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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-03-24
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1ne D0StOH Leuycf peilS II
1856 a youth, then residing
a jack-knife which he, being
trading disposition, sold for q
India rum. This he retailed
proceeds purchased two gallo
ually a barrel, which was fo1
time with a large stock. In q
rich, and became the Squire d
through the possession and sale
knife and IN indomitable ~tradingsfr|
He died worth property in real "a
money valued at $4,000. This "
by testament among four childrti
boys and a girl Luck, which seemed
been the guardian angel of the father.
tedthe children for every folly and ex<<
agance they could engage in seemed to q
Ply their exclusive attention and cultivation
The daughter married unfortunately, and her
patrimony was soon thrown away by her
spendthrift Of a husband The sons were no
morefortunate andtwoo of them died Of dissipa-
ton and in poverty. The daughter also died
poor. The last ofthe family, for MANY Years
Z past, has lived on the kindness offhose who
knew him in the days of prosperity. as pride
would not allow him to go to the poor farm.
A few days ago he died, suddenly and unat-
tended, in a barn where he had lain himself
down to take q drunken sleep. On his pock-
cts being examined all that was found In them
was a small piece of string and a joeE-knJes
So the fortune that began with the implement
of that kind left its simple duplicate. We
leave the moral to be drawn in whatever FASH
ion it may suggest itself to the reader, simply
stating that the story is a true one, and ali
the facts well known to many whom this re-
lation will doubtless reach.
, The moral ue draw from the above story is.
that Gods Judgment was visited upon the
children for the sins of the father. Had the
; proceeds of the 'jack-knife" been invested in
some other article Of traffic, the father might
or might not have had $780, 900 to bequeath
to his children but be would most probably
not have entailed upon them the loose morals
incident to rum-seIling, which proved the
ruin of them all. This is not a singular case:
for almost every man of forty years of age
canremember instances where men have made
money by liquor-selling, but whose children
(and frequently themselves) were brought
down to poverty, want, degradation and the
y drunkard's grave. Verify is it true-eTheir
fathers eat sour grapes and the children's
ie teeth are set on edge" The sins Of the faith
er are frequently visited upon the children:
especially in the sin of liquorselling is it fear
- fully true. Father, beware how you engage
in it if you have any love for your children.
D.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-03-24

The only security against the curse
of l~ntemperance rests in a rigid abstinence
from all forms of intoxicating drinks. The
truth of this has been proven a thousand
times. "Touch but a drop, and the whole
ocean surrounds you, to whelm you and sink
you foreyerm Touch not,
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r.x. c,x,x ,asvkgt the ,iuiiness being occaaou
"sis ,ower prices tn Parts. The faesof 81 an ,n
.s.,sa Cussisn loan was beiieveu 70 os, ~ s"e
least. premature ,x.,,
Tho t;ovcruor.tseuerai was on his way 10 the
The i,overpmens telegram says that the enemy
ara terrifying Lucknow ia great strength. There
are about 100000 of them in arms, but they are
sad 10 be losing heart and anxious to negotiate.
Hong Kong letters report the arrival there on
18th of January, Of the United States steamer
Mississippi from sinapore.
The United States steamers Minnesota. San ia
iiong-keng.
The Moniteur announces that Gems Cbagarnier
and Bedean are authorized TO return TO France.
1t was reported that Badio's sentence would be
oommuted into hard labor for life.
The Court of Cessation was expected 10 give its
decision on the appeal of the conspirators on the
18th inst
The Paris correspondent of the London Times
says that the rumor that the Emperor would
spare the life OF 0rsiu was not credited az Paris.
The funds on Tuesday were much depressed and
the Threes declined nearly three-eights the Pa
Iis Bonrse.
From MarseiIIes IL Is announced that the house
of Marc, Pradell 1 Co, largely engaged in the
south American trade, had suspended. Several
other suspensions are announced, amounting in
the aggregate, TO about 1905, 900 of francs.
ITALY.
Arrests continue to De made at Genoa and there
are various rumors of Republican plot. The
troops were confined 10 their barracks, and held
ready for immediate action. man-of-war ship
had also taken up position opposite the Republi-
can suburbs Of the town, with shotted guns.
TURKEY.
Fethi Ahmed Pasha, Grand Master of Artillery,
and brotherin-law Of the Sultan, had died sud
denly.
The Constantinople correspondent Of The Lon
don Daily News gives details OF horrible outrage
upon American family named Dickson, oecu'
pyinga farm near Jaffa. The matter had been ia
ken up by Mr.. Brown, American Consul and
Charge d'Afaires at Constantinople, aud the Porte
had promised full rstributon.
THD FOREIGN COTTON AND MONEY Markets, &C.
PORTLAND, March 16-The sales OF cotton at Iiy
srpoo on Tuesday 1900 bales. the market
closing firm at II - l6 for mddlng Orleans, aud
y. for miidiing uplands.
The London money market is unchanged, and
the supply far in excess of the demand. Loans on
government securities were made at per cent
The unsettled aspect of the Paris boarse IS still
having an uDfayoIable effect upon speculative VEN
lures The British funds and cons0ls mark de-
cline OF X TO 4 since the departure Of the Canada.
better state Of affairs was. however, soon looked
for wheo confidence will revive and prices resume
All upward course.
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GAEL HAGAE'S JOHN is ont AZ,
-RH CARRIAGgs. CARRIAaFs

