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The Quarterly Law journal.

We have received the frst number Of the GUAR
terly Law Journal" 1t is gotten up in very hand.
some style by the publishing house of J. w. Ran
dolph, of this city. The edition is A. b. Guigon.
Esq. young member of the bar of this CITY, whose
ability and industry are abundantly proved by the
appearance of this first number We congratulate
him upon the handsome manner in which he has
ushered this new periodical to the public notice
and predict for his work, if properly sustained by
he members Of the bar, highly useful and vain.
able career.
It Is the intention of the Law Journal, as So,
forth in the editors introductory to supply the pro
fession with decisions ofimportant cases in the Oath
and Southwestern States-in Virginia 4aose par
1, ulariy-and with essays on sutee.s affecting their
sctusl daily practice. L. Ara proposes that each
number shall contaiS = chapter or more of such
Of the IaSosss ii sas Reyisors, as may he of gen
sral interest and nse, with their notes such mpor
SAINT alterations as the Code has made, and sseh
alterations and amendments of the Code a.. have
been made by statutory enaetments si,,ee tae year
ls49.
Wetrust that the professieG viz c2siisly sustain
this new aud deserving entsEpTise especially as in
the whole of the Seathern States there is no peri
odcal prt = alton OF the kind and the law contain
Vi in Northern periodicals principally applies to
ssst ssst9E OF country where they are published
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I,,uess of Col. Forney.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Col Forney IS lying
dangerously i'll, from inflammation OF the bowels
produced by over exertion and excitement, conse-
auent upon his duties as Clerk of the House, du-
ring the past two months.
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Heavy Death Of Hon. Benz
Easfn,uu

MILWAUKEE, Wis, February 6 f. II. jameson
the late State Treasurer il is reported Is defaui
ter to the extent of $4,000.
Hon. Benz +. Eastman, exmember or congress-
died at his residence at Plattsville yesterday
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The Weather

WAsHINGTOS, FEB 7.--Rain fell here and frozt
this morning. The weather during the day be
came much warmer As far west as Louisville
XIV. we hear Of rain and moderation of the wea
her
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NEW YORK, Feb. Flour firm-Ohio So.N
S ,uthern 81 "a; Corn firm--W estern mixed 50.
Provisions unchanged. Stocks higher, Virginia,
6's 94t.
BALTIMORE. Feb Our harbOr still closed
with ice; market stagnant and prices nominal
andun changed except corn, which is 2d3 cents
lower.
CHARLESTON, Feb. Cotton adyancing-sales
$500 bales
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CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP.


Cattle Shee and Hogs all scaree-especiay of good
quality.
BEEF.-$3G5.O) y cwt gross, which is $60i0
me-.
HOGS.-$950 T. hundred-very scarce and in de.
mand.
SHEEP.---Mutton, sells for $2t0a5 piece; Extra
Sheep 47dl0. By weight 1896 y cwt. gross, for
ordinary and superior Sleep.
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The steamers from Europe.

NEW YORK, Feb. Nothing yet of the steamer
Pacific, now in her fifteenth day out from Liver
pool The mammoth iron steamer Persia, which
left Liverpool on the GOTH is also due with one
weeks later advices The weather is foggy. and
it is doubtful whether either could come up to-
night
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Fire In Washinplaii.
ling Of the AfricH.

wAsHISGToN, Feb. THE Tank shop at thu
Navy Yard was destroyed by fire this morning
Loss Sc 600
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Commercial.

