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DIED.

On Tuesday morning. at her residence, on Br2ad
between Adams and Jefferson streets, MANY TE-
REsA, wife of J. l.. Whitaker, IN the Nth year
The friends and acquaintance, are respectfully
invited 70 attend her funeral f,om st; Peters.
Chnrch. thia w ednesday) afternoon. ut hall past
q O'Clock.
On Monday. Sept. Sd. SUSAN JANE. infant
daughter of Cornelius aud Gsorglana Matthews,
aged year mouths and days.
:. Suffer little children TO come unto te ana IOr-
bid them not for of such IL the kingdom OF hea-
ven" 49,,
Methodist Church, this Wednesday, evening, at
half past O'clock. The friends and acqusint-
ancss of the family are requested to attend.
Yesterday, at the residence of Mr.; A. w; Row
lett. Rev HENRY W. BEllLMAN, OF the Va.
Conference, Pastor of Wesley Chapel and Rockets
His funeral will take place Thursday morning.
at 10 o'clock. from the Methodist Church at hocK-
etts. 81
On Sunday. Id September, of diptheIia; at FIVE
minutes past 10 O'Clock N; GEokGE hENhdf;
onl, son Of Sarah A aud John IL. Johnson ssed
years month and days.
Farewell, dear George, thy gentle form
We have consigned to peaceful rest;
Early conveyed through lite 9 rude storm,
rhou'rt gone to mingle with the blest
As flowers that fade at opening day,
Thus quickly hast thou passed away.
Long will we fondly think of thee.
Yea. earth and time can ne er destroy
The freshness of thv memory. .
Tempered with sorrow ana with 10Y.
We mourn the ties thus early riven,
We joy that thou art now IN heaven.
While bending DER thy little grave,
With meek submission may W. say,
Goods will be done. Our Father gave,
Our Father took this cnild away.
His o en-, II was his right TO claim,
And ever blessed he his nameo'
~ Christian Advocate please copy.
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cthor, the two improvements can % OF mutual
assistance. They can never come In conflict.
We are very well aware that the views pre-.
sented in THE article will be laughed at by
those who conceive II the perfection Of wis.
dom 10 doubt the fsasibility Of any improve.
ment, whatever IL may b. Such men, fifteen
years ago, thought tue scheme OF lighting the
city with gas extremely visionary. A little
farther back they hooted at the idea OF estao'
fishing water works. There 10 nothing TO
which they do not object, and there Is nothing
which, after the event, they do not claim 70
have forsseen. What such men were MADE
for God on,v knows. We are told He makes
everv hing for some useful purpose, even inc
n.rn. oia. hat cling TO the bottom OF a snip
W. vii, NOT dispute, therefore, the existence
80 m;s.,oa even tor such men. But Tor them
49,. ,,r,,a not We address ourselves to men
=. h..a xrho can see somewhat more than an
,n,h hsvond the ends of their noses. To such
men we appeal to examine our position, and
saw II the premises on which we start u corr
rect--that Is, If the canal be of the capacity
indica ted--whether the results we have an
ticipated be forced or unnatural, For our
own part, we say let the assumption That we
shall have 3, 100 600 tons per amman be correc.
and we will undertake to answer for the
houndless prosperity of Virginia And why
should IL not be correctl What is 10 hinder
it, when the canal shall have been once COM
pletedi And what is to prevent the canal
from being completed 1t is in the hands OF
persons who are resolute TO complete it, and
who are deeply interested in its competition
They are backed by all the wealth of France,
and the favor of the French Emperor They
deposit si,O00,000 as earnest Of their good
faith. They buy out the interest of the State
at the cost of a heavy annuity. Surely, if any
dependence is to be placed in appearances,
matters could not he more promising than they
are.
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The present population Of the CITY VI 0an
Francisco IL ss,te3, Of whom 4e'3sJ are WAITS
males. q .oes white females. 3, $50 Chinese. ana
!. sos negroes. It will be seen that there Is be-
shining to be something like an approxima-
s,on towards an equalization Of the sexes
The whole population Of the State does not
.xceed three hundred and fifty thousand. The
Great prosperity Of San Francisco is attribut ted
not alone to its commercial advantages, but
to the fact that 1t has entered upon q course
Of domestic industry, and has sought to sup
ply California, to some extent, with the man
ufactured articles for which such large prices
were paid to European and Eastern dealers.
We think the returns of the State popula-
ton will cause general disappointment. IL
was universally supposed that the popnIa-
ton would number seven hundred thousand.
1t is not safe, however, to form an estimate OF
the population Of any Of our new States or
Territories from the number Of votes polled
at certain elections. There is a movable body
Of voters In this country who are steamered
or railroaded from point to point as their ser
yices may be needed. 1t would take abou t
half dozen of our new States to make single
res SPEC table Common wealth In population
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Aensation Writing.

