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OcwNMlTiItNG. BELL HANGING,

| DG~NNiIHSAG. HE'LL I'll q G.,
u Sil.NER PLATING. &c.-The subscriber has
Just retained from The Northern cities here he
has laid in large supply of materials, of the best
quality. used In l.OCkSAIThfNt. BELL HANG
ING. SILVER PLATING, etc, ana inv ties pub
lie attention tn his busiusEs lie has empips ed the
hest wuI krGen IT, lie had. and is prepared to make
20 order every kind ef loca. 90 HANG BeLIs in tbs
best manner and to do Silver Plating n . SITS not
10 be surpassed 10y ans establishment in this eoua-
try. All his work rs arr9ntcd, or no safe
Alter an experience ot many He9Is IN this city.
and acquaintance with the best Lock makers in
thts country, h. Matters hImseltthat he ean give
satisfaction, both as tn Workmanship and prices,
and therefore soiiclts orders from town TDd cnun-
try, which will meet with PROMPT attention.
Persons wishing 10 have I4ocES NJ nE or REPAIR
I'd, BEILs HUNG IN say sty lie, or SILVER J. LATIAt
executed in superior manner, invited 80 cali
at his estallIshue Mt. on 10Th street, three doors
south Of Main. where they VIII rs attended 10 at
the shortest notIce.
Orders from distance sent throu the Post
Office, will be immediately filed. ana Bell Hanging
done in any part OF the country a. city prices.
Address WM. ", SNtAD,
Silver Platter, Locksmifh and Bail u&Gser,
oc II d3m 10th street, Richmcrd, Va.
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Enrnrcan Affnirs.

wA<RiNaroN. Oct. 2s.--heiiable advises, re-
,.',ci bcr,, from Euyope, sta.e that the En-
,,er.r Of Russia, in ordering his Ambassadors
Al The European capitals 10 meet him at " ar
sou desires 70 hear from them the condition
80 the different Coun tries 10 which they are
accredited The various European sovereigns
are alarmed w3th apprekensious Of a general
WAY. growing cut Of the Italian question.
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YILLAIHoCs ATTgHPT.-A dispatch from
Cameron, on the Baltimore Ind Ohio Railroad.
states that On Tuesday 4 crUss-tie was laid
across the railroad track. about two miles
west Of that station, by man named Jacob
HoTner. The express ga. was at that momen I
due At that point. Il. A. French. engineman.
saw Horner place the tie on the track and
jumped from his engine and .rrested him. He
was sent to M0undyIle Jail. The train pass
ed over in safety.
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THE STUDENTS AND THE INvAsIoN.-A let
ter says that when the Harper's Ferry news
WINS received at the University of Virginia q
large body of students had determined to go
armed 10 the Ferry. The next day dispatches
came stating that the instruction had been
suppressed. This laudable desire to assist was
not confined 10 the Eirginians, but manifested
by students of distant States to the number
OF loo or 200.
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TIE WoXgy AND SHARr's RIrLEs.-Miss
Lucy Meyers. is years of age. took III frs /
prize for the best rifle shot at a target in Hart
ford, Conn. last week Lucy does up Sharp's
rife cartridges in the factory OF Mr.. Chadwick
az TO many other girls, and all contended in
the match. a cameo set, pin. and earrings
were awarded TO Lucy. and afterward she and
her friends had Jolly supper, which wa. pro-
yided by Chadwick.
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DUBIIc SALE OF 0NE THousa

DUBLlC SALE or GNE THOUSAND
: ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND IN CHAS
CITY CO. ON THE SWtNEYARD's ROAD,
WITHIN THREE MI LES OF WILLC0XiS AND
SWINEYARD'S LANDING. on JAMES RIVER
AT AUCTI0N.-At the request Of the owners
will sell at public auction, on TUESDAY, the Sth
ot November. at u O'clock. upon the premises, (
fair 4 not the next fir day thereaiferJ that
valuable TRACT OF Ian D. situated as described
above. containing Thousand acres. adioinns
the lands OF u G. " addell, John l.. Walker, Jas
Hubbard and others.
The greater portion of il is in woods and IT'S
proximity to the public landings on James river
renders this land very Valuable as waod can be tie
hvered Mt the landing. only three D,les distant AT
very remunerative prizes. Il Is believed that the
wood on the land, when.deiyered will pay Ter It.
There is a sutfrlency OF cleared land for a per
son eesinnIng TO farm. which produces we'll of the
usual crops. The improvements consist of a
Framed Dwelling, with the usual Ont Ru idnss.
all built within few ears The location is health,
and society good, and very convenient to churches
and mills: ANY farther information can he had
upon application To- tho SUBS sriber and the land
shown to any person wishing 10 purchase bY Mr..
John Hamhiet, who lives on the land. The land
will he divided to suit purchasers.
Terms liberal, and made known on day of sale.
RO. Il. LYME. Auct..
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From Montreal, {. Z.

