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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-25
THE GOD THIN GS.
Nilsson a. Kinney

Ar. prepared 70 faFnish ali ne sos1 shnss N fis
dffHkiHg line, 81 tssssF
SALOON 0E CEDAR STREET!
Tsif saPply of wtaes. IaaeFz, Cigars, Toh4een Se.
b extensive snd q the very ees1 AFtreie- Al The
go frsaks fsE ths ssAssa -1ks4 uR'' n The ace
ssa- "a i.Es-is
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COTTON Yarns.

Yyu,rexud or sale at MaaafaetaTsf'f prices
ltarxeTa.nfity ofthose celebrated Cstton tsrns
u.aafactzredby the Pfaezood faetsry - NC = tol
s.siis- tzosrIorisv stand sarisaied- Oar stsst
alZELL HOOPER CO.,
s.~s-sf Nee. sssd Marie
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-01-25

One Hundred and Fifty-fve;
For the six months ending Iane so, 1859,
Three Hundred and Thirty-six,
Making Ibe round number Of

Five Hundred and Tbirty-six Machines
for one year. These the Machines that are SAID
"a be MADE uBcer the super isioE Of Z. HoNE, Jr
We leay. IL 10 Ibis community to judge whether e
is at all probable that T. HOwE, Jr., being "a re-
ceipt Of more than Two Hundred thousand Dollar
year iron diaerebt sswtag Machine Companies,
would take the o,lti5n OF Ovcrseer IN . fsetery
where one hundred anu my Ave N-eLiEss we're
made In tx uloiILs-
Persous u. ait Il Nadine that ID recon End
tssif "a tc-ss. cali Al oUr Uuss- cAAIlIe tie
Nhee.er MlsUn s AzCLme-
PARSONS A co, AreH's,
over JNo. YonK a Co. Bo-k steso Dioa 81
jan9-dAtNlm
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WHO IAIRaTED TIE SEEMING MACHINE |!
The Howe Sewing uachines!
ESTABLISHED ls45.
X. Howe, Jr., Original Inventor
faIenicc.


rr,ttFsE MACHINES are ssrloy First Class, and fr
Il beauty and simplicity II CO. 81 IelisI- Hiiu-S
aud rfuciescy IA AvFAI.g. Afs an qsiAlcd y @n.-
They make isghi iork :, teh more hs1tiy 80 -
beth sids OF fs.r Eoeis ii4l hat n'-4e Ss @hs "
sS a. r,Ysble Of doing rreafrr variety e work
the any ether IAulsis kz.e lbs 800 '- l'.s -
x.rrantea 10 DO as bne kpiE - isse Aest w
son ana ~ heavy the la ser n'"e..-s- 40
sa- FAMILY AAehlN t-s--i' - -
49, st.sSe csHlslsr Msehines, for al leather
stitching, soch - hoe. a. si9s 800 h.Ia
Trn,saiss Ilashsss ~ofk, &c, si~fe sic. L.
re.',.tatsor far zesye shy otber a. - -
xr.ss.lIx aduifsee No ether t~~ihrf a-en aa
- srn.lI = needis as lie Howe Z. lisasf A-SAsAe-
! Pfyce-ls5 ahd sls9.
what Constitutes Good Sewing xathinei
=, Thoald be veil made, simple Al iis eoasiFae-
'n n sssl ss-ss tight Iaekssissh. alike On beth
,afes % the nsateft-l- 4.
5. Il shCaia see AHy and ali na-'ef-s VA ~
,eo.ia Be .hls 70 ase cess.s thread sr SIX
5 Il shoald be sele % So IIs. s'~s ~
Ana nom thick % TIA ritA f~f'-As 40 -'
n 49, 3 ssls 70 sake ne ieEses greater or
less, 81 bosA ihs aAasf As. sPPer 'hfsAds' an@ VIA
isslssa have sssssAi needle ssrssd onss are
.s's - 49,. .Aouaa have perpendicular ziOn-et
| r. = .bseietefy necefssrs ior heavy rcsk-
"a i, sssuld be .sls % eiAa With a ea1ast. BEN
Ia "a "a +, $500 se aiss-ss re.4y ~erk-
II hsesslla se ezszsie 4 eztng tee an.e siss q
,-.s - ,tl ssAes rs wo1k, azsd % asans eihef-
- eesseli tafeas OF slk aepte - ees~ y s's-
r.-..,.st : "a aas coiaf8 q cloth q = eh1s
~ n shgafd be abs 70 ns4ke lo1s 81 e1c4s
q ....h.,. - ne erst
/ ltch. -. ss..ss ~ass.
- a. 5000 h.xe Niteeffeeds aoze et-sfs AZ
| q. ...r.,sas I cG.s ls<. : IA iAs Nerk-
Ia IA sAea1d - be liable So 90 81 -
n sIsusa - BE l1-sls - bEe-k tAs tsfe-as -s-
skia The slilst1ss- - - - ozer.larss
1 aEess- -. -, a. m DER side.
- - - - ~sssefnl Of tAss@A, - = tAs
-. !. al al chzia <lltsh 1a1en.s@s. 49,. "A a.
Get the Bests
-. uex. Fzs.l.y za1 Leather Azeeaess are as
zz.ssa = Eixs better szs-sete. thsa az esIs1 me-
/ - =. l. s.zskex ~ neass resaaaea-
- s<-l Se,iaz Aaehses cctlee = he e-tSz kOtst
a ss~ezrshE :. al - cents s-sr eezsA- Ee~e1e
e.>sss- rx.ss - sxrsilear <fliese, - ssnis go
szzes'- coSE sRos=s
IS cells<e street,
.s..f 2 So ever AeCzel4nd's
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Family Sewing Machines

