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nsOO REWARD.-The undersigned

$500 REWAR Ial.. s nndersi ie;ns'1
p'IoO Ins9ranes Compares hereby ,o's ans
conviction of the incebdiary incendiaries. who,
on the night OF the 2tth ultimo tired the prop,
erty of Messrs Binford Porter, at the north-east
corner of Governor and Franklin Streets or for the
incepdiary or incendiaries who fired the store OF
Isaac A. Rice on the night OF the 2lst uit, On the
east side of nth street, near the Old Market
MERCHANTS IN.uRANCE CO:.
p Montague, Sec'cy,
e. dlot w l. Cowardin Sec'y
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by Jas. NJ. Taylor 4 Son.
. HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS o

= CLAY STREET AT AUCrION-wiI be s,l,,.
o:lock. T. NJ, 3hsndsome building l. t.. ON the
south side Of Clay street. extended into the coun
ty of Henrico, between Graham and thinner streets
an nearly posite the residence Of Peter GIinn
Esq The Lots front Clay street % feet EACH and
run back l55 feet to an alley. ~
TERas.--Jne third cash; the balance at 6 and ~
months. for notes with interest," ant secured BY deed,
OF trust Taxes for 1883 to be naid by purrh sser !
fe JAS, NJ. fAYLtiR s0N Ancts
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By Goddin s. Apperson.
pY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUsr

by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
- bearing date the 3lst day of July 1857 shall on
the nth day Of February. 1858, at 81 O'Clock p VI
II iair II not on the first fair day thereafter IA trns
tee under deed from James Whelap. sell at nnhlic
auction. Tor cash. OH the pre misses lot of Land in
the City OF Richmond, in Duval's Addition fronting
on the east side OF LIST street 81 feet inches run
ming back 100 feet. and described in said deed "a
the same lot conveyed to James Whelan nv John
Abern and wife. by deed dated July LIST ISi3 and
recorded in the Hastings. Court of Richmond There
is small WOODEN building on the lot The title ia
believed be good. bat &C ing as trustee. 1 shall
only convey with snerisl warranty ''
JOHN g. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
Sale by GoDD'N APpERsoN. fa sMtcs
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND IN
4 CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, NEAR BELLoNA
ARSENAL, AT AUCrI0N.-As Trustee in q Deed of
Trust from Abner w. Trabue dated 3oti of October
1852, duly recorded in Chesterfield County Court
shall proceed tn sell at public auction on the nre
mises. on THURSDAY, the 18th day of February
1855. f fair it not the next fair day. at the honr
of i2 O'Clock ". the following Real Estate conveyed
by the Trust Deed Aforesaid viz III acres of land
located as above, being the purchased by said
Trabue of the estate of Edward D. Friend. decd.
The title is believed 10 be good but the Trustee
will convey with the usual special warranty.
TERMS-Cash. JAMES r. MCTYREE
Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN 8 ApPERsoN, Aucts
ia 80
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THE LARGEST STOCK OF JEWEL

II KY. SILNER Plated WARE, WATCHES
&c. IN THE CITY.-The subscriber has received by
the steamer jamestown very large and varied stock
OF the above goods, which il superior in quality to
what is generally kept in the Jewelry Stores of the
city aud which he will sell at far less prices than
the same goods can DO bought for
50 Ladies and gentlemen will please call at No
10 Ma street. where the above goods will be shown
with pleasure and warranted as represented.
IA a-fa IIENRK L l,,nA
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,athI.f offers his proIessO1hI sefNlCes 70 the GU
,sut Richmond and its vicinity. ONCE at his Re
s,,epce on Leigh street, two doors from 9Th.
IL l-i2ms
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PU7URE Ddrs.
- =
By Godtin Il Apperson.

