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Prize. Paid immsaisssI, afrsr the

R1- Observation-Disclosures Nck .BEo1DEkS,fs
O. WILMINGTON Del. vii meet with prompt stten
lon an dab printer ''eia sdra~Ine sseHi.ssoes a
over. le@
CAUTION.
Persons living a. dlstahee shonld be extremely
easfious OF xh.1n they ersr Lottery Tltkeis OF Ger
tsaeafes ol Pzskzges ef Tnk-ts. The Country D
iisosed xIsh bogus and ssyindliag Isiteries livery
indaesmeDf IL heid gel persons 20 iasest BIO
ney IN themlapital Prizes 81 froH $50 goo 70 sse,
0eo head their sehemes-xith Tickets a. one Dollar
$Ioo geo Css,ssf lrlzez oEersds Tickets . Al
snch, in every stance, are tracts. and henfy
them for t,Eszts, "A - 80 nloefitefVNA away
without Ihe shado~ Of chance Of getting = Prize
Beware OF ali Lotteries uleFe Tie caPtas friEe a.
unasnally large risen 20 the prize 81 ick
ekz Ia every Instance where large pFizeS are eAer
ed for small cost % rekets, put d dc~n Cor Ger
tain fraad. FRANCE, sRokDBkSTs Co..
nar2 Managers
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Saturday the sIst of March, 1860,

beanii al residence the east side the Buena
istl Turnpike roaG near the city, now occupied by
Dr. Scott, together wit the grounds attached, dvd
ing the same into Lots, and continuing the sale until
enough shall have been sold TO pay satlsfy the
deer e said These grounds will be subdivd
ed before day OF sale, and pats Of the same may he
found at my Office for examination and distribution
wife 20 call.
TERMs.-Credits of els and Is months, notes TO be
executed with sati factory personal security, lien
be retained and sale free equity of redemption
mar1-td J. Z. GLEAVkS, c. 4 NJ.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-05


The Baltimore Patriot Of the 18th nit con-
tains an article commanding, in just terms,
the address adopted By the Tennessee Oppc-
sition State Convention, and the author. Mr..
Stokes, both it says deserve the thanks and
cooperation of all the "gcod men every
where" to whom they appeal so earnestly to
come up to the battle OF Armageddon against
the democracy. Mr.. Stokes, it adds, Gar
raigns the Democracy for their manifold Of
fences against the best interests of the coun-
try. and for the countless political crimes OF
which they have been so shamelessly guilty.
He gives them no quarter, and we are sure
they deserve none. He brings home to them
the guilt of making domestic slavery po-
litical stalking horse, and the natural con-
sequences of Northern and Western resist
aDce to the effort to make the Constitution
mere charter for the sole purpose of spread
ing slavery into free Territory. He attrib-
uIes the organized hostility of the free States
slavery into Territories free by virtue of the
Compromise Act of 1920, to its true source
the policy of the Democrats in seizing upon
slave labor as a political weapon.
1.-The mighty prejudices aroused in the pub
lie mind of The slave States, by the incendia-
~ appeals of the Democratic party for so
many long years. are admirably met and
overcome by Mr.. STOKES He does not allow
the incendiarIes to put arguments into his
mouth. He convicts them of deliberate and
systematic effort to fire the edifce of the
American Union"
TIE D.f~,of
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ID ilssx1s<x eelsrz SD pres. se<e hspd.rzae
- sser aso1Skt = a. uzzsxet. - es1e ls@ -
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-05
Caution.
NEW GOODS.

FTtHE uEaerEiEnrd = now FtcfltI8e his SICK O
Il SPRING AND sgNAkR 6o0IS q tbs sfry
lAtext SYKES fer gentle znens wear, and invites th
tiua Ct bis eestsneis and The pubiz ssnsr~i,
% cali aud sxanlne-
sA4-fHiTx.HrfI.-
fsb74-in araAE 40. 81 College 81
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Gold Pens.
Blank Books.

Large and Small Ledeers, nav Books Journals
Cash socks, Bill Books, - EsoEaazsn Book RI s~rS
and every other kind OF Blank Book in Common use
foJ sale by
de<28-sf John YORK 4 IN =.
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&40u8E k0E 12Mt.
a cnsFoeT sBzE BRICK - BLING. IA
- coEL<.nis< tk<ee 80 fsF fe4ras IL ez- 4E9@3
czlssnx rsrx.r. sszzkfet - es-th US = e.. I4X1I
! zarsr q. e~s<e sne Hil<es sRrsax. F=eses-
xjer xsssr IN ae15tzsy. Fsire ~ ne r.ta of sz6t
pr snaznz Ap<If q tAs sens. e. - 5sszf8
<Tt&E on he eer9rr - brnsAtrsHe sn1 ssrase
sEr<e1s E sst3k-tf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-05
Every other rieket n Prize.
Prizes payable in full without deduction
IN. hess Lolfsrnssrsr pTizsisdrGuh!
spLENpID SCHEME.

