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1859 Spring Trade. 1859
A NORRIS,
WHOLESALE BOOK SELLER.
M ME LODI PIANO FoRTEs, MUSIC. &C. &C.
Offers for sale. at the lowest prices. full assort
LAW, MEDICAL.
xNfb MIS- tELLANEous BOOKS.
'-NF %Snfffisa AND WRAPPING \ = P .A49o4ssRv
PIANO FORTEs.
lie offers the greatest inducements In the dctno'o'
tedgsd best Instruments at the LOWEST PiIeEs upon
terms as fair ami liberal as can be obtained IN
any market North or S0uth
Country Merchants visiting the city for their
Spring supplies are invited to examine his STOCK.
Orders for Libraries CoIlegee aud echoo!s sup
| piled upon the most f.vorabse terms.
Books and music sent by mail.
Book Binding in all its varieties, executed IN the
s9g- Orders solicited. and will meet with prompt
| attention te N-eo1In
CEED OATs.-Up Country and Eat
| ~ ern shore SEED OATS
| orchard GRASS SEED
| CLOVER SEED
| For sale by
JAMES THOMAS. Cary street,
&c 22-eod3t Near Columbian Hotel.
DOCK -BINDERY.
~ The subscriber, having established BIND
| EhY over the Printing uffice of Il Wynns. No q
| Main street. would be pleased to execute any woi
| in his line PAMPHLETS, CHECK, TICKETS.
| eLAhK BOOKS, &C. boGnd at short notice. and in
| tae neassst and most SUB tantial manner. Goud
work guarantee1 /. at reas enable prices
1e 22-3tswlm CRohP.
80 FOR RENT.-A neat cottage at
sa$5 the corner Of Bird and Marshall streets suta-
| bic for smah family. There is well OF fine wa
GER cn the premises. TIE Let Is we'll enclose. Pos
| Sc siou can be hal immediately. Apply to
z JOHNSTON,
f. 2l-i:awt5 lis Main street.
| CEED OATS, POTATOES, HAY, 60
| ~ s0OG bushels prime Eastern Shore SEED OATS
| 200 bushels prime Prince I'd ward Island Black
OATS -
| 1000 bushels Northern White MERCER POTA-
TOES
| 1880 bales prime selected Northern HAY
CORN MILL oEFAL, &c.
For sale by
fe 2-R&SIm* CLENDlNING Co
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SUCCESSOR TO
BINFORD. DICKINSON & WElSlo
MN

e. F,lH RkNT--A Farm en- the west
Es.a ham Rosd, about mi'e' from tns CIT &c OLE,
M The farm ii sir d Carter and others. Inere
are % acres. abeut one-half Cleared and IN E!od
condition. The i'm provrIne hts are Uwel'ing. WIZ
4 looms: the usual cut-iicRsss and wafer conFeli-
lent Immediate possession will he gwen Apply
n . WILLIAMS.
e.
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nATRH, &o.--6 trails Dates. 20 exes
~ Maccsroni, 20 boxes verms ,elli. for sale by
On JOINS. Agent.
mi7 No - Main u,
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sAs- GRNUINE PALM SoAP-10 cases
'''S " anu ' JOHN w GARJICK,
Ei7 Market Place, franklin St
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Nos. u
Tue subs
Me,chsnis 4
ace. that /
sPkIsG ri
and d at by |
exhibit on1
stocks Of
F0R4IGN|
that thev b
exaninstio
As hereto
RAPE many 1
line. and ~
rle;e ia sys.
w.uts OF ~
Tse Inagl
passed tsci
teives TO so
oboug ht
per cen "a.
ORUEks
at ali time
tion.
RiahTnor
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For sale by SKlNk ER Il co.
fe t2-ts Sole Agents Cor Richmond, Va.

