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WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.

~ WATCHES, JEWELRY. SILVER
"a AND PLATED WARES. A. MfERS
GN9 keeps constantly on hand a large and COM
49, plete assortment of the above named ar
tces, embracing all the latest styles. which ne OIL
able terms He would call particular attention to
his stock of fine Watches. such as Jules Iurgenson
~. Henry Reynolds Lemon, Joseph Johnston, John
Craige, and other celebrated makers. He also
keeps large assortment of rich Diamond Set Fin;
Single Stone Breastpins. for gents also, a large
assortment of ladies' Carbuncle, Coral. Lava,
Cameo and Pearl Sets, Etruscan and pain gold
Chain Bracelets Chatham Chains, Neck CHAINS
Charms. Sleeve Buttons, shirt Buttons. NC; Silver
Holders, Fish Knives and Forhs, Berry Spoons,
Asparagus TONES Ice Tongs. Silver Spoons and
Forks. fine Silver plated knives &c.
fail to please in price and quality, call respect
fully solicited -. A. MY ERS,
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IS r:v ssc Ss as sslss sss ton Rs
mond, or deliveredin hal. ,cu,e 4 = Av1On.
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Crow assn on ths icxss "a w sad
Re dGus: fSs disss's sioas kidS%oad WI
q: :sSss fsyi:s; s 1: 7 ''''sfs
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Ell ssIf R RGiecsRA,x s JAMES, BkANeH!,s S spd
= .Scas e ::s sass: a ssS sSos
age; blact With scar On r., Is.r ar a.
a aested n his several certificates Of biz
s e e. S sssa ana Sf vs.
MsIi sfs Finn sway, or b win b Tsh sScOfd
in (. & las J..or cA...sr.S Z c e1sAv v.
- 0a5 REWARD. = The above reward
@ e saS Z n Yss seS s
LINZ Georss B. Hsrxood. q Richmond. 70
slender s II form. low forehead. brown skin. speak:
work in : tobacco factory. When last heard from
he was on canal boat. going toHards hynShhshurs.
Admir- OF Sam'l peasants, decd.
Rapid Ann Station, Culpeper Go. l-s
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DRUMMERs DRUMMED OUT-A special tele
graphic dispatch from Washington 10 the Bos
TON TravellsH states that thirty-two gentle
men, agents or New York and Boston house
had arrived there from The South, and repor
the feeling of indignation SO great agains
Northerners, that they were compelled to re-
turn and abandon their business.
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LAST OF THE DuTToN CHILpREN.-Little
Dolly Dutton died at Brooklyn, n. Y, on
Thursday. She was in her usual health the
evening of her death, and entertained a large
audience; but after dancing she complained OF
being uweii, when she was taken to a hotel,
where she died in few hours. She is the last
of the famous button children whose public
exhibition ELECTED much comment.
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A SAD ACCIDENT occurred in Albany, below
Brownsville, Pa, recently. A horse attached
TO water sled, took fright, and wheeling sud
denly around, the water cask flew off. 1t
whirled over once or twice, and struck little
boy standing by tree, crossing his head
against the tree, and killing the little fellow
almost instantly. He was the SON of Mr.. Ro
Campbell. of Albany.
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A REPENTANT SPIRUALIST.-The Springfield
Republican relates that a Wilbraham woman
who believed in spiritualism aud woman S
rights, rugged herself out in Boomer costume
abont year ago, and left her husband Tor
parts unknown; but last week she returned a
penitent and altered woman, having changed
her uncouth garments for those more befitling
TO her sex.
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SUICIDE AT PITTsBUKG.-Rl bert f. Kits,
aged 81 years, committed suicide at the Man.
sion House, in Pittsburg, on Wednesday even
ing, by shooung himself through the heart
with a pistol 1t appears that he arrived the
previous evening from Cincinnati, and in a
few hours female acquaintance arrived from
the same city. They took different rooms al
the Mansion House. The name of the female
is Annie Wagner a native of Baltimore
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Posr-OFFICE AFFAIRS.-The office at New
Kent G. II New Kent county, Va, is re-es-
tabiished, and VIM. Christian appointed post
muster. Appoin,ments-J. q. McCue post
master at Alton, Nelson county, Va, vice ID.
Hansbrongh, resigned; Austin b. Smith, post
master at X ,s..dale, Russell couLIy, Va, vice
John w. Lsmpkin, resigned Robert w. Har-
man postmaster at Clear Fork, Tazewell
county, Va. vice Nancy J. Diles, resigned.
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PTANO STORE, No. as BRoAp 5

