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7uICgEpI,C pIaSoS

CHICkERIAG PiANOS..-A new
TTsTTI and fall supnly of these splendid nstru-
VII II meats have been received.
IN addition 10 the beautiful BOX DE NOIX the
CIRCULAR ACTION and the GRAND we have
now the BoUDoIR. q splendid instrument of an
upright form.
The. CHICKERING'S have received 50 First Prize
Medals, all over renowned competitors and from
first rank Institutions and Fairs of America and of
Europe. They have manufactured and sold more
Pianos than any other factory in the world.
From the Chickering's have emanatsd the best
and most permanent improvements that have
brought the Piano to It's present perfection and by
the great capital they have invested in manufac-
tnrins eonvenenees, they can sell fail hity per
cent, cheaper than any other factory. None of
their instruments leave the wareroom without
their having been fully inspected by the best artists
AS their factory has never more than one agency
in a city, IN Richmond these instruments can only
be sold BY the subscriber.
The factory warrants all PIANOS sold BY this
agency,
Orders promptly attended 10.
w 4RERooMs-North side of Broad street, near
Ninth, and at HAgLisToS K RRo's., No. log Main
street. NATH'I, CARffSI Sole Agert
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EROM LEst.IE,A FAMILY MACAxINE.

las IL is proper and na.ur fer car lads friends
To make themselves as lovely possible we feel il
Our auis 10 indicate the 6vst means of bringing
about th st much desired consunmation; nd we can
confidently asset that any one who uses Burnett
es!ntasted KAIiiS TON may obta a fresh and
satin like complexion. This deli btful prepara
ton removes tan and freckes. and isnparfs = val
vety soifness to the skin. For chapped hands # is
Invaluable wsiie ITS heatinZ properties and deh-
esouS perfume readsr ~ reeabe in every sepse
For sale BY JAMES p. DUvAL Druxs ist,
Cor. Main and 10th sts
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I Be- secured at the follow

an hoard the comfortable steamer between Acquia
Creek and Washington.
M For further Information, apply at this ONCE,
D'oa' 81 JAS. B. WINSTON, Gen1 Ticket Ag't.
Ruru Snn,t. /.
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[ IL. piGGES.

A BODEkER, Apothecary and Drug TX
n gist, No. 40 Main street, and near OdSsxy
Market. Richmond, Va, begs the attention u
OF farmers. physicians. merchants, &c, TO G@
bis complete stock of Druss. MEDICINES, Oils,
Paints, Brushes, Dye snfs, Soaps Petin kqe5
cines. Yeast Powder. and all other goods usually
SOLD by Druggists New Preparations obtained as
soon they appear. All which he Will sell as low
as they can I've bought anywhere.
BUYERS would do well to examine his stock before
making their nurnhases elsewhere A. b.
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LII MEMS HEAVY BR0GANS-yhe
best aud lars est assorfHs nj in stars a,,w
offered Tor sale. very cheap for superior sual.ty.
w
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r
sSss's-sS ~ eali the attention of our friends, III
aa,s1s,oegrtment Of BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS. CAR.
i I'll Bass, YALlcEs, Re, as thes viii find the
lstsest ana best assortment of Goods in our line,
expressly Tor retail, that be found eithsr here
or elsewhere, and at all prices, either OF our own
manufacture, or oil the hest Philadelphia and
Eastern work. Please cali and examine for your
selves. ALEXANDER HILL a. CO.,
Manufacturers and Importers
of Boots. Shoes. Ac.. No. l2f Main street,
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PIANO STORE. No. 2ls Broad ST.,
My1T<VS opposite BFsedsn T. For's Dry Goods
~ II = SfoTe--The subscriber would invite esll
from persons visiting the CITY in want of PIANOS,
or other MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. lie keeps
constantly on hand q large assortment of hne In
stfuments selected by himself with special care
Having been many Years In the trade, and being
thorous hls conyersant W it'll the mechanism al the
Piano, he possesses peculiar advantages and never
sells an Instrument which he cannot recommend
anu endorse He 10 otsGgsRt here for Ste'nway Z
Sons, oil New York whose instruments are well
known throag hoat the country. and also keeps an
assortment OF the instruments made y w. knahs
x Co., OF Baltimore, and the Pianos OF other well
known manufacturers Those who wish TO buy
VIII consult their interests by visiting the estas-
ment of Il. MAIR. No. 2ls Broad ST.,
llnnnsita Rrnafian & Fox.
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u,x,v co.rrxs casrII. JonSscr II. sAsDs.

