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was attacked by the Austrisus In great force. and
sustained aerce conflict at place called Viiiata
The enemy was, however, routed, and our troops
established themselves 10 Bofgo Verceiii the
other column creased the Sesia near Cappuciui
Vecehi, and after having surprised two companies
OF the enemies, remained at that place. Our loss
IL insignificant, lat that OF the Austriaps 10
siderable The Modeaeas, after having spiked
their cannon, evacutad Puila last night, and res
treated to Giytz7ino
The AusTEzAr AccouNr op THE AFFAIR.
VIENNA, May 70. lS59.--At noon, on the 2ist
inst., about l5.0co Of the Franco -sardinisn army
attacked cur troops. numbering 5000 ct Vsrceltf.
Oar men rstreatsa, fighting, to Offengo. At this
place two other Austrian brigsdes hurried TO the
rescue aud tErsssensd tho enetny's Il anks, which
retired across tbs Scala to the western side of the
river.
The Austrian Eovernmsnt had issued the follow
ing official bulletin. dated
VIsSNA, May ~, 1S59.-The Sardo French
troops have retreatad across the Sesa to the west-
ern bank OF the river at Borge. At yercelli 3
piedmontsse squadron OF dragoons has been put
70 night by an Austrian reconnoiterfug party.
ADVANCE OF oARIBALDI INTO LoMBARpY.
VIENNA, May %, Is5s.-aaribaldi arrived on the
2lst at Aroma with 1000 men. The Swiss Federal
Council has dispatched two companies OF sharp.
shooters, one company Of Chasseurs. and q hat.
TALON OF Infantry to the Canton Tessin. The gem
eral staff Of the Tsh corps dsrmee from Geneva
viii follow. Novsra is still occupied by the Anss
TRANS. Garabadi is to operate from Aroma against
Laveno. The Aussrians have retired, in perfect
order, to Payia and Piacepzs.
BERNE, (via Gsrmsny). May "A, 1859 -fiaribaldi
10 advancing to Varese, q town close TO the Swiss
frontier, with the object of revoiu'ienizing Lom-
hardy. The inhabitants At Varese have already
disarmed the few Austrian soldiers who we're stas
toned there.
BERNIE, Tuesday.-Advices have been received
from Lugano stating that the Austrians have left
Como and Milan aud concentrated themselves on
the river AIDA.
The French and Sardnians are advancing.
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snos In the British capital. Halssy, Jr, came to
THIS country some three or four years ego, aud
taEces from his fAfhar. He 10 man of good edu.
cation and family. For his deceased wife be always
msnifested deep attachment and the news Of her
sudden demise seems to have affec ted him very
seneibiy indeed.
Miss Fanny Deans was attached to Wal,sck's
theatre tn 1850, and although occupying only Q
subordinate position, was. from her pleasant style
asd easy manners on the stage, favor te With the
audience Her nsrae appear 10 the original cast Of
"fhe Game Of Life !" In which she played Matilda
Smiior During the next year she was married -
she then retired from the stage, but occasionally
gave entertainments, readings, recitstions, songs,
&c. The last OF these soiress took .laca dnring
the early part of the spring of this year.
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l0- THE GRBAr VIyaIaIA RxnnDY

AMP HUMEu9.-
PETERS INfALLIBLE REMEDY FOR GONOR-
RIGA, AND ALL SECRET DISEASES.
This great American Remedy, containing no Mer
cExial or Balsamic properties, exces every thing
heretofore offered the public. in its curative resto
ratiye and renoyatng powers; and the medical
world are astonished when told that the above re-
medy viii cure the above diseases. and confounded
when shey have oceular demonstrations Of the facts
Bat the proprietor, who has known of the remedy
for twenty odd years. has known of n case of twenty
years standing 70 be restored perfect health and
Ai other of shorter duration, to be restored
without single exception and therefore challenges
Auy case OF 6ouorrhoea which the remedy will not
cure, provided the directions carried out with
prudence the part Of the patient and TO any ene
purchasing half a dozen bottles. an using accord
tns,y. IN hfs or her case he guarantees a perfect
medicine. frse of charge, TO complete the cure
through his agents. and will be effected with
out Inconvenience TO the patient. Sold by
6RUBBS APPERSON, Druggists
Agents for the city of Richmond,
de lo-ems No. 9Dl Broad at
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$500 REV A RD-Ran ovo,

