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CHAPTER Y.

1fT was in the ear ~. Many gallant
youth had responded to his country's
Scall, and as he followed the waving
stars aud stripes, his young heart beat
with patriotic ardour, in contemplating
the coming glory that awaited him, and
the part his individual arm would sustain
in redrcssing the wrongs inflicted by a
neighboring enemy. But alas how many
narrowing scenes of death cut short the
aspirations Of the youthful heart; his
young ambition crushed in the bud his
bones whiten in foreign land, and no
marble slab marks the spot of their last
resting place! Reader shall paint you
one OF the many scenes, that has made the
tears trickle down the cheeks of the veteran
in arms, and caused the youthful warrior
to long for the peaceful home that he has
lett ......
In deep glen surrounded 10y the tall
and luxuriant verdure Of southern cline,
was encamped the American host. The
sable and shadowy mantle Of night had
fallen over the earth; watch fires were
scattered at given distances, and beyond
their shadowy outlines could be seen boom
ing through the darkness, glimpses of ro-
mantle hills and beautiful valleys; types
of band so highly favored by nature so
rich in mineral wealth and natural re-
sourccs-the beautiful and indolent coun-
try Of tropical cline, where all reveled
in peace, JOY and contertment, until de-
luged in blood By the proud and conquer
ing step of Canales.
Perchancc, thousand years ago, the
same stars which now dot the heavens
above this civilized host, shone when these
hills ani valleys cueircled mansions Of
marble when the banners Of strange
ana forgotten people fluttcred in breeze
as bland as that which now fans the cheek
OF the wearied soldier; when on the bank
of the winding riyulet whose murmuring
can now be heard, grouped the Priests and
the white-robcd maidens, swelling into
the deep vault Of heaven, their sacrificial
songl
All is quiet The staff and titled war
riors are sheltered from the devs and damps
OF the night by the covering Of tents, whose
whiteness is now reflected by the light Of
the fire; while the hardy, unranked vet
eran reposes under tile broad canopy OF
heaven, as so1ndly and securely Ms though
they restled upon cushions Of down be-
meath the roof Of princes palace.
Pass along this row Of tents and moth.
ing is heard save the gentle breathing ol
the wearied inmates, rs they forget in the
arms Of Morpheiis, the arduous and Iabo-
rious duties Of the morrow. But your
sight Is attracted towards one situated a
little apart from the others, and from the
pale light that is seen through the thin
canvass, you know that lamp is burning
within. You approach, aud all Is quiet
as the others but you enter, and your
bewildered gaze is yuet by scene, which
In this dark night, weighs upon you a. q
vision from The land Of spirits. BY The
dim light Of the lamp you see lying on .
pallet IN the farthermost corner Of Che
tent, the pale and wasted form ora young
man, perhaps .weuty-three years Of age,
who seerns 70 Be Ia the last hour Of death
A niserably wasted face, with hollow eyes,
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Nor so SLow.-There is progressive
chap around Philadelphia, who lives Ly
his wits, and by their quality, we guess l,c
won't starve soon. On rainy day ha
goes boldly into bar room, or barber
shop, and seizing upon the first umbrella
that comes handy, he very angrily says
" All found it. D pretty note,
to go and steal a mans umbrella in thet
way !" and away he goes. 'Tother day
he marched up to gentleman in Chesnus
street. aud grabbing at the umbrella in his
hand said he
That's mine, sir: where did you get it."
81 beg pardon" says the man, "it was
loaned me to day by an acquaintance. Ii
it is yours take it sir.'
"Mine, of course it is sir" says Diddler,
and he took it.--IIe'l do Yankee Blade.
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CHAPTER XXI.

fpN the broad valley ofthe Mississippi, up
h on the summit Of gently rising hill,
. contiguous 10 the city Of New Orleans
Is situated villa Of such stately aud en-,
trancing appearance, as 10 attract from
each passer-by, gaze of the most intense
admiration. The sunshines not on more
lovely spot than this the green lands Of
the valley seeming to roll 10 gentle undu-
Iatious like the waves Of calm sea, and
these lovely hills, or rather waves of YER
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~ BEAUrIrUlIy GORGEOUS was tho

