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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-25

SUDDEN DEATH.-We learn with sincere regret
that Mrs. S. A. Gallsher, the esteemed lady of Mr.
E. A. Gallaher-one of the proprietors of the Re-
pubhcan-died very suddenly at the residence of
her husband, about o'clock Wednesday after.
noon. A few minutes preceding her decease, she
was apparently in the enjoyment of good health
1t is supposed that her death was occasioned by
some disease of the heart, unexpectedly coming to
an issue. She was lady of the most refined man.
ners and intelligence, and universally beloved by
large circle of acquaintance. The memory of her
virtues must ever remain source of consolation
to her behaved husband. We learn that in conse.
quence OF her decease, and to afford opportunity
for paying the proper tribute of respect no paper
will be Issued by Mr.. G. to-day.
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THE wEEKLY DISPATCH

For Friday June 25sh, % now ready ana
for sale at this Office. Il embraces among
other articles, the following -
-Chevalier Hulsemann sf Home'
Political Foresight; the Chinese IN Californ'a
A Leader Kossuth; Correction; American
Colonization Society; Eighteenth Of June; a
New PAPER; the Tehuantepec Route; Murder @
Thompson; the two Conventions and their
moral effec.--two articles; Thomas Moore'
Rlsckvood; Taking il Coolly; INDEPENDENCE
Of San Juan; Nine Cheers; Smaller Arn-
cles.
L;s~rarv-Tale of a Rattlesnake; Skinned
Alive. A Russian Incident; The boy and the
Panther: Western Scene: Description Of the
HOLY Sepulchre; a Bull and Bear fight; Speech
of Meagher the Exile.
Msseelaneoas-Full reports ofthe proceed
ings Of the late National Wing Convention;
Foreign and domestic news; Correspondence;
Latest News; Items; Anecdotes &c.
Price Scents per single copy, 81 per annum
in advance.
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NAVAL ENGINEERS.

