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DRY GOODS.
uNnERNiGNKn nc
Spring and Summer Dry Goods,

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS REMOVED
l. his store 20 tho large and spaeols rooms No. ,,
Odd Fellows Hall, and has Just opened large, new,
and splendid stock OF
Spring and Summer Dry Goods,
which he feels confident will DO found beautiful Atlrse-
tive. desirable; aud every possible effort VIII oe
made 80 keep the stock full and conn cie durig me
whole season. and 10 do business in such manner ~ 10
RENDER ENTIRE SATISFACTION
he would respectfully ask continuation Of the very
liberal patronage extended TO him during the pasi ten
years,
An examination OF his Goods and prices he bel evea
viii induce many 10 make their purchases 81 El@;
Ple,se cali G.. g., HOLMAN,
mar20-d2x-viwl No. =, odd fclieNs Ilah
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-ssrcEAEAS IN OHIo.-The nomination OF
Il. banan and Breckenridge is enthusiast
Nv received in Ohio. The papers are an
,.nsllv cordial and jubilant in their notices
che event. while ratification meetings ofthe
,,,nle are being held in every city or consi-
4 able locality. Unless ali indications are
d,sn,ive. Mr.. Buchanan can hardly fail to
slry the State by handsome majority
"a. xnf
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OF In our columns, to-day. will be found
an excellent article from the n. Y. Journal
Of Commerce, on the subject OF the Ostend
Conferences. 1t is a most complete aud thor
ough vindicstion Of the course Of Mr.. BUCK
ANAN, in that transaction. We hope no one
will fail to read il.
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NEW YONG. June Up. ]

Advice. from. Mexico. state that the Govern
r,ant ras,,sal 80 n, knowledge the new Spanish
Minister While the s~oanish fleet menances Vera
Cruz
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Tt . pemooratic Plattorm.

The whole Democratic doctrine upon the
subject of Slavery in the Territories is that OF
confederation. If to let the people exercise
their own judgment IN their own peculiar af-
fairs, if RPablicaaim be o-Slavery, then
our platform is pro Slavery otherwise not
Hands of by Congress or the States, is Demo
cratic doctrine. Let the people ftho Terri
tories alone settle their own questions.
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-.,,, VsT.Tg .GENCy.

RIAL ESTATE AGENCY.
rr,uE undersigned mas established Agency for the
,,-c,Nase and sale of Real Estate In Noble and ad
,ins 20 Iniies and has effected arrangements which
ofer superJ Inducements for those wishing TO buy o.
.alI the same in this section Of the State.
part,euIar AZ IGNITION Will be paid to Renting HOUSES
Leasing Farms sud other business which it may be nee
essary for to hands Of agent
ERFRRBNCEs;
Dr. X. W. II. Ellis,
Judge Hanna, Fort Wayne;
John B. Howe, Lima;
''" JAMES mcconnell,
ian Il dSwlyf Real Estate Agent, LsSnie', iho'
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GRANGE FOR FoRTrSE--.4 ParfEss Haastd, with
nom two TO three thousand dollars In cash. to embark
in sure paying business address, Y, T., Post once,
indianapolis. liasra4-dtf
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New York Market.

o,yn &c, June II. Pm.
No signs of the European st, ~ner UP 10 '"''
bour
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hlRoaRzT vASOvEa,
Petition Cor Divorce.

Us. Petition for Rvo~ca
WILLIAM VasovER
Is MARION CIRCUIT COURT, APRuL TKnz, isso
he y AnoWn That on this eeth day Of March, A. D.
1885, the above named plaint by her sitorness aie3
IN ne ONCE Of the Clerk Of the Marion Circuit Court
her complaint for divorce against said defendant with
Stale of Indiana. - -
Said defendant is therefore hereby notified Of The H.
ing and tendency OF said complaint against him, and
that unless no appear and answer or demur 10 said
complaint The calling Of sad cause on The second day
Of ire next term Of said Court 20 be begun and held al
ne Court House In indianapolis, The fourth Monday
N April next said complaint and the matters and things
therein contained, 4il DO heard and determined IN hh
absence WIN. 81 EwART, CLERK.
Nalpols & Ferguson, Au'ys for Plt'G
april dit WV
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aChoOl 1ooIx0.