E~ BEAUTIFULLY gorgeous was the
sunset sky {; the last notes of the summer
birds fell upon the ear as they retired to
their resting place in the green forest, and
everything whispered of love as stood
with my beloved in beautiful garden, re-
CALLED by the odor Of thousand flowers.
Gently drew my arm aaound her deli
cate waist, and was about to imprint kiss
upon her lips, when she looked me sauci,
ly in the face, and with smile upon her
countenance she said ''do'nt And don't,
nd
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UNwARANrED INsULrs--Among the as
sets of Henry Clay, Daniel Webster, CAL
houn, Jackson, DC, were found hats full
of gold and silver medals--childish bau-
blcs, ofno use to man or beast. Present.
ing Clay, Webster, Alexander, or NaDole-
on, with a medal, is about equal to Offering
the man who superintends the golden sun
penny dip TO assist in heightening his IL
Elimination. Conclusively.
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ET Amerchant who lately advertised
for clerk who could bear coafneDaesf,
was answered by one who had lain seven
years in jail
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EI- One Of on, acquaintances has
perfect passion for rainy weather. DO
you know whv 7 Because be can spend
the day IN riding IL omniLuses, and hold.
ing good-lcoking girls "a his lap.
, EI- WnY should poia,oes grow better
thon any other vegetables
Because they have got es'ft ,c see Shas
theyNre doing.
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CoNCLUDED NEXT WEEK.

Nothing was SO much dreaded in our
schoolboy days as to be punished by Sit
ting between two girls. All, the force Of
education. In after years we learned TO
submit to such things without shedding u
tear
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.

| EXCHANGE HOTEL ID Jennings,
E L Crawford, + Crawford, w I Booker,
| Lynchburg; A Anderson, Rogersville; DIR J b
Anderson, Amelia; Mics ) Troombly, Miss
| n rroombly. Boston; Mrs Harrison, children
and servant, Amelia; l. Powers, N Y: J A
Semple, U N; r CatIett and lady, Peters
burg; Miss Lucy Lee, Orange; J B Strachan,
Petersburg; W Kerr aud lady, Jamaica, w 4:
Mr. Huffman, Port Walthall; l. B Norvill, Va;
A r Smith. X c Cochran, Washington; Lewis
benjamin, Y; ID r HuSdly, Ala; A South
all, Amelia; w + s Aston, N c; {: w Hunt,
Ii + Monroe, w r Chapman, Fairfax. Mrs
Sempie, L Tyler, Va; Miss A Semple, i'll; NJ
p Purnel, N C; Gorgas, Army; J. M Calf,
Williamsburg; l. w Carer, Charles City; G
II Matthews, Cumberland; : H Mirrck, John
Simpson, Charlottei VI Johnson, Mobile; J
Roane, King VIM; J Haley, Miss Denman,
Miss Syms, Staunton; w F Wckam. Hano.
veri Z kirkpatrick, England; NJ F Grove, c
Fore, San Francisco.
AMERICAN HOTEL.-J w Scott. Cum.
berland; w Major and lady, Clarkesville: N
NJ Osborne, Prince George; J E Joynes, VIII
liamsburg; r Phillips, C Blan,on aud r b
Trent. Va; G Granville. N G; ii g Earnest.
dc; w X Walker, Phita: L w Stratton lady s.
Mrs Clark, New York; 4 w Anderson Char.
lot,e; Miss Rogers, Powha,an; b w Seay,
Fluvanna; VIM Ford, Bait; Mrs G E Rush,
New York; K L Marshall, Norfolk; b E Free
man, N G; 5 I Corbet, Worcester; +
Whaling, Va; w Cock, Greensyille; ] C
Currier, Mass; WIN c Frazer, New York.
CITY HOTEL B Johnson, Norfolk; v Walker,
Charles City; Phillips, Carolina; r NJ F Dix,
Lancaster; w Jones, Hanover; w N Bell VII.
mingtop; II Murphy, Alasams; w Holman
Hartford; @ Harra, New York; R NJ Bridges,
Clro!ine; w Nj West, Cabin Point, John Ellis,
Sussex; w r Ware, Middlesex; D II Miller and
lady, DR. Russell Bangor, Me; Henry Ruggles,
Mss.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-Z T Goodman, Cum.
berland; Scruggs, Powhatan; d Hancock,
Chesterfield; John Boiling and son, Lunenburg;
w Roach, Charlotte; B Hardwick, Brook Nal;
D Chambers, High Bridge, Va; R A King, Lex.
ington; NJ Sutherlin, Danvie; DR. Thos Msaux,
Amelia; X K Knight, Lunenbure; M Brunn, Nor.
folk; Anderson, 81 Walker, 5 C; s Jones and
lady, Williamsburg; T sku;s, Augusta; w Piper
w L Chapman, N + Farley, Harris Farley,
Green; Z Catertcn, Aioemarle II Cohen, B
White, Grtes; Capt S Foster, City Point; w E
Crost:ck, Clover Hill; Harvey B Gray, Farm.
vile; Z Roach, Charlotte; II James, Goochland;
w Ball, Mass; Winston, J Wood, Fuvauna;
n Ford, Cumberland; n Jones, Powhatan; A
Pike, Buckingham; w A Fore, Richmond; III
Ewers, Halifax; Chimney, Miss Chimney,
MISS heGton, G w KeatOn, Lunenburg; d Bal
lard and lady, Leeksville; z II Brooks Chesterfield;
81 Coulter, Ba tinore; Il Finney, RichmonG
J w Deshszfs, Charlotte; J J Robertson, Lunenburg:
Drake, K Force, Powhatau; Col Skyrin, King
William; Thomas, Charlotte; D F akin, K a
w +; w Dillard, LyDchburg; Ransom,
Lee; J ID SaGler. w Pride, Amelia
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RICHMoND MARKET.

