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TIRE INSURANCE.
+ MARINE INSURANCE.

incorporated 1882.
The VIRGINIA AN GEE co MP MAXINE INSURE
Office No. lsl Main Street, Richmond. N
Capital and Surplus. S2sO,0Oo!
THIS COMPANY has the advantage oftwenty-ssren
years experience in the Insurance business, and
Of that period needs no special recommendation to
Marine insurance to all parts of the world.
Its cash capital and surplus are above, and its
rates are low these of any other good institu
s:ssS s:a S:s S Ger e s%;s:
NGaf Il Kent Thss
Jas. Jas A. ino o H. A. Claiborne '''' A'"''
BY ssr to the
VIM. WILLIS, JR., Secretary. Jets
TNFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL
LEGE.MThs Inssrmar. Is situated at the corner
pots, Hotels and other centres of business: Ii. is
furnished Tith every srrspgement requisite for
N Sc sSf
diseases, are admitted into the institution. Lying
in women are also received and carefully attended
Private rooms furnished when desired.
The patients are under the charge Of the Profss.
Bo Msdc
and Medicine are, for Per week.
White Patients ...-...--..-.-..~...Se
Private Rooms. sis
In addition to the above rates. in cases requiring
prletozs OF the Bellevue Hospital, a small fee IL
charged for the operation varying from So to- $50,
any case may be by application to eth
er Of tho Attending Surgeons or the Resident Ply
All charges payable ON the removal of the pa
Hss:. End Ep5EfSps0fro' GIBSON rETlco-
- A !! e phys5sians-Profs. TUCKER CON
w kssd Sna f fs sGssAeMs;n-EpMiNps MASON MD,
SSss sxs,aSal,Fi NJ { f 1ARKEa un
Persons in the country, desiring to send patients
to the nhrinary, may address either the President
or the Resident Physician. ja lily
PELLEyUE HOsPlTAL:-.rhisln Institution.
ID which has been in successful opeI alton for the
last seven years, is situated on Church Hill, Rich
mond. Virginia, IN delightful, airy position, and
y furnished with every convenience conducive to
the comfort OF patients and the successful treat
It has lately undergone extensive repairs. Rooms
mediation Of gentlemen who. mag find it inconve-
nisnt TO 10 treated Ct their private Iods,ngs.
wards. which are pecnlis riy oommodioas. ~
WIT: az sR Rsr "sss tn.
Colorsd DO. o. g. ...~....---, .y;e,s
,v csy sssssaus SS for t.
one Of the PLY sicians OF the Hospital.
This includes all charges for Board, Medical At
tendance, Nursng and Medicine. By an arrange
ment with the In6rmary Of the Medical Collage, .
small additional fee, ranging from % to SO, will
be charge ed for Surgical cases. The particular sum
may be ascertained before. hand by APPLICATION to
one Of the attending Physicians.
No Small Pox admitted.
~ Ne Patient received for less than week.
The undersigned viii give their ,rersonHi attain.
ATTENDING PHysICIANe:
JAM EB BOLTON. M. D., Grace IT., between ltA
and eth.
fHOhAH POLLARD, n. D., Govsrnor st.. 1T
ser shexS RchHo9d HOUSE; ......
WI y. PARKER. N. D., Law Baildias. ear
e;ME BLOCK. h. b.. Rsaidspt Physisiaa.
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Sass PRICES amounting to.---.....--..S32O. 600
Whole Tickets $40; Halves So; Quarters 50 ~.
WOOD. EtYY + CO.'S

GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS,
ON THE THREE NUMBER PLAN,
CAPITAL PRIZE
M 100 900! va
Takes place on the Last Saturday in each month.
Whole Tickets So Halves $40, Quarters IS,
Eighths So 50.
In ordering Tickets or Certificates, enclose the
money to our address Tor what you wish to pur-
chase; name the Lottery IN which you wish Il IN
vested, and whether you wish Wholes. Halves,
Quarters or Eie hths, on receipt of which Sc nd
what is ordered. by first mail, together with the
scheme.
Immediately after the drawing, Printed draw
ing, Certified to by the Commissioners, will he
sent, with an Explanation.
R Purchasers will please write their sig natures
PLAIN and give the name Of their Post Office, Coun
ty and State.
RA All Prizes OF 81 600 and under, paid imme
diatey after the drawlng-other Prizes at the usual
tune Of forty days.
Orders for Tickets to be directed either to
Or WOOD, EDDY i CO., Atlanta. Ga,
Or WOOD, EDDY 4 CO., Wilmington. Del.
IA A list Of the numbers that are drawn from
the wheel, with the amount of the Prize that each
one IL entitled to. will 10 published after every
drawing in the following paperY:-Augusta Geo.
Constitutionalst. Mobile Reg lister, Nashville Ca
zette, Richmond Dispatch, paulding MISSY Clo-
non.
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4 UopRRN LAoCooH-1svyible Con Riet NTH a
6aoks.-lt was only week or two since that
ne announced the arrival at Salem, from AT
Tica. Of Q monster boa constructor, in size one
Of the largest ever brought to this country. Its
length. in Its q0iet state, was full thirty feet,
70 nearly forty feet. In its largest part it was
some twenty inches in circumference.
This snake was purchased by Dir Goodwin,
broker, Of this city, and placed on exhibition at
Horticultural Hall, School st., whore il proved
quite attractive. Last week, however, his
snakeship exhibited symptoms OF illness in the
form Of indigestion, and upon one occasion Mr.
ere Of an animal which the reptile had swal-
lowed, from its throat.
On Sunday the snake was treated to warm
hath, and Mr.. Bishop was again attempting TO
remove some distractions from its throat,
when the snake suddenly exhibited signs Of
hostility, erected its head, seized Mr.. Bishop
BY the hand, and commenced to coil its enor-
NOUS length about the body of the keeper, in Or
der to crush him TO death. The other attendants
In the first moment of alarm, retreated but re-
called by the cries for help Of the imprisoned
keeper, they armed themselves with clubs and
commenced to belabor the snake in order to in
duce him to release his hold.
No impression was made, however, and one
coil was already around the body of the unfor-
tunate man, when brother of Mr.. Goodwin
came to the rescue with a large hammer. With
this he struck the snake two violent blows
upon the head, which, together with a violent
choking about the throat, induced the reptile
70 unlO0se its coil, when Mr.. Bishop was at
once ct free from his horrible imprisonment.
ment which 1t had received, and in two hours
was dead. It's remains were purchased by Mr..
Vickery, Of Lynn, who will have the skin
stuffed for preservation.-Bost01 Traveller, LIST.
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CHINA, GLASS, &c.

50 TO OUSEkEEPERS.-We have on
fE Inland n very large and complete assortment
MSS of "HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, to
H4g which we invite the attention of the PUBLIC.
mention-DinHer, Tea and Toilet Sets. in great va
riety; Silver plated Csstors. Spoons. Forks. &C.;
best quality Walters, Coffee Urns, and Begins
Solar. Fluid, and Kerosine Lamps and Fixtures;
Block Tin, Japanned and Britannia Ware, Look
ing Glasses. &c, &C.; with a full and compieI re-
stock of rich cut, blawn and pressed GLASS
WARE, direct from manufactures, and which we
are selling at reduced rates. Those IN want will
do well to call at GEO. J. SUMNER Il CO.'S.
20, Pearl street.
THINA-WARE AND HOUsE-EIKN!SH::
" ING GOOpS-SCHAAP Co. IMPORTERS
AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS,
CORNER OF BROAD AND THIRD STREETS,
are receiving now, direct from the manufacturers,
and from Northern trade sales, most es q
variety of CHINA. GLASS. and EARTHEN-
WARE; LOOKING GLASSES: TABLE CUT.
LERY; PLATED, BRITANNIA, Ai.BATA, and
JAPANNED WARE; besides an endless assort
ment of French and German FANCY GOODS and
TOYS, to which invite the attention of ner-
chants and the public IN general feeling confident
that GOODS and PRICES will richly pay them for
a call. We endeavor to maintain our reputation
for selling bargains. SCHAAP co.
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MARBLE WORKS.
LIFE INSURANCE, &c.

.>~~>N ~ --~>-~
y iCHNIOND AGENCY OF THE SOUTH.
II ERN
PROTECTION ms TRANCE COMPANY,
Chartered BY ths LsKtSldtMye Of Virginia in 1884.
Capital. $3.50, 900.
HOME OFFICE, ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
Insures on the Cash and Mutual Plan.
HENRY w. THOMAS ANGUS R. BLkREY.
T. B. ROBERTSON, JAMES T. CLOSE,
Ed. SANGSTER. VIM. u. MASSET,
DR.. r. II. STABLER. THOMAS T. HILL,
CHRIST'R NEALE, RICH'D II. CARTER,
P. d. LIPSCOMB, ROBT F. LESTER,
SILAS BIGL0W. s. T. STUART,
VIM. nj. TURNER, WM. WRIGHT.
OFFICERS.
T. B. ROBERTSON. Vice President.
THOS. t. H Ill. Treasurer.
WIN. WRIGHT, Secretary.
JAS. Il. CLOSE, Actuary and General Agent.
Applications for Insurance gran ted, and policies
issued and renewed on the most favorable terms,
in the above Company, at our office.
b. A. COOKE,
l.. q. CLOSE,
l4th st., Exchange Hotel Building,
oc Sim Richmond. Va.
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PIANO FORTES.

