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OOOKING RANGES, HOT AIR FUR

COOKING RANGES, HOT AIR FUR
IMAGES, &c.-We now putting up MOTIFS
PATENT TUBULAR OVEN RANGE, with and
without boilers attached. This Range 10 not sur
passed by any in this county for cooking, or for lite
economy In fuel
Also, Water Closets, Stationary Wash Stands, Ba
thing Fixtures for hot and cold water; all of which
we will put up and warrant to give satisfaction.
We also pu. up ChIL5ONS PATENT HOT-AIR
FURNACE, which, for its durability, economy In
fuel, and the great amount of fresh air heated and
distributed trough the registers, 10 unequallsd BY
any furnseeu now in use.
q. l. A. BARGAMIN, JR.,
NH IS POI corner of Main and 10th sts.
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A LII PAIN CURED LIKE MAGIC ,

"A LII Pain CURED LIKE MAGIC
"a USE DR. ROSES PAIN-CURER-Ths pre-
paration Is truly the wonder of tile age Cures all
pain. external or internal cures Pain in the Sdss
Limbs or Back, Chilblsins, Agus or Lumps in tha
Ache, Stiff Neck. Sore Throat, Pains in the BoWeis
and stomach, Sudden Colds, &c, The PAIN CURER
being hne Tonic Mixture, is also used with great
benefit for Weak Stomach and Bowels, Likewise foI
Fever and Ague. Whenever you have pain use th e
Pain Curer freely, and you will obtain late To-
lief: Il acts like magic. Every family should have
bottle In the house i'll of accident or sudds
SICKNESS 1t Is truly the poor mans friend, and the
TIE fh ma @REaT Sof % and 50 Ct.
MEDICINE.
DR. J 8; ROSES COUGH SYRUP OR Elk.
PECTORANT, for the radical cure of Consumptiou
Coughs Colds, Hoaraeness Asthma, Bronchitis Spit
ting Of Blood, Inflammation of the Lungs or Thu oat
and all Pulmonary Diseases This preparation noi
only cures Consumption If taken in time but it for.
tines the system against future attacks As Cou sh
Medicine, it ia the best in the World! It ia now
used and recommended by Physicians at home and
''IHsG ROSES y is sPf IL COUGH SYRUP
gives immediate relief and frequently curssin one
DR.. j. s. ROSES GROUP SYRUP never falls in
curing the Group; that dangerous complaint among
T TO CURE by YsPEPsIAAND LIVER COM
DR.. ROSES DYsPEPTIC OR LIVER COM.
POUNDS sure cure for Dyspepsia. Sour Stomach,
used with Dr. Re- SEES Family Pills. has cured thou.
sands of confirmed Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.
IL Is tonic, AteratiVe, stomach and Liver Medi-
cine, and was highly recommended by the late cele.
brated Dr. Physick cts
DR.. ROSES Alternative orFAMILY PILLS
for Liver Complaints Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Sour
Stomach and Costveness These Pills, like all DR..
Roses Medisines, contain Mercury; they are mild
in purging and. when used with the Dyspeptic or
Liver Compound, will cure these formidable COM
plants.-25c.
FOR BILIOUS HABITS BAD COLDS AND FEE.
YER AND AGUE.
DR.. 8. ROSES ANTI-BILIOUS OR RAIL
ROAD PlLLS.-Thess Pills are called Railroad
Pills, because they go ahead of all other Pills in
their good effects; active Purgative or Cathar.
tic Medicine, they have equal;-free from gripping,
carrying OF all secretons and bile from the stomach
and bowels-they can be taken at all seasons, by
both sexes of all ages and without regard to wes.
Their or exposure. If taken with DR.. ROSES FEVER
AND AGUE TONIC MIXTURE, they will prevent and
cure the most stubborn cases of Fever and Ague OF
Bilious Fevers-l2t and 25 cts.
ALI the above celebrated Medicines sold by PuR.
CELL, LADD Co, 0. A. strecker, A. Bodeker AL
exandsr Duva Duval Norton, J. B. Wood, VIM
2. Ladd and S. N. Zachrisson.
fs l2-RMA W& cE-ts
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NEW foRK MoNRy MAaKKr-The Journal of
Commerce, OF Saturday evening. says:
Tho news from California has created no especial
excitement. The supply of currency Ia San Fran
cisco very arce and bu siness there was quite
irregular. The newspapers state that Messrs Wells
Fargo Il Co. have resumed payment and David
Hoadley, Esq, agent for Messrs Page, Bacon l.
Co, has received advices from that house, stating
positively that they will resume soon and probably
before another steamer. having nearly completed
their arrangements. The steamer brings more
gold than was expected
The Stock market dropped little at the frst
Board Sales Of Virginia skies at 90 "a
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7 & M. ROSENBAUM, DEALERS
~ In DRY GOODS RRQa n srun

