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INSURANCE.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
l. INSURANCE COMPANY

4 'ilG t1AOItlA inG h4NO MA ~ ~
INSURANCE COMPANY ,n,
Is THE OLDEST INSTITUTION OF ITS KIND
IN THE STATki
CHARTERED BIZ THE LEGISLATURE or
VIRGINIA IN 1882.
This Company has uninterruptedIy conducted its
operations 20 the present time just principles,
has paid in losses by Fire and Sea. mostly &c citizen
of Richmond, more than and qltdrteT million
QtG0tdTS. returned TO its stockholders reasonable
per centase on their IN ye5tment and Is now doing
aprudent busin ess increasing its receipts Annually.
and oeseryedy Maintaining its character for safety
FIRE INSURANCE
Granted on almost every kind of property 10 Cities.
Towns and Counties throughout this state and adj
joining states, on rs low terms as by other good
MARINE INSURANCE
Made on Vessels on time, and on yesses. Freights
and Iargoes by the voyage TO ali parts OF the world
al fair currt n, rates of premium.
The authorized Capital OF this Company is $780,
CO., but " Capital is only 500 100 composed
of shares OF cniy $25 each, the original Shares of
BOO each having been divided into f0iir for facility
Of distribution among cur CT zens and its surplus
ia S25 oO0 or more ana steadily Increasing.
TO avoid the risk OF insuriug heavy amounts in
any one locality, the President has accepted the
nssiTY FIRE INeURANCG COMPANY, OF LON.
Having Capital of E2 600 sterling or $40 900 COO
witn which Company large risks are divided. thus
sff9rding the amplest security TO those VINO insure
Applications solicited in person at the Office. No.
1911 Main street, or by mail and will receive prompt
and courteous attention;
W 7, Oowardin Joseph Allen, Horace hent,
William Psimer. Alex Parker James A Inloes
] Wadsworth, William Beers, Thos samson ,Chas
w purcell. j "a 2 Winston, II A Claber ne, Patrick
Cullen Geo W smish. L Winston, Hugh Fry
and samuel faii'1s4i l. oowARDIN, Drsidsnt.
WILLIAM WILA's. JR, Secretary elo-Im
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1859 SPRING TRADE. lS5'
ng.ov .>,-.r ~,
1910

Ma. 100 Naia .Srset, Rieiasossd, vfyyiaia,
Importers OF Hardware, Cutlery, Cans. nchos
Bottlng, and Agents for Fairbanks justly ceeDfs-
ted scales. are in receipt Of their spring stosk
Of Enelist. Freoch. Gernan snd American = ooast
30 which they AK the attention Of sueh rtsy and
country merchants as bny for cash. o. pey prcmgay
at the eni 0f six months. ell whom Val nu ~
their advantage to examine their stock peioso y9Es
not be under sold. N%
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Icy LIFE SIZE PHoTonpApus-

Subscriber takes pleasure in announcing 10 his nu
merOus patrons and the public at large that be n
now prepared to furnish Photographs from minia.
lures to FULL LIFE SIZE either plain or colored
which, for accuracy and finish, he warrants equal
not superior to any produced in this city, at less
than tbs usual price. Old Pictures copied and Ell
isrged to any size.
Citizens and strangers are invited TO call and sx
anime specimens at GIBBS Temple of Art, CORN
THAN Hall, Maia street, between 9Th and 10th.
E GIBBS.
P. s.-If you want q genuine Ambrotype, this Ia
the place TO get il, where you will neither be hum
bugged in price or work, Also Melauoty ypes, OF
any other Picture in the Photographic Ait.
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PRoTssTAsss IN fRAscE.-The Anuaaire Pros
testant for 1889 contains the following information
The Reformed Church Of France possesses 10l
only are churches, aud l,lss schools The Luth.
eraB Church possesses ~ consistories 403 places oi
worsbip Of which 344 are churches, 95 of which
submitted TO the .Hmultaaeum Act THAT il
serving both for the Protestant aud Catholic wors
ships and 699 schools.
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Coop EXAMPLE several DAYS be

UUUD EAHMPIE -rUI bSVtTdI Udy5 UC-
fore the late JAMES BROWN, jr, Esq received the
irjary which caused his death, We understand
that he was engaged in selecting from his library
rare old works, to present to the Virginis Mechan-
ics Institute. MIR u. was strong advocate for the
education of youog mechanics, and but for his
feeble health, would have been active and 2ea>
Gus member. His example is worthy of imitation
by all who feel interest in the intellectual im-
provement of the working classes.
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TRMpERANoE.-Al large meeting of the