- RICUsiON PiAN0 iVksI''
fYT MANgfACT0Ri,, mp S Ssis!i
CAN MUSIC AND MUSICAL lSSTkyM,L ','
DORR K RADE, Warerooms 81, tseHt
Broad street, would respectfully tsTIie H.. s
tention t. their larze assortment OF = - !
would offer such guarantees As VII 49,"
most fastidious purchaser. a
Oar PIANOS arc warranted Tor ave ses ,p'. :
in tune twelve months, and e1chsusea w,
FIRST six months, If they fail 20 give w.
Particular Attention is paid % orders f. .', ,
country, and persons may ssief ie' W.
faithful execution ii their orders
Old Pianos taken IN EXCHANGE Tor new oa'"
III fiANoS ni'e" a. 10" poaR sapk
de l6-dkcwly tich'la4,
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LO TIER Y.
EDDY & CO.'S

WOOD, EDDY CO.'S
w SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES,
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE 100000
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE
TICKETS.
THE EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS of
Wood. Eddy l. Co.'S Single Number Lotteries will
take place in public, under the superintendence Of
sworn Commissioners, at Augusta, Georgia, as fol-
lows.
Glass No. 81 draws SATURDAY, December 18th, 1889
Glass No So - - January 2lst .slS6o
Class No 60 IS February 18TH 660
EXCR AORDINAkY DRAWING.
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DROWN l. McCLELLAND,
10 COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

'
We, the UNDERSIGNED, have this day entered into
a co partnership for the purpose Of conducting
general COMMISSION and FORWARDING Blu
SINFSS. under the name and style of BROWN Il
McC' ELLAND. They VIII give thel, strlet per- r
ard PRODUCE generally, and to the purchase of
Fertlizers and Merchandise Office next door to
Deane, HObson 4 James; on Basin Bank.
ALEX. BROWN,
J. BRUCE MCCLELLAND.
They refer to hiessrs: Johnson. Younser Otey,
of Richmond; Hon. T. S. Flournoy, Rev. .Ino;
A. Scott. Of Halifax county; VIM. a. Miller and
Reid and +. S. Tutwiler. Of Rockbrdse county;
Ma>o Cabell and F NJ. Cabell. of Nelson; Judge
l.. p. Thompson. Augusta county; JnO. Thompson,
IT, Amherst county. ia 7-Jm
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KS SURGEON DEsT,i.
NA11i Office on Main. below Pearl sired ~
door to p. Horton Keaeh's tEinIlns store, ~ =
doors above Messrs. Thos. X. Prlee Cot"
Goods store. 80,
the subscriber having removed TO .as -
house, wou,d lse pleased to gee those VIA fss
has engagements. aid has made e1lensise - ~,
rations to serve the pubic generais' ~ -;
tons performed ia the meet approved ana se,. !.
style known to the Profession, and 81 yrs , -
by him warranted 20 give satisfaction. toe1r
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- CHiCkERING PIANOS :. e.
ma at N. cARusFs;; !, n ,sef fren %

