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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-18

IIOTsi ST. GERMAN. ra0ApHA ~, FIFTH AVENUE
and T~en's second strr-iih. beautiful and ussiua
hotel bcinr rcpaintcd orisr,
op.n for the r~e.P''a 81 sus- sf.nty Furnished rocsnss
Eurc and su.tr. AL having gas araNaei O.
n-nts ~ reasonable rates III. hce c,adutei entirely
ID. European plan, and psrpiar p,i 1,
witch WI hs supplied with an s asl-s-es
son Meals served In private pafors The ocatn ~ his
bsl NJ the intersection -, ,irss ft AMI Twenty
senBd stree. h not ercees q being
ONE ot the mos, nc.sslnc an lrl n..n egn.nrhooia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-18
Whale men.
n3- See port arrivals.
Spoken. Re.

%" See port arrivals.
Spoken, &c.
Ship Mary Ann, Remmonds Calcutta June
ton Aug n, lat 20 q s. lon 333 h.
ship Oheo, Greenough hence for Charleston Oct TO- 10
M, no lat &c
Bark Jenny Ford Sargent from Teekalet for Honolulu Aug
81. lat "A 80. lon la5 40.
Bark Hamilton Jackson from Philadelphia for st Jago Oct
Q, lat SO 49, lon 1420
bark W. painted black with streak showing
red signal with white letter in centre Sept a.
% O3, Ion Goes
Brig Black squa Philadelphia for Guentenano Sept
Is, 20 miles above Cumberland Iarbor.
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Letter from Lunenburg.
oP rHE nIonMOSD DAILY DISPATCH.
New PLYMVUrH, Luuenburg, Va,

$1,000
New PLYMourH Lunenburg, Va
February, 18th, 1888. }
Being at present in locality which always con
tsns at least something OF interest TO tfs readers
of your very popular paper ant the citizens O
Richmond, l deem it not improper to send you
these lines. We left your city on the morning Of
the atb, aud at ii O'Clock arrived at Notto~al
Court House: and that being court day, We deter
mined to tarry a while. Bat the extreme incle
nieucy OF the weather prevented a large crowd
from assembling on the court green Hare hume
and sleigh rides for the next day constituted the
chief topic Of conversation among members OF the
bar. bench, &c.
Nothing of interest TRANSFERRED as we pursued Our
Journey from Nottoway Court House, until We
reached Lunenburg Court House, where We found
pictui ed in all perfection, the incidents common
To a court day la the country. Brandy passed cur
rent aud spirits ran high.
Some of the citizens of Lunenburg held meet
ing to take consideration measures relative to
proposed railroad liue from the Junction, i'll Not
toway, tn Clarksyille, III Mecklenburg, through
tho counties of Nottoway, Lnnenburg and Meek
lenburg. The scheme Is exciting considerable in
terest in this section, and Its advocates have high
homes of the result. We of opinion that IL is II
scheme in which the mercantile portion of your
city, at least, should take part Tor the railroad,
running US proposed, would pour into Richmond Il
trade and capital which ID now not known To her.
We trust Richmond will be awake to her interest
We find ourselves this evening at the beautiful
little village OF Plymouth, situated ABOUT three
miles from the court house This is a lovely lit
tie place, which has lately sprung up here like
a magnolia in the midst OF the rude forest
As we are the hon0red gusets Of Messrs
Gary & Folkes, merchants of this place, We k1t0W
enough TO say, that If the rest Of the inhabitants
are possessed of an equal share OF enterprise aud
hospitality, it is destined to 20 ahead so far as
we have formed acquaintance, we think the set
tiers of New Plymouth will prove themselves
worthy sous of the untiring Pilgrim Fathers OF
the Old Plymouth Rock
We had the pleasure of attending wedding
party last evening" at the house Of one of the near-
est neighbors, and can truly say that heauty and
Old Virginia hospitality go together in this coun
~. We had merry time, aud only regret that
IL is past
Wheat crops are looking finely.
Yours, truly, CITIZEN
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DRY GOODS.
NEW GOODS. NEW GooDs.--A 4

