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MARROW EsolPs.-The dwelling CT Samuel Raj
ey, near De Sbso, Miss, Was burned recently -
Tbs Chickasahay Advertiser says:
He snd his family we're 81 church in Do Solo,
excepting oui smaii children, that g had lefs at
home IN bed. THE fire WAS accidental, originating
from the chimney, and reaching the root OF the
house befors the little fellows aropsas which,
9,!rtGustely was done by tae explosion Of gun
which hung on the rack. The eldest awaken
cd by the explosion. and had barely time to arouse
his little brothers, before the root. with powers
fn crash, fell in and suvssopei 10 flames the beds
where, only few moments before, the little fe-
lows had so snugIy and uncoasciousiy Teposed.
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1ELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
KEYORTED FOH T8E sDisPATCH."
THE q. s. FRlGATE WABASH AT CONSTANT

WARRINGTON. Nov 16.-Advices received here
from Constaniinople, state that Com. LAvalette OF
the q. 8. ftigsfe Wabash, WAS introduced TO the
Sultan, as he WAS passing from the mosque TO his
barge, In preselcs OF the U, Minister and the
Consul General. Com. Lavsiette WAS afterwards
presented At Court, and visited all the departments
Of government. The Turkish Admiral, who was
recently Ia this country, was particularly hospi-
table. and Cordially recipfocated the kind atten'
tons here shown him.
The Snlsar, 10 a visit to the Wabash, espresso
friendly feelings towards the United siatss.,and
spoke in the highest terms If the beauty and mt
del OF the vessel, aud her superior warlike conds
tion. He requested that the President BE- inform-
ed Of bis visit which the fist foreign ship Of
war he had ever boarded,
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-
NAVAL, INTEIIIGENCE

WASHINGTON. Nov. l6.-Tho sioop Of war 81. Lou
is is ordered TO be PUT In commission to take the
place of the Plymouth. which has just arrived at
Mobile, with Minister Forsyth on board. Com
mander Ogden will command the St. Louis The
Plymouth is ordered TO Washington.
Order will be forthwith sent to our naval forces
to enforce the recent proclamation Of the Pfesi-
dent against A libusteriBg.
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no1T No76Ma street.
DER STEAMER. TODAY -25 pals
l. Refned Family Lard; box Beef Tongues;
tierce Extra Sugar Cured Hams; Dbl Burning
Fluid; $500 Prime Havana Segars; together with 3
choice assortment of FAMILY GROCERIES, |
WINES and LIQUORS, which will be sold at lowest |
cash prices. kANkNAGH,
Franklin street,
poI7 EeioS Me Adams Factory. |
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New Boo KS.

We hays from TEos. J. sT.RKE, No. 903, Main
street. the following nev hooks, just published by
Gould i Lincoln, Boston THE Harvest and the
Reaper" By Rev. Harvey Newcomo. "Msmois
Of the Life aud Time. of the Rev. Isaac Backus, a
NJ NJ Alvah Hovey, D. d. &c. "fhe New Eng
Land Tbeocracy. A History Of the Congregation
aiists in New England, to the Rsvivals of 1870. -
By B. Z. Uaden, translated from the German. by I'll
G. COaant.
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- TIE Presidents MESSAGE -lhis document il
ex oEcted to be unusually inpoI tant The Csntra
American Transit Route will be fully noticed anu
the rneidiing OF areat Britain W tn il. properly 10
buked. The President. i: is said will recommend b
compulsory opening OF the route. aui thus Civ
Americans the Pacific coAs: freq passage to thu
East, which they visit II order 10 secure the Had
BIS Posters Cards AID Tickets SO neatly aud rap
idly priated at the DisPATcg JOB UFFICE j. Ii. HAM
agnsLy 4 Go prOnrierars
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SChooSEE GAPsjIkA, AM ALL hANpS Atdl ~ &c
schoon-r Johu Bowman, oI Philadelphia, Captain
Mears, from Newport for NanseIoad, Virginia,
was capsized In ths hurric ,ne the p b. and.
melancholy 10 relate, ali hands were lost. She was
vssse. of IS tons about Is years old, and was
Ell IN part by the captain aud parties la phiiace-
phia, al WAS not Insured Capt. Iears WAS about
20 3, aGs If age native Of Accomac, Va; where H.
leaves wife. Her crew Consisted OF John Fox and
james and George Richardson, brothers. all yuung
men and residents of Accomac -hortolk Herald,
TUESDAY,
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~ PRICE & WATKINS

