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H6F Nervous SUFFsRIHGs.-
BROKEN DOWN AND pEBILITATED PROBES.
SIONAL MEN,
WHY NOT HAVE YOUR HEALTH RRsToREDf
We offer you the great RESTORATIVE AND
lNVfGORATOR

SIONAL MEN,
WHY NOT nAvs YOUR HEALTH RRsToREDf
We ofer you the great RESTORATIVE AND
1Nfl9OhAToRl
TO Delicate Females and Children,
HAM! TONS T!NCTURE
Is truly blessin0l Weappeal to eur citizens.
Rev. James w. HunBicutt. the talented and
independents editor Of that highly popular and ex-
tensively read paper. the Christian Banner, pub
lished at ksburg. Va in his editorial Of the
vEGETABLE TINCTURE.
I'VE had taken strong medicines, observed great
particularly in our Giet and all to no purpose.
We had dispaired OF ever recovering our health
bottle of HAaPTON'S VEGETABLETIS CTUKE
assuring that would fipd great relisf from ts
use. We briefly replied, ''lOe ag0td not gire dol
lar fr oil the Tiacture Hampton made, 30 far
az our own individual health was concerned."-
We had no faith in it, Ler any other nedi-
her heart, however. without insulting abUu. it,
she sent and got one bottle and urged to accept
Of it, and for her sake IS it could net possibly injure
as to use il according TO direction. For the high
promised to do 30. And without the least exsgger-
alton we can truly say that before we had used the
contents OF one bottle we felt like new man"
As an 1nvigorator and Restorative. where q gentle
smuant is waited. We believe it superior to all the
sIA, COUGH. SCR0FULA and kHEUMATISM.
with al diseases of the stomach and Bowels; it has
been truly successful to the Single and Married.
We offer the most valuable remedy, which thou
sands will testify.
Sold By PURCELL, LADD CO. Richmond; by
Dr. COOK T. Frederick bur z; by all the Druggists in
Petersburg; by MORTIMER 4 MOWBRAY, balti-
more. and By Druggists and Shopkeepers every
where.
HT 5, per bottle; six bottles for s..
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DR.. Evans, the celebrated American dentist at
Paris specially sent for to attend the Gar Of
all the Russias at Warsaw.
The Echo du Ials dc C{iais states that the mis-.
resses of the lades schools at Arras, France have
just come TO an understanding to prohibit their
pupils from wearing crinoiine
The Illinois Central Railroad Company have re-
sumed payment in full.
Two hundred and fifty bushels of new yellow
corn were sold ia Alexandria, Virgiaia Friday for
6s cents bushel. 1t came from Westmoreland
county.
Il appears from the game list that no less than
six clergymen of the Church of England have
taken out certificates" licensing them to sport
this year.
white man named Failey was sentenced to
receive 10 lashes by Chesterfield county, Va,
Court, last week for corn stealing.
There has been a drought at Halifax G. H., Va,
ever since last June.
John Brown, sou of Martin Brown, of Martins
burg, Va, died last Thursday, in consequence of
being kicked by horse.
Purser W. W. J. Kelly, Q. s. navy left Pensacola
on the 18th, 10 join the Paraguay expedition.
The fine residence of John White, at Rompey,
to $4,000
Theodore Parker is very i'll.
There we're 154 deaths in Philadelphia last
week, and 500 in New York.
Brigham Young has been sued for S25 600 dam.
ages by Col. Fabns, who charges him with false
imprisonment.
DR.. Jos. r. Farley, we'll known physician of
Hardy county, Va, died on the 10th inst.
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- ExH1BIrIon WsrKi
AAGNIFICENT DISPLAY

