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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-05-10
GrThe story runs that a geDtlema

G-The story runs that gentleman
living at St. Joseph's Island, out West,
was engaged to be married to pretty
French girl, aud the bans were publish
ed in the Catholic Church on certain
Sunday. The next day Yankee made
a bet Of SlU0, with friend, that he would
marry the girl himself. The money was
placed in the hand Of a third party; the
Yankee then called upon the young lady
aud made the proposition of marriage. =
She told him that her intended had al
ready given her $40 to buy clothes, but
she didn't like him very we'll. At this
her new sutor handed her like am mount,
aud then placing forty dollars more with
it, remarked: There's his forty dollars,
and I'll 60 forty better The young la
dy could not resist any longer, and tax
ing the money. returned the amount Civ
en- ber by her first loser, and married hi.
competitor within an hour, well satisfied
With the bargain. The bet was won, and
in the course of a month the st. Joseph
Islander married the sister Of his first Il
nancee.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-05-10
New Bank.

We learn that some of the citizens of
Bethlehem contemplate establishing a
Uew Bauk in that place, under the free
banking Law passed by the last Legisla.
t1re.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-05-10

s9 As a specimen of the results of po
lygamy, it is related that young Englisl
woman was recently cold to a man il
Salt Lake City for load Of pumpkins,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-05-10
es~Tbe Covode investigating comm

EaT The Covode Investigating commit
tee has made some astounding revelations.
No less than 1925, 900 was found to have
been used to force the Lecompton bill
through Congress. 1t was deposited in
one bank in New York city.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-05-10

The body Of young Sharp, one of the
victims of the steamboat disaster above
Eastou, was found last week about mile
below that place.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-05-10

sgln Leedsville New York, tame
pigeon accompanies two little children to
school regularly.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-05-10

sgA girl twelve years old, landed iD
Detroit, Saturday, who had two separate
noses.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-05-10
Election of County Superintendent.

Election OF County superintendent.
The School Directors of the various
districts of Monroe County, met in Con
vention in the Court House, on Monday
last, for the purpose of electing a County
Superintendent to serve for three years.
ani decide the amount of salary to be
paid to him. 80 Directors present.
The Coavention was organized by elect
ing j. Depuy Labar, of Smithfeld. PreSi-
dent, and Jackson Lantz, of Stroudsburg
Secretary.
The following named persons were
nominated for County Superintendent
Charles S. Detrick II. S. Howell; Ste
pben Holmes, Jr.; Charles Becker; and
Jahn McCarty.
The candidates were invited to address
the Convention. to which they responded
Balotng was then proceeded with which
resulted as follows:
Detrick 40 Becker 10
Howell II Holmes 7
McCarty 2.
No person having a majority an other
ballot was bad, with the following result;
Detrick SO Becker 13
Howell 9 Holmes 7
McCarty l.
Charles S. Detrick having majority
OF the whole number of votes cast, was
BY the President declared elected.
The salary was fixed at S566. An in.
crease of S66 After which the Conven.
ton adjourned.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-05-10

gg' There is young woman living in
Alstead, n H, who weighs oHer 700
pounds, and it takes about twenty yards
of calico for a dress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-06
PIANO FORTES.

xxx HIGH NlOsD PIANO Forts
MI MANufACTORY, AND GENERAL
CAN MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
DuRR RADE, Wareroons 23i, Factory 29J
Broad street. would respectfully invite puuic at
tentlon tn their large assortment OF PIANOS, and
would otter such guarantees as will satisfy the
most fastldious purchaser
Our PIANOS are warranted for five wears Ike pf
IN tune twelve months, and ex chang ed within the
hfst SIX months, they iaii to give entire sa,isfac
ton to the purchaser.
Particular attention is paid to orders from the
country, and persons may safely rely upon the
faithful execution of their orders
Oo ttanos taken IN exchange for new ones.
IA PIANOS hired at low rates.
DCRR L RADF,
de i5-G& cwly Richmond Va
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CHICK PIANOS to he had
MI az N. CARUSlS. Broad street,
fro,
IsssssSl OH: MAN, MAN. THOU ART

