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NEW YORK
Gold Medal Pianos !

STEiNWAY a. SONS, Manufacturers,
O WALLER STREET, NEW YORK sIaRz-1
~ Received the following fmsT PRIZE
MEDALS in Coupetton with the best mskers1 i ~ n NJ
Of Boston, New York, PhilAdelpha and Ball. =
timore:
TWO FIRST PRIZE MEDALS at the Metropolitan Pair,
Washington, March, 1865.
COLD MEDAL at the Crystal Palace. New York, No
vember 1875 (being tn only gold medal given for Pianos
within the last six yesrs)
GOLD MEDAL at the Mar yland Institute, Baltimore,
1855
THE FIRST PRIZE MEDAL st the Fai-, Crystal Palace,
New Yort, November 1886. Among the judges the
hrt Musical Talent Of the Country, such NJ Mason
GOtlFchalk, WoilenhAupt and many others ST. A Pi
amos with snd without the Iron Rrame warranted
for three years. and written guarantee given Pianos
packed and shipped without charge. Prices moderate.
dec1h-lY-N
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cHAHcsRY gALE

Cv0R and on accent ef the CLERK and Master IL he
Il og henry Craichsr, administrator As. - 7. a.
CratcAer st Als, the Chanc Cser NashgiIe by
vitae of desrss e said canse. uin Tat UkkDAr,
he Iih ef Nay ne4t 90 ths pFs@kef, eel pube sac.
forgays aersa q LAND, In Dasdson esaBsy 1saeesee
on the Nhtes Crqek fUnpike and CnmaeFlsn River,
I'D oinng ihs lands O d. shelby. Ths ncs ul bs sss
distted nto smaller Of TSn tsS asp
pariicu as dec ip ion q uhach uh eps II hana-e
Asf9re the "a, of sale.
1EsHs essin q ooe. snd hires ysara. ~ neiss
satisfactorily teATag iatsrss zad liza lss4nae
ale a. II oeiock, A 81.
ER ftkaceox Aurfioassr aPEa
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TTN0 each purchaser Of SIX Id Pen we present GIN
in Jewery vaIu. d rom a 81 Go Ring to SlOO Gold
Watch An order Of Ten Dollars will entite the sender to
an ExtrR Pen and Gift
AGENTS WANTED Good inducements offered.
Gold Pens repoint in super manner. Enclose the
Pen and thirty Post Office STAMP and the
| Pen will be Reponted and returned pOst-p Id.
Address Broadway Gold Pea Manufacturing Company,
AS Rroa,iuav New York apr3--im
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|IGARs AND T0B ACC0-we have In store. and vii
u keep constantly hand the very nest brando Of Ha
vana cgars with Langhorne Armsteads best Tobacco
and ether brands L0N0HURsT co.
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GRAND DISPLAY OF
Fancy BOnnetS and Millinery Goods
EOQ ruV STTMMER 0E I9K7

L dICy DOlIl6lS dDu MlllhCTI IUOUNI
For, 1.-THE SUMMER OF 1887.
Raa I WOULD respectfully Inform ny lacy -
#4f friends that have Dow IN stsre one otthe -
W. largest, os. besutifnl. select and cheap
retail e.taes the east nd ready TO sup
py ny encs with Rich ats Of the latest designs
NY s'Cek, in part. consists Of
iV fen Paris Bugs and Fancy Bonets Imported styles;
4uV cases haiI, bsRaa Bond Lace BOnnsts;
% SAs.s snehsh straw and other plain STYLES;
dozen Imported Inp=ual Ghip honnets. 111
brides: =
27s Cartons Of Paris Ribbons, for bOnnes and drss
50 dOser Hoop skirts, bone and Steel extra sene, Gc
40 dozen spanish and French FANS;
80 dozen Ssrasols, assorted quality;
Rich Black Bugal Lace Mantss and msteriaie
BCgPl Gimps and Laces, White, blond and MAssse
Black BuRsl Collars and Setts, tor mOurnirx.
Our stock Of mbroderes antifu -
consisting in part Of Rich Maltese Work Muslin Jseo1st
Sets, Collars f Honiton Work, Muslin Maltese
Under-sIeeves, orled Bands, TsTis b,oict cred
Bandkefchiefs One line Of PSr Aiits, Kid 6oves and
issc Belt; Ladies hne End edir O. bras Pert Monica
The Bonnet Comb and styes Of Tuck and Reddng
Comb, with many Fancy Goods ton numerous &c mention.
My opening day viii be the LIST ofApIiL
trust 70 receive the liberal Paro naEe extend'dte
lite attention. puncualy and honesty Of purpose CON-
mand continuance
will not deceive ycu regards fsshcns, ss am we'll
posted in that respect receive BY every from
Europe the lstest siy les from Paris and LoudOn.
tB Bonnets bleaehed in superior styh.
No. IS Union st. next door to stats Bank.
N. B-Country Merriam and Miliners I'd do y ell
to examine ny Stock before puI chasug as N on small
bills as cheap IS purchasing hsstI Aprli
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Cement,
Steam boats,

