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NO0D ADVICE FOE MARRIED FOLKS
NJ AND THOSE WHO WANT TO BE.
Ii you want to see fun in the married state,
What she wants to keep house with please don {
you wait.
IF you do, she will think it right hard.
Of course you must GO and buy yOu such stuh:
Such as China and Glassware and Clock,
Some h7aiues aud some Spoons, you cannot let
off,
And Tea Trays and all Of such stock.
To get your supply of all what you need,
AT p.ice far much cheaper than cheap,
Call in at SCHAAP's Store, corner Broad and
Third streets.
Where sill of such things they do keep.
Don't forget to call at SCHAAp a cos,
&C 30 Corner Broad and Third streets
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r AND AGENCY.-Hayine been EN-

T AND Acknowledging been EN-.
- pieyed TO sell several large tracts Of land in
Nicholas county. invite proposals from capitalists,
and particularly from persons who may wish to set
tie on the same, to whom great bsrGsins will be
Sold
have Just returned from visit to Nicholas and
cen safely assert, that fof fertility of SOIL and sa-
iubrty ofclimate 1t is not surpassed by any portion
Of tho State. The land s situated in the mountains
covered with sugar maple, ash, walnut, oak and
hickory. II II admirably ADAPTED for a grazing
country Thousands OF acres of the land have been
twithina few years) opened and are now making
ample returns TO the owners. The lands will be
Furvsyedand laid Oh into small farms thereby giving
70 purchasers with moderate means an opportunity
a investing. will give all needful information on
the subject and will show the land to those wishing
TO purchase. Address
RICHARD HILL, Richmond. Va.
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r. WE ARE ALL MATCHMAKER
NA TIE Governor he Is a Matchmaker,
- The beat flushed one Of any.
And one Guard Is not enough,
So OF them he has a many.
The Mayor he is Gaze maker,
Bad Cases 70 refine:
And il they are not pleased with him,
It's hard 10 beat bis time.
The Watchmen they are Matchmaker,
And often In while,
They get good Repeater
Aud very damaged Dial.
IT. Q Auction-er IA Matchmaker,
lie takes Watches into pawn,
And keeps Them for a certain time
Un,ii-Going. going, gone.
BARTHOLOMEW lie q a Matchmaker
HIS name all people tell
On the corner If Eleventh street
Opposite to the Hotel
BARTHOLOMEW, Matchmaker,
no ie Opposite the Ar.srifan
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r ONGwORTH's PURE ONO Ca

II UNGWUETHS PUhE UHIU Ch-
IA TAWBA BRANDY, CINCINNATI, ONO.
This Brandy has been manufactured FOR several
years from the pnrc Juice Of the Cstavis Grape,
TINS aording additional evidence Of the progress q
ty 10 produce articles nj hope eausI 10 those made
by any other nation.
The OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY not only equals
but gNCELs tho best imported Brandies, In purify
And flavor. II is in fact the best Brandy Known IL
is sovereign aud sure cure cor Dyspepsia, fiais'
leIty. Cramp. Chclio. Laaguor, Low spirits asi'e
"a, Debility, &c. No family should Re without it,
Retail prise 81 2s per bottle. -
Soils agent fer Richmond and vicinity. w PtrEk-
SON. successor to Alex Duysi. i55 Main street, cor.
81 18th, where dealers and customers vii, fiesss
forward their orders.
BIZ calling on the above agent the pubic can se'
Fr'all bottle gratuituusly, to test the article.
"a la--dkoYsrn
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CRATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF

CRATES, RENDERS, FINE SETS OF
" SHOVELS, ToNGS and POKERS.-I have for
sale an elegant assortment of al kinds of Crates,
handsome and plain Gets of Snovels, Tongs and
Pokers Seven different sizes of coal Scuttles, cinder
Shoyels fire Shovel5 handsome Stands for Shovels
and Pokers Blower Stands Brass and Iron Footuans;
are Brick fire Saos and Jams; sets Of Soap Stone for
setting up Crates; Tavern and Church Bells, of
want of any of the above articles be supplied at
the lowest Northern prices. manufacturing
ali Kinds of Brass ard Iron Works of tne above de-
scripton at my BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY, and
CRATE and FENDER MANUFACTORY, No. 225
Main street. between 9th and 9Th streets. West side.
Richmond Va.
su I6-diy g. D. DENoON.
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RTCHXEp HILL, Richmond. Va.
77T7IMBEaED LAND FOR sALE--W

