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CARRIERS.

91- Carriers are wanted for this paper. Any
one who will take route, shall ha se them for
90 cents per hundred copies, paid for al
this Office We feel confident that this affords
a fine opportunity for any person out Of EN-
ployment s0aaa aRt III sEI fHla#
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THE FOIU IN.
wednesday Morning, september 9. ls4e.

o. The Columbian Fountain has nearly, IL not
opite. as wide circulation in this city as any other
paper published here we believe its circulation
smong the citizens themselves is wider than any 9th
er city paper Advertisers would do well to keep
this in mind. 4
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Texas. The time is approaching for ano-
ther Congressional election in Texas, and the
will be q candidate for reelection, and will be
again opposed by Col. Williams, who was a
good second in the last contest. The local
news 10 the Texas papers appears to US totally
destitute Of interest.
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BOOKS FOR SALE.

By y. Ward y Son, at their Ne,o Store on
ga1 Penn, Auenue, near Railroad Depot
School Books. -
Emerson's Arithmetic, Parts J, 2 and 8; Mitch
ellis Geography and Atlas; Wehster's School Die
honaryj Websters Large svo. Dictionary; Schol-
ars' Companion; Hazen's Speer and De6ner;
Smiths Arithmetic; English Reader; Smiths En-
glish Grammar; Parley's Common School History;
Goodrich's History Of the United States Good
ricbs History Of France; Wilson's United States;
Robbins Outline Of History.
i'ls4aU Temperance Books.
- Life of John b. Cough; Wedding Days Jesse
johnson and His Times Autobiography OF Re
formed Drunkard; Death by Measure; Il Will Not
Injure Me; 1'he Drunkard's Doom; War OF 1000
Years; Young N ms Guide, Et ,a w
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SrABB1Na. One Of the Alabama volunteer
soldiers, recently discharged from service,
named Dickinson, stabbed a fellow soldier,
Gardner BY name, while on his passage from
Mobile to Montgomery, few days since, on
he steamer Native, killing him upon the spot
Dickinson was Immediately secured, and upon
the arrival of the boat at Cahawba, lodged in
jail. III baa lata5uao. .iagtl l8l b@e ,14gaa
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Belle of the West is the name of new
steamer just finished at Cincinnati. @.a
Her dimensions are as follows:
Length, l80 feet; beam, 27 feet; floor, 27 ii;
floor, n feet hold, 6 feet; two engines, three
boilers, and 247 tons burden. She draws 80
inches light, and is Intended for the Cincinnati
and N. Orleans trade. I4 yr .ht8li, sn
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New HOuse-Furnishing Ware
Room.