CORRECTED DAILY.
There is no material change to notice in any one
article.
FLOUR Market remains quiet and the demand
limited TO city sales. Holders ask4 to S. for fancy
to straight brands; mixed brands S4s
WHEAT-None coming to market; and we have
reports from Orange, Madison, Green, Augusta and
eli the adjoining counties that the fly and joint
worm have alnost entirely destroyed many crops
some say they will not make iced
CORN-55 to 60c.
GUANO-The market Is abundantly supplied
and sales making at SAC for the be st Peruvian.
TOBACCO-No change in the sales to-day. The
lower grades have declined, while the fine shipping
and manufacturing is in demand. The extreme
prices S3t to S274
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q THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.


-, - ~
u Mail and dr. regular Passenger Train viii Leave
Lynchburg daily, Sundays excepted, at o'clock,
M, and arrive st Salem ct 1ot o'clock, M Re
turning win leave Salem at q O'Clock, III. and ar
rive at Lynchburg at 81 o'clock m--stopping, GO
ine and returning, at the following places only,
Forest Depot, Goodies, Liberty. OAK muiga, Blu
ford's, Bonsacks, Big Lick. and Salem.
A Passenger train will leave Lynchburg daily
fsundavs excepted) at o'clock, N, and arrive
at salem at 5k O'Clock, p M. Returning will leave
Salem at ST O'Clock, A NJ, and arrive at Lynchburg
OK o'clock, A M, stopping going and returning ut
the following places :--Halsey's, Clay's Forest De
not Goodies, Lowry's, Liberty, Oak Mu!ga, Bu.
lords, Bonsack's, Gishe's MILL Big Lick and Salem.
Freight trains will leave Lynchburg daily, (Sun.
days excepted) at III o'clock, A III, and arrive at
Salem ut o clock, P M. Leave Salem at IT O'Clock,
NJ, and arrive at Lynchbnrg at 81 o'clock, N.
THOMAS SHARP,
NH Soft supt Tranp't Va e. Tenn r r
4, REAT NORTHERN MAIL ROUTE
VI New and Comfortable Schedules.
TWICE DAILY FROM RICHMOND TO NEW
YORK. WITH TRANSFERS OF PASSENGERS
AND BAGGAGE, THROUGH THE CITIES OF
PHIA, FREE OF EXTRA Chameleon and at.
ter the Ist of March, the following quick ane com.
Portable schedules viii be run over the inland route
between Richmond and New York: Leave Rich.
arrive In New York, daily, ST, A. M, and St P. M
Cd ..40 90
"a I" Baltimore Is, "............-..7 90
I'd ".......5 90
Between Baltimore and Philadelphia by rail-.
ROAD. ........-........-.-....3 90
Between Baltimore and Philadelphia, by New
Castle and Frenchtown line, so
Between Philadelphia and New York 3 90
For LIST class passengers, and 90 on each for I'd
class do.
Besides the through and direct connexion named
above with the main Northern Route through
Baltimore g. Ohio Railroad Company, in Washing.
ton, for Pittsburg and Wheeling via the Ralay
House on the following terms:
Between Washington and Pittsburg-
CTime "a hours). -.....-......-......S11 50
Between Washington and Wheeling
Chine 81 hours) --..........-..-....-...l2 50
For through tickets to Washington and Balti.
more, other information, apply at the ticket of
fec.
1t is deemed proper, In addition, to state for the
information OF passengers that four daily lines are
In operation between Washington and Baltimore,
by means of which the traveller who, through
business nr nieasnra. has haen delayed in Wash.
lngton, mas II always In mis- power to proceed at
convenient hour directly ON his journey to any
point north of that place. S RUTH,
Agent of Transportation.
OFFICE R., F. &P.RR Col
Richmond, Feb. 90, 1852.
P.S.-The Night Train will not stop to take up or
put down passengers, except at the following sta.
lions: Cottage, Taylorsville, junction. Chesterfield,
Milford, Ginney's Fredericksburg and Brooks.
N. BY order of the Postmaster General, no
mall train will be run between Richmond and
