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GRADUATES OF THE PHILADELPHIl COLLEGE OF

JOSEPH spwAhD =.
LAIDLEN ROBINSON,
GRADUATES OF THE PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF
PHARMACY PRACTICAL CHEMISTS AND
PHARn4CkUTTSTS,
(AFfER country physicians families = perfectly n
~ ssw and stock Of and reliable MEDICINE -
together with suRoRnss hsrsunESrs PKRFuhkkr fAScY
GooDs and all other things In the Drug line, which they will "
sell the best
~ Chemical and Pharmaceutical Preparations ORDER
and sent any part OF the country
LAIDLEy ROBINSON,
oelT Drug store, 4th and Franklin streets, Richmond.
n. ~. SEMpLE.
DRUGGIST cog MAIN STREET
TuNHE SUBSCRIBER constantly receiving supplies m
OF Drugs, Chemica &c which he pArticu 11
lar IN purchasing from npeIte. Of nndoubd reputation ~
He !. constantly adding his already "
purchasing from first hands he prepared sell low,
lower, than any house In the city.
lie of his Chemcas therefore
commend them and suitable prescription purposes
Prescriptions compound all
very VI Pennsylvania Jefferson Medical Colleges
ph and be excused for referring following voluntary
testimonial
"Itave known Dr. Simple we'll for years
and Apohecary lie 10 thoroughly educated medical
opinion has superior apoeeary his knowege
Mediea Pharmacy and Chemistry
found. A EVANS. Nc D.,
PROT. Surgery In Medical College oil Ohio
"Med Col. Of Ohio, May 10, 1854 Iyqo
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Most Extraordinary Remedy Known.


~ ssMOrHEfs's HsftEAsT CLOTHS
nothing medical world
Which viii a. compare With them rsy Indeed eosorssrs Of
the ssrsia0 mother
nmAy proof
they applied time previous 10 the
relieve all pain and the bas, gathering and fur
the should actually before the cloths
had application and wearing them vii produce such
condition Of the speede possible
Every keep by
with them and word for IT, she
suffering With her
postage vii By mall Of
Of these eOths to part OF the United States
they are for sale by
ADIE GRAY. Wholesale and Retail Agents.
ia ttT Main street, Richmond, Virginia.
And by AEADE BAKER. iss Main ST., Richmoad, Va
- applying these Cloths v accompany
them.
NJ rRICE, BAYLY a wATxISS
CL01Ks, sHA WIS. EsBR0LDERIBS IND
LACE GOODS.
We attention splendid Of Velvet and
Real French E%sro,dsrsd MUSLIN sErrs
ssa and Ss rf pss ssd e assssa do
splendid SIM and Plush RopEs, Ae
pss.n, s'5 n gsEsssTs and br0e.de SILKS
Plain and Printed Ftsnss prL.INEs and vALENoIAs
Popllns and French Wool PLAIDs
sSssp. e1sy.. i. s rSa f co's.. and
g gl,,.. an" Tl, nn; s for servants
Pillow aud sheeins Linen
PRICE, BAYLY 4 WATKINS.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
oc2S-2w Staple and Fancy Dry Gocd.
THE ART OF ID " r. N q HUMAN
49, HAIR but Imperfectly understood by tho,e
Dye. day may for the time color hair to
succeved furnished other unsighy
Boge Electric Hair Dye void these noxiou properties
instantly dyes the hair beautiful natural black brown, which
neither sunshine arnsh the least; and
doub su his authorized refund the
perfect Price 50 cents,
sic per Boyle, Boston, by
Druggists everywhere.
ARE YOU GETTING BALDr
DO wish cultivate whis
and Your hair son. silky, and glossy
Yonr head cool comfortable and free Of dandruaf Mothers
children have heads haf Then
HYPERoS which effects
rs bosle's Rain
and
BoGLk, Boston, and sold by Druggists everywhere.
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THE MUSIC STORE.
up H. TAYLOR would remind his friends and the
II public generally that his is Gov
street, where may he PIANO FORTEs,
MELODEONs GUITARS, VOLINS, FLUTES, andJ - "
ACCORDE0Ns Of the best quality and at the lowest prices He
sole the the celebrated NUNS Cark
Pianos which surpassed by other equAed
but by few. Also, Gale a Co.'S superior Pianos.
~ Guitar and Violin STRINGS OF the best quality.
He largest State
constantly receiving the latest publications. which he will sell at
the reduced prices, and good terms be had else
where.
Nv PAnoes tuned, repaired and let on hire.
80 Old Pianos taken In part pay for
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FALL TRADE.
BENNETT, HEIRS & FISHER,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
No. 125 MAN srRkkr. RicHsoSp, VIRGINIA,
GtALL attention Of Country Merchants Physicians and the m
~ trade their usually Drugs. Medicines, ~
Paints OILS. Dyes. Window Glass Coiors. vanihes and w
Brushes especially adapted the Virginia -
Carolina. They principal Spanish
Mixture, remedy Rnkhge IVA Alum
Water Pills and Alum Mass and all the popular
DAY at propretors lowest prices Always hand
the hne- Chewing Tobacco and Cigars Of the
brands They Offer Inducements buyers and respectfully
request call. aul
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- Mothers Breast Cloths.