This most important class of public officers
has laid a memorial before Congress, which
If that body has any time to spare from it's pres
ent occupation of President-raaking, it hoped
will receive immediate attention. They ask
for various reforms, all of which are reasona.
BILE, and some of them. essentially necessary
LIST. They ask that an inspector be appoint
ed for each navy yard, from board composed
Of Chief Engineers to be selected from the
present body of Chief Engineers. and to be
called Inspectors of Machinery. Their duties
are TO be the superintendence Of the construc-
ton and repair Of public steamers at the
yards. They say that this duty now falls on.
engineers just returned from cruise, a great
hardship, since it deprives them of all recrea-
ton.
I'd. They pray for an increase Of the num-
Der of Engineers. The number at present is
SO small, that they have no relaxation from
duty, although the pay is not SO good as that
received in merchant ship of the first class.
Sd. They have at present no grade, and they
pray that one be assigned them. This is
singular omission, and one which Congress
cannot make too great haste to supply. In
the British service their grade is ascertained
by law, and it is a very honorable one. Con
gress ought to give them such an one a. the
importance of their position justiies, and in
this respect, they would not 60 far wrong If
they copied after Great Britain.
The memorial states that when even the
small number of new steamers now built, OF
on the stocks shall have been fitted out for sea,
there will not be left single Engineer in case
Of sickness or death. That would occasion the
greatest Inconvenience, and perhaps lead to
some serious accident.
We hold, that every pains should he taken
10 render the berths Of these officers as pleas
ant as possible. An immense deal depends
upon them. If they are incompetent, and un-
less the proper provisions be made the navy
will get none other thsn incompetent men, the
lives Of the whole crew are always in immi.
nenf danger. Unless the proper inducements
De held out, to scientific young men, they will |
not enter the service a. Engineers. Unless |
the'r grade be ascertained BY law, they can |
have no indnceinent whatever 10 do no. Beinr |
men Of education and science, q IN fnture /
they must be, they cannot be expected q -
NAN eenssnaed with their anomalous position
aboard ship. where hey ere neither ;ous ,h;r.
nor smother, and they are right. W. M.
Congress will come II ance 10 their ,el;.f
~. ssfsssI
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INVITATION lin behalf Of the dispatch iss reuor
ter gratefully acknowledges the receipt Of an invi
tat'on to attend the pic mic of the Wesley Sunday
School. ct Hovards Grove. ON the 5sh Of July next,
and win endesyor tn participate. It least portion
Of the day, in their happy season Of virtuous and
heart solacing enjoyment
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PUBLIC MEErrNG.-This evening an ado urned
meeting OF the citizens OF Church and Union Hin.
will be held at Springfield Hall for the purpose 81
completing arrangements of the opening OF asth
street This is measure in which the ueople a 2
Church and Union Hills are deeply interested. and
the call Of the meeting should therefore be duly
heedad
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SINGULAR CHARGE.-Edward Boomer was
brought before the Mayor yesterday, upon war
rant issued at the instance of Marcelus M. Archer
which alleged that Bloomer did, between the 9Th
and 18th of June, 1852, embezzle and fraudulent y
convert to his own use, and secrete with intent to
do 80, the sum of $500 in money, the property of
him, the said Archer, entrusted to the keeping of
said Bloomer. After conversation between the &C.
cusiDg and the accused parties, through counsel
the case was continued until Saturday next, the
Mayor holding Blcomer to bail in the sum of $500
to appear before him that day and answer the
charge. From what we could gather at Court, the
case stands thus: Mr.. Archer desired to deposit
$500 with Boomer for safe keeping. Boomer
did not wish to take the money, telling Archer he
had better deposit it in the bank. Archer, however,
insisted upon Boomers taking charge of the mo-
ney, and he die SO. Within the last two or three
weeks, Bloomer states, that the money WIS taken
out of his room, and it was because Bloomer had
not made the missing amount good, that Archer
brought this complaint. We understand that CO.
Iored woman in the employ of Bloomer, hearing of
the expose that to be made at the Mayors
Court, Runaway on Wednesday, from her master !;
and it is very reasonably supposed that she had
stolen the money and ran off from fear of discovery
and punishment.
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RoBBERY IN PxTERssuRG.-A despatch was re.
ceived by the chief of the Police, Mr. Pearce about
o'clock yesterday morning, stating that man
named Ferguson. with scar on his forehead and
little grey headed, stole from John Marshall, of
Petersburg, on Wednesday evening, between eighty
and ninety dollars in money, and requesting his
arrest, as he left Petersburg Wednesday night for
Richmond, in the mail train. The police were put
Immediately on the alert, but have heard nothing.
a. yet, OF the fugitive thief. As he arrived in
Richmond In time to take the Northern train, it is
highly probable that he was on his way to Wash
ington before the telegraph dspats.a was received
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DIsoRDERLY CHARAcTERs.-Martha McGregor
and her daughte Eliza Shum were brought be.
fore the Mayor yesterday on complaint of Adolph
Bentel, who charged them with being riotous and
nuisance to the neighborhood in which they re-
sided, particularly the first of the twain, Mrs. Nc
Gregor. Other witnesses proved the turbulent
conduct of Mrs McGregor-occasioned by the
fiery advice of Captain Whiskey-and stated that
her daughter, Miss Shum, was generally very qui.
ct, unless abused by her mother. Mrs. MEG. was
committed to ain default of 500 security to keep
the peace, and Eliza was discharged.
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Dismissed Robert England on yesterday, pre-
ferrea complaint against William Parker before
his Honor, charging him with using abusive Ian.
guage towards him tEngland) and his family. Par
ker, by witnesses, proved that England's family
was one of whose good conduct, f. had but very
little occasion to boast and that he was the assaled
instead of the assailant. The warrant was accord
ingly dismissed.
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SrEAIlNc.--A slave named Thomas Banks, In
TIE employ Of Walker = Harsis. sobaccouists, q.
ysstsrday roceived . ashes for brsaking o2ea the
dsor Of ! st.h1s kspt by another negro, named
Asron, Tuesday list and sesalIng thersfrom N old
eost besoaeins % Aaron. wor,h sbout Is essis.
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p We continue the insertion of the testimo
mails of the fine Daguerreotypes issued from Pratt's
Gallery, at No 145 Main street, under the Gothic
quite astonished at the beautiful manner in which
il 10 fitted up the richness of all its appointments
and the elegant appliances of comfort and luxury
with which it abounds We looked over large
number OF the distinguished men of Virginia, and
well known private citizens, and did not see one
inferior likeness amongst them. Mr. p. is master
of his profession and such seems to be the general
opinion, If we Judge from the army Of witnesses of
his skill which look down from the walls. The
best likeness | have ever had taken," says DR.
R R Wexford, of Fredericksburg, Va, President
of Medical Convention je %
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!, AUCTION NOTICErParticu

