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Smiths Electric OIL"

'i'lIl~ preparation. which bee made .rrh speedy
rurss i1 rhia ...hs fT u1N, other place.
I-sfrs iH attract lHH ..t uryrrsaI arspta1, and
elicit ,HuuHlrs .. ...r kui. StDr say be- 10
tvk.r,ArtHs. Dft.| s. fhf, sssIy1 ryrN thing
Iut tba fs,I rrI rbitl.lHbi.,l ~ SONS. lsFtAs.
vAtUrl WUIuv,risu, Gurr, fAIsN, BuEss,
pttrs. Nrrr,tat.. ~Atr NIUrv. IHrstFr.
tas. Sf,iN IurrrIuss of fha skin, Nnvs
tHurt,f. .s, Aus,THs, tHHrr, AsIuHA, Is
uHTr,I .HEiirsD., SUR JHtNff, IFt1Ns,
Wursns .r| -FU'uys, rnHEry HHrtsr, w..
vpEEU,.b, SuHt luuH,r, tEusrIr l'Hrs,
N,JrT '.rb..s Paws. Iu.TU, Isr nua
IIr,u.,rr. Dr,rvrs'. S., Bni Trr'hmg
CbiI.r.r ,r. MT often c,r-I Ir from niHr'~' in
+, l.s It,. suupb %, tha iuugiHttl1l. N'i Iry
have r.al ilis Ol without deriving srnr SPECIAL
Isp.r. yithl ~ hluf, bri u1ay pr- thsN Who
have Hsru perfectly ,ufHI Hl tHrIr .lsrasss ysfy
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ONTpHu, ss.--Ntp C8u.tui Probate hrII8f Poo.
fs.vIfliH .pi .ir che DlrHI, .i osHfI con iir
81 IHrsIN ui NH,ru.sI. \ ID. 1871.
.hN hs Petition uf NNgN tNN ALLEN,
" u.Hlu Yi AtruIus Uu1iu, b.r of ps0.
MODS, Ip suI tTHrIf, H--r,s.I, l..IrE ihIf bee
IlVr. HgY Ia assigned trI srt HHf Do hrl, iI BIO
bH HIs'a1H's estate. lli that Cnmn,..,p.sr. us
appointed lar tal' urfIs,Hs.
OruTErn, rdu che .bH Petitioner give
r.ft.rf1r. nr.s.Hs iuf.rrsts.i,b, causing rHryD
f4rs ruIrI ta DO pr'I.sbrItbrrr weeks suor-ssI,'y
BE- Tbs uN.I Democrat, puH . 't Pans, tlut
fh., mtf 1rI.tI attn Probate Cont rIr h..l ct
rtus. ia .ltI county ,r1ibr 81 Iu...f Of p0,rm.
700 .# g.I..|
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mo VuT PROFESS

r. emo svs...l.rf. irt 0HF certain cI,s, IT
cuur..iri.. elliot phtgb lu ur,b." COO simple
TfIur arI l,.ulrl uur-p,., hmugh ths
tHn.tf.. Iu. Electric OI. rrl thr Nrfvu. VITAL
IuiIpi thr btulp lrlI,. together With it. Ts yic
rF 10 uruN rllE NBSORBENT~. vhish u
.furl,i.. o. I-t'ht '.f.,rb .ts gi.If', perceived
boo tha tssr,Nr frllst ir,r, PAS trd 'Ispur-nr-
,n-. uf4I s.,.Iug "~urb.s E.rriu. uIi 70
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iuGuSrrsJ.kNIGur.

O-rrufs. Npu.ur,aI ral1ir hrII1t rtus,
u..u suI u. trr ,H1rN H' u,...... rIr
81 Co.. BrHi y .yru'rf iufbs ,r1rni ... l.HuI
.r-f.ruHI rIglf hr. ..,.I rri hi,-ss,rH.
a. fH. rrrr.r rHr.uI.,
UruITru, IHH. u.n.r hr gwen o.
pN rr.sHrs iHf..rs'.I. Dr.. S1rslrr o r.ry ~ fhr'
...... tH I. r#..sH.I tIrr vrrhs fuIr.s.I's., on
2. u.' n r...lr, r..Hr.' 10 l1.... tru 'r.
ur. .."r4r.Il Probate ..I.f o.. Del a.I 100 Par
,s. DO .1iI r.HHfs. u1 ibr . llr.',, ul p...u''rr.
