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WA. IRA SMITHS
SOUTHERN CLOTHING MANtfA"
TORY,
ESTABLISHED IN lyV.

~AT &c ION u,
Il is : fac. not Generally Known TN, r,t'TTs III
YEARS AGO and have constantly inf. sha1Y.,
continued TO cut and make \ lara portion o.
stock in RickM. nj, AS i,nIdfcds 81 IN, css'emN.
y litestiiy Ia. and hsvigs increased nv iores.nv,
time 10 time, am now better prepared " req.
orders for work in large or small qasnti,.ss ~
he retof"re. and will guarantee To furnlsa tneihi.s
as lor a. they ear he had Of No''hsrh ho1's'''~
equal IN style aud material.
Being u practical man AZ my business lAa
iHg climbed ~ az sks back trsadon, orsf "Nm
shcskdsss,,l fatter my seif that can slyen ms..
snd - sood an article Tor the price, ~ sa' ~
Let those who wish IN build up parely soa'hei,
manufacturers patToniss tao o!dsstaa!tsAsah s."
fyst, and let tAsm reap the reward the, ~rraas
merit Tor past: present OF FUTURE services h9
rs NO HCMBCG, A. can prove b, fam lsiS%
hAT d. now in my employ and man, %! them =
ieea for years. Patronixs the mdnslssts'"s
a aS%:, %sr cost s:e'e''l'' va'SwiSS We AZ q sSrfu:,
ma Man street
oxc,psx4 OM: Man. MAN. Tfoe as
&Eaz lut dust; therefore, WAY sftsse :" =,
A-Ax~ changes Of lilo, Tor IT lesses -
d.esry waste 70 contemplate UPON. 80 nov
MK. En- rnx A. I said in my last. adysriiss@ss.,
I had been study ing assfcpaas, cf eourss go
= expected tn hear cf some great phenninsna az
esys d,seovsred. bot 10 ssnm,n ,us ~, ne ssSpfsssa.
si.sa II miSa. and ~ l had no desire 20 tui,a % \,
81; RsteIoa. the sfcsA i EAys 1t sss sso
/ anu new siiil il TIE rias TO trade far :.,,a %s
from the lDvels II the earth To the Enoantsa ~ y,
n that paslA atoux, kerr nsevins; Tor u ,xi.
.ettinf sssds ssd dtssuiing. s.shins Az 'ss on,
I si;;vsil Who d.ii' march e Ef;T:S;ass ~ j sis;,
lssA IT., csssk Nation, Riea1oaa' !,
:. p. s.-i. promised the pahiic d Ion.4ass -"
life. ghiSh will b forthcoming in das fms-
q IA A~Nh ~ FE ri Fl FH rEFE IN - E---
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kIcnM9HR.AR

- GEO. A. AiNSL.ik, ban street. 80
sssDectlplly invite The attention. u hs n.sT essss
the putlio generally - bis large spa 81 tc.~
Hn work l. manufactured in this eity.p y = IA
tent vorkmsn, and out Of the best n,sieiis.s pr
a!n1e TO- esnnasts yp 81 s,ss 3 isSt ~ wSssA VII
10 anno m tn nslsk reasonable tetnss-
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&a01ggSo,sEA Ezra SSNESSS SSRs -:
k kkksNeFFHHEESS1TS!MS AqGSkkEAs Ta2 t. !Hk {
rSing, the great United States Mail Twice daily
andria, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York. and All Important points West, via Acquis
ericksburg 4 Potomac Railroad, to the Potomac
river, rs miles. and By splendid and comfortable
steamers thence to Washington, Sc miles, in all no
miles IN seven hours; being . comfortable and per-
fsctly rafe. rate Of speed.
BAGGAGE, under charge Of Special Agents,
CHECkEDTHROCGHt to Washington. Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York.
THROUGH TICKETS can he secured It the follow
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~ COMMISSIONERS Charlottesville under
signed, sworn commissioners to superintend the
Drawn! OF the Sparta Academy Lottery. do hereby
certify that the. above is an accurate list Of the
NUMBERS and prizes as they were drawn by us this
day, Jan. 2Sth, 1910. at Aue usta. Ga.