THOMAS q, PRICH = co.
~ every arrival are making large additions 4
RICH FANCY STAPLE AND
| DOMESTIC DKy anona z
In every department they are nov thoroushiy -
sorted and able 70 give buyers st home OF iron
abroad, the advantage Of large and varied sslsc
ton. - -'.~
The senior partner Of the house il again in mar.
bet. thus giving them the advantage Of reside n.
partner whilst IL lends frsshnsss to their entire
'uHP,s; r :,,r, and !, ,..,..a-
Do Black Cletn Cloaks
b b cofa as 90 90 k.sa.n' g
eteiIs shawis. great yspisty VARSITY
teng and Square Broehe Shsvls
Do 40 Blanket Shswls
kosiery, Gloves. Mitts &c
Black aud Colored Bayadsre silks
English and American Prints
RieS SS silk Robe. Ger aT n0osl.in's
Ps Ps So 90 isU D,Os1s slesPes: spss:
Elegant valsntia Robes
Elegant Mouslaine Robes
Embroideries, every glade
Point Lace and Brussels Sets
Val and Honiton 90
Lac Collars ia variety
Black Thread nd french Wells
In sne sps sScbs sss S
TANNED up their cellar again, and are prepared TO
show buyers every article for household and farm
at the very closest rates such goods be
n; They ; q . are ssn new getting in
sATTINET,
FCLLED CLOTHS, - and64
SHRKTINGS: LINseYS
Brown and Bleached cOTTONs
All Of which are offered ppcS the very best isrn:
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A MAN MUST BE TRIED BY TWELVE JURoRs-The
Court of Appeals, New York, has awarded q new
trial 10 Cane smi, con- yctei of murder, because he
was tried by eleven jurors only, though the pIis
oner assented to this arrangement The Court,
however. holds that trials TOR crimes must take
place the law ptescribes, aud the State has
Interest Of prererviDg the lives and liberties of
its citizens, aud will allow surrender of them
Ii defciency Of one juror c. uld be allowed, a
deficiency OF eleven might also be permitted, or
the Jrai be committed TO the Court alone, limo
walton which would destroy the institution of trial
by Jury. Cancemi has been tried three times
twies he convicted. aud the verdict set aside,
and once the jury disagreed. He now has another
chance for his life,
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~ DRY GooDs.

We are to-day receiving ADDITIONS to our stock, Of
10 bales neavy 80 and "a FULLED CLOTHS
10 cases Sleeps Grey SATfINETS
34, 7-e and "A Heavy Plaid LINSEYS
IL Blue Oxford Cadet and Grey Mixed SATrI-
NETS
Is cases New Styles PRINTS
2S bales Negro BLANKETS
., ~, ii and IL quarter Bed BLANKETS
Is bales fLAENELS
Besched SHEETINGS, Fancy CASSIMERES and
TMEEDS, all WOOL KENTUCKY JEANS
Plain PERSI ANS and CASHMERES
PLAIN all wool M0USLINS
fancy Printed do
Fancy MoUSLtN DE LANES
ROBES A QUlLLE, ROBES A LRZ and ROBES
VALENTINE
BAYADIER VALENCIES. MOUsLINs and DB
BA6ES
With great many other goods suited to the
season, ali ot which we will sell low to merchants
ELLkTI J. DREVRY.
II Pearl street,
&C l6-2w Richmsnd, Va.
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"a. a - d RICHMOND AND
2P ET ERsBURG RAIL
Road CkNTRAL AND STATE
FAIRS During ths continuance Of the Ceuts al Ard
state Fairs at Richmond and petersburg, tickets
RichmoId, anu from Richmond 70 PstsrsbafG, ct 70
cents each - - -
All articles intended for exhibition at either stths
Fairs will be transported 10 the Fair at the regular
rates, AMI no change n ownership has 6ksn
place they WI be transported back free Of charge.
number of cars suitable TOR tho transportation sf
stock, application must be made at the ffsiGht Of
nee, ss least iour Gays prior 20 the DAY On sniss
free of toll, over The Manchester and Pstsrsb~rG
Turnpike Road. distance "a miles, -.
oc II-dtN3 GILL; pupt
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WIFE WORTH HAvINo.-Mr. Walsh, in one of
bis letters from Paris, records how noble wife
Doby rewarded. Ii appears that in 1919, NJ
de Montyoa bequeathed an annual sum Of 10000
francs as premium at the disposal of the Academy
for the poor Frenchmen woman who should in
the year perform the act most virtuous or morally
credtabie. The premium for the last year has inst
been adj adged to peasant woman, Nj me Durand
OF the department of Vauciuse, for this exemplary
conduct. "Her husband" says Mr.. Walsh, ''~as
accnsed Of a capital crime, and arraigned at assi-
zts; be acquitted with difficulty, aud by a
small majority Of the idry. The wife sustained
him devotedly throughout the trial, and insisted
on his ipnoceDce; she resolved to find the real
culprits; she perseyered in the search for several
years; she discovered them, and had them brought
to justice. Their conviction fulfilled her purpose,
which vas to re'estabsh the character II her hus
band--the true smende for honest mau" The
good woman will be passing rich with ten thou.
kaud francs.
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~FhnsH LrxoHRs.-l have just re-
ceived, by Adams Express, fresh lot OF gwedish
LEECHES. which will % applied upon most reason
able terms
TO- Can be ound at all hours OF the day, at the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel. and N
uight on 9th street. French Garden Hill.
my 2IM 4. O. HOBSON..--
kSB Da JOHN B. WALTHALL, (Homee.
pathist) offers his professional services to the cit
sens of Richmond and its vicinity. Once at his 70
yidence, on Leigh street, two doors from eth.
Ie I2-dly
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. ELEGANT

