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TIRE, LIFE AND MARINE INSU

Il RANCE.-The Richmond Fire Association are
now prepared to issue policies of Insurance on the
above description of risks on as reasonable terms as
any similar company and respectfully ask share of
the patronage of the public Applications will be
ceived at the Office No. 223 corner of Main and 9Th
streets, where the officers win cheerfully furnish all
information that may be required. All losses prompt
ly and literally adjusted: ~
JAMES BO5HER, President
JOHN H. RosHER, Secretary. NH II
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COOKING EGG PLANTs-As we now have this
excellent vegetable in season, we publish the follow
ing mode of cooking the egg plant in the South,
winch we lind in monthly agricultural publication
called the Soil of the South:
Are you fond of sweet oysters? If so, we will
give you dish equal TO the Mobile bay oysters.-
FIRST peel the fruit, and slice it thin boil it in salt
ana water until throughly done. Now d ain off the
water, cover 1t with sweet milk, crumble in some
toasted bread and crackers, with pepper, and such
other condiments as the taste may dictate Now
break in two or three eggs and as it SINNERS over
the fire. stir all together as soon "a tbe ego beg;ns
to harden the metamorphosis ia complete the oys-
tiers are ready for the table ] 80
ITO fry the egg plant, they should be first peeled
and parboiled then dipped into batter and dropped
into boiling lard-taking care to season them pro-
perly before frying" ass f
We present the above for the instruction of those
housewives who will have eggplant; but in our
opinion it is poor vegetable. Bestow the same
care and seasoning upon agourd and we question
whether it would not pass muster with the eoo.
plant. 4
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The Providence Journal says the wounded by
the recent railroad collision were all doing well al
last accounts and that there u ia prospect thai
all except Bolton VIII recover, and his case Ia no,
quite hopeless
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
.NHE subscribers are authorised to Sc

II u
l. most desirable DWELLING, on the north 81 de
of Main street. between Sd and 4th Streets having &C.
commodations sufficient for large family.
GODDIN l. APPERSON,
S-6t Aucts
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MISERABLE RESIDENCE FOR