NTEw GOODS, NEW G00DS.--A. n.
~ PARKER 60. have Just recciTed per steamer
I,,,c.tnwn a variety of new and desirable foods.
selected In person bv one of their cohcerp now Va
New York They will eoniinus TO he suppiteu Io"'
Jim. To time ~ it'll whatever Is most iashiollhp.,
Among the Goois Just rec. ived, are the following
Black flouncsd silk Robes
Do Aanilis do do
Cnrd auuIla d. do
sprtng Silks, ia Robe, BAyadcrc Chens and
spring d. Laines.i Printed, Dayadere and Robes
Aduile
Plain Monsselines aud Debeges
Printed Chailiss, Challie De LANES and Pole dc
Ihsure
French. En- slish and American Prints
Muslin Sets and Muslin Collars
Ca uhric Sets and Cambria Collars
Black Grape sets and BLACK Grape Collars
Illus on Capes; illusion Berthas
Full supply OF Alexanders hid Gloves
Gents, Ladies' and Childron's Hosiery, 81 81.
e Is A. X. PARKER 81 90.
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Things I'm Petersburg.
coRaGsPospEscf OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH,

IcoRRGsPospEScE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH !
PETERSBURG, Feb Il.
The Hastings Court convened to-day. with only
one criminal case ON the docket, that OF George
williams, for stabbng Il. H. Latham, in December
last This, after the examination Of Latham, who
appeared before the court for the first time, haV-
log entirely recovered from his wound, WAS sent
ON 10 the Circuit Court for nal trial. and the prs-
oner again admitted 10 bail.
As the Inauguration is Tie topic in Richmond 80
is it emneutly the topic in Petersburg There
are however. some venturesome hints thrown out
rs to the denouemeut OF all the magulhcent prepa-
rations that have been publicly proclaimed sus-
piciuus insinuatioas from among the military,
broad hints about big numbnss, aud bon mots on
the .hifautin" rogramme, occur here and there.
l am told that our military do not feel very high
ly compiimented by the place assigned them for
messing" that glorisas day, VIZ: the Peters
burg Depot
Al the hour OF writing. 1 o'clock, several com
pauies out upon parade, and tho streets are
quite lively in Consequence.
Large Quantities vi ice are coming in from the
North Parties are busy, too, in the country, get
ting supplies from theIr private ponds, where 1t
has formed to depth Of two OF three inches.
One of the most amusing features in the present
routine Of the little occurrences If business life.
now occupying the passing notice Of the public
in the shape Of u paper-bullet war among tue AIN
bro.ype men, who doing up" pictures and
Quo another, at killing rates. Amorotypes are
cheaper than brown paper, tue competition ruu'
high aud vi course there's rush for shadow.
err the substsnes fades" BEPP0.
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Money Matters--The Weather, sc.
lcoskEsroxDENcE OF TIE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH.

NOTWITHSTANDING UsILt
AppoM.rrox Co., VA, Feb 10th, 1858.
Allow me a short space in your columns this
morning as / zee something III the Dispatch from
almost every quarter, except from our quiet little
county.
Times are very hard Ia our section in regard to
Nancy matters, owing to produce of every kind
being very low and the farmers are holding on for
higher prices; but We anticipate Change as soon
81. the spriug opens. Business OF every kind IS
very duh at overwhelmingly anything doing at
nli, We had iine weather during the month of
January and the farmers lost no time in preparing
their l,uds for crop; but the commencement OF
Psbruary very much changed their tuae, for il has
been raining, hailing, showing and blowing from
the LIST day of the mouth, until a5ont tw, days
mast The weather overhead Is exceedingly beau
tiful at present, notwithstanding the snow IL from
three TO four inches deep upon the ground. We
hope from the present appearances, that in few
DAVIS the farmers will be able TO resume their bust
ness y.
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RAILROADS. STEAMBOATS,, &c
sUpT's OFFICE RIcuM'D DASy:LLE b.
kicnxosD JauuafY 2yth, ISIS.


