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i may cid you. A bout nineteen years a.
heard that some men Who mad bee n brouc
up on farms had clubbed together. aud o
0 o. them was going to publish paper VIII.
0 should consist mainly OF accounts Of ho
difterent farmers cultivated various crops, a !
such like matters. Isent for the p,uer :
!. nave done 50 every year since, and now
have nineteen Urge volumes, every psre
which have read. little at time. and |, n
Whole has not cost The produce Of sing
acre. Why an astonished when thin
over the ten thousand tho ughls, and hin Z.
srd suggestions have thus gathered. -
What blank would be let in nv head.
these thoughts were taken away.
Mr. Smilh-But does the practice Of arm
es on other kinds of soil and with a differ
ent climate, suit Your wanis
Mr. Jones-Why no. not exactly. perhsps
But then every thought get iron, another.
starts new thought in my own mind an d
thus | an constantly improving my own ski!l
and practice You see, get all the brain :
can from other mems heads, and compost
them well in my own head with mixture
OF common sense. and then make the appii-
cation 10 my fields. IL that way, I have
msnured this crop Of potatos with plenty Of
brains The ccicr called here las, week o -
ms Western tour among farmers, and seeing
my good crops. he asked me TO write ou, i.st
how J have treated this field for yea-s psst
end promised u Go il as soon as my crops
sre gathered. Be~iil probably print H. -
be constantly prints PRACTICAL matters, and
perhaps hundred thousand persons will
'sad 4; aad though nobody else may do JUS. a.
DO, many viii get new hini, and improve
'POn H. ycu may read il II you will.
Mr. Smith, would like to borrow your
,sner.
ar. Jones--BeIier :ske il YOURSELF, for
hen you will be more likely u read a.-l
I 90 will end hundreds Of plain tslks bous
a'ious kinds Of crops, during single year
me hint gave five bushels Of corn on each
ere Of large field in single year.
NJ. Smlh-l can't afford to take il III
ear.
Mf. Jones--You wouli think Noting
spending two cents week for extra TO-
acco. or cis ar. or candy. aud th,l'S all, ,he
aper ~iii cost How little week il cost.
supply Yourself aud family With = large
mount Of Information through any good
iper.
Mr. Snilh-whai are the politics Of ,ha, :
lper! Y
Mr. Jones--It doesn't touch politics. Iis =
voted 70 such subjecrs as Field and G arden =
ops, Animals. ETC., and has, besides. a good I
al about Womans Work, winch wife SAYS .
worth more than ten times the few :"
'unds Of butter i costs 70 pay for the %. =
:. Then there is also department for N
e young folks containing many thing, o.
'ich please the chiIdren-not mere TRASHY ~
ID, such as 10 too often printed Tor them. g
Information that will have good innu. p
&c on them, l would sell : dozen bushels =
wheat to have my oung people get The g
Cd reading in that paper, but the average -
ce Of one bushel vii! pay for it year, n
John says he can pay for il easy with "
eggs from two Or three hens. II was 80
necha mic or r0erchane sod "A All. = A, ei'
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PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY,, AT JAsPEI
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n1-Good works will never save you, but
you can never Be saved without them.
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-" a LhANf, Oct. zOtn, IobU
John Mehringer is the agent for tho
Monument Fund in Dubois county.
and will bc glad to receive liberal
contribution to this worthy object.
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"Haunted Chamber" Seeing the perplexity
of ner relative, the lady in question came for.
ward and volunteered to take the post OF dan.
ger. She was person of great courage, but
we heard her say fsfty years afterwards, when
she was venerable old lady, that she had
never passed such hight in her ife aithoug
she neither saw nor heard anything strange
The next day her uncle asked her how she had
slept and upon her saying VERY WE'LL" he
told her, since she had behaved so Courage
ousiy, he would tell her what he had never
told any body but his own immediate family,
and he gave her the account we have just pre-
sented, in a greatly abbreviated form.
The reviewers may say what they will
about eye. sight and inference. There are more
things in Heaven and earth than are dreamt of
in their philosophy.
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Ritbmonh Qispatrh.
The re,.sraph and the Sou,h.

