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ration. but ssin IN advance Of last year
REHABILITATION.

The sring,ncy in the Money market win be seen. h~
caused the washousing large amount Of the Imports
The Ohio from Aspnwall arrived this afternoon with
sllsSoOo in gold making with the amount by the Ncrss
ern Light upward Of three and quarter millions This
fully supplies the demand for export
The steamer to morrow has about half million Of gold
engaged but is most probable that some Of the bars sad
ingOts received by the Ohio this evening, VIII be siied
After the adjournment Of the Board the following shares
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DIED.

PIG0OT-Ths morning. October g. Josephne c. ?. Pssot
ca SITTER Ct Jose h ard Mary Piggot
The funeral will take place Sunday 80 Instant ocsek
e No s. East Broadway. The relatives and eai OF the family
invited 10 attend. wifioat further notice
When sickness pain and death
Cone Ger godly child
How sNeetly then departs the breath
The dyins psne, hOw mild
II geuty sinks res, IN Heaven 70 be blessed
sMITH-At Paterson. NewJerey wednesday Oetober p
joseph Smith aged O. years
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BROOKE w IIIE-NS.

DEcriSArroS % The NHId CASDIDAIE FoR STATE
SrNAToR-Bena amin u Sillman, Esq, the Wing nominee
for Senator Of tbs District declines to BE- caldiaie TOR
that station in consequence Of the pressing nature OF h
prof ssoral eBgse emtnts which preclude him from a.
certiug the teIdertd honor The County Convention -
to be called together the early part OF The ensuing week 10
make another nomination.
WARD NoaIyArIoss-Josse {. ROwen has been nom
insted for Alderman by the Nhgs Of the Seventh Ward
In The Eighth ard Joseph Ager is Up as the niePeni
eni candidate.
RTscUrD FROM DROwNNG.-On Thursday night nso
nsued Michael Esgan stumbled into the AZ sntic basin
While drunk He by two persons who happened
10 be near b. ard Eel ed out He then sent 10 the
Third District Station House IN charge Of ah officer eai
Locked up Until be was sober.
FiRK-On Thursday night fire broke out IN owen
ing house IN Clinton. Fulton The IRE De Pars
men; arrived the ground alter the alarm and sue
ete6ed in extngusl ing the hames The property
by Mr. Il Dow and insured Las about $500 lie hfe
IS surposed 20 have been the work Of an incenf;sy
CoURr OF SEssIoNs-ln tbs Court on "Wednesday 20
seTh Hard convicted the charge Of grand lacent
sentenced 70 the State Prison sing SDg for me tern OF
two wears and nine months David McGrsih Tor commit
ting assault and batiery upon Thomas Carey lAirl
District Policeman convicted AMI sentenced 70 NC
County Jail for three month"; AZ hard labor joseph Mel
" ard Edward Horton. convicted Il usdeme sno were
sentenced 20 the House If Refuge for Juvenile Delh
cueus in New York. jeremiah B1yan was convicted on
tie charge Of grand larceny. Sentence suspended
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FRIDAY. Oct. 2E-P. ~

The advance Of Yesterday in the Sock market was too
rapid and brought in free seers under which the market
fll off to cen. considerable amount Of orders TO
s. were in market from Baltimore and Philadelphia. The
elosng priee for Ere 73l decline of cent Har
Iem fell off ' cent Reading cent Hudson River
2 cent Nicaragua declined y cent, with moderate
business Canton sctive, 1890 shares having been
fold Tie quotations declined y cent Crystal Palace
STEADY Coal Stocks actye. The sales OF Cunoer
land were large The principal purchaser was IesiinS
broker who Is supposed to be buying for sroog party
The rock cosed AZ the Second Board ct 81 bid Parker
knoftoll, New.York Central Ost all The advance Of
Yesterday and closed Of 10. Michigan Central declined
. cen. There was large business N Mineral SOCKS IN
Gliding AGO shares Of Gold Hi Al a. buyer 10, and g.
buyer 30 100 shares Lehgh Zinc Al q al, the Latter
buyer 60; eco shares North CsroEns Copper At 81 ait
The ales of Railroad Bonds reached 10000 New York
Central improved to s2i There was no sales OF Govern
unert Stocks New York sxes 1851. sold 1t lll Caifor
MIA Sewers at 81
Tbs market has not been active for Exchange and the
supply hss besu god Sterling ranges ss' f's c'@'asr
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and he housc was ful and Brilliant Ths pubc d'P''si
to support a. open If Be captivating in conPo'on an
vel rend,rod and hseknod on tho sssga th'aga Ia
music may IN some oases le old
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SUPERIOR CoURr-sesor. Juar. o,xLrr.

