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Conservative Morals.

Hon. Col. SieKLEs aud Hon. L. Books are
fine specimens Of elevated conservatism. The
character OF the frst is well known; but II Is
not, perhaps. rs generally undsrs TODD that the
last il ons Of the most infamous debauchees
IN Christsndcin, setting the laws Of God and
man at defiance In the most open and shame
less manner.
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NBws FROM THs NORTHWEST

CYggRIsG NBws FROM THB NORTHWESTERN
publish to- day communications from North
western Virginia, showing that the people OF
that section are coming up gnilantly TO the
defence of Virginia, in spite OF the misrepre-
sensations OF such tory journals as the Wheel
ing Intelligencer. The writer is Il gentleman
in whose assurance we have implicit faith.
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RafteYiPS,

We commend this subject to the attention Oh
our friends on the seaboard. Inc BRUSH
ships in our harbors, during the iate war
were kept in a constant state OF insecurity by
the apprehension Of these appliances
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ppasident Davis,

We hope that President DAVE tha' accom-
piished soldier and sagaeious statesman, VIII
in a few days, be in Richmond AS military
man, he is one of the first OF this country
His presence here would be OF great service
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,I;,;,.rxpower of virginia.

The State of Virginia can bring into the neld
at least a hundred thousand as brave men as
there are in the world, accustomed from their
infancy to the use of arms, and ready and
willing to lay down their lives in defence Oh
their homes. .a.. H,
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pixies md Short Swords

In Baltimore they are man ufacturng pixies,
an excellent weapon, as is also the short sword
Our own shops and workmen should at once
begin the manufacture of both these articles
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Blanton Duncan, Esq, member OF the
Kentucky Legislature, is enrolling regimen
of 500 men for service in the cause OF the
Confederate States.
Itiss stated that Senator Wilson, of Massa-
chusetts, is in one of the Northern companies
at Annapolis.
tits reported that Gen. Lee has given or
ders for the abandonment of Harper's Ferry.
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GoxeruorI,etcher

The Stanton Vindtcator pays glowing
tribute to the energy and fidelity with which
General Letcher is performing his responsible
duties. "a.
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Company i've have been reqnested oy
,ne,o her OF the Grays to say that they are
nntr ousrtered in the Academy Building in
Norfolk living on the fat OF the land. and al
are in good health, and perfectly up to the
true mark as good, seryiceabe soldiers. a
iot of things was sent down to the Grays by
THAR friends in this city.
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The Zig CAUSE.-THE operation of shipping
the big n-inch Columbiads to North Caro-
lima was witnessed yesterday by large
crowd at the Depot OF the Petersburg Kali
road The guns are monsters.
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FROM THE SKABoARp.-The Norfolk papers
received last evening, contain nothing OF I'M
pertance relative TO military operations In
that vicinity.
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FLoR1DA.-The Florida State Convention
met at Tallahassee ON the ed inst, and
unanimously adopted the Confederate States
Constitution.
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Did Not Arrtue.-The expected reinforce
ment of South Carolina troops, under Coi.
Kershaw, did not arrive yesterday evening
via the Petersburg Railroad. They may come
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Adjourned

COL Roger A. Pryor, q. s. We OMITTED shia sie
nv accident. mention Of the fact that TINS dis-
tingnished gentleman addressed MS se,i1 ysn
IL Sn,tb C,roIinians at the Exchange
Hotel Thursday night. His popularity 10 =, un a.,
honnded with the people, and TO his friends IN
Richmond his speaking is at al times a y,
raise a regiment of Virginians for service IN
The Southern Army, and we aPprehend he VIII
And bnt little difficulty in so doing.
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Supreme Court Of appeals This tribunal
adjourned on Thursday 10 the 5th of October.
Judge VIM. Daniel is the only one Of the } us
tics at present in Richmond-the others have
gone to Lewisburg.
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ihis afIahhehien' mus JONI LEreHRR,
Governor of Virginia.
Mr.. Grattan offered the following feso'
luton, which was adopted
Resolved That the authorities or the STATE o
VIRGINIA he authorized to connect the ra'ifosas
tracks through the streets oil the cilf IA stas IT
virginia or Of the Confederated states durisg .ns
war, and to be removed when no longer required
for these purposes.
Adjourned
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The Custom, -House.-The Collector of Rich
moud discharged and cleared u vessel for the
first time yesterday, under the laws OF the
Confederate States of America.
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In CAAP.-The First Regiment OF South
Carolina volunteers are now encamped at the
Fair Grounds, near this city.
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re- second supply.

