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Acknowledgements.
MARIErTA, Dec. 18th, 1876

MARIETTA, Dec. IbIn, 1907.
Mr.. CALEB CLARK Dear SIR l
send YOU enclosed eleven dollars for
1000 Cary's tracts and 1000 Maine
Law tracts.
In regard to the Organ, the COM
mittee has had the matterin consider
alton, and have decided to take two
hundred copies for three months, pro-
yided YOU can afford them for thirty
dollars. We think by circulating 200
copies through our county for three
months, by the close Of that time you
will be able to secure quite number
of subscribers at your ordinary rates;
we may be able to continue the sub
scription for six or nine months. AS
we have no idea Of ceasing our efforts
until the Maine Law is past, your
money shall be forwarded on the re-
ceipt Of the first number of tire paper.
Send by the steamboat Ohio, care Of
.JE. fall q Sons; II win leave Gin
cinnati every Friday.
Yours. in L., p. and F.
]. d. LEONARD, Chm. Com.
We cheerfully forward you the pa
pers as requested. All our aim is, to
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Passing down Seventh street on
Monday evening, we witnessed a
scene of drunkenness, which should
cause the most obdurate heart to feel
sorrowful in view Of the degradation
Of his fellow-man. A man who,
from his appearance, was in the flower
of youth, was found lying in the ditch
by the side Of the pavement, in a
state Of beastly intodeation. He was
picked up by his 5sasactors and laid
with his breast across a rail, and
while some held him BY the heels,
others carried the rail, and in this Sit
uation marched towards the watch
house, where their unfortunate victim
might find a shelter from the inclem-
ency of the night.
Our sympathy being enlisted in
behalf of this wretched man, we
made some inquiry concerning hivp,
and learned that h. had been drinking
in certain cofIee.house near where
he lay, and that the heartless monster
who kept it, after having drugged hin
with his liquid fire until money rnC
t W.T. were gone, and being ashamed t.
t exhibit the product of his labor t.
those who came in, had thrown hin
: out into the street, and left him Il
e the mercy Of the cold night
How long, o. God, shall thes'
e monsters be permitted to work sucl
e ruin upon thy creatures ? How lonl
y shall they continue to do the devil
dirty work by destroying Gods han
$ dy-work ? Surely, in the great da,
+ of retribution, when God makes in
i. quisition for blood, He will press /
Ii the lips of such persons the bitteres
3, dregs of the cup of his trembling.
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REWe have been kindly lnrnished

rave have been kindly furnished,
by Bro. Jos. G. Devin, with the follow
ing proceedings Of a Festival, given
by. the Daughters Of Temperance Of
Mt. Vernon, o., which we gladly well
come to our columns, 1t was in type
for our last issue, but was unavoidably
crowded out. We give the following
extract from Bro. DIS letter accom-
Panying the proceedings, as it con-
tains some valuable suggestions. We
hope, however, that those who report
like proceedings, will remember that
breYity is the soul of wit" as our
space is limited, and we wish to make
our paper a medium Of general In
telligence upon all matters, both at
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EE- The following is an extract Of
letter from Bro. VIM. Mitchell, now
residing in Terre Haute, Ind. From
the tenor of his whole letter, we
should take Terre Haute to be a hard
place:
"Give Bro. Clark my respects; say
to him that not more than one out OF
ten down here know any thing about
the Maine Law. Some here have no
idea what kind of a machine it is,
while others honestly suppose it is
some sort of a horned, hard headed
animal, as they have "hearn tell" Of
it knocking the heads out of barrels.
There is one Division here just started,
but is doing very well-initiating five
or six every meeting night. | was
present one evening, when six were
put through. They have a most ex-
cellent field to operate in"
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re- We are happy to see the gene
raj movement throughout the State,
in making preparations for the State
Temperance Convention which meets
at Columbus, on the first Wednesday
Of January, 1858. Some counties,
however, we fear, have failed to meet
in convention and appoint delegates.
To the friends Of the cause in such
counties, We would say, attend the
Convention any how. You will be
cordially received. If you do not
come with your credentials in your
pockets, come with them in your
hearts,, and this will suffice. Let no
one stay away because he has not
been officially sent. All are invited
to attend.
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6r We would not have our friends

