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tenderness for the next two months, which
love alone can furnish. /" 4 a. l,a asl.5 go,
| e How Janet's; heart leaped at the blessed
/, words! That very morning she had an inter
view with her brothers employers. They had
been careless, but unintentionally unkind, and
the girls story enlisted their sympathies
In a day or two George was removed to a
installed herself by his couch bis nurse and
comforter. .> 'fs5F
Three years have passed. The shadows of
the night were dropping already around. Mrs
CLARK sat in her chamber, humming nursery
| tune, to which the cradle kept sort of rhyth-
mic movement. Sometimes she would pause
suddenly, and adjust the snowy blankets
around the cheeks of the little slurnberer, shi-
ming out from their brown curls as red apples
shine amid fading leaves in October orchards
Suddenly the door opened, "Sh-sh," said the
young mother, as she lifted her finger with a
smiling warning, her husband entered
"There's something for you, Mary Itcame
by express this afternoon;" he said the words
in an unaertone, placing small packet in her
lap.
The lady removed the covers with eyes filled
with wonder, while her husband leaned over
her shoulder and waited her movements sl
A white box disclosed itself, and removing
the cover, Mrs Clark described a small, ele-
gantly chased hunting watch. She lifted it
with cry of delighted surprise, and touching
the spring, the case few back, and on the in
side was engraved these words:
e'To Mrs. MARY CLARK In TOKEN OF
THE LIFE SHE SAVED"
go, Edward, it must have come from George
and Janet HILL" exclaimed the lady, and the
quick tears leaped into her eyes. "You know
she's been with him ever since that time, and
she wrote me last spring, that he obtained an
excellent situation as head clerk in the firm.
What an exquisite gift, and how shall value
it. Not simply for itself, either"
"Well, Mary, you were in the right then,
tho. I'm sorry to say, was half vexed with
you for giving up your velvet cloak, and you've
not had one yet"
''No, I've not had one, but I never regretted
it"
She said the words with her eyes fastened
admirably on the beautiful gift.
"Nor I, Mary, for cannot doubt that your
sacrifice bought the young mans life"
90, say those words again, Edward Bless
ed be God for them,' added the lady fervent-'
ly.
The husband drew his arm around his wife,
and murmured reverently.
''Blessed be God, Mary, who put it into your
heart to do this good deed"
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a4ottrp.
D The following beautiful poem is from rensy-
son's new book, 'sThe Kings Idyls."
81 HOW GERAINT MET HIS BRIDE