Ne Second supply.
NEW GOO ID
Openine by Steamer THIS DAY
BLACK SILK MANTLkS,
Newest styles and patterns
Beautiful HERNANI sHAWLS.
TILE SHAW LIS, rare article.
Elegant WALKING SUITS.
hyIendid HERNANIS. further supply.
Most beautiful ORGANDiES, very cheap.
FRENCH JACONETS IN great variety, very cheap
MOURNING GOODS
In variety, among which are cheap
BERAGES, -,
GRENADINE BERA9Es.
CHALLIES, sc
ap 9-ts saM II IL. rhl1E d ".
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sPucIAL NOTICES.

- - -
nyAid 10 the MiIitary.--The ladies of sne
FRANKLIN and sth streets viii be at the Lecture,
Room OF tho Church at IL o'clock Monday. anu a
will do any work in making up Clothlpg Iol tho
Military Companies OF the state which may 20
ieftsvifh the tor the purpose. They nope 70
have the assistance OF persons who can CUT
out clothes. ~
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LETTER LIST.

IST or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ia the RICH
LNOND POST OFFICE, on the 2sth day oil APRIL
1881.
nN Published by authority OF Act OF Congress
In the paper avfnx the largest circulation In the
District where printed.
Er-Persons calling for letters In the List will
please say they ADvERTisRD.
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RE Great Barg aims.

FIVE THOUSAND YARDS OF
BEAUTIFUL BAREGES,
BAREGE ANGLAIS, -
FOULARDS, CHALLIES,
FRENCH JACONETS,
Many of this Springs importation,
BOUGHT All PANIC PRICES,
To sold at
25 CENTS PER YARD.
Call and see them before they are IL sold
sn Liza sAML NJ. PRICE 4 co.
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~- WILL REMAIN RICHMOND