The control which some people have over
the Geographic news for the press enables
them sometimes to put forth rumors In form
suitable to their own sediments and prejudi-
clal TO Southern people When the first vague
teiegraphic account of MoNTaoMkRY's ma
rauding on the Kansas border appeared, IL
represented that a number of armed pro-
slavery men were assembling on the Missouri
frontier, and that considerable body OF anti
slavery men were approaching on the Kan
.as side and that bloody doiugs We're an
ucipated. II was evidently the purpose to
irnpart the idea that the pro.slavery men
were giving q provocation that was TO bring
on bloody doings." When the truth does
manifest itself In its slow pursuit OF the false
hood there Is no such thing as an assemolags
OF armed pro.sisvsry men, and the story set
Ties down into the simple statement that tue
outlaw MONTGOMERY is driving the Uni
ted States officers out of Kansas Territory,
and carving on lust such war on people and
towns as John BROWN carried on, but with a
larger force than Old OssAwAIToMIR ever
commanded. This attempt TO throw the on us
of the outrages of Northern emssaries upon
she people of the South, is similar to the at
temps during The Kansas troubles 10 saddle
the South with the provocation.
We have now another rumor from Wash
sngton, by telegraph, of II kindred character.
This states that Letters have been received
here tWashipgtonl from many points at the
South, stating that the Minnie Men were ses
eretly organizing 10 rally q force at w ASKING.
ton ON the ith of March next, TO attack the
'Wide-Awakes,' and by general row TO pre-.
vent the Inauguration OF LINCOLN" Does
anybody at the South believe q word of this
Mr.. LINCOLN will not be disturbei by any
such cause. The "Wide-Awakes" will have
doubtless prominent position, and possibly
Il may be TO Mr.. l. IS taste to be escorted by 8
baud OF men. whe, TO insult the South, have
adopted the name of John Browns cut
throats, robbers and marauders Certainly
no body of men from the South will intervene
TO deprive the President elect of the honor
and qualification of such an escort The scene
cfthe possession of the Capitol by such a m Ill
titIde. will hardly add anything 70 the morti-
fcauon and indignation of Sou thern people.
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EA A Living
WITNESS,
HOW He CAME
HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
ne A Living

WONDERFUL AND ASTO UNOINGi
MEssRs. MORTIMER N MowBRAY
Having seen certificate of a great cure of Scro-
fula, by Hampton's Vegetable Tineture, on a ser
want boy IN the family of the Hon. VIM. p. Thorn
Assem-, of Kentucky, with certificates of the Hon.
II. Clay and others, testifying to persons cured by
1t, was also induced to try the Tincture on SER
want girl of mine. Her disease tcdS Scrofuia in
its worst form; she was blind IN both eyes, and
her case was so bad that never expected to see
her restored. | procured the Tincture, and am
happy to say, before she had used one bottle she
began 10 see. end by the time she had Is ken the
second bottle her ut was quite restore red and
she CURED of this loathsome disease, and now,
though two years have elapsed, she has had no re-
turn of the disease, and 1 consider her entirely
cured by this Tincture | give this Ger hcate that
others may be induced. as | was, to try this most
valuable remedy, as | believe, from what | have
seen, 1t would cure most diseases of this kind.
J. b. H. ANDERSON.
Kent county, near Chestertuwn, Md.
Call and get Pamphlets, and see cures of Coughs,
rheumatism, Scrofula, &c. AS a restorative and
mvigorator 1t has been highly recommended.
H4MPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
.nA- Delicate Ladies and Children will please
give 1t n trial.
This Tlnctore will be found great medicine for
all their diseases.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD & CO., Richmond !;
BY DR.. COOKE, Fredericksburg: by all the Drug
Eists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER l. NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists and Shop
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle: six bottles.
S. no 26-d&cwts
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NApRYFD

