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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS
THE subscribers respectfully inform


THE subscribers respectfully inform
i their customers and the public that they arr
now prepared 10 repair, in the most perfect man
ner, all kinds OF fine watches, pocket and ship
ehronometen, clocks, &c.
Their set Of instruments has been perfected a
great expense, and enables them TO make any par
Of the finest watches which may be broken or Inn
perfect.
Jewelled time-pieees for public institutions or OBJ
servatories, 10 run nom one 10 SIX months made to
order at the shortest notice.
They have satisfactory testimonials OF the accu'
rate performance of The CLOCK recently made BY
them for the UNITED STATES SENATE
CHAMBER, which they will be happy 10 show
to persons interested.
Attention is particularly invited TO their stock Of
LADIES' and CENT? EN- EMS FINE WATCH,
rs, of every description, which they will sell al
moderate prices, with guarantee.
L. F. COOPER, Of London, has made them his
agents for the sale Of his celebrated WATCHES
Of which constant supply will be Kept. Through
them purchasers will be guaranteed against spuri
Gus article now sold in this country, purporung 70
BAILEY & KITCHEN,
1856 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Feb 25-2aw3m
STAMMERING CURED.-DR. COM.
- STOCKS VOCAL AND POLYGLoTT
Cure Of Slammering and Defective Articulation
for instruction in Elocuton, and tho usual English
branches-and for the acquisition Of Ancient and
Modem Languages. The following languages arc
now taught;
|. Latin, 5. German, 9. Turkish,
9. Ancient Greek, 6. Spanish, 10. Armenian,
3, Modern Greek, 7. Gaelic, II. Hebrew,
4. French, 8. Italian, IL. Hindoostanee.
The principal teacher In the department Of Philo-
logy not only somposes readily in English, French,
emily in all these Languages.
ion who is not eIssnly in his person and habits,
and genilemaaly in his department..
mo member Of the Institution is allowed to use
tobacco in any form.)
ANDREW CoMsToCK, M. D., Principal,
Ne. 100 Mulberry street, Philadelphia.
NJ DR.. CoMsrocK has published the following
works:
|. A System Of Execution, with special reference
Defective Articulation, comprising numerous Dir
grams and Engraved Figures Illustrative Of the sub
jet.
; 9 A Table Oh the Elements Of the English Lam
guage, TO which are prehxed Exercises in Pitch and
Force
3. Epitome Historic Sacrr on an improved plan,
with the marks Of quantity and of accent and with
literal nterlnoar translation, designed as prlma-
ry book.
4. A Chart, comprising Perfect Alphabet of the
English Language, the corresponding Photographic
Characters OF Punan, and Exercrsesin Gesture.
10 DR.. G. ispreparing for the press, "A Trea-
tise on English Phonology." Jan 2l-d3m
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G. sNETHEN, At
w torney and Counsellor at Law, Wash

ngton, d. c., practices in the Supreme Court of the
United States and insevera courts Of the District Of
Columbia, and prosecutes all manner of claims
against the United States, either before Congress or
the different departments Of the government.
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A GENCY AT wAsHINGTON.-T sub.

a GENCF AT WASHINGTON sub
"A scriber will undertake the prosecution Of claims,
domestic or foreign" before Congress any ot
the departments of the United States government.
Claims for return of duties; for ands for pensions
before the Indian Commissioner; or those arising
under contracts, treaties, or otherwise.
Having visited the principal cities Of Europe, in
which he has correspondents of long standing, he
will also undertake to transact any financial bust
ness with that continent.
Communications "post paid, :" addressed to
ROBT. A. PARRISH,
Washington, d. c.
REFER TO
William +. Havemeyer, mayor Of New York
John M. Scott, ex-mayor Of Philadelphia
Jacob @. Davies, mayor of Baltimore.
William w. Seaton, mayor OF Washington.
Office in Concert Hall near Browns Hotel
Feb 2S-6m
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THOMAS II. DUVAL,

