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in SOUTH BROOKLYN.-

4 , One or two Gentlemen and Their Wives, aud afeg
sing Gentlemen can obtain choice paTior chambers aud
and convenient to the south Fey. Select society and
uet a. attractive home the OBJECTS sc gt tue nu-
her : cor sfqpsutly limited. Inquire at No lj2 Clinton 81
seco. door below Amtyst Reference gwen arc re-
Cugcd. 10 ~.
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FURNISHED ROOMS, without Board,

H. at No i42 Chambers st.-Weu furaished apartments
private family, location desirable ald m tho imDe
hate vcini'y excellent restaurant Breakfast and
ca, with private table, If required 30 I'M
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DamtfS.

DOOKKEEPER.-Wanted, a general
Gb Bonkkeeper a. the Metropolitan Bars APrii;1-l'A
70 be made between 10 AID y o'elock ~ ="
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n1anf employment.

a S SEAMsraEss or Chambermald, by a
~ respectable ycunS woman, and Waitress or - do
leht hOuIevork She would make herself generally use-
iul. Is Protestant. Best ely reference gwen Apply
At No 100 Libsry-st front room second door J3l %
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AS WET NURSE, by young Woman,
"a with a fresh breast Of mix. IN respectable family
Call az no. 50 Mlddagh street, Brooklyn. JSi ~
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TOOK-Wanted in Brooklyn, at No. l26
y Columbisst Cal between q and J. A Wonan
DO Il oIoaghly understands her Business may sen.
IsIHsI sEt place. Wages, 50 ~ :.
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OOKKEEPER'S SITUATION

H WANTED.-The Advertiser, young man, DC years
of is located in this City Agent Of manuac
ug company IN neighooring State which requires but
small portion Of his time, would ike to make
with Business house here TO their books
stye'a years experience by double entry &c To those
requiring ether temporary or permanent Clerk he would
offer his terms perfectly satisfactory, provided
that his business would not be interrupted by any ar
Taneeme n that would materially conflict with the above
EesIectahe references either IN or out Of New ok Adj
dress NJ. ]. I, care Of A X. HERRlCK. Esl No n
Reekmar Il. 10 2"IulhSo
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

