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Fs,nE vIkulNIA tIRE AND MARINE
II INSURANCE COMPANY
Capital: 100000!

Qtice0a F0lrteenh Nt OPPOSITE Uie Exchange Hotel,
Richmond, Va.
This Company Yves cuaTteTed in 18S2-bas been in
operation nearly % yeers-has paid to its policy hold.
about million of dollars in losses with but one
action at law policy, and in that they
csssfui in defending themselvss-eiys stock oacned bl
citizens Of Prgna and their Directors all residents oj
and toett kaoDn this citp-ther iin- of discounts
averaging over half million of dollars per annum
for many years past, and large portion of the bene-
fits resulting therefrom extended to their patycDs
and friends Their reputation for promptness and
ed. and surplus fund added, continue to insure
against the pen of FIRE ana dangers of the SEAS
all parts of thez.oTld.
Appealing to the history of the past and refer.
ring to all the business of this city, as the best
and safest guarantees for the future, the Company
confidently ask the extended patronage of ths pub.
liz. Apply to OF address
A PLEASANTS. Pres't. or
NH 1sStaw4w THOS NJ ALFRIEND Sec'y
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AccrDxNr.-Jeferson Roberts and Alex. Crane.
were severely injured BY the falling Of derrick
Ia Alexandria, Thursday afternoon
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BARBER sHoPs.-The police of Philadelphia have
bsen instructed to close all u barber shops and
reading rooms on SUNDAYS.
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died on the 11th inst from poison administered to
him by one of his slaves.
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CAmPHENE.-Mrs. Otis Pierce, of Roxbury,
Massachusetts,, was fatally burned on Monday, by
the accidental explosion of a camphene lamp
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LEcrURE.-Rev. E. L. Maeoon, formerly G
Richmond, lectured 10 Philadelphia, Wednesda
evening, on the subject of "Mind your own Busi
ness."
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TRIMMINGS, EMBROIDERIES AND

FANCY GOODS. L. WE'LL has lust returr .
ed from the Northern Cities where he hes pur.
chased some of the handsomest aud ost fssblonable
styles Of TEimungs to be had in tho cty ali Of the
latest i'm portations Landed from the European
ers whilst he was there, together with q fine and
well selected stock Of Needle Work Goods-such az
Sands, Collars, Sleeves Gimpure Collars and setts
Ribbons. Mohsir Hair Dresses Jet Bracele resst.
Perfumeries. and Lice stock of Fancy Goods and
Hosiery. TO which he calls the attention cf purcha
sers as every article will be sold cheap b, calling at
j. L. WELLS
Fancy and Trimming Store,
ep S-lmS ISL. Broad Street.
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ROBBERY- $50 REWARD--Last

~ ssturdaY nleht my hcu ie, situated on Meiu ct
between go and 24th sts, was entered aud robbed
CT ths foilowing articles Bond from John Lewis te
ma, for $500 dated August IL 1885, Bond from Jnc.
Logan for Ssoo dated 9th October 1854 pss able ~
months after date; I black Silk Dress with two
blue Dress the front embroidered: 1 tan.coiored
Monsine Dress, toever ~orn;) | white Wrspper.
CAT; Boys oyer-eoat, brown striped; pair Bows
rants horiz stripes Boys Fancy Blue Jacket;
soie Watch Dial or Face; together with q GOOD
The soovs reward will be paid for the delivery of
the shove thiusss or $40 for the papers allne The
Puoc are hereby cautioned agsinat trading for the
boada. SIS payment of the same h ,s been s.opnsd.
ap I7-lw REITREN N WECT
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CHURCH STRUCK By LIGHTNING Calvary
Church, In Pearl street, New York, was struck by
lightning Wednesday. and much damaged.
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SAW MILLS BURNr.-Tne extensive saw mills OF
A. McVoy & Co, valued at $50 600, were burned
at tPensacola, Florida, on the 10th instant. No in
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DUEL WITH KNIvEs.-A duel with knives wal
fought at New Orleans, on the 11th inst, between
Charles Williams and James Gallagher, in which
both were dangerously wounded. -
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LYNCH Law ON THE MIssIssIPrr.-On the steam.
ship Pronetheus, from California for New Orleans
two parties had taken passage; one of them, J.
Henry Martin, had been tried and acquitted in
California for stealing $1,000 His accusers were
also on the Prometheus, and on getting into the
river, they drew revolvers on him, and forced him
to give them the 81 900 which they alleged he had
stolen from them. One of the three was alter.
wards arrested in New Orleans for the outrage.
