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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-08-05
JOHNSON a. PrGB.

(esN "rr rI nnIerrhnnts HIchn,ond, Va,
GPl9e-fronf BnitdiHg, S1ocEce Ear.lo.s.
w lit give prompt attention sale OF Tobs.ss wa.
tlour Corn, &C., and hope strict attsn,lo, -
to receive ine patronage friend, sna ,s s g
hoess. 'A'e Inspector NJ seabrookh Ware
apil-iy is' neeAienourg county, Va
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Filter AND CAP lPEIs offered az the sumo pyiees Ns
At los prices. -
Blas AMI White, Raed and Plain FOo.s,pP.per
Commercial Note Paper; But white Gem Post
deace
EnFlI,h Blue and Cream Laid Papers, Letter and Cap
Bath Post Papers Plain Ruled nd Cpru,d All color.
Manila Wrapping Papers
Coored Mediums and Double Mediums
Envelope Papers superior qualities
Enyeopes Of all Minds and In quAntitir,
Mourning Papers ami Envelopes, TO match.
In calling the attention Of the Assortment Of Pa
pers, invite Of GU ,Ii'ies and prier,
1870 gEO 81 WEsT Nos 49,, Il rv.L.,..
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Nr Campbell from the select committee appointed to
investigate the alterations alleged to have been made in
tho Minnesota land act. and also any internerations
Which may have been made in ny other bill joint
0uuon OF TIC House, submitted report 10 regard TO the
ser branch OF tho subject stating that there evil
usnee 10 show that improper bad been used To-
cnhe within the terms Of the resolution fixing the com
pensa'ion OF the employees In the legislative departments
therein AZ the rcsoluon was reported from tho commits
toe on accounts.
The report was laid on tho table, aud ordered to be
Mr. Breckenridge from the same committse submitted
mgoHy report on the subject Of the alteration Of tho
aInncsota land act ser bad pssed the House the
theet that IN tho opinion Of the committee the said al
port was accompanied by bill TO amend the act 90 as To
CONFORM TO the shape in which passed the House and
prevent In future any change being made 10 the text Of
he bill which has passed either body.
Nr Campbell submitted minority report on tic same
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WkR,-Not Eithstandng the sop,lnu..
w ZION o. hotiiet between TURKEY Russid ne hsb
Prices demanded for provisions great advance In daily abor I
BASIL BLINDS and DOORS continue AZ M. osst
s,so,hsd Raetoin Richmond By the subscrbs Nsyo street
Orders Tor GLAZED and Unscd sash nom the sosny by nan
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EINllA mnasE I,nMHRs AND THn ,surns- Am ~.

ENhESH BGTTER.-Just reesireda fe~ Tins and Po.,
- -. i'sh butter GEO. J. HERRING,
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1SANA CIGARS.-wM. D. MERIwETurp- -
4, - sn,In OF dealers to his OF CIoAps az Nte
IN TINS city add comprising thar ~ slrss NE largest
cdan tranefpe and Domestic Ci0GrS 0tanos OF RG-
CONSTANTLY on hand Lgky Tap.rco
s.osN,a, a'ea DeHcofised Smoking Toileoo SsS''
- :. Thd door from Colombian Hotel carx, =,
lust RECEIVED nv srI.UY o :.
~, No 10 corner OF Main Governor .,,e., u
s,xs ~ Spe iaIge and beautiful OF ali a.
49, GOODS embracing every article on (j.n,Isr,.,
me public generally &c enauIn. a iriends and
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-02

