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MAIL FROM New YORK TO BRAZIL.-We
understand that proposition mas been made
to the Post-Office Department to carry the
mail, once month, for the postases, between
New York and Brazil, via ST.. Thomas and
that the Postmast ter General has intimated
his Willingness t& conclude such an arrange
ment when the proper sureties are furnished
for the faithful performance of the service.
no contract, however, has yet been executed
Constitution.
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DEATH FROM BLEEDING AT THE NOSE.-
Mr.. Nj. Rhoades, proprietor of the Junction
Hotel, was taken with bleeding at the nose,
about eleven O'Clock last night, and all efforts
to stay the effusion Of blood proving neffec-
tual, he expired in a few hours. Mr Rhoades
was a native of New York, and, previous TO
his connection with the Junction HOTEL had
been employed as a conductor on the Great
Western Road. He was splendid specimen
Of the physical man. full six feet four inches
III height, TWO hundred and sixty pounds
weight and we'll observation-disclosures Coa-
rjs
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PRICE ONf CENT.

The Richmond Medical College Guard. 4 thc
name of q new corps organized by the ar. !.
dents, fifty in number, on Saturday last 4
committee was appointed 10 wait upon the
Governor and ascertain whether he would ac.
cept their services and arm them. Gov. Wise
returned his grateful Acknowledgements to
the Medical Glass, and expressed 10 them his
admiration of their patriotism, but said he
had no need of their services then. He told
them, however, 10 organize, and, if necessary,
he would call on them with pleasure, and pro-
vide them with arms
The officers of this corps are:
Captain-JaInes B. Gardner.
ist Lieut.--Thomas B. Lane.
I'd Charles Seiden
3D. Edward Eppes.
1st Serg't-k. G.. Hill.
Sufgeon-Dr, Marion Howard
A committee was appointed to prepare
constitution and by-laws-another was ap-
pointed TO call upon the Governor and ask for
arms.
After resolving that the College grounds
should be the place for drills, the meeting ad-
journed
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Miiiiary.-We are pleased to learn that the
students of Richmond College have organized
a volunteer corps, and have offered their ser.
vices to Gov. Wise. Yesterday evening The
election OF officers took place, resulting in the
election Of
]. M. Binford Captain
Q. w. Parish, First Lieutenant.
.. K. Pate, Second Lieutenant
LemueI 5. Laprad. Third Lieutenant
Speeches, eloquent aud patriotic were made
by Q. Tacitus Allen of Lunenburg; Austin f.
owen. j. nj. Binford, VIM. Poindexter, of
Parish and o no r Pate.
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Fare.d MareAss.-Throughon the State the
people are on the alert for Northern stragglers,
and not a few of them are receiving orders 10
march beyond its borders. A suspicious char
acter was harnessed on Church Hin, last Sun
day night. by a party Of gentlemen, and made
TO null up stakes and travel Keep them NOV.
ing while your hands are In, ifyou regard
your own peace and quiet
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Board Of IrGds.-D X. London, ESD HIS
oceh istFiteo, aud uccepted the inNItattof, t.
HeIltef an addle before the Board vi lriiue
a. NNechahies institute Hal, to-mOrtow ulaut
he ladies OF the cay are invited 10 urar hlin
'iu we nave no doubt that hundreds ei The II
viii be present on the occascu
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NGtrow Escape.-A negro fellow, in attem y l.
ing ~ escape IRON the isatroI last SATURDAY
nIShf, ran into The river 1T the east enu ..
Rocketts, aud came nIgn drowning beiore lie
c1uid be Rescued from his periious situation.
he was slightly punished Tor running lsnHe-
cessarliy, ana then ordered home.
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Mrs. c. HOcard, the Richmond favorite, is
Ininillng al engagement at tie heatieat tDis
lime, and We have no doubt Inat she VIII u,
greeted by crowded houses. IIer oeautIiu.
songs and versatile acting cannot iaii 10 pies.se
all who hear her. The bill Tor this evening is
unusually rich.
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A MELANCHOLY DEATH BY BURNs.-Tht
wife of Lieut. Godfrey Weitzel, of West Point
stances of her death, were painful in the ex.
treme. She was married on the Sd of No
vember and the future opened bright before
her i'll the affection of a beloved husband. On
the morning of the 22d, being alone at the time
and feeling faint and dizzy, she rose to go tC
her bedroom Leaning moment against the
mantel, her skirts caught fire, and before hel
shrieks Were heard, and assistance rendered
the flames had reduced her clothes to cinders
and so terribly burned her person, that she
died on the 2ith
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Observation-Disclosures Jackson, slave to Rich
ard Turner, has been arrested for a felouious
assault on Jefferson, slave to Mrs. Maria
Vaughan, and will probably be examin ed
before the Mayor to-day.
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Good Frample--A lady resident of Shockoe
Hill started out shopping, yesterday, bat be-
lore leaving home resolved that if she could
not supply her wants of Southern produc-
tions she would make no purchases. Scores
of merchants showed her beautiful goods, but
all that had the Yankee imprint upon them
were cast aside as unworthy to be touched
Thousands of other ladies are ready and will
ing to follow this example, and if the sterner
sex are but half as patriotic, the South will
soon have her looms busiiy atwork, andeyery
State will be its own supplier.
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Not D,etdsd.-The Council have not yet de-
teFmined 10 build new jail, though QUE 4.
very mucn needed. Wouid not the present
lite, by removing the house occupied py tar
oFerseer of the City Hands, answer lust a.
Ven as one on Broai stFeet! BY hay.Hg aii
'ae cells above ground. ano good sewers made
70 carry on the waste water, the objecIlons 70
me present jail would be ubv lated, AMI The cI '
save several thousand dollars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-29

