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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-10-12
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THE
WOOD-CARVER AND HIS
CHESSMEN.
A STORY OF HUMBLE LIFE

The Magistracy, or hall of judcature, in
which Mr.. Beaseley usually held the scales Of
justice, was a large and formal room, with a
few ponderous straightbacked chairs ranged
along the sides of the apartment. A writing
table with row of serious slooking volumes
upon it, few packets Of papers tied with red
tape, together with profusion of letters strewn
over its surface, comprised almost every thing
worthy of comment in this temple of justice.
On the occasion Of our introducing the reader
into this provincial court house, Mr.. Beasely
was sitting in his chair, with his back to large
wood fire that rOared good homoredy up the
wide chimney, making lusty chorus with the
bleak December wind, that grumbled and blus-
tered around the house and over head, as if bent
on resisting the genial ascent of the hearty
name that licked lis wary way upward, in des-
pie oil MS sturdy opposition, and between the
two Kept Up rumblng warfare in the capa-
cious flue. Mr.. Beasely, we said, sat with his
back to the cracking fire. making calculations
on his fingers, and locking abstractedly through
the opposite window on the shower of sleet and
snow that drove past in incessant whrIs, and
kept up ceaseless pelting on the large glass
panes, as if knocking 10 be admitted to the
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the end Of one OF the tubes, seeing through
the length the other, and for the benefit Of
the by-standers you are requested to read SONS
printing placed at the end of the furthest tube.
MS Is easy enough. He then places a thick
Ooard between the two tubes, and still Won can
read the printing, which YOU are again re.
quested 70 DO having purchased the power
on mat occasion only Of seeing through deal
board for the small charge Of one halfDenny,>
In Tothill street, Westminster, On 4 Satur.
day night, travelling successor TO the rlaan.
blowing exhibitions that had permanent pat
ronage from the sightseeing world in the
days of Mss Linwood's exhibition, may some
times be seen, who goes his rounds to sell the
products Of his industry. A glass pen,
glass Neptune's trident, glass dove fastened
TO the top OF pointed wire, SO as to form
breast-pin, and glass peacock with beauti-
ful tail Of spun glass, are wrapped in neat.
ly made brown paper bag, for the sum Of one
penny.
Another man, who stands close by him, sells
i've dining chairs and a round table, all of
wood, and neatly put together, for one half
penny. The chairs are strong enough for
large dolls to sit upon, the table will support
an ordinary sized teacup without breaking.
An older hucksier sells wooden men, who
have their legs and arms articuIated, SO az to
be capable Of rapid movement on pulling q
string which hangs between the legs. Some
of these are painted like Turks-some like
Russians and, by pulling the strings they ap-
pear engaged in single and mortal combat,
throwing their arms and legs about with des-
Perate but cranky energy. The charge Of
representative Of either nation is one half
penny.
Workers in iron also endeavor to catch an
honest penny. There is a man who sells for
twopence most ingenious conrriyance for
roasting meat. 1t consists of no less than FIVE
pieces Of iron wire, which, when put together,
are strong enough to hold up good sized leg
of mutton. One of the pieces serves as fast
ening to the mantle-piece and the others at
tached to it by one Of the pieces aforesaid.
| The cook is enabled by single mechanism,
not unworthy Of Brunei or Stephenson, to
heighten or lower the meat according to the
state Of the fire. If the inventor Of this ap-
paratus had chance, there is no telling how
many benefits he might confer upon mankind,
and let US hope upon himself too, by his me-
| chanical talents.
One more peep at Leicester Square, where
penny-catehers most do congregate. Razor
paste at one penny box is sold by dexter
Gus shaver, who chops such large gashes in a
hard bit Of wood with shilling razor, that he
makes the wood fly about. He then passes
the blunted instrument few times over his
magic strop and, pulling hair from his
head, divides it as it stands erect between his
finger and thumb, with The came ease that
| Saladin divided the scarf with his scymetar.
and the life-guardsman at SaviIle House cuts
a whole sheep in half with broad sword.
The paste is, very likely y,--and so is the ra-
zor-more efficacIous in the hands of the pro-
prietor than Of the purchaser; nevertheless, il
is good pennyworth.