EfIs4sf~ The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
Making Establishment on Lombard Alley, between
Man and Cary. (l3ih and i4th Streets near the Co
Iutnbian Hotel, COACHES, CHARI0TEEs, BA-
kOuCHES. BU0GIES. with aud without tops, aud
good work of the kind can be in the city Of Rich.
inond and / respect fully ask call from those in
want of any article in the Carriage line as am de-
terminea to make 10 order and sell at the lowest
prices possible, and all work sold that Is new
ranted. MICAJAH MANGuM.
"a ~
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FOR SALE, &C.
4 LBEMARLE LAND FOR sALE-

county, adjoining j. o. Massey, Sneed and others,
tx miles from Charlottesville, two and half from
wanna Improvement. One hundred and twenty
acres-one-thrd bottom land-are cleared, enclosed
and highly improved All necessary out buildings
and Il we'll Of first rate water the premises
Terms liberal. If preferred, an exchange viii be
made for Richmond property. Address at Rich
mond or call at nay Office, corner of Franklin and
Governor streets. B. A. HART.
&C l5-ti6m
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GAM REWAkD.-JEfFRlES An

eIIV
cure of Gonorrhtea elect Structures, and similar
disorders. Ii makes speedy cure without the least
restriction OF diet drink, exposure or change in ap-
plcation to business. The proprietor challenges ii
siugIe case of recent GOnorrhua which the mixture
will not cure, under forfeiture of $jhl. Further
the disease cannot be contracted il desc Of the Mix
ture is taken when exposed. Repeated experiments
and long experience have proved that it will radi
cally cure any case which can be produced. This
desirable result is obtained in from two to ten days
and ii neither creates nausea nor ot;nds the pal
ate and renders unnecessary all deviation i'll diet OF
interruption to usual pursuits sound sleep or heal
thy digestion, the Nuisance is thus removed ~
speedily IA is consistent with the production of a
tboruu yh and permanent cure. Its ingredients
entirely vegetable. and injurious effect, either
constitutionally or locally, can be cansed by its
use.
Price 81 per bottle. Sole agent for New York, Z
II Ring No ~, Broadway, corner OF John street.
CALLES DGK, corner of 81 and Walnut sts
agent for Philadelphia. -
Sold by FISHER WINSTON,
0o-dIv Richmond Va
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FEATHER BEns.-ft has been discovered that
feathers unskiliuliy cured and put into beds are
deadly to persons OF weak lungs sleeping upon
m.-Erchdngs
The fact Is, feathers are badly cured if cured al
all tor any such purpose as making bed. Better
sleep on hickory plank. decent hogpen is a
much more healthy place to sleep in than festh-
er bed. according to orr calculation OF chances for
health and long ife.--G !. Ne,es.
Truth-eyery word.
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HATS. CAPS. BOOTS. 20.
ST SPRING STOCK ~
AAHATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS
FOR lS5S.
fN No. rs Main Street Richmond w.
DICKINSON & wEIsIGER.