NEW YORK, Feb. G-The steamship Africa sa
ed for Liverpool, to-day, with 1904 900 in specie.
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~ Hair Dye, Hair Dyed oiins On, Bar

r. has Hair Dye which Is instantaneous and never
. ashes off. We will advise all who dye to give John
son call he warrants to give perfect satisfaction
or charge.
Also to be had FLETcHER's HAIR Tonic, an infa
iibe remedy for all the ills that the human hair Is
heir to.
10Th STREET BETWEEN MvIN CARY STREETS.
NOEL
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savices from Europe thai Messrs. Canse4,,, a. Re-
Maud. Segrilli J. MLesn and llesssop the mem.
hers of the international saaGission for cutting =
canal through the kstlEaRA of suez, have teslsns.
ted their investigations in Egypt and given in to
,he viceroy brief preliminary report
They found insuperable obstacles to directing
the canal on Alexandria and unexpected facilities
for establishing port in the Gulf of Peiusium-
They are therefore unanimously of opinion that
direct canal from Suez towards the Gulf Of Pc
.as'am Is the only soiudon OF the problem OF the
ianenon OF the Red Sea aud the Mediterranean
The execution thereof Is easy tbe success Ger
ssln, tne results Immense for the commerce of the
~ars The expense Of the canal and of the
go &c. connected with it will not. il & added ex
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r. To the Ladies. --Dovyden's i

~ To the Ladies. --DOwden's ID n a
FLUID is now acknos by all Dentists to be the
best preparation for the Teeth in 1t has in fact
superseded all Tooth Powders and other injurious
compounds Used a cosmetic, it whtens and soft
ems the Skin, inparts beautiful glow to the COM
pexion and etf.ctually prevents it from chapping-
See circular for the testimony of the principal Den
fists of this city. For sale by BENNETT i BEERS,
PURCELL, LADD Il CO. ADIE 4 GRAY, LAID
LEY 4 ROBINSON, GRUBBS APPERSON and
all Druggists. ia IL -
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IL. ,irIness of M John ID. Kelley, the Lecture
u ~ Isas TO have been delivered before the Odd
EsI,ayI This Evening, has been postponed to nex'
ERiDAY evening, the 18th inst. feSh
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NIOTICE.-Onice Of the J. x. & X. Ga

= Fountain Gold Pen, TINT viii write page with
on. din of ink and has also the elasticity Of quill
natsnt steel Quill Pens; do. Bank do do. Commercial
DO; all new in this market aud of superior quality
For sale at MOhhiS
8. ~ EolkafnIe
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q A. w. Osb0rne's great Picture Gale
~, Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank, is
known TO be the finest and largest Daguerrean estab
lishment south of the Potomac river. Citizens and
establishment, where they may obtain hkenesses in
every known style of the art from the smallest to the
largest size. The ladies will do well to call and look
at assortment of beautiful PEARL Shell, Papier
Machie, Velvet and Morocco Cases before purchasing
elsewhere. A. w. OSBORNE
oc q Sign of the American Flag
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A Co.., AssAchvsErTs PERSON AL Liberty Arr,
= s'a' special committee Of the Ma,s.e,n.a.' :
ssas.s.s nave reported that is no, .rnsa;a~ 'e'
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IN HKNRICO COUNTY COURT, FEB

HENRlCO COUNTY COURT, Feb.
L RuARY 9Th, l85o-The Court having been in
formed that several of small pox are now in the
Richmond City Hospital from the county of Henrico.
it is ordered that all cases hereafter in said H.
stitution from Henrco, shall be, upon the certificate
OF two Justices OF the County, upon the following
terms TO wit: the county Of Henrco shall be liable TO
the City Authorities for every such person 50 entered
st q rate not exceeding the sum of two dollars and
fifty cents per day. But the party shall pay to the
county out OF his her estate ii able any sums so
expended or paid by the comfy.
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Accumulated fund January lst 1876

