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Dsspepsid Indigestion Heart Burn, Water Brasa. Sotv
Sondc6 JgHndic FidtuieHcy, General Dcbds &c, hnd
ready relief and speedy In this great remedy.
THE OXYGENATED BIrTERS
believed by many been cured Of the above
plants to be the only medicine which the dted ecd affords
for their Invaluable cure alcoholic PREPARATION which,
while giving momentay stimulus reduces the system Ia the same
ratio distinct different from medical preparation
ever compounded which will In most cases extract the dis
ease by the roots and the patient 10 pristine health In
proof Of which, testimony very highest and untxceponA
character Is presented
Reliable Testimony.
We Of the reader TO the following letter nom
President smith, ofWesleyan University:
MlppLErowS, Conn, FEB. %, 1889
Messrs. sErH W. FOwLR Co.,,
Genemen-I first made OF the OXYGkNATkD BlkS some
Having suffered for twenty years rom
Dyspepsia attended with headache on an
average Of not less than day In week. was y
OF Dr. Green "o try one Bottle and
II n heneht received 10 discontinue the use .
bottle warranted further trial to the extent oil
with careful observance OF the
ing directions almost entire RELIEF from the
usual dyspepc symptoms their depressing painful eone-
aueuce these Bes produced an entire change In he
habits and the I've energies OF the gesVe
organs myself exempt from Dyspepsia IS most
These Bte Of service to other members
O' my 'A"''' '' AUGUSTUS W. SMITH.
sg- PreSared by SETH W PowLE CO, Boston, and Tor
sale at wholesale and retail by ADfE GRAY PURCELL LADD
Co W PETERSON J. p DAVAL Richmond, and by AL drug
dsts aud dealers In IN, denes 10 city and country
mh8O-dcAwlm
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ttii

Among The MANY good things uttered by she Hon X.
~ Thomson. OF Iujana OF che late grea, Wig meet
- ~, Baltimore. De said De 5eIeyeid George Washing
ss-s living and were nominated by she Chicago Con
,.,- With Ben Franklin for Vice PRESIDENT, upon the
,-.-.l.i platform. tba. the Democrats would oppose
,..- .s Abortoai,.s. and on The ether hand if the
Cohesion Convention were TO nominate VIM ID. Seward
and Charles F. Adams on Republican platform the Re
.fcaas would oppose them because they were nomina
ii by The South.
n, saiit had been he nvariahlc policy OF the Demo
a- party south, 20 make appear cha, those opposed
f. ,len were not sound on The slavery question, and
could not b, trusted He coHc'a,'ey showed that De-
,,..cv was Iumbu-; and invoked Dis hearers 10 do
ir heir power fer che success oi Che National Uaion
v as upou its success depended ,he peace auj quiet
.... .I.s conn t-v
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Conservative
In addition to those States heretofore mentioned by
,,s the Conservative Opposition have recently held Con
,.r,iops n New York Ohio, Indiana Mississippi Mary
land and appointed delegates TO the orthcomiug Ma
r,,I Convention. At Baltimore the sth OF May next
10 is probable, therefore, that nearly all the States
Northern and southern will be represencda at Baltimore
We sntlcipstc indeed a very large able, and euthuS-
st. asselnbage Of conservative and patriotic men lu
.fs Monumental CITY, on the occasion OF the Couveu-
,.,,-men devoted 20 the Constitution aud tie Union,
and intent on the suppression Of sectional strife, and on
cid. ,.st,r,tfou Of pe,ce and harmony TO the land
Upon the Convention az Baltimore, viii dcvolve
heavy responsibility Embojying and representing Tue
m conservative sentiment and feeling OF the country
.s action should De marked by the highest wisdom pr"
rs and uatriotism Delegates have been sent thther
1 s masses of the Opposition, not 90 advance the Tor
.r Of particular individuals, but TO promote The sue
.. ga common cause ard the best interests Of the
.7moa country IJ has been wen said tba, the iresi-
-.g 81. am of,e which should neither "be sought nor
5rsle and If tbi, De- true as We beye &c is, mo- man
,,, i-i. known has been working and intriguing for
tr Presidency. Is worthy of the nomination oil such
,,.rs,,ior especially. ~ win assemble at Baltimore,
. .t,,l3 bis name be considered for a moment. What
q. x9scted Of the Baltimore Convention Is the nomina-
.... IF am ,,r,xceptionabe gentleman, patriot and
..,nsu Who looks alone TO the good OF the country,
and not 90 the mere qualification of his own selhshness
and ambition. The times indeed, demand in the public
service men of uuquestionaoe moral aud mental marA'
..l NOT ignorant and INSCRIPTIONS politicians, who
,..ri convert the Government into corrupt machine
f s benefit exclusively of themselves aud their sarv-
inc friends That there are many gentlemen in the ranks
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The news from California is tla, movements are on
Tn. III, that s..te f5- the formation of grea, National
1i,. Party 20 take part ia the approaching Presidential
-.-,,.,,1 Thus the movement has already extended
, ,r. Ar,a., TO the Pa,,ic. aud from the Missouri
river 90 ths Rio Gaale. lt D. NA on' 10 the strong
s-.e of that word TIE people Gre tired OF agitation
and appear disposed to k oil che parties hat are keep
5.s.r7 We believe a our heart Of hearts that those
,,, are really sick Of aud Disguised wish the ever
.,.. ,b-sadbarc aud puer.eaam drum, constitute Co.
l.,sr-s. really large minority o, Che voters OF the
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Nc,.spapsr Change.