6T We would not have our friends
be unmindful OF our new volume,
which will appearin few days. Now
is the time for an extra exertion on
your part, to obtain subscribers.
Those who intend giving us their
names, should do SO at the beginning
of the volume, that they may have a
complete file. As we have before in
timated, it will be issued n form of 9
pages, SO as to make it convenient to
be bound at the end Of the volume
and all should carefully preserve their
Nos. with view to this end. Fill
out your clubs, friends, and send them
In, en- HdSSe.
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w In reply to the many inquiries
and apprehensions Of our friends, from
various sections of the country, as to
whether our Tracts on the Maine Law
are all gone, we would say, that we
keep a pressing going continually
issuing the Tracts at the rate of 1000
per hour-and will always be pre-
pared to fill orders Immediately upon
their receipt. From the manner in
which our first edition of $4,000 dis
appeared, we saw the necessity of
keeping the press running, and will do
so until its work is accomplished, and
America presents to the world the
glorious spectacle of nation of free
men "whom the Truth hath made
free"
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H. CAREY.

The writer of the above, Bro. CARY,
is whole-souled Temperance man.
We thank him, and through him, his
Division, for the interest manifested
in our behalf Had every Division in
our State such laborer, we would
take courage-the work would march
forward, and complete victory over
alcohol would speedily be achieved.
From Isaac A. Harvey, D. G. W.
P. of East Liverpool Div, Columbi-
ana co., o., 80 for Organ and Sc for
Tracts. Bro. IT. writes that he has
a club of ten for the new volume, but
wants ten more before he forwards
them. That is the right spirit. Did
a similar one pervade the hearts of
all our auoaOed friends, the work would
ego bravely on"
From E. G. Roddy, Uppermiddle-
town, Fayctte CO., Pa; we gladly for
ward you the Tracts and papers re-
quested. Bro. R. says: I" we have a
great Temperance community here,
and are pushing the work hard for the
Maine Law. We will have a great
Temperance gathering here on Christ
mas day, and think, if | can get
these specimens, lean succeed on that
day in raising funds for Temperance
reading" We shall hope TO hear from
you again, Bro. R.
From S. B. Wiggins, Lebanon, H.,
SIS for Tracts. Bro. w. says: From
your advertisement presume that
you print the Tract for your own State;
but l hope not exclusively. An effort
will be made this winter to procure
the adoption of law similar to that oI
Maine, in our State. 1t is our design,
if we can procure the number oI
Tracts we ask, to distribute part
among the members of our Legisla.
, ture."
From c. L. Reding, Norwalk, O..
So for Organ. Bro. R. writes that he
encounters difficulty in laboring fol
the Organ, in that many prefer East.
ern papers. This is a deep-rooted evi
! in many western minds, and it is tim,
! it was eradicated.
From James Aigin, Delaware, O..
80, one for Organ and the other fol
Tracts.
E From L. T. Shields, Tippecanoe
Ohio, $2-one for Organ and tn,
E other for Tracts.
From D. Head, Providence, Hop
kins CO., Ky, 30 for Tracts.
From Charles Foster, R. s. pro tenn
r Of Stoner Div, So for Tracts.
r From w. P. Mundis, PowelIsville
} Scott co., o., SO for Tracts
From W. P. Campbell, Louisville
: Ky, IS for Tracts
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RF We have sent the Grand
Scribe's Circular in behalf Of the Or
gan, to all the Divisions in The State,
and we most earnestly request Of the
members that they will comply with
the resolutions of the Grand Division,
in appointing the most efficient mem
ber Of each Division as agent for the
Organ. And we further request that
he will at once proceed to take up
subscriptions, for no time is to be lost
before the commencement of the new
volume. We give below the resolu-
tions of the Grand Division
RESOLUTIONS Of the Grand DiDision. /
Res0lued. j. That we recognize the Organ
of the Temperance Reform, published at
Cincinnati as an able and faithful exponent
of the Order, and faithful advocate of the
Temperance cause.
ResOLUed, 9. That the G. s. be instructed
to prepare and publish in the Organ, and
transmit as soon as practicable to each Di-
vision in the State Of Ohio, circular set
ting forth tie circumstances under which
the publication of the Organ of the Tenn
perance Reform was commenced, its pres
cot circumstances, and the vital necessity of
sustaining the same.
Res0lUed, 3. That the w. P. of the seve-
raj Divisions be requested to lay the matter
of said circular before their respective Di-
visions at the first meeting of the same IN
the month of December next; and hat the
several Divisions at said meeting be reques-
ted to appoint suitable person to act as
agent for the purpose of procuring subscri-
bers and extending the circulation of the
same.
C.N. OLDS,
A DUNCAN C1auRiHee
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Call for a State Temperance Con-
vention.