Accumulated fund January lst 1896. $lO5too0 %
For farther information and explanatory books can
at No. 2n3 Main street, square above the virginia
Banks or for reference call on either meHoei VI '
Local BOARD. ,c.ra
GEo WyTuE MuNFoRD, ESD, President, tSecTe-
tarv of the Conlmonw eailh Ut Nirsinla.)
Irn;ted Presbyterian Church; VIM. q. Paine, Esq,
Kent Paine / Co, merchants; George w CiutieI'
Auditor of Public Accounts; Rev. James b. IayloI
Cor Sec,y So Mission Board Thomas P. August, Al,
torney at Law; John Bagby, Esq, farmer, King ana
Queen county, Va. , -.
fe G--3tif CHARLES "ohihAnit A6oH''
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THs AGE is AYERS CATHARTtc FILLS.
They don't help complaints, out they cure '"'"
One BOX has cured Dyspepsia.
Ttrsa Roxes have cured the worst cases of Scro-
fula
One Box always cures the Jaundiee s.o,~
Thrs. Boxes are sure to cleanse the system ifoiu
Hoils-often less than one doesi IT. 49,,
Two Boxes have completely cured the worst OF I'll
GERS the legs a., MI,
0ns dose cures the headache arising from foui
Strong doses often repeated expel every worm from
the body. nh, H., or. atxysv.
more or less afflicted with this scourge
Asa gentle Physc they have no eqqal.
One Box cures arrangement OF the Liver
Half a Box cures Cold -.
They purfy the blood, and thus strike at the toun-
dation of every disease 800, :; IN.
Asa Dinner Pill there is not their equal IN the
world. a., hr,
They are purely vegetable, and cen do no harn'
but 40 ACCOMPLISH an unAceountable amount OF Sooo
Prepared by DR. J. c. AVER, Lowell, Mass ana
sold Il PURCELL, LADD CO., wholesale and
retail Richmond, Va. re o-eouNC@H
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SrESinAL NOTICE To THE LADIES.
Yard S,ds ep Rsn 70 sell great bargains, viz
pi YARDS wide Table Diaper at 33I cts per yard
yard f0'oi ''''e'e' at 'eFn'st"
plne Irish Linen at S7l cts yer ward
iaia merlno all wool, 62t cts per yard
EInen Cambric Handkerchiefs at cts piece
French Corsets at $I.25 pair
. .s heoln Edging. from 1 $. up per ward
anu every other article in proposition for cash IT
fe 6-6ts ~ ~. Gpisss,
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stolen, a
Ned by the |
M receive q
Lad, by call
u be paid 70
5tDvery.
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EkRAWINts SCHOOL OF THE VIl(l.
~ MA MECHANICS INSTITUTE.-The neces-
SaTy arrangements having been made to open
DhAWiNt SCHOOL in connection with this ln.ti-
tute the attention of young who wish 10 improve
themselves IN this useful branch Of education is re.
speettuliy solicited Ample arrangements have been
maui 10 give every necessary facility to beginners
well as advanced pupils and no pains will be spared
10 render the School worthy of the support of those
for this School
The session commences TUESDAY February 18th.
10 cohtlnue three lights per week for two months.
onalee ioI members 81 per session; Others not
members, 81 payable IN advance
gentlemens 80
s: y. LANDRUM, THOMAS n. WINNIE. WIN.
e. iilNoEh, JNO: A. BELVIN. SAML p MITCH
NIL ;, A: COWARDIN, j. w LEWELLEN or
N.
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re- Rem0vaI.-Afisses Svn!On nave re
moved for tie present to the store Sd door above An
drew Pizzini, Broad sheet and would be pleased to
see their friends and customers, aud Will EXECUTE
ALI. KINDS OF EMBROIDERY, such us bullion span
cling, BradiDg in any style required, and in Draw
Ings, etc.
Scholars usually, taught in the various styles OF
work. fe 4-i%L
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ITO Messrs Mortimer Mowbray, 22O Baltimore 81
Raltirnnre.n

Baltimore.
~ Delicate Ladies and children will please give it
trial.
Call and get Pamphlets, and see cures of Coughs,
Bronchitis Rheumatism, Liver Complaint, Scrofula
As female medicine it is unrivalled.
Sold by o. A. STRECKER and PURCELL, LADD
l. CO. Richmond; by Dr. COOKE Fredericksburg; by
all the Druggists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER X
MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists and Store
keepers everywhere.
~ Is per bottle: 6 bottles for S.. fe 8
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u.ionlIsniIding Fund C0mpany.-.Th