W. have. heretofore inadvertently omitted Co notice
,. rrt chat the Charlottesville Airarr.s has changed
,.r. and tauls-Mr John L. Coebrane, former editor
ALI. proerietor having sold ou- TO- M.srs Green ieyton
and James Sou,Iau, vino have changed Che name Of
+.. fI..i.. To- chat Of doe E....- Though s5ry 20
.. with Coclrlue from he editorial fraternity, We Yet
. his successor, with pleasure aud with the bcs, wish
a.. ..- Ul,ir business aud personal success
N.-s-s Peytoa and SoutIau are both gentlemen Of
I. character aud talents, and sill. We ACE sure make
t. l.r Que of the very best sal mos. popular jour
-..-fr Che Commonwealth. Io-tcIi Doe tlc midst %. "a
....,.-- Intelligent and wealthy community, the BE-
. under i.s new auspices ought To- obtain largely
Increased circulation and advertising patronage, and "e
...-ry trust chat such may be it good fortune. To
S..I and Pey,oa Joth-ior tb-t ave both men OF un-
toned ability and glorious f1lows-wc bid hearty
welcome into the editorial brotherhood, ami wish them
-r .b.aliut and brilliant success.
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Domain. md Orr.

There considerable feeling in behalf of Mr.. Douglas
nomination in South Carolina The Democracy of that
State had Convention the l6th over which Mr.. Orr
called to preside and he is known to be determin-
ed Douglase. speech that he made well received
It is thought by that Mr. Orr would be nominated
for the second Office should Mr. Douglas receive the first
place on the Democratic ticket. Such ticket would
probably be about the strongest ose the Democrats could
INIT nm
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p. .,.,,r1. some geat.smel very much who SHAH be
...5 m Charleston for the Presidency, because they
aspire 20 the Wee Presidency. IL A'' Doug S S'Ou''
b nominated Tor the first place on his party "cN'' no
man among the free States Democracy could expect Tue
,oud place on that ticket If the leading nomination
should be conferred on Me- Hunter, or on some o'aef
S5aeraer then no othe Souheru man could expect TO
follow him, ba, all would have % step aside for some
Northern Democrat about as capable OF carrying bis
MI. safe a. bis STATE Is OF carrying hin.
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CuttIn. on TheIrIIends.

President Buchanan continues TO amusc himself with
the pleasing practice of cutting of the heads OF Mr.
Douglass friends. George saunders Who has not been
so noisy Of late as he used to De- is the condemned
li,., being Navy Agent at New York Should Mr. Doug
las succeed Mr.. Buchanan he borrow leaf or two
from the practice of his predecessor.
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NM Nnr,I,.,.n W..