and coudn', be happy bit, so | finally
thought Of u way We could both go, and
would come one day, and then lend Nelly
lay dress, and she might come and that's
the way We have done this week. But last
night, don't you think, somebody sent sister
a dress just like mine and now she can
come too. o if ! only knew who it was
would get down on my knees and thank
them, and so would Nelly. But We don't
know, and SO we've done all we could for
them-wcyc prayed for thcm-and, ., Miss
NJ, We are all so glad now. Amt
you too:'
"lndecd am" was the emphatic answer
And when, on the following Monday little
Nelly, in the pink dress, entered the school
room, her face as radiant as rose in sun
shine, and approaching the teachers table,
exclaimed, in tones as musical as those of q
freed fountain, 81 am coming to school every
day, and, o, ! am so glad ~ Miss Nj
felt as she had never done before, that il is
more ofa blessing to give than to receive.
No millionaire, when he saw his name in
public prints, lauded for his thousand dol
lar charities, was ever SO happy as the poor
school teacher who wore her gloves half a
summer louser than She ought, and thereby
saved enough to buy the little tatherlcss girl
calico dress
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Ethiopia.


Bayard Taylor, writing to the y. Y Tri-
bune, from khartoum, the capital of Eeyp-
tian Soudan, describes his ride down the Nile.
lie says .rar
"licre where expected to ride thro'
wilderness, found garden. Ethiopa might
become, in other hands, the richest and most
productive part of Africa The pcople are
industrious and peaccaIlc, aud deserve bet
ter masters. Their dread ofthe Turks iscx.
trcmc, and so is their hatred stopped one
evening at village ON the western bank
The sailors were sent 10 the houses to pro-
cure eggs and fowls,an after Il time two
men appeared bringing as they said, the on.
ly chicken in the place They came up slow
ly, stopped and touched the ground, and
then laid their hands on their heads, signify
ing that they were Us dust before our feet.
Achmet paid them the thirty paras they dc.
mandcd, and when they supposed the Turk
had no disposition TO cheat them, they went
back and brought more fowls Tray lers
who go by tue land route give the people an
excellent character for hospitality. ! have
( been Informed that il is almost impossible to
buy yanythiug, even when double the value Of
the article is tcndcrcd but, by asking for it
as n favor, thcy will checriu'ly give YOU
whatever they have,
On the third day | saw the first hippopo.
tamus. The men disccrned him about a
quarter of mile oil as he came up to
breathe, and called my attention to him
Our vessel was run towards him and the
sailors shouted, to draw his attention, GLOW
sy0ur wife, old boyY, "ls YOUR son mar.
ried YETI and other like eXclamatons -
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Inc last number OF the J0UrHdt CT the
Fraukin Institute contains translation from
the AHndieS do Chimio ddc HySjque in re-
lation TO new method Of preserving meat
from putrciaction, by Mcssrs. SCHROEDER and
DR., DuSch. Two portions of meat were boil
cd in separate glass globes, and the water let
out of them, after which air was passed into
one thr0ugh cotton 0hus iiltcring the air,)
then sealing the globe; and common air
without being SO filtered, was then admitted
into the other, which was kept open. In
two weeks the meat in the open globe was
perfectly purified, while at the end of 'wen.
tythrcc days, the meat in the globe contain
ing the filtered air was found fresh. a num-
Der of experiments were made with the same
results from the 9th of Feb. 1858 to the 1ith
of May, but some experiments made alter.
wards during the warm weather, with boiled
milk, and with meat heated in sand bath,
failed to give satisfactory rcsults--thcy putri-
iie, as quickly in filtered air as in open
globes The authors, however, stick to the
positivencss ofthcir discovery, that boiled
meats can be preserved by keeping them in
air filtered through cotton. They say Ger
tain spontaneous dccompositions of organic
substances appear to require for their COM
moncemcnt and completion only the pres
cnce of atmospheric oxygen, such as the pu'
trchction of raw meat, and cascinc OF milk
In other phenomena OF fermentation and pu'
trciae,ion, it is not only the oxygen which
acts, but also certain unknown elements OF
the air which may be minated by iiterns
through cotton" Thus they make theory
to suit themselves respecting the use Of iilte.
red air, and talk of unknown clements in il
without having exhibited a single fact in
proof of the existence of such clements,
The closcncss of the vessel may have prcvcn'
ted the mir from acting upon tho meat in the
one case, or it may be that the passing of the
air through the cotton screened it OF minute
nsectoria, but be that MS it may, there is no.
thing in It all to invalidatc the established
scientific fact, that it is the oxygen Of the
air, filtered or not, and nothing else, which,
/ in combining with organic substances--bo'l'
cd or unboilcd decomposition or du'
treinction, r.,...
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War Cloak of the King of the Sandwich
Islands.