THE SUEgSCRIESERs KEEP CON-
Il sfANTLY IN store c full supply OF school Books
smoDg which sTe the following:
wsssiers Elementary snd McGuash Eclectic Spell.
ing Books.
Indiana Radors-Is;, 81, NJ, 4th, and 5th.
MeGufles Eclectic Reader-ls 81, ii, 4th, and SIN.
Rays, Perkins, IhOmson's 1aib0ts Arlhme-
III
pnneo's Browns, KirkhsD's, miths and Bniierr
Grammars.
Smiths Primary In Qusro Biographies, and GeOsrH-
ply and Atlas
Mitchel's Primary anJ.nl mediate Biographies and
Geography and Atlas
Olney Geography end Alma.
Smith Illus rated Astronomy.
Cutters and LeoInis' Physiology.
ply.
C0mst0ok's, Bimanf and GFay's Chemistry.
wbster's School, High School and Unabridged Die.
tonores.
Wizards, Wilson'S ard GoOarcA's Unil.d States Esis
tories.
ComstOck's and HltchcOckS Geology.
Parser's Aids % Engsh Composition.
The foregoing books viii be sold the very loves
prices. WERDES 8 CHAMBERLAIN,
eept ll-Hu ri dOOTs Easl Capital Houss.
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CHAIR AND FURNITURE
FACTORY.

ID nothing short Of manufacturing =
CHAIRS AND FURNITURE
81 almost every variety for the State OF Indtars ana
portions ~ Illinois Foriy-nine hands In con-
stan employ, aud the numbrr will be incres.ed n.
sec plsh his, Two things obviously necessary
FIRST make mp work fr durability with variety ana
North or Esst. o-'"'N
Como one, come al. Look and Judge for your.esve.
Indianapolis; March 2l-dlw-wSm an
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HORSE gHOEING.

TNHE undersigned having determine on permanent
location ia this CITY, would bel le-,c inform The
public, that they may confidently expect 10 have an,
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-06-19
" 0OLEN N ACHIN cry
e.. T.. GODDARD.

l.. WY ORR.
ONLY manufacturer Of the original STEEL RING
" and TOOTH BURNING MACHINES and FEED
ROLLS, TO be stached to FIRsr and also 10 SEroSp
breakers and FinisheEs al Heoien CHrding Machines
Inc attachment 70 second Break and Fnsher Is new
aud very important. These machines afe m snccsfl
operation, first Breakers Ia U0s Of he prinoins
WOODEN FactOriosin the United States canna and Mex
leo, and are deeMed, BY experienced manufacturers a,
the most perfect machines used. and Indispensable Ia
the economical and successful ma uufsuC1uTc OF WOOL
They are Ia fact the Oy strong, durable and success
f1l operating machines in use. No carJing machine
should run an hour without them.
The Feed Rolls are stoEg and durale and worthy OF
attention. ="
Circulars explaining these Machines and Rolls refer
snccs TO mills having them in U.S., Sc, may he had is
addressing G. l. conn Urn
Nc. 3 Bowling Green, Sew-Yerk, to Shom order.
should be directed -..,-- srpleVlT,
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He would say 10 Farmers, Livery an Omnibus and
Daymen, as well Us gentlemen and fast nag B'hoys
please Try our work From long experience in the bust
ness, be Is prepared 10 do all wOrk In his line
should be.
Wagons constantly on hand and made 10 order from
the best OF material and by the most experience wsrk
men Repairing done on short notice
SHOP the corner Of PennsS lvanis and Market SITS
Fultz's Old Stand, North of Odd Fellows Hall
maYSd&wtf. THOMAS MARKHAM.
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POPULAR MEDICINES
ALWAYS TO BE FOUND AT
w. w. ROBERTS, DRUG SJOREi

