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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-15

UOSEfE BOOkh. LAlE Or klCH-
- MOND. UPHOLSfERER AND PAPER
HANG ER.-W ould respectfully inform the cii-
zens of Lynclburg and surrounding country. That
he has come among them. to conduct in this place,
the above business. in all its various branches And
FOR TINT purpose. ba. taken store Main street.
few doors above the Franklin Hotel building.
where he is now opening and intends to keep con-
stanfly or iland assortment Of French and Amer
lean PAPER HANGINGS, with borders 10
match, which he will furnish and put up on VERY
reasonable terms. either in town country. He
also has on hand general assortment of Uphol-
steering Goods such as Uindor Curtains. Coyaic-
rs. Curtains. Bands, Iransparcnncs, Sc, all Of
which he will work up on very accommodating
terms.
He would also state. that h. is prepared to
tfacturc to order, a the best materials. Feather
Beds, Cnrlea Hair. Spring and Shack Moitrasscs.
not to be surpassed for beauty, comfort and dura-
billy.
N BAH Uphols,eied work repaired upon wa
sonable terms. march 15-lm
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CT- We are requested to announce JOHN j.
PERRY n candidate for the office of Constable in
the county Of Nelson {fcb. 23--ts i'll
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For Constable.

HT' We authorized to announce COLE.
MAN W. KIDD candidate for the office of Con
stable in the county Of Nelson. feco. 23--ifts]
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q NPRIN ATS. q

= y II ri q II A r. =. r.
"a Having arranged with one of the f,rn'- -
rr workn Of VIM. II. Bebee 10 manufacture my
MOLESKIN SILK hats. and having received n
few easts of them which orc admitted by Gentle
men of rn.ie 10 he TIig THING wish 10 invift
all DESTROYS of having something nice IN oil pattis
ulnr4 to examine tlese HITS have also sup
ply Of KOSSUTlI Hats: md after few weeks
shall present m assortment of Hats. Boots Shoes,
Trunks, Carpet Bags, md all Goods in my line fnr
surpas.ng il variety the best assortment ever pre-
ser,cd u the Inspection Of this community. Eve
rybady SAYS 1HKf will sell very chrup!!. Thank
FIJI for very lbcfal patronage, shall ny to scerc
f,s coninDnnce
Mar jt.iGs p, SEABrRy:
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Railroad Ccle brafion- Mig Conrcafion.


1T tNt', I'IHTtII 7 7. =
a grand celebration took place to-day.
! npon the occasion Of the extension of the
Penn., lvania Railroad to Ma>sillon Ohio.
The Wing County Convention apPoint
| Ell delegate To the State Convention Who
are IN favor oi Sent for The Presidency,
and Ctitfcnden FOR the Vice PrcsiJuncy.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD,
tfNcHptRe.. March 10, 1862.

TCDACCO.
Inspected the pat Tepk "a bids. mostly Lngs
The supply d Lodsc Tasarrp abundant qualit,
generally inferior. with hut little. if any variation
from last wecks prices. BAY fr,,m s. to far Luss
81 to Il for Common Leaf; sii to for medium
aad from SC TO si3t for gooj to fine
WHrAT-Rcceipf- fight. with salcs from 80 &c
s. cts for Red and Eiitr.
WM. r. SMITH, Comm Msrcl,'t.
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4 Ewss u. tfsENsMAw 4 CO.,

