiors In Of disapprovaI
t. iDcendary resolutions against slavery by the
free state Legislatures, declaring such resolutions
uDdeserVing OF response, AID exhortng the States
to cultivate moral virtues, Industrious domestic
habits, and to observe sciupulousy ell the federal
obligations He then refers to the recent SLAYER
cases, as presenting la strong relief the devotion
to law and order ef the people Of South Caroiiua
but expresses regret at their occurrence. as pro.
ductiye Of unwonted eXcitements. He questions
the propriety Of Interfering If snch a manner with
the commerce OF :hs Inhabitants Of Cuba. and ex-
presses the belief that while the navy of the Uni
ted States may, under the constitution, De charged
Nth pTcyentiG: slave trade between the coast OF
Africa and our own ahorSs, it is policy to iet tor
eign nations regulate .heir cwn affairs and enforce
their police.
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~ RICHHOND TIIEATRB.
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
FOR TEE
Farewell. BENEFIT
And positively
LAST APPEARANCE BUT ONE
OF the highly gifted ysupg Tragedieane.
Miss AYCNIA J0NES
Who will, on this occasion appear Ia
TRAGEDY AND C0MELY
The new Tragic Play Of
sYBIL,
In which she viii render her beautiful impersoGa-
tion OF
SY21L HARDY.
And Shakspeare's Comedy Of
KATHARINE AND PETE UCHIO
In which she will. for the first time, sustain the
character Of -
KATHARINE.
81 BOX BOOK NOW OPEN.
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The = hinufikz Intereaf

IL Is thought probable that 10 the early part Of
the approaching session Of Congress another effort
will DO made to procure the repeal Of the naviga.
ton laws, and the opening Of cur domestic and
eaastipg trade to foreign ships, On equal terms
with Cur own.
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fJsEs IN VrRcfGia.-The dwelling houte Of Jas
Morgan, in Richie county. Va. was destroyed by
IRE on the night of the 18th inst. with all the
furniture it contained. Specie 70 the amount OF
$50 was recovered from the rnns after the flames
were ex.irguished. The loss Is estimated at $500.
The Academy Of WIN. u. Jones, at New Store,
Buckingham county, was burnt on Friday morn
ing last. by an incendiary. On Tuesday Of last
week, the store Of Mr.. Jonathan easier, at Rath,
Morgan county, Va, was destroyed IS fire with its
contents. The adjoining dwellings Of Messrs JDo.
Cross, George Il. Dycks, and 4. :. Allen wore also
consumed
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H@Is LAW pAPTNyREUfp

JOHN RANDOLPH TICKER. Attorney q. neral.
AMI JOHN NJ. PATTON. JR have entered into
IqUcKEa l. PArTuS,' in the Court OF appeals a.
Richmond and LewisbIrg. and in TIE Superior an1
Inferior Courts If the CITY OF Richmond
Any business entrusted 10 their care viii b.
rrorpptIs ATT anded TO 10 lin
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sEaMEN RESCUED.

ArarsTA. Ga, Nov. IA letter has been :, res
eeiyed here from the engineer OF the steamer T-
terra, plying between Santiago ana nasahs, ~, ~
le,S Novamhar who wore cas-. away on Sessei
from port In spain, sixty days out. The names
Of the mort and vessel are not given
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HSS B P
FROM REV. THOMAS BINPOeD.
MAIL HUI, nenrico co, Va
U-toher i4tb 1858 !
DR. GAELIcK, Dear Sir: Having us-t to some
considerable Extent your Seb,pis Baking pCw-
der. ulhesitstn gy p.o1oc res II ~ he sapsrtr to
anything that has been us. Il Ia my family for pur-
poses which il IL recommended
THOMAS FfyP6n3.
JOHN w GAkLIt X.
Manufacturer aud Sole Proprietor.
hilhrlond, Va
seldby Druggists and Srocers generally throu- h
out the state no A-iw
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Ra5- INV AND SPLENDID OrssIEG on
DRY (DlnS

BREEDEE & FOX are receiving this day, by
steamer from New York their third supply If aoos
Er the season. They have been bought during ths
past week, at extremely low prices. IN many in
stances be low The cost Of importation
We would call especial attention to the follow
ing, viz
Bed Blankets, at all lri;es.
Iin~ys, satinets, kerseys aud PULLED Cloths
A splendid assortment Of Dress Gt ODDS OF very
STYLE and Or ce: pelaines FaleIcias. Pole de
Che gres, Plaid and strired poriius and Dress silks
Our stock OF UARpEflN0s il very larse, EN-
bracing Inarain. Three-ply AMI Brussels, and ye
are determined TO offer them at such prices a. viii
not fail 10 comp nsate thcsa IN want OF tn i1r as
animation. BAAbDES fNA,
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D@Ecosonr Is WEALTH, AND Tfnx u

1&VAV84 - W NM ASA AA@0 -
NoSgY.-- 80
Now 10 the time 20 get bargain iaa
ekWIAG MACHINE,
2 Only 50, Sso and $50
The subscriber onsrs for sale. Ut the above los
priees, the celebrated
QUAKER CITY SEWING MACHINE.
He has sold over 800 Of them ia Alabama. dErtnt
the past summer, ( plantation use-bsing SO siH
pie IN their constructions that any ordinary seam
stress can iearn thtn ia one hour.
1hey are equally adapted 20 coarse or nbt wofn
making very strong and flexible seaui. that VII
not rr-sews from tso ordinary 5000 .. wthoni re
wndiag-t * any kind cf tfresd, Q )tion or Elk
The improvement Ia this Mae iDe - 50 sis,ple
that they ere lot liable to get out OF order
A great deal Iaish be sa'd about thts nschine
but wish the pni lie to Cal and ezaaine iof then'
selves. they ara oa exhibition FOR short tms nj
Wa.son's " hitshnTst's old Gallery. Nan .trset
We wish il Distinctly upd rsfood, that those sr
60 cheap, single thread Machines. IN. US. aohbh
thr al, and are warranted TO be in proper order.
N.B.-T5e attention Of psrrons Ia want oil sren'
ci throng hont the southern Stsfes, IL invited u
this Machine, be Agent wi.hes 70 dispose q star
and County Rights. A very liberal discount u ~
lowed 70 agents ma < Ing Il a lucrative and gentee
business. we'll as safe one. only ana. 'p''a
required fhhAh.
no 25-d6tkewltt Agent
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