Washington on Sunday nights.
ie 81 SR.
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DRfVATA PKACTICE.-Dr PLUME .
L CO. may be consulted, confdentally, for the
treatment, of the following diseases: Eruptions
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Glandular Swellings or en-.
Judgements, Syphilis, and all morbid discharges
whether recent or chronic. Also, ali those CON.
plants termed female diseases. The advertiser;
invite attention to their chemical extract of WILD
Flowers, which may be regarded ns the very BEST
article known, to give tone and vigor to certain
sbused aud deblisted organs, well to renovste
asystem shattered by dissipation or other cause
Medicines securely put up, with full directions,
and sent 20 order. Post paid letters promptly al
tended to. Office on Franklin street, below Ex
change Hotel, and first door below Trinity ehursh
Richmond, Virginia ap 15-dGw
afREsH GROUND PLAsTER.-We have
T. constantly on hand and for sale, Richmond
Ground Plaster, extra quality, 92x per cent gyp
sum- Fl. T. d. E. S. TALIAFERRO.
NH 23-d&w3m
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WEEKLY LIST OF NEW BOOKS
yy for sale WEST 4 RR0THER,S

WEEKLY LIST OF NEW BOOKS
w for sale ut WEST & BROTHERS.
Lord Saxondale, by Reynolds vol 2-5Oc
Eveleen Wilson, the Orphan Girl-25c
Harry Coverdae's Courtship-5cc
A Wreath Around the Cross, Rev A M Brown
IS cts
Old Forest Ranger, Frank Forester-Sl So
American Game in Season-Sl %
The Empress of the Isles, or Lake Bravo-25c
Maxim. and Morals Rochefoucauld-Sl
The Attorney; or Correspondence Of John Quod
81
Sam Sticks Wise Saws and Modern Instances
SOC
Dictionary of the Army, by Col Gardiner-s2 25
Ki,to's History of Palestine-SI 25
Wsinwright's Family Prayers-75c
Anecdotes for Steamboat and Railroads.&c.
Harper, Putnam, Knickerbocker, and all the new
Books, Magazines and Newspapers of the day, for
sale at the old established
Exchange Bookstore,
Je2 and Exchange Hotel.
ME, CEMENT, &c.-2oO CASKS Als1an:
IL dria Lime in Store
200 casks fresh Rocklsnd
5O do Hydraulic Cement
Is do Cal Plaster
so do Pitch
l7e COO feet seasoned Buttonwood expected in
few days.
my 2O-sdeo R.H. wHITLOCK & SON.
t60 nm FEET TOBACCO BOX PLANK
loU,UUU FOR SALE have for sale at low
price, In my yard on the Dock
lUV,0O0 feet OF seasoned white oak tobacco box
Plank
$1,000 feet seasoned Poplar, for small boxes
SO,O00 feet Susquehanna Boards
5000 feet maple AKA See hitting
ALSO-52,000 Oak Boards on the wharf; and
l3,oOo feet OF White Pine for cases, proper width,
which will sell low If taken from the wharf.
my 2s-eo3t* JAMES QUINN.
w HITE AND BUFF DOUBLE BREAsTss
w ED VESTS.-Just received per Roanoke
neauiiiu! article OF white and buff double breasted
Vests, OF the newest style.
5. MERCHANT & WEIsIGER,
Je No liz Main street.
4 ,RAPE sHAWLs.-Just received beauti
~ full assortment OF the above G pods, which will
sell Tor less price than be bought in this CITY,
Only call and see for yourselves
E GOLDSMITH,
1el No IL Main street
s4LUE LICK SULPHUR WATER,-
~ Purchasers of this valuable Sulphur Water
Will please bear in mind that all genuine Blue Lick
Water sold by US will have on every bottle "Blue
Lick Water, Purcell, LAID IL Co." the words being
blown on the glass.
PURCELL, LADD & CO, Druggists,
le General Agents Blue Lick Water
IVORY TABLE CUTLERY in sets of 2s 81
Il and So piec In dozens. and Knives only; com
plete assortment hand which offer at reduced
| prices. Co SINTON q co
| jy2 Sign of the Circular Saw. II Main.
Ion 0fla FEET S. 8 ALBANY HTTT.
5000 ieet l inch cottonwood. cargo of schooner
Henry keicham, landing this day Those in
| want VIII pleate leave their orders early.
jag BELVIH L. PARKER.E
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my2s