Before this cloak came into the possession
of Kamchaineha l., its fabrication had been
going on through the reign of eight prcce-
ding monarchs. Its length is four feet, and
il has spread of eleven and a half feet at
the bottom. Its ground work is a coarse
netting, and to this the delicate feathers are
attached, with skill and grace worthy Of
the most civilized art. The feathers forming
the border are reverted; the whole present.
ing bright yellow color, resembling man
tic of gold The birds from which these
splendid feathers were taken had but two
feathers of the kind, and they were located
one under each wing 1t is a very rare spe.
ccs (Nelithrqtcs Pccifcd), peculiar only to
the higher regions of Hawaii, and is caught
with great care and much toll. Five OF
these feathers are valued at one dollar and n
half 1t is computed that at least u million
of dollars have been expended on the manu-
lacturc Of this gorgeous fabric The gar
ment itself would be a fitting portion of the
rcgala of any European monarch Viewing
IL IN the scarcity of the article of which it i,
composed, and the immense amount of time
and trouble employed in procuring it, II
would be impossible for dcspotsm to iabri
cate more magnificent or costly Carmen,
for its proudest votarics.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-12-02

SERVED lliN MGur A young lady of St.
Louis, = few days since, was grossly insultei
by her music-tcachcr, while alone at his
rooms. The father Of the girl upon learn.
ing the fact procccdcdto tho "habta,ion' of
the scoundrcl, and administered to him n
severe cowhiding. The villain, anticipating
n well deserved thrcshing. had put on three
or four coats, to enable him to stand II with
a good grace but the indignant father soon
discovered this, aud turned his attention TO
the legs Of the wretch, which, fortunately,
were not protected 10y an extra quantity OF
| clothing; whercupon, tho music man rXc.
cu,ed the ;o'ohih 9vtts,'n with omai'nr
agility -.. R'rti'o iSt.
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HAWrsrrns paper speaks Of man VINO
"dicd without the sM ofa physician" such
instances Of death arc vary rare.
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Married, on the l4th proximo, by the Rev.
Mr. Squibbs, Mr.. j. Alley to Miss Matilda
Street. , ......
Just watch her! Who's the lassic sweet
a oItsccns a most suspicious sally. %
Thtrc!--ihcro -.-obseryc !--she's quit The
l' Street, .. ...H.
And turned into 40 A''s-,
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1854, n. B. BRISTOL, 1854.
Forwarding and Commission
OTTAWA, lLEENO2S
MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING.

Cash paid for ali kinds Of Produce at the Cush
man Ware Hoase, Main Canal
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Some time since, man entered store 10
sell some lrooms The storekcepcr said no
would take the brooms, il he would take half
his pay in money, and the rest In goods.
The man complied, and after receiving MI,
money, told tho s,orekccpdr that lie would
take for his pay IN goods half tho broo,ns
The s'orek'Crsr though, him pretty hatd
epaC, ''NT'
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CoMNoS Scnoois.--ln an oration at vii.
liams College, Mass, Hon, edward Everett
once said
~ would rather occupy the blcakest nook
oithc mountain that towers above us, with
the Wild wolf and the ra,tlesnakc for nv
nearest neighbors, with villagc school. we'll
kept at the bottom Of the hill, than dwell
in paradise of fertility, il must bring up
my children in lazy, pampcrcd, selt.suflitient
ignorance
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Millinery and Dress iiaking!
Ms,,sSEssy & D.sUsS MAKING,

