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The weekly Anglo-African., 1860-03-17
NOTECE!-NR. I. s. BOSTON TAKES

NOTECE!-NiR T. s. BOSTON TAKES
N pleasure in announcing to his friends and
the public, that he will open school for dancing
on Tuesday evening, March Is, 1850, at the
METROPOLITAN ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
No 178 Prince street. Glasses will be formed for
juveniles and adults. Parties wishing to form
private class can do so by calling at the Rooms on
Tuesday evening" when the terms will be made
known. Regular school nights, Tuesday an
Friday MIR. THOS. s. BOSTON.
34-tf
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DIED.

GRGsBEcK-On the morning of March 9TH, af-
ter an illness of six weeks, Prince Grusbeck aged
66 years.
Mr. Gresbeck was born in Newark, n j., and
for the last % years had been engaged as head
cook at the United States Hotel, corner of Pearl
and Fulton streets. The infrmities of age had
long previously commenced their work upon his
venerable frame, but his uncommon energy and
imperiouswil resisted their progress until death
triumphed, and he sank to the bosom of his moth
er earth in the full hope of happy resurrec-
ton
HE saw what thou hast seen,
Encountered all that troubles thee;
He was what thou hast been,
He is what thou shalt be-"
MoxRoE-At Careysburg, Africa, ON the 9th of
November, 1861 of the African fever, the Rev.
VIM. C. Munroe, aged 81 years.
The writer of this brief notice first became in
timately acquainted with MIR. Munroe nearly 26
years ago. in the State of Connecticut We had
both just entered upon public life in the service
of our people, Since that time our friendship
had not only continued, but become more and
more pleasant. The last time | saw Mr.. Munroe
was shortly before heard of his leaving for Afri-
ca Having an engagement to lecture in Brook
lyn, E. D., he rendered me the hospitalitles of his
house for the eyening-and never shall | forget
that evening. In company with himself and fam
lily, consisting of his wife and children, enjoyed
an intellectual treat.
Mr.. Munroe was man of good abilities, fair at
tainments, warm patriotic feelings, and sound pi-
ETY. as a Christian man and minister. He leaves
a vito and two children to mourn their loss, All
the friends of the will sincerely condole with
Mrs. Munroe and her children in their severe af-
fiction Whether here or in Africa, We cannot
spare many such men, whose places are not easily
supplied in public life. Mr.. Munroe was minis
ter in the Protestant Episcopal Church, and as
such served his brethren acceptably in Michigan
and in New York, after being missionary for
some years in Hayti. His death is public loss,
but may it be sanctifed to our people for their
public and spiaitual good. J.w.c.P.
New YORK. March 7, 1850.
SMYTH.-On the morning of the 9th inst, Hen
~ H. W., infant son of Peter and Jane K, Smyth,
aged five months and nineteen days.
K1ssAM-In Wiliamsburgh, on the 9th inst,
Maria Stevens Nissan, aged IL years and mos.
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DROMENADE MUSICALE AND

i TABLEAUA.-The first grand promenade
musicale and tabeaux viii be g fen at the
METROPOLITAN ASSEMBLY ROOMS
178 Prince street, on Tuesday ey ening, March ~,
1860, under the direction Of MIR. T. S. Boston, Oh
which occasion will be presented a new ser.es of
tableaux Tickets of admission 20 cents, to be had
at the door on the evening Of the entertainment,
For further particulars see circular 442t.
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LATTER-DAY DEMocRAcY.-An Ohio pa
per calls Senator Pugh "type of Democ-
racy," whcreupon Prentice continues the
metaphor, observing that the type" is con-
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Sg&tial Notites.

yP. f.. Church of the Messiah,
(seats frae,) Mercer street, between Blocker and
Amity. Divine service in this church every Sab
bath morning at l04, afternoon at o'clock, and
during the season Of Lent, every Wednesday and
Friday evenings al 8 o'clock.
A. GRISWOLD, Minister in Charge.
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GRAND LEAP YEAR
w ANTED CONSTANTLY, AT

