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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-22

The receipts from customs at Now York last
week were only $42l 900, or about a quarter Of
what had been anticipated.
Among the passengers by the steamer New
York. Saturday, for Havre, was N. Fischer, of
Richmond, Va.
Mr.. Thos. Cartwright, an old resident of Wheel,
ing, died suddenly on Thursday night
Hon. W. 8. Underwood, of Kentucky, 10 card
to his constituents, declines denomination for
Congress.
The debt Of $6l, 900, hanging over the First
Presbyterian Church Of st. Louis, has been paid
by the congregation.
The city of Louisville has purchased another
steam hre engine for 50 600.
Knox Walker, private Secretary of President
Polk, will soon issue Douglas paper at Nashville,
Tennessee.
play by Cardinal Wiseman, entitled, ssThe
Hidden GEN." has been produced at Liverpool and
we'll received.
Coal was selling at Halifax on the 7th insi.. at
Sl0 per chaldroD, and dif1cult to be had even at
that price
move has been made la one Of the Western
States 70 abolish grand jurors - q nuisance.
wag says he doesn't care Q ng whether thsy
get spy currents through the Atlantic cable or
not, hat he would like few fresh datss.
Hoo Horace Maynard, of Tennessee, announces
himself candidate for re-election TO Congress
john Imbriqht cut his throat In st. Lonis on
Thnrsday morning, He had provided himself with
basin and cleth 10 receive the blood.
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MOST MAGNIFICENT FARM

"A WITHIN HALF MILE OF THE TOWN
0F WAYAESB ROUGH, AUGUSTA COUNTY
FARM, situsted as described above, containing 80
acres OF ,t Land, which is very Productive, and is
Especially adapted TO the raising of hay, and mar
farm iu Waynesboro There are 200 acres OF Noun
talH Landconnccted with the farm heaviiy,tImberea
VIII ch ID not only valuable for the timber and wooa
with which it abounds. but f. grazing PURPOSES
From six to eight cords of wood be del yered per
day, at very reInunertive prices. There is a sp ing
Oh the farm, which, to man of enterprise wonld OF
itself be fortune, covering about acre of land
and supplies q grist and raw mill with an n'stund
ance OF water through the year, and any kind OF
machinery could be connected TO the mills with lit
tie expense The improvements are all in good or.
der and sufficient for the accommodation of large
family. The health of the place, and the excelen,
society OF the neighborhood render this farm in-
valuable @ amer Ietret.
The Farm will be shown By Mr. King who lives
upon it, and terms. which ara liberal made known
by 10 LYME, Land gent.
Ciace in Basement MetropolitsA Hall.
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HOUSE BREAKING The office of An.
drew Johnston, Esq, over Smith 4 Harwood'.
hardware store, wac forcibly entered on Sunday
night. After getting into the room, the rogue dis.
covered the key to the iron chest, opened it, helped
himself to 500 in gold aud silver; and then wen,
below and tried his hand on the store fastenings
but did not succeed. The rear door to the store
was broken open, and few bricks gouged out to
make an opening into the counting room. but the
job being hard one, was either given up vo,un.
tarily, or the operators frightened off There ia
doubtless gang of burglars in the city at this
time, bent on punder, and merchants and others
should be prepared to receive them. Powder and
buckshot are an unfailing remedy for the disease
OF burglary, if properly administered. Keep q
supply on hand.
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SPACE TIRE SInrwA1Ks-Sava,

SPACE TIRE SIDEwALKs.-Several own.
ers'of carts and wagons were before ths Mayor
yesterday morning aud fined, for allowing their
teams and vehicles to drive upon the sidewalks, in
violation Of city ordinance. Some of the strset.
are so deep in mud that loaded vehicles can
scarcely pass along them, aud where this ia the
case the sidewalks resorted to and completely y
cut to pieces. TO prevent this the police are no v
constantly on the look out.
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FLAT. BOAT, or some other crossing.
is absolutely necessary on 18th street, between
Franklin and Grace, where the mire is aokle deep
In the location indicated, there are FIVE or six sts
bles. where teams and vehicles are Kept for hire
and as these men lay heavy taxes, they shoaid
have suitable thoroughfares TO conduct their
busiRess. Buried in mud and flooded With water
DO ohe who can get accommodations elsewhere
will now go near them.
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CLorHtsa THE N.Krp-Harveu