AUCTION NOTICE. Particular
~ attention is requested to the extensive
sale Of Furniture. at the residence of Mrs r. Fl.
Jenkins, 7th, between Grace and Franklin
streets, which will be continued, commencing at
half past 4 o'clock This Afternoon.
Nearly the entire Furniture of IL chambers re.
main to be sold, consisting of Bedsteads Feather
Beds, hair and shuck Mattresses, Bureaus, Wash.
stands, Wardrobes, &c.
The sale will commence precisely at half past
o'clock.
je 25 GEO. ]. SUMNER, Auctr
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Never laneh 81 ihose Who "a "a A.. =. q.
veil = you. They may know great al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-25

~ Keep your blood Parc.-ln order 70
enjoy health during the approaching summer. we
would remind our readers that the zone thing
needfu" is to keep the blood pure; and in order to
accomplish this we know Of no greater purifier Of
the blood to recommend than the celebrated DR..
Hampton,s Vegetable Tincture, which BY its
wonderful cures has established for ITSELF repu-
would respectfully call the attention of the afflicted
to another certificate of the strongest character,
which may be found in another column of our pa.
per, and would also remind them that this medi-
cine is kept in our city by o. A. STRECKER, Main
Street. who is supplying the trade at proprietor's
prices. Call and geta pamphlet gratis.
my 26
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- For all hardened Jumps, gals, stiff com
lie, sweeny, &c in horses, H. G. Farrelps Arabian
Liniment has acquired a reputation that no meoi
cine of the kind has enjoyed; and il equally efic
cious for eryspelas. coughs and colds salt rheum,
sick heada he sore throat burns sore breasts chill
blains, &c, in man. ie I9-it
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GREGORY e MAURY- -
Successors 20 J. w. Maury Il Co.. M...-
Office, No. o.. Main Streef