To recover SiCcQ for commissions. Plaintiff SAYS be
VS. slowed " Mr Monroe ind Purchaser fg property Ss.
KinSrse. shat he in pcrsnkacs SAD
sfruoor. foard Sen,eAa CAPT John 6rAhSn was ~as
rrchsse $cocc for The thai Nj aeosed
70 The le excpton that the YGrch.sr shoad half
the comr sous rsrt5 bat that he AZ ned % scsess
~ tsr r oS he lard % Deaf ard Dab Asylum Tbs
al Is 70 recover foil cofnrsnns BALI a coaeead-d hh
uror The allegations Of paaf were denied Yer
DICT for plaintiff $SSi ~
J.rniscr sgt Mlliman
TO recover damages for alleged trespaSs, already re
ferrcd 10. Verdict FOR plaintiff. s7A
CConnsr AZ Ssadfri.
To damages for performance OF Contract ss
our6aror WAL IL Hstonst already referred TO- Nerde 'r
PlA.rl4 &Jda
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MARRIED..

EoOrH-LATHRoP-k A1sun October q the Rev. Robert
Ecoth Of New YORK Emma LshrOp daashs Of tae Rev
L. p. Lsthrop. n d. Of Auburn
CREPIN-McMASTER-On n. "a Of NAV. bv the Rev Mr.
HsoSel the Mr. McCsrrcs Pastor
Of 81 'eBRs Church MI EEa. Crepia hs Mary NeAser
all cf this (sty.
IURNER-woscF sTER-a BROOKLYN. the evening Of the
2h hy the Rev Ssuue Worcester Of Baltimore. JOAN
Turner, NJ D., and Emma Worcester both Of Brooklyn.
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E1crRaoS-The Allen Agricultural Guards Capt Van
dergrif parsed our Office yesterday afternoon, on return
from their second annual target excursion which cane oil
at Flushing After good days sport the following prizes
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NEV-JERSEY ITEMS.

DtsocRATIc NoxiSArIoSs.-The Hudson County Dem
ocrst CONVENTION met Bergen Five Corner on mr.
day evening for the purpose o. nominating iheif e1aa
ticket. Ths Convention met in mass a' besV n''''
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A. 70 tie uleen pass n-ers advise them 70 eros a,
n earl hour the morning than hat which The danss
Coscirse" ge; 70 WORK
TTAcHEEs AssooIArIos-TLis body holds rs regular
monthly mectr tbs evening q; Ocock al the Hal Of
tie Board Of EdUcson corner Of GFald ani Elm IS The
DE- ussion Of lie suhieotof the dispOpotoaa amount Of
oompeusatcn given 10 Fesal Teacher VII Be resumed
AL ieshtr male and female and al others interested are
invited 10 b. pre1snf
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were awarded