nT WILL REMAIN IN RICHMOND
FEW DAYS LONGER.
PERMANENT CURE FOR
DISEASES OF THE FEET,
IS THE
uNERRINa SYSTEM
PRACTICED BY
DR.. M. a. sCHLossER.
AUTHOR OF
SEVERAL WORKS on THE
DISEASES
AND
SURGEON CHIRoPODIsT,
By SPECIAL APPOINTMENTS,
TO HIS IMPERIAL MAJESTY,
NAPOLEON III,
AND
HIS MAJESTY
THE KING OF BAVARIA.
READ READ, K ID
THE FOLLOWING
RICHMOND TESTIMON AIS.
From DR.. E. PoreH, NJ. d.
This il TO certify that Dr. ScHLossHR eradicated
two Corns for me, without pain during the opera
tion-with entire relief TO me from all pain.
Z. POWELL, N. D.
Richmond, April 10Th, 1861.
| From John NJ. Speed, Member Of the Convention
Dr. ScHLossER has extracted four Corns from my
foot, without giving any pain. and to my entire
| satisfaction. JNo. N. ofhhp'
Lynchburg
Richmond April 18th, 1851.
From J. NJ G. Dickinson, E.q.
DR.. scHLossER has extracted a number of Corns
from my feet, without any pain, giving perieo
satisfaction. T. III. ". DickiNsoN'
Richmond, April goth, 1891.
From B. NJ Hurts.
DR.. scHLossER has extracted five Corns from
my feet, without the slightest pain.
Richmond, April 2oth, 1861.
From John S. Aneel, Esq.
This is to certify that DR.. ScHLossER extracted
| two Corns for me, without pain and with grea
| skill. JOHN s. ANGEL
Richmond, April 18th, 1881.
ne In addition to the above. great numbe
more, from Richmond, are in DR.. SCHLOSSER''
possession. The Doctors method has not oul.
been successful in this country, but also in Eu
rope, as may be seen by several thousand certih
Gates, from which he quotes the following name
from
His Imperial Majesty,
NAPOLEON the Emperor of the French.
His Majesty, the
KING OF BAVARIA.
His Imperial Highuess
Prince JEROME NAPOLEON B0NAPARTE.
His Royal Highness
Prince ALEXANDER, of Wurtsmburg.
His Imperial Highness
ARCH DUKE OF AUSTRIA.
His Royal Highness
|, DUKE OF sACHsoN- MEISINGEN.
His Royal Highness
DUKE B., of Sax Weimar.
His Highness
f Prince RICHARD METrERsIcH.
!, TT. II. CARDINAL,
E Archbishop Of Paris.
t tALAxIs,
, bishop Of Nancy, first Chaplain to Napoleon II
Marechal CANROBERT.
A. H. ARNETH, Physician in Ordinary
k to the Duchess Helena, Of Russia.
BERNARD RoEsER, Physician in Ordinary
to II. N. the Queen Of Greece.
: The signatures and seals Of the above name
q with several Thousand more. from Statesme
b. Diplonatists, Clergymen, Physicians, Merchant
Military Men and Editors, Of this country Al
: Europe, may be seen at DR.. SCHLOSSER'S CO
:, suitlnx rooms, from 10 A. n. till p. NJ, at the
= SPOTSWOOD HOTEL,
Parlors No. Ill and lis, near the Ladies' DRAWN
Rooms.
d NJ Private entrance on Main street.
No professio nal connection with any one. =
E.'s method Is different from those persons v
pretend to cure eorns by cutting or plsstering
"a These give only short relief. but not perm
. nent cure.
PEW DAYS LONGER
up Mt RICHMOND.
a | s. ~ FoI EALx.--0ns Of HOES LARGE CYLI
DER PRINTING PRESSES, AoxS7, This Press
: nssfly asw. and will be warranted In perfect 60
aitiol. Apply ct this ofAes. nh VT
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LADIk
Airport mrs Cath
Andrew mrs Fred T
Ainruous mrs b
Attiell miss Hannah
Armstrong miss Clara
Allen m ISIS G B
Aunt Agnes iservant)
Bsgby mrs Ii T
Ball mrs A NJ 2
Burr mrs Simrod
Barnes mrs NJ 9
Black mrs Maria w
8Iaukenship mrs g
Durton mrs X IL
Buchanan mrs Mag B
Burr mrs Julia E
Batlaile Kiss L
Bray miss Mary ]
Blair miss Il
Bleak miss Emily
Bodys miss N
Bowden miss Milly 3
Rrumley miss q
Brewer miss X
bradley miss Lucy s
Brewer miss X
Burton miss Olivia
Burke miss II
crooks ElIza
Brooks Hannah tcol d.
Brown Pinkey (Col' d.
Crowder mrs 5 4
Crane mrs Rosa ID
Carter mrs Susan V
| Crosby mrs Fanny
| Crouch mics L a
| Cary miss Va G
Carlton miss NJ )
| Cummings miss EN- ma
Cullingsworth miss NJ
| Cox miss Kate
| Carneli niss Nancy
| Cusiek miss Bridget
| Davis mrs L A l.
Dalues mrs Geo +
| Dillon mrs Bridget
| Drew nrs Mary A
| Donnan miss h
| Duke miss Ellen p
DurreIl miss q
Dyer miss Mollis &
Dibreli miss Lettie
Deaiy Marg't
Davis Bette J
Edmondson mrs Eliza
Ellet mrs Jas ID
Emery rnrs NJ
Bpps miss Laura
Evans miss John D
Edwards miss Jane I
Farrar mrs Sallie NJ
Felon mrs q
Fraysier mro + a
Frost mrs Jane A
Franklin mrs s l.
Fitcheit miss Mary +
Fisher miss Anua
Frensley miss Sarah L
| Gasinaldy mrs q
| Gasnlsh mrs Mary
| Gardner mrs A Ii
Carson mrs Maggie
| Gains miss + J
gardiner miss J
oanaway Miss & II
| Glazebr0ok miss j K
| Gibson miss nj
| Gillespie miss A G
Godsey miss e A
| Green Miss + o
Gay miss lsabella
| Gritii d miss Frances
Gibson miss NJ IA
Herndon mrs FL
Hicks mrs Sarah b
Hiltzhimer Inrs N A
| benley mrs T.
Hersman mrs ID J
Hagemyer mrs NJ ]
Howl mrs NJ A
Hockaday miss l. K
He'll miss Bette
Hughart miss Julia 2
Hossrow miss Alice
Hardin miss h j 2
Hamilton miss Julia
Hooper miss J NJ
| Hudgins miss M l.
Hooper miss + A
Hopkins miss C Y
James mrs Martha
Jsnney mrs +
Jordan mrs NJ ]
Jordan mrs II A
Johnson miss Kate
Johnston miss Mary j
Jones miss america
Jones miss Fannie 5
ksmpner mrs N
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Cftv Councfl-A called meeting OF the
Council was held Mt o'clock last night
Present-Messrs. Saunders, Hill, Glazeprook,
Wynne, Crutchtield, Burr, Grattan, Irihin'
Haskins Denoon, and Epps. 49,
The President said he Ind called the Couh
Gil together In consequence OF receiving .li s
following communication, which ne proceeoeo
RICHMOND, April &c. 1851.
b. F. FIcKLIS Quar-. ermaster: u Is ne 9s,,,,n,,
and Petersbury shouId be connected SO as TO give
increase ed facilities for the transmission On
and supplies You will see the proper au.hV ~ !, :
aud request the necessary arfanseueIuI,r,r 49, r "
made for this object -. % III.
Lieut.. Col. and Act'g Quartermaster aeni
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MARINE INrELLIaENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 20, 1881.