saAS on. MAN, MAN, Inv" 4 .
GXk but dust; Therefore. way ,~ss .
NM chans 80 OF life, !of u r. ~ -
dreary waste ~ contemplate upon -"
ii!oauixlng. 10, .Avs,, sess
Rad been stud,inx ASTRONOMY. OF COW. W.
expected TO hear OF some great pss .,'ss ss ass,
have discovered. bat 10 eSsin!slhs ~ e.,a,ss.
found there was nv stery ,eypp1 ~, a'' -, ~
81 :n Fl Sa. s.a I: Ard s aS sa
solidIties. "a, t,r sb,'ss
| ANA new still in the rins Ia ,rsae AZ ,a.,.s
from the bowels of Tho earth to the ',It -
% that push along. keep mosi"s, IN. ssa -,
ing liie's tide, for in hies earnest ,~ nd 49,
prevail whO daily march onward vs. joHs
fAil. =, hAoS ss,ssna =
18Th Ct, Greek Nation, nsssaes -
PSI promised the pubic to ss',s
life, which will b forthcomins III aa'
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Aftes ~ ~ . Mechenies' Fair In Utica,
10y, tsssls mads Up Of sewspspsrs va
wessss was probably Of literary tufa oi
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KVHMONU, T1KG1N7A.
In addition to manufacturing the above named
goods, we viii make to order, for State or States.
or iad,yiduals. all kinds Of MILITARY THAI Az.
BOXES, CAP BOXES. BELTS &C., for Infantry
Companies, a. low - can b had north OF Mason
Qixcn's line.
We ealy ask for trial, to prove BY our work
they viii DO equal to ANY made IN this country. We
return our thanks for the liberal PATRONAGE b.
slowed on our house for the last eighteen years
and hopo 70 receive q continuation 81 the sare.
49,. sS 66hA h. 5SfS1HfINNiEaE. LI
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A.s,,.--r,,1,.t COX.S LINE.-FREIGHT
Eg gfAAEs to aLWXNFGHHkBY 4HsSIsTTHR rvs 81
THURsnAYs and SATURDAYS.
Boat TEMPEST: Capt. Taos. EMxrr.
boat MERCHANT, Capt. 6Eo. G. LAWS.
Boat J. ]; IRBY, Capt. VIZ: F. CLEVELAND.
Boat FAME. Capt. VIZ: II Parsons.
Boat OLIVIA, Capt J. J. Psrxks
These Boats are all of the Rrst class, conn andsd
by careful and experienced Captains, ane leave
promptly as advertised. The subscI her, thankful
for past favOrs, beys u continuance of tho same.
VIM. p. COX, Agent,
At the Shed. Dock St.. in rear Of old Gas W 0rks.
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80 jos. v. HOPKINS,
nv sincere thanks TO my old friends and patron: for
their liberal support, and hope to receive co"'"-
na'0n Of the Same to the no" s %a. F. GIBSON
January LIST. 1850. ie6-lm-
T,O.PARTNERsHIP NOT,CIEsspnHHeSyins a.: :.
- sociated yth me ip the oh MGsnc,ug on 81
b carried name ofc Wo ,stb .t gK1
whsre our friends will be waited on BY TnoMAs Z.
WoRp, who viii always be found at his post.
'' - q GA Il M9 H v~ioRp. .
beg those of my friends who have not settled
a. i IS very desirable to settle up the Cd usns"'
RICHMOND, January 81. 1860. fe6-6t
nISSOLUTION.-T Co partner ship he reto-
IL fore existing between LAYNE 4 KING is
this day dissolved, by mutual consent. Either may
use the name OF the hrm IN setting up tine will
present them for payment and those indebted 70
US will make lmmedl tie pay ment. or they Will be
put in the way Of collection g. s: S Si NEAiNh'
January 3lst. 1860. fs6-l0t
CO.PARTNERSHiP:.JNo , n; VEST, Of
ID: eaSs s Sy
HRy ann and st, s e. SSas1 hs
old stand. las Main street, and hope, by strict at
to Ss WITH has
bestowed upon the house Of GEO; N: W EST
THOMAS JOHNSTON.
Richmond, Feb. LIST, 1860.
Card.-In retiring from the Book Trade.
desire to return my thanks to the public. who have
so generously sustained me. and trust my success
soEs may receive the same enoI9E e. n VEST
Mr.. n. BROWNELL'N INTEREST IN
wi the firm of CLARKsoN 4 ANDERSON
continues the same as it was in the firm of Clark
sun AN'' Duh " GARRISON 4 ANDERSON.
ia Ats No loo Main street. Richmond.
DO-PARTNERSHlPN OTiCE.-Hsving ad-
" united Mr.. JOS. N. VAUGHAN, of Nottoway
county, Va, as partner into our concern, it Will
c5fsss5N BE- n ga
PAT B4J ! TR = Ply =
sold IT. il the %
ing from the late concern to thank my friends TO.
the liberal patronage extended to us. and hope
they s Wy continue to 'HRMsT r.
1THE UNDERSIGNED, having purchased of
D. W. bs eT AIS
the past eight years by d. w. Saunders; :, zig
e. nSsSe ,ns d N ct ean
sta MI on hand wei Selected stock OF GRO
GER les. which they will sell by wholesale or Re.
tail, for cash. or, to punctual customers on the
usual time on as coed terms as any establish
ment in the city. They hope, by strict atten-
ton to business, to merit a continuance OF the
patronage literally bestowed on the late con
Germ of b. W. Saunders, and the PUBLIC generally.
JOHN F. SAUNDERS,
DAVID J. SAUNDERS,
January l. $780, DAVID J. SAUNDERS,J r.
The subscriber, in retiring from the Grocery
business takes this method of retu ming his sincere
thanks to his old friends for their liberal patronage
during the past eight and most cordially re-
CONNIE nds to their confidence the new firm of JOHN
F. SAUNDERS Il co. can be found at the old
stand where all persons having claims against me
will present them for payment, and those bted
to me will make payment with little delay as
possible. u. W. SAUNDERS.
n L
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DENTISTRY.

