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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-10

FOrSD II rHE STREET -Oflcer Costello o.. the
sixth Ward Thursday sht found In Moitst nssr
Chatham. genteely dressed coIored ~ state o.
in.enso.ty snd from appearances feared TIA, b.
met with foul play.
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q Advertisements for The Tyioaa> Of Monday oozn' to
before 10 O'Clock Saturday evening Is the Pub
hcaon Ofee Of this paper no, open 90 Sundays Person
wishing TA< Tybsn< len q; their dwellings places Of
business regularly every morning will please leave heir I'D
dress q the Publishing Office send note through be Pos,
Once Terms Ia cents week. psysoe 70 the Garner.
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LETTER or Mr.. w. OAyETT
10 favor u
scHEHck's PuLnoNIc sYRU

bChENChS FlLNONlC s1hJf' -.
Most men have a repugna 20 bee bro1 gbi before ~
lie, which IL quite natural, bat here are cases "hss
may deem Il his duty 10 come Ogt and say hs ssy 80
he motive which acuuates Nj William 0sgeii n 49,
10 hessfs Redfins 3 Co. SCENTS fOf scbeccs'i
syrup, the following certificate -. srsss
MEssRs. BEDDING A. CO.-Oentl-m-n Hawk y 81
est confidence In Dr. scsESCKs PuLs0Nc 'rp,.sia.s
hesitste 10 give my certificate IS you fstes. ~
the use Of this remedy, my state Of hsalih 80
such the stale Of my stomach and unf. n'
warm water vas !ise vinegar 90 cu1 WIZ -. 40
Il. Before had used the trs bottle y nss ~ nv .ae
ioosening The phegm, snd presently sss ,-sy,d -
more lhsn pint VI corrupted matter meg ~, -
The pains my stomach snd chest ard rse.'- scr
and strength returned feel desfous ~ a. 49, .sos 80
IN consumption Of any nng lmp AIT 49, 9, 81 ~
,hinz and by th- u.e OF HgsCK's sgEUS. mese
same relief have f1r eDg.h u nme b ~
Prss. 70 ny Trends ana y. ese sr.o.-yt sy,
-. an near the { siboie 90, Z,
.boys 4. only one e.ss smons many 10 W.
medicine /. a. restored the health Of ntiyiJg 40 rb-f
| oy rnedcs meu. The wife Of Nj Collins, 80. Re
". ,,,son sv,,1e yss relieved OF qusntly o. ~
sye mater which gave her instant f-hei ~
! spoke OF q everywhere and IN this ssJ u fes'
o. uhe '0'''' " RgDDlSG 4 co No s .ss.,s
Prc. 81 Dec bottle or tx bov-s for -. Pfeps ss
| n sHENCk. Phlsdelphi BUsH 4 ILi.tsts, ~. 81
clsy-sL General Agects for The Guy on Ne
A0sSTs-E II. Psy,oB. so Gfesesesssss -
Ninth avenue between Seventeenth and sisn..esst
Lyon, 40 Grand 81 John 1. hsr - o''.s g.ioes
Ring, cor Broadway aud JOh9. d. r ff1e' ~
Of Jteoah 80
~ There 10 no mistake shout Il ths w ,, Iohrs
WAsHrE In the cityis Ia DO obisnei 81 " &c
CHURcH Ellis X ToNPKISs Tue rush tlo.e =. 41re
his article Al their store the past Few osy uey
guarantee Ia, IL duly appreciated BY hose "a
REQUIRE liz use We x al 10 learn nal =, c. ~
sss.t namb.r, and cordially commend " al o'i 20
| nia friends - -
C.tfyosy. BAGS 70 TsuSks DAY. . Cor - -sco-'
Bsz 10 which the traveller put hls e.oinns 80 sscs
| IL perfectly wstefush The sane sn Az 50 ns, 2es
4 inA rcd
yer or ioaI FOR crossing streams tbs mne ~ ca
and requires 10 be seeu be appreciated cs~r
forui. would profit by visit tO DAY. ~nos7 .a.sss
encs and skill lnsures bis customers peca-ia '
j aH
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" Our readers will by the advertise eni 10 Aood
column thst Dr. DoDs Will lecture and experiment his q
ernoon, at Clinton Hall and also IN lhs evening
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~ Tnr Nrw OKIrAs. srRrs,nrR. a. ".

