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DR GORDON HARRIS, GRADUATE
IL OF CAMBRIDGE, GLASS 1924, FOUNDER
OF THE RAITEN ORE LOCK ISFIRMAlY, Nc.


OF THE BALgIM ORE LOCK ISFlRMA9Y, Ne.
81 South Gay street, opposite the Exchange Build
ing and Post Oa5ee-Thase requiring medical or sur.
gical aid by applyin DR. H., may secure skiilni
freatme mt and Gdyc e, while all communicates will
be sacredly sLieid4s I'D By the Egs of professional
honor. 80 =, 81.
nate in snewsraper advertisement between the gem
uine anaskfu. phi, stefan and the spurious preten-
sions of the desgnil g and dangerous quack, os d.
win chesrfully 1--WE when applied 10, such private
references as will f. ally satisfy all who require his
BEwAlsE or NOSTRHMSi
Avoid the Patsat Elixirs, Compounds and Cosaiais,
advertised to cu1e a. per0ons under varied forms OF
disease -
AS this constitution and habits of individuals differ
reason teaches the anne rsmedy canEet be suited to
all ak g. and that u only be safely and eff
fectualy eradcssed by judicous application OF pro-
per remedies -
- ATTENTICHIEVITED!
practical experl of over p years enables DR..
H. TO Insure sound and speedy in certain class
of diseases, which have too long been yielded By
regular physicians to the hands of QuackerY. He
NAV he consulted confdentally, either in person or
by letter.
| a letter to Dr. GORDON HARRIS, Baltimore, Ma
rylana-
All communications confidential.
Remedies by mail express to any part OF the
| United States oc Ism
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ITO MANUFACTURERS OF RAIL

l. ROAD c.. RS, IRON, &c.zProposals will be
received at the see of the Board Of Public Works
of Virginia." in the ,Sty t Richmond until o'clock
furnishing the Freight AMI Passenger CARS required
for the equipment of the sssern and Western diyi
sions of the CONVICTION AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Also, for the CAST IRON work required in the
construction of the Tracks, Turn outs and Bridges of
said road
Also proposals for furnishing RIA LIS for the track
of said road to be made at each end thereof.
Each proposal must be endorsed, Proposals for
Cars, Cast Iron Work, &C." and shall state whether
the articles proposed to be furnished wv pc manu-
featured on the line of the road elsewhere
The proposals to be addressed to the un6sra gned.
JAMES G. PAXTOA,
Superintendent of the Covington
and Ohio Railroad
RICHMOND. Sent IS 1858, Sc 14-3tawtd
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CPLENDID PIANO FORTES.-J.

- BELyIN has just received from the celsbrated
manufactures of Mess.s> Nunn's Co., Gilbert Co,
and Burns a number of their elegant toned PBANOS,
with all the modern improvements as thay come
frn,n rturers wko stand unzivaled tAar tone
and durability cannot be surPassed-which he will
sell low.
he also has on hand large lot of FURNITURE of
hs own manufacture. made of Rosewood, Walnut,
OAK ana Mahcssry, made up in she best style; and
for workmanship cannot be In tais OF the
Northern markets being al made BY hand and not By
machinery.
| INTERCHANGEABLE still keeps on hand large
LOT of COFFINS, and vii awe his individual stten-
| ton to all orders lea I kis Warehouse, where
| San always be found
i .n 2S--a&cts j. A. BFIEIN. Governor sc.
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"THArs THE MAS!"-During the representation
of the last of Richard ILL., at the Varieties tie
other night Ar. Neafie called Justify for Richmond
to come forth and meet him hand to hand. On
the appearance ofRichmond Richard gazed at him
though in doubt OF his identity 1t was soon set
tied, however, by a boy in the gallery calling out
-" Go it old boss that's the mani Thus assur-
ell Richard pitched in,' and got damned out of
his boots Louis Herald
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TILAlY, SMITH q CO., Groeers and