The friends Of Temperance in the several
.,n,iss IN his state, are requested to meet
in some central place or places on the 'nira
saturday qsth) Of December next, and y
snch meeting to discuss the proPHety Of ?
law entirely of law entirely prohibiting
the liquor traffic in Ohio, and designate a
large number of delegates torePresent Their II
views in 4 State Convention to be held IN
the city of Columbus, on the first "edneS-
day in January, (the 5th), 1888
All thepaPers in this State are requested
tOpublish this call
S.F. CARY,
J.B. THOMPSON,
JOHN ]. JANNEY,
WARREN JENKINS.
Erecaipe Committee.
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disseminate Temperance matter, and
prepare the minds Of the people for the
approaching contest, even though we
have to do it at a sacrifice in a pecu.
mary point Of view. We only ask a
fair hearing at your hands, and if you
find us deserving Of your patronage,
let us have it (; if not drop up. We
are enlisted in the cause with our
whole heart and, though we have not
heretofore had the pecuniary aid
which would enable us to compete
with some Eastern publishers yet as
our friends encourage us, we intend
to add to the interest of our paper, and
ultimately make it the Organ of Tenn
perance Reform.
XENTA, December goth, 1859.
Bro. CLARK: As | promised you
a short time ago, | have commenced
working for the new volume of the
Organ, and hope to be able to send
you larger list than yet have done.
Xenia Division will take thirteen cop
les for her share. Enclosed you will
find 50, for which You viii please
send me by express $1,000 copies Of
tract No. /. This amount | received
from Xenia Division for the object ex-
pressed above.
Our people are at work both in and
out of the Division. Tonight there
is a large Temperance meeting to
which l must go; therefore, adieu.
Yours, truly,
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MERCHANDISE,
ECHOI.s 4 PRYOR, (iroccrs, Com

ECAOLS Il PRYOR, (sroccrs, Conn
- MISSION AND FOR HARDING AGENTS,
oad inform their friends. acquantanees and the pub
lie GENERALLY. that they have just returned from the
North with renewed stock Of rocss, Liquors. Wine,
and Dry Goods out If which they prepared to fu,-
nsh on accommodating those wishing purri
nse such articles: Coffee. Sugar. Teas Mrl,sses Sc
Soda, Sanra,us uid Spices ii an kinds Sui. Leather
and uli kinds of Staple Dry Goods. such as Cotton
shrtings, Shertings md Innings, osnabugs Bed Ticks
Prints of every description, Allaccas, SC. SC an
Boots, Shpes. Hats and Cups,
Linrs Wines Of all descriptions and On ,lities
variety OF ifariwarr, Knives and Forks, f-ilu
l'"cket HALVES, Trace and Halter Chains,
Spades and Shov"ls Iron and Steel a:d many drscrip
tinns OF WOODEN WARE
Truly thankful for the ver, liberal patronage herc,,.
fore manifested towards them. they hope by strict utirn
lion to business and determination their part To rem
der entire satisfaction all who may be pleased to cal
on them to lie entitled continuance Of heir favors
ihey co,ane to pay strict personal attention to tn.
safe OF all kinds of Proluce such Tobacco, Wheat
Flour. Corn aal Corn Meal, Oats, and all Lun,bers
Al orders and consisnn. will be thankfully re-
ce'ved and meet with prompt attention
stl o2-fs
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may eo-t. jos. ii. WILSON.
CrNlNG STOCK FO,; I.sy-H,,yn