EXCHANGE HOrEL-Thos. R. Shack
elfork, Richmonk ]. 5. Clake, Charleston ;
VIM. 5. Morrison, Va. Jno. w. Farrell, Phil
adelphia Wm p. Haug hion, Aberdeen Jas.
p. Hall, N. j.; A. w. Kelly, Derby Line, VT.
G. w. Quarts, King william; A. ID. Quarls,
Amelia; VIM, p. PHILIPPE, Savannah; Jno. ID.
Kent, Cincinnati; w. 5. Newman, Orange; h.
C. Thurston, Buckingham; G.. Wilkinson, n.
York; Taxeweii Taylor and DIR. G. W.Cow-
derry, Norfolk; F. Vincent, Phil; 6. b. Gil
bert, N. Y; L. Ruffin, Jr., Va; DIR. I. Gregg
~, DR.. T. l.. Gregory and W. A. Braxtcn,
King William; Mrs. b. Il. Nichols, two Miss
Nichols and b " Nichols, Boston; John d
Forbes, fredericksburg; Robert Lanier
Baltimore; & n Wins field Va; Jas A Wright
Bucking ham.
CITY HOTEL.-W A Bell, Washington; j
White, n Orleans J II Young, Chi!drey,
Il Howell, l. Bennington, Va; ID & Jackson,
Mecklenburg; q Hicks, A J. Day, Moon,
Rockbridge; II Whiting and family, Hampton;
j ; Starr, Miss; K w Lucas II o Bouvough,
W VIM and lady. Ala, J w Goode, Va l.
Banks and son, ID b Burr, Ga; K Williams,
L McMinn, Norfolk; + Nelson, New Kent;
" Sims, Z W Hudgius. Va; : q Wilson, A
Graves, IL Wood, A Grigg, Th0s L Webster,
Amelia.
COLUMBIAN UOTEL-P s Davidson Powh..
ter: > II GAmbel, Rockbrd,e, A 4 OboHshein,
"i,.e~, y-c burg; J w stone; dc; A MIs, Va;
u : Ba.,u., Ftuv.ara W Cotrcll, Goochand;
: \ G1riiss. Al1rr1erlr; J Garnet, Palmyra; NJ
II HUT, Frsrkir: 1: LcosIs, Gooch!and; fuqu,,
t!lvannr; = WI 81. ;. II, p; 81 AldTe i&c, Buck
irsl Ar; u D sacrH- Ten Hampshire / w Eeps,
Ply rsourE; 4 II N.e~ry Chcs.erti.ld; c K Per-
hns FlayAnn.; Z Il Tutwiter, dc; J Gregory, Va;
J T a nouctt, T0-uIlaI; W Faber, Va; II J Mar.
:!n Howardsy ic;fi ) armstrong, K & d X r; W
w E.O"". Che' e:ti-d; F. Scott, Powka,an; r
S1o.-a:, Lguise; G Brown, Rockingham; G Il
BCw.es, Va; W a Cay, Charles City.
AMERICAN HOTEL.-C Eebie University; f.
D fender fer, Bait; w l. White NJ D, Louisa; W
Chi!dgay, Petersburg: e w Daniel, Farmvle; 4
A Hi, Ala; Lownds, n Y; WA Scruags Powhp
ten; l. Moseiy, Gooohland; Il w Thomas and ladr
do; Scott Jr, Phls; w q Birch-tt, Prince George
7 " Smith; SutFJlk; 7 q Little, Ball, w Brys6 H.
&c; Il 81 Rudder, FRINGE George.
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nRAtYKNG.-J. S. PERKINS having return.
~ ed to Richmond for the winter, will give in.
sIructon in the various branches OF Drawing, as
Landscapes, Heads, Figures and Flowers. His sub.
jects models are by the beat masters, and have
been selected with view and interest the
beginner, while they cultivate correct taste, and
gradually lead the pupil to bold and independent
style Of execution that will readily enable him to
draw from nature.
All lovers of this art are invited to call at his
rooms Corner Of 5th and Franklin streets) and
anime his portfolios.
Lessons given at the pupils residences, if desired.
Separate hours devoted to young Gentlemen and
young Ladies' at his studio, where they will be re-
ceiyed on the sa:=1e terms es in schools.
oc4-3m+
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Hkf4 aTlsn n p.srfMffsa

IL ROAD, OPEN TO KEYSVILLE, n MiIrS
On and after Monday, November 9Th. 1899 -.
lar Passenger Train will run daily (sundavs go
ed) between Richmond and Keysville. -
The Train will stop for passengers only at the "a
lowing points: '''
Manchester, Powhite Robious, Coal Fjelds IT.
mahawk. Powhstan, Petersburg Road, Mst,oa.
SCOTS Shop, Amelia Courthouse, Wysnoke L.
nings Ordinary, Haytokah, Liberty Church, Mebe,,
rim end Clark's ''''7'
Leave Richmond at 7 O'Clock, A. n. Retarri--
leave keysvile at l25 ?. NJ 80 .
Children under 10 years of age free. provi4a5 =.
seat is not occupied or claimed By them from u
aud under ID years of age, half price. servar,s
travelling by themselves must BE- furnished W.
two passes. go that be retained in the ono,
and 1t must be expressly statedon he pass that ne
are permitted to go On the cars
n. Passengers for Lynchburg will take t,o
Southside train at Haytoksh for Rice's Sts,fon
thence by Flagg & Co.'S Steges TO Lynchburg p
sengers for Halifax Court House and DaDyi7la "
can ma ct Messrs Flagg q Cos horse coaches :,
KeySvile And passengers for Greens borough and
Salisbury, N. C., via DanviIs, can NEE, Hassrs
Flagg T. Cos horse coaches on MONDAYS. va
nesdays and Fridays at Key:yile.
Passengers for GAINESVILLE, Roydton. Mjl-o, y
C, and Yanceyviile can meet Messrs Moss {. Ca,s
coaches at Keysyiile on Tuesdays, Thursdavs and
Saturdays.
oe II John Fl. OSBORNE Srrt
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EDUCATION.
Al K-. EI.AM'S 5 MI Ky FO X
Nl YOUNG LADIES, Broad street, be-
n q 4 II Ar. F I'm