i,f prize Silver Wsich bg J Cooper.
n Irize ock BY Morgan.
81 przs God Locket. By Mr Oreris1sai
4h prize silver CeF,or won by Geo james
5sh prize. Gold Pencil. Won y Mr. McNan.
eh yrze. SILVER Spoons wen By J. Cary.
iii prize. silver spoon. won ~ }. keut-
Sih prize. two Silver Bauer Knives won ~ u Merrill
81 prize. Gold Pencil won BY J kenan-
ICtb Jrze Silver Knife and FORK won By {. h WaGner
ilih pTize. Slser CUP, won By :. Rcket.
l1h Irze. iEo Silver STo, rs WOO By r. fsIey
18Th prize. 81 Knives tLd sOTks won ~ A. Ryan.
iib prize. a Hat by Mr. Tnht
18Th prize 49, Knives and Forss won ~ Nh. Carr
ISih prize Plush Cap, won by Ar Culver
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JoHs Way BrBEy remarked tn q friend, on tbs day o.
Collector Bronson removal tia; Bronson had joined tbs
Short Boys being head shorter than the day before
Ven GOOD fr d. Prime
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Tie great Soft Shell meeting last night was quite
esrfe th.re was ueh and much speaking bat ~A tbs
Had that other sacb perfect Daslsrreo
those done hoor shine
~ 8 F~ora CALI Id
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L. :. DISTRICT coURT-Beiors Judss Bsrr
L.. h.

The I1dge ordered that the SIX seaTen arrested 50
time stree board Bremen hrE By Mr. RaielS a OF tae
River Police sehsse Of an atemp, ns should
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cnrnr CAIENnAR-rHl.nAr

SUPREME CoURr-GEsssAL Tran 49,
The Court adjourned to Thursday next. Decisions viii
b announced NoHer Il
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CIRcUTT COURT-Nos. is2, f2s TO al.
SUFERioR CoURT-NOs $50. LIS, So. s5A tss, 40.
fi ~ 81 "a SIS - sss SO Sol SS sL H. 81 lie
Ia Ia, g. - Z rs 80, 80. 40 S2a Sis ISL 10 iN ISL
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We are glad to see men dismissed from enPloyn' nts
which properly teong to women. and sent OF to Other
kinds Of work for which they better ftted Anong
these employents is waiting the table st hotels In
Of the most respectable establishments in the country
men are longer employed as waters Such Is slresdy
tie at the Clarendon in this City and this morning the
proprtors of Ssndsons hotel in Gramsrcy park ad
vertse in our columns for girls as wliressea Young
women Of good character and manners VII here ind better
pay easier work and comfortable positions than n
most private femiliss
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BURGLARY The residence Of Mr. Abur;s in Sixteenth
It near Union squsre inferred by burglars On Thursday
night and robbed OF several valuable articles, with which
thieves escaped The police the look out for
The buIgArs.
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CIRCUIT COURT-Befsrs JsdSs AireaELL
Levi v AsEcFh Administrator o 1h85aegs Hsn1 deceased
Avery. billiard 1 Co s7d kias bsstsu
To recOye: $4,000 placed u the hand OF Assars a IL
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IxxIeBA1ioy The following table exhibits the number
Of immigrants arrived this port from Oct 81 to Oct ~
inclusive
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boneft for Ar Pamo who did such great service for
nerly in building his pioneer opera house in Chamberss
and sustained its foot and for the best Of reasons
Pslmo has lost lis fortune Others have benefited by
biz enter public has been delighted and Instr
ted with -bui he Il old and in want of .ixPence Now
something is to be done for him. The Mayor F. T. Tall
madeo Genera. ell end otlcr have the matter IL hand
ard let artists assist and the public attend.
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Amos execrabe nu.ssnce is the firing of of cannon in
the center Of business in the Parktwensy or thirty or
forty ffty hundred explosions in success on-shak
ing bouses frightening horses and encouraging bliekguard
is-every few days if convic, be LET loose or 'P's
hero get an Office Las. evening we were treated to
hdtOus din By ebou; ahuDdred such eIPosonsn the Park
IT sbominable Why do the authorities socalled suffer
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WARD NonISArIoss-Josse C. Rowen has been nom
mated for Alderman BY the Nhgs Of the Seventh ard
In The Eighth ard Joseph Ager is Up as the intPen1
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The Rev T. w Higginson Of Massachusetts who pre-
sided at the Whole Worlds Convention viii preach at the
Chinese Blooms in Broadway near Spring st, on Sunday
morning and evening at the usual hours Of divine service
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REsIeSATroN-we learn that DIR James McClntook the
founder of thu Philadelphia College of Medicine has
stoned bis Iroiessorshp in that institution.
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The Rev T j. Sawyer, D. d., will commence a series Of
Evening Lectures at DOdsworths Hal No 500 Broadway
to morrow Sunday See advertisement in another column
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CRY ITEMS