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MoNUMENT.-The corner stone of monument
to the memory of those soldiers of the Scott Legion
who fell at Cerro Gordo, was laid In Philadelphia,
Wednesday
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PANAWAY-From the subscriber some
~ time .iucs, my REUBEN. who is about
45 yesrs of age, rather spare about feet, inches
last seen and is sishtly ruptured He has wife at
Fleetwood Academy, in which neighborhood he
may perhaps be found He formerly lived in Rich.
mand. For the apprehension of said Negro, / will
give fifty dollars.
ap IS-fm* VIM II. DICKINSON.
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SAm'L CARY, Dealer in Paper Material
(RAGs, ROPES, BAcGING, &c-) South Franklin st,
door ~ West Of Old ha'lss buys small e VEL =
''THE whole press of Philadelphia are out
in favsr of HooFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs, a. they
are prepared BY DR. C. M. Jackson. We are Glad to
record the success Of this valuable remedy for dys
pepsia, as we believe il supplies dssiderst.m In
tators and countsrfsitsrs have withdrswn their nos
trums from the market, and the public are spared
f. su ass of hs ls.
Agents for this city--M PuRcHLL, LApD
Co., and BENHETr BEEas, Druggists.
ap 16 -d2w g
LEEcHEs LEEoHEs.-The public are
hereby informed. that have just received by AdamS
be found at all hours Of the day at the Hair Dreshs
ss6. ssSb bstwsen H M Man and F.nIiin streets a
NB-capping and Lesshins promptly attended
= moi sA' 'A'''''' A' K.c. HoBsoN.
CECOND SUPPLY OF SPRING AND
= SUMNER GOoDs-We are now opening rich
lantes; Ribbons, Parasols Gloves and Hosisry with
. large stock OF Linen Goods and Doneeties, Par
tisaisr attention We would can 70 our
before. J. { II. kOSENBAUA,
ap13 l99 Brosd It.
RERAGE DE LANES AND CHAL-
~ LIE BERAGEs.-Bersse De LANES st III etr.,
Chaliis De LANES at 25 ets. worth ST ets.
Do do. atS7i cts. worth 50 on.
Briiliantes. all celors
Lawns, very chesp, st 64 cents. -
Fine French Lawns, ~ % cents.
Rich Printed chalss from w :aesiop e 1ef sof'n
=; spls Lat. warren : Perrin. Izl E.sl. e:
EIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
u ean be effected with the Albemarie Insurasos
Company, ON q favorable terms e WITH asy other
l. this ssssi; ssni, s''' ea'h capital
" ness ~ STOKES + CO..
Agts. Rishnoad. va.
JNO. WOOD, y, Sec'X -.
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.-The sub
IN scribers having the control OF steam saw mill
In F1uvsnna county. Vs. on the canal, prepared
most any dss. Of good qssty. st short notice. ana
ON rsasonaeis tsrns Oder rsspssti1liy sc!isitsd-
Lanbsr sad Mahogany Ds.lens;
DOVES & DUKE are still supplyine
j thsir numerous ff5suds ard thossands of ere
tcmeu With beastiful anl hfe-like pasueueotypee
for 50 centa cash. They Do rot Wiah 70 humbug fh6
public By s4yne that hiGh pficsd plotufoe are ths
bs. By. shs they e ..y ssss z g es.s .sss
lsss each. AL who vsnt = plcenre 0etfh eaEylnl
homs, are rsssssef.liy invited q eell 9 No Is
Main strssk over Weodheusess boohaese, Ea3ll
1q4ore. - a-. L.. :. -. =. S s.Es "a - ~ Z
+ OAF, CRUSHED And POWDERED
A1U0&n1-N.0 q 9seassenl 11olunbss Il slof1
- II - 81 AASNkJM0n = M{EE nm s,
| - ~ corney Hee11 ~ Chr - y
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N0TICE.-Having this day disposed of
~ my Tools and fixtures TO my brother r r
ELLINGTON, who will conduct the CARPENTER
business In sll its branches, chserfuy Recommend
him TO my friends and late patrons as CON petent to
execute any work in,his line that he may be entrust
ed with. WIN O. ELLiNgT0N
Is. +. ELLINGTON may be found at his
Stop, at the corner of Franklin and 2Ist streets
where sll orders for his services may be lst with
the issuance that Jobs i'll be faithfully executed
u prawings and Estimates for Buildings he
furnished at short notice apI7sS5ss =
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CERRo GoRDo.-Fliteen military companies o
Philadelphia, on Wednesday, celebrated the battle
of Cerr0 Gordo.