Geuaral Cushing is named as one of those statesmen
upon whom the Democratic nomination may possibly fall
should Mr.. Douglas not be placed at the head OF his par
o.. Another man mentioned is HOraGO Seymour, Of
New York, who, n is thought would be able to unite the
Democratic factions of his State and secure the support
Of the great capitalists, and $50 make splendid run at
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The John Brownies in open rebellion against the
Federal authority in Ashbua county, Ohio. What asks
contemporary this Government fit for if it cannot
vadcatt isefg What Democrats administration fit
for It cannot execute the laws Must the Democratic
partythe party that processes all the public virtuebe
driven to the confession that its State rights principles
preclude it from enforcing the laws of the land
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I'm Favor Of the bred scott Decision.

With tremendous flourish Of trumpe;s the friends Of
Douglas tell us that he is in favor of the bred Scott de-
c,ion, consequently the South Ougbtto be satisfied with
him. Douglas preends to endorse this decision of the
Supreme Court bu, he derides and denies the mterpre
tatoa, which the South places upon that decision. lie
does not recognize the Dred Scott decision in the sense
In which it is understood the South His uterpreta
tol is no. materially different from that of the Repubr
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senator Pearee.

Senator Pe5rce, orMayand, is spoken of as the posi-
be candidate of the Democracy for the Presidency,
should they expend thes other leaders in quarreng
lie is Young Democrat which is convertible term for
an ex-Whig It would be pleasant to see the Democrats
compelled to take ups4n old Wing, the cOnquerOr con-
IuereI by his esptiys
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An AInhama nougInslte.

NJ White a kaiing Demoerlt ci Aa'am', writes
,..t be- would If be were Charleston Conventional
80 f,r the nomination Of Mr.. Douglls; and that that
,,er,su'. nomination would leal 20 the sweeping Of
:. !. .r.,,iop Democracy from Alabama. Oi all the
,.,.holding States Alabama makes me most
solving tbe Union, 70 that n VII De interesting ~ see
~. be Douglas party there vii b. lie he di'uH0''''
n aid II triumph.
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DIED,

On Monday the 23d inst Mrs JULIA NJ, wife Of Dr. Robert H.
Cabell 10 the Glst year Of her age .
The friends the family respectfully Invited TO attend he
nrI nj 81 paul, Church on Thursday the 26th inst IL
O'Clock, ~
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MAKKIED.

In thePrasbytran Church. Selma Ala, March l9th nv Ro
GARRETT Of Selma, and Miss MARY A. ROWE, OF Va
On Ta..v the I'm inst at Trinity Church. Washington ny the
Rev DR. Ruler n LOYING Of Va to MARION r. daughter Of
VIM II. Guuncl. Of this city.
re- Richmond a.d rynchburg va papers please copy
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Con1A1ERCIA-L.
0TuoE ov rHE waio. April %, 1850.
TIE ROOT AND SHOE TRADE.

From statement in the Shoe and Leather Reporter,
we observe that 1853 boots and shoes
gna from Boston, during the quarter ending Is, inst The dst
buIon vas AZ foIows CITY Point and Richmond j2 IL
porton Of these being TdHdh) Lynchbug 81 Norfolk go
Peter,burr To- Portsmouth, Richmond ESQ., and Salem 49,
Th tots shnments Southern follows
hama pt Hrkansas 3Tl Fods 49, Georgia 10 OG9 Louisiana
G9T Missouri 6iii North Carolina o. souh Carolina 9sa
Tennessee Texas I3s Virginia Oh Total sOSi3 Total
IA Ali other states except New England III S3S.
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ia that Douglas cannot at any tme get over one hun
bred and twenty votes. IL.
The Hotels are not filed The landlords are disap-
pointcd and prices have come down.
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To CORRESPONDENT.


VA. ,-, 49,, ....tff.s
fralss written boa sites n te paper ot noi
a Taisla rule ~ long st1diHg, otgM q De enota y a.
49, ,s u no case b departed r OogGrt hosiee sSoee
A. slgff nas are charged I1r s dtrerflseniefte
IN " cnof safsrttfe rstru rejected cotanntnaoiios
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OLD DOMINION SAVINGS BANK.
OF RICHMOND.