IS PIANO STORE, No: zl8 BRoAp ST.,
MI opposite Breeder 4 Fox's Dry Goods
from persons visiting the city in want of PIANOS,
or other MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. He keeps
CONSTANTLY on hand a lareo assortment of 6ne In
struments. selected by himself with special care
Having been many Years in the trade, and being
Piano, he possesses peculiar advantages. and neve!
sells an Instrument which he cannot recommeno
Sons. Of New York, whose instruments are well
known throughout the country, and also keeps an
assortment OF fhe Instruments made 10y w. knabS
known manufacturers. Those who wish to buy
viii consult their interests by visiting the estab
ment Of E.MAYR, No. 2l8 Broad st.,
Cpposite Breeden & Fox.
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MARRIAGE OF CousINs-The Governor of
Kentucky, in his annual message, discusses at
some length the lamentable effect OF the inter-
marriage of cousins, which subject comes up
in connection with his views touching the asy
lums for the insane and idiotic. He says that
from Is to % per cent of these unfortunates
are the offspring of such marriages, and re-
commends an act of the Legislature rendering
these unions illegal.
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HOxIcIDE-In Wyoming county, Va, late
~, Alex. Gibson was Killed by Rees +. Lusk
They had quarrel about some cattle, when
Lusk shot Gibson in the breast killing him in.
SANITY. Lusk gave himself up.
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FIRE NEAR FREDERICKsBURG.-The dwell
ang OF Mr.. Henry Jett, in Spottsylvania conn-
", Va, was consumed by fire last Saturday
week together with lot OF corn, stored in the
upper part Of the building.
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SENTENCED TO THE CHAIN GANG.-De Mar.
bats, whose conduct at Cincinnati has made
MIN famous, has been sentenced TO the chain
gang for two months for swlndiing q man out
Ut ~, not S25O as al first charged
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7 OCKsMITHING, BELL H ANGING.
Il SILVER PLATING, &c.-The subscriber has
has laid in large supply of materials, of the best
quality, used in LOCKSMITHING, BELL HANG
lie attention to his business. He has employ ed the
hest workmen to be had, and is prepared to make
to order every kind Of Lock, to HANG BELLS in the
best manner, and to do Silver Plating IN style not
to be surpassed by any establishmen in this coun-
try. All his work is warranted, or no sale.
After an experience of many years in this city,
and an acquaintance with the best Lock makers in
this country, he hatters himself that he can give
satisfaction, both as to workmanship and prices,
and therefore, ssolcits orders from town and coun
try, which will meet with prompt attention.
Persons wishing to have Locks MADE OR REPAIR
FD BELLS HUNG in any style, or SILVER PLATING
executed in superior manner, are invited to call
at his establishment, 10th street, three doors
south OF Main, where they will be attended to at
the shortest notice.
Orders from distance, sent through the Post
0fhce, will be Immediately filled; and Bell Hanging
done in any part of the country at CITY prices.
Address VIM. w. SNEAD,
Silver Platter, Locksmth and Bell Hanger,
&c l7-d3m 10th street, Richmond, Va.
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DEAD--EdwardS st. Georee Cooke died at the
Vineyard, in Clarke county, Va. on the LIST OF
December, from disease of the heart. Deceased
was . son OF the late John X. Cooke Esq, and
q brother Of the novelist, John Esten Cooke
Esq. He was in the 9th year Of his age
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AN ESSIGY of Gov. Wise was found suspen-
Geo the other day upon the premises OF DEM
ocrat in Reading, Mass Tie proprietor was
very indignant, aud having discovered the
perpetrators, will prosecute Them for tres
pass.
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ASTING OF CoNscIENcR.-Hon. Howell Cobb,
Secretary of the Treasury, has received the
following, dated Jersey City, N. j., Decem-
Der S, 1882
Dea- Sir enclose twelve hundred dollars,
which desire to restore, that may be happy.
If the correspondent of the New York Tribune
were to notice the affair, it would give me the
salts fac ton of knowing the money had been
received
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AARaTfNNfE!RsHuP.-rhes Sndsrsisned have
- entered into a CO-PARTNERSHfP, dating
from this date, under the name ana Sly le of HAk-
RIS & HOLMA for carving on the GENERAL
COMMISSION and FORWARDING BUSINESS,
of ali COUNTRY PRODUCE. and the forwarding
Of Goods and MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
Thev are located at the same business house re-
Gently occupied by Harris & Moore, On the Basin
0'AA' D''"e John a; HARRIS,
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HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, &c.