- " BRO1HhR, Mo6 Street. Lyacbbsrr, To-
.o'i'n''s,s % = NINA" ed EARfHENWARE aud Deal
ers IN GU pressed "nd PLAN Class. Ii,ere. Iooinc
6tasscs 6"oh4|cs. P.aisd md Bra.aaia JI,re U;1i
e' Cda'f's w. are n',w in receipt Of their Spring
supply ct Domestic and Foreign Gon,la Of their 40
rnpo,taaon--whirh embraces every article usunll,
,ouu ~ such establishments Our Stuck is one Of tho
largest ever offered in thi. market md ha,;uy h -
tally selected aud bonglt the must favorable term.
we are determined not . be undersod l,y any Hon..
in the c'nntry. either North South Merchants mad
"nrs wanting anything IN this line. would do well IL,
eau ana xamine onr Stock and prices before ru ,inr
misunderstanding confident we can please MI h t,l
quality and price Of Goods The Ladies are pnrtieun,
~ invited TO call and examnc our Stock I
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large assortment of Sa various sizes and nal
terms, with and without powder proof loo Is for sale at
die Depot, 146 WATER STREET. NEWYORK.
Burglar Proaf Bank Vaults and Vault Doors made
to order.
STEARNS & MARVIN, late Rolf Strarns g. CO.
successors to Rich & Co., LAG Watcrst and cor Ave
nue. and st Mar s Place. N. T. sole Proprie,,rs Of
Rchs Patent, and the only makers of Salamnder Safes
combining Wilders and Richs Patents. For sale hy
THOMPSON & ONDESLUYO
apl 96-3m Bal,;mor, Ma
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| AM now RECEIVING A GENEA1

"o" o' 'f"eerics and Staple Dry tin,cs IN pari v,:
GO ~ "'eo ecgtc crushed Leaf and 6est Santa
Cr". Niagara, Lagair. RIO NarocaiJo and b,st Lo,o 80
J'e No. l. sant Nlarkere Hesriag. Enxish pni,v
ana Fine Apple Cheese, Moa-s,s common anil h.,
quality sla Sac sLiyrlPool Salt, 5000 lbs { oon Yarn
,o"s hastings. 10 Tons country Iron, beet quality.
Bl'sercd, Cast md Shear Steel Trace Clm;ns Er,,i
p'"cs and Frying Pans, Tea he ties aud Preserve Ke,
,es, Spades Shoses and Wedding Hoes. Sole Leather
Boots and Shes. Hats aid Gaps, Spice Ginger. PEN
per- SODA starch Ma'"r and ladiso. ems & O. Choc.
Family cured Bacon. Flour g.. Sc. Ai of Which .c
Ter '"w Tor casa Or - exchange for country produce
ana nope by strict itcntion my bushes. Ia merit and
receive portion OF III public patronage
nm tpy ,,,,,...
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HNINSLEY, TAYLOH ~ 20. CoMM,S
III MON An EnnlA ApnINn nI.is1.I. !. 80. 70

N'c.> AM fOhN ARDlNG MERCHANTS
ure now receiving and ocr for SALE or in exchens, far
Country rr"dnrc the largc- and best assorted stock
OF GT"oefrS and Dry Goods il has ever been their pleas.
u'e 10 "i"rl"r sale, comprising, in par, the following
articles: 20
ll00 Sides sole Leather
va has Rio Lsguyin and Java C, flee
20 hhd' oricnns and Porto Rico Sugar, some
very fine
10 kegs Nails, n sorted
ID tons c"uurr and rolled Iron
1000 lbs Strap md Land iron
1000 lbs Blist.red shear and ca s-.tccl
so 600 feet Safety fuse
900 sacks Sal,
20 hbi- whisky, some very fine old Rye
- ehIs French and Apple Brandy
90 hiids and bhls Mnlsssas
io'ooo lbs Cotton arms 'ahsvlle md Otter Factory
- packages Loaf, crushed aud Pul, erizrd Sugth
20 eases siick md mass Liquorec
with large and general assortment of brown nnI
blcuchcd Domos'ics, Bed Ticks. Prints Gnrhnms Sum.
mer Goods Boots. Shoes. Hats. &r.. &c.. all ofwhch
VIII he sold nt the lpwcst for or In exchange
for PRODUCE. March oo-.,.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODsmo0L