On Thursda. evening, "a Inst, At the residence
q the brides father, by Rev. T.. W See,ey; NJ.
both of this city
On the soth inst, at the lat Prsshyte,ian Church,
BY Rsy T; V. Moore, D. p, M SAMQEL
PILCH bR and Miss N. ELLEN DUVAL, both
OF Hsnrioo county, Va.
On the 18th instant, at Robin Park, Henriso
county, by Pew. J. Lansing Burrows, Mr.. RICH
ARD HAYNES, of King and Queen, to Miss AR
PASTA BARKER, Of the former place.
ia Religious Herald and Wing please copy.
On the 20 h inst, at the Hermitage. by the Rev
p. F. Berkeley. Lieut. +. ]. HAKVIE, u. s A.
and Miss MARY +. MEADE, of Amelia Co.
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DIED,

On the 25th inst, at 20 minutes to o'clock y. Nj
at his fathers residence. on 9th street, Church
Hill, GEORGE b. FUSSEL, only son Of John h.
Fusael. Esq; AIRED years months and 10 days
on Tuesday, 2Tth inst, st Union Station Church;
The friends and relatives of the family are lvited
to attend without further notice.
On Church HILL, Richmond, on the Goth inst.
Mrs. JULIA ANN. wife of Richard Thomas
Guthrie. aged "a years months and % days.
Her funeral will take p ace to day, 9th at II
O'Clock. from the Leigh street Baptist Church.
Friends and acquaintance are invited to attend
on Sunday, 25th inst, Mrs. LUCY BARBOUR,
widow of the late Governor Barbour. in the SSH
fear of her age.
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A Wheeler & Wilson's


With new improvements. at reduced prices. The
Wheeler Wilson Manufacturing Company hav-
ing gained ALL their suits at law with infringing
manufacturers of Sewing Machines, propose that
the public shall hs benefited thereby, and have ac-
cordingly reduced the prices of their Sewing Ma
chimes. After this date they will be sold at rates
that will pay fair profit on the cost of manufac-
sales such prices as will enable them to make
first class Machines and, as her etofore, guarantee
them in every particular.
NEEDLES, SILK. &C., at reduced prices.
A-Offce and Saesroom 2N Main street, Rich
mOnd, Va. no 23-6tt
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The Baltimore Amercan's commercial report
of Saturday afternoon says:

We have nothing specially new to note in inan-
ally assuming more cheerful aspect There Is
very little paper offering on the street, (as the
Banks are dlscounting pretty hber ally. y but what
little does find it's way there may be quoted at to
II per cent. per annum for first class At the Corn
Exchange there very little done in Bread
dull day. Flour, however, ruled steady with q
modera demand; but oil kinds of grain was dull
and dropping. We have nothi ug of Importance to
note in o:hsr branches Of trade. At the Stock
Board TO day the business was small. amounting
only TO about S25I00. All of the Stocks on the
list, as general timing, show an upward tendency
Northern Markets-fBY TRLEGRAPHl
BALTIMORE, Nov 26.-Flonr quiet Ohio aud
red SlC5nI Is; White ST a0ai.45 Corn duIINold
white and yellow 6)a63o. Provisions dull, un-
changed and nominal. Coffee Quiet-Rio HGl41ac.
WhIskey dull at 1910.
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NOTlCE-TO THE CREDITORS OF DAN
~ IEL HAGERTY AND OF HAGERTf
STARK L DANIEL HAGERTY having
sumed by contract. the payment of the debts of
the late firm OF HAGERTf x STARKE, a be-
ing entitled under the same contract, TO all the
assets of the late concern, including debts due 1t.
ana said Hagerty having. by deed dated the 2lst
Clerks Office OF the hustinss Court for the city
of Richmond, conveyed his stock of goods, and all
his property and assets of ever, description, real
and personal TO the undersigned, IN trust for the
benefit of his creditors and the creditors of Hager
~ Starke, according to certain classes therein
arranged and said deed also providing, among
other things that no creditor shall be entitled 10
any benefit ther efrom unless assents 10 the
terms Of the said de- by signing the same within
thirty DAYS from its date
Notice is hereby given TO all persons indebted to
the said hagerty, or TO the said firm, to settle i'm
lie diately with the undersigned, and TO persons
having claims under the terms of said Iced, to pre-
sent the same. And hotlce is also given that said
deed will remain in the Clerks Office of the Court
of Hustings the prescribed time, to 70 signed by
such creditors as are willing 70 accept the terms
of the same. V. BAkGAMiN,
nO24-ts Trustee.
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"a Lumber Card.-Eusene Carrington