90 BBLs louisville Cement, for sale the trade at
w cost and carriage, by W. RUSSELL, Agent.
AR L wEaKLEYs. corner broad and Front r,s td.rIf
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DO. so uNION sTREET.
Millinery and DresS.Maklng.
MRS. n. D. HOWERTON.

TT7OULD respectfully call the attention Of The ladies' Of
w Nahsie and vicinity 10 her opening Of spring Mill
lnery on Thursday, Apr %, At hsr Emporium No. 8,
Union Sac would also respectfully anncunee that
she prepared carry iess Making, and feels eond
dent Of gSns satisfaction 70 hose who may fAyor her with
q call Aprl1.
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WILL act as Agent for such Boats favor viii
their business onicc At Il. L. Wessevs Corner BroAt
and Front streets. ID. W. RUsSELL,
declQ Agent.
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SWEET CRAB CIDER.
IN BBLs. ofthe above just received and for sale hy
III J. G. ROBERTSON,
feb2s On Broadway.
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- % M . Y a e,

R Il MI . W "A Ks
THE subscriber takes this method Of inforriag his old
customers and friends and the public generally, that
he has removed hs Hardware Store from the of stand
Market street No So In the large brirk buidins lately
erected on the souh side Road street. where he keep
eonsahy hand and makesio order the various ces
embraced 10 hs hne Of business. lie invites efpesAl at
tention 10 his large OF CASTING. LLOw
WAR BRASs &C such tntle and Coai Crates, Way
on Boxes Piow Mods SraE Cut;srs, Crn Sae ers Germ
crushers Ni Crushsrt Halcony Work and Iron Feneng,
C0aee Nils TrA Kettles Bras X tiles hog loHs Candle
Stick and an almost endless variety a other Artces
iap29 If A DkEE ANDERSON.
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A H0THEz frs.A sapply - Drun-asad and Flsi-pe,sl
n czenaxs seed th asl Eaeslgsd and 80 saia a ue
sasa and setsfl ~ AtANAA AAAAh
M1r1A -
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CHANcERY SALES.

ChANCEhk SALE.
IcOR Aad on account Of James P. h4ary, eommissoa.
II in the Of ~ Z. PeFki ins Marths bic uifs
WhLam = Reid aad sally O. his Siie AbrHn p. AsuFy,
sepmA dauFy and Fcrdin aud o. Maary heirs II Las oi
wary T. Naury, dee sd. By Firtae % q he
ChABeery Court ~ As,hVis la said cause. Ei sell
pubic sale, the prvm.se<, WkDNasDAr, the 19th
day April, sboat 50 L0ts In kasbVas In 'front.' Of
water Norks. parsicuar desc ipton Of ukeh wf
appear In hAnd-bis, 70 be isas before Gay Of sale
Tnsns "A creds Of ore and thres yeArs FOG notes
lasfsetory sscur' heA ng interest Aad lea retained
A. v. >. LisDsLEr. - College street
r. GLAscocx, Ane ioassr. maFen9A
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From vIsCHER OWEN CO., Genr Advertising House.
APPLEToE' BunpIxo .9A6 Broadway, New YORK.
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UAImN --Ih1 ab9sIslEnsd 3 ra1 l18 q lsll laskl
tGn1 No. e11sHs 81
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GREAT GIFT SALE OF GOLD PENS. &C.


s ~ A liberal discount to the trade.
apr3-lmy .s.f...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-22

RAILROAD LINES.