BtNFoRD. DICKINSON & WEIsIGER,
Have now ready one the largest and most select.
al stock Of HATS. CAPS, AND STRAW GOODS
ever offered in this market consisting of all the
newest and most fashionable styles manufactured
for the season. which will be sold. wholesale and re.
tai. on the most favorable terms to pnnctua custo-
mers. Merchants and others visiting the city viii
find it to their advantage To call and examine for
Themselves assuring them that they win find eur
stock complete aud desirable 10 every respect.
Thankful for the kind patronage bestowed upon
u.s. we hope, by strict attention. To inertia confirm
ance Of the same.
E1-TO cash purchasers great inducements will be
l.
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SADDLE AND HARNESS

IA SADDLE AND HARNESS
kIW&A MANuFACT0RY.-SA y. cor
~ SkG fRElL, wholesale aud retail. Ne. rs.
Main street. RhbmoBd, Va, Returns b.
thanks 10 has old friends and ths public Generosity
for tlse very literal patronage he has receisei 81
their hands for the last sxtsen years. and assures
them that he Is at present better prepared 10 aeeo
MEDIATE them than ever from the tact thai he has IA
dis employment the very best hands, and Uses Boaie
but the best materials. .
lie has ways ON hand good supply Of all qaa'a
tics of articles usually kept in his line which VIII
be sold as lew as they can be purchased anywhere
lie invites the public and his odd friends ssa cls'o,
nisrs 10 give him a call A silver medal has been
awarded 10 him by the Mechanics Institute. At rs
ts last exh,bifious- honorable Testimonials ~ ns
SIX III and fidelity of the work done IN bis establish
nsent. SAAL y. AUTTkELLs
10 i7-aAewsm No IFS Main o.
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n CHURCH HILL DRUG STORE
~ At the Drug Store an the corner of Broad and
NJ 18th streets, prescriptions are carefully com
2-0 pouated, at any hour of the day on night by
su ex perie need haad.
Dr. sNELLISGS offers lis professional services 10
the citizens of Church Hill and its vicinity.
0Ifice corner Broad aud 2,th streets.
nih l3--im
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/ READ THIS, If YOU :

HPLEASE II have removed my
~ store to Franklin street, doors below Gov
~nf error street. and opposite Metropolitan Hall,
where an prepared to manufacture BOOTS
and SHOES al the shot test notice. in the urRtest
st lie and the most reasonable terms, ! Invite
my old customers aud the public generally, to give
me call before purchasing elsewhere.
p S-REPAlRlNG doue az the shortest notice
DAVID WALSH
smh lj-dIm Boot and Shoe Maker
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:. THE CLASSES OF TIE RICH

~, THE CLASSES OF THE RICH
AsABS M0ND MI SICAL INSTITUTE, viii h has Just
>1S- commenced its second session. meet rs fol-
low: The Juvenile elass0n Wednesday and Saturday
afternoon at O'clock; the Adult class. ON Monday
and Thursday evening, at - O'Clock. A part Il
each evening is devoted to the practice Of Oilers
Terms for the session per Scholar Juvenile class ST.
Adult class 81 81, The session enfs the last week
June For further particulars apply to L. l.. gall
LEH En-, at the Music Rooms, 2i2 Broad street.
nearly opposite the store Of Msssrs. Breeden Fox
Il In
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led Monday at 4staas per cent. Of their face.
Northern Markets.

aud prices unchanged. Corn firm: white % cents.
mixed 6. cents, stocks dull and lower. Virginia
o's SIN.
BALrimoRE, March l7,-Flour unchanged. Wheat
steady aud In gboi demand. Corn; white unchanged
yellow 5sGL6s cents. .Xtsst. s.,
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pay GOODS.
GOODS ELEgANT GOODS