In the most fashionable styles and Al the lowest
possible prices. Auhw tonurts wiH be done
over, and plan sewing done. Residence over
Mauu'- store NUVcmbrfj 3
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CUFF BRACE PLOW.
YHuTC DIT nyTY 4

II
l. OF shallow. wide or narrow furrow Chokes less
In foul land than any other Plow now in use and IL
warranted TO give satisfaction to be returned In
addition to the many Inducements heretofore offered
to the community to buy their implements in Rich
nond. we have established Foundry of our own for
the especial purpose of making better article OF
Plow Casting: than ever heretofore offered in this
market; and intend keeping always on hand not
only the Cuff Brace, but all the other most popular
flsws In use and the Castings for every description
OF riowa. together with Agricultural I'm plen,ents
lowing: $50 w.
Cuff Brace Plows. both right and left hand, of all
azes; Livingston improved, of several sizes; WILEY
90; Mccormick Davis do; Hillside and Sub-soii
Flows OF various patterns (smong them, Gideon Ds-
yls Primitive sub-soil Harrows Cultivators Corn
Weeders. New Ground Coaltera, &C.. Sol We are
also agents for the sale Of Rickford Hufmans eel
ebreted Wheat Drill, which took the premium, A.
toe late Virginia State Fair "
GEO. WATT & CO..
Factory ON Franklin It,. square
below the Exchange
T. II SrARKE oc 25-sm
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r IST OF LETTERS Remaining in the
Ii Richmond Post Office on the 2o.h Dec, 1854.
TPersons calling for Letters in this List will
please say they advertised.
q Office hours, on Sunday, hereafter, from tos
A. H.. and to 5P. H.
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RUSHTON CLARK & CO.'S
GENUINE MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL,

= VI CO"SH"tPtsO"5 ~ y Hts1f . ?.
THE great success which has attended
4 the uss Of the above celebrated article has led
to many fmitations. and much disappointment and
injury has been suffered from spurious articles pur
ehasers should use the utmost CAUTION IN noticing
Is blown In the bottle and Is on each label and the
signature In full each cork, other iaeen-
uine. We have been at great pains and expense to
secure our patrons the pure article, and eur Mr..
Clark went to New Foundlsnd to superintend the
manufacture In person and we VIII warrant our Oil
pure and superior quality In every respect, and made
from the fresh Lvers, and not purified from the
common oil. II the case with great dsal that IL
sold for genuine.
The genuine Rushton Clark & Co.'S article for sale
By PURCELL, LADD CO, and by Druggists gel .
orally in Richmond and throughout Virginia.
NO 6--d&w3m
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PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, CIR
= CuLAk sAw-MILLS, &c-Ths subscribers
Sc pieRarsd 20 for1ish Portable and Stationary
scnpuons OF Machinery. With Dispatch, and warrsnf-
e q best materials md workmsnship, 1t their woris
oc e-Sm BURR ETTEN0ER
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e. CHEER UP BOYS.
"a As moneys scarce and times look dark,
Nz Yet still we gyope for thee,
- And like Hopes soft but hallowed spark,
We hope better times may be.
It's Hope that crowns the martyrs head,
And may this next New Year
Bring Hope and Comfort in the shed
Where now it drops tear.
We toll with bare and blistered arms
And all for moneys sake,
While Srinkled sorrow eats our charms
And makes the poor to quake.
The rich should protect the poor mans rights
The mechanic rightly claims,
For deeds from them like shining lights
1t breaks the oppressor's chains.
My work hope has pleased you all,
Andi more you have to do,
Up Governor Street just give call
On BILL BAR-THO-LO-MEW.
w. J. BARTHOLOMEW,
do ID Watch Maker, lie.
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FOR LADIES-Wa - 81

opening . large assortment of Tsd;..,
snoes and Boots. Of different kinds; amens ths 80
Ladies morocco. goat and thin sole Boot '-s sle
Ladder morocco thin sole Boots
Do goat Buskins and best Cater Root.
Do calEskin Waking Shoes
Do white hid and white sstin slippers
Do black satin Slippers
Do Over Shoes of different kinds i
We Invite al In want sf the very best ana hand
soonest Shoes. 70 give Nc Z call. We are receiyins
pew suppliss every week. We viii sell than very
low for the qualities.
no q PUTNEY. WATTS 4 PUTNEY.
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BROWN. in. ~ lor "a az .l)ll

