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1t is gratifying circumstance. and Of favorsbl.
sugnty too tina in The midst of all The dscanten d
dissatisfaction which prevails in different paris of the
lntry. aud while The dsnnioni,ls boldly pDcaim
IN telI uefaIiUus designs ne world, Pu lie SECURITIES
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SOUTHERN MEETING IN AppOMA Ivroy

The people Of App"mattox without distinction Of pa
'y, are requested to meet at the Court House Of Their
county on April Court day. for the purpose taking steps
IN relation to the appointment of Two delegates T., the
Nashville Convention. MANY VOTERS
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ATTENTION "SONS OFTEMPERANCE,

There wal be public celebration Of the Sons of Ten
perance Hebron Church in the County Of Appmatox
Monday the first day Of April (hat being as,er at
which time and place there will be a Banner aud Biba
presented by The Ladies' and several addresses NAV be
expected The Brethren Of the Order in general are re-.
specially invited 10 attend, Refreshments will pc pro
vded. Wear your collars.
BY order Of the Division
JOSEPH |. BURKS, Il. s.
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From the Riclmond Times.
THE LEGISLATURE.

Our worthy law vers, the members of the Ieyisla
ture of 1880 have gone to tn r account-we mean
Of course. their account with the sovereign people and
must be permitted to express he opinion tina, many
of them will find it extremely difficult to .resume bust
ness after the settlement. M General Assembly.
within our memory, has egislaed upon worse prnc
pies Members themselves freely plead guilty to the
charge. The practice of "log rolling" as il is ca He'd
reached an excess which never before approached
The intrinsic merits Of bills had relation whatever to
their chances of success The question being generally not
what good an appropriation would do the State but how
many of the votes in its favour could be secured to other
schemes. Combination upon combination therefore
formed The rejection of bill, by large majority one
day, evidence that il would DO passed by
large the next The first vote a bill came to be re
garded rather as mere index Of the degree to which
new negotiations in its behalf must be attempted than
as test of the sense of the majority for against it,
Considering all thngsw are persuaded that the State
has escaped well from The winters operations. The
appropriations do not, by any MEANS reach an amount
which can affect the public credit What the actual
mount is, we cannot state for il is chief, composed
OF small sums, for local Improvements. The leading
Improvement measures, of the session were, the bill
subscribing hree6lh Of caoita of 500 O)0 f,r ex
tending the Virginia Central Railroad from Stiunton To
Covingon and The bills granting the States guaranty
u the following works for the amounts stated
James River and kaoawha Canal 100000
II edmond and Danville r. r. 100000
Virginia Central r. R. eastern extenson) 100000
South Side Railroad $4,000
$923,00O
II is considered questionable whether the first men
toned bill will become operative and there be rea-
sonable apprehension tina, the four guarantees amounting
TO 1923 600, will impose any actual burden upon The
Treasury.
1t is 10 be regretted that the Assembly did pass
law to change the time of holding its regular session from
the first of December to the first OF January bill for
that purpose passed by the House, but il mrt with
little favor in the Senate, which body, may presume
Is not i'll pleased 10 havea month Of leisure and pay be
fore settling down 10 any serious business. motion 10
ps rne the bill indefinitely agreed to in the Senate
by the following vote:
AYES -AIessrs Dennis. (Speaker.) Rives Daniel
Darlington, Isbell. Tate, French, Turner Edmis on
Cnwen, Crump, Jones. Amber, NIcCauley, Parrlott-
Is.
NOES Messrs. Woods. Thomps,n, Jr Garlic
Shackeford, Standard, Hafwood. Rges-7
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D u I Il u A II Y

Died on the 25h inst. at Lynchhnro. Mrs. MAR
Garrett, COGAN. Native of the Parish Of Bae, Co
Sligo Ireland, she left husband and three little children
Exchange papers will please copy.
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TRAM FORMATION LINE
SHIRT ESTARllSmM ENT.