- NOTICE TO LADIES AND
II GENTLEMEN.-W We have Just received
and opened another case of Ladies' and Gentle
mems Caters and Boots. imported direct ~ our
selves from Paris. Also-Materia!s lOr the manu-
facture Of Ladies' and Gentiemen's Gaiters; Boots
and Shoes, Of every description, and oil quality Tar
superior to any made 81 the North -
ALEXANDER HILL CO.,
Importers and Manufacturers Of
Boots and Shoes, No. III lain street,
Richmond Virgiuia.
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New sTOCk OF FRESH GOODS Al

y GREaT Ere REptcTIoHs From EokMER
IMfS Or . SI HOUSE, 5sIse,
Fso k % Ss5ssf 81 Pss
f Tackle. &c'ke. Cats Revoivers in any guam
tity and on the most favorable terms.
This csrtihes that at the sixth annual exhibition
f The nea sssss
sTTHER%SzSs6 Of Rsh%aPd VA iG F,s gyms
BEN PKRLKY PooRE. soo'y.
NOTICE. 1.-The undersigned beg leave to IN
~ the Tad Fl III EEK hass
PRoVisI0N STORE. on 18Th street, wallace
sons old stand 3 and name an e II IF, Psrt-
s h nfds. new new BsItimore BREAST BACON.
10 hhds. Western and Baltimore SIDES;
hn as. W STTN aGd RrE@fEe SHOULDERS
kegs fhGes Ssfhep En- Gades BUTTER
s sSas. and s:ys Nj %ou tbf CANDLES
And Pine 6ns stock Of WIN iiGS Els and LIoU
:, We offer the above on as reasonable terms as
18th st., Wallace Sons old stand.
HEADQUARTERS KICHMOND-MADE
and strangers visiting the city, will find By calling
ment OF CLOTHfNti' Of his own manufacture. as
low as the same qualit, and workmanship can be
had of Northern manufacturers He has been
manufacturing the larger portion Of his work here
for the past ten years and can assure his custom
ers that they shall have Richmond made Clnthing
that shall compare in every respect with North
ern work they are now purchasing, as ne - CON
nnd a. snas IN ca IT., 70 - the Union
''NAN vs. ~" % =" ""' wy r. a. SPENCE,
CIotbier and Merchant Tailor,
No. III. corner Of Main and 18th SITS.
:. :. :. :. . . . : !, !, = q ECTST a
NO Tit MEM1ERS De "A = LE ~ r 0L ~,
TUB E:.DARRACOTV, HAh e r. q ~ ~.
hers Of the rsinia Legislature TO their arse and
superior stock Of READI-MADE CLOTHING,
manufactured by them especially for their retail
trade and thew promise to sell as low az the same
quality Of Goods can be bought anywhere. Call
and look for yourselves. at
DARRACOTT, HARRIS l. co.'s,
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IMPORTANT Srrr.-.A suit has been COM
menced In the u. s. Circuit Court at New
York, by Adams Express Company, to recover
. package of $1,000 from former agent or re-
ceiver of theirs At Montgomery, Ala, consigned
to Messrs Hail. Moses & Co, of Columbus.
Georgia The name Of the alleged defaulting
agent is Nathan Marency. It is charged that
the plaintiff fraudulently neglected to deliver
the package, but converted its contents TO ms
Individual use. Most of the testimony against
him has been obtained on commission. Inn
por,ant principles Of law are involved in the
case.
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SOUTH CARoLIHA.--In the South Carolina
House of Representatives, on the sth inst, the
Committee on Federal Relations offered q ma
iority and a minority report. The majority
stand on the ordinance of 1852, seeking CO.
operation. They make common cause with
Virginia, and recommend the appropriation of
contingent fluid in the hands Of the Execu-
tive.
The minority assert that South Carolina
will aid Southern States in or out of the
Union. and recommend that the military fund
be increased.
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HOTELS, &c.
ExCHANGE HOTEL AND