w TILMON'S Agency for Employment, No
70 East Thirteenth street, one door east of 4th
avenue, all FIRST CLASS HELP, Cooks, Wait
ers, Chambermaids, Laundresses, House-workers,
Seamstresses, Children's Nurses. DC, colored and
white, German, Scotch, English, Irish, Catholic
and Protestant.
No one calling at this Office need be out of en-
ployment one hour, if they are willing to work,
and will take places Particular attention is paid
to getting the best wages for all good help for
both city and country Don't forget the number,
and be sure to call. L. TILMON, Proprietor
33-1t
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MISCELLANEOUS.
T LITERARY AND SOCIAL EN-
III TERTA1NMENT

for the
ANGLO-AFRICAN READING ROOM.
A committee of ladies and gentlemen will give
an interesting entertainment at the
METROPOLITAN ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
17S Prince street, "Wednesday evening, March
81, 1861 in aid of this noble and reformatory in
stitution.
Exercises viii commence at 81 o'clock. Re-
freshments at o'clock after which an intellectual
feast will be given.
1.-The Youths Literary Society" have volun-
teered to furnish the occasion with addresses re-
citations, and music.
Mr.. Thomas s. Boston viii preside at the
piano.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Mrs Julia w Garnet 81 Laurens st.
Mrs. Samuel Hardy, 1874 Christie ST.
Mrs. Harriet Inslee, 2l9 Church ST.
Miss Angelina Dawley So Laurens st.
Miss Lewis 50 Thompson ST.
Miss Helen Glow, 4 Congress st.
Mr.. Geo. II. Hughes, York st.
Mr.. p. S. Porter.
Mrs Sarah Higgins, 167 Mercer st.
Mrs Hester Jackson, 218 Church st.
Mrs. P S. Porter. 10 West Goth st.
Miss Harris 5 King st,
Miss Rita Johnson l20 Clinton Court
Mr.. VIM. H Ross, High ST., Brooklyn,
Mr.. VIM. H. Green, 1872 Mercer st.
Mr.. S. Hardy, Christie st,
Doors open at half-past 7. Tickets 50 cents
for sale by the committee 1t
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GOLDEN ANNIVERsARY.-THE

GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY
UN. Y A Society, for Mutual Relief will eele
brate their fiftieth anniversary the evening of
March 23d, 1860, by a
SOCIABLE SOIREE,
at the Metropolitan Assembly Rooms, No. l7s
Prince street
Addresses will be delivered by Messrs C. B.
Ray, ]. Peterson, S. White, T. Downing, and 9TH
ers
Singing by number of young lady amateurs,
under the direction of Mesers. Robt. Hamilton and
T. s. Boston.
A collation. will be served under the superin-
tendence of Mr. Z. Y. Clark
The friends of the society are cordially invited
to participate in this, our 50th anniversary
Tickets of admission to the whole affair, Is
cents; may be obtained of the committee and at
the door.
COMMITTEE.
T. Downing J. Rock,
E. Latham, A. Lyons
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MARRIED.

ALDRrDGE, GRANGER.-On the 9th inst, by the
Rev. ii. H Garnet Mr. David Aldridge, of this
city, to Miss Henriette Annie Granger, of Utica.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

SECOND GRAND BALL
BROOKLYN ESMERALDA CLUB
will take place on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 2s, 1860,
at the
NATIONAL HALL,
1870 Prospect street, between Bridge and Gold
streets, Brooklyn.
The floor will be placed under the polite and
efficient management of Prof 7. B. Voorhees,.
and Isaac Murray's celebrated string and brass
band has been engaged expressly for this occa-
sion
be under the charge of skilful and experienced
practitioners
Tickets admitting lady and gentleman) 81 !;
single tickets, so cents To be had of the follow
ing
COMMITTEE
GEORGE A. TOWNSEND,
WILLIAM H. BROWN,
WILLIAM NICHOLS,
JOHN J. JACKSON.
ISAIAH PHILLIPS,
JOHN II. FISHER,
GEORGE RICHARDSON,
CORNELIUS DECLINE,
JAMES H. WILLIAMS,
HOMER SCHANCK.
G. P. VOGELSANG, President
P. H. WILLIAMS, Vice ="
@. H. WILLIAMS, Chairman.
WIN. r. JACKSON, Secretary.
JOHN E. PORTER, Asst Secretary.
FRANCIS II. THOMPSON, Treasurer
The Williamsburg cars will convey persons
within block of the hall.
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WANTED.--A situation for a boy, in a
w store office, or an opportunity to
learn trade or the drug business. Apply to ia
cob Roberts, N. Banking Company, Newark, N.
]. 35-tf.
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A FEW GENTLEMENmay be accom-
Annotated with lodgings at No. "a Lispenard st,
one door from Church. 35-tf
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NOtice.-AlI the members of
Rye Neck Grove Company are requested to meet
on the 22d of March, at IA P. NJ, in the vestry
of the church in 9th street, between 4th avenue
and Broadway, on business of great Importance.
By order of the President
L. TILMON
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n u. VOORHEES, DANCTNG AGA

