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DIED

On Monday Auzust 18th, of consumption. Mrs.
ANN VIRGINIA, daughter of the late Ihos. w !,
Farquhar and wife of Z. H. Osterstock, In the Ioth
year of her age.
The friends and acquaintancos of the family are
invited to attend her funeral from her iate rest
deuce 10Th street. above Leigh. French Garden
Hill on this Wednesday, evenings at ocIock,
to proceed to Rev. I. " Moore's Church, tFirst
Presby terian.)
ma Philadelphia, Baltimore. and New York pa
pers please copy.
On the 18th inst. at ii O'Clock, HENRY GEL-
WATER, in the 18th year of his age.
Dearest Henry, thou hast left us,
We, thy loss most deeply feel;
But It's God that hast berett US
He can all our sorrows heal.
Happy soul, thy days are ended,
All thy mourning days below;
Go, bv ANGEL guards attended,
To the right OF Jesus
His funeral will take place this afternoon, at 8
o'clock. at the residence of Richard Curry, OH
Stems Hill.
Ms. Lynchlurg and Bristol parers please copy.
On the 18th inst, at 10 o'clock, AARON PU r.
DEY, aged 81 years.
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London and Paris.

Paris correspondent of the Philadelp ia
Inquirer, speaking of London and Paris, says
London il much the largest city of the two,
and much the richer in the aggregate; and
while its population, the suburbs included
amounts TO about three millions, that of Paris
is estimated at little more than one million
The area enclosed within the walls of the
latter city is eight thousand five hundred
English miles, and from north to south the
meas urement is three and half miles while
from east to west it is nearly five miles. The
length of the wall enclosing Paris, as built
by LOUIS PHILIPPE, is fourteen miles, and the
circuit of the Notifications is twenty-three
miles. This structure although erected at an
immense expense, is now considered OF but
little Importance, except in the event Of an
invasion Its object at first was to check or
control u popular iusnrreetion. But such an
idea is ridienled at the present time. The city
lies in vast plain, considerably above the
level OF the sea, and is watered by the Seine.
There are six great reservoirs for the purpose
of receiving and distributing water, and there
are no less than twenty-three bridges over
the Seine three Of which are suspension
bridges.
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DEATH-A letter from Shreveport, La,
states that DR.. Ed. Lee Hoon, of Virginia,
died at that place on the seth ult., among
strangers, he having arrived there, shortly be-
fore, sick. He made no communication rela-
tive to his friends, rs he became speechless
when attacked by his fatal illness.
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, FOR THE CRITICS ON TONI

80 FOR THE CRITICS ON TONIC
49, BEVER AG ES-HUZZAH FOR MASON
& BURNS WAIT FOR THEIR WAGON!
BY ell the powers, fair Richmond hail;
wish tn drink good Beer, good Ale.
Your Bard he is curious fellow
! love your sons, for to be mellow
WIN should Temperance Sons be fools
Against the laws natures ruicss
None on earth can tell to me,
In this country Of liberty.
Give me soud Ale when am dry,
Aud for the good from BURNs' buy.
M AsoS BURNS are we'll known,
Like Tom Watson on his throne.
The eagle and the harp combined
Upon their wagon you shall find
b. all the powers YOU must look out
For cntsrprlsins mems about.
All that want to drink when dry.
WARDwELI.. Mason BUANs try.
Shake it UP 10y night and day,
And for your drinks all honest pay.
So vi that want good Cider, too,
Before that do bid aaieu,
Bear in memory, bear IN mind,
No better Cider Won can find,
And as this world has curious turns,
Huzza for MASON Il TIM Burns.
Ye gods, ye GODS, give ME q chance
This sht do with Venus dance.
Prof. TEOS. WATSON,
Who shall challenge The world on the beverage.
au lit
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Hon. SuEREARD CLEMENs.--The Easton
(Pa) Express says that Sherrard Clemens, of
Virginia, now on n visit to his brother. DR.. ]
Ii. Clemens, of Easton, had portion of bone,
which had been detached, and was source OF
much irritation to his limb ever since the duel
with Mr.. Wise, removed. The bone was quite
large with il was removed a portion of the
bali discharged by his opponent, which had
become embedded i'll the bone.
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New Publications.