Drawn Nos Delaware Lottery, Class al Juna %
re IA 90 81 l6 So 10 26 81 81 III 81
Scheme To.Days-Capifals: $1,000. Aooo
1000 1882 10 prizes Of 1000 10 OF 500 10 Of aoo ~
of 400 20 of l50 80 Of 100 1877 of 90, &c. 7s NM
bers, Is drawn. Tickets ~ je1
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IA Great Cure for Bowel Complaints.
plants, Pains in the Stomach, Cholera. Cholera
Morbus, Dysentery, Pain in the Back, Sides or
Limbs, Toothache, Bruises and sprains, is DIR.
Roses Pain Curer. This remarkable preparation
gives instant relief to all pains. and is used by the
old and young. Thousands have been relieved in
a few minutes from the most acute pain. In bot
ties at l23 IS and SO cents and for sale by Bennett
q Beers, Ade q Gray, Purcell, Ladd & Co, r. r.
Dual. .. A. Strecker, A. Bodeker, ]. Blair, g. M.
Zachriss0n, wv. I. Ladd. Gaynor & Wood lie %
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- We cannot forbear calling the ancnuon g.
the public 70 the numerous testimonials nf sk and
and artistic talent which are constantly younerred
from the press and from private iDdividuas 70 the
now old established skylieht Gallery Of which ~.
Pratt d proprietor, ct No. las, Main street. nicn-
mond Weshalf insert them in the order IN winch
they are received, commencing with our own jour
nal. Mr. Pratt has fitted up his new establishment
in style which reflects much credit upon his taste
and liberality. Daily Dispatch
The arrangement of his show room 10 exquisite,
whilst his Skylight 10 superb -Whig.
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LAND WAKRANTS.-The high
~ est market prices will be given in cash
for Bounty Land Warrants, of 40, co. or l60 acres.
JOHN X. MARTIN, Pension Agent,
Office No Law Buildings. Richmond, Va
NOte.-All Revolutionary claims, PENSIONS,
three months extra pay. Bounty Lands, and all
claims arising out ofthe War of 1912, or the Mexi
can War, will be prosecuted with diligence. have
full list of the Revolutionary Officers and Soldiers
in the Continental and State services, in my Office
je 11-3m* j. KIN
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lmros1As1 plocxoeuan.- 90 Wednesday ~
cestter - 1ank e y1suinia received al
srspAl1 ~ IS H. Dc ~ q Ne Boston 70.
ins > A I'm Rsnd. brother d DE
- repsst dsn<Sx thsxg sshinstoa Monument
Oliver b. -. had - orrsseed II Bostos on
suspieion of being concerned in the late Ports-
mouth Bank robbery -thefe having been found
on his person i've nffydolIar notes Of the same
mark and character With those stoIeu from thsk
bank. This Abraham w. Rand, We understand,
immediately after the eommission Of the rob.
barry wss seen in this city with notes Of large
amount upon the bank that was robbed, and
some suspicion being excited against him on &C.
count of his possession OF them, se left the city
very suddenly, and until the present time had not
been heard from. This dispatch further stated
thst Rand affirmed that he received the notes from
his brother,O. a. Rand, living in this city. There
upon Mr.. Marx, in behalf IF the bank, procured .
warrant from Justice Wina6eld. AFTER the regular
session had closed yesterday, for the arrest of
Oliver II. Rand and the examination of his house,
on the charge Of being cognizant of the robbery,
and concealing some of the missing notes of
the said bank. Officer Pearce, together with
Messs. Marx and Irving, proceeded to Rand's
residence, but found no money of suspicious
character. Rand himself was NOT at home, but
was arrested shortly after, on Capitol street, by
Officer Tyler. He denied knowing anything at
all concerning the notes. The Mayor determin-
ed to commit Rand to await further examination,
and refused to admit him to bail. He was then
committed to Jail to await further examination be-
fore the Mayor on Monday next In the meantime
some further Information upon the subject may be
procured by the police. There is rumor afloat that
Abraham w. Rand, Of Boston, received the mark.
ed and stolen money from Oliver Fl. Rand of this
city in payment for load of mackerel and other
provisions As yet, however, the only credible
source of information concerning this important
charge against Oliver H. Rand is found in the des.
patch from Boston.
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Drawn Nos PaIapsc0, l76, June q.
10 s 81 50 80 70 Sc 81 II 81 SO 4s 40 ~
For To.Day.-Md. Consolidated, Class 4. ~.
pitfalls: $4,000, 600, 5000, 1887, 20 Of SO *
numbers, III drawn. Tickets a. =
Also, Small Fry. Tickets a.
je IS w. II. STATHAm
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az GROUPS. GROUPs. FAMTLy

