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MONDAY MORNING. ocr ., ,oxo
GENERAL. CONVENTION
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH of the UNITEp sTATes
lkRrokrSp FOR rHH "pALr plrATcu..l
FouRrEENTH DAY-NIoHr spssrox

FRIDAY, Oct 81, 1850
The House OF Deputies passed the following
Canons which have heretofore beon published
in this paper;
OF Cons atoms or Parishes in Foreign coun-
tres
eDn the Abandonment of the Communion of this
Chafch BY a Presby ter or Deacon.
On the Abandonment of the Communion of this
Church hv a Bishop.
On the Trial of Minister'S within the jurisdiction
Of Foreisn Missionsr, Bishops.
Amendment to CSnen authorizing Foreign Mis-
HeRary Bishops to appoint 4 Standing Committee,
Amendment To Canon on the CONSERVATION OF
Bishops during the recess OF the General Convcn-
| tlsn.
| Canon prescribing the mode of serving notices
| and citations sent from the House OF Bishops.
A message was received from the House OF
| Bishops, announcing the adoption OF Ciause
| t. Sec ion :. Canon IL, Title 1, reported oy the
| Joint Committee on Cauons. Also, message
| stating that they had indefinitely postponeo
| Clause ,. Section :, Canon l3, Tile l-relatife
| TO supplying vacancies occasioned by the
| death or resignation of a Missionary Bishop,
| or vacancy frcm any other cause. On motion,
| the latter was laid on the table until SATURDAY
| morning.
/ A message was received from the House OF
| Bishops informing this House that .fhey have
| nominated as Missionary Bishop of the North
| west, Rev. Jos. c. Talbot, ID. D., Rector OF
| Christ's Church, indianapolis.
| On motion, it was ordered that this House
| will act on the same at IL O'Clock, tomorrow
1 morning
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LOCOMOTIVE EXrLosIoN.-On Tuesday last
the boiler OF locomotive belonging to the
Bellefontaine and Indiana Railroad Company.
exploded Mt Yorktown, Ind dashing the en- gil
ueer TO pieces and mutiating the fireman so
that he died after lingering four hours The
locomotive was wrenched from its couplings
and thrown up on an embaikment four feet
high. The train was mixed passenger and
freight, and was somewhat damaged. though
no persons but the fireman and engineer were
injured. The track was torn up for forty or
fifty feet
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KILLED BY LIeHTNISG.-During the thun-
der storm of Saturday, the 9Th inst, an old
woman, named Miliy Snead, living in Abe
marie county, Va, was killed by lightning,
whilst standing at the door of her cabin. The
electric fluid passed through the house to a
shed room, in which Were several children
playing on the floor, and beside them dog.
The dog was killed, but the children escaped
with slight shock
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TEXAS ARMY NEws.--The commander Of
the department of Texas has relieved the pres
ent escort to the Geographical reconnaissance,
and Capt. A. T. Lee, sth infantry, has been
ordered to take posi- with his company at the
junction Of the Frio and Leona rivers. Capt
G. ID. Jordan, eth infantry, had been ordered
to proceed with his command 10 occupy Pen
deneia, about a5 miles from Fort Duncan, on
the road to Corpus Christi. These comman !.
ders have been directed TO keep scouting parties
constantly In the field, and use every means
in their power for the protection OF the seitle-
ments in their vicinity.
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PHILADELPHIA PosT- OFFICE AFFAIgs-
The number OF letters matted at the Post
Office of Philadelphia, during the quarter end
lag September 3gth, was i,lGG,75i Postage
stamps Sold S57, ,202 81; and the total receipts
were S13 1868. There were collected from
lamp-post letter boxes ,sso 1872 letters, and 49,
CO.. mails We're made and sent from the Office
is. GEO registered packages of stamps Were also
sent The average number of letters adyer-
tised weekly was 400.
