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i - pUD, 4, rs
A. 9 fls': Ne; ,sslasdes i T. & ::
'' ~ :. &. Ne: from =: Z
ss.s Ifon woris. this g :dsssdsyl 9ei9e e e
osiGsh The relatives and friends q inc iAa'''
F.masry NH. MARY CATHERINE, aaaxhss,,
Of James a. and Catherine Pecos. assd years snd
T hs friend. aad Of ITO family srs
issSsses q q Sss lesks 81 4 ocosf
HHN sTsEe1k :t:s: 4: :: g. bsvd
e. fsf Il month: e: end = dss y H.av.n
Obituary.
r..ssnes. s9si h ~
il ns the sd yea. Of his age, RICHARD o"oHoN-
It seems bnt short time since We were called on
as AGAIN Ia. To
its deadly ann has caused the hearts OF Teiative:
e bleed assn be the eysat
impres.iveiy the Scriptural truth, .in moment
We de-" it was not wholly UNLOCKED Cor. To speak
In BETTING eulos istic terms oil the lie and cn3rac-
ter Of the deceased. without being betrayed INTO
what mig hi seem the extravaEance 81 encomium,
10 ons and 20 veil task MT Without dsuts
To SAY that no man has ever died within the pale OF
our mmedias. community. who IN aii "a me soc,s;
than him VII 80 loss nov deploIe. j. but to say
that which will at opce b conceded by all who
Ii. one :
more emlnenfIy displayed, the tear which was
caused t. steal down the checks of children and
eloQuence which words can never reach His GEN
t!eness OF department. fondness "a a husband. as
sidaty as a father, kindness as a nels hbor. gene
rosity as : friend. and humane and ndulgen.
master, had entwined around MIN the affections of
his family and kindred, and the esteem OF a large
circle Of trends
His rural home was remark -ble for the most un-
bounded generous and refined hospitality to the
many visitors who thronged it in days past, and
rho never departed from his door without admi-
Omohundro was the architect IF his own fortune.
He settled each of his children on fine estates
which was great consolation to him. He was
all, of the most successful farmers in the
t. in which he resided.
In behalf Of his children and numerous srand-
and love Of their fond and affectlonate parent the
de- pest sy mpathv and compassion are awakened,
IN
P,ovidence it shall Be her lot to reach the utmost
like him. to turn and look over the pas, as a fair
landscape. and he'd not single spot in their repu
tatlon that requires to he bic ached of its mpurity.
hours frightened by ell that the fondest solicitude
cou,d susses and his d. ing pillow was smootned
by the hands of affection and love He now sleeps
his last sleep. never to awaken until the arch
angelic voice proclaims. - tine is time was, bur
time shall be M m"re.'' May the sod lie lightly on
his breast and tears. of love and friendship keep
His funeral was attended nv the largest con-
course Of persons ever as. embed on as'mllar &C
quenf and lmpre ssivs sermon was d,scoursed by
i PrSf P s. Henson of the FPvaPna Female EHsti
~ A. ypsenh Nj ssou RI ! ma or. nle ase cony
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ROOkS-Received by
ID JAMES WOODHnUSE co.
LIFE AND TIMES OF GEN SAM GEL DALE.
THE MISSISSIPPI PARTIZAN. By J. r. H.
LIFE IN SPAIN: PAST AND PRESENT By
Walter Thornbury With illustrations. 81.
LUCY CR0FrON By the author of Margaret
Maitlsnd, &c. 75c.
HARPER'S GREEK AND LATIN TEXTS.
HAkPER's CREEK AND LATIN TEXTS.
The 4NciESHr CHURCH: ITS HISTORY,
DOCTRINE: WORSHIP AND CONSTTTU-
TON. traced for the first three hundred years.
LECTURES Of The EPisTLks 0FPAUL TO
THE THESSALONIANS By John Lille, D.
TITLE HUNTING. By E. L. Lewellyn. ST.
REM NISCEN"ES OF RUFUS CHOATE. the
great advocate. BY +. 4. Parker. 81 50. New
COMMENTARY ON THE PENTATEUCH
From the German Of Otto Won Gerlach. So s..
HuMANICS. BY T. Wharton Collins. Esq. $l.75.
estine BOOKS.
fsl5-2t JAMES wOODHOUSE co.
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IA Planets Bitters. This Celebrated
Tome has been use successfully tor the last twelve
years in cases of Indigo. ton. Fiatulency, Gen
They create a healthy action throughout the
body. restore the appetite, equalize the circula,
create power of res.tance to disease rarely OBJ
tanned. -
PLAINTIFFS BITTERS
CO. dltlons; are for sale by FISHER l. WIN
STON, and by Grocers and Druggists generally.
