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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-17

them.
We are a, a loss to know bow any one as
familiar with the best dramatic writers of both
ancient and modern times, as we know our
correspondent TO be, should seek TO i~nculcate
the idea that the study Of plays 1--WE DO not say
indiseriminately) is not conducive TO mental
enjoymen, and advantage. He seems 10 think
dramatic representations oil sound and gesture
something to laugh Of, not think about
That, we should think, depended altogether up
on the audience-he reduces all to giggLrs
and does not regard any capable Of thinking.
But Is that fair, or jusi-we think not, there
are. we know, many who attend our humble
hale temple Of "1'hespis," whom we know TO
be men Of thought and Judgment. Nor do we
think dramatic representations or dramatic
composition. that destructive weapon to virtue
which he seems to hold forth; the great DR..
BLAIR does not SO teach us-speaking of trag-
edy. ne says: GAS tragedy is a high and dis
.linguished species Of composition, so also in its
general strain and spirit, it is favorable to viz
tue. Such power hath virtue happily over
the human mind. by the wise and gracious
constitution Of our nature. that as admiration
cannot be raised in Epic poetry, so neither in
tragic poetry can our passions be strongly mo-
we'd unless virtuous emotions be awakened in us.
Every poet finds that it is impossible 10 inter
est US in any character, without representing
that character as worthy and honorable. though
it may mol be perfect; and that the great secret
for raising Indignation, is 10 paint the person
who is TO be the object Of it, in the colors of
vice and depravity." So we might quote from
him in defence OF Comedy, but our space at
present warns US TO stop. But we cannot fore
go the pleasure Of adding the testimony of the
gree! and good Sir WALTER Scorr in speak
ing Of the Dana, he says
''The love OF dramatic representations is an
innate feeling in human nature. 1t was i'm
planted in our very natures to take pleasure
in such representations at proper times. and
on proper occasions; and in all ages the theat-
rlcal art has kept pace with the improvement
of mankind, and with the progress Of letters
and the fine arts"
King st. Theatre will be opened again this
evening for the benefit ofthe Volunteers, and
we hope to see a crowded house, and consid-
ering it a place Of pleasant resort and innocent
recreation, we should be pleased 10 see our
friend Junius there too, as we always enjoy
his company.
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~

IL Daikes Vile. on the l0ib last, bv the Rev. D.
Bail, MIR. Para CusrEa to Miss MArtlp. Irw'
is, all Of this County
on ihs 81 inst by thu Rev J p Bausman, Ron.
ears PEspLrroS formerly or III, Couaty ! %
MAYA PFEiFfEa, all Of Baltimore.
% the lnih mt, 10 Charles 81 M. T. Church.
BY Rev w u Edwards. Rev. THonAs L. wv.
SONG o. me BALTIMORE Annual Con. TO Mise
SARAH +. PREsTos. Of ilarflrd County.
At the residence other father, ~ JeG-rson Gown
y. on The Sd inst. bY the Rev Mr.. IlArsrayr. JAMES
w sTRinsR. ESQ TO Miss Lucy QriaLEY. daughter
81 Capt John Qulgi,y al, ofJ ,frIs son County.
oR iOih lust BY the Rev. MIR Winter, Mr..
WILLIAM u MILLes 10 Miss MARsAaEr wflsos,
al! Of this Conntr.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-17

Gs-There are so many matters Of command-
ing interest now occupying the public mind,
that we feel very much the pressure of long
Messages, Reports, &c, upon our cramped
columns. We desire TO plac as many ofthese
interesting topics before our readers as posi-
bic, and shall not therefore trouble them with
many remarks Of our own this week. As
soon as we can get through with the Public
Documents now on hand, we shall aim to give
a greater and more spicy variety 10 our paper
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-17