One Of The most erfen,re in The United State,
no Baltimore st,
NAHERE 500 person. ar. .mpo, ed and .tork Of io0,
w dozen 81 SHIRTS always hand s,,c aud auailie.
suitable Tor all parts al the linton Merchants and
visiting Baltimore invited tn call aud the
80 and best assortment OF SHIRTS that has been
sd m this city, consisting al all sizes and qualities, Men
and boys, which. i s,lc aud cannot be
passed Nor. than usual er has been made
a,sartment ol SHIRTS COLLARS, LINEN and COT.
TON DRAWERS complete and des,sh in every respect,
4. W. BEr-rON,
1i9 Baltimore street, near Light.
March wlo,n
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NEW GROCERY AND DRY GOODS STORE.
JAMES r. WILLIAMS,


Q.ateiya partner in the concern IF Insey & 1ayioro
HAS Just returned from the North with very well
] i sorted stock of
Groceries, staple and Fancy Dry Goods
Hardware Hats. Boots, Shoes. Caps, &C., which he oHfr r.
TO the public generally at small ddpance
lie has taken the house the above Tin.ley
The ed is list Of the articles he has hand
n o and i X Sugar; Woolscy Loaf do
Pulycrised and Crushed do
Rio, I.aguira and Java Coffee,
"Ieaksvile' Cotions,
Nails, assorted sizes,
Salt
Shear, Cast and Blister Steel,
Hull-, "Elkenebro' Tallow and hdamantns Candles.
Ky. Rifle and Blasting Powder,
Good and damaged sole Leather,
Window Glass, Isiquorice Olive Oil, Mola.ses, Mack
erel, pure cider Vinegar, Tar Rice Hoop Iron Lewis
hite Lead Gfndstones, fine Tea, best Indigo, Nader
Spice Ginger, Pepper, Coppcrss, Alum, Soda Salrratu
Lamp Black Putty, Starch, Backing Saltpctrc, Cigars
Cap Letter and Wrapping Paper; Tubs Buckets, Matches.
Calicoes, bleachd Jeaus brown do, beachcd Domestic
brown do Bedtcking, Apron Checks, X Jeans, Alpaca-
Irish Linen white Cambria, cold do, Cling hams, awns
Sail Duck, Padding Nestings Nankeen, Turkey Kids,
Flannel, Cloth, Cashmere, Cassinct, goods for
Goats and Pants, cotton silk and neck ldkfs Spool
ton, Flax Thread Buttons OF all KINDS Pins. Sewing silk
Suspendcrs, Purses Necklaces, hair shoe and back
Brushes Knives aud Forks, Shovels, Trace Chains. Coffee
Mills, cotton, wool and hair Cords, Tea Kettles Sc &c
together with other articles too
all OF which he determined 10 Oer at such prices
fail TO induce those in oil goods to deal with him All
he asks is examination of his stock he is determined
merit their patronage.
NIB given to the of any con.ign-
made to his address, and Goods orHa rded FREE OF
DRAYAGE
March 2S-ts
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REPORT OF THE MANAGERS

10 the Members and Patrons of the ".4n .NorpeH Or
phos asylum .4ssociatioa:"
Is another year has fed and through It's tolls and dan
ess we nave been preserved, AMI more permit ed
70 assemble at An anniversary neng Of his Association
IoI his nigh privilege would render nnfgnrd gait
'upe 20 our Heavenly Benefarr and uniIe in re-
newed esatins in behalf Of The noble enterprise which
las Convened MS oge her f
We Your Managers. meet You viii p"cult,r
P'easore' from the b.lat that you vii fed repaid for
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administrators Notice.

administrators Notice.
VuNIIE undersigned, administering upon the estate Of
L Mrs Mary Mead, deed, will On Saturday The l3H,
p,ri ert. her residence 10 the comfy of Bedford
sell public auction. to the hest bidder all the per
ishabe property belonging to said state, consisting Of
Horses, Cows, Farming Utensils, Corn,
Bacon. &r. &c.
TERMS-For all sums under S., cash-for all sums
over that amount, a credit for 60 days.
ABSALOM WILLIAMS.
Administrator with the will annex d Of Mrs. Mary
Mead, decd.
March 2S-lt
H.41S--S1Drissg sfyIe.
lust received, few dozen fine SILK HATS, manufsc.
- tured by w. II. Beebe s. Co.
March 2S--ts f.. LOCKWOOD
FOR SALE,
100 SIDES Wax Upper Leather, heavy article suita.
lOO bic for Drogucs,
lot of Harness, Skrtins, Sole Leather, SC
March 2S-ts f. LOCKWOOD.
Negro Woman for Sale.
WE have on hand for sale, privately Negro Woman
w who i. good Cook and excellent Field hand
Those wanting such would do well call on US
Immediately, dspo cd to sell moderate terms.
Mach os-,s NoSPY & TioLCOMBE, Alot',
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CASH FOR NEGROES,

I WISH to purchase a number Of LIKELY NEGROES
! Tor which l will pay the HIGHEST CASH pRIC ES
letters add css.d Thirty Bedford county will
II ceive prompt attention. w C.. HEWITT
Aug g-itts
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METHODIST PROTESTANT FAIR.