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U. s. VESSELS AT NEW YoRK.-The beautiful
little clipper bark Eringo fitting up for the Arctic
search of Dr. Kane and his companions, 10 no W In
the United States naval dry dock The forward
hurricane house is In process of enlargement for
the accommodation of the crew. Here they will
bs quartered until the weather becomes SO cold In
the Arctic regions as to force them to 60 between
decks, The after hurricane house will be slightly
altered for the use ofthe officers
The storeship Supply is getting ready for n
voyage to the Mediterranean. She viii tske ont
stores for the squadron, and afterward proceed to
Persia. :.
The stoxeahip Relief Is fitting cut for the Brazil
station. --
Eishty-seven sealnen were sent to the Boston
Navy Yard on Monday, supposed for the sloop q
war Cyane.
Captain Elijah Peck. who has been relieved of
the command of The United States receiving shin
North Carolina left the yard few days ago Tor bid
home Ia Connecticut.
The steamship Mississippi from Japan. and the
sloop of war Leyant from the Mediterranean
are hourly expected to arrive at the Navy Yard.
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BOUNTY LAND. 10.

Twill prosecute claims against the Rede.
raj Governmsnt to AOUNTY LAND anA PEN.
SlONS. on the moa ntlshstory terms.
Under recent oct Of Gepsr1sa soldiers whe ssrv-
cd period Of fowfses days u asv spnv, snes i776
and IL such soldiers be dea1 their Wi1ovs or minor
children are entitieA To- $50 aerse Of lan1 Those
to a. much moro e win make tl,at qeastlty.
Having bssn Engaged = sleEk u the kenson
and Bounty Land Depsrtusas g Washtnatoa, for
prosecutine claims sf the Above dseedptios.
Communications by mall fra Ds54. q q - ofiss
building on Bank street. win b. attendsd q 8 ones
Any fefeFspes gives that msy - Sesizs1.
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CouNTERFErTgRs.-The counterfeitars In New
York, whose arrest was noticed Thursday, in our
telegraphic despatch, prove to be Dandy MARA,
John s. Good, Ellen Tagart, Catherine Thompson,
and Ann Boyle. The bills counterfeited were on
the Chemical Bank, and were so.well done as to
deceive the officer of the bank.
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SUDDEN DKATH-Mr Abrsm Lapp, of Phila lei
phia, attended ball on Monday night and upon
getting back to his chamber, about 12 O'Clock, fell
dead OF disease of the heart
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Coz BRkros-Col. Benton has written letter
dated the 18th inst In which he states that there s
DO Indian war on the Upper Missouri and North
Pafte-that be has received ampls proof to sustain
his assertion, and that the new regiments were
raised for another purpose, which, he thinks, lies
in the direction of Cuba.
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DEATH OF AN OLD MKRcHANT.-Deacon Eli
pialet Kimball aged 70 years, an old merchant of
B,,ton, formerly of the firm of Kimball Jewett &
Co., died on Tuesday last.
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The FOREIGN REcRUITs.-An examination of
T. L. Bucknali, charged with ensting men in the
United States for foreign service, was had Phil
adelphia, on Wednesday, at which 1t was proved
by Maurice Conhert, an intelligence Office keeper
that Sir Joseph Howe himself, had made the pro-
position to witness to send 5000 men to Canada for
the British army, and to keep the matter secret az
it was against the law. Bucknall had been acting
as the agent of Sir Joseph Howe, while he was In
Washington, and was held to bail in $1,000 to ap-
pear and be tried in the United States District
Court.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

- The circulation Of the DAILY DIspATCH
ieseds that OF siithe Dailypapsrs Of
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SAM'L CARY, Dealer in Paper Material
(RAcs, ROPES, BAeeIHG, &c..) South Frsnklin It,,
doors West Of Old Marlet, buys small - well a.
large lots. 70 ed6m
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AMERICAN ESTERPRIsE.-The barque Emily
Banning, Captain Fletcher, which left New York,
In December, with three of the Nautilus Subma
rine Companys machines on board, bound for a
pearl fishing voyage 10 now engaged In exploring
the wreck Of the frigate San Pedro On the coast
of Venezuela. This frigate, supposed to have on
board some two or three million of dollars took
fire and blewup at the Island Of Margarita in 1915
and only about 00.000 was ever recovered. A
letter from one of the party on the Emily, states
that on the first trial. at depth of &C feet they
brought up 800, besides copper and other artf
cles, and at the latest accounts they were busily
engaged 10 "shovelling dollars" This expedition,
we believe, was projected at Wilmington, Del.
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altogether J. D. 8.