,snv will hold its regular monthly meeting 10 IN
IsTs,son Ward School House, THIS ENENiNo'
commencing at II O'Clock 40,
~ Secretary will receive the dues durlns the day
a, tbe store of knowles Wa1ord-
NJ " ~ THO. L. ID WALFORD, Sec'y.
rS-A Card.--Special notice IL called q! t,p 1ne
Gale Of superior Clothing at my store THIS MR.
iE,U, Ct ~ Auctioneer
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, DWELLINGS FOH KENT.--A cot

H:;H tage in Hughes Row on Mayo street, with six
-z.9 rooms, kitchen, water and gas.
A desirable residence on franklin between Sd and
4th streets, with every convenience.
dwelling on Brooke avenue, opposite to Captain
Goddins tavern, with rooms kitchen, outhOuses OF
every kind and large garden
Several small tenenents on Jefferson street.
A tenement Cary, between 9th and Hh streets
suital le for store and dwelling. Apply to
fe TAf LOR & WILLIAMS
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X m S ~ vi % MD MERCANTILE INSTI.
VI GU! INTENTION we have determined to establish 10
; ;s city permanent Institute, for the purpose u
IN -, III ,horoagh knowledge of Book. Keeping 10
regulations and usages
,ba, institute offers advantages of such chafa ter
viii eve !, sshhdent the business men of city
., Isis Tor members OF the classes NAV be found AZ
Iss sWv ass o. Msssrs A. Morris j. w Rsndopb
hardware store of Thos How = ~ " anu ~ '
the meetiag OF the class e W." f'a.
JAS. H. BECK, Book.keeper
x,,.,. with Messrs. Hsxal
NEsTOR II. FORBS, Boak-kespsr
.>,, with Chas. Purcell l. Go
rs A.. 9No. h. C. POTTS,
- - OF Jones Potts.
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,s Miss Mary scoheld, Preceptoress, No.

$50 BaltiInsre street, Baltimore" Truth stranger
than fcon"-This lady suffered for years with Chro-
mic Infiammatory Rheumatism in its most nialensht
fo,m She first contracted the disease when TWO
wears old by being vaccinated with matter from
cLild that had the white swelling From this time TO
womanhood her sufferings were extreme-she never
had relief from pain until cured by HAMPTONS
TiNCTURE We refer the public to her letter, as
published in the Petersburg lntellisencer copy OF
wbicI will be sent TO any who will address Mortimer
l. Nov bray Baltimore.
An Extract from the Letter.
81 cten wish my parents had known OF this remedy
when was child, as believe should have been
saved the excruCiating pain have been subjected TO-
AZ wei a. the detormity of body must carry to the
grave, ara my parents would not have been under s
such heavy expenses from doctors bills, and IN send
ing me as Ehey did the celebrated Springs IN Eng
land II search of health. wish all the aiiiicted
world could see me and hear the benefits have de-
rived from this Tincture of Hamptons TRY to make
all o. anted with its virtues with whom come III
contHC1.
t(iei tlenen am q thousand times obliged to you,
and you at liberty to use my name and case TO ALL
Il remain yours in gratitude,
sMARY A ScOFIELD
mo $50 w. Baltimore street
4 Raltiyn ct
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NOTICE.-1he creditors of Mrs. Marga-
ret Brooks hereby notified that she has con
veyed to the undersigned by Deed dated 30th Decem-
Der, 1885, duly recorded in Richmond Hastings Cou t.
all of her estate Goods and Chates trust for the
benefit of her creditors, aid those of DanI Ward L
Co.
By the terms of the said deed all of her creditors
" ell as those of Daniel Ward 4 Co. who are will.
days from the date thereof sign the same or else be
barred from the benefit of the same.
fe7-6t w. GODDIN, Trustee.
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SrAnctlOn NOtice.--Havingr retained pos.
session of the large warehouse l4th street, recent
ly occupied by US, prepared ta receive con-
signInents for sale at auction, of DRY GOODS,
SHOES, HATS, CLOTHING. FURNITURE, or any
other description of Merchandise. The premises are
very central and commodious and goods be adj
vantageously exhibited. Terms liberal, and prompt
returns rendered
de 2l---ts KENT, PAINE 4 Co, Aucta
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SPLENDID rich Collars, at only ninepence each at
N EZEKIEL'S Cheap Store, at No 10 Main street
just received this morning, Exp ress 1000 splen-
did Rich Collars which will run of at nlnePence
each. When worm they have the appearanc OF
collar that ia worth FIVE dollar bill Call and
select N EZEKIEL, 10 Main st
Next to p. X. Wines cheap Boot and shse
"a 6dIc Store.
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~A chauge for bargains i'm E,ubroide

