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Washington sentinel., 1854-05-31
DINNER TO JOHN MITCHELL I'm
RTCHM0ND.

On Saturday the 9th instant dinner was
given in the city Of Richmond, to the celebrated
Irish exile, patriot, scholar and editor, John
Mitchell BY his bold and manly stand against
abolitionism he has endeared himself to the
southern people. When the able and interest
articles which he has written for The Citizen"
against the abolitionists and in defence of the
institutions Of the south are borne in mind, it is
not to be wondered at that he should be an in
vited, a welcome, and an honored guest in the
heart Of the south. The dinner was given at
the Exchange hotel, and is represented as
superb affair. Many of the distinguished citi-
zens we're present and contributed by their
toasts and speeches to the general entertain
ment. The speech of Mr.. Mitchell was unique,
eloauent and characteristic.
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-31

AE-Messrs. Editors; Please announce the
following gentlemen candidates for the First ward a
the coming election: II. N. casey, JAMES KELLY
They will be supported by
May 13 MANY VOTERS.
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-31

Fires.-Yesterday morning, at halfpast one
o'clock, six two-story frame houses, in row, on
Massachusetts avenue, between 1st and I'd streets,
were entirely destroyed by fire. The inmates
succeeded in saving most Of their furniture.
There was partial insurance on the property.
AT later hour, small tenement on Indiana
avenue, between Second street and New Jersey
avenue was somewhat injured by fire.
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-31
nAZETEER THE UNITED

-TAZ ETH Err OF TH IL UNTTED u
NJ States.-A new and completes Gazetteer OF
the United States, giving a fun and comprehen-
sive view OF the present condition, industry, and
resources Of the American Confederacy, enibrac-
ing also important typographical and historical IN
formation, from recent and original resonfces, to-
gether with the results of the census Of 1850 and
population and statistics in many cases 10 1858,
BY Thomas Baldwin and ]. Thomas, ID. ID.
N. B.-This work contains at least ten thousand
aames Of places not found in any other book OF
the kind, and presents a large amount OF new and
valuable matter unattainable IN any other source
This new matter is all of a recent character, and
id many instances embraces statistics and popula-
ton to 1888 Obtained since the census was taken
This gives it inestimable value over every other
work ofthe kind in existence. Just received and
for sale at r. FARNIIAM'S,
Corner Of 11th street and Pennsylvania avenue
Jan25-tf n
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-31

A3- Please announce Samuel e. Douglas
candidate for Alderman Of the First ward at the
proaching election. MANY VOTERS.
May 6
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-31

Hg- Messrs. Editors: Please announc,
Robert II. Doyle a candidate for tho Board Q
Common Council from the Second ward.
q May 81 MANY VOTERS.
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-31

Or Messrs. Editors: Please announce
William #. Bayly candidate for reelection to
the Board Of Aldermen from the Second ward
May 81 MANY VOTERS.
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-31

1853, being No. .3S2 for eighty (S0) acres ofland,
in favor Of Thomas g. Riley, for services rendered
in South Carolina militia, Florida war, 1886, The
original warrant having been lost in Washington.
May 5-1aw6w JOSIAH JOHNSON.
DOBES! ROBES!-A full supply Of
III Gents Dressing Robes of Cashmere, Turkey
prints, &c, suitable for the present season, al
LANES
Gents Furnishing Store, Pa. av., near AZ ST
MAY 5-eod2wif Qnt., Starr
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-31

ID USSIA AS 1T IS, by Count A. de G;i-
il Y rowski. A fresh supply this day received
and for sale by Il. FAKNifAM
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and lth street.
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-31
S00ks, Statiantru, e..
rI,RIAL oF MATT. =. wARD.-A fan