FL: bb Hshs. Sworn com's.
Sworn to and subscribed before me-.
-a- LEWIS LEVY. Up
ExPLA left hand row in each of the
drawn from the wheel. The amount opposite each
plumber is the prize which the number Is entitled to.
II your number is not IN the list, and does not end
in 1. your ticket is n blank.
All tickets where the number ends in 4 are en-
titled to $50 IN addition to any other prize which
the above drawIns may entitle ii to. Half, auarter
ana eighth tickets draw their proportional part.
Certlhcates OF packages are entitled to an they
e.ghths in proportion. '"1
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MILITARY GOODs...6O piece. Med1nm
~ and fine Blue Cloths. 80 pieces Blue and Grey
Safinessi. Army Clnthsi Green Cloths, fov Ride
Gaantlets u; Gilt and Worsted Ersids and Cords.
with other Military t3ueds, for sale a. low a. thov
can b hAA IN any market in this country. by
s-.l tAfgl KENT. PAINE { CO.
JANUARY 94TH, Ie6O.-BARGAINS. BAR
- GAlNS...A large lnt. Calicees at 6k eta; 4 large
Ios b!eached CottEn "a Cts; GinghaHps; De .aiaea:
NUTfCE large lot BLACK and Fan
~ coioscd Silks at less than the cost Of ivnpor4e-
npn; Canillgglcs; Hhirtinss; Linens; CloNks at 4
great s~ncsi6ce: ehawla; Embr0idetiss. 4 perfect
thrnv W Thsse gcodst Will be. terovno on our
ceunter tnls morning. q. A; 0WxTKN.
- L. - Opp0site Exehsnse Hank.
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s'i& HuMoR OF AN ELEPHANr.-A rather Curl us
-" scene occurred in The northern part OF Eng
= laid during the performance i'll The mena.
eerie. A young man, who had for some time
y been carefully observing the monster elephant,
d~eterinlusd 10 try the strength Of the huge
bulk 81 flesh with his own. There is at the
8 .send Of the elephants tusks, which are OF large
Size, an iron rod, binding one tusk to the other.
AZ OnY hero seized hold Of this, and began 10 lean
So, his whole weight upon it. The elephant, not
z } Altogether liking this sort of treatment, deter
r. 1ined fur his part to punish his audacious an
~ tAkonist. He raised his great head alofi, aud
sas shs young fellow was swung from the ground
ssaa III he almost touched the canvas covering,
And was, no doubt, much higher than his most
wild ambition ever carried nIm. The animal
repeated this, and q second time he descended
EIto the ground, when the elephant, perhaps,
ssF thinktnE it best 10 temper justice with mercy,
20 Wrapped his trunk round the hapiese and now
80 H~1oroughly humbled youth. and very nncere.
aaAlonyp6.iy laid BIN In the mud That over.
,sei aprAAd the 1oor. The wrestle was ended, the
s1elephan& coming of the victor, while his corn-
.afbas9Ht picked himself up, and, amidst the
fsqheafty laughter OF the spec tors, vanished.
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"a NOVELTY FOR SMoKERs.-One OF the no.
N1aues Of the season is the in troduciio of a
Paris invention designed for the use OF smO-
: 1srs. This Is q small apparatus tor the manu-.
4Acture Of paper cigarettes, by means Of which
- smoker may make his own cigars Of such
aIohacco - he chooses. 1t consists OF a small
WO0den mould. within which is placed a thin
paper tube, which is quickly ralnmed full Of
tobacco By means Of a little funnel and RAM
NOR inserted At the large end. The cigar is
then pushed out complete and ready for smo.
hing. Tho papers, which ARE very Thin aud
hGht aud am colored 20 resemble common ci-
6Ar1 accom the apparatus in neat little
pAckA&es. To these who dislike the strong
Eavof % ctay pipes and bogus meerschaums.
@ VOL A. the bad tobacco used in the manu-.
incurred cigars, The novelty viii be acceptable.