EWES ID. CRENAHAW 4 CD.l
- Rschn'ona, Va, have in store and oaos ia
sale
20 lhls prime Bacon Sides
AZ hhds N. o. g. r. X. Sugars
- bids Cuba Musea,ado Mola.ses
l2 1icrccs 80
40 bbls N. o. do
400 bngs Ria. Ing. and Java Coffre
300 packages Loaf, Crushed and Car'd Sugnrs
100 kcgs Nails--with mn assortment Of sod
fcathGr. Pcppr, Ten, Handles Window Glaze
Soap Tanners Oil. N. Il Rum. Hslrngs Sc. Sc,
70 which We respectfully ask The bi,ct,ion u tLs
lyhchhurg Merchants. ard solicit their Ordc,s.
Feb
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oluiions be sent to the idow ard rela.
lives ofthe deceased. and to the Lynch
burg Virginian and the Richmond Chris
tan Advocate. for publication.
WM. I. GANNAWAY,A
JACKSON GODBEY. Committee.
GEO. w. TUCKER,
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NOTICE--To All whom IL may
~ CONCERN.-The creditor. Of the late Do;
vid osle by are requested Ii rrescbt their claim.
asain-, his estate. properly evidenced. 10 me. an
Tuesday. The Goth day Of April, 1852, for settle
menf During the businrss hour. of that day.
n,ny be found at the Washington Hotel In the town
Of Lynchburg. All those indebted to David Osles-
By deed, requested to make immediate ray
nicnt to his ndm'rs. the condition Of his estate
precludes indulgence
WIN. NJ CABELL, Admir-
Mar tI-,on,nI rF ~ Dylfst- drr'd
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DENITENTIARYPL AIDs..

4 Opened this morning large lot Of tho rs
borc 6oods, which nrc very hnudporpo pe,sons
in want wtr'd 10 Mcn 10 cuIl soon before they arc
picked over DON I. @, PETERS.
Feb o3-ilt.
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ITO THE FARMERs-Tbe .uL.rr;.
l. bcrs having purchased the Patent Right If d.
Glow, Dou5ie Cylindrical Rosary Screen Wheat
Fan, IoS manufacturing them and ask the
Farmers 10 call sad examine {. r, themselves.
DIuGtiD & BEO..
Mar 1j-ti tsnrkLnrg Ecxadrx.
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IN PUBLIC sALEof Valuable


g TRACT OF LAND. SLAVES, Sc.-ln
pursuance Of n decree of the circuit court OF Bed
fnrd in tho Gaze Of 'rompkins " Tinsley. Sc. and
MeCnhe Tinslcy. SC. tho undersigned, who
were appointed commissioners for that purpose
will, on Sattsdhs. the aSh day of February. 1852,
at The residence Of Samuel q, Tinscy in the enun-
~ Of Bedford. near the Meadows Of Goose Greek.
sell to the highest bidder. at pubic auction. the
Tract of Land on which the said Tinslcy now re-
sides, containing Il9 Ia Acres, with it,
county. This Tract uf Land is said be very va
unhlc. The mprnvrmcnts consist Of oomtorn-
m bic DWELLING HOUSE. and all other ne
III ccs-ary houses. Aiy person, wishing To pur-
chase hive opportunity Of .nSpce'fng it be-
fore the day Of sale
Also, a; the same time aud place. viii be sold
Seven Valuable slaves, md the in
crease OF the females since tho datc oftwo deeds of
trust executed by said Tinslcy, bearing date
on the fifth day Of February, 1850. and the other
the Goth day of June, 1850
Also, 3 ilor-cs,5 Feather Bcjs, pcdstcad. nnd
Furniture. and other Household and Kitchen Fur
n,urc, all the rlantatiun Tools in possession &C
said rjnslcy Mt the date Of tho said deed Of 20th
June 1850 one IA Cart, one Yoke Of Oxen and
stuck of Cattle and Hogs in possession Of said
Tinslcy on the said Goth june 1850.
TERMS-Thc Land viii he sold on n credit of
twelve months, tic purchaser being required to
give bond with good personal security. and the IL
tie To the land retained further security subject
resale ~ default OF the payment of the purchase
money. The Slaves ind other property will be
sold on credit Of six months, the purchase, Civ
ing bond. With good security.
+.
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EOMETmING NIEE!.-THE SUB