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NOVEL EsTIMATE.-A country mayor has
made himself immortal by speech that has
travelled pp from the provinces to Paris, and
will be in America when this letter il in
print. lie has an invalid son for whom he has
paid very large physicians bills, and great
many them. One night, ia the midst Of
municipal gathering, he said speaking Of his
son, Thus far Alfred has cost me just 5la
francs pound = This is said to be very
worthy man nevertheless.-PGris Letter "
Y. Times,
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WORSE THAN MORMON ELDER.-A
Glasgow paper describing Mr.. Coughs lee
lures to the fair sex Of that city, exclaIma
with enthusiasm, Three thousand ladies'
hanging on the lips of one mani
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The homely phrase, root hog, or de- il
now rendered as follows Penetrate the sub
soil, my porcine friend, or early expect an
obituary notice on your untimely demise
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And he said little soul, let try, try, try,
Whether it's within reach
To make little speech
just between little yOu and little l, i L,
just between little you and little H
The lamentations of discontented tall
man. as they appeared in your paper two weeks
since. Mr.. Editor, besides being matters for
astonishment, should cause disgust with one
SO insensible to the blessings of Providence.
Let the repining soul linger on the plants of
one really unfortunate and be consoled Let
him read the quotation above and mark the
lurking satire There was lille man and
he had little SOUL Why httle soul :
Simply because yielding to associations, we
Judge mental perceptions by their accompanying
dignity of appearance or want of it. Thence
it is that, if man has the gift of easy conversa-
ton, it is degraded by the epithet-smattering
if he be meditative, then he's called a dunder-
pate-and thence it is that all his energies are
by want of appreciation dwarfed INTO compan-
ionship with his person. Jones complains Of
being misunderstood, but he suffers nothing
like this-he bewails too physical incOnven-
fences which we will at present pass over to
dwell on mental ones. We will not mention
the chagrin daily felt at not being able to
reach the hat-hooks in restaurants and public
ofices,-the inconvenience of not being able
to light the gas unaided, and in fact, all cor
poreal disadvantages, but dwell on the greater
pangs which wounded sensitiveness feels, and
which are comparatively unknown to Co
liah. The latter knows that behind all SCOTS
sleeps an apprehensive respect-a fattering
terror which spreads balm over the wound it
inficts. When an ill-natured man, iostling
against him, becomes irate, swears, threatens,
storms, and afterwards, concluding to refrain
from personal chastisement, says, Your size
protects you, sir = the sentence has a very
different meaning from its application to a
'little fellow (mark the condescension of this
phrase.) Than the latter rebuff to a Lllipu-
tian's anger, perhaps there is nothing more
tantalizing, unless it is TO tell an enraged old
man that his grey hairs protect him. 1t is
graceful position also for the giant to assume
One cannot avoid admiring his forbearance
the confidence he has in his self government is
laudable and the dwarf may fume and fret,
only increasing at each paroxysn of rage the
righteousness Of his position. As anger is
forbidden, so enthusiasm should be nourished
in secret, for what is so laughable as to see a
little orator-a little frog trying to swell into
the Importance of an intellectual bull, trying
l. l. ...I
low, while 'cherchunk' would be much more
frog like; he surely will meet with no better
success than Moore's hero,
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/" And all the world declare

Never yet in all their lives looked 50 little little little
Never yet in all their lives looked so little -
Love, too, banished from the breast Of one
TO whom every lady must say that he never
could occupy more than small place in her
affection. Indignation, like enthusiasm, is
absurd, as IN the midst of thy wrath, some tall
wag will be sure to upbraid you for mot taking
one of your Si2e,' then laugh at his wit
Could you join himl What alienation is it
that kind friends with looks of coincidence and
tones half sepulchral, attempt to console you
with maxims such as these-'The best things
are done up in small parcels bolstered up
with the remark, 'You are so spunky that you
need not mind being SMALL / know that by
some exceptions, great men have been small, !,
Insignificant looking /; that Napoleon might
be overlooked by his marshals, and that Pope
was not so sublime as his verses. What
however, can we hope for condemned small
men, if their intellectual greatness could not
preserve them from ridicule! A beautiful la
dy, Of whom he was slightly enamored, called
the little Corporal, 'puss in boots imperial
title truly And Pope confesses in reply to
libel from noble lord, 4 am persuaded you
can reproach me with no great ta1tHs except
my natural ones. 1t is true, my
lord, | am short, not well shaped, generally
ill-dressaed, if not sometimes dirty Enough
of this condemnation Of society and let US
dwell on other and more substantial disadvan-
tages.
