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Rings Vegetable Ambrosia

IA the most popular HAIR EEsrOE NTlYE oi
thu day tits cleaner more richly prrnmcd, AVID
is warranted To restore gz, hair 90 lis uatinal
color stop It's coming on; rria"Se onnirnf from
the scalp, and prevent haldne. i.e.,d the follow.
Ing hume testimony
CEErifICATE.
h.e following is 70 cerCfy that ! have used
RTNtA'S VEGETABLE AMBROSlA for the past
six months, aud j have found in IL all that /,
claimed for II TO perform. Myhead has been near
Is bnlN for several ycarswil be safe in wing fOI
six years, at least-an,l by adhering 10 the iirec
tons ~ she rse Of the hMBROSIA. 1 am proud e
say titt now have u ilne growth Of healthy hair
whilst all other rcstoratiyes have failed. Ira1
also testify a. to its qualities In restoring gray
hair 70 its original color having Ii tested by
my mGst intimattS friends. 1 know It 10 he supe
rior H. All other rustOratives. What do know
know arom experience. in reference TO It's proper
ties, and would recommend IL to all as being The
best u atticlc in market WIN. M. HIPPARD
Dayton, ohio, August "a, 1855.
H.. M. n BBS & co. Props Peterhoro, ~ II.
For Eale ~ All Druggists in Dayton, aud every
where DF. ". " STEWART,
auGtl.W3m Wholesale Agent DAYTON o.
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A CARD.

'INllE undcrssncd would inform the public, that
! they have sold their entire Stock Of Clothing
tloths Furnishing Goods, etc, to PAUL A.
LAFEE who Will continue the business nt the oil
stand and 10 whom they cordially recommend their
OLD friends and customers
The cuisines OF the old nrm viii he settled by
Emanuel Sternberger--tO whOmlthosc indebted
viii please make oasly payment
deedlw s. u 4. STHRNBERGEE
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Sale Postponed TO Thursday,
December 20.
Small Farm at Public Sale
5e 1-e ACRES.

T1Tss and oHe-Aqy miles .ftOns Dayt0a on ne
WOif Greek Pihe.
ON THE 2OTH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1860,
At two O'Clock p NJ, will oner for sale al public
auction, the farm on which now live containing
oSH acres-hve acres timber; the balance under
cultivation. Soil eNcellent-part creek bottom
and part upland The buildings consist Of good
new 2-story frame house, stable, tobaceo'sh0d sc.
ALSO,
ON the same day, commencing at ten O'Clock A. M.
will offer at public sale, al my stock, farming
utensils, and household and Kitchen fuInltufe
nosdawts ,. BELViLI.E.
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News by relegraph and MaIls.

Two more of the Nashville pay-tmln
robbers have been captured near Hamil-
ton, Kentucky. Their names are NouNG
and posEY. frr
Judge SMirii, Of Memphis, has decided
that the old issne of the Bank of Tennessee
Is a legal tender for state taxes. fatI
In the ease of TrnEScE MCDONALD, Q
Fenian prisoner in Canada, the Judge de-
cided that his naturalization in thc United
states does not exempt him rom liability
as a British subject.
steamships Arugo and Fulton. Of New
York. and Havre of the American line
were sold to-day At auction. iAoNARD w
.IrRoMR was thc only bidder, ~ whom the
vessels were knocked down Tor three hun
drcd thousand dollars.
At Lexington, Ky, on saturday evening
two men entered the coal office of Mr.. Hay
MAN. and presenting pistol, compelled
him 10 give them his money. $3.50, and hi
gold watch. Mr.. III. was unable todctend
himself. having only ARTIFICIAL legs.
There wercninety y-scycuthousand arrest,
in New Yorl; in the past year. Eighty
three persons were arrested for homicide.
The store of WV. G., Cochran & Co. IL
Philadclphia, was broken into saturday
night. and the burglars robbed the safe oi
S9LOOO ia Government bonds and securi-
Ties.
The steamer Ocean Queen, from Aspin-
wall. brought Si.O3O,O00 in treasure to New
York On saturday.
It is reported that the Supreme Court will
grant writ OF hdbeas corpus in the ease OF
Dr. MUDD and others, confined at Dry Tor
tugas charged with completely In the
Lincoln assassination.
\ Valparaiso letter dated November IL
says, the bark Fanny, of New london, with
eighteen Parrot guus on board for the
Chilian Government is forty days overdue
1t is fully agreed that new President
pro tenn. of the Senate, in place of FOSTER
shall not be elected until long IN February,
IT. was at ono time contemplated to have mn
election Immediately after the holidays.
The Attorney General has given an
opinion that military commissions for the
trial of civilians, at this time, are uucon-
stitutioual, in view of the late decision OF
the Supreme Court in the BowLEs and
MILIGAN eases.
Investigation Of the recently awarded In
dian contracts, shows they are $4,000
higher than were the rejected bids. De-
partmcntal business is virtually suspended
until january.
\ resident of Bueyrus. Ohio, who gives
II. N. +. as his initials, is about shipping to
the Governor of Georgia, for the poor OF
that state, six ear loads of wheat six OF
corn, and six barrels each of pork and beef,
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a}ew AdprrtisemtHts.
NOTICE.

