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propriatious by Congress. II Is not per
ceived how school Of this character is
otherwise national than is any establish
meui Of religious OF moral instruction. All
the pursuits OF ludusi s, every thing which
promotes the material OF intellectual well
being Of the race. every ehr Of corn or
boil Of cotton which grows is national In
the same sense. tor each one OF these
things goes 10 swell the aggregate Of mas
tlonul prosperity aud happiness OF the { al.
ted States, bat it coutouuds al meaning
Of language to say TINT these things are
national as equivalent to Federal" So
as To come within auy Of The classes OF
appropriation Tor which Congress is author
ICED b, toe Constitution 10 lvgislaie.
II Is marked point ia the history Of
the Constitution that. when 3, was proposed
To- empower Congress TO establish uuio.r.
site. the proposition was confined 10 the
District Intended tor tho future seat ct
Government Of the nited States, and that
even that proposed clause was omitted IN
consideration OF Tie exclusive powers con.
ier.ed on toreu S. To- leeisl4te for that
District Could ID ul1-c decisive indication
Of the trua construction md the spIit OF
the Constitution in regard 20 al matters of
this nature have been g,yeui il proves
taat saeh objects were considered hy toe
convention as appefIaiu.ug t. local irgts
ilu1u only. that thry were not comptroller
drd. either expressly Or by implication, in
tha Praat Of penua power to Congress.
ana laat sequabtly thcy remained with
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EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
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as advertisements
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4.lAN
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NJ RICHER, Civil Engineer resident IN
nj. Marshall. has the honor Of arprising the
Planters aud Merchants, that he is prepared "a
undertake the drawing Of plans, drafts, models
and of every description of mechanical and ar
chtectural work
Tie will also supcrin,end the execution OF
nil such work, and guarantee It's faithful per
Torrance. =,
Fifteen years employment, by the French
Government. and three different patents for VA
yeption-, will insure for hum public confidence
For reference, apply to A. RAier' =
February T. lsai N~u-
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fIiEtPTR THAN EVER!

sorru SIDE or rnE rtuLic SQUARE
MARSHALL. 1TAAS.
~ THErfORD tenders his most sincere
I thanks to the Ladies and Gentlemen OF
lIaf.ha.i aud vicinity for their yery liberal pat
.oua.c Tor the tNo past years, aud trusts from
iar
Grca Inducements Aog O6crod,
ts merit continuance of the SAME
nov oilrr ms stock on hand and receiving,
If over SIX thousand dollars worth, at
Iwcnig,hrc per- cent on First Cost
Please call and sec what BARGAINS.
House and good, at cost
All notes, aud last years tickets due
Please call aud settle, and ohhge
C. lllETFORD.
Marshall, ApnA ls5i.
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Aud II II were admissible 81 Contsmplat,
the exercise OF this power, tor any objec
whatever. cannot avoid the belief that Il
would, IN the end be preludlcial rathe
than beneficial to the noble offices Of char
ity, to have the charge OF them Transferred
from the States to the Federal Government
Are we not too prone 10 forget that To,
| FEDERAL mon is the creature OF the States
not they Of the Federal MON We wer,
the inhabitants ol COlouoies distinct in h
cal government one ttam the other. before
the Revolution. by that Revolution til,
Colonies each became an independent
state. They achieved that independence
and secured its recognition hy 'l HgeAr1
OF consulting body, which, ltom being
an assembly ct the ministers OF distinct
soycrclgutles, instructed to agree to no
form oi government which did not leay,
the domestic cone ms OF each state to it,
set WIS appropriately denomuated a
Congress When, having tfied tue cxperi
mcul of the confederation. they resolved To
change that tor the ladyrui mon, and
thus to coni.r on lhe Federal GoVcsuHeu,
more ample autho.i!y, they scrupulously
measured such OF the function. cd lhor
cherished SOW. ''s"H - '''' '"''s 80
d'i'st'' 10 'le "'n'''i "o'ei N''eh'' " ,'i'
,,i' "'n'' anu 70 'l's Gnu 'a' '"'''eis u' rue
Republic framed the Constitution. 10 and
by which the independent States united
themselves Tor certain specili d Objects and
purposes anu '"' '"oae o''''' '''f"'S "'i
puyycfs not therein set tafih as conferred
on "", or "U''h.' oi ''e ''''' s''"' "'>
pm un'u's' 't' i's's'.5''' '"' 'N.'u.'e'
and J"olc''l' A"""l''hi} "''" t'' s'A''''
A"a ""'h Tue i'"f'' "' ''e sFN''"l '''a'''
had' Iu l"en a'H'' c'N''hu'Ns' H"1 mus
a''He' gwen 'Het' ""' l'tce lo '"e ""-tI-
wi'nn not eoHie"' 'nai any doubt s""uia
40 the lui"fe arse "a 10 'N' So ie an"
character al lH's "c'' Nil4 eAT'"', 'u 'isi'
"n tue 'NptieN u''''ia"," WAY "e
r'"'lN u"t u'1'-A''" {" sue "'.td states
by 'A' CONSTITUTIONS nor fi"n''''''' ny IL 20
TIE S''i,s' ".e reserved 20 tue states 'e-
sppcr'.lN, ~ 70 tne pfap.e.
'au 81 be coni'''eIied i'Ai ia' ef'''
mae. of the business 9i Government, iha-
iA'''''' '' U.s. 7'''' ''.'''''''s' '''' 'N'-'''''
"ti"N- "tti'a N' ''' "e'f i'"'' 'H'
men'aI "ui m",H' culture ~ H'n 'ua '''
tr.'p"thi ~ ia.'' resources %. "fa..' :
,Hs punishment '' e'''Nes DO s'''."t' '"'
Hfe-rt'ai-H 4 '."'i 81. '."' ei 800
''r.'' "' u,N. '''. u"i'.-}'.. "'
HUlri', u"i B" f.t'uc.t i.t" NN' CD"
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FOR SALE.

