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I,1TTERsES,
MARYLAND LOTTERIES

MARYLAND LOTTERIES.
FOR FEBRUARY, lst-
- FRANCE s co. MANAGERS, BALTIMORE,
He MARYLAND.
Drawn Mos Of Carroll CO., drawn February - ls.S
IL TO % 81 - l.. ~ o. ST ~ ~ ~
Drawn Nos OF Paspsco Institute ~. drmwn Feb l9 lsIS
.,045 IS sc 80 % 81 10 d u 10.
DraDinYs conducted under the snperfasadrgc, Of he
State Lottery COnmission.r
SPLENDID SCHEMES
FRIDAY Feb l9ih-Pokomoke River, CIsssl ~ Nus
II drawn ballots Tickets IS Cnpitnl Prizes: aO,UID
5000, 1000 &C. Certificate OF packages of whole, 80 So
shares In proportion
SATURDAY, Feb aOth-Grand Consolidated CIass D.
% Nos u drawn bHols. Ticket. SEQ Capital Przcs:
S62, Of TO- 800 10 Of 5000. &C. Certificates OF puck
ages of wholes s2s2-shares in proportion.
MONDAY, Feb aad-Washinston County, Glass II. 70
Nos, IL drawn ballots. Tickets 81. Capital przes-
s26.is3, 10000 OF 5000. OF a50O &c. Certificate of
Packages of Wholes sl26 IO-sharcs In proportion
TUESDAY, Feb. 2sd-Bel Air Lottery Glass G. 7s
5000 s4s5 of 1000, &c Certificate Of packages
Of whoes S79-shares in proportion.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 2ith-Susquehunna Canal, Class
70 Numbers II drawn. Tickets $40 Capitals: $50 900,
hoops, OF 900 &c Certificates OF Packages Of Wholes
THURSDAY, Feb. a5th-Csrroll County Glass g.
75 Nos l2 drawn Tickets s.. Capitals: s20 co., ease
80 Of 1850 &c Certificates OF packages Of wholes s79-
FRIDAY, FEB. 26h-Pokomoke River, Glass "a
Nos. II drawn ballots. Tickets s5 Capital Prizes:
$4,000, 10000 &c. Certificate Of Packages of wholes
$40 50-shares In proportion.
SATURDAY Feb. 27th-Grand Consolidated, Extra O.
Tickets $40 Capitals: e3l lsO 10 0O0 5000 &c On the
Havana Plan; 20,650 prizes. ~ 600 Nos.
SATURDAY Feb 27th-Grand Consolidated Lottery.
Class 70 Nos IL drawn Tickets slO Capital Prizes
1856 OOO 92 &c. Certificate of Packages of Wholes
Sl5S-shares in proportion.
I-Y-A Dollar Lottery 10 drawn daily.
~ Communications will receive attention, II address
ed to X. FRANCE & CO,
Feb l6 Richmond Va.
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r-Nrxr M THE COLOSSAL STATUE

r~NEXT TO THE COLOSSAL STATUE.
LSh next to this splenj!! work Of Art our eyes were
struck on our last yint to Richmond by the immense
assortment elegant display coquettsh arrangement and
admirable deescy Of all and every one Of the articles
found in the establishment OF him whs Is known ms the
Napol.on of Conee,ioner, the whole enhanced by the
sisbc welcome Of the proprietor the sentee attentions
of the clerks and the politeness OF the servants.
You may onumers,e the articles which cannot be pro.
cured in this emporium of good things but you would be
unable any thing In the way of Pastry Preserrs
Susarplums Klaus &C.. &c, that does not dazzle your
eve aatter your sensee, and provoke your palate In
this terrestrial Elysium. You can be helped to Ice.
cream seasoned with Vanilla. Strawberry. Ansna
LEMON Raspberry, Orange &C., so delightfully."- pre-
pared, that fsncies eating the very fruit used in
the seasoning A. TO us either fresh dry preserved
that the whole earth has contributed to the
plying of this place. for, you will find from the native
American Apple, to tho French Pear, Prunes or pre-.
served Plums the Respoan Orange the Olive of Greece
the Current Raisins, &c the South American Orange,
Pine Apple, Guyave all to DO found here But it
is time to stop for my mouth waters at the mere mention
of those danties All have to add 10 to recommend you
to visit ANDREW PlZZlNrS Store, Broad Street, lew
steps from tho Equestrian Statue whom you 80 10 It's in
auguraton, and your return home, you will be con.
WINGED that have practced hoax upon you but you
Feb iS-T ' sTAUNToN.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
,,noyD MARKETS. FEB. %, 1858
Ri nNo- ,,- ,raas At ASH for Superhpe; 40