xs. DIVIDEND The President and
500 Directors of the Virginia Central Railroad
Eompapy have declared a semi Dividend of
two per cent. payable on the 18th day Of March
next. The Transfer BOOKS will be closed from the
,st to the 5n day of March, and the Dividend will
be paid to those who stockholders on the first
dav OF March. j GARRETT. Treau'r.
Office Va Central Z Co,
Richmond, Feb. 10Th, 1881
fe i7-diwtcwti5M
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E0 BAGS Almonds, Walnuts, Palm
w Nuts and Filberts. just received and for sale
by II JONES, agent,
"a
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H2{3
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
DIVIDEND. JAN 1sT l $50. 20 PEh GENT:
Dividends paid to Jan'y let. 1859 =
Accumulation ..oo....".."S3 Wi.sN' ~
TIE insured can give his note for half the pre-
No 6ompany affords more advantages. or better
r. as.5t KNOWLES kwALFORD, Agents,
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s@ SUPERIOR LONDON MUSTARD, in
Bottles and Packages. For sale by
JOHN 0ARbICR,
Apothecsry and Druggist,
fe Market Place. Franklin st.
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SRI

$780,
~
~
sp n
H0p1
4
.s.t,v
kesp
British. "
the VANS
whl1iaeh, ,,tyL
We WIZ
a..tr.
.9s.asls.% s, '.:s.s
WIFE ga.
we we shall trJ
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q ATTENTION, VIRGINIA RIFLES.
q Attend regular meeting this 9TH URSDAY)
M evening. at A. Scbad's Hall, at O'Clock,
n BY order OF Lieut. sehad.
fss4-lt W HAGsMEYER OG
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IL BREEDEN Il FOX, Broad street. would cali
especial attention TO large assortment Of Embroi.
deries and Lace Go0ds just received some of which
are exceedingly cheap. Worked Cellars, at all
prices very low orked Sets. Collars and slesyes;
Lace setts, Collars and Sleeves; Cambrlc Bands,
great bargains, and every ether article belonging
to this department fa -
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DIAPERS MLSLAID Or LOST. AS Adj
L ministrator of Lucian Minor. Decd have
searched ia vain for the following papers, known to
aave existed, VIZ: A Bond from Gen VIM Gordon
and others to MIR. Minor Trustee for Mrs Barker,
% the amount of 5.7ao dollars. and one IRON Mr. j
w Walker. tor the benefit of Miss Rose Stanley.
amount. $50 dollars Any person knowi Ig any
thing of these papers will greatly oblige mo By ma
king 10 known to me ut Hanover Court House, or
LIB PRICE,
fe 22-4t Admir- Of L Minor.
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Es- DEPRT ssIos OF ePIRIIs often re-
cult from improper digestion and toIpidity of the
liver and these two organs are the gIeat geheth
torsof disease Immediate steps should bs taken to
aid nature in the performance OF It's functions ",
know Of no better agent fog executing this WORE
Ibsu BAKERS pREMlU UNI Buffers "a purely vsge
table medicine. entirely innocent in its Operations
an. q sure cure tor all diseases arising from the
stomach and bowels. TO be had at PURCELL.
LADD 4 Co and by ell Druggists IN Va. te II
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No. 50 SECOND STREET,O
Baltimore. Jen'y ., le59.
REPORT OF ANALYSIS
of Robinson's Manipulated Guano. for FRANCIS
kcBINsoN, Eco, of Baltimore city.
A sample of the above, which was taken at your
Mile was found upon analysis. to be capable OF
prod uciag CT
ammonia ....... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 per cent.
and to contain of
Bone Phosphate of Lime ..........45 81 per cent.
The above proportion of Ammonia aud Bepe
Pm, sphate of Lime is known to be most proper for
concentra, q manure. Both theoretical reasoning
and the results Of numerous practical experiments
have approved of it. An application OF 200 lbs of
Lime thar is required by any crop, thus leaving u
consi ierabie surplus of this valuable mutt ment in
corporsted with the soil after cropping and will fur
ilish a sufficient quantity of Ammonia to nc: as a
nutIimeut and stlmulant.
CHAs BIcKELL, Phi D.
For sale By Ell sKINKER & co.
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SAM'L II PRICE,
WM II GORDON,
WA J EGGLkSTON,
JOHN TEMPLE.

