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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-11-02
Men of the South, Stand Firm.

In the event of Lincoln's election, the
united voice of the South, in favor of
Mr. Bell, would produce far more effect
in tempering the violence of sectional
administration than any other possible
event. Extremes on one side beget en-
tremes on the other. With Lincoln in
the White House, and the disunionists
triumphant at the South, the country
would be in blaze in twenty-four hours,
and the scenes of the French Revolution
would be soon re-enacted in our midst.
To prevent such tragical catastrophe,
nothing can oe more etfectual than the
union of the Southern electoral vote up
on Bell and Everett. Such an act would
prove to the people Of the North that,
however sectional they may have become,
the South was not willing to surrender
those principles upon which the Govern
ment was founded, and in accordance
with which it has been successfully adj
minstered for seventy years. Union Guard.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-11-02

sds" 1t is said that all the Presidential
electors in Florida have declared them
selves opposed TO disunion in case Of Lin
coins election. There is more virtue in
such declaration, as affecting the dura.
ton of our Union, than all the tabled wa
tiers of Ponce de Leon's fountain could
produce. -.H ~,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-11-02
Colonel E. d. Baker of oregon.

The st. Louis Herald, in speaking Of
Col. E. d. Baker, one of the new Senators
from Oregon, says: .r.l ..-...,.- asi-
"He Is in favor of the enforcement OF
the Fugitive-slave Law, the COMPROMISE
Measures of 1850. and opposed to the
abolition of slavery in the District OF
Columbia, or its prohibition in the Terri.
tories of the United States by Congress.
We speak of him and his political position
by authority of gentlemen recently from
Oregon, who know him we'll"
e6- Remember, voters, it is not wheth-
er we shall have protection" or ''non-in-
terventiop." but whether we shall have
q country to protects Constitution to
defend-Laws to be enforced!
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-11-02
Athens, Friday, November 9, $50.

sas. LEAVE YOUR FRIENDS AND
STAND BY YOUR COUNTRY.-An,ire,o
Jackson. 30 .f.........
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-11-02
Bell or Lincoln Which will You
Hayep

What we foresaw, at the beginning of
this contest, at least as soon as the dis
ruption of the democratic party was COM
plcted, has now become manifest to all
impartial spectators, that the struggle is,
to all intents and purposes, between
John Bell, the candidate of the friends
of the Constitution, the Union and the
enforcement of the Laws, and Abraham
Lincoln, the champion of all the anti
slavery elements of the North including
the aboltionists and the followers of the
"irrepressiblc conflict" Men of Ten
nessee, men of the South, men of the
Union, which will you have? Which do
you prefer, nationality or sectionalism?-
TO vote for Breckenridge or Douglas, will
be to throw away your strength. Your
only choice is between Bell and Lincoln.
Can you hesitate? Can you parley? Can
you debate between the two?
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-11-02
MINUTE Men IN FLoRIDA.-The Fernan.
l;,o Eat Elo,;l;o,,

MINUTE Men IN FLoRIDA.-The Fernan-
dina East Floidian says:
We are pleased to learn that a compa-
ny of Minute Men" has recently been
organized in Fenandina, under the most
favorable circumstances. The association
already numbers amongst its members
many of our most respectable young men,
who are fully impressed with the emer-
gency now so imminent, and who are
prepared to defend and protect those
rights whose destruction is speedily
threatened. The "blue cockade" is ia
miliar to many of the citizens of Florida,
and the Palmetto State is not the only
section where that emblem will be worn
and appreciated. From the tone and
temper of the people Of Florida, We con-
fidently expect the organization of "Min-
ute Men" will pervade every portion OF
the State, and embrace within its ranks
our best and most patriotic citizens. Sue
cess to it ..T- .....-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-12