A Lumber Card.-Eusene Darlington
having purchased the stock of LUMBER OF the
late Edward Il. DudleT. will continue the business
at the old yard, corner Franklin and 18th streets.
where he WILL he happy to serve the old custom
ers of MI Dudley and the pubic generally Stock
on hand-WHITE PIN Z. YELLOW PI Ne,
FLOORING, WALNUT, CHERRY. ASH MA.
H0GANY; MAPLE. BUTTON WOOD, LATHES,
SHINGLES, &C. EUGENE DARLINGTON,
no l--dlm Corner Franklin and 10Th SITS.
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MONEY MATTERS.

hankahle save those of the Banks of Wheeling
and the Valley Bank; the branches of the latter
Bank at Stanton and Chrlstiansbu burg are hOwever,
included in the bankable funds. The Money mar
ket is not laborIng under extreme stringenc
as has been fe t. but there is general pause, and
the general object seems merely to be to MAINTAIN
credit and AVOID increasing obligations.
North Carolina Bank Notes are nomlnally quoted
at Pc cent discount. with little or no sale. The
Planters and Miners Bank at Murphy, N. g., ia
quoted III 20 per ct. discount.
South Carolina Bank Notes are quoted at 10 per
cent. discount; but there are hardly any ahoat.
New York EXchanse is still per cent. premium;
Philade pha and Baltimore 21a T3 per cent.
Gold S1l0 per cent. prem.
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&C. MECHASICz' Hall
MIS2 EAkQIINE RIEIII NG9

&C. MECHANICz' Hall
MISS CAROLINE RICHlNGS
Bezs most respectfully to announce to her kind
trlends OF Richmond that, IN compliance with nu-
meTOus requests. she will give
GRAND NCERT
At the above popular Hail
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Dc. lsr,
Commencing at 3 O'clock which occasion she
will be assisted by her father,
VI K. PETE KICHINGS,
And other Artists of
EMINENT TALENT.
Fnll particulars in bills and future advertise
AAADMIsSlON, 80 CENTS no1-3t
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sAnAet OF sratltude.-2o 600 Copies of

~. AnAct of Gratitude.-2O 900 Copies of
A NJ EDlCAL BOOK FOR GRATUITOUS CIhCU
LArION, by q sufferer, who has been eHectually
cured of Nervous Debility, Loss of Memory, and
Dlmncss of Sight, resulting from early errors, by
following the instruct ons gwen in me 1ica work.
Considers 1t his duty in gratitude to the author,
and for the benefit of Consumptive and Nervous
sufferers, to publish the means used. He will,
therefore, send free. to any address, receipt of
two stamps, a copy of the work. containing every
information required. ADDRESS, Box 679,' p o.,
Albany, n. Y. no l2-dhow3m
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RI Ladies', Look at This.
splendid stock of LADIES' CL0AKS AND
DRESS GOODS just received. which have been
purchased within the past week. at a great sacri
hce, and Will be sold at about one half former
prices for cash. All ask of you is. come and zee
and examine for yourselves. at No. % Main ST.
no 23-lm JNO. L. SMlTHER.
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MARlHB INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER Is.
SAILED,