BROWN, in, has for sale $4,000
- Cospen Bonds Of the Virginia Central Railyosd
Cempeny. payable In 1894 These bonds are slbply
eecured By mortgage on the whole propsrty Of the
Company. amounting ct cost to o. ~ nos 81 and rub.
jeet only 70 PRIOR txust deeos covsrine QS0e. COO
Ierms q sale highly e1ysntaeeoss 70 pnrehaeen
l9te1menel not now payable. viii 10 TeosIved g
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A FreucL atolaaa III st Lsuis was recently
delivered of ava healthy children at one birth.
The Albany Common Council have appropriated
$500, and ordered 200 tons of coal for the poor.
William Arrison, convicted Of the murder of
Isaac Allison, was born In Delaware, Ohio in 1896
u Is said that the Russian war has already made
eleven thousand widows in England.
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MUnrFIcKNT DONATIONS Judge Helfenstein, Of
Shamokin, Pa, has donated foreuer, portion of
hsestate for the benefit of the destitute poor New
YORK, Philadelphia, Lancaster Carlise. etc, for the
enfa1msnt Of free college at Shamokin, and for
the bar.sSss Of African colonization.
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q MAURICE'S METROPOLITAN

IN CHRISTMAS TIMES-The time has
come sgain for enjoyment and gift making.
and c. s. MAURICE, would say to all persons
who intend making presents their friends that he
will give them opportunity of doing so on an eco
nonlical scale. To enumerate stock of Shoes
would fill this paper and besides it would bring wrath
among the printers-suficeto say have every kind
Of fashionable Boots and Shoes which be called
for.
sent to your wife, mother or sister than nice pair of
Shoes or Caters and yeur little boy will be made
man at BY getting high heel boots for Christ
mas; while the baby will crow and the little gils
will jump for joy to receive pair of easy Jenny
Lind shoes at your hands.
Yoa will find the Metropolitan in Eagle Square,
and if after purchasing Boots and Shoes your LIBERAL
ity should further abound, you will find that am
next door to r. NJ. Zmmermans, where all who are
not supplied with jmcracks and CRYING babies will
find immense assortment
de I6 C. S. MAURICE, Eagle SQUARE.
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You've MKs's CHRisrrAN AssocrATroH9--Ten
or eleven yearsAgo the first Young Mems Chris
tian Association was formed In London Now,
besides the city central institution, there are
seven other central stations In the metropolis and
there are provincial branches Ia about 40 princi.
pal towns In Great Britain and ireland. In Ameri.
ca the number Of these bodies far exceeds that OF
England In Australia they multiply rapidly; In
France they are we'll sprinkled over the country:
an effective one 10 organized In the capitol of Hol
land; some have been formed in Switzerland; and
in Piedmont they already flourish.
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AIRS. D4WS' COUGH ELIXIR.-This

AIRS. DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR.-This
lyl Cough Remedy 10 gaining popularity every
day. The large number OF certificates which have
already been published from we'll known citizens of
Richmond fally sustain the virtues elaine for It BY
the proprietor 1t 10 indispensable family medi-
cine.
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett 4 Beers,
Alex Duvaf, Paterson & jackson, Chas. Millspaugh,
E. J. Picot A. Bodeker and Charles d. Yale.
dale
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NOTICE.
WAGONS, CARTS, DRAYs AND CAR.
RYALLS.
FLEMING MOORE,