By Goddin & Apperson.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Val
~ UABLE REAL EsTATE ON NAVY HILL
BY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of the
caty Of Richmond. pronounced on the iyth asy' Of
January. 1874 in the suit Of Griffin Va kiiore ard
as, the undersigned, Commis srsners BIZ the said
decree appointed. will proceed 10 sell. at public suc
1Sn to the hishsst bidder, en- the premises on
not the next fair day. at4 O'clock. r. NJ the prop
srty IN the said deed mentioned viz Three Lots III
4runnd. on Navy Hill, in the city OF Richmond.
Is as Nos 90 60 and q. frotiag together
W ieef on the weat line Of 5th street. and running
pack within parallel lines ~ feet 10 an alley II,
cpmnlln 10 fset wide, with the mprov sme nts and
appurtenances, consisting Of comfortable Dwelling
TO belonging. 8
iEnMs -Jne-fourfh cash, the remaining three
lonrths ct 6. sand IL mouths, respectively interest
1000 nom day Of sale the purchaser TO give nego-
pie noes Tor the deferred pa nlents aud the title
oe retained until ALI the purchase money be paid
as nj conveyance directed ty the court =.
lf0WIcON
GEO w RANDOLPH. Cohimis.
Sae conducted by 6oDDIs d APfEasoS, Aucts IL
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By Goddin 3 Apperson.
VALUABLE FARM OF 3O7 AGRA,

;, IN HANOVER COUNTY, 4 NILES EAST on
RICHMOND. FOR SALk AT AuCTI0N.-At the
request OF Mr. John D. Hunt We will sell Ut pubic
auction, on the premises on WEDNK SDAY, the t0th
OF tebruary, 1S3s. xt II O'Clock, n fair III rot The
next fair day. the tract OF Land. locNed 10 above
and lately owned and occupied BY the lat Th0mas
Clarke II will be divided into two or more
tracts, as may agreed on at the hour Of sale. plat
Of which will be exhibited at the sis II iss about
miles from the head of tbs Mechau3csville tnrn-
pike. aud aajoins the ands Of Messrs Jno a. Mosby
Richard GENTRY aud others. There are two Dwelling
Houses on the place, one of which b q most excuE
lent one, hav MA ample accommodations. besidcs
the usual outbnlldings, such ~ kitchen. stable.
quarters &c The land 10 admirably adapted TO veg-
early. - =.
The place Is healthy. and the neighborhood good.
II Is well supplied with springs OF good water. Mr.
Gentry, who resides near this place. will shew the
promises to any one disposed 20 purchase. a E
After the sale of the land. eli the Crops Of CoFu
&C., VIII be sold 81 - $50 - z
p. s.--Thereis valuable Mari Bed on one OF tbs
tracts. NV p
Trans RoR THE LAsp--one-fifth cash, balance ct q,
~ ~ and "a months. for negotiable notes. interest
added, secured by trust deed For the PERSONAL ks-
TATE. all sums under tal, cash; over that amount
months credit. The taxes for lS,s 10 BE- paid BY the
purchaser. -. 4
a2 aODDIN 4 AppERsON Auefa
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Sale conducted by H. b. Cook Co. f,e
TRUSTEE SALE OF yALUaRIr

TEE SALE OF VALUABLE
a.. SLAVES AT AUCFI0N-On TUESDAY. the
Zoa gay OF February next, at 10 o'clock shall ex
mond, at the store Of Messrs. L. d. Cook 1 Co. No
Main street sundry Slaves. under decree OF the
Stcut Court OF Sp0ttsy lvana county ia the case OF
also a house servant. two Women. Girl, valuable
These servants are accustomed 10 honsa ,.o.,x -
can be recommended. ~
Terms cash. CHARLES @. wELLRoRD
sa,a Trustee.
~ ~A~-s''
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NEW C0-PARTN ERSHIP.

NEW CtJPAKTNEkSHIP.
The subscribers have this day entered into CO.
partnership, under the style OF A. K. PARKER a.
co and will conduct General Wholesale and Re
tail DRY GOODS business. They will be constant
supplied with the newest and mo desirable yes
of Foreign and Domestic 6oods. and hope by strict
attention business tn merit the patronage 80 be
rally extended to the late firm.
A. X. PARKER,
VIM. u. BURTON,
DAVID UUGBIL.L.
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CHANGE OF LOCALITY.-By the an
" nexed advertisement, my old customers an
friends will be informed that have resumed bust
my own account. Grateful for past favors,
hope TO have their future patronage
VIM. 8. THAW
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Richmond, LIST Feb'y, 1858.