An Ks. ELAM'S . h N AHI r Q X
M YOUNG LADIES, Bread street, be-
tween 23rd and 24ih, Church Hin.-From
and after the LIST of January, this institution will be
prepared for the reception of boarders and day Fu.
pills. as all alterations and arrangements will have
been completed by that time. The Principal has,
in addition to the teachers heretofore engaged in
the various departn, nts, secured the assistance of
an efficient end experienced teacher from Washing.
ton, d c. Studies-are the various branches OF
English, Philosophy, Chemistry, Potany, Astrono'
my, Mythology and Rhetoric. Particular atten-
ton directed 10 writing, compositi5n, arithmetic
and enunciaton.
Terms
Board per scholastic year Of 10 months, with bed.
ding, &c Sl2o
Tuition--Fngish varying according to the al
tsinnent OF the pupil, from ------ SIG to 3 IS
Music on the Piano Vocal instruction included) 40
Painting and drawing. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Languages and Lectures at Professors iees.
N. B.-To those sufficiently interested to enquire,
the most satisfactory ref will be given, either
in city or country or both.
Mrs ELAN begs leave TO add that the classes of
Astronomy aud Geography are daily instructed in
the uses Of the globe in solving problems in their
interesting though difficult studies.
de l5-Imt
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~ WATCHES, JFWELRY AND FANCY
H2. GOODS, No. f06 Main street.-Just
- bopening, an extensive assortment of
Watches and Jewery Of every description, and for
sale in quantities to suit purchasers at as low
prices as can be purchased in any of the Northern
cities City and country merchants, dealers and
others, will please call ard examine Goods and
prices The stock comprises Gold Watches Of every
description. from the most celebrated manufac-
turers; Jewelry Of every description Of new styles
nnd of the inest quality; gold Guard fob and vest
Chains; Ear and Finger Kings plated Ware com.
prising Tea Sets, patterns; Spoons, Forks, &c
silver Forks, Spoons, Knives, Napkin Rings, Fruit
Knives, Card Caees, &c also, very extensive as
sortment of gilt ard plated Iewelry of every des-
crlption, suitable for the country trade Combs
Buttons, Brushes, fancy Soaps, Cologne Water,
Extracts, Pins. Cutlery, Clocks, Pencils, Bohemian
Glass Ware, Giran3oes Porte Mouaies Cigar Gases,
Dressing Cases Portfolios, Blank Books, Note and
Writing Paper, Steel Pens, Sealing Wax, Waters,
Carpet Bags, Britannia Spoons Coffee Mills, Ham
mers, Accordeons, Violin Strings-in fact every
variety and kind Of the above description Of Goods
too numerous to mention New Goods received
almost every day. ELIAS HALE, Importer,
no24 No LOG Main street.
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l. DiiI' o. RICH no Ss,.
MARINE NE WIS.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
scbr Eva G.rwool, Philadelphia, coal to w
WIKI:
schr Eliza Peterson, williamson, New York
>chr Nsl II Baird, Stubs Sa.em. psstcr
Scnr p9are Kn pY, Kew ycrs, roase
Steamer KOanoAe Parrish, New York, mjee 10
LUG.aEn 4 Wa!sal
Luderl K W1tsJn
SAILED,
Schr Minerva Wright. STorta, New York
Scar Sh.ron, Fai;ss, Boston ulcee, D Cu5Iie
Schr T'rl Co.quitt, hirwin, Baltimore, ladse, "
7 o.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
MONDAY, Dec. 90.