OrcVNoND MARKETS: FEB. %, 1883 49,,
MY R si.. to city trade at s's for supeFnD' A''
ssS ;;2T EG;,s 10 prime Red slao.,a'; good to
sais a: :3.56 c. for new. and ssaSs 't' for
H. :, demand a, S5G+o cents. .,.,
0ATs-.tlan receipts of old Tobacco continue
ToFAvSsori,, ie old offered at this time, we quote
s Aah ~ s6 IS 80; good s7s7 rs Interior Lear
So $: $40 gal Fine F1s sssRss
ESe 2cSe '1T receip,s OF loose Tobacco have IN
j :nnse. much, with more demand al improved
fss'ed TS a Oa6; good Leaf Sc 3oss so stemm'ns
4. 2s,!9 -. 40, ev,-s,ock large.
HAlN>:W .-rs; Arm. We quote Sides lOSe snouios''
k ~; Han, a.. new in bbls 9aal0c. in kess loiallc
LAk., med in Pail. iat cite and dull .-asc.
str,,,ss We quote New Orleans lA1se; Cues, ags
srGAH 80 ~ oTr. Crushed llGll4e; Loaf llHGl'c'
81 GSllAe; Laguayra lsG On 40
c0tsih.sr.Sew Orleans Molasses In bbi'. SsGSo c's'
Ne IA.SI1 js Cuba do 2aG23 cts. o,-,.,,
wSaisKEY-R Richmond hee'ihed sa2'o' ''n'''n'
more III rns:set c.,noud.r s5as1 90
LM LINZ. ..,s Vessel. Market we'll supplied.
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DIED,