Fresh AND BEAUTIFUL GooDs!
NEW AND FREQUENT ARRIVALS:
Beautiful Baysdere. Plaid. Plain and a'Lez SILKS,
Splendid tvzo, founced double Skirt and aLez SILK
R0BESA some Velvet Brocade, very eiegaut-in
these goods our assortment ID unusually ricn
and varied
Superb Fren: h DeLaines, valentias. Poplils and
Cashmeres, entirely new and beautiful designs
These are in plain skirts. two and three hounces
and a'Lez styles
Plain DeLanes. DeBeges, Lovella Cloths. Meri
moss &c
Handsome English and American DeLaines at low
BLACK BoMBAZINEs,
MOUSELINES, CIIALLIE5.
TAMESE CLOTHS, GRAPE,
and ali kinds Of MOURNING GOODS.
Point Lace Collars and Sleeves
Brussels, Maltese Honiton and French Emb. do.
In Fmbroideries and Laces cur stock isuncommonly
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, vESTINGs,
aud Mems wear Reneraliy-a large stock
Our basement room is filled with heavy Goods, for
plantation men and wemen-say. Pulled Cloths, Lin
seys Blankets &C., at the LOWEST rates, In largeand
small quantities.
Hoop skirts; Bishops. q new article
Hosiery, Gloves
Laaiee' and Mems Silk and Wool Under Vests aud
Drawers. Great attention is given to this depart
ment-ali sizes and qualities are kept.
FLANNELS. LINENS,
BLEACHED and BROWN DoMEsTICs,
TABLE aud BED LINEN, TOWELS, &C.
- Buyers will find stock very large, and
every department kept nn ln and iuil.
Splendid Velvet and 9th CLoAKs:
po4-I2t PRICE Il WATKINS.
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EpsnsraaH RaviEw.-Ws indebted to Mr.
wooDs0uss, the agent q the Americas reprints OF
Sac Fossiga Qasrtsriiss, Tor the October issue OF
She Edinbnrgh Review. II soutains very inter
estiss article on The remarkable trial Of Madeline
saith 10 0iassev, IN which the rsyiexer eoan asts
eetniasi procedure 10 EHxssnd and ecotiAld.-
Ws sses. slse, among th~ paperg history Of sn.
sssst tefsssy-cnntEihutiops to the philosophy
= siseae-stsdiss VI Homer and the Hosnsrie 70
s-shs oasvs tsaas In 1853, %.
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TMg CUBAN TELEGRAPH n Spanish Monopoly
The hey IVES X y ot the Cali learns fium Hasa-
ia that the application to the spanish Court. 10,
permss To ruu the submarine cable from tha'
city t. Key West, has been inttd by her Gait o.
lie Nj sty solely upon the Condition that both
ends II he cable are TO BIZ under 1ani.h contro'
and otherwise, the application is TO be cosside'e
r.jccted
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Q K BRICK I'm.
no 15-2t General Insurance gent.


t. SPECIAL NOTICE --HUTCHINGs'
Vegetable DYSPEPSIA BITTEas will remove all NOR
bid secretions purify the blood give great tone and
vigor to the digestive organs. fOrtity the system
against all future disease. can be taken with safety
and st no time facilitating the patient being graeiu
TO the most delicate stomach, and remarkable fur
their cheering, invigorating, strengthening and
restorative properties, sud an invaluable and sure
remedy for the Dyspepsia in it, forms Disor
der Of the Stomach aud Bowels, Biliiousness, Vel
lowness of the Skin, Want Of Appetite. Debility.
Headache. Nervousness. Lowness of Spirits Palpi
tstiou OF the Heart Cnstyeress Heart burn. Liver
Complaint, Disorder of the skin, Liver and Kid
nevs, Acid stomach Darrhea, Vertigo, Dimness OF
Sight, Jsuudice, Wasting Of Strength, + atuleuce,
with frequent pelchng # Wind. Vi'ated Taste
Constipation and Unoasiness OF the Bowels. Burn
ing Sensation in the Pit OF the stomach Oppression
after Ea,ing, Depression Of Spirits ID at 81 cts
per bottle. FISHER & WISSTJE,
Whulesals and Retail aeGts,
no 3-Im Eichmnnn Va
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gN~ E. BAKER, Fso.-ssa: Having