RICHMOND, FREDERioK sBURG AND Po-
qoMAc RAILROAD. going North. leaves twice every
day. tSunday evenings excepted at Gas ucik, "A NJ
and af O'Clock P. IT,. for the Potomac river where
q steamer Is taken for Washington, thence by Rail
road to Baltimore. &c.
yIEaIsu CENTRAL, going North, leaves this city
twice daily, (Sunda, evenings excepted at O'Clock
a NJ. and ~ clock p. NJ, Tor Gordonsville whsrt
they cnIsct with the trains Of the Orange and Alex
Andria, Washington. Baltimore. &c.
kIcHMuNp AND DANyILLE-Leaves Richmond at 9
oc3oex A. ~, and oonEects With the South Side road
a. the Junction. At IL o'clock N, sundays exceJr
tod. Az Evening Train leaves the Depot every day
except sunday, 1T 5l6 Jcloek and connects with the
6Juth-side at the Junction, at Is.
RICHMOND AND pErEkssURa-L%sves this city twice
and ass 0cik X. N. An accommodation train leave
here every Monday, Wednesday and Frdy at 9
- ~ FOR NORFOLK, 80.
& The srssnler CURTIS PECK. Capt sam1 Barnss
leaves Der wharf ut Rockets every Saturday Tues
day and Thursday mornings, at 5k o'clock A. NJ
and the GLEN COVE, Capt John Davis. every Mon
day, Wednesday ard Friday mornings, at so O'Clock,
for Norfolk and Portsmouth. touching at ali the
regular landings on the river
- tssss FOR NEW YORK, d-
The steamship JAMESTOWN. Captain Parrish
leaves every Tuesday evening, at O'Clock, for New
York, touching ~ City Point and Norfolk to reoatye
passengers, &C., leaving Norfolk next morning at
II O'Clock.
FOR PHILAp IPHIA, &C.,
By the steamshfps PENNs ~ WANNA. VIRGINIA
md CITY OF RICHMOND. 3re Of these steamer
leave every Monday and Thursday stopping at City
Point and Norfolk to receive freight and passengers
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TR2 MARRIAGE CONTRACT IN IsDIAsA.-A rather
singular case has recently been decided In Indiana.
By which it IL declared that marriage ia that State
requires no fsrmslties to make it legal, except
the mere agreement of the parties that Il is civil
contract only, and differs from other civil contracts
marcy in this-that II connot be dissolved even by
mutLa consent. 1t IA provided in section seven OF
the Rsyfsed Statute of Indiana that mo marriage
shali be void, viodable, for tho want of license
or other formalties required by law, If either Of
the parties thereto believe IL be legal marriage
At the time" 1t IL further provided that the
agreement must be recorded bnt the failure or
neglect TO do this Is only punishable by line.
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THs TouSa SPcsGEos.-The brother of Mr.. Spur
geon, q young minister OF great PROMISE and by
many better liked than the celebrity of Park
hirnsslf has lost his Voice. and is supposed to be
sinking Into consumption.
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FATAL LOCOMOTIVE ExPLJsIoN.-rhe vicksburg
Mississippi Souihron says that on Wednesday last,
. locomotive attached to the wOod-train of the
Southern Railroad, exploded ut Boleon 8
Depot-instantiy killing John Evans, engineer; a
negro labor.r, aud severely scalding and otherwise
maiming three or tour others.
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REpUcFIoy OF fandHT AT L.sT-The Michigan
6oushern and Michigan Central roads and their
eastern connections have reduced tho rates of flour
Per barrel to continue In operation until the 10Th
IL found 70 be practicable. II viii be continued du-
flag The winter. The reduction is abort per
Oent.
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MISSIONARY FuSD-At Washington, Wilkes Co.
Ga. on saturday night last, while tho annual Con
srenoe was In session, missionary subscription
was taken mp amounting to 81 400, most Of which
WAS subscribed by the preachers
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BIAnkETb-BLAEKRTs-B BLANK
81 - 1sss ssoss q ~ and ssrvnats Blsntsts.
=. I'll rs e ssss.
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T 8. SQUIRE'6 SELECT CLASSICAL
LIE AND ENGLISH sCHGCL, CORNER MAIN
AND lST STREETS, hICHM0ND, vA.-Ths clcv-
enth session Of this School, q now In progress. Pu
pills entering. are charged cniy from tne o. admis
sion. 90 D5-m
MIGHT EGnvC.< Cs Tnn yiSdlNlA
IN MECHANICS INSTITUTION WEDNES-
DAY NIGHT, the 18th Oct, two PRigARr SCHOOLS
will be opened By the COMMITTEES OF the Institute.
one In SAUNDERS HALL. on foushee street, between
Grace and Broad, under the management Of Mr. w.
A. RgSNIx and the other In the PREsBYTgRIAs ecHooL
HOUSE, on franklin street, at its intersection with
23d street, Rev THOMAS II. JoSEs being the princi-
pal teacher. These schools will be opened every
other night and FREE OF CHARGE 20 all boys
who are members Of the institute Persons wshing
the Schools can do so by calling on the Secretary.
ut the Hall Of the Institute or ON either Of the fol-
WILLIAM MACPARLANE,
Law Building,
SAMUEL 8. COTTRELL.
Main st.. betw. 18th and 18th,
A. BARGAMIN, Ja.,
10th and Main sts,
ocl-s Com. on Night Schools. Y. MI.
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RICHMOND DYING AND CLEANSING