GAVE YOUR ICE.-The use of lee of late
- years, has become very general, and as the in.
creased demand and the uncertainty Of procuring
supply the attention of families and purchasers is
called to many summer goods now offered for
sale, viz: Refrigerators Water, Wine, Butter
Coolers, &c, &c, as ways and means have been 30
devised to reduce the expense of many articles,
as to bring them in reach of every family, with
the small quantity of Ice required to keep every
thing cold, is most economical desideratum. For
sale by ZIMMERMAN,
INV 30 Corner Main and 18th streets.
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IL CURRENT Cash Prices Best fresh
Butter 25c per Id, Bacon Shoulders, new, Cd; new
Hams Cd, Pearl Barley Cd, Rio Coffee l0c, Laguay.
"a Coffee lie. Java Coffee l2hc per ID, Candles
12Kc per ID, good Soap cd per bar. bes, Pearl
Starch sd per ID, Washing Soda sc per ID, Sugar
64c, best white Coffee Crushed Sugar &c, ii lbs
Crushed and Pulverized Sugar for 81, Molasses rs
TO 374c per gallon, best scotch Dat Meal 6tc per
ill., Cider Vinegar zoe per gallon, best assortment of
Teas in the city at very low prices, best superne
Flour IS SO per bbl. sent home free of charge.
full assortment of Family Groceries at equally low
rates. HULST e. KING,
my 80 Franklin street, Old Market.
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sTONE CUTTlNG.-JOaS ", DAVIES Z
- CO., practical Stone Cutters & Masans, south
Side Ct the Dock near Mayo's Br1ge. We return
thanks for the liberal patronage We have received
and trust by strict attention 70 business 10 cont nua
C merit the eenddsnss Of the publis. dele-5n
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ARRIVED,
schr Four Brothers, Pence, shingles to- Won.
bic a. Co
Schr Exit Gray, from Nansemond loose bacon,
to Merret Briggs
Schr Chas and Susan, Young, from Hampton
lumber to Belvin e. Parker
Sloop New Packet, Gordon, from Smithfeld,
mdzs to John Wombln IL Co, and Jas Winston
Schr Farmer, Hamblln, from Bluff Point, lum
Der TO Jas Gum
schr Orianna, Dodge from New York, mdze to
D Currie
SAILED,
Schr Meranda, Jones, Baltimore, coal
Schr Oakland, Myers in ballast
Schr J Bowden Anthony, ia ballast.
NEW YORK, June l-Cld schr Hexsll, Richmond
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MERCHANT TAILnRING.--1