The REPORT IN THE MASSACHUSETTS Nun.
merry CAsE.-The Boston Telegraph, of Tues
day, says;
Mr. Griffin, of Charlestown, from the inves
tgating Committee on this subject, submitted
a long and able report, commencing with an
enunciation of the securities which the State
had ever given to the private resident and
religIous institution, and recognizing the
right OF the press to comment on any pre-
sumed violation of such securities. Review
ing next the action of the Legislature,
upon the matter suggested by the original
orderrelative to certain religious institutions,
1T states that when the committee commenced
its duties, the eyes of the whole community
properly rested upon them. The report thinks
there was no authority in the action of the
Legislature to warrant the Committee ira
versing the State, prying into religious or
other institutions, where there was no evil
dence of improper doings, accompanied as
they were by retinue larger than the origi-
nal number of their appointment. Though
preceden's are not wanting to show that 9th
er committees, on former occasions, had ex-
ceeded their legitimate duty; it was custom
more honored in the breach than in the oh.
servance.
The report then passed to review the tes-
prior to the 18th of February, there was no
evidence presented to the Committee that
warranted the investigations they commenc-
ed, save generalramor. The question there
fore required "What went ye out for to see?'
and it was proved at the hearing, that some
twenty or thirty minutes were passed at the
koxbury Schools that dinner, previously
ordered, followed at the Norfolk House, at
which champagne and several hours were
consumed; that nothing implicated any mem
Der of the Committee in improprieties at
the school, save Mr.. Joseph Hiss, and that
nothing was shown of any impropriety in
tended by any person that the article in the
Advertiser was written by the editors, in
pursuance of what they deemed their duty to
the public; that the partaking of liquors
which the State had outlawed at the dinner
was not what legislators should do and that
the allegation OF rudeness towards sick
pupil, might be naturally supposed by her
when in fact it did not occur. The Commit
tee have no comment to make on Mr. Hiss's
conduct, his actions being before another
Committee.
The report concludes in the following
words:
I'VE suggest no action. As we understand
our powers we were appointed to investigate
only. We have performed the unwelcome
task fearlessly. Without fear, favor, affec-
ton or htpe of reward, we have done the
work which we were charged
The report was accepted, and the House
adjourned.
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PAYNE d MARC, Auctipneers. have re-
moved their office to Mr.. Wellington Goddin,s new
building. corner OF llth and Bank streets Entrsnes
on Bank street. I'd ii 49, {, -
They win sen at auction OF private sals, Rea, ana
Personal Property; Rent out Houses snd hiso ont
Servants.
y Deeds Of every description viii BE- sssHrstsIy
ABEL U. MAYO being Notary Pubic, win ATE
Deeds, 10, ssss a4 sssse ~ a.. IS, s.,sszEe.
Their charges will Ia sl cases, Be entirely satis.
factory and they hope to mart pstronase by prompt
attention to budnea.
JOHN n. D PAYNE.
sp S-ts vgs ssE is ABEL u.sMkYO.@4
JEo. w. WRleaT q Co. ara pveuared
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JN0. w. WRlaHE II Co. are prepared
to receive all kinds Of Produce and Msrshsndxs on
Storage, ct their Warshouse on The Uoek % = rss.
fe l2-6m ~
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year 1854, the 262 public schools in New York
city, were attended by an average of 81 SGT pupils
whose education cost the city &776373 80, being
an average cost Of more than fifteen dollars fol
every child instructed
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NovRL CASA soldier, at Jefferson Barracks,
BY leave OF bis commanding officer, eot married.
On being ordered, With his company, to leave for
the frontiers he asked that his wife be permitted 10
accompany him. This being refused the soldier
asks that hn be discharged from the service, iu Or
der that he may be able 10 support and project hs
wife, ~ required By law. The case ID before The
court, and h considered novelty.
TIE Trade or HAVANA. according to the cir.
cular of Messrs. Drake 4 Co. the transaction in
sugar for the last month were quite hssyy. The
shipments were principally 10 England and Spaip.
To England they amounted 10 66 600 bcxes. asainst
81 % last year. and 10 Spain J6 900 asaina 600
last year. Similar facts are shown wtth regard 10
the shipments Of molassee: The ccfIeo trsde has
fallen OF Iywhere allowing for s5s, 73l arrobee
saainst s., ,907 Ii ~. s
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PANIC IN THEATaE.-During the performance
of Gabriel Ravel's famous dancins eirls at the st
Charles Theatre, New Orleans, on Friday night
the 18Th, quantity of smoke was seen Issuing
from the stage, and the alarm of fire was started
The immense audience immediately rushed for
the street, several being seriously injured and
trampied on. The smoke.proved to be from res.
taurant In the building, and quiet was restored
but not the audience-the greater part of them
leaving for home.