CLorHtsa THE NAKED.-Harvey Cor
don, worthless free negro, stole coat from q
SLAVE named William, and cutting a regular
swell 10 his borrowed plumage, on Sunday last
when the officers captured and Gagged him. Yes.
terday be was convicted of the offence, and be.
sides getting stripped jacket, through the kind.
ness OF the Mayor, was given employment iu the
chain gang,
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TIN 22d of February i, herewith It

THH ZZu OF February ID herewith II
has coms the Airing OF saiutes, the sound of the
bug,e, the fam of the drum, the marching of sol
diers, happy gatherings, and pleasant re-nuiohs
that always commemorate the anniversary birth
day Of the Father of his Country. II the weather
10 rs delightful that of yesterday, the streets
will be alive with ladies 40 well as bold soldier
boys-but whether pleasant or net, ths evening
will be celebrated BY balls and parties in q man.
nsr worthy Of the occasion.
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Gun SHor WoUNB "A young man,
named John Pollard, received a serious wound in
his left hand on Sunday last, by the premature
explosion of a fowliug piece, while hanting rob
bins, in Heurico county. near Dr. Christians farm
We understand that, after getting over fence, hs
attempted, while holding the gun by the muzzle
10 draw it after him, aud that in doing so tho
hammer struck rail. caused the cap to explode
aud the contents of the weapon TO pass through
his hand cutting off the first Joint Of the thumb
and irjuring two of bis fingers. Accidents frou
fire arns are generally the result OF careless ness
as this one evidently was.
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BuRRuss & BRO, ,,.,o.,r..


Norfolk. Va.
Have In store and U. 8. Custom House, 30 hhds
TAYLOR'S CELEBRATED LONDON DOCK BRAN
oY. imported by them from John Taylor OF Lon
don: Also, ia Custom House, Brandies of the fol.
lowing brands: james Hennessy; Otard, Dupuy 4
20; the United Vineyard Proprietors: sidney Ce.
ierior, and other brands. CHAMPA4NEs Green
Seal; Cabinet, in half pints; Piper Beidsck; Held.
s,ck =, 20, and other brands. All grades of PORT
WINES. sHERRIEs Daft Gordon, Harmony aud
other brands. Madeira Wines. Old Scotch Wits.
hEY. RYE WHi5kIEs eummeraean; Lackeys
Mountain Rye; pure Extract Of Rye Grain; Funk :
Bssores; Old Bourbon County Ky. and other brands
Jamaica ~ ID: Holland GIN !, in whole and n pipes
Hostetter's celebrated stomach B.tters. Charles
L9ndon OEDIALdlN. London PORTER. Scotch
ALE in stone jugs. Superior old Scuppernong Wine,
lred and white made in N Carolina SARDINES.
Ia whole halt Aud quarter boxes. etc, etc Also 4o0
eW nhoioe HAVANA Seq dARS, which were selected
In Havana by q gentleman sent ont bv us for that
purposes varying In price from S2D to Sl5c DER thou
sand All of which will be sold to punctual per.
sons on favorable terms.
BURRUsS BRO,
Sole Importers, In the United States of TavlOr's
Celebrated London Dock Brandy,
NOS Wide Water street. Iron Building,
Z5-6m Nor obk Va.
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DICHMOND AGRICULTURAL MAc