ME subscriber respectfully informs his custom
u ers and the public generally, that he has
opened Ware Room on 9th street, near the ave-
nue., where he is continually receiving FRESH
SUPPLIES Of goods in the House keepers line
viz: t}1ai15t6 III
AMERICAN AND BRITISH CUTLERY.
Shopeis and Iongs, Hoilouare, Wood,oare, Brush
es, Baskets, Britaniauare, Teatrays, Kelocipedes.
together with large collection of USEFUL. and
FANCY articles, too numerous to mention. Sale
store at the old stand, Pennsylvania avenue, near
9th street. g ah"a GEO. SAVAGE.
y feb 27--tf sEg .f '3 w
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ss The Springfield Republican relates a shock
ing accident which happened on Thursday af-
.ternoon to girl named Hamilton, is years OF
age, while employed in a carpet factory in
Thompsonville. She was caught by the neck,
in the harness OF loom, and was SO injured
in the throat that she hled to death.
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ArorHER.-Robert Murray, while in a state
Of intoxication, fell from the yard Of the S. B
Ontario, and was drowned. sai'N
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CuRE FOR THE CHOLERA. In relation to the
Cholera, Asiatic or otherwise, it is positively
affirmed that wine glass full Of Lucca oil
(sailed, oily taken on the first moment of attack
is a sovereign remedy. Taaa uj4fI Iaa ftttGn
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The German Reformed Church, in Hagers-
Town, was struck by lightning on Fridey after
noon. No very material damage done.
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One Of the workmen engaged at the outer
depot Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, was
SO badly crushed between Two cars, that he
died from the effects Of the wounds. We have
not ascertained his name. -
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I VERY SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANCE A pond Of
so acres, in W. Springfield, Mass, has chang
ed from pure, transparent color to dirty
yellow hue. A gaseous spring has burst forth
in it, The late earthquake probably had some
thing TO do with this. ..t.,.ff,.fs lted4
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LEARY 81 Co. FALL STYLE FOR Is46.
II WILL introduce on Thursday the Bird inst.
Il Lea,y s. Co. Beautiful Fall Style of Hats at
my store on seventh st. nearly opposite the Patriotic
Bank, to which would call the attention Of nv
friends and the Public in general ANtA ~
Washington Sept ls46. JOHN MCGUIRE.
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The editor of the Springfield Republican,
has in his rossession cucumber four feet two
inches in length, coiled up so as to resemble a
huge green snake. tSt dfs5 taa aa aalfa
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"A CHALLEEaE. Mr.. Pepkins, own Of the
yacht Coquette, offers to sail her agaiast any
vessel IN the N. York yacht squadron, for from
Sloo to $500, some time in September or Octo-
Der. ly ft if.t. ;8- tti., ,atss,-
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PRoeREss OF THE SpIRrr or THE AeE.---
The Pope is said to have remarked Recently
as follows. RG6r1 3Hi bill 81 9alaGN'
my people may expect justice and mercy
from me, for my only guide is this book, lay
ing hand on the New Testament. tn0l
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The Great Britain will not leave Liverpool
until the 22d inst, instead of the 26th ult, il
consequence Of necessary repairs
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fli Advices from Havana to the 23d ult. have
been received at New Orleans. No news: aij
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l- Ur1rED BKorHER. OF TEMpERAncE..-+
In accordance with a conditional resolution
passed by the Assembly of the District OF Co.
lumbia on the 9th day Of June last, notice is
hereby given that "rJuniGr Association No. 5
10 the District of Columbia will be hereafter
be entitled Junior, Association No. l lin the
State Of Virginia" aHlfl aataU
Members Of the Order, and officers of .Asso-
clations in particular, will please bear in mind
this change Of title. s,..ss NM.
ui iool RIcHARn L. CARNE, Jr., r. S.
NJ District Assembly, d &C. /. ii .a,h..,.
Alexandria, Va, Sept. 5th, 1916.
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Rev. DR.. Woods Of Andoyer, is said 10 have
resigned his Professorship in the Theological
Institution, He has held that Office for forty
years. alt2i p'ff' h2Ali4"l Hoa t#la8ii'a'
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OF FtINDEPENDENCE
II Miniature Sheet-with the Heads of the
Presidents. For sae at this Office.
june30-f te.i
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MI. Pakenham is on visi, 10 Mr.. Webster
at Marsh6eld. "'ni Fh s'''
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MEDICAL CARD.

MEDICAL CARD. t935
nR. ALFRED H. LEE tenders his professional
~ services TO the citizens of Washington and its
vicinity. Office corner Pa avenue and 9TH street,
formerly the dagureotype rooms.
i july ls13ms0plt hot WaE Aa ttiEHNI +.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

