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M ORE 10 BE ADMIRED THAN The kICH-
Ixl Dadcn Worn by Kings Emcros wha.s Why,
Because tho namen. God himself provided fr all
Reader although the bloom brightly the glowing
cheek the be sparkling the teeth be those Of pearl the
head y Ses Of . the h. % Be sn-rsd snd I
haf Prof woods IsIr Restorative used
M nrs s M ana %
the hrst Is the celebrated pianist, Thaberg
YoRK, april 10, 1883
DEAR Sra Permit the obligations lam under
o hair original color About the
the United satcs rapidly becoming
but .he application Of your "air soon
original hue consider your restorative as wonderful
invention, quito eiDcacous as well m agreeable
am dear sir, yours, truly,
eDrych ar Gwyliedydctn
welch Newspaper Oce 10 Nassau street, April IL, 1883
o. j. month six weeks ago re-
your Hair Restorative and wife, who
try her little thinking the time ha,
would the hair It's original color but 10 her well
my surprisc trial. performed
f effect by turning gray a brown
bcauing and tenng the har strongly recommend the
ri UiARIk GARDEN
M Yosx, July rs, 1857
Pxor O. with confidence do recommend your Hair Re-
using hair and whskers which al
wo gradually dark. and feel conndcnt
relieved danru unpleasant itching
mon among persons who pcrspire freely J. g. KlLBY
pRoy wooD About hair commenced falling Off
turning guy becoming bald had trisd many
commenced using restorative Janu
ay last few applications fastened my hair armiy began e
this time ~ fully restored 70 its original color health and appear
and chccrfuly rscommcnud in use TO ALL d. HOES
CHICAGO H., May 4, 1857 is&{
The bottles Of three yix
dum small tho small holds half pint and res for dol
per bottle holds twenty
proportion es dollars bottle the large
holds quart cent more N proportion and reak for a.
York Wire Railing Eblshmcnt and ia Market street
And sold BY good Druggists Fancy Goods Dealers
lJ--d3 g.
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MORE AND OHIO RAIL fs tfS 3ettt 70 ~
Suswa cyrssgas ns, xsA eseody tmprcud scAeaaes
through connecng daily cxccpt Sunday
M The cScaSSATI ExraIa MAIL start. .. SIS, a. M, al,
uncan before proceeding West passes lo
Central oe for Clambus CINCINNATI and nernac points,
''sss e. H ssssss s Sss "a and s. or rxn
leaves washngtcn nelug sunday) s25 m reaching Gin
Traa ar CARO- ssa d. and ~ ~ LOUIS Kan
Time from Washington Cincinnati only 70 hours and to
e1seIsSA1, DAYTON. lsmASsrols CAIRO 81; LOUIS,
CHICAGO and EXPRESS leaves (eIcep saturday
nore leaving Baltimore 10 On Sunday night tho conncx
Is VIEW s rum. +. Is
o. M train r. from ws.ssion n.
take the train For all points on tho Marietta Railroad take
western from Washington by
these trans In both drecons the closest most direct and
ovemen, advantage Baltimore
Ohio road and - associate lines could have been secured Cd
quarters and every other possible facility VIII DO found upon this
Way passengers the Baltimore Ohio Rail
road viii leave Washington oows For a points between Wash
tons between Piedmont and whestng take tho 8 train To
PSs T Eos ns ssssssf % sa i1sf S ~
trains leave Washington daily for Baltimore 'cws At S5 and
1e train. make a. Bald
Philadelphia for New York. and tho for Phia
sIs a. M, ., p. M,
connexions at the Washington junction with the trains from Ba
sl5,a M, p m trains with Annapolis
Tho 745 aud 26 aud ., trains will stop way
tons between Washington and Baltimore t
On Sunday train Washington 2b, p.
FROM BALTIMORE FOR WASHINGTON trains
follows Al 20 and 645, and and the first and
fourth Of which will be Express Trains and will except the
functions.
s4s win reach ws.hngson being specially
accommodate SUMNER RESIDENTS IN THE COUNTRY
win be from Washington bring
arriving there the West for Washington
For tickets Of all kinds baggage chsC and further information
apply 10 THOS II. PARSONS, Agent,
Or nj tho ticket Office, Washington station
w. r. SMITH,
Master or transportation
l.. n. COLE,
General Ticket Agent
AAryT Mav8 4 = sf.r ~
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1NrxAnsfiNd yBoM vhNnsukLA The French chaxxe at
Laguayn, at last advice had demanded his p1ssppss
because O the refusal of tho provisional government TO
prevent Monegas and family to leave without moIcsh-
ton IL wag announced that French feet would b9ocA
ae the port 1T The French proceedings against
tho protests Of tho American Spanish, and other min
isters
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Public &. IL,

JOINT RESOLUTION authorizing Commander NJ. F.
Maury to accept gold medal awarded to him by the
Emperor Of Austriae 1t##
Rssotssd BY ~ Sssas ssd Hos~ ef Representatives n Ms
Usaad lSatts Qf Am~im N QpNgveas assnsh That Com
mander NJ r. Maury, Of the United States navy, be- and
he II hereby authorised to accept the great gold medA of
the and sciences reosntly presented to him BY his
Majesty the Emperor of Austria. e 5000
Approved s June 1858.
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TIME LADIES' SHOE STORE.--Ladies purchasing
slippers, shocs OF description viii hnd Ut the
auE STORE No Id Market Space Pennsyvana
tho city Isdy psntcmcn goct
kept. ladies. please y call Ht0t wa T. CLARK
Jme
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The Louisville and Nashville railrosd IL completed 10
within ono mile Of Elimbethtown, a distance Of forty
three miles The company have sufcient iron to lay
the trsck to that pace. The Win be running daily
to that place by July.
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AN ACT making an appropriation for the payment Of
clerks employed In the Offices Of the registers Of the
land Offices at Oregon city and Winchester in the Ter
ritory Of Oregon.
Be enacted BY tAs Senate and Hose Of Representatives Ae
United States IF Aneod [brgysss assnbed That ths
of thousand dollars much thereof may bc
necessary, be- and the is hereby, appropriated out
Of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated
to enable the Secretary Of the Interior to reimburse tho
registers Of the land Offices at Oregon city and Wnches
ter in the Territory Of Oregon for expenses incurred by
them In the employment of clerks actually required for
the transaction of the business of their respective Offices
growing out Of act entitled An act to create the
Office of surveyor general of the public lands in Oregon
and to provide for the survey and to make donations to
settlers of the said public lands approved September
the twenty seventh, thousand eight hundred and
fifty
Approved June 1883.
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Payment Tor subscriptions
ho Will always bs dircsmtnued
sabscsinsd w unless Notice will
~hsH their subscriptions aboes expire.
tenasttAac~s
ths Rsbhshss q the Csion, .,,s 1880
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NvATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE,

IN i3s lWAsnssGrDN CRY, ID. c., May ~ 1885
Tho rroeorsps and Chemistry having bscoc vacant
tho National Medical College, located The Of the
tho United acs applications invited until the 18th Of juno
next for the respective chnirs
National unoa Chcseo aud Charleston Mercury Charleston copy
send bill this once f'-fAf i f4s-e Ii5 srf
MAJ 28-lawf1SJuut~
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la cO1fPAGNLE LY0NN.AISE,s PARIS.
- anh ~ msm1svpxa ~ enusssss y1zs q. Asssssa
~ - sns nsuxa ~ CaaneaaAes eak sas
NJ ss Have jaae essossd ~ sais tAar a. wa 1a
n NOVELTIES FOR TEIE SEASON,
SILK HTuJ5S LACE INDIAN AND yRENcscACn1QRU 1RnnED
Mu411NS AND r1oUxR, ~ 9.G
I'D gsl FANCY Tl1eUs Ov ALL krNIE atssA
WEDDING OUTFITS, MANTLES, BURNOUB, ETC.
the estabhment LA C0AC
ME LYONAlSE have rcndesd Of III most exsnstve IN Ra
ina at he psescut ccpss apar of thirty
manucture their productions nQs AAhe % he charges
made of intermediate agents. 4n tu1 t cUmpAy
oher house. Every article svsa Tho csns marked In plain
figures. s.fk ssssi a5.3.gg ..5 e4sttfss
IA CONPAGNIE LYONNAIsr have established houses
lyons fbr the nnAnufacturo Of Gfk 6snhs ~
Aencon Chantiy TOR he Lace manufactosy; and At
Kaschmyr fSr CAnheanre Ghs ws sa 4as agaH
Bat they have suecusAls for sae n country Whatever
Nay oo-d1es
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. AMES J. DICKINS, ATTORNEY -AT-LAW
scv uam, and General Agency Corner
""V y N"eeS' Dcc t-N
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

/ x
The SPEAKER laid before the House letter from the
Secretary Of the Interior requesting appropriation Of
500 900 to enable the Department to fulfil the stipra
tons of the agreement made by General Harney with the
Sioux Indians at Fort Pierre in March, 1856 which
the Committee Of Ways and Means and ordered
to be printed
The SPEAKER also laid before the House letter from
the Secretary Of the Interior requesting appropriation
of $l0O 900 to enable the Department to preserve
in the Northern Indian Superinterdency which
ferrcd to the Committee Of Ways and Means and ordered
to be printed
Mr. CRAIGE, of North Carolina, by unanimous CON
SENT reported with substitute from the Commitee
the Judiciary the bill to regulate fees and costs to be al
lowed marshas district attorneys, and clerks Of courts
jurors spd witnesses in the State Of California and tho
Territories OF Oregon and Washington The bill was
taken up the substitute agreed to- and the bill passed
On motion Of Mr. KUNKEI., of Maryland resolution
adopted authorizing the Committee Accounts to
audit and settle with, and allow reasonable compsnsa
tion to all such persons may have been employed by
the House Of Representatives during the present session
Of Congress- and also report the number Of employees
be employed by the House Of Representatives and the
rate Of compensation they may deem suitable to be paid
to them.
On motion of Mr.. WAIBRIDGE, of Michigan, the
Committee Of the Whole was discharged from the further
consideration Of the joint resolution authorizing the Sec
reary Of War to extend the appropriation Of July g.
1856, upon such channel Of the St. Marys river he
may select and it was taken up and passed. ,
On motion of Mr.. J. CLANCY JONES, the House then
went into Committee Of the Whole the state Of the
Union, Mr fHEfJ Of M16OuT1, III the chalr) ana re-
sumed the confederation Of the amendments Of the Senate
to the oivil appropriation bill M Il 8aIa s4ts
message recsived from the Senate returning the
naval appropriation hill with sundry amendments.
On motion by Mr. PHELPS, Of Missouri, II taken
zap and referred 70 the Committee Of Ways aud Nesns
Tho amendment of the senate rSpcAng tho existing
law in relation to the advcrtscsnt Of tho post roes
and providing that publication shall b made In any
Of the city papers, agreed 10. f eta seA.~rt
The amendment authoridng the President 10 the
of 900 to be advanced to Clark Mills to aid In the
erection of equestrian statue Of Washington at tho
Capitol was rejected. stfs t.g f as
The amendment providing for continuing the pubica-
ton Of the American State Papers down to 1859 dis
cusscd at great length.
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TUESDAY, JUNE ., 1858.