we supply these invaluable articles hand
you'd call the attention Of the public the advertisement
other column. MEADE A BAKER, Chemists,
iy9 1s6 Main street, northwest corner Of i0th.
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- S So9p Apyh e I AnoTr G.

A without Music, Is like Nursery without ] ~
of
life beahyd only
pols young ladies your
from p NASH Petersburg, although be
able play than Polka, Negro Melody and Days Of Alb
u.
The advice.
prices, with all patterns
v r. NASIiS
wserOom Sycamore street
burg Va. an92
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BOOK AGENCY.
FINE Subscribers cstabhedA Book Agency philadelphia
and will furnish any book publication At the retail price
FREE Of postage forwarding the subscription
Of o. the t9 such Hrper, Godeys Putna
Graha Frank Lses fashions &c, Will receive the magazines
for and Of splendid autograph portrait Of either
Washington, jackson Clay " subscribing To " aud "
Magazine they will either Of the three portraits
II Subscribing % Magazines ali three portraits will be
gratis Music furnished those Who may wish II.
Envelopes Of every description sire small quaint
ties furnished Seal Presses Dies, &c, sent TO order.
Every description o Engraving wood executed with neainvs
dispatch Of buildings Newspaper Headings, Views
Machinery Book Certificates, Business Cards,
Al orders promptly attended wishing yvS
ofiher buildings send Daguereype sketch Of the building
BY mail express.
distance having saabe articles would hnd
The sale 81 the BYRAM A PIERCE.
90 South Third street, Phladcipha, Pa
w.. pfEEcE
no27-dAwIy
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JOHN POE JR.,
NO. l BALLAR D'S HOTEL.

OPPOSIJk TIE HICHANGE,
INVITES the attention Of his friends the public
II rally 90 his hne Of Hats Caps Umbrellas, G
Gloves. Supeuders Shirts, Collars, CravAts 90
Scars, Stocks Pocket Bushes Tooth
Bruhs, Clothes Brushes Whps, Monnaes Money Belts
&C. Oc1O
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no TIIE CAHnIAGr IlsINIi prnIIr.