DICHMOND DYING AND CLEANSING
IL EsTABLIsHMENT.-Tbe Subscribers would re.
speetfnlly invite the attention Of the citizens OF
Richmond and vicinity, TO the following card:
Dyeing Of Merino, belaine aud silk Goods, Goth
Cloaks, Capes, &c. Also, Grape and other shawis
dyed with special reference to patterns and beauty OF
finish. Damask and Moreen Curtains restored to
their original beauty. Also. Cleaning q Dress Goods
of every description Carpets, Rugs. Table Covers,
Lace and Muslin Curtains Kid and Satin Shoes,
Gloves, &c. in the very best style GENTS GOATS.
PANTS, &c. cleaned or died. and rePressed as OH
gipal. Merchants Goods made saleable. Goods 10
turned the shortest notice, consistent with their
being well DONE
We would invite special attention TO the manner In
which We dye Grape Shawls-Scarlet Crimson. ant
other fashionable col<rs. call is respectfully soil
cited.
We pride ourselves upon the colors and style Of
work we produce. and the impossibity OF a coInpte
titien In this respect and while promptness will al
ways' be exercised. price will be as low as IL
often paid for inferior work
DENNIS L BRO, Franklin street.
Opposite Metropolitan Hall,
no3-dlm$ Richmond Va.
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CeIvoIIyE--At grand ball In Paris lately, 6
6shionsbis lady. who had gone to the utmost In
the extent OF crsnoltns, talking gaiiy to her
fiend General -, who so distinguished him
sslf In the war with Russia. As she played with
one o( the folds OF her enormous pettiooaf, she
pisyfully inquired Of her military friend what he
thought OF her toi<tts for the EVENING" '.Ah, Ma
dame . be said, with sigh. eft Is more than beau
tiful TO me- "How!" she asked, dropping her
eyes to conceal her pleasure at the expected com.
plimept .It reminds co." said the General,
'of the tssts under which slept soundIy 10 our
encampments In the CrImea!" This from a Gene
raj, being rather particular, the lady pushed the
analogy no further.
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REMOVALS, DO.

DEMOVAL.-We have removed tempo
N rariiy to No Pearl street, under the ExchAngq
Hotel where We shall be pleased 70 50 our old
friends. @. W. PURDELL Co.
lea Exchange Brokers.
DEMOVAL.-Dr. PLUME has removed
IL his office to the third house. South OF Trinity
Church. South side and about 0ne hundred yards be.
Low the Exchange Hotel DR.. continues to treat all
syphlitc and go1orrheal complaints and having had
much practice in this line Eaters himself that hecan
give very general satisfaction call from those In
terested fs solicited
Dr. p also makes and vends OF the best restora-
tives chemical Extract OF French Flowers for con-
stitutionsl weakness. ever offered TO the public.
DR. p may be consulted copfidentialiy by letter. or
otherwise Medicines security packed and sent to or
der In almost any direction.
eet near the Exchange Hotel. Richmond city, Va
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4 BOYS CLOTHING AT COST.