GROUPS, &C.-Groups of schools, clubs.
parties of friends, &c, &c, of any number from
one to one hundred; taken upoa plates of all
sizes, varying from q by st, to by inches. =
Teachers OF schools should improve this opportu.
nifty, as It g rare one seldom offered, having ne
cuilar facilities, affords peculiar lie ducements to
families, schools, clubs, &c. Call and examine spe
cimens. M. P. SlMONS,
jeI7 ISL EAGLE sonsra
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YlOO scriber on Wednesday, 23rd instant.
young Mulatte Girl, between ls and 10 years
old, very large for her age. She answers t. the
name OF LUCY. Some weeks previous to her
leaving my premises, some $1,000 was missed. and
it supposed that the girl carried 1t with her. she
had, for some time previous, been endeavorine TO
procure pass in order to effect her escape on the
Northern cars. viii give reward OF Si0o for the
recovery Of the Money and Girl, or Is for the Girl
EDWARD BLOOMER.
je 25-H Valley street.
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M ORTGAGE BONDS.-The Virginia Cen.
4v1 trail Railroad Company have still few thou
sand Dollars of Bonds to dispose Of PAYABLE in
1879. They are secured by mortgage on the Road
and its property, and have interest coupous' Annx
to John Garrett, Treasurer Of the Company' or
David Anderson, Jr, who viii give any informs.
ton wanted.
je 25 E. FONTAINE. press
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SMITH
MANAGEA1N OFFICE.
h. FRANCE 4 CO.

Rer Te. Days--Cspifals. $4,000. Com arao
1887 1900. 20 Of 500, ke. rs numbers. Ii drsrs
Tickets 81.
Also, the Psfspsco Lottery Capitals: a7s0o =
Of 1900, &c. Tickets %. 1870
Drawn Nos Of suequehsnna. Class "a.
so 10 70 81 II IS 30 "a % SIS 4s
10 Is G. W. Purcell
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i RlS' Bookstore.
The Friend of Moses, or the Defence OF the Pen.
tateuch as the production Of Moses; and an nspir.
ed document against the objection of modern
skeptcism, by VIM. T. Hamilton, D.
The Glory of Christ illustrated in his character
and history including the last Of his medistorial
government, by GArdner Spring
What Now for young ladies leaving school, BY
Chas. T. Deems.
Revolutionary Memorial, embracing Poems, by
Rev. Wheeler Case Published in l778.
ie a
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ArramgemenI of the NlaIls, Aus. D.

NoltfhEkN.-Arrive e. from Charlottesville IA,
ms Gays as heretofore, viz Tne,da,s, hur-ays and
Snnaaay Schedule time ot arrival, m. Leaves On
pa, r ~ etnafns,d"y- and Friday, at Al
w ~ M Nll.-fhc Packer brings Way Mail
days W mondays aud Sunday, aud takes one Mon.
nt i, y e"sFS AVID Friday. OnM MAY m,,niny ;.
NO :, sno NnIh trn mail j. received 10 ih p,rLet
nAli;foaD MAli.-Aaiss are d. n,,,,,nl h tG.
% pH ai,F ., % m, Tor Forrest 1,nnt I,h.,,,
buiords, Big l:et, sale", ana Tor Fsa L.
he present, all the wat, ring place, ~ "' ann It"
BY tfs Railroad are also sent, on rues,ays Ill,
and Saturday, mail. i.r Bedford, Flo,dand iant
LEXINGTON AND PATrONSBultt; NJ lin,
riyes daily, except Sunday, at 64p IN.
Leaves daily, except Sunday, a, hall-paN ,ix
FAkMYlI.LE-Au 'es daily, except SUNDAY. abou,
midnight, bringing the mail fr,nn Richmond and parts
North, South and West of thai city. Leaves daily from
IL to ~ p m. except Saturday night.
DANNll.LE--Arives, as her 'ot1re. Tuesday, I hurs
days and Saturdays. L"aves,i. hereinioie, MONDAYS
wednesdays and Fridays, at a.
fEDLAh Mfli.S-Afrv.s, as heretofore, Monday
and Thursdays, between 10 and II IN. Leaves about
p. IN same days
o. Mails closed at 6 u. M
~ On Sunday morning, the office will be kept open
Tor one hour alter the Mail is ready Tor delivery
Aug is-dls WIN. M BLACKBOARD, T., NJ.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GALLERY a