METHODIST PROIES lANI FAIR.
.nesTs Editors In your last Nirgnian saw notice
Tor Ladies Fair to be held for certain purposes our
town, by the Ladies Of the Methodist Protestant Church.
to commence on Tuesday next.
This being their first attempt TO hold Fair during
their existence Church, Of twenty years among
us-havng worthy object IN view-havng many pref
~ and useful articles. b. sides hemelvs dispose Of
having associated with them several kind Ladies of other
Chuches-l sincerely trust they will be very literally
patronized by liberal community, and find themselves
ahundany prepared 10 meet Their wishes in holding this
Fair. NO METHODIST.
, tYNCHBURG FE.M.ALE ORPHAN ASYLUM
The second annual meeting of the Ann Norvell Or
phan Asy nm Associann was held at Rev. Dr. EaIIy's
on Monday afternoon, March II. 1850.
BY request, the Rev. DR.. Early attended and opened
The meeting with prayer; after which, the annual Repor,
from the Secretary and the Treasurer olhp Association
was presented read and ordered to he published The
election If officers and managers then called for
when, motion made and seconded the following res
Iutun unanimously adop' ed
. Rcsoved. That change be made this meeting in
the officers and mana gers Of this Institution for the en-
suing year.
Consequently the following Ladies still compose the
ii. Mrs JOHN NJ. OTEY, F. d.
.zs4. .a.. Mrs. DIR. ALLISON. S. d.
Mrs. II BROWN Treasurer.
Mrs. J. NJ WARWICK S.c'ry.
Mrs. Mr, J hm,. Ee 1s.,r s Miss Fanny Moyord,
.irs James Bro'cn, s Mrs. john Walker,
Mira In, Lyman, J Mrs Joseph Marsh
Mr. john Nj Warwick
DR.. John II Patterson,
"a Mr.. mes Benangh, : Trustees
Capt. John Obey,
Rev. John Early
The business of the meeting baug over and The Rev
DR.. Early having left, the following resolution was of
Tered and unanimously adopted
Reshved That The thanks u the meeting be returned
10 tev. Dr. Early fr his presence and aid
ST. Add Then the Board adj ,urned
10 ..o,,z,.J -f LUCY w. OrEY, F. ID.
"a e. WARWICK, Sec'y.
REPORT OF THE MANAGERS.
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1ns person upon sur books aasss
payment cf the Subscription be made h advance. N ..
Distant may oswad money by letter ne psass
win paid by u.s. all by ourselves u IL
saie srsnsnissisn. M 5000
The coUSTRy PAPER b pab.hsd uiwssEly during ne ss.-
soas of Congress, weekly during IA
Subscriptions period than year win BE-
terms psoporuoned 20 the above annual o
U3-PosTMAsTERs agents; and BY
sending DAILY subscriber, go enclosed
wEEKL suhscrben sRs orSryE wEEKLY
subscribe with $40 enclosed win be entitled copy The
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HHAT establishes what experience adopts
and conrms what all In a places unite IN saying good
valuable, SO, doubt popularity Of this fxes in
cey deep strong destroy The
which has attended this medicine for years
preudces of respectable and the article has
stand the first class Of discoveries and blessings Of the
and when esoed In the dease for which
1t Is recommended.
7SN From the Boston Post.
I36 Washington has article entitled
above which believe The best preparation hitherto discovered
colds other complaints Having
medcne speak with confidence It's saua
effects removing colds and other complaints incident 70 this season
For sale BY r. 8. PATTERSON,
Nov.a5-a washington, b. g.
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Washington City Agency,