Suddenly the snd Of febTsyy 8; 5sa Hss11Iy
:, Tudy CORNWALL Eoslsnd the Kss. t ~ ,bs Ri.
NJ, Consul n Virginia.
NO, Z. her residence in Orange county, on the lyih
diam" Ms MARY NJ. SALE. wife OF T. c: sale, IN .ng
@ .-rripy dsughte- of the late VIM. Davis OF orange
p.c become 50 eommNn that ho the s TEI ered
49, ~, will con,en, himself by giving some Of ner
a.s;annsL, QUALITIES The deceased was one OF the
nos ,n:ere,.in. and smiaoe ladies we ever knewever
80 70 sse any sacrhce for her family and friends
49, g., IN. yersst iavor-uutring in her exertlons 70
ase all Appy around her with AN energy ana b ",
gvrs ,Lc s;r;ces regard for truth, she insuesea ne
Importance on u shout her These qualities. a.ssien o o
rosy mind and Christian heart, made an impression on
~ ssv trend, and scquansnces which will never DC
E:cov.n the deceased leaves, to mourn tneT !oss,
Ind husband six small children two devoted sno es
n.be brothers. and many other kind relatives ana
rse,e feel keeny this d.pcnss,on OF Providence OUT e
,,.m pref, by L. and learn live as she lived and pre-
Pare 70 Gle as she died.
[ PSrShig and Examiner pease copy.
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HEADERS. 4TH DIVISION VA MILITIA
RICHMOND. Feb. l6, 1853.
E|EEERAL ORDERS No. 5-The several indepcn. n
vT dent companies will be consolidated into Bstts -
lions, and the Regiments and Bst,aons into Brigades
under the command OF the several officers as follows -
Col THOMAS P. AUGUST,
OF the lst Regiment Of Va Volunteers 10 assigned to the
commsnd Of the LIST Brigade consisting OF the following
corps, viz:
Lexington Cadets, Nj n S S...;;.s
Lieut. Col. X. MILTON CARY,
LIST Regiment Of Va Volunteers with the Public Guard
Capt Charles 0immock.
Sd Battalion.
Major P. BACON, of Washington City.
Washington Yasers. Capt G. A. schwartzu,an
Warrington Light Infantry; Capt J. l.. Davis
Petersburg Grays, Capt. J. v: Scott
i;h Battalion.
Captain Phillips.
Portsmouth Cadets.
Junior Blues. Capt Harvey Dudley.
5h Bdstdlion-Ar.illery
Lieutenant Col. Robert NJ. MIMao.
Psyette Artillery, Capt F. E. Clopton.
Petersburg Artillery. Capt John n Nichols
Of the Sd Regiment Of Va Volunteers. will command the
Captain J. P. wAisEa
Norfolk Light Artillery Blues. Capt T J. corprew.
Norfolk Juniors, Capt Z. c: Robinson.
Norfolk Grsy:, Cap, v. Gronsr; ~. W ,.,v,.
I'd Battalion.
Leutenspt.C colonel P. Il. DAuGHTRxY.
3dRegimsnt Va Volunteera
Sd Battalion.
Colonel Joun H. RICHARDSON, 18th Regiment Virginia
Militia.
Company A, Young Guard Battalion Captain b. w.
Company B. Young Guard Battalion Captain g.
Mitchell.
Mount Vernon Guard, (Aiexandris)
Petersburg City Guard, Capt. J. P. May
Monticello Guard. VIM. B Mallory, Lieut.. Coming.
Squadron Drngoons
Col J. LUCIUS DAVIS.
Henrico Light Drsgoops, Capt VIM. II. Richardson. Jr
Cumberland Troop, Cspt. John c. Page.
By command
WIN. R. TALlAPERRO,
Mai. General Commanding.
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1886 Prizes amounting to Observation-Disclosures. sll5,l30
TlCKETS-Who!es Is, Halves 81 so, Quarters 81 IS.
The 5000 Prizes OF SIS will be determined By the Inst
figure of the number that draws the $4,000 Prize For
example, II the number drawing the $50 900 prize ends
with No then all the tickets where the number euds in
will be entitled to sl5 fthe number ends with No.l2
then all the tickets where the number ends in 2 will be
entitled to SIS, and so on to 0.
Certificates of Packages: of tonrckets cold the
following rates, which Is the risk:
Ten whole Iickeu ..-..--.--..-.-..--.-.- f3o w
Ten Half Tickets NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II 80
len Quarter tickets 10
Bank Notes of sound Banks taken at par. Checks on
New York RENTED for prizes
Drawings of large Glasses will BIO published In New
York and New Orleans Sunday papers, and Charleston
and Savannah daihes. Registered letters risk.
Address orders for tickets Certificates of Packages
of Tickets to ANDERSON l. SON, Managers,
Feb II Macon or Savannah. Ga.
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RICHMOND, Feb. 10th, 1889. 5
HtENERAL ORDERS, No. 6-Troops have been
u assigned to quarters as follows. viz: ~
Iexington Cadets Msjor Gilllam-Athenoum lNf
Monticello Guard Wn, Mallory Lieut. Commanding, "
Reds Yer randall
Alexandria Riasmen, Capt Arthur Herbers-Reids We.
randall,
Third Regiment Virginia Volunteers, Col 8 WALTON
Wall Street Hotel,
Baltimore City Guard Capt warner-ss Charles Ho.
TEL
Washington Light Infantry, Cap, l. Davi.-Reids We.
randall,
Washington Yagors. Capt schwartsman -sohad's
Hall,
Norfolk Juniors, Capt C RobinsonUnted States Hotel
Norfolk Blues, Capt CorprewUnitcd States Hotel,
Norfolk Light Infantry Guard, Capt. D Grone'-United
States Hotel
Mount Vernon Guard-Central Hotel
Cumberland Troop, Capt John Page-Broad Street Ho.
Petersburg Artillery Cap. notwithstanding De.
pe.er.burs ray. Capt Joseph v. sco-Peter.burs De-
Petersburg City Guard Capt Jno May-Peter,burs De.
Petersburg Light Infantry Guard Capt Vim Jsrvs-Pe
ters6urg Depot
Acting Assistant Qusrtermasters will he detailed to re-
ceve the different corps and them their quarters
BY command Of
MAJ. GENERAL TALIAFERRO.
Edwin ROBINSON, Msj. and Div. ouar.ermsster
Fab lQ-td
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