Depot No. ~ Pc ri street N. Y.
FISHER & WINSTON, Druggists,
fe ll-3m No rs Main st., Richmond.
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Ia Spring 1SSesh .iw,SSss5ftnnSSi 1860. ~
Who'll ESALE DEALERS IN

NO. l15 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA,
Would call the attention Of Merchants through.
ont Virginia and North CarolIna;. f. their stock oil
CHEMICALS. PAINTS, OILS, @e.,
Embracing every article in the regular drug bust
ness. which they Offer TO casa or prompt customers,
on most favorable terms.
full assortment of
FANCY GOODS,
COMES, BRUSHES.
CIGARS and TOBACCO,
OLD MEDICINAL WINES and BRANDiES.
Medicines, Mineral Waters, PORCELAIN Teeth,
WUOLF'S PURE BRANDIES, and WIN ES, &c.
fe lot FISHER T. WINSTON.
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The Framkine Privilege.

The Senate passed the Post-Olice BILL with
the amendment aboiishing the franking prlyi-
lege, bat SCENE " be pretty certain that IA the
House that amendment Will be stricken out
On the eve OF gu tering upon violent struggle
Tor the Presidency, II II not believed that the
dominant party Will relinquish u weapon
Ut such power, without desperate struggle
It's existence Is q scandal to the whole coun-
try; but that weighs lightly with politicians
1t was abolished twenty years ago in Great
Britain, after it had already been rendered
nearly !nnocuous, by law competing Ihe
franking party TO direct the letter also. Ia
this country he only writes his name upon
The envelope, aud he could at one time, il not
now, do that by deputy. Is not the existence
of such a privilege, abused As it is, a disgrace
10 the nation
The franking privilege was first assumed
by the Commons OF Great Britain, in the last
year Of the Common wealth., 1860. 1t was first
tackled a. an amendment to the Post.Office
bill, reported by Colonel TITUS, the amend.
ment in question having been offered by Sir
WALTER EARLE. 1t was vehemently de-
nounced by the great lawyer, Sir HENxAGE
FINCH, who called 1t q poor mendicant pro-
viso, below the dignity of the House." and by
the celebrated Puritan, Mr.. pRYNNE, and the
Speaker, Sir HARBoTTLK GRIMsTON, who de.
clared he was ashamed TO put The q ues tion-
Nevertheless, he did put it, and it passed
The House OF Lords demurred, but afterwards
gave in, and it became We law Vt the land
Exactly TWO hundred years after its BIRTH the
last Anglo Saxon nation among whom it ex-
lists - called upon to extinguish il forever
We hope 1t will not be allowed to exist one
year longer, and In this hope we believe we
are supported by the majority of the nation.
This privileges had no sooner been legally es-
tahiished, than it began to be abused in q
strange manner. Members of Parliament
sent under their frank, shoes, boots, coats.
dresses. lace, hares, partridges, hauuches Of
venison, and even whole bucks. One member
1ranked whole pack Of hounds from one
country estate To another, by instalments Of Ten
aday. Even within the present century, GEO
CANNING franked CLARsKDoK's history to q
ariead In Ireland. In our own country abuses
fully a. great sprapg mp. There have always
hsen hoating tales of members franking dirty
Anec to be washed aud old clothes to be re.
paired Athome. But the evil first began to as
sumo gigantic proportions tn 1875, when the
NV passed extending the privilege to members
curing tne term for which they are elected
ne'oTe my had only enjoyed 1t daring fhs &C.
taAt ssssaoh o. Oongress. IL was then for the |
Aes tlme that the mails began to be loaded |
Win eiectioncering documsnts, speeches. ne,.- |
pate@, hooks aad everything that misht h..r
on the approaching elsction. Oae eentl.-,..
Who distiaGuishea Atmsele II shis wav fr9- |
0OoRE, Of XVI obtained The se.ay.s.s, :. |
sFsse ToH 10ouxw His psrSormane.. -.
consIdsssd snormons IN that day. Nov ~.
aEsssxpasssd by aias-tsnths of: u rnemn.r.
