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HATS. CAPS, BOOTS =.

IN NOTACE.-I would most ,s,....,..-.
Aform my friends and the sontn. ,s, p,.ecuHHJ IL
utactarEg all of my DRESS HATS aun mar
test style NJ my store. 2D7 Broad stras, :" ne
shali be happy tn wait upon all who vss :, waefs .
rage home or Southern manui.e,nrs," ensosr
thing will he sold at thre Lowest n,,ss. ~ Ersr
ranaed to give perfect satisfacton. n f iin9 w
HATS and CAPS made To order t1r cn W. ~. IA g.
the shortest notice, as low or low, .ban,pans, Y
be had North or South, and as good a. , sae7 ca
Gsntlemen's Youths. BOYS and cb,'h..nsp
HATS and CAPS, of all the vewy Iates, Ems z
kind. Tor Christmas. which ] have ,ess yes &c;
sc OF below the regular prices ''1Hn sd q
Also. large lot of NEGRO HATs,,ar,
| have determined To- sell of all INV s. SAlS
before the Spring All you have to do !, r',
me a cal and see for yourselves. Cal sns. N.
Broad street. WIN r u~"nna g
At Richard Moore's Old m.
- NOTICE TO LAD,t~
~E$ GENTl.EM EN.-We have ins, aNo
and opened another case of Ladies and Zee cen 7.
mems CATERS and Boots. imported dire, Ppss''
selves from Paris. Aiso-Ma terlals fo, n, 81
tacture Ladies' and Gentiemen's fiaisys. @ala
and Shoes. OF every description and Of onsi;s Si
superior To any made AT the North, 'sa.S IL
ALEXANDER HIILSco
Importers and Nanul.rtn,s,t
Boots and Shoes, No. l25 Main s,,0i
a. fn..
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80 Rys,ss Ss 3dsssSaa ik.ss1lsse g:
R!ANGEMENT;1.,IMR0RTANT. 70 rTlk4AnW ,laIss;;
E EFFfEckskSRKssHar Tr|SSkkFFaafE fN
rying the great United States Mail. Twice d:ily
nndra, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York, and All important points West, via Aseaia
ericksburg 4 Potomac Railroad, to the @'etomae
river, Is miles. and by splendid and comfortable
steamers thence to Washington, q miles, in all 10
fectly safe rate Of speed.
Hours Of departure: go, A. N. and $50, p. NJ.
BAGGAGE, under charge Of Special Agents,
CHECKEDTHR0UGH to w ashingtOn, Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York.
Tfrr h. ed HhA c.HfIc
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aesa, end seosees and paved streets, and pablic
works OF art, like Paris and Rome, and Lon
don, but magnificent In that nature which the
Japanese have contriyed to preserve in the
midst OF SO much art and such an immense
population
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TRY PCOT'S celebrated COUGH KILLER,if
you desire . speedy and etectual cure for
Colds, Coughs, Hoarse ness, &c. II has been pro-
nounced BY hundreds, who have had the good for
Vi it4 kind now in use.
Price, rs cents per bottle
Prepared only BY T. j. PICOr.
Corner Main aud nth streets
~ just received, for sale by /. ii. WALKE,
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+ NOTICE To STRANGERS v ,.,,.aA

VI ING RICHMOND.-We would mos, WI
/Jiuily call the attention of straugersasas,Tr.s
visiting RICHMOND. to call and EXAMINE ANY ,.'si
sortment Of BOOTS. SHOES, TRTygS ~
LISES. CARPET-BA &c. before pu,cb, ~
as they will find large assortment 10 sole, - !"
ALIEN. BILL, M IN
No lT Main St RlchnonJ i:
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CHINA, GLASS, &c.
RICHMOND sTONEwARE POT
DEDN -