tTO THE VOTERS OF TIE COUNTY
~ OF DENRlCO-I hereby announce myself II
Candidate for the Office of Commissioner OF the Revenue
for the Upper District, at the approaching election md
respectfully solicit your sudrascs.
Should 1t be your pleasure to elect me- promise Ia dis
charge the duties of the office faithfully and punctuay
Feb l3-ct CT JAMES u. VAUGHAN.
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HEAD QUARTERS 4th DIVISION
VIRGINIA MILITIA.

NEEERAL ORDERS No g. a
Z" l. Officers commanding Regiments, Battalions
and Companies will that their respective commands
take position in line the morning Of the 2d accord
ing to the disposition indicated in General Orders No
Ii. The column will move precisely at 10 o'clock On
cause their commands occupy lines and positions to be
indicated by Special Orders Dragons and Artillery will
wheel out OF column and be governed by Special Orders
Nos. and S. respectively
III After the Statue has been unveiled the troops will
be wheeled Into column before and In the presence OF
the President and the Lieutenant General Of the Army OF
the United States pass In review and salute the egy Of
the Ar q president and the first Lieutenant Gener-the
most illustrious Father Of his Country,
py command of MAJ GENERAL TALIAPERRO.
WV. MUSpoRp Mai. and AiddeCamp. Feb 20-td
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STANTON.

~ BLUE MASS, and all other mineral compounds
in the shape of Pills. have been laid inside to make room
for better production from the vegetable kingdom In the
shape of HOsTETTER STOMACH BITTERs. These
celebrated Bittcrs entirely vegetable and their COM
binaon Of such to guarantee perfect safety
In being used By both young and old male and feAss,
the latter in particular have received the most sautsry
benefit from the use of these Bters when all other
treatment from the most skilul hands have failed in
storing them from state OF debility to perfect health
For sale by all principal druggiss and dealers Tener-
ally. FebS-d&cws
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7.TEST BY TELEGRAPH.
80 for tho Richmond Enquirer.

r,xT FROM WAsHINGToN Gill.
sPoRlAaHM, Feb. 2i-There have been p sum NOR
hostile meeting between Hon' ; b. Gay hs,
Gen cSl' ,hai up to the presen. hour P: NJ
believed ,na az m meeting Both parties have LETT
r has been ,s.ir friends are negotiating but win
ch'nee 81 been developed in relation to he''F''
'N'"Sj Routwell.
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rrp FROM HAVANA.

Nm nl.-The steamship bIack war
Elw loSh .od tom Havana. Senator Henderson
s in her H. is m fnS , IPss S.1e
rp,y been ian %hs,lrnpe and Kate Hooper have
r,.tsn shps ,s with i2OU coolies. Three hundred
ha ssssse. The Spanish feet has returned
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,ec,pr|pRIsONERs SHOT.