11S =" - A39~s11A~N = 49, = AAAO >~AS~-@~-~
Then rode Geraint into the castle court,
His charger trampling many prickly star
OF sprouted thistle on the broken stones.
He look ed and saw that all was ruinous
Here stood shattered archway plumed with fern
. And here had fallen great part of a tower,
Whole, like a crag that tumbles from the clih,
And like a crag was gay with wilding Howers
And high above piece of turret stair,
Worn by the feet that now were silent, wound
Bare TO the sun, and nonstrous ivy stems
Claspt the gray walls with hairy fbred arms,
. And sucked the joining of the stones, and looked
2 knot beneath of snakes aloft, grove
And while he waited in the castle court,
The voice of Enid, Yniols daughter, rang
Clear. through the open easement of the Hall,
Singing and as the sweet voice of bird,
Heard by the lander in a lonely isle,
Moves him TO think what kind of bird it is
That sings go delicately clear, and make '.t
Conjecture of the plumage and the form;
So the sweet voice of Enid moved 6 Geraint; -
And made him like a abroad at morn
When first the liquid note beloved of men
8 Comes flying over many windy wave
= To Britain, and in April suddenly
Breaks from coppice gemmed with green and red,
And he suspends his converse with a friend,
Or it may be the labor of his hands,
To think or say There is the nightingale"
So Jared it with Geraint. who thought and said,
..Here, by God s grace is the one voice for me"
1t CHANGED the song that Enid sung was one
OF fortune and her wheel, and Enid sang:
.eTurn. fortune, turn thy wheel and lower the
proud;
Turn thy wild wheel through sunshine, storm and
cloud;
Thy wheel and thee we neither love nor hate.
Turn, fortune, turn thy wheel with emile or
With that wild wheel we go not up down
Our hoard is little but our hearts are great.
4 NO emilia Tho lords NJ rnanv lsnds.
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THE ECHoLERA.-The London Medical Times
in a leading article says:
The cholera is again here, and it has arrived
by the old route from Hamburg. One case
proved fatal last week on board one of the Ham
burg steamers on her passage; another was
sent to the Dreadnought, and died there, also
from asH amburg vessel ;and third died in a
Hamburg vessel on the Thames. DR.. M,Wil-
liam, who is doing duty temporarily for Sir VIM.
Pym, the General of Quaran-
tine has done all that he is empowered to do
by having vessels from Hamburg boarded at
Gravesend, and suspicious cases of all disease
removed to the DreSdnought, or elsewhere
and similar instructions have been sent to our
eastern and northeastern ports; but beyond
this the Privy Council will not act. The mis-
chief is probably done by this time, and we are
not likely to escape an autumn epidemic OF
cholera; but we have strong conviction that
it would be well to keep all vessels arriving in
England from Hamburg, or from any port in
fected with cholera, under observation for at
least three days before admitting their passen-
gers to land in this country. This could lead
to no great inconvenience or loss, and it would
surely be better to err on the side of excessive
caution than of culpable neglect In Hamburg,
from the Oath to 31st July, there were 424
cases, of which 332 were fatal. sas
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A SARcopHAeus FOR HENRY CLAY-A
marble sarcophagus for the remains of Henry
Clay, designed to be placed in the base Of the
monument now being erected to his memory in
Lexington, Kentucky, has boen completed in
Philadelphia 1t is cut out of a solid block of
marble from Montgomery county, and is eight
feet long, three feet wide across the breast,
and two feet six inches high. The form is
that of coffin. the interior being ofa sufficient
size to admit the leaden case containing the
remains. saioaE S19 a'i
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s9-A dancing master was taken up in
Natchez recently for roobing fellow-boarder.
He said he commenced by cheating printer,
and that after that everything rascally seemed
to come easy to him. ys- -. : vss -
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- NoTICE.
T. fL,s CRANE, ND. J. P. cowAN, M D.
= 70 = 80 - = ] =
prs CRANE & CONAN

prs CRANE & C0WAN
"AvING formed copartnership for the purpose
III of pfacticing Medicine and Surgery, in Ash
land county offer their services all who may be
pleased TO give them call. Office opposite the
Town Hall. over the Post-0ffce. where they may be
found at all times when not absent professional
business.
N B. Settlement to be made once year either
by note or cash. Z otf
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nR P. H. CLARK. Physician and Surgeon
II Office three doors West of the Miller House
Special paid to diseases of the Chest well
as al chronic cases.
May 6, 1857. 4etf
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JACOBS d Mcsw EENEY. Attorneys at Law
- Ofiesimuediately opposite the Bank on Main
Street 3ltf
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NO TARY PERLIE