NLAAI, SMITH Il CO., Grocers and
fEcam,n ssiou Merchants, Gary street, adjoining
Colu,ss,sn h otel Richmond Va, offer for sale aew
oTie Yort. Rico, Loaf Crushed powdsrsa and
Ess & rs Family Flour, Oils Teas, Wines sad
s oli Tae w csud Sp Tas
~ dtha .us Lamp Wick, Cotton Yarn, Irvine
Paekina Yarn Bsooms Buckets, Shot Powder Gsn
CsSs Shoe BIN hes, Backing, Matches Bee Gordt ;
Slbsh $500 Tobacco Vinegar Nails, Cap Letter
. * v7aan;nm B. ger, Spices of all kinds, sagethec
aeverythins Ell to be found in grocery store.
All s which thsy i'll ssil at wholesale or retail on
Thag viii aiso give strie: attention to the sale OF
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NJ UNNS d CLARk'S PIANOS.-P. II.
IN TAYLOR sole agent in this city for the sale o.
ted makers is constantly receiving elegant and plain
PIANOS from their extensive and long established
mandatory.
They combine all the modern improvements, and
renowned for keeping IN tune.
" The public are cautioned to observe that
the title of the firm is NUNNs 4 CLARK.
Old Pianos taken in part pay for ones.
Guitars, Violins AccoFdeons and Flutes. Also, Gui
tar and Violin Strings of the best quality
p H. T. has in store the largest stock of new and
standard Music be found south of Baltimore and is
the weekly receipt of sTl the new and fashionable
~ sic of the day. liberal discount made to schools
I 'ealers. PLANO AND MUSIC STORE,
onSN 100 Main street.
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A Z. MOORE,

LAs constantly on hal
every description; seven
ing Tobacco; Bacon fosfa
erel and Herrings;' all hin
ter, LAID, Cheere,, new l
of every description, Mus
Salt in bags and Boxes, Z
grain; Backing, White Wa
Cords, Leading Lines, WraD
and Wood Ware of every /
gar, Liquors and Wines and
ing to a Grocery store. He
customers in any part of til,
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The Raleigh Stan dard notices projection foot
TO establish line of steamers between Norfolk, Va,
and L'Ofient, In France. Mr. McRae, our Consul
at Paris, is exerting himself to bring the scheme
into favor with French capitalists.
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MEDICINES WORTHY A PLACE IN