ELEGANT GOODS! ELEGANT GOODS!
THOs. II. PRICE d CO.
A,e receiving daily large additions to their sple-
ala stock for Spring sales; among the goods Jsst 10
hand will DE found
Rich Black Aquiile elk ROBES
To Cold do do do
Do do Chene Fiounced DO
Do do Dunble do do
Elegant FIR, nadine do %
Do -Berage DO 90
Do Hermann do do
Do 0rgandie do do
Rich ORGANIZES
tsoiored LAWNS and JACoNETs
Enpiish PRINTS
Lace and Muslin SETS
IL 8. GLOW ES sff33
HOSIERY In variety &c. ,,,sm,,s
A supply Of spring SlANTLEs and DusTk Jus.
Ana In HEAVY GOoDs for wants and ianit
t;s ,sv have An immense stock which offered,
wholesale retail a the very Lowest rates; ma
large supply OF Bleaehed ana br9wn IA ST
INaS. DAMASKs, Pillow LIN EN-. &c. &C., Iust to
hand. L. II. fhOE +" w.
n. 4 Zta
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The American bakers, John Monroe 4 Co af
Paris. have resumed payment, and AZ the l,s, "a
the hense by the crisis did not consume even tba
profits Of the last year IL is safe 10 say that ali i
confidence which was formerly extended 10 tbis
house win return TO IL.
The statement that Thomas Washington Smith.
who was acquitted OF The murder Of Richard Car
ter, In Phiiadephia, had become confirmed ma.
MAC, ID denied. te@
case OF premature interInent has recently
the I'd the widow OF a merchant, who died about
ten years ago, expired. On opening the tomb az
her husband TO place her coffin beside him. that Of
the former was found inrnei ON Its side. asd the
body lying lace downwards. No doabt therefars
sxisss thai he was buried alive.
The stsans placing niiIl Of G. @. Bradford m p,v.
.nenthi msssp Was consumed by IRE On The 10Th
lust. - ~
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:, WALL ST. HIRING, e@H

~ WALL ST. HIRING, Cs"L
6yNLlVERY AND SALE STABLE RffSSS,-
the subscriber having recently added 10 his stock
some excellent Northern Horses for saddle and hax-
ness; also, Ladies' Saddle Horses WITH the latest
styles Of Hngges and Carriages, woulebe pleased
30 wait ON the public on the most accommodating
terms. Persons desiring pleasant drive. behind
fast and safe horses, would do well to give me call
few saddle horses taken at livery. Also horses
bought and sold commission with prompt re-
turas THOMAS RUSKELL,
Proprietor Wall st. Stables.
Between Main and Franklin
FOR RENT.-Fen beautiful Rooms, which have
never been occupied--with water and all the mod
ern e0nyeniences. Enquire AS above.
.1hS
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s. -. gs,o;fwosp. s,ct. lat. iss7.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
anil aifss this cate ALL packages intended for Ex-
rRs,ss. on the NAIL TRAINS Of the Virginia Csn-
trs Railroad Will be received &C office, l34 MAZE
street. instead OF Railroad Depot. - heretofore, De
ing In conformity with an arrangement made WIZ
'H' "'''' s'''a'J j. i. MAopoNouaH, Agent
&C Sta Adams Express Company.
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AN 0pD START IN LIFE In the year l7l6. the brass
guns which Marlborough had al en- frlm the irench
being recast la the 10, al Gun Foundry in Moor
fields. when young Swiss named Andrt " Schalch
eho was accidentally present, ramarkin9 che damn
ness OF the monlds ana foreseei the inevitable 10.
salt wal ned Col Armstrong, lac then surveyor Cen
eral, against being too close sp ctator OF the ope
ration. As Schalch foretod explosion took place
and many workmrn we're killed. Its an Ill wina
tina. blows nobody good. saws the old proyerb and
the bursting ofthe gnu the ing of the yonng
Foreigners f1rtunr Ter IN a few days an advertise.
ment appeared in one Of The public paners rennast
hg him u call Ion u Andrews las the l,ery law
may he Tor his advantage" Andrew sciiaIch AZ
tndt accordingly. and entrusted with TIE dnty
of seeking out better locality for the casting of hi.
royal ordnance. lie selected y rabbit warren nj
Woolwci, as the best site within tw eye M lies e the
metropolis. for the threefold reason that it was ry
near 10 the river, aud In thu immediate neighbor.
hood of loan for the mOnlds Here was tou1rt 4 tbe
non famous arsenal Of Woswica and here was Tie
foundation OF one OF EngiaGd's private fortunes 4
NAvAt.-AlgernoD Sidney Worth. Of PORT
mouth. Va, has been appointed by the seerete-
ry OF the Navy, an aetiag midshipmsn ia the u.
q NAVY
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-x.,~.-, ADAMS EXPRES9