NO TARY PUBLIC.
YlHE undersigned having received the appoint
mems Of Notary Public, will administer er Oaths
take and certify dispositions, Acknowledgements Of
eceds, fowers OF attorney, &c ,Charge reasonable
Office in the Recorders Office G. JOHNSTON.
January rs, 1883 s4tf
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CMTH, d IoHNsToN. Attorney AT Law. will at
- tend to all business entrusted their care, in
Ashland and adjoining counties 49, ast
III Office over the Bank. June 2, 1s5e.-!2tf
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XUILLIAM RALSToE, JeweIer and Silver
w Smith, few doors of the McNulty
House, Ashland Ohio Gold and Steel Pens and a
choice variety ofJewelry Kept constantly on hand
Highest price paid for old Gold and Silver Re
pairing done to ord r, reasonable terms-satis-
faction warranted
February 4. 4.IS57. 34tf
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4 LIGHTNING SHOOTING Orr a GUN-The
San Antonio (Texas) Herozd says = .AsisH
About two weeks ago three gentlemen IivinS
on the Hondo went out hunting horses Their
names we're Joseph McMaster and two sbroths
ers by the name of MeCombs., When. about
fifteen miles from home, and all ofthem squat
ted watching mustangs, q flash of lightnini!
struck them, and shot off one of their gunss-L
The lightning stunned the whole of them SCI
verely, SO that it is not known how long they
remained insensible When the two McConba
came to their senses, Mc1Iaster was SO badly
burned that they left him for dead and went
home for relief. The neighbors went for Me-
Master next morning, and found him still alive
bat horribly burnt. He was taken hon : and
lived some twelve days, when he expired sSs
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~ !. JENNY, Attorney at Law, has open
Il ed an Office the firsi door West of Post Office
onsecond floor where he will be appy see his old
friends aud such others as may wish to engage his
professional services April 20 1S5s.-4Gtf
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> 4 have just returned from visit to my West
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ENUEToN d McCoMBS Attorn,ye and Conn
4 sellors at Law, Ashland, Ohio Office in the
Bank building. over the Hardwarc Store,
:Feb.4, 1851. 94tf
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W. OSBORN & A. L. CURTIS have formed
w. partnership in the practice Of Law. and will
attend business in their prof ssion in Ashland and
adjoining counties. Office in the building heretofore
occupied by W. Osborn, or Church Street. -s'
Ashland. Nj arch 9. IS!i9 39tf
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IA. Persons Afflicted with the Fever and

HA. Persons Afflicted with the Fever and
Ague should not spare either time, trouble or ex
pense to procure DR.. HOSTETTER'S CELE-
DRAFTED BITTERS, whose benehcent effects up
on the human system has been clearly proved to
those who have been stricken down in a short space
of time by this dreadful curse, whose cheeks are
wan and meas re, and whose nights sleepless
and restless, and whose eyes are dim and sunken,
with death staring them the face, this compound
must prove a blessing snatching them, as it were,
fran the very mouth OF the grave. None can know
its true value until they have tested it, When all
others have failed these Btters have restored the
the Western and Southern parts should introduce
them to all families.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally. every
where.
nA See advertisement in another column.
an lin
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a Artificial Teeth-Thr CheoDlast,c rse5

m.
M. Artificial Teeth-The Cheopna .',rcbased
eEss-G. w. JONES. DESTissd .s s node Of makins
TEETH, and after rsns and tsSt ia taisa ' IS en-
IN snfisfed Of its absolute saper9ry oo w
gold, silver ard patina ne,hod s1 bo may desire u
or partial sets Of teeth and espsctany -
.nor ne d,ssg,, med ruth those taeg are 10Y assti
not e rooass all OF The objections to the gold
ae e and the teeth bens
ys ddad in the metal. the Jo0d ~ exc .uded from
u,.der or between them they are, et.s
seanence of the perfect adaptation OF tne p,a.e 10
The month and the suction there by secureo, no can
.ie ~ ,ars teath ,rfthout clasps and IN all
eases guarantee perfect and satisfactory a d m5
e5 Nv those standing highest IN the profession;
North and South. testimonials Will De sven anu
specimens exhibited to ang who may desire 20 see
them The Old plates al those wisning TO e4chahge
the old method for the Eew MI! r se Laken pa
pay. VIII. of course maze Eel Oh Iho oso
mode for those who may prefer II.
Filling thoroughly. ANA henty done anu teeth Ok
,ractad Nv e,eetrjcity for those who wish it.
ONCE opposite Cernthian Han. ia Gy
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ma The Great virginia Remedy, and nc

