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Hard Times.

We dislike to write the caption, yet
<'from the fullness of the heart the mouth
speaketh," We feel the Hard Times
more sensibly now, than ever before in
our life. Provisions are alarmingly high,
and money scarce, scarce, SCARCE. We
would ike to console ourself with the
reflection, that Sufficient anto the day, is
the evil thereof" but we cannot lay the
dattering junction 10 our soul that we have
sufficient unto the day. We would, If no
one required anything from us, d If those
who owe us would pay, but when our
creditors are waiting their money, and
debtors pay no attention to our calls, it is
no wonder that we indite tiis little article
on Hard Times In dissatisfied spirit.--
We have often thought how much better
II would be, there were DO such custom as
'csedit--if we had no hanks, and every
article bought and sold. we're paid for in
money. Banks may have at times, proved
eonyeniences to some persons, but in the
main their creation have proved ruinous
70 the generaliss of people. When an in.
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Look at this.

ANY person who will bring us the
names of four new subscribers, and eight
dollars in cash, we will give him hand
somely bound book, worth 81 so. ANY
one who brings 3 names and SO 90, We
will give him bound book worth 81 90.
Any one who will bring us too names and
81 we will give him most interesting so
ct. novel. The cash must accompany the
names
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Dry Weather.

We do not know when we have had
such dry spell Of weather as is upon US
at this time. The water courses are all
very low, and many wells are falling
The farmers have had a propitious season
for picking cotton. If the price for the
great staple only corresponded with its su-
perior excellence, it would do well en-
ough.
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EDITORS TABLE.

Grdham's Magazine. The November
number is very handsome one. The
reading matter is mostly an instructive
character--biogrsphicaI and historical. -
As usual, large portion is devoted to the
fashions, critical notices, DC. The pub.
Usher promises still greater attractions for
the next year. 1t seems to Is Il Is already
at the pinnacle Of perfection,
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A correspondent Of the Columbia Times
writing from YorkyiIle, saws:

''''"5 ''0''' H0'n'''V, o"y9'
1t is currently reported here, that Mr..
Dawkins will, at the coming session Of the
Legislature, resign his Solicitorship; but
/ have heard Of such things before, and as
the Southern Congress" does not meet
shortly, hardly credit now; notwithstand-
ing | hear Of the following gentlemen be.
ing named as candidates, though il may,
perhaps, be new to themselves-but ru.
NOR has its thousand tongues. Hon. 1.
ID. Witherspoon. Messrs. Williams, Will
son, Of York, G. ID. Melton, Of Chester,
Mr.. Arthur, Of Union.
One thing is certain, Col. r. G. M'Caw
is candidate for the Senate, from York,
at the next election.
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We learn from the Star that Judge
O'Neall closed the Marion Court on
Saturday night last, having threw off
the heaviest part Of the business of the
Term, rendering unnecessary the calling
of an extra Court. Two capital cases
were tried. In one of them the State vs.
Joseph B. Campbell and Robert II. Camp
bell, for the murder of Josiah Taylor, in
August last. The jury returned Joseph
B. Campbell guilty of MURDER and
Robert II. Campbell not guilty In the
case OF William Edge, for murder of Pc
ter Damps, free person of color, the
jury returned a verdict "guilty of man.
slaughter" The Judge sentenced Camn-
bell to be hung on the 2lst of December
next.
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Carriers Address.

We will give copy of the ledger" one
year, to any person who will write an ad-
dress for our devil. 1t must be handed in
by the 18th of December.
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The Right Rev'nd Bishop Davis, of
the Episcopal Church will preach in the
Court House on Tuesday next. Service
to commence at the usual hour.
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eu1llGHR RHTRnATa.