TEMPERAscB.-A large meeting Of the
friends OF temperance, under the auspcies of the
Union and Church Hill Temperance Society, was
held at Union Station Methodist Church last Mon
day evening. The basement room was filled to its
utmost capacity, with ladies and gentlemen. Col.
Thos. j. Evans was present, and being called out,
responded in his usual happy manner, being fire.
quentiy interrupted by bursts of applause. Rev.
A. E. Smith, also, added his testimany in favor OF
temperance and urged the young men, especially
to sign the pledge. Mr.. 2. b. Price, after repeated
calls. took the stand and entertained the audience
for twenty minutes with appropriate remarks
When he concluded, the pledge was circulated
and signed by 75 persons of both sexes. The
meeting was then closed with the benediction
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Agents for the city Of Richmond,
uo iU- ON No. S1i Hroad at
pay- The USE OF DR. Hosrprrra,,

STOMACH BiTTERs, for Dysppp ia, Flasulerce. Heavi
ness OF the Stomach, or any ogher ike aecti is
sec ond to none in America or abroad. To be able
TO st ate confidently that the "bIItcrs are a .rtan
cure for d, ,spe2sia ami like dis, 49, il to the pro
prietor sou ce OF unalioyed pleasure. 1t removes
all morDid matter from the stomach, purities the
te ei'lnyI 1t that tone and energy Indispensable
tor the restoration of health. The numerous ac-
kn0R 0Rledgments OF its superior excellence and be-
nsncent results lave cd the proprietors that
iteannot put prove great cure to the afflicted, and
impart vitality TO the thorough system.
~ See advertisement in another column,
fe lin
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80 TIE GREAT VIRGINIA. REMEDY,
AND NO hU&BU6-
PETsRs, s !NtALLIBLE REMEDY FOR GONOR-

PETERs, !NtALLIBLE REMEDY FOR GONOR-
~, hHEA, AND ALL SECRET DlSEASES.
This great American Remedy contalninv q no Ner.
GSuIlal or Baisamic properties excels every ything
heretofore offered the public, in its curative resto
ratlVe Aau renovatlng powers; and the medical
Worid are astonished when told that the above re.
medy val cure the above diseases. and confounded
But the proprietor who has known of the remsdy
ior twenty odd years has known of case of twenty
years standing 10 be restored to perfect health and
All other cases OF shorter duration be restored
without single exception, and therefore challenges
any case OF donorrhoea hich the remedy will not
prudence on the part of the patient; and to ny
purchasing half dozen bottles, and using accord
ingiy, In his or her case he guarantees a perfect
cure; and IN case OF failure, will furnish additional
nedlcine. Tree OF charge, to complete the cure
through his agents; and cure will DO effected with
out inconvenience to the patient. Sold by
GRUBBS Il APPERrON, Druggists
Agents for the city of Richmond,
No "a
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ANsIvEas.RY.-The anniversary eel
ebraticn OF the "Mu Sigma Rho Society" of Rich.
mcnd College, will take place at the Grace street
Baptist Church, the night of the 4th Of March,
when James B. Taornton, Jr., OF Tennessee, ID
expected to deliver an oration.
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The 12ru STREET OBsrsUorIoN. Yes.
terday Judge Meredith heard the argument oi
Mr.. Danie! against the writ of prohibition asked
for against the Mayor OF Richmond to prevent
him from collecting fines imposed on MessFs
Warwick Barksdale for obstrnctiog 18th street
aud Mr.. Macfarland's answer to the same. Mr.
Daniel asked to be allowed 10 file special plea,
which the judge has now uuder consideration.
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UGLY VISITORS On Church Hill in

UGLY VISITORS I'm Church Hill, just
beyond the corporate limits, several families have
beea very much annoyed of late by two or three
rufiiaus, who profess to be beggars, but who in
reality thieves A lady informs us that on
Tuesday morning last, soon after her husband had
left home, she heard rap at ber door, and sending
small servant to answer the knock, was not .
little surprised that ruffian had forced by the
girl into the parlor, and demanded money to pur-
chase food. She says she offered him something to
eat, but he refused TO take it, aud became SO very
iusolent because she would give him change,
that she had to call in a servant to protect
her. She then sent the girl out to call in neigh
Dor. at which the vagabond made an apology and
retreated, just in time to his head from sud-
den contact with good hickory stick. This cut.
rage'is not the first, by many, that has bsen
committed on the suburbs Of late and it is there.
fore time that the injured parties were taking
steps to put an end to them.
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. THE GREAT PIN ANNiHLLATOR.
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK eTOM.
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- IMPORTERS,