No. II, West Washington Street.
Balm ofs thousand flowers. Sellers Liver Pills
Sir James larke's Female Lewis d Fletehers Com
Pills. pound for Fits.
wi.tars .Balsam wildCher Woods Hair Restorative.
IN. Brsgg's Peetoral Waters.
Roberts Hair Regeneration. wrights Tonic Mixture
Halls Baisam for the lungs EyersOn's Ague Pills.
Russia SAlvc Davis Pain Killer.
Brandreih's Pills. smiths Tonic syrup.
Guysott's Yellow Dock and Roberts Extract JainaicA
SarsapaTilla. Ginger.
SOulo-s Sovereign Balm Curtis HygSzn.
Pills. Melaae's verminge.
McChntock's Peetoral NeIAne's llverPllis
Syrup. Wri2ht's Pills.
Fahnsttook's Vermifuge. Ayers Cherry PsctoraI.
Green's OxygenAt'd BtieTs Ayers Pamil, Pills.
Petroleum, o. Rock OH. FOrshh's Linine-t.
Aar>hisi's Uterine Catho- BTuee's Panaeea
NcOn, Deshler's AguH Piiis.
HoIloway's Pin. and 0lat- Railways Ready Rcllai.
ment India CholosOgue.
Monats life Pills. Seats Negative Fluid.
Nofni's PhoenIx Bitiers. Adams Liver Balsan.
Weayar's Syrupfc Cankcr sands Sarszparilla
and Salt Rheuin. Jayhes' ExpectoraDt.
Bruoe's Cough Elixir. Beunetl's Eye Balm.
NcClinto.k,s Dlarrh &c Iaynes' Sanaiive Pills
Cordial. GTpfenberg Medicine.
s,antons Horse Powders. Phillips Cough Syrup.
Bstchelof's Hair Dye. do Rheumatic llnimsbt.
NeCllntoek's Alternative i.oress Llnl'1eni
Syrup. Sur. Hops and Bonesst
Mecnntoek'. pyspsp,ie sellers Eerpifuge.
Rlixir, Jones' Cholagogue.
Rogers' Rheumatic Llni- Peebie'' American rini-
nent ment.
Jew Dayid's Plaster. Farreli's Arabian Lin,snoni
Everson's AMI pyspepic Planners cosmetic l."tion'
Pills. MeCnnioek's Ague si'acinc
Mcclnioeks Anti Bilious Rogors' Syrup Liveiwonh
pills and Tar.
Lococks' Pulmonc Waters. Hooaand's German bitter
Javnss, Carminative Bal McCiiniock's Rheumatic
sam. hiAhIe.
Rush,on,s Cod Liver oil. Frost's Pills.
Mccnnioek's n @ q yn Q kiersteads' Salve.
Mixture. Cooks Eye water.
Together With general assortment OF FAMILY
MEDICINES. aplsd&w3m
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For Governor,
ASHBRL p. WILLARD, Of White.
For Lieut.. Governor,
- ABRAM A. HANH0ND, Of VigO.
For Secretary Of STATE,
DANIEL 1EcCLURRs OF Morgan.
For Amlit0r Of S~tS
JOHN ". DODD, OF Grant.
For Treasurer Of STATE,
AQgILLA JOINS, OF Bartholomew.
For Attorney General,
o. r.. MCDONALD Oh Montgomery.
For Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
WILLIAM c. LAREEABEE. OF Putnam.
For Clerk Of Supreme Court.
WILLIAM II. BEACH, CT Boone.
. Reporter Of Decisions Of Supreme Court.
GORDON TANNER. OF dickson.
oR CONGREsS-6th DISTRICT
JAMES n. GREGG,
OF HENDRICKS
kIoE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
SENATOR,
WILLIAM j. ELLIOTT.
REPRESENTATIVES,,
= 6EORGE W. DUZAN,
RICHARD J. RYAN.
sHEzfFT,
Joseph LOTION.
TREASURER.
HENRY VANDERBILT.
JUDGE COURT COMMON PLEAS,
SAMUEL COREY.
COUNTY ATTORNEY.
JOHN S. HARRINGTON.
sosSTx co4NIsssoSER---yIRsr DISTRICT,
HARRIS TYNER
CORONER,
JAMES SWAIN.
SURVIVOR,
PERCY HOSBROOk.
ASSESSOR FOR CENTER TOWNSHIP,
ALFRED B. SHAW.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE
BY THE
Great Western Cash and Real Estate
Company, at
SHARES ONE DOLLAR EACH.
r..rI. ~ 4 :. DID u d -
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
Capita1 $500.

nRAWISG 10 take place soon a. iho few re-
~ manning thousand shares osn Do disposed o. No
he Of which viii los gven la the most popular papers
u the different States shares distribute j.
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PROCLAMATION,

VIE undersigned calls the attention Of those afflicted
ana more Particularly OF long standing diseases, 10
MS remedy He requests the sufferer 10 bring with him
bottle Of his urine for oxami-stion N q cure
Is possible II De speedily effected by him, and thsx
too stvery Al )it notice. JOHN HERMAN.
nI.--ulNl MnIrRsrnlxE. Ronna Co. Ind
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FoR VICE PREsIpENr.

DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
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Louisville Agricultural Works.

II ENElIAt COEsN A1D COh MILL.
1T Is well known that there s great economy crush
ing organizing the kernels OF all grain before feed
Ing 70 stock, and that there Is much nutriment IN the
cob when properly broken ground. And the only
ta mills arranged 10 produce these desired
suits have not been generally introduced among
plant and farmers, has been their complex arrange
ment and high cost.
ia the Kentucky Corn aud Cob Mil, of which the
above IS accurate engraving, claim 10 have pro-
dpced machine at efficient. substantial and chesp,
white It's arrangement simple that the most ordi
nary naEi can adjust and operate A. TITS machine,
unlike sny other, Is Teguateiby means 90 single set
screw, which Is easily moved BY hand aud Is applied
directly under the renter OF the mill.
Any using those Mills will q clear saving OF
OSg Of eir cora the Old plan feeding
We warrant our NH. 10 give entire sstisfacflon-
Purchasers may use them Tor thirty days. and no4 sal
ishel, return thom and get their money
They viii grind Corn and Cob fire a desired, OF
he following rate, per hour, with one horse:
No. !, 4to bushels per hour, weight 80 pounds
Price =. No. ?, % bushels per hour weight 100
pounds; Price $40.
The above prices include the complete Mn ready 10
hitch 10 without any further expense, and be set In
operation In i've minutes time.
Orders promptly executed and liberal discount made
10 Dealers. MILLER, WINGATR a Co.,
Manufactures Of Farming
Jan % W9m Implements and MLchines.
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NEvy YoRK DEMocRAcY-rhe Democrats
of Now York have called State Conven-
ton, 10 be held on the 10Th OF July next to
nominate an Electoral tisEet and unite in one
organizatien.
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Together with general assortment Of FAMILY
aplsd&w3m.
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.AY MORNING, JUNE Is. 1856
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-08
HOUSE OF DELEGArrs

,,,., Fanny, March tn 1886
The House met ut 10 o'clock pursuant % adonrn,nc,
The amendment proposed by the Senate 10 the bill pro
yidng Tor The formation Of the county Of Tucker was
sgreed TO- ~ conditions that no part OF the county of
Preston shall he annexed to the new coun,v i,L 49,
sseent Of majority OF the voters IN Preston county
RtroRTs FROM COMMITTEE
Mr.. PENDLETON, Of Louisa, from the committee of
elections, reported bill establishing an election precinc
at Amsterdamin Botcourt county lie also reported sew
era resolutions relative 10 the contested election frou
SacEson cJnnty With the request that the House will dis
pose Of the case.
- Nj. PENDLETON, Of Giles, from the committee for
courts c' Justice reported bill providing for the volun
Aty enslavement OF Susan and her children.
Mr. HAWKS, from special committee reported a bin
70 incorporate the Jefferson Athen@um in Jefferson coan.
NJ. BOKWELL Of Patrick, from a special committee
reported bill changing the time for boidng The cont.
In the 9Th judicial circuit
MI. NAYS from Especial committee reported bin OF
10 the town Of Fncsstie
Me- FLOYD, from the committee Of Roads, reported
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vuNnE Of principal proprietor Of
,dr settlement Of N. STATE ~, The pr,r,y a n,T
have united comforting the undersigned poser 70
To facilitate she sale liberal charter obtained from tn.
sr,y as ioin,oes comp.9y md Ein,ns them pr,-s,
vel a. Tor minaise,nrinE Purpo-e. generally.
ri NO.. &c. ,h nr, .a. upon tssn he under.
company TO h. aniE.-i under the charter.
their medicinal qualities and place resort, that
Yor near half century hey have been fr"p-u s 90 10
vais and IN qu., Of pleasure and amusement and they
ionabe character ofther visitors
time. sufficient houss nd quest.
meet the demand Of the pSsi and RsIsros osns "a
that they had been sufficient accommodate double
the Of numbers Of Applicant. away
The these Springs has with con-
ss sIS and IT, visitor, A. hing eo%rd to travel
ohio Railroads both " which progress CONSTRUCTION
northern cite, to tn "Sn n' SS
Railroad has been staunton reducing ~.
% S 1G % sS se5 I n 81 r road 10
leave baltimore wasnsOn AssAndria Richmond PrterburT
tern section o the covngton and Ohio RAILROAD completed
convenient to aI limit 70 Ia. numb VIC
VII " annually Ti rs.ort to 'hese SPRING.
Western op- Of The Al-ghany mountains The In
thousand aereJ extending along valley hire. n
49, ~ u ION 20 mountain" There are more
double that quantity Of good arabic upland residue Of The
good Tor soss Anihe supplies OF meats sran Ae A. o..
prs5ai:e.,s '' ''' 'F 'FN''' raised On The
TIE eadnss for the aeeomaoaion Of visitor; conveniently
rhe grounds erninenily picturesque and tcau presenting
Of the forest, IL has ben described watering
l and ,T r, l r." sho n!s asqsane with Who -i fail
rs receipts Of The establishment large,
eoas management they might he Increased many fold
pa, up for !ransor,son he easily made ef U furnish
be
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LEGISLATURE
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
EVENING SESSION.
The SPEAKER resumed the chair at O'Clock. T. NJ