.InE stockholders OF the ohio Insurance { ON.
i pany are hereby notified 70 meet nj the bfiicr,
NO 9Sllhird street Dayton ohio. 1T one o'elnck
r NJ. on Monday, January q 1861 for the election
of nine Director. for the ensuing wear. Polls
open from one tu three O'Clock
de@ttt W. II. GILLESPIE, Secretary.
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The United States Supreme Court is now
engaged in hearilSg the arguments in the
famous prize case of the Peterhoff, British
vessel captured by the Unitcd States steamer
Vanderbilt. in February, 1862, on the way
to Matamoras. The case attracts great in
tcrest, as it involves the pretended neutral
trade of NIatamoras.
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Senate, which is divided into five bureanx.
Each bureau considers all measures pre-
scented 10 the body. No pctition or amend
mcnt presented by a Senator is considered
unless accepted by at least three b~ureaux.)
The people Of France are giving the
Empress and her son an enthusiastic re-
ccption during their present journey. lhcy
left Paris Saturday amid sympathetic &C
Carnations, had a vcritable ovation at Cha-
tcau-Thicrry, and a grand ball at Chalons.
SUNDAY they resumed their Journey, ar
rived at Bar Due, which was decorated
in their honor. Here they attended divine
service after which came presentations of
authorities and of dcputations of working
men. The general JOY was indcscribable.
That evening they went on TO Nancy,
where one hundred and fifty thousand pco.
p!c met them. They heard the re Dcum,
and passed under a triumphal arch. De-
putations with banners traverscd the
streets, and the utmost JOY prevailed.
II is pleasant to see these sincere marks
Of popular regard. While the Emperor
guides the civil and military affairs OF the
nation, the Empress wins their hearts. 1t
is to bc regretted that they unnecessarily
continued their Journey Sunday, but it may
I've regarded as proof OF great respect for
TIE day that they twice attended church
II.
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CUR FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE
p,RIS. .Inly l.. 1856