Senate.
A bill from the House. in relation TO Sch ari.
~ Schools" in New Kent county, and authori
sing the election OF an additional number Of
O,erseers OF the Poor in said county, was
passed.
Also bill incorporating the Carbona Mining
ard Manufacturing Company.
A minority report on the subject OF .malI
notes, was presented-and both reports ORDER
ed to he printed.
The remaining business Of the Senate to-
da, was confined to preliminary stages OF le-
House of Delegates.
The Speaker presented to the House a com
r,unirsrion from w. l.. Jackson. (ot Pleasan!s
and Richie countes,I Iesigning, oil and aiier
the Is; Of January next, his seat in the House
# Delegates.
The Speaker was directed, By resolution, TO
order a writ OF election TO supply the va cancy
created by MIR. Us resignation, on the 9th OF
January.
petition was presented from Chas. Yam
cey, and other citizens Of Buckingham, pray
~ that the Banks OF tie Commonwealth
l4ay be authorised 10 issue ANAL notes.
A resolution was adopted, authorising the
committee on Finance to make inquiry wheih-
erconiraciors for the construction OF railroads,
Sc, IN the State, have been paid in cash, il.
power 10 send for persons al papers, and TO
epurt the information obtained 10 the House.
The unfinished business of 5 i,urday ,.he
election Of Clerk of the House # Delegates
coming up, the baIIotngs suspended on cai
urday by motion fer adjournment, were r.
sumrt.
There were five unsuccessful baiioiings Oh
Saturday. The 9Th to-day resulted US follows:
Geo. W. Wilson, 43
Shelton c. Davis, So
:. Bassett French, al
Villain F. Phillips, 4
5. ID. White, 2
several subsequent ballots resulted with bit
iflle variation ia the number Of votes cast for
he respective cand dates.
Finally ton the l2Eh oallo) ST. George
Tucker CLERK Of the Senate) was put in nomi-
na;ion-and was elected on the l4th ba!io, as
{ olnws
Tucker, s.
Wilson, IS
French, (Eot N nonia4;ioo) D
Ell. Iucher having received q majoritv of
81 ti.a votes cast, was declared duly elected
C;tln otlhe House otDeiegales.
And then, al halfp O'Clock, the House
aJpUiDcd.
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uE undersigned have formed -
eINsnS .hoeG the style and firm Of Ws ps'tn re,
nnlToos d Co Tor the purpose of -. II. re-
.uin Saeeo mnnnfaciaring Business ,S Un y t
hands this vss u request h.i those who hired ,t.i
br,ho, ns year 70 lhe late BIZ Pa:t.suy R.i,, -
ioLei OF one oi our drtn, and o.hrrs
-. ~ give uA call before hifin ,lif -.s
suit. 'D- "a 80. aet price, Tor such az
no 25-duy. WEI, II. ROBIEsyN.
JAMES TYLER.
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ltCRICE.-Ille si;tscIiLer he's in store and
l. tHF 20 or sco cnn.G EdEg terms, the follow
II superior brands CT Lico.ce:-25 cases F G
SICK, 81 cases Bet.k & c. lass
JOHN :. 2DEiNSJN,
no j Corner Gary aGai H0.fl stS,;ts
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All SMALL B0YS.-H. P. TAYLOR sth
n street, between Grace and Franklin-My
School being exclusively for beginners, give ape
cid attention to Reading, Correct Enunciaton
Grammar and Spellingi also to Geography, Map
my boys composition and writing may be awaya
seen at the Dispatch office. lily Rule is peremp
tory, but gentle possible. cc9
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Fe!y respectfully, Your obi .erv',.
4 WAR3Ehi
Eichmoad, Noy u. 80 "A -