From Firty-fve TO Lightly Dollars We havetried
tue ii IL oarfamilles, aud them superior to any
IN Qse.--I-1 SsHges Il CO.. Gascffe-
IL. LOhp Agent,
seple-tf IS North Coliegest.
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Dissolution.

I'VE ntFtnrfship heretofore existing Setween MI.
Il SIM SAi til, = dissolved. 1he haslaess All
hereafter be conducted BY
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Removed.

~ Removed.
WE have reneFrd cur ssecs sd BssiHess frcn
w No. e AsFkes street. 20 TIE large aaa ex
tenstse Hoakss ke- s. sfsees, fefEsery cccu-
pied - Ne<srs- Carter. wilisfeza = Co. EAffe ts
bsrssa<aFe- ARMSTRONG CO.
lzzz-an Hkt
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS. >.
ehsaPsss sSGa. % car AZ sSy At =.

Just received and oGas for aale. 500 yds Cahoos,
the best coloYs and handso4ess patterns, st s, 8
and 10 osnts;7v piseee 6ns blsached Cottnn st
and Scents worth ~; the hest yard vide nndsssscd
e ~ sSas: sss e III .6Ss
gandiesi ..Debeses; Bsrases; doabaed SKIRT and
bounced Robes, from the lowest prices N; !. ~
ExtenTen Skilts. = can't: and higher; q Sdt Pc
ssols at Is, cents and o., richly worth >ioabi!e
the meney; SO Stella nhays. al soiors ard ssais.
6viss; Check and Csmbuo Musings q, ~ eests,
&ei he fnsss and beet freAsh Needle W0sksd
LaAiee' Cambrie Collars I'D Camhe.Q 4no1S. -
1onaeAtnsiy low; LinAn IeveLas; :loehs;
l.,sh Lisens; Nsssellle: $1,000; ~ aa Sas5es;
cos sf e s lS' :i, ysi -
ali 10 saiisly yUuYsSiyes that Ut No. q &aiQ yoa
s.s ~ I'm = ''' 0.a' y sSssk fS FL III
t,:! & M q. ~. Y =
s e. W|iiEtsblSsRo 8, r rcA ii ~, =:
QhAssd Nth ReeiA reference 70 the iAtegeat Of ~
Mnef snA The tfade generally, L.
Observation-Disclosures II ehAeno1e1saA1g v-
inF i Ger earaOsal sasssrSr -
9; - ~: 81 's e 8 a. ns.:,s e 8
=: t SC e. y 2ssf "a sIs , e:
!; al, =! I; 5; 8 =: 3 ! i.s.
y III = r. 4
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A SLAVE SEXTON OBEYs HIS MASTER Or
DYRs LIrERALLY.-The burial ground at AL
giers, New Orleans, in which the remains OF
the millionalre, john McDonoagn were ,h h;s,
self, about fifty years ago, as place of burial
for his slaves, and a favOrite slave named Jack
was hOnored with the honorary post of sex
ton. Gradually the cemetery became popular
and populous, and Jack was authorized by his
master to collect the money paid tor inter-
ments. &c, a task which he accomplished with
business-iike correctness and fidelity.
According to the business account kept by
McDonough with all his slaves, (noting aud
rating their daily labor on his books, and by
an original mathematical plan OF his own,
emancipating them as soon as the books
showed they had little more than paid fof
themselves, expenses and interest lncluded,)
Old Jack was presented with his free papers
some years before his master died. He still
remained the sexton OF the McDonough ceme-
terry: and some eight or ten years ago 1t fell TO
his lot to see his old friend and former master
buried in the Enclosure which he had guarded
50 long-and since McDonough's death Jack
has stuck to his old post. attending to burials
and collecting the expenses, the saueas i'll for
mer years.
few weeks ago it was decided to disinter