And = AppFoximatiohs pFIzet RANGING TON -
up Ia $50
IS ass Srizes... -. amOuntiEf 10 S3+O zee
WholefiekeikSle ,ifalg CT IS .,9aarteTss: SO
Persons " he desiJ n eeti only remiithe risk on
aekare for which wex sens aCertsneatsasfol
lows:
se rtineass efs'acksgeof Is whsies costs-.--- Sc
do. do. i6 Halves, - -
de- do le Quarters, "a -..... -
d. do. I6 Eighths, 80 ....-- Z
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SCEfE VIE
Drawn RaFIst,

2 $50 prizes 49,. amount % ,202 ,oeo
Tickets go Halves slo Quarters - EigLth - 40
ACerttaeatto5PtckReeo cot 20 whelss costs -s2pe %
do. 40. 20 Halyes......... ia 50
ds. do. % Quarters. 49,. - IS
de-. do. 2sE Lights $3.50. 81 -
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Dslawass
ON Tux HAVANA PLAN.
Ezfrs Cisss Is.
To pc DR. AWE n Wilmington, Delaware, Wednesday
fcb. -. lsss.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-05

The Mustang LiniB,ent cures rheumatism;
The Mustang LinimeRt cures STIFF JOINTS
The Austorg Lininlent cures Burns and Wounds;
The Mustang Liniment Sores Ulcers, Cdked
Breasts and Sore Nipples; Neraigd Corns and Warts
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4 Southern Book.

Leisure Moments OF Miss NJ II. BETT of Virginia.
Dedicated to Miss NARCISsA SArNp.Rs af Nashville
Price 81 25- For sale by JOHN TORk Co
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WA. IRA AMiTMss W.
TOBY. -,
W Vss~ys M fSAE0 IN L$V.

ssAT X IcH MO v, -" sslss
1t - q fact not eanersll. knoSn' ,h'. eli,
YEARS AGO. and have eoas.sails ,. ~, a.
continued to cut asd make i.sss , g ess,ssI
stock in Richmond, ~ hundreds 81 ~, a. k,fees
viii testify 10, and hAsins arcfeasfa a. res
tiute TO time, am nov better pfsp"sas,ilss Il
ordsrs for work 10 large 81 sii,t's ,' as TAGS
heretofore. and will saafAasss 70 Aasss'.
~ luw ~ they can - nal ct Nois"
eVual in style and material, ,.,.,,,ss 1a&
8eins practical man NJ my wv, ssr, seer ~
syg etinosd - az tas cdas ,te. ,.,. siys -
and IS good an article for tbs price
NoStA o. SsSta. -, .,,el, Saa'T
Let these who wish 10 baiid ny papill sas.
mauu fsctnrers, patronsxs sss 90. =, ,hsy -
Grst, and Ios tAsAs reap the rsSsM .se.cea IL
merit ier ras.. .pssssst or Jks.ss ~ isoa y
~ NO HCMbUG. - can vinas .as al tsss
haT IL nov in my smrlos, ant nian, 's1,s
Eoen for years PafTo~,ss the ~ go q, 50 go
A0Ine. wore sspseiaIi, vhsn Yea ft IVA y Al III
additional coxs. )" ~ Mar s''e''
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ITO THE Observation-Disclosures.