Cs-We learn from the Lynchburg Virgini-
an that a Company OF Volunteers are rapidly
filling up in that place. What is the West
doing-are they not going to form a part OF
the Regiment? Surely they will not 50 far
disgrace themselves as not to furnish their
quota Of the Regiment. They were looked to
with the greatest confidence. Come brethren
stir yourselves.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-17

snow, wha, comedian or moauicbsnk had ven
not rather see, than these grHtlrmcu q ntishiHg
away 10 their d'scoulsts most ~isngtabl, bai vet,
mo,i .wsETLy following ali the rates laid down ty
the lrciar,s on the art cf .P akirg. Good Godl
VIA, ees,iculation they MAKE, how ap'ly they
change the tone of their voice how they seem 20
sfug ~ ont ; how they throw thrsiselvrs about, what
faces they make, What atitlu5es they assume. aud
how they confoSnd every tang with their ~vocdera-
tions
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.fLEXaNDRL3 MlRRET.p
Garetle O6ire- DeremLrr 10 lS1S

FLorR The market Is active. aud ye.serday.
prices were somrw hat uasrilcd Some small saies
were made from stores ut 8 4 d0:-6s barrels DC.
coquan sold under p culisr G, rcum.tauces ct IS GA.
Receipts continue light. Wagon price Sf3lt.
GaAtN heat il in z Oh demand wish yerv
moderate r'crirts We qaote eaod to strictly
primo red Al 20 = - cts hut Of The latter there 10
very ltlc Offering No change 10 the price OF corn
enc cargo cid white sold at 90 cts vi qaote new
at 45c. a 80 c-nis.
PoaK-We quote al 81 so for prime Inferior
lots at $faS25.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-17

mode Of improvement; o fmental improvement
What mental advantage can be derived from
either learning or reciting plays. ! am unable
TO see they are the limitations OF the wise and
vulgar. both IN composition. sound and ges-
tnre but so eommin.led as TO hold the vulgar
ties OF life on, in the bcidesi relief, that the au-
dience may laugh, not hiak, and thatthe char
aeter may be the source of amusement and not
reflection. fhe mind must be cultivated by
reading and reflection, BY the association OF
those who use elegant and ehasie dtction, and
correct sentiments, and NOT hy a few scattered
thoughts and empty sounds got By ro,e. But
Mr.. Editor. | must conclude by asking in the
words Of the great ERAsAus, in his own Ian
guage-"Age vero QUEEN in mihi comRoum,
QUEEN circulatorem spectare mails, guam istos
IN c%oRcionibus rhetoricantHs omnio rdicule,
sed tamen suavisslme INITIATES ga, qua rheto-
res de decendi rauone tradiderunt2 Deum
immortalum! ut ges,lcnlsDtur, at apte com
mutant vocem, al cautliant. ut j%actant scse,
III subinde alios atque alios vultrs indicunt. vi
omnia elamoribus miscent!n. And If you
can conclude that such is the best mode Of pas
sing away a winters evening in our village,
then you may enjoy your opinion unenvied.
am yours, respectfully,
JCNlUS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-17

Gy-The Alexandra Volunteers have taken
their departure for Richmond on their way TO
join the Army in Mexico. They are repre-
sented to be a gallant and Gne looking com
pany Of men. They will do their duty.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-17
RI1LIGIOUs.

BY Divine rermi.sinn. Elder A.. c BoorES win
preach at the Opequon Meeting lfuasc, on Tuesdsv
the sih. and al z ar on Thursday, the Tin Of Jam.
airy, is47.
t,Charles'own Free Pre'-. and Spirit of j. FER
son please copy.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-17

NiE undersigned gives notice % all those
indebted 10 Peter Riner BY Note, given al
his sale, or otherwise, that he has the same in
his hands for collection, and requests immedi.
ATE payment, as no indulgence can be given
Dec, 10. le46-St HENRY RINER.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-17

