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SEWING MACHINES.
ciNGER's SEWING MACHINES.

y SINGERS SEWING MACHINES!
THE BEST ~ Use AND PREFERREDBY
MANUFACTURERS, FAMILIES, TAILORS
CiITE THE BENEFITS or THEiE rSF.
|. VI. SINGER ( co would solicit attention 20
their CELEBRATED MACHINES. the first ~
vented and the parent of the numerous class which
has sprung into existence since the date Of their
patcnt tIS4Sl.
These Machines ken, gather fs!I. rsH sI.!fA,
qHiIG tHrh, lcithouf bGNtias and shirt BE-
made complete without stitch III hand sewing e1-
cept the button holes. A good operator maze
three shirts q day.
The sewing OF these machines will no. apfHrsi
and has the same appearance On both sides.
These machines are almost uoiEatess-c,ry tTtI
making about ls0 stitches PER sIaUfs-EOld.' coa-
siructed. and the simplest combination of mrcban-
lsIn ever invented.
They can be operated on all kinds of goods from
Camhrtc handkerchief 20 a Harness snb RerA IS
satisfactorily on each.
The latest Improvement and patent, the TR AVS.
RISE SHUTTLE MfGHINE. IS the aasH
n Sewing Machine.
The great number sold in Virginia-they hRlH.
been introduced onlj sir tcsek5-indlC .tes thrir
popularity.
no r"Hipttt6tsf mach iEsrV TO paz IL and hJfHSS
the operator, and cMrap-yrico oniy F75.
we have eight different sizes, which ara adapted
toeNefthlus that can lie done IN the waV of sswns,
a descriptive list sent to- any one wishing it.
our Machines are ali warranted to BE- perfect 10
every respect tn Hork To the satisfaction of parsons
using them.
Having Just moved into our new store. and having
the larsesl and ost varied stock at machines ever
oHered IN virginia; We would invite the public 10
can ana examine their gf9c,tlSS31., 1ger11tien
2l2 Main street, Richmond. VS..
vi. A. STEARNS, Agent. la3-lm
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EpFRcr or DARK PErsoS.---When tho
workmen suspended work on the Minors
Ledge Lighthouse, last fall, they put n fish, q
inches long. into the we'll room, leaving it j n
close con iinement with nothing TO eat. Whs n
work was recommended this spring, the Il Sh
was found as lively rs ever, having grow II &
inches during the the time but from this ong
confinement in dark place, it had bee omo
totally blind.
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C,uO. WATT rs CO.'S pL0VS.

/ u. \.
0A &EG y M * ! fo CO. 3 Fsh TI1Ws.
r ne nSfiGHInrai community and public generally
.,,. Piow Manuiacturers.
cal department 10y GEO. WATT. the inventor and
manufacturer of the Cuff Brace Plow. with It's I'M
pToNcmcats, tand who alone has conducted the me
chancai department Of all the iruls of Geo. Watt
a oG Snee 2i2 "R q H@Fh A. Watt At the old
business, notwithstanding sunday advertisements
have appeared, trying to create an Impression to
the contrary and they assure their friends and the
pubc generally that they arc prepared at all times
to furnish them with fLOWS and other Agrcultu-
raj implements, of the hest quality, withoutinlring
ing 'he rights of others, or eudeavornS To misead
GEO. WATT IS now pcrfecting various improve
will lessen the draft, give more strength and less
wear and . gpTeaty lessen the probability of the chok
ing ~ the fow. We hope t. have Flows, OF the
the summer fallow
Now In parts at 70 aud CAS- cts.
each, illustrated with beautiful Maps, Portraits
oil eminent Persons. celebrated Places, &c,
rXJTY Z gEAt pPRFoN%%bbNGIlTNG DIcTdoNARY,
GLISH LANGUAGE;
Ben; complete Literary, Classical, Scientific,
Standard. 'eA'
Emhodying, IA condensed and common sense
FORM, inc sisnhcatIon of all the terms used in the
language, the derivation of each word and familiar
explanations OF the manner in which it is pre-
sanced state OF seeuec and art additional nI"rmn
ton IN the spirit OF Johnson, Todd, Rees. Walker
and ali the ' os mpT"Sed Mader
pird by competent persons in the different branches
Tnas.s ' WRiem a sa hafF lh9 direction of
thus Dictionary, as remarked IN one Of the crit-
cal notices which have appeared, proposes to estab
ness Of design II seeks 10 give 1correct idea of
What the English l1n m s yss andan Aac image
OF VIVA! II as JOHN FERRY, Wall street,
JIG Yin Richmond, Va, Box $50, T. O.
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212 Main street, Richmond.
NJ. A. STEARNs, Agent. je5-l
Il oh ne bonlNIoN SEWING MACHINE.