III " m
be BY their advertisement continue their snu,ns
entertainments at the Society Library Their operate
sceues are very rich. Concert II clock tbs .ft.,
ueon. and 10 the evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-10

GOLDEN CHRoSIcLEs.-We give on our outside
to-day another chapter of the Golden Chronicles,
beside great variety of other information relating to
CAlifnrnla
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r. THE NV YoRK FsElNAss JoUsSsL for th. ~ess
contains several articles Of very special Interest oops
may be obtained at BsRFoRDs, In the A'0f House But
ing and at s,DLIER's Catholic BOOK store, s. uod't"
well many other news Offices THIS paper beng Ne
leading Catholic Journal In the United States should
read by ineseui Of all pariie. The oftoe fm "a
scripuon Is at s,DLiER's Catholic Book 81 Colds
At the Office Of the Freeman Journal 81 MsTion-sI
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THT SroFrASE AT THE SuseuEHASSA.-We
like ooolness-in fact we rather admire it-bu'
there is such a thing OVERRIDING the sublime
The Philadelphia and Baltimore Railroad Compa
ny have put out of countenance sl lceberss except
those which appear to be situated on the hne ol
their operations 1t is now fully ten days since
their line of travel was broken and their regular
operations suspended by an ice aood in the Sus-
quehanas which carried away their ierry-boat aud
lodged it among and upon a gorge of ice, whence
they were some five days in extricatins it. II
10 understood that they hauled It up TO its berth
took OF a train of cars, and tied it up in safety
There, 90 far as the public is informed 1t is likely
to remain The Mails and Passengers are sen,
once day Only formerly twice. by way OF a
steamboat on the Chesapeake. and lie over going
each way at Philadelphia, whereby the great
Northern and Southern Mail uniformly loses one
day; passengers are put TO an additional aud by
no means uncomfortable expense and very SC
rious Inconvenience inflicted ON the Commercial
aud the Reading portions of the community.
We presume the ice is badly wessed in the
Susoushsnna at Hare de Grace but what o
thati Tho rescue Of the steamboat shows II far
from impenenable. Do we not all remember how
q British steamship was cut out 81 Boston hareor
through sro miles of solid ice one cold January ay
not long since Where there's will there $
a way;' and if the Railroad Company were as
solicitous for the regular resumption OF Travel and
Mail Service over their road as they should be
they could never have sat down to wait for the
ice to melt deliberately of and leave clear chan
mel for their feryboat. The injury sustained by
the public in consequence OF this hiatus cannot tall
short of 1--WE thousand dollars per day, and may be
much more. Ought it to be tsmey acquiesced IN
by those who are literally paid for maintaining
regular and speedy communications
But even If the delay were justhable, the
silence il not. The Company should issue daily
bulletin Of the progress and probable duration OF
their efforts to reestablish their regular lines and
resume the punctusl fulillment of their Mail Con
psc.s. Thousands now traverse this line or co.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-10

SPANISH L,ScuAcs-Prof y NiScur. % the Jaisef
Sly Of New York Is sboutio form sspansh class IN ~aeh
the conversational dioms u the language viii especially
be taught. and by which any person may In shoHt n'
earn the mosi necessary word. and ccoqns phrases o'
LANGUAGE. For snhsr Information apply Al ~ Broadway
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Discourse on PlUs IX-Rev. DR.. DowLi>e WIN
deliver Discourse on the Present Position OF rus ~
- morrow evening Al his Church. corner Of neU'0''
snd Downing SITS
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Qr,NgR Git~r ,ND GfANrFss There must be sfes
falling of ~ patronage before 49, mud nscrssnf osfas
p.rsor.to visit the Museum fpf sthnly sentci toqs.
with such attractions 10 impossible Ihoutshls Ns sees
there IL these largest persons IA ne word 500
witness. the perform 81 the muslcAi esfafasanfa- %
tlled "Cainns Gold Msuis,' ohsf performances AZ
lake piscr Al 3 and "a o'clocs
ROADWAY CtgDr, There 10 be 81 snefuoon p@fofn
snce 81 sands Lent Co Ccus today iof Tie sceomse
dslOn OF families and 90 give ne fuuhtse" N opqst
ri,v ~ .eeip he funniest of clowns. D,n Rice sDi n
wonderfully Trained dancing horses aud boxing Ponies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-10