III III NNEEEfNNtsE NNNNNe
UOUR attention is invited n stock u HtCT
MOND MADE CARRlAGEs, consisting ofCSS]EA/
todche sf1 sef C1rrf10ss, RoctIt,Gys. Bu00fes
Snkfiss Dc This work s made 81 the bes mats-kZs<k
rial by good vorkmen, and under the immediate supervision
proprietor Who Thoroughly acquainted Eih the business
Also, hand second hand HgAf Bn0gfes
Ehich vii b. cold low By AINsfIE, BOWEN A POWELL.
jei2 10Th street between Main and Carv
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s.BENEtIr OF LIFE INSuHANCE.v
FUNERE two families IN adjoining erch consisting
e Mother and sx Children and Mother and Eve children
The Hneo, Who have been eepvrd death Of The
Husband and Father within the last twelve months Two OF
YHrs vhs In health few since insured their lives for
thousand dollars each the other Tor thousand All
purchased andfwere well do In fe
and years been shat ,eJ
possessed but each owed from three I've thousand dollars
had no, been for h received from The Life Insurance Pol
% their farms would o. Necessity have been sold debt
the estates The foregoing from the persons sho administered
the Estates and received The Insurance give
Instances where have paid policies who living
tie proceeds but uh would have been dependant
Tor vuou The thus provsd prvvd-t
and aer have paid for Losses BY death under Agency
t and two more have just occurred for 5oO and The
other for 500 dollars
Once Of the Mutual BENEFIT Lfe Insurance Company,
No. 81 Pearl Richmond, Va.
oci0 ~ ". KNOWIFa. Af~nt
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,. a. BELNIN has removed his Furniture Estab-
49, hshment To the spacious aud-legant wArerNom under
"CURNTiIIAN HALL" Main Street,
all te appliances Incident
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NEW JEwELnY srOnE, sIGN q

NEW JEWELKY STORE, SIGN OF n
~ THs GOLD EAGLE, NO. 30 MAS sTREET-GILL& E1A
WtlDkMEYER tate Of Fredereksbug just 81
eeived supply Of Gold silver WATCHES
fnRer Rims Ladies' Chatelans Genemcns
silver Peas aud Pencils Gold and Silver hmb Gold Silver
Steel sIectace Silver Gob-ts Spoons
Mnnnae Card Cases Match every the
ELY aud Silver line for sale reasonable
represented
Also WATCHES Of all kinds repaired warranted TO perform
well also Jewely Of every description repaired notice
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- THE noUTE AGENTS or VInGINIA

~ requested to la Convention Richmond
he sOih instant consult business Of
Those Of other States requested be and take
the proceeding. book will be placed the Post
place. where they requested call and register their
on reaching the city. MANY AGENTS.
The ap@rs gene oclT-td
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= y. R. JAMES. ESQ. the Author and Br-
3 sh Consul nj Norfolk, Va, letter addressed To I'd
ward Morris Philadelphia Proprietor Of PAsCHALLs FEVER
AND AGUE MIXTURE, writes follows.
II have recommended the friends
who suffering from Agur could throw
fail In In many
few doses have produced ulat result"
Try bottle Of A.. sODERER o. A., sTRECRER
Drug Richmond, Va seq
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FALL CAMPAIGN, 1886.
FASHION, BILE CLOTHING

BEG leave many thanks patronage
bestowed % late
patrons wants To merit continuance OF the
My facilities before, determined
lin all fair eomPetonl to sell goods (o the quality
workmanship as low any house Ia my line In Virginia.
My stock will be large and
new and will consist Of all the latest and
patterns both OF and In the
fully solicited from all In need At MAIN STREET.
Ny MORO: SMALL PROFITS LARGE sALEs-GOoD ARTI-
CLES AND SATISFACTION To THE BUYER
VIM IRA SMITH
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~ CHAMPION IN THE rIELD.