S PagKE P0INpExTER, ATToR,,
My Ar LAM, RICHMOND. VA, viii
a-.cs,o. - The city of Richmond and in the coun-
ties nj ChesserheId, PowhataI and Amelia
"a ofhce in Lisles Building, corner oil Main and
~ s,rsats Sc 23-iy
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CHINA, GLASS. &c.

Nx1ANA, GAZa00, &c.
CE1 CHINA AND GLASsWA
Asj Fall Stock of the above goods is now OPEN
H4lH ed embracing iarge assortment of Dim
Gk40 ner, Tea. and Toilet Ware. Plain and Fam
cy Tea Sets, Cut and Pressed Glassware, com
grising every article to be obtained in China
call at 137 Main street, Eagle Square.
THOS. A. BULKLEY.
CHINA-WARE AND HOUSE FURNISH
- :, ING I tG0QpS-SCIiAAP r Co. IMPORTERS
CORNER OF BROAD AND THfR STREE i:1Trs'
are receiving now. direct from the manufacturers,
and from Northern trade sales, a most complete
variety Of CHINA. GLASS. and EARTHEN-
y ARE; LOCKING GLASSES; TABLE cur
LERf; PLATED. BRITANNIA, ALBATA and
ment OF French and German FANCY GOODS and
IO1 >, TO which we invite the attention of mer-
chants and the public IN general, feeling confident
that our and PRICES will richly paw them for
call; We endeavor to maintain our reputation
for selling bargains. SCHAAP g. co
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DR. HooFlAND's GERMAN BITTERs

IL
DR. HOOFLkND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL,
The rrsat standard RaedictaeS Of he present age,
bore ACQUIRED their great pOpntaTtty only tar0agh
vsrrS of trial. UaboRaded satisfaction rs rendered
y them ia all cases, aud the people ma rs pr CnoHaeed
them tCorthp. ,,,,.,,-.,,
DICE, DEBILITY THE NERVOUS
SYSTEM, DISEASES OF
THE KIDNEYS,
and oil diseases arising from dlS0TdsFsd ksgeT or
readiness Of the stomach and digeStfcs orgaay,
speedily and Permanently cured BY the GERMAN
TEs B4LSAMTC CORDIAL has acquired a repx-
tatio snrpGs sing that Of any similar preparation
srtaat. Il iciU cure. WITHOUT FAIL, the NEST Sc
t'eye and long standing
(sOUG II, COLD. OR Yourselves, BRON-
CHTTTS, INFT UENZA, GROUP, PNEU-
MONIA, INCTPIENTCONS UAPTION,
and has performed the most astonishing cures seer
kaOtrn Of -
4 fec doses 1ctlt GtSe az check and care the
rqoSf Sscere DiARRHEA proceeding from COLD IN
TIE BOWELS.
son & Co., No. AIS area street, PHILADELPHIA, Pc,
and sold By dYBgsfStS and dealers an medicines
ersrgtCsfe, at rs cents per bottle. The signature Of
c. nj. JACKSON igtti be OH the outside fvrGppeT Of
each hottie,
In The Almanac published e7snKa5!g BY the pro
pT1st0rS.scGl!ed EvERYBoDY's ALMANAC, you icjkj
find teStfsqaHy and conlsn9at0ry notices from al
parts Of the country. 1asSe AlnamacS are girea
Iieag by all 0a4 GgsNtS.
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4WHiTE OAK PLANk
w Ieeo0 Il. ia and ? inch WHITE OAK.
io4AD 1t pa inch do. do.
10000 IT. 3-inch do. do.
1860 II. finch do. de-
Superior quality. suitable for car works and ma
chi ne purposes, receivine and for sale on accom-
ulodatins terms. by TRUMAN A. PARKER,
DRASDgES.-A large assortment of choice
ID Brandies So London Dock. Hennsssey. Otard,
Dnpug Il Co and other rure Bundles. dark and
pale, warranted pure, lust out Of Custom House
A''s' ~ ss's s'A''wiN WINSTON & POWERS.
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a GREAT REDUCTION THE.
T PRICE OF HATS AND B0OTS-1
Az From Is TO 20 per cent. saved hy huy-~
. EgsA ing from J. H ANTHONY,