Washin8tOM Clty ABehcys
CHARLES ABERT Attorney will give his attention TO the
claims before and the Executive Depart
Office, II Treasury Department. Washington
DC. s gkf
+ REYRRENCEs
Webster Robt O. Winthrop Abbot Lawrence, Sam
Bradford esq Hon. O. W. LAWRENCE Hon. Edward
Curtis Howand Aspinwal Fox Livingston, T. G. W.
Blunt Asop Chancey, William y Wemore, esq New York
Buchanan, Pennsylvania Hon. Geo. M Dallas Hon. j.
r. IngsrsoI 81 Geo. Campbell, ESQ., Richards esp
Wan esq., stephen Baldwin, esq Philadelphia Hon. Louis
Mclean, M. Mclean, baltimore Hon. Robert J.
Walker Rev smith Pyne, r. Coke, esq, Messrs Corcoran
Riggs, Washington Hon. Henry Foote, Miss
sippi Hon g. w. Downs, Louisiana. Nov 2o-dimiE
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EA BLANcHARD Philadelphia, just issued Histor
Ia sketch the Second War between Unied
and Great Britain. declared ss q Congress e is q
Charles Insesou, embracing the Of 1874, In well
printed svo volume Of ans double coumns,
price dollar. 7T7t W
Mr. sersos position, member o. Congress- during ihe war
1874 afforded him unusual oppofu
ne for the collection information all foreign and
pubic and uf these he has avaicd
hn,seif the result OF curious and IN
eessps matter which light or the nrs imo and euci
hitherto doubtful points respecng te men and
Of period This volume confined y the mere deas % ne
particularly Of e iegisiauve
acsion ocn and OF the
rlurss toreher with prominent actofs Among
the Bank OF the United
stas its winding up with plan Of bank
from 0enernl Jackson 49,. .fs .ts. s..Ns I. ...
Psrscs reading country obtain this book through
remittance Of one dollar to The publishers
5--3ao EstRa&sH8 ssrN WE i4 #s s@ a t4sa
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nIcChnt0ek Young,
attorney and CoGnselior-at-LG LGw,