arc authorized TO offer for sale privately q tract
f TIMBEkED LAND, located in the county Of
Chesterfield. On the Richmond and Danyille Rail
road nine miles from the city OF Richmond aud az
or miles from James river. The tract consists OF
ecmc $50 Acres OF original growth of oak pine, &C.
II b believed that the stave end pine timber alone
wguld pay the price asked for the land. The tract
adtoins the lands of Ms.srs Geo Tinsey. II w Fish
bourne farm. owned by Mrs Murchie. A Plat of the
Land mar be seen 1t the Office Of Messrs BUFOOT
1ofnhhe0. noT-lms
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IN SOMETHING ENTIRELY sHEss
dhsANEW.-SHIRTs! SHIRTS i!-Are you t8S71S
in want of Shirtsl If so, call and examine
the new style of Curved Yoke "GoRGET eHIRTS."
and tho '.ELLIPTIC COLLAk," o. shirt acknow-
le. ed by all who have used it, to be SUPERIOR for
ease aud comfort, to anything of tho kind yet in
vented. Leave your orders for the above Shirts at
the ''Gentlemen's New Furnishing House" opposite
the American Hotel, where will also be found
great variety of the latest style. of HATS, CAPS,
TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, UMBRELLAS, READY
no 24Nlm J SWEENEY.
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VIRGINIA REMEDY.-Mrs. DAVIS

A VIRGINIA REMEDY.-Mrs.D DAVIS
dies for Cough and colds has been in in Rich
mond aud its vicinity for the past teen or twenty
years, ana has always proved eticacious In Cough
and Colds. The following certificate was Voirniari-
ly given by Rev. Mr.. Wiles in 1854
BOWLING GsEsN CAa9IsE MAI msfeh ni -, ann in
informing you that Mrs Dav Cough Ett1tr,D 1
pun chased of you, has acted lik- charm upon my
little daughter. when she had the Whooplng Cougu
very bad have used it also in cases OF Colds, at
tended with severe coughing, and in ev Try case the
Same happy results have been produced. regard
this as an excellent medicine and In Ga
'"Os' Nv 4. WIjES,
Pastor of the NJ <. Church. South. on Caroline CIR
For sale by Yrs A. B. DAVIS, Fisher Winston,
Milispsugh Il Johnston, j. W. Garlick, f. j. P'cot,
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n NOTICE-Having bought out

"a NOTICE Having bought out
the stock Of SADDLBRY AND HAIR
NESS of Mr.. JOSEPH Ii. C0LQUITT,
We will continue to conduct the business
at his old stand, No. 81 Main street. under the
and style of SALMON / BALL, where will DO found
o general assortment OF SADDLES, HARNESS,
BRIDES. &c, and everything that Is generally
kept in a well arranged establishment
We would say to the public that We intend keep
ing a. good articles Of our own manufacture as can
be found in any other establishment in the Uniou
manufactured of the best materials and at price 3
suitable 70 the times Wishing the former patrons
fore, we will use every effort to please them. We
are also having manufactured the PATENT
SPRING SADDLE, by J. Rudisell, the patentee.
WIN SALMON
AUGUSTUS NJ. BALL.
Richmond, Dec 6, 1883. de 7-lpaa
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TO FIVE DOLLARS.