The New York Leader, which gave the story
| of the resusci tation Of HICKS such meteoric
| run. has exclusive information, and publishes
full details, Of startling plot to abduct the
Prince of WALLIS during his approaching
| visit to New York, and hold him as hostage
for the freedom of Ireland. 1t is asserted that,
| In every city, town and village of the civil
| lied world the Irish have organized societies,
| having for their purpose the ultimate restora-
| ton Of "Ould Ireland - but that among them
are certain wild and ambitious spirits who
have not the patience 10 wait for the designs
! OF their leaders 10 mature, and who would
carry by a coup what more cautious and ex-
| perienced conspirators would take much time
and preparation to execute. The visit OF the
future sovereign OF Great Britain to the United
States was deemed a fine opportunity for this
purpose, and it has been finally resolved 10
seize upon the Prince in New York, and carry
him off in a fast sailing vessel to zone Of the
small and remote islands of the West India
group" where he will be detained until terms
for the amelioration of Ireland shall be wrung
from the British government. 1t is darkty
limited that LOUIS NAPOLEON has supplied the
conspirators with Il large sum Of money. and
| it is confidently predicted that lreland's star
will sooE be in the ascendant. 1t is pleasing
10 learn from the Leader that every provision
has been made for the personal comfort OF the
Prince during his Imprisonment, and that an
| ample supply of provisions has been already
laid in, SO that, with the exception OF a change
| Of keepers and of climate, the young lion will
| fare about as we'll as in his present MENACE
| RE. The writer in the Leader justly pronoun-
| ces this one of the most remarkable schemes
| ever set on foo. in either ancient or modern
| times, aud of which history affords no parei-
lei" The project, wonderful as it is, is not as
| marvellous as the credulity which is expected
| to swallow such story.
| The Leader rel crates it's statement thai
HICKS, who was supposed lately TO have gone
! to Heaven from New York gallows, is still
| alive, and may probably be spared to send
| one or two hundred more sinners to the in
fernal regions, before he takes his final flight
| to a better world But il excuses itself for not
| giving the farther information" promised
| last week, by stating that after duly con-
sulting interested parties, in view OF the pub
lie feeling manifested in regard to the subject,
we are cons trained, fer the present, to with
| hold any further partic ulars."
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AutOgfaph Hunters,