L iouN & holt, Kye's Corner. take pleasure
in annouacng the public that they arenow receiv.
ing and opening the varied, extensive and eie-
giant Stock Of Dry Goods exhibited in the Lynch
burg market, and feel satisfied that no one who will
give their stock examination will fail in being fully
satisfied, both in price and quality The Ladies will
lind complete assortment Of Dress and o,her goods
consisting in part Of the following articles Brucade
Silks Checked. Plaid and plan. Black Silks of extra
quality. Aquilla Tissues, Grape de Sprngur, Lama
Cloth anew and bcauiiful article. Grape deIars, Ba.
reyes OF the most elegant designs, Silk Lace, Tissues
Flan Barge, EN-. bik and plain Mouslirs, Donna
Maria Grapes, Organdies, Bottste French and Eng
ish Jacnne,, Linen Popline, Lawns. Dotted Muslins
Muslin Fiouncing, Collars, Under Sleeves. En- Hand
kerrfcf- very cheap, Silk and Cotton Hosiery Muslin
and Camhrck Edgings and Irsertings Kid and SILK
Gloves, Silk Mitts Gimp and Frngss. Mantilas Grape
and Nett Shpwls Mon,niHg Guods in great variety To-
getlicr with various ether articles M
ton in an advertisement Gentlemen will find a CON-
pete selection OF French and English Cloths sinners
Silk and fl,er vestngs, Gloves every vnry Crava,s
plain and Fancy. Linen DrIlings, Collars. Socks Silk
and Linen kdkf &c. &c.Our Stock of Staple Goods
is very large and desirable We invite all in want q
Dry Goods to give u call.
a COLIIOUN & HOLT.
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. q y 9 q
ME XICAN Mustang Liniment.-

a
GREET YOU.!.-The action Of this Liniment j. one
Of the most perfect remedies offered To the alct-
ed Its action upon the organization is truly wondcr-
full. Its volatile, penetrating, soothing and healing
properties diiuse themselves the very bones Ii
tiers iito the circulation Of the blood-gives new i'm
pulse the whole system 10 the very extrcmi
ties OF the fingers and toes-stimues the absmhents
and secretions, and thus assists nature throw off
and rid herself Of any diseased action of the
chords lgaments. making it equaly applicable 20
s,rcs ofaay kind Rheumatism Poias iaccery part IF
lie Tod from diseased action Of any OF the
raj portions nfthe SYSTEM HARc is perfectly harm-
Tess healthy esh skin bone, has the property of
entering into combination and dissoving any OF the
ganic tissues when they diseased, their vitality
destroyed Possessing these peculiar powers. il the
why it is equally efcacious in many different
complaints. fs 1t upon scientific principles and
fixed isvs ofthc Greater!
The large number Of cases in which this Liniment
has proved lis vnluc short time II has before
the people of Virginia. sufficient give the r,
confidence thai its virtues incompatible in the
Of Rheumatism, Bruises, Strains, Burns, Wounds Swell
lings, Broken CakcI Breast old Sores or Pains in
any part of the Body.
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- Richmond. Petersburg. norfolk

-t==s% AND NEWlORk STEAM PACKET CON-
PANf, have now IN ia. line their and powerful
low pressure Steam Propeller. CT Of Richmond. r.
W. FOSTER Master. she is double iron braced and fis
tened, equal tn any ships of twice her tonnage. She
has fine State Rnom accommodations for passengers
1id no pains will be spared to make her the popular
vessel for persons travelling this route and goods will
be delivered with certainty time in few hours after
shipment, The Steamship. Ciy Of Norfolk is
launched and will take her place in the line in few
days. TO be commanded ly JAMES PosT. This line con-
meets with line Of steamers at pier eight, New York,
Cor Boston.
A.ENrs MAILOR & LORD, New-York;
ROBERT RANKIN, Richmond.
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HEAVY WOOLEN GOODS..