1as CerfifcGteS and Diplomas awarded at the
last Fair OF the Virginia Mechanics Institute,
are now ready for delivery, at the Institute
Hall. The gold and silver medals viii be
ready III the course OF a lew days, due notice
of which will be given.
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Onisf Citg.-The Night Police inform us that
The city has been unusually qniet fer the past
ten days. and the watch house registers show
arrested, even for drunkenness. Besides an
additional civil force constantly on duty, the
military companies left here and the fire bril-
gade, are well armed and ready for any emer-
gency. AL straggiers caught tampering with
negroes, will be arrested and promptly pun
ishe5, and suspicious characters will receive
marching orders wherever found
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Wagons, too heavily laden, are tearing the
carriage ways TO pieces on Cary and Main
streets. The ordinance fixes the maximum OF
weight to be carried, but very little attention
is paid to the requirement.
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The Home Guard would do well TO select
homemade goods for their uniform, and thus
set an example worthy of imitation by other
volunteer companies. A home-spun grey
hunting shir. with black pants, would look
very handsome, and when the fact was consid-
cred that they were made of Virginia goods,
every volunteer in the State would envy the
wearers. To be independent, we must furnish
home supplies and to set the example, what
body of men so admirably suited TO the duty
as the ssHome Guard r.
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Dsaiiie srith SfarsS, without the consent OF
their mas geIs, IS contrary to law, and punish
able by heavy fines. Ii would be well for all
persons doing business TO bear this fact in
mind.
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Locked Up.-Silas Beasiey for being disor-
DERBY in the street yesterday, and drawing Il
pistol against Justice r. ID. Sanxay, was ar
this morning
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To be Heard-WIn. Ii. Harris and John II
Griffin, charged with writing an insulting and
threatening letter to Timothy McCoogh, have
been held to bail to appear before the Mayor
this morning
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Poultry There's have commenced their win
ter operations on Church HIu. On Sunday
night the premises of Mrs. Shelton were inya-
ded and ali her poultry captured and carried
of
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TENNESSEE BROKEN BANKs.-The following
list embraces the broken banks of Tennessee
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville; Central
Rank of Tennessee, Nashville; Farmers and
Mechanics Bank, Memphis; Memphis Savings
Institutions; Exchange Bank, Murfrees boro'
Miners and Manutac cturers' Bank Knoxville;
Bank of East Tennessee, Knoxville; Bank of
Claiborne TaZwell.
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The HYhigs of Henrico county are 10 hold q
meetiuga at their Court House, on Monday next,
10 appoint delegates TO the S ate Convention
10 be held in this city in December
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Once cor. Of Cary and Va. streets.
gl-bmond, Nov. list, lS5@ It's
ANDERSON. 5