Krs4,I7rox 90 ALL saroSs Crystal Paaoe
YuxIIscuE SnvLocE lcssK Actr-ss" ke- a. bgrt01a
INcoras ard SHOCKING Eveus" si the Bosd<ay rbeasr
HLE,k HocsE. and The Jelki1s.s" At WailAcks
rNctE lows CsHiE fon Nrs SS~es look the National
tyr LT &c ORaFTEs and ssOus Pays al b.raznIs
EUeKLry OrTEa H0UsE -Chinese b dnl No 81 boAdSsT
Eoors u Ethiopian - Ss~tT
CgHTrYs HOvsEEf hps1 D-ine soDs III BfosdFay
-frer1o0t
every zer70u and ss-aaa
SoTo dsov@rirr Mssspri-Ssfon Academy Of Dsgn
FsssK PssOeaNG % NsGsRa FALL Hope thsp-L
b. GEossss .So HOLY LsSo-1S Broadway
THg bEYas GsLLfEY CRRsriIs AsT-So - brosdvsJ.
GILgry EeyPrIts ANroUTrys--tuYvesan'i ref1fe
eIsrot BLfrz-yentroqun md Mtrcai-So So BroscrsJ
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n t,ntrtss'r- orrrn. oyps-i,- ,n- ..scu-."-.
ENALL would make known to his friends anu the
ubUc attention exclusively given To the An
tHlrFCTURAL DEPARTMENT Of his business, and hnding
he established oee, and procured the assistance
Of Architects In the country, Mr. LfBRoCk
who generally found in the Office, thoroughly
Jdsnes In the best Academies In Gernany
study practice his profession IN
for the last four has had ehar OF one
the leading the city Of New York, where he has plan
o. the most prominent public and
metropolitan and ST Nicholas Hotels several OF The
Churches large number OF the best private dwellings
will show visiting the Office many spec
well large collection OF other plans IN
variety Of style
Having years satisfaction Of pleasing those by
employed make plans and designs, will con-
1ae personal atiepton 70 all work done IN the ONCE
require Particular will be paid to proposition tess
efsiy durability materials and economy q recuol pro
all kinds public budngs, Mills Fac
tories pots Bridges Warehouses stores in all the
description suited 90 town
country decorations for stores and saloons, Public
Halls kc Tomb Vaults Railing &C for Cemeteries
specifications for working drawings for every
teud every its eomple desired will
who do know To Of
CITIZEN whom have been employed among whom
Bruce Conway Robinson WIN. H. Marlsnd, James Lyons
Arthur Morson, Robert C. Stanard VIM H. Haxal
Peyon Wellington GOddin James Thomas Richardson
Co. Allen, James Warwick, Alexander Duval and John
wickhAm, Esquire Of Rio lmond. .
Builders assured that no plans made wan De usedin
their disadvantage but proper regard for the inter
Of deal will trust insure that reward
fsIITG HENRY EMAIL
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ESea - 49, 49, egssk
ID EDMOND AND D,NyuLE R,iLnO,