VIRGINIA INTENTION.
The old Dominion Sewing Machine Company of
fer Ia tho public Sewing Machine, an entirely
new principle. in IT'S working PARTS. and recon-
mendng itself 10y IFS StmptIfIfy. Durability aHd
cb,GPHSSs, II rs n lock stitch, shuttle machine.
This stitch il well known to be the only one which
shows ON both sides ahke, and cannot he ripped.
The tension oi this machine "a pronounced To have
no equal, and is quickly and easily threaded ss
taking 1t between your thumb and finger, The shut
tlels entirely new IN construction, and does AVA
with the regular tension On the under thread Ino
shuttle race Is at lst,hle, admitting The use 81
large shuttle, with thread and large needle,
small Shuttlu With an equni numboT OF yard. 's
line thread sud short hne needle. The entire
machine IS slInplc, that one hours lnsirctFss
will enable any person, white or coiored IN pndef
stand and use II. This machine will do all kird't
work, from the finest and lightest family sewtatW
the heaviest Of talloIs' and plantation wpti "
hem, gather, tuck. Re Any argument IN iaG,g
sewing mac hines ~ unnecessary 81 thus day. lH',
question is. which is tho best, most sample 90
chsaPeu! These qualities are all cpmtaaed n ms
machine. go
Citizens and strangers are invited g c1an,"
this mac hiHe. The lnvcRt0r, :. HIFF MAN W,
tive of Virginia, and q resident oil Btehnioud' ~
take pleasure in showing II To ALL Il val e som =
the reduced price Of hfty dollars, which Is less th
any other of the samo class. -
Office in BcivIn's block, ish street Viuefs AN'"
tho country promptly attended T., ~. On,
Address "Old Dominion Sewing Msehlnc tpr'
pany,' Richmond, Va. Wy S
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PosTAL REGULATIoN.-It is stated that in
consequence of the irTcgularitv OF the South
ern mail the contractors have been privately
notified that hereafter, bids for service must
contain the provision that fines for cases of
delay will not be RENTED under any circRn.-
StdHct5.
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Ia Runaway from my residence, IN tins
an city. on the 18th instant, negro boy named
ACASWELl about " years old, brown skin
n and welI-formed. He was well ciethed-a
.Zrk.new cotton shirt, with linen bosom and wrist
bands and brown kossuth hat He was purchas,
ed on the 18th of last month at the auction sale oil
Messrs Dickinson, Hill 4 CO., OF this city. He was
lately the propert. of Mr.. Robert S, Hood, of john
son county. near Smithfeld, North Carolina, where
| think he has gone. will give $50 reward for his
delivery 10 me here, and all reasonable expenses
paid. lie ai-tsl s. 7. VIAL.
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WIN. G. SALLIE, WM. +.
RUNAWAYS.

n Runaway from my residence, III the
CIf county of Luuenburg, Va, on the 18th ni the
kApresent month, June, 1859, yellow NEGRO
~ BOY named GEORGE-cals himself GEORGE
.N.WRIGHT. He is about Is or ~ years Of age,
good size, has straight black hair. double teeth IN
front of his mouth, one ar two sears of ms
feet. | think he will make his way to Richmond,
as his mother lives mile two below that city
| viii pay S25 for the delivery of the said boy To
me. or if he he confined in any jail that get hun
again. Address, Moore's Ordinary, Prince Edward
ie lT-TuS Ftf mo A. STOKES.
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SENTENCE or A Decentralization Ore
baU:h. late postmaster at DOnaldsOnYille
Highland county, Ohio, who was indicted for
robhing the mail, plead guilty to the charge
and has been sentenced 10 the penitpntiary for
ten vplrS
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SGlCID. on ACCOUNT OF TIKI LATHFRosTs
John Metloice, well 10 do farmer of Cha
aDl, Canada West, last fall planted largo
siantity OF wheat that came forward finely
it'll the late severe frost, which he declared
III completely cut down his crops and ruined
tn, reducing him 10 the verge OF starvation
bile in this state of frenzy, he attempted 10
lurder his children, but failing to accomplish
purpose, cut his own throat and died al
J,st instantaneously.- Bosfon 1raesier.
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1Ew LARGE ADDITIONAL Sup.