IA lIom tne suDscrfOers, On Thursday night
the I4th instant. four likely NEGRO MEN
named WYLIE. sam. BOB aud SAM
WYLIE was purchased of H Robsrds of North
Carolina the 3Oth of March; about 81 years of age
nve feet ten or eleven inches high; likely; complex
ken to. ~"
SAM Is about 90 years of age; five feet eight On
nine inches hign; was purchsses of Geo Psce. o.
Richmond. the l4th Of March. aud was purchsssS
6y nr Pace OF Wm Jones. of Gloucester county,
He Is very likely and stout. and of dark complex
ion, and has scar, from cut, on oae of bis legs
BOB is five feet seven inches high: was purchs..
cd of A Ragensburg, of King and Queen county
the lst OF April; aged about 80 years: very blaok
and steut; when he left he had q small scar on Ah
face, caused from a boil Aot quite we'll.
SAM is about five feet seven or eight inches high;
Of dark complexion; stout and we'll made; was pur
chased of Henry Morris fer Mrs 4 II :PigRot o
James City county, oa the lst Of April. Some few
whip marks on his back
The above reward will be paid for the appreben
sion aud delivery Of the said negroes to MS, il
Richm nd Va; or $50 fer each negro, on mis- delfye
~ or security in some Jail, so that we can him
:, Should said pegroes be taken In Richmond o,
ap 16-ts 22-lawts JONES d SLATER
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DUpTuRE CURED FOR S5.-DI

~ sHERMAN'S great radical CURE TRUSS cs,
now be had for only five dollars. Every medics
map who has med hisinstrument pronounce
super : 10 all otnsfs IL desired. we VIII cheer
xua hnve ts.a thoroughly cured by this truss
PSrtsns owning valuable slaves. thus affected
should procure one, they being sodurable, and th,
cheapest Ia the end. We will send this :russ Il
any part Of the couatry by Express or mail.
For the TruBs, or information concerning II. ac
df fess &C Jackson
Eo17 Main stret, Richmond, Va.
Persons not knowing US, can send their moue'
toanY merchant or Il lend in this city
The Truss can be had also at Messrs MEADE
1AKER's and MILL4PAUGH J0hNsTNt
AruGRieta. MY 9-ly
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SUNDAY MUss.-Patrick Yonroe, William
Anderson and Patrick Doherty were arraigned
before the Mayor yester Jay to answer the charge
Of irjuring and breaking the house of Martin
Curry, on Sunday last, by throwing stones and
bricks against it. Some of the parties had diff
Guilty with Michael Gardway on Saturday night.
and the "muss" of Sunday was the ending of the
row then begun. To enable the accused parties
to procure with esses, the investigation was con-
tiDued. -f
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TIE GREAT PBYsIcIAx