The Paris correspondent of the N. Y. Err.
press says that every now and then letter
postage unpaid,) is addressed by some free
| and-exsy citizen of the United States to the
representatives of his country at different Eu-
ropean courts, requesting His Excellency,''
in terms closely bordering upon the impera-
tive to obtain for the "subscriber" an au to-
graph Of the Emperor, the King, the Z ueen
various Grown Ministers, Generals, savans,
popular authors and other distinguished peo-
pie The correspondent says that these Amer
lean amateurs are probably laboring under
the delusion that their Minister, being the
Minister of the Great Repu Ollie, at the bare
mention of whose name the soyerejgns of the
Old World turn ale and trem BILE, has nothin &
to do in these cases but to clap his Majesty on
the back. and demand a scratch of his despot tic
pen for the qualification of General julius
ALEXANDER HANNIBAL AUGUSTUS SMITH,
Zone OF the most remarkable men of our coun-
try" 1t seems, however, that the autographs
of the Old World are obtainable only in rare
instances, such as, for example, al the bottom
of a consular exequatur, and are not worth
much even then, as they are invariably illegi-
Bile; whilst, ia the case of literary notabIi.
ton novelist req uires depth OF Macniavelsm
attainable only In the atmosphere of courts.
Nor is the autograph hunting the only an
noyance to which the literary celebrities OF
Europe are exposed by our perseyering tufl
hunters. They are pursued by them person
ally, bearded in their very dens by our brave
Americas, who pin them fearlessly by the
button hole, and retail every word they utter
to an admiring world. The kings and mobiles
cannot be got AT so easily but the literary
lions of Europe are said to suffer fearfuily
from the agile American jggers. HUMBOLDT.
MACAULAY, WORDSWORTH, and others, have
oil been victimized by the impertinent intru-
sions OF these vulgar, upstart tourists. The
only consolation they have had is the fine OPP
portunity ii afforded them for the study OF
entomology. We can form some idea of the
results at which they arrive, from the sting
ing observation uttered by HUMBOLDT con-
corning one o. their tribe, whom the old gen.
tleman had received with such patriarchal
beneyolence that his yerdant guest thought
he looked upon him as son, and 60 published
70 all his friends in America.
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Col. Ru2h Forbes.

1t seems that GAvAzzI has appointed Col.
HuoH FORBES to the command of the impor-
tant fortress Of Melazzo.
II will be remembered that FORBES was the
abolition confederate and military adviser OF
JOHN BROWN in his conspiracies against the
laws of the country and the property OF the
Souths He endeavored to dissuade BROWN
from the Harper's Ferry enterprise, because
10 military point of view. he regarded 1t as
a supreme absurdity. In conseq uence Of the
conspirators failing to meet their pecuniary
engagements with their drill officer FORBES
made clean breast of the affair, giving a de-
tailed statement of the whole plot, in which,
it will be remembered, he directly implicated
Senator SEWARD, GIDDINas of Ohio, and
others. We now find him turning up as GA
RIBALprs right-hand man in the Italian in
surrection, being assigned to the command of
the fortress of Melazzo, a post Of great trust
and res ponsibility.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT Of RICHM0 ND. SEPTEMBER 4.
HixA Wotsr fAis day Wednesday, * O'Clock

ARRIVED,
Bark Floresta, Walsh, Philadelphia, ballast,
Warwick BaTksdale.
Sohr: Geo. V. Scott, Parker, Baltimore, guano,
4. B Bentley.
schr. Butterfly, Hubbard. Baltimore, guano, Ba-
con g. Baskerviil.
sohr. Ocean Aaron, Baltimore, guano, Edmond,
DaV enpart Co
Schr. Cambria, Dutton, Baltimore, guano.
Schr. Cornelius, Brendly, New York, hay, Libby
schr: Marshall, Chichester. New York. mdze.,
schr. ] Nj. Ford, Shelley. York River, wheat.
Schr. D. c. Guyther, kerwin, Baltimore, md re II,
w. d. Colqutt Co.
echr. J. K. Griffith, BuntIn, Baltimore, guano,
Bacon 4 Baskervll.
Eschr. Hope, Frank, Baltimore, guano, schaer,
Hohier & Co.
sehT. ThOs. G. Pratt, Hyslop. Alexandria. suano,
sloop New Packet, Gray, smith6eld, wheat, W.
SAILED,
Steamship Yorktown. Parrish, N Y, mdze. and
passengers, Ludlam Watson.
Steamer Belvidere, KeeDe, Baltimore, mdze and
passengers. D. & w. Currie.
Schr. Susan, Rogers, Boston, Ddze.. u. d W.
Currle.
Schr Reindeer, Kerwin. Pamunkey River, for
Schr. Mary and yrginla, Todd, James River, for
schr Aug q Is hoey; DAVIS, James River, for
Schr. Z. J. Pickup, Pickup, down the rlver light
Schr. ID. s. Miller, Greeley, down the river, Liz ht
Schr. J. I. BRADY, Hall down the river, light.
Schr. Josephine, Waterbury, down the river.
Schr. Henry Brown, Perkins, down the river
lisht.
Schr. Prima-D onna,s Reddish, down the river
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"MATERIAL AID."-The amount of the Hay
tien subscription to the John Brown fund, is
at length officially announced. The sum
amounts to one hundred and eighty four dol
lars fifty centimes, in the currency of the
Island. The Hay tien dollar is about equal in
value to six cents, so that the contributions
from this source form the enormous aggregate
of eleven American dollars
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PREPARING FOR SEIvICE.-The U. s. cor.
vette Germantown, now at Norfolk, which
will be ready for commission next month
makes eight vessels preparing for active ser.
vice, as follows: jamestown, Saratoga, Pow.
hatan and Pawnee, at Philadelphia: Wabash
at New York Richmond, at Pensacola, and
Germantown, at Norfolk.
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PERSONAL.