Richmond, Jan, lst. 1859
n B-Persors indebted to the late concern Of
Price II Watkins and those having claims against
it WILL cali on us for settlement.
f. 4-dlm II q Io
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r,E@%

T OST-6 somewhere il the city, my Free
a. Papers They were in a pocket book. / will
give re" ard ior their delivery at this office.
JOSEPH CHILDREsS.
fa 24-2ts Ere nm of Color
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OOBINSON's MANIPULATED qua

DUBlNSUN' NJ A NIPULAIEU QUA
IL Nj HAS EIGHT PER CENT. OFAMHONLA
AND FORTY FIVE 70 FlFTY PER tENT. OF
BONE f,IfOSf,R1 TIE or LLHE.-Chs under
s,gped hlvag acc pted the agsucy for the sate of
RGbiusou's Manipulated GUAN0. ask the attention
of agrcuituFists and their agents 10 this superior
Fertilizer. We guarantee perfect uniformity III
the au.iity of this arti e and that it is in ali
oIe-half best Peruvian Gusuo one halt fine ground
Bone and the best thesphatic Guano.
The rl1chinery used Is new and o: the mos: ap-
proved description, and from the manner in which
The 0uano and Bone mixed, being ground tose-
Their that every particle OF each Is brought INTO
the closest contact with the other ensures q iuil
appropriation of both iroper proportions by .hs
growing crCp. ,
We refer to the annexed report from DR. Bickell.
showing the value of this Fertilizer, both for quick
and D -rmaHent results.
IL is put up in good bags. weighing about $50 lbs
each Price, $50 per ton OF 900 lbs.
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SKtRTS.-We have received great
~ bargain in lot OF Ii Spring Extension skirts,
Of the best quality, which offer for 81 80, worth
at retail ~; baing ab.ut the cost to manufacture
than. No hunbug.
f. % JOHNSON Il HARDWOOD.
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fsaF- PosITlvELY ONLY FOE Two WEEKS
LONGER All who want good PICTURES AT COST.
should ceae at once to II Main street WhitehurSts
old Gallery, as WATSON will remain only few
weeks longer.
TJTnsS you must call at II Main street.
nS-rhe GALLENY and FIXTURES are for gale.
and will he sold low, il 2G-lmif
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baltimore FEMALE COLLEGE
- All inquiries concerning this College and its
superior advantages, are referred 10 SEQ NJ WEST
ESQ, Bookseller, Richmond, Va. who is prepared to
IL lite w RIJG LJNaAME
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y lCHaiOND AGRICULTURAL MAN
IL UFACTORY The subscribers having puI-
chased the Manufacturing Establishment lately oc.
cupied by Baldwin. Oardweli Il Co, will continue
the busness heretofore conducted by the late firm.
under The name aGd style OF
Ard will keep constantly on hand, OF will manu-
fscture TO order a full assortment OF
A9RicULTURaL IMPLt sNTs. TOBACCO FIX
TURES, &C.,
Consisting in pest Of.
CardWeirs wheat Threshcrs. with self oiling
Crosknl's Clod Crusher
Corn Shelters. of seven different mskes-slo
Rioh's Pateni Iron Beam Plows. all sizes
Smith sSiraw Cutter
Hay Presses and Rakes
Dewey's Spring-Tooih Cleaner
Wheat Fans, Aayrows, &c, &c
They have also made arrange.aents with the
Patentees aud Manufacturers to receive for SALE On
commission, and to manufacture on their own &c.
count. the following superior and celebrated IN
PIGMENTS. to which they would earnestly call
the attention Of the farmers generally: via:
Geiser's Grain Separator Cieaner and Dagger, on
Manny's Celebrated Reaper aud Mower
Cahoon's Patent Broadcast Seed sowsr for grain
and grass-priceSi0
A,so. sayre's Patent Horse Hee and plow- combined
Having machinery of the moot improved and
modern construction, experienced workmen, aud
Increased facilities for the business in which they
are engaged they will pr ,duce implements o! q
quality unsurpassed by any establishment in this
country and will sell them for CASH. or to prop 81
customers. rs low as they can be purchased 10 this
or any other market, of equal quality.
They, with confidence. refer 10 the numerous pat
rons Of Mr. Cardwell, who is en- experienced and
practical mechanic, for the reputation of the ma.
Chimes heretofore manufactured by him.
An examination of cur stock. By the farmers of
Virginia and North Carolina is respectfully soli-
GA Orders for MACHINES, IMPLEMENTS and
MI '''' 55aSM Z oAEpMELL.
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cAsI
20. make
nlents II
the same
hand at 8
without
AMI Z nod
gtys q
/ am des
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FEBRUARY ~, 1879.
To The Ladies' and Gentlemen OF the hiahmond
Theatre:
/ accept, with pleasure. your kind proffer to 70
lupteer your services for my Complimentary Bene.
it on the 10Th inst feeiIag assured IL s actualed
by the kin est feelings aud cool will towards me-
and which, through my life believe nue., ;es and
gentlemen n, shall ever DC my study 10 deserve.
Very respectfully, yours. -
THoS MoXLEY
To Mrs J IL Reid, Sir and Mrs b Philips, Mf W
Fl Bailey, Mr. d ii HsrSius air I B Johnston, SIC
Il langGon and others.
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KEkUSINE OH LAMPS Il have lust
N received q new lot of COAL OIL LAMP3 of
new design and finish that will burn an oil that
cannot be burnt 10 any of the Lamps in use which
can ba sold at 81 per gallon.
Also. the best COAL Oil and BURNING FLUID
In market. at I62 Main street. j WBEY,
70 Aims Opposite American hotel,
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Nos. q