i DENY, CONVENTION HALL, III Woos-
ster street, between Houston and Blocker former
ly at the Metropolitan Rooms, Prince street.
Evenings for rehearsal, Tuesday and Friday.
The Quadrille Russo, 10Th Century Quadrills, and
the celebrated Danish Dance taught during this
term. For terms, DC, apply at the rooms at the
above specified time, at his residence, 164 Sui
ivan street. o3-5t
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w Lecture mt 9TH Avenue Pres

v Lecture at 9TH Avenue Pres
byterian Church, Grew. H. M. Wilson's,) between
18th and 18th streets. BY request of the pastor
and trustees, the Rev. Jno Bowling, d. D., will
deliver his popular lecture, entitled Coward, or
Progress and Principle" at the above, church, on
Monday evening, March 10, 1860, at o'clock.
The lecturer is widely and most favorsbly
known as a warm friend of the oppressed.
Proceeds for the benefit of the church. Tick
cts Is cents
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m HE FIRST VOLUME OF THE
l. ANGLO AFRICAN AMGAZINE, BOUND
IS NOW READY
1t contains articles from the pens Of the follow
ing contributors:
Bishop Payne, James MCuns Smith, ]. W. C
Pennington, Martin r. Delany, James Theo. Hol-
ly, George B. Vashon VIM. ]. Wilson, Martin II.
Freeman, Robert Campbell Charles L. Reason,
James Fields, J. Holland Townsend, Edward W.
Blyden, Robert Gordon, J. Mercer Langston,
Amos Gerry Beman Chas. B. Ray, Frances Ellen
Watkins Mary A. s. Cary, Sarah N. Douglass,
and Grace A. Maps.
Music, by A. ]. r. Connor
northumberland of Alexander Dr-
mas
PRIcE.--In half Morocco, 81 80; in Muslin, | SO
Orders should be addressed to
THOS HAMILTON,
48 Beekrnan street,
r. o. Box 1921 New York.
25-tf
NOR SAHE-A coYnnIeta Ella hound O
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MIR. WALDHtON INTENDS OPENING
M on the Sd of March at the
METROPOLITAN ASSEMBLY ROOMS, l78
PRINCE ST,
class of young ladies and gentlemen for the study
of
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC, CALISTHENICS
AND DEPARTMENT.
instruction given the following instruments,
viz, the Piano Forte, Guitar, Violin, Violincelo.
Terms, with use of instrument, Two Dollars for
eight lessons, payable one half in advance,
Instrumental Glass on Wednesdays and Satur-
days. from 10 A. NJ. to P. M. Calisthenies and
Department Glass on Saturday from Q until P.
NJ 30-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Dietetie SaleratuS.
r A MI e $

perfectly wholesome article which is unequaled
for its certainty in producing good Bread.
This Saleratus not only has the approval OF the
but upwards of
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
Intelligent families In the New England and Mid
die States have given it preference over all other
kinds.
Its unparalleled success has brought multi
tude of eounterfeits in the market, some of which
are of a poisonous nature, but the best class of
grocers everywhere sell the genuine. However,
purchasers should always see that the name of
James Pyle is on each package. Some of the gro
cerymen are INSCRIPTIONS enough to recommend
the limitations, but their object is to make large
profit, as they can buy them for much less than
the genuine
Grand Depot s45 Washington st., cor. of Frank
lin Now York 6-H
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DOR sALE.-A complete File, bound,
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RICHMOND s. YORK RIVER RAILROAD
SOUTU-sIDE RAILROAD.
n AND AFTER MONDAY TEE22d