Ia BOYS CLOTHING AT COST.
IN FOR CAaH.-The subscriber intending 10
MI close business with the close of the present
saA- year, will commence to sell his stock of Chi.
drens and Youths Clothing at cost for CASH only
He has on hand Suits for Boys from to II years of
age. Also, Jackets Frock Coats Pants and fests OF
all sizes-all of which viii be sold at cost.
j. ii. RIDDICK,
No. 1929 Main st :. opposite American Hotel
N.B-My regular customers will oblge me by
settling their accounts at the end Of the year with
their usual promptness Those whose bills are over
due, are admonished that, without q speedy settle
collection. J. n R
1yu4
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Y GATHRIGHT, formerly on 10Th

Azs street, has taken sne Of the new tenements
Just erected on Governor street, between Main and
Franklin. whore he viii be pleased % see his friends
and all others who may desire to purchase FTJRNf-
TURE, assuring them that he viii sen goods FOR c1h
cheaper than they can be bought elsewhere His
stock In much larger and great deal better than II
ever has been consisting Of all articles usually kept
q FEATHER BEDS, HOLSTERS, PILLOWS and
MATTRESSES; also BED COVERING. Persons In
want OF any article Ia my line will find II 10 their
advantage to give me call before purchasing else
% 2S-3m T. GATHRIGHT
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J. UNION STEAMSHIP COM

UNION STEAMSHIP COM
PANY-FOR PHILADELPHIA VIA
G6ak&CIT POINT AND N0RFOLK.-St
= - Der CITY OF RICHMOND, Captain
Mitchell; Steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Capt. David
Teal Steamer VIRGINIA. Captain p. Rooms.
One sfthese superior Steamers will leave Richmond.
until further notice, every WEDN EsDAY. touch
ing at City Point and Norfolk to receive freight and
passengers. Returning, leaving Philadelphia every
WEDNESDAY morninss at 10 Scik.
These steamers now IN hne order, increased 90
commodations for the comfort Of passengers having
been added as also more room for freight; and we
hope, by regularity, dispatch and In protecting
goods committed to Charge to receive ami
Of patronage.
e. No tTanshipmentby this line
Passage through to New York, and found, SO 90
Do do Philadelphia. andfoupd. st
cabin, 8 90
Passage through 10 Philadelphia. not found. I'd
cabin, 400
Passage 70 City Point and Norfolk same q by the
River Boats
AE Passengers by this line can stop In Phfladel
pha two three days and then proceed to New York
by the same ticket. II. Il. FUTILE, Agent,
au rs Rockets,
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THE DISPATCH.
71D1T NoRNrsa...... ,. i, 9. U.s.,