sUpTs OFFICE RIcuM'D a DASy:LLER H.
kienmosD. JauuarT 2gth, lo's
-rzssHr.sz, NOTICE.-For the
~ ii SEsaccommodstl9p, ct persons rs
fssiTinx q, be in Richmond on the 22d frpruaI W
witness the ceremonies of the iustaiistiph y, va
Washington statue extra train VAL pc t,1i 30,
The line on SUNDAY, the 2st, leal ing DanVllte S.
ton at TaN A. NJ stopping 1T the Stations 70 'aAo p
There will be Train at the Junction !" nee ram sr
Train on the south ride Railroad coming i. ',',
LynchIurg, on SUNDAY. the 2ist February 10 'fiNs
10 rsons To Richmond r,o.ra avn MILF.
TARY UOMpANIEs-By arrangement ne BE-; hlS
mOnd and DauviIle Railroad ard south SUE tiia
win brIng to richmond from Lyrchhuig % D s ,r
and return Benevolent Associations Or 1870 49,
Cumnanjes numbering ~ or over, VINO ihtenn p"I
c;natinrr In the c-remanies ihcid"nt 10 tne ihs,
Ann of the Washington statue on the %@d F'" "
E,r six dollars each Tor the round Ut s,sir; =,
aISO-For IT, accommodation OF per H. III
10 come 20 Richmond on MONDAY morning; Wv 80, ~
.oIrnarv and return in the evening sbscIal - ~,
LII la RIM leaving the Junction on Mohd9y i'iI III
n The "a February. at e ~ NJ. sIopFin6 ~; =,
&c stations to take up passengers, anu az ~ Isl
picb mond about 10 o clock ". ketufLlhjs spe
~ trnia viii leave Richmond station on mohueS
evening, AT } N''o ~ C. CAMPBELL.
,.,,. Genn Superintendent.
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Things In Norfolk.


NORFOLK Feb. 18th. 1885.
The fundum excitement IL not 20 great among
our people as II some short time since, ana ss
tue present rm OF abe Legislature draws near its
esd. the hopes aud fears aiike Of friends ana 'oes
e. the oyster Tax are passing away Ihere MS
many LETT among us, however, both 10 town a".
c9aatry who can tax oyster most hnent'y. su
doubt no; they will 50 continue un'h .omo'"'"e
shall grow OUT of this important interest
We notice with eaiotions Of pleasure tae fe st
of our esteemed friend G. II. Foster. Esq, su'o,
Of the Norfolk Ddg Btot, to his post, ne returns
with rene we'd enorsy, add our old repor'orsi gum
Saiu,es hin, with It's host possible sow
The unusuai tine day has had the effect OF Ia
ereasiup the business of the city the pnisations
10 boil wholesale aud retail trade have been heal
thy asd vigorous closing with coHhdent cheer
fgl aspect. ~,
We aaote corr al yesterdays rates, viz yellow
go white 5s M. xed 50 to 10. tho resepts have been
large aud all changed hands; cotton at 1914 to ii
cents IN firm, and 10 generally held for higher
rates.
In Portsmouth last erenn., the Rifemen were
drilling until late honr. Tue Old Dominion
Guards had called meeting aud dress parade
The National Greys aud tLs Light Artillery Com
pany, held meeting, aad drilled until late, and
all the other volunteer associations arc persuIng
the same conlmoadabis industry, preparatory TO
their visit TO Richmond. PERCUSSION.
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Melancholy Accident-Court Mat
t6rS, dc.
CORRESPONDENCE OF rae sIcnNosD DAILY pIsrAreH

CORRESPONDENCE or TIE RlEHMnNp DALI ploFAlNb
fErEEssURG, Feb. Il, 1858.
learned to-day the particulars Of a very pain
full accident, which occurred few days ago in
Nottoway, and resulted in t:se death Of very es-
tianabie youth. Two sons of Mr., Samuel u. Nor
gan were out on cunning excursion, on horse
back, when the eldest, samuel j. Morgan, had oc-
cssion TO disnount for the purpose OF opening a
gate. lie then stepped forward to regain his sad
die bat while in the act Of lrapng up, tbe gun ~
the hands OF the younger went of, IL IL supposed
spontaneously, the entire charge entering the
formers left eye, cheek and neck, aud producing
"A fri.htfuI mutation OF the face. The poor
youth was borne back this residence OF his latin
en- by the assistance of servants and others who
we're called or attracted to the scene, where be
fingered It'll the 18th inst, aud died. lie was
in tue 18th year of his age.
The case of Messrs. Hare aud Hicks for assault
upon Mr.. VIM r. Mallory was reproduced 10 tho
Mayors court yesterday, at a late hour, and the
assaulting parties required respectively to give
$500 and 500 security for their appearance before
the grand jury.
ras beginning of Lent has given this city a
semi Sabbath-Iike appearance. The Catholic ana
Episcopal churches largely attended this
forenoon, and the deyotees OF fasting and hunil :
ty toasted upon the good things q holy inspra-
tion BEPPo.
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ofl0 whole Tickets,
.. M half &"
10 quarter "
10 eiEhtn I"
LIZ ORDERITG TICKET!