Il kESIhAOIE II Z , d Z n z T. FUR
IL RENT-The owner intending to decline house
keeping offers for rent his residence, situated GOTH
between Franklin and Grace Streets containing se-
ven and kitchen, with three rooms supplied
with and gas stable and other outhouses all in
perfect order and situated in pleasant convenient
and senteel neighborhood. Apply to
au 25-St JAS. M. TAYLOR ~
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This Is called s.the year oi pestilence" and sad,
indeed, are the etidings that We receive from many
11arfs of our country.
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hI UT LIZ L
IL Richmond Post o
~ Persons calling
please say they are ad
u 0aice hours. on
A. NJ, and 4 to 5P. NJ.
LAI
Allen mrs Sasan
Ardt rson Mrs Mary ]
Allen mrs Mary c
Alexander mrs Julia A
Adams miss Mary Ann
Burke mrs Sophia
Boasnan mrs Sarah
Brant mrs Sarah A
Boyd mrs Maria L
Byrd mrs Martha G.
Barksdale mrsI | l.
Baker mrs Jane G
Burnett mrs Jane
Budener mrs G f
Burton Caroline
Bunting mrs Sidney
Cole mrs Sarah f
Cowley mrs Minerva
Corbin mrs Mary
Corp mrs Margaret A
Carlton mrs Juliet
Childrey mrs Eliza
Carle mrs Caroline
Carter mrs Judeth
Doxey miss Zeliia
Drewry miss Sallie X
Dickson miss Patsey
Diamond miss Lucy A
Drury miss Mary f z
DoNey miss
Elicit mrs Mamie 7
Ellit miss + A
Fore miss Y L
Ford mrs Susan
Frank lin mrs NJ A
Flaherty mrs NJ 0
Freeman mrs Maria
Finney mrs NJ c
Fleming mrs Ellen
Fadelry mrs L
Glascock mrs NJ c
Ganaway mrs NJ 4 ?
Gary mrs NJ c
Gentry mrs l.
Griffin mrs + A
Green mrs 4 Ct
Hunt mrs N L
Hatton mrs N
Harris mrs VI
Hockaday mrs NJ A
Hockey mrs II
Hamilton mrs 5 j
Hagan mrs Sarah
Harreys mrs Sarah
Hopkins mrs L
Hlrseman mrs ] NJ
HOVan mrs II b
Hatton mrs q w
Hall mrs Catharine ?
Hill mrs Catharine
Hardy mrs Ann S
Janisou miss Carrie
Jeter mrs Mary G
| Josephs mrs II A
James miss c r
King mrs Jane
Kirby mrs Mary E
| Lumpkin mrs II F
| Lorain mrs Maria
Lambeth miss NJ E
Moxely mrs 4 f
Myers miss c II
Afonds miss c NJ
Martin mrs c
Mathews miss Eliza
| Milton mrs + B
Mann miss +
Meadows mrs Lucy
Monroe mrs l.
Mcdonald miss E C
Mcdonald miss E 2
McNughtoa miss L B
New mrs Hanna
Needhan mrs Mary
Nesbitt mrs \ W
Negle miss C
Peasley mrs NJ
Pollard mrs Caroline \
Pitcher mrs Z
Power mrs James F
| Price mrs Samuel
Parish mrs Sarah
Rice mrs Eliza
Richardson mrs Z L
Rogers mrs Z A
| Root mrs n H
| Redford mrs Rebecca
| Robinson miss A D
Roganni miss Bette
| Rouse miss Bette
Sullivan mrs Bridget
Straehla mrs G
Stewart mrs L J
Stone mrs Emily H
Spraggins mrs Fanny
Shields mrs J C
| Singleton mrs Lucy
Sutton mrs Mary j
Smith mrs Martha E
Sweeney NJ NJ
Tyler mrs 7
Talley Mary A
Thompson mrs 3
Trent Martha
Tubble mrs E A
| Woodson mrs Louisa
Watson mrs b
| West mrs Sarah A
| Watts mrs Mary
| Woods mrs A A
| Williams mrs Ann NJ
Whitlock mrs + Z
Wiiler mrs +
Washington mrs E
Wallace miss Kate
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rHE DAILY DISPATCH.
UUGH R. pLEASANTS, Editor.
JAS A. CowARDIN, PRopRrrron.

The DAILY DISPATCH is served to subscribers
a. sIx Am QUARTER CENTS PER WEEK, payable TO
she Carrier weekly Price for mailing. 81 year IN
s5vsnce The WEEKLY DISPATCH is issued every
F1iSay and mailed to subscribers al 81 per annun.
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i Among the a,ishea enumerated at a recent Nor
mon fasflyai ssgreen cueufnhers and roast peacock
ihubarb and pig, minee pie and Washington cake.
buttennilk, ice cream, aud green peas" receive
honorable mention.
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n B. LUCK, STOCK AND LAND

W WARRANT AGENCY, GOVERNOR ST
STOCKS bought and sold Commission. The
highest price paid for LAND WARRANTS. GOLD
AND SILVER WANTED.
C Prize Tickets in all Lotteries sold in Lotteries
under the management of R. France x Co. will be
promptly paid by me, and all inquiries relative to the
business of X. France & Co. addressed to them at
Richmond will meet with prompt attention.
mv2 C.. B. LUCK.
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ON MAIN STREET

FOR SALE.-For sale, that valuable LOT on
Main street. with the brick carpenters SHOP, &c.,
now occupied by VIM Forbes and S. Y, Landruu.-
The lot fronts rs feet, and back lo9 feet Ap-
ply to ..g -
au 2f-it GODDIN APPERSON
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The Alexander, Earl If surfing, claim 20 the
Fisheries is now classed along wita the Rev. Flea
zes wiiiarns's claim TO be Bourbon
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A clergyman was rebuked By a brother of the
cloth few days ago for smoking. The cuiprit re.
,l;ei that he used the weed 10 moderation. sWhat
do Won call moderation" asked the other .One
cigar at a tiine,' replied the offender.
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MIR. JOHN II. WILLIAMS is this day
e0N ENAMELED CRATES AND

