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4 very iarss sossresAeios - pfessesio wseosss
tho scenes attendant upon he cle1s 81 snMs -
interesting mseiiugs. The 9Ath hymn was Nh,
and Prof. Mcdowell, Of the ohowaa feela'e Ans"'
tusc, made prayer.
Dr. WIN Brcaddus offered the following TO
iusions, which werc adopted aftef Addresses y
Rev Mr. Grimsiey, Rev J loon, and rev sou"
Francis: .GR18 - - q ava
Resolved, That We view With pleasure the enlarged
q the psrs are 70
more evcausiyey teyoted TO mo pcblicAtson Of ds,
nominationat ami religions hooks, ~
Resolved. That the net that ns les rnnh sSy -,
volumes hove duftuR the tnss teW montns 49, II II
sued ffom ths PRES u thst oesiety .snSaia M NJ
"a increase place ID the confidence tns sv"s Srss
ticns end the patronage OF bapslsss "a s4Ss
every seeti - Of the koush.
Tue resolution adopted at the Afternoon sess.Iu.
relative 70 the appetatmsue o. delsss .s,,.% -
West Virginia Baptist Associsssoe, 80 ~. x
The following delegates wers appoinssen ~ =
r,Iv.on. I, IsurroVe. Jas Taylor, A = Dicsin-
sor. fsec n Tavior. w \ Broaddus, BJeeer, Aiex
Eubsnk. Dsu'i witt d Shaver, B H Dagoy. sao
Turpin. j Hsrdwicks, Thos Hume, WOO: .,
Dsierates 20 the N W Virginia Associeeion- q n
ElIyeon, Taylor, Geo Taylor, Dsckin1 y. :,
Hard Wicke, John Hart, VIM d Young,
Broaddus. -
Apy members Of this body Who happen 70 %
present as the above Associations were empowered
Mr. Starke, Treasurer Of the Baptist General
Association Of Virginia. submitted his annual res
port. which shows the following result:
Amount Yecei ve0. ln.zM ~
Amount diebursed. a,s1z W
.a n,o IN
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~ WATKINS 4 PICKLEN.
MORE NEW Q0ONa

OUR ENTIRELY NEW AND ELEGANT STOCK
Of fine Fancy ard Faperior Staple DRY GooDs, 10
being regularly replenished by all the newest and
handsomest goods brought into the country.
RICH CoLoRKD AND BLACK DoUBLl -
-. JUPE AND VoLAN1 6nK RoBBs, very cheap.
Dress Silks. Robe and plain dress Bareges, Poplins
and Poplinetts.
Spring Dress Goods. Men and Boys wear.
Elegant Laces aud Embroideries
EIw STYLE MANTILLAs, sHAwLs
.s-e. &C., A ZINE STOCK.
House Furnishing Goods.
LININs AID SHnTINas.
OsNABUas, Plaid AMI Colored.
Every article pertaining to the
DRY GOuD BUSINESS,
INV AND VERY Low. s
WATKINS / FICKLEN,
my Its l59. MAIN sTR1Ir.
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EXCITING FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE IN OHIO,