LUIGI ELENAs CONcERT.-The Concert OF
young ELENA, which took place Thursday evening was
well attended, and the performance OF the talented
vioinist received with great applause. His brother
Annibsle played remarkably for child OF eight yeaf'
and was also heartily spplauded Mad CORA BOTTLE
sang very hnely in English and Italian her voice l.
very pleasing and che evidently made favorable I'M
preston on the audience. Mad Orro sang Two aria''
and Mr. CouPA executed solo on the guitar which ac-
quired another language in his hands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-10

NEw-YORK ACADEMY or EDucArIoS-The
members of this institution will meet this evening at
o'clock in the Assistant Aldermens room, City He'll
Lecture by DR.. GRrsoon ef this City, Oh the lnnu
ence and Uses Of the Atmosphere in Respiration &c
with special reference to schools and School Houses
The subject will be illustrated by apparatus The sci
entic character OF the lecturer, and the importance Of
the subject as connected with the health and comfort Of
teachers as well pupils. will render the meeting wor
thy of attention Teachers and others particularly In
,eres,ed In the above, are invited TO attend
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Bcrare IF Counfcrtrifs.
LATEST ARRIVAL or
SEASONABLE G0ODSM

4 ESSE MEEK, has the pIeasur. Of say
- ing to his customers, aud the public GEN
orally, that he has received and ope ned
his stock of NEW 1.1B0DD D~~
which have BEEN s-lcctcdwi It'll great care by him
self, aud particularly adapted 10 ti,,. market.
comprising all til. various colours. qualities and
styles Of cloths, & assimeres, Cassinetts, james,
Tweeds, Summer wear for men and boys, SC
To THE LADiEs:-My assortme ut Of n.001eS'
Dress Goods is complete, compris,ng every
thing adapted to their wants, and all vsRv SIcE.
To THE YOUNG GEnrLrmr.:-I would say that
your wants have been properly appreciated, and
you W III Ii nd all 30 X.
To TnE MEcnASrcs:-I can saw that ! brinR
nothing that comes in competition with your
business, and | would most respectfully invite
you TO call and examine my Stock; do not
say that ! will sell you Goods frenfy per eenf.
cheaper Than any other House ~ the city, were
SO 10 CO, you would say that IT was ell ksmksE-
gerry, aud Tighf{uHy too; but this much do say
that you shall find my Goods CHEAP A. At Asv
OTHER House IN THE CITY, matter rAsf fkey
may sell at.
al am happy to say, that my customers are
not al rushing in solid mass to get on board .
vessel hound for California bat are rushing viess
TO my Store. to get good. nice and chesp G GODS
&C ONE On. CoxE oN.. ONE AND ALL.
10000 Pound. Of Wool SvanseS.
A no all other kinds Of Country Produce taken
in exchange for Goods.
Richmond, Nov. II lo49. 1871
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Mr.. Macready.-Mr. Macready has
retired from the stage. He played his
farewell engagement at the Haym arket,
London. On one Of these nights there
was considerable disturbance. 4 storm
of applause greeted him from pit TO boxes,
and storm of disapprobation from box
cS 10 gaiiery-and the latter completely
put an end 10 the performance for some
time. What was the cause Of the row
seems not to have been definitely ascer
tanned.
OTSoloquc. the black Emperor Of Hay
ii. we see it stated, has forwarded s38,-
900 to London. 10 purchase crown for
his woody head The Senate fixed his
salary at $ 10000. but subsequently adj
ded $50 900 for ''pin money for the en-
press.
CJAt wedding in Albany the other
day. the brides cake excited general adj
miration. 1t cost 500. and was beau
ilfu temple nine feet high, Of the Grecan
and Italian style of architecture.
GA gentleman who. few weeks ago,
visited Gravois, small town some ten
miles southwest of ST Louis, found there
no less than twenty-five infant bows and
girls whose parents had died Of the chol-
era. They were all gathered into the
dwelling Of benevolent gentleman,
named Sappington. by whom they were
generously cared for.
o. convention was recently held al
Jackson, Mississippi. for considering the
best means of RESTING northern aggres-
Sol. upon the rights Of the South res
olution was adopted, designating the firs'
day in June next, as the day for Grca1
Southern Conventions, to meet at Nash.
Vile. (Tenn.. TO devise and adopt some
mode Of resistance to further aggresslons
on the part Of the North
o. Calhoun's D0nunions-Itis state
in southern paper that the census OF )
Cor mere properly c. Carolina shows that
s:--.,yy .n,"s.iu otttr ,tuuits, in that state
cannot read or write. Add to them the
three-ffihs Of her population-the slaves
who are forbidden by law 10 read or write
and you have the very best reason given
why one man rules the State with more
than despot's power.
OH Clerical 1drocate Of Slarrry -
Rev. DIR. NJ. a. Smith, Of the Methodist r.
Church. in Virginia, has been travelling
through that State, lccturing in favor Of
slavery its Divine origin. and
calling those who oppose it intidels.-
Samuel NJ. Janney, Of Loudon county
wrote review of Smiths absurdites, and
published it in one of the Virginia papers.
Thereupon great excitement followed,
and Smith and his friends, tried TO get the
Grand Jury to indict Janney, but they
failed. There was too much Christianity,
even in Virginia Grand Jury. to allow
them to arraign man for exercising free
dom Of thought and speech.
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New TEN pernnce song.