MUIAT'rO woman aged about twenty
~ five. a first rate cook, ironer, aud washer
and a splendid seamsiress She IS honest
truthful, and devoted to children. Apply a.
this office.
Marshall, Nov 3, 1853, nib-ii
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DAGTERREOTYPES.

MIR. A HERRING respectfully invites me
WI attention OF the community 10 MS 'e-
tarc Gallery.
Rooms up stairs in the building formerly
known n Sander. and Mcdonald Drug Store
Rooms open from io3 A. ~, I'll +. u.
Marshall, Feb 4, 1885, "
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" AsnINGroN. Nav 3. 1871

obioctions vhirb have ro,,ir.d ,,,, - .,.,,l.
hold from il mv annfov,l
In tbo .,,l,,r'd,r, or III. J,,,.
serjbed by he rons,i,,,ion La.a ,aan
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sent hom tbo conclusion. 81 u,a r.a
IIonsas n Cooe,e., AMI ,,...,.,, ,,.. ,.,..,,
opinions in orn...t,an +, ,Lo ..,i,n If the
cp.ordin,te Lisprb of tbe c.yor,,.rt
which nos.es.es So mll, m, copg,i,,., and
r..naet
IN ,rss,ptng me ol,;.e,i.n, ~ ,l;s
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A solution OF Iodine 10 reported BY N.
Bernard Of the Academy of SeieassA -
Paris. to be an anttods 70 ~ vooeD u
the bite or ring OF ssrpsnts- 4
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-03

4 wedding took place IN tho picture GEL
lery Of the Crystal Palace At New York.
on the ith Instant.
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A man who advsttiass fcs psspa -
son Il, undertake he sals Of - -.
cias. adds that 1. will - ioaad ~ K
the "uni.f:Aker
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A lsw sui, pending fsv any ysars. Alex
ander Hamilton icing 81 one time the Jaw,
yer on ono side. has jus, been decided. and
v,ves atty thousand doila's worth o. prop
arty ia New York. 10 aTe children 10
Cleveland. wAess father disa yeas $50.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-06-03

The lste Rev. sidney Smith observed
that's railway ~hisi!s ssssnsd to him 80 be
something ike sctsan :. attorney would
give whea f,rss the dsviI eanfht hold OF h'an'
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IeDON y san DE K ;
Dsts t.IsYs.


