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According TO the general understanding this
is the most civilized and enlightened of centu-
ries, the top round in the ladder of human pro-
grcss and only one step more 10 the Millennium.
If all the centuries Were put in row, this
would attract every eye rs the most beautiful,
the most polished, the most learned, the most
humane of centuries. We never cease to fell
citate ourselves on being born in this civilized
century. 1t makes us shudder to imagine our
fate, if by some horrible accident we had turned
mp in the dark ages, or even in the colonial
times of America, or in any other time before
the era of steamboats,. railroads, cotton gins,
and other manifest and manifold tokens OF the
highest civilization. For it is the material
improvement of the age which Is the UNI
versal standard of civilization, even though
its chief value in the eyes of the century Is
its adaptation TO the purposes of individual
gain. We invent and we discover, but
it is the money making capacity of the inven-
ton or discovery, that gives any new machine
its chief dignity in the eyes OF mankind. AT
the same time we forget that the progress of
invention and discovery, by whiehthis century
is so sisrally illustrated has been striking
in the arts of war rs of peace. BY means OF
Minnie rifles. Armstrong and Dalehren guns,
| and other Invaluable warlike appliances, the
destructive inventions of the 10th century have
kept pace with its creative power. Never, in
| the most ferocious and misguided of medinvial
| centuries did Europe groan beneath the tread
| of such myriads Of armed men never did its
| marshalled myrmidons possess such terrible
| instruments of destruction; never did flercer
| passions glare through the murky midnight Of
| the dark ages than blaze from the eyes Of
| Zouaves and Croats, as they grapple now in
| the death struggle. The very engines OF Peace
are pressed into the service of War. The iron
| horse mngles his shrill scream with the shout
ings of the captains and the thunders of the
battle. Beneath the cloudess skies of Italy,
the electric telegraph flashes more destructive
| lightnings than ever fell from the darkest
heavens Upon the deep, The great civil
liZer Steam. has worked as wonderful n
change in the operations of naval warfare
as of peaceful commerce. Let us by all
means sing hosannahs to the nineteenth
century, but let us not accept intellectual
developments and material progress,
evidences of that moral advancement with
out which there can be no genuine civilization.
If HE ferocity of human nature has much
abated since the days of Cain. we do not dis
cover any proof of the fact in tho thirty thou
sand dead and wounded of Magenta. The APP
petite for blood is rs strong in human nature
as ever. The four millions of armed men in
Europe are not the advance guard of the mil
lenial hosts. In the most civilized continent
upon which the sun of tho nineteenth century
shines, it is brute force alone which upholds its
civilization; it is 4 disciplined mass of sayages
which saves one government from the rapacity
of another, and each from the barbarians in its
own borders.
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Bread by weight,

The bakers OF Philadelphia squirm awfully
pader the proposed legislation of the Council
that city, requiring bread TO be sold by
Wight, and protecting the public from their
h'uds and dishonesty. Their opposition is
Prof Of the necessity Of the ordinance In
NY city ofNew Orleans bread is sold by weight,
am In every city Of Europe the custom Is the
sane ltonght to be the universal law Of all
communities where SO many are dependent
upai bakers for the STAFF Of life.
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THRATRE-Bs"e6i Of GEO. K"nksl-In anoth-
er part Of this paper will be found an an
nouncement of a complimentary benefit to
GEO. KUNKRL one of the managers of the
theatre. Among the attractions presented are
fine bill the acting of EDWIN ADAMS the re-
turn of number of old favorites, after long
absence and the performance of Miss MAGGIR
MITCHELL. Mr.. kUNKE& deserves TO have the
honse as full rs it can hold and if the general
good will of the public towards him is fairly
represented, it Will be. For fashion and beau
~, we expect the audience tonight will be
approached by none of the past season.
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irhmunn Dispatrh.
-uMoSp. MONDAY, JUNE n, 1850.
COMPREHENSIVE.