the remains of the dead:miilionaire for trans
pOrtation and reinterment at Baltimore, ana
the elimination was being progressed win
when Jack-who is currently reported to De
"A hundred years Old-Was on hand ana De-
manded S25 before consenting TO the removal
of the body stating that Massa Johns orders
10 him, ever since he had been sexton, were
not to let any one take body out OF the
graveyard without paying S25. jacks de-
mands were laughed at, and the resurrection
lists having completed their task, placed the
coffin containing the earthly remains OIL NC
Donough upon q wagon and conveyed IL 10 tue
city. Old Jack would not. however, consent
TO the ignoring of his claim, and followed the
party to the ferry and then to the city, oeihaho-
ing at every step the pay ment Of the money.
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OR DSS1;s5 ~ cs SsEfx7
= - . g: Tss Il: HI: ss '''T'
.: 1s: .1 M EliAR isfsiIsi 1;kEss
on fAvo''s's ssfssi D,srerop.. fs-f
!!:ai fisi;iaas. e { is Csc.
iss; sssys s. w|:!.sr. = c, s,i:.. :, ~
Fssss .: w.r~icf. Ions u x'ii;sss.
H. Ho;! = k s sdpsua Hs :ss DoiT s:s
S ssss = b: :s e. az. 4. E &; iss""'
VIM bent. HesrI 6. c.Ssis.
No. n nszzc AykFf sa T.. J s"' fs:..
Notice to the stockheIders.-A resuisition
il required 70 Be paid 10 cssh On o. before the stl
mi" my i Is It's ''' u '"' o'" 4. W.. sec'y.
'CHE yiKGlN1A LiFk INSURANCE
L COMPANY u now fully prepared for busi-
called to the i issac s TS
psny. Under its charter. divides seven eiEhtha oi
sSsy ss assured *: ss.s
taxss OF the mutual system, viii the pisdke o. I
perpetual CAPITAL Stock q ,se &C. and The :dssd
| money ed interest in conducting its Affairs with
prudence and economy. srF
The Charter requires one-haf of tho Capita
Stock and Earnings 70 b invested in Bond and
MORTGAGE on unincumbered Real Estate, worth
double the amount. sss IL ~ .ts ssS
The chief object of the Company 10 to aid in re
| tanning At home the immense amount Of money
mums to Northern Companies. That money vii
be loaned to customers FOR term OF years, at le
gal interest. and dlsbur in our midst
| Endowments and AnnuitIes granted. Life ant
term Policies issued ut low rates ~ other gOO<
| Companies. Slaves insured for one year, or for
l ter IF u e..
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--..--S ssM < II ~ Ssvs Ia az
~ received the pew AhA boaanial s1esa Ien1le
=. brixas hAT. 81 yea96 asaaIf2t |A3a ssfecs.
- 49, 81 = -. w - 49,
uTHEAGE.: The Patent SWAT gCQes SOFT
hat. C EELETT 4 WE!eI9HnJ..
-.x5aaiSs ,aa4H9a Ne.l0 Maan sssees.
n sPR INC ANb eUmMe@, 1eS<S1s1ssas
s sss ETsAw 1861 SSbs. q WI MocxE 8
cos, M broad street We sso 80 Ssessis - NO 20
mar Goods. Boys Hats ard Osps i EYER yarie ss
y; Misses 1hd G.rL Flaa. IL FssnfR s Snc
Natty. Opefa French psll. Perfection, and various
other new and desirable sty les TS counsy mel ,es,
cannot fail to yiease. Dress Hats manufactured
in any desired style or SHAPE AZ the shortest mo-
t,cs s1d .. different RESss' Ms6 Ssh n g. 70
M Broad ST.. Richmond, Va. :.
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+ MARINE INSURANCE..
(IucOrpOratod 1881
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSURE
ANCE COMPANY.