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MANASSAS GAP RAILRoAD.-The annual
report of the Manassas Gap Railroad shows
an improvement in the revenue of the COM
pany. The gross earnings for the year from
freight was Sl05,330 81; from passengers, S27,-
SOL &C; tho mails, S3,476 Is. Total, Sl36, ,399 as
The gain over last year is--on freight, IS, III,
OF nine per cent, and from passengers, 6, ,s5l,
or fifteen per cent, making an aggregate from
both of $1,000. Their expenses were 500 0v3 IS;
paid Orange and Alexandria Railroad, S24-
500 81; to the same, half expenses at the depot,
81 Is, So. Total, S93,2i5 22-leaying the net
earnings Sl3 l53 %.
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ADDICTION OF GIRL By MINIsTER.--A
correspondent of the Bangor Union informs
that paper that on the 18th inst, Rev. VIM. 5.
Ciliey absconded from Dexter, Mes carrying
with him daughter of Rev. J. 4. Witherell,
editor of the Dexter Gem and Gazette. The
abductor succeeded in geeting the girl into a
carriage with him, by making promises to her,
and telling her that he was going to the cefne-
terry, and wanted her TO go with him TO place
obtained, on his wifes grave; but when in the
carriage he drove rapidly away, she protesting
against going with him. The girl is only l3
wears old. Neither of the parties have been
heard from,
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PreseHtatjoa.-The l.. l. Blues held q meet
ing at their armory on Friday night last, and
presented Lieut.. MAuLE with u costly service
OF silver, for his zeal and energy i'll behalf of
the old corps since the command has deyoiyed
upon him. The presentation speech was made
by RICHARD d. SASxAY, Esq, in behalf of the
corps, and il said TO have been complimentary
and appropriate Lieut.. Mamie responded. and
returned thanks for the anexpectad honor
thus conferred as well as for ths~efcsant and
costly testimonial he had Jus txeceIyed. 8
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Young Thisres.--Yest terday afternoon, two
small lads known Robert Hodge and Thcs
Mckenzie, broke into the office of Messrs. CO.
nant Il Waldron, near the creek, OH Cary ST.
to commit larceny, but before they had time 10
make selection and escape, Mr.. Waidron
came upon them, and had them arrested and
Gagged Hodge was one OF the party that broke
into Arnold's shop some weeks since, bat was
discharged by the Mayor. The two will prob
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ceeni,.g LA barge number o. eat.le, iorses,

Coming Ia.--A large number OF catsle, horses,
agricultural implements, farm produets, eie.,
arrived here on Saturday last by the DanviiIo
raj Fair. The Central road is also bringing IN
It's quota OF contriba lions, and from present
indications the attendance of strangers will
be large, though, we fear, nothing like as great
break taken place at Harper's Ferry. Far
mers, and especially those ia the Valley. have
been alarmed at the daring attempt ts raise
the standard Of rebellion in their midst aud
many of them will not leave their hornas f.,r
pleasure as long as they apprehend danger
from border ruffians and midnight assasairis
The horse department., at the Fair. promises
contain many fine animals from Virginia and
MARYLAND.
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Disturbing an Aadienee.-The audience at the
Theatre. last Saturday night was disturbed by
a row in the saloon between Henry Everett
and A. Patilla, which resulted in the Iatters
getting his face badly cut to pieces by Il tumb-
Ter glass, thrown at him by the former. Eve
rett was arrested and committed TO prison by
the watchmen. He will be arraigned before
man is sufficiently recovered from the shock
of the assault, will be examined for the Of
fence.
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Darkness prevailed last Friday night, be-
cause of some obstruction in the purifying
machinery, which the Superintendent and hi.
assistants are laboring night and day to re-
move. The streets, about 10 O'Clock looked as
dismal as deserted city. and the private resi-
cences presented an exceedingly gloomy ap-
pearance. When the gas was turned Off very
few families had either fluid or oil in their
houses, and the consequence was, that three
cent dips were in demand. We understand
that Mr.. Van Cleeye. of Philadelphia has been
called upon 10 discover and remedy the evil and
we have no doubt that he will readily DO So
but it is not at all improbable that the gas
will have TO be turned off for several days tC
enable him TO put the purifiers and other ma
ehinery in complete order.