ARTIFICIAL TEETH...fasC 4.
MtPp!astlc and Vulcanits Process y Y
LD JONES, DENTIST, hawks the rshi ~ y
above mode Of making Teeth. and bens sat,ss
of its absolute superiority over all other h,!aea
can with confidence CONNIE nd II u those ass'i
full or partial sets Of teeth, and especially 81
as may be dissatisfied with those the{ Ns ~
USING. The perfect adaptation of the 1ale y I.
mouth, and the suction thereby secured ena
HIM to insert one or more teeth ,e,!seai f's' I
This method having been adopted By those .isa
ing highest In the profe ssion, Aor,h alc >Ia
testimonials will be given and specinsrs sfAg4s
to those wishing to see them. Sen oi iee'A
gold or any other plate will OF course se mat
those preferring them. Filling. clssnsas. q
tracing, and all other operations gently 'Ai =
Corintbisn Hall Iol-l
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- scC., Or.lci.ss, oder Y fsl,,,
SS s. s;Sis:i
ssFv,as and restoring the irips, n ss,sossSsss,
NjssS;i sS'sSsS!ostsrlEsRassSSISt.SIs lss;Sy
N$f 81 sSs,';;sitSlsff I 81. |.
s.'si !: .s;. y s, Hs : q
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s EED!,,m,.C ~! r.,


