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The reported intention of the Prince OF
Wales to visit Canada, has elected from the
Toronto Leader the following significant re-
marks
His ROYAL Highness will receive all the respect
due to an heir of the English throne, and the son
of constitutional sovereign, whose reign mas beeh
marked by a series of practical reforms. On his
part, he visits this country with the fuii know"
ledge that, from its position, II ran Herer support
a throne for any Of has numerous Ja"tfy, and that
this loya people will one day-it may be lar as
tant-march quietly to national independence. But
even when that day comes, it will be matter of
real satisfaction and just pride to England that she
has given her masculine language, her just laws,
and her free principles, to n second nation Ill the
New World. And in that feeling of pride and sat
isfaetion il will not be beneath constitutional
sovereign TO share"
This paragraph is travelling under the head
of Canada will not support q Throne" Ii
may be very true, bat not very gracious or
grateful considering how long the throne has
suppor ted Canada. The British government
has been it's nursing mother, carried 1t on It's
shoulders; fed, clothed, protected 1t; taught 1t
To stand erect. and to walk alone, and the first
use il makes of its faculty of speech is TO pro-
test against paying the expenses incident TO
system of which il is willing to receive all the
benefits. If Great Britain is wise in her gem
GRAFTON. she will take Canada at her word.
whenever she expresses her desire for indepen-
dence. and let her set up for herself in the
family of nations She Will then become more
prosperous and powerful than at present, and
this increased prosperity and power, British
commerce. capital and enterprise, will make
tributary TO the greatness of the mother coun-
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Slavery in Western Virginia.

A correspondent of the New York Times
writes, from Western Virginia, that he found
n general unwillingness on the part of the peo-
pie of that section to employ slave labor
Free-soilism, he says, is no objection to candi-
dates for office in the West. He is of opinion
that the feeling of the people is in favor of
free soil, but that it is suppressed i'll Difference
to Eastern Virginia, and from motives of Sec
tional interest affecting the progress of the in
ternal improvements of that section, which
rely on the East in a great measure for their
completion.
The Augusta Vindieator says this will be
news to the Western people. We should think
so. The only portion of the State in which
there is any favor for Free-soilism is in the
Northwest, and even there it is confined to a
mere handful, the great majority being loyal
to the Institutions of the South. If they do
not desire to employ slave labor there, it is
because their proximity to the free States pre-
sents such opportunities to kidnappers that
there is no security for slave property.
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CoyINGToN AND ONO RAILRoAD-A con-
yention of the friends of the Covington and
Ohio Railroad was held in Putnam county.
Va. kanawha, Cabell, Mason Putnam, Lo.
gan and Wayne counties Were represented
Col. Joab Early, of Putnam, was elected
President. In the preamble adopted is SET
forth the Importance of finishing the road
The resolutions adopted assert it to be the
frns policy of the State that such an appropria-
ton should be made to this road at the CON-
ing Legislature rs will be sufficient to COM
plete the entire road and that at least s.. 600.
600 Of such appropriation should be annually
expended on the road until the same is COM
pleted to the Ohio river. A committee was ap-
pointed to lay before the Legislature at its
next session memorial embodying the pro-
ceedings of the convention
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Afaiss IN Norfolk. e

~ NORFOLK, Sept. a7th, 1859.
The three small boys reported IN the D ~.
patch come weeks aeo as having pmrgia,ousIy
entered he store o. Mr.. Peter W AltenuIss
were up before thu Corporations Coury yesteE-
day The fact OF their having stolen fnefeiroM
three hundred and thirty Ave cents was GEAR
Nv proven, but from their tender age nothing
could be done with them. They nave Deeh
tarned loose 10 prey upon the community,
aud possibly to at themselves for the pensten-
tiary, or maybe the hangmaas
Thos. Lee, charged with breaking into ana
robbing the Catholic Church, has been ex-
amined and sent on to the Circuit Court for
trial. He was remanded to JAIL
DIR. M. Fitzgibbon, the author OF the scheme
Of sProgress," has resigned his position a. one
of the committee TO wait upon the merchants
Of Richmond in the matter OF direct trade
and sdirect emigration"
Our people were no little disappointed last
| evening at the non-arrival of the Walters,
| who were 10 commence an engagement at the
new Opera House. Inspite of the dfsappoint-
| ment. however, large audience gathered 10
| witness Lores SaeriEee. Tonight we are to
| have Camille. and tomorrow night Jack Cdde.