NtgsHAIL TrNAs.
A. their Her yfapd, on hc corner opposite
Il & GreGg ~ Co., lies Of Mc square.
n WOULD respectfully invite thr attention
~ Of their Gicud- nud cu~tomcr. p liufri.
II son aud tie adjoining counties ia their
Il, aud carefully selected stock Of fresh and
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Another se,,oss nnG11nns occurred on
tho Hudsse ~ d, on the lSh
mat 4 IasUe 1 "a persons were
wounded --sssae = fatally
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IHETrORD y WILSON.
MAY II, 1904. daily
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-03
WeSnsr.,l 70 RI! a.

xNy oNDtRPyl. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 "a.
F" rISS AND CEN ELEA6S.-PRoF oiRALLr pEvl.
WAR Alter nearly one half the sos, AID
.uesedd -btsning Of the noted Professor Of Ch-muy
credible which he hail Su'lei
beautiful s~l has d TO
b,wehk r'Dse thst e<autu otDsn.nt Of the lead
chans, 70 those With whom nature h., to
Of lovely King
among fah nAbe Of the ees OF The
Ointment IN. With perfect aud
the ana almost s1pehonA
ssetons Of araait DevNie would probably
70 the world for erhaps axe TOE
me I'd OF rmbsimng would have died With the origins
the art and only small portion u tho human y pave
oseinans Rnges that havs
waited their usapds.
The Recipe for this preparation for eurng the
hair With directions for be had ~ ding oa
pufd to GIRA VI DEYIvfER, kaVnfnsf ~ Tttrosu
osny himself amid crowd Of
mrns the bssns Of all that have used TIL.
parAtion and DIAL arne all OF United
sta,e,, ,hoss wonderful receipts for Curling the hair.
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NOTICE.
TO OUR FRIENDS, CUSTOMERS. AND THE PUB.
Lie GENERALLY

Lie GENERALLY.
conformity with long standing selling
that period will 1885, from mi,
day TO down such ensure It's
Reduction before the day Of public may then
main on hand viii b, disposed OF at public auction,
We have added and have ,uppy
OF the styles Of this Ya below
have been purchased the Ne. auctonr ~ cd. At The
urpee' d.nted low prices Of the wes upon which
We have piseed = saAlI PIT OF:
CLOTH Css,ims res, Satin. tts, and PIIed oths
Ireed,. kentucky and nnebeek JeA Ker.tyI
Yann,s. LinseyB, Plans and Cable. Twist Kerseys
French, German .nd English Merino., all prices
Rich Plaid AMI Printed CAIhmsrrs hrd MousseIine,
fuptr Prem d Plain housselinss, all shsd., O color
Gala Plaid, Plaid PersiaB,, ChAIey's and De Begs
sup-r Plain and Figured French FIaLp-s sscaueI
BIZ bombsfnes, Canton Cloth. and Aipaeas, all prices
Plaid Spun siks, and silk and Wool De LANES
Rich Paid, and Brocade uiaee Poult I,s Sole
Bro sde aud Paid Black Silk. extra quality
Blk Gro de hhints, TaGetss, and Satin STautns
sauu,, aoesnes and Hlorenee' all eoiors qualities
Real Irish y piins, and English and French do
Neck, Bonnet C.p, Lutestfirg and satin Rbands
High coorcd and Black and White aid and Checked Cling
hs-s
French, Ensll'h and American caico,, (h.sp)
Table Ianssf, Table Cloths Napkins Doyllss
Eye apsrs Huckabaok. Doulas Toseis
Embroidered Curtains and DrApery Huslins
Dotted Embo Ssrrd and Plain Ssiss Muslin for dreres
Rich Lace and Muslin Prsnch aud Scotch Collars
Muslin Csmbric, Thread ami L,le Eignss nssrtnxs
Thibrt Cashmere, rurker Q and Rob hoy shauls
Ladies' AMI Misses Md, Silk, Nett Thbet Glover
Cent? and Boys Buck, Beaver, "hibst and silk do
Lsdicb' and Gents SIX, po DR.
Gents Ladies' and Chtrens Wool Cotton Hosiery
Whitley. MEekauav, TwiIed and Dun Blankets
49, - 5I 81 and 2< Colt shirtibEs and shsetnr,
f'a Domestic A'G Ya Ihs1 S.aeos sss.sw
No. % Bro i street, corner 9th,
seq Near Capitol equare.
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llENTAAL HAllMOAD-ofkNr NJ 8fXUNTOK-
~ St-s Cosakrssb~ and xprAtsiass ApvSns,-
made ser Trsvri.s As SEsiaia sssirs
Lsxiaktss. &C. -
The osUrany provided 9Th arss sddi.aa ssppy Of
Engines and change
m Cars Sta the whole psSssnt me
tns rsnsfng through ffsn~s q sceek.
The a RoelasA a
.hsre VARIOUS pont the csnssy 70 c
view Of surpasslnE Eradesr and beauty.
Sonnsners .th ths s. day Of July Express Main rrsa
v Be daily etsnntop Isave nieh
nend NJ - 4. ~, and staantoo al no P n
By this line Pstsrsearr and kchuond In
NeSUe. ~. ~
Leave etaunoa 81 A. ~ and In at % n
kssrnng rom the spring. viii
the Orange and As.ands train going
The Pstsrsbore train going South.
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NH ID Va I'y RhU ULA TONS.
THE THIRD oREAr MEDICAL DISCOVERY or RAILWAY CO.
One krorLATos sufesnt LIVER
Pancr o., 10 a healthy diseharg. OF their fn etons.
lar period OF tims every day.
Your TO sI VIII thoroughly all eorrup, acrimonious
humors from the aimeDtary eansL
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ks, Carpet Bags, Sole Leather, Shoe Thread, nc
PUrNEY, WATTS 4 PUTSEY.