attorney and Connseiior- at- LsW
RI AvING resigned Office Chief Treasury
IL which he has held for the last sixteen years.
sumed the practice OF his profession ~
He win devote principal prosecution claims
before Congress- the several Department. and commissioners
egn ndemnites. gss8s 8ii ts84
10 against the War; Navy Home,
and Post Office Departments including with the Patent
ONCE made arrangements with the efficient agents
Washington assist him. by which
ed with condded him. win be certain be acted
In the most prompt manner. s3B.
RsrxRxxossHon Il. b. Taney, Chief Justice the United
States and gentlemen who have been heads
bers OF either house OF Congress since the year 1853
Once his residence r. between ath and 18th
l3--dlmif 884@est atSta 4
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- ADAMS q co.'s EXPRESS
oGes Ia WasAiag .ss beS Fovea& sAay
ssm Yo oaa 20 and ana nj me s.
tnus with gssi regularity and with @ mail speed
order y Adams Cs cypress Outline !. The ss only one running
3 y hoa % q advance "a .r % All a o,Se means. -
nsa rS' w We Ssys sssss sssssas
ioi,naon gwen n regard % our lines.
Our viii c for and deliver goods In part Of waig
"' !" > p. J. BGcKEy, Agent,
Dec. 2l-eodiot Penn. Av, below ~ street
T,O CONrRACTOTss.-Blus Ridge Tunnel.-Ibe
for be Blue Ridge Tunnel having fied 70 come forward
and comply with s' q & noss % n se,s % y %I sd pro
Works. until alt Of January 1850 for the construction Of the
The tunnel 4sso long, high, 70 wide
mountain and decline nom ives, 70 at the
mile The viii Be- - e about @ 1000 re-,
Pope.er. who have not already examined localities do
we call al e ofes o. e engineer on The SPOT where ey VIII
The payments WIN ca.h, per
die entire completion besides which
ss amoan, Of ,he bond required iSy
best % rns az S ss 8 e q r, ns rs sn
days amer ,he letting and the work 70 begin bora Ss within r
Ens.nse, = Blue .s Eidss y E Rs,osa abroad
once street, sh philadelphia, onsrs
been win BY al he heads c Eaops and enjoys
higher reputation ArtfoIogc than living Nnnver
calculated according GeomancyLsdes 3 Gentlemen S Psr
distance have their nafvc drawn by sending The
Of the day Of their birth Al letters containing the above fee
world, paper; and he prepared
OF his by conuaton OF the following topics
Couhp ndvce advice for the successful accomplishment Of
wealthy he has the redeem such given
free OF bottle and for all Of hazards and for
Of stolen lost the purchasing Of tickets
OF the above named have been done In h and
vc and all fun satisfaction, and 200 nafiviies he has
she last two All letters will be rcleouy attended
prepaid, will be answered For pacuars, call at this
once ana s'' = ''''''A ""'''' "''' sc' w. RoBAoK
Dec a3--d3m
cUPERIOR old Wines and Lsquors.-At Wine Room,
= 81 dcmchns and bottles south side Madeira Wine
% do and 100 bottles Madeira Wine, imported
I'm 1880 Messrs. Mcvane Williams, OF Baltimore, Md
Old pale brown shcrrics in wood and bottles
7 fldt tor nd quality F
fld London Dock Brandy, Goddard, Otard Mmtcl
other choice brands, wood and botfcs
Champagne approved brands vix Mocu, Hei eick,
Num- and other standard brnds, warranted pure
jamaica Rum, high proof and finest nasor
Holland gin of dne quality
Irish Scotch Whi<key, Of fine havor
scotch Alc nnd London Brown Stout
d superior Cigars, voras FrankIins silva and
other bsnd and nne Chewing Tobacco fof sale by
1HaE book Cemmen Prayer, intsrprsted " ts hts-
tory, BY NJ Butler D. d., OF Tnp Church, Washington
Jan S'' 'o''' rRANcK TAYLOR
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TTOUsE-FURNIsHING DRY GOODs-The subscribers
have now in full and complete assortment Of furnishing
Is pieces Englsh and French velvet Competing
80 pieces English Brussels earpeing, Of the latest styles
25 pieces imperial three ply carpeng Of the latest styles
IS pieces Brussels tapestry royal twiled and plain Venetian
l50 ingram carpeing, Lowell manufacture
rs pieces fine and common ingram carpeting t ~
very superior English clois entirely degns,
which win be cut for any size or shaped hall or room In one
pairs superne bedblankets, every sze "a IA
30 white and striped counferpanes, low-priced
Is pieces table dannsks, superior fine
s-4, 1914, Ia-4 and IA daInask table-cloihs
100 dozen satin damask table napkins
All of which have been selected with great care be
JAN 5-T r. IL. HooE co.
DENHIANsIIP for the MilIon.-Fortune employment
gained by those who rstrate hand. Terms mode
Was @ @ pup oa al ages. day anS evening" Ss
tween sth and 18th streets, ON Pennsylvania avenue over Cas
music store.
diplomac and the inhabitants Of Washington in generals
Mr. Brow, finishing writing master, respectfully his
return Rom cmend and ees fhe utmo. q having m
penmanshp TO the ladies and gentlemen Of this c who on his
Et generously welcomed his arrival with their kind
The decided iumensiiy Of Mr. B practice for
6ye years past and the anssra esmaon IN which his method o.
for every and attend his classes open day
and evening already active session Mr. politely invites early
Gentlemen Of all occupations positively taught splendid
business hand duent bold, pda clear and manly Style
how bad cgbe campcd the writing may be, In
ladies hours they acquire beautiful free,
graceful truly delicate feminine hand the only form approved Of
an and isss .slse s noTsS .iSsJ Private tuition Gwen
person II is leuer credit and rcconlnendaiion.H
Mr. b. 10 70 be seen from q m, 20 p m, oI 40 pm
days. Dec T-dim
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TIaK book Of Cenon Prayer, interpretsd ~ its hts
tory BY Rev q NJ Butter d., Of Tfnip Church, Washington
city. One vciumeprice one dollar .. .
jan4 FRANCk TAYLOR,
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MO. 3, OPROMTE CENTRE nIARIkET, have constantly
in on hand d full assortment OF family groceries
Exnp New York family hour