Chartered ~ he L'gidatys Of rTeglr,,
ENHIs INSTITUTION will receive DEPOsITs 60,
est o. SIX per cent per will be maid an an Inter
Ing longer than sin months and five per r ho, i.n'
Depos Is received at the Insurance Office Of Near ~ ns
WYATT, No. 1870 Main st, by the TRE,sUEKR "osiHiE
CHAs Y MORRlss Fr.siJ.,,
JOS SWORDS, .N,crsLtry
CIlAA D. WoRTlIAM T-,,,.,.
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CORRESPONDENCE


ps Cas- MINIS D.lr > We the uuJsr gned, have obsery
e 1 uaued regret that have rendered your uaton
Al "a member or tre Common Council, .or Madison Ward.
are satisfied upon more mature reelection, that you VIII
-r.y ft wishes re number OF your constituents, by With
drawing yclr resignation
The interests ftr city require continuance Ia The Council
tl which YOU been r,-erec hy tatter.rr vote
hope you 1 lrceje to QUE wishes, AMI withdraw your
La. gu. and .y 81 doing, sill 11lrs
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A CARD.
Headquarters, NATIONAL RIFLEs,.
AprfI guth i-f,n


April 10th, lsGO. !
The National Rifles Of Washington City. D. c. hereby lender
their unfeigned and heartfelt thanks to Col T. T. August The
Richmond reys Richmond Blues TO all other military com
pane and citizens Richmond generally, by whom, On The
occasion Of their recent visit and stay the State Capital
they 5 Varmly received.
The Rifles with much pleasure the opportunity to rePro
cate bs bh and generous copm ns and many Of which
t the Clay Statue thus rendered them the ppy
and delgh ed recipients. - u - ,,,, ,,u,,,
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GRAND VIRGINIA DIsCOvERY.-sc

Al
monh. since our excellent townsnan NAPHrA In
formed as hat he had prepared hair estorer with which he
eTnerimenng upou his head whose top entirely bald
We saw him two days and on the place bald four months
since ane crop Of sprung with vigorous growth 10
10 Mr. FzKry the efficacy OF his discovery that he
has named IL 'THE INFALLIBLE VIRGINIA HAIR REsToRER
Mr. going into extensive manufacture Of an article
fdends-F T,m Richmond Enquirer, Dec. l2n, 1859.
This famous article be hal othe principal Druggsts
Those persons who desire fne head oha have only the
ore according 20 printed directions the bottle Those who
bavs any dopbs Of efficacy have them removed In
tine h. using the VIRGINIA HAIR REsToRER IHPALLIBLE,
proving that II is all that claimed t9oe , y,,n,.,
wholesale depot for orders, 81 Main b. T. HEKIEL
RICHMOND, Nov IL, 1889
IN EzEKIE take oath the Holy Bible, that have been
hs Tor The mast IL years restored hair by usng Elk
UIFIiq VJp0INIA HAIR RRSTORER NAPHTAu ElEKu.
This day sworn before me- BY EsphA Ezekiel JOS MAYO.
idel6-dAsiy Mayor OF nchmona-
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MUSIC ASO"'s'' S @sFES So4&S ). sys.. &M

T. HIM. ,.. ,,.,I.n lN,,D. IS Ps H,n sa5o,
tisrne, Redowas Qu,lr Contra Dances &C. arranged fer the
Plano, in paper ga, cloth 3.
The shower Of Pearls collection Of tn most beautiful Duets
arranged for the Piano Porte, o.
Tun, Hours collection OF choice Glee Qlarettes
ChOfuses, Sc, ].
Ordway's Parlor Glees, ].
Book containing nearly On choice S"ngi and Chorus
with piano &c compartments, J.
the Mrl0deon containing In addition 10 nsituc
lions, Popular Psalms sOngs and Hymn Tunes l.
Home Mclldrt, luO popular Songs; I5c
Shilling Song Book, 40 Ballads Of The day, for lei
Western Harp collection Of Sacred Words, adapted 10 popu
lar airs with Plano accom- ailments; by Mrs j. Dana Shind
Ter; l.
Sings, ~ cts.
Dion's select BTa's Band Music for II instruments; l.
Noluuia Prrurs and lueruir for the Organ or Me
lodrou. Ijr
naylns Creati H. Handts Messiah, paper - cents clothl
Ia Trtyati, rendered into English;
Also superb stock Of sheet Music, for hg Piano Guitar,
Violin and Harp.
Order by mail or Otherwise Of .
WEST JOHNSTON,
suqi Booksellers and Music Dealers
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Hide, Oil audLe,,ho.s