bcfs ofthe Legislature friendly to reform would
CONSIDER themselves as to some degree ins,ruc.
tea 10 declare 70 the people Of Virginia thetrin-
eip!e Of the reformers.
Mr.. MooRE was pleased that The amend
ment had been offered. He liked ii, on con
sideration, much better than the resolution
winch had been adopied-TIe was satisfied
that the members of the General Assembly
friendly 10 reform ought TO consult upon the
most Judlclous course 10 be pursued and to
prepare an Address 10 the people ofthe Com
monwealih on the subject Of an alteration Of
The Constitution. He would vote for the
amendment as amended.
MIR. NICHE dlsclaimed any intention Of tres
passing on the time of the Convention. He
knew that there were members here from a
distance who were anxious TO leave and he
would say but a few words. He thought the
amendment to the amendment ought to be
~adopted-ihat simplicity and plainness in the
enumeration Of principles should be aimed al.
Whether properly SO or not he urged that the
word republican" was an ambiguous term
that the word republican" as applied to the
institutions of Rome, and Of Europe, where
Republics had existed, conveyed to the mind
a meaning different from that involved in the
term, when used in reference to the institutions
OF our W country. And SO, toe word ere
publican" when employed in speaking of the
Constitution OF the United States, was not the
same IN It's meaning; or was not considered
the same, as when used to characterize our
State Constitution. He wished il to be clear
" understood that when he used the term
republican" in reference TO our State govern
ment. he intended thereby TO give expression
to those principles Of government recognized
by the Bill Of Rights.
Col. BAYLOR stated that he had voted for
the original resolution which had been recon
sidered. He had at that time thought that the
extreme West was lukewarm on the subject
OF the call of a Convention--and he had
thought that there was a general disposition
In that quarter, to postpone the agitation of
the grea; principles involved in the Reform
movement, for there was no such disposition
in Western Virginia, but TO postpone the final
call OF a Convention 10 a future day. He was
now satisfied that he was mistaken, and he
would cheerfully vote for the amendment as
proposed to be amended.
The question on the amendment 10 the
amendment was then put and carried unani-
mously; and the question recurring upon the
adoption of the amendment as amended, by a
unanimous vote Of the Convention. i, was
adopted.
The preamble and resolutions were then
reported by the Chair, and are as follows:
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-17

Afthe Navy Yard, in Washington Cjt,. on n.
3 h iast Susan SrmnERs. aged two ears aad Eve
months. daughter Of Lieut.. z +. Johas,ou, U. :.
Navy
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-12-17
a.. "A. ~ Fine SAT-.

lust received, 80 sacks of G.. "A. and Fine
81 Sal, which will be sold cheap by the sack
or retail. wv KROESEN
X. II. Depot, Dec. IL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-01
IN Henrico County Court, April 8, 1916:
William J. Pendston guardian OF L. Harms an infs;


sarah HAMS infant fourteen years age and Mosby
Wocdson, guardian ad iem Of said
liam Pendenn and Cathaune " his vile Pendeion
and Charlotte r. y. WIFE Dabbsy and Elm o.
his wfe Frederick l. Harms and Nathaniel W Harms
b. Barrett ana Ig,iaRna Harrs Des
In Chancery.
On his notion Of the panuf, day ed his
eaue Mosby Wootsou assERsd zuarsa ad lsm
defendant Sarah l. Harms fourteen
allowed BY the Cour ae
fentants William Frndeon Cahaune 81 Joseph
Peudton and Charlotte K wife nabney {. Ovsron and
EhE n hs wife. Frederick L. Harms and Nathsn.i Harris 70
which the plaintiff replied generay-and appearing that The de-
fentlnts Alexander Bae and Juannl wife ADD David
Hams residents OF the stao virginia aid
endsnis not having ener e sppeanes given security
according TO The act " Assembly and court Il
ordered ; i s 6sBHts % appear day Of
the luT Tein ana Painuh and that
copy OF this order b. forthwith
in The Of Richmond for sueesxveiy iha
oihcr Be posted the Coanhous. u a
county.
Aeopy-Tese
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-01
S20 0OO v ORTIZ OF FRESH DRY