J. s. ROSE are all of high repute, and can be
relied upon suiting the diseases for which they
recommended as they are the result of an extensive
Medical Practice for the last thirty years IN the City OF
Philadelphia.
For ALL NERVOUS AFrEcrfoss.-DR. ]. S.
ROSES NERVOUS AND INyIGORATING COR
DlAL.-The greatest discovery in medical science
This astonishing medicine for raising up a weak con-
stutoii, facilitated by care labor study disease
acts like CHARM 1t gives strength and appetite and
possesses great lnvigorating properties For Heart
Diseases, all Nervous Affections, Flatuence, Heart
burn Restlessness, Numbness, Neuralgia raising the
% a1d sns e. .h' FT eegss 5o
The GREAT PAIN CUKxs~-TO THOSE WHO
SUFFER WITH ANY PAINe-Pain is the forerun-
tss DR PAIN
admirable preparation for rheumatic and other
sG 1t is che to GP an sSs
Stomach, Bowels, Back, Limbs, Sides, Sprains, Ris-
ings Lumps in the Breasts of Femsles, Ear or
Toothache, Rheumatisr, and indeed for any pain
No family traveller should be without g bottle OF
this wonderful and reliable preparation. excel
lent for canker sore mouth or sore throat In bottles
FeR CoUGHs, CoLDs, CRoup, AND WReoPING
CouGHs-Dr J. S. ROSES CELEBRATED COUGH
whether consumptive or proceeding from cold 1t
aIays irritation of the Lungs and fortifes the sys
tenn against any future attacks In bottles at % cents
and ST.
CHILDREN are also liable TO Group, which 6an-
gerous complaint yields Immediately to Dr.. j. $.
Roses never-falling GROUP SYRUP. Price % cents
WHOOPING COUGH, another complaint, always
worse in cold and damp weather: The afflicted will
WHOOPING COUGH SYRUP, which always
lieves and prevents the disease from running into
other diseases, such as INFLAMMATION Of the
LUNGS, DROPSY in the CHEST, and CONSUME
TON Price so ceati'.
For ALL DISEASES OF TRE kiDHEys AND BLAp-
EXTRACT OF BUCHsU.-Tsis is decidedly one of
the best remedies used for diseases OF the kid
aeys bladder &c, ard also for equity affections al
yyays highly recommend ed by the late Dir. Physck,
ard many of the most distinguished medical men
al Of the above Prep ,rations with DR.. Roses
Medical Persons in Sickness and in Health,
TO be had of O. A. Streoker, A. Rodeker b. Wood,
Purcell. Ladd b Co. AIDE g. Gray, Bennett Beers
A. Duval, R. b. Duval b Brother, VIM. p Laid, A.
Leslie s. M Zachrss1n, and by dealers generally
throu ghout tEs county and State.
Sc 2I-d3taw kw1y
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TRNAT Il. NR(IAINS Al IhE EsANh-
IM cIoa HING STORE, NO. SO, NJ AIN ST
RICuMoNn ~ we have Just received large
and comnlea .,o of Ready Made Clothing, suitable
s FIJI s MOO W ter wear and will continue to re-
~; on ana WE "a weekly per steamers Virginia
oe I sadlo ron, our rnanufactory in ThiadeE
nb Pr:Jo ma ne to buy will always have large
PM pm fL sons "lsas let from Also, large and wea
az. - sogA 70 So ntemen's Furnishing Goods al
seiecteo stocS Oh We IJmbrellas. Our plan of ops
ration is, large saless nd sna" nECoU co.
No. SO, Main street
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EXECUTION AT BUFFALo.-Lawrence Foearty, a
native of Limerick, Ireland, "a years of age was
hung at Buffalo, on Friday morning the 25th inst,
for the murder of Mr.. John Brown, of Alden
The Buffalo Commercial says that
The unhappy man was much excited and affect
ed and we2: bitterly, exclaimng at intervals, "Oh,
my dear brother and sister, it is for you my heart
is heavy Obi God help me, die a good Catholic.
And its little thought when child, should come
to This end. Oh. dear father and mother, it's pity
| can't see you It's hard, fure, to be parted from
nv parents and come into strange country to der
The ministers here offered words ofconsulation and
advice to the prisoner and placed cross in his
hands bidding Iii n remember the sufferincs of our
Saviour, and place his trust in his GOD. Fogarty
was however, much excited and continued to
weep bitterly, replying, There is no fear of my
soul, for ] amt bad man, and I'm innocent of the
murder hut my brother will be ashamed of me-
and there's a weight on my heart, and that's for
Nelly
As he was moved forward on to the trap he said
"Mr. Candee, Mr.. Candee, I've a word to say to
you about Mr.. Brown, who is now in that Jail At
the tine ! came to that place | was at his house
about twenty minutes and | never saw him after
that That's all | know about him" While Mr.
Hubert was placing him on the trap he Exclaimed
oh Lord! oh what are you doing to dol You
will throw me off,"
The signal was speedily given by Mr.. Hubert
and at l. o'clock, precisely, Sheriff Candee severed
the rope with one firm blow the drop tell, and the
unhappy man paid the penalty of his crime
Notwithstanding his de laration of innocence the
Buffalo papers say that no one who heard the evi.
dence or lis trial. doubts the injustice of the SER
tPncc.
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NOTICE TO MERCHAN7i

ins hAND oIdEhS visiting pr
Season.-The subscriber would mosf -. T,
1 1ns AT astention Of all in want OF Bon.
TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, vALISEa
% in,u OF the above. a. he pledges 81,
Wholesale or retail. oa VI coaA
sA a woId to those wishing to purchase 40
,hia expressly for their own use: H.
n ,ns method OF stating that his stock win Be
noI superior, certainly not inferior to any ;ntss
en country comprising both Of his own I, ,,s,,
ana o. me best New York, Philadelphia. aad e,
,a Aiso all kinds Of Ladies', Gentle Nj
s ss boys Boots and Shoes, made to order ia the
aA1o Aost iAshiohaoie manner, by
-. ALEXANDER HILL,
AT bis Old Stand, No. I27 Main :
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nOGGETT & ANDERSON. corner