tE ri a CHAMPION IN EHE FIELD.
N CiARLOrTESNi lille, 0ct. Sth, 1886
MESsks DOVE Co Gentlemen My Italian Morgan
Champion hung door, stripped
% his hind leg shout inches length and inches wide
making serious aud fearful could him
months procured bottle OF Turf oil from Mr. e.
Pteons drug and applied directed The Hing
entirely and the leg cured consider your OF
far better than medicine have used; certainly has
fctei the remarkable that has under
servaon, aud have had experience 81 - The
agemrnt Of horses You tins you pleas for
tie public good JOHN C. JOHNSON
Own-r OF tie celebrated Champion Morgan
premium AZ The STATE fair bat Fall. nell
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Feen r. H. Relief little water, taken
will quickly the distressing dis
charges Of Dyenlery aud DArrea will In fev minutes sioI
the pain.
Remedies sold by all the Druggists in the STATE An'
BY Purcell Ladd Co., Richmond; Also ny Ade Gray, Reh
mond. RAILWAY CO.,
ja12-dAvly-mh29 162 Fulton street New YORK.
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NEW FALL STOCK.
BOOTS SHOES, TRUNKS SC,
W. have received very general assortment Of Boots Shoes
w Trunks &C. suitable for Pail whirh
invite the attention Of Merchants regard prices aud quality
stock. We invite all In to call and examine.
80 PUrNEY WATTS
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In nj. chapter hss R.Apr R.l.s
terrible
snes nssn Physicians SCOT, essav, Va had uisd ns
how Dcctors their pstcnts
R.dv.y ksmsds IL, every eae Who .ies.d uh dis
Let all pho desire good furHAvs
blood Allied
the pubsh. RApwArs kkApv
RApwAr RknovArro kolvxsr, and RApvArs nsovlA
the only reec. required the torurinS
the terrible and shal and 10 Keep The
human In regular aud healthy condition Spring Diseases
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NOGItE.-The subscrher could most rrsfeetf1iiy in
~ form NJ customers The public kfA
has lu received from the North heaufu
WATCHES AMI gEWEIUV.
OF every description, which h. bought asreasonahe terms a.
AZ other establishment Please and eYaripe
Repairing of Watches and Jevelry moderate ps ana
IN The best and mosl expedition. manner
CHAs D.. vOEGEJE, No tte broad street
doors shove tlle Theatre. forrnerv
se30-im door y the once
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LATEST NEWS.
PROcEEDIyGSIy coxcpFSs


WASHINGTON, March lS.-SENArE.- Iverson
gave notice Of his intention to introduce L hill
10 increase the compensation e.! member, oi
congress and fix the time of the annual meet
ing.
Mr' haInlIn introduced a bill regulating the ap-
praisement OF imported merchandise.
MI Houston presented memorial, signed by
members "fthe Legislature of Maryl land endol-
sing the resolutions of the Virginia Legislature
condemnatory of the action of the Naval Board.
Mr.. Houston said he rejoiced that the Old Domn.
ION had siol,n on this subject. as her position in
the contederacy gave great weight to her utter
ances. After alluding to the unjust manner in
which Lieut.. Maury had been treated by the
Board. he sail it was not because of inefiicency
that officers had been stricken down, but it was
a system of espionage-as was said by victim
OF the Board-black conspiracy crushing gallant
men, and giving position and promotion, to those
who, grasping the seeptre, welded is with des-
potc sway.
HousE.-Mr. Smith, of Virginia, opposed the
resolution to send for pers and pepers in III,
Kansas election case.
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FrjpHfMI 4ccj9sDf.

The Gallatin Miss, Argus. of the 29th ut.,
gives the following account of II terrible acct
dent;
The most horrible occurrence we have heard
of for long time. occurred eight miles from this
place on the Jack son road. at the store of Mr..
Altman this. morning. Altman was smoking in
the store room, and being called TO br eakfast
started out, aud it is supposed passed over a
keg OF powder and dropped fire into it. The
house was evelled to the ground by the explo-
sion that sued. and was wrapped in flames.
Some persons near by ran to the spot, an i sue
ceeded in getting Mrs. Altman from the ruins.
badly, but not dangerously burnt and bruised
No property saved and gentleman just
from the spot tells us that the skull and ribs of
the unfortunate Altman were all that rep lained
visible of him among the smoking ruins.
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Perilous Topage Of the 4rab:a.-E nco unite