cIEiNS OH: MAN, NAN, THOU ART
E4GlS+51r but dust; the feiore why grieye al the
changes of life, for il leaves but a
dfeary waste 10 contemplate upon. So now for so
hioqulZIng.
Mr. EDITOR As | said in my last adver.iseme nj,
hsd heen studying astronomy. of course people
expected Ia near of some great phenomena would
have discovered. but ex,.ml nj ng the eIements
found there Was ny stcry hey oud the comprehen-
SION o! man. ana as mad no desire To build tower
OF Baby Ion, therefore 1 gave 1t out and went to
suildlties. "
am now 81 ~ The ring Ia trade for anything
from the bowels of The earth 10 the moun,ain Ton
So mat puah along keep ine; for 10 Is wiser
man setting Aside HnddfcaDIing. sighing ana vast
IN hic tide, Tor III lie 81 battle these ON.
prevail vino daily march onward and nevsr say
iali. HAt,AN'S J0FN
18th 81. Greek Nation, richmond Va
T. S.-al Promised the pIhllc = romance Of ma,
lie, which viii be forthcoming IA due time
2J--Sn
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WI. IRA SMITHS
"a SOUTHERN CLOTHING Ma'9'A
~ TORY

M tSiAbtlSH r u -. - . ~ 1
Init IRON NO \ II. FikG ~ =
It's Il fact not generally saowl. That es-''rs u
ed my Cloth,nS mauaiactory N ms ~ 49, q
YEARS AGO. and have constantly i"t ..' "a al
cuntlnuee. ~ cut and make larse Fofiel , y.
stock IA Kichinvf,i, as Bupdfeds ol ~, T,oa
viii testify To. and hayius Increased NY sss %
time to time, am Row better pfepNse -. ts,s
orders Tor work III lsrge or smts ea4I 80 -
heretofore and will guarantee ~ isih'sa go. =.
~ low as they can ne had ct Northern a'N'
equal IN sly and material. .sr
Being practical man ~ my puslhess,t ,,ai
sag ef,mbed ta at Ia, baCk rtaao@' - ~. a. as.s
and as good an article lor tAe proc. IS All NV
Nerth or Soulh. =, s,asAt,i
lie, those who wish 70 bald Up rafsy fssssi
manufacturers. patronizs tss e9asS;s9.,s a. jsss.
6rst. and let tam reap The reward the, Tbs
merit Tor past, PrsSeas or taiaft etfuS,s Is 10 ~
is NO HtMBUG, as can pfn's % iSNnsm asfs
herds now in ny employ, ano niaht "a lsDssngssS
teen Tor years. PGtToat-s tue cana =, ~. ass
home, more especially when}ou gah smith.
s'1~'''A"s' "S'' IA Man s!is'"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-06

NH.Ni- WASE AND Hot
~ ING GOODS.-SCHAAP & Co, IMPORTERS
AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
are receiving now. direct from the manufacturers
and from Northern trade sales, most complete
MARE; LOOKING GLASSES; TABLE CUT
LERI; PLATED, BRITANNIA, ALBATA. and
ment of French and German FANCY GOODS and
TOYS, to which we invite the attention of mer-
Grants and the public IN general, feeling confident
call: We epdeavor to maintain our reputation
for selling hargGlns. SCHAAP 4 co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-06

OILS. PAINTS. WINDOW GLASS. AMI
- ARTISTS MATERlALS.-WM SATTLER
CO., No. 1f2 MAIN STREET, Richmond, Va
We have Just completed our Fall Stock of the
above me ntIoned articles, to suit purchasers 20U
enamelled, and colnred Glass: ZOO pure l.nseed
OIL; 500 gallons Boiled Linseed OH; lOO1 gallons
Varnlshes, of every descr ption; l,0fO gallons Spr-
its of Turpentine; 5OO gallons Machine Oil; 1906
lbs. w hite Lead, American and English 6 coo lbs
Zinc. III OIL. American and French 80 bbls Coop
ers' Glue. various grades; Is bbls. Venetian Red
English: ~ bblS kalsomine; 20 bbS. Paris White;
50 bbls Mineral Paint, chocolate and slate color.
In addition to this, we call the attention &c whole
OF Brushes. of every description; CoIoIs ground
In oil OF the most favorite brands Sand PAPER ;
ARTISTS Materials, of every description Mathe
NAUTICAL Instruments; Drawing Paper; American
English and French Drawings; Pencils. Eng
llsh and German; Looking Glass Plates; Picture
Frames and Gilt MouldnS7. rr, ,n On
DKESEKEE THE TEETfi!-MEADE. A
BAKERS "SAPONINE TOOTH POWDER
IS confidently recommended to the public as the
best dentItrce ever made for REMOVING TAR
SERVING and CLEANING THE TEETH, and
purify ing the mouth and breath. 1t has been used
by our own citizens with entire satisfaction, and
Is fully endorsed by our best dentists.
READ THE FOLLOWING:
nave used and prescribed the "SAPONINE
TOOTH POWbER'' of Messrs. Meade & Baker
and IN my opinion no better preparation for the
ends IN view can be compounded
JNo. GEO WAYT, Dentist
Pharmaceutists, is6 Nam street corner
w
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e MATCHhs. JEWELKY, SILVER