tag E. BAKER. Eso.-slR: Having
heen materially benefited, ! may say cured of
sfolea. at,aSs OF Dyfpensis ny the use OF you
efficacy in the disease ITSELF and she attendant
symptoms. after the use of - few bottles | had
return OF appetite, and Continuance OF their use
restored a healthy toae IF stomach,
! commend them with the utmost confidence 10
the afflicted. and add my share Of thanks you ~
a bensfactor to humanity.
With my besr wishes am,
RICHMOND, SEPT IS, 1883 HARRISON, in.
For sale by Mcssrs PURCELL, LADD Il CO.. and
by all other prominent Druggists in the city OF
Richmond, and elsewhere IN Virginia, &C ~
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NEW WORK yEATHER REPORTS.

oswEao. Nav. Is. IL 2. M.-0gdensburg. III A.
~ Jus. begun snowir thermometer Y
Wa,ertowu.-A slight fall OF snow at b O'CLOCK,
cloudy; thermometer rs
puiasky-Six inches ofsnow on the ground and
still showing: thermometer 80.
Oswego.-Eight inches snow and showing; ther'
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A VALUABLE LITTLE FAM In
- uESkIC0, sEvEN MILES REL0N RMpH
MIND On THE ROA d LEADth6 To NkW INT
Q fuE.T.HuusE, CONTAINING $50 sCRtH. FOX
SAUL offer Tor sale tho FARM situstsd az do
serthed above. containing 10 acres. third lee
3D. aud produces we'll tina usual crops the b Anee
is we'll wooied The improvements CONSIST Of !
Kramed Dwelling, with nse rooms. Kitdhen. isAra,
&c, With Dung grchaf6 IL asie-t hut The secsS
tien Il heAiths and society good IL will be- Slows
BY Mt Jss Carter. who lives ca the pr~nsiss : A
Farm. If Immediate application be made b
Ro LYME Lasd Agent.
sffice under the Menuroiitsn Hall.
% e-nAw4e Franklin str~st
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ssa- Tbs PoarsaourH Ta.Nsol

E&A- THIS PoRTsaoUTH TRANSCRIPT,
says:-'Gcod Bread-it is universally conceded-is
th7 chief ornament of p well supplied table. Within
the range OF atquan1ance there il scarcely hs
a dozen who can produce the staff of life in eatabe
condition. Everything is tabled iD delightful sy ie
but bad bread mars the whole. To remedy this evil.
hou-ekeepers need oniy tn secare box of SMPLE's
YEAST POWDER They certainly uniailing in.their
operation"
This article is now becoming very popular and Is
sold by ali Druagist and Grocers in the state.
no CIV
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apucIAL NOTICES.

sg EoTIcE.--Any person having
is,rrs The late Mr. JlIIE sTlTH. will eonf.r
~, IN t,s family by allowing me TO hare IL, to
con. 4 SAgXAY,
145 Main street,
o,--,ts (pratt's old aallery)
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THE Governor of South Carolina has appointed
Nov. 25eh as day of thanksgiving il that State
Capt. dage. Of the ketch Brothers." at Charles
ton, has bean ad nitted 20 bail in $1,000.
The yellow fever has almost entirely disappear
ed rom Savannah.
Elk Governor Sclley and the Rev. DR.. Alexander
Meanr, OF Georgia reported dangerously i'll.
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INpopTANr Epov MFYICO

Nav ORLEANS, Nov. lathe steamer Gen. Rusk,
from Indisnola on the 18th, has arrived.
II is rumored that the City of Mexico has oeeh
attacked by the Liberals, and 400 OF Aoloaga
men killed The Liberals were i'll possession u
the whole country. except the capital
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MARRIED.