OUU TENDERS. FOR SALE AT REDUCED
PRICES-1he subscriber has for sale the largest
stock of CRATES and TENDERS ever before offer
ed for sale in this city of his manufacure The
beautiful rounding Tenders, summer pieces, &C. TO
match. Orders for Crates, Fenders, &C., from town
and country punetuelly attended to and carefully
packed Merchants purchasing to sell again viii be
supplied at the lowest Northern prices with the usual
discounts on for cash by wholesale. Apply ut my
Bell and Brass Foundry Main, between 9Th and 9th
streets, Richmond, Virginia.
SAMUEL d. DENOON
ALS0-FOR RENT. the House recently occupied
by MrF Quaries. ON Main, between Adams ard Fon-
slee streets. Terms moderate TO good Tenant
Possession given Immediately.
eu II-2ms ). ID. ID.
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IUST RECEIVED AT THE FRANK
~ LIN CLOTHING STORE. per steamer Virginia
direct from manutactory in Philadelphia, another
large supply of Gentlenlen's Summer Clothing, such
Grass and Cambria Linen Sacks; Silk and Alpacca
Luster, Frock and Sack Goats; White. Buff and
Fancy Figured Marseilles Vests in great varieties;
White Linen Drill Check aud Striped Linen Pants;
Drap Deete and Fancy Cashmere Pants. Also large
and select Stock of Gentlemeus' Furnishing Goods
all of which will sell from Is to 20 per cent. less
than any goods of the quality and make can be
bought for in the city of Richmond. Remember at
the Franklin, SO Main street.
je Its DE COT A. CO
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oUMmEh AhhANGEMENT.-Nisit to the
Springs may expect comfort by this route than
ever before; and the cost of measi considered no
other route offers lower fare The road is open to the
base of the Blue Ridge and the rails being laid
between Waynesborough and Staunton, it viii be in
operation this season.
The Stage line is under the MANAGEMENT of T. L.
HeiskeI, so well known to the public.
~ Cars leave Richmond daily at 6t A. NJ. and the
Western terminus of the Railroad at III A. M. -
DAILY CONNECTION
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VOL. 3.--NO. 267.

/ iST OF LETTERS-Remain in the
IL Richmond Post Office on the 26th August, 1885,
{ e Persons calling for Letters In this Lat will
please say they are advertised.
" ofiee hours on Sunday, hereafter, from 8 to
A. NJ, aud 10 5 2 Al
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100000 saIaaRrs. MEAkr { .slsfa5 4rE ! sss ) :

thing ia the city.
SOD bIls Ieckland LIME, receiving this day. ALSO,
IN store 50 bbla Roekand Finishing LINE; 100 bbs
Washington LIME. -
au 22-3t II. ii. HHITLoCh q sun
nLD APPLE and PEACH BRANDY,
~ for Branaying Peaches.
Cloves, Spiees, Mace, Ginger. Pepper &e.
Preserving SGgars. For sale by &
ea2f r. VOOLFOLK, Ja., le0 Broad st.
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H ABLE CLOTHING.-The subscriber has now
in store, most splendid assortment of SPRING and
SUMNER CLOTHING, of all styles ard quality.
Also, every style of piece goods of the very latest
patterns which he sprepared to make to order the
shortest notice. Come and see for yourself
Z. B. SPENCE, No. 120,
my4 Corner Main and Governor SITS
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M MARTIN SMITH. STOCK. LAND