The Christina Lar Of 4mwsemeat-PHINNEY
* Co, Buffalo, N. Y. For sale by Tnos. g. G.
DREwRY, successor to p B.PRIcE, Richmond
This instructive little volume embodies the
spirit, and nearly the words of a series of
lectures delivered before his charge by Rev
JAS. l.. CoRLING, Presby terrain minister, of
N. Y, on the subject which forms the title of
the work.
The Americans Guide.-LIrPINcoTT & Co,
Philadelphia. For sale by JAMES WoopHousE
4 Co, Richmond. This work comprises the
Constitution of the United States, Articles of
Confederation, the Declaration of Indepen-
dence and the Constitutions of the various
States.
Life Of Vidoeq.--T. b. PETERSON & Bro,
Philadelphia. For sale by j. w. RASpoL pH,
Richmond This is life of the great French
detective, and cannot help possessing that in
.erest with which his remarkable feats have
inspired the world.
Turpia, a Novel by Miss MARRyATT.'' For
sale by q. NJ. WEST, li5 Main street
~ Manual of Seisnsife and Practical A.
rteaitsYe for ihs School aAd the Farm by j. J..
CAMPBELL, A. NJ. Professor of PHYSICAL Sci
ence, Washingt On College Va with numarons
illustrations. Philadelphia: LINDSAY l. BLA-
KIsTox."
This Is work Of genuine merit anel real
value, by one of the ablest Professo RS of
washington College. 1t ought to have . large
sale.
week.
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The Rank Of Manassa

We are authorized and requested by the
agents of the Manassa Bank in this city, to
state that the reports affecting its credit are
entirely erroneous. Its condition is good and
the institution is perfectly sound.
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III We have received copy of the ami
yersary address before the Zeno5iaH Society of
Fluvanna Female Institute, delivered July s.,
1859, by A. JCDsoN CRANE, Esq. tits a schol-
arly and eloquent production.
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ATLANTIC CABLE.-The New York Herald
publishes list in detail of all the messages
received and sent over the Atlantic Cable dur
ing the few weeks it was working. There were
400 messages, containing 1899 words and 3D.
22l letters.
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday evening the 18TH inst, by the Rev.
Philip Courtney, at the residence OF the BRIDE 5
father. Mr. WYATT G. GRADY to MISS 'lh1
GINA S. d1us h:er of Jacob F. Barns, ksq., All
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THE INDEMNrTY.--The government of Rome
has awarded to Mr.. Edward N. Perkins, of
Boston, the sum of S3,4C0 as damages for the
robbery of his party during the Perugia mas
sacre. dispatch, published a few days ago,
state the amount enormously at SiO0
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MEETING OF CREDIToRs.-A meeting of the
creditors of Haron, Wilson & Stevens was
held at Cincinnati idoEday. Their liabilities
are put down at SIs, loo, and their nominal
assets at $4,000. About $4,000 of the liabili-
ties are in that city, and the balance in the
East. The house ask permission to 20 into
liquidation, A committee. has been appointed
TO report on the subject
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An enormous shark, measuring eleven feet
in length, and weighing i,5uo lonlds, was
caught in Long Island Sound last Thursday.
Roger, the celebrated French tenor, had his
arm shot ef while hurting recentiy.
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SUICIDE BY BoY.-At Norwalk. CT. on
Friday evening, young man, seventeen years
of age, shot himselfin q fit of passion He had
been maddened by the just rebukes and expos
tulations of his father and family, because of
imprspreties in his conduct Accordingly he
borrowed a pistol, and going TO the rear OF the
house. applied it to his person and fred il, SO
close that his clothing was set on fire by the
explosion. The ball entered his abdomen
passed through his body, and lodged under the
skin of his back.
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FRosr.-Some of our early-rising citizens
state that slight frost was pereeptible on the
morning OF Friday last. Ii this is SO it is safe
TO predict that 1859 will he noted for frostoc-
curri1 every month of the year.--lMddis. n (N,
~ 0bssrrsr.
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BRIBERY IN ENGLAND.--CaptS chenlfy, well
known in this country, and MIR. Leatham,
brother-in-iaw OF Mr.. Bright have been I'M
seated in the British Parliament, for corrnp-
Iion ut the polls.
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THE Pooh IN IRRLAND.--The Twelfth annual
report of the Irish Poor Law Commissioners
state that on the 2Sth of August 1855, the num-
her of W ork use inmates reached its min mum
viz, 36, 100, since which time the number
gradually increased to the maximum of the
present year-yiz 1902 on the 18th of Februa-
nv. 1859. The Poor law expenditure last year
amounted to fi57, 635, against i9s, $50 in 1857,
this being, of course, equivalent To a decrease
of "a ,25i, or ~ per cent. The decrease in the
number of persons relieved wasi-1 per cent
and in the amount OF rates collected, 1915 per
cent. fg2, rs was applied for the expenses Of
medical relief.
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o DRUGS, DYES. OILS. PAINTS