On Thursday, tbs iish instant. =. "The Meadcws,s
the residence IL The grandmother OF The bride n
Louisa county. BIZ the Rev E Bayde-a. JOHN NJ
PATTON, In Fsa, OF Klchmard city. ana Miss
SALLY L. TAYLOR, daughter Of Alexander Tay
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Fousp.-Johu Thomas Fu'wood, who mysieri
ousIy disappear ed trom Savannah ii few days age.
mas been found IN Bryan county, Ga His watch
aud some s. 100 III money were missing. l. l.
supposed that he Was latoc ling under temporary
insanity wheu he lett home.
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The Manchester Eng T.ms says that recently
published rsturns show that ths enrolled friendly
setstits, Druids and others, Of Great Britain In
eisds st lssst two millions OF msmbsrs that their
fsnds anoaat to 8s,ooo,ooo; aud that they expsnd
1000 900 annually 10 the relief Of their distressed
msmhArA
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The bill 10 lend cr-Dit II tae S.ata 20 thf
Macon AID Brunswick Railroad. has passed the
Georgia House of Representatives..
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Texas --Advices from Texas to the Sth inst. STATE
that the yellow fever had materially abated AZ
Galveston, there b~iug only 10 d,a hs for ths
.reek ending the I b Iheie were very few new
cases.
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The Macon GA Flour Mills were entirely de
stroyad by fire on Wednesday Of last week. The
loss is estimated at $40 900, which was only par
TALLY insured.
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EN. Foa SUPERIOR Pho roGEApHiC PORTRAITS, 20 Il
he "a 10 n3r.7rs Of Art i3a s1aIu street. REss
20 proprlel1ts, where all the different styles ano
sizes ,sken perfection. The only place In the
city whe.e small chitdcea ars tAxen perfect. EST
ss,usj:ne ns at their doorway
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plate NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pat
= terms OF Japanned Plate Warmers. IL store spd
t~r sale At bUfKLEf'S
no ~ 1877 Naiu street
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~. SgsFHE BIZ -GtitGL rAAAh MSaofYPEs on ex
hib..i2n al nEEs doorway, l39 siain ST. ComraIt
iheEa with others you see l1ug Main street an b
convinced o: ther superiority. priso 20 celta anu
apwards.
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The were 81 deaths la Charleston, from th
7th to the 18th Of November, including eight {
yellow fever.
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~ NOTICE TO THE PCBLI "A
A0Nfne bay MARE, years DID, perfectly seuna
ana kind and Blu 7GY and HARM ss. neatly NV
for sale, as the owner has Tor it, TO b. seen NJ
HIX's STABLE
M fs-21z corrar r.ary nd IN
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VALUABLE FARM I'm NEW KENT

FARM In NEW KENT
v COUNTY. FOR SAINT offer for sale private
". that valuable FARM by Mr. VIM Wood
ward lying In the lower end OF New Kent, tSo
miles from Barhsmsyle on what is called the Rsck
Road 3 miles from the junction OF the York and
Pamunkey rivers and within three-aGsrters Of an
hours ride TO the best fish and oyster landing, ard
nine miles from the Courthouse. IL contains 4A's
Acres abont half cleared, aud IL in nns stats OF
improvements; producing well 81 usual crops. Tue
improvements are good-~eohsistiDg OF isfgs
Dwelling containing stoqLns. IN god Greer Few
Kitchen, barn. negro quarters. &C The society .
very god. loo 81 ION healthy and we'll Ssfered a
great bargain can be had Ia his iafni. and viii ss
shown 10 any person wishing ~ rrsrhase, or MI
Woodward, living on II. and any further infoims
lion given upon application TO
Land Agent srd AuctIopeer.
Office in basement Metropolitan Hall
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The Italian Opera An tho U. states