TRIAL or MATT. #. wARD.--A full
il and authentic Report Of the Testimony on the
Trial of Matt. F. Ward, certified 10 be correct by
Thomas d. Bronze, Clerk of Hardin Circuit Court,
Vim. Alexander, former Commonwealth Attorney
for the Hardin District, and Judge Alex. Walker,
of New ORGANS, with the Speeches Of Governor
Criitenden, Governor Helm, 4. F. MARSHALL Esq,
and the reply of Alfred Allen, Esq, Attorney for
the Commonwealth.
Just published and for sale by
r. FARNHAM
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth street
May 25
TRIAL OF MATT. II. WARD.-F'uii and
Il authentic Report, with the Speeches delivered
on the occasion, and the Reply of Alfred Allen,
ESQ, Attorney for the Commonwealth.
The Religion OF the Northmen by Rudolph
keyser, Professor of History in the University Of
Norway.
Reverence in the Sanctuary by Layman
Just published and for sale at
TAYLOR a. MAURYS
May 25 Bookstore, near 9th 81.
IHECK BOOKS ON THE BANK OF
u j the Metropolis, Bank Of Washington, and
Patriotic Bank, Blank Notes and Bills Of Exchange,
for sale by w. G.. ZANTZlNGER,
Staiioners Hall, adjoining Irving Hotel.
Nav 2l-3tif
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TNOR SALE, THIRTY-SEVENA AND A
E halfacres Of Land, lying within half mile OF
The Planl, Road, and within three miles of the
limits Of the city The most of the tract is in
wood, lies well for cultivation, with Two fine
springs on it, under good fencing, and admirably
adapted for market farm. The wood when sold
will pay for the necessary improvements. Terms
easy. Apply 10 JAMES J. MILl.Ek,
Over Selden, Withers u Co.'S Bank
May 11--eo1m
rILT CORNiCES AND LACE CUR
NJ tains.-l have just received from New York.
an extensive and splendid assortment Of Gilt
Cornices and Lace Cugtains.
Also, large assortment Of Picture Cord and
Tassels.
Added 10 the above, have just received
splendid stock of Window Shades, which will
offer on the best terms.
JNo. ALEXANDER,
Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 1lth and 18th sts.
Nav f-efaw 31V
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-31

Aa- Mcssrs. Editors, Please annnunce E.
H. Fuller candidate to represent the First ward IN
the board Of Common Council. By request Of
May Is MANY VOTERS.
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-31

NIEW BOOKS RECEIVED AT SHiL-s
In LINGTON'S Bookstore
The Dodd Family, by Charles Lever, author OF
Charles O 'Maliey.
Behind the Scenes, by Lady Bulwer Lytton.
The Lamplighter, one ofthe most fascinating
books ever written.
Everything in the Book, Newspaper, and Sta
tonery line for sale at
JOE SHILLINGTON'S
Bookstore, Odeon Building, corner Al
May 23-Jt street and Pa. avenue.
FANCY AND PLAIN NOTE PAPERS
I and Envelopes, stamped TO order.-The sub
scrlber has large assortment of Note Papers and
Envelopes, which he will stamp with the initials
of his customers, without extra charge.
Also, a scn ~ assortment Of Plain and Fancy
Stationery Ylsi,ing Cards Of all kinds, Playing
Cards, &c.
Card Plates engraved in the best style, and
WIN. +. BAYLY,
Penn avenue, between 1 lth and 18th sts
May 2l--eod4w#
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-31

RS- Messrs. Editors, Please announce
the name OF Mr.. William II. Minnix as can
ddate to represent the First ward in the Board of Common
Council and oblge MANY VOTERS
Nav 7
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-31

E1- Messrs. Editors, Please announce
the Of James w. Sheahan, candidate for the
Board of Common Council for the First ward ut the ens
ing election.
May IL i MANY VOTERS. Il
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-31

Ra- Messrs. EditOrss Please announce
John II. KflImOn candidate to represent the
Fifth ward in the Board Of Common Council and ohlge
May II MANY VOTERS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-11
REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER OF IN
DIAN AFFAIRS