mourning dress which she had nsx.
laid a:ida cinns closely to her tai
whittier than the broad smooth forehead IN,
lace veil nunE round in soft heavy foids he
eyes were cast down, her little hands meekl,
srSs.sa over her breast-she seemed half
down my face ~ looked at her. bnt Isobel
langned highly at the flair VICTIM" as she
called her--then putting her arm around her
| waist, ran on
Malcolm. Though she looks so quiet. l be-
heart"
Margaret suddenly looked up. "Happy ~
| she exciaimed-"oh, TOO happy. l sometimes
fear.'
The warm color rushed INTO her cheek-her
| eyes shone, her whole form seemed to dilate
as for Il moment she stood there pre,ernatu
rally beautiful, with the glory round her of her
great happiness. Meanwhile, Isobel's quick
eye had glanced out of the window of the next
room 'Oh. do look, do--there is that odd
looking man again l noticed him as I came
| in, and there he is still staring up at these
rooms. Look, Margaret" and she dragged her
10 the window. rose-I would have stopped
her, wo aid have spoken, if l could. The next
moment heard Isobel excIaim:
why, Margaret You are iIl-you are faint
ing: and rushed forward just in time to
receive the sinking form in my arms
"Ihe excitement has been too much for her.
saIo. Il beg. dear Miss Cameron, that you
will leave her alone with me. / know her
constitution: have seen her suffer in the
same way before
had great difficulty in persuadiup the
Young girl To go away. My poor Margaret
rms time she had fain ted away indeed. took
the wreath and veil from the dea tn like head
darkened the room; / waited ill conscious
ness should return. Not once did glance out
OF the window to whether the wretched
cause ofall this was there sill; would rot
be witness against him. Margaret's fate
should be IN her own hands only. She came
very slowly to herself, then opening her |
eyes, looked round her in horror.
"Hnsh, my darling" said. "You have been |
oEer-exclted you must not speak inst now" |
She passed her hand over her forehead-her
mind seemed confused. l told her she must lie |
down and rest, and be quite quiet and uudis-
turbed.
Henry she whispered-s'I must see Hem |
ry.''
ayes, darling, you shall. You know he will |
be here this evening as usual-you will be bet.
ter then"
II cannot watt she said piteouslv 81
must see him now-now You must send for
him at once"
margaret, give yourself time to recover
your calm. your pre>ence of mind"
mo, no-send for Henry at once-I must see
him now"
There was no help for it, then l wrote a
hort note TO Captain Cameron told him that |
Margaret was far from well, and urgently
wished to see him. Before half an hour was |
ver he came in, flushed and anxious
What had happened! What was the mat.
er +! Was she i'll -
l could tell him nothing-could give him no
omfort; could only summon Margaret and
ave them together |
ITO BE CONCLUDED TOMORROW
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- VALUABLE LOUISA LAND F,