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LAND SALES IN RoANoKE.-Seyeral farms
near Salem, Roanoke county, Va, have
changed hands, recently. at very fair prices
acres to John Garst, Sr, for about fifty dol
lars per acre. A. G.. .Dulany's farm with
dover upon part) of 2i9 acres, sold to Samuel
Hubbard for $50. And on Wednesday last,
the lands of Mrs. Williams sold to different
persons, at an average Of about Sauo per acre
the lot containing about ~ acres This does
not look much like hard times
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Supposed Ftleny.--on FRIDAY evening" hst.
Dennis Conner got into a Controversy Nth 4
slave named Edmnnd in the service of 9hos
Duke, and struck hini upoifsfhe he'd MIN =
piece of iron, which injured hfrnse krriously
that his life was beiies ed To be in danger On
Saturday morning, Conuer was before the
Mayor, but the attending physician of the
servant being absent, he was sent 10 prison
until this morning
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A Match Rare is to come of next week ~
Ashland for si,g00 aside, between Mr.. +. M.
Halls e. z. One Eyed Joe, and o. p Hare's
horse Tar River. The distance to be run IL
carry but one hundred pounds weight. fast
race is anticipated. Joe, in days gone by, had
few equals in speed, with a light weight upon
him; and even now there is no certainty that
he will be beaten, Notwithstanding the fact
that he is TO meet the rival of Sue Washington
and Nicholas. II
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Accidentally Shot.--On Friday evening last
a lad about eleven years old, SON of Mr.. Alvey
while strolling about near the old Hermitage
grounds, was accidentally shot IN the face and
severely wounded, by Mr.. Tallyrand Lips-
comb, who fired at q partridge in the bushes
without seeing the lad. As soon as Mr.. L.
heard the screams of the child, he hastened TO
his assistance, and carried him home. where
he was placed under medical attendance. His
injuries are not at all dangerous.
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A SHOCKING CAsE.-In New York ON
Thursday, police officer was attracted 10 q
house by the piteoas cries of chill dren. On eu
tering, he discovered the dead body of 4 wo.
man. with her three helpless offspring Weep
ing around the body because they could not
awake her. She died from intemperance Her
husband Is now in the penitentiary as m ha-
hitual drunkard,
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~ Second supply of

CLoAKS! CLoAKS!!
NANTiLLAS! MANTILLAS.
BREEDEN & IFoN.
UPFN THIS MORNING. SATURDAY. 18TH
OCTOBER,
Another large snd very attractive assortment OF
C{0AkS, And
MANTILLAS.
EyarY novelty Of tho season, both in
CLOTHS and VELVET.
BRkEDEN & FOX.
rc lS-lw 2l7 Broad street
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ARMY ORDERs.--Majsr Cady and Major
Andrews. and Lieu,s. Hardeastle and Mercer
have been relieved from the operation of the
order assigning them 10 duty with the recruits
sent to Oregon Captain yogdes has been or
dered to join his company al Fort Monroe.
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COOLIES FOR DEaERARA.-Adyices from .Ja-
maicsl to the LIST of October state that the Eng
lish Government have sent emigrant Coolies
back 10 India 10 aid in selecting Coolies for the
Island of Demerara. Arrangements are in
progress for the importation OF white laborers
from Bartadoes.
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Very Preng.-At the Mechanics Institute
Fair may now be seen some beautiful speci-
mems of crytalized and coiored grasses, How-
ers and wax fruits, prepared by Mrs. Burton,
who teaches the art TO young ladies'. Mrs. u.
also has neat specimen of worsted embroid-
cry for chair cover, that attracts considera-
HE a ttpntion.