We have opened our new store with a splendid and
entire fresh stock of SPRING GOODS con sistipg nj
the usual variety of newest styles of Ladies' dress
Goods, Ribbons, Embroideries, Heseries and Glove,
with good stock of mems wear and Linen Goods
and full assortment of Domestic mandatory.
Having purchased all our goods for cash. at yery
reduced prices, and no rent to pay. we enabled
to offer great inducements to all in want Of DRY
GOODS.
To the public, and to friends and customers In
particular, we return our Oest sincere thanks for
the liberal patronage we have received from them
at our old stand for the past twelve years we res
psctfully solicit a continuance of the same, az we
will every exertion to make it their intersst
deal at No. D99 BROAD STREET
NH 10 Two doors above 9Th
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.oL &c FREMcNr was one of the passengers
" Tue 1eorge Law, arrived a, New York on Sat
urdsy. "a
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NON ARRIVAL OF rHR ATLANTIC The steamer
Atlantic 10 now In her seventeenth day out, AID az
yet have no tidings of her. Some uueasiness
beaias to be manifested In consequence oil her non
arrival
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4 TTENTION ANGLERS !-FRESI
BROAD STREET HOTEL-GEO. "

- WALKER having completed arrang emf nts for
the purchase of the above property, begs most re-
spectfuily to inform the Inhabitants of Richmond
its vicinity, and the travelling public that on and al
ter the oath March, 1885, he will personally super
intend the catering of the above estabshm which
he assures those who may kindly patronize him.
.ha be of the best quality and styles and that in ad
dition to the extensive improvements now nearlv
completed, the house will be refurnished throu eb
out, and every exertion made to combine that com.
fort with economy that has heretofore Character,
ised this old stand.
NH film GEO w WAITED
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THE STRIKE OF THE OPERATIVES. strike
among the factory operatives at Manchester, N. H.,
still continues On Friday last, procession mum
berng full five thousand persons marched through
abe streets, and meeting of citizens was held to
sympathize with the strikers. The Stark and Man
chester Mills have closed. The Amoskeag Mill Is
the only one running. At least two thousand girls
have left Manchester for their homes
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Dir SouLE.-The National Intelligencer, of Sat-
urdsy morning, publishes letter from Mr.. Souls
In relation to the surreptitious correspondence held
between Perry and the Department of state-He
says. he has no objection to the publication of the
correspondence and that if in the Secretary of Lee
CATION, the man whom he had tax en- to his BOSOM
ne had spy and traitor, it will never hurt him to
let the world know how infamously the trade was
carried on.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-Haying made new