- VALUABLE LOUISA LAND FOR
SALE.-Wishlng to dispose Of my real estate,
chden sale. prHssssy FARM
This most desirable tract of Land ie. u the heart
sides Of the south branch of the North Anna river,
adjoining the ls,ds Of H. p, Poindexter. Gabriel
from Louisa Court House and Tolersvlie. on the
virginia Central Railroad, and equally convenient
This Farm contains 04O acres. of which 200 are
WOOD land more than three fourths which are
isina growth; The arabic land Is fertile and nd ina
h ,sh.. state Of imprevemen!-we adapted to the
61 s sG9s0c EIGHT T4e5s is
s0Gd Darn' tobacco houses and all necessary out
pleasant ea ths anna tne neh
N ing to purchase will visit the Farm and see for
themselves men deem 1t unnecessary to speak far
three tracts. il desired Being very desirous n of
selling. terms will be made to accommodate pur-
My manager, Mr. GROOM will take pleasure in
pn9dns the premises e 1ny one Eh9
:, For further information, apply to Dr.. 81 CIV
RRa anta chsrlo.tesvle. Va; or;H T. Holiday
road. who is authorized to sell. de26-dIawts
t1e VALUABLE LAND FOB SALE
sss AN arEs and
county, about one mile and a half from Danviiie
and and lying eligihy upon the waters of Sandy and
ans about SIS acres Of Whch So So ses sw% II son
and N hne state Of cultivation. The rema 1deT |
Is all heavily tmbered, and the proceeds of the sale
o. the timber alone would be found very remune- |
ratve The land is of the best quality for raislns
raj. " e"'0
VIZ SIX @ F f1 tss v ss
Ee, and nd uR3n the from Danvile
With the Ferry. 1 will sell a small TRACT OF
LAND, containing about IL acres of fine river low
arm. " "'"i0''
Persons wishing to purchase any of this property.
WI please address me at DaRvilie, Va, and will
axe pleasure IN showing the property or giving |
my further information. GEO. T. WILSON.
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| Whole Tickets SO; Halves SIS; Quarters S. so
| WOOD. EDDY j. CO.'S
| GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS.
On the THEE NuMBER PLAN,
CAPITAL PRIZE
hA. 90, 900! yN
Takes place on the Last SATURDAY, in each month
Whole Tickets $40, Halves $40 Quarters *
Eighths $3.50 wy
In ordering Tickets or Certificates enclose tho
money TO our address for what YOU wish TO MIR
chase; name the Lottery IN which YOU wish II m
vested. and whether you wish Whoes Halves
Quarters or 2hths. on receipt of which we serd
scheme. ' 7ei Will tne
Immediately after the drawing. Printed draw
ing. Ceftihed to by the Commissioners will be
sent, with an Explanation. " "
,NA Purchasers Will please write their signatures
y and State. Wv 0o' Nouh-
All communications strictly confidential.
HA, All Prizes of = 600 ard under paid imme
olatelS after the drawlng-other Prizes at the msua
time of forty DAYS. " ''o u""hi
Orders Tor Tickets to he directed either to
WOOD, EDDY Il CO. Augusta. ia
Ur WOOD. EDDY y CO, Atlanta. Ga,
Or MOOD. EDDY CO. Wilmington Del
"a, list OF the numbers that are drawn from,
the wheel, with the amount of the Prize that each
one Is entitled TO, will he published after everx
Gra"ing IN the following papers Augusta (Geo
nstitutlonast, hlobile Register Nashville ia
riOn. '-iS''| Oia-
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| 2AAAs lSoJs
A. X. PARKER & co.
,SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF STApJ.sAN
FANC1 DRY GOODS.-We take pleasure IN n M IN y
that nbnun Ss TO our friends and the public senera
81 soek Of F0REfGN and boM NE VII Se bRy
attention 70 "hleh We very respectfully invite their
KICK Rlsinj s Rlssk , asa Fi IS sIhEs
Ess,. l., Fsreff@ S5B BGGss'Hns
ROBES Paris Printed MoUss ELINE
E ebp, rms ch,ntz Printed MoUssELINEs
CHEVREs l. L 81 POLL DE
s KILT ard FSsn p,ns e P5eneh MERINoEs
B BIasf MS1SiT,ssELsiSS1ESs? hS
c ee5f HssHsAzNfS Ba saa vs4G
"a and Ga Heavy FULLsD CIo IF mos
S sss gag lssS fFAATTlNETTs. LiAsEhHSs 60
nlte and Cold Servants BLANKETS.
WIN every article usually kent in
se vera sb nay hoods House. All of which we viii
PAGES, & MINER. .
WHOLESALE Or GIRoc + IS AND PROVISION
Off, t 70 the trade reasonable terms nD STAND
~ nhds new Bacon HAMS.
=" Mugs; new Breast. Shoulder and eide IA
10 bbls. Mess PORK.
s sS. .. S Siis1's" Bu ffafq's BEEF
- q eSls. new No LARD
81 boxes .1 i a m"sh p,n and Giades BITTER.
O., % boxes sperm and Taliow CANniEa
~ ~ h ppaes Ioiiet and Brown SOAP
. ~ dds hehned SUGAR ali grader.
SPICES. &c. "iNIo' LlQCokS,
Also-oo'ooo good quality CIGARS.
HEAD0UARTERS MI = =. "a =. -,
"a S,LothING-Aiem of the i,egisatn,a
-, ~ waiting the city, will find by calm
.t q t s.d
,s a. the same quSlity and workmsnshp can a. a.
.nu y: noi.hern manufacturers. He has been
ar IN the larger portion Of his work hare
rs thS 49, yea years. and can assure his custom
& tnat uhey shall have Richmond made Cio.h;m
rn wost tS compare IN every respect with North
nosS y. : tney are now purchasing, al he il onn
' 'nuSa tnat Clothing be manu- factured in Rich
Ao"" q 10" al IN any city In the Union,
Z. h. SPENCE
:, Clothier and Merchant Tailor.
NO. III. corner Of Main and Isfh ~.
n1 rICOT'S celebrated COUGH KTIIEp -
oaus, coughs, HosrSsness. 10. II has keer ~, ."'
ouncesi py hundreds who have had tha rrrl EE.o |
sne % trs II, to be decidedly the host prens.a;
ste kind now in use. S'ePa'ahom |
ntice. . cents per bottle,
ffspased only " y / p...a,
corner Ms.a and 18th streets.
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NEGRO HIRING. &c.
1870 NEGRO HIRING, 100
L oOOs 1&G0. ION