This is now admitted by the medical rrotession al
n iundame0tal principle of healing science. 1t il
wisely provided by the human economy, thR
whenever any hing ia wrong in the phy sical sys
TEN, tbs natural forces OF the body brought tG
bear to expei the disesse. The great aim, there
FORE is to CITIZEN the natural powers This has
been kept in view bY the skiIlful compounders o.
DIR H05TEfTEh's BITTGRS. which operate te
Rive fr. sh vitality to al the organs of the body
The effect of this me edicne upon the stomach. the
liver and the kidneys, are prompt aud decieive.
The patient Who'll is wise enough to quit dTugging
and try the BITTEES soon feels if he had taken
new eaBe OF Ifs aud aa he continues the OF tn.
article he is overJoyed TO find the streams of health
coursng through his frame. Let all from whose
cheek the bloom has departed. give DR. J Hostel
tara Celehratra BtteTs trial
ala W druggists and dealers generally, every
where.
AS-see advertisement in another colnmn.
1G"To MFRCnANrs.-Ihe advertiser
is anxious to obtain charge of the Books of fv
or six Tobacco Manufacturers or others who d.
not employ the constant services OF Book-Keeper
or he would Ike to have permanent situation in 6
good house In the meanwhile he continues tc
give his attention to writing up and adjusting
Books and Accounts and will thank the CON mum
ty for any business they may give him.
Refers 10 Meslrs John 4 and David N Walker
Messrs Massie d smirh, New York.
WM HUBBARD MITCHELL,
l.ccf ,.utan:, Walkers Factory,
gth, between Main and Gary street.
my gI-fms
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DisoRpERLY HoUsE.-Jobn Miller. fl

DisoRDERLY HoUsE.-John Miller, the
keeper of bees house on 17th street, near the
corporation line, was be fore the Mayor yesterday
TO answer for permitting an unlawful assembly
upon his premises, last Sunday The evidence.
showed that filler kept bar and sold spirits and
other drinks, at all times, aud that he allowed
persons to assemble there on Sunday to drink and
play on the shufi, board, at their pleasure
These facts,his Honor thought. were clear enough
to warrant further investigation, and he there
upon remanded the accused IN answer an indict>
ment before the Grand Jury for tipplng aud am
other for keeping disorderly and ill.governsd
house,
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The WHEAT CRoP.-The ioiut werm has com
mencsd Its ravages on the wheat crop In various
localities In the co1nty OF Essex. Rust has also
attacked the blade. This 10 the case in many OF
the lower counties.
OF the wheat crop of Culpeper, the Republican
says: The wheat crop in this section has been
considerably injured by the joint worm. But II
has done all the harm it can and the average crop
will be fine one.
The wheat crop in Stafford aud Spottsyivania for
the most part, looks very promising. II nothing
happens between now and harvest our farmers
will make largely over an average cyop.-Freder
icksbury (Va.) Herald.
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THs UNIVERSAL MouRNERs-noticed by US
last Tuesday morning-were very much disgrun-
tied at the effort made to deprive them of their
free pleasure rides," and think that If those who
foot the bills find no fault, other persons have no
right TO complain. We have succeeded in drawing
public attention to the subject and have very lii.
tie doubt that the practice may now be broken up
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THREE PLOWs IN ONE PLOW-

i.ase eombteteA and successfully tried q new
Plpw, Which combines the advantage of three Plow.
on one stock. It is constructed that the lace.
'front.' wearing surface of the mould board is sep
arate from the rest Of the Plow and il put or of
easiiy ss Point. Each Of these Plows has three
different sig and distinctly different shapes OF fs
COS. thus enabling one plow TO perform the severa
purposes OF Sod stUbble or Fallow Plow, simply b.
CHAT gina the face. (Which il done by one screp
bolt.l As only the face OF the mould board wear
out, this Plow can b. psed at only half the cost o.
other Plows. for the other parts do not at ali
] do not wish TO disparage other plows. but be
lieye h is tc he the most perfect and mCst ecsnom
cal PIow now in use In this State.
H STARKE.
No 50 Main street,
sdoors above f. Charles Hotel.
my 2s-ts Richmond Va.
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"ANKLETs' are appendages used in the
city Jail to prevent the prisoners from pushing
their beads through the dilapidated aud impsr
walls and running on. The Sergeant, in order 20
secure his prisoners, has been compelled to iron
them, and will have to keep them thus confined
unless the city builds a more secure prison.
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NALUAbLE FARM OF 272 2 ACRES
In HENRIGA NQuNTY 4 MILES NORTH