~ - 29COMPANY, 1874 Main ST., having
resumed their steamship Express to and from Nor
folk. Petersburg and Richmond by Steamers James,
town and Roanoke which leave New York every
Weldon Wilmington, Lynchburg Salem, Wytheyliie
and the principal places in Virginia and North Caro-
lima, are prepared TO forward, with great ds;
patch and at reduced rates. every kind OF Merchan.
disc Valuable Parcels, J5welry, &C., 10 the above
named cities and all places Oh the seaboard.
Our Express on the Steamships will be accompanied
By special Messengers, who will give their personal
attention to the careful handling of goods entrusted
to the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S steamship Express
SINNERS will please take notice that packages to
ponts In Virginia and North Carolina will be sent by
steamers unless otherwise marked.
p NJ j. L. MACDON0UGH,
Agent Of Adams Express Go.
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~U~u" MOTTO E.-The steamer
E--L-1s-.,s-sass.s GLEN COVE, Captain John Davis
will not 90 down on Monday next Sth inst, in
sequence of having some small repairs done: but
will resume her regular trip Wednesday morn
ing, 10th inst. at Ga O'Clock.
the CUKTlS PECK will leave usual on Tues
day morning, 9Th at 63a O'Clock, and return the next
,lay NH r. o. UASKINS
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etfice Of the New YORK and NHglnla SttaIishlp
Company. LUDLAM PLEAoANISi Agents.
RETIRED PHYSICIAN rs YEARS

IA or AGE-Whose sands of life have nearly run
ont discovered while in the East Indies. certain
cure for Consumption, Asthma. Bronchitis, Coughs,
Colds and General Debility. The remedy was dis
covered by him when his only child a daughter,
was given up die lie had heard much Ot the won
deriul restorative aud healing qualities OF prepare
occurred to him than he might make remedy for
his child. He studied hard and succeeded III real
ling his wishes. His child was cured. and Is now
alive aud we'll He has since administered the Won
crrful remedy to thousands of sufferers in all parts
uf the world aud he has failed 10 pak ing them
completely healthy and happy. Wishing to do as
much good possible. he viii send To su n OF his at
ficted fellow beings request it, this recipe with
iull and explicit directions for making mp, aQd sic
cessflIly using il. He requires each applicant To-
incose him one shillingthree cents to be returned
AZ postage on the recipe aud the remainder 10 be
piled TO the pay nient of this advertisement.
Address DR.. II. JAMES, ~ urand street, Jersey
City, M.
CAUTIoN.I have no son-in law authorized TO send
my recipe AS has been advertised. IL 27-d&Cw I'm
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g. FOR Rem IA very desirable
III dwelling on Grace street, between Adams and
Fousiiee one square above Grace street Baptist
Church The house contains ten ToorEs, and has
been recently repaired and gas introduced; has the
city water in the yard, and is in one OF the most
pleasant neighborhoods in the city.
To a good tenant the rent will be low. Apply to
ia 23-ts RAGLAND L BRO.
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CHILDREN'S SHOES, of the

following most desirable styleg Just
ceiyed ut HARRIS co.'s Shoe Depot. VIZ. patsnt
Leather Oxford Ties beeled: Patent Leather Broad
strap heee,i: patept Leather Bro9sns heeled; Goat
Skin Oxford Ties hee'ed: French Lasting Button
CATERS, heeled. &c &c.
HARRIS L co, Shoe Depot
NH IL No I2J Main street.
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A RCHITECTs, MEAsURERs AND