~a5 Plies OF SHoES.Lrhe cheapest place
to buy Shoes is at n Main street, JOSEPH
SrRAUSE Ladies' Morocco and Goatskin Bootees
with and without heels, at very low price, you Will
find at JOSEPH SrRAUSE. Ladies' Kid and Mo-
rocco slippers, with and without heels 20 cents and
upwards, You can get at JOSEPH STRAUSE. La
dies black and co}0rcd Caters, with and without
heels. at astonishing low prices, YOU can buy of
JOSEPH SGRAU USE. Misses and Chidreus Noroc-
co. GoatsEn Caters. slippers. and all kinds of
fancy Shoes. you can huy ut 25 per cent. cheaper
than ut other places, At JOSEPH STRAUSE. Men
and Boys Congress CATERS. Oxford Ties, Slippers
Brogans, &c, well made, at reasonable prices. GU
can ind at JOSEPH SFRAISE,
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FESTIVAL IN CATHOLIC CHURCHEs.-The
Eeast of Corpus Christi was celebrated Thurs
lay IN MI the Cath0li churches in the CITY of
Now York. by High Mass. and other ceremo-
les. A 81. Patricks Cathedral, the obsery-
nee OF the festival was one of the most beau
/ full sights of the kind ever witnessed in this
Fly. About i've hundred boys, ranging from
kn TO sixteen years, dressed in virgin white.
fifth a white band ON their forcheads and a
| hite veil CA he head extending down the
ltck, followed by The orphan girls and about
tso hundred boys neatly dressed. marched
kom The school house to the Cathedral, TO par
Seiltate in the solemn ceremonies.
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PANS NEwspArERs.--The following statis-
ticY of the most important publications Of tho
Paris Press are translated from newspaper
of that city The Steele mas clrcuia iion
Idalfyl of nj 500; the CONSTITUTIONAL 26,WMs the
Patric, 250o,s the Presse, oi,00o; the Moni.eur,
is.00n the Debais, a0nC; The Uniycrs, s,WkE tho
PAYS. 5000; the Union, 5,<o0; the Couri er do
Paris i,0ct; the Gazette de France, 3,2Vf the
fazet,es DIES Tribuna.ux, 1900; the Droit I,soo;
the Charivari, (French Pnnch) l,sOo. These
are all daily.
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eat belonging 70 Mrs Broadhpad, OF Kit
tanning. Pa, died a few days since, after hav-
ing attained the advanced age OF SereatesH
gears.
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TARIFF OF FREIGHT FROM
..l.1,r,d Nom. nd int lIatc nnints:

The rates west of Knoxville will not 80 into effect
until after the completion of the Cleveland Branch
Railroad which will he about the LIST OF April.
Shippers of through goods must send duplicate
tickets giving the marks. weights and destination
of goods. Send to Cox'S Line of Boats
4. :. LEE, on the Dock.
n B-Goods from Northern cities shipped through
ut reduced rates. lie l0-tsI A r. Il.
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un.rIcInr A 1nnn nnmnd Rr,.ant Rnrnn w.

HoIICIDE.-A man named Bryant Boren, was
killed in Kentucky. opposite Caledonia, Ill,
on Monday night. He VISITED boat in the
rive on which were Il widow and her three
children. one a boy aged Is years. He lnsultcd
the lnothcr, when the son attacked him wish Il
knife and pistol, shooting him through the
brc2 st, killing him almost instantly.
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Boiler EXrLosION-Thc steam boiler of
Charles Sewers saw mill, in Clarke county.
Va. ploded. last week. The Clarke Journal
SAYS, il made terrific noise. which might
have been heard two or three miles. The bo-
Ter was thrown n hundred yards from the
fences and whatever lay in its way, with it.
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MTSCELL ANEOUS.
d. KKUSS s. BRO.