Capital and Surplus. $4,000!
THIS COMPANY has the advantage of tWeHty- seVse
ysays' experience in the Insurance business, and
having enjoyed the favor Of the public during all
Of that period need! NO special recommendation 70
the citizens of Virginia.
It effects Fire Insurance in city and country, and
Marine Insurance to all parts Of the world.
is cash capital and surplus are az above, and ita
affairs are managed prudently, but literally, and ts
rates are a. low az those of any other good nsttu
ton. DIRECTIONS:
w. L. Ccvardin, J. E. Wedsworth, Patrick Cullen,
Joseph Allen, VIM. Beers, Goo. W. Smith,
Horace l.. Kent, Thos. Samson, =. l.. Winston.
VIM. Palmer, Chas. w Purcell, Jno. N Gordon,
Alex. r. Parker, Jos. p. w inston, Arch. Thomas.
Jas. A. Inloes, H. A. Claiborne. -, 2
Apply to the President or Secretary, in person OF
BY letter. w. l.. COWARDIN, President
VIM. WILLIS, JR.. Secretary. je0-tD
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GREAT REDUCTION IN THE n
~ PRICE OF HATS AND BOOTS.-A
IN From Is TO &c per cent. saved by buy
ips from J. II. ANTHONY,
NM Columbian Hotel building.
Moleskin Hats of best quality. s. 80; d.. second
quality, o.; fashionable Silk Hats, 2 90; fine calf
skin sewed Boots 50; Congress Cater Boots, u;
fine calf skin sewed Shoes, Is.
J. H. ANTHONY has made arrangements with
ono of the hest makers in the city Of Philadelphia
10 supply him with handsome and substantial cali
skin sewed BOOTS, which he will sell ut the unpre
oedanted low price Of THREE DOLLARS AND
HALE, Oc 23-d&Wts
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CARRIAGES, &C.. FOR SALE.


~ DIR. ID. COULLIN0, DENTIST,
6ySR may hereafter DO found at his Office, No.
1u7x Main street. between sth 49, 10th,
m0uts. nh = An
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Owners Of poor snd worn. out land, IN tho use
0t this article, can b convinced Of the utility Of
il q the projection Of WHEAT, CORN and PO-
TAIOES, - Fenovatcr q the ssil. ~ cert,6cates
q s9,ss k:is.tsra ecsss:: and "a t~Ns:sra
ssy. fer ssIdsns "a siokasd slis fAosfhATE
eau and 81 ssmDIss 1t my elee, 18th street,
aest Carr. lny n-tsl %: u PEAKB.
SEv0N1HekR & PLA1Z11rl = :
- Ll9 EQk ENQ Gt9AA 9ERCAANTs.
Respectfully fnfotm tSsis fFis91 xaa Is ysSiic
thai they hAye opeas1 -. AAy Aad O4ef FL. Ale 5
"a & siS9'Sssl kasE oS S
! ~ Md sSf u.
]. ~ \ q -. y .: l,ss:,
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DISSOLUTIONS, &c.