VALUABLE FARM OF 272 l 2 ACRES
IN HENRIC0 COUNTY, MILES NORTH
EAST OF RICHmOkD, NEAR THE MECHAk-
lCSyiLLE TURNPIKE Il have concluded 10 sci
my Farm called 'olney." located as above, contain
aud timber and 1873 acres of cleared Ia nd embracing,
large proportion Of fne Uhickabominy Low ground
and SONS fine meadow land. The land Is we'll aday
tee TO he growth Of wheat ccrn, tobacco, &C. Tn.
Ai%E land for vegetables CANNOT be surpassed Th'
iAtIa = Ii q healthy aud desirabie neighborhoOd
adioinlpg the lands OF Robt Edmond Garter
Dr. Hudson ard others. The buildings on th.
place are as comfortable those usually found OF
n place OF its size. The dwelling is la good repair
containing eight rooms. In the yard is an ofhct
laie,Y built. with two excellent rooms. The Barn
Stable. aas all the oubuildings in good repair
On the farm are good springs. and an excellep
well in the yard. For terms apply to Sessrs doddli
AppersoD. JOSIAH d SMITH
ma y 1l--lnt
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DsATH OF LADY. We regret to learn
through the Provdsncs, r. T., papers, of the death
OF Mrs. SARAH r. WIGHTM.N. wife of Daniel r.
Wightman, Esq, of that place. Mrs. W. visited
this city last month, with the Knights Templar Of
Boston, and during her short snjourn here formed
many acquaintaoces who will deeply regret to
learn that she has been 90 suddenly cut Of. How
truly may It be said "what shadows we are, and
what shadows We pursue"
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TIM COUNTY CoUsr of Henrico will
resome Its settings to-day, when the civil docket
will probably be proceeded with Tha c.sa ~
felony that was to have been called MP last Monday
has been postponed to enable the wounded mso
TO appear a witne So.
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TAXING A TuRS.-Jsseph Martin. q
Hanoverian. imbibed 80 freely last Tuesday uisbt.
that he took lodgings 10 the streets, and. would
have remained there, but for the Watchmep, who
removed him to the lock mp. Yesterday morning
he promised the Mayor not to do 20 any more, and
WAS locked up.
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~ Baths, BATHS, BATHS.

HOT, COLD AND SHOWER BATHS,
eau be had dsiiy-from o'clock. A "a until 10,
NJ. at the American Hair Cutting Shaving, sham
peoning and Bathing Saloon. under the American
Hotel, entrance On 18th street.
&C. Single bsth 25 cents; or i've tickets for 81.
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Rio CoFFEE.-For the past twelve months
the trade OF Richmond with South Anerics has
oeen quite large and steadily Increasing M.
been received at this port and disposed Of
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ssss- PIcruRtsl ProrugEsi! pIcruRxsl!


respectfully call attention to the following sty let
of Pictures now gotten up at w MINIS Pho
foGRAPH and FINE ART GALLERY. ls7 Main street
Ph Jtograpbs taken from lite, small pictures and
enlarge TO ite or smaller sizes and coloreJ in oil.
making speaking and beautiful Portraits, Photo
graphs eclored ia WATER CoLoRs and worked in In
dian Ink making soft and delicate finish really
pleasing. ami ANBRoTYPEs in every style OF finish
All on very reasonable ter ms. mS 25
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RoBBING ORcHARDs.-It was reported

K0BBING URCHARDs.-It was reported on
Church Hull, yesterday lno uiog, tha. white lad
bad been literally peppered with small shot, the
uight before, while stealing cherries from tree
in the neighborhood Of 28 b street, but We could
not learn the name of the boy, the extent of bis
Injuries. II boys will trespass upon the premises
OF other people and attempt to rob them even of
fruit, they must expect to suffer the consequences
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VIRGINIA SAVINGS 3ANK-CHAP