HIGH Water this day (Sdturddy) at Ct O'Clock.
ARRIVED,
Bark 0ctavia, fiallet, Boston, mdze., D. w.
Currie. $50
Sehr Geo. Henry, Smith, Philadelphia, coal,
w. 4. Staples.
SAILED
Steamer City of Richmond, Mitchell, Philadel-
phia mdze and passengers, &. Z. Card0ZO.
Schr Buena Vista, -, down the river, light.
Schr George Washington, Sherman, down the
river, light.
schr. K. Il. Kemp. Wrotten, down the river,
light.
Schr. Ashland, Graves, Baltimore, mdze., W.
d. Colauitt & Co.
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~ Fos SAIx.--0ns Of HOES LARGE CYLIN
DER PRINTING PRESSES, 4oxs7, This Press Il
nearly new. and will be warranted In perfect con
ditiol. Apply ct this oMee. nh u-ts
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Sc Mere h a II S, Attorneys, Keepers of
BOARDING. HOUSES, and all others required by
law to obtain licenses, can find the Commissioner
of the Revenue for Madison Ward. and the sher-
if OF the city, mt the sherfs office, lze Main St,
every day this week. from A. III. TO + Nj, pre-
pared to issue heir Licenses. The act OF the Gen.
era Assembly of April 3D. 1881, provides that all
who do not obtain their licenses on or before the
SJth lust, shall pay double the tax otherwise I'M
posed and the officers are required and will strict
~ enforce its provisions. =: Z. Johnson,
Com. Kew. I'd District City OF Richmond
D.
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HEA DQUARIA.,

HEADQUARTERS 81" CoMPANY,l
April 27th, lso1
In obedience TO above order, this Command
Will assemble at the ENGiS -UOUsR eornsr OF
MsrshslI street aud Brooke Avenue, at u O'Clock
THIS MORNING. WIN o. TAYLOR,
rp2T--u Lieut.. Comma ndinr
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ATHEDUCBD PRICES,
OF "A LARGE PORTION OF OUR sTOCk
BEL RICH DRESS GOODS !-M
On our own counters, in the large Shawl Room
attached to our store,
In order to reduce stock and business 10 sea
demanded by the altered condition of the times.
~ Among the
G o O ID S
Now offered are
Beautiful SILK DRESSES, at 10, IL, Is and $40.
Beautiful SILK ROBES, at 10 to $40
BARE1E ROSES, at and SO.
Splendid Hermann DRESS kS, AZ 9ls
4 great variety of BAREGES, GREN ADINEs,
CHALLIES, POpLlNE, ORGANDiES. LAWNS,
sAM'L n. PRICE & co.
N B-The NEW GOODS of The season reeeiv-
Inv Inv avery steamer ap Sim
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A HEADQR's VIRGINIA FORCES, !
"a RICHMOND, April &c, 1881,

Tx Major General JosEPa z. JOHNSTON. Of the
Virginia Volunteers, Is. Tor the present assigned
20 the command of all the state forces Ia and
about pichmond Commanders OF separate Com.
rauies. Corps, Battalions. and Regiment IN tho
vicinity Of edmond, " Ill render to him Within,
delay accurate reports to the strength. orsani-
cation arms and equipments Of their respective
commands, aud the points at which they are
quartered
Gen. Johnston il instructed to adopt measures
as speedily practicable for the organization Of
these troops Ia camps of instruction.
By order OF Maj. Con. LEE.
X. 8. GARNET,
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!. aTTENTION. THIRD COMPANY

:, ATTENTION. THIRD COMPANY
ll7eTH REGIMENT Va. MlLlrIA.-Parsds On
MMONDAY AFTERNOON, 10th lust 81 4
Wo'clock P NJ. in front OF City Hall. This pa.
Srade Is required by law. All sbssntsss viii
be hE cd to the full extent OF the law.
The bounds Of this company are IS follows -
From side of 10Th street 20 wet side Of l:.h
street, add from south side Of Broad s.rset to
james river.
BY order Of the Colonel.
SAMPSON JONES, ia,
ap 27-2S Lieut.. COMMANDING.
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HEADQ KS 2D BRIGADb,
iru ufIISyOT "A MtyITI.