importers q
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THAI CHEAP DAP IL, THAT
L LEVY has been selling at 30 cts a piece, has
all been cold. Owing TO the gr at rush, 1t wasin1
possb e 10 get sufficient quantity to supply the
great demand. He has still on hand large guanti-
ties o! that excellent white Briiiant at l2a cents.
hite Stockings sac. worth NAV; aud all kinas
of Goods ill lie SOLD at prices that cannot fail to
give satisfaction in order 10 make room for large
sprink stock. { be received next week. fe;3
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T HAVE THIS DAY appointed FRANK
DICKmhE, my Agent, for me and my name. to
carry on the Grocery Business. and also, that of
Tavern keeper to buy and sell for cash only.
Il. X DICKMAN,
fe 22-4t* mark.
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FEBEUART 22, 1859.
Mr.. THOMAS T.. MoxLEY: One week only has pass
ed since became mefnber of your company; yet
ia that short space Of time, have heard much
cf your kindness towards my brother AZ tors
during the present theatrical season, and 10 eJnsd
GRAFTON OF which. elbow me, air, to Unsr ron III
humble services, on the occasion Of your compli-
mentary Benefit, which, l.lesrn. is 10 take place
ueKt FRIDAY evening, The 18th instant.
Yours, respectfully,
FRANK HARDENBERG.
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CHOCKOE MILL.
~ RICHMOND GROUND PLASTER

CAS FiXrukEs-3as Chandeliers,
NJ Gas Pendants. Gas Hall Lights. Gas Brackets
Gas stand aud Dress Lights. eMbr sciug me va
rety to select from, TO be had az the Chs2a s'ore
~ = TuOS A BULkLEY,
Ia ~ l3y Main street.
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nINE APPLE CHERsE.---A superior
Arss's' " ''V's s's n JoNRs. Agent.
80, NaIsAisia ~
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mhIs-ly

Inconuection with the above, keep every kind of m
establishments and musical merchandise generally
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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
1855.