NO. 3, OPPOSITE CENTRE MARKI1T have constantly
IN on hand full assortment OF family groceries
E1Ss ~ New New Yot family aoar
IS IS vI$aa'. superias So ,,our III,
Dp .huIled buckwheat ats s9s. stsa# sss
Rye hour. Graham flour
Unb0lted hou, (svhite whcat)
Fresh ground oat -four s# s4s.Bs Bssa f NJ
loaf crushed, ganuaied, and ground sugars
Old government Java, Maraeaibo Mocha Rio, Domingo
coffee M siD &c Ngs 5ss1}s s3i
Fine sanpowder Imperial young hson old hyson skin,
Superior butter, selected from Orange county dairies
sapagc, Psrmesan scian pine apple, Imitation English, and
cheese
Boston, oyster butter soda, and crackers,
No. 1 and No. ? Mackerel, in Is ID. kits
"a barrels and barrels GOLDFISH ano tongues and sounds and
dunish M k8 asa.s s.fs sg@Sa'a3& 3&
Scaled hcuings in boxes at. ts
Blesclcd winter sperm, lard, and whale oil
SPERM adaniantne, and mould candes assorted
variety fancy mats, broons, buckets, baskets, &c.
Pure ground spices OF all kinds
Spices Of ul kinds grain t#. .
spas olives, paragon vinegar mushroom walnut
and tomato catsup mixed pickles. gcrn and English pickles.
Isorted 4a8
Preserved limes Guava jelly, sup
CrAu1eries, rusns, hgs, cuIranfs
Marsees and soH shell almonds, shebarks, lbe wnlnuts,
Harvey Heading pepper sauce Sol,
Anchoyc, 6hrmp, Caser, and Hotter pases 63f tsyA
Extract OF lemon, celery, vanilla, almond,
cnnaion cloves ginger lemon peel mace, thyme ncctnrne,
peact nint, peel, and superior quality
POWDER horseradish anchovies sadnes
and peach salad
ganc Leghorn, chip, and seed maccaron, vermceh
French Spanh and homeopathic chocoate na Tapioca rice
with other desirable articles which
JOHN b. KIBBEY & co.
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Whole tickets S20-halves $l0-quarers S5eghths $2 so
Certificates Of packages Of 25 whole tickets S2e0 0o
at# Do do of 25 half do 140 90
do Of IS quarter do 20 90
s#Ed DO do Of a5 eighth do IS 20
Orders Tickets Shares Certificates Of Packages in the
above splendid lotteries will receive the attention. and
official Of each drawing sent Immediately utter Is
10 all who order from
Address J. & @. MAURY, Agents,
+ Dee 2l- 04e Alexandria, Virginia
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q. = FOWLER,
IMPORTER ena and In glassware,
cutlery lamps eandslabas gfandoe walters, Britannia ware
Mai wal &e., &C., 4 Il ~
Has received, non,s BY ship Chesapeake
from Liverpool and otherwise, upwards Of
100 CRATES AND CASKS OF WARE,
which make his assortment amy country consisting
IN part, follows, tsF't 3afa
Goldband and plain white china dinner SETS and
achd pieces consisting Of casseroles comoiee high and low
Rich and plain tea ser and detached pieces
a variety Of dinner ser, do do
Besnufal toilet sets, do do
Rich and plain punch bowls 8 t@
Rich painted candeabras
A large assortment Of girandolss ss KS
Rich and l0w-psiced vases alunet hodersl aaf
Plated and osher candasticks cake baskets
Butannia tea aud coffee sets, walters lamps
knives knives and forks, threaded and plain
plated and aibata forks.
GLASSWARE.
Rich and plain decanter gobe champagne glasses
wnes umbers cordial gases finger bowls savers, hou bowls
dishes, boquet holders, nc. EH3
large assortment of wholesale and retail
low rs II can be purchased in the country.
Stone wares at the manufacturers' prices M 6he
Dec eeoifi Inn Store in Odd Fellows Hall, 7h
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cOIREE DANSANTEL has the pleasure to inform his
friends patrons pupils public generally that the favorite
viii Thursday evening, November ~
continued Thursday during the u g. would
saloon will be brilliantly illuminated with
CAS- having very considerable expense, effected his object OF
suitably lighting up the halls for dancing.
He has engaged band who will,
particularly h occasion, introduce several Of his new and FASH
ionsble pokas, waltxes, reduas, sc. ee. Gs
parts of the city have been
prepared In the Of distribution Those ladies
tickets will favor by sending
places residence L. Cau al the Saoon h
street. Nov. 27--M