NIOTlCE.-The term of co-partners hip of
IN PULLIAM Il BELTS having expired, BY
agreement. this day, the same business of selling
NEGROES AT AUCTION and privately. on COM
MISSION only will be continued by us at THE OLD
STAND, ODD FELLOWS HALL. We respect
fully sol cit continuation of patronage from our
friends and the public generally. and by industry
and perseverance hope to merit the liberal patron
age heretofore extended to US.
e PULLIAM l. co.
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~ NOTICE THAT CANNOT -
MllS C0NTR nICTEN ny ANYaA5

AONE-We are Low prepared to furnish our
customers. friends and the public generally, with
want, either of our own manufacture or imported.
either for Ladies, Gentlemen. Misses. Boys. or
Children OF the latest styles and Of the best quail
TRUNKS and BONNET CAS- ES for Ladies. ofthe
most approved styl and finest quality. Also;
description all of which will be sold low either by
wholesale or retail, by ALEX. HILL CO.,
| LIZ Main street. Richmond. Va.
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- e. CARTWRIGHT. FURNITUkE
WWAREHOuSE, ON GOVERNOR ST,
RETWEEN NJ AIN AND ERANKIlN.

has on hand at this tine the largest and
- - bsst stock Of FURNITURE he has ever
offered to his friends and the pubhc-a large portion
Of which being CITY-MADE-which he pledges to
sell for less profit than heretofore. Painted, In
itation and Solid Oak, Walnut. Mahogany and
Rosewood GhAMHER SUbTs from S2sW e 5 tG g
ROBES, rom sieup; Etc A TETES ,DiVA,NIIss.
SOFAS, from SIS up to $40; Jenny Lind BED
STEADS, from SO to SIS; beautiful BrOcatelie,
Plush. Lasting and Hal. Cloth PARLOR SUITS
also, COUCHEs and BEL. LOUNGES, at twenty
where; in fact. ms stock embraces every article
usually kept in his line. Call and examine
for yourself, and see how much you can save be-
ment Of Recumbent Invalid, Arm, Easy and Re,
vOlving CHAIRS! MATTRESSES, Hair and
Shuck and REODfNG NH 2l-d3m
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TUsTRECEIvED BY ADAMS EXPRESS

lust RECEIVED BY ADAMS EXPRESS
lot Gents Fancy Cashmere COATS.
lot Gents Fancy Cashmere rANTS.
/ lot Cent Faney Cashmere v ESTS.
NEW STYLES BUSINESS SUITS, Complete:
lot Boys Cashmere. Alpaca and Drap o. Etc
oss JACKETS.
llot. Boys Cashmere, Linen and Marseles
81 aftF PANTS. ~
80 4 lot Bows Cashmere, Silk and Marsees
ss VESTS.
Which we are selling cheap.
-, 80 LOB. n. WALKER Il CO., 103.
y. - Corner Main and lAth streets.
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DRIDGFORD CO., General Commission and
Va. D. b. BRIDGFORD,
FRANKLIN MATTHEW'S.
N. TINSLEY PATEA

n M. BOSHER, SUCCESSOR TO Will
-. SON 4 BOSHEK, WHOLESALE AND RE-
TAIL GROCER, has for sale the following ar
tcles, 20 which he asks the attention, of his
friends end the public: Rho Lasaa S JsXa and
SUGARS; smoking and chewi,X TOBACCO, Of
country cured Bacon Hams; Western Sides and
Shoulders; Cotton Yarns, . good assortment; H.
outs Old Rye Whske, old and good; d. y Glen
msn's Rye Whiskey !. A: N. Woods Rye WINS
key, old and good; F: Stearns Il Co's Old Rye
variety; French Brandy, MADEIRA Wines. and
other articles, 100 numerous to mention Call and
examine, at No. Ii cor. 18th and Main sts.. Oppo-
site Old Market
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eAVINaS Ban KS.