II GOV EKNVR ; I hHE I,
Woudfnvte buyers 10 examine their Fall stock
of CARPETING. FLOOR OIL CT iOThS. and
CURTAIN GOODS. which they are selling much be
low = usual price that such goods are so,d a..
Also. large and vaTled assortment OF PAPER
HANGLNGS, from 5he cheapest u the hnest tha'
~ manufactured. both French and American,
which will be sold very cheap. We are also pre-
uaTet with the hest OF worhmen to make and hi
~ r,,igris IN the city or country: sARPkTS. CT X
TAINS. Oll-CLOTHS and WiNDOW 81, IA, A rs,
st ths shortest notice. also, PAPER-HANGiNG 8
5.pa l., sgperiur worklneu. HousekeepeTs need
M ANYTHING IN our line. will ana our assortment
- l,,y.- h-Sm
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Beale'S Wondertut Mechanical Exhibition OF
India and the Sepoy Rebellion, IS To be seen al
Metropolitan Hall this evening Go early and
get front seats.
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Ened.-H. w Dobson was fined $40 by the
Mayor for permitting an unlawful assembly
of negroes in his grocery.
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MILITARY PRECAUTION.-General Asa Ro-
gers, of Loudoun county, Va, has ordered the
Colonels of the 56lh and 57th regiments to or
der out sufficient Iorce TO guard the bounda-
ries OF Loudoun along the Potomac and the
Blue Ridge, against the invasion of Browns
sympathizers. The order has been promptly
complied with. Among the com pauies on
duty is the Leesburg Cavalry, Capt. Shreve.
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,rr a pIvAs.NTS. ATTOR

LEE Il PLEAsaNTS, a T T o R
-. 90 NEYS AT LAW, Practice IN the Courts
Es,d n Richmond. henrseo' oooeh'and ana nan
a. Notsries Pubic and Commissioners of Deeds,
- ,ssv sre suthorl zed ~ take Dispositions, Athda-
3 g, 'isrksnrulerg nents of Deeds, Powers of Alter
~ .is II sale. SC, 80 he used or recorded In the
d. ,,er.l states and Territories ol the Union.
once nu lith ST., Sd door fTem MAN.
Ply
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SNOW AT THE WHITE MoUNTAINs-A
snow storm prevailed at the White Mountains
through the day, last Tuesday and the sleigh
ingwas excellent in the ount tain district and
Northern New Hampshire, on Wednesday -
Our correspondent writes that the merry
sleigh bells'' would add their music to the
general JOY among the mountain residents on
Thanksgiving Day.-B0St0n Transcript, Nor. %.
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rmps We eall attention te 2 sg.sisa No.

A We call attention to a Special No.
D IICE of BAKERS PREMIUM BiTTERS in
another coiunin. For US To say thins in praise
of this orthodox and universally used M. diclne,
would he unnecessary; We deem it So Al least, in
view OF the fact that thrs ou rths al Christendom
use 1t and are conscious of it's virtues.
Gentleman of the FIRST nteili senee and stanJ-
IN IN this @ pmmunits SAID To the oth.r day -
W henever feel III from any cause Whatsoever.
ulp down dose of BAKERS PREMICM BIT
TERS, ard am all n ht for the next week GER
tain.' - AfTtofk EyamfasY y.
These BffrfRS can be had OF all pr,esi-ts In
tbss cIts and elsewhere in vi sinia. thders filed
atoAnptis BY +. BAKER. Proprietor. Rlckm nd,
Va. iI-ts
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INTERESTING FROM SoNoRA.-The Arizona
correspondent of the St. Louis Republican,
gives the following information from Sonora
Captain Porter, of the United States sloop-
of-war St. Mary's, on entering Guavmas,
found that Col. Alden, acting United States
Consul, in the absence of Judge Rose, was not
recognized, and not permitted TO hoist the
American colors over the Consulate Capt =.
insisted that the Prefect should respect his
authority, when, meeting with opposition, he
ordered a flagstaff 10 be erected over the Con-
subs office, and run up the stars and stripes
He informed the Prefect that the bunting
should not be taken down without a fight, and
it was left undisturbed Governor Pesgui
arrived few days after, when Capt Porter
waited on him. But as the latter did not un-
derstand the Spanish. and Pesquiera could
not speak in English, the interview was very
unsatis sfactory. Capt Porter also entered his
protest i'll the name of the United States Gov
ernment against the treatment received by
Col Stones party, and would probably be
present to aid Capt Ewell in adjusting the
difficulties with Pesquiera.
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CAvED IN.-An extraordinary land-slip. or
subsidenee, as ii is called, occurred at St. Hi
iaire, Canada, on Monday, the 1ith inst. 1t
commenced about nine o clock in the evening,
accompanied by sound like thunder, and
lasted about half an hour. A CORES pondeni
of the Montreal Gazette, who visited the spot,
says that about fifty acres of land sank down
TO the depth of thirty feet.
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LAW AND MEDICAL CARDS.
49, DIR. BR,CkEN may be con sqnse''ea ed
c,n,l, 4 JouxsoS II. SANDS
Hv>Ry CoALrsK CtRTtL, J JOHNSON III ""NHs'
n kTfORNEl'S AT LAW.

