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The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-05

1t will be seen by reference toour advertising
columns, that Messrs Smith s. Passier are go
ing to give Cotillion Parties every Friday night
during this month. Messrs. S. & P. are good
musicians, and they offer fine opportunityfo for
DANCING on easy terms.
Mr.. Smith will also commence his second
dancing school on the following night. We had
the pleasure of visiting his first school several
times. and were highly pleased with the many
new dances that he teaches, as well as the great
improvement of the scholars.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-05

- Morsc's first Telegraph line was
built in 1874, when an appropriation
was made by Congress to test the prac-
tical operation of the invention. The
line ran from Washington to Baltimore,
and thence to Philadelphia and New
York; reaching Boston in the follow
ing year.
The aggregate number of the various
lines, main and branch, now in the Uni
ted States, is 80; length 6,729 miles.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-05

0~- The Yazoo River and its tributaries are
in fine boating stage. The Pass being closed, no
Flat Boats have been able to come into the Va
700 this season, except by its mouth. Two Flat
Boats loaded with produce heve been towed up
from the mouth of the river, and are now lying
at our landing.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-05

- Louis Napoleon was elected EN-
peror of France, on the 1st of Decem-
Der, by a majority OF over seven mill
ions. The next day he made his public
entry, as Emperor, into Paris. The I'm
perial crown was ordered some time be-
fore, but was not ready.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-05

LOUISIANA STATE ELEcrIoE.-The late cleo.
ton in Louisiana has resulted in complete
democratic triumph. Col. Hebert has been cleo
ted Governor BY large majority.
Out of 81 representatives in the State LegisIa-
lures from New Orleans, the Democrats have
elected "a. The popular Democratic majority
in the city is nearly one thousand. This is a
glorious triumph of democracy far exceeding
the expectations Of the most eanguine.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-05

&C. The officers of the fast running steamer
Stacy will please accept our thanks for late riv-
er papers The Stacy passed up for Greenwood
Monday morning last. The Alton went up tc
Tchula the same morning.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-05

MARRIED-In this city, by the Rev. Mr.. Nc
Innis, Mr. G. F. EMERY to Miss REBEccA E. Guy,
all Of this city.
With the above we received large bottle OF
No. l. Champagne. We extend our best wishes
to the happy couple, and wish them not only a
happy New Year, but a long and happy life.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-05

VIM. r. King Vice President
elect, has resigned the Office of Presi-
dent of the Senate, on account of bad
health. Senator Atchison has been
elected il his place. It is feared that
Mr.. King viii not be able to enter upon
the discharge of the duties Of Vice
President on the fourth Of March. We
learn that le has gone to Cuba to spend
the winter.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-05

whole supply Of l3s per cent, and in the con-
sumption of 101 per cent which may not occur
again in twenty years. The stock Of cotton on
hand in Liverpool alone in August 1s43, was
l934400 bales
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-05

- See advertisement of Charles
Cox, Vicksburg, in another column
Mr.. c. is doing a,heavy business in VickS-
burg.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-05

Os Cotton has advanced from quarter to
half cent, and there is now more active de-
mand.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-05
Dissolution.
W. R. MILES.


ATTORN NEYS At "A w,
W ILL give their attention TO all business.
w entrusted 10 them in all the Courts held in
the counties Of Yazon and Holmes. k
CO Office in Wilson's building. by the Tel
egnph Office.
Yazoo City, Jan. 5, 1S53-1y.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-05

- The contested seat in the United
States Senate, between Mr.. Dixon and
Mr.. Merriweather, of Kentucky, has
been decided in favor of the former.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-05
FIRsT MoNpAY "a dayl on MAY NExT.
Funeral Sermon.

The funeral sermon of Mr.. DANIEL
LEMONS will be preached at Short Greek
Church, by the Rev. J. w. Purvis, next
Sunday morning 10Th inst) at IL o'clock
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-05

O The gold mines in Australia are yielding
tremendous quantities Of the dust. It is said
that large amounts Of Australia gold dust is week.
II received In England. and that the emigration
to the mining regions is immense.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-05

o-s- A very sudden change in the weather,
took place on Sunday night. At bed time. it
was quite warm, and had the appearance of rain;
Monday morning It was bitter cold-by far, the
coldest weather we have had this winter.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-05

&C. In some parts of our county the scarlet
fever has been raging to an alarming extent
Several deaths have occurred from it in town,
but we understand it is abating.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-05

oC- Mr.. Rives, who stabbed Col. Keys, has
given bail for his appearance at Court, in the
sum of $4,000.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-05
School Lands 60 rense.
/. D. D. u.