NEW SILKS,
ard SILK ROBES
Splendid VELVET AND CLOTH CLOAKS
and sHAWLSI
LACES, EMBROIDERIES, &C.
just received by steamer and opening this morn
ing. PRICE WATKfNS.
Dealers In Staple aud Fancy Dry Goods.
Oc 2l-6tf -
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FAMILY MArxar1Na.--Tbe market,

we're we'll supplied on Saturday. with the various
articles for the table and thronged with
Prices at the first market were rs follows: Irish
potatoes per peck, 81 cts, sweet potatoes per
peck, ~ cts; apples per peck, 40a50 cts, cram
berries, per quart, l212 cents; cabbages, 81
s25 cts eaeh celery, per bunch, 1212css; turnips.
cents each cory, au sS PER Egg pan,s
tomatoes per peck, 81 cts; snaps per peck; 25 cts;
onions, pes peck, 371zzs4o cts; butter beans, per
qaNri, l21Ils trout, per bunch. l21 cts; spot,per
dosSn 70 cts; rock aud lsrge 'front.' ~ cts per ID;
"a lscarce 81 each; egss per dozen, rs cts
butter, Per ID. 25a3l cts; beef mutton and pork.
per !b. l219 cts; corn beef, Cd; sausage 1Oa121Ga
chickens 2oa3l cts each; turkeys, 81; ducks, per
pair, I5 ctsa3l; sora, IS cts Per bunch
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Mayors CoURr-A slave named Jer.

mh1Oh URT.-a Slhvt udmeQ JeT.
ry, employed by the Richmond aud Petersburg
Railroad Company. was examined before the Mayor
yesterday on "a charge Of stealing gold watch aud
chain, valued at $500. from Samuel Peters. Two
negroes testified to having seen ths watch iu Jer-
ry's possession, and one of them had been request
cd by the accused to sell it tor him. The Mayor
remanded Jerry for trial. The watch has not been
recovered.
John, slave, the property of R. T. Lscy was
punished for stealing coat, and John Williams
received dose Of 10 for stealing A. Lyneman's
dog. Jacob Shannon was fined 81 for assanlting
negro in the first market, and thereby disturbing
the peace of that locality. The charge against
wm. McCough, Of assauiting Ann Dobson, was
dismissed. The ease Of Lavinia Martin, charged
with making an assault upon Priscilla jackson,
Was continued until the stOf November. Several
cases Of ordinanc violation were disposed Of
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TIRED OF FREEDos-Some twelve months ago,
slave, ihe property Of Col. Hopkins, of Rocking.
han. county, Va, ran of and got into Cabada Hi.
master received letter few days since, begging
him to cone after bin, and bring him back to biz
old home In Virginia that he has been sick and
half starved ever since he left; and that he was
tired of negro freedom in the North. II is NO,
stated whether Mr.. ii. will comply with his re-
quest or NOT.
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HANpsoMk PIECE OF WoRK The small