SAILED,
Steam ship Roanoke. Couch, New York, mdze.
and passengers, LUdlam Il W atson.
Schr. Maria Jab~, Jones, down the river, light.
Schr. &: T, HAYES, Mason, D. e., csal, w. D.
Colquitt i Co.
Schr. Amazon, Warren, down the river, light.
BALTIMORE, Nov 25-Arrived schr. Mist, Nor
folk. Cleared, schr. Toru, Richmond.
VENICE, Nov. 2.-ArTived, ship John Griffin,
Richmond
NEW YORK Nov 2L-Cleared, schrs. DauvilIe,
Richmond; A. Stewart, Norfolk; Leroy, do.
Bo,ToN. Nov. 23.-Arrived, schr. J. Achorn,
Richmond.
tBY TRLFGaAPHl
NORFOLK, Nov. 26.-The schr. Mary McNear,
ITO days from Chlncha Islands, has arrived in
Hampton Rosds.
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP YORKTOWN, PAR
KIsH, Master from New York:
2. L. Valory J. L.. Nicholson, Mrs J. F. Clough,
Mrs McCracken and child Miss G. A. Lacy, p. c..
Royce, J. ketchnm, Mrs J. Williams, John w H.
hams, Geo. W. Wood, Chas. Ewing, Miss +. F
Seabury, nr. L, Ward. Lieut. WIN. H. Ward,
U s. n John Lewis, g. FtOy d. lady and two chill
dren. DR.. Schubert, Mrs. White, w. w. Wight,
" h. Seabury, lady, nurse and child. Lieut.. Pelot,
y. s. n. Miss E. seely. J. w. Whitehurst, j.
Lawton, A. Howard and 10 steerage.
Also. from Norfo k: J. l.. Young, J. +. Carter,
U. A Cartwright, +, c. Robinson, d J. J. Simp-
kins. H. NJ. Nash, w. A. Todd. Miss G. Carr, J. r.
Spratley, Jos I.orton, w. H. Buck Jacobs,
Thos. 1hayer, VIM. n. Parker, J. l.. Slaughter
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE.-The person who was seen to pick
~ up PARROT. on the afternoon of the 22d
inst, about O'Clock, Is kHOlcH and unless he re-
turns it at the St. Charles Hotel, Will be prose
Cuted, no 26-3t
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~ BILL HEAD! BILL HKADs THE largest
and most comPet assortment of RULED PA
Blue. White, Buff, Canary, Pink, and Purple-just
received at THIS OFFICE. Merchants and 9TH
ers IN want, can rely on getting a good article of
Paper. and as cheap as they can be procured any
where. Call and sea specimens and prices. [ts1
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CATTLE. HOGS, SHEEP,

BEEF.-The supply. of Beef is very large.
Sales the latter part of last week at from SIS to
S4 per cwt gross. There are few sales at the ex-
tremes. however. The bulk of sales were at
S36OGS375.
ShEkP.-suppy not very good. We quote
sales, good to prime, at 81 81 to $3.50 per cwt.
HOGs.-Saes of corn-fed at SSa 825 per cwt.;
distIllsry fed S5.25F S775.
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SPECIAL NOTICUD