'uhierbers call attention their complete assortment Of
IL foreign and domestic Dry goods, such as
BAek and Colored French and English Cloths
french and English Doeskin, and Cas,iC,srs
urs: variety ofFancy Cashmere
Velvet and II 4 ve.tiuys
Ne inc, Lamb. Dvoi am silk Shirts and Drawers
MerinO, Lanbspor and SILK seeks
filE and C-rubrc Hsidk .rchiris
Black and Coiored silk Cr,Tat.
tatia stocks and Napoleon Ty.s
Linen Shirt Q, liars
Silk and Gingha . Umbrellas
Coorsi linen and Camh.ic shirtioEs
Rich Ohene silks, style
Bliek aud Colored Or cads silks
Plaid md Checked DO
Pl,n and Pls Black do
BteE Armure aud Satin Du Chens
Cooured AID flsek NOR Antique
Rich Paris Printed De Lathe
Ilan aud PLAID French NerIno
Plliu Color ed Houstlanes
Rich Wrench ChntE
English aud Anne ricAn Calcos
french and English Furniture DO
ZINE Printed inueis
B Bi.ss French aud English Bonbsrin.s
Black Alpaca Lustre,
Black Love Haoierehiefs and Wells
BsckT hibet and Wool Shsuly
sgGar- aud LONE Plaid do
PAN and Embroidered White Grape do
Crane and Herino Scarf
Maltese Habits and Sleeves
Maltese AMI Honi,sn Collln
Cambria and Mutlin 10
sT,ln and camhric EdSnss and Inssrings
nalsncennes and Thr ad do do
lid. tisie and Silk Glorss
Bsrk aud KID GAuntcts
silk, Cotton ami WorsteI Hosiery
Revere and Embroidered IIapdkerchi.n
san and Bonnet Ribbons, Ac.. &C.
-, PARKER, BAYLEY HrNNo
No ia, RaFls SQUARE.
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Every who ISL the habit Of taking ind RAILWAYS
REGULATORS the most pleasant safe
The Bowels Liver, Paucreas and the Certain PA flyer
the Hlrud In
One ofRADsAIs REGULATORS SUPERIOR In pon, Of m.di.
cal ssng and eeacy TO six Of the most popular and best
proved cktbsrtle pills.
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fLyElx AND AGIE.
The Fever and Ague, Chaxrr. Fever y,prn. ma Iii