!or SAT-, ~noicsd.e AID retail, Dy BENNETT &
~, rs, =: bcDEkkR, CHAS. BECK, CHAS
VI, ard NJ. A. i. DAVIS, Main street, aao
bGttHLA i; iELTON. Broad st aichraond.
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CsLE OF LAMB on WE-THA1 9LANf

GLE OF LAMB ON WEsT5IAM FLANK
~ Road, AZ NILES ABOVE RICHMOND
l-av.. : !uTcb&std much larger tact of land
a. Ills low offer for sale, aud DESTROYS to IL
L ovr TOT. spc diiy, wiilse at public auction on
" oGncsday, the l.th Js-ua- y ceAt, 1853, my
/ &;e, ~ the L InliEIs Vi TIE Wtsham aux DAD
a lrrct contains t.c!a !eg t. 100 acres som. 40
T. -s3tc,"s cleared in nigh state Of improve.
g. tH'r Ah'!' Welded III .e1l, = bushels # what
ltrScf, II 1902, 20 buaas.s per acre; and in corn.
son tO!s per acre. The larger part OF tLs
Ce"9 ial:d ! is been lE'a3 bone dustc,t .uanoai
(n tiTee Yeas GsC pou;:ds per a-rc) sd scope !.
IA I'd. IEc bu.iIaas consist If = C0itaso N lJu1
l1tms, VI extensive p -chiry barn, S:a3,c,
I. " ~1't, LeSro quarters corn cr;b I'm Ike house
g., a. lt IL 'Ge last -hree yeas OF beat I-lat.r
5S, ENC "a o.a ia-;e; greater potion VI tao farm
eHc.o-t- nh Caa rlsnK and locust 4mi ce3.7
pos .Ie wA al scs drd The pat tall, IcS} busa
= "a.en Vii probably yie,d the rext year Il %
tu-t.si HE crop Ct co.a should yield 43J barI1.s;
Ia, tO.,e0 rounds; clever hay, 81 to $1,000
I aLds.
Il l. c Il is sod, afterwards vii be ,sold the
ff:Ee COS, 80 - 81 Dos OF Cora, O4:a Fodder.
Icy FtdC'r. 5 -gcks, Wheat straw, mich Cow.
&c.
Terms e payment announced on day Of tgle,
NE:ef csn lie ulsde satisfactory.
% DIV. HAXALL.
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+ rs. ANN Il. DAVIS: Dear Friend
W. P.sase seld by the bearer, TWO bottles
neEr q your Cough Ilixfr. Ny last supply
is ny exhausted, aid Lever ike 80 &c without
II III. n. hcu's IL is now ap~.rda II twelve years
tt &c fl at sGe Trial eff Il, AID nave .area /: r.
TIA CO s'nce Il cases q co5 and cough, and have
aiO adm Uttered il to ether members Of my farni-
iy-ny l!Gten in palt.cula--wi,h ths most hap
" tatc!: have t.tcd nearly al the coash rene
Ct q the dey, erd have 70 hesitation in ssTi,r
i;t5 1e.,oye your, to be the MOS. valuable PIE
Ie:ati' Il o. the kind now IA use, AID - f.En!ly
n''ti:ie t!Eiost indispensable. l therefore ,sk-
"a I"i'uIe n Iec,nuen ing !: TO tie eolG
a ICE and Part mage If the iub.ic.
Ve!y Respectfully, Your OBJ ,erv'.
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~ F@R sALE.-Thu House and Lot, cor
81 nsr OF Franklin AMI Alb Streets a. oreaert oc.
cG3ied by c.! Z Il Niasaao 1ae lot fronts "a
feet on FTankin and runs back LOO feet on 4th
street, to IS 10 alley.
FOR terms, which viii be accCnnu1o t,ng, apply
to K. ~ BURTON.
ecs
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Richmond, Feb 20, 1882
P.S.-The Night Train will not stop to take up OF
put down passengers, except at the following sLa.
tons: Cottage Taylorsviilc junction. Chesterfield,
Milford, Ginneys, Fredericksburg and Brooks
N. BY order OF the Postmaster General, no
mail train will be run between Richmond and
Washington on Sunday nights
fe 81 IS
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" " tLH AIN II IsIt g VNJ-,
PropuetOrs, II. Y
Chronic Rheumatism of Ten Years.
standing.