HANDs0hK PIECE OF WORK The small
Quilt, Or Piano Cover, from the needle Of Mrs. Ap-
person, of New Kent. now on exhibition at the Ax-
ricuitursl Fair Grounds in this city. seems to be
attracting (as it we'll deserves) universal attention
and admiration The design is admirable and the
execution still more ditabis-if posi- ole-to the
lady, from whose needle Ii emanated. It il really
refreshing to look upon-the rich garland OF ~
ers displayed upon the ground of black, and one
cen easily imagine u reproduction of the blushing
roses Of summer, by the needle OF srt.
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MAIN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES takes Pictures
from 50 cents to $40. Ambrotypes. Melainotypes On
leather aud Photographs, life size plain colored
either IN passie or oil The painting to be done by
frst class portrait painter. He does not pretend
~ suitable for running railway cars or an ocean
line of steamers. He has two skylights, enabling
him at all times TO get good Pictures, advantage
not possessed by any other Gallery in Richmond.
Also-Pictures taken for the steroscope.
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CRY CouHcrL.--The Council met yes
terday afternoon at four o'clock. Present Msssrs.
Saunders, tPresident,) Robinson, Hill, Grattap.
Randolph, Denoon, Haskins, Stokes Gresuor.
Eppes, Glazsbrook, Roddy. Allen and Whitfield.
The object Of the meeting being 70 receive the
report Of the Committee on revision TO whom the
ordinance on the fire department had been refers.
Cd, With instructions to report an ordnance for
the organization of paid Department.
The ordinance for paid Gre department was
then read, ~ heretofore printed, with q f,w
amendments, viz: providing for six commanders,
six foremen aud ninety firemen, instead Of seven
commanders, seven foremeu, and one hundred and
eight men. Also that Clerk to be Clerk In
the Chafnberlain's ofice) be appointed at salary
of $3.50 per annum.
Mr.. Glazebrook moved to print and lay the re-
port upon the table.
Mr. Allen opposed the hiring Of slaves to assist
In working the engines. He thought the plan of
working whites and blacks together eatireIy i'm
practicable, and that 1t would be the means OF in.
cressing, instead of diminishing, the number of
hres. He. for one, would be unwilling to permit
one OF bis slaves to be thus employed.
Mr.. Randolph aud Mr.. Grattan supported the
ordinance as reported.
The vote being taken upon the motion of Mr..
Whitfield to lay upon the table until Monday next,
1t was lost.
Mir. Allen then moved to strike out the word
" slaves" In the Sd section, and insert whites,r
which was also lost.
The ordinance as amended was then adopted.
The Council then adjourned to meet again on
Monday afternoon next at AZ O'Clock, for the pur.
pose OF eieciiDg officers for the s. Fire Brigade
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" THOMAS BINFoRp
my EASE. GRACE. BEAUTY