II richmond AND DtNNIILE RAILROAD OPEN IT,
HI BRAKES BRANCH, 81 MILES.
Train will daily Sundays excepted
Richmond and brakes Branch.
the following points
MAnchester Robious Fei TonahaWS PoWhatGn, Mat
toax sco,s shop House, wyanokr Jennng Or
dnay Hayossh, Liberty Church, Meherrin Keysvhe and
Leave Richmond O'Clock, A. NJ Returning leave Drake
Branch At 1850 r. NJ
Chldre 10 aud under is years Of half price.
themselves he furnished with two
be- retained the Office and be
pressy the that they permitted the
Oars.
Plagg coaches brakes Branch sy Pas
eugr Gemtntown Salem, Salisbury and
Charlotte y. c. meet Messrs faEg Co.'S horse Coaches
Thursdays and Saturdays at DrAkes Branch Pas
CArEsvr Milton y Carolina, and GAnCvyve,
meet Coaches Keysve Tuesdays, Thursday
Saturdays; Tor Milton and ianceyyie fNgr CO..
line Mondays Wednesdays and FRIDAYS, nrake's Branch
CHARLES a. TALCuTT,
nn2n ACTIN. SUM-, ~ r. 49, .L-nn.
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For children under twelve and three OF half
ates will be charged.
& required pay the charge on the last designa,ed
point aud desiring the train
ssnAte will the charge point designated,
his ProVso that no person shall less than Is cents for
both
the charge will not be less than nfty
he
Pay will not be responsible for it. unless OF neg
the part OF their will In
gers necessary baggage.
passenge.on wishing be taken the cars should
make signal in the day with handkerchief and in
night with light the hundred
until IL reaches them best for passenger prae
Hable, to In depots stopping places
event OF the mail being late the conductors sometimes
able TO stop at other points the road
wishing depos not
the ain Captain their leaving previous
epOt.
Passengers prohibited standing platform Of the
getting In Of the when in motion
ny order Of the Board Of Directors;
Q. W. MACMURDo, Treasurer
". A r r, r..
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FAIL TK2ADE.


BOOKS, STATIONERY AND PIANO FORTEs.
AN,s "oGp , T.. Or N,.n woalg2rsFl Richmond
EooGS AED sya7oNKRr
Adapted a. rc wants of ny tr1h" n NTuit N0rh Carolina
-.. IN aaas.on vr5 his b. ard ss,i5n.,y 10
PIANO FOETES
WIN 'n 1,n, ,' eF,n,ve 90 can be seen at any e.
Porte. r te sac OF ,.r,aa S", C,,i ,1T r'n
%, @. I,' gwen '.c n',i'e'og ihcy re warranted 20
" vii Do p'rt.i securely foo p. any distance aau, rlirv
ATb E,1SK LOoE NiNtfI,J0ET 1irrs al Iaf, u
ia 40 ss. npuog .aal,i 8, urslsn,. ,,ns Pab 'i
Mala.g@iir 70 ,raai.,rs,,.. Sew Ea,,i. .a''''
I" fg.i., Mys Glg 70 N'r-',sts. new edition rir
gn rp.nis 'Hns Forms or nuang H.nd'. Noi.. Deed.
''-,,-e'', &C., '.ar',f Co. the New c.le ~ y.rrnia.
ts,-r''s 's hiuaIy executed as BE- personally present
w 30 Wet Main STREET Hirtpond, Nhgina, have in
~ r.r.. "Hrs'ary." yntge 30, veryl
rra m.y 'n1 MuH," do --.......-.
O. 900 ..oord. u1ruy O."
4 a,, tg. ,sr.o' brands
..., Agp.s ,nr@OY.
si..,,.., a.. rapi'oi trru
g. nH' wli.t.y. some very hyperion OdPa
o. ba,.. ci,,t VIM. s 'y t rfa W},. =,
W. FrY-ioO bill ios proof Hrcti6.d wh.tsv fas,, tv
W "' DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 ca.
.EAyA coggrr % SUPERIOR QUALrY-aoo bags. landing
- arI f1r esla Iy
"" DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 co
6tuANPAGNE EHASDY6 eighth pipes Of superior quality
" ~ Or sale By ~ 49,
'n' DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 co.
Hh6b Buts. COFFFE SUGARS f,r sale.
sNbNb i'' VLANNAGAS. srOKHs co
al hEis CRrItD sUGAEi ~ tbs PoFi,rsd sugar. rs.
~ reivIug Dr sale ~
S2' LEws WEBB 4 soE
II oNhhhiN"s loAH, CRUSHED, AND POWDERED SUGAR.
il fIF AZ Nv
Vi" DAVENPORT, ALLYN 60
Va LDIitkkANEAN flLTEuSG sTONEs u superior qusty
- ~ s1le ~ uy81 n. A. WATT :.
SPOatNo POWDFR-6lO tegs best quality, FOR sale BY
- Ausi DAVENPORT, ALLEs 4 CO.
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VTnorGn ~ no III ,EXIsGToS, AND HICKMAN y TWO