=, EySA Ing IfOIh J. h ANTHUNI,
WA Columbian Hotel building.
Moeskn Hats of best quality, SIS 50; do second
quality, 90; fashionable Silk Hats. 50; fne calf
SKIN s5wed Boots, 8 50; Congress Cater Boots o.
fine calf skin sewed Shoes. 2 *.
J. H. ANTHONY has made ARRANGEMENTS with
one OF the best makers III the city of PHILADELPHIA
to supply hun with handsome and substantial cali
skin sewed BOOTS. which he will sell at the unprs-
HALF. oe 2a-dSwe
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EYTNl. SATTLER s, go,
W lMpnRT ERs : " DEALERS y -,-,.,,,,,,,
OILS, PAINTS, VARNiSbES AND WINDu"
BRUSHES.-We received BY the late steamer
ar.e supply Of Painters and Artists Brushes, "a
superior quality, 10 which we call the attention 81
r.r.tn lArI..r
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FALL SUPPLY.

ri FNLLI NNFfE1N. cr.vx,
I The attention, OF the public is re- SsysaaM
- Especially asked fo nv Fall stock of&tlYA
BOOTS. SHOES, TRUNKS, &c. comprising fuli
assortment N every department of the trade Es-
reelal attention has been paid in the sele stlop of
sac trade and country merchants VII consult
taelr interests by examn,Bg nay stock bette purr
chaslnS, as am determined 10 offer great ,ndiea-
msnts 20 secure portion of that trade. A call /
respectfully asked at No. 93 Main street two doors
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Private rooms furnished when desired

~ 10 : ID
In addition To the above ratas. in cases requiring
Sarstcdt O9.ydtJaa, by a reensnt with the pro-
'rletors OF the Bellevue Hospital, snItll lee IS
mar ed tor the operation. ln- from - 70 -
ccofdin, TO its Importance The particular fee II
nv case may be ascertaued by application to eitlI-
" OF tue ATTENDING sur ICONS or tie Resident Ply
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PURCELL, LADD l. Co, Agents,
ie ll-d&cwIy Richmond. Va.

4 VIRGINIA n s5HIEDY.-MRS. DAVIS
"A COUGH ELIXIR, one of the best known rene
dies for COUGHS and COLDS, has been in use in
Richmond and its vicinity for the past fifteen or
twenty years, and has always proved eifcacious in
Coughs and Colds The following certificate was
voluntarily given by Rev. Mr.. Wiies in 1854:
BOWLING GREEN, CAROLINE, March 3, 1884
Mr. c. c. WALTER-Dear Sir: take pleasure in
informing yen that - Mrs. DAVIS Cough Elixir" |
purchashed of you, has acted like charm upon my
little DAUGHTER, when she had the Whoopine Cough
very bad have used it also in cases OF Colds, at
tended with coughing, and in every case the
same happy results have been produced. regard
thus preparation as an excellent medicine, and in
my judgment no family ought to be without it.
A. WILES,
Circuit. Va. Conf.
For sale by Mrs. A. 4. DAVIS, Fisher Il Winston
Millspaugh i Johnston, J. W. Garlics T.. J. PIcot,
A Bodeker and Chas. D. Yale. Richmond.
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TAMEs -. BROWNIES

IORDAS, VIM 3 lN.t
y GENERAL co NljiSSiGT liERCHIAIS,
BASIN BANK. RICHMOND,
Offer their services for the sale ara FgrcElSe oil
ali kinds of PRODUCE and A.ERCH ANDIHk.
They are permitted To rster To Messrs; Kent
Paine Il Co., Aessrs CrepsHeN y Co, hlchmond'
GEO ". JORDAN,
Holm 4. WIN.
Late Of the firm u! Breed1n 4 EoS,)
il S0-tIstJa ROBERT ;. JORDAN.
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Suicide of Ono of tho Hutchinson Fam lily