Tune: "Braes Of Beiquifhey.'
q come, Brothers come,
Let ~ sign the Pledge together;
Let us leave off the rum,
In all kinds Of weather;
With Us they'll get no sale
For their wine, gin, or brandy
We will drink "Adam's al-,"
II 10 always free and handy.
They have joined heart and hand,
Tho dear sisters Of our nation,-
They have taken a high stand
]" the Washingtonian station;
II We DON, leave off drinking,
They declare they will not love u.s.
II 10 the best way, I'm thir king,
They can ever take 10 move us.
Then let Us join the band,
That is climbing Temperance mountain,
AUD he'- we'll with them stand
Around the gushing fountain;
"Ihen SO merr'Iy We'll sing
or tho pulling stream before US,
Till We make the nation ring
With the cold water chorus
AccEBA.
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Cultivation Of the Cranberry.-Mr.
Sullivan Bates, Of Bellingham. Mass, who
is engaged in cultivating the Cranberry on
sPla"ds, gives the following directions
and encouragements:
Prepare your soil the same as for SOW.
ing 6 rain. by blowing. narrowing and mi a.
king ii even. then mark it out in drills, is
or 20 inches apart. hoe them slightly, at
hrst, till the roots become ciinched, and
afterwards no other cultivation is needed
The plants may be expected to run togeth.
eI and cover the whole soil in two or three
years. The Cranberry grown by cultiva.
ton usually yields from so to 400 bush.
els per acre; its fruit is two or three times
as large as the wild fruit, and of a deli.
cious flavor; it readily keeps sound from
the harvest time of it to the time of har.
vest again.
Mr.. Bates thinks almost any soil that
will grow the potatoe is adapted to the
cranberry. lie furnishes the plants for
~ thousand. and the cultivated fruit for
% box. II inches square by deep.
The proper time for fall transplan:iny is
October and November; for spring. from
the opening Of the same till about the 10Th
Of May.
Minnesota Cranberry TLade.-Thc
Chronicle and Register states that the
shipments Of Cranberries from st. Paul
and Mendoza alone, the present season.
have been 2,i35 barrels at s. per barrel.
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S E SSION JOURNAL