TO THE PUBLIC Some time during
the month Of July, 1860, a dispute in
the Second Vegetable Market oil this city be
tween myself and Mrs; ELIzABETH JEFFRIEs, and
pending the pute, while IN the heat of passion,
! so far los my temper and self control as to
harsh and insulting language to Mrs JEFFRIBs -
not be truIhfuliy imputed to her and hereby with
draw everything | aid upon the occasion referred
TO. and beg to apologize to Mrs. JEFFRIKs, and
ask her forgv for my conduct. Had not my
passion got the better of nv judgment, never
should have insulted MRS. JKFFkIEs. for she Is q
lady of high standing and i'm pc achable charao-
ter. BAbELLE HECHlNG EN-.
If upon the occasion referred to in the
above card of my wife, used language calculated
To offend a lady, Though | do no: remember to
have done SOL ] likewise retract everything
JEFPklEs. SOLOMUN HEChlNUEh.
se6-i*
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THE UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH.-Rt. Rev
Jas. H. O,ey, Bishop of the diocese of Tennes.
see, gives notice that the cornerstone of the
principal building of the University OF the
South will be laid, with appropriate cere.
monies, at University Place, Franklin county
Tennessee on the 10th of October next.
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City Point, Sept. 3, 1860.

L SPFts ., IcUU.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Belvidere, Keele, Baltimore
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, Richmond.
Steamship, Yorktown, Parrish, New York.
Schr. g. I. Cremer, Gale, George City, landing
engine for 8. y. II. r. Co.
SAILED,
Steamer BelvIdere, Keene. Richmond
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, New York.
Steamship Yorktown. Parrish richmond.
BALTIMORE, Sept 3.-Cleared. schr. Adelaide
Norfolk. Arrived, ship Conquest, Alexandra, to
load for Liverpool
Providence, aug. SO.-Arrved, schrs. John For
syth, l.. p Pharo and Ysnkee Doodle, Alexan-
dria Slst.--Arrlved, schrs. AdeiIne Townsend
do. Louisa Dyer, Petersburg.
Boston. Aug. 80 Arrived schrs. Charlotte
Shaw. q. d. and F. r. Shannon. and lnvincibe
Alexandria. Sept 1st-Arrived, scbrs. Sarah
Layinia, do. Cleared. schr. Henry Perkins, DO.
NEW York. Sept. 2;-,AIriyed, schrs. Caspian
Sept. 5.-Cleared, schr. Lypchburg, Richmond.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3.-Arrived, schr. Chopper
& Bros, Richmond.
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JEFFERS WARD BELL
A EVERETT CLUB.-1he following gen
tlemen, composing the Jefferson ard Execute
Office, corner of rankin and Wall streets, THIS
EVENING, at 8 O'Clock All the voters in the
ward who feel willing To devote portion OF their
time towards securing the election of the Union
candidates, are lnvi ed to attend, as the commit
tee will be greatly enlarged:
TO d, VIM. H Sutherland, Johu y. Peasants. O.
?. BALDWIN, H; e Tyrer, VIM Ta, lor, John 3
Hodsdon. John ii Gentry. B. H. Warthen, X. L.
Williams. Jacob Ezekiel, o. A. Francis. Z. w.
Branch, John w. Nickel, Heurv. Easley, Georse
Ii. Jewett, John NJ Francisco. Thomas McCurdy,
John N HObson, John j. Falion, John FRASER, h.
S. Turpin. se5-It
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THE DAcoTAH.-The Norfolk Herald has a
report of the trip of the new steam gun boat
Dacotah to Madeira, in which she is pro-
nounced successful. She made an exceedingly
quick passage, being only little over eleven
DAYS at sea
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h Come and See.
SPRING OVERCOATS and BUSTERS.
Choice MARSEILLES VESTS.
FANCY LINEN PANTS, new styles,
FRENCH DRAP D'ETE COATS.
MARSEILLES and SILK VESTS.
SKELETON VESTS, hght as air.
GAUZE SHIRTS and DRAWERS.
SHOULDER SEAN SHIRTS.
CORDED SILK SACKS
All of which are new. having been made within
the last two months, and warranted IN every par
Llcnar. Call on your "old familiar friend" TUP-
MAN. at 100 Main street, south side, third door
above l4th street. w. s. TUPMAN,
jy lots Agent.
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Mr. Charles Whitehurst, of Princess Anne
county Va Tell from a cart while returning
from fishery last Friday, and was instantly
killed.
There has been but single case of yellow
fever in Charleston this season.
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apnc1AI NOTICES.