GTgEMrs Feb. 2O-Five prisoners attempted
ysw i'S i,am the Sing Sing pri.on on Lhnrsasy
'pe .,gv were captured but not until three wsre
s.stni' 49, ubom will probably die.
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS!


PILLS THAT ARE PILLS.
4MRCf HAYES, State Chemist, of Massachusetts, save
z they the beat OF all pile, and annexed are re
men who certify that DR.. Hayes knows:
III. J. GARDENER Gov. Of Mas.
EMORY WASHBURN, Ex-Governor Of Mass.
SIMEON BROWN, Lieut.. Governor OF Mass.
r.. NJ. WRIGHT Secretary State OF Mass.
tjOHE B. FITZPATRICK, Catholic Bishop OF Boston.
PKOF JOHN TORREY of the College OF Physicians
and Surgeons, New York City.
Dr. C. T. JACKSON, Geologist Of the Public Lands o'
t..e United s,ates.
MEN THAT ARE MEN.
Among the diseases this Pill has cured with sHon.hDc
rapidly, we may mention
Costivenes, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism. Dropsv,
Heartburn; Headache arising from foul stomach.
Nauscar Indigestion Morbid inacton OF the Bowels, md
pain arising therefron; Flatency Loss Of Appetite all
Ulcerous and Cutaneous Diseases which requr" an
Eyacucnt Medicines Scyotus Kings Evil. They siso
BY purifying the blood aud stimulating the sys.em, cure
many complaints which it would not be supposed they
could reach such Deafness Partial Blindness Ncu'a
sa and Nervous Irrtabty, ocraneemen,. OF the Liver
and Kidneys Gout, and other kindred compsints srrs
from low Of the body obsctions OF lie tune
TONS They the best Purgst've Medicine eve! ci-
covered and you will but need to zee thcul once to
know It.
Prepared by DIR. J. C. AVER, Lowell, Msss
Sold, in Richmond, By PURCELL, LADD Co., FIsHEA
& WINSTON ". PETERsos, DOVE Co.. DrvAt d HcA'
TON, and all druggists. Fsb e-d&c2n:
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MERCH.yn:sE.
-. TAiI .Git's nuSiC SALOON
avn PlAHO-FORI'E lTaRE-P(JfJW,

= ~. TAII.Girs mGISic SALOON
nv" ||h.Ho,fORIE ltARE-ROOM,
NJ" L., MAIN SrnfEr
V6\Hh undersieh"! is sole agent In mis- ssa-,,,
NUM- sy '9 GLs aI ;s'f p e, ;h
The Instruments have reccivrd the uuousI = u j
ed spprovs oil the grcatest ansts this country
Europe II: also Keeps Pianos OF GALE & CO andobe
good aud wei established makers.
=. II. Tny io- kecpa constantly hand an
the best Musics Instruments aud Musical IN
general. Consisting OF Peiaubat superior MELODEoNs
Dt A., ) and octayes, with single and double reed.
Martin unrivallcd GUITARS.
Taylors approved FLUTES-uhese Flutes arc no, ser.
2assed.)
Accordrons Cnronets Flutes Flfe. eoles Guitar,
Violns Bsnos Bridges, Pegs. &c.
Tuning Forks ard Pipes, Mouth Pieces for Clsrone,s
md brass Instruments.
Pisno Stools and bestquality Guitar and Violin S,rngs
The !arges. and most Questionable
and standard Sheet Music to be found in this State
Aliberaldiscount made to Teachers and Schools.
In short every article In tie Music line may be had at
This establishment at most rersonsb Bile prices.
Pianos Tuned and let to Hire. Old Pianos taken In
change for new ones. p. II. TAYLOR.
T.. l1AYR,S
PIANO SALOON
Opposite Breeder & Fox, No. 21S, Broad ST.
Z BEG leave to inform the public that
d have on hand large assortment Of SUI a
PIANO FoRTEs. Tx II
from the best nnutacturersn the country anons
w. Gsehle & Co., Baltimore would particularly call
the attention Of the public the pianos manufactured by
Steinway & Sons New York. to whom Medals OF the
highest order have been awarded in competition with
the best ma;crs, as instance:
Two First Prize Medals at the potsn Fair Wash.
ION, March, 1855.
First Prize Gold Medal American Institute Crystal Pa
| lace, New York. November 1855.
First Prize Gold Medal, Maryland Institute Baltimore
November, 1856
First Prize Medal American Institute Crystal Palace
New York November, 1856.
First Prize Gold Medal Maryland Institute Baltimore
November, 1851.
All Instruments sold at this establishment warranted
for i've years, and kept in tune for two years
charge.
To accommodate purchasers from the country, wa
put up the Instrument myself at any place desired
Several Pianos for SALE and old and
instruments for hire
have also for sale
MELODEoNs
| with single and double reeds.
VlOLlN5 GUITARS, &C.,
Superior strings.
All orders from the country for tuning repairing In.
| struments promptly attended to.
Letters please direct f.. MAYR,
Care Of Edwin Workman a. Co. Richmond Vi
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MARRIED.