The dispensations Of providence are all re-
markable, but none more so, than those incon-
gruitles which arise from disproportion Of
sizes. For instance-to quote Dickens-that
arrangement by which all the tall men get the
small coats, and all the short men the long
ones, and from which / am a sufferer Inever
yet had coat or hat, or pair of pants, boots,
or gloves but what were too large for me, so
that friends consider me a man of loose habits.
This is, as must be allowed, in some measure
the result Of my always purchasing clothes
ready made, and inasmuch as tailors seldom
have such small customers, | am obliged TO
suit myself with the 'size that comes nearest.
execrable. This same putting up with spir-
it, this same adaptation to circumstances. has
settled the uncertainty which have ALWAYS
felt as TO what profession to choose have
selected the one nearest my size' Friends
did suggest tailoring, saying that | was cut
out for it, arguing that | never could be law
yer, because my opponent would be sure tC
annihilate my sensitive spirit by calling me
with true legal absurdity Of joke-makingl his
brief, advising that ! should be deferred from
the ministry, by the recollection of the little
man, who with his nose just above the pulpit
edge, said, 1T is I-be not afraid > and as
serting that no sick person would trust himsel
in the hands OF 'such a child, but | could no
bear the idea of associating with goose, o.
of treading such measures, so | entered very
naturally a counting house, where sit upon q
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eastern TimGs.
For the Eastern Times.
The Miseries Of a Small Man.

"There was little man and he had little soul,
And he said 'ttle SOUL let US try, try, try,
Whether it's within reach
To make little speech
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rENIRAL KAILItUAD-oT'HNTO 10 STITsNToN-
" Cheapest most Comfortable and Expeditions Srrnnsc
Lexington, &C. n Nf''"e''
The Company provided with large additional supply Of
new Engines and Passengers Cars have Of
gage from Cars STAGES The whole route he on,
line running through screH times a rsek.
The OF the at Rorkash Gan
where various points the scenery presented 10 he
view OF surprising radiGur and beauty.
Commencing with the lst day July,
viii he run daily between Richmond and an acc
mediation Train also daily, Sunday the view
securing ladies and nyads the amount comfort
The Express Train will leave Richmond 6i5 NJ and ar
rive at saunion at o y NJ. Returning leave saunton AZ
NJ =, and arrive In Richmond at sl5 P.M NJ. -
by this line Petersburg and in
at G S1P.M. 's' ' ""'
The Accommodation Train will leave Richmond NJ
ping At ChatloesviHe ~ minutes for dinner
ton at Gh r. NJ where will spend the night and by
at8PM. - - "'
The Aeconmodation Train viii euve stsunton at A. M and
arrive in Ricimond at ago A. NJ " - ''
Returning from the spings, make
With the Orange and Alexandria and
the Petersburg train going south. - ~
early train will not passengers going up except
depots Coming doTi rW take Hp passenger Tf he .ySi
iAtsvaoiiaf. POINTS, ~
The s'oHd train gig will stop at the usual
points for passebge but will stop coming except al
depOts. ~ -
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HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE AND FANCY t:OODs
c. BERRlAN, Importers and HHol-,d, D,,Iisrs In
- HGnSeLsHg HIrhndro and Fancy Goods 90 Broad.
way NJ y Cutlery, Silver and Plated
SILVER and Britannia Ware, cmposion Enameed
low ware bonEed Copper and nass Goods
in Wood and Willow Ware Brushes Mats Baskets Refrgera
tor sporting Tackle etc. etc. Our stock has
equs TO- and now In variety
petition. ''e ~
The attention OF House keepers our
stock Of Goods and Prices before buying.
" . 49, }. G. BERRIAN,
mh4-dly-lPl COL BroaJSay NJ V
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FLOOR OIL tlNTIIs
NJ VAN BRUNT, rs RiyIinJ Siip Ne,p YoyE NAsupIc
~ rURER and DEALER Of
orr

FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
favorable Of
aud splendid patterns FLOOR on CLOTHS Of his own mat
uctue In sheets aud % feet we endur.
auy ebhi-ss. g n N VAN BRUST.