Le Os Os He
MANCHESTER Lodge No "a, meets eve
w ry Thursday evening at 8 O'Clock II. M
at the Odds Fellows Hall.
JAS. III. BELL. N. CIV. s. ErPnRsov. v. Il
mo. G. POWELL, r. .S.-WM WYmAN, Treas.
Per. Sec'ry.
MITHCAH Encampmentof Of Patriarchs \
Iva 10, meets the second and fourth Tuesdo
in each month, At 8 O'Clock, T.. nj.
WM. WYMAN. G. Paws III. BELL. S. w.
JAMES THARP H. P.-THos. MErzLER J w
D. M. IoLIINGswoRTH, TIL. HOLMES Scri
Yazoo City. January 5, 1868,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-05

c. The fat OK that took the prize at the late
Kentucky State Fair, weighed three thousand
taro hundred and Jlf1y pounds.
Gen. Scott was right when he declared Ken
lucky Big cattle country.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-05
Adminisfrator'e Eoftcc.

A T the January Term Cnst.) Of the Probate
IA Court Of Yazoo county, shall as Admins
traitor Of the estate OF Nathan Robinett deL'I.,
present nay administration account for annual
settlement. LEWIS q. ROBlNEII,
Jan. s. 1888. Admir-.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-05
Democratic State Convention 7

la accordance with customs and with the gen
eral wish of the Democracy in various portions
of the State, notice is hereby gwen that there
will be DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVEN-
TIoN held in the City of JACKSON, to nomi-
nate candidates for State Offices and for a men,
Der of Congress for the State at large tor the en-
tire delegation if the Governor of the State should
order the election by the general ticket system
on the
FIRST MONDAY I'D day) OF NAY NEXT.
The Democrats of the several counties are res
pectfully urged to hold primary meetings to Sc
lect delegates at the earliest practicable period.
1t is important that there should be full refiec-
ton of the sentiment of the entire party in the
Convention Mississtppian.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-05

0s The Rev. Mr. McInnis, preached his
farewell sermon, at the Presbyterian Church, last
Sunday morning. He stated that the Church
was indebted to him nearly four thousand dol
lars, but that if the sum of eight hundred dollars
should be paid him by the 18th of this month,
he would release the debt This is only about
twenty per cent on the claim. This has been
earned at $500 per year. so that he offers to re-
lease the church from the payment of four years
services.
by his own and other churches, as well as "out-
siders," we would think that a larger sum than
$500 would, undoubtedly, be raised for Mr.. Nc
Innis. seThe laborer is worthy of his hire"
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-05

O-T The Yazoo Guards will parade on the 9Th
inst, at which time prize will be shot for by
the company. There will bea great effort made
to have full turn out.
Every member OF the corps should feel himself
bound to make his appearance on this interest
ing occasion.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-05

0s- When Sydney Smith first saw Daniel
Webster, he exclaimed Heavens! why he looks
like small cathedalr'
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-05

The Washington correspol dent Of the New
York Journal Of Commerce says that the Secre-
tary will doubtless ask for modification of the
law passed last session, but that the change will
be resisted, upon the ground that it is confer
ring too much power upon single officer. .
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-05