m EASE, GRACE, BEAUTY AND Cor
RICHNESS are combined in the PHOTOGRAPHS and
AMBRorYPRs xecuted at the large Photograph and
Fine Art Galleries of MINNIS 1877 Main SIT eet, op
posite the PostOfice and sycamore street, Peters.
burg, Va.
Ease and grace in position, beauty in finish. and
corr ectness in portraiture.
hose who wish to obtain something really fine in
the way OF Likeness, either in Ambtotype or Pho
tograph plain, in India ink water soiors oil co0rs
or Pssille of any size up TO the size Of life
spectfuly solci I'd to vieit his Galleries and exam
inc his various sly les of Portraiturss
Galleries alwsy open and free to visitors, whether
they'd desire work executed or not. SEQ
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A Mosr DrsrREssISG AocfDEsT.-0n Wednesday
last, after the passenger train on the Orange
aud Alexandria Railroad, passed Uaiop Mile, the
freight train on the Manassas Road followed imme
diately after. On turning the curve, the Engineer
Of the freigh train discovered a child, apparently
about Two years Of age, take seat upon the rail.
He Immediately reversed his engine and did oil ~
his power to stop the train but hudng 1t imp possi
bic TO do so, he sprapg from the engine v iih the
hope of picking the little fellow up before the train
reached him, but in vain The mother OF the poor
little fellow within four feet Of him. bnt eouid
not reach it in time to save -CHip7er (Fa) 90.
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~ WALTERS, TKABoARDs, fine Brit
tanais Tea and Coffee Pots, Castors and Lamps. of
handsome styles. for sale at very low prices by
&C Est CLARKE, Market Place.
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DsATH or AN ALDERNY.-The valuable
Alderney bull, "Castor," owned by Mr.. j. Howard
McHenry, of Maryland, died at the Pair Grounds
last evening. The animal was taken sick on the
Vay hither
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- $50. P1rca RspUcxp. $50.
The WHEsLRR WILs0H
SEWING MACHINE
has takau the highest premium wherever exhibited,
at the Fall Pairs Of 1853 including the state Fairs
Of New York, New Jersey. Pennsylvania, Kentuc-
~, Illinois, Wisconsia AID California and the Fairs
of the Cincinnati. Detroit, chicago and sc. Louis In
h Gfnce 2E Main street, Richmond.
respectfully ask the attention Of purchasers to
these Machines, which, for fan ny use confdently
recommend az the best ever offered to the public.
&C 2-l2ts ri CkAIGR Arane
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CUnroUs CALoULATIoH.-A friend who
10 fond of mathematical calculation, informs us
that the steamer jamestown has run 252,O00 mties
since she was placed on the line between New York
and Richmond, and that her wheels In the same
time have made IL $50 900 revolutions, aud her
pistons p, ,16a 900 psrpsndicular movements.
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~ $50, $50. $50. $50, S50-eIs-
GERS SEWING MACHINES We have just produced,
and are now prepared u suppiy orders for singers
New Family Sewing Machine containing the latest
improvement, at the extreme low price Of vIsTY
A. g. BUrrRRFIELD.
oc lin Agent
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.'gwELsr.-The jewelry business is one of the
leading branches of America industry. 1t is
chiefly carried on in Connecticut aud Rhode Is
laGd, aud in Newark, Nj. Il gives employment
also, and absorbs large amount of capital. in the
city Of New York. 1t is estimated that there is
not less than two millions of dollars in gold and
silver melted down annually in New York city for
r0n.umption in the arts aud manufactures Iu
Boston perhaps onefourth of this sum. One Boston
nrm has, for several years, meited down 100000
snunsily in silver alone for plate trinkets, &c.
lie Providence this brahch of business has for
some years, been an important and profitable
one Before the late revulson there were en-
ployed il that city, in this lire alone, about
J,5U0 persons, with weekly wages of about SI6.5O0
Since January last the number has ranged from
$40 to 500. The importance of manufactures to
provideuce is further shown in the fact that in
1891, there were employed in the iron business
atone 2,750 persons, with monthly wages of about
$1,000. The number this year has been reduced
20 1900 or 1,S00
In Kings aud New York counties alone there
are eleven gold pen manufactures, with capital
of 900 900. producing S100,90o annually, and EN-
ployiug 200 persons In this State there are be-
sidss 3. establishments engaged in the manufac-
sGre aud working of gold and silver gold leaf,
z. ding, German silver, sc. These employ upwards
oi 400 persons. and have a capital of $25Oo00,
producing annually about two and-a-haif millions
tu manufactured articles.
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TEE WAGES OF stN.-Miss Eveline Glover, aged
IS, committed suicide at Dorchester. Mass, on the
2lst inst She dressed and went to q bridge, where
she took of her bonnet and shawl, left them on
the bridge, after which she walked 10 the water's
edge, and slowly waded FROM the shore until she
passed beyond her depth aud was drowned. The
bcdy foated of, aud was picked up by schooner
A fear of coming shame and exposure led to this
act of selfdestruction.
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THs RACES at Ashland commancs to-
day. For tnioFmation respecting the horses, the
tina Of the trains, starting, &e Ne ss1e the read
q 70 the advsrtissment.
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MECHANICS lNsTITUTE.-We are graft
fed to state that the exhibition of the Virgisia
Mechanics Institute continues to attract throngs
of visitors. Many ladies' who desire to examine
the interesting objects exhibition resort to the
Institute in the day time. The nightly gather
ings, however, are the most numerous aud bril-
liant, and music adds charm to the attractions
OF the Fair.
The sword, used by Peter Francisco in his dar.
ing adventure with rarleton's cavalry, was de-
posted in the Institute yesterday. On paper
attached to the sword is written brief account of
the heroic exploit, which we copy: "fhis sword
was taken from a British dragon by Peter Fran
cisco, while a. Wards tavern, in Amelia county,
Va, in 1881. When the officer attempted 10 get
Francisco's shoe buckle, he secured his sword,
and killed three of Tarleton's men-put four to
fl fght--and took seven horses left by them at
ward'e. He was unarmed when attacked. This
incident occurred in sigh. of 400 Of Tarletons
troo,s."
Thesword belongs to Mr.. VS.. Pssoud a nephew
OF Peter Francisco and Was deposited by Mr.. j. NJ
Francisco. of this city 1t has beeo placed among
the Blues collection, near the door OF the hall.
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CEsslos AT WEST ILsssDA--0n the Goth OF Sop
tsmber last, Col. g. T. ysiverton. OF Coffee county,
in that Stats received from bis Exeellency Cover
per Moore, the appointment OF commissioner on
the part Of Aisbsu,a, 10 treat with the State OF
Florida la relation to The cession Of the westerp
portion OF that State TO the State Of AlAbama.
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s&r Srovzs. RANGES AND FURNACES