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RlCHMONO EERTyLlZER1.-Hartm.r' .
~ Ammonisted Sapsr- Phosphate or Lime. Ma
niouiated GuaaO and Bone Dust. We beg leave 10
call attention to the ahnve articles, and with cor
6dence recommend them tn the farmers Of the
W0MBLE { ictALRoRNE,N No IL Pearl Il.
sdy104ndss:s {. c: snesd.s Irl.ca,s super; le do.
e1uO MO .Fidgr, super; no do Extra eupes6ua
,,sElc6rfs' 100 ~ yFMthlly Flour; 20 do. PAGES Fine
uF!.9Yss Il dSs; s itetset, Rye Flour; % 90. Lard,
HhEt1ls. z tsslP3, l2 ldnlNsS!gnstes Molasees; .
S I s sssss SsEssiBs e SHe: sp sS|s Sssss . ssS Sc.
sWApSlfses.ts ANiaNH q stHSe&RN31ttas2s /,
I II M RaS7!i TIT :. satS : s1stsaES-
.' = :issIs.. and f SSSI.. saf. q. a.asr1s. M.sas.
s + :sS;!l ft:isE!s!s a3t|s!ias
6Sis AfSAa]PA6 ( AM.tsrs'ss:i fsss' rf;}9a'S
E1KsHa1HEY5fEE5a1s ZIP
jiXFH Esssss = :hs!fsa:ss ~ VIZ 4al nS .?lAif
s;5sstslvNF 9e2fthHbiis 30 g s93ssisf [l p .ei, 4
N9ak 1HSDA.S Et1KxJ1fg TEMENE.,s
aANss'~s''ss&e T. r. 1 s.' biAssvrrpoar.
COsHEN CHEESE An. o,ss- e...,. /.
" JOHN NJ .e ao iIi's, e Z s se' ~
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WATCHES, &c.

* WATCHES, JEW ELRY 4. SILVER
"a AND PLATED WARES. A. MYERS
MI keeps constantly on hand a larre and com
60 plete assortment of the above named ar
sslcles enihsacinx all the latest st, les. which he Of
fers to his friends aud public on the most reason
able terms. He would call particular attention to
his stock OF tine Watches. such as Jules Jurgenson.
~, Henry Reynolds Lemon. Joseph Johnston. John
Craise, and other celebrated inakers. He also
keeps a large assortmen Mt of rich Diamond Sc. Fin
Single Stone Breastpins.. for gents; also, a large
assortment, Of had Les Csrbuncle, Coral, Lava,
Cham Bracelets: Chatham. CHAINS, Neck CHAINS
Charms, Sleeve Buttons. Shirt Buttons Nc Silver
Holders. FIsh Knives and For ., Berry Spoons.
Aspsrasus T1nss. Ice Trngs, Silver Spoons and
Hoping to offer such inducements that cannot
laIi to please in price and quality, a cal! . respect
iuliy solicited. 8 A. MYERS
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AassRisas4ssi;sslllffiEss
WkoiesAls And retail.
I.,cvNss:;M VI Xix is &

RICANsANHL viHG lMi1. ,,s.a
scods, % viii mako 10 oF1qW, ~ &taie e!TSRAf
sJISiHasaG N H.. q AMLrAKsdrs
= -: : AZ n. sossss, "
fs2ssS our 0San q. ~ h(sGsl yAuessr sssfA
&C scssss - - o. - sissssss
- hauss - sessAss 4~SaafnSfatc1 SSfTRELL.
d o-Am 1OHN NJ JkNNtN"N -
nav 10 il / eQWDEN! II sssU kegs pe renis
spoftinn And nlasnls Powder, Of essfS A"
l;Es .,aI::: ices 1sf SSefi'Nsi;5;sssftaaxisI ca
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WILLIAM MALONE.
Engineer and Sup't N. q p. n \.

f&k THE ADAMlS' EXPRE S9 COM.