Lnitsenth and Frankna streets, dealers h
= I |. q, and American PAPER HANGINGS. CIyR.
n nlAIa oUoDs, Cornces Banda Cords. Tasseis ana
s u1mps, Floor and Table OIL CLOTHS, Mattin.s
ssn naow shades and Blinds. best curled Aslr ana
s.1s a s,iM,ATTRASSES, FEATHER BEDS Bol.tsr.
ana rilews have on hand the most extensiva go
elegant stock Of the above goods for the fall tes
ever Sered IN this city, which win be sold on res
and Upholnsrus attended to promptly IL IN -
country caii from fdends and The nnhc -. ~
orally 10 respectfully solicited y x1 II seh-
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W.R ONeal was shot by some men by the name
of Beck, near Beckville, In Carol county, Ga, on
the 18th Mr. ONeal Is said TO have received in bis
body seven balls and two loads of b.ckshot. He
was still living at last accounts, though his situa-
ton Was very dangerous
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DEATH OF CAPTAIN IN THE MARINE ConPs.-
The veteran Captain ]. l.. C. Hardy, u. g. Marine
Corps, died on the 26th inst, at New York City, az
ter 10 years OF service. Warrington Star.
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A NEW POSTMASTER Yoa TaoY, NJ Y--The Presi
dent has appointed w. w. Whitman, to this
position, vice Foster Boeworth, recently resigned
- KaSAtxgtos Sssv.
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STEAMBOAT DEsrRoyEpsBY F1RE.-The steamer
Volant, running between Vicksburg and Yazoo City,
took fire on the Yazoo River, near Blake's planta-
ton, on the 10th instant and was totally consumed
1t is thought that ratsman by the name OF Potter
was burned to death. Among the mails destroyed
were the letters that were mailed from Cincinnati
of the 9th and 7th Lieut.. Col Bennett, u S. Army.
who was on board with his sister and daughter,
lost all his baggage and large sum of money Cap
tain Brown, the master of the boat lost 81, 100 in
money.
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THE KNup IyERsos CAsE.-It is now stated in
the Chicago papers, that the originator of the Knud
Iverson monument scheme has received between
ten and eleven thousand dollars The inquiry il
made: Where Is the money gomez Rather peril
nenf we should think. 49,
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NHITE-wASHING EXTRAORDINARILY Rev
James Williams, the well know and philanthropic
ms4ionaty y, SO long resident in the South Sea Is
lands taught the natives TO manufacture lime from
the coral Of their shores. The powerful effect
produced upon them. and the extraordinary uses
to which they applied it. he thus facetou ly de-
scri5es:
"Atter having ghed at the process of burning.
which they believed to be to cook the coral for
their food what was their establishment when in the
morning they found his cottage glittering in the
rising sun, white as snow; they danced they SUMO
they shouted and screamed with JOY. The whole
island was IN a commotion, given up to wonder
and curiosity, and the lsughable scenes which en-
sued after they got possession of the brush and
tub battle description. The boa ton Immediately
voted it a cosmetic and kalydor and superlatiyely
happy did many aswarthy coquette consider her
self could she out enhance her charms by dab OF
the white brush. And now party spirit ran hi oh
was or who was not best entitled to preference
One party urged their superior rank; one had got
the brush and determined at all events to keer
II; and third tried to oyerturn the whole thai
they might obtain some OF the sweepings They
did not scruple to rob each other of the little
share that some had been so happy as to secure
But soon new lime was prepared, and i'm a week
not hut, domestic utensIi, a war-club, or gar
ment but what was as white snow; not an TO-
habitant but had skin painted with the most
grotesque figures; not pig but what was similar
ly whitened, and even mothers might be seen in
every direction capering with extra VACANT gestures
and yelling with delight at the superior beauty of
their white-washed infants"
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A'NOOOhA1C OI1
~ ERS!-ONE OF THE CHEAPEST STORES IN THE
UNITED STATES FOR GUNS, GOLD WATCHES,
&C., at HENRY HYMANS,
No. Sc, Main Street, Richmond Va
Double barrel English Guns, warranted, tor Sio w
Stub and Twist, war
ranted 10 w
Double barrel English Guns, superior, Stub and - =,
Twist warranted 70 w
The latest and hest improved Patent Guu 40 90
Steel Wad Cutters, each y
$50 Wads in a box, for ID
Powder Flasks, 81
Bowie Knives, from 81 to 5 90
100000 Percussion Caps, Warranted $50 in box at
40 cents per thousand.
100000 Anti-corrosive Percussion Gaps, (Starkey's
best,) at S7s cents for $50.
Shot Pouches, Belts of every kind at all prices,
Colts Revolyers Aliens Pistols, and general assort
ment of sporting articles too numerous to mention.
order. for $40 90
ao,o Levers 70 ;arrsls % 90
10 carat Gold Levers, is jewels, warranted for
IL months 25 GJ
Gold English Levers, from SIS to 200 90
Gold Chairs, from IL to so 90
Gold Fob Chains, from 10 to 80 90
Gold Pencil cases, from Is cts. to 10 90
Silver Watches, regulated, at 90
And general variety of Silver Table and Tea
SPOONS, JEWELRY of every description. Fancy
Goods. &c. &c. HENRY HYMAN,
Direct Importer of Guns, and the only Importer of
Gold Watches, &c.
Don't forget that it is at No. Sc, Main st. Sc 80
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q b. LUCK, ST,
W. WARRANT AGEE