~ olu rs Buriing slip, New York.
ElS LEIrsits PATENT IRED m IsIs-pIIypP
- MAohERs PATENT HYDRO. ELECTRIC LTAIC CHAINS
eohsuucted To be worn under the
In discovery la medicine and electricity the present
hey relieve without shock acut,
sou pains such as head nd oothace pains Tic
doiereaus and by their d
on body; diseases
cal paralysis nervous complaints liver etc.
II py miracle They have been applied with tie greatest
success IN all those dreadful diseases
as also In OF teeng
orders o the bowels They preciptate
eeoose water dehect The magnetic needle; In short
ducnE he. effects weigh about ounces be folded up
pocketbook always ready and viii
man time, guarding himself family friends
a NUMBER OF diseases and complaints which
streaming electricity perfectly safe certain aud wonderful
speedy remedy The price OF eompe. is from s 10 as
batteries from $40 to s22 80. " ~ w.
Incredible person can easily
convince himself beforehand depot their truth m.
Importance Of the invention has in tmer,
S he academy OF Medicine OF New York, have
applied With great success In the medical
Bellevue and Wards Island Hospitals Brcoiiyn civ o,pit.
etc. In Europe by the Royal Colleges
london by the Academies Medicine AT nv
he Faculty a Vienna by the Royal Faculty Berlin
and other scientific institutions the
principal hospitals in Europe.
The rropTietots in possession
effect o al the above institutions and Europe as
well as OF the most eminent
them. ~ > i> - sN-NN'He
Pull and illustrated descriptions one for personal us. and m,
Tor scientific with nuaber OF
eases cured IN New York and Europe, obtained gratis at
he States In answer to prepaid inquiries,
cents postage STAMPS ). srEfNERT, sole Agent,
Por sale by PURCELL, LADD CO.. Sole Agents Richmond
Virginia. ir9T".i,,
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HRw YORK ADyERrIsKnKsr
S.os s'Dos.tps Apyssrsse io2. sAssiU
TIE WEsT POINT HOTEL.


xpos.lp's ioa ~.
THE WEST POINT HOTEL.
AN Tux UNITED STATES GROUNDS AT WEST POINT Is
built By the 0oyernmen anodng landing Tor the
eamboAs steam Feres plying between Cold Spring and West
Point and also between Garscn West Point
been 70 meet every train Of the
Hudson River Railroad.
elegant Aida leaves York daily
at the Point In time to the evening
Cadets and returns u the city At 2oehek Other steam
boat communicate will be frequent during the day
Hotel freshly
son. and the subscriber will be happy accommodate his friends
and the public.
JeiI-u-lsl II. ROE.
THE NEW YORK STEAM
BIZ NR BOOR
MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT
Caps bonn numerou, styles quire
do fnll bound, white, loc. and upx ards; Blue
do With Ends and Bands, White esc; Fine Rue psrd,
pemy's ZINE Blue Ra,s pagsd, Ss upwards.
do do Russia do do do oac. do
do do extra bindings, PACED, c0c. upwards.
Mediums, Fine Blue, Russia Gle
do do Russia end, b. do 15c. DO
DO DO do extra binding, do SIC: do
great variety 81 Pass Boob, 81 upwards
. do do Memorandum Books, tS per gross upwards.
Books Petty Accounts Mini Blanks Copying
books writing Books Cypherng Books School Albums
constantly on hand, lOvOO Of manufactured
every quality and description, all bound in the
manner and In the neate.t styles which
saoher AID Dealers generally approved
JOHS O'HARN,
10 Nassau street, New fork
B-A liberal discount when purchased large quantities.
myo-d6m-Inl
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FEVER AND AttE.
VHR. EDWARD BLEECKERs sTAMrEDE MIXTURg-For
ihr Fever aud Ague ChArc. Fe,rr Dyspepsia aud all

FEVER AND AGtE.