EOMETnING NlEE!!-THE SUB
- scriicr onrrs TO III" public small box 81
Nicssrs. OYLgn & AsDTnsos's Goid Lent Honey'
DER T'o5occo.. u -as manufactured expressly for
exhibition III The World's Fair, IN London, and wss
mentioned there amongst the finest IL has
been ordcr' Il back home, and those who would
Ike a euID Of something superior. invited to
call II the Drug Store Of JOHN II. SEAY,
March S--ts Main tsfsct,
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Jan oa-w,asr

q A. WINGFIELD,
r. e. BuRKS,
JAMES 7. JOHNSON,
Jan 2a-wtoSf Commits siopers.
n. u. The foregoing sale moi having taken
place the appointed time account of The in
ciemency Of the weather. viii be had Mt the resi-.
dence Of Samuel G. Tin..y on the 3cd day Of A.
pril next. G. A WINFIELD,
T.. C. BURkS.
j.. r. JOHNSON,
Mar I5-wi3Ap Commm'rs.
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EMOVAp..-Ilayin taken tho large Gss.
IN Gerry Store If Col. Aug. Lcftwich, obliquely
oppositcmy old stand where slan be rlod 10 $50
ny old customers and The public generally, l hops
~ strict nitcntian 10 business 10 receive portion
oiputc patronage. keep constantly on hind 1
general assortment Of (srOcertes, and also d
good assortmcn, Of staple Goods, and would
be glad To receive aud forward any Goods sent to
my care, and also sell any Cosatry producr, on
commission. JOSEPH w. WILSON
March ID.
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E,NAOUIs-3o bbls prime Superins Flour. just
u IN store md for sale ny
Feb 1871. It)s. u. WItsoN
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DNEMIUM Tobncco FtAVor-As

l. nr'ielc tiint has no superior my whore, ard
muy be tried with safety. inequalities car only hc
judged BY ia use, and win be- found 10 tianplu..
through 7oborco a,ona 10 suit the tas,e &c all
consumers. BY calling 1T tho Hal store or Wm.
Sitter. Agent you can sect yourselves and Ianss
your orders, which will be promptly dispatched.
March f.-ta Wa. STITZER Ag'i
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Il Lynchhrfg and Abingdon Telegraph Comps
ny, wish 10 hire by tho month, FIFTEEN Negro men 10
be employed between ibis place md Richmond
Apply To 1 II. Dcanc ir. 10 the Supt.
Muir f-ts j. II. TREE Ivnrlburr
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rHE DAILY DlSPATCH|