* WATCHES. JEWELLERY. SILVER
"a AND PLATED WARES. A. MYERS
&NZ keeps constantly on hand iarpe and com
- piete assortment of the above named ar
iers to his friends and public on the most reason
able terms; He would cali particular attention to
G,s stock OF tine atches, such AS Jules Juraenson
+. IS. Adams Son, Alfred Lavaette, Jules EIne-
~, Henry Reynolds Lemon, Joseph Johnston. John
Cralge- and other celebrated makers. He also
ger Kings, SHIRT Buttons, Diamond Cluster and
Single Stone Breastplns. for gents also, a iarse
assortment of ladies' Carbuncle, Coral, Lava
Cameo and Pearl Sets. Etruscan ana plain gold
Glan Bracelets, Chatham Chains, Neck CHAINS
Sharrls Sleeve Buttons, Shirt Buttons &c.; Silver
Sets, GobIets Pitchers Salt Cellars, Cups bouquet
Holders. Fish Knives and FORKS, Berry Spoons,
AspafasNs Tongs, Ice Tongs.r Silver Spoons and
Forks. fine Silver plated Knives &c.
, Hoping To offer such inducements that cannot
;ail tn please IN price and quality, call is respect
tuii' solicited. s. A. MYERS,
Corner Of Main and Pearl sts
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COM ME RC1AL.
RicNwemA Market,, March 5,


There u still little doing in this market: We
have no chanses to note in euota,ons Of srooeries
o s Il
T1s g Il 3" a.. ,A
r." %s ISi.s o. 'nsSs and I
fsx; iIie,,e, Leaf :. :ss7: good a sses-soms
nSy = 49,. s;s. t k:m.s seiS
6ae At Ss.is. though % IL = fair suotst,on' This
sale not ban: criterion OF ordinary transactions;
w. .'%s;aifi;*f :% still quot: good 70 prime Bed
Ssos,pis limited s and 70 m.9s.s m s9m H." to ~
coKN,-We quote, 1880 cts. per bashel. Tho
OATS-scsroe and in demand At % to Is cts.
BAC0N.-Stoek l,sht. Market steady. We quote
Ham: 70; sussr, cured ~ sisc:; TSdd'a sugar
ea!ed ~ No NE , rss:xss
isAsh cts. Java issis,i oss.: Mocha Is cents
fos esa,ss css. ,a g.
sndPowss5sd eea;. s", es Ex4a
MCLXssES.-New Orleans s. 9 IS cts; Cuba Mus.
eov.dc: IN bbl. sss 3 cts; English Island 1d
WHisKE Richmond Recti6ed 2saesc. Mar
ket little active. Stsarn's Co.'s Old Rye Sl'O
'"0"C CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP.
BEEF.-Demand limited 7 sst" s4-so per cwt..
HoSs-ws quote nomn.lh a. g 50 to s..
SHEEP.-A fair supply, at IS to $50 gross, for
good quality; inferior 81 50 to $3.50 per head
MONEY MATTERs-ExCHANGE
NORTHERN ExcHANsK-On New York and Phila-
delphia y = prem.
Such OF the Stock Bank notes and of the Bank of
the Valley as are not taken by the Banks, are at
discount of "a " cent
The notes Of the Trans Alleshany Bank are Is "
cent discount. Bank of kanawha, no sale.
Nnyfh nd
cent. discount
The notes Of the Bank of Weston and the Bank
of Manassas, Is per CT. dis.
GOLD and SILVER u per cent. prem.
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DENTISTRY.
- = = . =. ~ = ~ '1l-'l-s>,-sa-.l
AR1htltlAl. 'f's'ErI