| The Walters will meet warm reception
| when they do come
| Ara meeting of the Board of Public Works
! ON The ed September, the following appoint
ments were made in the Norfolk and Peters
| burp Railroad Company, on behalf OF the
| stale Proxies--John E. Doyle, Charles H.
| shield. Jas II. Johnston. Directors-A. +.
| Leonard. Jno. B. Whitehead, Geo. w. Camp
PERCUSSION.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.

LYNCHBURG, Sept %.
The western mail on the Virginia ana rem
nessee Railroad, due at quarter to l! O'CLOCK,
A. NJ. was detained by a collision with the ma
terial train. which occurred near the Central
Depot. on the Va. and Tenn. Railroad 1t APP
pears. from all that can be learned, That the
material train was behind time, but the con-
ductor endeavored to reach the turnout this
side OF the Central before the mail train over
took him. and was backing his train at the
time the accident occurred, for the purpose of
switching off. Being foggy, the engineer OF the
mail ran close upon the freight train before he
saw it.. smashing the smoke stack OF his en-
CINE and breaking some of the platforms on
the coaches. No other damage was done.
PINKNEY
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NJ. Mario and his wife, Mrs. Jesse Merton
White Mario, have been sent from Bologna TO
Leghorn, and from that port will embark for
England.
Sheridan Knowles. the venerable dramatist
ana preacher addressed a large audience at
Victoria Hall, Rothesay, ON the evening of
September fst
Y. dordon's warehouse In Clyde, N T.. was
burnt on the 2oth inst, with sU00 bushels OF
grain. Loss, $4,000.
AT, Everett spoke the whole of his grafton
on webster without referring to notes
secretary Thompson has returned to WASH
ingion from his Mississippi trip
kossnth, after Spending some time in paris
has returned to London $3.50
8. N. Hoilingsworth has been elected Mayor
OF Nashville. Tenn.
DR.. Thomas J. Yours. OF Prince oscrss
seuHtys Va, died on Thursdny last.
1asfs wsfs eeasashs n nAtaaksss ~ Wssk.
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MAnnuap.
On the Issh Of sep4enh sr, N the Rex. Mg.Iat-
E m IA, Mss EEQkgE BEhDFR, % M'sa hAiti
nY7I3.


Al HIS residences in this city, OF anopiexyy on
Monday NIGHT Mt n e'clock, 18th inseAnt, NJ =.
THORNTON, Esq, In the SD year oi ne age.
MIR. Thornton had been in feeble health l0r sew
raj months, and hntfered himself, In the month o.
lane, that trip Of recreation to the mountalns o.
Vifgiuis. would perhaps feinstate him. Appsfent,,
IL, on his return, he was improved. and receiveu
the congraiuiatiops OF his friends with sood spirit
Only few days proved the change delusive; an At
tack was feared By his family physician Tor s0mo
time previous TO It's positive appearance, ana ne
friends seeing that his business energies woIe
overtaxng his system, urged him TO gfeat pfu-
dence and caution. There needs no eutOgy W tnos0
who knew him. Uniting those sterling qunities "
the high toned chivalrous gentleman, with great
energy and determination ofcharacfer, ne won the
regard Of all with whom he came IN contact, ana
his extremely urbane department and congeniai
spirit endeared him to his friends with ties not ca
sily broken. As a husband, father and master ne
was kind TO q fault; 4 friend, none were never
more true
RA Wing please copy.
AT the residence of her father, in the county OF
Hanover. the 18th inst. AT II clock A. M alter
q painful illness, Mrs. JOSEPHINE MELISSA,
wife of James w. Kimbroug h. IN The 18th year Of
her age, second daughte Of Joseph I. and Jane T..