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isteiy OF the Amesiean shasins salocn -. 4
tne house next door to Dr.. PewsI on ioss .ss 49,
eetweea .ain and Cary. and fitted up with s.sSrss,
recommendations for his business whore al vbo Ss.
are On essy pleasant sAavs will fDd hin = Ss-s.
sot9ie, ever Ieady 70 please his eustom erv.
~ superior nyie Of Hair Cutting e pruverkis,.
slI ne sure ne can please the most fastj1io1s ~
Vii eostinue TO manufacture the eelebrate1 hsir 81.
aoIauve and tonic, which, with other po1ulsrsrre.
PaIsuons ana dyea together With the aeliskffs
resort OF al Who desire to bs watsd spea n ~ 49,
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sons have In 20 many instances h fo{sps
upon the community worthless prspssations slaim.
10, them great medical virtues that great many
ephgscian. This sanction has beea bestaRed pnof,
STABLER's ANoDYNE Cherry ExPfcT2 kNr ~
stances. Indeed many medical men who know their
virtues regularly prescribe the Expectoraht II csees
OF coughs, colds and diseases Of the rsspatorv Or
eases ct the bowels too, such darrhs the Disr.
rh1a Cordial prescribed By them with th . utmost
celent medicinesa trial lt - 4s1zsis-s, -srssS
. See descriptive pamphlstA to Be had gratis Of
Prise for sash only 70 ssnts. or Gx bottlss ,fe
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y. 81. sfABLER Z CO., PropristosA
,r,rW Wholessis pr.esists. 1alfDsss

And by nrusgists and MsrshaIta esnerally thrcssh.
ont Virginia. fN ap16-dk Nh
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l. HIGHIY IMPORTANT. fa

- u y HIGHLY IMPORTANT. ~ -
Nthe nent yet discovered for saving
labor expense in shng Clothing and House Clean
ing. Linens and Cott6nS washed by this Fluid will be
whittier and soIrer Than than il beached on the grass:
Maria AETHD not to nure ths fabric. PveEy lady may
OF iiEe in the Fluid rH Strength for 81 hours which
wIcearly show that 1t must be purely harmless, VIXEN
dilute with gallons of water halTa pint OF fluid
The Chnese washing Fluid is worth three times the
single sXpence which will buy enough for large famil!
washing, which can be done in or hours.
Manufactured and sold by the subscriber, who haSate'
Iy pu chased the right for Ohio counyt, Va. seaf
- ..-.r.s --I IT.rs... + ..t JAS. MELLOR, tr-.
AuPQ No. &c, UniOISt., WheeliEg, Va.
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pGilyI Per at1nl O'O
-. or 10 cents Her week ..,1gs its - lfets5 =
- FrWeekly, per annun 500
weekly :. = 'et
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.-..,.. I.-. AmOTOGypSS. f.s.. .f
THE subscriber now offers TO the public new style Of
y picture, far superior to tile IIaguereOtyPe, made in
Nheeng daily at lis estah shmenL. They aye termed
80 elHl4I f-ras AMBROTYPES, I 81
the for which is patented in the United Sates
BTtsin and France These pictures tie most
beautiful and truthful produced by Photographic
art The exceeding eness, depth flight and shSde aud
IChnesS OF tone Is wonderful. They do reverse the
subject represent everything in its true nosition
They ate without the glare OF dagleTreOtype, may
seen In any view, and will ages unchanged being
q HlSIPERlSHABLE,
hence the name, AmbTotyre, which signifies lndestruct
bllty The picture is KEN on plain glass; which
other aie Of corresponding size is secured with indie
stfuCtibe cement by which the picture will retain its orig
ina h'iliIancy for ages will not c0rrode by acids
be injured by water climate. r. fs--EE 7ft
AmbOyl0 Horoscopes must be seen 10 be anpreciael
the reief is aS perfect az life.
DaguerTentyTes taken at Ieduced prices Ladies and
gentlemen are invited to call and examine my gallery.
u6 - A. 4. PARTKlDER @h
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4 q y. . n EINU.IIOEI.a.dl 10 y
ALL persons knowing themselves indebted to Me-
Callens KLox earnestly to call aud settle
by cash note or before the 1sr OF January.
Pc TsoRs having claims against the Gr Will please Pre-.
eHt them for liquidation. eai 5zi2Fas 4.if E5l
de1s MdGBaLEBNs 4 KNOX.
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Hats and Caps.

Nothing will be wantingon our part suit and accom-
modate our numerous patrons. - gsa{F { .
ORG 10 GS,nn1ryg ~ sEShanfs; s
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