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a STONISlIING re- AIJ. ..-N. 81 !,

SELL, the celebrated AstroIosist' !. Nv
s ne CITY: and will serhain Few ds,s o, %.
the events OF life even your yerv thou w. nA Y
tell whether you are married or sinse' ny VI
1Iany times you are to be msrried; viii can sss w
~ marr!ase. Sne has sstonshed thou sssss y
EDD,Ns' Boarding House, 18th or t;ovs,.sess :. IN
between Nam and Franklin street, oo ~ srel
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
1;gA Water this day (Ivednssday) n4 cello

H1gh WdIfT thts my lWtdHsSddyJ II Z C't9oeE
ARRIVED.
Brig Mary Eta, LBr..) Lawrence. Matauzas,
sugar and moasses. C. +. Workman Il Co.
Schr Julia Rich. Newton, N. Y. guano. Bacon Il
Baskerviil, and powder. tn order.
SAILED,
Steamship Yorktown, Parrish. N. Y, mdZe.
and passengers. Ludam Watson;
Steamer Virginia. Kelley, Phadel phia, mdze
and passengers. H. E. Tuttle.
Steamer Geo. Peabody. Pritchard. Baltimore,
mdza. and passengers d W. Currle.
CurrIc.
NEW York, Feb. l3.-Cleared bark Ann E.
Grant. Richmond; schr. jamestown. Latourette,
Petersburg; and schr. Lynchburg, Harris, Rich
mond.
HAMPTON RnADs, Feb. l4.-Arrived, schooner
Francis, from Sombrero, with guano.
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TENTH ANNUAL BIi.I =
MANAtSERS.

Gov. John Letcher, Coz Tho,
Col. Goo. w. Munford, Lieut. t.oi D Au;un
Gen. w H. Richa rdson, Mai. VIM NJ WON
Col s. Bassett French, Mai I 4 Suao,d,
CAPT. w. NJ. Elliott. Mai Tho. Snn ner.
Capt. +. J. Randolph, Maj. VIM tston,
Capt. John DooIey, Capt. r II cIry'
Capt Miller, Can't. n Ma}
Capt. VIM. l.. Maule, CAPT jos En.eoet,
CoaAiTTkk OF AhnAN0s M1Nrs-Red. w..
Blue ROsotfes. "lh Y
Capt. John 8. Rady. Lieut., Tho.
Eu'gn "A. Hiltzhimer, q. NJ 7 r INau.,
Corp'l VIM. H Wade, Private A v 1nEne's,
CON NirrEK OF INvITAfIOx-Red Ra....''&
FLOOR coSMIrTEx- White Rocens
q cnNA.ffEE OF AE;hPrIOS- Blue Ros.,,.
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LOST AND sTRAYBD

49,,
CST.-The pull lie are cautioned ar.,o., ,..-
y Mess Edmond. Davenport 4 Co.. cHvssj
ON the Bank of Virginia, fnr nine h,rdI nhsvk
seventy nine :? ~ dollars. dated Ih P.s,.s.s
1850, and pa.able to- l3t Tor No. l3i 1.-The s,ms =.
Ing been lost and notice to the B.ni ~. v Mr
iuse msnt. FISHER L winston
~ ATOLFN.-My BAY MARE.,Apr s
~ GY were stolen on SATURDAY. a. ~ 4, 10y w
R,oad .. .tsDdns in front Of sdd spssI.c.,1
old, with white spot in her forehead nd I nv
on the neck bv the collar. ''sosa
A reward Of FIVE DOLLARS vii, h. M, ~.
their recovery, or for information which iii ".
to their recovery. and all expenses maid, WIN '''
VIM l.. DRUMHEiJcR
Overseer At B. w. HaxslI's farm
On Westhsm Plank Rosa
Henrico county. 18th Feb'y, 1850. "a l ssS
FIVE DOLL SREWaRn--
eNst!ayed cff, on Sunday ne hi J.nnsn IN, a
HAa dark hay or black MARE MULE A.,
information concerning her, can he lefi a. hi, "
fee or will pay the above reward for her deIys.
~ to mo. or to Messrs. Giszehrook 4 They,,
Brooke Avenue. X. B WINSTON.
fela-d2scwlI' Cor. Marshall and Smith .is
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EARLY PoTAToEs.-The Jacksonville ola.
Republican announces the receipt Of a fine lot
of Irish potatoes, growth of 1860, from the gar.
den Of Col. L. A. Hardee, leading horticul.
turist of that section.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Dr. Alexander Duke died
suddenly in Memphis, Tenn, on the 9TH inst
but had recently resided at Savannah Ga
While there he was the attending physician
of the negroes brought to this country in the
celebrated yacht Wanderer. He had resided
in Memphis several mon this.