rns NsW-Yoak TaIsuSE, than seventeen years
SI which the Hrst Journal in the world that
nperiS ehpage sheet at so low price
as CENTS which has attInei the unparalleled az
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Press Is hencefoTth TO receive
with Press, a. cost Of merely
saai s0s 81 . 9El ey osrass mist do with
pondens At the most important points thr 1ughout ie
the country believe that even those who dislike
the po. % to 10 We sp
those who believe that
Hslbeing Of the Republic to aid US In eneehng
tbs DsItT raIBuss is printed large imperal sheet
nad P2Slsssd every morning md sysnnT sE
NUN in advance; 81 for six months. .,,,,.v
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With o4ttle, Horse ard General Markets reliably re-
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will contain Summary OF oongreslona doines
arsssIa.s novel; oontinue number number, thus
AHpr hrsslte family Newspaper TO those VINO prefer
to take daily.
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Tas ssN-wEEELT TRIsUSE Is sent to CefgYmen AZ ~
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per country Is published every sAtsray ad con-
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Of re world, NevYOrk oitsle Hor.S aad Ps1duos
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larger nnnaber the rate Of 4l21 each. ~
Any person sending Us onh OF Twenty or more VII %
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snbscrnttons nsncs ut any time Terms always
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THE TN TELLIGENCER
1HE LAND OF DREAMS.
BY WILLIAM c. BnrAEr.


A mighty realm is the Land of Dreams,
with sleeps that hang in the twilight sky,
And Neltering oceans and trailing steanls
That CLEAN where the dusky valley lie
But over its shadowy border flow
Sweet rays from the world OF endless NORM
And the nearer mountains catch the glow,
And flowers in the nearer fields are born.
The souls of the happy dead repair land,
From their bowers Of light to that bordering
And walk in the fainter glory there.
With the souls of the living, hand in hand.
One calm. sweet smile in that shadowy sphere,
From eyes that open earth no more
One warning word from voice once dear
How they rise in the memory Ger and oeH
Far off from those hills that shine with day,
And fields that blossom in the heavenly gales,
The Land of Dreams goes stretching away
To DINNER mountains and darker Wales
There lie the chambers of guilty delight,
There walk the spectres of guilty fear,
And soft low voices that float through the night,
Are whispering sin in tho helpless ear.
Dear maid, in thy girlhood's opening flower.
Scarce weaned from the love of childish playI
The tears on whose cheeks are but the shower
That freshens the early blooms of May!
Thine eyes are closed, and over thy brow
Pass thoughtful shadows and Joyous CLEANS,
And know, by the moving lips, that now
Thy spirit strays in the Land of Dreams.
Light hearted maiden, oh, heed thy feell
Oh. keep where that beam of Paradise falls,
And only wander where thou mays st meet
The blessed ones from its shining walls.
So shalt thou come from the Land of Dreams,
With love and peace to this world OF strife;
And the light that over that border streams
Shall lie on the path of thy daily life.
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For THROUGH Tickets and other information, inquire
at Central Ohio Oeee in hesPrigg Housssn Waite
street, Wheeling, Va.
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PUBLICATIONS FOR SALE
At the Office of the Millenn1al