Hughes.
ma City papers copy.
NJ. The funeral of the late ". II. THORNTON
will he preached at Grace Church to-day, Wed T.
nesday, at Ga o'clock. .
vy,f 20, n attend.
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~
of T Rsr saa sss item
ton 10 the assortment, hoping 70 offer such induce
msss 3. u . sss y ii
manuiactnre orr own goods havinE ~
n:a r : fasns ST. ss.r s !.
;s y :s;,s: j .sss: s d
srs and a.
SIX Ml Wf efsf sss'ssfs fs!i =
MILTON CASHMERE;
BLACK lI,. AND BROWN ;. !, yuSa EEAvER'
OLIVE lMs4h YkTpM El AfRhD e .ffssk cAss.:
50 a s ssse e sa our Stock large
and 's$iSSssssHI ;Sf Is s eaa5GR coAr
sss g PPS Stss Ss ~ S 4 NyRsrs
os bS Ssas9cs Cashmere cioth Velvet slkall
made M in the latest styie worn, and recomms ndea
or their genteel apes and seasonao s,samer
d Ga the season. so that whatever is new that
may be introduced will receive ssf atien'ioh' anu
our customers will have the beneht OF IT,
Our zen G9GgNTs FURYIsHINsG C. G s.s.;Ssa We
For Fall and Winter wear, has been receiVea W.
100 d haye NECK TIES. STOCKS and cRAVATs;
zoo zoo d doz. sc;so}IiIARs, various styles;
* ~ doz. POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS;
100 doz SOCKS, all kinds; H.. :,
To ali of which call attention, knowing tnat III
the 5t we please most every BODY Win
thing Of good quality at a low price. we stlic con-
unue ihaAi"s SHIRTS TO ORDER,
and know the stock on hand, as well as those mace
for particular customer orders, are the pest W the
Tinted States We cannot be ezcelled in this ar
ticle, as our customers previous TO TINS uine can
''s'"'' GOODS MADE TO ORDER,
and FITS guaranteed. Our manufacturer is practI-
cal man. and knows his business in every partlcu-
lar so that we can approach our customers with
confidence sustained by the capacity OF the person
who makes our goods.
Cali at No. no Main street. and we will do You
good as an examination and selection OF such
goods you may need Will prove. we are selling
EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH
Therefore can and will give you better article for
the money than where goods are sold on credit;
all who wish 10 paw their own debts and not he sub
ject to profit sufficient to cover the losses
pay will trade at the CASH STORE, No. 40
Main street. s-.s
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.
1859 AND 1860.
The subscribers have taken the agency for VIM.
Glencross Report vi Fasulons and can recon-
mend it as the most reliable one published. The
Repot is ISSUED semiyearly. and as Mr.. Glencross
is in communication with the Paris reports, issued
monthly, which issue is made connection with
all the advantages necessary for the satisfaction of
their trade. We now have copies of the Report
for sale and exhibition. Independent of the sheet
of drafts usually accompanying other reports, one
two patterns of new styles are also gwen. rem
dering the work Invaluable. se6-ts
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co Nj Nj r RCI a L,

The following is a comparative statement of the
condition of the Banks Of the city OF New York,
for the past week:
Sept. IL Sept. "a.
Loans Sis, 1856, 1853 Sll9.3S7 800 Inc 20 967
Specie. 81 ,5l2 $50 %, $50. 436 Dec. $50. PA
Circulation. S.4A 1856 1851 .2Ui Dec. 81 $50
Nett Deposits. 73.l47 1903 72,730,599 Dec 4l6 500
The loans show trifling increase, with the loss
In coin indicated in the estimate OH Saturday.
Northern Markets.-fBY TELEGRApH.l
NEW YORK, Sept. H.-Stocks lower: Va. 6's 94zl
Money firm and active at per cent. Flour ad
vanced ga l0c.: southern S515d525 Wheat heavy:
western red Sl03G LOS; white Sl.25al.3O Corn
lower: mixed 9i292. Pork dull mess Sl59O prime
Sl0.70 Whiskey dull at 261a a27 P. u-CottOn
dull. Red Wheat Sl,l60l25. Yellow Corn "a cts
Mess Pork SIC; prime do, Sl0.75. Rice quiet at 8
IA Sugar buoyant.