Nav ORLEANS, March 81.
P Price, merchant, writes NO language can de-
scribe the suferings have endured for the last
years Mine Chronic Rheumatism in it's worst
forms. For the last three years have scarcely been
able to turn myself in bed during the night My whote
system affected. ! have had the best medical at
tenda which could be procured in the Bast and
South And besides, have Ased all other ediss OF
which could hear, and have taken medicine enough
to ru "A the constitution sfsny At length tried
Mortimore's Rheumatic Compound, and it bes peg
formed a radical cure ?. PRICRT
do
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ri, MUSICAL INSTR CT0R4.-P
81 Il. TAYLOR has in store, the te!Iowiay
EaSglg Il i-a! IasrucIjen bootzs:
- Methods for Piano. BY Here. Har.z1 (fur
au1 e5rdgeo} Czeray, Beye-
t.ioe:ic; clifton
Do % Guitar b Carcass; Cursiss, Ballard.
M; -ctors Ia singing. by Coos; Sconca, Clifton;
Iarp Flute, Violin and Accrr9s,- Instruct NJ.
Inc rzest assortment # Music anj busira! In
s'fa.e9s IL tins state fer sale q: New York prices
e Persons desiring the services Ct Professor
oi mu9c' can ohtaa Ell Tequsit ,-ifo.nlas "a q. 10
the tes, qualified; TERns : c a,
/, ii. TAYLOR'5 Piano s4,d Music Store,
10 IA 100 Main =. opposite II = Parks
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I'LL .,i,n q aaoserioer, aftor con ldersb,e dim
az 90 ~ nes succeeded in securing the scrv,cn,
VI y, one OF the most tasty ard sAiIiu bet
NC o1lt1o states Vita this increa sod facjtne u,
eSerahss SS, has OF the most superior aaa i ,s
paaronzing Northern HIATT "a 60. " nee ssty Tor
.n uisaeiActarers OF that article can am 'j9 -
beauty and style J.s ~ c4o a. !Hess utility
! de l3-dlIn 'aAE~5 COLLINS
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EIEVCtiE-ON,s CEIFRNATED REaI

Z EDT FOR BLIND AND BLEEDING PILES
Warranted sate sire and mild remedy for
Piles Pralapsps AMI, and ell other diseases Of the
rectum. One box will convince the patent of Its
mild and curative properties.
Price OF. one d3ll.r, , OF. SOC per boz.
Prepared by ". HUTCHINSON, Amsterdam,
Bote;ourt County, Va.
For sale III Richmond by Purcell, Laad & Co.
Dove {: co and Adie II Gray. Sc 29-dly
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4 NkEAV 3 Aka2AiNs IN CALICOS.-
"a A l1ree lot If Caicos, 81 cents worth 10 cts ;
rich Printed nouselanee white ard colorcd Elan
nels, Kerseys, Satincls, Gloves and IIosiery-to
Fether with every article usually found in a Dry
Goods house; and if you want bargains, call on
w. BOCTNkIGHT,
No Res corner st and Broad streets.
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CKEAT REDUCTION ~ PKICk-.-