From = sketch OF the Italian opera i1 the U.
States which 10 published ia New York journal,
is appears that its history may DO fairly COM
msucsd from the 2sIh Novembsr, 1875, when
Madame Mslibsxn made her DEBUT in Nee Yofk q,
Rosiua, in the barber Ut Seville" Our con- emil o
arr remarks that sit would be idle to say that
ths audience which greeted the young artist was
eapatAe VI understa ndiug the music Ut Rossn
Of approaching its fair and gifted exponent In
that day there was hardly anything like muslctl
criticism III tue u-nals or ia society. The mum
Der OF counoisseurs very limited, aud included
only few gentlemen like Dtmiuick Lynch aud
others who had made the tour of Europe, aud had
there picked up some Information upon art mat>
tiers. The fact 10, however, that Madame MniiI
bran the greatest artist that has ever visited
rs, and 10 mahy respects the finest that has ever
snug suy here She was q thoroughly skilled
musician, possessed Of u wonderful facility for tie
acquisition VI languages, and Could snug IN almost
every modern tongue; sue " as gifted with wohs
derful voice bo'h iu quantity aud quality, aud WIS
enabled by her y eat aud versatile histfobic po~
srs to move her audience to tears ut moment
aud to arouse their hiiarity ut the next. Yet
this great woman returned IL Europe under tie
pressure Of pscuhiary elnbarrassnieuts, aad would
have failed altogether had it not been for her
rare faculty OF singing Engsh and Iisi ballads la
which speciality she has ba1 no rivals
Although the peeaniary result Of Malibrau's
visit was not satisfactory 10 the artist her Amo-
ricsn tour, 1t Is claimed, was still productive of
great good TO The public, i'll the Foundation OF
musical taste. 1t 10 saId that the mnsisat eda.
cation Of young women in fashionable circles, .e.
came from that tie,s speciality in the boarding
schools and semiuaries which sprung up ia the
aristoerste quarters Of the city, aud in the Sill
burbs. "Ail the young ladies' ia society were
taught to play or to sing. sometimes before they
had learned to: speak correctly; aad many OF
them, ct this day, understand French and Italian
better than their mother tongue THIS msy be
very true, and not know much abo1t them either.
The New York journal insists that the ladies Of
New York are now better educated, musjcaIiy as
rule, than the class which makes up the L)ud OF
and Paris audiences aud that they 90 to the Opcls
% much to hear the music 10 show their new |
clothes or critic,se those OF others, which on r
contemporary 10 Of opinion displays devotion to
art that 10 wonderful Ia the extreme.
IL may be doub ed, however, whether the musi>
cal science Of our large cities equals that of Lou
don, where the cultivation Of music, under the |
best masters Of the world, has been universal for
centuries. There may be more presension and !
ostentaton Ia New York, but the straa,e IL 4.
shAlow ~ IL il uoisy, aad often excios the SECRET
smiles OF the Artists, wno heat her their nests from
the vanity aud afectation of the precautions
crowd.
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Fort Of Richmond Nor 16-High EPdter ocla

Tori or Ktchnl0'ad Voc IT, I7tgh FFu1sT UCVcF.
SAILED,
Steamer Jamestown, Parrisb, New York, mdza
and ass myers, Ludism Il " atson.
Steamer George Peabody, frtchett, Baltimore.
mdza LudiaIn Watson
stesmer Virginia, Kelly, Philadelphia, mcze. II
E futile.
Scfr Henrietta, Jones, Norfolk. light.
Schr Westoyer, Nickerecn, boston, mGze, W
CErrie
schr Crenshaw, Moss, NV York, mdzs. w
Curra
Sloop Grand Spy, Smith. dow Il the river. light
Ecir Emily Ann, Hooper. Gown the Iiver, light.
NoBF Tx, Nov. IS The chr W Wills Of Boston.
b0ur for Norfolk with Ash. &C, Is ashore Hog
Inland Tho vessel Is probably total loss.
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no,T-2t.

- FRESH SUPPLY or
FASHIONABLE wRApPINGs.
For the Winter sales
- VELVET CLoAKs.
Cloth Eeglans--Deaver and Lined
Cloth Citaks-Heaver aud Lined
CRESsHAW, QUARLKs CO.
no ia; 229 Broad IT..
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Seventy ship carpenters wereto have been di
charge from uJsp,rt Navy Ylrd on Monday.
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DAkTIEc AND SEEDLINGS II would
l. most re. pectfully iEf)fm the public Renerali!
nat have engaged tie very best wurkmeu and
an now fully prepared TO furnish Parties, Ell
dines, or sails, at very short noiee, at reduced
prices, and with SATISFACTION
ANDREW ANTONI,
no II - Next door Exchange Bank.
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T;OEx.