undersigned hegs leave 70 inform the pub.
K4 lie that he has on hand fine assortment of
Cl0fhss Cassimeres and vesffngs.
which he will be pleased to make up IN best style
and on reasonable terms
He takes this method Of informing his friends
that be hes secured the services Of Mr.. WILLIAM
ALLEN, go long and favorably known as q Her.
chant Tailor in this city; and every exertion will
be made to give satisfaction to those who may IA
vor US with their patronage.
He has on hand good assortment Of Ready
Made Clothing, manufactured in this city, which no
will sell on the most liberal terms Please bear In
mind the Clothing being made here gives employ.
ment to our own people, who expend their earn.
ings among US. w. III. BENSON
having connected myself with Mr.. w H. B., I
respectfully ask the patronage of my friends and
customers w. ALLEN,
an 27--ts
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ID ANTS AND vEsTs.-Tsoss VINO mia,
Liren Pants and Vests are advised 10 call :, a..
Ciosning Emporium, i03 Msin Street, and mai sne
selection from the superb assortment to be 80
there, which has been csnsIsotly supoed -.
weekly arrivals Of all the new styles. "
j4i HENRY SHAFEp
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DERFECT FREEDOM FROM COUGH
4 in ten minutes after use, insured by
using Rryan's Puim0nic Wafers.-Refer
ences can now be given to some of the principal
Physicians and numerous individuals in this vi.
cini,y whs have used the above remedy with the
fullest success in various of Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Sore Throat, Influenza, Irritation of the
Uvula &c &C. The success of this remedy has
been fully tested In various parts where the mos.
ture of the climate induces prevalence to Colds,
&c, and the certainty of the efficiency Of medi.
cine is required to avoid Consumption and ultimate
death This remedy, although only recently intro
duced in this vicinity, has met with great de.
mand, and every confidence is placed in its merits
by those who have given it a tair and impartial
trial Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
JB WOOD,
yos Late Gaynor & Wood.
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MICAIAH MANGUM.

MT HATS AND BOOTS. -
AkA From fifteen to twenty per cent saved m
by buying from J. Fl. ANTHONY, Colum-
bian Hotel Building, Richmond.
Moleskin Hats Of best quality. ............s 50 50
Do do second do .. 90
Drab Beaver. Observation-Disclosures. 3 so
Fashionable Silk Hats .-.2 80
Fine calfskn sewed Boots. 50
Congress Cater Boots Is
Opinion of the Press.
From the FincGstIe Democrat, Ap7iL l, 1883
"By the way, we would say word for our friend,
John H. Anthony, Columbian Hotel Buildings, TO
those going to Richmond, and wanting, on landing
there, TO brush up little Just think of the finest
kind of Hat for 80 so, and fine caifskin sewed
Boots tor 50 so He promises to do his and We
know he can, for W. saw him do il. ap Is
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!. SPLENDID STOCK on

- Phase Fertes, Guitar. P,.ns
Covers. Stools, dsc.rn Iass
d WooDHOUsE have lsssIy hsa.a
receiving large supple: Of Elegant Pi susa
country They are prepared 10 shov =, a - Inn
ment "a extensive a. can be found North on s"..
The subscribers have been selling tbess s,s.s
ments for many years, and time aad erns,;aao y
have proven that they possess all the excsIlsncss.
nnseessary 70 constitute first rate Piano For,ss p
taken back or exchanged OF
ALso.sweetly toned Guitars, beautifully s,;.s
ed, OF "hartins' make, and large stocL - Nsa
ana Instruction Books, for the Piano FORTE f:n;sas
and other instruments. ''' "u'lar
Handsome styles OF Piano Stools and Covers.
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4 EVYS CHEAT SlVhGo.-9ust iecGseo
IA by the Roanoke a splendid assortment OF La.
dies Dress Goods, Lawns, Bereges, Tissues, Be
rese De LANES, silks, Grape Shawls, Pointed Col
lara Undersleeves, Lace Mtts, Dotted Worked
Dresses, Alpaca, Parasols, Ribbons, French Brown
Linens Pu.e Irish Linens l24 Linen Sheetngs
and Pillow Case Linens, Table. Cloths, Napkins,
Muslins, Trimmings, Fans of all kinds, Corded
Muslin for Bonnets; Dimity; Marseiles Quilts; IL
Hamilton Sheeting-with good assortment OF
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
LEWIS CHEAP STORES.
CY Having engaged with Mr. Levy as salei M an.
invite my friends to call, being confident that
can offer better inducements than can be found
elsewhere. THADDEUS GOODE.
ie