Harbineer, Bethany, Va.
CHR1sTIAN HYMN in full 'hee Ss S Io Ps.
N. sSPy 80 s aS dc DO Turkey oFSeo
% Turkey . gu. sass. sso f Gasp
syste. edition g. op,.Ou.n.s
bsbate On Roman Catholicism, between B Purcell an
osrisEian BsPt, muslin
oven 30 Debate. 90 new sd l4 SIS.
RsvsS JssI Lard Per ss sIa urged
and SsSerS By R Richardson Price, from
= s ss9 Sosm,zplan, 81 sxtr. 81 cow
bseE Voames Of he Menns Mabas 81 vol
1Pss99d 1Ssaf shove be sen. pest:
cepted The postage the former is on the
aI p No a BOOKS viii be sent on
PRICE OF BOOKS BY MAIL-PosrAsE PAID HEB
a arabesque, per dozen 1890. ? 90
Turkey yH aoroo Ss; git edges, per dOi 10 90
Christian Baptist, per dozen -.'.--'..i
Christian System, per Dozen '''
Terms of she mnrbInEer for 1883.
igePy single , ,'. Of &. months.
copies for one year, copy for threeyearS.. ~
6coPes..' - - = - = - - IS 90
Is oopes, (ani one copy gratis sSSS
aud 20 setteT an Of club ap
tIsrn and neatly bound Hymn Bookl ....;s-. ~
gssT SsoS6S aLmS So 10 90
100 oRs: TS e E P 81 90
$50 eoples land copies the book Baptism and Al
neatly bound Hymn Books. w
EXTRA PREMIUMSI
For clubs over $50, $40 worth
For In. 1t largest over $50, $50 worth Of Books
And for the next largest $780, S25 worth OF BOOKS
The books selected according to the order Of sae
ATsSttGP T TG As f @6sF Bs
IS1DVANCE FOR CLUBS. We cannot afford to keep ac@
No psrsoTt resfdiag In BetlTny t0u be admitted JS
eO"Pt AdgresS 4. CAMPBELL, Bethany.
uhls-ly Brooke county. Va
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ReaIIy a CapIInI ProduetIoni

ter-elsGet Is rapidly 6sl1g extended throughput the
nte Slater best articles put before
tse pablie Il obviAtes the OF ehemca y-posoneh
White paper paper stained with pile producing prin-
terS' INK II and preventive OF piles This
may b It Is hue AMI light as bank note pa
er and tough Nothing OF more value
An iptIty Ore5 the public 100 sheets
eost only a. 200 50 Each sheet OF the geSu
Inc contains the name OF j. O. Gayetty, watermRrked
Eet ire article i Of the druggists or from
from that place 70 any part Unlted States Try
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II AN Offering splendid Of md
eoiors % French Merinos. % them worth e. 2S
for I5c all EOrl Pa1S worth I5e for 50c; BFoehe EhauI
abundance and very reduced prices; Fancy and Black
eks, A. cheap SIC yard, worth T5r All wool
De LANES worth pc for 81 If peces Of Tibet Cloths
Worth sIze for 2Se, all eoors Embroidered and Whits
des' improved shape Hoop skTtIa astonishing low Iats'
Fannels OF every description which viii be found
Of the finest Wele and Country Fanneis warranted
not TO shrink; extra heavy and Gne Ladies' Wearn
fat one Of The eompeteEt aasoFtmentB Of FANCY Do
sEsIic DRY GOODS in the city. Receiving goods daily
OF the latest styles made here and Imported thereby keep
Ing fun assortment At an prices that
win satisfy the most partieuiarfor CASE oELIi Cash
buyers particularly invited give call be-
fore Purehasng elseEhre 81 No. - Street Ce-trs
wheeling. Ioe16l JOHN R0KhEk-
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Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.

1907 SSEs1 p: IN u NJ -
Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS.
IWIee DAILY, Sunday night excepted) between Ale-
mond and Washington City via GordonsVle and Alex
andria.
mond .....................6;45 A. y. and 1850 ?. u
Returning leave washlngtOn...s A. II. and p NJ
and . ~
Arrive at Richmond. 1850 P. NJ and4 An
Baggage checks and tickets, given through between keh
ny THESE sE TWO RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP RAIL,
and being excellent order, CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the best guar
antee Of always securing connections as is shown by AT
walls daily at Richmond and Washington city in advance Of
the Steamboat line. =. =.
PARE BETWEES RICHMOND WAsHIsGTOS. $3.50
An om1Ius will be found always ready to take through
passengers their baggage Of wearing APPAREL
the Depo free OF charge with ample time Tor them 70
take their meals, whether going North or South.
Through Tickets be obtained between DAnVtue and
washington Terminus Of the Road, nearly com
Melted 10 Danve. Agent of the Company will receive
Checks passengers from the DanVe Road, and at
their baggage all the Way to Washington orhe Bal
timore Depot.
route.
mond and Alexandria. rel