MONTREAL. Oct. 27.-At the stecple chase
Yesterday the Hunt cup was won by Bru-
nellie.
The English Cricketers arrived here from
Rochester last evening, and Will sail on Sat
urday In the North HTiIon.
The weather Is clear and cold, the thermom-
eter marking ~ deg.
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rcTsoN.-w AR. wARl,-Flv
"A THOUSAND MEN.-Cau az 81 Main street,
late Store OF Voc lie 4 Wedemeyer. Jewellers -
VIII be sold every day and eveuing. this week,
Gold and Silver Watches. Plated Ware, Table
and Pocket Cutlery, Ivory Handle knives Sill
ver-Flated Spoons and Forks, Cake Baskets, Cas-
tors, and large assortment of Jewelfy and
Fancy Goods. Gents FuInishns Goods, CisaTs,
&c &c for ons week only. Every article war
ranted IS represented Goods at private sale. dur
IN the day. !. IL, DIGGES, Anet.
Jos. SNOW, Salesman. oc al-ts
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NAhUARLE PERSoNAL pR0pFRTY

Y 1 z Z 2 = J. PE.R n 7 II pKtpNRTY
FOR SALE AT ACCTInN..on MONDAY.
~ my plantation, t''Sherwood,''l six miles from
Richmond. on the Manchester Turnpike. viii
s sci The t0Tq4 aEtiees to nit NY crops Of
clover HAY. various plantation UTENSILS, in
Gliding portable Thrcshinz Machine in good
order, with separator attached; several W7Eous.
three of which are IN excellent repair; stock of
Il OF $ aud c o ~ 8. aad q pair Of fine. large
MULES. Also, my HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
including two Pianos, enc OF which is nearly new,
and in excellent order.
Although my plantation is yet fov sale privately,
the above mentoned artic win be sold positively
the above da1 if fair; If not. the next fair day
Sunday eXcepted.
TERMS-At sale
Sale conducted by GoDDIN & APPER sox, Auct'rs.
nc ltd CHASriAN COOKE.
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BY Goddin & Apperson, Aucrs.

VERY DESIRABLE AND CONVE
! IENTLY LOCATED RESIDENCE, on THE
CORNER OF CLAY AND 5TH STREETS, FOR
SALE At AUCTlON.-W III he sold on TUES
DAY afternoon. the FIRST OF November. 1889 on
the premises, at o clock the lar~e and desiFabig
located BRICK DWELLING, at the corner of
CLAY and 5tn streets, now IN the occupancy OF Mr..
B Ha sci. at the annual rent OF SiG0. The Lot has
front % Si}5 feet and n depth If ll59s feet to
alley 10 feet wide. The dwelling has about 10 rooms
ana is finished from cellar to sarret. There is in
the yard new brick kitchen coal house &e. Tho
premises are in good order, having been thorough
Is repaired n few wears %.
TRRMs.-One fifth cash; balance at 4, 3, IL and Is
months for ne4 otia5c notes interest added, Sc
cared by trust deed. or title retained.
&C % G0DDIN u APPEbS0N, Auet's.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-George II. Wyatt, we'll
known actor and theatrical manager, died at
Waterbury, Mass, on Monday evening. lie
was playing in the second act of 'Uncle
Toms CABIN when he was taken with a
ralpitation of the heart, and upon being re-
moved TO the Scoyille House, died an hour at
Ierrard
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ONE of Dabolrs air whistles has been put on
the New London Lighthouse. 1t is blown by
condensed air instead of by steam. An Erics-
son caioric engine works the apparatus
Bias Is are given by the whistle four times a
minute in foggy weather, at an expense for
fuel OF one cent per hour.
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ToRnNTo, c. ". Oct. 29.-The International
Bank Of Toronto. suspended yesterday,
The Colonial Bank. an institution of SINH
lar character, l. undergoing = great run to-
day. The doors are be>eiged ny thousands OF
excited dau0sitors
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=7Ss-srz
FUTURE DAYS.
~ James M. Taylor & Son. Aucf's.