Il BALLARD HOUSE.
In presenting this card to the public, We return
many cordial thanks to our generous patrons for
the Kindness we has g received at their hands and
nope that the NEW ORDER OF AFFAIRS. to ee
initiated Sept. /. 1859, will receive the same en-
,oura- ement that our previous efforts and labors
70 accommodate guests have met with.
hIessrs. JOHN z. and THOMAS z. BALLARD
are now the Propretors of the Establishment,
md each one pledges himself to do what the com
fort convenience and requirements OF their guests
demand. .
We desire to keep and maintain, what our Ii
eense calls for, a FIRST CLASS HOTEL, and we
promise to use renewed exertions to render the es
adjustment as comfortable possible. With po-
lite agents and ready, prompt aud attentive ser
wants, we shall endeavor to afford complete salts
faction to the travelling public.
N. B.-A previous card, long since published TO
counterfeit the influence of a baseiess rumcr, Is
sufficient proof that our establishment has never
been closed, and that, since its publication, we
have been better condition to entertain visitors
than heretofore. all rumors as to closure, or in
tended closure, we desire our friends to notice as
false. land strangers intending to visit us, as wllfui
misrepresentation. Sc Its
THE TUNSTALL HOUSE.
/ CRAGHEAD STREET,
DANvILLE, VIRGINIA.
With new furniture. and newly repaired, we as
sure visitors that efforts will be spared to promote
their comfort. and we respectfully solicit trial.
The TUNSTALL HOUSE is also the STAGE
OFFICE, and our omnibusses Will always be lE
readiness to carry passengers te and from the
Depot. A.G MALIERS.(
feu-lyd W. T. SIMMONS
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VIM, SATTLER CO.,
w IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
OILS, PAINTS, VARNISHES AND WINDOW
GLASS.
BRUsHES...We received by the late steamer q
arge supply of Painters and Artists Brushes, of
superior quality, to which call the attention of
our customers.
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a CAKU.- q
Sl4LIo DENTISTS,
OYvIcH No. ~ MAlNef.
R-N.HUDEON will attend personally ut the of4ee
untif3 p. NJ. r. DAWSON may b found therea
all times. - 1-Sm
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- 20. 5EIhha uaaEon pKnrrsr

H1lT - GUH0EON DENTI8T,
once % Main, beloW Pearl stfsst, next
door to r. Horton Keaeh's trimming store. and two
dosre shove Messrs. ThOs. n. PEioe Co.'s Dry
Goods store.
The subscriber. having removed to the shove
hOuse, would b pleased to Gee these with wh01l,e
ratiOns TO servo the puUiic generally. All opes9-
1ons performed n the mcst@pprovsd and scae 1tlnc
style known to the Professions, and atl work dose
BY him warranted to give sstisfaction. lOcD-ly
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A VIRGINIA REMEDY.-MRS DAVIS
dies for COUGHS and COLDS, has been in use in
twenty years, and has always proved efhcacious In
Coughs and Colds. The following certificate was
voluntarily given by Rey. Mr.: Wiies IN iSea: ,e.I
Mr., c. C. WALrER-Dear Sir: take pleasure in
informing you that " Mrs. DAVIS Cough Elixir"
ste dsngbte a when n she had the Whooping Cough
very bad. have used it also in cases of Colds, at
tended with severe coughin and In every case the
this preparation as an excellent medicine. and in
my judgment no family ought to be without Ut T.
Pastor Of the N. E: Church, South, on the Caroline
For sale by Mrs A. B. DAVIS, Fisher L Winston,
BHs oaeEsr and dS chss. 8. Yale. Richmond w
% UPTURE CURED FOR FIVE DOLLARS
II DIR. SHERMAN'S great radical Cure Truss
can now be had for only Ave dollars. Every medi-
nounces it superior to ali others. II desired we
will cheerfully refer to any of the very numerous
persons who have been thoroughly cured BY this
the cheapest IN the end. We will send this Truss
to any part OF the country by Express or mail.
''''' No. II Main street, richmond, Va.
mot u.s. og their TO
The Truss can be had also at Me ssrs MEADES
BAKERS and MILLSPAUGH&JO HNSToN.s
Druggists. my9-ly
~! vices to the public in the treatmentof all secret
branch gives Dr.: P claim t9 public faySraoficss
third house below Trinity Church, same side. Al
FRsSP n5P' IsopgR1y 81
cnes sent to order. All commr ulca:ions by letter
or otherwise promptly attende, to- Richmond. va
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- I'LL T s:sE = "
I'm Is f1s5st m 81 ISof0 f4ee6 9ieAees slespss.
g. A'5si = M n ~ s.llssa
. fkoSS viskIne e - tne4a. ests e Tessh. q
tSses rrSJsgrinx 4i6lR. Fillin6, CIeanslng, Rx-
trs9finS ead at o}ker operations gently su0 tho
Cnsynfkian Hall - no 5I-ly
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-. 49, ----%-
Aitbunln gispatft,
,.-.s.s 1880. : .rssrssrssa DEC. " iess.
: 49, r. : ~ = : - : /.
DEC. II ieN.
lfoNDAY MORNING