On retiring from the Dry Goods business. l take
great pleasure in recommending to the patronage of
assured their dealings with them will te entirely
satisfactory. X. NJ. NlMM0.
u.
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DUBBERS, RUBBERS.-New is the
H time for Rubber Shoes Those in want Of "A
good article that will neither melt or lose their
gloss should call soon, as they are going OH like
not cakes Every ones motto ought to be Health
nreferatje to wealth" G MAURICE,
e. No Isl Main street.
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CHINESE SUGAR CORN SEED

EHlNESE SUGAR CORN SEED.-I
~ have ia store supply Of these Seed. which are
warranted pure. From all accounts published by
persons who have raised this Corn it is decidedly the
best thing known for stock, the fodder and stalk
containing snch abundance of sugar that cattle
and horses eat it readily For sale BY
fe9 I-th street
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respectfnlly Inform

II members of tho Legislature and others that
we have several very comfortable vacant ROOMS in
our House. on the South side of Grace street, Just
above 6th where they will be pleased to receive ap
pliCations. X. Is. Il NJ j. MURRAY.
de- 39-dts
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By Chas. T. WORKMAN & Co, Auots

tARGO NEW ORLEANS SUGAR AND
~ MOLASSEs AT AUCTI0N-On FRIDAY. Feb
18th. ut our auction house. on the Dock Commencing
ut II O'clock A. NJ. will sell the cargo Of the brig
Gov. Bull from Attakapa'. La, consisting Of
333hhds. prime to choice SUGARS.
32 bbls. really prime M0LASSEs.
TERMS OF SALE-for all sums under 500 cash: over
800, months credit for approved negotiable ma
per. CHAS. 7. WORKMAN a CO
fe 5-tds knct.
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vALISES WANTED.--Men-
n bers Of disbanded troops Of CsvAlry. can
~ dispose of their VALVES ON fair tsrms
-A by calling on me, at my Carriage. PADDLE
and Harness Store. 18th street, between Main and
Cary. g. e. MILEg.
IN 19-ts
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SERVANTS FOR SALE AND HIRE

In w nlMn--Iwo women, accustomed
work. Apply to an general House
fe SIT ~. GAiiuUkN.
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BARGAINS AND NO MISTAKE The

~ subscriber intendihg t. close his present busi-
ness offers his entire stock of Dry Fancy and Millm
cry Goods at snch prices that will at once show that
he is really selling out These in want will consult
their own interests by giving me an early call.
All those indebted TO him will please settle their
accounts, as longer indulgence can not l." given.
T.. FLEISCHER
Mai, ITO 81 N
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RAKER'S PREMIr NJ BITTERS; Hoof-
- lands German Bitters; Turner's Forest Wine
Bitters and Jscksons Exc, sior Btters for sale by
JOHN " POLLARD. Druggist,
fec lTth str..t
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HAVING BOUGHT C. HARTwEL's

IL stock of goods at great sacrifice, offer most
extraordinary Inducements to our friends and the
public during the next thirty days to buy such
goods as will soon be ia active demand.
N. bah the varittie of staple and housekeeping
goods will be added to the stock and full assort
ment regularly kept. SWORDS THAW.
fel No. ll5 Broad st.
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DER SCHOONER 1GALLEGO-Ano

DIN bCHUONEN uH HHi1UU HuV
l. Their supply of those superior male, elevated
oven COOKING RANGES, with Hot Oh set.. aud
with or without Hot Water Fixtures, three sizes
Having set a good,y number of these desirable Ran
ges during the past year, with satisfaction 10 the
nurchasers We now WARRANT them in all cases.
Housekeepers aud others. requiring something real.
ly good I'm the cooking department. will please call
and examine them, at the Governor 81 Stove sL0re
90" o. III, GEORGE STARRETT.
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JANUARY Ist, 1888.
COMPREHENSIVE MER-