TIE NATIONAL DEBT.-Below will be found
statement of the debt of the United States,
upon the 1st of November, 1851. Congress ar-
thorized the Secretary to purchase the bonds with
any moneys In the Treasury, not otherwise ap
propriated. The consequence was an immedi-
ate advance in their value, SO that since the lst
July, 1852. the Treasury has only been able TO
purchase of the debt the amount of 81, ,456, $40,
so that the present debt is little over $50 000,
600.
UNITED STATES DEBT in NOVEMBER, 1851.
Old funded and unfunded debt, payable on de-
nand, SII6,7l6
Debt OF District Of Columbia, assumed
Treasury notes outstanding, Nov. 1851, I6l, raj
( Loan OF 1912, due Dec, 81, 1862, 8,l98. .6S6
Loan March 3, l843 due July l, SO, 6,23793l
Loan July %, 1916, due Nov. -, '56. 1899, $50
Loan Jan. 28 l8l7, due Jan. l, '68. 26,256,150
Loan March 81, 1913, due July |, '68. 15,74O,o0O
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-05
4;57l.40O do
3,s0O,OOO do
Leaving altogether a stock ON

hand Of n, 400 do
the same as last year, while the supply, if cor
rect shows an increase Of $4,000 bales. and the
consumption an increase of $4,000 bales over
last year, Or which shows an increase in the
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-01-05

Estimate Of the supply and consumption of
cotton for the year ending September lst, 1853
Crop OF the United States. 100000 bales.
do of all other countries, 100000 do
Total stock on hand Sep. l, 1852, I'll 400 do
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MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Sept 5.-sales oil 1000 bbls Flour to.
ut 1918 Sales of 10000 bushels Wheat Red sl,ls a
Lee; White ,23 ,e7 Sales of 25 900 bushels Corr,
White 65 &C C, Yellow 60 a zoe.
NEw YORK, Sept. 5.-Flour has advanced so cts per
Dbl Wheat to eta per bushel We quote Baltimore
-four sGS7 to ESQ; Southern White Wheat 81 40. Ohio
IS a Al.
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LOTTERIES.
LlnRERT,s LOTTERY 0FTIcr a.i,,..... |.

IuNhohAh LAhhkRr Intends
II nuns Hotel" Calvert Nford.x
IN very ts- days nom hi. time the ale Of
-. I1yssa shi have expired. be -ed
VII hen he unlawful either TO boy Tek., ~ a. sf,s~
.e en-ilns 70 pursue eHlsg hsvt.r
haa .hs seod ,orisns during residence
nance He therefore respectfully patroosKs ef ~,
hsShs and others IN virginia uho
eHC r%itsI te t or rtAtng ~ JeHnfv daiso a.
su 'nS those e0 do o kHOto Atm
prompt attention, and that all rspo.-d 40 him ~
suioty Observed 80 MN -Ni "e
Prise Tickets In the Maryland Lotteries. or such
Lotteries as he has sold In here hay. ne
kczsosD, Va, April 25th, 1858.
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YELLOW FEVER.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept 3.-The deaths from yellow Fever
to-
AonItr Sept 3.-Deaihs from Yellow Fever 7-show.
ing an increase.
AT Naiehez, all except about 400 Of the inhabitants
have left. Deaths IL to Is per day.
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Reported for the Richmond whlx.