COCK CLOSE,
ms FRANCE AND CULLkCTING AGENTS
VIII give their especial attention to Fl RING
OCI SERVANTS, COLLECTING RENTS and
'',e ce n arc adjustment OF CLAIMS generally
lloscI DuItulnk, richmond, va. Ja9-6t
n EG y IR ING FOR 1861
= ne subscribers again offer their services tn
their friends and the public as "
AGENTS FOR HIRING OUT NEGROES.
An experienc of six years enables us to promise
trusted to our care Va
~ e also attend to the sale of all kinds of COUN
~! PRODUCE. and respectfully ask consign
ments. RAWLINGS 4 HOLLAUAY
de -d&clm Richmond u.
HIKING.-LEWIS HILL attends to the sale oi
IL CORN, WHEAT. TOBACCO. &c. and cen
tinues to HIRE OUT NEGROES.
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LIF G INSURANCE. &c

- L. We iNSURA NCE.
NJ cAR0LdS \ ,MuTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COnPdH} or RALEIGH. n. C.
q, , capital. e4;U.6.l 90.
oLa v RS INSURED in the above suhstap+ia
COMPANY. Iof one or more years. on the most i,
Vorabie terms. Il losses promptly paid. 40
CoCk r CLOSE. AGENTS,
, Once on i4th street, in
Exchange Hotel Building
n, y 7, r.yr,, Richmond, Va.
DIX: K. 9 CAAB BE:tLLL Medical Examiners.
n; BoNo chars e made for medical examination
" 'ti'' O"'''P'' "a lot
SLANE LIFE lNSUEANCE...THf RICH
~ NOM + K A SOCIATION-n Sfrirtiy
HOME lNSTlTU TiON-witll an ample Can,t,i
ana Surplus issues policies on the lives OF Slaves
On as moderate terms any good and reliable
Company. The business Of the Company is con
tined erctnStrety TO THIS State and havnr no n en-
ces every fisk has the personal supervision of It's
own oHlcerS, giving better security for lie nro-
iection ol the insurers interests.
farties residing IN the country having Ne~-oes
20 INSURE where IT Is announcement to have them,
examined IN the city, Will lie furnished with al ne
;eSsart papers. upon application bv mail. or nj the
Cmce. NO 1869 Mann street doors from corner Of
lth where the Officers will take pleasure in giyng
my information upon the subject of Insurance.
DAVID CURRiE, President
Ro a; ToMPKINs, Secretary.
pr: NJ BURTON. Medical Examiner.
lie SD elm
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1860. NEGRO HIRING FOR 1870
WV SEQ, lOOU.
POREPT I

| me subscriber respectfully offers his services
| aSsih 70 ms friends and public generally as an
| hutNI IN the Cit, of Richmond TO hire ONT ne
| -roeS.. he has had an experience of more than
Years IN Negro hiring. during that period has new
~ iosi the hire OF negro sent to him. The hires
NV peeE PAID quarterly, good homes ard fan
prices op' aimed. which has given entire satisfac-
tlon 70 all OF his patrons No effort vii! be spared
IN Ihtnfe TO advance the interest and secure the
approval OF ali who NAV patronize him.
re has practiCed medicine for tWent, wears and
'!"% ne has retired from the active dutes of his
profession; yet he will prescribe without charye
IN All simple cases. so to avoid medical bills AZ
Tar As possible; much has heen saved 10 the ON NJ
erS dnrng this ear by that course
PERSONS intending to send Negroes to him will
peasc monty him of such intention and send tbeI,
ne Toes TO his office by the lst of January He has
riade ample arrangements to have them well cared
oi Iii ii nt oGs' RIO. LYME,
oMce IL basement OF Metropolitan Hall.
H. - 49, REFEhENCES:
Judge VIM. w. Crump, Judge ]. b. Clon,on'
stephen Hunter, " JopneN Ist,
LOGAN Waller, Elder las W coz wy
w. W. Woodbridge, U,,o,ye
- Rtchnond. A. N. Bernard,
nom -, =. DeJaTnette Elder Geo. w. Eve,
geo Fitzhngh, Esq, Fredeyirksbiu,s.
~ 'iqualt' Elder X. l.. Coleman.
y,soo, q aToftae. - Atbsnl0yie.
y nfu 4, 1arnett, Dr. Gessner Harrison.
n, " y are Charlottesville.
r. % roy, ID. NJ. Bernard,
H. hopiEsoh' PstcrSburg
II, ID d., EsSe1 pr. J. Smpkins, Norfolk
Charles CITY. Chestsyf,d
John Hunter Louisa. NJ n Walton EGUnV;sr
de I'D &clm
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- gE9IHADLEI TRACT Or LAND IN
- subscriber eders for ssie privately his FAR N,
IN the county Of 0oochlsnd. containing SO scres.
cultivation 81 wheat, corn and tobsrco Il 10 situ-
ated ON thu Carterevills Road. adjoining tho estate
James River and Kansvha Canal. An Episcopai
and a Baptist Chuich are within half an hour's
ride Of the place.
For further particulars, apply to JEssg r. HEATH.
Esq, or to me. either personally or by letter.
w. A. WEBB.
Flies p. o., Goochland county, Va.
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GREAT BARGAINS,