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THE GEORGIA STATE Notwithstanding
papers state that over $4,000 has been paid by
January, in satisfaction of judgments and in
compromise Of old suits instituted against il
four or five years since $4,000 have also been
paid into the treasury of the State for the same
month.
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sroHA l1sk jSS,Trrvrx.
ADi2 si0 -. & :sst: a: LsA'ss o.ly ad.ru.,
Mt1AoFOLI7AN HALL. SEt
TnrssnAY. yelpAY. AND ,.,,
THE wORLD.KEN U}fhWSSn .,,.
OPERA TRO1Pro luckily,
With si saSD q Stt* 4asT W., tsyvlA,,.,
IS s. ~ - = ssS entire ,sses ssd 4.
eaneors. and host deijHentor~ Nnssss -
tse largest asA most versatile somns sss-tr,
n Admission = cents: M hal,
open - O'Clock. concert COMM M aai pres d.
- TIE Brass Band viii psric,m r,i IA
- 6 jean Bs,cKIEYr.s n M.,.,f y. ass -
H BnEaAs .s O.LoN' Agent; c. j. ThdDs !
- TENTH ANNUAL RII. /: A-s
Il YOUNG Ia1 -l
WASHINGTON.
Tie YOUNG GUARD respec,fnu, I
TENTH ANNUAL BXLI, !" s'wss,
Y wEDNEssiDsHH4i, Tn. ssp rx,,r
~ the aECHANICS' INSTITUTKHs,,
The YOUNG GUARD feel a..u,.s .ALL
Dsest1te q theif enter tainments. thss ZION ~
DAsrcnlve0 to - EreAt an extent ttnsy vi \
them 70 make this the 6RANDEST B Ay,. fsa.e
4 sne COTIi.LoN BAND Ia, b..,
SUPPER will b furnished By an ss1,s .sst
M.TickETs-.dmit.,ns . s.u,.n,.'
"a Members Of ether compap.. viii
pear in uniform. vi" Pisln n
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NOTICE OF CO:PAR rNERSHIP.- AL
sistant to GEo; y; ArkINsoN, decd, and GLEN
into co partnership under the style and firm OF
y 1hS e doing
They have taken the office formerl, occupied by
the late Mr.; Atkinson, and hereby tender their
services t. his patrons and their friends, for the
that their constant undivided attention will be
on 'on's n"'n'' ttLLR skkkkEEff FF + HHAMkREis.
Richmond. Feb. 18th. $50. : : '' 's4A'
Netice...I hereby revoke the appointment Of
ALBRhr q. TALnAn ~ my agent. The busn moss
ssls .Rs
1e% n pstSn; e e: ss &C.:
viii whom :snne he 70 dsss sSe
payment Of their 70 W sef ss.i
10 Ex'r of George w. Atkinson, decd.
A LUM AND lODIN NJ A IS.
RELrEr OF DYsfFGfabssfHAs. scaoFuLA. &c.
TSis II ASS i obtsiasd from ths sVirs MA Bsd.
fcgd Alum and iodine 6prinss.n By searslal. esisa
az q e; .:.!
700 .rd e., :sd :ol,sis : ssi tss@ o.: &
'.s'' 4 sxssk sss: e d:
pAINCE EDWAkn !s g. y g.
;s ss s:s:|: ! 3 & s. 6 StAcx oAf1
= i s:;SS III 1 & NHIShcEa md PEACH
81 &: 81 XVI if's''s ssiasaiass !.
&0U Ss5ors "a 1esestsse q s6s Nosthsrs' sss s
. y0ueh ives knocked down ~ ne9u man, - IA
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WANTS.


WANTED-TO DRUGGIsTS-By a sertlemau
W who has had an experience Of upward OF
nine years in the Drug Business. and who can
command capital of SIS 100. PARTNER, with
like amount Of capital. and capable of manas Ing
the books and finances of a large business. Such a
party can I've assured of the prospect of establish
ing profitable business AT ONCE, hs application
addressed to- 'B. A. y. Jr.." care Box :55, Rich
mond Applications must be sddl essed as above
qnti! 10th March, and after that date to B. A. Y.
Jr., Lynchburg. Va. fe 15-dtwlm
WANTED-Two or three good BkICKLAl
w Frs. who also understand plain piastering
i, FOk SALE-5OO0UO to 6O0 900 good. we'll burnt
RED BRICKS. Apply to
1, l5-3t* s. d. ATKINSON, Manchester.