A DEFAULTER-FIRE-LATE FROM RIO.
NEw foHk, Sept 6.-Gutnrn, Custom House Broker
has abscOnded lie Is deauter to the tune Of over
hundred thousand dollars.
hire occurred here this morning. which destroyed
three houses Two men persisted in the flames.
The barque Maryland has arrived from Rio with dates
to the cath July She reports coffee as having advanced
four to siI hundred reals.
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h iNitI ~ LONDON on - f,r sale
- FN NIHfrfrf ay.Hs ported FaII Prints
sp d. o. t0nrgt and Fancy slk'
80 DO DO Hssn.fs q siis ard Cotton Handk
C4mtTls HrI Nrs'ira Iu almost every
$50 pic.es Bus ifh. Wrench ar1 Belgian Cloths
N.v.t si... satin. Valencia srl Cashmere yritiuss
100 pieces scotch Flfs ant Pr'rfsi Wursist Goods
wid'E aIrc,t sycry description Of handsome Wiat,r
Heavy wre.ns Hank.ts. and Vsr-, Gr-fs
lfeads,J Jeans shirts and Drawers In SILK and Wool
tan1ts ir al trades anil syirs
lsN THREAD. and Seine fHrehis n ELL numbers
MauV n' tNH preeH Goods vi therefore
they Hl o. s.id iu single patterns There 10 ln tbt
assortment some Embroidered suks, utieh uuu.
sItIy handsome.
srops-the hntst Cutlery produced Boz the world
COM eminent of rosai Wine
L. boxes of dozen Frsu,h Brandy Fras which
tx i, ly .'' sy s ,q5 ,lrs'y a.ylI ,s,.
t1glsh White Marsaiiies QIi'u
tufsh shirtrgs bro ~ t1d bcached
Almost every new style % handsome Cap and Bonnet
Colgrei and Bla,s Satin Francois Tor Shoemaker,
budnEs and Lscets, q small assortment
A lev d0t.u Frcrch M,rccco aud Kid skina
Tsinss ~ very superior hnish
Apron Checks and Counterpans Piads
A feu dozen spriuE Hats, frsnch made
J'uvnE Gloves - dozen
81 pIer' French csssneres Of ere very newest and bold
Apssts, sons q the real artieie
IN oufng on large au imporst to me rade p-i-es
c course D. A. low A. they Be Afforded deed my usn
Is o. ip so ne Eools 90 men uho buy r aor w. VII
ne shove ebracs' only Fss.a u the stock which o.,
nW sfre and arrivnr Nv surchssas iay.
ed o. m'ke them u hndlnsa rre,f panic ryitrr The
tnAs a1 SCOTCH market Of bs
tween ku'R ani he ohr European Plrs toufht rods
August so-dAesu
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MARINE NTELLIGENCE.
SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
IRON u. STATES.
PORT OF RICHMOND,
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Schr Susan, Churchill, from Cabin Point, wheat to War
wark & Barksdalc.
schr Passenger Romlcy. from Turkey Island, wheat to
Warwick & Barksdae.
Schr Telegraph. Davis, Baltimore, guano.
Schr Leave Mxrable, Cbickahominy, wheat.
Scbr Ann Somers, Somers, Philadelphia coal to $ p.
HAYES.
schr Hill Carter, Nelson, Porto Rice to WORKMAN
Co.
Schr Sarah Emeliue, Frost, -, TO Davenport, Allen
Co.
schr Emong, Shivers, from Savannah, lumber to II II
Wbitlock Son.
Schr Julia Ermina, Curtis from Ordinary, wheat.
Steamship jamestown, Parrish, New York, mdse and
Passengers.
Steamship Bevidere Clifford, FIN Baltimore, md-e TO
Currie When of Annapolis, run into by the brig
Eleanor Captain Hooper. from Savannah, and had her
wheel house damaged. The brig received considerable
injury.
Schr MISSIONER. Rogers fun Boston, mdse te Currie 4
Co.
SAILED,
Steamship City Of Richmond, MITCHELL Philadelphia,
mdse.
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FALL TRADE.
FALL SUPPLY
OBJ DR. IS MEnIlINIs OILS EANrN ENnn,

re, ere, for sale los DOVE & co
lu,0Ou lbs sap Catb sola best Ncwcasue
li,Usu rs CUfp.rHs. bright grCtn
~ hhit tifr r..Hf Paint. ilHI lt Indigo
11UI cations Solar COS. u 10 H1rav, Weeds btst
casks NutvaEs. 8c.sts M1ddcr
lou Mats CASSIE. atHus Whit Lead. IN OIL css. ullst5re
2o0.ntU Cifars. assorted. "0 toN Chewing Tobacco
t.0fp papers SrnUtIrE 7. taco. DO bills Fus
10 bills Alum. lu tbs Ntrct Rel
90 To- Glue, Irish, 100 dozen Mustang Iinmsnt
lev Owen Arsbiun tium~nt: loo 10 Tonaua Beans
l2Oo bs EHtrsct Lcgsood
$40 ne Paris Grcen drv and Ia OF
2o1 rs Chrruue Green. 80 he Chrome yellow
bales flesh Gloves. 1lt ioren VefmIfrres assorted
gross Yeast Powders ~ boxes fIurs scap
10 gfost Yankee sosp, 10 fruss Brown windsor sIap
q hoNes Psm Soap. $50 H. Scotch snur. Boz pa psfs
70 dnrrn Psiut Buckets. 10 this Cupa Varufsh
lUu dozen Tooth Hfushr. ion dozen Shaving brushes
iu gross Nrsrdreths Pills leo rross Matches
lC1 boxes Transparent Soap. $40 NJ Onrrr
krEs tmcry. assorted. tel q C1s-ree. escorted
" rvo Si.i.tt anil S,4it Powders, 80 u.Vts, XIV
6ibs Hrir1strur q caaes Vanilla Hsaus
lofeht sith usual complete DIurs Medicines
Paints os, Fancy articles, Of rhich Ter upon the
u'ua tine 81 prizes 70 salt both and eoaay trade
"s DOVE co.
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M IGJl HnfOTIpfS y OIITm mlYING m. mo-. !,
GEO. >. SIMMER,