In ORDERING TICKETS Or CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money 70 address for tie Tickets
ordered, on receipt of which they will be forwarded
by first mail. Purchasers have Tickets ending III
any figure they may designate.
The List of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
topGrchasers Immediately after the drawing,
RB- Purchasers will please write their Signatures
plain, and give their Post Office County and State.
Es- Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay
abe in full without deduction.
Hs- All prizes Of 81 ,s0 and under paid immediate
" AFTER the drawing. Other prizes at the usual tmt
ofthirty dayB.
All communications strictly confidential
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
\. SWAN a Co, Augusta Ca.
Is Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, OF
Atlanta, Georgia can have their orders filled, and
ave time, by addressing s. SWAN a CO., at either
# those cities
70 A list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
Wheel with the amount Of the prize that each i
.rtjt!ed to- will he published after every drawing il
h following papers: The Augusta (da COnsti-
utiuualst, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register
charleston Standard. Nashville Gazette. Atlanta
tntelllgencer, New York Weekly Day Book Styan-
aah Morning News Richmond Di. patch, New York
Dispatch and paulding (Miss) Clarion. De 80
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:. IS5 prizes, amounting TO s321.Jct
Whole Tickets $40; Halves 81; Quarters " ~
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from TO 50.sS, corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips ofpaper encircled with small tin tubes and
placed in one Wheel.
The first 40 prizes similarly printed and eneircied
are placed in another Wheel.
Tie wheels are then revOlved and q number Is
drawn from the wheel Of numbers, and at the same
time Prize ID drawn from the other wheel. The
Number and Prize drawn out Orened and exhibit
sd TO the audience and registered by the ComInis-
sioners the Prize bong placed against the number
irawn. This operation is repeated until all the Przes
are drawn Out.
APPROXIMATION PRIZE5.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the
first Prizes Will be entitled to tue % ApproNnna-
Ion Prizes. For example: ii Ticket No. II go draws
the $1,000 Prize, those Tickets numbered zts 2y
l25l, ll252 will each be entitled to $40. Ii Ticket
No $50 draws the $4,000 Prize, those Tickets NUN
bered SIS So SOL 552 will each be entitled to $780,
and 80 on, according to the above scheme.
The j,GD prizes Of $2a Will be determined by the
IA figure OF the number that draws the $7oN prize.
For example: If the number drawing the Sp0.Gsi
prize ends with No then all the Tickets, where the
aumber ends in will De entitled to So little mum
Der ends with No.2, then sill the Tickets, where the
nuinber ends in 2. will be entitled TO SD and 50 on
to0.
Certificates of packages vii, be sold at the following
r6tes which il the risk:
Certificate OF a package ofl0 whole Tickets. s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-19

SAW MiLL-The subscribers having
- purchased the Saw Mil on Mayo's Island from
Mr.. John fllams, have made srrang ements t. get
continuous supply ol fine logs Of the best selected
growth and quality They prepared 20 furnish
III LII TIMBER 90 builders and others on reasonable
terms They will snitayor make il the interest %
builders 10 deal with them and would most respect
fully solicit their patronage.
Orders lett AZ the Mil or At our Shop on 9th aud
Cary streets. shall be promptly attended to
te2-fs JOHN GEO. GIBSON,
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.SSw1 THE LADIES WILL PLEASE