n DRUGS. DYES, OILS. PAINT
$SS& WINDOW GLASS, &c.-PURCELL, IADD
" * CO, Richmond. Va, offer for sale, in
LA quantities To suit purchasers
$500 lbs. superior Indigo, Is bags Allspiee,
Geo lbs best Nader TO - selected Gin
go ke-s Super. Carb. ger.
Soda. 300 lbs. prime Nutmsss,
% casks Washin- Soda, go - Mace,
Goo ounces Qulnine, bbs. " bite Ginger,
5000 lbs. Ext. lockwood, $50 mats Cinnamon,
part h. boxes 10 bales Gloves,
so bbs- Burning Fluid. % bbs. Putty.
% bbls Pure SperIG OH, 20 cases ASSORTED Coiors
80 bhs. Machine Oil, in OIL.
Is bhls. Tanners OIL, Leo boxes w nd "
0Jo gallons Solar Lamp Glass,
Oil. 100 boxes COigate's
20 bls: Kerosene Coal Soaps.
Oil. Is gross Brown " ind
100 lbs. Hydriodate Pot Soap,
ass, Il gross Coxe's Celia
100 boxes Starch. tine.
500 =. Gum Arabic. 20 cases Cooper's Celia
Goo kegs White Lead, tine.
OoW lbs. Cream Tartar, so gals. Linseed Oil,
5 bbla. Camphor, rs bbs. Farnishes,
- :" Glue, $50 000 Havana CigaTs,
~ ' Eng. Venetian hbls Blue Stone,
Red, 30 :. Clipped bye
100 bags prime Pepper. Woods
Also a large and complete stock of Ill popular
Patent Medicines Paints. Painters Brushes, Co
lo:s. & c., &c, g usual terms.
Orders efnily packed and promptly forwarded.
The quality of al articles warranted.
PURCELL, LADD & CO.. Druggists,
100 Main street, Richmond, Va,
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ESCAPE OF CALIFORNIA CoNyICTS.--An-
other batch of State prison conyicts escaped,
on the 18th of July, from asschooner, lying 1T
q wharf in San Francisco. manned by several
convicts. The Times says:
ssThe schooner was i'll charge of Capt Aiken,
and the convicts of the prison guard, Barry
They arrived here on Friday morning, be-
tween and oclcek, and commenced dis
charging at once. On Saturday afternoon,
just after dinner, one Of the prisoners named
William Winters, {sent from this city for
breaking jail,) made his escape during the
temporary absence of the guard. The rest
We're then more closely watched, until last
night, about eight O'Clock, when, the guard
being temporarily absent, the convicts being
confined below, seven in the forecastle and
six in the hold, the ha chcs were forced, and,
nine of theil number taking the schooner's
boat, made their escape, probably over to Con-
ira Costa. The remaining four made their
way up the wharf, to give the alarm, and one
reached the police office These returned to
the schooner voluntarily.
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THE DIFFICULTIES IN MINNESOTA. The
three companies of military sent from ST.
Paul. reached Monticello, in Wright county,
Minnesota, on the 9TH inst, and after u confer
ence with the authorities, the latter agreed TO
surrender within forty-eight hours all the
persons charged with the lynching of Jackson
the troops in the meantime to withdraw across
the river into Sherburne county. Other troops
were expected TO arrive on the Sth, and ii the
prisoners were not surrendered, the special
police will ransack the whole surrounding
country
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Sheep and Wool In Australia.

II IL coniectured at the wool resources of
Australia will finally prove almost ~ yalua.
Bile ~ the gold placers OF that colony. In isss,
swsnty-nins sheep were imported into Aus
traiiA from India. There are noSx at least ten
niiisons Ia 1878, thirteen thousand six hun
arso pounds Of wool were sent from Austria
~ e kasiand- last year, dfty millions. The
s'.1nsss aAa country are said 70 be peculiarly
saspsed 70 ne breeding and rearing OF sheep,
Wsl = tor preserving. Il not Improving, the
49, asterirsleaseg wceA,
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IA Special Notice.--The alteration % OF
CERES. LIQUORS, &C.. to take plsce at the
store Of III. Cockcorner 21st and Main streets iS
DAY at 10 o'clock. Il. b. CUM,
an l7Iy Auct
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The Rothgchilds.