Co.PARTNERsHIP.
IouN u. HAMMHRsLry having i'urchased
Il tho B,spogtA newspaper, is fun part
= the establishment The paper and the
ing business connected with II, Will be
ne,ed under the style Of CowARpIN 4
HERSHEY.
writer of this paragraph deems it but
10 Mr.. HAxxmsLgy 10 say that he has
connected with the Dispatch since the day
kt Appeared, and that he has, by his good
h,ens, sagaei,y, experience, and unfiagging
Ia, contributed materially TO the signal
tss OF the paper.
y partnership dates from the ist of April
JAS. A. CowARDIs.
r associate makes his bow 10 the public in
piiowing card:
TO THE PUBLIC.
Twill he seen by the announcement above,
safecriber has become a partner in the
patch newspaper.
n Dispatch, when first started, was looked
u hy it's protector rs n hazardous expert
/ and many of its professed friends pre-
II for Ii n splendid failure. Believing that
eople needed and wonld support neutral
y paper. The subscriber has labored ear
: 10 build it up; and while then, and for
after, filling the post of an employee,
hinks he can say, without vanity, thar
ontributed materially to its success
las always favored progress, and ad-
nj liberal expenditures rs necessary to
perityx( Having seen the results, 1t H.
I've Abresumed that he shall be less zeal
hNqwn behalf; and he need not, there
uA Dc the readers of the Dispatch that
6st competent persons TO be had will con-
10 be- employed in the various branches
Office, and that neither labor nor means
" spared to make the Dispatch both read
aud desirable 10 all classes of onr conn
~. Everything which the wants of the
can suggest, and enterprise carry ou'
be done to continue il. as il now is. un-
~ n newspaper South of the Potomac
promises he gives 10 the public with none
doubts of the novice who, for the frs
Iannches his bark on unknown waters
life spent in journalism has taught til,
$50 we'll illustrated by the success OF
saper-that ceaselcss labor, whom properly
ted, and guided by principles of probity.
and Will be successful. Such labor h.
oses to devote to the Dispatch, with the
ance that now, rs heretofore, ii will meei
a fair reward from the public.
JNo. ID. HAMMERsLEY
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DIED.

On the 18th inst. PATRICK MCMAII0N,a native
of the county of Clare Ireland, Ill the 18th year OF
his age
The friends and acquaintances of the family are
quested To attend his funeral, from his latc resi-
deuce. the corner OF 7th and Cary streets,
this tAlondayI afternoon, at half-past o clock,
without further notice.
On Sunday evening the goth instant, Miss EN-
lily NJ. DAVIS, eldest daughter of Eliza J. Davis,
Decd and Jas. l.. Davis, in the 18th year of her
age
her father corner of Cattle rine and Henry streets
on Tuesday morning, at 10 O'Clock. Tho friends
and aoruaiRtances OF the family are respectfully
invited to attend.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NJ Life Insurance. hite Persons ana
Slaves, usual. upon the most sasoHnote ana sat
iSfnsf0ry terms.
G. r. BRICKEN, NJ. D.. General Insurance
Agent, office on PEARL STREET, next 10 L. d.
Encho. Just below the Exchnnge Hotel. ,rp,-or
AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE ANp IhnSI
COMPANY, WALNUT STREET, southeast cor
Star,nSnt far ~ ysay tnJiae Dcrsmbsr 81, 1858:
prorn;u,ns nd ;nterast ereiyrt . = ~. I95 ~
LOSSES M ii a,mountinr IN ... 1910 II
'S erx p''"'i"e' a"" o2s5 OF
Commissions travelling agents, rs-inSu-
bends .avortisine Ne ' 23,41 81
Return nremiums Policies bought 49,. 3,671 ~
Amount OF risks, 81 .SUU,321 10.
ASSETS:
Real EEs statss oio""u siaosis s.
Stocks Bonds, &C., and Loans on call 49, 49,. -.
secured by ample collaterals ou'su ~
Bills eceivabe-NIutuai Policies. l2l5f oil
oI Rnnd ~ h""s % Nso"'e' '........ 5,as2 10
"a sh on hand and in Rank .. S516S II
OF
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r. RICHMOND THEATRE.
MONDAY EVENING, June eth