TlRRB BY THE LEGISLATURES OF VIR
GlNIHs-CAPITAL 10000 D0LLARsl-Moneyr re
ceiyed on deposit in sums of ave dollars aud up
wards on which interest the rate OF per centuD
per aunnm Ii paid for sums remaining six month
er onaer for shorter periods interest at the rate
per centum,
The whole jsint stock bound for the deposits
ps.egits received and certificates issued by tn.
psSEisr. e 3 sTARKk. at the store Of v B Spence
corner Of Main and Governor sts., Richmond. Va.
SAMUEL C0rTERLL, President
X STARKE Cashier.
NIB Am WALTHALL Secretary.
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PIcTUREs.-There are now on exhibition
at the Hail of the Mechanics' Institute, several
very pretty pictures, which can be seen. free OF
charge by all admirers Of the hne arts. The
'fFarrier's Shop" in particular, is we'll worth a
visit. Let connoisssurs drop in to-day and see
them.
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ALMOST A FIRE.-S Some mischieyous lad
set are to pile OF paper shavings, in the alley
leading to j. W. Randoiph's bindery, last Tues day
eight, but the bla5s was discovered aud the pile
drawn into the street. before either Of the adoins
ing houses caught.
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"FHR NIAGAx xA'' did noble service on
Main street yesterday, by keeping down the
ctoads Of dust shat everywhere else darkened the
air end made out door locomotion exceedingly dis
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TO DRUGGISTS = For sale, the stocb
aud Mixtures Of DRUG STORE. well ieestef
and doing . good business. The stock will be re
aaoed 70 suit purchasers. A fine oLance 10 engage
" the Drug Business. Apply Ut III Broad street.
kieswopd, w, my2s-h
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D WILLIAM p. MAYO,

HES> WILLIAM 2. MAYO,
Late of Binford, Mayo Blair, is interested in the
husiu.ss of
WATKINS CE FICkLEN,
Where he may always be fund prepared 10 ofer his
friends and those of his late firm
4 LARGE, ELEGANT AND ENTIRELY
NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
my Him
kTFEHsH LEEOaEs.-I have just re-
osived, By Adams Express, fresh lot OF Swedish
LKsCHEs. which will be applied upon most resxon.
able Germs.
P.s.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
TO- Gan be found at all hours of the dag at the Hail
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, and ai
ny a5-:s T.. @. pOBsQE
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TR.AsUnE FouBD.--The lost money
noticed BY u yesterday. was fonnd b. IN old lady
md returned 10 its owner.
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GREAT STORM IN rBs REa SxA.--A terrific storm
Of thunder, lighping, and rain burst upon Alden on
the night OF the a0h of April 1t lasted in its full
strength for three hours, aud did great damage
Between 20 and 80 persons we're drowned In places
where 1t was thought the water could never reach.
One hundred and eigbty-seven stone houses. we're
laid in ruins, nearly all the citizens destroyed,
aud great portions of the roads were swept into
the valleys
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APPEAL GRAnrsp.-Chief Justisa Ts

APP1AL 0HAETbD. -Ch1ef Justice Ia
ney, in the s. Circuit Court, yesterday, granted
the Union Steamship Company an appeal to the
s. Supreme Court, on decision of the Circuit
Court. awarding to the Virginia Steamship Gem
pany Judgment for $ls93 0S for damages receive
ed by the Steamship jamestown in a collision
with the Steamship Pennsylvania. This case has
been ioEourt for two or three yests, and as much
more time may expire before t4hhl decision is
made. -,
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positive and speedy cure for D1arrboes, ChoIers
Mortus, GUNNER Complaint. Caoiic, Cholera Infan
tum.
This valuable remedy has bsen for over ten years
before the public
IL has been used and tested in one thousand cases
p violent Disrrhp,. and in no instance ever failed
10 arrest tie disc ese
Families should always be supplied for cases Ct
emergency.
Price 20 cents per bottle.
For sale by FISHER & WINSTON
Druggists. No 1875 Main st. Richmond.
IL Tim
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i,vsosSs.-Ih hay
sS PARKS PoIarAxTgg,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

H.
VIII practice In the city Of Richmond and in th.
counties of Chesterfield, Pewhatan and Amelia.
Vs. Once in Lisle's Building, corner of Main an
4 I'll IN ga g2-ilui
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COLUMBIAN HOTEL.