q
ID IMPORTERS, NoRFoLx. Va,
Have in store and I. s: Custom House, 81 hhds.
TAN LORS CELEBRATED LONDON DOCK
BRANDY, imported b. them from John Taylor"
l.ondon. Also, IN Custom House, BrandieS of the
following brands: James IIennesss Otard, Dupuy
Il CO.; the United Vineyard Proprietors; Sidney
Celcrier, and other brands CHAMPAGNES:
Green Seal; Cabinet; in half pints; Piper Heidslck;
PORT WINES. SHERRIES: Dali Gordon, Har-
mony, and other brands; Madeira Vines. Old
Scotch WIIiSkEY, RYE " HlSkIES; summer
DEAN Lackqy,. Mgngntaln f}ee; pure, Extract of
Ky: and other brands. Jamaica RI VI. Holland
GIN, in whole and = pipes. HGstetter's celebrated
GIN. London PORTER. Scotch ALE in stone
Jugs. Superior old Scuppcrnong Vine, tred and
whtc.) made in North Carolina. SARDINES. in
whole, half and quarter boxes. etc. etc Also
o1o1b chOice HAVANA CIGARS, which were Sc
lect"dln Havana by gentleman sent ont T., ny for
that purpose, vary ing III price from s2uto $50 per
thousand. All of which will be sold to punctual
persons on favorable terms.
BCRRUSS & BRO.
Sole Importers, in the United States Of Ta,lor's
Celebrated London Dock Brandy.
No. 5 Wide Water street, Iron Building
d-'-oih Norfolk, Va.
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UNDERTAKING.
TURpIN, ROPER Il MUIR

TURPIN, ROPER Il MUIR
tuvsl L,s.s,=ss,.ErJ RAY,
ENDERTikERS,'
Governor street, between Mam and Franklin, Rich
nond Va,
Keep constantly on hand all kinds Of ready made
C0FFlN$ AND METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
NH 23-Iy
WIN. G.. SALLIE. VIM. r..
tupss.ssxssxrsE CHANDLER, JN0; I. SALLlE,
under the firm of WM. u. SALLiE
& co. CABINET MAKERS AND FURNITURE DEAL
ERS. have ON hand u good assortment of ~ RNl-
TT RE, both of their own mandatory and North
ern.
We respectfully SOLICIT call from those who may
want any thing in our line.
UNDERTAKING.
We will also pay particular attention to the L y
nERTAKiNG BUSINESS in all It's branches. keep
ing constantly on nand large assortment OF NJ E.
TALIC BURIAL CASES, and Mahogany and
Poplar COFFINS
Orders from the country solicited, and Will bo
promptly attended TO.
WIN. G. SALLIE 4 co.
nv 5-9m Franklin ST., between - and l4th
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The AERIAL SHIr.-The editor of the TROY
,sslset has taken ride on the Hudson river
[ the life boat or car, which has been built to
Company the monster balloon of Mr.. La
onntain, in its trip across The Atlantic. He
|y5 il moves through the water AT the rate of
pm six 10 eight miles an hour, by the same
kehinery acting on the air that propels il
ban alott 1t is Il model of beauty, and when
glreid with its wings (the fans) beating above
he water looks ''like a thing Of life" a mon
Ier bird wounded and iiuttering in its efforts
y be 10 its native element the ETHEREAL re-
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MEDICINES, &c.

A VIRGINIA REMEDY.-MRs- DAVIS
"A COUCH ELIXIR, on6 Of the best known reIne.
dies for COUGHS and COLDS. has been ~ use IN
Richmond and its vicinity for the past hitcen 81
twenty years and has always proved "a ~
voluntarily given by Rev. Mr. Wiies in 1854
BowLfYs GGEks, CAROLINE Masc n,a =, Il,
informing ron that Mrs DAVIS Cough Elixir. !
purclashed OF yoji. has acted like charm upon iy
little daughter, whefi she had the Whoopins 1oush
very bad have used il also IN cases oil Cohs' ~
tended with severe coughing, and IN even case th9
sariie happy results have been prodnced Iekhin
this preparation ms an excellent medicine. ana III
my '"s ~ a. WTLEs.
Pastor of the NJ. T.. Church. sonth. on the Caroiihe
Circuit, Va. Conf. -.
For sale by Mrs. A. b. DAVIS, Fisher x Wlnston'
MiIispnugh Johnston, J. W. Garlick, r.; j. ficot'
A. BodeIer and Chas. u. Yale Richmond
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EPISCOPAL BisHoP OF TRxAs.--The Con-
Hes tTexasl Enquirer, Of the 18th instant,
|ys that letter has been received there from
w. Alexander Gregg, OF South Carolina,
HOP elect of the Episcopal Diocese of Tex
q which he officially accepts the position.
E6lnsecrati0n will take place in October
T. nj the meeting of the General Conyen-
of the Chuch AT Richmond, Va, shortly
u which Bishop Gregg will proceed to the
I&e of his new duties.
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saw MILL AND ENGINE ron S..c
~, We ener Tor sale. on accommodating terns
I'M ssh9fss foyer ENGINE and two GIKCue
seap n operation on Aiayo's lslana Appi, Al tbs
{ mat u ~ ~ M John " Hooper, or : '''
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RAILROADS, &c.
- RICTrM AND Pc
~ 1TERsBp1u5.GsG !, R { s,i.lafs BIZ

Ge(6s TERsBTRG RAiLRoApb;-;
TWEEN RICHMOND AND NoRTHc CAROLINA.
From the 9th day Of March until the lsi OF sePten,
this road will leave Richmond and Petersburg on
MONDAY, WEDNEspAY and FR il,, at .
o'clock, A. NJ. instead OF O'Clock, as before.
for the prompt and puHctual forwarding and delIve,
ry of alt PRODUCE, GOODS, or other articles of
freig hit designed for transportation either way, he.
tween Richmond and points between Petersburg
and RaIeigh, Rdgway, Greensboro, Salisbury and
Charlotte North Carolina. mt low rates. without any
charge for forwarding, storage, &c. All such ar
tices sent 10 Richmond, should be consigned ana
Of the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad. Mt Pc
tersnlrg, by whom they will be promptly forward
cd. AS to the rates of tolls on the roads sonthoi
Pete rsbIrg, which they require Ia be pre- paid as Tar
Raleigh, information may he had at the depot oil
this Company, at Richmond. >>-, c..
Office K. & p. X. r. Co.,(
March I lana NH ITS .
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NEW STHIES

Il OF SPRING .hNp sJMMFR GOODS. 60
Just received, 4 fresh supply of HATS. *
CAPS AND STRAW GOODS, comprsin. all the
newest and latest styles of Hats. Caps, Ladies
Misses and Children's Straw Goods, viz: Ladies' .
Misses and Chiidreu'S Flats, of every yariet, and
quality: Infants Turhans of the latest sly les.
ALSO-I Dung Gents and Youths Hats and Caps
of the nrost fashionable stylrs-whIch Will he sold
the most favorable terms. \ cal Is respect
fully solicited. 70. l.. DICKINSON.
Successor to Binford, Dickinson & Wcisigcr.
No IS Main st.
M4 KENCH BOOTS AND SHOES.
sSssesS0&s Another OF the above. from Miles,
consisting of Calf Dress Boots; Patent Leather
Dress Boots do. do. and calf Shoes do. do do. Con
grcsS Caters. JOHN Z. PAGE. Ir..
90 Main street.
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CHAN OF SCHE

40 { / { JT5i Ein 5 = N MNRI E i r
AND DANVILLE RAIIROAD.-On and after
Monday, March g, 1889. the Mall and Passenger
Leave Richmond dali, tSnndays lncndedl NJ 2;So
a. NJ. for Junction, L., nchturs BRISTOL hno1nrHe'
Dalton CHATTANOOGA, Nashville and Memphis. Zen,
nessee; Atlanta, Ca. and MONTGOMERY, Ala; an 3
daily (except Snndaysl for the Junction nj 54o L.
NJ. after the arrival Of the Northern trains Leave
Richmond daily lexcept Sundays Tor DanVite, va
and Greensboro, n. c., Mt 5:;U, a. NJ,
ETURSING,-Leave Junction Bprk s!dally tSu dh
DAYS included) at 23U, A. NJ, and arrive M Rich
mGnd Mt $40, A. NJ: leave Danville daily texcept
sundays ut 7l0, \. NJ, and arrive in Richmond at
$3.50, +. NJ. :,, A.,
rs The above trains c0Hnrrt both rays with tho
South Side Railroad trains at the Junction. To and
from the Southwest, and with the Virginia Centrai
and Richmond, fredericksburg 4 Potomac RaIi-
road trains, TO and from the North. -,
Through tickets sold and baggage checked thro
to the above points, also, to the VtrgInia Springs
For throRgh tickets, and further information: ap-
ply at the ticket Office of the Riehlmond and Dan
Vile Railroad Company. G. CAMPBEl4lI, sup L.
Richmond and Danyille r. X. Cox
Richmond, March 25 1889. I
rJ'HROUGH TARIFF OF FREIGHT from
1 pi,.l, md ~, hIS 1nt N prmpIIQtr
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<am9 FRENCH BOOTS AND SHOES.
FURNITURE.


<-rmEzs CHEAP FURNlTu Eat E.
L.e.-ss4as.E GAfHRIGHTS, Governor Street.-COT-
> FACE SUITS, of Imitation Rosewood.
-.ASA- Mahogany, Walnut and Oak also, of So
Ss---eA-e-l lid Mahogany, Walnut and Oak, good
quality, from So to 500 per suit SOFAS, from
Sl3 to S45. TErE-A-TEfES, from SIS to SIS
pair. CABINETS, from 50 TO S45. WARD
ROBES. ftom $40 10 SO. JENNY LIND BED
STEADS. from IS To @43. Marble-top TABLES,
from SO tc -. CHAIRS Of every STYLE. from SO
to $50 per ii zen. ROCKERS; from 81 to S25-
price, FOR CASH. Call and see for yourselves
my 1l-d3m
xsuwr, FURNITURE REPAIRED. AND
- VANISHED AN - REPACk En.-The
= subscriber he IS leave e. inform the pub
saFsaA. lie that he still continues to repair and
Saf--zn>~ re-varnsh Furniture. b. HIS old stand,
on Franklin street, opposite Metropolitan Hail.
His prices are moderate. The best of references
can be gwen that all work in his line will DO
faithfully executed.
n. B.-Furniture will I've repaired and vanished
at private residences, either III town or country, if
required. JOHN DAVIS.
je 23-2w* Franklin ST.. Metropolitan Hall.
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1874 SPRING TRADE! 1Ssu

GEORGE STARRETT, Governor street, Rirh-
mnnd Va, Manulqcturer anti Dealer in STOVES
FURNACES. RANGES, FARMERS oilers,
IIC0RlGE BolLERS, FACTORY STOVES aud
SINKS. PU MPS, HYDRAULIC RAMS Lead aud
Iron PIPE. TIN, SHEET IRON and COPPER
WORK generally.
perIutendants OF Public BuIftings Churches. Fac
tories, and all othcrs purchasing articles, 5NquIr
ing work IN our line. are respectfully invited 10
examine the same. We have always on hand a
large assortment from which to select. embracing
many articles not usually To i've iound-all of Which
sold 1T uniform prices thus aHordins the least
experienced equality with the best judges of apr
work.
ia Repairing pieces fdr ail our leading ar,rle.
always un hand 1T the Governor street Stove Store.
NH g{-t[ GEORGE S'FARRE'TF
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kRsosAL.--The New York correspondent of
Boston Journal says ALMOST any day
! is pleasant. the form of Mr.. SiekIes may
Ssen on horseback in the upper part of the
But all who knew him one year ago,
his full and genteel appearance, the care OF
tosffIae and The haughtfness of his air, ex-
:. as they behold him, What changer
unite Thin, stoops a. be rides; restless
enf marks his appearance, aud he APP
- one on whom heavy burden
-, y
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HAIRY VEST UATS,-The attic
GREAT REnI-CTION In TIE

HPRicT OF HATS AID 'BooTs-Fram
Is to 20 per cent. saved Ivy hu,ng from J. ~
II. ANTHONY. Columbian Hotel building.
MoleShIn Hats of best quality. 50 50: do. second
quality, ca: fashionable Silk Hats, 2 5} hte calf
skin sewed Boots, 8 50 Congress Cater Boots, 3 25
fine calf skin sewcd Shoes, 2 IS.
!. IL. ANTHONY has made arrangements with
one Of the best makers in the city of Philade pha
to supply him with handsome and substantial calf
skin Sewed BOOTS which he will sell at the UMPIRE
cedcuted low price of THREE DOLLARS AND \
HALF. &C 23--d&wts
II MILES & SONS BOOTSAND SHOES.
H-luSt received, fresh supply ri Miles 4 Son.
AA9dress BOOTS and Oxford TIES.
No pAEE LIZ Mi ctr
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IDEAS, BACON. LARD, Ae.
100 BAGS Red pEAS
500 prime Bacon HANS
~ Kegs prime l.Akp
- bales COTTON,
In ssefe and Tor sale BY n C. PANNlll
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JAMES ID, BROWNE,S

VKkN,
9th street, ne 1T to the AIeebancs Insfituts
IRON KAlLINGS. YERAN DAMS, BATcO-
MES. CHAIRS, SETTLES; &c; also. Grating
IRON WORK for ornamental and building pur
poses, manufactured Mt short notice.
~ Particular attention given To enclosing Buri,i
Infa in tho ritK and cnnntrY.