China, Glass, and Eartheuware,
No. 90 PEARt SrREFr
I.u EIt'HfIys. Richmond
receiving bis Pail SOCK .r Esr'cnuir and China %
Do. own ration anil 'ru As Nanu'4-'ores stock II
GLASS, LOOKING GLASSES. FANCY GOODS, sc. a..
60 Thieh DE- invites hg attention OF Merchants visiting this mar.
se' assuring them that DC vii BE- f1lrl extensive
't on ne favorable terms any This c-ury
North or south
- Special attention given 90 packing and shipping
august 24-aftl-u
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By coddIn 4 lpptr.o,- An,
VyIE Lganlt fN,.,: o. NnCi.sSnsyrrIy rrn,.

NALtA FAM. \ a n n rsux
CALLtD "woODyILLE,' FOR SALE AT ,icT,oS n1noND'
prietors will oder this vuabl. property for al. =. h
90 we premse' on ICksDAY the Isl, Noy.mbsy S,
prOvem.nt " "'s" ses's o I'M
The Improvements consist Of large dwelling
nirs Sheds kitchen, house. &C. nd
most beautiful o. forest Ii..
enes portion Of the city than which ar. n
rom W" to $780, per acre Persons pureha.s ,b
Nate sale, before n. ~'P''
TEESsonesixh cash; balance ia Is "a .,a -,o,,,
notes, gearing interest secured ly a
Au'-E'"tds GODDiN APPERsoN. Aucts
(ANh Hill. fOH SAIL for ,ha -.
" Yarn which reside, In the upper end q, N,.tn
county called Oak Hid IL contains about 400 an kh
are low grounds Of tn. FIRST qualify,
Island commonly knosn nc S-on.. IL. ~ l, o To-
within mile Of Ciarksvile Tobacco a.,
are three Manufacturing Mills almost
or the accommodation Of numerous family m. A..
cury Of 49, N'S sc
There will in short time be TO the Richmond D.
ersburg and Norfolk
to Carkesvir from whence there Railroad In tb @ ~.
OF construction 10 Ndgewsy, where connect With tb
on and Raleigh Road, which with Per.buz An,
on stanton River where Richmond Danvir Iii
cross which viii afford and speedy
market The location Of the high ar
beautiful The
place comb ned render.
Enia further description deemed unnecessary az ,b,..
Sshing TO purchase will visit the place, Patt he
N take pleasure In showing it, and giving further
For terms Ge address (postpaidD Samuel re.phow Rhr,
Va or the undersigned after the 18th September Hill
- .ae.-esat@ fGANCEs .. NELSON.
ENon RtNi-The Farm called WILTON, on James River
miles below Richmond, viii be rented PREMISE IL
O'CLOCK on THURSDAY the sth Of September year i
wM. T. CUNNINGHAM
Guardian Of O. J. Randolph, and for James Brooks
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AUCTION SALES.
By Dsalep, Msnturt 4 Co, Aast..