GREAT BARGAINS: =
IF APPLIED FOR SOON,
caan n.'se 81 ~ OF me Ivory, Bone. Ebony. Horn.
FORKS u rAp w pnandls TABLE KNIVES and
in. no apcve nsing slightly damaged in manuaotu
fa;,;a. y !etniied very ehssp. BoardinE houses.
ply ~ lno 1s-tsl 4. b. COOK s. 10 Main IT. as
tHEsh ORAUoHT ALE...Io Whole and IA
han barrels fresh Pale Ale . very suna,nr ~, ~
" ~" ~ LOUIS J. BuSSlEtiX
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DENTISTRY.

r. ARTIFICIAL TEETH...Tho Cleo.
HfYTS plastic and Vulcants Process.@ti' "
=, JON rs, DENTIST, having the RI p hi for ~ a
above mode OF making Teeth, and heinz sat;ssc',
on l's ahsolute superiority over all other methods
Gan Win conhdence commend il 10 those Jcs,r;n'
iui or partial sets of teeth and esneriaiix snnf
as may re dissatisfied with those they are now
usin,t me perfect adaptation of the plate to the
HI,H 20 insert one or more teeth ,cithont cIaspsD
MS method having been adopted BY those stand
., Will be given and spec Me rs exhbtsj
10 tnose wishing to see them. Sets of Teeth on
nose preierring them. Filling, Cleansins, Ex
Factlng, and all other operations gently ara th,
Cornthian Hall - c =,
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[ INNN AE. oAR AND HOUSE, N,Su

IN A.WARE AND HOUSE. N,Su
ANb wH HooPifESsAsfEHAAP Co. MPoRf Frs
CORNER OF BROAD AND 81 I'll n A. pDTESSI:EkS
and 'ff Soan now direct from the anneture,s
varia, from NoTthern trade sales most commas.
lER r.; u, LOCKING CLASSES; rABfifi I'm
JAPna,NiTTEthhI TED, BRITANNIA, ALBArA ana ana
T T6nt Of French and German FANCY oo fnsssort
chants and the pub xs m ny,s the attention Of er
Pur Soops and PRICES will richly nsx LIMO
far all; endeavor to mantain our len'a, a0r
-------- ~ H"'"s' sCHAAP n ca
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MOTTO T.. The rnde rsg ned beg leave to IN
form the trade of Richmond that they hay,
ms Day opened 2 W WHOLESALE GROCERY anl
fROVlSlON STORE on 18th street, wallace
10 hhds new Baltimore HAMS
8 hids rev Baltimore BREAST BACON.
III hhds " estern and Baltimore SIDES
~ nhos estern and Baltimore SHOULDERS
l9o boxes CUTTING CHEESE.
% Kegs CHOICE Goshen and Glades BUTTER
Is bbls. Bakers BUTTER.
60 bbs. and kees No. LARD
s. boxes superior MOULD CANDLES.
SO boxes u i D Adamantlpe do
As boxes BROWN SOAP.
And hne stock of WINES and LIQUORS.
!. W otter the above on as reasonable terms "a
PARKS MINER,
18th ST., Wallace sons old stand.
OiLS; IP p, WINDOW GLASS, AND
q CO, No. li2 MAIN STREET, Richmond. Va
we nave Just completed our Fall Stock IF tho
aoNe htIone0 articles, to suit purchasers 0o
boxes rrench " indow Glass; ], 600 feet of sta,neS
Oii; 500 gallons Boiled Lnseed OH: l.Ms1 @aIoos.
Varnshes, OF every description; 600 gallons Sn;r
rs o! lurpentine; 800 gallons Machine OIL X fno
IDS :" hite Lead, merIcan and English 4 Gao IL
Linc, "a VII, American and French; 30 bills Coon
efs ,iiue. various grades; Is bills Venetian Rat
t1 hi ~ Dds alsomne % bbls Paris White
~ DDS: Miner al Paint, chocolate and slate $50
addition to this, call the attention Of vhnin
SAFE urchasefs and others to our large ssnrt,an.
Of ~ ushes, OF every description CoIoIS arnmnd
a a. on u she most faEorte brands; Sand Paper.
lists ,idteria!s, OF every description: Nafhe
= .atlcaL INSTRUMENTS; Drawing Paper; Americas.
Ensiis6 ana FRENCH Drawings; Pencils. En-
Isn ana GERMAN: Looking Glass Plates. p;otmso
T raHes, and Gilt Mou!dinss, A'S'"io
WIN. SATTLER A. co
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LOTTERY DRAWING.