~ AKTifitIAL TEETK.-.The Cleo
~PlastIc and Vulcante Process.-G. W.
~ JON rs, DENTIST. having the right for the
above mode Of making Teeth, and being satisfied
oi It's absolute superiority over all other methods
can with confidence commend 10 to those des ns
iul or partial sets Of teeth, and especial, such
as noy he dissatisfied with those they are now
usinY, ihe perfect adaptation of the plate to the
ann To insert one or more teeth lcifa0ut clasps
This method having been adopted by those stand
testimonials viii be given and specimens exhibited
to those WISHING to see them. Sets of Teeth on
gold or any other plate wTil of course he made for
those preferring them Filling, Cleanslng TX
tracing, and all other operations gently ana tho
Corinthan Hall No u IL
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A-ee,~t. tUNfN LI<E.-F hh.;;g,tt
E@a-A-<-1TlM 4 WEEk-TCEsDAi''
TIL RSn.YSand SATURDAYS.
Boat TEMPEST: Capt. Taes fgErr.
Boat MERCHANT, Capt. ego. I. LAYSS'
Boat BRISTOL, Capt. Cuss. J. JOHNSON.
Boat J. j. lRBY, Capt. wv; +. CLsvsLAs"
Boat FAME, Capt. WM. H. PsRsoss,
Boat OLIVIA, Capt. J. J. PErSR'- ..,s,.
by careful and experienced Cagiaias, sc
promptly as advertised. The subsefiLet .as.
for pas, tayors, bess q continuance q ,Ae ss.s
At the Shed. Dock st.. in rear OF Old Jas "o's"
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y NO v We beg leave to inform our
removed to our new iron front store, on Governor
street. between Main and Franklin. where we
have largely increased facilities for manuactu ring
all articles in lIe. and Will be able To show the
largest aUd most complete assortment of S rOV ES,
RANGES. FURNACES. BRITANNIA LATED,
JAPANNED, and PLAIN TiNWARE. to lie found
IN any house either North or South. We have also
all kinds. and shall continue to carry on the
PLUMBING. Gas and STEAM FITTING, TIN
and PATENT ROOFING branches of our bust
suring our customers that we have so systemi zed
our business that shall attend to all orders with
prOmptness. Thankful for the very liberal patron
age bestowed on us for many years past, We hope
To receive a continuance Of the same IN our new
house.
PORTABLE GAS WORKS put UP in town and
country. CHARLES d. YALE Il co,
te lin
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..A.'AIIRoADss
&aR % ~ sHfF SSSJITs:,

&aR a ss 1kTif sS!T n: =.
bhnf.NiTvlLLE RAlLROADhhrrGHN6r
,n,en -. Pr and after SiTsChhASGESSsD |,
VII t 1ns a. Ms faI s.a ra..eass,
,H. Leave hiehmond. daily a,a, =, At
ton %1fs Sna s;,I L,nehbufs. Bt'.a,oih for
n .n Junction. and Nsnmn,.thanoosa y. ]
sy'n na and Mobile, Ala And JpNS,s. Tsns y
D"h''''e' va, and 1reenho,o's Ise1t saass.
leave Junction t,nrssvi,S. IA
ana arrive In Rlchmonda, ,Gni daily, A. :.
Leave DanvilIe da,Iy . =. 4, NJ. y" al
" ma f ana arrive 10 Rrchmond J y, spsda,.
snse above trans cnnnSe, r " "si
snnth, SIDE Railroad trains n , .n way. -.
west az me Junction, and w w. tna lrom ~
las; ana hichmond, Fref.~can ,he Vir,@
mnnd. "" from the No. Psta,
NJ Thr"ush Tickets sold and, NJ
Springs. '''"'s' Also. 10 h.. ~,
IA For Through T,cka. VI
non, Apply nj the tlcse, Office a va 'aI,h,r
ia 28-ts Atrv' niehnord 4 .
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.

& REMOVAL, |OVAL-OF THE
~ w Li.-KNOWN BILL BARTHOLO
NJ Il NEW. MATCHMAKER The subscri
public, and his friends IN the country. that he has
RtMOVED next door To Messrs. Kent, Paine Il
los nearly opposite has old stand ON NJ ltn St.,
where he trusts. by strict attention u business,
and desire tn please. that he Will meet with the
same PATRONAGE so literally bestowed on him for
the last fourteen years. My motto still shall be-
- \ hlnE frithOHt td6or.'
Where lives the little BILLY B.
hle on Eleventh street told the ilour
He's gone next door to Kent Il P's--
I'm i'm far sch.
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IICVTE T. anDurx.