b. RICHMOND THEATRE,
MONDAY EVENING, June eth
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OUR MAGGIE as the INDIAN GIRL.
OUR MAGGIE as NARANIATHA
OUR MAGGIE as the YOUNG SCAMP.
EDWIN ADAMS as the INDIAN CHIEF.
EDWIN ADAMS as CONANCHET.
$ $ SIS: E EE $$SSS$HHfE{ Win Sing
His favorite song of
ROCKED IN TEE CRADLE OF THE DEEP
ROCKED IN THE CRADLE OF THE DEEP.
PATRIOTS ODE
by Mrs |. B. PHILLIPS.
NATIONAL ANTHEM
by Mr. F. HARDENBERG.
BEAUTIFUL BALLAD by Miss J. HALL.
ELEGANT DANCE
by Miss KATE PENNOYER.
COMIC SONG by II. B. JOHNSTON.
And the established favortes,
Mrs. j. II. Reid, Mrs Adie Proctor, Messrs. Bailey,
Harkins, Wilkes, w. Johnson, &C., in
PROMINENT CHARACTERS.
ADMISSION on this occasion ONE DOLLAR, to
all parts of the house except the Galleries.
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SAT. r.. Bass Medicines. for summe


~ Pictures. Pictures.. Pictures!..-I
respectfully call attention to the following styles of
TOGRAPH and FINE ART GALLERY, I97
Main street. Photographs taken from life, or small
colored in oil. making speaking and beautiful Por-
traits. Photographs coored in WATER CoLoRs
and worked IN India Ink, making soft and deli
cate finish. really pleasing, and AMBRoTYPEs in
every STYLE Of finish. All very reasona bic terms.
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HeY.sJ Il. Wheat, for many years Presiden I
q ths North Carolina University, has taken
yR4Exeok u Erixcopai Church In LATHE Rock.
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20 RICHMOND FEMALE INsTI

t&~I-a TJTE.-Thc annual sermon before the
Missionary Society of the Richmond Female lnsti-
tute will he preached by the Rev. GEO. W; SAMP
DAY night. June sd. at S,s O'clock, at the Grace
Street Baptist Church.
The anniversary address before the Philons
thean Society viii be delivered by Rev. +. Y.
REESE. D. b., of Baltimore, Md, on FRIDAY
night, June 2ith at sd O'Clock, at the Second Bap
list Church.
The annual Commencement will occur at the
First Baptist Church, TUESDAY sht. June 2Sth,
1889, at Sla O'Clock
The public are respectfully invited to attend
lie 2l-4t
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DEAR BRETHREN: have no hesitation in saying
that, far from regarding brother WILLIS as
hameworthy, | cannot but approve of his course,
If my information Is correct, which have
son to doubt.
| would also state that the committee, from the
first, cautiously avoided all complication with the
Leigh street difficulties or any other matters not
therefore, has no bearing the conduct OF brother
WILLIS.
| believe that all the other members of the COM
mttee Will agree with me in The above.
Very truly, JAMES B. TAYLOR.
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COMMERCIAL.

= y
s The Directors of the Petersburg and Roanoke
railroad have declared semi annual dividend of
fouy per cent. Heretofore, the dividends Of this
progressive compnty have not exceeded the good
remuneration of 3,a per cent. semi annually,
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Thu Gotten Trade.

khs export Of POTION from the Unites s,a,..
$500 10y yesiwas 70 the value Of ssl.ssS..
~, shieh SUM pay BE- eonsidernb;y surpassed
l3Ssisss fet. The crop q estiuAi6d BY
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pA Kidney and Bladder CONFERENCE.-The