VERY yALUABLE REAL ESTATE Avn
~ .PykRsse4Ad AZ. PROPERTY. CONSIST ING OF
FAhMINdf i PPERR f fNT eifs, Au ccTTfi5S
VIII sell ct the Pals Plantation on James River.
IN the county Of Chesterteid opposite city Of Rie-
mond, on TUESDAY. the stlf day Of December
anae q tie REAL so A. To-, q s ss
estate, containing 3ff1s acres Of valuable LAND.
as follows: lo5 acres of hiehiS Improved farming
Land, lying about the centre fthe farm; $50 acres
- woods Tying on the Petersburg Railroad. within
ton of which is heavily wooded: also, valuable
w hart Property. IyIrg on Iane< River, extendfug
from the terminus of the DanvIiie Railroad to the
town oil Manchester, upon which there are several
sites particularly adapted for warehouses and man
atacturing establishments
And ~ IL O'Clock NJ. of the SAM f. DAY. will be
soid htty. valuable SERVANTS, consisting OF
Inys. Girls Men, Women and Children.
6ents four superior VI ilsCH COW Of the most
u aWr stock; "a yauns CATTLE; yoke oil
o,mES, and about so HOGS.
Twenty four young ard well broke MULES, SUI
reIior animals; HORSES &c.
canslstIng IN part OF a Portable ThreshIng Ma
cafns. = Rsapers, Q Drills, L Cod CTusher. * c..
W agons, Carts, aud Gear.
,ap93ut Iq9 barrels of Corr. a large quantity
cpncks. Focdsr, and Straw. and large quantity
OF Tall and winter Vegetables.
II ERGS OF SALE az follows: For the real estate
NJ SUMS OF S5 TOO End under. ene-thrd cash: fhe
aiance az l. 2 and years: for all sums of SIS 900
and ,ears: Tor all sums over $40 CaD -fourth
cash; the balance at !, q g. A. and 5 tear the pnr-
ehaSgTs 10 execute negotiable notes with interest
added, payable sem-annuay and secured nv trnEt
property. sums of Sl00 and under cash: over 8 ion
mont $ credit for approved nerotiahe notes
with interest added; SAM,I MARX,
Executor If Jos. Mark. deed.
t. N X mat
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THE DEFALCATIoH IN BosToN.-The Boston
Courier gives r rumor that The defalcation in
the Savings Bank in that city will reach $40,
Goo or $50 coo. instead of $4,000.
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< III HORSES 7, NILES, cows, AMI
ny Ajax. Nott. Auci.


n = z Q 4 VUUKFst
RIES. GOWN be sod ar auction. ~ my
DAY MORNING. zati inst. commencinr AZ 10
o'clock, a lot of new ard second hand FURNI-
TURE. Aiso. STOVES.
DRY G0ODS.-Ssvsrai invoices Dry Goods
Coats Pants. Vests. Nett Shirts. DRIVERS and
laek cts Cloths, Csssmeres. Hosiery. Gloves, Com
forts, Shoes. n c., &C.
GROCERIES : Soar. Candies, whissey, Brandy.
Smoking and Manufactured Tehscco C,aars. No
oc q ALIEN. NOff Auct
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Marine Disaster in toe Bay of At. Lawrence