OFFICIAL DRAWING
OF THE
SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY OF GEORGIA.
Glass 81.
. III AngrStn Georgia. Saturday. Jan !. 1850
WOOD. EDDY CO, Managers.
Successors to SAMUEL SWAN & Co,
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CHINA, GLASS, &c.

NO RICHMOND STONEWAgE por
~ Terry. ~
~ kEEsEE PARR, PRopRrryop.
~ we nave ON hand n large supply OF ST0N y
nv - -, on our own manufacture, which wa wa
i",t efuai 20 any Ware made Mt the North-co,".a,
t t6 OF JHGS: JARS, CHURNS, piTCHnMsiRstt
c.. &c. avs null JARS.
al. Al IN want OF home made Ware Will rive me :.
~ ""' "''ets kEESEE h PARR
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!. r1 :! roRr1s

Mhyss!ssSggys5sssfsssss s',J ;;jEAS;s n,
DORM kADE. W .r.,oaa,Li SsfRcEsksf
broad street. would respee.fn"Is ~, Pset.a
sen.ion e their large assortrnen, a ss,,s. kqb
@"st f. cnSi such guarantees a. v;lli
Our PIANOS are variance Il
s 70 sans twelve months, ana excb "f NV. y.s,
to-" to- ths "nanc u they fail to give
Particular attention In n.,a. asas
couptry. and persons NAV 20 y orders f,s.
'a ma y execution Of their order. rely no, y
"a Ip, inTn tsken ~ exchange IL.
~ fiANos hired At low rates new one.
de 16-d&cwly DokR hRany
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L ~ 2 hnu
RI hand very large and comnete assn nave on
9ftH OF HOUSE FUkNISHIN1i GfM1n.S, ' y,
aa ~ which we invite the attention of th. 70
Se are Tsa 81 = very low prices We
tety; Silver plated Casters, Spoons = great va
Solar nFs, ny Waters coee tTns. and B,ss ms
B,ock Tin n'u' ana kerosene Lamps and F,x,snres.
s hS o. az &C. &C.; with u and ea aSet
WARF ~ s frcn cut. blown and pressed GIbasSe
ar ipe seing az reduced rates those ,n we
u" wen TO call at GEO ]. SUMNER n ~ s11s VIII
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-12
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c
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lers 20 his friends and public on the most isssos
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pls STOCK OF tine Watches, such rs Jules lurtsa,5a
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y. henry Reynolds Lemon. Joseph Johnston @'-s
StIige, and other celebrated makers. Ne q
ger Rings, Shirt Buttons, Diamond C,,is,eg -.
single Stone Brcastpins. for gents; also, lN.'
assortment .t LADIES' Csreunce. Coral, lay
Cstneo and Pearl Sets. Etruscan agd y ag ses
Chain Bracelets. Chatham Chasns Meek C1sa.
Charms, Sleeve Buttons. shirt Buttons &c SlG
sets, f"blets. Pitchers Sal, Cellars, CAPS oas-t'
Holders, Fish Knives ard For y, Reff, snSs'i
Asparagus Tonss. Ice Tongs. Silver Spoons SCI
Forks line Silver plated Knives sc.
Hoping To- offer such Inducements that csns'
fully solicited. 4 A. MYERs.
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