Norf0fk, va.
Have In store and u s. Custom Houee so hhds
TAYLoR'S CELEBRATED LONDON DOCK BRAN.
DY. imported by them rom John Taylor Of Lon.
don. also, In Custom House. Brandies of the fol.
lowing brands; Ja!nes Hennessy; 0tard, Dupuy
20; she United Vineyard Proprietors; sidney Ce~
lerier. and other brands. CHAMPAGNEs: Green
Seal; Oaoinet In half pints; Piper beidsick; Held
sick 4 Go. and other brands. All grades OF PORT
WINES sHERRIEs Dun Gordon, Harmony and
other brands. Madeira Wines. Old Scotch WHlS.
KEY. RYE WHSkIES: summerdean; Lackey's
Mountain Rye; pure Extract Of bye Grain; Funk !:
Besores Old Bourbon County X y. and other brands,
Jamaica BUM. Holland GIN, In whole and Y pipes.
Hestetter,s cslebrased Stomach B.tters, Charles
London CORDIAL GIN. London PORTER. Scotch
ALE In stone jugs. Superior old Scuppernong Wine.
lred and yhite) made In Csrolina- eARDINES.
IN whole. half and quarter boxes etc. ETC. Also 400.
oJo Choiee HAVANA aEaARS, which we're selected
Ia Havana by gentleman sent out by ms for that
purpose; varying In price from e2 to Sleeper thou.
sand. All Of which will be sold to panofuai per.
SONS on favorable terMs.
Sole Importers, In the United States, OF 1aytors
CsieDrated London Dock Brandy,
No5 Wids Water street, Iren Building,
d25-6m Nor oh, Va.
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THE ExscUTIvs COMMITTEES Of the Cen
trail Agricultural Society, will see a call for
meeting in this mornings paper. Every member
should endeayor to be present, the selection OF
Fair Grounds is of the greatest Importance to
their organization. If improper site is chosen,
the enterprise will prove failure, while the re-
verse will be the result of judicious selection -
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RogBERs' BooTY Due UP.-At Cleveland, Ohio
curious discovery of a large amount OF stolen
property has been made. Not long since, an ems
pioyee of the Cleveland Cincinnati aud Colam bus
Railroad was arrested for series Of bold burgla-
ries, and circumstances growing ont Of bis arrest
led to investigation at the premises No. GA Full
ton street. Ia the yard, the officers found suspi
cious chicken coop; throwing which aside, they
came upon hidden deposit of valuable stolen
property. There we're found buried in ths ground
a hundred silk hendkercbiefs, an immense lot OF
bed clothes, ready made clothing Of all kinds, a
large and splendid mirror, some jewelry, railroad
lamps, aud other articles.
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MAILS DELAYED.-Them morning train

MAILS UELAYED.-The morning train
on the Central Railroad was behind time yester-
day, as it has been on two or three occasions OF
late. These delays, we understand, have been
caused by the unevenness of the roads, bnt will be
renedied in a short time. The long spell of wet
weather. from October to the present time, has
caused the siis on the track to settle, thus max
ing the rails tco uneven to allow the cars to run
twenty i've miles an hour over them with entire
safety. The road masters are now at work, how
ever, ,remedyipg the defects complained of, and in
the course of few days, the trains from here to
the North will bo making their accustomed
time.
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was COMMITTED to the Jail

"A of Chesterfield county on the 9TH instant, D
"A NEGRO who calls himself VIM WHITE
LA. ard say he Ia free, and resides in the city
OF baltimore. state OF Maryland The said Negro
ia about feet inches high complexion black. and
rather slow in speaking when spoken TO Ii the
said negro T. not Free the owner Is required to
forward, prove property, paycnarges. and take him
away or he will be dealt with accord Ing 10 law.
DUVAi.,
ia t7-5ys Jalor Chesterfield county. Va,
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The BALLS given by the Virginia Ri
fes, Young Guard, aud Thistle Club, last Tuesday
night, passed off pleasantly. Each OF them was
we'll attended
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g3~ DEBLITATaD PgRsoHs-Those