cHEAr-s 10 OO WORTH OF 1T .TT,' .f
CAPS AT COSf.-Havins determined 40 % :, ! ~
day my stock, which is very large and va. i,oa =,
At cost for cash. Now is the chance Ia,
want of Hats and Caps to hus low s. .pa ss I;
8 at . 3 50. a f3 50 for So soft Hal. rnss. y
70. So - Tor %, So 50 for s! 20 adj I,' "a
So too hume rous to mention; Cars iron, - Ns
to 81. l am determined to sell cd ali If ms "a
SO that all who are in want can save 81 ns ", Wi
calling at 207 Broad street have ali W ~u :
sly les of soft Hats and Dress Hats Of m, avn ,s u
utacture. Hats made to order AZ the sbc,sa,,s \
tlce. WN n Unt /
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- Lt1 a IE l. Is X i B
MA PIANOS.-we call the a,'saa s.,-ss. j
"hv citizens of Richmond ana H.. d
our PIANO F0kTkS. We nave p.sss1. a
IN ali respects. ma, DO tested b. us Jus
We warrant all our PIANOS. snd CSC *
high and ~ hume rons testlrnon.as sass n
CAxusI =. on Broad street, 81 doof i,sn aiSeis
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BUeIN ass NOTICES.
-.~~.--,~>--~~~~---~.~
ETTENaER EDM { SNsI.,n v,scrnrA
P4ESssI n so saM PRz shAT53SA
STEAM T9PffskEs' kssss1Ngs.
or tho most approved plan. and made IN the very
hist e ssna Sus either North
any 81 t"' '""'' ''.'" = ja 2s-sm
TEA WAREHOUsE, BALTiMORE.-
.,no,rr gro. "a ShAH JRH6ff XIII DEAL
No. g. EIoSanss, Place.. Baltimore; ..,...
OF; q taS. :.ss sad
packages Of oil sizes, and - low ~ any noIorn
WH66ELilW1KsISSEHT;; I YEPGWE 4xxf FL;
Dealer: nsns T,iPP1 ss:k B sssa as1s
kssSn ci f0 Es!stsL inS No.
hsnoysT street. corner Of Gs[TTfias ND
}. T x thiAEf AND BANKING HOUSE,
Collection. promptly II ym. ATTENDED to- and remit
de haasn and New SeSs3 YER. sH ' ~ j. as-lm
D B. srBaLl, EETISTTi AND
- co"" FfSoNksWARDiNG MERCHANT,
TTGRssCe6 BE- f! pf,scsSpfR '1S
10 T the sale Of LIVE STOCK: Office in shockoe
Slip. near the Warehouse, Richmond, Va.
ia 3l-lm
BKowNiNa GGttT1 3 2G & = y CO..
FOR THE sAL EOF NEG RoES.r
w!lsys the TIER undldided attention to the SALE
A- Office on Frank in, a few doors below Wall
CUSAINGS & BAILEY.
ANO STATIONERS,
No. 262 BALTIMORE STREET,
Are prepared to offer to the country trade Goods in
their line at prices that will compare favorably with
'n Tbei II, stock Of SCHOOL. LAW, MEDICAL and
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, is large and well Sc
lected. ,or,,c,.
E sRfs an 1
at their establishment.
BLANK - BOOKS, Of different Styles, and Of their
oT Havsa connected with their Store
they are at all times able. at short notice, to h
orders for Blank Books. ruled to any pattern or Of
az 0rSess received By mail will meet with prompt
IA You are requested to call and examine our
stock and prices before purchasing. jaA-dlm
UMBER AT WHOLESALE AND RE.
SaYs eaSs on hs AMY al ss
wholesale and retail on accommodating terms;
Special attention will be given to BILL LCM-
ia ao-sm ~ PHILIPS 4 COLEMAN.
SLATE iOOFING.
JOHN G. MCMILLAN,
bus g : rs prepared to put en- SLATE ROOFS o.
every description and with the best mater ials, at
on application and orders left At his office. on Main
street, near 9th, or at the office 81 ALBERT =.
WEsI Architect. Goddins Hail. will be pr promptly
OAR n-The Gil hsc r, her IA ICES his methNd of IN
toImHg his aId tHe Pn9RcI t9at ss nds
AND SEXEkAL COMMISSION NJ M 81 !. II MT
ohsn w generally ' also, Foar Wheat Corn To-
bacco. and all descriptions of Country, Produce.
entrusted to his care. From his long business
experience he hopes to meet with liberal share of
public pStIonage1v He refers sa by permission
" EDMOND, DAVENPORT Co., Va.
HBs ssSs HolAzs Baltimore
f: STFykGE z 4 K Co.. Philadelphia,
THOMAS N0SAHA WI FsS !. k EsT HaEf;
Richmond S Ses so1 ss 8 Gary and VI"
MARBLE WORKS.
'q N1Ss " R AAy5k!
"nonAs,d$ks l !AsE!ES s. FL $Fa STREET
M FRS. Prem ams awarded By the Virginia Az
} >'' ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.
ksS !? DSHs
HR s wv WORK for and building puT-
poses manufactured at snort notice.
nA Particular attention given to enclosing Burial
Lots in the city and country.
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A MARvELous NARRArIvE.-A frightful
atorY. reminding ona Of the fabulous history

A MARvELOUS NARRATlvE.-A frightful
story, reminding one Of the fabulous history
Of the three Span iards, is told in a paper pub
lished At ColemA, Mexico. When Gen. Pue-
blita entered the town of Ago, in September
last he exacted forced loan from the people,
and q share of it fell upon the curate of the
place. A party Of men went to his dwelling
and knocked At the door there was no answer
and they broke in. They found no one in the
heard . frightful voice proceeding from the
ground, saying am hungry" After care
ful examination they found u movable stone
In the floor, and under this was stairway
leading down to a vault, which was entirely
dark, and had no connection with the air save
by the staircase and hole that served as a
ventilator. In this vault were some books, a
few articles of furniture, and a woman who
had been shut mp there for eighteen years. She
was taken to Gen Pueblita's quarters When
brought into the light she tainted. After she
had returned to her senses, Il thousand ques-
tons were asked of her, to which she replied
only that she had been buried in that vault for
eighteen years without going out for q mo-
children by her husband, but she knew moth
ing of their fate; that while imprisoned in the
vault she had had children by the curate, but
she knew nothing of what had become of these
children, and after saying this much became
obstinately silent. While this was passing, a
sergeant Of the Pueblita Brigade. then pres
sent, discovered that this woman was his
mother, and she recognized him as her son
ard embraced him. The son then ran for his
father, who came and recognized his wife
The husband, fifteen years ago, was impris-
oned three years under the charge of having
murdered his wife, this woman.
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