D. KIRKPATRICK SONS, No. 81 4 rhlrs 80
Market and Chestnut Streets Philadelphia. hay. s''a
sALTED SPANISH HIDES Dry Green s.l.d p., Dn AND
ner'' OIL, Tanners and Curriers' rOols At the is...t
upon the best terms. r"a, ~!
~ All kinds Of Leather In the rough wanted. "a,
highest market price will be oven 10 cash, taken e
or Hides Leather stored ree Of charge and .s a.
kr2l-d9m 1'uella.
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Wi,h sincere respect yours,
CHARLES MILLS


GsrAr WESTERN I>srEtNCs A>D TEu-T CoypANY.-
Tia. Board OF Directors of this Institution have resolved
Goo discontinue the business and wind mp the affairs Of
tI. Company The, have made ar assignment to Mr.
vs. Baird No. lii Souh Sixth Street. We have not
b..a abb. to ascertain the amount OF i's liabilities.
m or two before the assignment Mr. Charles lathrop
tl President resigned 4 few month, ago the salary
of .his officer was increased to 5000 per annum
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RmSDRFTH's PrLIs w. sARsAPAHLIA-0ne tweaty.sv..,,
OF Bandreths Pills Is warranted to contain more Dur.
rina than any bottle OF dollar sArssparlla All who
sarsapara, let them substitute Brandreth's Pir An, s
each night The effect Will be found superior to the A
Gle. box OF he LIVE ADDITION Pills warranted
dollar bottles OF sarsapArlla. Try Ofthe Pills. .ho,,
live ingredient Is aalOd Of sasapara Take on, p ever,
third day, you who using sarsapaua or any
remedies Drop all these for thirty days and use th.
place thereof for that time The will be fay cent, 81
worth thousand dollar Principal Office 294 Cans. IT,,
York. Sold by respectable dealers In medicines. saIn1,
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LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK OF
SPRING AND SUMNER
DRY GO 0 d s.
Inst from auction and private sales greatly reduced
prices
THOMAS D. QUARLss SONS,
229 sTRaET,
Are prepared to offer their second supply cf
Spring and Summer Goods,
which were purchased during the pas low prices
SPLENDID RRESS SILKS Chintz GHSNl SILKS.
Mourning GRENADINt ROBES
Foulard sI14gS; SILK CHALLIHS.
POPslNET rFG; silk Warp f0ULARDS
GOODS for travelling dresses In treat variety.
Prench CHINTZ BRiLIANTs Crgandies Jaconet ROBES
oRGGNDiRs JAeoNETs and iAwNs
Six Lace and Barge WR4PPINGS.
PARAS0LS and Ladies' UMBRELLAS.
FANS In great variety. ap2i
~ n ROXEs OF REST iAdamanIfne Candles
ZDU for summer use, szes 4, 10 and H. for sale by
ap4 ALVEY uPsC0MB.
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the ORIGINAL HAIR RESTORATIVE.
HEINsrREETs INISITABLE HAIR CoLoBING,
THE ONLY RELIABLE ARTICLE II USE
The attention the puoac Is called 20 This article which
being extensively sold a an parts Of the country.
FIFTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE
Proves 0, 90 De the bes, Preparation for
Restoring Grey Bair TO it, Original Color,
Bringing Hair out on Bald Heads,
And Causing il 10 Grow Strong and Healthy.