DRICE REDUCED III Flkb DOLLAhS.
l. --Ruptures curedl Rnpturos radically cured
The prco OF Dr. SheTman5 great radical cure rupture
russ has boon reduced from $40 10 only s.; placing
it in the rover of all to obtain 81 these Invaluable
Trusses, and be perfectly cured. The Truss can
yenienty be cent Ivy ina or express 10 any portion
of the State.
send a measure Of yorr hips reivis-sayinq
whether Won desire weak or stronG spring. dis
tinctly writing your name ard place OF residence.-
The mad of this Truss works the ball and socket
gystam giving it great latitude of molten, 10 as to
apply its pressure ct any give. soint and then xng
Il there at your pleasure by small lever attached
II s wcrn with perfect comfort. The Truss is neat
nstr being perfectly simple and not at ali liza
BILE to get out OF order be broken. II has cured
great number ofpereens in this city and throughout
the State and We will most eheerflly refer 70 gen
t.emen who are well known for their vefaoity and
respectabiiity, who have themselves been thoroahy
cured Of this dangerous disease and tina ttoo in cases
of long standing and Of an aggravated nature
All medical men pronounce it the very best Truss
known.
The money for the Truss must invariably be sent
In advance.
Persons not knowing as can send their money Go
any merchant friend in the city or We will give
any reference al to responsibility and prcmptness
The Truss or any Information concerning II. can BE-
had Of q. g. JACKSON,
No. " Main street, Richmond.
N. B. Persons owning valuable slaves who are rup-
fured, should By eli TeaHs obtain one; for they win
not emily cure bat ara SO durable that they are the
cheapestin the end.
Ali kinda Of Trssses Kept and sold on reasonable
tsTma. de t3-ly
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L MARKENs, Opticisn,
&C 25 On Governor street,


DAY STATE kANGE.--We have made
~ arrangemen ts with the manufacturer for ths
Gle of this superior COOKING RANGE. and invite
he attention ef purchasers TO the advantages which
we offer:
LIST. The Range Is made of tho best iron Is simp
In its construction; and conveniently arranged.
I'd. 1t can operated with wood or coal.
Sd. 1t can be set up and removed at pleasure, 90
readily as the common Cooking Steve.
iih We caA furnish them 10 any required size,
with two Ovens and with four ar six Boilers.
with or without water fxtnres--ana WAR; Ant each
one sold to give satisfaction 10 the purchaser.
5th Repairing pieces always On hans. which will
be put in when required ut reasonable prIce.
6th. The price of this Range il moderate tsor
iii t-cass srtice) As We afford to sell them st
manufacturers retail prices
~ Wecontinue 10 set the AMERICAN RANGE
in brick-all of which have suited our customers
and have rot cost any sne of them anything for
repairs
ALSO-Seyeral varieties of Low Priced Ranges,
for sale ut the Governor Street Stow Stove.
aa6 GEApGE SrARuETT
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srtihcate Of package of 10 whole tickets, s.
lG h6lf
10 quarter
IN afohtk

CLOTHING -CLOTHING.- have
" on hand fine Black Cloth frccbs and Dress
Goats; do Cashmere Pants and Vests rich Velvet.
Fancy and Black Vests: aso, large supply of Ser
yapts Clotbing Persons III want ot thr abore goods
will call on DARDAC0TT, HARRIS CD,
Successors 70 Merchart, We:iger Go,
M q Ne Il2 Main street.
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nIHHOLUTION.---The cs-Psrtnership
~ heretofore existing between the nndersigned,
under the arm and style Of BINFUkD, DICh1n-
Withdrswsl OF r BINROkb and POW
WEIHiG KR. who have sold their entire interest y
said concern TO HOST L DICkIN SuN, who has and
hereby assumes all the liabilities 81 said concerni
All persons having claims against the saIa con,
Germ. will present them to kOBt u DiChlNeVH
for pay ment; and all those indebted 20 tne saia
concern, Will mako payment TO the said nobert
Dickinson, who alone 10 authorized to ne the name
OF said concern in liquidatng and settling the bu-
siness Of the said concern.
Signed. FP B!NYQnD,
ROBT DICKINSON,
POWHATAN WEiSIdER.
Richmond, Dec. 18th, 1865. de9-tiJan
NOT E.-Having purchased
the entire interest of P Binford and Pow
8hatan WissiRer, in the firm OF Biniord,
Dickinson Wiesiger, shall continue the busines:
in ali is branches, at the old stand In the name OF
RGBERT l. DICKINSON.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage bestowed
upou the old firm hope by strict and prompt at.
tention to busipess and keeping well selected
stock. 10 merit a continuance Of the same. -
GEORGE w DUESBEHRY, who has been with
tho old firm for three years, remains with me,
where as usual ne will be glad TO .crve his friends
have also procured the services OF JOSErH
STEG all, SO well known, who respectfully soilcits
call from his friends. ....
ROBERT L DICKINSON, Halter,
No Is mai street.
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DURE HUNGARIAN wINE.--we esl
pELLEyUE HOsPITAL.--This Instit'