Tho SPEAKER resumed the chair att O'clock T. N.
norsn bnLs rAsskD
IN following snxrossed bin. third passed
rtsburs number Of director, 10 .sysa1
TO ineorpesis the Mutual company Upshur
neoPoras the Northern Bank ofyirga. ws.buv Ia Ii.
essaty VI Brooke.
On motion o. Mr. FROST the House Of
o 70 erect the eouhty OF koAne psrs
Mr. sMfrH sEan addressed In opposition TO the pro.
P.si ns- county aud Va, replied to brlsny By Mr. FROST
sstinei the negative for the vois-.,s.
rnr"soAr siL-"
. The uns- resumed the
w n"oh'Ah soap aud candle manufacturing
Nj SrANARD addressed considerable i-ngth In op
p'n 70 IN b r-lersiinS the oiJeeIions -hh hc had
s ~hsh the bl last under consideration
ma, q. pr"ven.by grating shat he regarded xt.
aud privilege violated the spirit the bill rght.
Tended te Cy Council slabvratsy
.eta''ei b. patty LA revoknE Ne
Al am to the aud candle business within
Nc LtE aud replied briefly argument. Of
No st.S.n lie repeated hts belief that MIR Ale
% ss'" o'Pry persecution because being Catholic
resns he had a. 10 affiliate with the party and
osu' :. u'ai ey Jury hereafter hs establishment should
q
uaukc'" precedent by removing from the
nav Always IN sanitary
s hsr eoao that power - abi,s which
health tnt cotniort OF community
pu ,mn passed by the following
f.,s-Me' Crachnei, Cspeaker) Bo.wor,h Brannon Byrd
Che' C'rPr Carroll CaTuther, Caybook Collins, CT.bre~.
S,'e1s Daniels Floyd, dvokr. iaws.. Hays. uci,k,
s' 'i.h iossli youe. OF ApponaoS, kse Kelly
Lee My., MeIyer, Newton Nottingham Parsons Putnam
hSi- Sprinkle Thompson. romin, Walton, West, wlcy-Ii.
bass Baniursnt, Brady Clarke,
Grernhrer Dc,nc Dickinson of Richmond city, Dard Drew
Dro"io" kssesrn ny.ou f.nh, Frost HARDY, aS ol
man inben, Mallory Martin. Maraugh Nvl.on Patterson
de'n OF Gle. tvniirion Of Louiss Rcs Syir snt spay
S,nard ryior rhoma' Of Mason ryrec vanorial wvn..
GA nO'iOn Vi Mr.. THOMAS Of Maon House adjourned
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tNPORTANT TRUST SALE.-By virtue Of a deed
OF trust made and executed by Albert G DsbnSy
m wife 20 Upton d. Jenning bearing day Nav II
aud OF record IN Campbell County Court the specially
appointed trustee In tbs Place and stead Jennng. the al
eon OF the principal creditors
SATURDAY. 18th March, S6 pras proceed 20 eli Al
suction 20 The highest bidder that valuable the
PhNA Fot NbRf situated the canal and adjoining
ne city o. yncburE containing about
dAntly supplied ~h water from The canal This property equay
-ged 70 foundry manufacturing MILL both Also an
adjoining lot from the Foundry 10 the
-ecn Of Black Water tn, two combined
eap -g TIE most valuable property the
ne city and well deserving th attention % capitalists
house and lot occupied by Mr. Joseph Barnes near the
drnce Of Judge Dsnie-th- and
suited family rrsdeneehs about an acre ofiand
good garden &C. @'
am authorized by the principal to say that liberal CREDIT
WI Dc gwen to the purchasers % he property giving
factory security The terms will be the ay on
90. HENRY HUNTINGTON,
Special Trust
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V eAlk.-Ihe commoiious and well established III:
REN GREEN HOTEL, In warreuon Va, FUN Operation T..
"lerri Tor sale with all IT, buildings Lots Furniture Supplies
Prnns rare Opportunity TO person. who practically
The House contains - chambers besides paor- rooms k
br and Billiard Roo 10 building main house
There extensive STABLES
p,st four year rented a. Lvery establishment.
The patronage the Hous- has always Spring
TO ran Is h TO it, utmost capacity with visitors
hrathy
ground. and accommodations
outer White sulphur springs and with Railroad place
iordng and unhrosen
Nashngton, attracts from the country II
De made valuable a branch % 4 lily
Al TIE s-A Justice ofa large and wealthy county receive. An
extensive patronage from The attendants
adiiiou u The permanent boArlrrs
Persons Interested invited
To- 81 guests Tor the last ". 80 - h"
TkAN Tor the Real Eta- $3.50 cash in anr un
payments during
YIN interest to be secured upon the property which fully
sued Other property might he taken
f'ir terms Immediate Possession given Il desirep.
Appyto ISMAN u. PAYNE or
JNO 5. MOODY.
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PHILIP RAH
EAGLE TOINDRY. piehmopd Ii,yi