g. RICHMOND, VA.
r-..,:,. - the Srprems Court of Appeals and in
- ts CH,,ts of the City of Richmond, aud ceun-
{, % Heprlco. ,. A.,..,. cx.,,ra.
N-.''' s no Sim
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MARBLE " 0Rhs.

JOHN PAEdEs,
UECHANICS' INSFlTU IE. 9Th STREET,
kICHlfOND Va,
m0NUMENTS, TONES, HEAD PIECES,
MANTLES. FONTS, &c.
"a First prem ums awarded 10y the Virginia Ag-
cultural Society and Mechanics Institute.
~ fAGERTY. BRASS AND BELL rOUN
u. DER. 10TH between Main and Cary straets
the above place. ! am now PREPARED 70 execute q
orders for BRASS AND COMPOSITION CAST
JNGS. al the shortest notice, and cheaper than
an, other estahlI shment South of Balumore; Also
GARRETT,SS ; PATENI ,A ANIi-FRRiCItlON ,Rlt oI,o AND
n B-Highest CASH PRICES paid for OLD
METALS and taken in exchange for new.
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ILLNESS OF BISHOP ATKINsoN-We regret
exceedingly to hear that Bishop Atkinson. of
North Carolina, is sick al Richmond, Va, with
varioloid. His grand-child had died with
smallpox, and Mrs. Atkinson had been ct
tackled, but had Observation-Disclosures IN. CA
RnIyetfu
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as. .ertskorne's cure-All.

Ra sErtskoFne's ture-Ail,
1T CURES ALL PAIN.
This valuable preparation Is used internally and
externally. II cures
TtOTHACHk. HEApACEE.
SPKAlNS and BRUISES CHILBfAiNs,
CHOLERA M0RBUS, EARAcHh,
RHEUMATISM, SCALDS and BURNS,
NEURALGIA, CHOLERA,
PAIN IN THE LIMBS. PAIN IN THE SIDES,
PAIN in tue STOMACH, PAIN IN the BREAST
SORE THROAT, FROSTED FEET,
PAIN IN THE BACK, PAIN IN the BO " EiS.'
BENZ a hne- TONIC, II is vers beneficial tor
weak stomach or bowels
In bottles of H. rs and 50 cents Sola b, all Drug
Eists IN Richnond, petersburs and Noriols, and
thfous hout the state. Je l4-lzm
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OLD MISUNDERSTANDING the passengers
OF ship Tonawanda, which arrived at Phiia-
delphia, from Liverpool, was Mrs Anna Nc
Kenna, native of Ireland, aged 99years, with
good teeth, sight and hearing. The old lady
was accompanied by her youngest son, aged 90
wears
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sy-~s&> pAakE P0iNDENTEK, ATToR,
3 < NkY 1T LAW. RICHMOND, VA. Will
rree'Irs IN the city of Richmond and IN the coHh-
;as rf Chesterfield Powhsfsr and Amelia.
rA once in Lsle's Buslding, corner ot MAN and
let's se3-ly
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IA Great Eafga{ns-
FOR CASH AZ
PERKINS h cos