MN. EDWARD BLEECkERS STAMPEDE MIXTURE-For
~ ihr Fr'rr aud Ague. thAgc- Fever Dyspepsia aud all
bilious Arrciions, W " ~
The Proprietor Of this Medicine viii state without hesitation or
fear OF contradiction, that the STAMPEDE AIITgRE
cured more persons Shele has bsrn introduced than
medicine in for the above diseases This
Arsenic Qninins in its competition, ingredients are
OF perfectly healthy character and highly
yiEoratng In their tendency while
will not be affected by
than when In their health. fanters
country Shere the Ague prevails will do well hi.
cine M the PATIENTS not obliged o. lay by while under
aud thy may be assured Of speedy The Proprietor could
introduce thousands OF rtrtihAtes
spectabty but prefers saying the sick buy
will have the infahe proof yourself ru directions
accompany each bottle.
Ccttncatts showing
cine has Cured when Alothers have failed.
FOR Dyspspsa aud all other Bilious Complaints
better Medicine IN the market.
has also beea taken with the Astonishing ssys
raj Of Rheumasti aud Goat Complaints tke
tablespoonful iSicc day.
One Bottle Of this Medicine Desired Esect
Price VI per bottle.
FOR safe Druss,'iu parts United states and Can
adAs.
Az Wholesale orders must BE- addressed MEED BLEECKFR
sole ProPrieors, - BfoAdEsy, New York.
AGENrs-Rchmond, AptE GRAY aud BENNETT RTFRs.
Pecr'hurg TODD CHRISTIAN, Baltimore, SETH HASCE.
Js9I-y-fyA9l
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THE NEW YORK sTEAM
BLANK BOOR
MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT
RICHARDS, HAIGHT & co.,
IMPORTERS
CLOTHS, yESTINGS, DRILLINGS, CLOAKINGS,
SATlNS,
BLANKETS, ALPA ACCAIS TWEEDS,


BLANKETS ALPACCAS TWEEDS
jes-sm-t.l 30 s;' lso a = BARCLAY STREET, Ny.
p1ST ~ Th As1 sSh ny y
n ss.4. s Ms ou as as @
cheaper ihan s other aoa So
81, .nss gSoaSsay. ,,sr. New New York city. 60,
,NNmE nAzAnD POWDER COMPANY -sIanur.c,urrr. of
vic 70 rR Of all
" '' '''' '''''Sa SISESrcRT, sLIrT , CO.,
80 wall Street, e. D. MAX sSSAkS kSrt rs..ii.aS SiiisS
A. T. DOUGLASS, Secretary. ap7-d3m-tAl
UNNtEit,iOit sEwING MACHINES Made by HOOD hat.
M THESE asbs, psq.e s9s b. ss Howl
use) not They good
s ns IN aud win do T,oT
t.sIOn The '.sh wl not rip than sewing
street, mss rhiiiadsPha' Phil n1 up stairs. n,w0ov
\ AMPS, PHOsGENE GAS, BURNIEG FLUID AND CAM.
PnENEThe subscribers manufacturers Of and dealers
spirit lamps in the United states
Ts s sG1I sa oiI.ss pss aspS" M s to s n y @
and the principle Day Safety Lamp
sss osPneG
s,s TOR light OF best quality STsy' for sale at the Lowest
III FULTON street, York.
NNoIIAN AND OTIiRit PIANOs.-BERRY GORDON, ,2s7
IL Broadway, Publishers OF Dealers Wholesale
aud retail in Pianos Meodions
bated Rolan, Grand and other art Davis
CO. oSonwhose Pianos considered superior ali
Music supplied aI the sse i
bfRi uoHDOS SUCCESSORS to T. s. Berry, 2?I Broadway
Pianos @ let.
p ii. Co.'S ROlan Piano, have the ates, Improved
yoicing oc2s-ly-TMl
aoHN rHIfE Dealer In Ivory, Ivory
t9 Good. Murray street, n. " ocI9--dIy
FON a pOi.ENIUs,
ID ~ for 81 the following heavy Cotton FABRICS: ~
Ncw England Cotton Sail Duck-22nch, all nos,
@ ara ana son SON aso AL the various widths Of Canvass annfae
the trade. and offered at the lowest rates.
Vernon Extra. full Of this
Wiiiimnntlc Cotton Duck-6. is, 90 and % inch all
London Pair also at our own state Fair
Ship and Hear Mark Duck-Plan twiled, IN
Howard Ravens Pioneer and Phoenix Mills;
plain Q! to % inch Heavy do do.