1s1s WARRANT AND GENERAL AGENCY,
Office l4th street, old stand for many years occupied
by John NJ. Clarke as a Lottery Office. The highest
market prices pad for old Virginia Military Land War
and Land Warrants under the act OF September
z8 1850. Ali outstanding Prize Tickets sold by MIR.
Clarke win be redeemed by the subscriber.
NJ. MARTIN SMITH, gent.
N. B.-Persons at distance obtain any infOr-
nation relative to the old business and have their
ders faithfully and confdentaly executed by address
ing, post paid,
NJ. MARTIN SMITH, General Agent,
my 3I-d3m Clgrke's old stand. 18th st.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
PLASTER.-At meeting of the Board of Di-
rectors of the Virginia Central Railroad Company On
18th July, 1885, the following resolution adopted
viz .z
Resolved That Plaster is not to be deposited the
Company's ground until ready to transport it. unless
the takes the risk of any loss that may occur
copy from the Minutes of the Board of Directors
J. GARRETT,
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=" =. Uy j. 1EIskEBL, AgtnL.
TRI-WEEKLY CONNECTION.

To Lynchburg, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
going up; fare. 81 SO
Servants travelling without their masters, must
leave pass with the Ticket Agent. and also shew
another to the Conductor Z. :
An extra charge will be made if passengers do not
OBTAIN tickets. E. Fl. GILL;
rr Sup't Transportation.
Washington passengers may 90 BY the Junction
and reach that city in "a hours from Saunton taking
the night train OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company.
ie II Z rrrr =.
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n.
GREAT BARGAINS IN CT LOTHING-

~ la order TO make room for Fall stock all Sum
mer Clothing that have in store will he sold at unu
suay low prices for cash Those yet in will do
we'll to give me call and examine my stock.
J. ID. GOODMAN,
No. 12i Main street, opposite Eagle Square.
r.. B. Those in want of good Travelling TRUNK
can be supplied at wholesale prices.
au I6 J. D. G.
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II
Miles John P
Morris Junius A
Morse J
Miles James
Moore John w 2
Mounick Michael
Mires A
Afichaud Paul
Morris w
Miller Robt C
Mond Ritch
Maynard r
Matison X J
Mountain S P
Marshall S Fl
Minor Thos J
Miles GZ2
N1illok James Fl
11essler John ?
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"A MAYO, having been engaged a Clerk in the
Pension Office for nearly three years, is thoroughly
acquainted with the manner of prosecuting success
fully CLAIMS TO revolutionary and other pensions,
and to BOUNTY LAND uader the various Acts of
Congress- and will attend to any business of that kind
which may be entrusted to him. He will also prose-
cute CLAIMS of every description before Congress
aud the several Departments at Washington His
charges viii be reasonable Any reference given that
may be desired.
Office 18th Governor street, next to P NJ.
Tabb & SOp Richmond, Va. 9-lm
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-04-15
PUNPS!! PUMP ST!
JoSe1Ik Dickinson.

yKVHANkFUL fo- past patronage, respectfully N.
u forms his iriencs and the pubic g. uerdiy, that
he is still making, and Will furnish AT his establish
rnent on Pearl Street, few Coors South of Nam,
Street Richmond, Wayne County, Indiana Fnmps,
Of almost every tescrption-either Of IRON, Brass.
Conner Lead turned w cod, and adapted to almost
every purpose that may be desired Having had about
seventeen years experience IN Pump maxim. and q n
eraI Plumbing work, lie trusts that he can insure
genera! satisfaction to those Who may favo: him with
their orders
Agencies for the sale Of his Turned Wood Pumps
are established al " IN. c. Harveys d Cent-eviHe-
Ezra " atoms (Postuas:er} at Dublin, asd b G
kern'- at Milton where ti-s. Pumps, neatly tanned
painted, and warranted 10 perform wit, VII be
furnished and put in the well If desired. at prsce
very little exceeding the old log ones. These pumps
several advantages the old log onss-they
easier handed, take up much less ROOM are not
liable crack and be readily ieng ned where
the wells require TO be dug deeper These who
have Deep Wells will 90 we'll to call him, as his
pumps considerably easier than those that have
bee usually put Satisfactory reference will read
lily be given. Wood piping for conveying water, drain
ing. &c, bored and Joined for 81 ceuts per foot
J. ID also Offers his in the plumbing bnsi
ness. fitting up Water Closets, laying Lead Pipe
&c, and fitting up Baths. with Hot and Coti Water
&C. sad IS agent for Spra'ts Lighting Rods
Richmond. 9th Mo,9, lo52 24:u
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California Items.