-
The Proprietor Of hi, Medicine state without hesitation or
ear OF "Liradetiop that the STi HPfDE NLyTIRr has
more per-, n' has been introduced any other
In use Tor the above neither
Arsenic nor ouinine In s cotson, are
psrsehy healthy character and highly In.
sgoranE In their rteney while tb,
s not be Affected by ne
no,e than when In their usual health Planters
:Gu, where he AEue win d. well th
md they be assured Of couI6
introduce thousands Of certificates sh, re.
'p-ctaohy hut pref "thr and ,ou
s h.y the lnfaibe proof yourself Pull uireon. use
be At the ONCE showing this AesI.
Inc has Cured when all others failed.
FOR Dyspepsia all other
better Medicine IN tho MARKET " -
II has also been
table p"onui vice day.
Price 81 per bottle.
por sale By DrugSsn parts the United State, and Can
adA- $3.50 49,
sole Proprietors. g. Broadway, New York
Acknowledgement, ADlE 4 GRAY D-EEErr a
Petersburg. TODD oHalsT1AN; Baltimore. SETH HANcE.
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sSS ma. I sAaa
the eh Of oetes.r isas 'enrer Trains ui' Road sl
sersosD.
Acc, rn"e I,,ioH. Sunday. .,e,p,ed.. Sc
rlr,ssrpo.
A.os~%"i.,lcn. daily. sunea,. s.eep,,d,n ~
n, h.n Train, Richmond, .i,h
1hrossh reks to W. don be procured at the ticket Of
Tss Petersburg Richrond With the
EoI,hsrn Train. for and With The Wiz
nh.ts for washpsoo, B.aOre and Philadelphia BE-
e roo op to tai. up or
n. n s .en csH 1: 5 .S % sSs "
Tbs Ma, train leaving fs,s,a =. ~ " I'll atop only
TAI, down. the tle,ns poin.. M.neh:.s
So;.f S I'd ss. and s. ~
oSiids.p ss.; a;: and no; over year: Of 8
Co,ored p<rsons 10 So
ool0r.d yin not BE- 10 the nr elias,
soiu rvauiins care, which
whit. persons viii be eharEed.
purchased ., ne Once and to persons getting the
travelling by themselves must be rani,hed By their
masters with two seS this. can be retained stthe Once
FsI o.r TsaH Mondays, wednesday. and
n. s.-rhe Train, sillrun By ch mond time.
One. RR o. Sep. sO.s. 1854 oes
S SCI Is Sss. Sty Fey.
he
:.ynF u. wharf Rest..t every saturday. Tuesday
ii S ssaar isnsns. ~ soos and 1eufnSr
Passage Old Point Portsmoath and Nerfok g. Meals 80
'. isi. n.o. Huxx.
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STAGE A.LRANGEM ENTS.-our Stage Lines Will
meet daily With h- Trains Of the Central
Railroads as fol- Va, viz:
Passengers by the Mali line will leave
ter dinner and arrive 81 Coverdale Rehmond
Leave morning at daylight breakfast
rive At the whie Sulphur Springs by 6k p.
by ~ L. Heiskr Cos line
passengers can spend the night at ving
daily undays rSc-ptedO bef,re
l.vs morning snd arrive sulphur Springs
early hour In ths evening
RETURN sCHG CLE:
Passengers by the NAL Hoe will leave White Sulphur Day
ght-die AZ Marin sprugb Cloyerdae arrIvs
stanton by ~ A. VI In tiu,e 18th the
And Alex nd Ia Railroads. reaching hme nd In e
TO- dinner second
paissne rs b. Ace, nmodaton line White Sulphur
ter -skfast the night at the Ito: Spring. after
ishr tsta n,on at an e.ry hour same evening,
P~ssr for L, Inpon, Natural Bridge BUCHANAN
cast viii b. taken through day nd
Rockbrdys alum Springs to breakfast day
Part desr extra Co ches the staun
Viii su springs, Company
hey desire.
N2,-df wM. p PARRISH CO
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FUHCK l. LN6D 4 CO.,