BALTlMoRE. Sept 9-FIour and wheat I'M
chan yed. Corn active: white 49, yellow SiaS5-
Provisions active: bacon sides 1915; mess pork SIG:
prime do S1l.50 Whiskey dull at Is.
Sales in New York, Monday, of 5000 Virginia
s, loo, at IS $4,000 do at 9i54 and $4,000 Ten
neSsee 6'S at $685.
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Reciprocity in Visiting-NOrth and South.

The New York Day Book speaks of the large
number of Southern people who visit the
North every season, and thinks it would have
a hapny effect if the Northern pleas ure- seekers
would return these visits in the winter. III
the people of both Sections" says the Day
Book scould become better acquainted, very
much of the present jealousy and misunder-
standing would be done away with. No
Southerner comes among us for the first time,
without feeling his mind expanded and finding
some of the rough edges of his dislike for
Yankeeism rubbed Off No Northerner but
crazy fanatic, can go into the South and mix
with the people sufficiently to understand
them and their institutions without discover
ing that the 'anti-slaveryism' of the North is
one of the most outrageous impositions ever
preached to deluded community"
The good effects of mutual intercourse have
been seen in the interchange of visits by
Northern and Southern military and Masonic
We trust that the social inter-
course of the two sections may be increased
and agree with the Day Book that lit would add
new strength to the bonds of national union
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H Fall Trade. Merchants,
and merchants generally South in laying in their
fall stock of merchandise, should not fail to pur
LIBLE BAKING POWDER, the best and most
economical preparation known for making light
sweet and wholesome loaf bread biscuits. &c. 1t
is recommended by numerous citizens of different
sections, and will certainly give satisfaction when
used properly. 1t is entirely harmless, being the
production Of scientific Virginia physician, and
manufactured with great care from the purest ma
terai Merchants can confidently recommend this
article to their customers as the BEST.
JOHN w. GARLICK,
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor.
Richmond, Va.
Sold by Druggists and Grocers generally through
out the State.
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RAyAGES OF CHOLERA.---The cholera has
carried Off 1900 persons in Hamburg this sum-
mer, 900 in July. II has ragged seriously in the
Duches Of Meeklenburg; one little town OF
Z, 500 inhabitants has been almost depopuiateo.
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EXCHANGE AT THE WEsr.--Telegraphic
dispatches Monday, quote Exchange on ne"
York at 4 per cent premium IN o'' LOUIS
per cent premium in Cnicaso, i-io Per cent
discount in Boston.
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RAWHITE LACE CuRTAINs.-We were shown,
yesterday two sets of very handsome LACE CUR
TAlNS: which had been bleached and dressed
by Mr.. Kl NC. Scourer, on 10th street. and can
our lady readers that in that line Mr. KING is
hard To beat. The Curtains looked like new goods.
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Dnowxxp.-George Binniwell, of the schr.
,,ra,y,,.a OF Accomac county, Va, who was
nj ..fnr in Baltimore has been found drowned
=, The dock there.
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SANFORD AND HIS
ASSOCIATES ARE THE
STARS OF THE PROFESSION.

Ole Bulb MYERS,
JOHN LANDS and
DICK Sitter,
Whose names are household words, are n suffi-
cient guarantee of the capabilities of the Troupe
together with additional favorites, foTma
COMPEE TROUPE,
capable Of producing all the beauties of Minstreis,.
ADMISSIONS CENTS. Children with their
parents, half price. Doors open at clock. Per-
formsnees commence at clock. So
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VOL. I CYCLOPEDIA-

VOL. 7 CYCLOPEDIA-
RANDQLPH'S Bookstore and Bindery.
ALL ABOUT IT, or the History and Mystery of
. Common Things. 81.