No H. EAeLk SQUshk.
Reached " " st5d
Super ~ l0csa
fhe hesi A - ewes .scle here, ~ lzN cts.
100 p's Fast Col'd PRINTS. At 6ta cents
Rest fn Lish and American PRINTS, NJ il cents
50 rs VALENTIAS and DELAINES al l21s cts
Rich Paris pELAINES Vt 62ts cts. worth Rts cts
DRESS SILKS verH cheap
IS Vert Rich SILK ROBES, at s25 worth SIS
KID GLOVES as goat as Alexanser's Il rs cts.
Resi- 0-4 cached SH EETINGS - 2s cts.
PERKINS K Co..
81 l9-ts No l4l Ealle Square.
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BGDEkER. Apothecary and Drug -ut1
Il sst. No. 10 Main street, and near Old S%xy
Market, Richmond, Va, bess, the attention J ST
of farmers physicians, merchants &c, to Il
hIs complete stock of DRUGS. Medicines, OILS
Paints, Brushes, Dye stgtis, Soaps, PeriumeIy
cInes, Yeast Powder, and all other goods usually
sold by Druggists, New, Preparations obtained as
soon as they appear All which ne Will sell as low
as they can be bought anywhere.
Buy ers would do well 10 examine his stock be fore
making their purchases elsewhere. A. b.
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sAA Word toti;e " Use - >nfficI..nt.-Emi-
nenf on, sicians uslns T. r. BASS CUC6H
SYRUP. for Coughs, Colds. Consumption. &c In
their practice, estit that II rs he best IN use;
and if yoa suferin., do as others are doing,
ave il vial and continue ITS use II " lenehts
sou as russt is accom- plIsbed eVety way by ter
severance. His other remedies equal, valuable,
Liver Pills, Eve " 0ater. the Dihrrtfs d. sentery,
and Bloody Flux Remedies. Tootha6he fincture,
cure for neafai-is, and others. can be had, by
wholesale and retail, of
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IA Kidney and Bladder & otapta iass. Tho
.ew1 st and most inportant discover, Tar Kidney,
Bladder Con plants Urinary Distractions. tseacor-
thpa ar Whites Sexual Weaknesses Phsslssl
Prostration and Debiitt, oi either sex 10 HINTS
H0RNE'S BUcHC c0MP0I NJ
Persons who have been ansh he r. wish hs.e sam
been relieved b. this powerful COMPOUND II 10
prepared by Chem ST and is pre8ounred tss msdi-
cal men and those no have used IL, tc se the hest
BuCHU COMPOUND IN The gord. Lsrse batllss
ceved hy FISHER& WINSTON, Drassfsss.
ie l8-I2m Asin street. Rle.n end
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CEORGE DARBY. Manufacturer Agent toi
" the sale Of D0oRS, SASH BLdNDS' Ia.ln,
" on hand Orders by mail or otherwise; promptly
attended 10; No. l3, Goyernor street kISh>I9nqt 1
Va. Young sceiebratcd Smooth Sawed ; Null
.t,rt no4ir. jy 29-6in
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| toNDSrSs - - ySSJpN nfERTIs N9'S

y GENERAL CONIlSSiON NJ ERt HdNIS,
BASIN BANK. RICHM0Np,
Oder their services for tn? sale and l4rca4se Oh
ali Kinds of PRODUCE and MERCH ANriLE.
They are permitted to refer 70 Messrs: hent
Pane Il Co., Messrs. Crenshaw Il CO.; RICHMOND
GEO, W. JORDAN,
JOHN 4. WINN,
Late Of the nrm OF BreeQen : F0x,b
u 2D-tlstJs ROBERT S. JORDAN.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