STOCKS bought and sold o
highest price paid for LAND "
AND SILVER WANTED,
u Prize Tickets in all Lottef
under the management efRk s
promptly paid by me, and all iaSu
business Of R. France & Cs. ~
Richmond, will meet with prom 81
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HORRIBLE SUICIDE.-The Cassviile (Ga.) Stand.
ard records horrible suicide committed in that
place on the morning of the 10TH The unforu.
nate man, jeremiah King by name, was from
Charleston as supposed, and had been in Cassyille
but few days. He was laboring under detection
or arrangement of the mind.
Before shooting himself he seems to have take
his knife and ripped open his bowels, severing an
intestine. He then seems to have taken the same
knife and dropped it into an already loaded gun.
which he had by some means contriyed to get hold
of, and placing the muzzle to his temple, and with
his foot and handkerchief fired it Off The shot took
effect in the back of his head, tearing terrible
hole, while the knife was found buried to the law in
his temple.
No doubt this dreadful suicide was caused by Ii.
quor; the deceased being dissipated character,
and had just come off long spree
Mr. King was, perhaps, thirty five years of age.
rather fair complexion, black hair inclined to curl
i've feet six or eight inches in height with rattle err
peculiar eye having CLASSY appearance. He bore
the marks of previous violence upon himself; his
throat being considerably SCARED.
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axr.n,.x Mousp.--The wheeling Intciitgcncer
,,,, !, nteresns deseripsionof the opening of an
Ia,,.n n,onnd. at Grave Creek. The exploration
e.,ected by Dr. w. De Hass. assisted by several
.,,.n The mound ia about Is feet In height, and
s.o feet in circumference. On penetrating about
| 20 Coo, atone work was traced beneath, which
n,oyed TO have been a vault extending some 10 or
s feet In It's tdiameer, and sinking to the
aer,h az q feet in it's centre stratum of ashes
s,n,osod to be hum1an--was discovered beneath
the stone.
The most singular and interesting feature of the
n,ound. was the centre. Immediately beneath the
ashes and at the depth OF eighteen feet from the
summit Of the mound, was discovered that which
the gentleman conducting the examination believes
10 nave been the dt.ar. koveringa space of about
three feet directly in the centre, found several
layers of large fiat stone Lifting these appeared
the usua. deposit OF ashes which, removal, re-
| vealed well formed. compact body OF 'eaue
clay somc four inches In thickness eignteeh
inches in breadth, and two feet IN Ienstn..-
This found ON careful examination, 10 resi- up
on stratum of four inches IN thickness OF very
coarse sand. This was Enthusiastically the altar, and
the mound, beyond all question, one OF sacrlhce.
Before entering fully upon the vault, the remains
of human skeleton showing strong indications OF
fire. were found and near by, two copper wris'iets
of very neat and truly artistic execution large
hnt spear point was also touhd.
Inc sclenthc wofiu VIII iook WIN ihtcEest W INT
results OF these explorations. The antiquities of
Western Virginia are among the most remarkable
to be found on this continent, and are attracting
much attention, both in this country and Europe
BOILER ENPLosIoN.-The boiler in the foundry
of w. Bates, at Freeport Pa, exploded on the 18th
inst; one end of it passing through the foundry
and killing instantly OF the proprietor, and
citzenof Freeport who happened to be in the build
ing at the time. third person severely scald-
ed. The second portion of the boiler was thrown
several hundred feet into the air, and falling on a
house near at hand nealry demolishingit
The AcrREss SHOOTING AFFAIa.-The n. Orleans
Delta, Nov. 10, says The most strange circnm.
stance in this affair is, that nothing can be ascer
tanned in regard TO the nativity of Bedford While
some assert that he Shy birth Frenchman and that
his name is Belfont-ethets, and very many, too,
say that he is a Yankee schoolmaster and that the
proper spelling of his name is Bedford We incline
TO the latter opinion, the suicide to the contrary
Notwithstanding. Some one picked up strip OF
paper on the floor, after the tragedy, on which was
written
BURY me by the side of my adorable Helena.
j. BEDFORD"
| We made inquiries yesterday at the house where
the wounded lady now lies in regard TO her pro-
| poets for recovery, and informed that there
was little hope that she would survive
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$50 Broad street, keeps