GAINESVILLE. Ohio, May::4-Jackson, the fugitive
slave, Was this morning delivered to his master
to be taken back to Virginia. Alarge crowd fol
lowed the parties to the Railroad Depot, but there
was no attempt at q rescue.
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MARRIED.
On the nth ultmo; at tho residence Of the brides
father, in Hanover connty. By the Rev John Iue
sell, Mr. COLLIN JAWS. Of Richmond, to Mis-
ANN G. daughter Of G w Livesey. Esq.
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O11O MA a. q fkefnSn's RyS
OAlJ WhiuksY; leotLss ulesoss Messtain \ "a.
csS y; S. -: IS sSa: :i sloa:.s .sa
" soNo w.
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+ o & PHILADELPHIA
S EVERY MONDAY AND THURS
kWSR Az - The No. / 6feamship
CITY OF RICHMOND Captain
leave on MONDAY. May 9th, at o'clock, A n.
lorffeight orpassage. having superior accommc.
cations, apply to He TUTTLE,
Agent, Rocketta
Freight through to Boston, via PhilaGe,phIa, By
steam, ct our usual moderate rates, and with dis
patch uys-st
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RULL6 high Proof Hum, landing,
: and Tor sals By
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be fsssivee; but Mis- suswer to her prayers Ia al
vars, mo-" others be will receive. but her hs
rersls With deteatation. The terrible interval 10
past. the dcathday 10 come. sh la, nos ssea
him. She e In despair. She escapes Eom these
Who watch her, aud hangs On tho skirts OF that
asfni crowd. She 10 quite, quite mad now. che
can bear 70 stsu TO the bell that tolls for the 81
ing. She can bear to listen 10 the e,arts con-.
snents. Who could, that was not ,nsd For the
penalty Of her great sin. every day at noaa her
diseased imagipation produced The scene OF her
husbands death, with no CHASTITY detail omitted.
What bis crime was, speculation passes over: he
died thus, and jealousy killed him. Her punish.
ment is BY far The more terrible, and her sin was
The greater.
Al me what sorrow there fs 10 the worlds--
How raie and eoiorlsss are these shadows have
made FROM fancy OF this grand tragedy OF wo.
msn's life. We see the fack; but our limba mus.
lie on il, wrsnched and broken, ere We can esti.
rnato Its torture, as our soul must writhe 10 re-
morse uaavsiling, and the quickest psngs that I'M
man feeling can endure, ere We eau appreciate
that daily ousory Of the Lady Of the Mali.
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nRY GOODS MUslr BE SOLD.
IL GAIL ONE AND ALL,

No q Main street.
From now until tha the FIRST Of March, oner for
foods ever offered TO the pu lic to avoid getting
moth eaten by next Fall k!ch patteras OF French
Musiip ADD Merino g. q per cent below cost; all
wooden Flaun. Is al "a cts; all coors Of Merinoss, Is
CT. cheap at 37Il plain color. De Laioes, worth 40
CT, al a5c; rich patterns Muslins. a. i2c; scotch
paid AZ y2Lsc: Check and Cambria Susin at 10 cts
and high. r; d cached and Brown Table Cloths, AS
ronishiDgl, 10 Cambria and Muslin Bands; Cam
aud Collars in se .; Liren Hokfs At cts Marsel es
ard Linen Hosoas 1T IS cents; Bed aud Servant
Blankets at half their value; Ladies kid Gloves.
lzisc: Blue myod and white Hsse, az 10 cts; Rrown
aud Beachsd uouestics at all prizes colt irish LII
psns at ~ and SOC; Shawis and Cloaks at prices
Re carafol in going TO the right place. at No q
Main street JooEPh eIhAOeb
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<axS SECOND SUPPLY FOR La
0DIES-Received, and opened this morn
ing q fine assortne MT of Ladies Shoes and CATERS
embracing so
heels
Thick and thin soled Morocco Boots, with and with
out heels
Thick soled Kid Boots, with heels
Double soed Patent Leather foxed heel Congress
Caters
Thick and thin soled Congress Caters. with and
without heels
Kfd and Morocco Slippers. with and without heels
Overshoes, with and without heels
Morocco Congress heeled Caters
White Kid Slippers, with heels
White Kid Slippers without heels .
Togt ther with almost every usually call
ed for.
Ladies are respectfully invited to call at No. SO
Main street, two doors ABOVE MCssrs. T. 4. Price
Co., and supply themselves
no II JOHN y PAGE, 4.
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no LADIES' MEAkINa MOURNING

! 600 yards Lead and Black GiN0HAMS, sell
ing al ninepeLce. worth IS oents.-Lovk at THE
$40 yards 4 wide Lead AID Black striped 0ing.
bans, su.erf, g, worth fully Is eeats the yard.
am running OF at u nipepence. his 10 really
good bargain. the beat sver offered Call and look
nt it-ycu viii lind 1t the cheapest and rrettest
Style OF 1ingbams for mourning you ever saw, var
ranted fast coiurs Call soon, ns IL IL runnings Oh
rapidly. Other goods equally cheap at
MalLEkT'S Cheap Store,
Main street.
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!. - The subscribW having

NOTICE. - The subscriber having q
~ large number Of accounts due and unsettled.
which should have been settled prior 70 J.nnsry.
1855, would respectfully notify all such that al &C
Closed BY bond or otherwise by the let day of Fe-
bruary 1852 will be put In the hands OF the law for
collection.
Always on hand, q large assortment Of Clothing
and aentlemen's Furnishing Goods low for cash, or
~ punctnal customers X B SPENCE,
Clothier and Merchant Tailor,
nall Corner of Main and 18th ais.
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JANUARY, 1903!