BA- Kidney and Bladder COmpIaints.-The
newest and most important discovery for Kidney,
Bladder Complaints. Urinary DISTINCTIONS. Leucor-
rohtra or Whites, Sexual Weaknesses, Physical
ProstTfti tic. and Debility Of either sex, is Harris
Persons who have been unable to walk, have soon
been relieved by this wonderful COMPOUND. 1t IL
prepared by Chemist. and is pronounced by med-
cal men and those who have used it, to be tho best
BCCHU COMPOUND in the world. Large bottles,
81: small bottles. so cents. fresh supply Just
ceived by FISHER & WINSTON, Druggists,
JIG I4-3m Main street. Richmond
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IL The "Ce"trdi Prssbgterian'' pays an en-
phatic tribute 10 the eloquence and ability of
HENRY w. MILLER's great Grafton on The
Nineteenth Century" delivered at the recent
commencement Of Hampden Sidney College
Mr. MILLKR is one of the most distinguished
members Of the bar of North Carolina, and
his great Grafton has been universally adj
mirel.
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fis'~~>, \ CARD.-In consequence of anotice
is~~Ea nppearing IN the local columns ct tie
richmond hiS' a. the "a !nSf;, "i G rouse
which rather partial and erroneous i'll It's cliIrac-
ter amt 60 which We attach no, blame to the re
Justice 10 Mrs. Baher and the community to give
fair and impartial account of the same.
On the nght of the DIST instant. at the supper ia
be Nf. !. l.. AIcDonouTh. tA-cnt for Adams Tx
press Company, IN the presence OF all or nearly all
Of tlc hoarter5 made an uncallod for attack ON
azAinst Nrs. Baber. which she achnoWied. cd OF de
med as they we're entertained by her to be ttuo or
false. Mrs. b. made some aliuStOn to her being a
responded. you have a SON Mrs. b. repl, ing.
yes. and you dare not treat him you have done
others" Mr.. McnOnough remarked, - am not
afraid often Ike Socrate>-SFnd for him. lmmedI-
hance; and his arrival quietly took his seat at
the table, At the Same time laying his revolver
thereon, with the supposed intention of using it
against the man who should publicly insult his
mother.
After his arrival at the table the conversation be,,
some supposed the excitement was at an end,
stsar 7 s of nga sT s cd M M
I'm Substance if not in words,J q will not allow
hys to 81 Mr. Bsbe N.Y. reped Rd so
accountable" and wish to have the matter settled
at all inclined to comply with. After some further
conversation Mr.. Baher passed down the steps in
to the street. and was followed Immediately by Mr..
StearnS and J. l.. McDonough, brother and others,
and the hit enSued.
We further add. that We think the conduct of Mr..
Stearns particularly cenSurahic, from the tact that
he not Mt all concerned in the origin of tho diff
fculty and believe that the matter would have been
satisfactorily settled If he had remained silent.
= ): 8 9: S SSlEH; i. RNt 6ns;a,
D. r STARRETr, J. $. HOPKINS,
T. rd F. " Ncf fAyxo,Ds 4 X H RiSKTxxx
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=, diseased Side. Rren.,. EYrx. Ac.. &c.

don comfy Va: My wife has been for years nj,
iced with great Weakness pain in the SIDE. breast
the nervous SYSTEM; loss of appetitc; complexion
salow the sight of one eye almost fGne; thT oissI
TINCTURE has restored her to perfect health.-
He. ewes are as good now as ever they were."
RHEUMATISM 80 YEARS!
Mrs F. BarweIl, of Virginia, suffered from Rheu-
matism FROM hor 18th to her 5oth year of ase-at
times entirely helpless. Being wealthy, she en-
pIoyexl the hest medical attention. and tried many
medicines, but was cured only by Hauipfon's Veg
etdbIs Tinrturs.
Hundreds will testify of cures on themselves and
friends aftor all other remedies have failed
FEMALES AND CHILDREN.-This Tincturc
Mill be found great medicine for all their diseases.
aA. Call and get Pamphlets and sec cures.
Sold by PTRCELi., LARD & CO. ,Richmond;
gists in Petersburg: by MORTIMER ( NOW
BRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists and Shop
Keepers every where. 81 per bottle; six bottles,
SO my l6-dSwts
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I fully agree with what Mr.. TAYLOR SAYS in the
above. in regard to the wish of the committee TO
exclude all matters not referred to them. and the
bearing OF the decision on the Rev. Mr.. WILLIS
would also say that believe Mr.. WILLIS acted
from the pTomptings of the purest motives to do
right IN the existing emergency. 1t is my belief
that If all the evidence elected by the late eIami
nation could have been before him. that his course
would have been modified by it.
je T-ltN H. s. KEppIER
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nA The only place in the State where the new
style OF AMBRoTYPEs can nc had, is at the ''Eteam
gallery REEFS L CO.artlsts and propTletors. LARGE
SIZE family groups and fancy cases at one-halt tho
usual prices. All pictures made by the lannon's ar
lists Res * Co., are warranted not to fade, spot
or:change in any climate. Price, Is cents in case
complete, from that up to 225. Beware OF nta-
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~ DIR. Bricken offers his professional
services ~ al cases Of sickness OF SLAVES. and
OF MEDICAL EXAMINATIONS OF the same. An Z
perience of more than twelve years, having gradi-
ated IN 1871, Justities him in believing that he is
TILED 10 the confidence Of those who may need his
services
"a. Office at 1.-The General Insurance Office
Pearl street. next 20 +. d. Eacho, Just below Ex
change Hotel, where he may be found during the
day and at night at his residence, on Leigh street,
between 2d and 81. je l-7m
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49, THE CARTER AND WILLIAMS
o. DIFFlCULTY.-We have received the
following for publication:
Mr.. EDITOR: Do us the favor to publish the fol-
lowln. communication in reply to o request of the
committee made by
Yours, very respectfully.
JESSE F. KEESEE,
4. b. CLARKE.
MILES TURPIN.
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Richmond Markets, June 25.