ID the finest Teas, Spices Of
i brands of the finest Chew
mily use and servants; Mack
is Of Sugars, Molasses, Bat
Iuckwheat Flour, Candles
lard of first quality, Soap,
'ickle, Coffee ground and
Sd and Shoe Brushes, Bed
ping Irvine, Stone Ware
sscription; Flour, Vine
every thing else belong
will send his goods to
city free of drayage,
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HARPER FOR DECEMBER ~ 2

HARPER FOR DECEMBER. AT G
- NJ VESTS Eva May, the Founding, or the
Secret Dungeon-25c 81 Vi 'no
Emma Walton, or Trials and Triumph by Miss
E. Dupuy-5Oc y -'A-'' ~
Salad tor the Solitary-Sl IS.
harper tor December, splendidly illustrated
~ subscriptions for Harper taken here
no ~ EXCHANGE BOOKSTORE.
BARGAINS THAT ARE BARGAINS
~ Mousseline de laine at sixpence yard dress for
- cents figured Alpaca I2k cents dress for 81 less
cents worth 50 cents: bonnet ribbons one shilling ner
yard; black kid gloves, 37a CENTS Merino worth 5lI
wh lots OF other cheap goods just received from the
Northern Auctions 1900 WAC
LEWIS cheap cash store
M 70 Main ST., next door to White & Pages
NO 81 ShnaS
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1P1IHeSs'' q
THOMAS SHARP,
jy lift Sup'tTF2ns Va & Tenn r. r.
VIRGINIA LIME.-Keep it before the

w IitCIANIh LI1u11.IActP TO UeEOIt tH6
People.-NACE & WINSTON, agents for Vir.
ginia Lime have in store All bbls in fine order and
quality, and receive it regularly every week which
they offer to merchants, builders and the public ge-
nerally on the most favorable terms-seiing assured
Lime brought to this market. They supply regularly
the City Gas Works, (which consume large quanti-
ties many of our most prominent merchants, and
also brcklayers As the consumption of this ceebra-
ted Lime, is increasing daily, they hope to sup.
ply the tphote trade no 10
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GAS.-Fresh supplies of Gas Chande-
~ liers, Gas Drop Lights. Portable Lights with
Gum Tube, article. Just received by ~
STEBBTNS, DARRACOTT q CO,
no p No 10l Broad st.