with full stock full force and undated energies,
are making ready for ne coming season. and with
a view OF cutting down stock. and making some
,u movements in their wa'erooms az also 70 give
themselves sLtoW for the spring campaign.
they will from this time off or everything at large
discount upon regu market rates. until the OPEN
ing of the season ,
Never has 20 rare an opportunity been presented
10 the great buying pubic OF laying in their sup
plies for either winter summer. as Their assort'
meat is lsrg e, FRESH and we'll assorted.
For the fret tfme in their business history. 10
some departments. they will 'mmence THEIR OWN
IapoaTATIoSs the ensuing spring, aud parties may
rely, from arrangements made that every attic ie
selected the ether side of the od will be- IN faorc
and quality unsurpassed and in sty le aud elegance
On sai 10 an ything brought to the c0untry. every
department about their establishment Will De
placed In the hsads OF Judicons and experienced
hands SO that their customers shall have every
facility and advantage which the experience and
oheer walton of years has given them "a lis
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a6OO REWARD.-JEFFRIEs' An
A VIRGINIA REMEDY.-Mrs. DAVIS

[1COU0H ELIXIR, oue of the best known rene
lies for Coughs and Colds has been in use In Rich.
mond and its vicinity for the past hiieansr twenty
and Colds. The following certificate was voluntari
ly given by Rev. Mr.. Wiies in 1884.
BowL,so GREEN, CAROLINE, March ~, 1884:
Mr. q. @. WALFER-Dear Sir: I take pleasure in
informing you that "Mrs DAVIS CsRcA Eksfr."
oui chased Of ron, has acted like charm upon my
little daughter, when 81 had the WhcopinK Cough
very bad have used il also 10 cases Of Colds, A.
-ends with coughing, and in eysry case the
enis preparation an excellent medicine and In my
Judgment NO family ought 10 30 wi:houtlt.
A. WILES,
Pastor of the u 4. Church. South. on Caroline Or
cult, Va. Cohf
For sale by Mrs A. D. DAVIS, Fisher 4 wiastou.
dilispauch & Johnston, j. ". Gariick, T. J. picot,
A. Bodeker ana Chas d. Yale. Richmond. O. -
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EE ID EB NOTICE 1859.

10 PASSENGERS GOING NoRTH.-NEW AR
RANGEMENT.-k 81 IMPORTANT 10 TRAvEL-
LERS THROUGH TICKETS AND THOUGH
CHECKs-GREAT NORTHERN k0UTE.-Carry-
ing the great United States Mail Twice daily (Sun-
day night excepted) between Richmond, Alexan-
dria, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia. New
York and all aAr Imprint points West, "a via
Hcquia Creek and Washington, over the Richmond,
Fl, derrick burg and Potomac Railroad, to the peto
mac River IS miles; and by splendid and nforta-
BILE Steamt rs, thence TO Washington fifty Ave miles,
in all l30 miles in hours; being comfortable and
perfectly safe rate OF speed.
Houra of departures 45 A NJ, and !. 80 p NJ.
BAGGAGE, under charge OF SPECIAL Agents.
81 CHECKED THROUGH ia to Washngto ton,
Baltixlore. Philadelphia aId New York.
Through tickets can be procured at the following
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r THR FARMERS, OWN BOOTS.

r THE FARMERS OWN BOOTS.
JUST received another, but much snpefiof
lot OF the above IaeaTy Double 30 q and Up
- Der SeWsd Rrcgns Boots. which had EaAde
expressly for the fnr ri,~rn o~ They neat,
but OF the same time atout enough Tor plantation
use. They are very suitable for hunters slsI being
very long ia thetea. Those who have been wait
ing for them. will please call Ion
htcolloct they are at the sign OF tho big Foot.
just below the St Charles Aotei opposite aloe Main
street. No. 4a.at WM wash $.
an ROBERT l.. DiCKiNoUN, MI
Ia Successor to Binfort, Dickinson Wei 80
siger No Is Main street, Richmond, Virginia, hav.
ing pu chased tho entire interest OF hinford and
Powhatan Weisiger. In the tirm OF Binford Dickin-
son Weisi xor will continue he business in all ts
branches at the old stand. In the name OF Robert
Dickinson.
Thankful for tho very liberal patronage bestowed
upon the old firm, he hopes. By strict and prompt
attention and keeping a well selected Stock, TO
merit a continuance of the Same.
GEO w DUES BERRY, who has been with the
old firm thtte years, remains with him, where, as
usual he will be glad 20 serve his friends.
He has also secured the services OF JOSEPH
d srE6AL, so we'll knawn, who respectfully soil
eits q call from his friends
All orders strictly and promptly attended 70.
ROBERT l. DICKINSON,
No IS Main street.
NB-Also, have secured the services Of JAM ES
BRlNKLEY, Of Bath county, Va. Jal5
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ERESH Day GOUDa.-By various ar

l. rivals we are receiving:
b ack Ere nch Cloths and Doesk!ns
Eatcy assimeres aad C"atipRs
italian Cloths, White Marseilles
English ana American Prints
@ asgow and Earl5ton 6ingnams
Mohair L. Beigss. Black alpaccas
IRISH Linens biIds.Eye Diapers
White Briiiiants. India timity
Linen Ducks, Blouse Linens
Linen t!amoric Hdkfs. Silk do
Bjsck Taffeta Crayats. NAPOLEON Ties
Ladies h III dl0ves, Sewng silks
6lace's sp0oi Cotton, Extension skirts, &c.
Which wa offer to the trade st very lcw prices
fs KENF. PAINE co.
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EIFTY DOLLARs--I. NJ. SINGER &
II cos CELEBRATED NATIONAL SEWING

EiFTY DOLLARs--I. NJ. SINGER &
L cos CELEBRATED NATIONAL SEWING
MACHINES-OFP,cE 2l7 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND
vA.-We would most respectfully invite al to call
AID examine our new stock Of Family, Plantation
and Leather Machines. which for durability ard
beauty Of finish, cannot DO surpassed By any. Our
Machines are so constructed, that by the magical
changes they are made to sew. hem, gather and
stitch frcfn the coarsest cotton bag or heavy
leather, 10 the finest silk, satin or lace, OF sny
description, without trouble. The simple con
struotion. ease Of management and saving Of time,
makes the Machine invaluable, aud warranted T.
give perfect satisfaction to all. Our new Family
Machine, for Hight work. will be found one Of the
prettiest and best in use; it Is pat MP IN Rosewood
Mahogany or Enameied cases TO suit the parior or
work room. Our agent. being i.ne machinist, n
prepared to repair Machines and TO give all the IN.
slructions 50 that the operators can adjust Their
Machines with all ease Ladies' will be instructed
at their residences; aso servants IL desired free
charge. We invite all to call and examine WHERE
ell possible attention will be paid by our LADY opsr
ssors and Agent to give explanations. whether they
purchase or not.
Silk, Thread and Gotten Of all colors and descrip
lions; Needles; Gauges for tue King and binding.
No charge for shipping. Circulars will be sent Il
Gil 90 application by mail or otherwise.
Stitching and Quilting Of every description, or
Cloth or Leather
Shirts. &C. made TO order. ct short notice.
an Ely I NJ SINGER co.
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RICH SILVER PLATED CASTORs..

QICH SILVER PLATED CASTORs.-
~ great variety Of patterns of Caseors are to
be found IN cur assortment-among them, Resol
wing Casters with cut glass bottles beautiful piece
Cups aud SreonE Combination Casters complains
= superb cake Basket. Butte! Dish and cut siass
Cassor; Sheffield castors nearly equal in durability
low priced. For sale by
jas o GENNxT. Eagle squsre.
RHEUMATISM AND G0Uf.--PersoDs
- sui ring with either afh ction shouid u4e Reg
Of these who have used IL Is almost nfalibie a. 4
cure, aud always affords relief The genuine Enk
lib article Il our own Importation, Tor sole at g.
per bottle. and persons In the country can have IL
sent By mail By enclosing hat amount, and Is cents
10 stamps. to
LAIDLEY ROBINSON,
Chemists and Apothecariee,
f. 9Th and FrsBk,in cts, Echmond Va.
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WITH the arrival of new brewed Beer

WITH the arrival of new brewed Beer,
w beg leave TO submit to my customers. and
the public generally, the following standard OF
prices for nJ bottled Lager Beer, Porter, Ale, &c
during the winter season. viz:
Quarts per dozen $l75l 20 cts doz allowed on
Pinrs per dozen. 81 90 ! return OF bottles.
Bsif Pints per dog &c.,, bottles extra
Store and bar. Keepers a per centRse allowed.
have also on hand Lager Beer in whole, half
Quarter and eighth bbls Cream Ale in whole, half
and quarter bbs and for sale at the lowest maj ket
Orders LETT with Messrs Duval & Norton. corner
10th and Main streets; Laidiey Robinson, cor 4th
and Frank liu sts On at my store, win be promptly
attended to. WlLBACHEk. 18th st.,
mol Between Main and Cary.
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NEW STOCK
o. OF
BOOTS AND SHOES.
We are receiving this morning. Dec ed. per
steamers and schf II. Nickerson. Q good assortment
Of BOOTS aud SHOES. Of the following kinds:
Women's heavy welted heel BOUTS, made strong
aud good; sizes tot, 5 OF, TO 3, to 9. and 7
to g. These Boots are made to order, and are such
as we can warrant to wear well.
Mems fiLe Calf BROGANS
Mems fine black bottom BROdANS, sizes: to Ii
and 10 70 Is
Jen's fine Calf Oxford TIES
Mems heavy double sole BOOTS
Mems fine Kip BOOTS
Boys fine Calf BOOTS. all sizes. to 5. 10 10 b.
6to 3
70 sell -
Gentlemeps and Ladies' OVER SHOES
We invite all In want to give us call.
PUTNEY Il WATTS,
Is Main street,
de22 Emporium OF Fashion.
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INATT'S CUFF BRACED PLuWS -
w CO-PARTNERSHIP.-We have associated
h 90. and will continue to MAKE and sell Georae
Watts Patent Plows, namely: Cuff Brace; with
Breast improvement and Hanover patterns OF differ
eut sizes with both wrought and cast points, an"
sill keep on hand all the castings belonging to
them. . ,
We likewise make and sell hill side and subso
plows jumping Coaters. Cnltivators Corn or Tobac-
co Weeders, Ian invention or Geo Watts Road
Scrspers. Corn shelters, Corn Planters, (Calwelrt
all of these implements made in our own facto
~ of the best material, and warranted to give So
tisfactioH or be returned.
We solicit call from the agriculture community
assuring them that best efforts will be used
give them superior articles
HUGH A WATT
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Passengers break .st ard sup az Ashland and dime
on board the comfortab steamers between Ac luis
Creek and Washington
~ For further inior ation, apply at this Office
Broad street, chockoe Hill.
JAS WINSTON,
Gent Ticket Agent
SAM'L RUTH. superintendent.
0RfIcg e., L. T. X. Il. Co.
Richmond, Jan 81, 1859. ja2
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DICH MOND IRON AND STEEL
~ WORKS-The undersigned would respectfully
al the attention of consumers and dealers 70 the
large assortment OF HOME MANUFACTURED
,ROH viii h he keeps constantly on hand, emora-
ing ali siz, of Har cend Hoop and Scroll. Coach
and Euggy TIRES. UTon and steeD Gvals and daif
bounds. Hors. shoe B b. Agricultural Drum Teeth
sroe sTEEL. and Quarry Half Round STEEL And
is now prepared to manufacture all sizes used In
tobacco mills
All IRON made from the bsst selected Scrap, ana
''i S'l0 ~ 'Ae A'"''' '"'' JAS HUNTER. !
Borders reeeiv' d for Railroad CHAIRS,
pixies, 40. Wrought scrap taken in exchange
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NOTCH TO THE PUBLIC -As the members o.
our firm have. by war Of purchase, besome tue 1wn
81 OF the grants chartered BY the States o. De y;
ware, Kentucky, Missouri. and part oil 1noss -
9eora ia, under the management OF Asssrs cIeeoay
l. Maury. OF Wilmington. Delaware. We nave ees ~,
cd it expcdient 70 change the name OF OUT INV
end after January lst 1859, to that OF wOoD, sDD
CO.. who will hereafter have the management y.
tie sparta Academy Lottery. and the otnsfs' no
above nAmtd. -. a. .o,A,.t
In all transactions We have endeavored to conduss
our business with integrity and prouosnes anu .
We can ASSURE the public that the patronago neros
fore bestowed on US Ia well deserving OF being sran
fcrred 70 our successors. Very respec5raisy'. co
Augusta. Georgia, Dec. Is. 1855
WOOD. EDDY = CO.. Managers. Successors to
SWAN co.
The fo,loxtn0 Scheme will be drawn By WOOD,
EDDY 90. Managers Of the Sparta Academy LOT
tsry in each of their Single Number Lotteries ior
FebruarY 1879 at AUGUSTA, Ga, In public. snoef
tho observation-disclosures of Commissioners; ,o
IN ASs 6 draws on SATURDAY, February >. 1857
GLASS draws on SATURDAY. February IL, 1857.
GLASS draws on SATURDAY, February ~, ias
GLASS 9 draws on SATURDAY, February q, i&s
ONTHE PLAN OFSlNGLE NUMBERS.
vvp THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND
EIdHTY-FIVE PRIEST
Nearly one fhlxe 20 every Nins ItcEsnf
MA0NIRICKNT sCAkMEi
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THE GLORIOUS ST. VALENTINES
l. Day
The time approaches, when our friends
Send US by mail their sentiments,
Their sighs, their hearts, their soIrows,
With flowers verses. angels love,
flying or kissing dove.
Or Cupid shooting arrows.
From some We get an ugly print,
In which they very plainly hint
To what they think do ail us,
In shape of body. or of mind.
The ugliest Valentine they find,
They send, that day by mail. US.
Where can We get the best supply
Uf Valentines we have to buy!
At SCHAAP'a-no heeftaticnl
Their conic ones beat all we've seen;
Their sentimental ones have bsen
Producing a sensation.
Assortment fipe- the prices low,
Why in the world should We Aot 60
70 SCHAAP CO.'S,
Corner Broad and ~ streets.
Foot Balls; also Masks just arrived In great va
rietv fe2
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THE sOUThEkN CITIZEN"
= PUBilsaEB "
JOHN MITCHELL AND VIM. q SWAN,
La now issued

u
IN WARRINGTON.
Terms Of subscription % per annum.
Clubs OF 10, us per anDuu,
a. Address Msssrs. Mitchell SWAN. Washing
ton, 40 ia 39-ims
MAcONIC JEMPLE.--The books for
Iva subscription 20 the stock 10 the Masonic Tenn
pie are nov opened ct tns offices Of Isascs Taylor
aud w Purcell 4 90.
Cfixsns generally are invited to subscribe In aid
Of this great public improvement
TERMS or sugscRIPrIos -shaves IS each 81 per
shnrs 70 be psid at this tie OF ssbsoriptionon the
balance Of such than three
. credit VI six months; on subscription Of four
shares. and NOT exceeding ten, light months credit
On subscrtrtisn OF ten shares, and rot exceeoinR
twenty ten months credit; and subscription
q twenty shares and upwards. credit 0f twelve
mnnths In ell cas@s the Treasurer te take notes.
ja BIN BY 0dDER0F THE TRUSTkkh.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
cot. HArfis 20, having eth on hand large
- rtnsnt 81 uVkA0o4 70, and bsing dsserDiped
e ssls Lstore tas season 2 over osr great in
9pesmsnts Gall on OArracott Harrss = %. No III
Main street, s. y.g yanta qoob OyeFc~st, 81 very
Icw ssaos DAhkAO01T, HAR.Is 8 90.
No III Main ooroet,
5 - esecsssors 70 Asrshsos. Nsissess & %,
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In DRY GOODS.-F

pARGAIES IN DRY GOODS. From
Id this time to lat of March next, We intend to re
duce our large stock of Goo ds on and considerably
to receive our spring supply hayin ing. within the
last few days, through the entire stock in tax
ing inventor we have. at the same time improved
tae opportunity o ma down q large portion OF
our stock from Is to 50 cents on the dollar Pun
chasers of goods in cur line will certainly derive
great advantages by giving US q call We here
enumerate Il few leading Goods. marked down to
low water maTk
1000 yards of Dress SILKS. of various styles and
qualities
100 Dresses, rich Paris Mouseiinss
bOJ yards Lyons Black Silk Velvet
5000 pieces Velvet Riobo-s
20 pieces 6ue White Tarlatans
100 pieces fine Pink do
100 dog Jouvns Kid Gloves
$50 Muslin Embroidered sets Of Sleeves 0nd
Collars
Rich White Sash Ribbons
Cambric kdg ngs and Insertions. in great va
rietv
Irish Linens of superior manufacture
And other White foods, Ia good assortment.
j MILLHIsER BE0.
iAl2 1913 Broad st.