fellow by the name of Martin was whipped
for horse stealing at Los Angeles. An Anerl-
can agreed to apply the lash for SO. which was
paid him. Atthe conclusion Of the punishment,
the crowd caught the operator and tossed him
in a blanket as long as their strength would
hold OUT and ended off by dropping him on his
head and shoulders on the rough ground, in
turing him seriously. The crowd said that an
American who would whip a fellow coun'rymen
for pay. deserved chastisement
Washington's birthday was celebrated with a
great display of soldiers. firemen and citizens
at SIN Francisco. 1t was much the finest dis
play ever seen in California. The Placer Times
says that a well dressed and intelligent looking
man seriously asked ..IFho this Washing
ton that they making such 4 bloody row
about while the procession was moving along
Mrs. Snow. the iailor's wife Of luba county.
detecting some OF the prisoners Just upon the
point Of escaping from jail, ,hrus. her arm
through the staple TO act bolt. and he'll! II
there till assistance arrived. notwith -tandln z
the agony she suffered from their violence
The court ordered her hundred dollars for he.
he.cisnl.
an aged Frenchman in C.laveras was pun
ished with forty five lashes for robhing 4 hen
roCst
single fire company (the Sansorne) in San
Francisco. have CiveI. a thousand dollars &c
the Washington Monument Association.
VI The SOUTHERN CONVENTION MEMPHIS
Among the objects contemplated by the South
ern convention, which IS 10 assemble at Mem
phis on the first Monday in June, are the follow
ing:
The establishment ola continental depot @
cotton. in opposition TO Liverpool.
: The direct expectation OF cotton by the plan
ter. thus doing away with middle men. middl
warehouses. middle commissions. middle in
surances and all that interminable medium
i which eats up our substance. and concentrate
Q our exports at Liverpool.
To build up Southern importing market, Il
opposition TO New York
To establish through railway alliance. NOR
T. sympathy with the Great Vest and North
{ II-es,. socially, commercially. and nationally.
To have one or more lines Of steamers I
. Europe.
!. To induce emigration through Southern port
to pass to the Ives, by a communication Away
it open. expeditions, and cheap; to settle o
our fertile lands
o To stimulate manufactures and general il
e dustry. To educate our children at home,
spend our wealth at home.
To aim at commercial and industrial inds
pendence Wig.
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New & Large Supply Of Groceries

Z have lust received large stock Of Family Gro
II c.ries, which for quality and quantity cannot be
exc.iled in this city. being selected with great for
this market. | invite the cite MS OF Richmond and
tn. surrounding Country, 10 give call aud
anime nv stock before purchasing else where Part
of my stock consists of n. o. Brown, Crushed Gnc.
Powdered Sugars; Golden Syrup. Sugar House a,d
n O. Molasses; lava and RIO COFFEE No and }
Mackere bv he barrel KIT; every variety Of green
and black Teas; Pickles; Preserved Fruits Jelli-s;
Sweat Meats &c, &c. Together with great variety
Of Willow oGen and Glass w are, Tobacco, G icars
Raisns. Prunes. Currants. Ciirion, IiGs. Cheese
Dried Beef, Smoked Haburt aud n great variety OF
other articles T. H. Gil HENS
Richmond, Feb. !, 1888 I:r
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S.OI ONION HORNEY Jr.- having taken GEORGE Nc
- CUILOUt,H into partnership Ill the manufacture OF
hereafter Will be conducttd under
The firm OF IIORNEY MCCULLOUGH. at the old stand
the Railroad Depot and having made some addition
he procured the
ry arc now prepared furnish farmers and dealers
wholesale retail with superior article OF PtiMlt NJ
NTEII. IIOW~. OF various sizes and pattarns,--also
single and double shovel Flows, Cultivators OF different
kinds and variety Of other farming Implements and as
no mains spared in procuring good material and
competent confidently believe that point
OF constructions finish AMI durability CIR
work i'll not lie Surpassed. -
SOLOMON HOANEN. jr.
GRO MCCULLOUGH.
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SWEET PorAro PLASrs-Wc invite the attention Of
etvaors TO the advertisement Of Mr. Vesta published
In smother column He first and highest
premiums Of both the Fairs Of the Wayne county Agcu!
turs Society for the best specimens Of Sweet Potato.
hbited lie has been engaged in tho business % raising
Sweet Potatoes for number Of years, and has been uni
fsrmy successful in producing good crop quantity AMI
quality.
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STOVE AND TlN-WARE STORE.