ITO THE FARMERSOFylR
- vn.ch have recently como to our knowledge,
sosStncf Win advertisements. and card which
~ 9sen GENT extensively through the country to
eur Iienda and customers, and from which re
make the I0llowiAk attract: The suhscrber have
ing conducted the above business Tor the last
{GaIs: on ETankliu street. under the styiA Of g.
WAIt 10, begs leave tn inform hiu hiends
xno sne customeu Of the old concern that that
nIM Goes not now exist" have satisfied ue thai q
!okuIar and systematic effort has aud TX still h.
~ 0ade a. deceiye the ugllAic. and lead them to
neneve thai the concern of GEO. WATT & CO,
not N exlatenco, end that the only place to get
Wette Patent Cud- nsaco PlOW IL from 9 man vho
= dAlly violating the Patent Lava. aaa uniusily
0eprlvlng 6eoFEe W att Of his property, BY MAKING
rs fafent Flow. without his authority 0s OusepE
desire TO cosEsct the isnpressis ihna sonSht 10
re SESkSR sse lsss iess e.
lssencc; that Geo: Watt the Inventor and patou-
s sss a. r.. sgd ise sss o. AZ enc
make any Of his Patent Plows. and that Ne keep
constantly hand large stock of al sises 70 ~
under our personal euyesvision, from the oely
Kenuins patterns, Of the best materials, foxetSsy
With VARIETY 81 othsr Agricultural Imrlei nSnts.
.whieA We warrant 70 tho buyer. and Ate defer.
Fined not scbs SgdsE}p!d By any one in ths mar
"A sr:sd ssd "a "a s: 3. N. e.vs
~ a1st lss2.ssssss ONO. WATT : 90. =
:; q IN s b. :, Is
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NEW eCoNFIDENCE GAME.'-The Mon tgom-
cry Advertiser says that some travellers, bound
for the great West, encamped a few days ago
near the depot Of the Montgomery and West
Point Railroad. In the absence of the heads
of the families so encamped, q couple Of grace
less scamps iniruded themselves upon the la
dies, and stated to one of them that her hus-
band was over in the city, and desired her to
wished TO purchase IA negro, and did not have
time to come after the funds himself. The
woman, unsuspectingly. handed the rascal
500, with which he hastily departed.
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. r. "A. JETER,

KS SURGEON DENIt.
N4A1O Office on Msin, below Pear s.I.s, =,
door to p. Horton Keach's trim ailng store 4. h h
doors above Messrs. Thos. X. Price : to ~
Goods store.
The subscrib~r having removed 70 'he :.
house, wousd To pleased u see these VITA va"
has engagements, aid has made eAlens..s ~, ~,
rations to serve the pnItiie generally. tn".fs
tons performed iE the most approved sna US. H.
style known tn the Profession. and III se'snTS
BY him warranted to give satisfaction teS
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DrssOLUTroNs, &c.

s 49, $1,000 -
NEW COMPREHENSIVE. = Tho under
signed hsve this day entered INTO 19 Pa ss1pn E
ship S ss Pr e ss,r a rs , ss aSs. the sad
ON the south aide OF the Dock. lately cccupled by
Wm and ~ sir p - ne coLEMHN
sr the nam, sna s.ys 70 to
orally. WM.r. Phi i tIirr,;N
ACnrd...i take this opportunity OF retu rnlng
Ior their literal support. and hope they will con-
t'nus TO satron'ze the new e1 WMF. PHILIPS.
DIsNOLUTiON..Th Grm of GlNIEtk X.
KEMr AL EWis e nj aR and
ALVEY having purchased the interest OF LANES ~,
s, KENT they are hereby authorized 70 settle the
business OF the late firm and to use the pane In
liquidation only. ley S e. g y t,mT
Richmond. Jan. LIST. 1860. ia N-2w-
NOTICE.-The CO par,nershig exls T u rnN
~ the name and sly Of az NJ ~
persons to whom they are indebted WI. presen'
their claims for Immediate pa. mens ana shose III
w fk the e be %sed 3, either part
h'' " ''''' '"0 WM.H HUBBARD,
JAS H. GARDNER,
lam a. 1880 AMBROSE CARLTON.
New Co. Partnership The undersigned have
stris Of CARLTON. CHAM bEKLAIN 4 CO., for
the purpose Of continuing the business LACEY car!
RED on by Gardner. Carlton Co., NO. III Main
street, Richmond. Va. -,
s H fTs;s bJg hrHd
intend to increase tie manufacturing department,
so as tn have a full supply OF l. "A IA Y n
SHOES, Lined and Bound KIP and CALF Sewed
BROGUES Of our own make: From our extended
acquaintance with manufacturers generally.
we feel conhde mt of ability tc offer to the pub
lie a desirable assortment in our line, upon IA
yorable conditions.
JAS. H. GARDNER
AMBROSE CARLTON,
WIN. P. CHAMBERLAIN.
Jan. Is, 1860. ia l9-2w
Mss TON The concern of r. F
IL NORTH RN & CO., in the Staging and Mai
carrying business, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent.
K. r. NORTHERN is alone authorized to use
the name OF. the firm in winding up the business.
RE-. NORTHERN,
RI. BROADUS.
Richmond. Jan. IS. 1860. ia blot
'E,HE UNDEKSIGNED,h having purchased OF
L d. w. SAUNDERS his stock of Groce ries
vii: carry on the GROCER AND COM MISSION
BUSINESS at the well known stand. occupied fo'
the past eight years by d. w. Saunders, N =. 3lt
Broad street under the name and sly lie of JOHN
f. SAUNDERS Il CO., where they will keep con
stant!y hand a weil-seected stock of GRO
CERI rs, which they will sell by wholesale or re.
tail. for cash, or, to punctual customers, on the
usual time, ON as good terms as any establish
ton to business, to merit continuance of the
patronage SO literally bestowed on the late con
Germ OF u. w. Saunders. and the public generally
JOHN F. SAUNDERS:
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Rithlllonn 8;spatrt.
TUESDAY MORNING. .......JAN. 81, 1899.
cosrespcndenes Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Cbrs~ssom aad Ohie Railrcod-Mit''ary Aeaa'