., Charlotte. vi!le on Tuesday morning, oy
NiiT NV smith, B. IL MAGRuDER, Esq., member a.,
Rev Dejers;es from albemsr!e county, to Niles
o. ne iiII's NORRIS daughter of the late ope Nor
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HEADQUARTERS 4th DIvIsION) Al
Of VIRGINIA MILITIA ! ~

HEADQUARTERS 18th DIVIsION) N
OF VIRGINIA MILITIA, -
RICHMOND Jan. la 1853 } III
GENERAL Orders. No. |.
accordance with the provisions Of tie 18th section
OF chapter 23d of the Code Of Virginia. the following
officers are appointed and will constitute the Stn Of this
Division via
POwHATAN R. PAGE, of Gloucester. Aid, with the
rank of Lieut.. Colonel.
WM. MUNFORD, of Richmond, Aid, with the rank OF
WARNER T TALIAFERRo, of Matthews. Aid, with
the rank of Major.
EDWIN ROBINSON Of Richmond, Division Quarter
master, with the rank Of Major.
(signed) WIN. B. TALIAFERRo,
Fab on-ts Major Gen Command
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54s5 Prizes amounting TO 38200 900
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The numbers from $4,000, corresponding with those
numbers the ticket, printed separate slip, OF paper
encIrced with small tin tubes and placed In wheel
The nrst 45 prses similarly printed and encirced are
placed In another wheel.
from the wheel OF numbers and at the same time prize Is
drawn from the other wheel The number and drawn
out opened and exhibited to the audience and
by the Commissioners: the prize being placed against
the number drawn This operation Is repeated until all the
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs-The two preceding and the
succeeding numbers to those drawing the arst prizes
will be entitled to the % Approximation Prizes For exam
ple II ticket No 1880 draws the 100000 prize those tick
tied to $500 If tcte. No. $50 draws the $4,000 those
tickets numbered 6 $40 $751; a52 will each be entitled
$500 and 10 on according to the above scheme.
Ths 5000 prizes Of $40 will be determined by he last fig
ure Of the number that draws the prize For exam
then all the tickets where the number ends In J. will be
entitled to s2O II the number ends with g. then all the
tickets where the number ends In will be entitled to 800
and to
Certificate. Of packages will be sold at the following
Certificate Of packages Of 10 whole tickets $50
/" " 10 Quarter 90
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the msnsy to address for the ticket! ordered
on receipt Of which they will be forwarded by first mail
Purchasers have tickets ending in any figure they may
designate
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
~ Purchasers will please write their signatures plain,
and give their post Office county and State
~ Remember that every prize 10 drawn and payable In
full without deduction.
~ All prizes Of 81 900 and under, paid Immediately az
ter the drsvngother prizes At the usual time OF thirty
DAYS All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for tickets or certificates to
8. SWAN & CO., Augusta, Ga
r. A list Of the numbers that drawn from the
wheel With the amount the prize that each entitled
o. will he published after every drawing, In the following
papers: New orean. Delta, Mobile Register Charleston
standard Nashville Gazette Atlanta 1ntelllgencer New
York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Morning News, Rich
mond Dispatch NewYork Dispatch, Augusta (Geo Con-
titutIonaIst and Pauldlng (Mss.) Clarion. Jan Is.
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~ The annual meeting of th, Society VIII be
held In the Hall OF tho House Of Delegates on luesue
evening the 23d instant The Hon. VIM. C. raves VII
preside. and discourse will be delivered ey nush lr
Grgsby, Esq, upon the Convention OF i'oS ne uouI
discourse commence at eight o'clock precisely.
The public are invited to uttend.
Fab o0-dot
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MARINE NEWS,
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEB. ~. 1888.
,,,,,, f., at,la,k