COL Manypenny. Commissioner of Indian Az
fairs, In his annual report sets forth many facts
interest, and shews that the operations of his de
psrtment during the year have been exceediuely
large.
The Indians In Nebraska and Kansas have ceds,
to the United States Government nearly fftee,
nAnons OF acres OF land. The Indians, however
have caught some of the white mans spirit an
they demand higher price than usual for the Ian
In Kansas They only agreed to give nm thes
lands under pledge that they should have r,
serve for permanent home
There Is trouble with the Indians on the Arkans.
ana Platte rivers, and it appears that while th
sgen.n SEEKING them to present amendments t
and robbing traders The Commissioner think
sometnlng should be done for these misguided peo
ple. out acknowledges that he cannot say what The
somee1ing should be, but suggests kindness and
peaceful attempts to colonize them.
The Commissioners gives some valuable Informs.
uon relative to the Choctaws, Chickasaws. Creeks,
and Seminoles, and be also sugpests that No 800
removals Of Indian tribes shall lake piaee-thst il
tnsst reserved lands given them By Goyernmen,
anal be secured to them and their heirs forever
We quote the concluding remarks of the report.
"ln carrying out al the plans heretofore devised
LOT ameiiorating the condition of the aborieines Of
our continent, difficulties have arisen and obstaclea
presented themselves on every side; and IL seema
impossible DOW to devise any means for ATTAINING
snese desirable ends BY which all difficulties could
DC ooviated. all obstacles avoided.
But partial success has attended the Iahors ~
tne benevolent; and the efforts of the department.
wncn most faithfully directed have not unfreouent
pfOseo positive injury. Adverse elements
- ~ sys Deen ct work to thwart the wishes Of
phhanthropist, and these have unfortmnssaiv hss,
p9 700 oItoo successful Our former policy. and
sno investo determination of the Indian 10 reeisf
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@6Qoo0nyXoHIH OF
STAPLE AMI. FANCY DRY GOODS,
- At COS 1s6A Cash
"a mako : change u our
business, Ne vim, hou this DAY. offer our entire
stock Of GOODS a - q So Or a.osa se ~
Who have mot lid a f1eh NtlLtef eupply. ".
visitors ssnsrsIiy, vilk 1lss1sscs chat ws nssn
wn'' - PAKKRk DAyLY 4 HIMMO,
NO 13--ss No. 10 Essle sqnass.
Entity TH0UHAND DOILAR6-A
10 CHANGE IN Bu1IHEGD With the view OF
confninr ourselves ii esnfs exclusively 70 the
the CASH system 81 selling Goods. uiil from this
date offer great indseeesnts e purehssesa for cash.
below cost, in order 70 prepare for the new syafsm
Oar stock compris.s snost syeIy variety Of staple
and Fancy Goods, suitpble for families and others-.
Also ten thousand dolless worth Of Carpetinss, Of
,ich Velvet Tapestry. Bsua1slx English Brussels,
Thr ce.Ply fngrsips Wook Dutch, Hemp Rae: Cot
ton and Felt Carpets; rich. Rags Drussetss Floor
Purchasers are invited 70 examine orr stock: Ct 80
Main street. CHRI4TIAN & LATHkOP.
de Is = s7ss
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MAssAc1E AT CARAccAs.-A letter dated Puerto
Cabelo, November 9th, says that Colonel Antonio
Vasquez political prisoner in the jail of Caracas,
was murdered 10 his cell on the ODD of October and
carried through the streets, wrapped In 4 bloody
sheet. while people were going 10 church.. This
seems rather strange when coupled with the state
msnt which the same writer makes, that the senti-
ds were killed to prevent their revealing the mur-
these were also his tro fellow prisoners and that
py me son of the President
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~n'. PARKkk DAYLY 4 NIMMo.
NO 13--4s No. 1lS Eagle Square.
FIFT.YY- I r DOL 4. e. :,
REMOVAL.