Peri7ous 7 oyage 81 The Ird5:d.-Enco unfeT
,cith Ice Fields.-A correspondent of the n. Y.
Times gives an interesting account of the late
trip of the Araoia from boston to Liverpool. 1t
appears she encountered on the banks succe s.
sion of immense ice fields; and the writer afte l.
describing the manner in which she slowly clear
ed one after another says:
walked to the stern and leaned over the coun
ter to see if the paddles were at all Injured
While was in thi, position | heard an excla
nation. and raj sing my head behold the most
frightful object that in more than fifty Thousand
miles sea sailing | ever encountered-r alb
reast of us and not hundred yards distant yet
spectral in the fog, dread, CHASTITY and unblem
ished white berg just about as large above
water as the City Hall in New York. We pas
sed it quickly aud silently; many Those on deck
even did not it and few minutes afterwards
the ship ran into clear water.
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ARRIVALS AT THE
,v,..;,,,n, I1omse-SueDd a. Clark. prOpr,r'

Maroon IA Clement Campbell; &c Furgus"n haaiaA'
ID Bell Snowyie: w SPOTS Tazewell w GiIiSpe, Mol'
roc; Dickcrson Grayson; Miner, Amherst
IVA; Iefires Pha: w Joyus, Richmond II DesNis "a
dy Floyd; McKee, Va; Byers servts asniIsuoa, VI
b Richmond Lee Taylor city; Capt W L DaI,s' ps
Lee w NJ Davis Petersburg; Major, Bedtora Snp
nan Baltimore; w IL Robertson Leaksvile - p'asn'
bliss ID b Pendleton Miss II Pendleton Miss NJ
Fncaste; Mrs Crockett MeGavock, NytneVnnei ~.
Dearmord Roanoke; w ID Jordan Bedord bshel n n
1slc ! A Bailey Abingdon A S Thomas, Bedtord , IL
lnnawav Franklin; + Hopkins, Hopkins House II Dur
,hv Appomaitox; II Buckner, Il I X Il; r anderson
)o,etour Chalmers Wythe; II T Williams, Adams Express
o; G Cameron. Lewsburg; Thomas AppomattoAi D
Sabler city; w c Minis Bedford;
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Gen, ,Scoip, BucL. Pan

WASHINGTON, March IA mass of docu.
ments was transmitted to the House Of Repre-.
sentatives to day In compliance with u resolu-
ton calling Tor the correspondence between tie
Secretary of War and Gen. Scott. relative TO the
later's pay As Lieutenant General. In letter,
dated the 9Th of March last, Gen. Scott sends
Paymaster General Lurned memoranda, asking
that payment BIZ made in accordance Herewith.
Larned the saine day informs Gen. Scott that he
cannot do SO, owing to the important questions
involved. In consequence of this Gen. Scott
wrote to Secretary Davis, who informs him that
the resolution confirming the rank of Lieutenant
General is of the most limited character. The
grade, he say, is revived, not to be filed like
other grades but for the purpose of being con
ierred as an acknowledgment of past services
rendered in II war expressly des gnated and the
authority conferred is SO limited that when once
exercised il is gone. Secretary Davis. however,
requests the Attorney Generals opinion ON the
subject
Gen. Scott. meanwhile, learning, by rumor,
that a Treasury functonary at w ashington had
cautiously suggested that his claim might be re-
jected on the ground that the statute originally
creating the rank of Brevet Lieutenant. General
had been repealed, endeavored to an tcipate that
suggestion in Secretary Davis mind by another
statement, fifteen days later than the one previ
ously sent, to which Secretary Davis replies,
saying:-'ln regard to the confidence which you
express regarding the claim. IT Is proper TO ap-
prize you that have not come to the same con-
cluson, and hence the necessity of reference
TO the Attorney General"
The documents comprise the opinions of emf
nent counsel sustaining General Scots views as
to the pay. together with a long written argu-
ment by the Attorney General, the President 5
sanction of the same, &c; and General Scott )
receipt for Sl04 awarded under the decis-
ion of the President. On November 9th last,
General Scott, writing to Payma>tey General
Larncd, says:-"l learned that Mr. Secretary
Davis had withheld from the Attorney General
every point spriuging from the face of the ac-
counts themselves; and substituted leading
question in bar OF all compensation whatever,
namely Whether there is in force any law fix
ing the compensation " The Secretary retain-
ed them in his sufficient hands, and after
another delay of more than nine weeks has OBJ
tanned from the President decision aga inst the
double rations and the higher rate of fo rage, to
my loss of about $1,000 per year.
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knnsns 4 HnirS.