DICHMOND AGRICULTURAL MAN
IL UFACTORY.-The subscribers having pur.
chased the Manufacturing Establishment lately oc
the business heretofore conducted by the la'e firm
under the name and style of
JOHN w. CaRDWELL & CO.,
AGkiCU ULTuRAL IMpLsMENTs, TOBACCO FIX
TURES, &C..
Consisting in par t Of
Cardwelrs Horse Powers double and single
Cardwelrs Wheat Threshers. with self oilins
Croskiii's clod Crusher
Corn Shelters of seven different mskes-slt
Ricn's Patent Iron Beam Plows, all sizes
Smith s Straw Cutter
Hay Presses and Rakes
Dewey's SpriHg-Tooth Cleaner
Wheat Fans, Earrows, DC, &c
They have also made arrangements with the
Patentees and nsnnacturers 10 receive for SALE on
commission, and to manufacture their own ac
count, the following superior and celebrated IN
PLBMENTS, to which they would earnestly can
the attention of the farmers generally. viz:
deiser's Grain Separator, Cleaner and Bagger. oD
aanny's Celebrated Reaper and Mower
Cahoon's Patent Broadcast Seed sower, for grain
and grass-price $40
A!so sayre's Patent Horse He e and Plow- combined
Having machinery of the most proved and
modern construction, experienced workmen, and
Increased facilities for the business in which they
are engaged. they viii pr 'duca implements of a
quaiity unsurpassed by any establishment in this
country; and will sell them for Cash, or to prompt
customers. as low as they can be purchased ip this
or any other market. OF equal quality.
They, with confidence, refer 10 the numerous pat
rons OF Mr Csrdwell. who is an experienced and
practical mechanic. for the reputation OF the ma
chimes heretofore manufactured by him.
:, An examination OF our stock. by the farmers OF
cited.
en-orders for MACHINES, IMPLEMENTS and
REPAIRING. promptly attended to.
fe Him HORACE KENT
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THROWING SToNks.-Owen Bonner. a
oroth OF boy, got on q bender last Saturday
night, and by way of stirring up his neighbors
amused himself by throwing stones at Rober,
Engiand's house. anG threatening his person witt,
violence, for which he was arrested and Gagged
Yesterday on appearing before the Mayor be was
held to bail for his good beha sior.
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NOT HEARD.-The examination cf
Robt. Patterson, charged With violently assauIting
and beating john Gentry, was to have taken place
before the Mayor yesterday, but for the fact that
Gentry has not sufficiently recovered from his
injuries TO attend court Patterson 10 under bail
to answer at some future time.
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~. TIE GgE.r VIaoIsI. Rrsrp,

PETERS INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR GOSOg-
r kHuhA. AND Alb 6ECRET DISEASES.
Tais great American Remedy, containing no Mer.
Surlal or Basanic properties, exeels everything
heretofore offered the public, in It's curative resto-
ratSs aad renov2t!ng powers; and the medical
world are estonished when told that the above re.
medy VIII care the above diseases, and confounded
Shen tney nave occuler demonstrations of the facts
ior twenty oad years, has known of case of twenty
years standing TO be restored perfect health and
without single exception and therefore challenges
any case oi Gonorrhoea hich the remedy will not
prudence the part of the patient: and to anv one
purchasing hall dozen bottles and using accord
tngly, IN his or her case he guarantees q perfect
cure: and In case of failure. will furnish additional
medicine, Tree OF charge, to complete the cure
through his agents. and cure will DC effected with
out 1ncony enienca 20 the patient. Sold By
GRUBBS d APpERoON. Drucgists
Agents for fhe city Of gchnend,
NJ L-...,l =
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TT HARTsHoRHEs CuRs-ALL.---


The GREAT PAIN AElyiHLLAT0R
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK sTOM-
ACH AND WEAK BOWELS
PREPARED BIZ n CHEMIST.
Bottles ~, 25 and 50 cents and one dollar.
THE GEEAfEsp DIsCUVERY In MEDICAL
" SCIENCE
HAkTsHORNE'S CURE-ALL sh0uid be kept In
s families in case OF accidents sudden sic ncss
- 1t frequently GU % in less tine than it requires TO
get hysician.
1t cures pain In any part Of system and is used
externally and internally.
HART5HoRNEsC CUKEALi. cures Rheumatism,
Neuralgia and Chilklains
HAKTSH0kNE'sCUkE- ALL cures Cramrs Collie
Pains in the Stomach or Bowels.
HARTSHORNE'SC CURE-AL cures Pains In the
Limbs, Side, Back, Breast, Teeth and Ears.
HARTSH0RNE'S CURE-AL Ii cures Sprains
Bruises, scalds, Burns and Frosted Feet.
HARISHUkNk's CUkE-ALL cures Pains in the
Feet and swelling of the Joints
HAkISH0kHES CUHEALL cures Stiff Neek
from Cold. and Ague in the Breasr
HAKTsHuRNE'S CURE ALI is good for Dyspep-
sia, Weak stomach and Bowels -,
whenever yen have Pata, Use the CURE ALL. as
II acts upon the Nerves, Musles Sinsws Blood and
Zones. and. by its warming electro magnetic power
expeis all psn from the system. Get bottle and
try it,.
The above medicines TO be had at all Drug Stores
q Richmond, Norfolk. Petersburg and all towns in
Virginia. Oc ls--Sm
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INSURANCE.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
L INSURANCE COMPANY
Is THE OLDEST INSTITUTION OF ITS KIND
IN THIS STATE!
INSUR RANCE.


THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
l. INSURANCE COMPANY
Is THE OLDEST INSTITUTION OF ITS KIND
IN THE STATE!
CHARTERED BIZ THE LEGISLATURE or
FIRGIINL.f IN 1882.
This Company mas uninterruptediy conducted its
operations TO the present time on just principles.
paid in losses by Fire and Sea- mostly to citzsl
OF nichmond, more than one ana gudrtey million
q dG1rS. returned to its stockholders reasonable
ger centage on their IN vestnent and IL now doing
prudent business increasing its receipts annual y
aud deservedly maintaining lis character for safety
FIRE INSURANCE
Granted on almost every kind of property in Cities
Towns and Counties throughout this State and ad-
Ioinins states, on as low terms as by other good
MABINE INSURANCE
Made on Vessels on time and Vessels, freights
sad Largoss by the age to all paris of ths world
at fair curr n rstes OF premium.
The authorized Capital OF this Company is $780,
co. but Capital ID only 500 600 com posed
Of shares OF only SO eaci the original shares OF
of distribution among cur Teens and its surplus
Is S25 900 or more and steadily decreasing.
To avoid the risk of insuring heavy amounts in
any one locality. the President has accepted the
uSITi FlkE INSURANCE COMPANY. OF LON.
DON,
Having Capital Of f2 500,gn sterling. or $40 900 600
with which Company large risks are divided. thus
affording the amplest security to those VINO insure
Applicstion solicited in person at the Office, No.
l3 Main street, or by mail, and will receive prompt
and courteous attention.
DIRECTORS.
W L Cowardin. Joseph Alien, Horace Kent.
William Palmer, Alex K Parker, James A Inloes.
J & Wadsworth. William Beers, Thos samson .Chas
W. Purcell, jas Winston, II A Claiborne, Patrick
Cullen, Geo " Smith, L Winston, Hugh W Fry
ana sainasl UNIV cowARDIN, President.
WILLIAM WILLIS JR, Secretary 10 l6-im
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The INQUEST Rooms, fitted up in the
gas works building on Cary street, for the Coro.
ner, suit the purpose for which they are designed
and save vast deal of trouble both to the Coro-
and his juries. On the first foor is room for
depositiug dead bodies, TO be examined by jzries
and recognised by friends; and above 1t is another
| room arranged for the deiiberaton of the inries,
and furnished with such conveniences as are abs
solutely necessary.
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KUNAWAY.-SlCO tEWARD- :

"A The above reward viii DO psid for the appre-
n haDsion and delivery 70 Eayis h hutehe son.
- in the city of Richmond, or confined in any
jail that get him again. il taken of the state
Of Virginia, and $50 If taken il the state of Virginia
for my man THOMAS JEFFEhsON. He ia about
81 years of fsGe, brown complexion inl head OF hair
good teeth. feet 10 inches high, and rather grum
countenauce JOHN A HUTCH sSlN
aS- Enquirer and Whig will copy in weekly pa
per twice each. ia 22-ota
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P $3.50 REWARD. - han away,

a about 2Ttb December. 1858. my boy HENRY.
N Henry is about q years OF age, rather deit-
-. cate in appearance, about feet or 10 inches
nclgh, bright Inuiatto. full head OF hair o good
address, but rather cringipg when spoken to- laughs
when talking, find of dress and somew hat OF a
dandy, had a small patch Of beard on bis chin He
is also little bowed in the legs, and can read and
write.
will give fifty dollars reward if the above negro
s taken ~ this State aud lodRe soiue jai where
can get him; and $3.50 ii taken IN suy other slave
etate. will give $3.50 reward If information sutii
cient for conviction be given against any ~hite
man who may have had hand in getting him of
to free State.
ia g7-ts CHARLES L. HogsON
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LONG RUN.-A negro woman who gave