FLEMING MOORE,
tTfIK OLD AND POPULAR wfsxzLRJGHr)
~ AS again commenced business for him
and 18Th ITS, where he viii be pleased 70 sccnmmo
date ell In want of such work. In the best manner ana
q n e; %Ist ise;S %Rss ssI..
eacb; Fellows from Is to IS cent?; Turned sSokes
and Beat lrons cheap n proportion Re-attne and
Tongues aud re-ittng old iron. g each Coupiius
Poiess VI. IS each; Front Hounds, g each /; Hind
Hounds yi25; pray Shafts, % g; Orgy Tails u Is
s e nolsLer sii Csrryail Shafts u Is each; Bars
All other kinds Of Repairing not named. cheap Ia
New work made on the most reasonable terms and
m the best manner. All WORK warranted b be well
done and made Of the best materials.
CAsH ior all Repairing. unless otherwise arranged
before the work l. done. New work. mouths
ef az ,s-s,m. FLEMlNG MOORE.
TlAIKFY FIVE THOUSAND DOL
sELdM AFs Sosf of Yoa 81 Ply At AND
sosf q BkS
The stoek 4 nearly nov. having been recently
purchased en- the most favorable termA an1 copsiss
% ispsis si sls g sl... Ds doss. :ssss
Thoss IN ~anf Of really dssirsbls aooss. would do
very complete, and such IN opportunlty for BAR
GAINS = but rsrsiy clsres: -. ....
.e4-s.aJ wAhh e! a f issi. sss;;..
NO1ICE.--TO THE DELINQUENT
N aIQcKHOLpERS or THE RICHMOND =
ence with the request Of The Stochho snS In
obsdisnce 20 ysscinton 81 tie Board of pfreeteas
pAnyiiie Ratl1ta1 Company Ne hefehy nctiaet,
that unless the whole amount due on tte otc1k hsld
hy them rosoectfysy, be paid Of h0tofe tie Slsf
day Of Dsceibsr lsA ths esoek not fully psia for
viii - epl1 e p1blis auetion, fos eaeh s1d the
ntoekk holder ~ DEFAULT Will - helA hAhletq the
the sum Tor whieh The oane nay ~ eol<s end will
- prpesees4 t9oiect tetsefqf ~ motion, = The hW
- i VAN piiuRsxn,
- l6--tn neexeteSy.
IN PKEH3 nd viii ~ immediately ppb-
llhe&s NEW Virginia 10Qk-s q fcNah.
:. 80 : ~ s''s' q: |,
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EXECUTOR s NOTICE. Persons in
IL debted to the Estates of Gustavus w. Clarke
Edward 81. Moseley, Mark +. Flournoy, Rch'd Elan,
Samuel Hswkins and DR.. NJ Aurelius Salle or to me
a. Attorney for Mrs Elizabeth Elan, requested
to make payment without further application, ak
cept in of loans understood to continue and
in all such, unless interest be paid within few days
after The lst of January, the demand will be of both
principal and interest.
de 27-d8t&w2t R. w. FLOURNOY
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$6O,OOO WORTH OF

$4,000 WORTH OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
At COST, FOR CASH.
INTENDING to make change in our
Il business viii, from this day, offer our entire
stock of GOODS at cost, for cash. Our stock being
large and the greater portion purchased within the
last few months opportunity Is offered to those
who have not laid in their winter suppIy.
We respectfully invite call from the citizens and
visitors generally, with the assurance that We mean
what we say.
PARKER, BAYLY NIMMO,
no 1S-ts No. las Eagle Square.
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OFFICE r y Pr n C0MPANY.{

OFFICE 4. r r. r. H. COMPANY
RICHMOND, Oct II. 1884.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Ranaway
i from the service Of the Richmond, Frederick
burg and Potomac Railroad Company on the "a Of
October, slave named GEORGE GAINES. He IL
about feet inches in height, brown skin, with
beard on his chin, and sometimes hesitstes when
spoken to. He IL about % or so years OF age. He
has wife living At Mr.. HeSrs Georges in Caroline
county, whether he has probably gone. The above
reward viii be paid for his delivery to me IN Rich
mond. w. ". BRAGG,
oc s Supt OF Road.