II
~ GER and JOHN p HILL. have this day formed
a par nership, under the name and style OF MER-
GER HILL for the purpose of manufacturing
SASH, BLINDS and DOORS. of every description.
Orders may be left ut the Lumber Yard o. ISAAC
j MEKCER d Co Youth eide of the Dock. near
Mayo's Bridge. or at the Factory, next above Hax-
ais Mills ISAAC j MERCER,
JOHN P HILL,
AZ "a lQ-Im
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NEW FIRM The subscribers have this
~ day formed copartncrship under the name
and stvle of SWORDS Il THAW. for the purpose of
conducting retail Dry ,ods business at the store
recently occupied by Charles Hartwell
JOS. SWORDS,
VIM. y. THAW
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TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF
4 CL0rHING. DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES,
GR0CERI ~. kc-By virtue Of deed u trust, exc
cuted by III Cohen, to the subscriber. and duly re-
corded In Amelia county court will proceed TO ell
for cash at the store Of said Cohen, st Marysn i1
the county Of Amelia. on w EDNESDAY, the 10th Of
this month. the whole ofthe stock OF oods Contain
ed In said store, consisting Of Clothing Dry uosas
Boots. shoes &c, and also, variety Of Groceries,
Hardware. Tinwsre and Drugs.
Terms Of sale, cash.
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rs,g- LAspRsTH' Nkw CRoP
uEEnS
soy-HAIR CurrINo.-To the Citize

Ali varieties tor eale by .,
JOHN " GARLICK,
Druggist and ApothecaTy.
,a1s Market Place franklin Street.
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OLIVER PLATED CASTORS, superior
cut glass aud best Sheffield plate. next in dura
bility to solid silve., for sale by C.GESNET,
fec Eagle Square
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JUST 10 HAND he foliovisx

- sea-onable Bsots and Shoes. 6r ladies', vi:
Ncroceo Welt Boots, heessd; 0eAfskin 10 20 ~.
sole Caters. heslsd Hutten. DO dc Pumn es1s Csa-
xress DO do, lasting Bush ins. Do Merocco * 0eot
skin d. with various other kinds ~ lQole ed
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NOTICE.-I hereby appoint and consti-
~ tute Mrs. A. Il. LOCKWOOD, nv agent to
transact and carry retail Groce husin in he
citv of Richmond q. W. LOCKWOOD.
,January 2Ist ls5S-Ia 22-i5t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF SLAVES.

~ Al Commissioners. appointed By decree u the
County Court q Chesterfield. pronounced - the he
cember term. lzz. n the case Of hewles snd wife
Va kiIefts will srli 70 the highest bidder. - the
auction room II Hector Davis IN the city u Rich
mould, IN WEDNESDAY,. tho tsth ~ tsofsAxy, LES.
betv een the koars &c 70 and II o'clock, tvu ssve-,
" g. FLoukSof. cosnnr.
4, s-ltdskcwN
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4 DM ii'l, sALE.-wil

A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.--Will be
\ sold on the 18th dav of fERRU AIRY. 1854 al the
late residence Of Antoaio TrAbert decd La the town
Of sydney one Negro Man, about ffty years old
named derry; twot ows and me articles Of HOUSE,
hold and Kitchen fugntae. belonging " the estate
of Antonio Trsbert, dsod.
Sale 1T O'Clock. I. y,
Adminiktraforo Of che PersonAI estate Of
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MERCANTILE INSTITUTE will