attorney and Counsellor al LaD, augustine, Tsras,
HAVING permanently settled here, offers his
III professional services TO the public. In connex
ion with the ordinary business of his profession, he
proposes TO attend to the sale and purchase of lands
examination ofttes, procurement Of patents and
to the transaction of all business usually apperain
ing to general land agency.
Letters, post paid, addressed to him, will meet
with prompt attention.
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WI s: BUCKNER respectfully tenders his pro-
fessonnl services to the public as practitioner of
medicine, surgery, &c. Office on Pennsylvania
avenue, near Coleman's National Hotel.
March 7--eodlms
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wi have this day received lin addition to my last
weeks arrlva) large assortment Of seasonabe
goods, which, for style, and that very important
item, ehsapnrs', cannot be surpassed by any house
in this market Purchasers are requested TO call be-
fore purchasing az am determined to offer induce
ments. offer F
.x.E. - do A
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err, the people had assented to The measure. B.,
this was not So They had obtained power in spite
Of that policy, and not in consequence of IT, 1t had
been clog to their feet, and an obstacle in their
path. whenever 1t was made question before the
people, II was found 10 be odious TO them IL was
not a prominent and leading issue in the canvass
lie knew something Of the party working by which
an expression Of opinion in favor Of this measure
was obtained. He knew thst clubs and assemblages
OF persons expressed opinions which were not par.
tcipated in by the country at large
He well remembered the origin of this question;
and many who were opposed to il finally gave their
assent to it, because the party took il up. II re-
minded HIM Of the story Of the Jury, who. when
questioned as to their verdict, admitted that but
three Of them were in favor of the verdict but The
rest assented to rather than that there should be
disagreement.
Having said so much as to the party aspect NJ
the question: he would speak of it's effects ON the
country at large.
Would il be contended that the sub treasury w,,
more safe as depository than the banks Will
the public money be more secure in the hands OF
sub-treasuries than il was now. In the collection
and disbursement Of large sum Of money, would
there be less loss than at present. What was the
experience Of all on this subject He would APP
peal to any gentleman here, whether, if he had a
large sum Of money to keep, agent or attorney,
he would put it in private hands, or in the vaults OF
respectable bank The common practice and expe-
renee OF tne country setueu tne question. Many
facts had occurred that threw light on the subject
We had been told that the public depositcs in the
banks were at one time insecure, and we had all
witnessed the causes that led 10 their embarrassment
IN 1887. II was true that the government had then
large amount in their hands; but did IL prove TO
De unsafe Was j, more insecure than the public
funds that were at that time in the hands Of ind-
vidnal receivers and disbursing oficerS He had
before hin list Of two thousand individual default
ers ana the report stated the reasons why the mo-
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FEMALE TEACHER WANTED.
II WISH To employ Immediately n female trach,

IL who IL well qualified to give instruction English
and Music one who has had teaching would
be preferred Ample testimonials Of proficiency and
will be required. Address, WIN. .. GAINES,
Y2-cu RiehrnopJ
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heretofore been considered ineurab. such a. III
ecns OF the Lafynx. Throat, Mo-, Mods, &c-
Tho ARCANCM EXTRACT - a complete
Antidoe To uls serious Evils produced BY the inju-
dieous Use Of MERCURY. Asa SPRING aud
FALL PURIFIER II csnno, H. surpassed, work
ing It's way through the system with silen, and
effective force
Cleansing the BLOOD:
Removing DYSPEPrIC INFLUENCES;
Soothing the NERVES;
Removing INTERNAL Ob-tn,ctions aud Dis
eases that would o,herwis. cause injury 10 the
LIVER and LUNGS.
Persons Whose Constitutions are broken down
by the u-e Of MERCURY, ARSENIC. Bark, or
QuINlNE, and any who are suffering from
DISEASED LIVER, or an njudicious treatment
Of any a the ab0vc D,s-'a--s should use the AR
CANUM EXTRACT without delay.
Ia complicated ohses Of SCROFuLA and
SYPHILIS, and in eaSe- where the Syphlit,r
Virus Of the Parent chu-es "A deyeopenent Of
Scrofula in the Child. this Is THE ONLY REM
EDY upon which reasonable hope OF Recovery
can be founded
la numerous instances, also, where liberation
had laid bare both ligament and bone. and WHERE
10 all appearance, no human means but amputa-
ton could have saved life, Patients have been
snatrhed from the grave aud restored 10 health.
the dcyOrring dtseas- being completely eradicated
by the use Of this inestimable Extract
The Propre,ors Of the ARCANUM EXTRACT
have had this Medicine used ia all the above Dis
eases with the mos, gratifying Results In using
the Medicine neither Business Pleasure need h..
interrupted, requiring only the usual restraint OF
moderation in diet, and is equally applicable and
cfiicacious TO the infant well the adult.
- Pamphlets, giving Description for what
the ARCANUM EXTRACT IL applicable. with
observations Inscnsibe Preparation, aud
Treatise on Diseases in general, accompany zach
Bottle. Agents are supplied with the above pam.
phlets for graiutous Circulation.
The ARCINUM EXTRACT Is pre-
pared 10y JOHN WINER, Hamilton, Can.,li
Wet, aud JOHN WINER q Co, ~ Maiden
Lane. New York, Sole Propretors.
PRICE-ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTIE
Il Anderson Petersburg J. N Brock enbrough seottsvis
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Fly w. GOddIn.
THE BEAUTIFUL ESTATE or WEsTHAM
EON SALE.

'NNHlS Property lies on James River, miles
shove Richmond, on the Cans, and miles By
road, perfectly Convenient 90 market
Contains BY survey recently made csc and
pocs OF which $50 aud The dwell
Inns house elegant and ~
cellar TO Earret-and an the houses good
paitan 90 orchard cf choice fruit land, ard well
eete younr Paeh and apple oeha has been planted pre-
ent propnsors Tho place picnts every eomfo ought
be wished for
wos'ham oh for division adieiousy into
Two parts, viii therefore Be yeSfroy sd WEDNESDAY
the gan of Jun" a. oclocs 2 ~ " fair Il nsu fa
day. The premises will b. shawn
signed The oveeer living ias Entire possession
winbe Chrgnls AMI tie purc ha
win have The priyiess q SEEDING crop Of wheat
". D. Sins
sale conducted By wstLlSsros CopBry. Aueuoneer
my S--dttctds
9J The Terms which viii Be made tnown day Of SALE
vii BE- such 81 TO suii The Of the purchaser
I--LLL nnmnI. A.-lr
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1000 ACRES OF FLUVANNA LAND
FOR SALE.

II WISH To sell my landed estate in the county
Of Fuvanna lying nearly BODY. Riyanna rvsr
immediately between Union Mills The tract upon
which called Red Hills aees-about $50 clear
edpfoueins Of all kind equal any the county
Abrams Greek through the centre making beautiful
om-wheh connected with the riNer low grounds
100 Every building
Of large gents family houses
are framed and large enough % 10000
csAr-eVrry thing In
good order for thhg The proof
with room 10 hold 600 birss The by
20 feet pitch with lu fronting wing al
each end feet long There and Iumter hoa.-
where mercantile operations have been
The snd ml hy yards from the
eos,truesd that hand both each
running
Grove Plantation contain. 1s7 acre., ,bu, 900
cleared ADJOINING the above farm weshrouRh which
Adrisns Creek passes making beautiful acres
which has le.ne drained by and
onehrd meadow The greater part watered pIea
ON the canal Thsa very productive The buildings
all out OF order but ite comfortable
nualy 1870 10000 o lumber
Adjoining these aHd' 10 the south hundred
acres OF wood land vel mbered for purposes
al animal thousand dollars can
be safely calculated on for Most Of
81 excellent tobacco soil Near its
ihry acres where rood h CD land farm could baa
The orse Pen tract contains $50
Pen branch runs making very hne
this 10 be the best tobacco Of II was seu.d IN
the fall OF lei3-no~ three tobae
hills which will have been cultivated IN In
baeeo the From crops heretofore grown and the
sod generally thought by experienced planters kind
grow line tobacco fot which IA 40
The dwelling house famed with
bnck chimney each The and
well constructed with two przrs Of them.
These lands ALL well never
falling springs The nsghborhood being stied an
around with highly Industrious thriving planters Good
health aboGnds, equal To any spot 1 Virginia.
To call the wishing purchase land has been
object Private
induce To offer land for Ny anxiety warrant
good bargains.
A, regards the give any reasonable time to the
views o. s making the debt amply and
Red Hills Fluvannl, May 20, is46.-ewI2w
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GRAND SCHEMES FOR JUNE.
100000! 100 of $500,

Grand Consolidated Lottery Cas- No. "a drawn on satur
DAY SUI June 1896 At Wilmington Delaware u Numbers
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by p".enPsrs 4 Auction.

DRY &C. ", 81, "A 1 ~ IL. l. ION;
Dry Goods Auction Rooms general Assortment Of
Staple and Fancy Dr. Goods suited hand
in tinel amorg which the following
4, ~ : { and 2 I Brown sheeungs and shirtinss
81, ~, - aud J Bieaehd DO do
Brown and Bleaebsd Cotton Drills
Linen and Cotton Panaoons Goods
Vestinxs Linen Coatings, Cotton Goods
Irish Linen Shinines and She.tiuEs
4, and 3 4 Bed Tieking-vaneiy
Linen Cambria Haas limitation
Furniture and Apron Cheeks
SILK and Cotton Hdkfs scars and ShaWis
Furniture Calieoes and ChtntE
White black and coId STA Hoe
DO do do Cotton liose
Tsbls Linen. NAPKINS, ToweinF
French aud American LAWS
BalEornes. Muslns and Cambrics
Jaronet and swiss Muslin
Bishops Lawn, BOOK Muslin
Prints Of the newest styles
Cloths and Cassfneres
Crayats-Sik and Madras
Scissors kniyes Pns Tiooks and Ey 60 &C. &c
TERNS-An under 500 nd upwards 4 moe
credit ior approved paper.
myg7 DAVENPORT ALLEN a co Auets
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GEORGE W. RICHARDSON 4 Co.

SUCCESSORS TO wM. MCDONALD ACol
ErOcers and Commission Merchants,
NOS. 81 a SO Ro6LTS BH RI
Baltimore, Nd.
Dko w hi'HAhpsoSI lJANEs McCoNEY
TENDER their services the farmers and merchants
generally Tor the sale OF all kinds Of grain and other
produce. Upwards twenty years experience and N
the late arm Of WIN Mcdonald Co.. JBsihes them 10 assuring
those who may favor them with their highest 70
ing rates and prompt remtaHee commissions All Kinds
Of grain ) per bu.heL
BALTIMORE, May 18Th. 1876 r4n
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF GOODS
AT AUCTION

Al THE NATIONAL FAIR, WASHINGTON.
I'm MONDAY, the Sth inst, AT the building
~ erected for National offered NJ suction one
Of the largest and Amer
Manufacture submitted pubic. mpos
sbis advertisement
They embrace every variety
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Cabinet Ware
Agricultural Implements, Mechanics Tools.
And articles OF uIury comfort necessity The
sae will be worth the attendance Of dealers distance
similar opportunity
TIE Goods will continued from
DAY day until disposed or Catalogues ready for
delivery the day Of ca will O'Clock
A. ". TERMS-Cash.
J. 5-As B. ROMANS. Auet.
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A OHufSSION BUSINESS.-The UNDERMINED Continues
- tine business heretofore Conducted Mnge Russell on his
own account aud under the style firm sss the
patronage Of hts friends and planting in Alabama
and the Northeast portion OF Mississippi assuring sret
attention to their Interests and all the yea expert
enee in selling the staple OF staple.
Refers TO Gen Jno Cooke, Edmund Ruin Carter John
Thos smith Edmund Christian, John Marsha John Mnse
and ID. C. Randolph GirSaia
ap 2l-2aw6m COLLIER II. MIN6E, Mobile .dlabaraa.
ENoR sALE-Tbe desirable Hou.s in the Town
Of fredericksburg lately occupied by M Seldom. The
H)use Is OF Brick, well built ground.
which cover nearya whole attractive
ing laid of with much shopping was and
adorned with handsome Trees delightful and eli
gbe residence whether regard heah comfort or ap
cannot be found be made phi
vaiey and the terms learned communication with eth
OF Of the undersigned. JOHN MoNCURE
Falmouth Stafford County;
ARTHUR A. MoRsoN,
Richmond City
S-cn Of 81 In
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LAND FOR SALE.


PI virtue OF decree of the Circuit Superior
- Law and Chaneer county Charles CITY
the 18th OF May year pend
ing sad Court the Of MARI aud wife Weynaek
and Others shall the third THURSDAY neI at
Charles City Court house. sell the highest bidder
parcel Of Land of Edward
and possessed lying the said supposed
be the less credit Of twelve moulh-fsIeept
he OF aud OF which will
cash bond with approved required purchl
purchasers The believed good only
will be conveyed convey by
my 22-ewIw RICHMOND r. Lacy. ConiT
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INt SALE, % reusin u the eiy-ahsey Nuisuo
MAN, about Do years who understands euuvaon
q Fowct Vegetable Garden auendna n Green snd
Hot House Appy NJ ~ rars oce near Nayn's Rndrr or 20
nv q A Mo- AMI I'm
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By Beverley blair.
sale OF Bank stock

Immediately preceding the sale of Wines, ad.
y.rtised Messr Williams HaIan place on the Ith
~ O'Clock p NJ Mrs Lucy ~
Can shall b. order Of her place
the following Bank stocks belonging Aforesaid
Mr.. Call
90 Shares Of FsrneTs Rank Stock
and Is Bank Of Virginia.
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STEES' SALE
Oh Drugs, Dye-Stuffs. Medicines, &c.
virtue Of Decd OF subscribers pubic
- suction, Al No 3Ii BALTIMORE BAnnoe. commencing
at 10 O'Clock, 4 NJ MONDAY s.h day June 1896
arge and valuable Of Drugs Dye sg Patent
Medicines Store Fixtures Labostrry Mixtures &C
The sale vii BE- BY eaiAosue which be had Monday
June, application
The OF will be under cash from So
TO 100 60 Gays from 100 10 400 90 days
and over $500 months Approved endo sd
quired for the credit payments The positive and a. the
assortment large II well worth the attention the
" POPPLEN
W. A TALBOT,
my 2s-st CANNON BENNETT 4 co -
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LUCK'S LUCKY LOTTERY OFFICE,

bISk-hf-NT ROOMS UNDER THE E3GLE MOTEL.
CoRsEE or MAS 18th
% "Luck's Fortune ITO realize which
beg persona far and near q, m.
grand io June and al uek
for the Capitals address your CBLICE
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The Valuable Farm called NV esthaIn
LnIlL.. :. L-r Ill. A...Ll....

OUNCE Tor SAFE az Auction
ls valuable farm the rcpJry Of the late John "a Jennings
VII be MD suction. az "yestham- the farm Of William
d. sims Pee, WEDNESDAY 9th day OF June nett Al
oelock ? VI immediately arer NJ sims arm sold
James River " the canal passing
o. conrstl acres of which $50 valuable rrounds
fhe upani IS Of hne qualify. and high Improvement
There are on This farm abou goo Of haartF
within ths % ms u the cana well adapted
tohacco.
tanning roas AID al farming purposes
rhere - slso an ofchart n young fut trees
n s temcd usce thing fesp~ctnf the farm
Persons dsoed " purchase v toubues prefer
spd Judge for tbemsves hNHba pie ~ he
ovcfsecf W. HoeH pincoui o. NJ WIN Jennings living near
New harsrt j me lower end Of Heurea
- the % j. % b. made fof DIV son suons q
ste 'oun Jennings pernns auend ne with n
sufanee inst u vii positively paes suf ts n
ne terms vii b such thc tn cash
eahnee ~ one tive and three o pons bearing nisTo
cured BY d-cd
Ne purchases desJs y tuppHsd every thirg
neeersay sahyats N hrm fossion for seedng vhca
he Fah VII be gwen sd entire the is 1snssy
psrL NY -dits w coDDlN Ausu
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DER sUHR. NAN, HESTER Received esss, sprins
summer Clothing, yhicA VIII ~ ebeap
articlcs b. had sisswhcrc
On hszftoO blsek Dsp DEis which winbe
s greatly reduced prices for ah requested
" cal and eramtne. SlLAS MERCHANT
Nj. sfrrst
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IMPORTED T6USTEE.

IMl Oh LED NU Oh EE,
q FENIlIS celebrated Racer and Stallion,
~ Il the 81 Fashion, the present
A41- day, will make his present ssaou, expire
July let Stables Iieks Fufd, Va
and dollar To the Groom,
servants with will be boarded
well fed at 90 cents day Every
slowed by careful and grOOm
sponsibe for accidents escapes.
Trustee IL in the highest possible health and vgor fOA
gee and Of the the His and
colour, SOUND constitution, excellent
strength and hugh fame
known TO require comment H pedigree inthe sd
Book embraces all the best being got by
miller, Cation Of Emma Wh,ker Mundig
and Cornerstone, both winners OF the Derby.
21r See Handbils, for more particulars
NH 2O-cwtf I. MERRITT
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Executors sale OF Real Estate.
NDER Instructions from tine Executor of the
- late Robert Gresnbow deed auction on
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, IL 81 oeoek without lim or
ot ofg rouud Rockets opposite
Warehouse fronting that 100 deep on
wsieh are three large BrcS Dwelling Hoas--
The will that this property
TER MS:
One third part 10 b. "a and the baaBe.
nstalulen: payable and ~ moRhs
bic and payable with approved eborsers
City Banks N Be Deed be
last payment u made. WILLIAMS l. HAXALL,
j. Auetian..r.
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Portrait Printing.

rsrEoss rFE
WIN. G.. BROWN, ct London politely informs
w tn Cutsns OF Richmond md vIeniy hat h. has o..
opened studio ani Etabuon Room Rfotbsrs
t6 Main spec Of HE a. sen Anon,
Portraits OF several stinguishsd individuals vel
Known ihs CU
Rooms orsn from - NtoePM Lades,n s,nuemss sro
Invited call Il IA.
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By Kent Kendall & AtSater.
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION
On "WEDNESDAY the 10Th OF June commencing O'Clock
shall sell Warehouse, assortment Of
Spring ard Summer Dry Good sundy con
signmsnts them will be found
Black and cord French and English Cloths
Fancy ard plain wootdyed black Cassimere-
Rich Cross over, Coeheco, and other fancy PrInts
Plain back and fancy Lawns
White CToss Muslins, very
Muslin GinghaE, black sEd cord CambT,es
Scotch Dapsrs 10 Linen sheetinEs
lrish Linens, Coat Cheeks Apron do
Cotton and Linen DriIings Domestic Paids
Bonnet, Taffeta and Satin Ribants
silk and Cotton Hdkfs, Thread Cambne
Gambroons Blue Drills
NankeeBs blk AID cord Summer Cloths
London Nsstings, Of entire styles
Manchester GinghAms, Corded SEHs
Fancy CTavats Black Italian do
Ladies black and While Cou a Hoe
hohair Berlin and Cotian Gloves
Linen Colars and Bosoms
Fans, Spool COtionS Pear Buuons
Pins, Stay Tapes, Patent Thread, &c.
Also.
IS bales - and - brown shrtings and she-tinSs
Ga To II Z blesebed and brown sAeetngs
BieAebed and brown Dnlings, Feelings
Bleaehed SkirtInzs styles &c
is Paraso Parasoets Shates-some which
are Of superb qualities direct from
TERMS months for approved paper 500
Je KENT. KENDALL 4 ATWATER. Auets.
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COLUMBIAN HOTEL.

YNHE propretors take pleasure in announcing
Il the public, that the extensive addition establish
lately erected and the alterations and Improvements
made the former building completed and that
prepared accommodate travellers the comfortable
The large and and furnished mostly
furniture Arrangements have been made accommodate ladies
and they their old friends visiting city
miles TO call them. NJ. SUBLETT Il CO, Proprietn.
Richmond, June 5h. 1916. elm
EXTRA FINE GUN POWDER TEAS
half superior Gunpowder
cent imporatons. For sale by
les WILLIAMS 4 HAXALL..