ON ANDAFTER MONDAY TEEE22d AU- -
" gust, the passenger Trains will as follows sxf
FROM PETERSBURG TO LYNCHBURG
Mail Train daily $50 NJ reaches Lynchburg atl2S6
M.
Passenger Train daily except Sundays at AS ?. NJ,
reaches LYnchhuTg at 1890 A. q.
PROM LTNCHBURG To PETERSBURG.
Mall Train daily at II K ~ reaches Petersburg at NJ
PASSENGER Trains starts daily, except Sundays, at 1890 NJ,
reaches Petersburg Fl $50 A. VI.
These trains connect daily the SPRING.
Vile, Nashville, Memphis, &C. 70 New Orleans.
E This the shortest and most expeditions route TO all parts
Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas and Texas
The City Point Train leaves Petersburg daily except Sundays
"A ~ and 10 Noon and City POat $50 A. NJ and 1880 p NJ
Extra to and from s the packets when
cessary.
II. D. BIRD,
Aul General Superintendent
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u nd
es1 than their ZEAL In charging The DstilerS 4=ssdN
WITH mixing poison with their liquors. . II akAkr5s73
To one acquainted with the process OF making
whisky this simply ridiculous but to the pub
lie It's Federation conveys the impression that has some
foundation In truth ,,,..., r,,~.
ed With hot through the process OF
Hon by the introduction OF yeast precisely as Eight bread Is
a. 40 and which process the aeOhoand then useG
No uoison mineral vegetable Is used In It's manufacture
other persons silly enough or criminal enough 70
for ourselves. -, III, ,-.,-. 80 Az
The above reward will be paid to any one VINO w prove ~
sonv on competent and respectable chemist that our state
h untrue so far as liquor manufactured by US Is concerned
win the the liquor subjected to the test ha DC
red either from house fom any OF our mary re-
ab that the character Of the chemist who an
sves n shan be established be beyond suspicion, either
for ssin OF honesty p srEARNs a 90.
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RICHMOND PIANO FORTE MANUFACTOHY,
AND GENERAL DEPOT OF
Warden and American WusIc and Musical
Instruments.
nnRR & RADE. 300 & 28l. Boon srRxEr

DORR & RADE, 300 & 23l, BROAD STREET,
rEAVISG associate themselves 90 the above bus
4 lness. respectfully invite public attention 10 e3ff
eir large assortment Of Pianos and other Musical
t.f-us on hand, and oIcr such guarantees as
viii f the most sd0us purchaser They also keep on hand
e largest and choicest Of Music semosries Academies
rs OF Learning VIII End 90 their advantage 10 deal
rth u.s. IA We are prepared cell Music &c, al Northern pnce2
puo af our make warranted Tor tive years and kePt IN
iuu. twelve months and exchanged within sN months they ia
10 give en,e the purchaser. We also keep large
-,5r nj tf Pianos OF Tie hest Northern manufactures
Particular attention paid 20 orders FROM The country ana per-
sons can the faithful execution Of he.I orders
Tuning promptly attended 70
or Pianos taken In exchange. Please address -.
OcJ Doi'' % Rail- '''''i'OnU'
NrO'gICE OF CO-PAR FNEiSSHJP.--LUTuFR
y LIBBY OF Richmond, and ABRAHAM BURTON ci Peters
burg Va have formed copariners'p under Che style OF ibl
BURTON the purpose OF conducting trOccrJs slip
CnaudI,ry and Commission Business, at the Old
stand of Luther LIBBY corner Goth and Cary streets Richmond
~ ~ LUTHER LIBBY,
ABRAHAM BURTON.
Richmond, Feb 10th, $780,
4 HAVE 90 offer friends and customers for for
patronage and 70 ask continuance OF ne same
q the new business OF LIBBY BURTON. LUTHER LIbbl.
Richmond, Feb. lC, ls6O. Ie---u
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p sTEARNs A 90.

CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY. .,o
The Purest Medicinal Agent known mas
community stmulent pure, heaihiul and
delicious beverage II Is calculated TO 90 ANS
the vile dragged that pamed OF on the
which Injurious body and mind In addition 10 Ie
hrates beneath ne Diploma from the STATE Auh
CULTURAL SOCIETY," and additional testimony from Dr. JACKSON
Of Boston, who testhes oath TO its absolute purity
CERTIFICATES
pau pErPHrA, Sept 9, 1858.
have carefully tested the sample of Chestnut Grove
you u.s. that contains Of the POISONOUS uo
Fus Oh which the characteristic ana injurious
ingredient Of the Whiskys in general use - o,,,,c
Analytical Chemists
NEw YORK. Sept 8, 1855.
Ihave analysed sample Chestnut Grove Whisky received
from Mr. Chss Wharton Jr Philadelphia, and having care
fully tested pleased to state that Is entfty Hee
fnr aavorsd oualltv of whisky JAMES K. Chiffon,
~ H' Analytical Chemist
BosroS March 7, 1859.
Ihave chemical analysis Of commercial samples OF
nut Grove Whisky which proves to be free nom the hey
oils and perfectly pure and unaduerated Inc me HI VI
is Whisky derived from the Grain used In IT,
Respectfully, A. A. HAYES, NJ. D., state Assayer,
No 1G, RoylstOn Street.
v,-s,tsbv @ WHARTON JR,
Sole Principal Agent,
laos On No 1;6 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
SIEREOSC0PIC EMPORIUM
r.. ANTHONY.
3Os broadway, New York.
AFTER May ist, 1860, at sol BROADWAY, Two DOR.
from 81. Nicholas HataI

h''e' may Isl, 1901, at 5Ol BROADWAY, rWO dom,
from 81. Nicholas HCtaL
'nh sIhhEo-COPE Is the most On sfynctr, ,y,,,t,l, 49,
= ~ing and e|chHg OF modera Inventions my '+
ua,jsSJ :, ycIng none i.o OIL to gea nor, 100
~ ''u' 70 acknowledge It's worth and beauty
,rS9a"I complete without It, and It and viii p,a1.
- II presents to view every part OF the ,l n
o,b , Pe'Pee're and shdypHess NJ GtiR as Der,
Photographers everywhere e,plorng Prr,s a., a..
rs "a sg1reh Of the grand and the beautiful and Rs
We hsvs an ,H a,s constantly s',hiag .t,E
sJouaad Ireland Wales France Belgium Hr,fd
Tuir I'LL; , me Rhine Versailles ST. Cloud Fontansb,a
uia urystal Paace-aso Groups Historical srgr, 1919.
~ J1 scenes, pic mics stAuary de- 4e e5gi
IHbntAGied hteors Of Palace Churche, And Ca
SI ., france Italy, Ac &C. The eject Of these
Every gentleman Of wealth and refined ,,. T. 81,
n ION some OF our sSqHe re,cs glas. With revoT
NOR showing ~ 20 90 100 scenes Nothing can
'I Iat y, ss picturesque and the beautiful
o9ranSi~ md'GneoHs stereoseope Views the latest
srJ ihey are taken IN the Gre,s ldrf afd ssad
anu eseIyttlng no matter h0'o rdJidlV man L ,yg ia d.
UJ a. value for 10 the beauties Of mar Innate nsirfe
"doAM ne cidrDl rze and motion IN. p,os. Il discovery
don and pa ng shnoton n Europe receive loB
American lie and scenery '"' ADVANTAGEOUS '''''
ton. Of sb oe things we have just published sereosoop ~
e Scene Of he FULTON SrREyT PRAYgE Myr- In Ehch
IN o ee an Interest The particulars Of ibis viii be ornd
address on receipt Of astsmp F WIN "e "r"Aiueu " ''
a. distance sending $40 as $40 as can
sent by EslFeSs. rs' DC "e' may ''t-'T
p.n aieHe, without Instrument be sent by mail
fSes who wish TO be advised Of anying really valuable ia
e nne % comes out heir 70 place on record
anu We WI Keep them posted I our own expense
asn Hse will find Photography mos. fascinating and De.
AZ asement We are prepared out With
sIyng necessary for their success together Will instruction.
now 70 take stereoscopic Pictures"
f. ANTHONY-
importer and Manufacturer Of Photoyrapbc Mate.s ser
copes and Stereoscoplc View, 'r
- Merchants from every section Of the county respect
TO the trade will be liberal 49, -' -
wanted. ' N's0'SPS
'e"u 0y man print unmorned. with price Of Negative.
lNnt this ont for future refsrence1 fe2l-din
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BLOWS! PLOWS! PLOWS!!!-NO EXCUSE FOR
GOING NORTH TO BUY PLOWS-The subscriber makes CIV.
cry variety Of Pows known Southern planters
and especially bis Southern Poto which uses three
sizes and shapes Of moeboads each Pow thus adapting
every variety Of soil p. II sTARKE
an Three doors above Charles Hotel Richmond ".
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VALUABLE IMPROVEMENT.
EATHER he thoroughly tanned without The use Of bark In
aHy form whatever al more han two hundred
per the price o. materials and In onetweh the tire
quircd by the old process.
VIII tested by experiment and shown any who feel inter
ystel in She subject
Heavy Hides VII b. tanned Ia fgOm 20 to 81 days
Light Hides IN from 10 10 70 days.
Kip Car skins la nom 3 20 days
Bucg, sheep, Hog or Goat skins, Ia one day.
By hi, process better article of Leather made being heav
tougher more lmperyious water aid preier article IL
Cd Of tanning utterly incapable Of making
rood article Of Leather and will submit to the decision Of
any competent judges
Of principle articles used Tor tanning by this process,
put gro spontaneously the country and
be obtained simply by cut iuRlt'
ANY person wishing 90 obtain Interest In this process wb
10 ali confidence oder 70 the public can address
JOHN p Chiffon,
Liberty, Bedford county, Va.
fei8-Gm Proprietor.
$50 flrthpr nnlcr In The Vlrplnla Inhex
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PORTABLE GAswORKs put up In town and country
fsq CHARLES n. YALE 4 90
NORRUGXTED WROUGHT IRON Avn