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
~ ii. ROSENFELD, 40 l75 Broad street, lnosi
respectfully calls the attention OF the ladies and
the public generally To his large stock OF Dry Goods
which no IS determined % sell OF from this date
81 very reduced prices, sach as Lace Goo3s,
Sleeves, Chrmisettes, aud grea. variety OF EGl'
hro1eries Mousllns, S.ska. French and English
Merinos Calicos, 5hawls Blankets. &C. 4 ane as
sortmeHt of Hosiery and Gloves, al Of which VII
BIZ sold such prices tina! cannot fail TO give salts
faction.
Bah small notes taken ~ market Ta:ss, Ia
exchange for Goods.
Do e2lms ROsFNFELD.
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NOTiCE.-An persons indebted to WN. H
~ SMELL, JOHN A SMELL 4 co. or BARNES
s. SHELL, requested to make immc iiate pay
nent Ito me. JAMES A. SMELL,
Sc 2T-ts Administrator Of WA u. SBaH
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Ga 40 :Si.30.-0r ? thousand Likenesses
- A eVO. have been taken at OSBOAN'S Ds
2l2rTean Galleries since the reduction { f plices.-
And we now wish it understood By all thai Osborn
will continue 70 take ine SKY Light Miniatures in
neat for 81. Remember this is the only place
where Sky-Light Miniatures are taken for 81. To
those that think one dollar is too cheap for good
Likeness, We would only say, call and get Like
ness worth or $40. Remember the place.
OSBORN'S,
i)onnsi.n .he Ranks si.rn of tho Arfer;onn Flno.
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ETER & LEFT tEICn, General Cor.lnis-
~ sion Merchants, otice Two doors below the
Colun'bion Hot.l Cary street, will attend to the
sales OF every description Of country produce, the
hiring out 81 segr&s, aad ell other business en-
trus;"d 10 their care. They arc also prepared to
do large amount Of storage on ike Dock, upon
the naost accommodating terrls. They pledge their
most rigid attention to all cCusignments made to
them and al other business entrusted to their core
SAMUEL II. JETER,
de s-ft EDWARD M IFFTyVJCH
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information Of passengers, that four daily lines
IN operation between Washington and Bajtimo-.,
by means Of which the traveller who, .hrouz1
buSinPss or n'ansrrn. hoo haan DELAYED in Nasi-
lngloh, mas II Always In his power to proceed at
convenient hour direct his journey to any
point north Of that place. THOMAS SHARP.
A.rcr IL, ~ -
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n CARD-GENTLEMENs DRESS

A CA X D-GENTLEMEN'S DRESS
GOODS.-We respectfully invite Gentle.
meu in want OF handsome and durable Dress
- Boots. Gaiters, &c, to call and examine our
large and varied assortment of articles in that line
We have been at great pains 10 select the most
pressly to our order various styles and patterns OF
gentlemens Dress Boots Shoes and CATERS, that
we are confident will be approved by those who
wish something at once useful and beautiful
Please give call, at our large and convenient
store, where may be found the most complete as
sortment of Boots, Shoes, Trunks and Car
pet Bags, to be found at any one place in Viz
g:nia. WHITE ~ PAGE,
~ Main ST, , doors below Dorley's Hat Store.
"a GHEAT REDU CTI0N IN e.
AAlTHE PRICE OF HATS, CAPS AND ~
BOOTS-In buying your Hats and Boots, go e
right to Head Quarters, J. Ii. ANTHONY, ~S~f
Columbian Hot corner, where Mo.eskin Hats Of
best quality are selling at....-..-...-....S3 20
Second quality Observation-Disclosures 800
81 Hats Of the lates: fashion. 80
Fine Calf5kin sewed Boots------. so
Together with nm assortment of Cloth, Plush, and
Oil silk Caps; Soft Fur and Wool Hats, Silk, Cling
ham and Cotton Umbrellas, at low prices. seq
FIRE. LIFE AND nIARINk
~ INSURANCE The Richmond Firs
ssS.EsteSAssOciaton are now prepared TO issus
>As- - policies of Insurance on the above de.
scrptton OF risks on reasonable terms an.
similar company, and respectfully ask share ..
the patronage of the public. Applications will be
received at the office No 223, corner of Main and
9th streets, where tie officers will cheerfully fur.
nish all Information that may be required. AZ
losses promptly aud literally adjusted.
JAMES BOSHER, President
joins II. RosHER, Secretary. NH II