Cotton sail Twinc-A full assortment.
Tarpaulins Hammocks, Stuts, &c.
Paper FcitingsO to ~ inch very
Car Covcring-coon Canvass all widths from 80 to 100
inches and all numbers made expressly for
enduring than the itself
EnnmelIing Canvass-So, 8s 40, IS and 80 inch plain
Hugs and tSagging-of every description. Seamless
Bags, woven whole, all bales Of
bning strength utility aud ehsapnss for grain and
surpassed.
Also heavy Cotton saekng, Canvass. Warn and
Piiing, heavy twled. do do, 20, %, 20 al Hnch.
article. feIs-dI
IRON RAILING WORRs.
and hs sstsrs,sd W SnTy q and Cas-, Iron
Fenee for PTaes Railroads. Farms Lawns, Gardens 90
per rod. Iron Bed. tesds and Iron Furniture.
containing designs explanations prices articles
JOHN B. wIoKERsuAM
49, WaIerooms, No 8l2 broadway MY.
mh2i-dim-tSl WORKS Nos 50, IS, 81, 50 dl Lewis
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THE undersigned having formed the purpose
conducting Commission Forwarding
city Of Rehmond und the style doooH HARRIS most
respectfully socits the patronage Of the public and connua
The Of the friends late OF NANCE& 0o0CH
ID. p. G0OCH,
2nd January, 1854. JSo. A. HARRIS.
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1OO.OOb @ a.S5S SEsIs'S 90 b9SoS SS shdgi5,,, sl1H
tJ,o0O ius. Todis Family Bacon Hog Round
~ terces r,ld's EEtra Sugar Cared Hams
1y0pO superior Hams. for family
Go boxes Hiues' superior n sn Soap
ieo boz, prime Mol leaf Lard
~ halftipes Ccgnae Brandy
s. bhis ola Whisky
70 bhis Apple Rfandy
loo hhds prime WeEttHiia Moiatses
Npo Havana Cigars various brands and mpartt.
ton For sale on accommodating terms ~
my25 CIAa n. WORTH Az A On
ENOR HENTA neat com cIioui basement once room, con
Jeio sairH ROBERTS.
4 - TONs MEXICAN GUANo, receiving and tor
jets MCeRUDERs SONS.
ENILES.9cssss wv Hu,eher." O. g. F,s suDbr,sior ever.
~ variety fof Machinisrs us~, for sale by 80
IS Q. J. sINTON Co, n Main st.
hhIEp MOeS.we In receipt of small LOT Of uost fr
~ Uphostrcrs aud Carriage Makers use good quality
Thi;;ee We oner Tor sale on favorable terms.
SILK sfIRIS-siLK sIIiRTe-I have on hand a ecf,pet.
- of s Shirts which will be sd az srest bar.
gain, Call Al tii Main street
ieiI wN. IRA SMITH
HkHANDI.A choice assortnent Of nnr Brandlcs eubTa.
bp chg Of the qualities imported and SarranIed
-, t,... RAWLINGS MtiLER,
JeH Corner Pearl and Cay streets.
GAVE mERiNO SIIIRTS.-
~ Naute herino Shirts
Cotton A,
LINN and Cotton Drawers
Linen Collars, Hair Cloth stocks
striped. Rlesehed, brown and Mixed Cotton Socks
@. HiRrwSLL 60,
lei' lls Broad street, 4
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STOCks FOR sALE-s2oo0 Coupon Bond. Of the Cor
- poraon OF ynchbur 30 endorsed
nualy
$4,000 Coupon OF ,hr Virginia Ccnir. Railroad
Company 70 years TO interest payable half yearly.
cure the payment Of these Bonds which t2Oo
ooo and no more can be isued there
works of the Company costing about 81, 100000.
$4,000 chnoDd city Stock 81 years To maturity
est payable semannuaiy sinking nd apart the
payment OF this stock which will extinsuis In 80
Persons having stocks tn dispose Of would do them
10 always account
more desirable to then, will sell on their
crate commission.
To those wishing TO invest would
rally have hand Of the best
which will be sold very moderate ms,
iA2C-n MAURY MORTON onnce under City Hotel