YESTERDAY We had Il violent and long
continued thunderstorm, which agrceably
diminished the excessive heat OF the wca-
Their. 1t is ordinarily at this season i'm
ros,ible 10 walk out with pleasure between
IL 4. VI. and { Z. NJ.
Last Saturday the Senate adopted the
.S,uatox- coasmtun, relating to amendments
Of the Constitution. The first article pro-
yid,s that the Constitution cannot be dis
,ussca bv any public body except the Sc
nate, proceeding according TO conStltu-
tional forms, and that Il petition having
for its object any modification or an inter-
1retqtton Of the Constitution can be report
ed in general session only when its cXami-
nation haSbccn authorized by at least three
of the five bureaus Of the Senate. The Sc
cond article iutcrdictS all discussion hav-
ing for lis object criticism or modification
oil the Constitution, and published by the
periodical press, by handbill>, or by writ
ings not periodical, under certain reStrlc-
tons, and provides that petitions for mo-
ditication or Interpretation of the ConSti-
tuition can be made public only by the pub
LEGATION of the official account OF the SIT
ting Ut which they were presented. re-
na!ly for inlraction, from five hundred 10
ten thousand francs. The third article
amends Article 40 of the Constitution OF
l4th January, lSJ2, 50 that it reads IN sub
stance as follows Amendments adopted
by the commission charged with the cX-
animation Of a proposed law are returned
10 the Council Of State by the President OF
the Corps l.cgislatif. Those not adopted
by tue commission or the Council of State
may he considered by the Corps Legislatit
and returned /" the commission for re-
examination. II the commission proposes
nothing new, or il what it proposes is not
adopted by the Council OF State, the pr.
NATIVE form OF the proposed law alone is
considered. The fourth article abolishcs
the constitutional provision limiting tho
ordinary sessions Of the Corps Lcgislatii
10 three months, a decree of the Emperor
now announcing the close of the session.
The pay Of deputies OF the Corps Legis-
latif for an ordinary session is fixed at
twelve thousand five hundred francs.
considerable objection was made TO this
SeAatIS-conSmtum in the Senate by the
Marquis de Boissy, who insisted on the right
ol public discussion, and frequently quoted
the Emperor's W words. Little sympa-
thy with his views, however, was mani
tested hc was repeatedly called to order
by the president, and formally rcbukcd by
NJ. kouiard. The SenatuS- conSultum is not
received with universal favor. The .Si<cIe
remarks on the responsibility imposed on
government in giving it alone the right
10 propose amendments. True, the Sc
nate has, equally with the Emperor, the
right 10 propose amendments, but that body
during fifteen years has made little use OF
its power. lit may be well to explain that
the Emperor appoints the meIobers of the
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An E~NC0uEAGING EXAMPLE To IorNG
MEN.-We were pleased to notice during
our late viSi, to the markell house that the
stall fMr. Granville Gilman was attended
by his son, Mr.. William S. Gilman, for
merly the accomplished editor of the
Eastern Firginiun, published at Tappahan-
mock, Virginia, and more recently con-
nccted with the Richmond press land
for some time q member Of the bar at
this place.. We cite the instance for the
purpose of rebuking the number Of idle
Young men, not only in this town, but all
over tie State, who are %lounging about
waiting for something to "turn up" in
stead OF doing " with all their might what
soeycr their hands lind to do."-Frede-
rickSJurg Le3ycr.
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WHAT ARE YorE REI1GIorS VIEWS
About seven miles from Richmond 81"
a man lying under the shade OF Il tree
assiduously chcwingtobacco. Ait"rSalutIng
him and asking him several questions,
to which | received lazy ycScS and noes, !
asked him to what church the people i'll
that ncighborhood usually went.
"Wcll, not much 10 any"
What are their religious views!
"Wcll, not much Of any
"Wcll, my friend, what are your re-
ligious views. - | asked.
The man answered slowly and >lcepily,
"My own opinion is, that them aS made
me III take care of me-
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Thomas Raikcs, a West Indian dandy,
about fifty years ago is said to have con-
suited Brummell as to the best means OF
inducing people OF fashion to frequent his
house. Nothing can be easier, my dear
fellow" said Brummell lay in good wine,
hire a good cook, let me invite the guests,
and don't dine at table yourself"
"What is the difference 'twixt q watch
and a fodder bed, Sam :" "Dunno-gin
it up" because de ticking oh do watch
Is on dc inside, and dc ticking oh de fodder
bed is on be outside"
II Brownlow were peltcd Us he deserves,
his Excellency would be his Eggsilency.-
Louisville Journal.
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4 NEW I<vENTloN.-Mr. Wallwor'l, Ct
S~hclbyyillc, Tennessee, claims the title to
an invention which will supcrccdc all other
signals in use on railroads. lie processes
TO be able, by the application Of this inTcn-
ton, to stop n train, if desired, ut any dis
stance, and to shut OF steam from an on
CINE five miles away, the sarrc "s II no
were on the engine.
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"Blcst be the tie that binds
and the delegates gave to each other til

\ WOMAN WITH Two lIrsBANrS.-Thc
Morgan county (Mi>>ouri) EUncr givcSan
account uf Il lady in that county who is
blessed with TWO husbands. Her first huS-
band became Il soldier, but forgot or ne
elected his wife sadly. She failed after a
time to hear from him, and after a while
gave him up as dead. y rich widowrr in
the nci-hburluud administered words OF
con fort. and finally Won the coniiding heart
of the supposed widow. They were mar
ricd, and in the abundance oil this worlds
goods were happy. I" crown their joy a
fine >lualling, Sprawling boy was vouch-
>aird a, Il pledge Of their love. All went
smoothly, and not Il cloud appeared on the
matrimonial horizon, until II few weeks
ago husband No. | returned, and was
made acquainted with the state of affairs,
and went in great rage to the house Of hus-
band No. >. Husband No. : tried to eX-
plain. Wife pleaded and cXpostulatcd,
while the boy Sluallcd and kicked on the
floor. After husband No. ] had exhausted
his wrath in words, il was agreed to leave
matters TO the oma for settlement. She
preferred her first love, cXacted OF her Sc
cond a thousand dollars to maintain the
child, and the privilege of remaining with
the man of her choice in his house. And
so they now all live together contcntcdly.
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AMAuRosIs AND Loss OF MEMORY
Twcnty-eight years of observation have
convinced DR.. Litchcl that few persons car
continue to consume (smoke) daily twenty
grammes of tobacco without their vision or
memory becoming impaired. There are
many smokers, he urges, who may long re
si>t these effects, but the pcrnicious con-
sequences, though slow in maniicstine
themselves, are, however, non" the less
certain,
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D,Grxr,.--Thc tintirC power Of the
salts Of MAGENTA seem incredible. One
grain in n million tines its wciuht of water
gives a pure red: in ten millions, . rose
pink in twenty millions, a decided blush;
and even in fifty millions, III which il Is
discovered, al c;idcnt glow.
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BlsHor EARLY.-Wc were glad to see
that Bishop Early was well enough to at
tend the funeral Of DR.. llolcombe yester-
day. He bears scarcely any visible VI
dences of his late severe injuries.-Lynch-
burg ErliniQn, 3lSt.
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VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
~ T X | Is l. y q SP x y :,
NEAR STAUNTOE, VA.

This place will be open for visitors on the FIRST
OF JULY. The well known quality Of 'hc waters
make it unnecessary to 40 into particulars; they
are Alum. sulphur, Chalyheat", and tr"csi"n"-alI
At hand. The alum water i second 10 non" known
tho sulphur is second only Ia the Gre"nhr!ei
White. and has been resor'ci Ia for more than hall
a century. The place i, comfortably furnished
and the fare shall be plain, though good ami sub
stantial, without any attempt At display. h"irVln+
at the present time ii will meet ia" demani oi III.
public better 10 live palmer and charge less.
TERMS =? 80 per day, Sli per week. and 80 PEI
month tof twenty-eight days hr tn" season.
Persons leaving Baltimore, Washington, Rich
mond. or Lynchburg Ill the morning viii arrY" a
Stribling Springs the Fam day before lark.
iv 95-2w CHESLEY KINNEY, Proprietor,
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II + FIHLI-IIIU WFIkUH u
GAEBER \ or ROCK WE'LL.
non "a

The pleasant business relations which hay"
heretofore existed between Htci"Ho"i ""' ne MIR
suined under circumstances which Justify tn" hope
that the old order of things will soon be restored.
The VALLEY NIKGlSlAN. 4 paper devoted L.
the interest Of this State, i published IN S'luition,
in the centre Of the Valley and Of The state.
Its circulation il larg. AID rapidly Increasing
offering nnSur ppSSsd facilirics;o advertisers. TIL.
design of the publisher, j. L. make II III. m"uiuin
Of communication tor all who are Ill any way n
t-rcsted in our trade upon the strength II which
they respectfully solicit the patronage II the Rich.
mond merchants and their friends. Address
GARBEk y CkOCkW ELL.
" Colin Pruir3ntpr>.
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confederate Dead OF HOLLYWOOD &c.
lnptcry.
Dy MRS, W. A. UESISGsFS.

nj MRS. W. A. HESISGsES.
Stranger the sacred ground you tread
BY heTo'n dust Is hallowed.
Here each state oi the weeping south
Hath paid the tribute of its dead.
Here, rank on rank in death they la
As when earth trnnbled To their tread
When charging Ia their hatiIr-cry.
Yet who woui change I'll" marrow bed
The humble mound believed with tears,
Flowar-strewn and lauret-chaplet"d,
Where sleep thos. who can never dh-
For sculpturcd tomb, or obeIlsk hibh
Yes victims Of a mighty -trii"
which shook or awed 4 word aPEa'!'"'
Rank npon rank, ~ when IA NE, It,
They sleep, no more Z" wax" tii ta!'cd
Bv the arcnangris trumpet soUhi.
When from their c.r"In"ntS en- r-'l-'
To form their battle line they bound
From all those ,till AMI silent waves
OF III ~ sad glorious sea 81 graves.
Success or victory i less
What Fa,ne's impartial judgment needs
In weaving her undying wl"dliIs,,
Than daring acts and mighty deeds.
Her voice can Gid defeat with Si"r%,
Though by that test Wet" never IT,
Thn>. glorious dead around IL tpI"sEs
They were not conquered. bat they i1'h'
E~IcuNuND, VA, May -, ls'v.
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BLACK WALNrT, HALIFAX COUNTY, !
July 80, 1866. !
10 he EiiorS Of The Richmond Dispatch
The Dan River Baptist Association con
ycncd in its annual session with the
church at this place on last Wednesday,
and continued for three days. A large
concour,c OF citizens from all parts of our
county, and from adjoining counties, were
present. The Introductory sermon was
preached by Rev. \. VI. Poindcxtcr, d. ID.
Sermons were preached during the meet
iugS under Il beautiful arbor near the
Westinghouse by Rcvs. J. Is. Taylor, Jr.,
OF Culpcpcr; ". y. Tyrce and a. Is.
Brown, of this county; G.. {. Chaplain
and Lake, Of Danyillc j. Is. llardwickc,
oil Pitt>vlyania and :. &. Mason, of North
Clroliua. These diScourscs were able,
delivered with much t%crvor, and well re-
ccivcd bv the large crowds that assembled
10 hear them.
The proceedings of the body were varied
and Interesting. Rev. DR.. Poindcxtcr
presented the claims of Richmond College,
and received for this institution upwards of
one thousand seven hundred dollars in
pledges. Subscriptions were also made for
NNtl' liSStNL hi 'i'iSH iiISNi'ii's -
number of excellent reports on education,
home and foreign missions, the state of the
churches, &c, were read and adopted.
These documents elected Il number of adj
dresses, some OF which were very stirring.
The body adjourned O Friday afternoon
to meet next year with the Fork church, i'll
this county. The closing scenes were OK
cccdiugly affecting. The large assembly
united in singing
"Blcst be- the tie that binds
and the delegates gave to each other the
right hand Of fellowship.
After a few touching remarks, and
prayer by the Moderator, Rev. William
Slate, the hcucdiction was pronounced.
Could you, MrS>rS. Editors, have escaped
from the dusty streets and hot walls OF
Richmond, and been with lis ut this meet
ing, You would have enjoyed yourself
hugely for during the iutcrmiSSion each
day the tables fairly groancd with good
things. You would have been reminded
oi the good Old days OF yore. About one
mile from this place are the Cluster
Springs, containing both sulphur and
chaiybcatc waters, which are worthy Of a
visit. Yours, llYCo.
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rO.PARTNERSHIp-T. p. LARUS