Tho retirement OF these eminent bankers,
announced In IN extract from the London
STAY - certainly about to take place, Is one OF
the most remarkable incidents Of this remark
able year. Various causes have been imagin-
I'd to account for it. One of them is, that as
the age OF government loans is over, their
occupation may be considered gone. But this
appears to us to be very unsatisfactory way
Of accounting for IL. Loans to governments
foria but . very small part of the enormous
transactions of the firm
We snspect the true reason is TO be found In
ths increase Of the family. As long as 1t con.
sisted only Of i've brothers, there was no diffi.
sulty In keeping the united wealth together.
hut each OF these brothers had several children,
ana the nrm was every day growing larger in
that way. Doubtless they md 1t necessary 10
settle business liable in a few more genera.
tons, to b. divided among an incalc uiably
largo number of persons.
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Airtmnnn qispatfh.

Despaeeh fer che SPRING.. .,r.
Psssss eessg to tAs scassrsss p'afss, 70 =. "a Of
che O1oRAfcn mnf1ed 70 fAem !e' - ,oe.n.
sins - leaviax Their orders al tho eesstsS 'oe"'
80 ssv,sg ~ sdsaase for the time ndmee.
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IL. SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
The SEVENTH ANIMAL SESSION of this
School opens MONDAY, the 18th OF September
next, witt, every adyan,sse for the education Of
youth, both in the Primary and Higher English
mates, Drawing, and all other departments of =
complete school course Classes for beSinners IN 1
English, Latin and French, will be formed Thosa
will be received who are prepared to enter classes
already formed, The number of pnpiis Is hunted
For further paftcaiars. apply 10 the unisrsi. ned
OF his residence, alter the 18th OF September
X. III. i. TIGHE. A. NJ, Prncieal
au l3-tt2m FrnnEiip 81 at.srs -th
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rHEsTNUT HILL SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG

4 tHESINI rs I.I - itttUIl. FOX lUJNb
~ GENTIEMEN, THREE MILES NORTH OF
BALTIMORE, MD.-FhIs Institution has been in
full operation since November, lsls 1t is CLASH
cal SCHOOL IN private family, offering, IN the
tinins Influence of domestic intercourse substi-
tate SO far as may be. for parental and home
associat ons- Pupils are received at ten years of
age and upwards. and tboroug hly prepared for coli
lee for business The number of pupils is lin
tied to thirty, WHICH cohdnces to tbs personal
Tort OF the boys their sound intellectual and
al training, faithful supervision AID individual I'M
provement Chestnut Hill is a country seat oil one
hundred acres and IS unsurpassed in natural beau
ty and entire healthfulness. There is but one ses-
sion IN the year. bs SHINING on the first WEDNES-
DAY in September, and endnS on the las. We'd
nesday ~ June. For further information regard
ing this Hsttutinn. or for circulars, application
may be- made to Prof CHAs; BELL. GIBSON, or
crenshaw Co. Richmond. Va or 10 the Rector
Rev. FREDERICK GIBSON, NJ. A,
an l5-d;istS Baltimore, Nd.
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JUST RECEIVED. per stsamss Yorktown, 80
- pieces Mesquite Nsttins; also, IS dozen nice
Linen SHIRT B0yoms, 1t g cts.
JACOB A. LEVY, - Main ss.
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"a Have YOU seen tkosr Inimitable AM.
BRUrYPFS that now being made at DUKES
Gallery: They are perfect gems Of art The most
beautiful things, in the wav of Pictures. we have
ever beheld and the wonder is that he can afford
to get them up at such extreme low prices.
au 15-ct*
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rA Mrs. J. A. Williams. M. D., offers fsr
services to those of her sex, and to children,
who may need medical advice or attendance.
Especial attention given to the management OF
female diseases, and diapacements.
Those wishing an interview at their residence,
can address Post Office, Box SAT.
RESIDENCE on Clay, between 4th and 5th streets,
Richmond, Va. aui-lmf
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VNHE DUTIES OF MR., NTuART,x CLAx.
4 stCAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL
VIII be resumed on MONDAY, 18th Sept, next, at
MS Iefhief toeaiity, Clay, corner of 9Th ST..
he VIII be assisted in the department Of Ancient
Ian a nages BY Ar. RicHAgp ANDERSON, raduate
81 the University IN this department under Dr.
HaFIison, TO whom he retsrs. A Primary Depart
ment VIII lie connected with the School, in which
hunted number will be received. Aue-d2m
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NOTrcE.-Loek for @ ROOMS ~

n NOTICE.-Loekf for q ROOMS N
t.st-SxA establishment when you are in ~
~ ESSsS want of SADDLES and re-
NESS, as he has fine assortment Of Nil
articles in his line of trade, TO which
calls the attention OF the public, he prepared
to sell low for cash or to- puHctual customers. it
Will I've to the interest OF those in want OF SAD
ULERY to give him call and satisfy urselt that
No. Isl Main street is the place for bargains. All
orders promptly attended to. REPAIRING done
at short notice. ID. r. GROOMS,
au Him Richmond, Va.
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EDUCATIONAL.