F1OTR-There is nothing doing in Flour, sayo
TO retaiers-to them we quote Superhne al $40
ass.
GRAIN-There has been 10 new Wheat received
yet. Corn is unchanged.
On the e5th of June 1889. nj the residence of her
broti,er-in-law. Mrs. ELLEN McCABE, aged Is
yeRrs.
Her funeral will take place ut ST. Peters Cathe-
dral this Monday afternoon, at O'Clock precise
ly. The friends of the family are invited to attend.
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ecS RICHMOND COLLEGE,

R - RICHMOND COLLEGE.-The nd
o. dress before it's Literary Societies will he
delivered in the Second Baptist Church ION MON
DAY the 9th instant, at 50 O'Clock p. NJ by the
Rev. T. q. KEEN, of Petersburg.
The address before its Society Of Alumni on
WEDNESDAY. the Goth instant. at 81. O'Clock P.
NJ, in Grace Street Baptist Church, by Rev. J. e,
LONG, OF Norfolk.
The ANIMAL. COMMENCEMENT will take
place in the First Baptist Church, on TIL RSDAY,
the Both instant, at So ?. NJ. je 27-4t
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~ BENEFITS Dinrrhna killer-A posi.i,.

~ Bennett's DinrrhTa kIIIer-A pOEItlNe
and speedy cure for DiarrhGa. Cholera Morbus,
Summer Complaint, Chollc, Cholera lnantum.
This valuable remedy has been for over ten years
before the public.
1t has been used and tested in one thousand cases
of violent Diarrhpa, and In no instance ever failed
to arrest the disease.
Families should always be supplied for of
emergency.
- Price 80 cents per bottle. For sale by
FISHER 4 WINSTON, Druggists.
je I'm No. l25 Main ST., Richmond
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JNO. {. BINS, Secy.
Va. II will he observed that this statement does
not include the rniHe of Polirtrs, which Is gene
raliy added in the assets of Life Companies; were
this included. the assets would amount TO near
500 600 For all kinds of INSURANCE, call on
the undersigned, Pearl street ,r,,,,rN \, n
lie T-2t T.. IL. BhlChfaN' W. ~
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WANTS.