The telegraph sends us mengrc accounts Of the
suicide, on The lllh inst. Of Mr.. Ju1son J. Hutch
inson once Of the members of the Hutchinson fam
lily, one popular here. 1t is some fifteen years
since this band ol singers. consisting of the three
brothers, .IndSon John and ASA, and their sister
Abby, first appeared here. A brother, Jesse,
since dead, their financial manager. Their
concerts were II, that time as much the rage rs the
opera is now. Good music was not So Frequently
heard in New York then M Mt the present day,
aud the simple qunrtetcc and songs Of the Hutch
insons, with the accompaniment of nm asthmntc
Sernphinc were enthusiastically admired. They
went to Great Britain. where they were we'll re-
reNed, aud n long biography of the family. writ
ten hy Mary Hewitt, appeared in UowiWS Jou,1'-
N, travelled all over the United States, until the
marriage of Abby and her retirement to private
life broke up tho troupe
The brothers, however. obtained the services of
another soprano, made visit to California. be-
came followers "fvnrinus isms. and intcrlurded
tier concerts with abolition songs and phrcnolo-
ecal speeches. OF late years they have not at
tracted such good audiences; public taste has chan
g"d, and the Hutchinson Brothers have not recent
~ appen'cl in public
They made considerable money by their con-
ecrts, and several Years ngo built curious house
nj thcir birthplace, Lynn, Massachusetts Dircc-
ily bchird the town rises II bold, plecipi,ous
granite hll, known in the vicinity the ''ligh
Rock" Ga tho slope Of this, and near the top is
prrehcd ttn HON" Of the IIuchinsons. 1t is an
odd aiin,r Of wood, painted brown. and of non
i 'ript :. Vle of architecture. 1t commands u
bic view Il Lynn and various adjacent towns,
Willie t. ctinsua of Nahant is seen nearly III
front, stretching far out into the ocean. This
h Use ha lccn closed during the absence of the
lluirhn on their concert tours, lat the pub
lsc had ire access through the grounds t" the
summit / the High Rock, which is otter visited
J., strau -"}s and others DESTROYS of enjoying the
la'autitul prospect.
Mr. hutchinson committed suicide by hanging
himscli, heing probably deranged mt the time.
Mrs. Patton, Ably John and Asaare all that
now left OF the once famous Hutchinson fam
ilv.--N I. R1st
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4 Jeremy Diddier in Hlsboro', NJ Teaches
School Married Pretty Go1, anil Slopes niM oM-
er Peoples Money.-The usually quiet town Of
II !llsboro is in a state of great excitement. 1t
seems that about thirteen months ago fellow
named Robert j. Clark came to llill>b ro mp
piled for n situation AS school teacher. and OBJ
tanned one lie represented that he had been a
clerk and collecting agent in New York, that be
had accumulated $4,000 in that capacity. and that
having deposited it in suspended bank he was
in consequence COMPEL ell to teach chool rs
temporary means of living.
Toward Spring lie represented that his bankers
had resumed payment, and he went to st. Louis,
and returned with some money. After the close
of his school. he was employed as assistant clerk
to the Circuit Court Of Ilisboro' county. In DC.
itober last he married an cstimahlc Young lady.
living in tho country, with whom he had lccon.e
acquainted while teaching school, and went East
with her on wedding tour.
Upon his return to llillshoro he proposed a
trip to St. Louis to get his money from bank,
and with it to commence business in H. Parties
IN town, knowing what Clark was doing at St.
Louis, embraced the opportunity t" send various
sums of money by him to their creditors in that
lefty. lie took the money, amounting to some.
thing over $500. went to ST. Louis, and immedi
atcly after arriving there committed several &C.
cessful forgeries and then sloped.
Since his ,iilainy has become known, good
many suspicious connected with him are recalled
A rcwar Of tvo hundred d,llars is offered for hi.
arrest; and he is described as being 80 yeurs Of
age. Ave Zee. ten inches in height. black hair and
dirk eyes. slim in stature has a full set oil
false upper teeth, wlisker. but no moustache land
~, ugly scar um'n lis hip, made with knife
lie Is m Ola Fellow, wears Il scnwl when he is
talking. and cannot look Oh honest man STRAIGHT
in the eye.
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Additional Foreign News.

HALIFAX, Jan. 13.-The Niagara brings intelli-
gencc that the Hon. +. NJ. Erskine is transferred
from the secretaryship Of legation at Washington
TO Stockholm, and is to be succeeded by Mr.. W.
Irvine late first paid attache at Vienna.
The London Times in q leader on the right Of
search thinks the only way to get out Of the diff
Guilty is declaration that the slave trade is piracy
This however the Americans will not do, and the
French will not do.
Thus. therefore, we 60 on wasting the precious
lives of English sailors upon the coast oi Africa
where rescued negro cannot be shown as IA
set-of against ten dead Englisbmen-where our
impp,ent force hns become m'rkcry, and our
blind and useless zeal Jest"
The affair Of the steamer Washington at Near
ngnn had given rise 10 editorials in the English
press The Times says that ave may remark
that this style Of communication, in which ut
every difficulty war is denounced, reflects no cred.
il On American good sense and cannot even give
them any real reputation for courage. A collision
between the armed forces of England and Amer
lea would be nm event traught with terrible CON
se4uence-, and perhaps long and bloody war
would he carried on in the most ferocous spirit to
the ruin OF a vast trade, and check to the pro-
gre,s of both hemisphercs would be the result
\ struggle between two such peoples would bring
into play animositcs which would he all the more
bitter for relationship.
The London Globes Paris correspondent writes:
~ am able ~ state very confidently that the Court
81 Iuillcrles liau. WlthH the last Two or three
days, caused Lord Derby. government to be off
clnlly informed TINT in England should think
fit to take any measures to countcract certain parts
of President Buchanan's message, she may RELY
upon the support Of France to the utmost extent
Tho Pcninsular Correspondence says "Thc
news which the telegraph has brought concerning
the message Of the President of the United States
has produced great sensation here (Madrid) and
has already been commented on 10y the daily
Journals in tone of offended national pride,
which might naturally he expected"
\ letter from JniIn, dated December ., Gays
that no punishment has yet been inflicted the
five Musselmcn arrested for the murder of an
American family in tho ncighborhooi of JaiTa-
The Americans hav" threatened to lombard the
town if justice is not executed: and if they keep
their word they will have to to that extrcm-
ity.
THE FLORIDA INDIANS
SAVANNAH, Jan l4-Thc Tampa "Peninsulnr"
says that COL Rector arrived there on the 9th,
with delegation Of the western Seminoles, to
make n last effort to remove tho Florida Indians
west Of the Mississippi.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