IA Notice. 1.-The particmiar attention OF
the pubic Il called to the sale OF the valuable
BUILDING I or on Franklin, b.lween Let and
~ streets, to take place This AFTERNOON, at
Sc sit GoDDIn 4 APPERS0N, Auct RS
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THE U. s. PRACTICE SHIP PLYMOUTH ar
rived in Hampton Roads on Monday, in %
days from Santa Cruz, Teneriffe. She left
Norfolk in June last, on an experimental
cruise, which seems to have been highly salts
factory to all concerned.
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mA THE PAINTING AND w HiTENING Of the inte
riu1 of the Ballard House, done by Mr. B. J. GATES
IS worthy of special notice. Persons desirous of
having their work done superior manner,
wou do well to call and examine 1t for them
selves.
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EDUCATION AL,

~ -
For other "Educdtiona1'' Notices, sec Sd Page. ]
lSl shall, between 25th and 26 h streets, Church
Hill. for the instruction of ny ladies En- <ish,
French and Music, will commence Its md
sion the 10Th DAY of September, 1861 and termI-
nate on the last day of June, 1851
Terms made known on application.
REFERENCE
DR.. R. g. Cabell, DR.. Knox, A. B. Clarke, A. 6.
Stokes, F. N. Dabney.
No. A few girls will be taken boarders on
moderate terms, sc Sat
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
Il MAYO STREET,
The seventeenth annual session of my SCHOOL
will commence on MONDAY, the Path September r,
In the basement of the Unlversalist Church.
TERMS, &c as heretofore.
Sc Sim G.. p. BURRUSS.
MRS. JULIA l.. JDHNNTON will resume
lFl the duties of her SCHOOL on MONDAY, 24th
September, at her house, on Sd street, between
Franklin and Grace. Sim
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HON VIM L. GoGGIN addressed a large meet
ing of the Bell and Everett party, In Norfolk,
on Monday night.
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THE SEPTEMBER ELEcTIoss.-There are
three State elections during this month, Wig
In California, Vermont, and Maine. The cleo
ton Ia Vermont took place yesterday, when
Governor, State and county officers, and mem
bers OF Congress, were voted for. Erastus
Fairbanks was the Republican candidate for
Governor, and John q. SAKE, Douglas Demo-
crat, wash his opponent. The election In Maine
comes on on the 10th, when votes are to be
given for State officers and members Of Con-
gfess,
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Great Canal Project In Illinois.