~Thc Indiana State Journal wil
contain the most ample reports Of the
proceedings Of the approaching Session
Of the Legislature. together with the cur.
rent news Of the day, and will Do furnish.
ed, during that time at the following
rates:
A single copy, (weekly) so cts.
Three copies, do. to one ad. $500
DAILY, 90
Payments must be made in advance.
Address, JOHN D. DEGREES.
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CARRIAGE mANUFACToRY

TIME undersigned respectfully informs the
II public that he continues business at his old
stand, on Fifth street, South Of the Starr House,
where he makes to order all kinds of CAR
RlAGES, Buggies, and all other vehicles in his
line He also, keeps a number of articles in his
line on hand He believes his work will COM
pare favorabiy with any nufactured in the
west-he uses the best Of mate ri ais and for finish
and beauty of construction his work cannot be
excslled. His prices are mode rate, and terms
favorable. Thankful for past favors he soIicits
continuance Of patronage
JONATHAN MATHS.
Oct. 3Ists lSA9. Silly.
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New Goods!
STILL ARRIVING AT NO. As, MAIN

SILL ARRIVING AT NO. 40, MAIN STREET!
DASH. BRll:IITWELI., respectfully
Id informs his old customers and the public
generally, that he is still receiving from Phlia-
delphia. and opening at his old stand, FRESH
SUPPLIES of
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
Of the latest and most approved patterns; among
which will be found CLOTHS, CASSIMERES.
SATTINETTS, TWEEDS, JEANS, VEST
INGS, &c. DC.
LADIES, ESPECIALLY, ARE INVITED TO CALL
And examine his stock Of DRESS GOODS,
among which are: Fancy Pink Lawns, Organdy
do. do, French do. do, Plaid do. do, new style
Camelion Stripe, Striped Grenadines, &c &c. !;
SILKS. of nearly all shades and prices; plain
and fancy Nous. de Lame; Goats hair and AL
pacca Lustres; Grape de Lame; Bombazines
Caslmeres; Mexican and California Plaids; Erl-
stOn and Manchester Ginghams; Prints in great
variety; plain Nous. de Lame Shawls, silk fringe
and embroidered do; Grape Lessee; Null and
Book MusIins; plain and fancy Ribbons, Fringes,
Laces, Carpet Bags, and Notions in abund-
BONNETS China Pearl, Superior English
Straw, Pamela. Fancy Coburg, White Lace,
Florence Braid, and Gimp; Misses and Children >
Bonnets and Hats, etc. etc.
ALso,- Cutlery, QueeRsrare, Hardncare, Glass,
Nails, White Lead, Oil, Groceries, &c.
Drl1 A large assortment Of BOOTS. SHOES
wv and SLIPPERS, which andwl be
sold at low prices ALso,-An assortment of
PARAsoLs and UMBRELLAS.
D-IIe would again invite the public to an ex-
animation of his GOODS, as he feels conf II
none undersell him without a sacrifice. For
the truth of the staten mt CALL and SEE.
UJ'WHEAT, FLAXSEED, CORN and OATS,
in demand at all times for which will be paid
the highest market-price in Cash or Goods.
D7COUNTRY PRODUCE, taken in
exchange for Goods.-p
RICHMOND. Nov. 81. 1919. l7tf
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HNHE undersigned wishes TO purchase large
amount of FLAX STRAW, after the seed
has been taken off. and the straw rotted in the
usual way. The Flax should be either pulled
OF cut close to the ground and kept dry as
possible. TAppIy at the establishment mt. on the
Middle Fork, miles northeast of Richmond.
GEORGE WILSON.
Espfem6ev 5ti, lS49 Setf
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FRIENDS BOOKS.
ASTRONOMICAL AND OUTLINE MAPS
SCHOOL APPARATL-S. Globes. DC.
H0IlNE anil LOT For Safe.