NaSgoN Oct 27.--The schooner Pacific, o.
S1uG port, Maine, lying al anchor al Magret
Istag l. IN ske bay of 81, Lawrence, Got adTif
IN a gale. and run a!oul oi SD unknown
schooner
Roth vessels were sunk, and all on board
persisted. Thirteen dead ouo'cs have Heated
g4h1ra
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tN$PBt ION Wy esAsSb5 ~ 4 3 q IL ..
COMMONWEALTH ATTORNEYS LEGAL
OPISION.-I am of Qpinion that the duty of in
spectng Butter and Lard under the Inspection
law, which is sold III the city. offered for sale,
does not depend upon its being "Qter,d'' for in
spectlon. in ether words, 1t does not pend
the option of the whether II shall BE- offered
for inspection nOt-pTCr9sd he Ss!!S a OF 0BerS
it for sale the city, and the tabs, frkiHS. kegs
barrels exceed in weight 80 pounds each. The
q sec, CHI s. of the Ccde it is true, speaks of the
article being "ofsy,d' for Inspection; but the same
expression is used in providing for the Inspection
Of fouT and other articles, which, II IS conceded,
must lie inspected, il exported put on hoard Of
any vessel for Iportatlon. Indeed, the same sec
ton (42dl provides penalty IN each case. 1t pro-
vidss that any person shall export -four, or put
il on board vessel for expectation without prevl
Gus inspection. or shall export, or attempt TO e1-
port II. shall SetE or dteRpt to sell any fish &c.
= BUTTER or LARD,in the cities, KS. 1ctth0ut the
hdciHg BEEN inspected as rtqHired by tar, he
shall forfeit dollars for each barrel cask, box
bag so exported. offered for ,ale, ard by sec 40,
all infractons of the law must be reported by the
Inspector to the Attorney for the Commonwealth.
1t is thus plain that every tub, rk!n, leg bar
rel OF Butter lard, exceeding in Wsight so
pounds, must be red for inspection" to the In
speCtnr before IL can be sold IN the city.
oc 27-2w r. L. DANIEL.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
By j. III. IpigQes, Auct.


DE EMpTORY SALE OF FIVE IN
- P0RTED WINES. Liquors. FRENCH
S sn, HHupi!ALs, FANCY BRANDT s; scHEIDAM
scn " ABslNTHE. &e.-MoNnAY. Oct 81,
e ~ A. NJ, nt auction house of ]. H. DfGGES,
Nam street No. IS The attendance of vine mel.
chants hotel proprietors. tavern eepers confee-
tioners and private individuals is solicited, the ar
ticles being Of the finest quality and remaining
comprising
Several cases st, Julien MEDoc, FIRST quality,
genuine brand
Several cases cHATEAux MARGEAUx, extra
genuine brand
Several cases HUNGARIAN WINE. finest imported.
several eases Extract d'ABSINTHE, finest Inn
ported. -
Several esses Aromatic sCHEIDAM sCHNAPs,
finest imported.
Several cases FRENCH CoRDIALs, ROSE, AN
NiSETTE and NOYEAIf
several cases assorted Cognac BRANDIES, Cher
~. Ginger, Blackberry and Lavender
Several kegs BLACKBERRY COGNAC.
Several keFs LAVENDER cOGNAC.
several ,demHohns of fine LIQUORS. and COR
gal demiiohns. charged 75c.; gal do SOC.
yaI kegs 7se.; 10 gal. 81 90; cases 25c
rious brands. T. H DIii{.ES
oc 29-2t luct
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BY A. ID. Williams, Auctr.

sE,RUSTEE,s SALE OF REAI. ESTATE
IL IN SYDNEY, AT AUCTION.-By virtue of a
wife, to the subscriber, dated 18th March 1885, and
recorded in Henrico County Court Office, being
thereto requested. viii sell, on MONDAY 3lst
October, at i1a O'Clock T. Nj, upon the premises.
the property conveyed by SAID deed, to wit: p LOT
OF ground in the town of SYDNEY. on the south side
Of Eimwood street. near Walnut street, fronting
IS feet inches, and running back ~ feet inches.
to an alley 20 feet wide adjoining the residence of
the late John Via.
The deed requires sale for cash, but an arrange
ment may be made to allow credit on portion of
the purchase money.
A. D. WILLIAMS Trustee
The above sale will be made ut the risk and costs
of JOHN t HOWELL, vino purchased the said
real estate at auction, at sale made by me as
Trustee, on 18th October, 1859. and has failed to
comply with to terms OF the sale
oc IS A. D. W. Trustee.
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BY Thos. w. keesee, Anct..
(Ofilce corner 18th and Cary streets.l