.Nxr THE LADIES WILL PLEASE
@tssAa>soS NOTICE, that we have received within
the past few days very large and well selected a--
sortmpnt Of Ladies' Misses ani Chilirens BOOTS
aud SHOES. embracing the following styl,a:
La ties tIe Pump Sole Heel Congress Caters
DO DO Thick ao 80 DO
Do Do lump do Lace Do
DO do Thick do do do
Do do Pump do Morocco d.
Do 10 Thick do iu do
Do very fine Rosetted White hid slippers
DO do ID Toe te Do
DO 10 do Nor ana Kid Heel do
DO do Plain do do d.
10 do do 60 French Ties
Do fin Velvet clippers
10 de- Morocco Tain Sole Roots
Do du dn sh.c ok Sole do
Do de- tl0stskin Boots
Misses bue Hell Lace Caters
D. 1hin and Thick - H. Morocco Eoo:s
Do MurncCu AID Kid Slippers
% Heel Iu'toH CATERS
Childr,n's lasting aud Morocco Baton and Lace
CATERS
Childrcu's No,occo and Patent Leather Boots AMI
Ankle Ties
Together with g.apy other styles. too tedious to
mcutt0u-all OF which We rhall be prased IT, show
patrons and We will sell as low can sHrd.--
Call at PUTNEY WATTS.
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II oi 'n0 ''"h' WIN A CHRISTIAN.

SAY $40 REWARD.-Ran away from
Ia the subscriber PHILIP TAYLOR. Said ne
~ gro was bought by John Saunders, ESQ, OF
Richmond to my care; and / furnished him with
pass TO 70 and see his wife, and return III one week
from the date If the pass which dated early in
September last. His wife was then living in Ches-
teTtied county. near Petersburg. The above named
negro WAS enancipated by the late Tho'; .. Taylor.
Richmond or to John Saunder- at Loretto in Essex
county, Va. VIM IS. PHILLIPS.
de 5-ts
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RUNAWAYS.

9 S75 Observation-Disclosures from
ss my farm, Crargtuu, early in October last, 4
80 bright mulattO gIrl, named NANCY GRAN
1-TllAN, sOnrtinIes calling herself Hary,
SIC I.ls bright black eyes, long black eyelashes
thin yisaxe, bushy head OF hair, OF sandy col.rf
STRAIGHT, sab-like I'm, and steps long when walk
lug and il bout fifteen years old. | viii give -
for her apprehension AMI delivery to M NJ INV farm,
ani So 0r the discovery of tier harbercrs with sui
ticient proof convict them. she has relatives IL
the city Of Richmond, living near the Monumental
Church and was last seen gong from MancheSte!
to that part OF the town. -
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DLUE SULPHUR SPRINGS, GREEN
VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK-CHAR-

' TEREp BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VIR-
GINIA.-CAPITAL 10000 DOLLARS otsy Re
eayed on deposit in sums of five dollars and upwards
on which interest at the rate OF per centum per an
mum il paid for sums remaining six months or long
for shorter periods interest at the rate Oh Per
centum.
The whole Joint stock bound for the deposits. :,
Deposits received. and certificates Issued py the
Cashier 4 B. STAkKE ut the store of H. b. spence,
corner of Main aud Governor streets, hichmond va
SAMUEL =. C0TfkELL, President.
I. X. SrARkE, Cashier.
q. WALTHALL Secretary.
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E1UM LOI no uUUUO We are TeCVIFIHS
~ variety of Domestic Fabrics, compr!sing-
Brown SHIRTlNoS and sHhEfiNGS, All widths
Bleached = -
Brown Bleached and Corset DRILLS and JEANS
Blue DRILLS, DENNIS. SHIFTING STRIPES
penijentiary PLAIDS aud STRIPES
Heavy Plaid aud Striped OSNA6UR tiS
BED TECHNICS, APRON CHECKS
3. Heavy Ttilled DUCKS, BAGGiNGS, sc. &c,
Which We Offer to cash. or prompt SIR months buy
eIS at very low prices.
fa Il KENT, PAINE W.
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n n II Z AIAt Y
tOo.oCo SALE The subscribers will sell
privately, in lots to suit purchasers, 4n0,0B GOO
hard BRICKS, at their Brick Yard. on Main st, he
tween 22i and 23i streets. IN III want, will ut
il to their advantage to call OH Us
LARUS & SHINE,
la IJ--ts "a Main street
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JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI.
tER. Z. II. JACKSON: DEAR SIR
w have tried 100 bottles Of your EXCELSIOR BITTER
With my customers, and universally recommend il
specific against Ague and Fever Bilious Fever
&c. As TONIC. find it superior to any other art
lie have ever tried. As agreeable article IN
COCKTAIL, il is only to be used to be approved.
Your friend and servant
auI Is TH0S EALLON. Nj D.
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CHURCH HILL DRUG STORE
~ Physicians prescriptions put up of the most Sc
iect Medicines, and by a eonpstent hand at all
times
Having determined to d.vote my attention to the
practice OF Medicine, offer my services 10 the pub
lie tnose WISHING 10 see a, iind me at the Drug
store. corner Of 35th and Broad streets
w. @ sNELLIN9, n. b.
Bebnond. jap. ~, isas-ja % liz
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MATTRESSES. 200 Mattresses on
lSl hand and for SALE &C the very lowest market
prices By ALEX. MOTT.
felb Anetioneer.
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4 LBERT L. WEST. ARCHITECT AMI
DEDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF

II WONDERING DESTROYS OF keeping up with
1.-The spirit Of the times" | have this day reduced
the price Of Wood / nov offer the best quality
OAK WOOD at 81 80: PINE 81 per cord, delivered
and respectfully solicit the attention Of all in want
~ I am tlatermnsd TO sell at the lowest rates
have on hand fall supply, aud prepared TO de-
liver il at the shortest notice.
.riers left at Messrs Dabney Cookies. Mr.. g. A.
Hundey's Broad street or ~ the yard, on Broad
-tre-t lear Brooke Avenue. will receive prompt at
tention fe il-im* JAMES MOORE.
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r.s. ss NOTICE.-For the accomm Qda-
- - Lon Of persons desiring to be in Richmond
ON Tue zzd February witness the ceremonies Of che
| inauguration OF the Washington Statue, an extra
train will be run SUNDAY 2lst inst, leaving the
! Creek at o'clock PM Also, one leaving Frcder-
! icksburg on Monday. 23l lust. at 3l5 A NJ.
Kouni trip ticket will be issued By the ager t. and
conductor. for 50 from fredericksburg aud stations
this way good from the 10Th to the 24th day OF Feb
ruary inclusive.
Persons getting on at stations Will procure Their
! tickets from the agents. 1900
SAML RUTH,
Supt transportation
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II IMPORTANT NOTICE TO

.sALAHAr BOOT AND CATER WEARERs. ID
}. II. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel Best <4zzs
Iualty moleskin Hats s., 5 second quality, g. sill
Hats, 5 $50; fine caliskin sewed Boots, 81: Coz
yress Boots best quality French patent leather S. -
English kid. 1913: buckskin, sass lasting $50
:slishin - 2 patent leather pumps, Sc; caiskin 10
1878; calfskin Oxford Ties 81 Is. They are all mad.
soorder and warranted to wear well
Terms. cesh on delivery, price and no abate
An
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PIANOS. &C
FOR SALE. &C.

IGOR SALE-A qTantity of SLATE
. that has been taken from roof. Apply at thi
BjttCC- TITS
EOK SALE.-Virginia State Stock
fe2 IL MACRY i co.
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asEIE HAGAN'S JOHN is out O.
sf1%tz3N OF the ring. The question viii (CST
be- asked, Why! 1t is written, the laburpr IS WOI-
thy ot his wages AMI why should "a man toll los
naught! thankful Tor past favoys, and s oon.inu.
ance of good viii.
Rise Jupisr, and SagG he Noia !"
HAGAN'S JOHN still retains Greek Nation with
all its laws and n1eiibie rights for 1t is written
that seifrrt servAtiun is the fret law of Nature -
ny should man despair. SO long there il a rect
to unturl. for he kn0weth not his destiny There.
fore, have commenced my Old business en- 18th
street aud will be- ready to build tTcn Il heelbat-
row to a six horse Coach-will hire ont sell trad.
aud take Horses on livery will he ready to trAde
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