WASHINGTON. March IA gentleman just
arrived from Kansas reports that Governor
Shannon in return from Washington, was oc-
cupied 10 days in reaching the border of the terri
tory from st. Louis, is consequence ct the OBJ
s,ruction to navigation by TIE ice. he was ,hre"
full days detained on the river bank ! ne o'a'e
Legislature had assembled before the Governor
reached the place of meeting and our informant
saws he has no doubt judging from the informa-
ton he obtained there, that before now the ON
GERS of the new government had been arrested by
the Federal authorities.
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Englnnd and the United States.

II il stated that Mr.. Buchanan's letters by the
A rabia announce that the feeling in political clrF
Giles in England is much modified towards IN"
United States on the present differences. ne
reaction is even stronger than Is indcated ~
tho press and is ia, orable to n reasonable ad-
iustment. No difficulty is now anticipated on
that score, although there had been no very re
cent conferences. owing to Lord Clarendon's ah-
sence a. Paris Lord Palmerston's government
IL regarding rs lettering; it having been twice
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y,Louks IN Dr. Kane and his Associates.

WAsrISGToN, March III British Gov
ernment having through Mr.. Champion extended
to the Government cordial congratulations on the
safe return of Kr. Kane and his gallant assocla-
ties, and wishing to confer some token of thank
fitness on the naval officers thus engaged, ask
permission of the Executive for that purpose
As the power to give permission rests with Con-
gress, the correspondence between Mr.. Cramp'
ton and Mr.. Marcy has taken that direction.
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The nronrietor of the Nicaragua line OF stea

The proprietor of the Nicaragua line OF steam
ers. G. Vanderbilt. Esq, gives notice that the
limo is withdrawn for the present,in consequence
,f the extraordinary conduct of Gen. Walker, in
seizing or taking by force the property of Amer
;can citizens He says that the ships of the com
pany .hall lie at the wharves until the Govern
ment has sufficient time to examine and look into
this outrage committed upon the property OF the
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4cuuiff1f of Youny Rurr,ff

Z. Calhoun Barrett, If southampton county,
charged with the murder of George A. w. New
som, on Friday, the 18th of February last. was
tried by the county court of Southampton on Mon
day, and ACQUITTED
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p Country papers advertising for us copy

NOTICE.-fIayng purchased of Mossrs Mcdaniel, Hurt
Preston their entire stock of Groceries and taken the
stand formerly occupied by them prepared 10 offer to
the patrons Mcdaniel Hurt Preston former
aud the public generally large and well selected
stock Groceries, Liquors. Staple Dry Goods which
offer lowest market Cash prompt
the usual time
We will give particular attention to the COMMISSION
BUSINESS will sell all kinds country produce and cousgn
menis generally will render sales promptly and cash them
when desired will make liberal advances in hind
will FORWARD GOODS at the usual
when funds deposited produce placed in hand to meet
charges.
IRBY & SAUNDERS.
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MARRIED

a. ,hlor ms, in his city, at O'Clock, A NJ, by BISHOP
rspy Hon THos RIVERS OF Summerville, Tenn ana MISS
Any LuCETTE daughter of Thomas Dhifo' Es4''i "'N
burg. . - -
N, rcb 10th 1s56 bv the Rev c. c. Biting Mr. PoWHA'
n Joyrs of Louisa to Miss MARY E. daughter oil " H.
Inert boiling. of lioochland
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rJINEP AT, NOTICE.

The funeral of the late SAML H. JOHNSON son of Lburn
Johnson formerly of this place will take place at the mouse
II William Clavev Franklin Hill, tomorrow (frdayJ
morning at o'clock relatives and friends of the de
aased are respectfully invited to attend.