ny, Re. :.
our town u In painful suspense 70 IegaIa
70 DE appropriation bill for .ne Ho r ..
Ard ONO Raitroad. A large numoeI OF In,
hcrsrs must soon be disbanded II ehis Dill
ANA and the unni.nsd w We, iron mere . 70
a. Tr~isiature make personal survey OF
tns ises. 80 its tunnels, ito grades. despite OF
ali :he dif1culties nature has thrown in the
vav' the most favorable OF any our Stale or
country can boass- could they see the vas t
trscs Of forest land, well adapted 10 grain.
grass aud tobacco this line is destined TO
peuetrate aud people. with sturdy, enterpris-
ing two-hogshead men, (the glory OF our
land,) who are now tiIiing fields worn out BY
their ancestors ere they were born, that en-
lightened body would not hesitate TO push This
work rapidly on to completion. Its Chief
Engineer has band Of assistants exceiied IN
industry and attachments by no corps on TINS
continent. As TO Mr. +, he needs no euiogy.--
This work is eulogy enough, and whea conf
pleted, II will be a monument 10 mis- genius.
We are pleased to learn that another mill.
tsry academy is to be established we hoi@
LsWisburg will be the place OF us location.
COyINGTON.
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n FALL. lsas.-HATS. CAPS AM

AFURS ROBERT l.. Dickinson, success,
to BInford, Dickinson Il Weislser, .sNaAe
bcys leave to call the attention ri his ff.nds :.
HATS, CAPS and FANCY FrRS, whwh a,
been selected from the LARGEST manuiaelnres, a
the most favorable terms. especially ior the Fe
giR,a, NORTH Carolina and Tsnn.sssS Trad, en-
prising all the LAT EST and MOST FASHION
| b. r. Sly LES, tco numerous Ia MeatOa, VIA
Will be sold at wholesale and retail. Oh ,bs nS
favorable terms.
Merchants are respectfully solicited - sxlH
ms stock, knowing that in price, anat, OF slie 4
cannot be surpaxsed
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~ CAkkl A6E, >. ,sss ~
&| GEO. A. AlNSliE, w. 81, lf,sssss 7,
r~spx q fully invits the attenten ~ ~. Ut i,sass'
tn puhita EeaerNlly . biz ,Asss WI, SIS
assossment 81 CAnRsAG ~, ss An, s. eeaI
naa vosA ID waantseenfye - s va sassssts1 ~
!; '''s
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TRUNKS, TRUNKS, BONNsT ,AsF&-
DENTISTRY.

. ARTIFICIAL EttTH. .-fsg
DpSTTSplastle and Vu!eante Process
--A-o JONES, DENTIST, hsvihr The rRhss'
of it's absolute superiority over all other G's
can Wi tn confidepce commend II 70 those ~
full or partial sets of teeth, and especIaH :.
az may be dissatisfied with those The, sr p
mouth. and the suction ,hereis secuFet ss'
him to insert one or more teeth ,ciiheai tAE
This method having been adopted by taess -
ing highest IN the profession, Norta anf -
10 tboss wishing 10 see then. Sets IL Tea q
gold or any other plato will of course ie mlot
those preferving them. Filling. Cleans as y
tracing, and all ethcr operations senfi' 80
corinth,sn U.ii rsg-ll
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UNDERTAKING.