rUhcE sn 4 LM66 co,
No. OF, Min str-et Corner or ih, Richmond VI.
q s C Il:
sss s ia. s ~ Nader
9 s sss' s.R Siss S'd'
=: ssssS: %,i s.t and A'''''''
i s.ss Ns,%.1; 5 90 Maze = "
,oo III s ca. prime Ia;sss Opium
3 s s::; &. s;'n ;s S,ss;,
70 case. oSron. Green and yellow
%ss s:;' d g, i Ss.ass 81 and American.
s sSS r e ssss md ssssd.r.a RAas.rs
g case, oolor,, ground In oil
MedieIh sHi .aa other .r.
Gle. suited to the wants Of the Hads-s Of which
ing US ss'd' pu,,,,, d Pg INC" LIDp co.
FAIL ShSsE e GsSss Hf DR5aSisis &C.
'9s .ss aas'' ss:1!
Ss Ion. will a. all times render their
WIT W, L:.d; ospp.I,. sl.eI Ieaa; Ext. Ies-ood
sS:s; S;ss: s. e., e..
S: s;s e.. hs III sS''s ,s ssss a. sI, .s;.s.,
S,u..i.p Blue: Rott.n Stone
E E:s%' al.si! r s.i sod s.'''
wh,ilns; nlnr.n9n; Mss. and Na,n.n
Ln. ,s Oh wh W, d.. sr' t.. .o'in v.rns Bt
OIL a':h: and Lamp ' S r .. HsS; ;
4 rs .si@;". s.s
.e .as ss ss .ssP pSs. medicine. q. popo
;: M S's;
s v'% .ns =. Of BE- M
os,.s ; han and ar. s:pe,ny
., p.JoHssTos 4 BRO.
Tos.s:S Of sS'
~ EnE T. Sos,.s ~ S..;i .:.. ass
hay: e: ZIP .As .
$40 HIRD WARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS.
s pom he Se.:
The. ha1s he .'f
$500 dsI Pen and eoes. Knives, variety, among them
on ,s .nS ,:9 en- r ,. = pieces Ivory ham
60 DE- f s;% ;ss;: y;,.
ss'i s' fsss and
s; :is?, :;i: =..
100 ion riss. sssss and silver Pl:,.d and
700 Coal iods, from ~ TO is inches
800 Bra 81 gle snd Double Margin and Green Pierced
Iron TENDERS
900 Single barrel Percussion Guns, imported from
asS a. s,f ,ps Ts
We have rseeny enlarged ard mu mp'o ed establish.
enabling business uih grs.ter facility
than heretofore and respectfully solicit patronage
and eontin ed
whsev and hat every EFFORT shall be made n give setou.
We a q DONNAN.
Importers o. Hardware, Cutlery Guns.
RPsrtIeusr and prompt attention given TO ali orders
trust.d 10 oharse.
aDiS BLACn siLKs.A large and PA black
IL Bihp for sale By u. HARTw ELL a CO.,
aus lI5 Broad street
lSIsE WINE, BRANDIFs Liquors. In store sra fsr
u, sale by pylVl HUNT = HARvIr.
ttovEK sEID.-A very 'gps,io, srs., is :ts,s and
,a 18th street, between Main and osry.
" iBBERTs LONDON POTTERY: very superior article
Wv Lockkrr 4 pAYxEy
seT 18th street, between Vain and Cary.
- UBAR AND CUPPEH-Ioo stusrts and sor.r 200
pockets prime Java Coffee; receiving and for sale b.
sR ,a 10 from ~ to IDeSs' ns ,spPs to
A,e1 II Main street.
OHsE sHoEs, fall assortment o. all sf.s just received
q and for sale" o. ns 4 s.. CO.: SS.
IVORY TABLE CUTLERY--we hSvs Esi opened
o., Is uppy q mpsrSr Ivory Table Cutlery q g.
silver or Plated Yorfs o.rvs and s,ss Beef sesr Butter
KNIVES; Nat P'f'' &c. which We ofa :, lev Rrisss.
co.'s sign Of III. crssis, Saw w. Il Nam ssTs.,
VNINTkR 0A1S,-A buhsIs just received ssd Tor q
w Ioeisl WI. PALhRh
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- edmond AND DANvILLE RAILROAD
- OPEN TO MOONS rkRRY ROAD. Ito MILLS.
The Train viii daily
between RICHMOND and NO -N'S FERRY ROAD.
Leave Richmond at o'eock A aud arrive Moons Ferry
Road 1T IL fvM.
Le.v. Moon, Ferry Read Ills. A. NJ arrive Rich
mond at - O'Clock, Pm.
me Train sis,0r for the following
Rohion's, Coal Field TonahAvk, PovhAtan MatoaI Chula
Amelia Court House, Wyanoke Jennng 0rdinary
Liberty Church Meherrn. Keysye BRAKES Branch Messing
ford Roanoke, Glover and Moons Ferry Road.
Shudrsi over 10 and under Is OF hAlfProe
travelling by themselves Furnished with
that be retained In the and
PreJ stated the that they permitted the
Cars.
Passengers for Lynehsurs with sou,h
Through to IyuchourE. 20
Passengers Cisrksvlr Messrs Moss Cos
Roanoke, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdays.
Through to Clarksvil-
\. X HUGBeoN. Ticket Agent
R-For the Information pupIc, proper
state that there Lines
Of the Railroad to ps nville.
oc21
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bKOOKS, HE'LL n CO.., NO. IL FcnrI II.
GREAT STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER 70
REIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
AVE received and ready exhibit Goods
w this t.on anj u 10 certainly the greatest
ndng have offered.
ipo Eoois for this season, largely,
hei-vngu be to the invreo Ourselves ad customers h
atAirs, VII,
country greatly demand,
grds upon market through
auction York Boston, princtraiI
upon American markets both for Foreign aud Dome tic Goods
Deag the Cp,<e
fuled Cloths de stanton, Va oner
poruAr Goods the favorable expect have
good o % K G q ia thI ougL the stA
W. invite orva and make their 'e-c.
olher- buyi give us
missing 800 barg.rs. Terms usual