WAshission Ut. ~. 49, -. 49,, -.
The csnoiaaNs =. sne ~. ts-;.r5. ~ ssrs
4siriy before tne Pe.p ~. rrs,s- r.,c,v 3
are bumisnhf " .ns,a IA d. IA rorsesss Il.
IAN 9nusuany asa' ~ a - ~ rse,ve lesder.
ready tne pugis cslas y sus e r,en.r.s ;on.
90 ,ne RAM ano n'e s,Ccs aS ,h.n ca,oes The
men utseA mse.s n..sn :, ,s;s r;,v nrofsss
tug OF 1ssl p:. s - !" a..,;r.,;ors nre-
q oe sesIiy pisassd VIII . -. ~ !, wnnd seem
seuteo oy sacn 20 .nc 1H,e. a.. =. so,E we'll.
tnaieacn 1onvsn''on . sa s;rh s,s,;eca,;on. NOT
10 mus tendenng ssea . nA ~, r. it's onno.
70 its poiis'cai 'f's"us a'o"s' w
nents, also. ,s,., concon;
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s. 4 20 fEISOAx.
II CITY HOTEL wm. 2; Ha@ q
ron. Greensboro, Ga; ]. G. Fowlkes, Jamea
&. ssaih, j. G. Robertson, 8. J. Anderson ard
w. w. Robertson, A ottoway; Austin fowlkcs,
Prince Edward; Benz. A. Goode. Powhstuu:
a. B. TonIey, Campbell; John .. Bishop,
and J. r.. Drumgoole, Southampton; George
Watson, North Carolina; Samuel A. Saun-
ders. Wilmington; james s. Swift Hanover;
w. Hoods, Albemarle.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.--A Dudley and Miss A
Rowe, Lynchburg; D r Durham. New York; T N
forman, Georgia; w w Fsyette, Columbia 8 C;
T T Jones and L B Lane, Alabama; c w Powell,
Mississippi; ssngster. Fairfsx, Va; P B Jones,
Orange; Mason, J F Dyer, A Marbury, and
Miss Goodwin, and Miss Caldwell. Fredericks-
burg; Mise Gray, Miss Curtis, and Miss West, Nor
folk; T II Harnsluger, Rockingham; Garrett
charlottesville; w Bell Culpepper; w Dring
lison, Philadelphia; w Moon. lady and servant
and Miss Anderson, Memphis Tenn: n w 8
Archer Amelia, C Morris, Hanover; Miss Cole
man. Louisa.
AMERICAN HoTEL-M M Anderson and w
Campbel Hanover; s Ellison and c Warner,
N Carolina; Maj Johnson, A; Geo Bower
Wilmington; VT Cosby and lady, Raleigh; Ja,S
Larring. Chester DR. Arlington and fam, Warren
ton; Holman, Tenn; r H Campbell, Caro-
line; A Clark, Tuckerton; c Hurd and W
Whitman, Augusta; C Brooke, c; b B Gaines
G w Goodwyne ne. Mrs Gillian, Miss Gillian, Miss
Pegram Miss Meade, r o Britton and fam. and Miss
NJ r Britton, Petersburg; H II Harrison, Va; .
Jones, Frsnkford.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL Daniel, Prince Geo;
Cosby and Mayo, Powhatan; Swoniay
Spottsylvapia; DrtV Harrison, Prince George; r
Atkinson Powhatan; f. w Moring and Fowlkes,
Prince Edwd; E 8 Flippng, w w Robinson, C
Robinson and J Anderson, Nottoway; G James,
Fall Branch, Tenn; G w Cox. Goochland; r Ste
vens, Philadelphia; Roberts, Nelson; PIERCE e.
H Off, Hariisonburg; R Richardson, Fluvanna.
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SALES OF STOCK
AkkPoRTRp WEEKLY BY yoHN a r.yc..
SON, BRoKKRs
virginia State Stock IS years TO run ;n,.,e.,fro,
oa.e-saies at the Treasury, SLOT
state Stock, former issue with ipteyest fo,
el06 ana interest. 'ass ioag DO.
James River and Kanawha guaranteed Rora.
With interest from lst Jany-lsst sales ana snS
Canal and Railroad registered guaranteed Hand.
Win interest from LIST Jany-lsst sales lO3 and ins,
4chmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac r
bonds With interest from lst Janusry--last sales
City Of Petersburg Coupon Bonds. with intere.,
- from let February--ssle this week 100 and int
Richmond City Stock, with interestfrona Ist Ian.
uay-saes this week lO3 and int
Virginia Bank Stock-par $40 last saIcs 75i
Farmers, Rank Stock-lsst sales 1884
& Exchange Bank GtDck-last sales l07&
vs. Fire aud Marine Insurance Stock-last sales
kl11i. 80
6is week 3i3 -
eiehmond. Fredercksburg and Potomac q. r
bio4k-ssles this week - 8ss s. s.
Virginia Central r. b gfock--laaf sales 90
& cemoud and Petersburg b. B. Stock -saIcs This
ssmes River and Kssswba Hnck-Iast Gales II.
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MARINE NE VS..
PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED,
Schr Lucy Robinson, Robinson, New York. salt,
&C., to Davenport, Allen & Co.
Schr John Titus, Newcomb, Philadelphia coal to
Clarke
Schr Gun Powder, Bird, New York, hay to H w
Tyler.
Schr John Polk Johnson, New York, hay to
Edmond, Davenport e. Co.
Schr Voant, Truett, Philadelphia, coal
Sloop Mary L Compton, Rowland, New York
SAILED,
Sloop Mary HELEN, Corson, Philadelphia.
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FIRE. LIFE AND M1RTNu
INSURANCE The Richmond III.