,tr,sAss rsr tscynssos Or k ass sgossi
~ = ~ Kes,tucky Legislature, takes
.ssse around - hs .nas
sssssnssr sbe would riot coneede She VIII keep
her pIsseMt sse.as apsn tue slavery a"esu .s'a
80 win keen the fAlsh and stand BY ne sett,c
So shc iaws. the Constttatfon, ana ne
S.srss. She viii stand by the rereai o. sne
Sissnmr3 restrictions she will stand oy the III.
Ina viii alwaya deuounce the doctrines OF tue
slsnnhllcau party, ard the Invasion at Harper
Ferry. and ever Be found IN defense 2, ,, sue
be recon mends q tax on pedlars, law 20
prevent free celored persons from coming into
Eentucky from other States. and an appropria-
ZION 10 enable that sort Of population % emi.
crate, not again to resarn; reorgaai z 9. o.
the militia iAurgentiy recommended themes.
eaee closes with 4 glowing eulogy on the
Union Of the States, and the expression OF the
- rneet hope thai we s.may do nothing to wea-
hen, bat every hing to strengthen the i.ga, ga,
meats that bind US together rs nation, AUG
may Cscd etilt continue to protect us as eq ua,s,
~ friends rs brethren. and as patrols Ia wy
republic As It's, deeply devoted TO It's cohuhu-
nnce.o
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NEW BUTTER, LARD AND CHEESE
~ sTOREINe; %. MAIN ST;-Ths sqbscri1ber
stock Of fresh o angs County ard State BuTTER
LARD. CHEESE, WHEAT and BgGKMHIEi1As5T
FhaYe o RRAANS .sd enmt5RRHb EE F6RT
CLEARS. SOAP, STARCH. 60, 8es e. u. IS
The above articles are I'll sent here ana eold %
Cain. a o-tsl E. HALLOcK, Aren't
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GREAT BARGAINS! soos,
A large lot of fine Ivory. Bone. Ebony,. Horn,
Cocoa and Wood Handle TABLE KNIVES and
The ahove being siishtiy damaged in manufactur-
ing will be retailed very cheap. BOARDING houses,
families re-, in want will do well TO call soon. Ap
NJOTICF.-I have this day appointed GEORGE
FARMING and g HARDENING BUSINESS. In the
county of Hanover, to raise wheat, corn. tobacco,
chase and raise horses, mules, cattle. hogs, and
sheep, and all kinds Of poultry, and to sell the same
upon such terms as he, my said agent may deem
proper but all of his purchases must he made for
CASH mo l9-lmA1 JNO. E. CROSLEY.
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= NOTICE.--I have detarmInad TO close. out
u nv present stock Of HATS. CARS, and Ladies'
~FURS. To do so, shall from this day offer
everything in my line much below the regular
Lrices. Persons in want of HATS, CAPS. or La
to give me = call before purchasing elsewheIs.-
Call at 2U7 Broad st. WHIT. MOOME.
p S.-Al the late styles of HATS, CAPS and
Ladies' FURS, just received. too numerogs to
mention. VIM. 7. MOORE.
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A DoY SHOOTS HIS rArHER.-The Nashville
Gazette gives the particulars Oh aeceT ~ nr
Al man named Isngster accompanied his wife
an 4 visit "a neigibor's, leaving at home their
SON, a boy Of II years Of age, to take charge OF
,rs,hsr ard father returned and Mr.. Langster
rugrrs,ed to his wife, that for sport and to
test the courage of the boy, he would stealthiiy
annroach the house aad knock for admittance.
He did so, and the boy inquired who was
there hut received no answer, The lad then
got down his fathers double barrelled shot
gun. and coming outside the house again
asked who IL was that knocked. Receiving no
answer, he raised the gun and fired, lodging a
large number of buck shot in the body of his
father and producing wounds which, IL Is sup
posed will result in his death.
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a RNALLY GOOD sHOEs-.NEV

<8STOCK.-.We are making, and have just
received this day by steamer, another supply Of
nailed, which we can recommend TO wear we'll
We warrant them to be superior 70 any in Rich
Brogans, whole cut, not seam sides. Farmers who
buy them say they last twelve months without
any mending. Also, Boys and Wonen's Shoes of
the best qualities Weinvite all want of the best
Shoes or Boots to give us call
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JAMES ID. BROWNIES
Al ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.

q ORNAMENTAL IKUN WUKkS,
9th street, next to the Mechanics Institute.
IRON Ratings. ERANDAHS, BALC0-
YES. CHAIRS. SETTLES, &C.; also, Grating,
IRON WORK for ornamental and building pur-
poses, manufactured at snort notice.
o. Particular attention given TO enclosing Burial
Lnts in the city and country.
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A, NOTICE TO STRANGERS VISIT
MING RICHMOND.-We would most respect
fully cali the attention Of strangers and others
visiting R.chnonds to call and exsml9s our as
L fJ!sEc RRPET-BxGS, &C.. before purchasing,
a. they viii find large assortment TO- select from.
ALEX. HILL & CO.,
No Main m RichmOud. Va.