This establishment viii be opened the 18th Of
uxy, for the entertainment Of the public. Il =
COW thorouAh r. paired from bottom % tap improv.
I'd in eli respects and IL In every way better suited
TO the comforts OF Its patrons than hsrstofore The
main building i've stories high 40 feet 10 lsngth.
md 10 arranged that you enter from the street Ia
ns middle OF the house, nov fronting on thoshos
lip instead Of Cary street q tormerIy. IL b airy,
ootny. convenient en- comfortable . IL can Be- !.
he chambers - turnishsd anew thfoushouA and
ave the best quality Of DkDDih0
The Kitchens admirably agrapeed. sas aave
y tery convenience for the serving up q spaeatsly
Il - diGsrent Meats and Vegetables.
Having engaged Col WYATI QARDMnLL. Scg.
N, md vito will devote their whole time TO the man
g enent ofthe house for me- Iconndsnt wish The
a. iiites fornishsd them that svery thing car ard
al be done ty them ana their assstanfs. to sdd 70
Ia, ,cs IA fort of their guests.
!, ,nnlbusses are nov being built and Win run 70
,het different nspets. steamers and Packet Beats =
soG a cesnpetsd. In the meantime Pogtefl viii
at end with Hacks. Jos ck1hsR
rom the above noties IL viii b sssn. tbes. ys
he nndersisned: have the uanaesmsnt q the Csp-
10 MsIAk HOrEL. We tsks occas!on = say 9 our
trie ads that We VIII BE- excee4inGly happy % ~.
ceiv them at the old sstsblishmtlt nov revived
and m0des nisea, where pains shoII - sDared -
thet.: graduation and dcomipst
vev. lS--,m a LIJ0H
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PAUL MoaPHY BEsyEs AZ LAsr-0n Monday after
noon. game os chess was played in New York
between MoTphy aud q man named Thompson, 10
the presence ofnumerous spectators. Morphy gave
his antagonist the odds of knight After play iDg
two hours aud half, horphy resigued-Thomp-
son having on the board the knight which was als
lowed him for odds,
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In the U.S.. Court a. ApslachicolA. Fla, Sloao.
charged with the murder Of the Captain Of the
bark A. Rawlinga. has bssn convicted Of mans
slaughter. $3.50
ns. J. q. Esanstos. ef Aschisou, 4. 4, vas killed
~ lightning few days ago. -
The city Of Portland. NJ 10 70 have 5000
steam IRE engine. spa All of Jaiy celebration to
ths amouas of j23OQ.
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suar rsI
PRICE ONE CENT.


aa ~. grand ExHIBsrIoa--FRvr--A,
AfsoH's (Wbitshursts Vld Gallery n Main - :
The public has no occasion to 60 to Europe 70 eee
Rome. the Holy Land, Paris or Londoa, Tor he Il
constantly receiving viaws which are more perfect
tnan scleutfiic men ever dreamed ct. for the per
spsctve perfect. The dusss statuary in the void
groups rom Life; Views by gas light; views Of the
noon. The whole for exhibition and Tor SALE Cali
and ace them.
Pkoto1raphs for 81
Ambrotyp.s from IS cts upwards.
Plctures life size, I'D or taken from life
my 2S-lm s-5- =
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D~ LEE & PLEAsaNTs-

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Practfcs In the Courts held In Richmond Henrico
doochand and Hanover.
As Notaries Public and Commissioners of Deeds
&c, they are authorised 20 take Dispositions Afid q
Wits Acknowledgements of Deeds. Powers of Attor-
Mey Biils OF sae &C. TO be used or recorded in the
several States aud Territories of the Unio1.
0fice en- ltth st. 3D. door from Main NH Ply
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ANOTHER fAHyRE.-Calvin Durand, q cotton mer.
chant aud operator in New York, suspended Tues
day, owing to his Losses cotton. His liabilities
are 1925 000 aud assets s335 900, including 1000
bales OF cotton.