Z, How glorious is this Invention Of writing, where
by can easily communicate to our absent friends
whatever may afford them pleasure improveme
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BY B. HOMANs, Auctioneer.
POTOMAC LIME KILNs FOR SALE. Nl
DY virtue of deed of trust dated the 25th day
ID May 1882, and recorded on letters w B, No.
"a, folio IT'S and F6, one Of the lands records of
Washington county the subscriber will offer for sale
on Wednesday next the 9th inst. 10 o'clock all the
Potomac Lime KiIns situate on the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Basin fronting twenty seventh street
and Massac chusetts avenue. Also three carts and
one dray. NICHOLAS CALLAN,' ~
Terms Of sale cash. F't' Trustee.
I sepS-dids tifh 12 b, HOMANS,g <
saiilsal ,fst6ss taa3 ~ yE..t Auctioneer.
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- oSHEN CHEESE, COFFEE, Hams, SC.
- SO boxes prime Goshen Cheese
100 bags old Java and Green Rio Coffee %
10 hogsheads New Orleans Sugar f7
IL bags white Brazil Sugar "6a
tierces new Rice 3Ht sa3tt ng8
''' 100 superior family Hams 'ltt
Just received and for sale by sss',& esaanfh
sept s-3t = MIDDLETON & BEALL.
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UNoTIoE.-The District Assembly will
meet at this Office this afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
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Bloody .Af;ay-.4 Canal Boat Captain cut to
pieces ,Dith d Boecis Knife .-On Saturday even
ing last, a most bloody affray occurred at Stoy's
Landing, in New Jersey, six or seven miles
from CaInden, between Capt Washington b.
Swain, Of a lime boat, and a negro man living
in the neighborhood. The aliercation COM
menced between them on some trihing subject,
when the negro suddenly drew bowie knife
and cut and carved his antagonist in a most
shocking manner. Several puncturess were
made, one of which entered the abdomen just
above thehip, and some thirty incisiqns on the
face, neck and back One of the cuts is entire
ly through the lower lip and chin TO the bone.
One on the side of the neck, four inches long,
separates the ugular vein. One on the back
of the neck, Ave inches long, IS entirely through
the muscle One on the chest is five inches
long, and one on the back, from the, shoulders
to the hips, twenty-five inches long. Nine are
Ten inches in length, many Of them running
through the skin, flesh and entire integuments.
Notwithstanding this horror cutting and bntch-
cry The captain walked TO the dwelling OF Mr..
Philip STAY, about one hundred and fifty yards
distant. DR.. C. ID. Hendry, at Haddon6eld,
was sent for. who. with the aid of one OF his
student, Mr.. ID. M. Stout, dressed his wounds,
seventeen Of which il was found necessary TO
stitch up. Though the doctor found his pa
lient sinking and insensible from the great loss
of blood, he left him about IL O'Clock, with
some symptoms. of re action.
Two men were present al theb time lot this
bloody outrage, and stood paralyzed, with fear,
unable TO afford the defenceless victim OF the
armed negro the slightest aid, and permitted
the scoundrel 10 make his escape The height
borhood, however, soon became aroused, dan
a vigilant search was set on foot to ferret oul
the offender. Captain Swain, we learn, resheo
at Nonistown, where he has wife an ,tedygu
He was still alive Yesterday al O'Clock chd.i.id
little hope was entertained Of his recovhsr-
Public Ledger. R'h son nN..' Hpa
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LOTTERIES.
W.P. TurpEn's LOTTERY Office,
MO. 10! MAIN STREET, Richmond Vir-
Y sinia. ''''''

~ ginia.
BThe attention Of persons in the country
who sometimes make adventures in Lotteries, is
requested 10 the following schemes 10 be drawn
in April, particularly those for The 5th and s. b
Capitals $4,000 and $4,000 dtllars.
Orders Tor Tickets in any Lottery advertised
by Messrs. Gregory & Co., addressed 10 W. p
Tnrpin, will receive prompt attention.
Remiliances received free " Postage Drawings
forwarded, when requested, as soon as received.
Grand Schemes for APRIL, 1856!
$4,000 DOLLARS! so of 800 DOLLARS
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. l3, TO be drawn
April 4lh, 1876. Grand Capitals: 5000 dollars
10000, 5000, 5000, 80 OF 1900, 50 Of 500, &c
IS Number Lottery, Is drawn ballots Tick.
els 10 dollars; halves 5; quarters . so. A
certificate Of % wholes $3.50; 26 halves G5; &c
quarters 80 so.
$4,000 Dollars 100 Of 1000!
New Jersey Lottery, Class II, 10 he drawn
18th of April. Grand Scheme: 100000, 10000
$500 OF 500, 10 Of 200, ZOE of 1000 lG0 Of
400, the lowest three No prize. rs Nos, y
drawn ballots. Tickeis SO; halves ); ours so
$4,000 Dollars!-i0 Of 1000!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. Is, for 1916, 10
be drawn in Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday,
April 18th magnificent Prizes: $4,000 dollars
20,UUU, l2,U0O, t0Uuu, 9,uUU, S,UUu, I0OU, o. az
2 Of a 200, Of 500, 20 Of 2c00, 40 OF 1000 30
OF 500, &c. IS Numbers, "A drawn ballo.s.-
Tickets Is; halves SO; quarters IS. A cerli.
ficate of package of % whole tickets costs $50
dollars-shares in proportion
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, No. l6, to be drawn April
25lh, 1886. IS Nos, Is drawn. Grand Scheme
prize ofs3OO00, 10 Geo, 6,0o0, 5 600, 1000 $500
25 Of l,000 20 of 500, &c. Whole Tickets $40;
halves 5: quarters , SO. Certificates OF packages
Of IS Whole Tickets Sl30-halves and quarters
in proportion.
For smaller schemes, see daily advertisements
March 26 w. p. TURPlN.
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MERCHANDISE
Gordon & &kinkcr.