HTH PlANOS.-We call the attention of the
M ~, M c,tl f Of Richmond and Virginia.
our flANO fORFES. We have placed the Sc IN
struments with Mr. CARUSl, that their qnalif,es.
n all respects, ;:ay be tested by the side of the
We warrant all our PIANOS. and can show Is
hiah and rs numerous testimonials as any factor,
IN Tue country, ali al which can lie seen at W.
CAkUsI =, on Broad street, 81 door from 9Th
LtGHTE K BRAUPIRY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-06
1870 SPRING SUPPLY. 1870


Main street. offers 10 the city and country msr-
chants the following fresh nj low price goods viz;
5tW drpins Smyrna FIss; 30, boxes Layer Raisns ;
l5O boxes bunch RalsinS; 800 q and /. boxes Raj
SINS; ~ 600 lbs various Kind of Almonds; 10 bags
bass Pecan Nuts; 10 kegs French Prunes; cases
Prunes. IN Jars 200 boxes Oranges and Lemons
to arrive; large quantity OF Preserves, Pickles
Mustard, Sardnes, Olive Oil, Sauces, Claret Vine
and Port Wine, of superior quality Also, daily
manu- featuring IN large quantities my Extra Re
fined Candy, which can he had in any shape color
or variety. Call and examine before purchasing
elseW here at JUAN PIZZINI'S
Wholesale Dealer in Foreign Fruits.
and Extra Refined Candy Manufacturer,
No. lbs Main K Wo
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eosA THE ADAMS. EXPRESS COW

a1EE& PANY. - Mas ST., hs,lns rsslae 't
e. their STEAMSHIP EMPRESS b. y
from NORFOLK. PtTERSBt ~ and aG'
MOND b. Steamers JAMESTOWN and ,Eg9
NOkE. which leave NEW YORK ever p "
NESDAY and SATURDAY. and THENCE ?, a x!d
SURG. SALEM. WY-THEViLLk.and ts gfs,..'
pal places in VIRGINIA and NORTH CAhV-'A'
are now prepared 20 forward. with great dlses.,.'
a5Ie Parcels, Jeweirv. Ac,. 10 the above aaiasl :.
ties, and Ri places on the Seaboard. -
Our Express on the Steamships VIII 10 ~
panied by SPECIAL MESSENGFKs, El' = !.
give their personal attention IN the cnrel9 1-2si
of goods entrusted to the A DAMS EAPRESs wv
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS. IN.
Shippers viii please take netlce tbat rhe.stss y
points IN Virginia and North Carolas VII u 81
sy Steamers. unless otherwise marked.
Fregh, received, on day OF sailing, nnil sg ~
p. NJ. J. l.. McD0NOt 81;
Iant If Ahanu,' / xpless eA
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RICHMOND Am y
u V TR Kali pGaND Va
- 60 ETo PASS FNtGysslSf

p.McI.,I,,,,o@ nOING NORTH NyIJN
Kkkk s.GTHRSiTIG; unIMrpp3RTAyT 70 TsF'.
HECkS.-GkEAT NORTHFRnVSbb IhRy
rylng the great United States NJ n hVy is~i
tSuBday night excepted between D. r. WEE I.
andrla, WASHINGTON. Baltimore, p'es;!tasIs9a4 /,
OK, anq ~ 81 important points We, "a, y
erIcksburs Il Potomac Ralirnad - hotl :.
ever, IS mics. and by spienGiG ana V we s~ I,
steamers thence 10 Washington e fg ,r eoaaa,
miles IN seven hours: being a oo,o>n. ~. z, l.
tectty safe rate of speed. Vsae l,i !,
Hours of departure: 6:1, A, NJ .,a-
BAGGAGE. under charge nf NV snu ~
On ECk ED TIL koCG Il To Wasb,ngitpoc il Ae,
Philadel MA and New York. i-'oh baaa
THROUGH TICKETS can he securea ,,A.
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I IGnI. LIGHT, -BH!LLIANT AND Eco