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SHOCKING ACCIpENr.-Mlss Eliza Thorn, of
Potomac To the Virginia side in IA ferry boat,
Thursday, got her dress entangled in the ma
chinery and was carried around the shaft se-
yeral times before she could be rescued. She
was badly mangled and not expected TO sur
yiye her injuries.
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List C'ossd.--We learned on Saturday las,
that the list OF members Of company 4 was
It'll and closed, and that there were then
twenty applicants for admission, not one OF
whom could get in. The company have eighty
eight good and true men, and until some
vacancy occurs, will admit no further afidi-
tious.
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rs Great Bnrsains-

EA. Great Bargains-
FOR CASH, AT
PERKINS i co.'s,
No. 14l, EAGLE SQUARE.
A Bieached :. at6d
per. - al 10 cents
The best4-4 ever.sold here, at l211acts
Jos p's Fast Cold PRINTS, att cents
Best English and American PRINTS, at II cents
50 81 NALkNTiAS and DEbAINES, at l21a cts.
Rich Pans pELAINES, at 621a cts, worth o77s cts
DRESS SILKS. very cheap
25 Very Rlch SILK ROBES. AT S35, worth S45
kID CLOVES. as good as Alexander's, at rs cts.
Bes. i0-4 Bleached SHEET NGS. at 2s cts.
PERKINS & CO.,
Sc I9-ts No. lI Eagle Square.
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An 4ddress is TO be delivered at Mechanics.
onstita,e Hall, might, by JosKPH r. KEsN-
| isGHAM, Esq, and the public are Invited 10
hear MN. Mr. a Is practical mechanic is q
warm friend of the institute and of the anr,reu
tiees OF Richmond, and will no donb say inuch
| to instruct and amase theEi.
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ARREST OF An ALLEGED FoRGER.--William
Nj. liall was arrested the 18TH instant in
Cleveland, Ohio, charged with having obtain-
ed over S6Oo0 upon forged notes and endorse
ments, in Syracuse, N. Y. about two years
ago. when he ran Oft, and euded pursuit un-
Ill last Tuesday There are several other
charges against him
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Fractsriaga SkHH.--Martha Taylor. free
negress, arrested on suspicion of breaking the
skull of Reuben slave to John King of Hano-
yer, on the I'd inst, was before 1he Mayor last
Saturday, but owing TO the condition of the in
Jured negro, the investigation was postponed
for ten days. The accused, was stated in
Court, can prove by two or three witnesses
that she never put her hands upon him. but
that he came into her house and beat her In the
most cruel manner, he being drunk at the time
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An Ugly Picee.--At the corner of 18th and
Marshall street is q ditch, badly filled with
dirt and water, which is a complete trap for
horses and vehicles Yesterday pair of
horses attached to a carriage, got mixed in this
hole, and had to be lifted out by main force.
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Reqaisition. .--OfIlcers Kelly aud Morris left
here yesterday morning, with a requisition
from Gov. Wise, upon Gov Packer, of Penn
sylvania, for the body Of Cook, who was ar
rested and imprisoned 1T Carlisle, for partiei-
pating in the late Harper's Ferry rebellion.
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FT.hting.-John Mayher, said to be q resident
of Norfolk, was arraigned before ihe Mayor
on Saturday, to answer the charge OF assault
ing and beating Patrick Raddy, d dealer in
fancy shells. From the evidence il seems that
Pat, while somewhat inebriated, got into q
dispute with another man, seeing which, and
doubtless supposing it a free fight, Jack
pitched in, sent Pat 10 grass, and would have
terposition of bystanders. Jack was held to
bail for his good behavior in the sum Of 500
and had not given it when the writer lef
Court.
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THE NEW STYPTIC.--Soiufsoao Of The Peg
certain ST, pties ever used. IL hiss teen used Nth
entire success sTres,ins thAmest cagssssl iiSs-
orfhasss by our own SaFx cons. Prepared ts
MADE h BAKER. eten.ists.
lsJ Malu st., cor. sbsss past 0iss.s.