VIRGINiA WINGS BANK.-
Charteysd ~ the Legislature Of Va.
CAPkTAL-$1O0 600.
MON received on deposit in sums Of F v
DOLLARS and upwards, on which interest at the
rate of six per centum per annum is paid for sum.
remainin SIX months or LONGER; for shorter Pc
The whole joint stock bound for the deposits.
Deposits received and certificates issued by the
Cashier, T. B. STARKE, at the store of E. b
Spence, corner of Main and Governor streets,
Richmond, Va.
T. 3. STARKE, Cashier,
nv lam d. n. p. STEM. Secretary.
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jsll-d&cwlJ Richmond. Va.
IL HEEIMBB0 0 R.s ExTsA CT BBHIGHHH,
HEEHBSEb's EKxxfEEzzSF B BSSSHHSS
s: $::' IS: IS: S:::: B:::
A positive and SPECIFIC remedy iof diseases the
B:a;::: k$$:SS: :: $::::;
Bladder AND A hfnf D}nsEAsE ESS 81 THE pl0''''
Sexual 1IshBo SEX BUca
T. safe and speedy cure from whsteyer
Hsx x tss sssa$ss: H$x f$%s s;sa$$as:
h9m sk a9n xsSo1s from and
little if any change OF diet,
And lmm ,diate in its action:
Ifyou are suffering with any of the above distress
FESSSkE The The REMEDY At At S SSsE
ff MGIMBoL fs ExTRAcr buc cHG
As a medicine which must benefit every body, from
the simply delicate to the confined and despalrinE
y e $zE L Is Is Il & E E$SsB
FL: S.: :: s: !I
~ '.'. D,sts,': Is
jAl7-ly l26 Main street.
MEDICAL CARD.-Dr. PLUME offers his So, {.
WI to the public in the all secre,
give: p ssm q:
"a Franklin street near the Exchange Hotel, and
81 h 81 One II M
Dimes sen ito order. All commv nicatons by letter
or othery ise promptly attsnda to. Richmond. W
Is DARRAC0TT HAkRIs l. CO. have just re-
ceived their second supply Of Boys Clothing, and
ever before, havlng-OYing to the season being
advanced-bOught them much under the former
IN want to give us call, as we know we can sell
anything IN the boys Hns very i b9yy;S f. IN
No. ll2 Main street.
| TUAN PIZZlNl, Wholesale Dealer IN Foreign
| d Fruits and Double Refined Candy Manufacturer.
complete assortment Of ali descriptions Of articles
generally kept in 6rst class hou ofthe kind, and
every stsamer and packet. Merchants and others
wanting good and fresh articles. vii, ind i to The
M a:slsf 10 sa No. is 81 Nam 81 A"'N
| old DOMINION candy FACTORY
~ have just completed in the rear Of my whole
sale and retail store, the largest Candy Factory IN
ShS 1871 to their odes
my Wholesale store, Il they wish to save fifty pei
| cent. have also, at this time. a complete stock
az e
/ Opposite Kent, Paine ca.
DEREGE ANGLAlS.-LEVY .as just re,
/ y csiysd large supply OF the above mentioned
pTioes. Call early and supply Yourself. az they are
being sold Of very raplaly. Also. Laveua Cloth
Gus other grey Dress Goods, OF the latest style.
QUEEN ADELAiDE's Den tlFkiCE.-
and preserving the teeth. It is much approved o
II London. where it + made, q well - BY those
4 s00skEA : cssi c. n Is A..s 1t.
CHKsNUT GROVE " NIsK Y...Thi.
- csteh,ase9 whisksy, Whleh has 9esn proved Q,
&: sHss::i
E Isdti.1Eti lSE Sis
zsSS RAY AlS, s,.H, Iodine wAT ,1s
I rs; sss:f .eS .:
- IAlDla s.k -. : sR Rl..HI;s d.
49, f0GA .WATE0-.Flon Censres
S;ss ~ . Msocttea.dss Alum WstsE Alan aud 10
3 l.|. !; s! !E.s .;..; p,.s s,ss,,..
B1sk .t.,... s|sis.s Ya.iysl!:d 8
70 had sobsss Fries b - sssss. ~ +.
g Corner opposite he 81 Mo-
CMOKINd TOD1CCO-FSo ss The ss..t Tu,L
4 ~ I'D 70 The shesIsst ersdse iApo, 6esSiaS -
4 csfsaAse spoesss lspl fszsSS1yf ath...,s
g ,f.1s 81 = 6ssSssss1 q fsS %.
- 6H [II&E6 r TIT x1kH51 (1105
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MEDICAL CARDIFF. PLUME offers his sci.
WI vices to the public in the treatmentOfa all secre,
branch gives DR.. p. claim to public favor.-Ofice
ON Franklin street, near the Exchange Hotel, and
third house below Trinity Church. same side. Al
TR1 IN Il 81 FLOWER one Of the very best
Dimes ser ito order. All commv nlcations by letter
or Othery ise promptly attende tn. Richmond. W
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C1s 900 WORTH OF GOODS TO BE
- O,OVJO SOLD OFF AT PRIME COST.
FOR Cash ONLY.-As Il. GOLDSMiT has only
short time Jeff to remain in his Old stand before
Goods at and below cost, for cash, as no charges
can be mads; The stock Of Goods Is com
stances Can be found, Bcnnets Flats, Flowers,
Rqches. and all STYLES Of Millinery Goods; Paro
soils: Corsets; all styles Of Diess and Mantle Trim
splendid A. Sheetings, 3d.; Bleaohed GOttons s, 9,
~ aud llc.; and many other desirable goods.
e. GOlIDSMIT, AO5 Broad 1T.
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DOTS, FARLEY 4 CO.,
GROCERS, COMMISSION AND
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Nearly opposite the Columbian Hotel, Cary St.,
Richmond, Va.
Special attention gwen to the sale Of TOBACCO,
WHEAT, and all kinds of PRODUCE, and liberal
advances made on cOnsi gnments
RfkcAH:b !. 0FtAHRRtEy, Late of Petersburg.
HENRY 8. WILLIAMS, Late Of Norfolk.
JAS. B. MARSHALL. Late OF Petersburg.
T.. misSi0s Merchants, No. Cary street, Rich
mond, Va, offer their services for the sale OF
Wheat, Corn, Flour, Tobacco, &c. The usual
advances made on consignments.
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CRIEDRICH ROETH,
A'RTTST