LONG RUN.-A negro woman who gave
her name as Matilda Dangerfsld. and professed 70
be free, was brought before the Mayer by Watch
man Franklin, for waE. Of papers. The officer
stated that the accused was believed to be a rnna.
wsy-that she belonged to the estate of Isaac
Butler. decd, of Hanover county-that she ran
away aDout hfteen years ago-and that another
woman, who was we'll acquainted with the pri.
soner when girl, knew her to be a slave and a
runaway. Matilda has been sold for jail fees sew.
erai times, never having had any register of her
freedom. She was locked up for further hear
ing.
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BURNED An old servant woman, nam
ed Polly, owned by Mr.. John Davis, vas badly
burned about the face and hands, by falling into
the IRE while preparing breakfast. Mr.. d. sup
poses that she must have bad ht, which caused
fatal
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asy- DE-. MIHNocK's INDIAN PAHACEA

y4R EHg CEsrssS & AZ uF ETURsIoi& AMI kHEr-
vATts,g This c, rp-rsd etiegiGaty relieves ami
e. Neura ria az REsumatis,a 10 lts most acute
ftm. TIE great sGceeSs with which it mas met Aud
tae Increasing demand Ustn@s the assertio2, that
{ stands EnrlvaiIed AS a remedy those who have
suffered and are uCW relieved. are willing witnesses
ia bahsif ot its y!fturs. The many testimnnials
vhch have been given in i's behalf. ale convincing
aHa satisfactory. The eifcted have only to try
and be convinced.
Many cortifca'es of its eihcacy can he se by sp-
plicaticn 10 the Agents
o9- che genuine pauscAa is to be had Of all
DJuGgi-gs- Orders addressed 20 the General Whole
ale Agents. FISHER a WINSTON,
Druggists. 125 Main street, Richmond, Va.
Price, one Dollar per bottle fe Ie-lnl
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. WAS COMMITTED to the Jail

Of Chesterfield county. on the 9th instant, q
NEGRO. who calls hiDself WM WbIrE
III. and say q he is free, and resides in the city
o naitimore, state OF Maryland The said Nee ro
is about feet inches high complexion black and
rather slow in speaking when spoken TO III the
said negro j. not tree, the owner il required TO coe
forward, prove property, pay charges and take him
so DUVAL.
ia 7--6ws Ja'Ior Chesterfield cOantT Va
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UPEklNTENDENT'Su uFfIUE
VIRGINIA AND TENNESsE X X co.

e,
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING Me-
L GRO CLOTHING. Proposals will be received
ut this etice; until the lO.h Gay of March next, for
furnishing this Company with the following nam
Ell Clothing for Nearos:
ile0 Cotton Shirts. Of heavy Shifting or Ozna
burg
700 pairs cf Burl.p or heavy Linen Pantaloon5,
with falls aud packets
$50 pair OF dark ClCth Pantaioons. with falls
and pockets
$50 sack Goats OF dark Cloth, with two pock-
cts, to BE- lined throughout, and faced With
check Linsey
$40 black Felt Hats
400 dark Blankets
400 pairs Woolen Socks
Six hundred and fifty of the Shirts and tho Bur
lap Pantaiooas are 70 be delivered the ninth day
of May next, the remainder of t6e Clothing on the
lst day of December next.
Each proposai must be accompanied by pie
OF the Clothing made up it will not be consider.
cd. Ell GILL
fe l9-2x Gent Superintendent
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~ Stoves, RANGES AND FURNACES.
Now in store full supply, cargo of schr Mignio-
oette. Purchasers are invited To examine the quail
ty OF our wares. We especially recommend the
aichmsnd Portable Furnace, Bay State Cooking
Range and Harp Cook Stove.
Repairs always hand for all leading articles 80
vt the Governor Street Stove Store.
III Wanted Immediately two first class workmen
&C 10 GEORGE STARRETT,
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HARD TO MANAGE -rhe keeper Of the
poor house has a hard job to take care of the pan
pers committed to his charge, most OF whom have
been made destitute by excessive intem perance
and are as fond of the bottle now as ever. With.
out suficiency of cells in which TO coniine them
and with poor enclosure around the premises
some of them will occasionally escape, get drunk
fall into the hands of the police, and get before
the Mayor. Yesterday an old imbiber known a,
Jane Blackburn, was sent to the poor house by
the Mayor, from which place she fed to get few
drinks
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AktUbb IUI
de 10 hm4
AS> THE USE or DIR. HosTpryps's 9