ma The Great virginia Remedy, and no
U@SrrG-PETERS' lNFALLIBLE REMEDY
EASES-Thls great American remedy, contain
ing no Mercurisl or Balsamic properties, eaees
rative restorative, and renovatins powers; and
the medical world are astonished when told that
the above remedy will cure the above diseases, and
tions of the facts. But the proprietor, who has
known of the remedy for twenty odd years, has
restored to perfect health, and all other cases of
shorter duration, to be restored, without single
exception, and therefore challenges. any case of
GonorrhPa which the remedy will not cure pro-
vded the directions are carried out with prudence
on the part Of the patient; and any one purchasing
half dozen bottles. and using accordingly, III his
or her case, he guarantees a perfect cure; and in
case of failure, will furnish additional medicine,
free OF charge, to complete the cure, through his
agents and a cure will be effected without incon-
venience to the patient. Sold by
APPERSON K DUPUY, Druggists,
Agents for the city Of Richmond,
an 3-6mt No. 20l, Broad street.
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EPALDING'S
sPALDING'S
4QaEMARY AND CASTOR OIL
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR OIL
ROSEMARY AND CASTOR or,

w a
s:a 0;T enc ssa a sa. IT, a sh
G s t. all "a Diseases # ha Ss
f ~ IT, eaters At ssnun.
i 81 Is no s sSsI
z =; $asS II. ss,s ss. .s.a
RUPTURECIRE;nFOR FIVE DOLLARS
can now Be had for only Ave dollars. Every medi-
noances il. superior TO ali others ii desired, we
viii cheerfully refer to any Of the very numerous
ss ss's ss sssa ss X
e. e. shoad procure they being % durable and
IL s ss sas We y E XII :s' o. as Truss
Ar scs the Kruas, or information il ad
No. II Main street, Richmond. Va.
fsssone not knowing u.s. can send their money To
am MERCHANT or friend in this city.
sxkEks and LIS fsf 3 Hs. JoHs sNRE
49, ...--------------- my9-ly
A s SdiIH9GIE =, ix RsEMEDY.-MRs. DAVIS,
and SoE + ,hf s ss' ssss
smcnnond and lts vicinity for the psst fifteen nr
ssa c :fS Ia, ss s s5ssss
,olus,sril, given BY Rev. nj. Wies in isss: ~A
.as,nas Mrs. p s e soas EIiagp
ssd he ss
very bad have used i also in cases 81 Cold an
Sspps hss. Sen and q f:s hs
tnls pseparaticn 40 An excellent medicine and IN
ns'sdsEsns no family ought TO be without il. -
f s.ss e =. ~ Church. South on the csroia.
8cs s.ls b Mrs. A. B. p4x. Fisher Winston,
al ssesss . B i. Y; fR sSss1s fsoi
ssss = Is aSsR. !. Il. oasrs ne
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80 CHINA, GLASS AND EAp r..E.,
WUWARE. At REDUCED PE1GEsnEN
OUT purpose on the first Of January ne II. t -
k.a.s remove 70 ono Of the new iron front ware a.
witl yaew OF reducing our stock, to avoid the M
ccssi,s 81 mnying IL We shall from this time MA
ces. We have many lots Of esir ahle GOODS snnis
~ 70 The ssles Of City and Country Merchants
close them Honsekeepers win Ind Il 10 thslr irs
SEQ. j. SUMNER & CO.
NW-lR No, 70 PUari street,
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IA. How to Cure all Pain and Bowe CONF
rLAINTs.-For Pain in the Bowels, Stomach. Sides,
Limbs Back, Rheumatism. Neuralgia Sore Throat,
Stiff Neck, Sprains or Bruises use HARRIS
HORNE'S CURE-ALL. 1t acts upon the nerves.
bones, snews blood and muscles, annihilatlng all
pain like magic! Bottles IL, Is and so cents
If you suffer with Cholera, Diarrh9a, Looseness
Of the Bowels, er summer Complaint, use H ARTS-
HORNE'S CARMINAFIVE BALSAM. 1t gives
instant relief. Bottles Is cents.
The Cure-All cures all pam. The Carminative
Balsam cures all bowel complaints. rs cents bot
tie.
Sold by all Druggists in Richmond, Petersburg
and Norfolk. jy 12-21am
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MEDICINES. &c.