HlHE subscriber has removed to No. III,
i south side, ON Broad street, four doors shove
9Th form erly occupied by Messrs Harold Murray.
He returns his sincere THANKS to his friends and tho
public generally for their hvcrs. and hepes BY at
IGNITION to business, 10 merit continuance of the
same.
Always ON hand good assortment Of
TOBACCO, SE0AR9,
FANCY GOODS,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTs. kc.,
of his own impoftation.
He invites the attention Of Wholesale and retail
dealers to examine before purchasing elgewhere. !,
de 5-2wse HI. G. g. ZIMMERMAN.
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MuRpEa CASE IN FRANcE.-A case of murder
10 france has lately come to light, which in some
n ssspeGt resemble: the celebrated Colt murder In
new 10TH CITY; Swiss matchmaker was invited
to visit the residence of journeyman watchmaker
named Dombey, bringing with him stock of watch.
es valued at ten thousand francs-While exhibisinp
his stock ne was killed by blows on the head wit6
club Ills body was packed In box and placed
beneath bed. The box was then taken to ran
road station where. on account of some negligence
en- the part of the murderer, 1t was allowed 10 "a
main until the stencil exposed Its contents. The
murderer was detected IN consequence of his de-
PRAYED career he distributing several of the stoen
watches among his female associates He was tried
convicted, and sentenced to be executed.
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NEW DIscoyERIEs IN ELEcTRIcIrY.-Iti is stated
that the Galvanc Battery 10 about to be superseded
by the Magnetic Electric Machine 1t 10 a subiecI
| which has long received attention from men Of
science We are not familiar with the subject our.
serves, but we are informed that DR.. Calvin Car
penter, Jr., of Providence Rhode Island. has dis
covered form and arrangement of the Magnetic.
Electric Battery which entirely supersedes ali zinc
and acid batteries for every purpose to which thew
are applied particularly for telegraphing, electro
yPing, sno eectropiating. Patents have been OBJ.
tanned at home and abroad, and machines are now
10 process OF construction to test the meter fully.
Inc new plan, 1t ID stated, combines the elements
OF several small machines in such manner as 10
emoody In one any power that may be desired In
. UNIFORM ana continuous current The zinc and
acid battery expensive deleterous to health. and
otneIwise objectionable The Magnetic Electro
machine OF DR.. Carpenter Is free from these OBJ
Jec.ons ana l. operated cheaply by simple clock
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NO. 1856 MAIN STREET
II D. KEELING would respectfully in
La form his friends and the public generally that
he has taken the stand lately occupied by Mr.. 3.
Fulfcrd for the purpose Of conducting the CLIO
all of its branches, and is receiving from the
Northern markets large supply of Fall and Winter
Clothing consulting of
Plain and fancy Cashmere Pants
Vests
Velvet /"
F" Silk
o1th and Cashmere Over Coats
Milton
Black Cloth Talmas
Operas
Gentleme ems Furnishing Goods.
P.S. JAS. LIVINGSTON would inform his frendl
and the public generally, Eat he has connected him.
self with D. Keeling. and would be pleased to see
them at the new stand. oc 23-ts
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Ia ANNUAL SONr r - 49, -. - -
1874
n.s.......,, n,.~.,r-r - 7Roxpas C. Hayes. r. u.
ns.n"o :. : : -. 8. !, s. ! a.. "a s,l
\ Lee, y. Edsor o. y = aus mo DooA
Agent -. s.....A 81. ,s.s.,,.
UoegoS v. EoHos ~ tns Svut"cau 1.uss'>s
~ ouarsefy neueW ! n. ~. s,.-as...
hicemonq -Arinlvs Sua1le =. e ! 4 49, 3 4
s' soIH s.ssr. W.. SS.rsl n,s.lon Wnam
: s~S ~ * set.ssrr re.ar i i1slefnn. DRAGON
ssssss,,s ~. a io.s. Afksr.n Nisrion. aamuel T
y $3.50, p..r.s.. Wi..s,.. - - .,,urlied
~ nocAes'y rn1 49,, - =
yasIIes ~, 49, ~ r -. "a Moora
ses. 1sy - nc ~ - - ~ =, y s.,,,s,i,.a
Cefonns-nooer S - = " 70
kiog Wilnsm-C = noegs M % p....,.
FREDERICKSBURG DlsTAIcr-H . no"sse'
Fredericksburg-W G Cross.
Spo,tsvlvania-H Nelms
King & Quoen--J Brannin.
Middlcscx-J B Laurens
I.aucaster-J Dey.
Wessmoreland-B y johnson.
King George-J q Rowe
Fauquier-G II Ray.
{ staford-T J Dayton.
Stafford Mission-To De suppheo.
Culpeppcr-Gilson Mauzey.
Experimentation brfgGa
wAmrnaros DrsrRIcr-W " Bennett. p Z.
Wsshinpton City-J A Duncan.
ria d Couling
PncE Cresk-A G. Brown.
uowsrd-Jos Au,iss.
Fairfax-W Judkins.
Fairfax Mission--To be supplied.
Potomac L MURPHY.
Leesoufg-1 ? 1la.A e, n run
Loudoun-r, ,r nusus''
Manassan-V pau. upp,.an
Warrenton-g biae n:s r foui'on.
springneidIlnos F pa.:
SCUM bfanco-jos Z ros's.
CHARLOTTESVILLE DIsTRIcr-J Manning, p f.
Charlottesyille-Pa Whitehead.
AlbemaTle-B E Gibson, J Littleton.
sviile-E A Gibbs.
Nelson~-Chas Pearson
Fluyanna-Elijah Chambers.
Nelson Mission-J Finneli.
GooenianaL ~ a "a ROBINSON
Hosnra-C w petherbridpe.
Msd;son-TI HovIe.
Eik Run and Keezleton-John A Doll.
RIne Ridge Mission-A Goldman,
Harrisonbure and Woodstock-J Clarke, w.
McK Wsrd
uu 60 Dr
LYNeHauAS It S,sao,. a,an,a 1ary'
Lyncnoufg-''o ot IL s,.as S.a Na,sor Head
p,s,n rc e,., a.h s.ieo'' Nei''N iAeaU
Deoio,o; oiaush.o''
CampDeii: Lumsoeh.
Staunton: w DaiDy. u
C.,,,,hasIand. A Clark II D;oos sun'v'
Annomattox: Samuel Hoyle.
Amherst: Jos Spriggs, A G Harley.
Lexington: Geo Williams.
Lexinston Cir: Geo Dopgett
R,,ff.je. i = Rrock
!, -. 49,, n,su,,, d rv;,so,, T.
hANooLFH inASoN Di'iAio = ''0'
DR. VIM A Smith, President oil II ID Coiiege; II
Cowies. Agentfo Il M college,.
Randolph Macon College and boyoton-1
Granbery.
Randolph Macon Circuit y Soutnai,;
Mecklenburg-J NC Mullen, David wallace.
Greensville-Chas Hall. Al
PIauswA-y n n.1 NJ
NottowayeR Nixon. M M Dance sup'y.
Prince Edward-J w Howard. T Y Cash
Earmv;,lo-V w perrv
Charjofte-MI. Rishon. I, Skidnnore sun,v.
4 Nortbampton-G w Winfree
p,,.r,.,,,,, n,sa,,on DIS. n,;,1..,. DE-
DA'.A -1.e'' e.
Petersburg-W ashington 81, Il w Langhorne;
High st, l. Williams, Kerr, Sup'y; Wesley
Chapel, w Williams, w Carter, Sup'y; Unicn
Mission, w Barnes.
Chesterteld-T Covington, X Powers
Manchester Proctor.
Powhatan-H Mitchell.
Dlnwiddle-J Lear, q w Charlton, Sup'y
Sussex-B Duval, w Lampkin.
Surry-J Waggoner.
Prince George Arnold.
Factory Mission-G w Deems.
Amelia Z B!ount.
MrRrRERsBoRo' DIsTRIcr-J 4 Riddick, Pc.
In. II Davia preaidor, ~ Murfroo.hor,, Ear,ola
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MAIIRTCE'R DOCTRTNE s