<eN RICHMOND STONEWARE POT
KEEsEE 4 PARR. PRopRrErogs.
~ we nave on hand a large supply Of STONE
A kE, OF our own manufacture, which we war
rant equal 70 any Ware made at the North-constst.
ing OF JUGS. JARS, CHCRNS. PITCHERS,
BREAD RISERS, MILK PANS, FRUIT JARS,
Nc, &c.
All in want of home made Ware will give us a
Corner of 18th and Cary streets
SIP. TO HOUSEkEEPEKS.-W nave ON
WfHof HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.U to-
UAS which we invite the attention Of the public
and when we are selling az very low prices. We
mention-DinHer,T Tea and Toilet Sets. in great va
ret,; SILVER Plated Casters, Spoons, Forks, &c;
Solar. Fluid, and KEROSENE Lamps and Fixtures;
Block Tin. Japanned and Britannia Ware, Look,
ing Jlasses. &c, &C.; with n full and com p!ete
stock Of rich Gut, blown and pressed GLASS
AfE, direct from manufactures, and which we
are selling az reduced rates. Those IN want will
do weiito call at GEO. J. SUMNER CO.'S,
~. Pearl street.
CH!NA.WARE AND HOUSE-FUKNISn.
:. I 1 GooopS,.sCHAAP Co, IMPORTERS
CORNER OF BROAD AND THiRD STREETs.
are receiving now. direct from the manufacturer.
and from Northern trade sales, most compeic
variety Of CHINA, GLASS, and EARTHEN
VA +; LOOKING GLASSES; TABLE cir.
tEhI; PLATED, BRITANNIA, ALBATA, and
msnt Of French and German FANCY GnO1S ana
10Y .. to which We invite the attention Of mer
chants and the public In general, feeling con6dent
that our GOODS and PRICES will richly nav them for
cali; we endeavor to maintain our repufation
Tor selling BARGAINS. ScHAAP / Co CO.
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% TAE ~ 1SC 4 lkER lawns ,sasa$ v
e |the bRCG STORE of tho late y p" 81
pOiJ,AHD. on lfth, between Was = n,
% Broad u Gets. and mae sarse NH ssd =
stock, now oftern To the public = we'll ss'essINti
ARTICLES, and solicits the former rs'''''
the holue. ,x,lI ave ~
HAVING had a long experience, no was ,n.
pefsonal attention to putting ~ gfsSSpfySgR
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MEDICINES.
BEST COT

"'' W." IN THE WORLD.
TRs 9sss S2EeH b SyR1R shs ysd
HAN i'h'ANF WILD i bt CHEEKY I2sRf Sih0f or
This article is prepared by chemist. and is pro-
nounced by medical men and those who have used
e. Il RI best for sSSe
1--we Of tha, ion ofdiseases, III Gss'sh
., Persons who sing should use it. It is pleasant to
aays all irritation of the throat and lungs, and
prevents taking cold.
RkTsToFSE aFf shxs BAD F r2s
twenty i've cents box Sod by ' prsssists in
Richmond se'l6-6m
a VIRGINIA REMEDY.-MRS. DAVIS,
LIZ 01 Of che h best known RENE
~ S: IN
voiuntars esTen by Rey M Wiles IN i is5i: az
BcW G7EEs SIN t Ms5Gh Is ss
informing YOU that, Mrs. DAVIS Cough Eiixir,"
ds OF ySS has acted led h ehr
very bad. have used it also in cases OF Colds, at
tended with severe coughing, and in every case the
this preparation an excellent medicine and in
my judgment no family ought to be without Ut j.; -
Pastor Of tie he n E; Church, South. the Caroline
Mispaugh K Johnston, j. W. Garlick, i. J. Pcot,
A. Bodeker and Chas. D. Yale. Richmond.
nH. HOOFLAND's GERMAN BiTrEks
DR.. HoorLAND'sS E B1aLsAMIc CORDIAL,
The great standnyd medicines OF !hs present age,
hare oeqvtrsa taeir sreat popr!arity only tAreHsh
BY them oil cases, and sas op!s hare p1enosesd
Iy BE- eNsttHzx az EHE sSkt5 1AyS
SSsT THa k R44SSEHiss OF
ami Ill DISEASES n md xSI
tcsakssss Of tae stomach Gad disss,rs organs are
;.py sS,aIIg end permanently cured by the GERMAN
Tie BALsAMIC CORDIAL hasaeqxirsdo ,e,x-
tdtton sx,pdssns that Of any similar p,spa,astos
s s: A. St.. sxts WITHOUT FAIL, the most Sc
cogSMi 20 Sof fIs 81 HoAKsExEss, sxoN-
MolN91 2 1N Nsh oVH2 1Mtf fEEv
and Aas performed the most astonishing earss sv.,
CONFIRMED coNsUMPTIoN.
@si6i III IL. a, ssss 60 ss eonD az
son ss e. Il. Is az s,,s % ps
and are sold By druggists and dea.sIs az sd;eisss;
ecsyYrhere, at cents per bottle The siynaf,ys Of
9: N; JACKSON ~'H Be on the outside crappsr Of
In the Almanac published a.nmasly BY the pro-
f es GATED EyEsYsoDYs ALMANAC. yox ,ctn
Sorts Or Sc eoxntry. 1hsss Aisnenaes are sicsm
PURCELL. LADD L CO., Agents,
RURTuRECURED FOR FIVE DOLLARS
AS-DR; SHERMAN'S great radical Cure Truss
can now De had for only 1--WE dollars. Every medi-
noTnces It superior to all others. IF desired, We
VIII cheeIfully refer to any Of the very numerous
Truss. Persons owning valuable slaves thus af1ct-
"a should procure one, they being % durable and
70 any part OF the country by Express or mail.
Fo or the TRUSS, or Information concerning il, i'd
oIess G. C. JACKSON.
No. u Main street, Richmond, Va.
persons not knowing IN, can send their money to
The Truss can be had alse Ut Messrs. MEADE&
RRAKEk'S and MILLSPAUGH l. JOHNSTON'S,
Vru8snts myeLly
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DENTISTRY.

M@ SURGEON DENTIST,
dLo Office on Main; below Pearl street, next
doors above Messrs. Thos. X. Price i Co.'S Dry
Goods store.
The subscriber having removed to the above
house, would he pleased to see these with whom he
has engagements, and has made extensive prepa-
rations to the public generally. All opera
tons performed III the most approved and scientific
sly lie known to the Profession and all work done
by him warranted to give satisfaction. toel3-1y
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No. vinx And hsaatiiyias the Teeth snsa,s,s
inx the Gaias. and in rendering the e.issss.sss9
and pure. IL extirpatss eli tsrtafsoas * tsasss
the Teeth. and inaureA pearl itAc s".sI AL,
tao ensmSlIed surface. IT. Aatisssi.s 1isssasse.
ucNrhatio properties sxsrctse ais ~ X ,.hss ~
sress 81 shs decay 81 Teeth. snsaes nsane .se
ton Of tAe avhAs. and cause them 70 ssss seuss
rishtReen and cedar tn<l,eatve"i tei"
ness. Prepared and sold tf n,,elS.
Pharmaceutical I asn VA
NJ Broad street. R,esniea"'
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Law AND MEDICAL CARDS.
>'~~~-~ 49,
49, A CARD. The uuders.Ened have this
49, day formed co-pnrtnership in the prac-
tice Of MEDICINE and SCR6ERY.
FIJI. DEANE.
January 4, 1850. EDWARD G. DREW.
DIR. DREW will continue to OCCUPY his office on
Main street, opposite the American Hotel
ia 6-dlw& t3taw2w
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1 ment Of Fancy Drugxists' Articles, suitable for
presents. comprising fine Hair. Tooth. and Nail
Brushes; Tortoiss She'll and Ivory Fine and Dress.
Toilet Bottles, &c.. 40. in great variety.
w. PATERSON. Druggist. l66 Main IT
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AFURS ROBERT l.. Dickinson. s,,. aap
to Binford, Dickinson h Webster, n VaSsf
begs leave to call the attention OF his friends AZ,
customers to his large and extensive soes
HATS. CAPS aud FANCY -FURS, which -,
been selected from the largest manutaeior'ss =,
the most favorable terms. especially for the n,
gtns6, North Carolina and T.HH.sses Ttrfs s-r
prlsing all the LAT Est and MOST FASHION
BILE STYLES, too numerous 10 mention va,
will be sold at wholesale and retail, on The no.,
favorable terms. wv"
Merchants are respectfully solicited to exam,
my stock, knowing that In price, quality or strs'
OF tac
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N MEMS KLBRER UOU1S.-For Disa
ing there cannot be ans Boot made ssrAN
5then. man may stand ali day IN the 'l
and he dry with them, and last twice IS s9ai
Leather Boots. WM. WALSH.
'l'kl NkS, TRUNKS. BONNET tA>tN'I
We have now on hand large ssS"f'meh
TRUNKS, of every descri ptton, both snitsles ~
ladies' or gentlemen. Also, VALISES, CAN'T
BAGS, &c., to which we most respectfully g ~
attention of all III want. as they viii be sod e'
ALEX. HILL 4 co ~ Ns!a'|
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n BOOTS AND SHOES..GRr.r

INTRODUCTION IN PRICES.-CUAS~B
%BEHLE Broad street, between ID sol n
keeps large stock of Ladies'. Gen,emsr'.
servants wear CONSTANT, ON hand. ANA desss,r,s
body in Richmond to compete with nm IN he Wy
rs he manufactures to order, and supsr'n.. ~
himself. foe 14-lyl CHARLES hEuiIrl
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n SHOES for the HOLIDAYS ri
G HELLER Il co. have now = com 81
@pIete assortment OF all kinds of b0UfS,shuts
CATERS. &c. for Ladies' Children and J,ns Ct
the best mandatory, and are selling then. b I've
lowest prices, at lS3 Broad street.
u FL [ ER { VI.
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SEr0 TRUNKS. TRuNk>.-Aw wei s,sr
MS1E ed stock of choice I RUNKS on i'sad 80
>AAnhselling at very low prices
MARCUS HARRIS 4 BRO,
Next To American iess
ewO TRUNKS. TRUNKS. --Now IN s,t
ENFIN the largest and most hsautilnl assorutf
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"A GREAT REFLECTION TIN,

* PklCE Or HATS AND B00TS-l
~ From Is to 70 per cent. saved by hn, -
EN- ing from J. H. ANTH0NY.
SlNH Columbian Hotel bqidar
Moleskin Hats of best quality, 50 50; do second
quality, 5 %; fashionable Silk Hats 81: hps Al
skin sewed Boots, 81; Congress Cater Boots ! H
fine calf skin sewed Shoes, Is.
}. II. ANTHONY has made arrangemennvn
one Of the best makers in the CITY Of Phlaislzf,
to supply him with handsome and suistsntlsle,i
skin sewed BOOTS, which he will sell n he nnrr,.
cedented low price of THREE DOLLARS AND
HALL. Oc 2}-hkvy
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E0 HllDS. BACON Sides AMI xtiOUL.
~ DERS-New and Old for sale BY
WOMbLE CLAIBORNE
Mo Pa
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C(Nl BDl.s. RoCkLANn LINE. lar saIe
wv BY BACON 4 BAskEkyftI
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trees and groves and a thick underground
while hills rise here and there of considerable
size and elevation, all shrouded in mass Of
luxariant vegetation-hills as rural and rough
As any to be seen in q country town in New
England and New York, which the human foot
seems never ~ have approached, or the hand
TO have touched.
was in the midst of city larger.
In territory and population than Lon
don, and yet seemed to be in a forest
That feeling is the one first awakened
ana wander where one will, and as long as he
will, II is only deepened; and, in my case at
least made the more delicious. 1t is law. or
custom-which amounts to the same thing
with the Japanese-that every man ID bound to
leave on ms grounds as many trees as he
found, and II he cuts one down, to plant ano-
ther In Its place. Hence the forest city. Some
groves covered acres, and were in the most
perfect state Of nature, while in other places
however thick the trees were planted, and
deep the shade they cast, among them were to
b seen neat houses, and fine gardens, and the
most elegant shrubs dwarfed and their branch
- trimmed into the most fanciful forms
The distance from the landing, or Front
street, 70 The house occupied by Mr. Harris, is
said 70 bS two miles and y half. Commodore
Tesnnll and his Flag Lieutenant took single
sertmos, = sort of chair like a box, with mats
oresshions on the bottom, aud Suspended from
. beam which rests on the shoulders OF two or
four men, ~ circumstances may require. As
fur myeell chose 10 walk and see, however
The rain poured; and crossing from street to
street. all of which cross ~ right angles, wan
deftn6 amidst groves, looking into the shops
which line the streets and filled with the Curl
osiiies Of Japanese Art. jostiing amidst the
erOpdA bat always pushing EDWARDS, We
fsached Tia heIeht Of considerable hill, when
there Instantly burst upon the eye the impe-
rial castle, the massivc and vast palaces OF the
Det0tes, sr great prfnces Of the empire, all
located on tstde Of the walls Of the imperial
castle. while temples crowned the height Of
htfls amidst The solemn shade Of trees, and
groves were seen like native forests In other
directions, and considerable river slowly
wound tts way in another, and wide streets
Itretchs6 awsy In stsnighf tines beyond the
reach Of the eye. At once all the first impress.
ion was enaced. and / feit that / was In the |
aidSt az nm immense ana magnificent city
NOT ~ spleadid houses and pal. |
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Gattst By Gtkarapb.


NKw YoRK, Feb. 2
The Tribune's correspondent says. The
committees will be announced next week
sherman will be Chairman Of The Ways and
Means Committee, and leader Of The House.
Mr. Grow will be at the head OF the ereito,
ries, aud others who we're members Of the
34th Congress will probably be restored to
the positions they then occupied. Nothing
10 yet determined.
Mr.. Realf is discharged by the Harper's
Ferry Committee. MIR. Hyatt will appear
tomorrow. Mr.. Wendell has refused 20 AM
swer certain -interrogatories propounded by
the Printing Investigating Committee, and
is allowed time 10 decide whether no will
adhere TO that purpose, il be persists, imI
prisonment may be tho consequence.
The N. Y. Herald's correspondent says I:
1.-THE city has been wild with rejoicing du,
ring the night over the election Of q Speak.
or. II is participated in by all parties who
have suffered more or less, financially, in
the delay Of organization. Speaker PEN
ningtou and MessTs. sherman and Hickman
were serenaded at Wizards Hotel by With
er's band, accompanied by a large company
Of citizens and residents Of the District
The Hotel was thronged with people, and
tee sentiments uttered by the Speaker Sher-
man and Hickman, we're bold and decided
against slavery. The serenaders proceeded
to the residence Of II. Winter Davis, but
did not ind him at home. They then pro.
ceeded about l o'clock, to the residence of
Mr.. Grow, and called him out Of his bed,
who responded in a short speech"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-03

HEAD or rms RAsfN,
HAVE the best Of Charcoal and common
~ Horse shoe Iron.
BROWN a fnWIN
rave the best OF Ronnd, square and Flat Iron.
brown a RWIN
nave the best Of Band, Hoop, oval. Half Round snd
sheet ifOn.
BROWN a IRWIN
nave the beatof Wagon, Buggy, spring and Dandy
Tire.
BROWN n IRWIN
nave the best Of Norway and nrenron Nail Rods.
BROWN Irwin
Have the best Slab steel and slab Iron,
BROWN a IRWIN
nave the bsstof Round, Flat, square and ostagon
Steel.
BROWN a IRWIN
HAvethe best OF Pittsburgh Springs and Axlea.
BROWN 4 Irwin
nave the best Of Carriage Hub Bands, and Tire and
PloW Bolts.
Brown A IRWIN
save thebeato OF Bellows, AnVils andSolid Box Visea.
BROWN a IRWIN
Manufacture aud sell stoves, Hollow Ware, 40.
BROWN a IRWIN
Keep Tin OF ali kinds, Sheet, Zine and Iron.
BROWN A IRWIN
Keep Copper and Tin Bottoms, Block TinAnds older.
Drown a IRWIN
Keep pie pilates, fruit can tops, and bottoms, &C., all
OF which Will be sold to the trade at the lowest
prices. augo
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Miss Rebeoca Blodget, a very estimsblo lady,
was burnt TO death this morning. Her clothing
aecidently caught ere, and before relief could be
rendered. she died in extreme agony. She Is re-
specially connected.
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Time Of Cloninp the Mails.

Posr OFFICE, Dayton, Nov. Is, 1889.
Until further notice, Mails will close A. this
onoe as folloWHt
For New York, Philadelphia, and New England
States. daily, except Sunday, At lll5am.
For Cincinnati, o., Eastern, Western Northern
and Southern States, daily, except Sunday, At
500 a M, aud $50 p m.
For Columbus and ZAnesvills, o., daily except
Sunday, at Ills a m.
For Xonia and Yellow Springs atll.15a M.
For Miamisburg. Germantown, franklin, Ham
ilton, Eaton, o., aud Connersvillo, Ind.i daily,
except Sunday, at $50 p m. .
For Springfield, UrbanA, Tim, sandushy and
Cleveland, o., daily, except Sunday, At 9.be am
For Richmond, Cambridge, Centroynle, Indian
apolis, Ind, and New Pans, o., daily At 300 p m.
For Greenvillo, o., Union City, Wiuohester,
Muncie, and Jay County, Ind, daily, except Sun
day. at 9. so n IN.
For Troy, COvington, Piqua, Sidney, 81. Mary's
and IT. Wayne, Toledo and Michigan, daily, eH-
cept Sunday, at 9.b0 a m.
For Union, West Milton, and Little York, Tues
day and Saturday at 1850 a m.
For townsville, New Lebanon and West Alex
andria, on Tuesday and Saturday, 81 $50 a m.
For Clayton, Centre, and LudloW, on Friday Of
each week, at 9.00p m.
For Centreville, Lebanon and Eaton, Tuesday,
Thursday and saturday, atl2.oO m.
For vandalia and ChAmbersbuTg, 1900, Tues
day and Saturday.
For Taylorsyilis, Wednesday and Saturday, at
z. A. KING, Postmaster.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-03

CHARLESTON, Feb. 1.
Planet won the four mile race here ~ day
Time 7.54. Arthur Macon was distancsd.
Oongarce won the mile race. Time 1904 and
l,A9l.
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institutions, and receiving their monthly reports,
Offers to allthose who desire to consult professions.
al person, the result Of forty years experience in the
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PIrrsBURGH, Feb. 2.
Policeman Jones, tried for the murder Of Mary
Delaney, was convicted Of manslaughter to. day.