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1Lss Nc KISS HIM Fox his MotHxa."-The edi.
tor OF the New Orleans Advocate has this incident
about the ravagss Of the yellow fever In that city,
rsla.ed TO him BY one Of the Methodist pastors /:
''Tne preacher was called q few days since 70 at
tend the funeral Of young man. Before his sick.
ness he was stout, buoyant, manly youth. lie
vas from the State Of Maine, and had been here
busa short time. He was attacked by yellsw fever,
and soon died, with no mother or relatives to
watch BY his bedside, or to seothe bin with that
sympathy which none bnt those Of our own dear
ktudrsd blood can feel or manifest He died
among strangers and WAS buried by them -
When the fureral service was over. and the
strange friends Who had ministered to him were
ab ,ut TO auaiiy close the cnfin, an old lady who
stood BY, stopped them and said. Let me kiss him
for his mother9' We have ye: to fnd the first
nan or woman to whose eye this simple recital has
not brought tears"
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DRICE REDUCED no FIVE DOLLARS

DhlCE nGDCCED HI FL T. OOLLAhS.
4 -Rupturss cured! Ruptures radically cured
The price OF Dr. Shernan great radical cure rupture
Truss has been reduced from $40 to only So placing
il in tbs power of all TO obtain of these
Trusses, and be perfectly cured. This Truss
venienty be sent BY mail express to any portion
of the state.
Send a measure of your hips or peivi6-saying
whether you desire weak or strong spring, dis.
tinctly writing your name and place OF residence
The pad of this Truss works on the bail and socket
systeIn giving great latitude of motion, to
apply its pressure at any given point and then fixing
it there your pleasure by small lever attached.
II s worn with perfect comfort. The Truss neal
instrument being perfectly simple and not at all lia
bic to get out of order be broken. IT has cured
great number persons in this city and throughout
the State, and We will most cheerfuly refer 20 gen.
tlemen who we'll known for their veracity and
respectability who have themselves been thoroughly
cured of this dangerous disease and tina ttoo in
of long standing and OF an aggravated nature.
All medical men pronounce 1t the very best Truss
known.
The money for the Truss must invariably be SEN,
In advance.
Persons not knowing us can send their money to
any merchant or friend in the city, will give
any reference asto responsibility and promptness
The Truss any information concerning it, can be
had of q. G. JACKSON,
No. IL Main street, Richmond.
N. s. Persons owning valuable slaves who are ri
tured, should by al means obtain one; for they viii
not emily cure but are 30 durable that they are the
cheapest in the cad
Ali kinds Of Trusses kept and sold on reasonable
terms. De bly,
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A Busry scRNE We happened to be at our de-,
not few days ago, when the mail trsin arrived
from Bristol. As il moved OF 10 hurry, we OBJ
erred . Young gentleman standing upon the
track Ia rear OF the train, bare headed, aud with
evident disappointment depicted on his counte@
nance Remsrking that passenger had been
Jeff a by stander, with knowing wink, replied,
that the bare headed man upon the track and a
yoans lady upon the train had intended to stop
1t Abingdon, with the design OF committing ma
trimony The young lady was 10 charge OF her
mother, who was taking her eastward from Bris-
troi 20 prevent the marriage. The young couple
had arranged the matter thus The expeetant
groom, without the knowledge Of the mother, Was
10 come as far as Abingdon 10 the baggage car, and
then about the time the train was to start, be was
90 run TO the back platform Of the rear car where
his isds love was to be standing, and as the train
moved ID be WAS to lift her down, and let the iu.
corrisbis mammy go on, with ample time for
ref citing upon the uncertainty Of human cscns
lstions Tho arrangements were understood BY
the Engineer. wno WAS to move OF rapidly as
possible AZ soon a. tho hatless gentleman dlsap-
psared behind the train. The mother, however,
ha5ipg seen him making his way to the rear OF
shs ear, looked around for her daughter, and see.
ing hsr about 10 pass on to the platform, rushed
towards her and gTxsped her tightly by her cloth
ing lust at which moment, the lover having reach
cd the signal post, tool tooi. SOUNDED the whistle,
snd away vent the train. with the mother holding
On 20 the daughter, ard the young gentleman, as
before remarked, standing bare headed upon the
track looked very much as il he had let bird go.
ABINGDON Ttrptf,idH.
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RE DUCED THROUGH