NEW CROP RAfSlAS-- sEC.UND SUPPLY.
y % baxes la, ,es RAiSINS; " tGxsa A. a do;
10 half baxcs do, la0 quarter staxes dot inst ie
eeiyed per sfsAtasf, ~ JgAN Fi<xlNt'Ss
GOAL StUTTLES, cinder shevels, ehoveis
~ and ronxa. Fire Dogs. FeHoeF1s Shassl aAd
Tons Stasds. Blower naiders. kokess abG Corners.
sf.s cfaskseS ks 81 ses snSs 80 M.ia
IslNGLAss. cslssias, TsssaSs. rssps Corr
Sup. cArbs Soda, chocpiais, Prep ceaeA, &es. fof
Corner 6th Ard Breed ssx
BROWNS HKONe AL TNGCtiEx. fss-
- tilles de Paris. Wsstsrss epsi ysckecsf : Los
snsss for sale 4 MEApek = BAL s.'l':l
Iss MAia 81. COZ. aEesSs 1ssts & 5Ss.
sIND nuu0Ekk rkka..-1 h1ve IL ske4S (
4 kseat variety II SHOES ~ sestAi5t6 Nj
hnasy and supersofs msde with AEpaat ieSA M NJ
dur ability. at WHs NJ A44G&k 4. sS
I,aGs, FtSie, = SECOND StxPrLY o MN
lsesissd 4 si .aa ks les a \ jCIN IiIs b
IS T5ss GossIEy
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Secured QRarters.--Daniel Miller and James
Ryan, committed trespass on Brook Pleas
ants, last Friday night, but was soon after
captured and committed for the offence. The
next morning they were taken before the
Mayor, reprimaaded for their conduct and
then locked up.
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MURDER--Joseph g. De L'Hoste. q Justice
Of the Peace ot Coneordia Parrish, Las WAS
assassinated on the sth inst. while riding
through the woods, by two men whom he had
puni< he'd . day or two before for hog stealing.
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ia Two-One-Seyen. - Tho Public are
respectfully invited TO call at my NEW and beau
tifu ROOMS, recently fitted up for the purpose OF
conducting the PHOTOGRAPHIC ART in all its
varied branches, and examine the numerous lin I'm
proveHients lately added to the ART. PHOTO
GRAPHS coiored in WATER or OIL, from min
iature up 10 life sz which styles combine all the
and speaking Portrait in oil. AMBROTTPEStaken
IN every variety OF style. q. W. MINIS,
2l7 Main st.
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RoBBING BIsHoP.-Bishop Aines, ofGeor-
gia, vas robbed last week while attending o
Conference at Galena. The house where the
Bishop was stopping was entered by burglars,
and the worthy preate lost $1GC and his clio thcs
by the visitation
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Z. 4 Card Mrs. w. Flei>hniaua, from
NJ + OA Market; long and well known as the
eheap and tasty Millinery store, hegs tuinioTm her
fuends snd the pablo IN general that Tor the bet
ter accommodation oi her customers, ana othets
VISITING the city jnrlns the Far. she has taken the
store No. a.. or Nam street, next deog 10 the -
Charles Hotel, where she viii open, ON MONDAY
ihe nth of October and offer iot sale, during the
veriud Of one month. an entirely new and attrsc
tive stock Of MILLINERY GOODS, BONNETS
RIBBONS. HEAD nR ESSES, etc, ot the iates
STYLES, and At prices bch vii! ensure quick an'
yaplo sale A call trofi all IN search ot cheap an'
beautiful goods is NIL that s wanted. ac l5-2w* =
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MAN KILLED.-On Saturday, jacob Adkins,
from the mouth OF Rich Greek, Wayne county,
Va, while attempting To roll some saw logs
into the river, opposite Charleston, kanawha
was caught by rolling log and
CT rushed to death.