LsI opened again for instruction in Book Keeping,
Monday night the sth inst in the school room OF
Messrs Cone Smith, on Broad street corner of 9Th
Each scholar has desk to himself, and ID taught
separately.
Those intending TO commence this session. will
Please attend "a above, at ia O'Clock. Entrance
from 9Th street.
IA I-Et JANES Ill HECK
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nISSOLUTION.-The o-partnership,
~ heretofore existing under the firm and style of
MERCER 4 EVANS. is this day dissolved. by mu-
tual consent. The debts dne to or 10y the concern,
will be settled by Isaac j, Mercer and John =. HILL
ISAAC MERCER,
W q EVANS.
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DISSOLUTION.-T copartnerskip of
IL MORTON. ARMsTEAD Co. is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The senior partner will
proceed to settle up the business of the with
as little delay as possible. Each partner will use the
name OF the concern, in udat.on alone.
JOSEPH T. MORTON,
JAS. NJ. AkMSTEADi
JOSEPH BLANT0N.
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FTO TIE LADIES.-Mrs. McVEY has
Il lately arrived from New York and holds her 81 If
in readiness 10 wait on ladies in their lying in
From past experience and extensive Practice, ehe
teels confident i'll giving satisfaction. Residence
Is street three storv stone coored house. between
Main and Frank lin streets directly opposite al
ley leading 20 the Old market. Ia 3-l2t*
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OLIVER PLATED FORKS, Spoons, Su-
~ gar Baskt Is, Casters, Pitchers, Trays, GobletI
&c. for sale by G. GENNET.
fl Eaule
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POSITIVELY TO CLOSE In THIRTY
4 DAYS.-We shall continue to sell off the bs-
lance of our stock of DRY GOODS for 80 days only
at a great reduction on prime cost, for cash. You
are invited to call great saving will be made
ny making your Spring purchases now. 1000 yards
A Bleached shirtings. at Ga cts; 200 yards plsd
inghams. at Cd. worth 2j cts; Dress Silks Rich De-
LANES and Valentias, without regard to cost.
W z PERKINS Co
e. Ia La
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run HfkE-Thc present wear s a.,
u rate Washer and In,n.r 80 yeaI, nrst
On Apply over DR. WANTS. oce Msin s, house
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D0ARDIN u - The SHOT TOWER
~ HOUSE. on Grace, betw cen sth and 9th streets,
second door fiom st Pauls Church, having been
taken by Mrs BASS. as q Boarding House, il now
open for the reception Of families and day boarders
to-l ms
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Thousands Of test,nonials from the United States.
and also from Royalty. Nobility, and medical men
from Europe can be seen at the Doctors eonsnMns
EEW nays ONLY fel-lms
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'oh nihE.,-A No. l Dining Room
is highly recommended. Apply 10 '"e hesse aud
~ A-N GEO J SUMNER ~ Pearl a
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~ CoL0RED SILKS. We invite the attention of
the ladies to some really han isome embroidered
French Collars; colored silks founced Silks; Bay
adler Silks: Moulin de Lane; 1arlton Muuslins
stella Shawls; Col0re Kid Gloves: Party silk IlIu-
sion Engli-h black Grapes Now is the time for la
dies to secure bargains at
CHARLES A. GWATKISS'
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A DAMANTINE CANDLES 500 whole
IA and half boxes-very superior Quality for sale
by f. H. SKINKER &C0.,
fec Cary t.
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EIFTY HHDS. SIDES, SHOULDERS
and Breasts 30 bills choice Family Hams; 40
bbls No: Leaf Lard; 100 packages Goshen Butter
part strictly choice; 200 boxes prime Cutting Cheese
For sale by TH0S JONES Il Co
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JOHN G. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
70 ~ ro
TRUSTEES SALE OF LANDT

Sale conducted by GoDDIN 3 AppERsoN, Aucts.
ia 80
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First Division.-Hsrdy Hybrid Perpetual Moss,
Perpetual Moss Summer, Climbing and Yellow
Second Dvision-Tender Bourbon. Noisette
elmer, Bengal and Tea. Comprising 1873 varie-
ties. To say nothing fPeonies. Phlox, Pompones,
verbenas, Petunias, Tulips, Hyacinths, and SO
varieties of
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a esutleua61 having advsrtised, Coz 4 ser
vank. : black nsn applied for the situa
>ioo The old gentleman enqnired of him
shsxher be understood onsequenees---''be
es9ss 9 ypq Dot yoq will mot suit
80 *<t4#z skZ@fx fs
B6nbQ requested him to explain, as he
al not knov MAJ be UNDERSTOOD the mean
nd Of the terln- -
NM ssitl the gentleman, IF tell
- % SET tha dinner table. ! shall expect
- to lay the-eloth. put on The dishes. the
ss3ce, &C.. asa necessary consequence,
wilh0ut my being under the necessity of
n11hsioripg every hem to bepiaccd on the
s ]-ok yss,' said Sambo. ''if that's what
III III consequence, shall try to suit
!, a z'Ieoord;a6l ssubo vas Employed. and
n,;hsd tIo<o1 gentleman very well-mind-
rs TO carry out consequences IN every
t1snf,k Ire old gentleman was taken
81. and ckbo NAs.seAt in haste for the
stor: BadI6o stayed long time. but
& I1ne1b "a "a 8 not only with tie doc
~. 6uk lawyer To-. write his viii. the
xn<5>okef - take the dimension of the
eoeiu ~ Eraps dfGges 70 dig the
ID, sambo fnid the old gentleman.
(D1<6ll 1G al these men? IS
ceou1e. , said Sanbo. lyon told me !
/n16t b ways consider consequences; and
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FARE FROM CHICAGO TO LOUISVILLE ONLY So.