zexsA1zEAsiz3 TAhIFF UF UdAh kN " II Z
CANAL EnUd RICHMOND TO LYNCH3URd.-
The subscriber thankful for the very liberal pstro.
mage hitherto received, would inform his friends
that his hrough charges On general Merchandise
such as Hats Caps, Shoes. Boots Dry Goods. &C. are
only THIRTY CENTS par 100 lbs ; on Groceries.
Queensware, &c, only TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per
100 lbs., which includes all expenses from the
wharves in Richmond to the Landings or Depot il
Lynchburg.
Boats leave every other day. full or not full and
goods are sent forward without any detention.
rates A. :. LEE.
an 27-ts On the Dock.
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o STORE ON BROAD STREET FOR

60 STORE ON BROAD STREET FOR
EI RENT.-TH0MAS D. QUARLES offers FOX
rent the desirable store formerly occupied by him
SELF and adjoining the Dry Goods house of Uren
shaw, Quares Co. To good tenant the terms
will be liberal and possession given immediately.
su 20-ts
Ga FOR RENT---k desirable store un
- der the Exchange Hotel, on l4th street. next
door 10 Vests Book Store. Possession given imme-
diately. Apply to Hugh w. Fry, or Henry &. Can
non. Its
60 FOR RENT.-The residence of the
sSA late David NJ. Pullism, in Manchester, is for
rent. with garden attached, tho remainder of this
and the ensuing year. Any information concern
ing the same can be had by calling on
PULLiAM & Belts,
an It's Odd Fellows Hall, Richmond.
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A HOME, THAT is a HOME!

IA FOR SALE.
i DR. pose to sell my FARM, in the county OF Ap-
pomsttoA Va, containing $40 Acres lying II Se mics
fl ON Concord Depot. Scuth->'de Railroad, ana icur
miles from James river III good con itiCn to. grow
wnr, nv an examination by any Que wishing TO pur
chase The Lands are almost level. every acre OF
which can be cultivated Theinprovements are all
OF the latest sty e and new costing at least 50 Ooo
About one-t I'd is now in timber Conve nieDily or
ranged for the fields This land can be bouR mt as II
stands with Teams Farming Utensils, stock OF eve
~ desc ipton and provisions OF every kind Tor the
year -.
The pisse can be divided to suit purchasers, Win
good improvements on both places. Possession
given Immediately. Address
pawn JOS. JAS. BURKS.
Spanish Oaks p. o., Apponattox, Va.
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ROBr L Dickinson.
POWHATAN WEISIGER.
Richmond, Dec. 8th, 1888. oe s-tl'ah

ASsA II y y u. --IUNIHE
9X the cutiye interest of Binford and Pow
khatan Wissiger, in the firm Of Bintord.
Dick Il W ieyiger shall continue the business
in ali its branches at the old stand in tho name OF
ROBERT l. DICKINSON. $500.
upon the old firnl hope by strict and prompt az
tentiop to business and keeping well selected
q FARCE w DU ESBEhRY, who has been with
the old firm for three years, remains win me,
where s usual he will DO glad to serve his friends
have also procured the services of JOSEPH b
STEClAL, 40 well known, who respectfully solicits
a call from his friends
NJ All orders strictly and promptly attended TO-
ROBEar l. DICKINSON. Halter,
10 M ain afrpaf.
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ERATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF
W sHOVELS, T0NGS and POK EkS.-l have fos
sale an elegant assortment Of oil kinds OF Grates
handsome and plain sets Of Shoyels Tongs and
pokers eeven different sizes Of coal Scuttes cinder
Shovels, fire Shovels; handsome STANDS Tor shoVeis
and Posers Blower Stands; Brass and Iron Footna9s
are Brick fire Slaos ana Jams; sets OF soap Stone or
setting up Crates; Tavern and Church Bells, o.
sweet tone Builders bousekeepers, and others In
want of any of the above articles be supplied al
the lowest Northern prices. am manufacturing
sll kinds of Brass and iron Works OF the above oe,
scripti0n al Iny BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY. and
CRATE and FENDER MANUFAOTuRY, No. 225
Main street. between Sth and 9Th streets. West sde
an isMdiv g. D. DENOON.
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DAY STATE RANGE.-We have made