THE UNDERSlGNED RE-.
SssznEEszz3 TURNS his thanks to his friends
and customers for their patronage
in the UNDERTAKING BUSINESS for the last
ten years. He is prepared to furnish cor FINS Of
al! sizes and qualities, to suit the circumstances III
sill who fee disposed bury the friends We
He has = fine hEARSE, with xlass windows.
~ ERV.ANTS C0FFlNS Of all sIzes; also.
nEEiS, SHhOI Us, &C., on hand, ct the corner
JEREMIAH SATTERwHITE,
Au S-Sm- Agent for JOHN NRTrLrs
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A LUCKY DARKY-A servant belonging to
r. s. Hipkins, Esq, of this place, while al
work on his mas ter's farm, few days since,
saw an old hare run into hollow stump, and
in putting his hand in TO pull out the animal
it came in contact with Il purse containing
about sixty dollars in hard cash, when Cuifee
adjourned sise die, and left the hare to his re-
Hec tiOns.-Tdp pohannOek .soathsraer.
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A soM.s. "a = sssa ~ our thsnss .o,..,..
iibesa! patronage We hare Ell 10, sof tas a.
nope ~ stiict attentien ~ busines a. t ~ thes. ~
slnqancc Of the sane. assuring them Lnn'ssftses
Having IN our emtiOs Mt the Zoe, sauriserias
this country can produce, . are ~. ".rn.s -,
pared 70 mann lecture iadies', asn,ien., nsr ~
scriptiGn. and on = much lsrs.r a., 81 evsfr !.
lore. We import al Of our m,t.,, s .hsr hs,..
me S,r mnasn l Of AZ kieds Of woss
s1m wst ss. 4 s ,sasa ,"Ds,oi
featuring than hsretofore and wa e al a n.,s
tention OF all in want Of good ve,n e'ree,ss
''''s'' 70 can M ON ALEx. HILL ca a.
b.Ots. Shoes. Trnnsne
Richmond. January 10. l56a ~ h1chEload.I \.
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PLANO roRTEs.

- AZ. Il N - ID f!ANU tvs1
HTT MANDATORY, ASp ,y ns ssss
DEPOT OF EeRhi6Nx sAr nbpr aasSr|
DORR L RADE. Warerooms .5l, saeiS
Broad street, would respectfully iny,ie Sse
tcntlon to their large assortment Oh D
would offer such guarantees as VIII 'S'''"
most fastidions purchaser. e,,, n
in tune twelve months. and exehsa-ed VIZ.
trst six months. il they fail 20 give eh'is s'
ton u the purchaser. -, .,,s II
Particular attention ~ paid 70 o'.s 90 nps u
country, and persons may saiey 10"
faithful execution Of their orders
Old pianos taken in exchange Tor ne" eA''
IA PIANOS hired at low fiies . v.pg
s.,as.,x Ricnmons =
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ELLETT & WEIsiCER,