ARRIVED,
Steamer Virginia, Kelly, Philadelphia, merchandise
and passengers.
Schr Danvle, Chester, New York, mdse.
Schr Lanson Dean, Drink water, Rockland, lime.
Sohr Clara Bell, Parker, Baltimore, guano.
Schr Ocean. Aaron. Baltimore, guano.
Schr Sarah Ann, Gladson, Eastern Shore, oats.
SAILED,
Steamer Bevidsre, Keene, Baltimore, mdSe.
Schr ID. b. Bayles, Jayne. New York, mdse
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NOTICE.
JNO N WILLIAMS MATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER.

NOTICE.
JNO. n. WILLIAMS, WATCHMAKERA AND JEWELLER,
(Formsrly rih Mr.. John HID
HAS taken the 4tore lately occupied by Mr.. e
L Z Thomas Shepperd, ii shoestore, next door "a
To Mr. James Williams shoe STORE, No. east E.N2
Main street, where he keeps constantly on hand sD
good assortmnt of fine watches, clocks jewery, &C..
which he sells low for cash. and warrants every article
cold to be as represented.
All watches sold this establishment will be thorough
IS examined before delivered the customers, and
raucd perform well Tor twelve monshs without charge
tor repairs, unless broken All kinds OF inc Watches such
Duplex, Chronometer English and Anchor Levers,
Horizontal escapements, and Reporters and fine Eng.h
and French Clock repaired in wsrkmanlike and
warranted runtweve months without additional charge
unless broken
All kinds Of jcwcry music boxes; Accordeons &C., &C.
neatly and promptly repaired satisfaction warranted
every article sold repaired this establishment, BY
J. N. WILLIAMS, No. S. East Ms!n street,
Next door to Mr.. Jas. Williams shoestorc,
Dec Is Below Market.
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a0OCAS REMEDY FOR PULMONARY AND
EA TUBERCuLAR CONSUMPTION. Having been
appointed sole Asen, for the sale Of Don GERONIMO
ROCA'S celebrated CURE FOR CONSUMPTION. th"
public will be put in possession OF one OF the mos
extraordinary remedies extnnt Tor what has hereoior"
been considered an incurabe disease.
have the more readily uai-rghen the agency from
the fact of its extreme simplicy-being ouuard
peatioa the action OF which is seemingly miraculous
and having Of those attributes which make tie
numerous compounds now In general use.
With tine confidence in the success Of this re-
nedy which hss heretofore been used In private rrnc
tice with great ASH shown by numerous eiters
and oerfcat... il !s offered to the public.
4 pamphlet containing directions. letters from d.;n.
euished individuals, and documentary evidences tom
the physicians oil the hospital of Havana Island Of Cuba
&C, will accompany the remedy.
These speak volumes in It's praise and publicity is only
required 10 render IL rs popular as 10 beneficial al
dress JAMES REEFS
Sole Agent for tho United Siates,
No 3Il. Market street, Philadelphia.
princinal Office. !. 0nO Fit1wAter. Feb 9-.fN I'm