m ROBERT PASS ENG LISH AND
L CLASSICAL SCHOOL, ON CLAY STREET,
BETWEEN FIRST A Ne SCION D.-Tle NINTH
SESSION of ms SCHOOL will commence on MON
DAY. September 18th, az my residence. and contI-
nue. 10 months. Terms as usual. ayable quarterly.
an l7-lin* T.. X. BASS.
ENGIIS;s classical AND MATTE
H NAUTICAL SCHOOL, also. SCHOOL. for slisN
BOYS, 4th street. between Main and Franklin,
commencing 18th September. Apply to the sab
scriber. over his School rooms.
auI7-tlS s. r. PENDLETON. Principal.
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*. FOR RENTING large and very desirable
Si;;a RESIDENCE on the west line of 9th, between
LII Clay and Leigh streets now in the occupancy
of Mf. Charles CaIniH1n. Possession given LIST
September next. Apply To
M loft GODDIN & APPERSoN
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~ Dukes Gallery
H DUKES GALLERY
Corner above Post Office.
Corner above Pest. Office.
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS,
FIFTY CENTS.
ONE DOLLAR and up,
For the best Pictures in the world.
Cali and be convinced of the fact. au I5-2A
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FEMALE INsTITuTE-


u RICHMOND HILL.
The third Collie late Session of this Institution
Will commence on MONDAY, the 18th of Septem
Der noxt, embracing two terms of twenty weeks
each. FACULTY:
Rev. RO. +. STUBS, Prl"cipal; English Lltera-
ture Natural Science and Mathematics.
J. B. WILSON, A. b., University of V.re mia. and
late tutor in Senator k. Nj L. Hunter S family
Ancient and Modern Lansi.a.es and Mental and
Moral Science.
Miss MARY CRANDAL, graduate of Mrs. Evil
lard's Seminary, Troy, with many years .ex-
pc rience as Il Southern teacher,l Assistant In
German. French. Eng sh Literature and Or
namental Branches
f. A. NEW HISER, graduate OF the ROYAL Acad-
eDy of Bueren. Prussia. Professor OF GermaE,
and Piano Organ, Meodlan and Guitar Music.
J. W. REV +, Pepmlnshlp.
teacher Of the Italian Ian guaSe will be supplied.
TERMS:
Board, Watching, &c......................Sl 60 90
Tuition in Primary English ........... 70 %
Complete En- lish Course ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
Modern and Anc. Mt Lansuag es, each loco
Piano, Guitar and other Instrumental Mu-
. sic, each --...t...-.......-. AVW
Use of instrument -..........."... 4 10
Extra Lessons in Penmanship ............. AGO
Painting, Drawing, &c, each 800
except in cases of rrotracted sickness. The fat
terins testimonials OF gentlemen of the hs hest lite
rary attainments. who have attended the exaIni
nations oil this Institution attestlng the proficiency
and thorough scholarship of its pupils. together
with the very moderate rates OF tuition throug bout
the entire course OF instruction, deemed suti
cient assurances of the increased confidence and
patronage OF the public
au 10 ,3t&w4w RO F. STUBBS, Principal
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CTORAGE, STORAGE.-We have taken the
- larae Warehouse next door to Messrs. Cren-
shaw Co., aadare pregnred to store goods on the
usual terms. JORDAN, WYNN & co.
jy 30-dlm
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H. REMOVAL. w. Minus has removed
his PHOTOGRAPH and FINE ART GALLERY
from 1877 Main street, to the building adjoining Co
rinthian Hail. two doors below eth street. where he
especial purpose of conducting the Photographic
art in all It's various branches. A visit to his
establishment from his friends and patrons. and the
public generally, is most respectfully solicited.
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| ESY has Just received the following lot Of
- Goods, all OF which will he found TO bs very
cheap, and well worthy the attention Of thpse havr
Ilis Dry Goods to purchase: 20 ps. heavy biesched
Cotton ut 10 cts per ward, the lest in the city
the price; Is ps exeeen; white BfIiiants At l2se.
per sd; small lot of white Bri,ants at Toe. per
I'D; good, soft finish IRISH Linen Mt 35ssc., worth ~
cts 100 Cambria Bands ri 2t.c Tor the whole band;
selIles Shirt BosoIns ut Ia5ac.. worth DC and var-
other goods to he sold at the same how rates
Remember, that AZ JACOB A. LEWIS. Is Main
street, always find large aud well selected
stock of Goods, at prices that cannot fail to give
satisfaction,