NO ls7 Main street, \
Have Just received vi OF THE LAffTE
SrILESOF GENTS FINE DRESS HAls@t
FRENCH SOFT HATS. VIZ: Tne 6ARlRAG
assortment of YOUNG GENTS FINE tlOTs
CARS. Also. BOYS DRESS HATS anl can
in preaf q riefN
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A BODEKERA CO.. Arothecares and ~
"A Drug eists. No; 40 Main street, near Old ~
a general assortment OF pure Drugs. Medi- IA
cines, Chemicals, Oils. Paints, Window Glass,
Putty. Dive Stufs, Patent Medicines, Brushes of
ali kinds Surg zeal Appliances, Burning FLUID. AL
cohol. Soaps. Perfumery, Fancy Articles, GARDEN
Seeds Glue Sand Paper, Tobacco. Cigars, Snuff,
Medicinal Liquors. &c.
Prescriptions prepared at all hours, with special
care. BY members of the firm alone.
PHYSICIANS orders from the country executed
promptly, and the most reliable medicines fur
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Ref7 PfANOs,-.We call tie st''gs, ,s.'ss
UVNJv citixens ef Richmond ana ~ s,ssS :
our PIANO FORTES. We have plassa "a
strume nts with Mr.. cARlSi. thai me-. ~. )
in ali respects, may DO tested ~ Tue ''''
famed Chic kerinxs. ,os 81 ,.u SOS
h,xh and as n Numerous Testimonials v ~,
in the country. all Of which esn ~ "a
CARUzls, ons3road street, ~ dssof ifen snsgrsi
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CHAMPAGNR.-The United States are repre-
seDted to be the largest consumers Of cham
payne in the world, and the consumption per
anuum is estimated to be one million baskets.
The whole champagne district is about twenty
thousand acres, and the amount OF wine man
ufactured for expectation is ten million bot
ties, or about eight hundred thousand baskets.
OF this, Russia consumes l60,OU0 Great Brit
ain and her possessions l65, OO0 France 1862 200,
Germany ia6,OOU. and the United States 22O 900
The custom house in this city, through which
passes q large amount of the champagne i'm
ported into this country, reports only l15,2s
baskets per annum. Seven hundred and eighty
thousand baskets, therefore, of the wine drunk
in this country for imported champagne, is
supply of the champagne district for the
wOrld.-NsW York Courier.
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MARINE INSURANCE..
incorporated 1922
THE VIRGINIA. FIRE AND MARINE INSURE
ANCE COMPANY.
n Office No. Isl Main Street, Richmond, -
Capital and Surplus, S230.00!
THIS COMPANY has the advantage of sireHty- seuen
years experience in the Insurance business, and
having enjoy ed the favor of the public during all
Of that period needs no special recommendation TO
the citizens of Virginia.
It effects Fire Insurance ip city and country, and
Marine Insurance to all parts of the world
Its cash capital and surplus above. and lte
affairs are manage ed prudentiy, but literally and its
rates are as low as those of any other good nstltu
ton. DIRECTORS:
w. l.. Cowardin. J. +. " ellsworth, Patrick Cullen,
Joseph Alien, VIM. Beers, Ge9. smith,
Horace l.. Kent, Thos. samson, b. L.. w instOn,
VIM. Palmer. Chas. w: Purcell, Jno Jordon,
Alex. r. Parker, Jos. 7. Winston, Arch. InOmas
Jas. A. In.oes, n. A. Claiborne.
Apply to the President or Secretary, in person or
by letter. w. l.. COWARDiN, freeieent.
WIN. WILLS, JR., Secretary. je90
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BUSIN. ESS NOTICES.
CLATE Fling.

JOHN G. MCMILLAN.
Whe has had twenty FIVE years. experl.enee n the
every description and with the best materials, at
short notice. Specimens Of his cork can be seen
on application, and orders left at his ONCE on MAN
WEsL, Architect, Goddn's Hall, will be promptly
attended to. Oc lo--6mN
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'fsFRT sAIptEyR or,E ySWsED R hGYiEsoN
l. ATFS OF THE PHILADELPHIA COL ~
LEGE OF PHARMACY, PRACTICAL II
offer to country physicians and families perfect
y NEW and FIRES stock of pure and reliable M +
DICINES. together with SNrgeonS' Instruments.
Pertumsry Fancy Goods, and all other things in
the Drug line, which they will sell oh the best
terms
made to order and sent to any part Of the country.
LAIDLEY s. ROBINSON. Dris Store.
4th and Franklin Sts., Richmond.
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-. - $500, -'''"''c uld Stsri
"a HkEAI X EDlITIUNiNi Man

n GREAT kEDlCIIVN
~ PRICE OF HATS AND BOgFs
IN From ID to ~ PEI cent. saved nv h., u
ETsA ing from J. H. ANrE0yr
vtkAS Columbian Hotel ba,,i,,,
Moleskin Hats Of best quality, 50 80 4, So,
quality, 90; fashionable Silk Hats, ~ sss
skin sewed Boots. So Congress after poo..'
hne calf skin sewed Shoes, 2 Is.
J. II. ANTHONY has mftie arrsngsm,,,,,.
one of the best makers in the CITY Of pn,lass's
to supply him with handsome and sn,sfsrtsq y,
skin sewed BOOTS. which nc will sell A, ,ssss'E
cedented low price of THREE DOLLARS XXI
n"hr. oc 5-ddsl
Al NOTICE TO STRANGERS yISp
Wing RICHMOND.-We wcnld mo,, re,..
FULLY call the attention Of stra asers AMI s',,
visiting X ehm.Ond, to call and examns an, :,
soItment Of boots. SHOES, TRUygS' VI
LlSES, CARPET,BAGS.& &C, before parcsus,
as they will lind large assortment to sslsr i,ss
ALEX. HILL AGO
No III Main St Rlrh,oo,d =
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eew1w TRUNKS, TRUNKS. Nor 10 80
ESSxN the LARGEST and most beautiful sssoi's's
~AAF1bof Travelling and Packing Trunks ere
had, ard will sell them very cbsae: