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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-08-12
What Will they think !

Satisfy yourself that the course you
are about to pursue is right. Go to the
bottom in this matter, and make all sure
in reference to your duty so far as hu-
man wisdom can go. Then you have
anchor and cable strong enougl to hold
you, come what may.
What will people thin: What is
that to you The thoughts of a great
many people are OF no account to any
body. They are not worth being asked
after, or cared for. They are of very
small value to the thinkers, and Of far
less value to others.
They will have some sort Of opinion
of you, bey youd question, and of your
Wsa and II 2u5us 5Sep peop epfs ydd saSv
assured they will be on the side OF your
conscientious adherence to truth, and to
duty, though differing from you in opin-
ion. If they are not wise and yiltuous,
you can have no thoughts about them
which will make any of their 'houg hts OF
any account you.
Let them think. Thoughts are not
sparkr to burn, or needles to pierce
They can only affect you by reaching
you by words. If they only think, and
do not speak, then you cannot know
their thoughts, and cannot be troubled
By them. If thoughts break out in
words, still the words may never reach
you. And if they do. they can no more
harm mind consecratcd to truth and
duty, than summer zcphyrs can shake
the mountains.
PULPIT NIT.-In Penns, lvania there
is a clergyman almost as remarkable for
eloquence and eccentlicity as Lorenzo
Dow himself. On charity occasions his
pathos, wit, and sometimes satire, are
sure to win more bank notes and gold
coin 10 the State than the dccorous elo-
quence of ha,f dozen other men. On
late occasion he was preaching tenn
pcrance sermon, which produced unusu
al effect on the audience. Among other
things, he asserted. as result of his
own observation, that confessedly
"modera.c drinker" was suro TO become
a confirmed inebriatc within five years
after he reached that stage of indul-
gcl &C.
He was interrupted here by a man in
the audience. who started up in great
excitement, proclaimins himself a mod
crate drinker Of ten years standing. and
one ON whom the habit made no pro-
gress. The clergyman stopped short,
leaned over the pulpit, and when the
man had ceased speaking, called out:
Il say, friend, stand up here and let
me have look at you
The man made an effort to brave tie
host of eyes turned upon him, ard stood
his ground.
Nearer. man - cried the minister
beckoning with his long finger. "llold
a light up to this brothers face, some ol
you. Step up on the bench and give us
a good look
The moderate drinker was not to be
looked down or talked down, and mol
only mounted the bench. but allowed a
lamp to be held lose to his face.
The minister bent over his cushion,
and gave the face long survey.
That will do,' said he, drawing
back, "that will do, my friend. and now
| say if owed the devil debt of q
hundred lrunkards, and had paid him
ninety nine,a he wouldn't take you in
full payment at the end of five years,
would never pay him p
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-08-12

TERMS OF ADvERrtsfsG. One square OF
less, three insertions, 81 ,25; each subse-
quent insertion rs ccnts--1 square l year,
$500. liberal discount made on long ad
vcrtiscments. squire is Is lines Nonpariel.
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s..,srr7 FTRNITUREREPAIRED, AND
PIANOS, &c.

-sao CHICK ERING PiAN0S.--A new and
ssuil supply of these splendid instruments
ny kG fhave been received.
In addition to the beautiful B0IX De NOIX, the
CIRCULAR ACTION and the GRAND we have
now the BOCDOIR, asplendi instrument of an up
rifht form.
The Chickering's have received 81 First Prize Me-
dals all over renowned competitors and from first
rank Institutions and Fairs of America and al Er-
rope. They have manufactured and sold more Pis-
nos than any other factory III the world
From the Chickering's have enIanated the best and
most permanent Improvements that have broug hi
the Piano to Its present perfection. and By the great
capital they have invested IN manufacturing conve-
nisnces. they can sell full fifty per cent cheaper
than any other factory. None of their Instruments
leave the EaTeroom without their having been full
ly inspected by the best artists
AS their factory has never iiare than agency
in city, IN Rchnond these instruments can only
be sold by the subscriber.
The factory warrants all PIANOS sold by this
agency.
Orders promptly attended to-
WARERuoMs-North side Of Broad street near
Ninth, and at HAgLisroS < Bios No. log Main
street. NATlI'L CARCSI, Sole Agent
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KEEp CooL AND pLEAs.NT.--u
SEWING MACHINES.
SINGER,S>EMING MAcIiINEs !.

- w NJ
- SINGERS SEWING MhCHiNEs!.
THE BEST IN USE md PREFERREDBY
MN tF1tTLRERS. FAMILIES. TAELO s
AAD EkEkl ONE VINO CAN 1PPRE
GATE THE BENEFITS or THETR Use
|. Nj. SINGER & co. would solicit attention "a
their CELEBRATEp MACHINES, the first m.
vented and the parent of the hume rous Class rheh
patent $3.50 '
These Machines hem ratksg fsH yUs ,t,,,b
qhi!t, tgek, t9tthoat sasttnE and = sh ri can Ga
made complete withost a stitch oi hAn6 SEWN: e1
cept the button holes. A good operator can Wake
three shirts Nay.
The sewing Of these machines will ~: raraeti.
ana has The same appearance on both .5dos
hcse machines are almost n0lsGlsEs-csry srtt,.
making shout 1909 stitches per 0.iaEts-solldIy con
structed, and the simplest combination Of mechau.
ism ever invented.
They can be operated on all kinds of goods from
Canlhrtc handkerchief To u Harness AID work as
satisfactorily ON each
The latest Improvement and patent, the TRANS
VERSE SHUTTLE MACHINE, is the finest
piece oi mechanism ever invented IN the shape Of
The great number sold in Virginia-they hs vius
been introduced only sIx Wstks-indicaIes their
popularity.
They are !ixh!, soifdly made, ruH vsry fast kgr.
no complicated machinery to paeeif and hdf0sJ
the operator, and ehesp-prce oul, S76
We haze els ht different sizes. which are aday' ed
toeveythins that can le done in the way of sssfns
4 descriptive list sont to any one wishing It.
our hachines are ALI warranted to bs perteci
overy respect To work To the elton of ge.
usIn. them.
Having Just moved into our ne " store and lawn.
the lsrseat snd most varied stock OF machlna. ever
offered IN Virginia. would invite the VA bic 1,
call and examine their practisaI operation.
3ls Main street, Richlnond Va
Al. A. STgARNs, Agent. ja3-m
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Michmono pispatrhf.
nNt-HSnaN MANNING .lllNE -. l-39.
JUNE -. 1850.
TUESDAY MORNING,
Baby Bum

Winsomc baby Bunu.
Brighter than the stars thar rise
In the ausky evening skies,
Ernwner than tho robin wing,
Cinaxrr than woodland spring,
Are fl,e eyts Of baby bdnnn
AZ WV = WInsome baby Bonn'
smile. mother. smile.
Th,ukins softly all the while
Dt n tender, blIsStHi day.,
When the dark eyes so IKE thcse
az the ,,heruh on yoUr knees,
Nf,lr y,,nr gtritst, heart away.
81, tht, ewes ot baby Bunn
Rese>i mischief they viii do,
When once Old enouSh Ia steal
What their fathers stole from you
Smile, mother, smile
wtnsome baby Bnnn.
Mix white lilies haltanrolicd,
Scr in cha.yees ot kold,
Cannot match his forehead TAR,
Ml{h its rings Of yellow hair
Scarlet berry cleft IN Irvine
RS wed e of pcarly grain,
Is the mouth Of baby Bum
Winsome baby Bum
Weep, mother. weep
For the little one asleep
With has head against your breast!
Never M the coming wears,
Thou IN he seeks fer Il with tears.
" III he tud sweet rest,
OBJ the brow ot baby Bum.
Ga the scarlet mouth oi Bum.
One mast v ear its crown ot thorns,
DRINK It's cup al gall must one
Though the trembling ilps shall drink,
a White with anguish as they shrink,
And the tempt" sweet with pain
. Drops of blood like purple rain;
Weep, mother. weep!
"a WiuSome, little baby Bunn'
q Not the sea shells paicst unSe.
= Not the daisy rose white fringe,
Not the soiteSl, tlIntest glow
& o. the sunset ou tn" snow.
Is more beautiful and sweet
Than tae wee pink hands and feet
OF the little baby Bum
Winsomc baby Bunn'
Pray, mother. pray.
Feet ike these may loose the way,
Wandering biindly from the right.
PRAY. and sometimes will your prayers
Be 10 klm like golden stars
Buiit through darkness INTO light.
Oh the dimpIcG fret OF Bum.
in tsia si'kcu stockings dressed!
Oh the dainty hand of Bunn.
He liked rose leaves III your breast
'rhas- %.il grasp at jewels rare,
But 10 find them empty air;
Those shall faltcr many day.
Bruised and bleeding by the way,
Ere they reach the land oil rest
Pray. mother, pray.
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WIS
. MILES ( SONS BOOTS SHOES.
N-IIst rtcelNcd. 1resh Supply u Miles 4 Sons
ADDRESS BOOTS and oxford TIES.
mo. q. PACE. II. % Niciu sicnnt


<s-sssszz55 PLIES OF SHOFS.-'I'hc cheapest place,
to ,, tGy SHOES j. ~ y Main, street: JOSEPH
STRAt Sc: Ladies Morocco and Goaskin BooteeH
find at JOSEPH SrRAISE. Ladies Kid and Mo-
rocco Slippers with and without heals. 80 cruts and
dies black and cnlored CATERS. with and without
hrrl4. ut astonishing low prices, can lmy of
JOS EPHSTRAtS Sc. Misses and Childrrn's Moruc-
co, Goptsklu Galters, slippers, and all kinds Of
fancy Shoes. yen can buy 81 Is per cent. cheaper
than IT other places, 1t JOSEPH SFRAUSE. Men
and Boy Congress Gaiters, Oxford Hies Slippers.
Brogans, &c., we'll made, mt reasonable prices, You
can find at JOSEPH SrRACSE,
" AIuIn.
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2lS Main street, Richmond,
Al. A. SrRARNs, AGENT, is 3
HUI MN

IL OLD DOMlNIoN SEWING MACHINE,
A Virginia INTENTION
The old DOMINION sewing Machine COMPANY af
fer to the public q Sewing Machine, on an entirely
new principle. IN its WORKING parts. and recon
Intending itself by It's stBiplsrny, durability aai
cksarrtSs. IL u lock-stiteh shuttle machine.
This stitch Is We'll known to I've the only ono whick
shows On both SIDES alike. and cannot he ripped.
The tension of this machine is pronounced "a have
no equal. and rs rs quickly aud easily threaded
taking 1t between your thumb snd finger. The shut
tie IS entirely new IN constructions and does away
shuttle-rac- is adjustable. admitting the use Of
large shuttle. with thread and lsrFc needle,
small shuttle with equal auii.ber 81 yards III
ino thread and short fine needle. The entire
machine is SCI simple. that one hanris instruction.
will enable ans person, white or c,iored. 10 under
stand and use IL. This machine Will De- all sinds OF
work from the finest aud III htest family sewins,tn
tho heaviest of taiiors' and psnislon work; VIII
hem, gather. tuck, &c. Any argument 10 favor oi
sewing machines ~ unnecessary ~ this day. Inc
question is. which is the beat rso5f. simple ard
ehsapest' These qualities are all combined IN mas
machine.
Citizens and strangers are INVITED 10 e1amiae
this mxchine. The inventor. =. 1T RI Man. ns
tive Of Virginia, and resident OF Richmond witi
take pleasure in showing It 10 all II will 10 sold al
the reduced price of hftv dollars, which Is ess than
any other of the same class.
Office in Belvin's block. iJth street. ORDERS ifohi
the country promptly attended 10.
Address = OH Domlnlon sowing Machine tohs
psny," Richmond, Va. M, V-im
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UNDERTAKING.
TIRPIS. ROPER 4 MIR

ernaL 60 N.Y.
tNDERTIKERS,
Governor street, between Main and Franklin, Rich
mund, Va.
Keep constantly on hand MI kinds of rcady-madc
CoFFINS AND METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
NH Ply
T. WI. 6. SAILIF. NN. +.
Swssr! s-.-z-.-1--J Oh ANpLER, JNO. r. SALLIE,
under the firm of WIN. Il. SiLlIE
& CO, CABINET MAKEKs AND FURNITURE Deal
ERS, have on hand Il good assortment of F. RNI-
1T RE, both of their own manulctory and North
ern.
We respectfully solicit call from those who may
want any thing in ouT line
UNDERTAKING.
We Will also rat particular attention to the [ n
DkRTAklNG 81 Isl y ESS IN all It's branches. keep
TAIIC II i! ~. CASES, and Mahogany and
Poplar COFFINS.
Orders from the country solicited, and will be
promptly attended to.
WM Il. SALIIE & co.
my 5-3m Franklin St, between Is and 18th.
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1870 SPRING TRADE!
1S519

GEORGE .STARRETF. Governor street. Beb
mond, Vs.. Manufacturer and Dealer in Slows
FURNACES, RANGES, FARMERS' Boil FpS'
IICOhlCE BOILERS. FACTORY STOVES .ni
HEATERS. Bath BOILERS ard Bath III rs IroI
SINKS. PUMPS. HYDRAULIC RAMS leads
Iron PIPE, TIN, SHEET IRON aud CCPpfR
WORK gcnorslly.
Merchants, Builders and Honsckeepor. ST.
peTntendents 81 Public Buildings Churches f..
TORIES aud MI others purchasing articles or rrqur-
ing Work IN our limo, respectfully invited ~
examine the same. We have ALWAYS on h,nd
laTf assortment from which to select ainl,rsr,ps
are sold 81 uniform prices, thus aiiUrding tho ipAt
experienced equality with tho best judges of uuI
work.
W.. Repairing pieces for all our lesJius article,
always on hand 1T the Goyernor Street Stove store
NH At GEORGE STARREFT.
KEEP COOJ. AND PIEaS4NT-Uo T
IN AND COLD SHOWER BATHS-'Fha under
signed most respectfully informs tho citirsus a.
richmond that he has erected one Of the most ey
trnslVe establishments IN the city where geutI.U,
can he accommodated in all business bours viii III
TN" modern improvements OF B1ihins Hon,s
tie most respectfully calls the attention rf M cd
patrons 20 tins new addition to HIS esta liisImpB,
rs no hss zone to great pense la mike ms n If
CUTTING and SHAVING EMPORIUM romp.t.
II not to excel any other plsce Of the Kind In Rek
moud. " -'
He prldes himself peciSls in the Art of D}-FfSg
W HlShERS, for proof Of which he invites a trsl
lie most respectfully makes h;s 6at' 10 his nnIner
GUS custoneTs Tor past tavnrs, and iuvitas Thorn /,
call At his BAZAAR uf FASHION, on Main sfresf
between lIth and 18Th streets, near the td Market
our most obcdieut sertant
JeJ-lnt' ROBERT FRANCS
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DupTIRECIREDEoR FIVE noLLARs

IL DIR. SHER MANS great radical Cure Truss
can nov he had for only FIVE d7lars. Every mod-
cal man who has examined thus instrument. pro
Hounces II superior Ia all others. II desired, Wa
will cheertully refer Ia any of the very numerous
persons who have been Thoroughly cured By this
Truss. Persons OWNING valuable slaves thus affic-
ed. should procure one, thay benz 10 durable and
the cheapest IN the end We will send this Truss
to amy part uI the country by Express or mails
For the Truss, information tnncc rnins il. ad-
dress {. C.JACkSON
No. Il Main street, Richmond, Va.
Persons not knowing us can send their money 10
any merchant or friend in this city.
The Truss can h.. had also at Nessrs. NEApES
BAKERS and MlllSPAUGH K JOHNSTON'S
bfuSeistS by
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MEDICINES, &c.
yinCfyJA REMEDY.-a

A VIRGINIA REMEDY, Il $. DAVIS
n C,0i'GH ELIXIR. one e the hest known reIIISSr
dies for C0i'GHS and COLDS has Teen ~ ny
RlcIrnosd and its vicinity for the past hfts.irlI
twsnty years, and has sIw1rs proved eiiesc,ous N
f.nftxIis ana Colds. Tho fooHiu, certificate was
voluntarily given By Rcv. Mr. Wiles in 1854:
Bovine GREEN, CsRoLISx, march ~, iso4.
MIR g. C.. WALTRR-Dear Sir; take pleasure in
informing you that " Mrs. DAVIS Cough Elixir. J
urrhssf,ed of you. has acted ke charm upon my
little daug htar when size had tho Whooping Cough
yery bad have used II also IN cases OF aoos' az
tended with severe coughing, and IN every easo me
same happy results have been produced. REGARD
this pre- paraton as an excellent medicine ana III
ny 'u"S' " ' "a. WuEs,
Pastor of tho NJ. T.: Church South, on the Caroline
Circuit, Va. Cont. w.,
AIllspau.h Johnston. J. w. GaTltck, T.. }. Picot,
A. Bndaker aud Chss. u. Yale. Richmond
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WI. 6. SAILIE, WIZ. +
-. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

s:saaSsasE51sgs,4 RAllR0An.-Gn and alter the 9th
-'Ds--- ES1 .luue. l659, TWO DAILY PASSEN-
iER;FRAlNS will be run upon this Road as fol-
lows:
The MAIL TRAIN will leave Lynchla,rg at 1855
!. M.,nnd arrive atBriSto at 1880 4. NJ. Returning,
leave IL St"l ut go A. NJ, and arrive at Lynchbur;
The ACCoNN0DATiON TRAIN will Ioavo
Lyuchbarg at ii L. NJ, and arrive Bristol at II A.
NJ Returning, leave Bristol at $50 7. NJ, and ar
rl.e At Iiuchlurs al go \. NJ.
Through tickets from Richmond Ia the following
named Springs, Ia he had at the Richmond and
Uanvlc Railroad Ticket Office:
70 Buchanan, via Buiord's Depot .......... 81 10
TO R"ckbr;d,c Alum Springs, via Butord's
70 Cd Sweet and Red sweet wa Bonsack's 10 50 90
To Greenbrier White Sulphur, via Bonsacks II 50
10 old Sweet and Red Sweet, via Salam..... IL %
10 tireenhrier White sulphur, via Salem ~ %
To Roanoke Red sulphur. via Salem. s 60
To Old Sweet and Red Sweet, VIA Montgome-
~ White sulphur Sprin -s. -. ....,..... u 10
TO Greenbrier White Sulpur, via Montgome-
- ~ W. ,. springs. ..... .-............. IL 10
To salt Sulphur Springs. via Montgomery w.
-, = cpIi .'-..'-.- -. III ~
To New River Springs, VIA Mont ;ofnery w.
To Red Sulphur Springs, via dublin, New
TO Ale lany springs platform, at shaws- i -
TO Mon" Non omery W. S. Springs platform, ut "
Big Tunnel ........... 6 -
i. II. GILL, General Superintendent.
General Snpcrnte ndnnts Oiice,i
Lynchburs, June - 1859. { ie 22-5m
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TARIFF OF FREIGHT from
Ri.ln,Ld tn MnuL nhls sud mic rmcdl AZ. pOlnts

The rates west Of kn0XVlIIc VII mol 20 lntn eI"CI
until after the completion OF the Cleveland Branch
RI lroad, which will be about the LIST of April.e-
Shippers of through goods must send duplicate
tickets givin: the marks. weis hts and destination
oil GOODS. Send to CoX's Line of Beats
A. S. LEE, ON the Dock.
y. B.-Gnods from Northern cities shipped through
at reduced rates. fe lots A S. l..
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WORKS.
JAMES y. BROWNIES
. a.. ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS

9th street. neIt to the MerhsDis.tnt
IRON RAILiNGS, VERAN vi an institute.
Vault and Cei1r DOORS and eve,,v M.o, GratinI
mon WORN Tor ornamental and 6u,asit, kind -
poses. manufactured A. short notico 00a'hs pur-
b Particular attention sivep toer.t.
Lots in the city and coitutry Nhc'oslns Burial
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CAV MILL AND ENGINE FOR SALE
-, -. " osef for sale. gu accommodating tarms
fhi 3 ,H g. Power ENGINE aud two .cIRcE-
seen in operation ON MAJ ! Island Appi, a. the he
mlli TO MI. John IL. Hooper.o or 10 "
is7-im JOHN / GEO. GIBSON.
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q GREAT NEnt.TlON ~ TIE !;

- FNTCE OF HATS AND BOUTS-Fr0m VT
= !" 20 per cent. saved hy buying: from J. -
II. ANTHONY. Columbian Hotel building.
Mulcskn Hats of hast quality. So 80: do second
quality. 90; Fashionable" silk Hats. "a; fine calf
SKIN scwed Boots, 90 Con ress Cater Boots 3 %;
fine calf skin Scwed Shoes ? p.
J. II. ANTHONY has made ARRANGEMENTS with
81 the beet makers IN the city of Philadelphia
In supply him with handsome and substantial calf
skin stwed BOOTS, which he i'll sell ut the unprc
c"dcnted low price OF THREE DOLLARS AND A
HALE. oc 23-d&wts
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SCALES.-fIaving received the Agency of the
~ Manchester Scale Works. We are now prepared
TO take orders for railroad Track, Wood Railroad
Depot, Hay, Rolling Mill Warehouse, Grain. Port-
able, Factory. Wheelbarrow, Union Grocers.
Counter and Druggist Scales.
The anats OF these Scales, Tor accuracy, strength
and oafnbilIty, Will compare fayoraby with any
manu- featured IN this country. '
We keep IN store an assortment of Platform and
Counter Scales. VAN LEW, TAYLOR < co.
my 10 10 Main street
NOTICE TO CARR LACE. MAKERS Jus
y received per schr. Buena VISTA a superior hi
OF Hickory, 4. and inches thick, well sc 1sont
cd aud IN good order; for sale hy
EDW'D Il. DIT DLEY. roth ST.
Between Main and Franklin
fFHE VIRGINIA WORM KILLER. The
- krsa.est and best Vermlinse IN use. Can be
''" " al ptssiisI pir aha u .ne ea9piiaipI;
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FURNITURE.
e., CHEAP RNITURE


<zzessa CHEAP iRNITUR E-At f.
- g ALBRIGHT $, Governor street.-COT-
TAGE SUITS. of imitation Rosewood
-sAtTa -Alahngauy. Walnut and Oak: also, OF So
If lid Mahoeany, Walnut and OAK, good
q!inhty, from S25 to $50 lor sus. SOFAS. from
: Is to $40. TFTE-A-TEfES. from 435 to sT5
pair. c CABINETS, from 50 10 S45. WARD-
ROBES. from $40 to S75. JENNY LIND BED
STEAlS, from 81 to $I5 Marble-top TABLES.
from - to S35. CHAIRS of every style, from So
To 500 per dozen. ROCKERS. from 81 to S25.-
And every article OF FURNITURE at tho lowest
price. FOR CASH Call and SEQ iOr yourselves.
my 2U-d3m
=zszsr<7 FURNITURE REPAIRED, AND
10y VANISHED AND REPACKED.-The
p subscriber bess leave to inform the pub
-sAklez lie that he still continues to repair and
Ss1---Azz re-vaTnish Furniture. Mt his old stand
Franklin street, opposite Metropolitan Hail
HIS prices are moderate. The best of references
can be given that all work III his line will he
faithfully executed.
y. B.-Furniture will be repaired and vanished
ut private residences, either III town country, if
required. JOHN DAVIS.
JIG 23-2w* Franklin ST., Metropolitan Hall.
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49,. ,--,--zr,.u--,- UHaN GE OF s'uE

asst k -! + 3NttEMENr@ RICHMoND
AND DANVGLLE RAll.koh D.,-On And after
Monday, March y, 1872 the Maii ana raSsohs0'
'rrui4J ON this road will run follows: a.
Leave RICHMOND dali, tSpnda,s inciHdEedo a. Io
A. ~. for Junction, l., nchburg, BRISTOL hnoAngile'
Ualt,tn, Chattanooga, Nashville and Memphis. Ten,
nesSce; Atlantis Ga, and Montgomery. Ala; an g
daily Except Sundays for the Junction ~ 20 !
Nj. 1ftret the arrival of the Northern trims Leave
Riclr;lond daily (except Sunda, ltor Danvie a.
and Greensboro, y. C., ut $3.50, \ NJ ., -,
RrrrR yISg-Teave Junction Burk's daily lSun~
DAYS incuded) at 20 a. Nj, and srrIye m Kocn
nUld at $40. A. NJ: leave panvlile dalif toAGeIt
Supdaysl NJ T:l0. A NJ, and arrive IN Richmond 81
$3.50. T.. Vi. -. ;., a.,
Snnfh Side Railroad trains at the junction, To ana
from lie Southwest. snd with the Virginia Central
and Richmond. FredanCkshu & Potomac hall-
road trains. to and from the North. -, =,
Through tickets sold and basgase ci,ec9e9 ,nro
For through TICKETS and further information. ap-
ply the ticket office of the RGha9Rd any aah
Vile railroad Company. {. AMPBELIi, sup l.
Richmond and Danvilie K. X. Cox
Richmond, March 25 1889.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-28
L. TINT MOST REAITiEILANn

~. FOR KEtT-'Hhc elIgihly situated STORE
VII: the of Broad and 9th streets 1903 fee
Ell deep with large basement rooms, water closet,
and gas thrOug bout basement. store and office.
Dnrtn forty five years active business on Broad
street, | have made the acquaintance of q great
many valued friends IN town. and country, most of
whom continued their patronage To- son. and
among whom are some three or four hundred rrSu-
lar customers, with accounts ringing from s 100 To
y 1900 per year.
As t" the store. the advantages of It's position ny
place of business, and especially for the retail
trade. are not surpassed b! other house IN the
city, hclns nycnIHnt To all the Hotels and Rail
roads, and also being the great thorouc hlare for
citizens and strangers gong Ep or down town.
Possession given from Isl to 10th AUGUST For
terms. aplls to MANN s. VALENTINE.
je2I-ts Corner Broad and 9th SITS.