where ne now resides, for sale. The
House is two-story high, nearly new, good
Kitchen a well Of good water, under cover aud
conve nient to the House. 1t is situated on Ma
rion street, first dwelling South of Main, and is
convenient 10 business. For further particulars,
and terms, enquire of the subscriber on the
premises of H. G. Kenyon, at Basil Bright
wells Store. JOHN KENYON.
Richmond, 10Th mo. (Oct-] 9th, loi9. I4:}m
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carpenters PREcIPTrATEo ExrR.cT or
= PERUVIAN B.RK--This extract contains all
the active principle of the Bark in highly con-
centrated form. II is valuable remedy in Fe-
and Ague. 1t IS much more effectual and
safer than Quinne, and good deal cheaper
For sale at Dr. Howell's Drug Store, No. I6.
Main street.
Oct. "a, l-i9. 44.,f
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GtHLOROFORM...A supply of this Great
~ Cholera Remedy. just received and for sale
at Dr.. Howell's Drug Store, No. is Main street.
Oct ,, Is49. 22-n
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A cannon sometimes bursts or recols
to the destruction Of its owners. In this
particular it resembles the old death deal
or, Rum. lie who uses rum as an instru-
mont Of wealth. is like a man who lies
down TO warm himself before the breast Of
q sleeping lion. and pays for his warmth
by being crushed in the CORY jaws Of the
animal, for there are few rum sellers VINO,
in the end, escape the fate that overwhelms
the drunkard. In part Of a single city,
there were sixty-seven retailers Of spiritu-
Gus liquors. When this account was
written. fifty-three were dead, and forty
three died drunkards. In two counties,
for about forty years, more than half the
men who followed tho business of selling
strong drink, became drunkards. and
more than twice as many Of their children
in proportion to the number became
drunkards, as the children Of others
f'DIApEM.'
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JUST Received
FRESH FROM PHILADELPHIA BY
SHNAHHAN & NNNGNN>

CHOICE selection of Ladies Dress Goods
N for Fall wear, including several! pieces
new style Silks. good assortment of French
Merinos. Paranattas, Coburg cloths, Lustres
&c. in all desirable coors.
a small lot of superior SILK. Thibet, and
wool : II Avis. A fresh lot of Friends Cap
goods, and a variety of other articles in the fine
goods inc
A beautiful selection Of PRINTS, in nea,
patterns, and staple coors.
ALSO-Just opening good assortment o
BOOTS & SHOES. j. Please call and exam
inc. IN 39-tf.
Ninth mo, l9th, 1879.
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(toOPER'S ISINGLASS.-This is ver,
X nice article for culinary purposes and par.
ticuiarIy nice for clearing coffee Call and ge,
some and try IL It can be had at Dr. HowelI;s
Drug Store, No. l6, Main street
Oct. ~, 1919 Afr
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Nam sfreef, KicImoNa, Ind.
v7|IIIS House forne rly know as the Man
sion House ans occupied by X. BRookINs,
has recently been purchased by the subscriber r,
who Is fitting II up in modern style tor the
;tccommoda alton OF the public lis LIABLE
shall at all times be prosided with the best the
country affords; ana shall not be surpassed in
variety and STYLE by any IN the country lie
has ited up and ably enlarged his table
which shall be provided with good and careful
OsriER. and plenty OF the best Of feed for horses
The undo gned feels conff,ien that by strict
attention the wants of his guests, he will me rit
a share OF public patronage.
Boarding by the Day Or Week.
on reasonable terms. Also, HORSES kept oy
the dav or week.
ORIN HI NTINGTON
Richmond. Feb 81 1919. OF
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l. = =. = n.,. =. E.eas..s, ~ w

DrRE x:HIE LEAD, best brands,
Red Lead; Ven; Red Chrome
Red, Yellow and Green; Prussian Blue; CHI
nese Vermillion; Ultra Marine; Broznes; Gold
Leaf; Lamp Black; Coach Black; Oehre; Rose
Pink; Varni.h Brushes: Paint do, all sizes;-
FURTIruRg & CARNAGE VARxIsH; JArAR; LKArH-
ER VaRSIsH; Sp. Whiting, Putty, &c. for sale,
at reducep primes, by IRWIN REED
Richmond. DC, 3, Is4a 25tf