7
STOMACH BiTTERs, for Dyspepsia. Flatulerce, Heav
ne ~ OF the stomach. any oshr iise sec tions is
set ood 70 none in Amerca abroat. 10 be able
10 st ite confidently that the buffers" ran
cure for d. 52epsia sni like dis, es is to tine pro-
pr.etor sou &C OF unslioyed pleasure. 1t removes
ali MORBID mat ser from the stomach, purifies the
blood, I'M oarts renewed vitality TO the he rvous sys
tem giving 1t that tone nd energy 30 ais
Tor the restoration of health. The numerous ac-
acknowledgements OF ITS superior excellence and te-
nehcent results have snrcd the proprietors that
itcaunot but prove great cue to the afflicted and
impart vitality to rhe thorough system.
81 See advertisement in another coinmn
fe III
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k&Y~ Lrrp SIzE puoroarApus ,Tbs

subscriber takes pleasure Ia announcing 10 his nu
nerous patrons and the plblc st large, that he /.
aow prepared to furnish Photographs from minia,
cures to FULL LIFE SIZE, either plain or eolOred
Ehici, for accuracy and flush. he warrants equal
Il not superior to any produced in this city at less
targed to any size.
Citizens and strangers are invited to call and ex
anime specimens at GlBBS Temple of Art, Coris
| THAN Hail. MaiR street, between 9th and 10th.
Z GIBDS.
2. S.-1f you want a genuine Ambrotype this IL
the place 20 get il, whore you will neither be hum
ougged in price or work, Also Melanotypes, OF
ANY other Picture in thePho tographic Art.
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- na. InuH 81 NALEAALL, lHOm0c
apacYAL NcTxcEs.

ssS~ JosxrH Hop3soE, JR., Attorney
- lsH sgd General Land aud Pre-emption Agent
KANSAS CITY. Mo.
RJFERS 70
Rsn A A Wise. Governor OF virginia;
Professors Vi nor ADD ii0cnDbc. University Of Va
l. Nuu4ilv Prcs't .,agk tf the Commonw ea,th;
lanes Lyons, Att0Taey st Law, Richmond;
C. = Purcell i c.. SNcbaGse and 81 OK Brokers
IA ahmoEd
Go<ldip ( Apperaou Roa' Estate Brokers, Rich'i
scu' Fsine , Co. Dry ti0ois Johbers. do
Tbo.n vs. Bughvs s CslawoH Fancy Goods JCb
ncT$ Richmond:
Tinslsy. T1ris 4 = ii'sms, Wholesale Grocers;
L. Il. SkiaAeE K - Nhole5ae Grecers, kich'd
I'm
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Ess You CAH tHPsCT WITH A Ger
TAINTT 20 obtain fine Picture aud lrroct Likentss
by calling 81 the Photograph and fire Art Gallery
0fG ". MlNNlS, ~ Main street The small Am.
hrotypes, Photographs, as well as the larger sizes
il Oh cr Water Coiors. executed al his Galleriva
gems of art, and warranted 20 Give ggtisfac
tICu
Every stylo Of Photograph made from life or
copied from small AmbToIypes or DRgUerreofypea
sgi col Jrsl il ay o. the various sty es may a ali
times be obtained at the 8bose-naued eetabtisk-
LRSEr fe2