RIRs, FANCY GOODS, TRIMMINGS, &C.-The subscri-
Der contemplating change in his present business
will, from this day, sell his whole stock of EMBROI
DERIES, FANCY ARTICLES, RIBBONS, TRIM
MINGS, &c, at and below cost, for cash. As his
stock is well assorted yet, all in want of the above
named goods would do we'll TO give him a call pre-
vous to his removal to No. SO Main street. great in
ducements offered at
J. L. WELLS Fancy and Trimming Store
ISL Broad street.
FOR RENT-The store and dwelling at present &C.
cupied by Possession given on the LIST of March
or soonerit desired. Apply on the premises.
ia l0-dlmf Isl BROAD STREET.
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! n seems Old Winter viii mot leave us,

1 lack Frost is always still mischieyous,
And keeps US short OF all supplies.
At sCHAAP'S, whole crowds are always buying
And yhow he keeps supplying,
And cares for neither snow nor ice.
| guess he gets now don't you laugh)
His fancy goods by Telegraph:
A spleniid collection Of VALENTINES. iIst re
ceiyed at SCHAAP y CO.'S
EasFrtnch Confectionery and Variety Store,
Corner Rrnad and I'd straatz
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fV Spenkef fItcTtU Iit IiIstr Ihu W Hh1C 'D
IA busily engaged in deciding upon questions OF law
and order the public in Richmond are as busliy en-
"a aed in dec iding IN favor OF SlMONS' AmorotypSs,
being more Interested III the fine arts than IN the
Speaker at Washington. ie .
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dian FOK THE FORMATION OF 4
l. SMALL AMATEUR 0RCHESTRA-Shouid
the above enterprise, viz: Practising together on
di0erent instruuiants gain the favor of the Music
ioyng gentlemen in this city they hereby reqnst
ed 10 apply possible either BY letters or
personally at my residence, CO. ner OF Broad and 4th
streets second story. V. BUSCH,
Late tit. Orchestra conductor to Fl. NJ. the
IA 9R-IHs King of DeRmark
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~ Card.--Th0mas w. Keesee, Auctft
eer (Offce with George ]. Sumner No. 20 Pearl ST.,
win attend in person to the sale of Real Estate,
Household Furniture, Stocks of Merchandise Horses,
&c.
ALso.-To Renting out Houses and Hiring out Ne.
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NOR SALE.-An old man, who is a good
Il GARDENER and OSTLER. Also for hire S
men, 2 or women. EDW. d. EACHO,
General Agent and Collector
fe 8-St Pearl street
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r. Board Of Trade-- Committee of Ar

LEWIS WEBB, Chairman.
e JAMES DUNLOP BENZ w. RICHARDSON
BENZ. C.. GRAY JOHN I'll. CLAIBORNE.
1t
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WOOD, WOOD..-Just received so cords
w of good seasoned OAK WOOD, and about 20
cords OF PINE WOOD. Price $3.50 and SIS p cord
delivered. Terms cash. JNO. F. STAGE
fe 8-2t Corner 9th street. on the Basin
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COMMERCIAL.
Riehm.aa Markcs., Pebrmary .. 1850