- WIRE RAILING(Secured by Letters Patent -Admraby
adapted for enclosing Public Grounds Cemeteries Balconys Cot
&c Sheep aud OK Hurdle Patent Wire, saekng Bead
stead with every variety Of FdnR Iron Beasead and Iron
Furniture Patent Wire Coal Screens Ore and Gravel
Screens Wire Netting for Mosquito, sheep Poultry other
purposes Wire Summer Houses Fancy Wire Work In great va.
riety for Gardens, &c.
NJ. WALKER SONS, Manufacturer
No 635 Market, N. T. Sixth street, Philadelphia
ocR-
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yBRGINHS
nGHTE 4 BRlDBURRY'S PINNOS,

HGHTE BHtUBUKKi'S FIANUN'
WE CALL The attention Of the citizens Of Rich ~x-
W 15rt ana Virginia Piano Fortc' which ges7 -
va ave placed with Mr. Carus, that heir qualities ~ ii III
IN eye-y respect be tested By tie side Of NELL u
famed Chic.eI.lt 49,, --.--
We warrant 40 Pianos AMI show as t and as hume
-ons ,stmouas any factory u the country All Of which can
be ,eea 40 Nr Carus Broad Street 81 door from
5stf NGHTE x BRADBURY.
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Fire Insurance, Marine insurance.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE 3 MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
OHK1oE No 18l MAY srRElr RICHMOND VA.

CASH CAPITAL, 100000.
CHARTERED In 1S2 and having during It's existence OF twenty
~ years. claims for loss to the extent CT largely over
MILLION or DOLLARS, 1t refers TO the history OF the
alordng the best guarantee for the future
Being VIRGINIA COMPANY its profits distributed amongst
her citizens Capital promote the Of her
Commercial and Mechanical Industry.
BY long acquaintance OF this Institution with the nsurng
Public familiar with their interests and no pains
will spared information withheld The part Of It's Ocsrs
that will tend 10 insure accuracy and give satisfaction.
and Country Merchants reeFom the very
country Insurance already secuTedo highly respectable
citizens In almost every portion OF the State.
Applications for Fire Marine Insurance, addressed to the
w. L. CowARDIE, President
WILLIAM WILLS, IN, Secretary mhl9--ly
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DURBRR B00TS.-rhs best boots hat cen b worn for
II Dchng wearing much longer Than Lssthg and hsnG pSr.
fscily dry q fsaa VII WliS1T
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SHIP BROKERAGE.
TIVE undersigned have this day formed copanershp under
the style ILLsPAUGH READ for the purpose az con-
Quoting SHIP BROKERAGE business and respectfully solicit
the patronage Of their friends and the public.
A. MILLsPAUGH
JAMES @. READ,
Gary and 18th streets, near the Dock
RIehmond January 1st 1900 ivaNIv