NO. "a, MAIN STREET, Richmond Vir.
L Y GINA, offer Tor sale
% bids. Orleans and Yves, India Sugar
ID ,ieices and bhls clarified Sugar
&c packages LOAF, crushd and pulreriz'd Sugars
: hoxes "hi;c Havana Sugar
43u bags Cofec-Rio, Lagu.yEa, Java anl Ma
racaho
> ha!ss Mocha Coffee
p hhds. Orleans and w. |. Mo'asses
10 hall chests Gunpowder ard Young Tyson
Teas; paIl very superior
) hall chests Black Tea
Tea in T. and BIB. boxes
400 SIDES Lea,l.el-@ocd stamp ard damaged
10 DO .:nsse, Leather
goa lbs. Shoe Thread
100 boxes Sperm and Taow Candles
80 boxes Soap
Fancy All varies4'cd Soap
10 bags Pepper
Pmento and Ginger
200 kegs Nails
25G SACKS Ashton's Salt
10 bags Shot
100 kegs Dupuns Powder
$50 reams Wrapping Paper
10 ticTces Rice
250 doz. nemp and cotton Bed Cords AM Lines
% coz. BIOoms
81 doz. Painted Buckets
81 nests Tubs
Is bales Cotton Irvine and Lamp Wick
% bags Feathers
$50 Nova Scotia Grind.Stones
- kegs Horse hoes
Hhds. Bacon
Giass-SxI9 and i0xl2
Sperm AID Tanners Oil
Cotton Yarns. salt Peire, Copfcras, Nader
and Indigo
Cotton in bales, Clover SEED, eide. Vinegar,
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G. Burruss's lottery Office,
MO. 6SOUTH FUUR TEtNI II ) II Et
IN Richmond, Virginia.

IN Richmond, Virginia.
LOTTERIES FOR THIS WEEK.
For Friday-Two splendid Lotteries. Grand
Capitals: 10 900 dollars, 1000, 2,000 80, 500
1929, 90 Of 500, &c. IS Nos, Is drawn. Tick
els & halves 3 quarters /.
Also, the Dollar Lottery. Capitals: 1000 dol
,ars, $50 &c. rs Nos, IA drawn. Tickets |
dollar; halves so els; quarters % c.
For Saturday-a fine lottery. Capitals: $4,000,
5000, 2,00O 1900, ,2Si, 1000, Of 500. &c. IS
No Lottery, Il drawn. Tickets = 80; halves
25 quarters 62c.
Two grand schemes for Saturday Evening
drawing received ty SUNDAYS mail Grand
Capitals: $4,000, 1000, 1000, 1895, 20 OF
500, &c. 10 Nos, II drawn. Tickets 4; halves
2; quarters /.
Also, the Dollar Lottery, again. Capital 5000
dollars. &c 66 Nos, IL drawn. Tickets /;
halves 50c; quarters 25c.
s30,OOO!-i5, OO0!-l0O OF 1000
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass Is, 10 be
drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, March Is b.
rs numbers, l3 drawn. Grand Capitals: 10000
dollars, $4,000 $500, 5000, 5000, 1884, 100 OF
1000, &C. Tickets - dollars; halves 6; quarters
3. A Certificate Of 26 Whoes vii! be sent for
l43 10; 26 halves IL TO- 2G quarters So S..
$4,000, so OF 1000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass IL, 10 be
drawn on Saturday, April 4Ih. 1916. IS num-
bers, i2 drawn. Grand Capitals: 10000 dollars,
10000 6,l97, 1000, $500, 5000, 50 prizes OF
1900 &c. Tickets 10 dollars, halves ), quarters
, so. A Certificate of 25 Wholes costs ls dol
lars; 25 halves SO; % quarters % 80.
$4,000 10000 100 OF 1000
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class ID, 10 be
drawn at Wilmington. Del, on Saturday, April
llth, 1876 7s Nos, l3 drawn. Grand Capitals:
| OF $4,000, 10000 5000, 1000, 100 Of 1000
100 OF 500, &c. Tickets 10, halves ), quarters
, So A certificate Of 20 whoes will be sent FOR
SIG 80; 26 halves So IS; 26 quarters % 81.
Orders for certificates OF packages or single
tickets in the above Lotteries, enclosing cash or
prize tickets, will meet with The most pfomp, az
ten,ion, and The drawing forwarded Immediately
TO all who order from c. BURRUSS,
March % Richmond, Va.
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LANDS &c FOR SALE.

THE subscriber will sell, at public auction, 10 the
i highest bidder the 18th day of April next, II
fair # rot, on the next fair day thereafter, the lot OF
Land at Stony Point In the county Of Cumberland, on
which he resides, containing one.and-a- acres
% this LOT situated good Dwelling house, Store
house and Lumherhouse, together with all other Fix
lures necessary for convenient and comfortable resi-
depcr This desirable location for any one disposed
"a engage in the Mercantile Business being on the APP
oomai,ox River and that point in The county where
most Of the produce is shipped 10 Petersburg The
-Four Min Al this place furnishes market for Wheat,
wn,Ie other manuac turing establishments increase the
trade II III. place. THIS is also pleasant and suit
able location for any engaged in the practice of the
Law. or Of Medicine.
TRAYS :-Dne third cash, the balance in and II
months the purchaser giving bond, with approved Sc
CURLY. Al the same time will te sold my stock Of
Goods now on hand. For all sums Of SIS and less, the
ca.h will be required; for sums over that amount,
March a5~cw,ds THos. n. isBELL
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-~------~~Ss---~ remaining.
They Respectfully solicit l!,c Patronage OF the Ccrcr
friends Of tns establishments and of the public renr-
:aliv and on ti.rr par .ed.c themselves use every
ni.ase their patrons. They e Of
Success from The fact, thai The SeD,o. partner H. NJ
smith had The management IN nr Pakt.s shop as
foreman ia planning. ana constructing Machinery made
rs HIM last fourteen years. aad that lhr other
partner Is OF the !oG;ncr poprleinr and familiar
w.th the business, from several year. attention the
W. sian continue 10 .4a,:icturs Fox and Borlands
Staple tco:h. Springfield Trcs.line Machines IN 4 SUI
r-or style. of all the sizes heretofore made II his
f..bshnent adding Caststeei AXES and Smiths Pa.
S.fo.ng ..Aes, when preferred. For tie accom-
mota;ion Of small ia!mefs. We snail make cheaper
Machine Than any heretofore made BY Xr Parker cost
IN. about S5a ard with horse pcw et attached ~.
We manufacture Cleared Hor.e-iUwers of anv size
wanted from 10 eight horse Howcr either portable
stationary plans That have been well tested IN tie
last foG. i've years. We sh. ai>n continue mann
iactire EmoEs Chain. band Horsepower, much aG-
miTet ny many is psfert simplicity and certain ope
T.tinn under al; circumstance.
These Machines seldom want AM repairs which /
hot Ice done on plantation.
VI would AK especial attention 10 our Wheat Fans
kIorn 10 many PLrkrr's Premium Fans These
Fans nave given such universal satisfaction, that We
PREPARED to warrant them - plrass any prrsnn whp
maxi tam, pf"ls- 70 purchase one from A. We also
MAKE {" o.fer iorsr Po"er Chatting Fans, and Ekes
carry AWAY the straw iioa Machines.
We Keep ready -Trdr Parker'S Iron Cylinder Corn
Sasics-. which bayr been used rhe tai ars estates
for The lS' twrlv- years ;h lie p-r~s
IEry d-t.rdiy cheaper liam r smaller Kinds, h. III
~ ~ III, ~. -, ..''' 49,. .'i''-''' ~ ~
Tor Hand and ii,fse power = dohl- Machine for
~, = '' N3''" - " - c ';-e' ''s'-'' ~ 10Y ;
20
Straw Gutter. article 20 many farmers, havin.
s. s"e ,Ij 49,, t t, 80, -; p I'M
- "''''' INV '''" 'o'" ron o''' 'oF ~ f''ch
III ,,,ce sto .,I 49,. 90. - -. 500. c,.
~, y y no. -, 49,, :, a., ,.,srs a. ,,,,,,v ~ ,,,,
,,t., ,t.J,n. .tb h.J- 49, ,,,, a. ~, ,c..,,,,c
,,"n i Ss,,"t ,d,n.-, - ,h" s ~ n.c'oes a., NO.,
.n,, 80, ms ,i,,l rr,,,r tom ., aaS ga 80, H.,
49,, ~, i =, -. ,.., 1891. -. -. - . 80
.''"' - use. 'SN"''' - go"
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Two Splendid stations.