Association are now prepared 70 issus
policies of Insurance on the above ~
scnpton of risks on ~ reasonable ter.ns I. -. -
similar company, and respectfully ask ! .h.,s J,
the patronage of the public. Applicstiops nil "
received at the Office No 223, corner Of M; - y
9th streets, where the officers win cheerfuIly fur.
nish all information that may be required. An
losses promptly and literally adjusted.
JAMES BOSHER, President
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NEW PUBLICATIONs.-NAsH

NEW PUBLICATIONS SMASH e.
~ WOODHOUSE, EARLE Square. have received:
Thorpe, oui English Town, and Human Lie
Therein, by William Mountford, vol, limo, hand.
somely printed-$l
Eleven Weeks in Europe and what may be seen
in that time. By James Freeman Clarke, vol,
l2mo-Sl
Up the Rhine, by Thomas Hood with comic H.
lpstrations-a pleasant humorous book for travel.
lers-2 parts-50 cents
The Solar System, q Descriptive Treatise upon
the Sun, Moon and Planets, including an account
of all the recent discoveries, by J Russell Hind,
Foreign Secretary of the Royal Astronomical So.
ciety of London &c-25 cents
Memorial of James Fennimore Cooper, a neat
volume, containing discourse on the life and ge-
MUS of Cooper by William Cullen Bryant, speeches
by Hon Daniel Webster, George Bancroft, G r
James, F Hawks, and other distinguished men,
with letters from Washington Irving, J Pauldiug,
Ralph Waldo Emerson, Edward Everett, III w
Longfsllow, Nathaniel Hawthorne, and Others with
portrait of Cooper-$l
The Princeton Pulpit, edited by John Duffield,
adjunct Professor of Mathematics in Princeton
College. being sermons delivered in Princeton by
Rev DR. Miller, Alexander, J Macleau, Dod
Hope. "A Alexander, &c, &c-sl SO
The Riches that Bring no Sorrow, by the Rev
Erakne Neal, M A, author of the Closing Scene
&c-75cents
The Mystery Solved. or IreIand's Miseries. the
grand cause and cure, by the Rev Edward Marcus
Dill, NJ ,, Missionary Agent of the Irish Pres
Heaven or an Earnes, and seriptural Inquiry into
the Abode Of the Sainted Dead, by Rev Harbaugh
nth edition, revised and improved-75 cents
Manual OF Religious Instruction, specially in.
tended for the oral teaching of colored persons but
adapted to general use in Families and Schools by
Rev John Hof-37 cents je2l
4 ONDUN AkT JOURNAL Foo JUNE.
- The June number of this magnificent Jour.
nal Is now for sale at my counier-price rs cents
1t conrains, besides other Things three splendid
steel engravings, one of which alone is worth the
price of the whole.
GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE for July
The Northern Light says of this work, awe have
read Graham for years, and have always found him
ahead of all rivals There is no use of Disgusting
the truth. GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE ALWAYS was
the best of any in America, and this year it is 90
tar ahead OF the others, that they must "traver to
keep within hailing distance" The July number
the best yet issued, is Tor sale price IS cts.
SOLOMON sLUGS: FIVE LOVE ADAEN.
TURES-price 25c
BLEAK HOUSE, No 4, by Dickens. Back mum.
| bers OF this always on hand-l2 l-2 cts each
WiIliem Gilmore Simms' new work, THE
| GOLDEN HRlSTMAS-price 81 l-2 cts
| EOLlNE, or Magnolia Vale oy Mrs Hentz-urice
| Soc P--o'
The Gipsey Daughter, by Mrs Grey-25c
| Personal Memorials of Daniel Webster-Drice
| l2l-2cts f''0o
few copies of The ANTIDOTE TO UNCLE
TOM S CABIN yetlef Gail and secure one-only
| SO cts
| Ali for sale at
THOMAS H. GRESHAMS
le22 Literary Emporium, Broad street
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49, CARRIAGES, CARRTIGEs.