QELLEYUE H0SPITAL.--This institu-
~ ticn, which has besn In ssccesssal operation fes
'''' 'N's CFURoH hill, RIo iMoNp, VA.
In delightful. airy position, ana - iufnishsa $500
every convenience conducive 80 the comfort q Va
tents and the Successful treatment OF disea@
Ii has lately undergone extensive repairs nou1'
have been nicely furnished suitable to the sceua
mediation Of gentlemen who may find IL tneoas"
nient 20 be treated at their private lodgings
Particular attention will be paid 70 ths tssss"
yards which are peculiarly coInmoeioas-
Uepabe on fhe Ieaievalaf tas ftss<'s&f .s
White patients. Per week
Private Rooms, .............-sy3 70 SiSs -
SS- City accepiaaces required FOR patients lo y
one Of the Physicians OF the hospital. -
This includes all charges Cor Board. Medical at.sn
anee, Nursing aud Medicine: By m ABRAMS .a.sl
With the InfrIaayy of tho Medical College. sn,a
Additional fee ranging from Sc 20 $50 viii % eaes
ed for Surgical cases. The particular sum ma ~
ascertsined beforehand By application TO one o. vow
attending Physiclsns.
No patieaf received for less than week.
Tho undersiRsed viii give their rsFsorei ss'sA
ton to al patients placed In their Hospital.
JAMES nOLToS n. D.,
ass %c ssss * h eSssss So spap sa
SAssn 8. a = c5bSinNsSs shtsS.a Nh
Franklin a.. nszt accr below TSieisy SnqfeA
Law Building. Hranklin street. nsxt dsos g gss,s
rHoa \. NIXON. ND, R~,asas fSysisisa
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THE DTSPATCH.
nv Ss,sr 1nso,sNIso DECEMBER Is. 1858.

.-.-..---.-->~-~~s~v~~~ - q n 8 =. !.
Urf Hin AaAIr.--The editor OF toe Nasnsnle :"
~ "a the Edinburg Review, for April 1888, WIN
ehs sojlowine indignant remarks -.
sFNla = rsaned Billingsgate and nothing eise,
ana M author Highchufchmsn, or ~ ieso' W.
= tue responsible man, II We mistake ne.
tntsnd 20 eeleuco Of the poor msguioea h,, .e
Who u the subject Of such severe nv one who
never erred IaslRer. Sydaty 'sase, .as ,s," ~
fss Rd;abare RersSsc he'd NOR. q the scaoa, a ..
s~s, AZ ,sofsosol pxises he scod AGos oeeosea &c
fic,s esrsnded IN 8e bS5re mentioned po,ufrapa, 20
4 much better purpose by more ert,cn sns'ys ~
srsnc, ~ Raven and Anpabel Lee Is dbocs ana De-
s,a.s "a. s,iteai acamen q tAe reverend gtntsmdH
- A. re And, in fact, II the reverend gentle
-srs mad made tolerable use Of his tiuie since he
sook his flight from this lover world, he might be
.shoye aud beyond the critical aenmen" Oh our
Intelligent contemporary. But he hasn't itseems,
and be isu't. He accordingly catches IL 10 this
virorors styie Serves him right. What business,
we should really like to know, has the Rev,
xydues Smith TO be hanging around this earth,
editing the Edinburgh Review. writing "refned
Bi,iinessase." venting bis "uatioaai prejudice"
asd disrlaying HE s'criticai acumen" generally AZ
the expense Of other people as dead 40 himself
unsarthly indenity. Il II an Internal outrage
Flesh and blood ought not to be expected 10 bear
f. Ia the name OF the profession We thank the
vfeilsnt and spirited editor of the Nashville Ga,
xeste for the merited rebuko which he has admin
istered 10 the "reverepd gentleman" Let him
edit Reviews In his own world. We want no
competition from that quarter Sydney Smith e
amiss Hit hin again. He has parted from all
his friends. He deserves every bit Of It, We don't
know when We have had anything to do as SC
much good.-Lou. Jour.
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IE. The subscriber having

NOTICE. - The subscriber having
~ large number Of accounts due and unsettled.
which should have been settled prior 30 January.
1853 would respectfully notify all SUCH that all &C.
counts due him previous to 1858, and not paid or
closed by bopd or otherwise BY the ist day OF Fo-
bruary 1852 viii! be put il the hands OF the law for
collection.
Always on hand, a large assortment OF Clothing
and 6entlemen's Furnishing Goods low for cash, or
TO punctual customers SPENCE,
Ciothier and Merchant Tailor,
noII Corner of Main and l3:h SITS.
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EONAaD'S INSTANT RELIEF- :

kONAaD'S INSTANT Kelley. -
..s,. aENEHAL NOTICE. -Iisying made arrange
WhoIesale Agents for the south 5 in having con-
ifsspt suppi1 q my COUGH SYRUP slways on hand.
- 70 cas- the attention Of the public b he same
eod 20 taose who have not used IL, give ii trial Ii
60 b had, - formerly. OF sii raggists ia Rich
mone. 1t y cents per bottle. five bottles 81,
:. e z-ew TaOS. LEONARD.
RAnOLAf 4 PERKINS { 90 NDN
Qk!unr-Bottied by Hihber;a in Torsnn
S.3 - psn,e- casks daily expected 10 arrive
- ~ AZ o iowcet market price by
~ eELDEN MILLER
CORNER Cary aud Pearl streets
Gn1RsB.-IsO boxes prime Nav YorI
. 4. s4se ehssss. dailx .xR4sssd, ara ior sa,sIsy
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s,Fp-,mr.rA REDUCE THROUGH
sssssEH TARIFF OF CHARGES ON THE
CANAL FKOM RICHMOND TO LYNCHBUka.-
The subscriber thankful for the very literal pare
mage hitherto received. would inform his friends
that his brough charges on general MeTchsndihe
only THIRTY CENTS per 100 lbs; on Groceries.
oueensware &C. only TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per
leo lbs, which includes all expenses from the
wharves in Richmond to the Landings or Depot in
Lynchbprg.
Boats leave every other day. full or not full, and
goods ere sent forward without any detention.
Produce and Tonnage ARTICLES forwarded at 10"
rates A. 4. LEE.
an 27-ts On the Dock.
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.@A@ BRAZILIAN PEBBLE
~ ASSGLASSES-A JAHNKE. Opr1.
CAN, 751z Main street, have opened a new lot OF
fine concave and convex ground Brazilian Pebble
GLASSES, in Gold and Steel frames.
guarantees 20 suit. with these superior Glssses
any person to whose vision optical aid can be sp.
pied.
The public are requested to call and examine
Brazilian Pebble and other Glasses filled In cid
frames. JAHSKE
nos 551s ain street.
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GEOO REWARD. An
qDtSO TIDOTE, SPECIFIC MlXTuREfor the

NEOQ REWARD. AN
qpCCO TIDOTE, SPECIFIC MIXTURE for the
cure of Gonorrhcea elect. Structures, and similar
disorders. It makes speedy cure without the least
restriction of Diet drink exposure change in ap.
plication TO business. The proprietor chal engss a
sisgle case of recent Gonorrhoea which the mixture
SilI net cure, under forfeiture of $3.50. Further
the disease cannot be contracted if dose Of the Mig
ture is taken when exposed. Repeated experiments
and long experience have proved that 1t Will redi
caliy cure any which can be produced. This
desirable result is obtained III from two TO ten days
snd it neither creates nausea nor oiterds the pal
ate and renders unnecessary all deviation in diet
Interruption so usual pursuits, sound sleep or heal
thy digestion, the Nuisance IL thus removed as
speedily as is consistent with the production of
thorough and permanent cure. Its ingredients are
entirely vegetable, and no injurious effect either
constitut.nally or locally, can DO caused by its
use.
Price 81 per bottle. Cole agent for New Yo,k. C
81 Ring, No 90, Broadway, corner OF John street.
TR CALENDER, corner Of Sd and Walnut sts,
agent for Philadelphia. -
Bold by FISHER WINSTON,
fe22-6ly Richmond Va.
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I6LITH the arrival of new prewed Beer,