II Il ''Flbefs w"nld respectfully inform The public in
general that they have good stock Of WOOLENS.
made alter the old Nircinu sly Of wool jeans made
expressly :" order and Tor exchanging jeans and lindsey
for wool either wool in the dirt ~ clean woul rs may
suit the farmers upon the very best terms Culi and
examine our jeans and lindsey bcfre ~ decide: which
eau be found on the basin, few doors above Messr-
Lacey 4 Terry's.
mny I0-3m CREWDSON & CRANK
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COLHOUN & HOLT.
KEAr ATTRACTION

TREAT ATTRACTION! !-NE WAND
~ md SPLENDID sock 81 Dry Goods and Rcady- Jiade
CIoMmg a llAo'esoic3 ReiaA.- GEGGENHEIMER
a. UNTERMYER.-Rc-pe especially inform their friends
and the public generally that they receiving
splendid stock of Dry Goods, suitable for the Fall and
Winter season, embracing every article of Ladir and
Geiiean'ns Hear All of which the public are invited
to call and rNrmme before purchasing elsewhere We
have beautiful assortment of HINTS anil CAPS Boots and
Shoes, with splendid and general assortment Of Fancy
articles, all OF which offered unusually low prices
Call and see VI; and we feel assured that you will be
pleased with prizes well Goods, as wcare deter
minedto low, having purchased for cash
They are also receiving splendid assortment of
Ready Mad Clothing, Purchased by them 70, cash u
unusually low prices, by which they are enabled
to oar greater Inducements the public than any sim.
liar establishment
They would particularly call the attention of country
merchants and others their Wholesale Pieesbeicy
ING That they will find it their interest tosive them
cali aud examine their stock. before going farther Eu-t
Therreat facilities which they enjoy in purchasing their
snpPcs, rnrlfe them with confidence thai
their goods will be solAat RICHMOND PRICES.
N. GUGGENHElMER.
l. UNTERMYER,
Oct 23-ts Granite Buildings. Cahrll Honsc.
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MEpi Z J, \ {
r. c. Jones' I4eCs'. Hate ZINC PANTS,

q r. c. Jones' f. Co.'S H1ite ZINC PAINTS p
,tst4 fser +" :. B,oFn " -. II %
They are superior in all respects to Paints in COM
mon more brilliant, durable and cheaper. The
Brorais greatly used Far1yoet Pasat, Mesaland
saingle roofs, On Fences. Boats &c.. n 'H 4lN4f 4
Ayres' Cherry pectorai for cosghs aad colds,
Wistar's 3aSam Wild Cherry h.s,'. ~
Jayne's Expertorant :. x
C"divcr Oil for Dyspepsia, Debility. &C.,
least Powders. I'll.
French Window Glass of all sizes, r. f.r -
Looking Glass Plate stS
Phosphate of Lime for Olsen sed Lungs, hsf ID f5 q,
Best Chewing Tobacco, Sc, Sc. .,sB ~
Jan ig-ts
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TEAM MARRLE WOKKS.-

~ JOHN I. ROGERS has removed his MarblcW orks
to the Of Main and 9th wherewbe found
fine sorlrncnt of Egyptian, Italian and American
Marble, Monuments, Tombs, Grave Stones. Mantel
Pieces Of every description. WnliP lacs Fronts, &c.
ANY design in carving executed in the neatest na-
Orders from the country, with city reference,
promptly attended II.
Mr. K. having served his apprenticeship in of the
largest estnbii, mcnts in New York city and having
much experience ID the business, Aa;er himself that
all work executed his shop will give as entire sasfc
tim any done North or South.
Richmond July li-Iy