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fnsoieHf.-A negro boy called Jack slave 10
r. Allan, Was before the Mayor, on Saturday
last, and sentenced 10 the lash, for using inso-
lent and abusive language 10 Il. II. Spiiiman.
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The Board Of Managers of the Virginia Me-
chanis' Institute will meet tonight at 7x
O'Clock. Punctual attendance is desirabie.
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Steam Mssie.-- These Of oar readers who hare
never heard the music Of the SrnAM CAILfofK
Mechanics' Institute Hall. and that u u ~.
tracing great attention.
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nv covaRpsN& HAMMERsLEY.
SPECIAL NOTICES
sA Pare Reading Lager.

IA I Z KS NI.U oTNIh liAOFh, ~,
TO ny CUSTOMERS AND FRffA oS'
Thankful for sour past iaSors. and wath the 10
terulpatoa 10 9csSrYe yoaF patTeHaga, by turnisil
ms the pnresi a,a best AEER BEER 10 be found
m the conetfy, respectfully EoiIclt soar eheoht-
sgement ouuRs ifa et s'uBg winter season -
With tho taSf Cf iiiGS month. my STOCK ~ SUM
NOR Lager VIII be exhausted, alter watch, WIN
IAUERHS WINTER BEER. eta superior kad'
Shall ne pgepa red to farnish families and ihvai'as
with pnTe srtcla. fresh from the barrel sha u
serve NV customers and TRENDS, as asdsi. iR my
sha}, and Bread street. - u. bANpE'
lS-lW
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A Call on the Goreraor.-The Il. L. l. Blues
Lieut.. Maule. numbering seventy men, pa
raded last Friday night, and called upon the
Governor, at his mansion. where they were
briefly addressed by him, and thanked for the
promptness with which they obeyed his orders
during the late outbreak at Harper's Ferry
The Blues now have upon their roll nearly
one hundred men. and at their next company
parade will probably make an appearance
such as was the custom of the old corps in
years gone by. Like all human organizations
the Blues have their hours of adversely as we'll
as of prosperity. After brief lukewarmness
toward the corps, new life has been in fused in 10
its members, new impulses have been aroused
among the young men of the city, and its sun
continue clear and unelouded for years tC
come, is the earnest wish of every Nirginian.
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- why VIII Sc Suffer THE eye hath
not seen. the ear hgth not heard of better or
moro QnpglsT tonic than that knewn as BAKERS
PEENltH BiTTENS Many the sufferers
from gysrepSie, Liver Complaint. Heartburn and
Nervous HssnaChe. To such We advise the use of
these EiTTERS.
Numerous are the recommendatory certificates
to hiI. BAKER. highly complimentary of the viz
tues oi bus celebrated medicine.
Tn price AZ which these BIHTERS is sold puts
II the power OF all classes 70 reap the benefits OF
their virtues.
Cases of Dyspepsia of twenty years standing
have been cured by the of them in a few weeks.
Don't fail 10 try them.
They can le had Of all the prominent Druggists
IN the city ct Richmond and elsewhere IN Virginia.
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~ Jos. T.. Uanion would respectfully y in
form his personal friends and the public generally
that he may he found duIins Il. business hours at
No75 Man STREET, next door to Z. X. White s
Ehoe Store.
lie is now prepared to CUT, MAKE and TRIM
all kInds OF Gents apparel, in the best and most
fashionable style. HA Good fit warranted.
j. II. SlRICH would specially csll aStentio1n, %
GOODS, selected especially for this market.
22~Im
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"a MRS. J. A. Williams, vi. D., offers her
services to those of her own sex, and to children,
who may need medical advice or attendance
Especial attention gwen to the management OF
female diseases, and dsplacements.
Those wishing an interview at their residence,
can address Post Office, Box BAT.
RESIDENCE on Clay, between 4th and 9th streets,
Richmond, Va. cc 4-lmS