u..f. HfuH. ,'..h IH fh. iHr.Hr11, nri chow
.1...H.Il., have. nr, H. rrH.. nt s1.I T.uup"
sH.H.. ..' H. ..u..I >u.l u.u.. r Del gFrr
Irf... .f|I .HHII
TupN1- No. BROWN, J.fsr
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BRILLIANT PROSPECTUS
FOURTH YEAB or ruE
COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION,
rHr ThNous
Dusseldorf Gallery Of Paintings
Purchased alta cost of $4,000
AM POWERS WORLD RENOWNED
STATUE or THE GREEK sLtyEi

RcpmChas,d ibr siN thoa'Rl dollars, with sever.
81 hpHJ-r oiher votks ct Au, io fainiiuss, Scalp
turr aui Bruui-s. comprise che Premiums q, b.
awauis,l ~ the siHsrtihyrs ui che JHsnoHolitop
At Association. who subsCribs hci1r, che PSI, II
larpry. ISIS. at which time the awauif will take
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T.n. A.. TIHu m rHa1. J,I.f 4 Pr11v
frfhs G.rf. n OrHri
HuuBLr rrr-.1i., SARAH HAYES, OF
\ 4 WB.I'rI, m .lif Comfy, iIU he b. the
vi .rv 90 lgU,uuu il,Nts, irr ut Wairuf i,
who decd ul flr tvrrr..IN.h tHg uf ur'ohTr, \.
-. lsj', iH.e.illr, .,ifrI tHI p1,'r'',l ui real
,-iata, -Haif luI ,hlus'., rights anil srriis,
Viii Do ought Oh o. aIuln.i,rrI according Co law.
MunUiHu. 500, VfturH.. puNs, that tduIuis-
iriii,u ui stI ,.air may o. granted o. JOSIAH
MuNEpI,--bs drrIui1g ihr trust
pltHH 10 NIi.rI.f. ilis .thfr.lih day Ut No.
,ru.b,I, \. ID. l~j5.
L a
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OtroEp, ss.-Nt q court Of Probate hsldatrari..
vithin aud lor Tho ouuniy ui ONlorl, on the
ihirI rur.d,y u November, 4. u. l-j5.
IWl,AIh rWlTjilEl.l.. Gtafliin II Al
y uiUS T.. LAHT, uf Gilrld. ~ saI
Couaty, mi1rf, having pfrscpir,l Do. 6nll ,rsuunt
oi guardianship of sBid Nsfd br allowance.
OUDIUIp, That che saI Guar,lpp give
Haflss to ~ person. ,pisfcs'si. D.. causing copy
of tb. ouI'r Co. d. publishri three wr,k, .uscrss.
lvoIy iu The ONGd Democrat. pfiuirl az Paris.
thHt thry ma, appear ,ta Probate Count Co o. hrll
40 rbrIs, 90 spid county, on che % Gussiay "a
Dy,rmI-r nest, at y of the clock Do thr l1rrno1u.
an1 .hrv c1H.s % any the, hivr) Why the s1mr
shHH'l mot o. allowed.
THOMAS II. BROWN, J.srs.
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H.. ..r.r Hri 'rfh. tHH.N HI usH... HH rl.
r.| T.... .ipr..... 4 n. l~-1.
.hN l. r...H .i NNNE b. BARROW
~ sIIle r. l,rrL H,FrHws, .t'. u. '..-
FI.f. .r .Hr| Comfy, U...Is.I, pu.us Hl 40 r'.
Ns.r.. 900 Of flr urr.lryI estate HI H.. Hfa IHs.
NlH.,H
u.Es-I. TIVE. NH.s *. Dlr.ts s.T. Hn'...
fH1I H.Is.r. interested. Ir rprsi1r ..n. H' fHf
....rr fl. ls HrI.rslrI tHr.. ulrhH .rrrHsuvnii 900
Iba O,a.i ur.uH.I,'. uriU'r. 90 r1r'.. IIr'i urt
..ls pHH.t.H r0't'. CONT fHI b-' IHf l.f.N.i.g
Ip 90 d county, 1Hrr. i5rb i'EH' n...n'-ru',i, pt
H.r. .. fls '., tu t.. r.ruHrl, YHI shes. cause,
90 srt frrt have, W.. tIr .pus sH Hrb uHt %"
granted.
TuuNNs u. BRpMN Jsfs.
\ ifur cops attest
Dawn ksArr. Es.ri..
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u,rUEu, ss--itb rau.t 90 Pualatr hsll % Par
De-. v.fI.H a.. On. OBJ. t.uIft .i us'HrI, 600 lI.
u.rf Co.. fufN.yUuu,r, \. II. ISL.
o. fHa foregoing Petition,
Or.rsl. TllI iur sI Petitioner give notira
o. 1911 pFr.lns iI..Irstad, Do, causing rH nf ibIs
uu.rr 90 's. HrH.sh.I ibr." wr.A. "r,.'ss.,r.y Boo
T4s uNIu ID .u1rr,t, u.Iufr pt lIu., that r1r1
NAV appeared. e pUrIr1r. r.H.t o. lr hr' Hat r1u.,
BOO .lrI r.rrf,, pn iHr ih,ri lua.i,y of DrDeulrr
1sNf, 40 IH. Ui tUr rI1ra i1 iUr prl1pu, s1i sh~v
rIa.., u s1, they have, vHy t1o sane sh1tIi ult
%. granted.
THOMAS u. brown, Jsis,.
\ tur Dpy-tursi.
nANln AArr R--L.l.--
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Nsfru tone ago vr c,'I-l iar attention Of 0ur
rraHgrs 90 a. fact ct a splr.o.s sUigi, Of ,h,sr
Wv popular usfo,n.s, pa. Wl,~r's VrEvt-
rr,r ,,u liyrE rttr'. having made thur
H,rara1-s. M-.srs. FLEMING UGuS. msua-
h-tur-r. lrI rrurrirtrr. Of ,hc ,r7uirs article,
have rr- a.rirtfa'rl 'hr possibility ofrhrir tsir.
srrH'-r', fr' rr -i'pfrl, alI O.. -rBu che public
against sa.a .ra1l, have ra.rrn up,a az great ca.
rrrsr. h.. .t.s. r1gu,s4 uprn.r', op each ni
~b,,b che purchaser u.l GaH tar nr-,mi.c of
FLEMING BROS. Th.H..rt.rs a5rrwn,n,-
bog och les of rlr, arI vrI .f vom.f.r. arr
TrH.oI aa far vhHr I.n-r. ,a'.r marked The
ur'rr r1.k can o. r.sE O.. h.tHr che direction
Hr o.. fHr #eaL Ta. purchaser 1911 61Iit uaI
ss fa.IHu.
DIR. N'LANI'~
Celebrated NctmitugC aul Liver Pills,
FLEMING ERu>., PROJECTORS.
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p,rrrr. s..-l', r.Ilf of e. .Iarr HrIl ,f Pc.
90. H.f.fH iri nr OBJ. rrIr'. Hi p,.TN. .1 'hr
Hug Tr..ll Hf N.t.u.... 4 - ISL
4 iUIpN o. UENpGIEN .,nrt E,ssmHr
Y rrp y.TtIiH irHrru.I' rr.H.H.Hr p h. fh#
BsI WtI HHI I.suu.H'.' IurH,s Urhr.rHI,
H'- ri uu'H1, iH sluI IIIIf,. IrrIs.l, having
nlHs.rf.f iFr stl. r. rrr'uf..
u-frsf. IIbi fl.s r.1 lHmr o. NHIhnv give
MOTTO. o. 80 rrr.srf interested. 'T slusHr -IrH
ui fHIs H...f 90 Hr .rh.IsHrl llr" ur.i. srrr.ss-
TT.F Ir 90. DEir.I u.nH.rff. rT.r.. no IH.s,
HttftB.t ...fH ursHrHfg rr.Ili. r.IH 'H 'H IH'I
&C. Pace. .f .,iI .Hrr'., H1 tHr rf.I Tpr.IIF Hf
u...r.'Hrr.sf. Hi rrr .f t.H .'.rN .r fbr i"r-
.#HlH. 900 .H.y ,pu...r. pH. tbrs hove, ghF fhH
.HHr sHHr.| 90 De-. nH.,.i, approved, |uI H''Hu..
&c co. l.t Nt.I cot Irs'tnrlf .f sf.I I.#.ls.I.
TlIpuN- CO. brown. Jsf.a
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THOMAS H. npowy, J.is.

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hNN'" NN''r, h'.H'F.
Tori. Nr. I.... NJ N.n4, J4I...' P...sfr
frE.. l.aBIy #I Ir.rI.
FImuTlN llpDEN, H furs'rHrH.fI. o..
ur.uf ~,urrt NunuI. Hfs rfll.'r.1, i1
ssH rH#Hf,, d.r#is.i. respectfully ru.rsrHfs. iI1i
flr r....4lI s.tf. % .,lt i.g.,.e Of. 1li sufficient
nIat Iha iI,f t..rs uli.D l- us.' rf rl. 'lIn. ~
hf. death. Do. trH .1li 1i zoo. burNr-i dollars.
luuI Itrtiur"r therefor. Huts tIHf Nuur llrnrr
ua4.4 .U,1f hiH ...Tsr 90 ...I Leo ruH...u. private
yr, alf 0HH,., I'll ui tlr r.iI r.ufr Hi .l.I .r.
U.Is..I, ..Ih. rHEmrutHi s'.i DIE Hui Incidental
r.rr-r. TIMOTHY IIDpEN.
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INNrNNrLY sOOTIlINC.
Large Botilc, ten time, he Chenp".ti
KEEP WELL tOEkTD

I.ra .r q .h.II, 1u' rrfh,l sH-l.' l''i n"I stains
MOI. Hkfu uF hH.r.
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cUIpE FOR TRApELERs AND OTHERS
Railroad Lines.

Railroad
RICHMOND, FRRDERIcKsBuhc AND POTOMAC
E.uKosp, going North leaves twice every day,
1sunday evenings excepted at O'clock q. m. and
s,..msr i, taken for Washington thence BY Railroad
TO Baltimore 30.
VtscINIa CENrxAL, goiss North. leaves this city
twice daily tsundsy evenings excepted. As O'Clock
, m and II O'Clock p. m for Gordonsvills, where
thew connect with the trains Of the Orsags and Al.
exsndria Railroad for Alexandria, Washing gton Bal
tinore &c.
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE-Leaves Richmond st
as'cIcct a. m and connects with the Southside Road
st the Junction. at IL o'clock u Sundays excepted
RICHMOND AND PETssssuRG-Le.ves this city
twice every day tSundsys excepted at 81 O'Clock
m and s o'clock ., An accommodation train
leaves here every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
9o'cissk q. II.
Fer Norfolk, &c.
By the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad to Port
NaIthslI thence by steamer VIM SELDEN Capt
VIM C. Smith. The cars leave the Depot every Men
day, Wednesday and Friday mornings at 81 O'Clock.
III. steamer CURTIS PECK, Capt John Davis
lssve, her -hsrf st Rockets every Saturday, Tues
6sy aud Thursisy rnorninss at 81 o'clock M, for
Norfolk and Portsmouth, touching at all the resulsr
landings on The River.
For New York, &c.
The steamship JAMESTOWN, Csptsin Parrish,
leaves every Tuesday evening at O'clock, for New
YORK touching City Point snd Norfolk to receive
pss,eus sers &C. leaving Norfolk next morning, at ii
O'Clock.
By the sts.u1shipg PENNSYLVANIA, VIRGINIA
and CITY ON RICHMOND. One of these stesme mers
leave every Monday and Thursday stopping at City
Point and Norfolk to receive freight and panen gers
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PRICE ONE CENT.


| Important Meeting.-Ths annual meet;rs :. =.
Virginia Mechanics Institute viii be held sne
at I4 O'Clock, at the hall. northwest eorner - ~ =
and Main streets. Those who feel any inter..s = =
the succeas OF the Insti.nts should be present.
| City CouncA-The newly elected Council ma. :,
sne Council Chamber last Saturday afternoon At
| o'cioek-Nessrs DavidJ Saunders, VIM. @ Allan
Charles Dimmock. Sami n. Denoon L. W. GIs xe
brook, Edwin Robioson, F W. Roddev. Georcs
w. G.etser, George Whitfield, VIM. Holt Richard
Son Charles Millspaugh, John a Greauer, Richard
| Il Grattan absent ;
seorn nat the appointed hour Joseph Msyo.
Esq appeared IN the Chamber and administered
the usual oath to the members present
CuydnEGsaon The meeting was called to order
Allen was chosen chairman. "
fTesaaent-The Chair announced the frat busi
ness IN order to be the election of President
mr.. Whtneid nominated Mr. P. r. Grsttan.
DR. Roddy desired Mr.. Gr..tan for ,hs .ss.
cause he wished Mr.: Saunders retainad . : ri.
man OF the Finance Committee, '.~'''
Mr Denoon pressed the claims of Mr. Sannder.
oecaase OF nis long service to the city. and de-
natures God for the post of chairman of .h. r;1
nance Committee Vi 'ne Els
Mr.. Glazebrook also urged the claims of ",
Saunders, and the vote being taken resulted a.
follows: o'"I'eo ~
For Saund.rs-Messrs Hill Hsstins c-..ro.
Robinson, Dimmock, Gszsbrook, Denoon and Al
len-S. AU Al
For Gratan -Messrs Richardson. Millsp.ueh
Whitfield, Roddy, Gretter and Saunders-6
SO Mr.. Saunders was declared to be- elected
President of the Council for twelve msnths
Mr. Saunders, on taking the Chair. returned
thanks for the honor conferred in brief terms
Chamberlain The President announced the
INST business in order to be the election of CLERK
of the Council Va 0'''A
Mr. Denoon nominated Mr. Thomas Lawson
ihere being no other nomination, the vote was
TAKEN, and Mr. Lawson was unanimously elected
Mr.. Lawson then nominated Mr. Peter W Raj.
seon as bis Assistant and the question being mt
the nomination was confirmed
Examine the PoHs-The following members wsre
appointed committee to examine and report unon
the returns Of the Conductors: Messrs Robinson
Allen and Haskns.
The committee, after brief retirement returned
and made the following report:
That Alfred Inloes C. Hill Dr. A. Pieot Geo
f.. sadler and Richard Sanxsy were elected AIaer
men from Jefferson Ward; h. M. Burton. G. A vii
son, James f. Fisher, George w Gillian and r =
Tinaiey from Madison Ward and John L. Tars N
Lip:eomb, James Bray P. H. Starke and John W
beveridge, Aldermen from Monroe Ward Tbsv
also reported the following the official vote for tbs
city officers: WV ''i ZIG
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70 is4 taels Two vessels bad left for Enssnd. and
% sntes wsrs on the berth. The Amsrisan ship Gold
en- haoer laden With timber for Shsnshae struck OF
arock ct the sntrsHee of the Mn and became s.tots
wreck; the crew we're saved. Some attempt to In
rfoouce the Mexican dollar into current use VA
made oy the authorites but have yet to see with
what result.
GREAT BRIrAIN.
Artihosss are employed from In the morning IN
ar at a1sht 10 Portsmouth doeky ard equip the
eunbost squadron for China; and also the troop shp
and frisate Transit Assistance, Adventure, and Fu
nous. The Transit 10 90 far complete that shs wa,
swung in Portsmouth harbor for the adjustment o
nee eompsass, and the others are all we'll forward.
The Dublin journals Of the 18th are filed with ae
counts OF the effects Of 9 severe storm which. com
SHeneins on Friday night QS!h,) only subhded on
Tho Earl Of Ami srst is dead.
Commercial Intelligence.
LONDON MONEY NARKEr
The CITY Article" Of the Times, dated satur.
DAY evening, March 14th says-"In the Stoek Ex.
ensngs to day the rate for short loans on Govern.
ment Securities was 81 to per cent In the dis.
count market and ct the Bank there wss q very
ident that when the dividends fall due larKs BRO.
portion OF them will have to be carried back to the
Bank in repayment for advances"
The same authority uader date Monday evening
says "Ihe English Funds continue to show e1.
tIeme dullnsH, the uninterrupted drain of sold
checking all disposition towards improvement.
Consois for money to-day again opened at o3A to i
and declined in the afternoon to sS to l. from which
tnere was no recovery. For the Account the last
Pilce was S;t 20 f."
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
:, MARCH "a Cotton 1.-The demand for cotton con.
unues very moderate, and the sales to-day do not
exceed 5000 baeslo 1000 bales speculation and for
export. Prices without change
MARCH l6-Thers was an improved tone in cot.
ton to-day The sales were over 70nO balss inc In.
ding 800 on speculation and for export Prices were
the turn sganst buyers
BTeadstutfs-The only allusion we find to this
market IL under date of Saturday evening the 18th
a. follows 70 day there was increased INQUIRY for
wheat and full prices are insisted upon. The wss.
ther IL stormy.
The commercial letters from India received to-dav
are not unavorsbe a. regards the demand for Euro
pean goods but the pressure for money at Calcutta
which has caused the rate of discount to advance to
IA per cent, il calculated to give an additional
stimulus to the shipment of silver from this country.
AT Bombay the transaction in imports had been on
satsfactory scale, and would have been larger bnt
for the frmness of holders while at Calcutta an &C.
tive gensral demand had prevailed both for Man.
chester manufactures and metals
LONDON MARKET.
The London Corn Market was heavy on Monday.
and sales could not have been pressed except at a
decline of 10. or q wheat White American
quotsd ct 62s. 068s. and Red 53s065s.
Amencso Flour 36s0S3s
Prom Liverpool our commercial advises are yery
meagre.
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EXECUTION IN ILLlHoIs-Alfied Countrymen
was executed sccordias to legal sentence, ct Rock.
ford Illinois, on the 9th uit, for the murder sf the
OF November last fhs ssllows was erected on sn
open space about two milss northwest Of Roskford.
From the Jail the prisoner wss taken By sortsss,
bis eputel re- eporters the prsosers relsves. min
isters etc snd su rounded BY guard sf three has-
dred armed iremen and eitissas. On ssschiss the
seattle. the clergyman offered up prayer, the
with great self but sading mssh sgtsted
The final preparations then took plscs, ssd the
criminal was soon dad Fully twenty thoussnd
persons are said to have witnessed the spectacle o
whom about . thousand were women. many Of then
wsdng, with infants in their arms, through mud a
kle deep to see the show. r-e s--.-rs
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INTENSIVE OPENING OF
NEW sPkiNG GOODS,

INTENSIVE OPENING or
NEW 81 RING GOODS.
At J. AILLHisER { BRo,s,
The subscribers are about OPENING tha met -
tensivs and choicest stock Of NEW GOODS the,
ever had the good fortune to offer to their frsnd.
and customers seneEally aud respectfully call the
attention Of the ladies to the same In uarteulsr Ia
addition to the usual variety of Goods kept in our
ine we sha have of the best stocks In the citv
in the following kinds of soods:. -
Black Silks of ali grades
Fancy Dress Silks newest styles
BLK Robes some very rich
berase Robes, great variety
Plain Berases Tssues and Grensdinea
Lawns and French Jsconets
Plain all wool Deianes and Challias
Plain and Figured Brilliantes
Stellas and Cashmere Shawis
bombszines Aipacss and De Beees
leo0 pieces Jscooets and Cambria
1000 do Checked Musiius 4
Irish Linens, Napkins and Towels
Table Damask and Table CIethe
bosnet Ribbons large stock
1000 fine French Muslin Collars
2oOO fine Cambria Collars
5000 Cam brio and Swiss Bands
1000 Rich Emb'd Linen Hdkfs
100 dozen Grass Linen do
lOO do Hem-stitched do
goo do low-prced Linen Hdkfs
embroidered Muslin ana Tarletan Dresses
Nansooks and Swisses
rich lot of Cambric Edgngs
Psrasols, an erdless variety
full assortment of Hosiery, Mits, Laces, Edg.
ings, &c.
The principal part of our goods being bought at the
DER In Job lots exclusively for cash will not ac
knowledge any competition In the way OF low prices
All we ask is call from you before buying knowing
that every body, these daya, in favor of buying
where can be bought cheapest.
J. MILLaIsER l. BRO,
NH ZS-Sw 1873 Brosd st.
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THE FISH TRADE.-The Alexandria CORES

THE FISH TRADE.-The AIeXandria CORES
pondent of the Washington Union says
"Ths fish trade may now be saidto be fully
commenced. The daily supply is beginning 10
satiate the daily demand The prices this
morning were: Shad ten doars TO twelve dol
lars; herring o. to %; but the hard wind
that has prevailed to-day, threatening . diminu
tion of the supply for few days. holders this af-
tarnoon have advanced 10 &l4 for shad and el0 for
herring. "A large lot Of fsh In tubs and baskets
left here this morning on the tow boat James Guy
for Warrington Considerable lots in wagons and
carts dailyigo to Washington and into the country.
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INTEREsTING CoRREsPoNDENcE.-ThsW Wash.
ington Union publishes the corrsspopdencs be-
tween Lords Napier and Clarendon and Secretary
Cass, relative to the rescue of greater part Of
the crew of the British bark Tasso, which was
wrecked at Barnegat, by the crew Of the Amsri-
can life boat. Mr.. Fowler, the acting Vice Consul
at New York, has been instructed to convey to the
widow Of John Jones, one Of the American boat.
men who perished, donation of ESQ, - . mark
of the sympathies of the British Government. 4
subscription has also resulted In the collection Of
sum sufficient to purchase small house and farm
for Mrs. Jones. Mr.. Fowler IL also making In.
quries respecting the relatives Of John Parker and
another boatman who lost their lives 1t tho time,
and in reference to the rest of the boatmen who
shared their danger. Lord Clarendon has In.
sructed Lord Napier to express In the warmsst
terms the thanks of the British Governments for
the timely assistance rendered, and their sdmra.
tion of the courageous devotion Of the American
boatmen.
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Political GatA1inT-Ths American -, J.
nenrco county are b hold . mssaine - ~.
.Sult house today, . nominate acasdidsss -
~. Lnesisaatuse. Dr. Sheppard having dselisAl-
~ sns same place. and = Msssss. Crane and -.
- ~, eoe opposing candidates lbr CspRrso, sre +.
Of them NY % eAPsessa nun sash
c.,,.n Dnoeraae Conpension The Democratic State
Ssturd.s Inmiaee I. held meeting b this city %
ro,n, non, on the 18th Of Nav nsxt n piehmenH n
tornsv suitable candidate for the oHlce Of AZ.
".'s 1eoerai Mr.. Bocock having rssieDed
vorn. Celebration -On Nondav nsxt n.
aalo, Capt Richardson, WIN celshrssa ~,
and dinn..y ~ public parade, target praesieo
...s trexAbo1t7 40 O'Clock last Saturday p,rAs II.
Get on fire, and partially consumed.
The Hastiass Court win meet and or,.,,.. ..
day At IL O'Clock, at the City Han. '''' "
Watch House Reports. shs r,.,., -.
March last there were but l23 persons srresteo .nS
locked up In the two station houses Of this cstv
or this number SO we're white, 81 were slaves .nd
Il were free negroes. Al the Arst station homo
43 whites, q slaves and free negroes wsrs CON.
misted. At the second station house, The eon.
mitments were-l5 whites, "a slaves, and fros
negroes.
IntempeTGnce.-Jim Dixon, very tntempefato
man, was committed to Jail by the Mayor last Sat.
urday, for Ill treatment to his wife and children
while drunk. Jim is . baker by trade, and whom
sober, can get along comfortably, but the love Of
bad liquor overbalances his affections for bis fam.
ily, aud as consequence gets himself into un.
pleasant scrapes.
D'smtssed,-The charge against Arthur Pags, .
slave. OF assauting and beating Reuben, Q siave,
was heard by the Mayor last Saturday and dis.
missed, his honor being satisfied that the com.
plainant was the aggressor.
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nh l2--d3mA

- Cancers and Tum ors Cured without
cuttins-DR M KAHN late of Philsdel pb Ia, respeete
fully oers his services to the citizens and the pub.
tic Generally for the cure OF Cancers Tumo5s
Moulds Rlstches and ell diseases OF the skin. he
can also cure Secret Disssses.
IA will remsin In Richmond thres month";.
can be found at his Office, st the Clifton House, nom
10 A. r., to r. II. -,
mh l6--lmS
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Supper and Presentation.
C oRREsPoNDEN ENCEoFrHEp pIsPArcH.1
DANyIILE Anri1 "A 1as,

AN'HIIE' ApTH 30, 1901.
On Wednesday evening last the citizens Of this
place, gave an Oyster Supper to Messrs. ChsrIes
B Tsliaferro and Resbsn Hopkins, two cid snd
much respected citizens. who are about TO leave
Virginia, for the far west" On that occssiou a
silver pitcher, ordered by the Directors of the
seuted to their retiring Cashier, Mr. Taliafsro
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Col. BENTON OPPOSED TO EMANCIPATfos AT
the Democratic meeting held in st. Loais, Thurs
day night, MIR. Huntington, the editor Of the Lea
der, read letter from Colonel Benton, in which
be denounees and repudiates the emancipation
movement In Missouri