7 OST-YeSterday morning, between 4th
IL and 9Th streets, on Main. or on the Capitol
Square, black morocco POCKET BOOK, contain.
ing about $a5 in s. notes, principally North Car,
lima, and number of other papers. The finder " II
be literally rewarded by leaving the same at this
office. no I--et*
/ OST-A lady's small oval MOSAIC
II JTTERFLY PIN. A liberal reward will be-
paid \. hen delivered to
DUAL 4 NORTON, Druge'sts.
ne i6-3t nth and Ma In sta.
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EE~RICHIONDT TIL EATRE-
FakkWkl.i ENt1 AaEIEST

FAKkW ELL ENd AaE4EST
Q! tae highly sitG5d young rra2edienIs,
MISS AVoNIA JONES.
Who will appear this {TEDvgSoaY) night. Nov
18th, in the beautiful character of
LUCY ASHTON,
In the celebrated D ANA Of fsle
BRIDE OF LAMNERH00R,
MISS Ay0NIA JONES
AS LUCY ASHTONi
BRIDE Of LAGMERAuo.s TONIGHT.
EgFsssH IaPoa-.rIes Of FRENCH Doors AND
SHOES by steamer Fulton. We are III receipt OF ii
of those superior French Boots aud Shoes con
prising in part
Gentlsinef's Cork sole Boots and Caters
Gentl.mens stout single soled Boots and Gal.
Ladies' Cork So'e Gsiters
Ladies' Fur lined Shoes
And many other styles All who have been waitir
for tho arrival of these goods viii please call ard
supply themselves.
ALEX. HILL 4 CO importers.
no is-2t l27 Main street. Richmond
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LtSnEH DUAIEA, fALo.a LSI h
~ WHEAT. new BAIOA HAMS ard BREAST
PIECES also, DRIED PEACH e. aid SFpLfs,,
ior sale low, by 9 p NUkU,
EU I7-4s~ corner 18th ana Main ats.
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GNUMPGUND LOTION Of dLYCERINE
~ AND BO2AX-An elegant remedy for chapprt'
haads ara ioUsLness u the skn. Prepared only
and or sale by
WAhIAG 4 PE4RCE Druggists,
no I7-6t Br, ad st. above OH
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nSs~ ALL KINDS OF ASSURANCE Upon

rHs MosT REASONABLE AND SATISFACTORY Tss;dsi-
LIFE Fire ard Marine, at the General IaSairn1acs
Agsacy, psarl street. Immediately next door the
Office # e d FaCho-Two DOORS below Excl an &c no
TIL Taco we'll known and established Companies e.
presentgd-The American Life Insurance, and the
Great Western Fire Insurance and Trust Company.
doth of Philadelphia Capital 81 ,7S5.O0G.
E- All losses are prcmptiy adjusted ~ III Office
in kichmond Call and get. free charge, a !,amph
let Also, Slave Insurance Circular, giving Tall par
ticulars, WITH the best Richmond references
@ BRICkEN.
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SPECIAL Hoz1-As


ar CLOAK AND MANTLE DEPOT,
CL0AKs for Ladies. Misses and ehildren
BoNsETS, Ribbons Flowers. Head Dresses ana
pgEss rRIMMIN6s-Fanc Hair Pins. large as
sortment
MoHAfK Caps. Puffs and Rolls
MOU sFLAINE pELAISES Hnd Bisck sDks
FANCY caps f0r Chidren-Infant frocks
EXTENSION SKIRTS for Lsaies, Misses and Cnli-
RucnEs Tesihsrs Cotton s,esvss salisoes
FANCY NOTIONS
At prices to defy cqmpetifion.
Cal At the MANTLE and CLOAK DEPOT. 90
Main street. two doors below Whites Ladies' shoe
Saloon. h1hhAEL'
no i6-fvs
my CLnAKs FOR MfssEs AND CuiL
psrN -pieh Head Dresser, eancy Fair pips. Ron.
els Ribbons, Flowers, Ruches. Feathers. with eli
Kinds of Fancy Notions at prices 70 defy eotnpeti.
Cloak and Mantle DEPOT
60 Main street.
Dress Trinminss OF all kinds at grest bargains
The gold medal Skirt, 81 springs Come and see 1t.
no l5-iw
r SPLEsDID
VELVET
>ASp
CLOTH
OLOAKS
AND
RAGLANS.
LACE RUFFLED SLEEVES.
just received.
no l3-15t PRICE WATKINS.