A RCHITECTS, MEASURERS A I'd
IA APPRAI3ER5.-The undersigned have formed
Il partne ship for the purpose of condueIing the
above business in all its branches and solicit share
OF public patronage.
The senior partner proposes to furnish DESIGNS,
SPECIFICATIONS and EST MATES. for Buildings
of every description, and when required, superia-
tend the erection of the same. at small per cent
on the cost.
Having been constantly engaged in the erection
of buildings OF every desert ption for the last twenty
five years, and consequently having large amount
Ifexperience in every branch of the building art.
he feels conf Dent of giving satisfaction lie also
viii measure and value CARPENTERS WORK of
all kinds
The junior partner having acquired knowledge
OfMEAsURING LUMBER, BRICK WORK, PLAS-
TERING, PAINTING. &C, while engaged IN bust
with the late Thomas J Glenn. decd (who
was engaged exclusively as the City Measnrer for
many yeaPs,) teels confident OF giving satisfaction
20 those who may engage his services.
The copartHershp, therefore, will attend to the
business OF ARCHITECT. MEASURER aud Ar
PKAISER5 in all the vari.nsbranches Ofthe same
81 Office over VIM Booths store. corner Main
and 18th streets. Richmond. Va.
WM FORBES
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BARGAINS.

III BARGAINS. ws
- Ihaye Just opened at the cheap BOOT and
as SHOE Store. No. a4 Broad street. Ladies'
heel CATERS, 81 a and 81 q; CATERS without
heels 7jc; Kid CATERS. with heels. 81 "a. Ladies
white satin CATERS Sl.75; lafes' Morocco ROOFS.
81 and 81 %; BUSkINs, Soc 70 and 81; misses Mo
rocco BOOTS 30 cents; chiid's SHOES from i2is 10
cents ladies' GUMS, ~ TO 621s cents; mems BRO
CANS 81; boys do SOC; boys SHOES, u and acts;
mems Congress CATERS, 81: mems oxford Ties.
81; mems BOOTS, 81 and s.; GU Ms, TIC.
would respectfully solicit the attention OF the
Ladies and Gentlemen To our stock. My motto II
quick sales and small profits. Don't forget the No.
2O4 Broad street. opposite Grubbs Appcrson's
NH Gins A. HUBHES.
~ GREAT REDUCTION-And no
s2aeNS mistake.-Determined to close OGs All
Thick Sole Ladies CATERS 20 make room FOR spring
stock | will sell them for tke unpreeedently low
price (for the quality Of 30. worth 81:
WIN. WALSH,
mb2 SIGN Of Ri. Root No. az Main AZ
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N IMPORTANT NOTICE To

g,l IMPORTANT NOTICE TO n
SakAHAT BOOT AND CATER wEARERs. III
From is 20 0per cent. saved by buying from III
J. II. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel. Best ~
Bats $3.50; fine caliskin sewed Boots, $3.50; Coz.
gress Boots best quality French patenseather ss7s
English kid $3,7S buckskin. s3,5G lasting $3.50
calfskn IS 25 patent leather pumps g. calfsin do.
s275 caifskn oxford Ties, ~ IS. They all made
toorder and warranted TO wear we'll
Terms. cash delivery; one price aud no sbate
nent
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DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS. JOHN
~ son HARDWOOD No II Main street, keeps
constantly on hand large aud varied stot OF For
eigu and American Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, to
which we invite the attention Of all i'd want Of good
articles at low prices We cordially invite all TO call
and examine our Goods and prices as we feel conn
dent they will find it to their interest TO purchase
fe22 JOHNSON h HARDWOOD.
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90 FOR KENT.-The House ut pre-
M:a sent occupied by Mrs Eliza Z. Tally, situated
On Grace between jefferson and Madison streets Is
for rent from the LIST January. 1t is in good repair
has large yard attached to it, and contains
his store. Broad street, opposite Richmond and Ere
dercksburg Depot de lS-ts