w orHfR GREAT fAlPROVEMENT--The cubs. -
Der being determined kcs flee ~ifa al tie
fnenis IA i- business hasrrfs -" aai = et' sAA'
l;vbt ..li =, .a.,f4Ils q. snai- Inn - l.fa.
.acc pictures IN ss .,t- eIiilui the lie''} =a.t
nad contracted features usually attending tie .ouf'
Daguefqcot,pe thereby rtrseft'ng the eye Aiib 81 "a
beauty Tie tight l,rinF soft, yci very strong = beauty
fallv nlaf,te4l t. taking gfaups and rhiltv4,.
Having spared neither pains i'sf rNPfose u ming H
hi CialIer, which !. Elegantly furnished and hean
ally arranged. Il j. Que IT the must attractive place.
10 the city.
lie res peetfai ask ennHnaaec # tiaf pain nagr
which has been hheul,s bestowed upon him Ter winch
lac leaders bs sirefu ihabhs. nud i'lelces hm.et Ia
81 means Ia hi- power phrase al that 'uii s 4if
whether ihey Naui pictures ct Hif-
Pictures taken Ia cloudy sell "a clear weuiher ard
perfect satisfaction guaranteed 10 al cae charge
Gallery nrx doaf Ia Virginia Bauk.
/. GIBBS. Proprietor.
n B-A fina as-aftmeBt 81 Lnskrts aud ! ias aivay-
hand which sill be filled ssiih ctates very cheap
I6-das eff I + &.
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LEXINGTON ~ Through

1T = y u . u : u TT VFtk4E
i slss,h,s,Sss Toug6HANA>. II rNopAlSiN
otsHffPfGhET BoIt&.b gHr1'fHrH,
mi Lyfd5'rg- Oa anil sIf.r the lGth, our 5unts will
Ir,,ve Richmond daily Sundays ezcrptcd The usual
aour p 81. aud arree n Lynrhbarg ia "a hours, and
IN Buchanan in II houas.
Returning covt. BurIuran III Z 4. NJ. every day
except Sunday. and arrive il Lync6bmg ut ID P. NJ
Lraye Lynchhurg nj s aud arrive in Richmond in
= hours, in time with the \, rio boat, lry
my s. A. NJ, aud lie S1urAelu and Northern Rail
R'ud car, leaving Mt A. NJ.
Passengers for Lexington, connect with daily line
at Smgcs at North river Returning. leave Lexington
eNery day. except Suudays, and arnso in Richmond il
II hours.
Passengers fo farn,illr fare s.; Buckingham II.
lnrc 80; CHrotr'-y c, !r, =. and SauIiol, fare
81 val leave Richmond IN Mond1y-, "Wednesday land
Frd.A Boats
Be.,N seceud of rmc Of arrival AT intermr,lintc d,
Hucte
Ialo. Rjclmopa aiilq. erc,pt Suq3ogs aiG p. m.
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az nna w Or - Oh ssst
IIRE.--. ALA-A "a 4

fTOOD, NAN SrREET, R,Casnxp, AtRGiNtA.--
we offering lnrge assortment nf Fsrnjtup
redut ed prizes, have tsr,,te- In
uiactuting Than efetnurn. II risturn iutnk. lot
the liberal patronage received from md,ile aud wr-tetn
Virginia aud hope Office such Inducements Ia,
inrrt continuation of thc-c aynrs. 0n motto j.
Quick sales and small profits. AID intend ia all
casrs adhere it sticky W. invite all Ia YIN.
inc stuck, = l.eli,Ne Ne g" N oaef sfesirf ia
dncenrnts 10 buyers than my "hi Ilpu.ein tn Sfn"
W. are prepared To mauum clare all aflices In,
nj The shortest notice. JONES 4 ATWOOD
SEM . I-1f.
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1 NtkA. LOlks.-

4 OCkS. LOCks.-Rrc.iycd. direct ir,ia tn,
u manuinciury, complete n-+aftbeut At ltrka. at
oil kinds qnnliti,s aud prices. troHi cce L.,
$50 Having 4, ss''iqe - eel. fitoroas aud vii
h..oited stuck uf oil mud. Of CnrrHrr, Hardware.
mud to sell nj moderate profit invite oil those a1n
to give me coll before bas r.seW'iere.
sept t4--flfs A WINSTON.