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
! AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, At ,AUC-
Ti0N-By virtue OF deed ot trust. executed tn tho
UNDERSIGNED lfrustpel BY WilltaIa Baton and wife,
dated the fth das of March, 1858 aEd ot record in
the Clerks Ciice of the Hastings Court OF the
city OF Richmond NJ the request Of the beneficiary
IN SAID deed, shalt proceed 10 sell, on MONDAY,
the j1st day of Oct, 1889 HCng at II o'clock
at the residence of said VIA. Sutton, 5Jh street
next to st. James Church, the following property.
Furniture. 2 doZ large Arm chairs, | doz com
mon Chairs. / laFEe Cnokina Stove, the Bar ano
lXtufes, Decantors Glasses, &c; larse ard 3
small Tables; Bagatelie Board. Balls and Cues:
feu-Fin Alleys. with tho peces sary Bills aud
Pins also, all the KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Pictures &c, now in the possession of said Bat
ton. his residence. With man4 other articles too
numerous To mention IL THIS advertisement.
TERM5.--Cash. VIM. HANCOCK, Trustee
Sale conducted by Taos. W. KgEsEs, Auct
"a
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COMMISSIONER, sSsLEnFvALuaRI.
- BEAX Err DAM LAMP IN GQOCHLAN q
ERTY trHfREoNN COMBS & o IS XXI
Young AND Likely SLAEES. HORSES.
kfTctEk FtRNiTURE, ts.sisiaoap 10 sf a.
cree OF the Circuit Court OF Gooehiant county, IN
ct az rendered at the September ferH, 1850 the
undersi ned, az c9mmiEs ner viii sell az rublo
THURSDAY. the 10Th day Of November. 1859
nj FAIR # net the next far dug ihereei.er t9e
owned by the late j. T A. Martin, and on which he
resided at the time Of his death Il contains rs
a Ga te jam aud chas
d ed and situated on the Bower Dam CreeA.-
There about lot acres OF arst rate los sropuds
and 30 orr anal -loHth. heavily tinibered.
The budns consist 81 t@e-s.ofy Hwe'llnz
baceo Houses, and other b;din 5 usual IN sach
farm. The situation sas beautiful aaa hca til as
any in the county II IS about four miles from the
James River ard Kauawha Canal, avs miles from
the Court House one mile from the contemplated
line of the straight shoot railroad iroui Richmond
g Charlottesville, ard Is Hiiles from the eitg OF
rgaMs.- Cash for so much as will be Sufficient to
pay the expresses of the slle and the COSTS Of the
suit. aud the balance on 4 credit Of |, 2 5 and
years. the credit lnstahsants 90 bear interest from
chaser to i've bonds with good personsl security
Tor the deterfed payments, and the title 20 be re-
taiaed until The further order ef the Court.
Capt. VIM. NJ Mayo, tue manager. tgiil show il
to those disposed tn purchase. and they wKite
TO me, at Nebraska Fosl-0Gce Appomattox COM
moGd JAM rs T.. ROBERTSON,
special Commissioner.
ALSO-Ten young and likely SLAS ES--ylz:
Five men, two women two giIls and one boy. and
all the personal property thereon. all be sold after
the sale ot the land, cons STING ofyainsble HORSES
and III Ul,ES. ensbrac.ng two vers fine thorough
bred brood mares. in fsa ,s telegraph" one OF
them his race mare, ..luiia Todd, - and d yesrling
colt out OF her. by Red Eye" pronounced by good
Judges the finest colt thes ever saw; Cows, Calves
Tor Rnggy all the Farming siaslene ats end cIcps
of Tobacco, form, Oats. nal. Straw, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, &c. The stock are OF the
most Improved blood.
TEKss For the personal property. Except the
slaves. tor whens cash Will 10 reqatFed.l tof ali
sans under SEA, cash: over that aaesin f Lontas
credit, for bonds with approved secssrIfs
The foregoing saias will teke place p0sitisssy
JAMES e. ROBERTSON.
Admir- of j. Il. a. Martin, and
Adm'sd de honis OF John Martin, deed.
&C 4-dAewtds
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INTENDING TO LEAVE THE CITY.
offer for sale MY Horses, Wa ons, Sc. &C., viz;
fine GREY HORSE. ) years old.
4 fine SURREI. do, 6 co. and very semitic.
One EXPRESS WAGON, with top sin le and
double. Northern make, ard good rs new.
ONE-HORSE WAGON. 4 two-seat Tor BUG
GY. one single and double HARNESS. A STA
BE Lot, known rs Whites Cooper chop, with
SHED, STABLE and fXtur6s.
TERMs--Liberal. Aruly IA
J. WfLBACHER. 18th ST..
Between AaiH aeG Cary.
have also on hand weii arscted STOCK or
CIGARS. and small lots oil " III rs. nil OF which
AN wiling TO dispose of at p sacrifice.
or HO--2y
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BLossoMs-A pear tree from which every
leaf had falien was covered with full clusters
OF white blossoms, III Ashland, Mass the ear
" part of the present month.
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By j. ia. Disges. Aaef.