cC@O,OOO GOODS. I'VE have received by
kah Road and Steamboat ant the packets Henry
Sr'eaway from New "a
est style SPRING GOoS, viii greatly reduced sock
before hand offered wholesale and The new
very email advance, and aud b.oS cost. the
sale BY auction Will take pisee July, giving
than three months IN dispose OF worth
invite ihos- in wsntof goo OppOrun 4 uppy
nE them al almost TIER price. Here afclss
pant
umbre striped BareTes Balzorines aud Lawns
Gro DE- Oder, Jaeonets. Organds Muslus GinRams
Faeneh and Easion Snrh hams fancy n I'd VIII
FRENCH, ERgish, aud American Caicoes. (eheap)
Book swiss, MuH, JAeonet- striped and plsi Muslns
Black AMI white Lawns, G CHAINS, and Cslieoes
Habit and Furniture Dim'ty, and Tarlou Muslin
Lace, tape checked fancy Jubilee nd Polsa Robes
omsre Barge, SILK. and Hermann snaws and Scarf
horavIan, silk and cotton Hosiery, QUALITIES
Lisle thread silk and Kid Gloves Mus
super bonnet, cap Eees, ana velvet Rihands
super ik AID cotton Umbrellas, Paasos shades
Thread Lsees, Edsings and Insertnfs
Swiss book and cambria EdKmFs and Inserting,
lnsh shifting and sheeiinE Linens prices
Table DamAsk Diaper, Table Cloths Napkins
Russia aEd Bird Eye Diaper, DowAS and Crash
Revere bord hens tape bordd thd Cam Hdk,
Pam and shaded SIk Fr.Ages, and Cords
haT gras cloth, Marssiies, an rrded skirts
Large and medium sire MarseiIes Quits
EItra super wool black Cloths Cas- msres
Fancy cord and hgd French nd Relrian do
super and medium Dap de Etc ant Grape Camblsts
Crap Lasting Summer Clnths and Groom DO
Heavy brown and white Linen DrlnEs
b and - plain French Linen, saeE Dali and BuIaps
Black Satin Nalent4a, AM Marseiges VesinE
IOt0aaoes hTtmlns Cambets q Mexican
- - 81, O., and 1874 brow and beaeled Dour,te,
Paid Douaesties. Apron and Furniture Cheeks
Brown AMI hleaeh0d Jeans Nansesn Cotton o1naburg
India Floor Mating
with variety Of here enumerstsd every article
OF "heh wiz be SOIL a. before lei uneommony prices
for cash VALENTINE, BREEDEN L CO,
mh26 9l- p,o,s a.,
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SPRING STOCK!

WE are now receiving our Spring Stock of
W Straw Goods. which the mos, easp,ete ever o.
ea IN THIS market and eomPrs every variety fashionable
BOHHetS,
with an crieEsive and ueh Of
RibdHdS and Flolners
and the hrseS and complete Assortment, Of
Leghorn and p, L.. Hdts,
ever onrTed IN tbs state Having hle large additions and
Improvements in manufacturing establishment at the north We
are eahndsn Offer to purchaser. both
IN and quah Of goods than northern Of our
soos are manufactured expressly for market and Count
Nerehanis are invited 10 give call before purchasing
keep our assortment complete
w. a T. ?. CARPENTER 4 CO.
No. Exchange Bloch,
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w. s. & J. DOMAIN.
SPRING IMPORTATION HARDWARE.

PY the Ships Garrick and Waterloo. via New
- York from Liverpool have received spring mPona
Of English Hardware and Cutlery from Northern
Cities, full assortment of American Hardware.
We have The imported largely Of staple goods and
have been careful get the style and qualities Of the
articles adapted the OF trade We feel confident
prearedto cell prices will be satisfactory and
petfuy merchants and friends generally purchasing
Hardware erAmine stock and prices
w. 3. 4 J. DOMAIN,
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IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS.

CHINA, EARTHENWARE AND GLASS,
greatly reduced prices for Cash.
INTENDING To move during the Summer into
- the Sore Mes-rs ksn Kendall A. AIwaie
and directly opposite Messs Webb Bacon Co.
heve ourselves OF the trouble and OF removal OF
goods determined Notwithstanding the advance
preei goods whole
Stock with Spring Importation of China, BarhenwaTe
and Clan greatly reduced prices for Cash City
credit.
Our Old invited make their purcbaes OF
above, regular prices credit.
Merchants by calling this
spnng determined to sell and New Store
next faii entire flesh supply u fashionable goods.
WM. 2. BUTLER & co,
So Main Street,
NH Sign Pitcher.
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SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
q ID UNSPAUGH co.