WITH the arrival of new Drewed Beer,
W beg leave to submit to my customers, and
the public generally, the following standard of
prices for my Bottled Lager Beer. Porter, Ale. &c.
during the winter season. viz:
Quarts per dozen I7sl Is cts dcz allowed on
Pints per dozen, SLIGO ! return of bottles.
Ealf Pints per doz Soc, bottles extra
Store and bar keepers per ceDtage allowed.
have also on hand Lager Beer in whole, half
quarter and eighth bbls; Cream Ale in whole, half
and quarter bbis and for sale at the lowest market
price.
Orders left with Messrs Duval & Norton, corner
10th and Main streets; LaidleY 1t Robinson cor 4th
and Franklin cts, or at my store will lie promptly
attepdodto. 2 WILBACHER, 18th St,
no Between Main and Cafy.
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An IsyALuAsLE CoLLEcToR.-A gentleman from
New York who had been 10 Boston, for the purpose
Of collecting some money due him in that city,
was about returning, when he found that one bull
Of hundred dollars had boen overlooked His
landlord, who knew the debtor, thought 1t doubt
ful case, but added that If it WAS coilectable at
all, q tall, rawboped Yankee, then dunning
lodrss in another part of the hall, would worry
It cut of the man. Calling him up, therefore. he
introduced him to the creditor, who showed him
the account.
Wal Squire, said he, faint much use o'trying'
I Ruess. know that crtter. You might IA we'll
try TO squeeze lie out Bunker Hill Monument as
20 elect q debt out Of him. But anyhow, Squire,
whatli you give, s'posin' Go try
Well sir, the bin is one hundred dollars, III
give you half, fyou'll collect it,
"Greed,' replied the collector, there's no harm
in tryin', any way
Some weeks after the creditor CHANGED to be in
Boston, and in walking up fremont street, encoun-
tered his euterprising friend.
Look o. here said he, esquire, had eonsideyaS
BILE luck with that bill of yourn. You see, stuck
10 him like dog TO q rook but for the first week
or 30 'twan't no use--uot a bit. II he a: home
he was Short if he scasnt at home could get no
satisfaction. BY the by. says L. after gsing six-
teen times, IN fix you = says l. So J. sat down
on tn . doorstep, and sat all day and part Of the
evening, and began airy nczt day; but about 10
O'Clock he gin in. He paid me MY half, and Ign
him The notsr
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rORN SHELLERS.-We effer for sale
~ nine varieties of CORN SHELTERS, each of
which We will warrant to do good work, and those
in want of the article will find il to their interest to
call. Fer sale, either wholesale or retail, with
CHURCH Il FLEMING,
no J6-3m Corner Cary and 18th streets
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SA MYERS, Optician,
Corner Main and Pearl streets.
A DAM'S EXPREss COMPANY

IMPROVEMENT AND PRGSERVA-
i TON OF TIE Observation-Disclosures d.
justed to detective sight, upon unerriBg scientific
uor street Take particular notice of the number.
The subscriber who is well kns WI to the citizens
OF Virginia skful opticiar. informs the public
that no has hand tae bandsomest and heat assort
ment of Spectacles and Eyeglasses in the country,
and that ne will be happy faithfully 10 attend TO all
who wish their eyeSigh. properly treated by &C.
cGrate and superior ground glasses. His art ena-
bles hun, upon the shortest examination, to suit
almost every deiect, whether it be derived from
Miop,a. (near slightly presbyta, tsge or far sight)
Amblyopa, (pres tic or myopic9 Cataract. ETC
The existing prejudice against hpectacies should be
entirely discarded by young persons suffering from
defective vsion this prevailing prejudice IL owing
entirely to the erroneous notion that Spectacles
shouid be suited to different ages.
If you wish TO preserve your sight during life,
see with read wri' sew, without the least
strain TO your eyes, call on
Z MARKENS, Opticisn,
IN afr
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CPLENDfD STELLA SHAWLS-All
~ colors, circular shape just received. The ninth
and last supply OF the above just received at very
reduced prices Now IS the opportunity to get a
pretty Shawl at low price, at the bargain store of
ALFRED MOSES,
def ca Rain at