~ lsL-STAR Or IHE EASI. fOENG
n-NTELEMACHCs Or. PERFECTION M
~ PROVED, will stan. aa,, this Spring, sommen-
ham Court House, circng from thence TO, and BY
Cumberland Court House, thence by TreIton TO Co.
Iumbia, crossing James River. travelling the main
ridge road, or the canal, TO ScotsviIle. Aib-mare,
again To Diana Mills crclng in nine days, unless
disappointed by unavoidable occurrences.
2i.-STAR OF TIE S0UTII.-Tne above Nonpa
rel Of Horse will have in his stache the latrer,
Star Of the South, beautiful dark Archer or shark
bay by Star OF the West, dam by old Telemachus, he
fnest and best mare ever saw,) grand dam General
Cocks Campcarter Roehuca he best Of the Roebucks>
great grand dam Madison, out OF a full booded gray
mare, lMedly Gray This splendid young Horse has
no, white spot about him. The offer for The likeness
of Star of the East, in blood, action and beauty has
not been accepted. In the offer, there was no lma-
ton In the confines Of this wide and extended gobe,
and IL is Withdrawn.
nSr See handbis for blood, and other particulars.
Diana Mills, Buckingham. {. K. fONIhlNE.
p. S. II any Executor Administrator Of the late
respected Senator William B. Giles, has letter VIII
ten to him the right Of instruction, ltle previous
To his last enrs the Senate of the Omitted states
they will obge by sending the same by mail to the IN
dersaned, e. r. FOATAiNE.
March 27-cw5w
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LAST WEEK {!

GRAND EXHIBITION OF ILLUMINA.
VI TED CHEMICAL DIORAMAS at Odd
Fellows Hall, on Monday Evening" March %
/. Milan Cathedral.
.. Cruci6xion.
g. Holy Sepuchre.
4. BelShazzars Feast.
r. WINTER begs leave 10 inform the citi-
zsns OF Richmond and its vicinity, that his exhi-
b,ion will be open on Monday Evening, March
2N, and continue for This Week only, when ne
trusts tina, his endeavors 10 please may meet with
liberal share OF patronage.
FT Admission so cents. Doors open al J, eI-
bibition commencing al 8 O'Clock precisely. For
iull particulars, see programmes.
r. Day Exhibitions, on Wednesday and Sa.
,urday Afternoons, at o'clock.
M.rob Off
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RUNAWAY IL JhII..

EoT7owAY Court HorsF, April p, 1915.
WAS committed 10 the jai! Of this coun;y on
w The 18th day Of March, ISIS, Negro Man,
who calls himself ALECK. He is bright mu-
a:o, about FIVE feet nine .: ter inches high, and
about tw-ntv-eight or nine years old. de SAYS
thai he was sold as me property Of Francis Epes,
by The Sheriff OF Eoioway, abou, the year 1929,
TO MIR. Rogers, who carried hin 10 the Soua,
where he escaped, and has since lived with :-ioe
Of Indians in Texas. He had on Wien commit
led. cows hair hua;ine shiit. Jersey pan.aloons,
with buckskin leeqinas, a black satin vest, a
Slack fur ha,, and black silk cap, lringed with
Indians hair 50 a ic corec the forehead and
temples. The owner is requested 10 come Tor
ward, prove property, and pay charges, or ne
will be dealt with according TO law.
Nav 2-ciafIy TBOS. W. EPES. Jailor.
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p9 wIsraR,s BaLsAY OF WILD CHERRY

THE Wild cherry Tree Will soon become The emblem
1 u health. IT. lfiumi b over CONSUMPTION, .ch-,
Gods Asthma, Group, aad LAYER Complaint, l. 10"
coapl.tc. II those diseases, when all Other
dies ial r!e,gymen, fliysicihas and Editors, COM
mend y a. il- h--t remedy ever before known d..
III liml., Of golndhfopk, Sew jersey, The Basan
~ his practice for all lang and liver affections when too
obstinate 10 yield TO o,ner reted.es. Dr. Hoffman,
HunIn-d fenEsylva IA, cured ohlld 81 Paul
Srhwerb!c o! Asthma .lth H. after he declared Ic
could do with his me!cine and the chi': must
die Thn:nas Read, Ed, merchant, ami Dr Hoffman,
both cenify 10 this astonishing cure A. Williams,
E.q Counselor -; Law, - William street, cured
II The Asthma of twenty i,n, standing Il. only
on. bc,,le of III. R,.am. Hundreds tnvr teen restored
perfect health By ih basam, after tar las; Of
h1r tiuin other medicines had ari. We publish fac;s
nalywr s,si- only iie .uf", and a.r no occasion. =
bolster ~ this medicine h. til cus;omafy array u
forged crI;iasaies.
The genuine fus -ns, wli1'rslic and relsil, by
March IL GhYX0K q WDDD, nicLin0nd Va.