vxrANTED.--A lady who is experienced -
w teaching i desirs Of m rssdIng az N healthy
part of the monntans OF virginln, 20 ,ar
Music rs ss,u ae s E"f'h aaf,"s II"
p"s,. Office, Richmond fhe best rcferefsss will
he given to ihquirers. 10 -
WANTED; MILLER.-I wish to engage
,ns tsass the sf5v MER en charge Of small
FIGURING and Corn Mill in James City eoNgnty s meal neaI
apply except such as can come well recommended,
VIZ Whs Err. ns HpD
.a, sIo ''''' 10 l0-Tu&Fts
JITANTED-A BOOK KEEPER.-Wanted, n
ter and industrious habits, who is competent and
enpeTienced Book keeper, Those without tls.e
qualifications need not apply. Address " NJ T. W."
with real name, ut the Dispatch oiiice.
je 25-3t
uTANTED.-kn experienced WHITE NURSE.
w Apply at the corner OF Main and Jefferson
streets or mt this Office. Je 2-5t
WANTED-A CAKE BAKER. to taxi charge
ss 81 ssAs' N''f r. az ADAMS DAMS D No. III Main
T ABORERS WANTED.-I still wish TO en-
r. r., running from Fayetteville to the Coal6eis.
\. C.-wi give employ ncnt and 2, long JOB to all
for further Inflammation, address he sabrcrboyr,,
snRe1 gG fffS OH
je IT'S Harnett County, n. c..
WANTED TO hands to work
Se M4 the Train WIT hs b m sa or
Office r. +. < 7. r, R. Co..
Richmond, 26th April 1889. ap@-ts
B. RanG h to vo5h on oe the S VI na
CUTTERS. Address WIN. s. SMITH,
Contractor Va. 4 Ky. II. R., Abingdon,
no 23-6m Virgins
WANTED.-Thirtya able bodied NEGROES for
w the balance of the yesr. to work on grading and
track The highest price paid monthly, IN cash, by
ana : W ifI CHEF
yNANTED-aO MEN.-The above number Of
w Men can find immediate employment on the
to THOS. ". BROCKENBROUGH, Treasurer of
Richmond and Danve r. r., ut Depot. 10 A-ts
yUANTED--A situation as ALESMAN, in some
w Dry Goods store in this city. by q young man
from the country. but who has had three years ex-
porence IN the business, and can give the post OF
recommendations ~ to character and qualinc;,toAs
Letters addressed to - J. p through Richmond
?. O., viii receive prompt attention. Je ut
WANrED 10 ,HIRE-A CARRIAGE pRI-
w YER, of steady habits and good character
N js ss ot1fs nee" apply N * WILLIAMS
JYTANTED-AN OFFICE.-As the House trow
w occupy is to be altered or pulled down IN short
me wish to r2 R ap 81 RT FSa Ben aGf
jo 22-tlstJy -
WANTED-A MILLER, to take charge Of a
w CORN MILL i'll tho clts. He must brlng, with
hln satisfactory reeGinieagas + as G,, ls
man preferred. Apply at AhMoRf MILLS
JIG 22-ts
WANTED-AN oSTLER AND DRIvERss,r
Wanted Wa R9ea n sfHp'b .rs 5p s the oS
fee of Messrs. DUNLOP, MONCCRE co.
je 2-ts
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BOARDING,

n Il. CHALKLEY, Dealer in Leather. Shoe
porter OF French Calf Skins, 18th street, between
Main and Cary, Richmond, Va, is now in receipt
of large and excellent stock of goods apper
TO his business, TO which he invites tho attention OF
oil in want, as they will he sold VERY LOW FOR
CASH, or to punctual customers
NH 2-d3m&cwly o. H. CHALkLEY.
NOTlCE.-All persons having. claims against
IN the estate of the late Rev. John Woodbridge,
deceased, OF Powhatan county. WILL please present
them at my Office in the city Of Richmond, for pay
ment; and all persons indebted to the same, by bond
or account, win please call and make pay ment with
out delay as further Indulgence cannot he given.
w. w. WOODBRIDGE, Executor Of
je 3--ts Rev. John Woodbridge, deed,
IRON! IRON!. STEEL, TIN, &C., &c.--
l GILLIAN &DUNLoP, No. lal SycA MORE ST.,
Petersbarg, Va.
The subscribers have now in store and landing,
cx-ships Helene, Willard and Trenton, a hne as
sortment OIL
Common and best Refined IRON
Hoop, Band and Carriage IRON
Horse and Mule Shoe RON
Imported direct TO City Point, and for sale in lots
To suit purchasers. my l7-Sm
CREENRRIER WHITE SULPHUR WA.
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