49, pANY; ln MAIN ST., hs :ing resumed
from Nop t HnT EXPRESS 20 ard
M2Np BY steamers yAMEsTOWN aud ROAA
NNDKE. vhloh Leave NEW YORK every WED
Road 70 WELDON, WILMINGTON, TYNcH-
bqkG, SALEM. WYTHEyILLE. and the princi-
PAL plAcesin VIRGINIA and NORTH CAROLINA.
are nov prepared to forward, with great dispotcbs
q reduced rates, cyery. kind of Merchandise VAIN
oDie Parcels, !eweiry &C.. to the abOve-nemed o.
ties, and al Places ON the seabOsrd.
U0r Express On the ~Steemships will b accom-
sl.ve their pe rsanai attention 10 the careful handiirs
Of goods entrusted to tho ADAMS EXPRESS Co.;A
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS.
Shippers will please take nptioe that packaae. n,
points IN vIrslnIa and North Caro!ias viii 81 sent
Freight received, on day Of sailins. until : o,c,h
=. NJ. j. l.. McDONOUGH.
~ t Agent Of Adamsf Expresr 70
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- LEE { PLEASANTS, AT TO r.
FA .NEYS AT Law, Practice in the Courts
over.
Az Notsrles Public and Commissioner of Deeds,
&C., they are authorized to take Deposltions. Aida,
viii. Acknowledgements Of Deeds. Powers Of AttO1-
ney, Bills Of Sale. DO, to BE- used Q rreeOrdef in the
seseral States and territories of the Union.
Office on llth at, Sd door from Main.
r NH H-ly - 84r5rs $3.50
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PIANO PORTER
HICH MOND PIANO PORTE

NTFR MANUFACTORY. AND CENTRAL
ttftvDEPOT OF FOR EIGN AND ANlRl.
CAN MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRuMENTs.
Broad street, would respectfully invite pshlg Il.
tention to their large assortment of pfANUs sa
would Ofer srch guarantees IS will satsi! lA
most fastidious purchaser.
Our flANOS are warranted for FIVE .ess, stN
IN tune twelve months. aad EXCHANGED viiBls 10
first SIX months, II taey faIi 10 ,ive entlru sstsixr
ton IT, the purchaser.
Particular attention is paid to orders from D.
country. and persons may sales rely upon -
faithful execution OF thor orders.
Old Pianos taken n EXCHANGE for rev oaea
HA PIANOS hired at low Isiss.
DORR h RADe,
de l6--fA cw1y staAuunf. Va
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- ING Q -SCHAAP& Co. IMPORTERS
n WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS,
are receiving now. direct from the manufacturers,
and from Northern trade sales. 2 most eamplete
TARE; LOCKING GLASSES; TABLE ctr.
tERf; PLATED. BRITANNIA, AL BATA, and
WARE; besides an endless assOrt-
ment Of French and German FANCY GOODS and
TOYS, to- which we invite the attention OF mer-
chants and the public IN general, feeling confident
that our GOODS and Pklcss will richly pay them for
: CALL; We endeavor to maintain our reputation
Tor seillng BARGAINS. SCHAAP i CO.
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"a, TO HOUSEKEEPERs.-We hav,

~ ~ sIk EEfEkS.-We have on
hand q very LARGE and comnIete assortment
k4{Hof HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS to
t04kg " hich We invite the attention of the public.
and which we are sellins al. very low prices. We
mention-Dinner Tea and Toilet Sets in great VA
best quality Walters. Coffee Ufns, and Begins;
Solar. Fluid, and Kerosine Lamps and Fixtures;
Ing Glasses, &c, &C.: with a full and complete
9 g OF rich cut, blown and pressed GLASS
are selling at reduced rates. Those IN want viii
do welto call at GEO. J. SUMN Ell & CO.'S.
N Taari straof
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- PARKE POINDEXTER, ATTOR-
D NEY AT LAW. RICHMOND, VA, will
practice in the city Of Richmond aud in tho ooan-
ties Of Cheeterfell. Powhetan and Amelia. 49,
n Ofce in Lisle's Build ne, corner Of Main and
10Th streets. Sc 23-lv
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NEWS FROM HARPER,1
n s. All classes now are in suspense to know
49, hich way the Winds from HarpAr's Ferrv

Some whisper peace, and some allude to war,
" h,ch, all alike must equally abhor,
,Tls said that thi. suspense does irjure trade.
And very many people feel afraid
Dut BARTHOLOMEW supporters need not fear.
My WATCH N e'OGK WORK ~ customer.
well know
do II well, and ut prices really very low:
me to do, ~
the American Hotel still Ivss RAR
W. BARTHOLOMEW,
T = Watch and Clock Maker. -
- Opposite AmedcAn HoSsl
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-R Al ~. Al l. X KKaDBtGis
utku citixens of Richmond and vi. tns, e
our PIANO F0RTfS. We nave placed ihsssr-
strumeHts with Mr.. CARCSi. ,ha, their q%uALt+,
~ all RESPECTS, MAJ he tested BY the side CT ~
famed CHICKERING'S.
We warrant all our PIANOS. ard can shoss
high and M numerous. testimonials is agy 49,!
N the eountry, all Of winch can &c seen st MI
CARUsI ., on Broad street, 81 door ironi sai,,..
LIGHTE h BRADBCkf'
-A ClilCkEk1NG PIANOS TO be a@
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a'asf ~ HAHp, OAs.-The freq negroes recently ex.
pfIisd Ifom Arkansas, hare published al an.
Tnsy say Indiana shuts her doors upon them
-aass, 1MenoAs denaes prairie homes 10 them. Oreson
I'm. vsil not receive them. and Minnesota ii H.
49,: ~ eeahG whether or NOT she shall admit thsm =
sshhsh 4.h0tEk enSsA4Enln ci being forced into q cOld eli.
" ~ suGaeniy rom = warm one, and presen.
tss .Alk1i!SaSiajSdistoss 7ElsSd. H. IL ssf a.. su s.a;--
s'fs e6oSu6,sss1.n alosA as,is qai,s GkelylsSssl1h.v
seaolsstet1n shs Ses,k. 4 rs.-F.'H 's1oom
It1Ia1D.ssashsi4aaAaMsL e mr;s.,p1sl d me :,
80 O0laees dill,
y f,ssSI e1ksitsAs T2eiisIM SEeSi
In $500 ehthe eheNAssaGxxnk yh9
! y; u .! 4 4 !;
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RICHMOND, VA.
kssPs S2nstsntly on hand al descripti"ns q ~
PER, NEWS AND BOOK PAPER, Of All qua
ties and sixes, furnished at short notice. Cash
paid for Rags. Fl
oc lo-dly GfO. WHITFIELD. Pres't
UMRER.. $50, 900 fest seasoned zach HUT
~ TON-WOOD.
10000 feet seasoned q BUTTON WOOD.
lO0 600 feet seasoned OAK BOARDS. -
50 O0 tset seasoned y OAK.
10000 feet seasoned Canada WHITE
t0.OOO feet ASH. all sizes.
SO.00of feet ROCK MAPLE. 81
For sale on aooOmmodatipg terms by
5a0-ts TRUMAN A. PARKER.
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Eli ETT T. WElNiGER

EH4IE ~ WETNIGER,
no, !7 Main street,
Have Just received Ali Of THE tH.AtSAI
SrrYkES OF CENTS PINE pREsss NM
EERRIEN1GH S9ETHATs y. the GARiHsiAIlMft
assortment Of YOUNG GENTS FIVE" sHneq reg
CAPS. Also. BOYS DRESS HATS and CSHs
&YYw. TRUNKS. TRUNkS...Noy,n..
MyNthe largest and most beautiful as,o,,n ~.
had. and vi, IFs ssi, ,ps, and PsGkins Trunks i ssa
WIN. WALSH.
-. JUST RECEiVED sno,he1 .nn,j,,
tadies' and Children's Boats and SpGa..,
~ the best q~uality, and selling at low prices ID
oIoau street. q. HELLER n "a
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[G[! a.! - aaI@lfYEs'SREHgb11sssss9 g
=. 8. s,l Z: s. u. P::., " 4lsi. ' . :s'. ' 90
t5 ls:ss: s's ! e %shs Ss,,y s s1 I 4 k. 20 3s:'f 8.
5s.u sPe ,s as's { Cd cd s cas;iss|:o'rT; sna s'. ssns.
D as,Ss s,ss .ss s, ssaaY: 's':i Il g. ss e. !: n. i''
nj as :.:'; 1sss, s'sAss s:si :: \. s Il !. = - 4, y.
NJ ts ~; , S;ss'1 !: s sisi.,; .:ss e z sa e. IS A. I
South Side kasIrosd vans ssissi o sSd rom Is. soasS.
vet Al. a re 3 s%ss r :nd g ,;sa 8. v ig1 S:,s Cen.
Railroad trains, to and from the North at Rich
rs Through Tickets sold. s.d bssesss ehssked
shrosxh to The above points; also.to he virginia
nA- For Th.cash Ticke.s and farther informa;
Dazzle j. = z abroad co xIEx s'saRiSc2sff su,,s
) N n
MONDAY. the stn Of January, the Nisht Train
~ Th e 6 s'.s"si,tH.s saa pAssErseR rsArN win
Masai!sssff9ssc: bs u / e AIF fHil EGazt.
PHiA:NEW YORK. and ali parts Of he West;
VIII Sbos Il. c Grange and 4. xIss sssSs q ffsin sons
Through Tickets can b procured At tie ticket
TO Lynshhcrs, To Ne. Ye.s,
s Stiss!s'ss;.a' $500. ss::
'j 4 8 i:'0r'ssWs sf'f T. ai1bsessscMx:: KITS; f's4. s. 1sss..
~--1 KlaHMOND And YVRK
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Passengers breakfast and SUP at Ashland and dine
on board the comfortable steamer between AoQuia
Creek and Washington.
. = For further Indignation, apply atthis ONCE.
DIOdu StIecL, 60OCkOS dEi. -
JAS. 3. WINSTON, Gen'l Ticket Ag't
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CHINA, GLASS, &c.
= RICHMOND STONEWARE POT-

>KEEsEE PARR.I Prorr,rros..
NJ We have on hand a large supply of TONE
WARE, Of cur own manufacture, which we war
rant equal to any Wars made At the Nc.th.-eons Ist-
BREAD RlsERo, MILK PANS, FRUIT JARS.
d c.. &c. fl
All in want of homemade Ware will give US a
cali at our Pottery. -KEESEE & PARR,
Corner of 18th and Cary atreefs
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MEDICAL. CARD.-Dr. PLUME offers his ser
~ vices t. the public in the treatmentof all secret
BRANCH gives Dr.. +. a claim to public faver.-Odice
on rankin street, near the Exchange Hotel. and
ways on hand. 9 supply of the CHEMICAL EX-
TRACT OF FLOWERS;" one of the very best
c,nes sent to order. All commv u~icat,ons by letter
or Otherwlse promptly afte nda to. m Va
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DEARLY SET Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
f& DUPUY''s DENTiFRICE-T Til unique
and eautiiy lug the Teeth. siren: then.
ing the GUNS, and in rendering the breath swee.
and pure. II ~extirpat 9 all tartarous adhesions to
the Teeth. and insures . pearl, like wilderness 10
the ens melled surface. Its Antiseptic and Ante
scorb .tic properties exercise q highly bene6cisl
and salutary influence; they arrest the further prn
gress Of the decay OF Teeth. induce a healthy 40
tion OF the Gums. and cause them to assume the
brightness and color indicative Of perfect sound
ness. Prepared and sold BY
Ape. SON l. DUPUY,
~ ss Pharmaceutical Chemists,
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IneSe lares embrace the Steamboat charge from
Norfolk to Old Point, and they cover all expense
attending the transfer of Passengers and Baggage
between depots in Petersburg and from the Carr
upon the Steamer at Norfolk.
AT Norfolk, the Cars connect directly with a
Stealnet which has been engaged to run in con-
nSctIon with the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad.
hhere Is NO delay or Inconvenience in this change.
wharf.
PASSENGERS BY this route leave Richmond n IN
A.; M and breakfast IN Petersburg at 8, reach Nor
iolk at loa, and land at Old Point or Hampton M
y l.. allowing ample time for all preliminary room,
ARRANGEMENTS and a SALT WAT Err BATH Ia fnro
dinner. o"A
PASSENGERS by this route have the privilege Of re-
naming over IN Norfolk and going to Old Point or
day. M "oAs
PASSENGERS RETURNING from Old Point anu
Hampton, leave Old Point ut Sis A. M, and Hamp-
TON At I:45 A. Nj, ln each case after the regular
efeS kfast,, reach Norfolk at 10; leave Norfolk at j
al o;4S r. NJ, IN time to connect with tho trains
going on west same evening.
ABAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
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Law AND MEDICAL CARDS.
l.
- HENRY HUDNaLL.
eJS EV AT 7 VI

H - HENRY HUDN
Practices in all the Courts held in the city Of Rich,
mund.
NA Also, practices regularly in the County and
Circuit Courts If Chesterfield. ~
As Notary. will AXE Dispositions and Acknow-
led fments. Administer and Certify Oaths. and per-
form whatever other duties pertain to the office of
Nntary.
Office at the corner of Bank and 18th streets. lust
yellow the Cuss"Hn-H House. ia 3l-1y
60 DIR. JOHN CLOPTON, having To-
S>-aHa Gated in this city. offers his professional
services to the citizens of Richmond and adjacent
country. Office with Dr.. A. f. Peticolss. on
Broad, between 18th and College streets. He NAV
be found at night At Mrs. A. 4. Hutchison's. on
Franklin between I'd and Sd streets. ia l9-lm.
T.N~> A D.-The Impression that I had
0>S withdrawn from the practice OF medicine
having gained some currency, | would beg leave
10 correct it.. and to tender my professional ser
vices e. the citizens of Richmond and it's vicinity.
MY oflce and residence maj be found on the
corner Of Broad and 18th streets, Immediately op-
pcsite City Hail.
ia l6-lm F. W. RODDEY, M. D.
- Jaw S r.. SUTTON, ATTORNEY
- AT LAW N NOTARY PUBLIC
P~ractises IN all the Courts Of the city Of Richmond
and the counties Of Henrioo and Gooohland. Ofice
corner Bank and nth streets. Richmond, Va.
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OFFICE RICH'D & PETERSB'G X. r. Cot
Richmond: Va, Nov. zath. 1859. {
OFFICE r.. l. D. X. RI
RICHMOND, Oct. n. 1859.

UFFICE Il. e ID. X. K.,l
Oct. n. 1859.
nswx~ CIR AOUTNW EST.
f9EMlH$AEaERN MAIL ROUTE.-By a
late Arrangement, the Richmond
and DanviIls, South Side. virginia and Tennessee.
East Tennessee and Virginia. East Tennessee and
Georgia, and Memphis and Charleston Railroads
have entered into an agreement to pass Negro
Children under three years of age, FREE, over their
respective roads, to take effect on and after Novem.
Der LIST, 1859.
To persons trading in Negroes, and others, this
route offers advantages unsurpassed by any other.
Gce, Richmond and Danvlile Railroad, Richmond.
&C Z7-dtS ~. C. Snn,t-
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"A Card.-The subscriber in retiring from the
tirOcery Business. takes this method of returning
his sincere thanks to his old friends for their lib-
eral patsonase during a number of years, and most
cordially recommends to their confidence my late
partner and successor, Mr.. CHAS. M.
a. a gentleman ~ every way worthy of their conf
dence. l can be found at SAMUEL & WILSON'S,
on Shockoe Slip, where we will be glad to receive
cOnslg nments.
ia cwlm JOHN J. Ills
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A CaPd...l take this opportunity Of returning
my sincere thanks to my old friends and patrons
for their liberia support and hope they will con-
Hnue To patronage tie new concern. ~
ia 20-l2t r44 -+-W M.AF. PHILIPS.