Restoring Grey Hair TO it, Original Color,
Bringing Hair out ON Bald Heads,
And Causing ii to Grow Strong and Healthy.
Iyou wish t1 have thc Es,L instead OF the dull rough
ook. which har Jye iuparts, HEsIRss R1oa,riy which
o- the roots o. the hair and make, % young again. no
tsr how much Go may be faded.
These Who desire article which they use and ALWAYS
o-eui are invited to read the following from a vekuovn
Arothecary
-FOUR YEARS EXPERIENCE WITH HAIR REsrORATIyES.
WALrH,s, Mass, Jan. 20, 1859.
NF,ss " p UAeAN Co.: have been selling Henstreets
Inntab,e Hair Restorative three four years with good
iicou aus success Ihave ted various other articles In the
market pages packars Ayer Wood s. &;) but yours has
te decided preference among them all have Aestated TO
recommend fo s claims 90 DO Several ladies OF our town
had wearing false hair Tor several years, have laid
De- and fun gNurant head hair Of original
shade and color produced by three bottles Of your ar-
rc. ~hsn by they Induced to try
something else paed them being superior, they have al
Invariably returned the your Hair Coorus again.
the only srr1us and reliable article use,-hnding
toilette article cheap any hair OILS Washes with
elich %, market - flooded
Your truly,
9 B. ENMONS.
Price and per Bottle. az Wholesale by all Large
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NEW MUSIC, April I2th. NdIp
~ RANDOLPh's Bookstore and Bindery Hd NY
OUR SISTERS OF OLD; Song BY RelnhaFt. 25c. <As36s
MORNING SONG; Song by Harold pc. A
MY Jamie TRUDGES THRo' THE CORN Song. By Currie.
25 cents
MERRY MAIDEN Song By author u What the Wild
Waves Saving" 25,.
NOT SOUND is on TIE HILL; Song! By Rossni 25c.
SOUTHERN BELLE Song. BY BeckeL 25c.
SILENT GOOD BYE; Song. BY Muller. Csc.
sun WILL SHINE AGAIN Song BY TIE author Of Ednburg
rEARs~GLL THE PLEASURES. ALL TtIE TREASURES Song
BY the author OF " Beautiful STIR" p5c.
UNDERNEATH THE FOREST LEAVES; Sang BY Emerson 2oc
LIGHT OF LOVE; Song BY Kilkey Csc
LIGHTLY TREAD WHERE SLEEPS the LOVED ONE; Song
Bye. u Mcintosh Of Richmond. 2c.
MARY MAY Song BY the author OF Something to Love me-
%
FORGET THEE, DEAR SUSIE Song. BY Fairlamb. &C.
FOR EVER MORE; Song by Barker. 25c.
FAIREST FLOWER OF SPRING Songi by Adams 23c
EVERGREEN AND THE FLOWER; gong BY the author Of
Edlnburg kehoiiseh." 25c.
KISSES; Song. BY saVaque. 25c.
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SOUTHERN MANDATORY

SOUTHERN MANURACTORf.
sIrSOBURG Co taSe pleasure inform their friends
and the public that they established mandatory In
ts city for making Plain Gilt and Rosewood
Moudng Of every description Mirror Portrait aud Picture
Fr,es made fashionable styles
fully equal 10 any that gotten In the Northern cit
whoesal. ALL the most liberal prices.
we have also on hand a very large and Assortment Of
plain and oored FngrAylngs and Autographs fres supply Of
Artists Materials from the well known ~ Winsor
Newton and Rowney 90 London.
Picture and Lookingg Plates all sizes kept constantly
hand. etc
Old Frames regl and old Paintings renovated at as low
prices a can be done anywhere.
Orders punctualy attended 90
Merchant. ON the country tLey buy
goods line Low prices ia OF the Norihsrn cities
J. v SuNDBURG CO,
Msin street
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WATKINS & PICKLRN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
159 Main Street.
Are receiving and opening their third supply Of
splendid SPRING GOODS,
MANY OF which have been purchased the auction s
WI New York during the past week which phei Ger,
lower than known before In
SPLENDID SILKS
DRsss GOODS
In elegant Satin striped aud CammeSuI
oRGANDID
In plain and fOunced SKIRTS;
Beautiful CHINTZ M0UsLINE NJ CHINE;
SATIN PLAID GRFNADINE An,f.
And BROCHR BEREGE ANGLAIsE;
RICH LACE AND SILK MASILH
EMBR0IDERIs
sHAWLG.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
e LINENS,
PRINTS,
PLANTATION PLAIDs AND STRIPES At iaeto1 pdea
Either by wholesale RETAIL they prepared OeeT induce
ments HITHERTO USEoUAILED.
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CAPT. T. b sCHAEPFER,
JAS. W. TRYMAN,
4 ". HAMPT0N,
ROBT. MAYO, JR.
Committee National Ri