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ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY


ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFOuD. CONN.
Agency at Richmond, virginia.
INHlS Company Incorporated i'm the yenr
Il 1873 with perpetual charter and 400
ana in.ne- against los damage by ns dwelling houses
% es'aslslinen bouse'od furniture and
Any losses which the Company Sque- taken a,
I'M. agency VIII be adjusted with proinptude alty
Applications FOE insurance poe. NAV he
made TO the subscriber fully appointed ATn, y The
City Of Richmond and vicinity. W ~ wv
II. BALDWIN. Agent
no 20 Under the Exchange Hotel.
GREAT BARGAINS IN BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS.
CARPET BAGS, &C. &c
lcsolc and Retail.
VI WE take this occasion again TO remind friends
S S i' Good a's :P s s our much
49, lower than formerly, our dsenninaon TO
yueS our stock as fast possible invite COUNTRY
and purchaser generally to give ea before they buy
ASSURING them That efforts part wanting TO please
'em IN al respects Amongst our
FOR LADIES.
very superior French Morocco and Kid Slippers part
Ladies S very :DPe5o, French Morocco Walking Shoes. do
DO fine French Morocco and Kid Bu.kin-
DO do calfkin nd Buek.kin shes. ~ -
DO eoloued Morocco Slippers white and white sain do
FOR GENTLEMEN.
na wsy superior Ca.sn and Morocco Dress Boots Miles
Do very superior calf.kin and Morocco Broran. Miles,
Do fine Calf and Kip.tn Broran. and Shoes o assorted
DO fine Buek'nn shoes and Slippers
Misses very fine French Morocco and Ki Slippers
do do do do 10 Walking shoe.
DO do do and seahsin noo.cc,
DO do do sea'kin and Leather Waking shoes
BOYS.
Boys very One Cafskin Brogans and Shoes
do do do Kipskin do do
10 hnei and bound pegged and sswed Bfogan.
DO thick unbound Pesged anil -eved DO
WOMEN
"ouens leather pe-ged and = welts assorted
Do do Kid and Morocco go s Soos 90
MEMS.
'In hhed and bound Pesged and sewvi Kip Brogans
10 % On do do Shoes
Do thick unbound peggcd and sewed Brosans
DO thick pegged and sewei Boots
ALSO,
general assortment Of Chcns and Shoes AZ ,ics
ALSO,
superior Hard Leather and Wood Frame Travelling Trunks All
peror carpet Travelling Bag Naee Trunks Cap and Letter
Wrapping Paper shue Thread Brush Bleknr
Hair Trunks, all sizes. &c. d. BULIINGToN q 90
. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Boots shoes &c
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VALUABLE LAW BOOKS.
Further Supplies Received by
SMITH, nRINKER A MORRIS

TREATISE on the Law nf Evidence by
L. d. Royal Professor OF Law Harvard University in ".
Auease on the Law Of Evidence, fourth
Ith LONDON edition, byS NJ Philips Es- vols, by
Messrs Corvcn & liii, and Index o le II 4.
Commentaries the Law Exchange Foreign and Inland
administered IN England and America. with Illustrations
from the Commercial Law Of Nations Continental Europe
by Joscrhstory l.. l.. H.
Commentaries Equity Pcag and thereof ac-
eorng to the practice Of Equity England America by
story, T.. l.. u.
Equity jurisprudence administered England America. by
J. Story L. L. u, 3d edition, revised AMI enlarged in
susden on Vendors treatise OF the Law aud Pur-
ehasers Of Estates by the Right Hon American
from the 10Th Lonon edition. American Notes By r. Ham.
mon Esq. n 2
Together with large stock Of Law Books including the latest
epous and Works Pactice
SMITH. DRNKER 4 MORRIS.
ma saf0ncr and Book Binders.
C-tE.nu.rA a. h., -
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,., TWENTY v ljl,,lTo r.. d,HI.IoCUSAYD DOL

L-'RS IF E.NGLIsA FREvcH SERMgiv 90 .fNERic4V.
DRY GOODSff
~ ne New Dry Go0ds Store Main Street one door
bsioie Nesss. Wa2qrorfi, Turner \ Co.. and inqr,e
anisly opposite John Thompson \ Co.'S Hot Store
INhE undersigned would inform the Citizens of
Richmond and The adjacent Country that fey have l,rre
s Of Fancy aud staple Dry Goods purchased This SPRING al
vey Ernrcrn racr which they N purchasers much lower
l'n heretofore their object reducing prices they may
make room for early supply in The Pan
They deem unnecessary the Goods persons wish
ing artcic Dry line can vhor IA, be spri
~ The store Of the undcrsgnsan early application - necessary
10 sesure good bargains ne Chap Cash store.
IcS EDRIs BERKLEY a CO
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Madeira, sherry and PORT wine,


VIE subscribers take pleasure call ade
and their friends gcne-y recently made with
The MeSsrs blackburn TO rocurs Wines
qualities Of Maceira Sherry and Port place. they
with confidence and Pleasure recommend
Pectahe Standing of the Mess Blackburn guarantee
order iot Their Wines VIII be compliance agree
ment The subscribers solicit orders
non OF Me George and Robert Blackburn Go, Of Madeira
the Old Reserve London Particular choice old London
sereia BuaL Mamsey Tnta sherres and Port from
Mercy and Oporo selected by Me-r Sandman Forster
Those fond OF seres and Port have opportunity
Command purest and the different
qualities and prices can be q application IN
NH - DUNLOP. MONCURE & co. Agents.
ECElVED and opening this day, Msses' col
u ored Caters and Hall They indeed rare and
heaslinL ] z. WATKINS 4 Co. Main .frrrt-
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MUSIC FOR TIRE PIANO FORTE,
Reeeiped 18Th July, By
SMITH, DRINKER & MORRIS


SMITH, DRINKER & MORRIS.
II ETURN of Spring, an appropriate Hymn for
u two voices performed Eig,yoh School Greenbo
rough n G.; words by Miss Hove
Sweet Village Home. words by J. Carpenter BY
Gstzs.
The Lost Gem the lines adapted Leiia leaving Edge
worth School by Miss Hoye MUSIC BY r. Caver.
Dearest think OF thee, from the song music
by {. Krebs.
Come ami wander with Gypsy music by Auhe
MAID Of Loire, music by J. r. knight
WIN the first blush Of founded popular Rosa
waltz, by g. Linby. Esq
Theresa cham IN Spring hy Opcra Of
thc Village Coquete hy }. Hulah
The heart the heart Oh Eliza Cook music by
G. Grobe.
Father DO no, composed dedicated TO her IA
her. by Mrs H. shelton
No. no. never will mary, as sung hy Clara FISHER.
ne wise and take wife; b. A. Lee.
o. promise sing by r. Demp.ter.
Sweet sixteen, music by &. T. Horn
shc loved him, by signor De Bcgnis
The Cracovian Maid By X. Guylott
Hark TO the distant horn. Hunters Of TyroL
our way across III" Mountain, DO. BY Russell
Night blooming Iessamin, No II songs South
The Health Bell hy Dr. SpitaL
lie reaclid The Valley, BY Hois1n.
Amid the greenwood smiling those celebrated AMI non
r compositions from the of song adipcin English
words ~ the most eminent composers s appear
ed published ard iuush admired.
nouBLE Loaf single Loaf Crushed and ruiyczi savar-
for afa Hy FUt a. .
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"GRIpPE +"
"GRIPPE."
M II take pleasure IN recommending ar s.
W BERNARDs Cholera Remedy" for Choleia Morius par
rhca Chocm lninum ans a other Diseases 1r which u intend
Cd having oten used t In our families success
LOOK At THE SICNERS!
LOOK At THE SiGNBRS,

Dr ~ e. King Apothecary sni Norfolk Charles Ram
ny Maehen Pickett james T. Booe RcujamIn W Catch Capa
% recn Rev John Morris Methodist Episcopal Church
lois va rev Rob " Thompson Pastor Methodist Pft
AZ Nouoh Va Ihomas Constable Member Of Common Ciu-
GU Noio Va Cart VIM J. Chapman Member tie Common
I@lnei Nolos Va Miles King Mayor of the Borough Nor
o ''pt WIN W. Armstrong Of the 4. = Navy James r. scout
@ Fesent Of The Virginia Rank Holt Wilson Treasurer of the
fouh and Roanoke Railroad Walter o. Jones' NJ
Norois va Henry Wooi Cashier Of the Farmers Of Va.
Vapt thares w skinner q The a. = Navy; VIM Gasp Mem
het common Council for Norfolk Roough Joseph a. Robertson
Auy a. Law and Register Tor Norfolk Borough Henry Rearon
Member Common Council for Norfolk Borough
% Ihese parofa si of persons Tho testify in fyopr
Of this Valuable Family Medicine number Of Individual. have
been cured BY hin this City Gallon wN HARDWOOD Agent
wv For the City of Richmond.
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DAVENPORT 4 ALLEN,
AUCTfONEERS IND COMMISSION .vrRcH4y.TS
Raw sAtF,
M HtsKFY-SO hbis
w Do--fU haf pipes Oh
COFFEE-gO0O BAGS Rio. Lagu.ra and Java
SuGARs-2OO boSss Loaf
Do-3O bids. Poo Rico
pn-20 boxes Havana
sALr-i.g0D slcks afrat
FUoT-iU0 bags "Youcs"
OiLS-5O ttis Ttnren'
Do hhds Winter Hieichci
WHITE LEAp-I50 kegs No.
EACuN-Sl hhds Mfdhrrs
NAtiS-501 kc-s. assirci
SOLE LLAriiER-i0O1 sides
TEAS-5o tlf chess Pine
no-2OO boxes ani a. u.s.
Do-2O chests Black
WiNFS-ieO . anil pIprs sherry. wtf..r, W,i,v, A.,
CANpLEs-i5o botss "iiuTs' and "Fay's-
no-25 do -Ju4rs" Patent
RtCE-2O rcrccs
FAPEH-sOO rcaHs Wrsorinr a., N
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NEW FOULARD SILKS, &c
UsT received railway following desirable Goods
a. Foulad Silks of the latest mportations
Rich Dress Silks aud beantinn style,
Bib and blue blk watered Pou de Sol
Blk and blue blk Mauioni I.ustre
Blk and blue blk Balconies
Blue black Satin Striped do
Rirh medium and low priced Moisellns
Ashburon and I.se Thread Iaces
Fgd and plain Brussels and patent Nstf for Cardinal,
Blk and White Mohair Mohair Skirts together with
iel4 touv ,,.p,c,,-
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RACON, LARD. FISH, &c:-
- Is hhds very dry and well smoked SIDES
y hhts do DO Do Shoulders
DO do d small Hams
do do do JOKES
50 kegsstriety No. Lard
100 bbls No. Roe Neu Fish
90 kegs Fresh Butter
10 bbls Of very Old Whitsey
10 d. Peach Brandy
90 DO Vinegar
80 d. y. y Moa..es
200 Toirs Extra Hams
terms. ~ m NV y" ~ 10 81 l.-so's'o
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VOLUME 30. NUMBER 20.
SARATOGA "UNION" SPRING.

VIE water OF TINS Spring having recently at
traeed the attention Of large sa-
raosa and is effects the being with such
happy results In various Diseases pFopretors were induced to
have Analysed by Of t,. result
OF which proves io be
rEEs ~ SARATOGA and offered 20 the pubic; in
the eonen assurance that uncquaed recei
we'd for sale by tje le ALEX DTTyAt A. co
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1 II BBLs Turpeniine, received and for s1ie BY
III ap IS PPyTox tor,>,s-o -
20 my old customers and the public oener.II,-
have Just received schr. Union. from Pbi,delDb,
uon OF my sPun stock of materials the Manufacture ~ =
drs and Genemen Boots the 6rst quality A. c
best French and American Calf skins
DO Boot Morocco, for Genienieu's summer ve,r
fines' English and Amencan Md, for Ladies Sins
- I''leh MOROCCO do DO. Do
- fuP Seal Do do. Shoes
ne above VIII be made up in the be and ro
aDie manner and surpassed for neatness q, 5ti t
mandatory ii the Union. AZ II era ny, BY any
Nh - -, Late Cook 4 Hin
superior quaity. NH 90 oolna hrognes %
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SlIITH' DRINKER & MORRIS.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
u Il The Practical Christian. by X. Sherlock D. u.
Help To Cafeehsng
Cisnarf. and other Poems, By ]. Augustus shea
The Letters Of Lowuics, addressed J.. {. Calhoun
Ne Harper's Family Library; Natural History OF Insects
No Hannah Moofes WORKS. HaTpeTs Edition
No. Brlnde's Encyclopedia
No. 20 Harper's Librry Selrei Novels
The Neighbours, By MARY Howiu
Hunts Merchants Magazine. July. IN II
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r.. N. HUI DSON.

De Mist,
once on Main Street, Square ADORE the Banks,
REFORMS al operations the Teeth beauty and precrva
non ana inserts the best kind Of incoupbe Teeth. ney
u sets on the most approved plan- Revd DIR.
e heF pr Etnpie Hubbard Gardner Hon H. g. BALDWIN
Dr. Chambefiayne. Dr. X. Cahe and George Watson NJ d.
NH ll-lgm
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Fever and Ague Patients beware q Deception /!
R That old favouue sterling remedy. only true or
gnal and genuine RoWAND's IMPROVED TONIC MIXTURE
universally and avouhl years past
the great and only complaint
initiated by every way possible that
can Just them from being anenabie
Tonic Mixture tire appearance and quantity liquid
dose the directions for being
the 10
careful what they purchase, deception fresh supply
received By GAYNOR L IYEII.
door above the Bell IN 4
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40 the iEcceiVcrs of Upland Tobacco.
NM can store few hundreds hoghead OF Tobacco
w Anderson's Ware House, where direct
y from the boats free fdrayare FRED ANDERSON * co.
June D 1913
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TOR the rctnoNai and permanent cure OF all dis
eases arising from inn pure sgnte of the
Blood or habit OF the system. viz.
seofna Kings Evil Rheumatism Cufaneous Erlp
tons Pnples Po-tue the Face Chronic
sore Eyes Ring Worm letter Scad Head
pain Of the Bones and Joints Stubborn Ulcers syphc smp
toms seIaiea or Lumbago and diseases arising nud
eoa Use OF Mercury Ascss Dropy mprdence
IN life Also Chronic Constitutional Disorders
hr his nrnr-
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Spirits 81 RPENrINT-ia Bbs spints Tupcntn
- best Northern, just received forslie by
ap ~ ALEX ntrVAG, 4 60
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| n EW aid 40 Tcmpcrn1ce.-A voice from vintage.
or the force OF example addressed
feel BY Mrs Ellis FINLAND" c-lal cts
| single copy. or $40 per hundred-for by
| ia " u
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away. Both gentlemen looked at me
in surprise, gave another doubtful look
at Madame la Marquise, who was qui-
city drying her thick over-shoes by
the fire, and said, sob no. you have
busines-we will not interrupt you
good morning" They evidently mis-.
took LaFayette's noble-hearted daugh-
ter for coturiere or an old 6onne. or
it may be some person ofeven less con-
sequence. was not more fortunate
in making my wishes known to the
other gentleman; he, as his companion
had done, construed my words into
mere civility, and seemed bent on i'm
agining that there would be an impro-
priety in his resuming his seat. az |
must have some private business with
the good woman in the gray cloak.
They left me, and l had leisure to
devote myself 10 Madame de Lastey-
rie. Though | could not help regret
ting that my friends were either so OBJ
fuse, or that l could convey SO little
meaning by looks, which were intend
ed TO convey so much, | was probably
the gamer by their absence. My kind
friend was, unconciously, induced to
speak with frankness and feeling upon
many subjects, on which she would
not have dwelt before entire strangers.
| succeeded in persdAding her 10 give
me sketch of some Of her little por-
teges, and the scenes Of which her
mode of life made her daily witness.
How much that was lovely, interesting,
and touching had the alchemy of her
kindly spirit extracted from source,
which, to less generous hearts, presen-
ted nothing but the coarse, insipid, and
even the revolving! She assured me
that her visits amongst the poor afford
ed her Undesirable happiness, and
thai her tastes for literature, social in
tercourse. and amussments, were rath-
er sharpened than impaired thereby.
What mission on earth was hers!-
How blest her life, spent in soothing
the cares and alleviatins the pains OF
suffering humanity, and in dispensing
amongst the poor-what wealth can
not purchase for the rich-peace,
cheerfulness and content!
1t was with sincere regret that, az
ter long and animated conversation,
| saw Ma, anne Lasteyrie rise to bid
me adieu | was never 80 fortunate as
to see her again. In few weeks we
left Paris, and with it many whose
names are linked to a thousand pleas
ing associations, but few that left on
my heart SO sweet and lasting an i'm
preston as La Fayette's noble. souled
daughter. November No. of Graham .
Magazine.
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ASKETCH OF THE LA FAYETTES.
TRoM THE PORTFOLIO OF ONE WHO KNEW THksi



"The La Fsyettes! The hero,
children, and the hero's grand-chil
dren! How can leave Paris with
out making their acquaintance" sale
/ TO myself, a. | remembered that, in
one short month, we should turn our
farewell glancss on the closing gates
Of the gay capital, which is not inapt-
iy designated as "ie paradis DIES fem
mes"
The following morning beheld me
on my way to the hotel Of the La Fay
cites. ! wa, accompanied by Madame
b, an intimate friend Of tho family,
whose introduction alone would en-
sure me q gracious reception.
"Nous voiia" said my friend, as
we drove gaiIy through the convenient
port e0chsre. ala Faystte's son,
George Washington, the adopted son
of your General Washington, with his
wife and numerous family, occupy the
same hotel as Madame Ia Msrquise de
La,teyrie, La Faye,te's only daug hter
But, if you have no objection, we will
make our frs. visit to Madame Lastey-
ris, for ! am exceedingly anxious that
ysu should not lose an opportunity of
seeing her. That you arsan American
will be an instant passport TO her afiec
lions"
The smiling petite concierge replied
to our inquiries, that Madame Lastey-
rie was at home, aud our faces reflected
some of the good humored smiles
which were rapidly fitting over hers
at the agreeable intelligence. One
touch of the pretty concierge's fingers
to the silken bellrope suspended beside
her, and before the sound it aweke had
died away, footman appeared, whose
duty il was to usher Us into the pres
ence Of Madame Dasteyrie. He pre-
csded US up one flight of stairs, and
then another, and another, and still
another, until our limbs grew too wea-
ned willingly to keep pscc with him.
"Has Madame Lasieyrie changed
her spartmentsf" demanded Madame
B., resting from her fstisuiny as
cent.
"MGi,, ON, Madame, she has Civ
en- up her saloon and boujoir to Mad
anne George La Faye,ts's nurse and
children, Two of the little ones have
been Ill lately, and the noise in the 9TH
er rooms aisturbs thsm," replied the
iootmsn IN French.
That isexacily WHIST should have
expected Of Madame Las,-yrie." re-
marked Madame b, turning TO me;
''shs always sacrifices her own COM
fort TO tina, Of every body else"
The man overheard her, and, look
ing back, exclaimed, with more feel
ing aud enthusiasm than is usual 10
person, in his sistion.
In ,oui, Madame, ellie est un
angel"
And because she is an sngel," said
Madame B., a. with elastic step,
she bounded up the last flight of stairs,
(which with the enircSoi included
brought us to the fifth story) "my
friend must not feel surprised at being
conducted TO the eishborhood of the
skies 10 behold one OF lis inhabitants. F"
"0h, shall be content i'll find she
has any claim 10 her dwelling place. "