ny Dsslep. Msneure Co, Assts.
GtARf0 saIk az IOftTO RItO arc An Avn 40, -
- SIS At AUcrioN-on THURsDAY the s,h is.,.n' 80
~ o'clock se ~li sell at wharf .areAoa. N,
H. s TIE cargo Of the sehr nm Carter, Ponce Porte
y prime 90 choice quality ''--~'' VIM
~ hhds prime MoAsses.
ALSO
- mus " D. sugar ranging from 10 min.
i9 bos prime Mol ssvs. early crop ''
- - hho. cuba holasses. half pipes Cognae Brandy
isup' prime Bacon Hams. ~ hhds. Mi.dlinK Bnrop
Tssss-Under eco cash. that amount r,on,. q,
approved Negotiable S-Ai' e'eNs "f
sale without regard 10 YEA
SEQ DUNLOP. MoNCURE A Co Ape,.
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MIR. LEFFBYRE'S SCUOOT-


p LEFEDyRE, A. NJ, will on the first Monday IN otol-
succeed Mrs. Mead. Of 1.--rN.
~ .,L IN eh5ond and will be prepared that day TO r,
MI LviebTre for years CONNECTED 18th Nrs Nr5
hoo" and suhsHq u-ntlv bee .rirctp.
feA'ise icsHf, tie charge lie
Ia = larger \ Richmond. 'e' - N'-e-s'
He school ut,u
a. 'at q" MIS- Mead retaining several Of her
Tue strength Of the Department Of Foreign Language
rrs. '-' $500 0''''' @uN''4
The Msn'es 81 the Psi 70 IA Christian Household M
dc We pa rutal care 70 NJ. and VI Lefrhy
Inc School Will cu.- advantage
sound English education, which Willie added IN A, "
Modern Languages, Mus!r, Drawing &C. ~
I-rus-fsr RCard aud m Al
the scholastic year, ss4n ''
f"r Day scholars Of all a = :,
For any Noieru Language. 80
For Musk, Drswing, c. at Professors prices
APPLY 10 Il p. LEFEByEE. \. NJ.
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81 French. k.sil-h. and American hilsesy.-hn. WIN
hoss Of Ca Broadway New York. invites the Ladies and the
trade 10 examine her stock Of Millinery and Millinery Goods
She has Goods Al the Ns- York Crystal Palace which
we'll worth lookInR at
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UNEIALE school The session Of Mics Jane st,nari.
btuee Grace and Franklin 80
Trims made klosn on application.
al3J- 8tawfw
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oOMB AND FANCY GOODS WlREuorSE.

- HEIDON. HNhFis WIlIINv-
- 90 i.i Liberty STREET. near GrrrnvichO New York
cali attention 70 assort-leut Coahs Cutlery Fans
Muhss Buttons Thread. Bad!ass, Perfaery, MoanG
Possessing l1eql.ed advantages from our connections i,A
manufactured take pleasure IN soliciting a. eNaninaton of
- -''NA % ''i-. '-4 ei'-r nIJefs' Eal4-ly
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For MH,i,, Dr.Eag. &C. at P.c'e,sor'. prices.
APPLY 20 Il p LEFEByEE 4 Nj
nusg-d e.. Sc. = -

HkiNFOhD - iOhrtIt, Iabnrt Makers. \. T. Cornrr
rrnnhh and Thirteenth streets have hand,
'a Ll and complete Furrtur- q,
tier own manufacture and other which they would can the
ttutiuu Of persons ia need.
ana thorough 1cquantance viih the Cabinet Making
az fuTuing Business affords them
possessed IN superior degree hy Richmond T-ir
Ane are experienced their styles patterns
n most approved, and IT. ali tie essentials
'iett iny stand uurNac3 They confidently c1.
pan q" ieiT EorA viii done North south ouv
mot th's- Sho are IN quest good Furniture them The
advautarvuf comparison o their si1 4 that u Other t
ishmcuts 10 kichu. ui other cities
New avenues Of trade ard comu ican being psn,
a. between Richmond aud the Interior business hitherto
uHAHys 30 Hhmo"d Is being drawn within her REACH
"l TAX occasion iu advance 90 inform those
tiaird with tue advantages ia trade, which Richmond ar
ats least in the Furnishing line better bargains can hr @
where than a ufNFOEI pOpTFV,s
~ Undertaking attended to with especial care and pr"rt
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do with onh lsnce Mr. Patton
einenty qualified 90 take charge Classical Mathrma.
cal Academy Mr. Patton the distinguished gr
duties 81 his class and possesses ene him 10
a most n,eral support FRANCIS n. SMITH, Supt.
Va. Military Institute, Aug ~, 1879. -giawtOi