Except what il doing in tobacco, the Operations
in our city since our last have been connedto the
accumulation aud distribution of things necessary
for the comfort aud sustenance OF this particular
locality Within the last week we have had an
Intensely cold spell which has blocked up the nav
igaiion more firmly than at any time this winter
The weather has moderated considerably, and to-
day we have a steady rain, with sleet; bat the
sleetng is rather owing TO the frost in the ground
than the temperature. which Itself Is not at the
sleetng point. We are in hopes that we shall SOON
have favorable weather for business.
Very little has been done since Christmas. The
railroads disabled by the weather have done very
little in the transportation of freights. BY water
we have had nothing since the LIST of January
Stocks of every thing are reduced lower than we
ever knew them before, and our quotations are
generally nomnal--there being indeed little or
nothing doing to base quotations upon. The very
small supply of sugar in the hands of retailers
sells enormously high, though there are cargoes
beleagured by the ice that will be on sale inlme-
diately navis alton opens.
The news by the Arabia since our last, has de-
pressed breadstuffs to some extent; and the news
by the Pacific, expected soon, is looked for with
great an xiety Russia has agreed to the terms of
the Allies basis to treat upon; and though the
English press confidently to anticipate peace,
they may be disappointed The Gar may only
desire time, and enter upon negotiations for this
purpose. The peace prospects and speculations
have occasioned the depression in breadstutfs.
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rOKN vi + A l. .--superiOr elbow and
y White Corn Meal, for family use, for sale by
fe s j. J. Fry
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EOIt RENT.-The large store

IMPROVEMENTS apply
fe 8-3t TAYLOR & WILLIAMS
lSOk SALE.--A secondhand STEA
L SAW-MILL, in good repair, located on the Rich
mond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, about
10 miles above Richmond, and known Reeves
Mill"
The Saw and Running Gear will be sold separate
from the Boiler, il desired
As the present owner has for the above pro-
perry, and is anxious to dispose of it, great bargain
may be had by early application to
fe 7-6t GODDIN L APPERSON.
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CLOAks, SHAWLS, AND DRESS
~ 9OODS-To reduce stock, we now Offering
the following goods at very low prices Plaid long
shawis; plain black long and Square shawls; Cloth,
Velvet, and MORE Antique Clocks, wide velyets for
cloaks plain and plaid French Merino; Dress Siiks
De LANES, Poplins and valentiss.
w. II, PERKINS 4 Co,
lei No l4t EayIa Soaaya
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A<<<~e>~S
" thoroa
business
- snd I'D
rsaairs
- KEEP
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-.NT'iiE
RAN H,.b ~
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Fl, Ia Free OF
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81
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- .. io1 sab
&TaIOg nj
EI "a
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good ns
rknien Bos
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III sO-ts
E.
M~~~~~
MOST--41
the Fred;
- at this |
G..zS
~ OST--O
u street, or
nee, q part .
~ be rewar
"a s-lt
0lT Pf
JREwAR
IL Richuond
In Richnoi
~ INV Pool
$50 or s.
E.nnt of s
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O. EJ Tat ~ chTrnb An On 5G,h :, n. Al a."
E:I The House is a frame building with four good
rooms and kitchen, &c The lot fronts IS feet
ALSO-For sale small House and Lot on 9th ST.
Church HILL Apply to J. f. kEESEE,
On 18th St, between Main and Cary
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Ic = u TINT II. EsLLL 4 d q n. z.
VALENTINES!. VAL

' ENTlNES.9-- Just opened, spleneid assert.
ment OF Sentimental and Comic Valentines which |
invite the public to examine let all remember what
st. alentine says: Let every human being send
Valentine. Thus all will be happy receivers aud I'll
viii participate ia the great yearly festival Let all
IN want give me call, a. am bound to plees- both
in Price aud quality. j. j. RICHARDSON
Confectionery and Variety Stor.
fe 1-ltF Columbian Hotel nnildina
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RlGH VELVET AND MERINO VISITS.
~ We have good assortment of rich heavy, plain
and fancy Velvet aud Metino Vests which We are OF.
fei1ns " small advance cost TO close them out
tel KEEN, BALDWIN 4 co