WANTED. 1--WE wish to employ good OP E.
w hATOR on sewing machines-One accus-
toned to work on shirts with Wheeler & Wilson =
machine. To work in our house.
ie 5-ts CHILES CHENERY,~ y
WANTED..A number one BAKER. to bake
" BREAD, PASTRY, CORN BREAD. Co. for
hrstciass hotel in healthy country village. In
cure OF h: BROWNELL Of the firm Of Clarkson
Anderson " Co., LOG Main street. fe l5-It&
MANUFACTURING CITY STOCK. for
W which the hg hest market price will be paid
c. w PURCELL & co,
10 i3-3t Exchange and Stock Brokers.
WANTED-Six MILLINERS, at
W MADAME FAUCHE'S
10 I3-3t 2S Broad street, bet. Sd and 9Th.
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0Ss Wei Is X HsS n z .c,,,. -, m sr1
IN SIX DAYS AT vREAT SAyRIPiCE.
ChENsHAW. QUARnhbE 4 ar vii costume a e
oaly. They have sill on hand many desirable
Goods adapted to the spproaching seeson r. which
they invite attention. 10 BROAD 6TKEET.
70 I-lts -
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The KENTUCKY SCuLPTuR-On the recent
return OF Joel T. Hart, the sculptor, to his
former home in Kantucky, after an absence OF
ten years at the fountains of art in Europe, a
festival was given in his honor at Lexing-
ton by distinguished citizens. Appropriate
tributes were paid to the triumphant career
Of the ATTEST during fifteen years, eliminating
In his admired statue ofHeniy Ciayr now pre-
pared tor Inauguration at Richmond on the
birthday of the departed statesman, April 18th.
by order of the patriotic ladies Of Virginia.
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Notice. HAVING purchased the interest OF
my late partner. Mr.. Powell, l shall continue the
HOUSE PAINTING and GLAZING BUSINESS
tn all ITS branches, as heretofore.
tended to the late firm, solicit a continaance Of
the same - re old stand, corner Of Bank and 18th
streets. ROBERT CARTWRIGHT
de 12-2m
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IA Great BarSainx-Until First Of March.
PERKINS l. CO., No. l4l Eagle Square. Main IT.,
are now selling of , ~ II
Best English and American PRINTS at 10 cts.
Rich DRESS SILKS and SILK ROBES
Rich French DE LAIANES and ROBES.
VALENTIAS, PUPLINS and MERINOS,
CLOAKS and SHAWLS
Rich LACE MUSLIN and CAMBRIA SETS.
At and .ioc cost, tor cash, to reduce stock.
ia I-lm
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE.
GERVANTS FOR HIRE.
~ Two good FARM HANDS.

SERVANTS FOR HIRE.
SEEvANTs FOR HIRE.
- d Dwo s sSGd EhEM HANDS.
One SHOE-MAKE Err, middle age.
One Sas M %lsai Y years Ans 9,d 10
:. Agent for hiring out Negroes. Metropolitan
SEkkkkxxHSsTTf K EoE H sba nave e; hire,
servant; drives very well. and w,euld make a good
pc Ssftes n aso Ry sy
g = ns mousse e Sppos. the s. Sbsass Hotel
FER and FR5N III is Hhass Wash
j. MADISON MACON. r..
{. G Hss in the Law Building Franklin street.
TOR HIRE-A GIRL, about II years Of age.
Ho Ts1 W Sg9Tn She is accustomed e gsnefa
NEGROES FOR HIRE.-A- No. i CHAM
~ Der MAID, who is a good Seamstress. and
can Wash and Iron very well; also, several COOKS;
.nS :sss:s Il Mi j S1.S
good homes upon ,s,easonabls terms.
Ky od ?: L9N 81 "a. AT Hifring out Negross
feN-ts 'p'''"- N"'''
T cHAMBERMA alb. and WASHER and I IRON on
IN. IHc owner naVng discontinued hOuSekeep-
ing. has no f"rther use for her She is a woman Of
coed chsracter; aad to good home vii be hired
low. Also, a likely AID Intelligent BOY. about u
years old, accustomed to waiting in the DINING
ROOM. THOS. J. BAGBY,
General Agent, under st. Charles Hotel
fe lit
Two or three good DRIVERS, :.
Several LA B0RERS. 2 or 8 plain COOKS.
Several HOUSE WOMEN,
Two or three small BOYS. and
Several LUMP MAKERS.
E. A. J. CLOPTON,
Agent for hiring out Negroes.
Corner W Ill and Franklin streets.