x&3 EkcA AEaCHEb.--l nave IGHt re-
eeiyed, by Adams Express, q fresh lot OF Swedish
LEscEEe. wbish will be applied upon most reason.
able tefins.
P-s.-Juppang and Leeohing promptly attended
70. Can be found at all hours OF the day al the Ha.r
Dressing Eoos under the American Hotel and et
night ON sth street French Garden Kill.
nay 2s-ts Z, G. ROEsONi
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LONG RUH.--1hare is now in the Jail
of this city negro woman sbout forty Fl 70 years
old, named Rose, who ia said to be a slave but
who ran away from her owner about 20 years siuco,
and for that period of time has been this section
ofthe State passing as free woman, under the name
OF Matilda Dangerield. Not being able to procure
free papers, she has been imprisoned several times
and sold for Jail fees. She is said to have been
raised by Isaac Butler, of Hanover county, who
sold her to a trader, and from whom she made her
escape, while camping in Chesterfield county,
preparatory to going South. Another servant
recognises the prisoner as playmate, in the days
OF their youth, and knows her to be a slave At
she next term of the Hastings Court the condition
eiths woman will be inquired into, and If she does
not prove her freedom, and no one comes forward
to claim her, we suppose the Court will order her
to be sold into slavery, and the net proceeds
SO over TO the Commonwealth. This is the second
case OF the kind that has been brought to light in
this city within the past six months, and We have
no doubt that there are many other runawsys In
the neighborhood who have heretofore escaped
detection by misrepresenting their true condi-
ton.
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$3.50 KEWARn. -kan away,

about 27tb December, 1858, my boy HENRY.
~ Henry IL about 2l years OF age, rather deli
81. cate in appearance, about feet 9 or 10 inches
in bright mulatto. full head OF hair OF good
address bur rather cIinging when spoken 10. laughs
when talking, fond OF dTess and somewhat OF a
dandy, had small patch of beard on bis chin. He
il also little bowed in the legs, and can read and
write
will give fifty dollars reward If the above negro
is taken ia this State and lodged in Jail where
can get him; and $50 IL taken in any other slave
state will give $3.50 reward If infof nation sut1-
cient for conviction can be given against any white
man " no may have had q hand in getting him on
to free State. -
jaH-ts CHARLES L. HOBS0N..
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The rates West Uf Knoxville Will not go into Of
feet until after the completion of the Cleveland
Branch Railroad, which will be about the Iss OF
April
shippers OF through goods must send duplicate
tickets, giving the marks. weights aud destination
Of goods. Send 10 Coxs Line Of Boats
A LEE on the Dock
N. B Goods from Northern cities shipped through
at reduced rates. A. T. L.
q -
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TEE VIRGINIA RIFLKs, psraded yeEer-
day afternoon, under the command Of Captain
Swar, oman of the Washington Yeagers, and
marched remarkably we'll. They bore their new
and beautiful Gag with them, and to the martial
music of the Armory Band, attracted marked at
fention
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ConHRcrIoN.- Mr.. Haunders' substitute
before tho Council was for the eighteenth section,
and not the entire tax bill, reported By the Fl
nance Committee,
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Loss OF A FRENCH FsIGArE.-The French frigste
La Passe, the dag ship of the French feet in the
Chinese waters, was wrecked on the 9th OF De-
cember, on the Ruggets Islands, at the mouth of
the river Yang-tse-kisug, about 10 miles out from
Shanghai, having on board Admiral Gsuouiliy and
Baron Gr0s, the Frenoh minister to China aud Ja-
pan. All escaped with life, except three seamen.
Baron Gros has reached Hong Kong ami sent up
she frigate Audacieuse, to give assistance.
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Two principal ringiesders In the massacre of
the Christians at Jeddah-tbe chief of the police
and the chief OF the Adramants--had been coD-
demned to DEATH and executed on the 18th
OF January. The Kamalkin and the others accus-
cd, had been sent TO CoDstantinople, where their
fate would be decided upon.
From Jassy there are reports of political
conspiracy, with Russian tendency. 1t had been
frustrated.
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Mrs Stowe will visit Paris in October, intend.
ing, it is sad to place her children at school in
that city
colorcd man named Caesar died at Covington,
La, the Sth of February, at the great age Of
l3S years.
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SERIOUS ACo,pENr.-Un Tuesday last