AS.--tr-~-~-~~
8 Duq1ecsssw ~ clsr ~ rHS oHIc--Kne iof's
moasA Daily rsieane Of the 18th instant sises sn
mse~sssisS picture Of the manner IN which the
oA,o rivvr 4 Invading that city and lands In toe
ssciuity. sweeping away whole acres OF land and
.h,oeas AZ lots. and christening wide spread DE-
.sruct,op. Tue Tribune says:
sYt has worked Of several acres Of bottom land,
n she ssSsp bank. and worked that down 20 finh
ssrsee sAksn I'll Of Firth street between Jefferson
street end the city limits on the west and 10 now
sttlnx acfoss 30 the western end Of Fourth street
~ hiooks, eootaiping twelve city lots that oris
,rnlly froatea upon Fisy stree<, are now washed
- rs river, which Il taking them OF at rate Of
q Iso< per day, u 70 Q oommoo thing to see dos
60 sa1ars yards drop o at once. In fact the most
a. two blocks 70 already gone; and at the North
east corner o. Fourth and Msdison sreete, tue r.
- u bat fer feet feoua Fourth ssreet. only Sc
veotssn yards Of ground lie between the oniioing
Of the b der yArd and the river AZ the rave ,nas
Goead has been eaving during the past thHty
days, 30 coe month tbs bel er yard oandinS VIII
os % bmsrred unless removed. Only about forty
yards OF srcsnd fntsxvens between the depot
keildiu9s aud the river. At the same rate this
rround IA nov disappearing. IN three or four
f,outha the very chsncsi u ;he river would wash
sAsss baiidlngs And IL must be apparent 70 every
observer shat she evil Increases In foroe t pro-
sr~ssss Ths more the obsnpsi u the river
works Ia toward tbs bank, resting upon quick
sapd the moro forca II gains, and the harder 81
wni - 70 stop Ste inroada-
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CEILING AT REDUCED PRICES
~ We have ON hand and selling at very low rates
large and we'll assorted lot of Cashmere Business
Beaver Surtouts Black and Brown Cloth Rrock Coats
large ASSIGNMENTS OF Boys Over and Body Goats,
Black and Fancy Cashmere Pants, large lot We are
vets, Merino and Black Fancy Cassineres, Furnish
Ing Goods Of all styles and grades Gentlemens
Travelling Shawls, from 81 TO So. :
N. WALKER a co.
de 10 las. corner Of Main and Pearl sta
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IS UNITED STATES MAIL
LUDLAM 4 WATSON.

r.. -sHszssEa THE ADAMS EXPRESS
COMPANY. 1874 Main ST., having
resumed their Steamship Express TO and from Nor
town and Roanoke. which leave New York every
"Wednesday and Saturday, and thence by rlilroad to
and the principal places in virginia and North Caro-
Tina, are now prepared TO forward. with great dis
patch, and at reduced rates, every Kind of Merchan
fise. Valuable Parcels, Jewelry, &C., to the abevt
named cities, and all places on the seaboard.
Our Express on the Steamships will be accompanied
by special Messengers, who will give their personal
attention TO the careful handling 0 goods entrusted
to the ADAMS EXPRESS co.'s Steamship Express
Shippers will please take notice that packages to
points In Virginia and North Carolina will be sent BY
steamers, unless otherwise marked.
Freight received On day Of sailing, until o'clock.
PM. J. l.. MACDONOUGH,
AGENT of Adams, EYnrass Co
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SFALL TRADE, 1887.
GEO. j. SUMNER.
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
CHINA. GLASS And EARTRENWARE
N pEARI N

CHINA. GLASS AND EARTRENWARE:
NO. %, PEARL ST.. RICHMOND, VA
We are DOW reoeivfng our Fall importations per
CITY Of Brooklyn. &c, and per steamers and vessels
plated GODS Bsek Tin f ssnns ana jig
panned War; &C.. &C.; which make mp stock ID
a.ssst And most complete we have eyer offered. and
Walls Of tbs merchants Of virginia, North Caroiinat
ere pr epared TO offer our goods good terms as
any r~-peeking house 10 the country.
buy
eur stock, ~ We satisfied they can save the risk
and sxpensss OF goods by giving us their ordsrsL
. GEO. ,. SUMNER
MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURES
~ are solicited to call at No lls Main street and
'1A0'n' 'h' large cl5Ts f ass
= :Sos o,1E Coat aagIaps shswls; black cloth
,sy. Alis q Sssh II vii Snn: LII a. ur ans
dis s0~ price,, for cash. ~
J. D. GOODMAN,
n p-nps Dress suits made to order when prs-
a.. o s %. md s cam styles. quality and make
:. RUPTURES RADICALLY CURED
~ DIR. sHgRMAN's RADICAL CURE TRUSS
Inas e shs nnst tihcacsous and comfortable Truss
Do~ IN nss Per~ons afflicted with rupture and who
~ reaAy DESTROYS Of being radically cured. now
RAvseo Opportunity. Do not h preven ed from max
- uiAi q The Truss from the mistaken idea that
&cor cAse y rsaiiy bad one and OF long standing
Yoo Gan 30 ccrct-shorcughIy and psrmanentiy
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