q ANY MONEY IN THE UNITED
gTATEs.-WlNTER sHOEe.-Just received ct the
Metropolitan, 1000 pairs of Ladies' Morocco Bus
kins With thick solos, and lined with Canton flannel
= zoo pair Ladder Shoe Gsiten, or Cloth Shoes,
thick soles.
1000 pair Ladle9 Black Caters, with thick soles.
100 pair Ladics Congress Boots, with elastic
grooves In the side.
1000 pair mems. boys and youths Boots, Of evary
kind.
I win sell Goods and take the notes Of eueyr bank
in the State of Virginia, North Carolina, and South
Carolina and the notes Of all other solvent banks in
the United States of Americs.
For cheap good Shoes and accommodation. call at
MAURICE'S Metropolitan Boot and Shoe Saloon,
Isl Main street, Eagle Square, Richmond. Va
de5 C. 8. MAURICE,
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FOR LADIES.-FALL AM

- WINTER SHOES.-We respectfully ask
the attention Of Ladies to varied and extensive
stock of SHOES and CATERS suitable for their
use the present and approaching seasons. We have
every description of Cater Boots, thick and thin
soles, at prices varying from 1.5O to SAYS; white
Satin ard Kid Caters from S. to 81; Morocco and
Kid Walking Shoes from 90 to 81 IS; Kid and Mo-
rocco Slippers from 90 to ST. 80; also, Kid and Mo-
rocco Jenny Lind and Buskins embracing some az
fine has ever been offered in this CITY, In short,
we have we believe almost every kind and style usa-
ally called for. Ladies' in want Of Shoes respect
fully invited to give CALL and promise, that
they shall receive polite attention, and every induce
ment will be offered them. to make their purchases
of us. oc17 WHITE & PAGE. rs Main ct.
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CUFF BRACE PLOW.
HyHTS pLOW can bA set to cut


TNHIS PLOW can be set to cut deep
i or shallow, wide or narrow furrow. Chokes less
in foul land than any other Piow now in use, and u
warranted to give to be returned. In
addition to the many Inducements heretofore offered
to the community to buy their implements in Rich
mond, we have established Foundry of our own for
the especial purpose of making . better article OF
PIow Castings THAI ever heretofore offered in this
market; and intend keeping always on hand. not
only the Cuff Brace. but all the other most popular
Plows in use and the Castngs for every description
of Flows. together with Agricultural Implements
in general Our stock will comprise In part the fol-
lowing: .
Cuff Brace Flows, both right and left hand, of all
sizes; Livingston improved, of several sizes; Wiley
do; Mccormick Davis do; Hillside and Sub-soii
Flows ofvarious patterns. tamong them. Gideon Da-
Wis Primitive Sub-sol Hsrrows, Cultivators. Corn
Weeders. New Ground coalters, 9s, &ca we are
ebrated Wheat Drill, which took the premium at
toe late Virginia State Fair
GEO. WATT & CO.,
Factory ON Franklin It., square
below the Exchange
GEO. WATT, ss
II Er.prr NJ 15-Sm
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FOR LADIES.-We are no,