QRA CAhhIAGES, CAKkIAGks,
a2N The subscriber has on hand, at Biz
Coach-making establishment, on Lombard Aley,
between Main and Cary, (I3th azd. 18th strsetsj
near the Columbian Hotel, Coaches, Cbariettees.
Barouches, Buggies, with and without tops, and
Sulkes, all of his own make, Of the best materials
and workmanship: Allof which viii be sold as low
as good work of the kind can be In the cIty Of
Richmond; and respectfully ask cali from ttoss
in want OF any article in the Csrrags line, as am
determined to make to order aud sell at the lowest
prices possible; and all work sold, thatis new war;
ranted. MICAjAH MAN(,IyM
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! sI5,0OO WOHTH OF COL

r $4,000 WOHTH OF GOT n
"a AND SILVER WATCHES, yewelrv. sil.
ElSe verware, Albata and Plated Goods. sslins
of at cost, for two months emily, to rsiss
each.
Henry Hyman, 96 Main street, next DO lab,
N. Gordon, offers for sale the whole of his valna
BILE stock. consisting of Gold Lever Watches, prca
$50 to Sl20 each, warranted gold chains, seals
keys earrings, fnger-rngs, breastpius silver "a.
BILE, tea and desert spoons, forks, &c, and grea.
variety OF articles too numerous to mention. Also
large lot of plated castors cake baskets. Alba,a
tea sets, walters, from to 40 inches in size guns
clocks SC.
Do not neglect this opportunity a. such rsrs
chance as this seldom ever offers to the public
Do not forget that it is at HENRY HYMlES. 9s
Main st., the old established store, and Direct I'm
porter.
N. B.-Watches an Jewelry carefully repaired
by competent workmen, on reasonable terms.
nv lS
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II ICHMOND AND DANVILLE raul.
~ ROAD.-EXCURSION TICKET. On and
after Thursday, May Goth, Excursion Tickets VIII
belssued over the Richmond and Danville Railroad
Fare from Richmond tn the junction and back
the same day, ~ Sd children under three years of
age. free from three to twelve years, half price,
The cars leave tha depot every morning, except
Sunday. att, A. M. returning, arrive at Richmond
at las, Pm.
my l9 JOHN II OSBORNE Sur,t
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7 ADIES, If You WANT GAIT e n
IL BOUTS AND SHOES OF GOOD QUALITY,
call on the subscriber
The subscriber is now manufacturing Ladjes'
and Misses Cater Boots and Shoes of the best
quality that can be had in this country SO Ladies'
in want of Boots or Shoes of good quality will
please call and leave their orders 90 they win be
properly attended and no pains spared to please
ALEX HILL. l27 Main Ct,
je rs Richmond, Va.
NOUTHERN REGALIA DEPOT, NO.
- 81 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA-P.
Horton Reach, manufacturer of Regalia for the
Encampment and Subordinate Lodges, l. y. O, F.,
Masons, Sons of Temperance, Rechabites, Red
Men, aud all other societies; also, Banners Flags,
Signals, &C. in the latest and most approved styles
not surpassed by any Northern manufacturers in
quality or price. Lodges, Encampments, aud Di.
visions fitted out with Costumes, Robes, Sashes,
Jewels, Stats Of Office, Gavels, &c.
N B.-Drawings and Designs for Bannere Rega
liza. &c, viii be furnished and any information Re.
CURED win be cheerfully impaired on application,
or by addressing the advertiser. my 29-Im
TsHIN GOATS, SACKS, Nc.-No. I02
L Main street.
Black Silk Warp Alpaca SACKS
Coiored do do
Grey mix'd goats hair do
Grass, Linen and Grass Silk do
Merino, Stroud's and light cloth do
Black and Fancy Pants, all Grades
do do Vests, all do
Fancy Cravats, half hose. Collars Shirts, Draw
ers. Gauze Merino Shirts, &c. The goods must be
sold, the cash must be raised Call on
JeH KEEN. CHILES g. BALDWIN.
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mh g sTEBBINs, DARRAcoTT ! -


yyYYyEH SINCE 1872, inviyee stte,,;.-
TO few more new facts
He has ceased to pick his own teeth. covnr,.,, :,
the newspapers, and sigh over taknr moth, - q
aching victim. Whyf Because, Mr rn,, az
Sense has made known, that the Doctor null II y.
for rs cents, ls with silver at so eta and w;h IN
for IS cts; then his upper sets cost mi. s soa
therefore, few friends Of Mr.. c. s. have souobs ~,
DR.. Addington's Office s. a ous
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JOHN H. OSBORNE, sup't.

CARD have this day purchased of
38v mr Richard Adam the Bakery business
"a conducted by him at No. III Main street
and having additional facilities for carry.
ing on the same, am preparedto fill all orders for
Bread, Cakes, Crackers, &c, &c, at the
shortest notice and most favorable terms and re
spectfully solicit the continued patronage of the
citizens OF Richmondiand surrounding country to
the establishment
WILLIAM FALCoNER.
Richmond Va, April 49, 1881 my7
Ron AND STEEL STORE.-l6O tons
= lion, comprising full assortment of English.
Country. Sweedes aud Tredegar Iron; Nail Rods.
Plough Plates, Hoop and Sheet Iron
:. tons MAYORS best Cast Steel, embracing fat
| square, octagon and shear Steel
tons English ard American blistered and German
| Steel for sale by ~
jel1 EDWIN WORKMAN & CO.
Two EXCURSIONISTS.- The subscriber
has Just received from New York splendid
Ias1 sallag yacht called the Roanoke. tits ca.
pa6le OF comfortably accommodating from twelve
to fifteen persons. At moments notice. II car hs
prepared for the transit of pleasure Darty TO anv
OF the beautiful groves that line the banks of ths
sparkling James. Persons desiring 20 hire the
yacht W the dayor for few hours SAIL viii please
apply at SCoFIELD'S New York Saloon. Terms
J. scOFIELD, N York Saloon
Je FIN Main St. opposite CITY Hotel
NOTlCE.-At No. liz MAN street Won VII,
\ nnd as good an assortment of Ready Made
clothing as will be found In this City. Our Goods
are well made, and will be sold yerv cbean fo1
cash. 8. MERCHANT & WEISIGERi
je2 No ia Mar :,
NIB. Also-A fine assortment of sh;rts and r.,
yrs. ~A wv
WIRE CLOTH.-A full ASSORTMENT If W;,s
" Cloth, suitable for screens, selves. coyer;ns
vi ind =. &c-for sale By
LNAkM FOX SALE.-Af the distance from,
the city of half an hours ride we have for sale
Farm of 200 to 300 acres of Land, of super;or
quality, and so improved, in all respects as 10 rrn
der It very desirable. The yield OF this Farm three
years. win equal the price II which it 10 held we
solicit early calls. TOLER & COOK.
Jel 10 General Agents
4 OST OR MISSING-A box said to contain
~ Linen Goods, marked K. p. &K,R. AIuit.
able reward will be paid for its delivery 10 the nm
dersgned, or for such information % win lead to
- IL LUDLAM Il WATSON.
A SMALL FARM FOR BALR.-We Of.
g. fer for sale one hundred acres of land lying On
white Oak Swamp, seven miles below the city
one bali Of which Il cleared--the balance well
wooded. SOS IN ss'-.ss
All the cleared land Il under M y fence The
improvements are = small frame dwelling and the
usual outh0uaesr-ali new. Apply 10 ~
ToLER cOnE.
1c Y General Aeents.
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