BA1ARD TAALOR'S TRAVELS IN Greece and
Russia. Sl,25
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN; his Autobiog raphy,
with Narrative of his Public Life and Ser
~, wees BY Rev; II H. Weld. Illustrated $l5o.
ELLlOTT'S DEBATES on the Federal Constitu
THE MISSISSIPPI BUBBLE; memoir of John
MIZPAH FRAZER AND FRIENDSHIP. By L..
GRAND p5Ti SCRAP BOOK, or Western
Cleaner. 75c.
THE TIN TRUMPET, or Heads and Tails for the
Wise and Waggish. Sl25.
VOL. Z AMERICAN CYCLOPhDlA, Tor sud-
scribers.
OCTOBER HARPER.
of Cook g popular worko 10
st. John, Gentleman. 81. Sc z-t
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ma. DIR. J. w. Garlick- Dear Sir: have
for some months used in family Semple s Justly
celebrated BAKING POWDERS, and take pleas
ure in recommending them to all families as the
very best article have ever tried Tor making hight,
sweet spongy bread. There is excuse for bad
bread when Semple s Powders used.
Respectfully. }. RICHARD LEwRLLEN.
Petersburg, July 30th, 1859.
!. w. GARfICK,
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor, Richmond.
For sale by Druggists and Grocers generally.
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20 Two-Cne-Sevpn.- The Public are
respectfully invited to call at my NEW and beau,
tiful ROOMS. recently fitted up for the purpose of
conducting the PHOTOGRAPHIC ART in all its
varied branch hes, and examine the numerous i'm
proyements lately added to the ART. PHOTO
GRAPHS colored IN WATER or OIL, from min
iature up to life siz, which sly les combine all the
delicate finish of the Ivory Miniature and the bold
and speaking Portrait in oil. AMBROTYPFS taken
in every variety of style. G.. w. MINIS,
2l7 Main st.
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HA. Trustees Sale of Household Furni-
TURE. PIANO FORTE, HORSE, CART, &C.,
AT Observation-Disclosures is requested to the
sale Of Mr.. ]. p. Tyler's Household and Kitchen
FURNITURE, Piano Forte, Horse, Cart, Flows.
&C., THIS MORNING, commencing at 10 o. clock,
at the Richmond College.
AI.SO-To the hiring out of the SERVANTS for
the balance of the year.
By order of the Trustees.
Sc 2s-It THOS. w. KEESEE, Auct.
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nA- RIcHMoND THEATRE:

II !
Third appearance of the beautiful and gifted young
American Actress,
MISS JANE COMBS.
Whose chas te ard artistic deIneations nightly
command from
CROWDED AND DELIGHTED AUDIENCES,
the most fattering applause.
She will appear this evening in the charming
character of g J l. | T,
in Shakspeares great creation of
ROMEO AND JULIET,
Which wi be produced with the following comb
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- w ny, 81 MAIN oIhEEi topposiLe a. MOTIFS
CACHES in their SEASON, served in quick time,
and at cost OF twenty per cent. less than the
charge usually made elsewhere"
Good II will give them p CALL
"Do; and try some Of their f.e OYSTERS X En- re-
esiged ~ steamer every day, IN GOOD CoSpt-
PIANO FOR SALE.-The subscriber
MI7has for sale fine. Rosewood 7-octavs
and originally cost $50. ANY ons needing
PIANO, can purchase the same cheap and on ac-
sommodans terms IL + sold because the s eS s
order. CHAS. SCHAIMAN,
seE-iw' Main, between 9Th and 10th sts
EALL AVID WINTER SUPPLIES OF
L SCHOOL BOOKS. SCHOOL STATIONERY,
PIANO FoKTEs. GUITARS AND MUSIC.