II
DIR. EOOFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL,
Tas kysaf standard medicines Of The present age,
hare acquired hefr great popularity only Through
years Of fytak Urb0aHisd saff Sfaetion rendered
BY them IN all cases. and ths people hare pronounced
them tsorthy.
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUN-
DICE, DEBILITY OF THE NERVOUS
SYSTEM, DISEASES OF
THE KIDNEYS,
aRd all diseases artstag from dtsordeYed licey OF
trsdkHess Of the stomach and digestire organs,
sgs.sdl!g and permanently cured ~ the GERMAN
e lis B1IsAMIC COR DIAL has acquired a repr-
tation surpasstns that Of any similar preparation
srtaEs. II nil cure, WITHOUT FAIL, the most Sc
COUGH, COLD, or HOARsENESS, BRON-
EIIITIS, INFL UENZA, GROUP, PNEU-
MONA, fNCIPIENTCONS UMPTION,
eed has performed tas most astonishing cures ecer
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION:
A few doses tctH also az once cheek and ehys fhs
most ssrsrs DIARRHCRA proeeedias from COLD IL
TIE BOWLS.
IAese msdiciaes are prepared w Dr., C. M. JACK
soN & Co., No. AS Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa.
osd sold BY druggists and dealers in medicines
srsypchsre at 70 cents bottle. The signature Of
c. N. JACKSON Eiu be on the outside Urdppsr Of
sdeA bottle.
ln fAs Ainawae published annually BY the pro-
grsstoYs called EvRRyBoDy's ALMANAC, you riH
Had tssstrlony and eona,nsHdat0ry notices from all
parts Of the country. These Ainsnnaes are siren
PURCELL, LADD q, CO, Agents.
je ll-d&cwly Richmond, Va.
CpATnING,x
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81 CHEAP FURNITURE-AtI

3 CHEAP FUR MIXTURE Eat Z.
W GATHkIiHT'S. Governor street.--COT-
LII TAGE SUITS, Of Imitation Rosewood,
go Mahogany, Walnut and Oak; also, OF go
$is to ss TETEzA TEfEs. from sss % as I
ROB RoBES from SO to s7s, JENNY LIND BED
STEADs. from g e $B Marbe-top TABLES,
TO 600 pcr dozen. ROCKERS, from 81 to S2S'-.
And every article of FURNITURE ri the lowest
price, ROC CASH. Call and sec for yourselves.
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ma The Southern Savings Bank receives
deposits which interest is paid at the rate
of six per cent. per annum If remaining de-
post six months, and five per cent for shorter
periods.
OFFIcsRs-Joel B. Watkins of Watkins 4 FIcx-
len. President; r. B. Price, Treasurer; w A.
Jenkins, Secretary.
DIREcToRs.-J. B. Watkins, George I. Herring,
2. I. Moore, r. c. Howe. John F. Regnault, P. B.
Price, ". A. jenkins, VIM. Ira Smith, ]. B. Fer
Office at P. B. Prices Office, next door below
Kent, Paine Co., Main ST. jy 2-dlm
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All ZJ-ZaWts UIce, DaseHfeht MttrUpoIItah Han.
- CHICK AAOMINV EARMIN JAMES
~ RAILROAD LANDS FOR SALE o,

f5zf RAILKVAD LANDS FON SALE On
Ee LONG CREDIT, AND AT LOW RATE
.A.& OF fNTEREST.-The Hannibal and st. yo-
seph Railroad Company having over 600 &C RES
was granted, by Act OF Congress, to aid in the con
struction of their Road offer the principal portion
thereof for sale, on the most liberal terms.
The greater part OF these Lands are within six,
and all within fifteen, miles of the Railroad, which
is completed and open for throughout its
entire length, t206 miles, and runs through
try which is unsurpassed by any in the saubrity of
its climate, the fertility of It's SOIL and the extent
of its mineral resources.
For further information, apply at the Land Office
of the Company, or address, by letter,
JOSIAH HUNT,
Land Commissioner H. & st. Jo r. r.
HANNIBAL, Mo-. June Ith, 1859.
iy 9l-G&w4m"
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Office of the New York and Virginia Steamsh I
Company. I.UDLAM K PLEASANTS, Ag'ts
srah EXCURSION TICKETS For
NEW YoRK.-oNLY SIS THsI

ED.-ExcursIon Tickets will Be issued, ri
the untlersygned for the steamers JAMESTOWN
and ROANOKE, between Richmond and New Yon
fer SIS the round trip, and no charge for Meals
These Tickets will be rood 10y either of the steam
ers. They will not be transferable, nor will any re
for the round trip.
The Tickets will be good to return by either q
the steamers until the LIST of October next, thus
lowing those seeking business o: pleasure, or Dois
ample time for sojourpins.
LUDLAM WATSON,
Office OUDusfte Steamafa' Wharyes.
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DISSOI.UTIONS, &c.