SPECIAL NOTICE.-Having made new
~ arrangements the LIST of January last for the
manufacture OF my stock of Clothing, I am now pre-.
pared to furnish all Of the latest Styles as soon as
they appear In New York, direct from the manufac-
tory and at the very lowest cash prices My stock,
in point of quality. make style and price, will not
be surpassed by any Clothing and Furnishing House
In the State.
Having just returned from New York, am now in
receipt of Spring stock, and will this week have
opan a full and complete assortment OF Spring and
Summer Ready Made Clothing, to which invite the
attention of the public and my old patrons particu-
larry, returning them my sincere thanks for the ir
past liberal patronage. J. GOODMAN,
NH IA cat 1874 Main st., opposite Eagle square
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DLANING MACHINE FOR SALE
l. As we intend to make some change in cur ma
chinery offer for sale first rate Daniels Planer
which can be seen in operation at Shop, corner
Cary and 9th streets. 1t will plane II feet length by
q inches width. 1t is constructed in the latest i'm
proved style, with dead weight. &c Call and see it,
JOHN GEORGE GIBSON,
NH law Builders
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RAILROAD ARRANGEMEsr.-The Alexandria GA.
<ette states that arrangements have been effected
between the Orange and Alex andra Railroad com
psny and the Virginia Central Railroad company,
to take freight directly through to Stanton, with
out any detention change of cars at GordonsyiIe.
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT

T1NRESERVED SALE OF MULES,
u WAGONS AND CARTS, AT AUCTION
" i'll be sold on FRIDAY next 30th instant, at 10
O'Clock, on Council Chamber Hill
Is likely young MULES, ofremarkably hne size
we'll broke, and warranted to work WELL large ma
joritv being under years old.
Hight Country WAGONS. nearly new and in first.
rate order.
The attention Of planters and others 10 respectful
" called to this sale, offering Inducements rarely
to be met with The Mules arecertainly OF the oesl
ouslity and the terms very liberal.
ALSO-One splendid Northern TROTTEk, eisht
wars old perfectly gentea frstrate family hoIse
and city made BUGGY, very little used.
Sale positive. -
TERMs-Four months credit. without interest.
NH 70 ALEA WI :, So
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DOGGETT & ANDERSON, UPHOL-

nOGGETT & ANDERSON, UPHOL-
~ sTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS, Con-
NER OF GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN Srs., are now
receiving for the SpIipg and Summer trade full
and eleg CANT stock of French and American Paper
Hangipga, Borders, Fire Screens and Curtain Papers
OF the newest styles from the best factories Also
Floor and Table Oil Cloths all qualities; white check
and Cocoa Mating; Curtain Damask and Trimming s
Muslin and Lace Curtains; Window Shades; Curled
Hair and Shuck Mattresses Feather Beds; Bolsters
and Pillows, best quality; Hair Cloth; Sofa Springs;
Webbing, &c, which will be sold on the most rea-
sonable terms and Paper Haneing and Upholste.ins
promptly attended to and faithfully executed In
or country. continuation of patronage received 10
respectfully solicited, with cur best endeavors to
merit the same. NH A-d3m
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<Tss q. S. MAIL STEAMSHIP