n Uncnrrent Votes. will take al
par, in exchange for, DRY GOODS, the notes ef
ai solvent Banks IN Virginia, NORTH and sOU1 H
FIVE dollars and upwards, and we are not reau red
to give specie IN change. Our stock 10 very full
and com plcfe.
New CLoAKS constantly received. and very
cheap. tno T-tsl WATKINS & FICKLEN.
------------------
by using SEMPLE'S INFALLfBLE BAKING
POWDER 1t 10 cheaper and better than anv
similar article in market. For sale by all re-
taiiers.
IA To Grocers.-The attention OF grocers
and merchants generally is called to SEMPLE'S
INFALLTBLE BAKING POWDER home ar
tIcle. and superior t. most Of the kind before the
public. JN0. W. GARLICK, Sole Proprietor.
IA Home Manufacture.-.Semp Infal.
LiBbE BAKING POWDER. the best and cheap
est preparation for making biscuit, bread, pastry,
batter and huckwheat cakes. etc. For sale By
druggists and groceTs generally.
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ss Rs fssHseGSs s. ns
ooss sG books. and du!.
short notice. All otders addressed BOX gso,"
will be punciually attended TO. non b.
Neutrality-suspicious. with small capital Who
to cali on Mr.. EBERT, at the Virginia House"
Grace street.. near Ninth An excellen chance
Tor gentlemen to get into profitable business, If
application be made soon. noT-2tt
WANTED-AN OvERSEER FOR el.-To a
w single man, experienced in controllin- Ne
month reside * miles from Richmond on The
Meadow Bridge Road.
no ITS H. p. TAYLOR.
lVANTED-All persons to know tina, Prof.
and teautiful at Of Oil PAiNTiNG On GI 81
Tx oss 1ss'f in PoRTRhhT and LAND
plishment for both ladies and gentlemen. GU
can paint your own portrait II at will look na,u
sons. Terms, $40. This amount will cover the
whole bll of learning this art perfectly, Entire
at my VIII dy
will give lessons at their own residence Il desired
Please call and examine specimens of our own
anu our pu PRor H0 AB Ans, Office on Mayo st..
no 26 st. opposite Jew ish Synagogue.
WASTE9;IaNUorT,ISSEE . TO T2BAGGoNIsT r
subscriber, an experienced and practical BOOK
KEEPER. wishes a situation in q Tobacco Fac
and screw room, and also several years in a large
mercantile and manufacturing establishment in
this city. ANY merchant or tobacoonIst who
ledge of both branches Of that business. vii please
address line to " B. 4s6," Richmond Post Office.
no % -2t
WANTED.-TIME BILLS on NEW YORK
w wanted by KENT, PAINE co.
no A-ts
NTANTED.-Kmploym ent will be gly en- to few
the c foRq HILL N Fl ~ sSn county a.
no PTS JN0. J. WERTH, Agent.
HTAN rED-SITUATION a country youth.
w who has his own living to make. He is a
steady and industrious Young man has for the
Office; writes good and leg6le hand. Desires a
situation In some branch OF business Any KIND OF
cam pc 10 had g e. d
Charles City county, va. noI--lm
WANTED-Genteme to know that the right
~ PLACE to get an old coat SECURED and RE-
PAREp to Eek Ike nsT and last ss m9Rh S
and Cary Ladies are notified that the price IS re
duced one fourth for doing up LACE CURTAINS,
having increased our facllIlIes.
N. B.-KING lives next door to Crawford's. sa
loon. no6-lm
WA TE D-Everybod. to call at my store
~ and purchase one of those beautiful little
of BELL and EVERETT. Price IS cents. Sent
by mail to any address on receipt of % cents.
ol n AZ iuPR ENTs q W FfaSfse Ea''''
A. +. GRAHAM, Brand Cutter,
Shockoe Slip, Next door to Columbian Hotel,
Sc Ism Richmond, Va.
WANTED-Ie SOLICIT a. call from all persons i, IL
TRUN FACTORY, where am extensively
manufacturing every sly from the common up
"a riHpi iRa'TfFREU Nks, fADfEs' FRENcH
TRUNKS, &c. All sold at manufacturer prices,
at No; "a Nam ST., in Saddle and Harness Store,
Sc zs-sm ~ - - $50 JAMES KNOTS.
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n. MECHANICS HALL.
MECHANICS HALL.
- MECHANICS HALL.
GEORGE CHRTSTY'S MINSTRELS.
GEORGE CHRISTY'S MINSTRELS
THE ORIGINAL GEORGE CHRISTY,
THE ORIGINAL GEORGE CHRISTY,
AND
EIGHTEEN ASSOCIATES,
Universally conceded the best and largest Band of
Mtustrels the world.
Remember. this is the great original, bona fde
GEORGE CHRISTY.
He Will make his first appearance on next MON
DAY EVENING, Nov. 10Th.
For particulars see small and large bills
no Ats JNO. p. SMITH, Business Agent
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EA III cad quarters
SOUTHERN MILITARY DEPOT!
The subscrbsrs having largely increased their
stock of MILITARY GOODS.
and possessing superior facilities for obtaining
both the Foreign and Domestic Goods in this lne
are prepared to offer extraordinary Inducements
to all in want of -
MILITARY EQUIPMENTS.
Their stock embraces
EPAULETrES, in every variety, for officers
and prvates.
Regulation SWORDS and BELTS, SPURS,
GLOVES, &c.
BUTTONS, La CES, BINDING, WEBBING,
and general assortment of the usual
TRIMMINGS FOR UNIFORMS.
MITCHELL & TYLER, l08 Main street,
Richmond, Va,
Dealers in Watches, Jewslry, Silver Ware,
Speotacles, Military and Fancy Goods.
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