NEhIVUb dCUIUENI.-Ou 7 USeUftJ ItSt
Mr.. j. b. Duncan, a resident of 18th street, met
with 8 serious accident while hunting robins. lie
had borrowed gun from a friend, aud after get
ting into the woods, loaded it with the usual guam
tity of powder and shot, without knowing that 1t
was already charged. At the first fire the barrel
bursted, cutting eff two fingers of his right hand,
and ipjuring one other badly. As soon as he re-
turned home, Dr.. Jackson was called in and rem
dered the necessary surgical aid.
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BAILED = Henry Voglar, for being
drunk and disorderly In the street, was held tC
bail by the Mayor yesterday.
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THE GREAT PIN ANNIHLLA ATOR
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK STOsf
ACH AND WEAK BOWELS
PREPARED BYA CHEMIST
BOTTLES ~. 25 and so cents and one dollar.
TILE GkEAlEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE
HAhTSHORNE'S CURE-AlL should be kent in
all families in case Of accidents or sudden sick
ss 1t frequently ia less time than reouircs 10
get q PHI ysician.
1t cures pain in any part Of and 10 used
externally and internally.
HARTsHORNE'sCUKE-AL cures Rheumatism,
Neuralgia and Chilssius.
HAkTeHUkNE's UUkE-ALL cures Cramps Collie
Pains in the Stomach or Bowels.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL cures Pains in the
Limbs, Side, Back, Breast, Teeth and Ears.
UARTSH0RNE'j CURE-ALL cures Sprails
Bruises scaids, Burns and Frosted Feet.
HARTSHURNE'S CURE-ALL cures Pains In the
Feet and swelling of the Joints.
HARTSH0RNES CURE-ALL cures Stiff Neck
from Cold, and Ague ia the Breast.
HARTSHORNES CURE ALL is good for Dyspep-
sia, Weak Stomach and Bowels
whenever you have Pain, use the CURE-ALL as
Il acts upon the Nerves. IL les Sinews, Blood and
Bones, aud, by its warming electromagnetic pewer
expels all pain from the system. Get bottle and
try It.
The above medicines 10 be had at all Drug Stores
u Richmond, Norfolk. Petersburg and all towns In
Virginia. nr lh-snn
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JUDas PIfrs is now holding special
term Of tho Circuit Court Of Henrico for Judge
Clopton. The court sits In the State court house.
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|IFtaIE = q Y feNIIIE4Nt =, tVH.NfH UF MIN
AND 73H NTREhI&i
Tenders bs services 10 the citizens nf Richmond and
s-,0iuiug couat;es in his professional capacity
Fra sn cxperi- nee 81 ten years hc feels confident
that he can warrant oil operations. performed by
hiyl H. kiye entire sattstaet etSon. fe l3-lms
e9~GEosGA Is. STEsL, Dentist, Ofhc
sr9 resi6ente No 7sl. on Main, between sth and %
s,resth Rch1cuG Va. mYaA-jY
GsS~ DE-, JoBN h, NALTHALL, (Homeo.
rshst nfers his pro essonal services 20 the iii
gems Of EchIpcud an its vicinity. ofice at his re-
adcuee, on L"lsh str et. two doors from 9Th.
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On Saturday, the 18th instant, q man named
Thornbnrg was fatsiiy stabbed by Robert Rein
hardt, iu Newton, N. G., and died Of the wound on
Sunday.
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POLICE ITFNs-The criminal docket

POLICE ITEMs The criminal docket
of the Mayors Court yesterday, was devoid of in.
terest. James Stevenson, for trespassing on Mr.
Tucker, and being disorderly, was reprimanded
aud discharged william MeGer and Charles
Weld, both strangers, were taken in By the
watchmen, for stealing lumber, but afterwards
discharged. Daniel Ryan, for threatening tn
shoe, Catherine Barns, discharged. Bob
Johnson, slave to Johu Il. Taylor. for keeping a
cook shop, and selling liquor TO be drunk in his
house, was ordered the lash.
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VERY PaETrY.-The gold medal award

FEkf fAETfY.-IH Ne guIu meuaI AW ard
ed to Alex. Hill Co. by the Virginia Mechanics
Institute, for the best specimens of boots and
shoes, for ladies and gentlemen, is neat and well
gotten up, and properly appreciated by the gen.
tlemen who received it, as well as the workmen
who manufactured the goods for which the award
was made. Messrs Hill Co. have some very fine
Partisan work, imported by themselves, but none
that exceeds their own Richmond manufacture.
At the next Fair it is to be hoped that they will
have competitors from all parts Of the State,
In order that strangers may see wkat Virginia
mechanics can do in the boot and shoe line.
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H8~ HoRsoE's HAZE CUTTING, SHAVING
AND sH4MFooINd SALOON, under the American Ho
el-entrance ON llth street.
N. Blot. Cold and Shower BATHS can be had at
all hours. Single Bath rs cents, tickets for
dollar. je8