DAY STATE RANGE.--We have made
- arranG ems nts with the manufacturer for the
ale Of this superior COOKING RANGE and invite
he attention Of purchasers ~ the advantages which
we offer:
Let. The Range is made of the best iron, Is simp
in its construction; and ccny enisntly arranged.
I'd. 1t can be operated with wood or coal.
80. 1t can be set up aud removed at pleasure, ss
readily as the common Cooking Stove.
ith. We can furnish them TO any required size,
with one or two Ovens, and with four s1 Boilers
with OF without water hztures-Gnd WARRANT each
sold to give satistaction to the purchaser.
5th Repairing pieces always On hand which Will
be put in when required at a reasonable price.
9Th. The price OF this Range is moderate tfcr
III tclass srtice) as we afford TO sell them at
manufacturers retail prices
Es- Wecoztinue to set the AMERICAN RANGE
in brck-ali of which have suited our customers
and have not cost any ene of them anything for
repairs.
ALSO-Several varieties Of Low Priced Ranges
for sale at the Governor Street stove Stove.
SCI GE0R4E STARRETT
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r0u nHMY AHD 9ALH.

- JR KEININGHAM intending to
81 remove to thu old stand Of Harold Mgr-
rsv. {Iately Col Jpo n Klchsrdson.) offers the
STORE AND DWELLING now occupied BY him
ROR RENT Possession may be had about the
''' " JR KEININGHAM.
Dealer in Books and stationery.
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f.URN SHELLERS.-We offer for sale
~ nine varieties of CORN SHELLBRs, each Of
which We will warrant to do good work, and those
in want of the article will find il their interest to
call. For sale either Wholesale OF retail, with a
liberal margin to the trade, by
CHURCH 4 FLEMING,
no l6--s,n Corner Cary and 18th streets
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A&,, SECOND SUPPLY FOR La
a0 DIEs-Receiyed. and opened this morn
ing, a fine assortment OF Ladies' shoes and caters,
Thick and thin soled CATERS, with and without
heels go -,
Thick and thin soled Morocco Boots, with and with
out heels
Thick soled Kid Boots, with heels
Double soled Patent Leather foxed heel Congress
Caters -,
Thick and thin soled Congress CATERS. with and
without heels
"a and Morocco Slippers. with and without heels
Oyershoes with and without heels
Morocco Congress heeled Caters
White Kid slippers, with heels
White Kid Slippers without heels
Togtthe with almost every other style usually CALI
ed for. ~.
Ladies are respectfully invited 10 call at No. IS
Main street, two doors above Messrs. 7. H. Price
Co., and supply themselves.
no IL JOHN v fAdE, Jh.
-. DIRECT IMPORTATION OF
1888 FRENCH GOODS-The subscribers have
on hand large supply OF French Boots, shoes ana
CATERS of their own importation, suitable LOT the
t3fs ALEX HILL & co.
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& WARDWELL Il co.