PAINTER IN FRESCO, COUSTlC AND OIL.
PRIVATE RESIDENCES, PUBLIC BULB
INGS, CHURCHES, HOTELS and HALLS DE-
CORATED IN the hig hest ST. les of the art Also
CEILINGS and WALLS painted, plain and silded,
in disting uIshed cOioTs.
FLAGS, and every descr ption OF Ornamental
Painting, ex ecuted - The best style.
Speclmensof his VI tx can he seen At the United
States Capitd1t xtehsIon, where he was enpoyed
on the Fresch sintiny, under the direction oil
CaotsIn NJ RIGS $3.50
Orders may be jon NJ ain street. between HE
AVID 18th. at Messrs. Sattler Il Co.'S and Broad
street. between LIST and al. Respectfully.
my IS-lms FRIEDRICH R0ETH.
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TKANKLIN SAVINGS BANK.

Chartered by the Lex,Slntnrs Of Virginia.
This Institution will receive d EPOSI rs, on
which an interest of six per cent. per annum will
be paid on all sums remaining longer than Six
mon tins, and FIVE per cent. for a shorter time.
Deposits received at the Bank ing Office OF Messrs.
IsAAcs i TAYLOR, by the Cashier.
WIN. CURRIE, PreSideHt.p
VIM. l.. HILL, SecyStary.
II NINTH JR (axktey
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TUAN PlZZlNl, Wholesale Dealer In Foreign
j Fruits and Double Refined Candy Manufacture r.
There will be found at this establishment the most
yenernliy kept in Tst class hou Of the kind, and
It will continue to receive additional supplies by
every steamer and packet. Merchants and others
interest 10 call at the Richmond Refined Candy
Mandatory. No, l23 Nam st.
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-. GENTLEMF Ms CLO1H No AND
FURNISHING HOUSE.-We would inform
lRN the citizens and public generally, that we
w have now IN store large, varied and com
Apete assortment of Gentlemeu's SPRING
and SUMNER CLOTHING and FURNISHING
GOODS. embracing all the latest styles and novel
ties of the season, which, in point of sly le. taste
and durability. cannot be surpassed. all OF which
are manufactured by ourselves, expressly to su.t
the tastes and wants of this market and which
ables us to sell at much more reduced price than
any other house in the city, Also laySe assG5t;
GOODS always on hand. We would remind the
young men and followers of fashions, that we are
continually receiving sample cards of the latest
short notice, any thing to complete a genteman's
wardrobe. 1903, N. WALKER l. CO, 1913.
np3-ly Cor. NJ ain and l4th, or Pearl SITS.