n WI ~ " -"
" 4 J. J. CHERRY having formed II o-rartn"r-
ship under the firm aud style OF LAku> tIiEklsl 4.
would beg leave TO inform the public that they
have bought out the business heretofore conducted
by Mcssrs. II. ). Thompson y Co., on Dock street,
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth, and ar.
prepared 10 furnish best RED and WHITE ASH
ANTHRACITE COAL, suitable for gra,.s, >,4v%,,
and foundry use also best LUMINOUS LUMP
AVERAGE, and SMITHS COAL, always al lowest
market rates and would respectfully ask con
tinuance Of the liberal patronage heretofore be
slowed upon the late frm of II. $. Thompson x
Co. Mr.. =. &. LAKUS, who occupied the same
ward for nine wears, is with u,, and would he glad
Ia see his former cu>tolucls and the public gene
rally nv 3l-tsl LARU> x CHERRY.
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A Paris banker was recently presented
to Prince Dcmidoil, who, to prevent con
vcrsation from dropping, said /: " on nave
a beautiful brcastpin." The banker, de
lighted, for ne was proud of his brca>tpIn,
said: eyes; it is Il very rare stone
Prince DcmidoT replied: avery rare
and very expensive. Iou can't imagine
the trouble ! had to get my chimney
pieces at St. Petersburg, for they arc
made OF it,
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~ and FINE COAL-iav.#e raH.#as.4 -
CoAL in the Glover Ht.l tataI smy r.t ....
Manchester. We are prepared t,tsu 81. .rss .a
yina, and shop COAL IN ltE2a ,.a.t .. ..
reasonable rates. ANTHRACITE E"HaEu4#aE
and PINE WOOD Al low figures. "
~CDTTnaLL : f.aUHn.
Basin Bank, between h.sa,h a..% .ta--..t.
Ia Is.
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TRUSSES, TRUSSES, OF every
ely, sirr. and patent ,.,v rgA,s.
BhSSISI'S IEI.EBkAFkp b'pA
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS,
ELASTIC STOCKINGS.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, Sc, nc, rrr~>,,
W. have On hand 4 largo s.oc~ ~
Invite ali IL "an; iosiso ~ ; 81 upnrnEHSs
jy % corner Of Fourth ana fr'"A""
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BOOKS, &c
IMPORTANT NOTICE.-Our Mr.

L WERrE>YAkEa having determined to Resume
business al Charlottesville this fall. we will pro-
ceedto wind up our business in this city as early a.
practicable. We therefore otter our stock Of Pm
CLOTHING. ~GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
OOD TRUNKS, &c, &c, embracing = variety
most favorable circumstances, AT COST y
CASH.
All persons Indebted 10 Us will please call and
settle their accounts, aud II any one has \ claim
upon Us We shall be Obliged by an early presents
ton Of IL. WERTESBAkRR s WILLIAMS.
Iva
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sTIEfF'S PREMIUM P~!AEO-FoHTES.
These Instruments have been before the p1blic
q THE LAST THIRTY YEARS, in competition
with the best INA kers II the country, and are now
! pronounced by ALL THE LEADING PROFESSORS
AND AMATEURS tho
BEST PIANOS MASUFACTCEEDt
These Instruments have ALL THE LATEST M
F~EOEEMENfS. and are
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS,
r',h tho privilege OF exchange within twelve
months II -: entirely satisfactory
to tha purchaser.
we rof"r TO the following persons, who have
STIEFF ) PIANOS now IN use
General =. Z. Leg, Washington College, Lexius-
ton;
D.. u. p.rSEa Ruo., Lynchhurg;
pn-. X. L. Puirilrs, Virginia Female Institute ;
N'ss May nturtS, Penal. School, ana J. 6.
r.~rI. rna', fr'nb and Sind i]nntitate, Stanton
Professor E.. \. A~DOtD, hichinoud.
Acall from al in want Of SUPERIOR PIANOS
Is so,icitsd Terms liberal. IA 2-t-
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We reprint from the metropolitan Re-
cord the following touching lines by Mrs.
General Hcningscn, of this city:
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HOTELS AND BOARDING-HOUSES.

DOARDING.-Nrs. DR.. ROISTER,
ID No il Mayo street. can accommodate several
gentlemen with BoAkD, with OF without lodging,
on reasonable terms.
Shr has, also. several NICELY-FURNlSHED
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