XMITh the arrival of new brewed Beer,
w beg leave to submit to my customers, and
the public generally, the following standard OF
prices Tor my bottled Lager Beer, Porter, Ale, &c.
during the winter season. viz:
Quarts per dozen SI7sl rs cts doz allowed on
Pints per dozen. $40 ! return of bottles.
Half pints per doz sec, bottles extra
Store and bar keepers a per centage allowed.
have also On hand Lager Beer in whole, half
quarter and eighth bbl5 Cream Ale in whols, half
and quarter bbs; and Tor sale at the lowest market
price.
Orders left with Messrs Duval Il Norton, corner
10th and Main streets; Laidey 4 Robinson, cor 4th
and Franklin sts or at my store, will be promptly
attended to. WILBACHER, 18th ST.,
no Between Main and Cary.
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NEW COMMISSION HOUSE. :

BRAZILIAN PEBBLE
SGGLASSES.-A y JAHNKE, OPrI
CAN 49,, Main street Il have opened a new lot OF
fine concave ard convex ground Brazilian Pebble
Giasses in Gold and Steel frames.
L euaraptee TO suit. with these superior Glasses,
any person to whose vision optical aid can be sp-
piled.
The public requested to call and examine.
BrsZilian Pebble and other Glssses filed 10 old
frames. AT JAH%kE.
moo TsL Main street.
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sxs FOR RENT OR LEASE.-The five
"a story Brick Building on the west line of ioth
street between Main apd Gary streets, (pext above
the residence of DIR CullAn) is for REM or Iease
and posse sion given Immediately. There is gas on
the two first and water all throu IN the house.
and 10 we'll adapted for Il rage or commission
house, being only short distance from the Bs.in
Bank. Apply TO HENRY EAALi., or
LII MONTauUE,
de ls-Im n Bank street.
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DyesoLur1oNa. 70.

|
InISEOLUTiON UF k1NEKSHIP.
II The irm Of LARUs b sIINB II this day dis.
solved by mutual consent The name Of the frm
will be used BY either party In the settlement Of
claims and disposition Of stock on hand
PC LARUS.
IA 17--d2w JAS SHINE
pS-In consequence Of arrangements made TINS
day between tho parties, p. g. LAau5 is stone su'
thorized to settle up aud the name OF the rm IN
closing the business of Larus shine
December IL dc 20 JAMES N. SHINE.
nISSOLUTION.- The firm of DAVID n.
~ JOINS Co. expired ON tho 18th Of the month.
All persong due or having claims against the con-
Germ will present them to me for settlement
de 20 DAWN JONhs.
nIeSOLUTION.- partnership
~ heretofore existing between the undersigned,
under the firm and style Of BINfORD, DlChIH :
SON WEISIGER, is this day disso sed by me
withdrawal of BINE0kD and POWHATAN
WeISIGE ERR, who have sold their entire interest ia
said concern to R0BT l. DlCKINsoR. VINO las ana
hereby assumes all the liabilities OF SAID concern
All persons having claims against the ss,a COD
Germ will present them to RUBf L. DlChiNooE
for payment; and all those indebtea 70 tue saiq
concern Will make payment TO the SAID EoDeIt Z
Dickinson VINO alone il authorized 10 % tns 1ailo
of said concern in iqudating snd SETTING the ou'
''iA''' VI signed. p BINF0RD,
ROBf DICKINSON.
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IMPROVEMENT Anu PkESEkVA-
l. TON OF THE acknowledgements ad-
Iustod to defective sight, upon unfTFiUg scieutinc
principles, By Il MAkkSSS, OYtician, on Cover
for street. Take particular notice of the number
The subscriber. who is we'll kn,wn TO the citizens
OF Virginia, az ski:ful optician Informs the public
that he has on hand the handsomest and best
ment of spectacles and Eyeglasses in the country,
and that he will be happy faithfully 10 attend % all
who wish their eye-slght properly treated by &C
curate and superior ground glasses His ena-
bles HIN, upon the shortest examination, 10 suit
almost every defect, whether 1t be deTiy ed from
Miopia, (near sight Presbgt's (aged or tar sight)
Amblyopa, (presbytic or myopic,) Cataract etc
The existing prejudice against pectacl"s should be
entirely discarded by young persons suffering from
detective vision; this prevailing prejudice Is owing
entirely to the erroneous notion that Spectaclas
should be suited TO different ages.
If You wish to preserve your sight during life,
with 20 read write sew, without the least
strain to your eyes, call on
Z MARKENS, Optican,
q On linYrrnnr afraaf
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"a FOR RENT.-Upper part OF house
ia on Main street, over NJ Morgan. corner
a! owe lat aarket). 1t has been occupied for seFe
raj years as a Boarding house, and is excellent
location for that purpose. For terms &C apply at
the store or to GEO THOMAS,
de 2I-6t AZ Pearl st
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DIED,

instant BEBEccA widow OF the MCLEOD
the sott year Of her age
The friends Of the family respectfully requested
funeral Saturday afternoon O'Clock sdence
sonInlnw Junius j. Boyle, OF 2s and
The subject this the revered member Of devoted
famy presence among them will keeny fc
copnon her receiving and mprtn pleasure
fond and devoted mother self sacrificing TO fault only thinking Of
thus she lived thus she died s
calmly peacefully prepared bidding by
aicu eyhorting them holy usefulness.
on the morning the 18th inst, Mr.. DANIEL WALSH.
funeral will take place to-day Saturday the GOTH from The
Mr. W. ROBERTSON, Penn avenue between Ninth
Tenth east o'clock and from ST. Peters church,
Capitol Ill., 2 o'clock, The friends Of tho family
specially invited
suddenly the morning Of The 10Th instant the sd year o. her
SARAH beloved wife Of WIN s. DAVIS and daughter of
h CtsiI, leaving uband three small children
afflicted parents TO mourn her irreparabe loss
funeral will take place from the residence her husband
Maryland avenue 7t street. sunday 2s instant
ococ where relatives and friends respectfully
tend.
the 18th instant MARY sERApHNE BART aged IS ycprs
native OF Montreal Cnada.
funeral will take place Saturday, O'Clock p M
her late residence, No. 30 street
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AUCTION SALES.
BY JAS. c. McGuIRE A Co, Auctioneers.


VNRUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE lot ON
the landBy virtue ~ deed Of date The 23d
day May A. ~ 1857 duly rccortrd in Iber A. - No l3
= 81, OF the for Washington m
District q Columbia the undersigned trustee viii sell At abe
auction la fr0nt Of the premises Thursday the l day 81 No
venbe A. d. 1853 nj four o'clock The western part Of lot g.
No 4a2 la the city Washington the said Of said Id
having front q ~ feet and 10 inches aud running back e whole
depth Of the lot
Term Of sale One third cash. and the remainder IN equal
aud Twelve months with interest, and secured by
deed Of trust the satisfaction IL The terms Of sale 70
be complied with within ave days Otherwise the trustee the
right resell at the k sud the Tst purchaser All
ancng at the purchasers
WIN H. WARD, Trustee
JAS c. MCGUIRE co.,
Oct es--df1t Aactionesrs.
The above sale is postponed until Monday, No
yember 10Th sathe hSar md Place
wM VI WARD, Trustee.
Jas. 4. MCGUIRE co,
Nov I'D snooneers.
The above sale is further postponed until Tuesday
afternoon, November 23 hour aud place.
WM H. WARD, Trustee
JAS. G. MCGUIRE 4 Co,
Noy 20-d Aucioneers
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II IMMELL H0USE.-This nice and commodious
N house has just been completed viii open the re-
Of guests the z3I inst This house abound with
comforts equal IN IN an,
other city The bar viii be supplied OF quors
all times have engaged Mr. r. V.
the house. He L. well travelling eommunty
The kmme House situated street. >, ana 9Th
hc immediate vicinity " the National Hotel near the
railroad depot A. r. kBnfiiJs Proprietor.
Nov 10 H. v. CAMPBELL superintendent.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


~ ALLERY OF FAMOUS POETS. "A magnificent
Ia all ~ details, published IN Il the rst
present steel Illustrations tbs page with te letter press
thus Interviewing peets ara
Gallery o. Famous English and Poets
ductory Essay by Professor Henry Coppce Professor u English
ture IN the University o penEsy gogeousy illustrated with
upwards Of 100 engavings steel richly bound Turkey
antique. sI2 90.
For sale az TAYLOR x MAURYS
Nov 20 Bookstore, 1884 Penn
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,I,o DIPLOMATS AND TOURISTS. ndrcr.

FIW DIPLOMATS AND TUURISTS.-Tbe adver-
ti4cr, middle aged man, who speaks
Engis French Spanish and Italian educated
active and good morals acquainted with
mcrcan and sipewnT years Wishes particularly
call tho attention OF American diplomats tour
European South continent who nterpre-
travelling clerk He
most uncxepuuabc references for qualification from many
gushe the highest Standing Washington Ainbunt
Address A. O. Box No is, Mobile Aa care Of The
Fitzpatrick, u S. 8. Sep 3o--d3m
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rrHE ONLY ARTICLE UNRIYALLED IN MAR

ket with Immense European Demand
color permanently after tho hair becomes supplies the
natural fluids and thus makes grow on bald heads az
all hclacc and may be relied upon
falling glossy, healthy and beautiful and used
by the three times week il will never fall or become
NEW York. Jan. s, 1855
MssRs o. j. Gentlemen Having heard good deal
shout Wood 10 . . ra %y hr5 SeAs so
great many persons had against all manner OF patent
mcdcncs and short time ago commenced using your article to
result very satisfactory very glad did
well the Of others who
be gray was but who having prejudice without my
@ IN ay si ave f as proof ans e be-, being r de-
monsaton write this letter, which you may chow 70 any
Of the n. Y Wire Railing establishment every day
Ny hair Is now il natural ooo and much proyedn appearance
looking. am yours respectfully, -
Corner Columbia and Carroll SITS, Brooklyn.
LIVINGSTON Ala Feb. IA, 1858
PRor much good
for several years caused suppose from slight
quite infant have been using Hair Restorative for six
o,gr effect think the most vsua
Ole remedy cs,an and advise all who are afflicted That way
You can publish this If you proper Yours, &C.
r,urApqurms sept 0, 1857.
Ppor woooDcar Sir Your Hair Restorative proving itself
beneficial The 'front.' and also tue back part o. head Al
pint Restorative and the Of head we
receiving s benefit have tried other preparation without any
benefit whatever think from personal recommendation,
can induce many Others . Wy yours IsssssTIs THOMAS MD
No. asl Vine street
put up viz large mo.
dunn and small the small holds half pint and rcti for dol
lar bottle the medium holds At least twenty
large holds quart 10 per cent more in proportion and rss for
O. woop CO.. propric,ors sa Broadway New York IN the
great New York Wire Railing Ebhshmcn aud ia Market street
And SOLD by all good druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
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BALL OF TuE President MOUNTED GUARDS. event
which will come OF next Monday night at Odd Fellows
Hail. is looked forward to with joyful anticipation by
muttudes in this city, who have heretofore had the
qualification Of participating in these delightful reunions
The arrangements going forward with great activity
and the Guards determined that the coming enter
tanment shall be in all respects unexceptionabe.
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L'XTENsIoN or THE NEW BOOK STORE"

LNXTENSI0N OF THE NEW BOOK STORE. -
FRANKLIN PHILIP respectfully bis friends the
public that alterations and improvements 10 the eonsruc
In addition alarge and
stationery European
established line gallery t the OF the store
found the latest novelties in and all The
public reading tho leading European Journals be
ing regularly received.
Philip correspondents of the European
orders advantageous
experience England America iecs confident
satisfactory nh 10 his
FRANKLIN IIfHP,
Bookseller AM
Angst asa Penn. av., between 9th 10th streets
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An AccDaSr Yesterday evening son of Mr.. Jones,
clerk in the city post Office at the
of Tenth street and New York avenue The horse
running away at the tme and of the heavy wheels
Of the carriage to which he attached passed the
lads head, cutting fearful cash. large enough to
ceiye mans finger, He was immediately taken to Mr.
Duncansons where taken for his relief
Faint hopes entertained of his recovery