Mr.. MASON prescntcd the credentials Of Hon H. H. T..
Husr elected senator by the Legislature Of Virginia
for the term Of SIX years from and after tho 4th day of
March, 1889 which were read and placed on Ale.
Mr.. FITZPATRICK presented the credentials Of Hon.
CL1xEr C. CLAY IT,, eiscted senator by the Legislature
of Alabama for tho term Of six yoars from and after the
4th day Of March, 1852 which were read and placed
he. 'Aes'A NhfFHFR 1Hf ~HN
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE RICH
~ padem Kings EnlpcEorx Mhaty why,

BALrrxoxx, May 8, 1855.
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Firm efWer.

], ----- Of f------, IN the State Of -------, here
furnish and deliver in tho yards ali
named In the glasses agrecaby
o the schedules therefor conformity with the
tent Of the Bureau q Construction &c. Of the 18th May 1868
should my Offer be accepted, request be addressed
and tho contract seut to tho navy agent b
---, for signature and certificate E
(natc.) Signature. A B.
The schedule which the bidder cncocs be pasted
and each of them signed by him. Opposite arcic
the price must be CARRIED tho aggregate
fr each class and tho amount likewise written words
Fbra u Guaramee.
The undersigned, -----, Of ---- in the state q
j.A A tlslts 4t
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

ANDsTGCK OF BOOTS, SHOES, DRY GOODS
AND GROCERIES, FOR sALE.With view OF
moving to nav new store on Brook Avenue, I offer
for sale the large three story brick store and dwell
ing together with separs tie from the large tWc-
stOrystone AMI brick stofehouse and dwelling III the
rear The whole premises ia large and rSomy, and
well adapted to almost any kind of businesa-from
a retail to wholesale commission house fronting OR
Canal street INN ediately opposite the Basin. where
a large majority of the canal boats receive and de
liver their freights-and its being to all the
City Banks, Custom House, Postoftce, Haxall and
houses and other large establishments renders it
both valuable and desirable as business house,,
per centage ON the price asked for it. also offer for
sale my entire stock of Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods and
Groceries, whole, OR in parcels at prices which
of custom already established which could b. large
" Increased, thus affo-ding opportunity seldom
offered, to those wishing to commence husiness
&c lists JAMES WARDEN.
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AND KENTUCKY RAIL

IkUENIA hIfU hOtF ONN1 Ell
' ROAD.-NOTICE TO CONTRACT0RS.-sealed
proposals will be received by the undersigned until
Masonry of the first fifty miles Of the above road
extending from the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
west towards Cumberland Gap. The proflles and
plans upon the above named distance can be seen at
the Office OF the Chief Engineer, in the town OF As-
ingdon after the LIST day Of November who VIII
give ali necessary explanations in regard thereto
The line is divided into about mile sections In
the above distance there will be earth to move
Amounting to about COO yards of loose and hard
rock about 5l3 600 yards of mortar masonry, 29 o.
perches of dry drains, % 600 perches.
Those proposing fo' the work arc requested to
state in their bids what amsHnt of stock they are
willing to take in part payment for their work
Address the undersigned, at Abingdon. Va.
W J HAWKINS & co.
EB-The inspecting of the Proties and Plans OF
the Chief Engineer has been changed from the l2i
of October to the lst of November, owing to the
great amount of labor required TO prepare them
w. J. Fl, Il Co,
90 71-dtd Abingdon Va.
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John G. PAGE. IN.

tbR Qo0Eb usiow AssAsI -
JOHN G. PAGE, Ja.,
and Che public ssnsrsIiY. fhst he hes removed 70
two doors above 6essrs Thos Price Co. where
b b sss T E sd q sxs .s
variety o. adsptednsss to the varied tastes I'd
T III eHbf sPais nisnn'A
VIII embrace every variety OF quail and stJIe that
tern manufacturers, and choice assortment Of his
own TaE eENTLEMEs's DEPARTMENT
Embraces general supply Of fine Dress Boots. Cal
tiers, &C., Of Calf. Patent Leather, Cashmere and
Lasting and fresh and full stock OF sewed and Peg
acture which, together with those Of his own make.
comprehends an assortment a. varied and complete
as Gan be found in the city nm ,. n,.,m
THE MISSES AMP n SNIIDhhS's DEPART
Is stocked with 2 complete variety Of styles Of
purposes, and designed to suit ell tastes
THE YOUTHS, DEPARTMENT
have paid especial attentisR TO- and any article in
dress substantial wear. can furnish rs good and
as cheap can be procured elsewhere.
SHOES AND BRoGANs FOX SERVANTS. .
In addition to an excellent and full assortment Of
my own make my assortment Of Northern bootees
and Brogans. and Laced Shoes Of various patterns.
factory. Or plantation service. can supply tue
wants of all who may give me call.
TRUNK DEPARTMENT..
have made such arran gements with the various
manufacturers of TRUNKS. CARPET BAGS and
VALICES as will enable me at all times to furnish
superior articles in this line. at moderate price
Ny assortment will always embrace variety OF
styles and qualities and to those in want will be
prepared sl tmes to p,ea7s. both TO article and
price and respectfully solicit call
JUBBNG DEPARTMENT.
Ny stock in this department enables me to offer to
dealers, by the PACKAGE or DOZEN, for cash or city
scceptsnces, o general assortment OF Roots and
shoes pressly adapted to the retail trade of Viz
gina which will be sold at small advance on fac
tory prices and invite dealers to give call be-
fore purchasing.
TO my friends and the public generally, who pa
troniZed me SO literally at my recent location No
10 Main street, tender my sincere thanks and shall
be pleased to them at my new store, No. 20 Main
&C I'm JOHN C PAGE.
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THs FRENCH SLAVE TRlDE-The Paris Pays OF 8
recent date contains favorable report on the eur
-rstionn az s.fres negro laborersn into Guadaoupe
and Martinique. According to this report. 1--WE
vessels had brought 1900 negroes, all in good con
ditIon. The Pays ascribes this result to the supe
rior treatment received by the "emigrants on
Hranch vessels.
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DECLINE OF TIE FRIRSDs.-0ne hundred and fifty
MSS have been received in England, in compet
tion for the two prizes Of 100 guineas aud 80 gui
meas on "The Decline Of the Society OF Friends
The essays thus sent in are very varied In charac
tor, quality and length. Several Of them are from
America.
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i --Ruptures curedl Ruptures radically cured
The price Dr. Sherman great radical cure rupture
Truss has been reduced from $40 TO only S. placing
It In power Of all to obtain ofthese invaluable
Tussea and be perfectly cured. This Truss can con-
veniently be sent by mall or express to any portion
Of the StAte. 6 s
send measure Of your hips or peiyls--saying
whether yuu desire = weak or strong spring. dis
tiucty writing your name and place OF residence
XAe pad of this Truss works the ball and socket
Oystem, giving 1t great latitude of motion, to
apply IL pressure ct any given point and then fixing
Il there ct your pleasure by small lever attached
It d worn with perfect comfort The Truss Ia neat
instrument being perfectly simple and pot ut all liza
Bio 70 get out OF order be broken. Ii has cured
treat number persons In this city and throughout
- State and will most cheerfully refer to gen
flemen Who are well known for their veracity and
reDectability who have themselves been horouehly
curd az this dangerous disease and tina ttoo in cases
o(long standing and Of an aggravated nature
All medical men pronounce 1t the very best Truss
RE money for the Truss must invariably be sent
psr~ens not knowing MS can send their money to
anv merchnnt or friend in the city, or win give
~ re6srence e and premptness
h ITss Or say information e1pserni9g e Ssa be
No II Main street. Richmond.
NIB. Persons owning valuable slaves Who are rup.
erred. shouA By sl means obtain one; for they viii
lot only cure but ere 70 dursbs that they are the
AT kinds q xrussss Kept and sold on ree.onsbie
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VIE SUBSCRIBER, in consequence Of

i continued illhealth has determined to sell his
AGRICULTURAL MACHINE MANDATORY,
with the MACHINERY, &c. Tho buildings occupy
lot 20 by $50 feet Cary street, between 9Th and
10th streets and especially adapted to this bust
ness The Mac hinory is nearly new, and carried by
a sixteen horse power Engine. all in perfect order
This establishment enjoys an extensive patronage.
and offers "a rare opportunity 10 those who may be
inclined to engage in a and profitable business
Terms accommodating.
Sc 80 SIN BALDWIN.
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DEATH By DRowNiss.-The Bath, Me, Tribune re,
ports the sudden and sad death ofJudge Nashaniei
Grotou who was found drowned in small stream
near Western avenue. tits thought ne accioeh.a''
Iy slinped in. The deceased was one Of the eldest
ejtysns Of Bath, and had occupied many prominent
and important positions.
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GREAT ATTRACTION

HATS, GAPS, AND LADIES' FURS.
would most respectfully inform strangers and
ehers visiting the Fair, that have Just received
large assortment Of all the latest styles Of
HATS AND GAPS
Just out, such as the bic, Bengal. Plaid, Tele-
graph Castarine. Water Proof Black Cashmere, &C,
Hats of the very latest STYLES. All IF which am
determined to sell very low All you have to do ia
to give ule call at 207 Broad street.
Farmers will find a very large assortment Of Ser
wants Wool HATS and CAPS. which L am selling
very low.
Ladies will also find we'll selected assortment OF
FURS, for Ladies', Misses and Children.
WIN I MOORE,
oc A-lm No 267 Broad st, Richmond, Va.
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"a NEW STO E-NEW .

n NEW STOR E-NEW
81 GO0Ds-LOW PRICES.-$IO.O00
n worth Of every variety. and Of all the Latest a
dren's BOOTS and SHOES. Also. q great variety
of TRUNKS, BONNET BOXES, VALIUES, CAR
PET BAGS, &C. Just received by
JOHN CLARK,
At the New Boot and Shoe Store,
No IS Main st, doors below
johnson Harwood's.
The said Goods will be seld lower than the same
kinds of Hood5 in this part OF the country.
2l-lm
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~ trzSsysTs VIRGINIA CENTRAL
- " s. - RAILROAD.
UNITED STATES, VIRGINIA CENTRAL, AND
VIRGINIA STATE FAIRS
Notice is hereby given that ell persons visiting
the annual Exhibitions of the above Societies. will
point on this Road to Richmond but will be carried
back free, on exhibiting to the Conductor certf-
cate of their having paid the annual contribution
either of the above Societies for the present year.
or a certificate OF life membership.
Stock, and other subjects of exhibition, will be
respective Fairs but returned the property of the
same owner, they will be returned free, and the
amount paid for their transportation to Richmond
refunded.
Notice must be given to the Depot agent from
which Stock is intended to be sent at least week
previous to the time IL is intended to CO. ss ELI
able him to have cars to accommodate IT, OF to the
undersigned at Richmond.
THOS D0DAMEAD, 81
oe u General Superintendent.
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P. VINCENT. Crccx

RI r. VINCENT, Clock az
~ Ta1ca.as ,.s: s y , Ass ogs,cas
Omy choice selection Of CLOCkS, wkjeh ies
QunI4y and quantity are net surpassed BY eay sim
sortmcnt Of JEWEIRY AMI SpBpTACLEs The
above goods were purchased recently, ron eAss, Il
sor sddiionsi supplies. q short intervals AZ u,e.
ared ct all tinrs 10 sell goods - small sdysrrs
On factory prices Just received another Iordf pei.
OF vision occasioned from csformfty CT
otherwise. eixteep years s,udy and practice IN OPP
teal Science enables me TO decide 10 . certainty
imr I've the sight.
- clocks, Watches, Jswe1ry aud spectaclss RE
PAIRED in the best manner and on moderate
terms VINCENT
Sign Of the StectacIss
oc Z-Im 5th and Broad 81 Kicbsnon6 Va