IL Days In our Mail Packet Boats scott-,ir
buFROn and after the 25th Of October
leave Richmond daily Sundays excepted the
w. and arrive In LJnehburg In "a hours and Buchanan In a.
hours.
Returning buchanan ~ every day except sun.
lay Lynclburg p. NJ Lynelburg NJ
and arrive In emond in 80 hours,
Norfolk boats leaving Southern
Railroad Cars, leaving a A. 81.
Passengers for Lexington
North River Returning leaving Lexington every except
days, and ArTiyr Ia Richmond n . hours.
Passengers for Famvie fare buckingham Court House
Care g. 70 charlottesville, fare t2-an stanton g. will
leave Richmond Mondays Wednesday, Fridays Ioats
Below Card Of time Of arrival intermediate distances
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NonCeoa AL .k.s Ma ish JlAs. iaxs, t.I.slas
~ wi be ts rates u
koAD;
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discount OF
purchasing tickets the Office Richmond
those Who take the where tickets sold
The for children those
twelve
Apasenger taken point required
the charge from the last designated point
desiring To leave the train point
the charge to the next place designated.
Passengers taken point the
another point the road will bc charged
and charge viii b. made distance
No baggage, small carpet bags ladies'
&c. that not likely To ture the furniture
permitted on the passenger
Nothing except wearing apparel and the usual art
ces for travellers will be allowed 20 be carried
the company will not be responsible Tor goods specie b
orcwey anything but the
or that only when placed in the baggage car
Passengers cautioned against attempting the
ear, passing backward and forward the cars
motion.
Passengers will not be permitted platforms
the when Ia motion.
Passengers requested KEEP THEIR FEET OFF TIE
SEATS nj from otherwise dcfacing the
Please the
poeuess the
ct agents, oT others.
Tile Express Train going either way stop up set
down passengers Port Clover Hill June
Halfway station and Manchester and at points
circumstance
The Mail Train will either following med points
and at bother piaeeSwit Creek
y's Crossing, Clover Hill Junction. Halfway station
Crossing Grrgury's Crossing Eiccs Turnout Pps
Temples Turnout and Manchester.
By OKDEE THE BOARD DIEECIORs
Iy2O-u TiIOS DODAMEAD
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JOSEPH II. CoLoUrTT, Agent

BAMES woODHOuSE, date Nash a Wood
EEleD house, Piano Portc Ware Rooms, Eagle s4uare,
II U m bRislmond, Va. ,,-,r-
above his Book store % Piano Fos extensive
he other establishment - the kind 10 the Union
In order keep this variety he s constantly supplied from
three Of the largct respectable and distinguished
the United stodar Co j. H. Durham,
and J. Clckerng
these makers be furnished AZ t225 $3.50 s2I5
fSoo 49, t375 500 345o $500 o. GOO Comprising
the priced good "a the richest and
The difference in finish and number Of ocayes
stung mostly the variation u prices All Instruments from the
above makers have their them and warranted
perfect u tone, touch, workm1n-hpan durability.
subscriber pledges himself exchange take back
Piano sold by him. which otherwise than good
orders from the promptly and faithfully executed and
Pianos packed securely g. dis auce without injury
Old Plans taken In part payment
Pianos tuned and repaired.
The subscriber has for sale several second hand Piano foes
aulU
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- HpEGtI.iH LINZ OF HDATS ron
Pr tta,,.h ha LlNCHB HG.-The Canal Boats
sA~1ss-aS@ CLiNION, Captain Donald, UNION, Captain
W H. Punk~tt leave regularly WEpSysDys, BELLE Captain
Johnson DESPATCH, Capt Cook, leave regularly
These Bts compelled 60 leave advertised order
make their regular trips shippers may therefore depend
their regularity. No way freight taken
- Freight this be on except
sArrEusY, after O'Clock, =. VI.