EOR KEW ALBANY, LOU
l. ISVILLE, LEXINGTON. NS -
and Frankfort, Kentucky. Extending from Lake
Michigan to the Ohio River at New Albany, oppo.
site Louisville.
Ihe<enly Direct Route from Chicago to Louis.
yille Frankfort and Lexington, Ky, LAFAYETTE, In
danapolis, Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus, Zanes
vile, &C., &c. 3 = fstE9's 1srE ITO
It j, also the Quickest and most Direct Route 10
Wheeling, Pitsburg, Baltimore Washington, Phil
adelphia, &C., &c.
TWO DAILY TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO
Via Michigan Central Railroad as follows:
100 A. NJ. Cincinnati and Louisville Express
arriving in Cincinnati at 10 p. NJ, running directly
through to Cincinnati without change of cars or
baggage.
EDO p M. Night Express, running directly
through to Louisville, connecting at Lafayette for
indianapolis and all other points mentioned above,
arriving az Cincinnati at IL NJ. and at Louisville at
$50 p NJ.
Both Trains connect at Greencastle with Trains
OF 'feTe Haute and Richmond Railroad, in season
for passengers to take that Road either east OF west
and to take passengers ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, &c.
to New Albany and Louisville. Also with trains on
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, at Mitchell.
only one change of cars between Chicago
and New Albany.
Baggage checked through 80 aIT
Through Tickets can be had at all of the princi
pal Railroad Offices in the West Also at the Pas
senger Station of the Michigan Central Railroad
foot of Lake street, the Office, corner of Lake ant
Dcarbon streets, opposite fremont House, Chicago
VI be careful TO get Through Tickets By wa,
OF New Albany and Salem Railroad
| JOHN B. ANDERSON, Sup't
w. NJ. SABiN, Gen. Passenger Agent
Jas. Parton, Gen. Travelling Agent.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-06
DRESSED FLOORING FOR SALE.

saving, Planning, Topsucinc. Groo,.rg
and Scroll saving Dsur TO Order.
u large Quantity of Window Sail, snd
Doors, read, madr oi all sizes and qua ti.s. kstt
constantly Oh hand.
All orders from di:tIase will be- promptly Eli,d
and the articles delivered at either Of the Rail Road
Ocpots in !.aportc without extra Charge
MAY .ls57.-Iyp'd.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-06
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PITTSBURGH, Prss., Chartered 1856
Board Of IL Trustecs-Faculty of IA Teachers.
EMPHATIcALLY
The Business Mans College.
Largest and most Complete Commercial
College in the United States.
In Daily Attendance upwards Of goo Students
q - 5eE FACULTY.
F. w. JENKINS, PRINCIPAL.
Ia NFTJ.C. SMITH, A. NJ,
n Professor of Accounts and Book Keeping.
I. /. HITCHCOCK,
Professor of Arithmetic and Commercial Calcu-
lations.
frfsfn.,ef JOHN FLEMING,
Author of sThe National System of Book keeping.
[ Lecturer on Business; its Customs and Usages.
a-a ]. w. BRENTLINGER,
Professor Of Arithmetic, Bookkeeping and Pho
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A. COWLEY and A. T. DOUTHETT,
| Professors of Plain and Ornamental Penmanship.
T. BACON,
\ Lecturer on Political Economy.
| JAMES II. HOPKINS, ESQ.,,
OF the Pittsburgh Bar; Lecturer on Commercial
~ JAMES w. KENNEDY,
| OF "Kennedy's Bank Note Review lecturer on
| Counterfeit. Altered and Spurious Bank Notes.