@WA u. S. MAIL STEAMSHIP
JAMESTOWN leaves her wharf at
at Rockets. TUESDAY afternoon, the goth inst , at
4 O'Clock, for New York via Norfolk
Freight received to-day (Monday) at IL clock and
up to the hour of o'clock P. NJ Tuesday, the 9Th
instant
Passengers requested to be on board before the
hour of DEPARTURE 4 O'Clock P. M. Tuesday Tickets
and berths secured at our office or on board
Passengers for Norfolk charged the same as by the
river steamers
Those who may prefer to take this ship at City
Point do bv taking the early morning train of
cars, leaving the Petersburg Depot at 81 clock on
Wednesday morning. Only $40 through to New
York.
Consignees are informed that their goods will be
landed to-day and they are requested to send down
for them.
NH 4-2t LJJDLAM f. WATSON
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
coo CASES BOOTS, SHOES, HATS
hyUV caps Ar AUCTION-On WEDNES.
nay oath March, we will sell. at 10 O'Clock, at our
auction store u.5c.,.
nssirsbIe Foods, suitable for the sprlns and sum.
TrsMs-Undsr 500 cash; 500 and over, months
ciea''' ''' 'pr DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 CO,
h 70 Auetioneers.
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hiSh PRICE VoR WHEAT.-A lot of Genessee
neat amounting to 5000 bushels, was sold in New
'is last Thar'day to the Croton Mills, at s27o per
sushsi' Ii was the only lot of Genssee wheat In
the market.
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RuM8nEp DKFALcArIos. The N. Y. Tribune
has the following dispatch dated Washington
March
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Aiexanders Kid Gloves. ell eolors and No.
Aupssse's Muslin Coiisrstts a. =
krsnsh EmbroidsreA CollAss DO Il
Ess!lsh CFaps coilsrs Do
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BY LARUS & SHINE.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
Ii NITURE AT AUCTION-Will be sold on
TUESDAY next in our alley commencing at 10
O'Clock. Feather Beds. Curl.hsir Mattresses shuck
do Sheets, Blankets, Chairs, Bedstesds, Sofas, Ia
bles WaIdro5es Stoves Ovens, Pots, &c &C., &c.
ALSO-A large lot Of Ornamental Trees.
Sale without reserve.
NH &c LARUS SHINE, Aucts
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I AUREL SPRING, A MOST DESI-

~ FABLE COUNTRY SEAT, FOR SALE AT
by the late DR. Thos L. Cox and wife, bearing date
Soth May, 1891, duly recorded in Henrico County
sell at public auction ON tho prsUises ON WEDNES.
DAY the 18th March, at neon, If fair not the next
fair day. that most desirable country seat called
Laurel Spring." about two miles below Richmond
90 the Osborne Turnpike, late the residence of DR..
Ihos y; Cox; and of Edward Cox. deceased, con:
tanning about 81 acres of land, more less of good
porticosi the out-houses are large, convenient and
aho'd ample accommodations, the whole in good re-.
inond.
TERms-One- fifth cash; orIn lieu thereof. Aatis.
factory endorsed negotiable note at so days. balance
ing satisfactorily endorsed and secured by
trust decd The title 10 believed to be perfect but
the subscriber will convey with the usual special
warranty. r. w. FLOURNOY, Trustee
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
mh 20
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NE" htnfsHiRE ELEcTIoS.-Acsordins to the
is.arhs OF the late election in New Hampshire pub.
n'hsa In the Patriot, Metsaif tbs American candi.
aa'e' Is chosen Governor by sbsut 800 majority. The
mouse OF Representatives will probably stand IS
Democrats to 275 Know. Nothinss
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Itis rumored here to-day that Gov. Price, Of N
Jersey, who was formerly purser 10 the Navy, Ia
sscertained to be defaulter to the Government to
the amount OF seventy thousand dollars
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
cMALL FARM NEAR THE CITY

CMALL FARM NEAR The CITY
- Ar AUCTION.-Wllb be sold on MONDAY, "a
APRIL THAT being Court day in front Of the County
Of the Deep Run Turnpike. about miles from the
city, containing about 63 acres about half Of which
10 cleared and well enclosed and adapted to the cu-
ture OF wheat corn, he. There 10 aiso also an OK.
eellsnt meadow, which would make 6ae lee pond.
The location OF the Farm II suitable for country
Store. There 10 amal Dwelling and the usual out
houses 80 sess
TERMs-0ns third cash, balance 6 and II months,
with interest added. and secured by trust deed.
mh 0-ts TAYLOR WILLIAMS. 4 uctrs.
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MRS MARGARET Rosa RANDoLpH, widow OF the
i.'e Lisas John b. Randolph, Of the U. 8. Navy,
VISA III " washington On Saturday morning last
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.hs steamer Iiliuois left New York for Aspinwall
tuesday, went prepared, the Mirror learns from
ssoa ssshorty to srks back" in csss she should be
'Aoiested BY cruisers In the Gulf.
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NEW FIRM-BRAZEAL & stage.
IN We have associated under the above firm, for
the purpose of conducting the WOOD and COAL
TRADE, and hope by strict personal sttention to
bn,insss to deserve public patronage.
We shall at all times keep hand full supply
OF OAK and PINE WOOD, and also ANTHRACITE
and BlTUMINOUS COAL, all of which will be sold
at market rates. WILLIAM C. BRAZEAL.
JOHN r. stage
a. Office between 9th and 9th sts., Basin Bank
s-Daily expected, cargo of best ANTHRA.
CITE COAL, Egg and Lump. B.&S.
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NEW SPRING 0OODS-By7tIe Ne

|nHECK CASHMERE F0k bOfs--
- cnssp cAssasd csnsnSsEs1h ss e Se2i u 90.
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DANIEL O'DONNELL,
HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER,
M. 090 Main Straat

RICHMOND, Va.
a Hydraulic Rams. Lift and Force Pumps Bath
Tubs, Wash-hand Basins, Water Closets, Copper
and Iron Boilers &C., fitted up the most pproved
principle and at the lowest prices.
a Orders from the country promptly executed.
n JOBBING punctualIy attended to.
NH 19-1m
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TX BUILDING LOTS ON EARRING


IL TON, VENABLE AND 18th SITS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Wil be sold on TUESDAY
afternoon the 9th March, 1855, ON the premises,
commencing at O'Clock. in the order advertised,
very handsome Building Lots. Darlington street.
near the residence of Mr.. - Matthew'S and sd,
joining the house now being built by Mr.. Hugh Ha-
gan, each fronting so feet running back 165 feet.
These lots are just beyond the corporation line,
and are most beautifully located for private DWELL
ings, as they command handsome view of the river
and the lower and upper part of the city, aad the
surrounding country.
Aso five Lots, Of the same size, Immediately in
rear. fronting on Venable street.
After which, will be sold FIVE Building Lots on
the East line OF 18th street, between and streets
each fronting IS feet. running back 1872 feet.
TERMs-One third cash balance at 4 and mos ,
for NEGOTIABLE notes. interest added and title re.
tanned till last note 10 paid. The taxes for the pre-
sent year to be paid BY the purchaser. Z,
NH 70 GODDIN APPERSON, Aucts.
VALUABLE MILL SITE, IN REAR
' OF POOR HOUSE. AND LOTS APPER.
TANNING THERETO, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
on the premises, commencing at ~ O'Clock P. NJ the
valuable Mill site. called Turner'S" situated at the
head of Valley street, in rear of the Poor House
the Virginia Central Railroad running through it
together with several small detached parcels of
Land amounting in the aggregate to 81 acres to-
gether with the Canals feeding the said Mill site.
A plat of the property can be seen at Office
The property will be sod together, divided may
be agreed on at the time of sale.
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance at 4, and 70
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed title retained. The taxes for the
present year to be paid by the purchaser.
NH 20 GODDIN APPERSON, Aucts
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WIN. p. PERKINS,, No. AL Eagle
w squsre.-Has Just. this morning. received by
ExpFess. Plain Psris A usn he Lame H1na
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DRAFTS GALLERY, JAS Main street,
i Richmond, where Portraits are taken
AT ALL PRICES,
according to quality And, in addition to this to each
customer is given due bill by which they are in
sured present
In 100000 Gift Enterprise
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AMUsEMErTs
AUCTION sAI.Ea
FUTURE DAYa
TRUST SALE.-Bv v;rfne - . a.

,KUsT sALE.-By virtue Of deed Of
anthony Roberta bearing date June as 1851. and ~
mitted to record In the Clerks Office OF Hsr,;s
county court the 2th Of the Same month to
with interest thereon from the 18th of Jnns iasi
TIL paid SHALL MONDAY 18th April II fair II no;
on tns next fair day. st4A oclk expose to sale.
TIE county OF Henrico in Port Mayo below the city.
ADJOINING the property of Henry Sanders and 100
Lumpkin, and opposite the property of E. WaddiII
70 feet 'front.' and running back 1872 feet
me title to the property is believed to be good.
nu. acting as trustee shall convey with special war.
n6 it'd ' JAMES Elicit, Trustee.
AND, SLAVES, AND OTHER PRO
IL PERTY FOR SALE Will be sold at public
gMarch) at the late residence of Phnehas Clay dec
IN the county of Chestereld Va If fair If not the
next fair day. one half Of all the crops of every de-
scnphon, one half the Plantation Utensils, and one
halt OF the Household Furniture five or six likely
Negroes, consisting of men, women and children
rR a.oi VII IL be nsTsd at the same time valuable
poles in the co,aty of Che,terfsld, lying on Swift
Creek, and adjoining the lands formerly owned by
Archibald Ball About so acres are first-rate low
grounds and we'll timbered: About one-half the re-
mandsr ia of such growth Is suitable for wood
and fencing purposes-the remainder has not bee
cuitiVsted Tor several years, and has grown up in
small pines The soil of the land 10 very susceptible
OF Improvement and in good heart. Any person de-
sirng to view the premises before the day of sal .
can have an opportunity of doing 20 BY calling on
either othe executors who will take great pleasure
The purchaser of the land will probably have an
opportunity in few months of buying other land
adjoining, If deAxed.
Terms of sale will be made known on day of SALE
c. II. A. CLAY,
PHfNEHAs W. CLAY,
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DEERS CORDIAL BITTERN, OR
- MORNING RE0ULATOR--Al innocsnt re-
frsshinE. sxhilaratng aud delicious Beverage. pro-
ducng Instant relief froHa the effects Of opey dsf-
gsnes, loss Of sppsites iownsss Of spihts dyspepsia,
and oil edsetions Of the stomach and bowels arisns
from whateysy eaase-impaxtina % the whole sys-
BENNETT HEEkA.
f. 2i-diyif ~ ele Aaenta
FOR 6ALE.-A lot Of OLD BRICKS.
- Apply 4 tAis ofRes. ga nh ~
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NV N. 5. WOOD, G III E A P WHOLE
w SALE AND RETAIL TIN PLATE AND
SHEET IRON MANUFACTURER, AND STOVE
DEPOT. No Main Street, Richmond. Ia ? daor,
ADORE Old Market, keeps constantly on hand full
assortment Of Plain Tin ana Fancy Japanned Ware
Stoves, Hot Air Furnaces, Crates, Tenders &c, all
OF which he offers to the public the most fayors-
BILE terms
ROOFING. GUTTERING and SCOUTING exc
cuted at short notice, either in town or country
Country Merchants would do well to call and ex-
anime my stock before purchasing elsewhere, as |
AN determined to sell low for cash
NH 23-d3m WIN SrARS W0OD
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<Rfs NOTICE TO THE MEMBERS
3TsY OF CHURCH CHJIRS, AND OF THE
W. RICHMOND SACRED NURIC SOCIE.
TY-Ths ladies and gentlemen who at
tended the late Musical Convention and Concert are
respectfully invited TO attend In the Lecture Room
OF the Second Presbyterian Church, (Rev Mr.
HoRe's) this evening 1t is expected that matters Of
great interest and importance to the of sacred
music WILL be submitted for consideration.
The managers of the late convention and concert
are especial ly requisite to sttend
The meeting will be held at u O'Clock, PM
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CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN-

NORTH CAROLINA BACON, LARD
IN AND 0 l. S.-6c.0e lbs. N. @. BAcon-hox
round, Of small size. @~"s@t
10000 do; N. 6 Lard, OF superior quality.
$40 Joles, for sale to arrive.
NH "a cost JAMES wINsroN