NOTICE.--The firm of LEA. & SATTER-
~ WHITE is dissolved by mutual consent. from
August LIST, 1889. and MIR. J. W. SATTERWHITR
is authorized to settle up the concern.
WIN. A. LEA.
All lT-2wt WM Il. SAInrERWEITE
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IN" HUGH nj. HUTCHINSON,

scTiber otIersfor sale, privately, his FARM,
. called " ChlsSiek,' situated ~ miles west of
are lbs acres of Land including a large and excel
lent meadow. 0ne-third is under cultivation and
IN good heart The Whole is Enclosed and divided
into fields.
Tbeimprovementsc consist of an exceIlent one and
hall story framed House, with brick basement
with good barn, corn house, smoke house, Kitchen
ce-house, &C., &c. The orchards are extensive
and fruit choice. The health of the place is pro-
verbally good
Persons interested are invited to call and exam
inc the premises for themselves.
Also, two good COWS for sale
iy S-2mH GEO. a. EYAIT,
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m Kidney and Bladder Corn ints.-T
newest and most important discovery for Kidney.
Bladder Complaints, Urinary DISTINCTIONS, Leucor-
rohcra or Whites, Sexual Weaknesses, Physical
Prostitution and Debility Of either sex, is HARRIS
H0RNEfS BUCHU COMPOUND.
Persons who have been unable to walk have soon
been relieved by this wonderful COMPOUND. 1t is
prepared by a Chemist, aad is pronounced by medl
cal and those who have used it, to be the hest
BUCHu COMPOUND in the world. Large bottles,
ST. small bottles 80 cents. A fresh supply Just
eeived by FISHER X WINSTON. Drug gists,
je Ism Main street, Richmond.
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LExANDER MOTT,
n AUCTTONEER AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
Will attend regularly to the sales of HORSES,
MULES, WAGONS. &c. st the Horse Lot, every
SATURDAY MORNING, at 10 o'clock.
Stock intended for sale viii please be entered be-
fore the morning of the sale. .f
RRIDGFORD l. CO., General Commission and
- Forwarding Merchants, on the Dock, Richmond,
Va. d. B. BRIDGFORp.
FRANKLIN MATTHEW'S,
N. TINSLEY PATE.
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FURNITURE.

%u FURNITURE REPAIRED, AND
VANISHED AND REPACKED.-The
subscriber begs leave to inform tbs pub
EA= lie that he still continues to repair and
rs-varnish Furniture, at his old stand
On Franklin street. opposite METROPOLITAN Hail.
can be given that all work in his line viii be
faithfully executed. -
N. B-Furnltnre will 10 repaired and Vanished
At private residenoes either In town or country, If
required. JOHN DAVIS, -
jy Tin Franklin IT.. Metropolitan Hall
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IN N0TICE.-The subscribers would

IN NOTfCE.-The subscribers would 80
Wmost respectfully invite the attention y
~ of their friends, custome and the pubic gem
orally. to their Spring supply Of Ladies' Gentle
mems, Boys, Misses and Childrens BOOTS and
SHOES, Of all the latest styes, and OF the best
quality, both of our own manufacture and OF the
best Philadelphia and Eastern work. All of the
above were purchased in person by of the firm,
with particular attention being paid to the retail
department All of which will he sold low for cash,
ALEX. HILL Il CO.,
No. 1T Main street, Richmond, Va.
p. s. Ladies', Gentemen's, Boys, Misses and
Chiidrens BOOTS and SHOES, made to order. as
usual, by fly Il-tsl A. III. & CO.