Now in store full supply, cargo of schr Mignio-
ty of our wares. We especially recon mend the
hichmond Portable Furnace, Bay State Cooking
Range and Harp Cook Stove.
Repairs always on hand for all leading articles sold
at the Governor Street Etove Store.
~ Wanted Immediately two first class workmen.
ocl6 GEORGE STAKRETT.
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FIRE.-A building in Exchange Alley
csught fire yesterday from a burning chimney
Damage small.
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Az ECCENTRIC MAs.-Bepuett Aldridge. an old
citizen Of Petersburg, Va, died there on the 22nd
inst Among many eccsntgicitiesof the deceased
sss that of preparing grave for himself IN tn
eeinetsry aud leaving dying request that fsl.
iow-eiizsa-nota minister, should oiticiate at his
funeral.
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DgsTEoYxp.-Ths iron Ice boat, known - the Ice
King, which went 10 Neu York from Norfolk the
pest sumtnsr, took Gre Friday nightya her satirs
woodwork vAS destroyed. =
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FALL AND WINTER
NV nnil-
~- CARPE4INes.

w CARPEqINes.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
MATa,
BOOKING,
TABLE, COVERS,
BRASS STAIR PLATES,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
COCOA MATiINGS,
PLANO COVERS,
SILVER PLATED and
BRASS STAIR RODS
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DS CURTAIN GOODS.
JOHN F.. REGNAULT.

va MaiH oAhssI
SQUARE ABOVENEW CUSTOM HOUSE
Has received an elegant and extensive assortment
Of CURTAIN MATERIALS, consisting Of
BROCATELLS,
SATIN DE LANES,
INDIA SILKS,
FRENCH CHINTZ
LACE CURTAINS,
GILT CORNICES,
CENTRE TASSELLS.
ENGLISH AND GERMAN WOksTED DAMASKS
ENGLISH TERRY,
COTTON DAMAsK,
MUSLIN CURTAINS,
BANDS, PINS, HOOKS
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MTsTnRIoUs.-On Sunday afternoon,
negro man riding fine horse, and carrying In
his arms white infant, neatly attired, passed
through Il sh street. and endesvored to dispose Of
his little charge among the colored people living
IN the valley. None of them, however, could be
persuaded to give the babe home This incident
may be set down among the "Mysteries of Rich
Mond :"