Whilst Virginia is about to push to its con-
summation, upon grand scale, the James
River and Kanawha Canal, we perceive that
the en- terprisiug people Of Illinois have in con-
temptation the great project of connecting the
waters Of Lake Michigan with those of the
Gulf Of Mexico by an uninterrupted channel
for steamboat navigation! The citizens OF
Chicago have revived the original scheme OF
the Illinois and Michigan Canal, which COM
prised ship canal of sufficient capacity to
float the largest class Of vessels that could
navigate the Illinois river, but which was
given up for want Of means, after a consider
able portion Of the work had been construc ted
upon that plan, and completed for ordinary
canal boats only. The probable cost Is esti-
mated at from ten to twenty millions of dol.
lars. The concentration OF the commerce and
interests of vast region in Chicago seems 10
warrant this gigantic enterprise.
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ma Semple's InfnlIibIe Baking Powder
Some months since we commenced using these
Powders in our "home de partment," and hnd they
give such entire satisfaction. that they have be .
come with us q sular /" household institution"
1t is the best article offered to the hou p
er for use.--Norfoik Day Book.
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WANTED To soholt call from all persons
w in want of TRUNKS, At the RICHMOND
manufacturing every style, from the common up
to the most superior IRON RAM T.: ALL
Leaf HER TRUNKS, LADIES' FRENCH
TRUNKS, &c. All sold at manufacturers prices,
at No. "a Main ST., in Saddle and Harness Store,
with VIM SALMON.
jyn-sn JAMES KNOTS.
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nA- Mixed Spices, for Picking For sale by
JNO. W. GARLICK, Apothecary, DO,
Market Place, Franklin street.
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PEACE TO; THE AFFLICTED
~ WITH CQkNS, &C.-That the dlstin
sushed Dr. SCHULTZ Is in the CITY should be
enough to overjoy those who limp about ON feet
made wIetched by the provoked ans of CORNS,
BUNIONS, NAILS, &C. His IN adns operands be-
ing so entirely painless that the most timid and
delicate may rely u on being immed atey relieved
To avoid disappointment, apply Immediately at
mis- office. Wali Street Hotel Wall street.
SEA- 2tt
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MILLINERY.

IN NEW FALL CLOAK Ann
Oan DRESS PATTERNS. 30.
shall receive in q few days a supply ., ~
PATTERNS, to which invite the s,tsn,a, ALL
cut and basted. PINKlNG done. B0SSNysM
lined and trimmed by, the dozen on re.so.ssI
terms, for milliners and stores. At onaes
MRs; Nj. EVERETr,s
No, 277 Main street, above 9th, tup .,.; s,
NNR skalll,l
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MARRIED,

On the 1sd August 1850. by the Rey. Thomas B.
Evans. OF Middrsex county, Va, Mr.. JOHN '.
JACKSON ana Miss q. A. DANCE.
On the 23i Of August,. BY the Rev. j. z; BLACK
well Mr.. JAMES TRIMMER and Miss HENEI
ETA 9. ALLEN, both of this city.
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ia Fine Arts 1.-The undo rsigned have just
received = large and beautiful assortment of
COLORED and PLAIN ENGRAvINGS and
L1THOGkAPHS, to which the, would call toe at
SO well selected assoI tment of ARTISTS IA.
TERIALS, BRUsHES. STUDIES for GKk-
CLAN. ORNANENfA and OIL PAINTINGS.
We are als9 better prepared than ever to GIL or,
dsrs 70! N RROR, PORTRAIT and PICTURE
MOULDlNGS of our own nufacture, LOOK
ING ASSES, F r. + N C II and g T. r M A N
srecaI attention to our larss stock Of FRHMEs
For PORTRAITS, PHOTOGRAPHS and PIC
TURES, all of which we will sell, wholesale or
retail. at very low prices.
N. Bold Frames re- glded. Pictures Cleaned
and Vanished. J. V. SUNDRERG T. CO..
sc 1-3w* 200 Main street.