JAMES WOODHOUSli Sc co,
Respectfully, invite the attention OF parents.
teachers and all Others Interested, to the extensive
SCHOOL BOOKS.
with which they are Supplied az The present sea;
advanced text BOOKS. used in the Schools. and
Colleges Of this State and North Carolina, OF APP
''N'' School sT1TIysERY
is large and complete: consisting OF every article
necessary for educational purposes. In INC ae
p"'''"''' VI PIANO FORTgs.
there is nothing lacking. visit Ia their well sup
Piled warerooms, will satisfy any one that more
complete stock Of xood lasfrhMenfs could scarcely
t"r sale. Those OF elegant and rich design. adapted
to pc rsons who have means To crafty their tastes
others suited TO persons oil more moucfate iesifes-
while the humber may obtain an lns.nn,eas rs
durable and sweet-toned - palmer and less cost
i case They have er re ses '~es'''''0nsd
made in the world, Thsy are. besides, very du-
rabls, and far superior 10 those OF foreign make,
b
her this name, when they want good GUITAR
They have. also, others Of cheaper manufacture.
An immense stock Of Y Isl Y for ths Plane Porte
and Gsss sHNshloNk sbo2kf s Al . As
HARP STRINGS III Ming FORKS: TtfNtS;
GLASSES; MUSIC FoLios PIANO STOOLS;
MEI.oDEONS, &C.. &c; all oil which viii 30
furnished . q I, = very mode rate prices IS
Orders proInptls and faithfully attended TO.
PIANO FoRrES tuned and repaired - N-st
nRESS MAKERS AND OTHERS eaa ~
SLEEVE PATTERNS, lust received from New
York, by caliiss at ~ MAIN Sr, three aoefs
aboyc 9th, up stairs. over Wheeler 4 Wilson
Sewing MAshlne Agency. 80 A-s
NEW STORE. No II Prsakl,a ssreet.--I.. ia
~ coBs has sh; az opened issss soss e ss
and retail which viii BE- sold A. low ~ they hs
bought in this or any othcf market. A call ifosA
his trends aad the public generally !. insited
sex3-lms l.. yACDhHs
A 0ENGY.-l have this day appalntcd MA
aoobs ana NifyscskEIftsss z; 81 tI
THING STORE. in the city II Richmond on east
~ ; if.sss 'ppes''' tho marked u,ius sycxt
M1ICllELL'Y HAM TpNIC.~lAis il I
'' y I XVI | =
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Jew FALL GOODS.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO THE LADIES. ALL H0ESEKEEPERSA AND
FARMERS.
Our assortment is now COMPLETE of all styles of
rich DRESS GOODS, EMBROiDERlE Els and LACE
E0ODS: real I.aces. at lower prices than ever be-
fore; Cloth and Velvet CLOAKS, the best assort-
ment and cheaper than we ever had them before;
Stella. Broche, French Wool and common Plaid
SHAWLS.
LINEN SHEETINGS;
Table Damasks; Towelings; Napkins; Furniture
Prints; Table Covers and all kinds of PLANTA-.
TON GOODS, in Sleeps Greys, Pulled Cloths
and at the lowest prices.
Sc B-ts SAM'L NJ. PRICE & co.
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I OUIs J. B0SSIEgx,

and Wholesale Dealer in
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN FRUITS
FRENCH CANDIES. CIGARS.
m, TOBACCO, &C., &c.
The best Goods the cheapest Goods and the
LARGEST stock, chn be found at the
FIVE STORY BUILDING, No. 80 Main street
Opposite Richardson Co., Richmond, Va.
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!. m- Kidney and Bladder Conipla ints.-The
rewest and most important discovery for Kidney,
Bladder Com plants Urinary distractions, Leueor-
rhRa or Whites, Sexual Weaknesses, Physical
Prostraton and Debility OF either sex, is HARRIS
HORNE'S BUCIC COMPOUND.
Persons who have been unable to walk, have soon
been relieved BY this powerful COMPOUND. Ii is
prepared by Chemist, and is pronounced by medi-
cal men and those who have used it., TO be the best
BUCHU COMPOUND in the world Large bottles
81 small bottles SO cents. A fresh supply just
ceived by FISHER & WINSTON. Druggists,
je 14-l2m Main street, Richmond.
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NJ. The funeral of the late NJ II. THORNTON
will he preached at Grace Church to-day, ed
nesday, ) at 3la o clock.
The friends of the family are invited to attend