FOR LADIES.-We are now
= opening large assortment Of Ladies'
Shoes and Boots Of different hiuds aIIeng them are
Ladies' morocco, goat and thin sole Boots
Ladies' morocco thin sole Boots
Do goat Buskins and best Cater Boots
Do calEskin Walking Shoes
Do white kid and white satin Slippers
Do black satin Slippers
Do Over Shoes of different kinds
We invite all in want Of the very best and hand
new supplies every week. We will sell them very
low for the qualities
NO 81 PUTNEY WATTS & PUTNEY
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OTICE.-All persons having claims
In against the Estate of HENLE ID. CLoPT ON, de.
ceased, will present them to me; and all indebted to
said estate, will settle immediately, longer indu
gence cannot be allowed.
T.. A. J. CLOPTON,
NO Cts Admir- of Henley D. Clopton decd.
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DRRSERVES. SAUCES. BRANDY

~ p n H1, N AUOEo, DMANDI
be found in any house in the city and at moderate
prices. viz: Preserved Ginger. Pine Apples. Dam
sons. Peaches, Grab Appes Cherries, Ounces Green
Cages. Lines, Ounce and Peach Marmalades
Picked HOLSTERS, Mixed Pickles. in different size
jars, Worcestershire Sauce. something NICE Brandy
Peaches in quarts, half and gallon jars Olives and
Cspers, Currant, Ounce and: Apple Jellies. Guaba
Jellies. fresh Peaches and Tomatoes All persons in
want of such articles will do well to call on
8. BONAVITAs l. CO.,
de6 No. rs Main ut.
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CITY SAVINGS BANK,
Chartered In 1897
CONTINUES 20 receive DepositAs. an
heretofore. for which esrtifcatcs win be Issued
and interest paid thereon It the rate Of per cent
per ennum on sums lenaainine In Bank IL months
and per cent. If withArawn before that period.
HoR, Z: KENT. Prsst, JAS. C. CRANE.
/, E BALDWIN, cssh'Es CHAS: Z. WORTHAM,
JNO. N. GORDON, L DAVENPoST. Ia
SAML PUTNEY. w. GODDIN
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m GREAT REDUCTION m r
- THE PR1OE or HATH AND BOOTS.
Prom 6ftoan 10 tWanty Per oent saved b tuy-
Ine ffom y 3. ANTHONY Columbian Hotel =
Dniidiue, 1lehmUnd. sEgk
lolsSkin HATS, Of best guality .
% 10 eeeCnl ao.....s..s..........5 -
leshionahle SILK HA1e g
DIno ealfikin sswe1 DO0I9 q
pine ea1lkin ssWed 0HoEe. -
y. B. ANTHONY has made arre1komenn Viii
ono of the best makers In the city q %
se1ed BOOT which he viii ssllst the snDreeedsst.
q low pries or % 50. ds1
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u L. G1TTEHEK.-
or LouDOUH COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
TEACHER or VOCAL AND PIANO MU6It

or LouDOUN COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
TEACHER or VOCAL AND PIANO MUSIC,
/ .AHH Whose education was. completed
/ xWlV at the New York Normal MusIesl Insti.
skHe tate, offers bis professional services to the
- eitissns Of Richmond. His ONCE 4 st the
Powhstan House.
+ RErERENcEs REV. =. v. Moore, D. D., Psstor lit
sd Baptist Church; Rev. Joseph Davis, D. D.. Pastor
Centenary Church; Rev. Z. N Lee. D. D Editor Of
Chrigtisu Advocate; Rev. Shelton Hays, D. D. r. e.
Richmond District; Rev. Mr.. Read, D. D., Pastor
United Presbytsrisn Church; O. r. Baldwin. Esq,
Editor Dispatch; J. r. Ballard, Esq Exchange Ho-
doun county; Rev. A. H. II. Boyd, d D., Pastor Of
Presbyterian Church, Winchester, Va; Rev. Bernard
Va; Senator r. :. T. White, Loudoun county, We.
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