4 at d"tr Tor poi~on.-Thc rHiu kiilrr-Krv.
Atr tttng from raN"y, Bnrmst Jan 9TH, 1881,
wit rt liz iuur have ed and disposed of aboN
h,e In ID ed bottles but ont. Please send sl
sui Through IN, Mission loomO you
tno In nit.i hotties not he witlont IL self ani
Ter end - calls for H. both by humans and karens
take with ne int" III" Jnng"s and have frequent
tse' A. both my srl and others One night while
>etI IaN ate, awoke 10y
in. iu"; TN exam nation found had been
Tin, al atcntp,l Immediately applied the Pain Killer.
ud Instant relief In less than hour again
atIr' -.
he Hr bharJ writing from Burmah TO his father says
SCI Perry Davis Pain Killer Tor coughs. colds,
hlnuis burns and for the sting scorpions
success We always keep 1t where put our
istut II in the dark. it need be-.
81 al y nll medicine dealers.
- Id I JOHN IL SEAl. i.yuchburg Iian
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The Central Wator-Line of Virginia

We copy the following article from the Fincas-
tie Democrat, as well in justice 10 ourselves, as
because Of the gratifying information it contains:
Our nsighbor of the Lynrhburg Iirginian in
pleased to learn that we agree with him in the
policy Of extending the great Central Water Limo
OF Firginin to the West. If is gratifying to our
nelghbof 70 know that we favor that policy where
will be the boundaries Of his qualification when
We inform him that do not know IA man. wo-
man or child, in all this region. that opposes the
policy, and that all rejecting persons 50 far as
we know, ore ardentiy in favor of the policy In
these circumstances we think il would be difficult
for our section to send any other men to the Leg
islstuRsth suoh with whom the material wealth
and Development of Virginia should lie an Object
Of the first Importance
I'VE eaa supply . hundred men Of that descrip-
ton from Botetourt and Craig alnne cith, OF
'withont ndference to their party predlec,ions.'-
It was owing to this fact, so extensively known.
- We supposed, together with the fact that it is
almost Impossible to End n man anywhere, OPP
posed To- the interior policy " the State. that we
sugeeded caution in regard to our neghbor's
no psyty policy, in tho selection of men to take
care 81 State interests in the next Legislature ii
VrQa- Oar neighbor needs no proof to free
him. the charge Implied in our suggestion Of
2 'd.spQs,hoa to injure Mr.. Letcher's prospects;
iof yeoAe means our neghbor though an EDITOR.
has. Han.s position in our confidence which ex-
cludes ell doubt Of the truth Of what he assert,
q . hiet" ~ ~ '''' :
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The Washington correspondent Of the Memphis
Eagle and Enquirer takes an cncoura sing view Of
the contest in Virginia. We make the following
extract from his letter:
"rhe Wigs Of Virginia appear to b. shaking
the dew drop, from their NAMES. starting up from
their places of retreat, gathering ge;her mt the
sound of the p,hrech, and mar~hans for the
coming guhcrnatorial contest. This movement,
from ocean to mountain, aud from the putunuc to
the French Brnn does nj io,l Il. if the Wings
and Americans were quite all acad even dis
hcarenea; and really matters appear row rs if the
Democracy To lave hard tus>ic for victory.
if indeed t!.cy are not doomed 10 !efca,."