At THE HORSE LOT near tho Central De.
n pot. AZ 10 o clock, this SATURDAY morning,
will be Sold HORSES. MULES. COWS. &c.
Also two tine GOLD WATCHES and thTea Sill
YER, !. III. DItIG kS.
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TItLL DE sOLB, AZ store IS Main ST.. three
W doors below l4th street Tor one week, isrge
and valuable stock OF Watches. Jewery and Fancy
Goods direct from the manufacturers. viZ; bra rs
carat God Watches and fine Geld Jeweisy. The
sock comprises some very fine snods-hetter than
usually sold at auetion-and every article wlll 10
warranted represented or sale. and sold with
out reserve to the highest bidder. Come one, come
all. J. II. DiGGES, kuct.
ID. T. B0oTH. Salesman. IS
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[ HEWtNG TOBAtG0.-We have now in
~ store Apsicot, Sultana and Pride OF Louisa,
natural Leaf, light pressed Tobaceos. Also, In
aispensable, Oronoko. Lone Star. and other choice
brands. L. JOHNSTON BRO, Druggists.
pLKE AND RELIABLE MEDICINES,
: selected expressly for family and country ply
kicians' use, for sale by
LAiDLEY Il ROBINSON,
Pharmaceutical Chemists, 9Th and Franklin sts.
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~ AlUSiCAE.-MONS.E +. GRENIER begs
sg1yto inform his friends and the public of Rich
SSIS" mond, that he has re'urned to the city, and
proposes TO resume his professional duties which
at enc time he abandoned in consequence of his
appointment as II. B. NJ. Acting Consul of Vir-
GINA.
lie Il give instructions on the PIANO and in
SINGING.
He will also take q limited number Of pupils for
instruction in the FRENCH LANGUAGE. Be
lnk a native of France. and speaking the I'm llsh
languas e as correctly and fluent native, he
possesses the obvious ADVANTAGE of being enabled
~ plain comprehensyely the idiomatc relations
of tbs two languages
N. BIS AGENT for the sale of PIANOS from the
celebrated firm OF ERAkD PLEYgL, OF Paris,
France.
Will select Pianos from al makers In the United
States. Address Post Office, Richmond. To
oc 26-dlw j.. GRENIER.
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ID EH0VAI. The subscriber, in retHrEins his
Al thanks To his fpffaer patrons and Igends Tor
the mant fayors heretofore bestowed IN hiai wnud
respectpus iniorm them ead tha puhe genefaif
that Ia consequences of the late Gre at sac corner
nt lttb auf ranslin STREETS he hos famoyrd hIs
HOUSE AMI SIiN PAINTING EST AHLtSH-
NJ ENf to No. BASE VI T. u T. Il BALLARD
HOUSE. fand next 70 the Va. csntrai AzfscnitHTAl
society oihee where csil frum the pubic az
large is respectfully solicited.
JAS. NJ. CARTER.
No. J. Basement Ballard HeExs.
2. Two or three GOOD Journey psen PAINT
Frs wanted Immediately % t-1n.
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EARTHQUAKE NOTICE.

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L N. q. WHITMAN, !. o. s. NJ.
BRAND CUTTER,
Hereby gives notice to his old patrons and public
generally, shat should they need BRANDS Tor To-
bacco Boxes, Hos sheads, Bags, Barrels, Machine
~ or Linen, they would do we'll to either give hlm
a cali or drop line; ne having carried ON this
business for the last fifteen years this city. con-
sequently fatters himself he can please the most
fastidobs.
No punches used. but really engraved, by which
means you get tree-saaped letter and the metal
not strained, ard matter Of course the Brand
more durable. He does not pretend to work for
nothing and find himself bat viii charge a fair
price and warrant satisfaction in all cases-he not
having had single brand thrown on his hands for
fifteen wears.
BRANnS. either on Metal or Bristol Board, OF
all sizes and designs; also ALPHABEIS and
FIGURES MADE to order.
VI. g. WHITMAN.
Columbian Hotel Building, shockoe slip,
Oe 1I-3m Richmond. Va,