N. fuirbanks'
STANDAH SCALES:
Adapted tn evers branch OF bus,ness vhsr~ rcv
rect and durable scale Is required IS
SCALES FOR RAILROADS.,
ssccALEs FOR COAL DEALERS AND MfNrRs.
~ WAtbEs F0H Hay AND CATTLE DEALERS,
possTFoosks sFossktss AND DORMANT SCALES FOR
s91FLRss FRs FOR GRAIN AND FLOUR DEAL
COUNTER. SCALES. ever, v.r,e,x.
5r 90 ~ hEn ra so q END JEWELLERS BALANCES.
~ =. geLrS .e,5liS FUh s EARN AND FAMILY CSE.
POST-OFPtCF SCALFS
DRUGGISTS SCALES
TWKSSY DETERRENT svyIrx
All of which are warranted in evey. ,s rt;.,,,.,
Call and Examine. or send for an Iustrntsd Ssass.
iosne, to the Al ents,
CLARKSON 4 ANDERSON.
No. la6 Man st., Richmond, Va. =
no I5-d1m& de cw6m
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L7ROM -Esl,E.s FAMILY MaeAz,,

ERON s.ESt.tE'S FAMILY MAGAxiSs
las lt is proper and nauFal for our lad friends
To make the nselv. logels possible, feel "
our duty 10 ldicate the best means of briH- in
about that much desired consnmn alton; and ear
confidently asse & that any " hn uses Barnett :
celebrated KALI us ON may obte n n fresh and
satiu like com pexion. This den httal prepara-
zion removes tan and irechles and IN parts vel
vety softness TO the SKIN. For chapped hands 1t is
invaluable w''iie it's heain properties and deli
cous PEI fume render Il reeabe in ever sense
For sale by JAM lis F. UEVAL DTus ist
Cor Vain y nd lu.h hsts
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"a Two-One--Sevrm. an. rnsite are
respectfully invited 10 call II my NEW and bsaa-
CONDUCTING the PHoTOGa APHfC ART IN all Its
varied branches, and examine the numsr..ns i'm
proyements La els added 70 the ART. PH0Tu-
GRAPHS colored in WATER or OIL, fsosi min
atare up 20 LIE Sic, which les ccfnssra nil the
and speakin2 Portrait 10 oil. AMSksff ~ fsk4n
IN every variety OF style . WeM MtNNtas
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JtTaRNERL. WAEiNG-tLATE wARIN0
w a PEARCEt-W hoiesale and retail deae
in DRUGS, NJ EDICINES; PAINTS, Oils; WIN
and a select assortment of FANCY ARTICLES {:
also, SOAPS of all kinds. No. l07 Broad street
above 1th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-29

I,ss6g LAIpLET y9G4yRD iRAnIf E E9n9IfIsoN' !,
il ATES OF THE PHlLADELPHlAGO COL
LFGE OF PHARMACY. PRACTIC4L AB
CHEMISTS and PHARMACE UIISTS. Ia
oliSr la country physicians and families per!e
y NEW and FRESH stock OF pure and Tellabe NJ r
nlCIN rs. together with Surgeons iaStrHHeht%,
Prrfnaqery Fancy Goods, and all other things in
the Drug line, which they Will sell on the best
terms.
20 Chemical and Pharmaceutical preparations
made 10 order, and sent to any part OF the country
LAIDLEY L ROBINSON. Drug Store,
and Franklin stS.. Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-29
TAKING THE OATH.

There were some six or seven in our party
who did not know anything of our Constitu-
ton. and, as | have since understood Were
also ignorant of the plan of operations until
The Sunday morning previous 10 the attack
Among this number were Edwin Coppie Bar
clay Coppie, Francis j. Merriam, Shields
Green, John Copeland, and Leary.
The Constitution was read 10 them by A ID
Stephens. and the oath afterwards admins
tered by Capt. Brown. Sunday evening pre-
vious to our departure, Capt. Brown made his
final arrangements for the capture of Harper's
Ferry, aud gave to his men their orders. In
closing, he said, "and n01c, gentlemen, let mr.
press thiS thing yoUr minds: Yon all knolc
t0ic dear ttfe as to y0E, and hotc dear yoHr hrsS
consider that the HceS Of others are as dear to
them rs yoHrS are TO yOn do NOT, therefore, tax,
fhe hfs Of any one # yon can possibly acoid 1t
but IF IL IS necessary TO take life in order to sar1
ponr O1rn then make sure 1cork of It's