Rasuectfl informs his fricndz and the public, ths- ~.
business street, a. the ssgn OF the big
Coffee Pot nearly opposite the Park and east oil Lyne
Barnes store he has hand and offers Tor ss0
genera! assert q
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-04-15

lie hss the Improved Dou5ie Triumph cooking Stove
Iefes Double Oven stove, in which baking and roast
II can be carried the time. Kentucky cooking
stove made ver7 thick ard heavy, and particularly adapt
Cd 10 the farm house all kinds Of Tor Halls Church
cs stores and shops. improved. Doubie-oven straub
cooking Scv York Alright psrler stoves sizes.
Premium stoves various styles and .r.igaf
Han stoves sizes; efregulat,ng sirtight.
parlor Sheet iron DO. OF the same style Juno's
pen front paror stove which haze the doors thrown
open 10 expose FIRE. be maze alright ana warranted
TO draw well IN either capacity
general assortment OF Hollow ware. aud Tin-ware
Of al kinds plain and aPane4 stove trimmings Of tia aad
copper -
An stoves warranted to- perform well
m sale His stock ~ 81 the best quality and VIII
Be sold as low possible Approved country ?roduc"
- in exchange. He has for sale rev Cfiufn.
Of his ocrn invention which viii produce butter in from
- :. &C. minute gathers butter good order II
oi ,res h., small child ard has given general sat
;fsef;en The public invited to call and examine IT
Old Copper. brass, ard Pewter bought Oh tA1en In en
change for work . ,e., ~,
/ Riehmond January l. Ie53 II
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,1enova1 to MO. 16.
! & PP@d2,
| p ~
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, & Silver Ware.
NE subscriber having large additions to his stock
OF goods in the line return his
past favors and fully solicit Of the
stock procured the cash prices and
quentiy he can and will sell the very low prices
WATCHES.
] Of various kinds and prices. consisting n part
E o. t'oid Levers. hunting from $50 to $780,
~ 4. Gold Watches, open face, white and gold
Silver Levers 1910 80:
Do Lepnes, 1910 Is;
And others at lower prices than the above.
WELRY.
Ladies' Chatelains, Short Chains aiso long Chains
OF various patterns: Mdaiions with and Glasses
designed for hair dagerreoypes various patterns and
OF the very best quality the Also few fine
diamond knss set 18th opais rubes. &C. together with
a line stock of Jewery OF every variety
SILVER WARE.
c~D Teaspoons, from 81 so IS Or Table spoons.
sxt'e difference being in weight Silver Dessert FORKS
- Butter Knives sc.
PLATED WARE.
a very superior article OF Plated Spoons and Jerks
Also Cake Baskets Casters Gold Silver specta
also the Double Focus Spectaclcs seeing close
md at distance. being the glass
rented being arranged that when either of the glasses
all, he can refIt to suit
! Watches and Clocks kinds repaired and war
antei to perform according to their quality.
Ola silver taken in exchange for goods, and the high
All the above articles will warranted TO be what
hey are represented, and sold very lowest
ouse in this city. C. A. DICKINSON,
AprHS, loo3.-l6N No. IL Main
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RrcHIoSD ADMINISTRATORS session of this School
will commence Mon Ter tn, superntsni-
enee OF Mr. a. j. SrUgss. principal lie will b, as
sisted by fsitfu and com2ssat assistants We
this school IL; Yatr,n,s, par .nts an Iians