N"' - WeH vain street,
A RE now receiving large invoices of Spring
n and summer Coihne selected and manufactures via much
care expressly Tor the Richmond uadsmons our aoet nav he
found English French and German Cloth ork o.
Tweed Dap DEie Cashafe Linen &C. Business Fnysb
Fcnch, German and American Cashmere Pants sk satin RoU
baEnea Valencia plain and figured Marses Vestorcths win
great variety 81 fancy dress aoo ~ ratsrns We
respectfully 49, the n purchasers extensive
''
bour stock IN few days will BE- compsts, comprising
every style q garment In the Feuteman's HDe.
April Ia. Iat6--dau
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nh ia

a ru2 Forever Morc new goods at Keen a CO.. Tor $40
nan any oiher store IN Town Gentlemen, you bar.
ins conn 70 the Old established Money SAVING ls.futop
No v4 MAN st. where md the sstorlent Of READY
aoe Ooihng brovsh' TO tA Aons which are ane
French Cloth Frock and Dies medium Teed B
ashar Frok saek and Dress Coats Plaid ard plain Brown
Liusn do do A., Pc - - -
eoa linen dr French cord, Gamsroon Cotouads
Al All prices f ~ IS to SO Vests of Maress Valencia BON
sat'ne san and SIN Also CnvAts searf stoek -ndsn
&c, IN endess variety. KEEN 90 4 =. b
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To BUYERs OF FURNITURR--sOUTH
a. + w MEEKC

HAVING facilities for manufacturing M kinds Of the most
n FsignaAs aud sp-dS FvrHHrs used leave re-
speeuy 20 call the attention o. sovhen Gentlemen and Ladies
visiting New YORK their Establishment No. ~ Vesey
few doors from the Aston House ~ their sore Rooms win BE-
iod an extensive stock of the
modern Partisan desirable styles Egyptn
EhEabeihah Gohc' Louis XIV and XIV Ge an Of which sof
eI own manufacture and under their personal super
inendence and warranted Europe
New Ynrk. Sept. tath ~
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~ ends snd the pubic generally Of the best
have ever had and as much very a
Gle reasy oasy invite s In Of any aelc hHe 70
sve me ea being dstsTminsd great not greater lar
ducern' nts than any n be- trade.
ir Bear In mind that CHINA HALL No q es Main street
the place to buy snd fshioEsbo yc. prices
NH 70 A WATT
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IN Hanover County Court, February "a, 1916
u Nathaniel H. Page Henry R. Page, William R. Page. and
nenor z Page, PiuS
against
William NJ Mallory, administrator fBeRamn Page, deed Mary
= Page, widow and Bnjamin Page deed,
Page and liza Page wife and Martins Ann James A. John
B. Lemue and Mary Page I'VE infants
der twentyOue years By William Winston guar
dIan al Ism, Defst
In Chancery.
Tia cay panu6. BY Attorney and
tion d amended bin which they ed
accordingly an threupon TIE defeDdan William w Mallory.
administrator Be Page deed, and MARY Page,
and reiet Of Benjamin p decd Med their
amended bills the OF The plaintiffs William o WIN
ston BY the Court appointed guardian I'd Item the infant de-
fendlnts who hereupnu filed said amended
and the defendants John Page EEabe wife
entered their appearance and security according Act
ASS molly and the Rules % this Court and the Cou
by satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants Of this Com
mouweah, That defendants John Page
Eliza y ms wife appear rst day Of May Cou
and answer the Patn original and said bills and
copy this order be forthwith inserted
the Of Richmond for months successfully, and
anohre copy posted the front door Of the Court house
4 Copy-Tezte:
nh I3-w9w WIN. o WINSTON, c nc
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'.-w9w LoFrrS n. ELLErr C H c
RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE.


IENHE summer Course Of viii com
msnee MONDAY the 9th day Of APRIL and
the last Of JULY.
l. BoHANAN NJ d, Professor Of Mdwifsry Diseases
Of Women and Children
CULLEN, NJ u Fruf Of s Theory and Practice Of Med
L W CHAMBERLAIN NJ. u Prof Of Mstsra Nsdiea and
Therapeutics
A. l.. WARNER, N. n Prof Of Surgcu.
3 MAUPlN NJ d, Prof Of Chemistry.
J. WfMAN, " d, Prof. AZ Anatomy and Physiology
Zach Professor ~ oliver ihIee Lectures through
eog-=s CHesl Lectures Medicine surgery
delivered twice week ihc College lnfrnay Aims House
uuung he Cofs The sltert thus ample oppouuRe
Of sng D. The bed fie ~ Diseases peculiar
Of witnessing almost endless variety II surg operations
~ such opportunities only. and They properly applied
minute and PRACTICAL tn1dro ~ disease ned
Theoretical Physicians and Surgeons may - reading
Lec'utes-pfaetical ones By such alonu-nevct.
The Zee fo the entire iaeiuJng Cneai Lectures.
b 800 Good hoar1 cans every thing may be had for fuu
s25Oto slpsr wcck
mh2T A l.. WARNER nsan.
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IN STO r Z ,

" ~ " n u
EToFFE ALGERINEs-Gor Ladies Dresses
IL Eone Pnmarosa
EioHe Baiisle
sas warp GinshaHs
Shaded swiss lawn.
Cord and plaid
Balconies and BAreFes
Muslin robes
Marsele. other skirts
. = Baisie shawis
Checked, striped and plain swi,, mu.tns
Pain book
Checked, striped and plain eambre.
Pain and figured bobnets
Footings and other lace FOODS
Jaeonet and eAmhre eSsings and insertinss
in'h linens large sock
EEtra ~ linen sheetngs
lADen eAHbries and linen eambre hdkfs
Brown and bleaehed hollands
Brown linens and grass cloths, every variety
Heavy brown Inca drills
RIeaehsd
Navy drinE good article
Gamhroons and eouonsdes. a very heavy stoeE
Narcotics aRd Valencia veS,nEs
pss and ths-h e stn ys'1nG -oms Of qualify
Ensrsh cloths, OF every shade quality
BACK and fancy French eassmees double single widths
English eassiHieres and tweeds
American fancy eRssiseres, a beautiful article
- plain and ns's draP d'.te
Summer cloths, every color and price
BOmbaEines nd apaceas
suk and alpaca surge
Green barege, black lace wells
saek white and eordItaiian enPs. hal Grape
HHE nIts and gloves
Back and cord kii gloves
Hose and half hose, a Arge stock
SILK and cotton htkfs
French SILK umbrellas hne ArtieL
Cotton and gingham Umbrellas
Parasos ant Psrasoleites
stocks, eollars
Back Italian and other eravau
bliek and cord sewing
Do. patent thread. vsrv .h.,,
Iaylors, Brooks, Coates and other spool cotton
Buttons and combs a large suck
Cum web and other slspen5es
Prints
81 7e ~ = 10 1874 beaehed shIrurs 4 sh,e,,,z,
81 Is iand 81 brown shirinss and shsetns,-amous.
other well known brands
Apron and Furniture Checks
hnoI aud Peniientisry Psids for servants
And many other styles o. Goods which are Offered The
uade upon the most Accommodating terms
mn ~ DANIEL. n. LONDON.
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NEW
lily cry ST ABL 4.

II1HE subscriber having leased the Livery Sta.
- NJ y, between i7t and 18th Streets forssy occupied
by Nc Jos Patterson decd would inom public
generally that he Is prepared accommodate orsr
&c the reasonable To ose having oRsEs board
he would snte that he pey per MONTH
ny unreted and business h. hopes
merit share Of pubic patronage. j. r. JOBsOH.
Richmond. Narch,S 1876. dam
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YOUR
OWN STATE.

THNHE Fnnkn Manufacturing Copany have on hama at ths,
~ PAPER MILL he Depot Of Southern Rarnad GOOD
sssoent ~ ezra supcrnne NM and oed and
vat cap paperr ruied and pa ao medium printing epveop md
wrapping paperr ~ whoesaIs prices.
70 winch they invite public quality
price eif manufacture VIII hear comparison production
o. any Northern Faeo They prepared ORDERS Tor
any description o. that The mrke NAV
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