~ NOMICAL.-vIRGINIA COAL Oil, quality
s. :aoS in III:
OIL ~ will place il At once in favorable contsxst
With say Coal Oil before The public. We keep also
We are agents xrhis OIL has no superior. We offer
these Oils IT the Anufacturers' lOwestDrices.
Orders promptly attended 70.
PUkCELL, tADD 4 CO., Druggists,
Corner Main and Governor streets.
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- RnOTS. S.,oEs. Ac.-rhn

A BOOTS. SHOES. &c.--The a!ten-
HSsN% ton of the public is respectfully asked to
my stock Of Boots and Shoes, consisting of every
variety of style and quality. for Ladies, Gentle
men, Misses. Boys. Children and Servants. I shall
sively as other house in the city every thing IN
my line that may be called for and shall. as have
always done. use none but the best mate rial
that can be procured any where. Persons deslrous
OF purchasing Richmond made Boots and Shoes
at as low prices as such goods can be had for 1t
the establishment, No. IS Main street
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81 TIE sOOFE Nc.

JOHN 6. MCMILLAN,
Who has had twenty five years experience in the
business, IS prepared To put on SLATE ROOFS 0.
every descri p:on and with the best materials, at
short notice. Specimens of his work can be seen
on application and orders left at his Office. on Main
street, near 9th. at the Office of ALBERT l..
" EsI.. Architect, Goddln's Hail. will be promptly
attended 70, no I8--fmr
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VI liz LLTp n "
1S3 Broad street. between 5th an
ii BOOTS AND SHOES MADE.

W TO ORDERING are land <usS
- have been for some time pastl making mea-
sured work to order, and having enlarged our man
t establishment, we have better iacili
ly with everything PeTtainins to the Boot and Shoe
making business. We also make to order, Boots
Boots; plain stitched and channel bottom Boots;
single, double and cork sole Boots. We also make
to order Boots and Shoes tor deform.d feet.
We will undertake to make work of every variety
and style worn BOZ in this country and Europe.
MARCUS HARRIS 4 BRO,
Next to the American Hotel.
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LIFE INSURANCE. &c

=
INSURANCE c s,,vsA - y,vc,v
oos hr.. door E... cu:.o @t noass ans
MAIN s :zs az? ! ss';s;S !sss: Va.
aSs sEIf HsNk e
TABLE T Bit .f!%' A''0' to Guarantee Nh''-
a; W.Iv!ef. sT% Of w Var safk:asis:
W Nm G; cren.haw. firm Of cGens 1,n Z GO:
9: 4: Bsfisdais, fS% Of ws;x,sk BsIisdals.
l.. b. crenshaw. firm Of Haxall. Grenxhav Co.
Iohn /; Bacon. firm e Bacon Is . Bss.sryll
w%. Ha Wsi1ck. rm Of Warwick Bark.dale.
| Jas. Alfred Jones' Attorney at Law.
| &C. Elicit. Builder.
R Nanasr =; a1d
". W. Cfnmp. Attorney At Law
JAS Dunlop s h{T 2f NRSsn%SD' h MSSsp[f f;
o. T. BRKsEE. Secretary. fe l7-lm
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pRoTECr1oN INSURANCE COMPANY
BY q oo y's'"'a i" 1854
HOME OFFICE, ALEXANDRIA. VA:
lnsures on the Cash and Mutual Plan.
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THOS: I: HILL. Treasurer.
WIN. WRIGHT. Secretary.
JAS. L. CLOSE, Actuary and General Agent.
Applications for Insurance granted. and policies
issued and renewed on the most favorable terms,
IN the above Company, at our office.
l.. q. CLOSE,
18th st., Exchange Hotel Building,
DC S-6m Richmond, Va.
EIKE INSURANCE.
MARINE INSURANCE.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSUR
ANCE COMPANY.
IA Office No. l3l Main Street. Richmond. VI
Capital and Surplus. S2sO,oO0
THIS COMPANY has the advantage OF t,cen ty-seren
having enjoy ed the favor Of the public during all
of that period needs no special recommendation to
the citizens of Virginia.
1t effects Fire Insurance in city and county, and
Marine Insurance to all parts of the world.
Its cash capital and surplus AS above, and its
affairs managed prudently, but literally, and ts
rates low rs those OF any other good instltu
ton. DIRECTIONS: !
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Apply to the Fresldent or Secretary, in person or
y letter: w. /. COWARDIN, President.
WIN. WILL1s,JR. Secretary. jeSH