70 N-6t Opposite Dickinson, Hill Co.
EOR HlRE-Four HOUSE GIRLS, and FIVE
y MEN. who viii answer for Dnvers nr Farm
Hands. lb S-ts1 r. CAUrHOkN.
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,,M Steam Engine for sale.-A splendid
PERPENDICULAR ENGINE entirely new, Is
offered for sale very cheap It is horse power. and
can be put in any part Of building. being separate
from the boiler 1t is small, and will only oocup.
space OF six feet This en- zine was built by a
master nachin,st during leisure hours, and great
care has been taken with everv part. OF it. The
ANY further particulars will be furnished by ad
DRESSING; or on application to Mr. G. H. WYNNE.
JOB and Book Printer. corner Main and 14th sts :,
and sale. fe 4-ddt cwts
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n. ReWeval ~ newles ksWallerA have
removed 10 I'D Main street, house formerly occu-
pied b. G. p. la4 Go. M-As
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IA The United Savings Bank, Henrice,
receives deposits upon which interest is paid at
naming six months. or longer, and s per cent per
annum for a shorter period Office No. 10 Main
street. JEO. NETTLES, President.
THOS. l.. D WALFOkD, Sec'y.
jaH@3m JAMES l.. PORTER, Trea'r.
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M- Good Bread can be made by using Sem.
PIES INFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER For
sale by Druggists and Grocers generally.
"a Use Semple's Infalliible Baking Pow.
der-the cheapest and best. For sale bv Drug
gists and GrOcers generally.
,A Reliable. ..Semple's Infallible Bak.
lNI POW DER the cheapest best and most re-
liable article now manufactured.
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A. HEADQ'R co. r. l.T REG VVLs-
Richmond, etruar1 u, ~"
OPdeP No. -. .~x,
N Attend meeting and dri'l OF the Co .,s. -
&hthis( w EpN ESDAY evening. sss sss', as.
fore 3 'cioc 4. at tho Rines' cd annoy. "a. q
tnal attend tnce 10 very desirable. Ihs 'e'
10 called at the specified hour.
By order Of Cart, Mlrt NIL. s.,,t
70 lS--is C.S. MORGAN. ia. lot 81.
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WEsTAURA Srs.

rh liz ut,,TE At FIX OUff'ck -,
M Won 81 fo god dinner At 7s cents including rint
einrri f6t a. Midway between trhh sbo Ni"'1
streets Private pariors or suppers aud parties
n q sfour Trtr Friends az JIM CAMERON 90 TUE
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No Great Jones f;reef ~ eight ork NJ h*nns @ oreh
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sYsofsis OF SCENERY AND INCIDENTS.

An Ergii Manor ol the Present Day-Hizh life Below
Stare Ar,iva u the NAL ragAssenblnr the Vsten II
fr-ucbsrd Manor An Englkt Erqustes Idea Of 40 Amer
sanTke pareigr Letters Lost Branch Of the rrencnsr
Fsuly DasotsTed-Tte Trurt wthered bat the saplng
lave Yankee though by green-Ass fr~ncharis
vr App.4rzues Halls OF His AuceskssA Red Indian
Lun.tlcAss IN, sight OF i'undrsAryA general uYr.9t
Inr 81 " larsa snr Pizrnnc Of New Dnes-Amercss Ma
,lni prinks-Hox You H-v hSsnknh, Cocktail Juep az
Isr-cy Lirbnippi'Jers for meal n tht Warranted
N Mi "A 81 horror Iniersie~ be
tween Va ward ard The Law er tresch.ry
A a smilst Peniy1ho froposa tN The Hand
a. rir.pc- Tresrha rdMurcs Deisrana,u 70 save her
md ~ Stcyy Of bio iheAss M his Own knon-fse ton
Hatx nxe-Iurkey No o. Hecxou ia Valuable III
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ACT II
IN ~ -,nr,- old ~ b. rsppedA private
-Drcf-afys fearful pcsur, no har dye sud tnris
a.rifsl rorrow,' vain asaspt eneefe-fhc annnT
mon. letter ForenceJbe appointment Nnrc'cs 'tpo-e
81 tovisis yiiABv'Csn yon save ue -AsHs sudden ap
esrance Just what an "a W askA olncil Of wsr-
fle nniry1he Country ~, And shs nsrymsid-AGs ore
s.r,er D-irymeid-ioys Al art sight hes The ars
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lsaue hair dye for shpIt dsrilutDn o. prsos-
ssa le vcaor I've 50 trai ship health W INC en-
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psrsasea. oyenins char @e-Da1erehry hAs o1dse5s
vtcs of the oors
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