ITH& HU0UENOT sPRIN0S.-The
Il subssffbor respectfully announces to the public
that this well knOwn. wstsrins pses havins. since
the lat seaSon, reeeiysa extendvs improvements
and been Put into thsroueh repair. wss opened for
the reception Of visitors on the 10th inst Every
effort viii be made to present even more than the
Ordinary fndueements Of former years; and in this
eonnestion the subscriber II grsfHed 10 state that
Ars. fuaPIu, who supsrin tended the domestic ar
ransemsnts q the same place few years sin &C. and
whose efficient attention and ls5ylfks department
gave universal satisfacton. has been re-er sassd.
and, with corps Of servsnts, In selecting whom IN.
usual care has been bestowsd will oer her services
to the gassts The strictest attention will be paid
20 the hotel and cabin srraneements 70 a. to obyi-
ste every annoyance and promote in the hshest dc.
gree the somfort and pleasure Of the visitors A
band Of akilfu Musicians has bean engaged and the
Ball Room, Bowling Alley, Billiard Tables and
other sources Of amusement, viii contribute to make
these Springs place Of heslthful ard agreeable re-
taxation. =
The waters are sulphur and ehaybs.te ana a third
also used In the bsth house. They offer an assem
biage OF mild TONES and gentle Alternatives whose
beneficial effect has been signally shown in nume-
instances in which and debilitated frames
have been ubnirted to their influence; and .hefr Eff.
eieney, in the Of ladies and children has been
more e0nspicuousily marked. 81
Tho Huguenot Springs are In Powhatan county,
on the Railroad, about IL miles above Richmond
from which place they are accessible by the Rich
mond and Danville Railroad, wheh passes within sx
miles; line of Omnibuses sent from the SPRING.
conveying visitors over that space.
fARE-el rs per day; SO per week; $50 per month.
Children over and under IL YearB Of age and ser.
vanta half price.
jeSG-u DAVID MOORE
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AHu IUI bdIb Uy
JAMES WOODHOusE l. CO..
au 2S-eod7 Booksellers Richmond Va
EALL NEGOTIATIONS

ENA L L IMPORTATIONS lS55,-Bv
l. the arrival of various steamers and packet shjn.
from Liverpool, Havre, and Bremen, at New York
ana the ship Monmouth" at City Point, we are Re.
BRITISH FRENCH AND GERMAN GOODS.
,O5 ,s .saas, consisting in part of BLANKETS
st to lat Whiting and Mackiauw Bed Blankst.
fwilleo, puffed, and Mackinaw Negro do
White aud Colored Saddle and Horse do
White aud ColoIed Mackiuaw and Crib do
alpaca. Mohair and silk Warp Lu.tres-all sr.des
Black and Fancy figured and shot Lu,tres
Mourning Satps
Black and Colored Cashmsres
French and English Merinos
Au wool French de LANES, all eolors and quality
Lustring and Gro de Rhine Silks
Slack and White, and Black and Grey Prints
Plain, Dyed De LANES
Twilled Persian Cloths
Heavy Manchester Ginghams
roper Csmbrics. all coIors
retent Silk finished Veiyets
ch ss Ss and ss;,s and 5 n.m1s
Satin, Striped and cheek'd siss Mu.lin,
+ and q Bro vn Linens
Brown Hollands
sersuson's and other styles English sil.si.
Fancy Vestings in great variety
81, ached EngIish Long Cloths
Linen Cambria HandkerchiefsI
Mems womsps and Children. G'osss s0Isnt
Lio.n and Gotten Fires French Working Cotton
White and Colored Crotcnet Cotton
ss or:sd shi,s sIaids and Omar Pasha Trimmings
s 8 n al, and Cotton Boot and Cose,t Lsess
huhy,s"N Ne Plus Ultra, Pins
reari Shirt and Yeat Butpans
Mer.sss e T.aI Brace and Front Buttons. for
swan Blu hooks and Eyes
Spool cettons. Patent Threads. 8e. Ae.,Ae.
~ , OF which We ofer to the trade. al Vs., In,
suH 1AiNE q co.
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ITO PREVENT YELLOW FEVER,

IW PhEN EN- ELLOW r e. EN-,
i BILIOUS FEVER. AND FEVER AND
A4UE-use DR.. J.. 3. ROSES sarsapsria Com.
pound. Read what DR.. ]. 8. Rose of Philadelphia
says: -,
This preparation is made from the purest and fresh
est Honduras Sarsspsrills Root, and combined with
other ngredients which tend to regulate the consi
tulion at any time. at any age Ii acts npon the
stomach, Liver and Bowels carrying CIT all morbid
secretons and bile thus giving strength, bloom and
vsor 1t is particularly useful after all kinds OF fe
YER to put the body agsin in perfect health and will
often prevent levers fused in fever countries.
have never known a case of Yellow Fever, Bill
ious Fever or Fever and Ague to occur to a person
ghen using tn /. Sasa psriIa Compound. Both sexe'
and all ages should take it freely 1t ergthens
and invi sorates the constitution arouses the ener
ges and phi Ysical powers increases the appetite and
gives the shin naura heatbful softnes 80 and color
aud if any latent disease should happen to be in the
system will very be thrown the surface IN
the form of pin p eruptons, and then soon die
appear. This Ssfseparilla combined with nv Dye.
oeptic Compound, half and half, and half wine.
slsssful taken three times day before each meal
believe this mixture will any old or chronic
case of dseas I'd Liver es have used it thus in many
cases, always successfully
Quart bottles 81; small bottles so cents.
j. s. ROSE, M d.
Sold by Purcell, Ladd l. Co.; Grubbs Il Apperson;
O A. StreckeT; Paterson Jackson; Bennett Il
Beers; Alex DuvaI; Duvsl Norton; J. Blair 8. M
Zachrissons; A. Bodeker, and w. P. Lsdd, Richmond
all Druggists in Norfolk, Portsmouth, Petersburg
Lynohburg, and other towns in Virginia.
hu l8-Stsw Is
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NEW YSTEM OF TEACHING
IN FRENCH.-The whole French Language; by
r RnhA1tan 6l1 nm I2mn Sci q Kew IN do Il

IN FRENCH-The whole French Language; by
T. Robertson. GIT PIP. l2mo.. $l25 Key to do, IS
cents.
From the Numerous favorable notices of the book,
we select only the following:
'The author of this system is Professor Robertson
celebrated teacher in Paris, who has obtained a
European reputation by the excellence of his me.
thod and succsss OF his Instructions 1t claims to
combine the most vslu.be features In the systems of
Manesca, OllendorH, Hamilton, and the older gram
mstcal authorities, while it 10 free from the defect.
which diminish the practical utility of those me.
thoda The text on which the volume is founded is
an original and attractive narrative, presenting all
the peculiar idioms of the French Language, toeetb.
or with eompste vocabulary of the words mos
commonly occurring in familiar discourse
The principles illustrated in this portion of the
work are impressed the mind the pupil BY con.
slant repetition in series of judicous exc cses and
the second part is devoted mo1e profound anaIy.
sis of the language, explaining in q collection Of
clear and simple rules all the difficulties of French
grammar and syntax Professor RobeItson's method
is strictly progressive. The pupil Is led on by easy
and almost unconscious steps from the rudiments of
the grammar to the most complicated forms of the
language The. sy.tem combines great thorough
ness with remarkable perepicuity. No one can mas
ter its details without making such proficiency in the
steal productions of Its literature and with the ne
cesssry practice TO speak French with correctness
and facility. The volume issued is equally
adapted for the purpose of sefinstruction and for
the use of classes under the direction of co mpe-
tent teacher We do not hesitate to recommend il
vancement OF education. believing that it's substan.
tal rits will bear this test of scrutinzing exsmi
nation"-Hdrpers Magazine.
For the convenience of those who would wish to
examine this System, the publishers have printed
extra copies OF the First and Last Lesson land ali
the Lessons are arranged essentially on the same
pan,) for gratuitous distribution those W no NAV
apply for 1T and to Professors of the LANGUAGE who
may prefer the entire work for examination coples
will be sent by mail FREE OF EXPENSE ON the re
os,Pt 81 one n n0na, for the System One Dollar
Published by ROB LOCKWOOD l. SON
American aud FOREIGN Booksellers
And for sale by
JAMES WOODHOUsE A. co
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THE SECOND ANNUAL EXHIBi

TH E SECOND ANNUAL EXHIBI.
TON OF THE VIRGINIA MECHANICS In.
sIITutE: FOR The PROMOTION OF THE ME.
the Virginia Meehs nics' Institute will take place on
the 9th day Of October 1855 the bali over
Inc FIRST market House, on 18th aud Main streets
Mechanics Manufacturers, Artists, Inventors and
other: In the State Of Virginia, we'll the coun.
selves of the opportunity thus afforded to displ.v
their taste and skin in the collection about to be
made.
The purpose Of the Board of Managers will be to
make the second Exhibition one Of great interest to
the citizens Of Richmond and Of the State at large
Exhibition will 1t 10 believed, afford aecommod ion
SUFFICIENT to make most attractive display of articles
ct taste and interest of wh.tever class dessrip.
ton. which may be entrusted to them by those an
gagged In Mechanical pursuits.
Great care will be taken in the appointment of
competent and impartial judges to establish the
Grade In which each contributor eptitled to stand
apd 70 pronounce on certificates Of merit
The premiums to be offered will be gold silver nd
bronze medals and diplomas according TO merit and
the degree Of usef1lne'. efthe articles
In sdaition to which the Board of Managers have
~. For the best invention work of mechanic
residing within the limits of the State Of Wilma
whose age shall not exceed Is years. FIFTEEN Dol
ID. For the best Invention or work, the production
OF female Ie:iding within the limits Of the ststs.
dollars. ''e''' hi'een
81 For the best Invention or Work Of a vir.
dollars. " sse' n"een
4th. FOR the best Invention or Work. vh.th., =,
taste OF domestic utility, Of Virsipa femsIs wi,b
out refersnee to see, fifteen dollars '
9TH. For the most practical iavention ADAPTED to
common use, to be estimated with reference 10
fhsss prsmisms viii Be swarded by ID. mo.t a m.
petent JnAges In oil the various departments tc
which they belong, both male and female either IN
plate q money at the option of the successful con.
The premiums above enumerated are offered With
view more particularly to stimulate home industrv
and viii In no manner interfere with the rr euis,
compositions from all any Of the other st.trs ~
The bgard Of Managers earnestly invite the sc.i,e
cooperation OF the mechapics and ipdusrr;. ,is...s
the Country 10 contrit utins to the jmnor
esnt OBJ In view; and would alec express &C.
bnovled dement's to the ladies for their intarss,;n
invite them TO . renewal of contribution In o,d.,
that the display ia the female department Of indu.
talent e1A 'e'"a'e
Any information In reference to matter, of d...u
VII Be promptly given By addressing (post psidl thu
Chairman OF the Committee on Exhibition, Nj Ro
fhs Committee on Exhibition regret their i..bl.
~ 20 provide suitable for exhibitin.
rneevy machinery, and therefore decline recsiyins
Sny 1ne3 hope to be able 70 eff ,ct an arrapremsne
~ which light machinery may be exhibited n -
dss soess via be given Of that fast
COMMITTEE Oh KxHIBITIoE:
AOeEkT a MAYO Chairman.
yAML1 BROWNE, Secretary
yOsEFH y POWELL,
JOHN w DAVIES,
JURN w. CARDWELL.
IN S3-dlawketd
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CLOTHING AT wHoLEsALE-T..

subscribers have established In this c;,v :
WHOLESALE CLOTHING WAREHOIjsE
are now In receipt OF their stock, TO which tbsv
spectiniiy invite the attention of the merchant.
Virginia. Moth Caroline and Tennessee u
Our Goods were mostly manufactured bv o,r-
selves and to order. taBdsr many aAvartases 49,
re feel assured thst We can and tcia Offer a. "a,
indueemsnn 60 buyers 81 a9y muse in this eonnrrv
WORD, WEISIGER q co
NC. los Main ~, Top stains. kiehmond, Va.
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~ TERFIELO C. a AUGUST Is, l855-Pur:
sua at to decree ofths Circuit Court OF
County, in the case OF VIM w: AKIN, Executor,
asain,t Robert Akin and wife and others pronoun-
ced on the 5th day of May 1885, have appointed the
I'D day of September next at imy office, az the time
and place. for taking account Of the estate real
and personal. of the said VIM w. Akin, and of the
debts thereof Also account of the annual and
absolute value of the land and slave Pleasant devised
by the will of Elsazar Clay to the said VIM. W.
Akin, and also to enquire what would be compe-
tent provision for the defendant Lavinia Akin.
given under my hand as Commissioner of the
said Court the day and year first aforesaid.
su 25-Iaw4w w. w. r. COG2lLL, Conn.,.
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RUNAWAY.
DUN WAY IN JAIL-Tbere wa

u q Ma w AY IN JAIL-There was
~ committed to the Jail of the City of Richmend
as runaway. on the 18th day of June, 1885, negro
says she 10 the property of Maria Howard of Henrico
county, Va. Said negro 10 five feet seven inches
high, OF dark complexion about so years of age and
had on when committed to jail a blue cotton dress
and red calico bonnet. The owner of seid gro il
requested to come forward prove property pay
charges and take her away, she will be dealt with
ssthe law directs. JOS. A. STARkE, d. g.,
jy Sow For Martin M Lipscomb, Ssrst
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TACKsoN's EXCELSIOR BIITEE

U RICHMOND, Auf III ~
Mr. r. II. JAcKsoN-Dssr Sir: Though Ias Sa'
mentality of a friend of niue, was intusesN
TO try 3 bottle of your Bitters Thinking y ~
me no rood it would do me no harm, seeoisss
tried the same OF q morning, Likewise my VIZ
in the course of one week her appetite improves
thank God, she found from that time fsisl w.
must, in justice to myself and wife. very stng :.
commend the above Bitters as being me en
ever tried; and feeling it my duty to ih'st w
friend for the advice to try them, wosio sa. a
those suffering from the first stsse OF DIsp.p'n,.
try them. They will exclsim Ike us-"os"'
not besfou nd. /"
o''' " J. B.srEoLost'
they may be found at z. J. Pisot'', A s 0ssi
8. n. Zachrisson's, Chas. millspsashl 80 \.
Beers, and Alex. DuvaI's, Drugsists hfo~' = u
All orders promptly sttended to.
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DhODES' t'EV Eek AND AGT.

PROBES FEW Elk AND A(IT.|
~ CURE-Fer the Prevention and Cur. Of n.
mittent and Renaittent Fepers Ferer and 4qg, Gg
and Fever, Dumb Ague, General DebIiv IA.
StoeGts and all other forms OF disease which h.,,t
common origin in Malaria Or Missma.
This 10 NATURAL AHTIDoTE, which will s,h,,
protect any resident or traveller even in mon n,
or swampy localities, from any Ague or Billion, a.
ease whatever, or any injury from con,tsltya a
ling Mslafis or Masma.
1t will instantly check the Aeue In person, ',
have suffered for any length of time from one j,,a
twenty years, so that they need never to h,ys,n
Their chill, by continuing in use according to lin,
tions. The patient at once begins 20 recover M
tite and strength, and continues until psrmsss
and radical cure II effected.
One or two bottles will answer for ordnsy ayt
some may require more. Directions printed Il ga,
man, French aud Spanish accompany each bota...
Price--One Dollar. Liberal discounts mad. 70 4,
trade. JAMES A. RH0DEs
Providence b.
EVIDENCE OF SAFETY.
New YORK. June l., sA
/ have made a chemical examinatisa OF "ks5DH
FEVER AND AGUE CURE" or "AsTIDOTE TOMS
RIA, and have tested 1t for Arsenic, hsIcufl, w.
nine and Strychnine, but have nss found psft,,
of either in it, nor have found any substs5;siaa
composition that would prove injuriou, TO th. co.
stitution. JAMES X. Chiffon D., ChsuiG
EVIDENCE OF MERIT
''LEwIsBURG, Union county Pa
May z 1856. J
"MR ] A. RHoDEs-Dear Sir The boz Of m's
cine you sent me was duly received on the llhs
April, have sold about one half Of it and so "a, b
people who have used 1t, are satisfied thst ~
cured them. 1t has certainly stopped the Aus
every one who has used 1t, and six Of the cae,s a
of long standing. My sister, who has mad it TO- ~
or six years back, and could never get it stopped
oept by Ouinine, and that only as long 81 she ssat
take it, Is now, think, entirely cured Sy JouH
medy. c, X heelaE
CAUTION TO A9UE SUFFERERS
Take ne more Arsenic, Mercury, Quinns, f,t1
fuges strychnine, or Anti-P eti0dtcs Of any tis :
The well known inefficiency of these noxoa, gH
SOL proves them to be the offspring either Of Pc
medical principles, or of meIcsnaIy qusssi ~
only remedy in existence hat is both sure and AS
iess, 10 RHoDE's FEVER AND AGUE Cure.
For sale in Richmond bY J. 3 WOOD, 6sVb"
Il APPERSON, and Druggists generally.
jv lode &cl2m
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Dates from Port au Prince to the 16 h ult, repre-
sent the place very sickly, especially among the
shipping.
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REMovAL.-A despatch to the New York Tri-
bune says the President has removed Richard P
Hammond from the Office of Collector Of Customs
at San Francisco, and appointed Mr.. Marcus c
Latham, late M C, In bis place.
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III ENRY THON & CO.,
IL GLASS MANUFACTURERS

ENRY THON & CO.,
- GLASS MANUFACTURERS,
Lately from Philadelphia,
sss ssye to state to the public that they about
Hollow Glassware, and will be ready in about three
months to supply the trade of this State with every
kind in their line of business, viz:
Druggist Glassware
Dealers in Glassware
Pressed Glassware
Patent Mouds
Bottles of all descriptions
ehsdes
TumbleTs, Jars, &c.
And Glass Of every description and color.
we promise to supply the trade on terms a. cbsao
and accommodating a. they can be had at the NORTH
and solicit snd patronage. au6-sws
IMPORTANT NOTICE.-Now ia tbe
\ chance to gel bargains by calling at Goldsmit,.
Cheap Store, Nc. 205, Broad street
Fall and Winter Goods to be sold at and beio~
cost, having q large stock OF Musps French and
English Mernoes; Blaak Alpaca; Checks; Fisunsi.:
Lin'eys; Kerseys; Tickpgs; Kentucky Jeans: c. All;
nets Blankets shaws, and many other goods suit.
able for the approaching season. and WISHING to Al.
pose OF them as early possible, to make room Tor
other goods In bis liss Of business the greatest kind
.nH r. GOLDSMITH POS Broad ct.
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REvoLUTfoNARY RELIC.-Tnere 10 now living
Denney, who 10 one hut dred and eighteen years
old. He 10 q native of Currituck, N. C.. He was
present at the seiees of Charleston and Savannah,
aud the battles of Eutaw Springs. Kings Mountain,
Camden and Monk's Corner. He 10 said never to
have experienced an hours Sickness
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CITpEp1op pAsTUREA have ia1,
cOn ENAMELLED CRATES Enc hg ,

OUU TENDERS FOR SALE AZ -. isri
PRICES -fhe subscriber has fof sa' A.t,rs 4 >
stock Of CRATES and TENDERS ev eve. -
ed for sale In this city, of bis own I. I'd pss
such a. square topped Gothic, Lipslc: oSassY,.e.
10 to match. Orders for ars,s. rsussm ssiss
town and country punctusiiy sttenae', "a ,.a W.
fully packed. Merchants puIcnsnps. ~ ud.sa"
the usual discounts off for cash BY ts..iH
at my Bell and Brass Foundry, 90 hah'
aud 9th streets, Richmond. Va; n pgNC0A.
have for sale large supply OF s'
&c of nv own make, au S-oW