PHILLIP RA W.
EAGLE FOUNDRY, Richmond Virginia,
casr ~rErEr. ftFrrrxru
M ANVfACrtRts locomotive ENGiNFS. TIN -
W ers. Railroad Cars aud all descriptions u
road Machinery, Stationary fngnes ~ required WI
puErr. Alsu, Portable knFnes. With decided
others heretofore To-
uhccs aud vel tdapi o. farming purpose. retng iuni.r
a. gh Improved Cruiar Portable Saw Ms attached
and ~ Glass Nninr Nschnery Gr sud sswNn MACHINERY
'gs and Tobacco Faeiory Mixtures Of every knd s
md Iron Castings inside o. order b. RAIN
fxrtct nom better me- having reference B a.. u.r
f'ruance % ny saW Mills and Engnss
49, FusNrux. y C.. Dee. 20. tSs
VI RtHv-pesr srrhe NH YOU have furnished has
been 100 Operation ir ihe week. aud ts eue sats
ftrHn. and FULLY the moot complete and
81 The ns Time simplest power have challenges
competition tist CLASSY TUOs u WARREN
feiI-dly
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u. WINrEU,S
UNRlI ALLIED EXHIBITION
CHEM ICAL DIORAMAS.
CRYSTALLINE VIEWS,
CHROhA TROPES. d..
At METROPOLITAN HALL.


Commencing on Wednesday. March 5th
,lrrn 10 -' $3.50
The Entertainment commences With collection
line NieSs representing Ancient Modern
view Moonlight Winter and summer
utous Afi,r which, numcOu.
se To be followed ley the largy Chemical
~ The gshton- Of light peculiar dsy) FIRST Sen.
MILAN CATHEDRAL the night of the e.I-
hraiion OF Midnight Mass Second COURT BABYLON:
Night View the iirlliatt Scene Of BshaEElr's VA
Tickets ~ cents only Children under ~
open At :, commencing At y 10 precisely.
v HThis i thu exhibition wit additional
Vas exhibited here In isiG. marI-tf
a RRiNAl Of MADAME ADOLPIE.-The orr
II gsa unsurpassed and justly celebrated tdame
the universally acknowledged
The distinguished lady who cr-at- through h.r
revelations OF the pact the we'll
" The future, such intense excitement England France and the
nca cities In the United statr, that
er With costly diamond aud breach, Webster with
eN-l-i ring = ready
NJ - Main street doors aboV" the Virginia Banks
m inform all about tile past aud future.
yea OF oi ant when or shat lady or husband bu
rs OF every description Mysirriou.
she by
iab and innuuerahlr certificates Of
h' precui> all superstition probability deception or i'm
posing, a many Others practice.
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my Wis" !" s"' OF ~hat time they occupy fc2l-u