n HEADQ Rs ID BKIUAUh,
~ $3.50 Arm DIVISION IA MILITIA
HI RICHMOND, April %, lsUl.
ISpeciai Order No. 2.
I'm opedieuce to instructions received from the
Adiutaut Generals Office, Col moons, First Rsgi.
nent Virginia Volunteers, will cause the mem.
bers of Company Of his Regiment to be psradsd
with the Regiment, for the purpose Of being
ustered into service. 7. 7. AUGUST,
Brigadier 6en'l I'd Brig. 4th Div Va. Militia.
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HEADQUARTERS lsr RECT VA. VOLS
Lieut.. W M. d. Taylor. commanding Com
pany"ir OF this Regiment. will see the above
order executed. and have his command paradsd
at II O'Clock NJ, s7th inst, for the above purpose
Pr MOORE, Col. Comds.
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- FOR hENT-A nsst BRICK 1kNkAkNr.
On Clay street, near Brooke Avenue, con
Apply 10 JAMES PHILLIPS,
sp27-lvs o. Clsy ST., near tbs Chxesl,
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MILITARY NOTICES.
ATTENIION. UINKTNO LiLHI

X91 u K @ 90 5 .--3ise' rro 1aptIy az the
-TKN Cont House, on sATTEDsI, The .lth
cN inst, at 10 clock, &c t.-isue uniform,
cept vlicers, who are require ta IA full uni
rin BY order Of Cant NsG Ct DER.
40 2J-3t JAS. x. bELt HhR. q, g
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~ We call special attention 70 cur SAFE 70
Of HORSES, to take place THIS M0kSiNo a. ~ ~
Hill. REDWOOD & KEACH, Aucts.
ap Eft s.1a
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80 RALLY, !-HAMP-
~ DEN GUARD.-Ail persons disposed A
to iotn this new Volunteer Company, for i'm a
mediate servi Ice, to be named after the kngieh nj
patriot, IoHS HAaPpgN, will report promptly W
al the offices of Lawrence s. Marye and James
Pieasants, 18th street.
Arrangements have been made for furnishing
uniforms, without charge, to such as cannot at
ford the expense. ap 25--3t
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- kOK kkNr-A ds~irxnie RESIDENCE,
n on the vet side Of 9TH, and third tensue ut
Rprth Of Leigh street. now In the occupancy
Of Mrs.. Sarah Robb. The house contains .
raoms. and II in good order, with gas aud water
up1a the premises.
Also, . very pleasant RESIDENCE, on the " est
side Ut I'd, between Clay xaa Leigh streets The
house has rooms, and ! large Esf4 sttashed, wth
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NOrICE.--Th Israelites of this city
AS are requested To attend a meeting to-
morrow SUNDAY morning, at 10 o'cl1ck, NJ the
Synagogue, on 18th. near Marshall street, 10 con
tribute for The relief of those who in the ser
vice of the State az soldiers.
NJ. J. MICHELBACHER
ap27-lt* Chairman.
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a LEE GUARD.-RALLY, Y0LUN-
49, TRERS.-AlI psisons disposed to join a
this new company, W HIGH is now being organ n
led aud to be named after the Distinguished IN
Msj General LEE. will report promptly 1t the W
Rendezvous, corner of sth and Main sts., opposite
Bosher's Hall. ap 26-2t*
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NIF0RMS.-The ladies' Of St.
81 James Church REV. Nj. PETRRkIS,)
have organized for the purpose OF assisting in
will receive applications ut the Sunday school of
the Church at 10 A. NJ, or al tbs suartermasters
Department, ut the Custom House. ap 27r-lt
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SUIT OF ID o L .-Th SUIT
brought IN the Circuit Court of the city
of Richmond, by MARY FRANCES KIRBY and Thos.
Bradford, her next friend, for divorce from her
husband, ROBERT F. KIRBY, w&s decided IN her
favor on the 9th of February last, and be Judge
ava rded to her onethird of the real estate Of the
said Robert !. Kirby, for her life ap 26-3t*
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A. p. WARE & co.

WOULD INFORM THEIR CUSTOM
EMS AND THE PUBLIC THAT THEY
ARE NOW RECETvANG FEsOM MANU-
EACTUREEs AND IMPORTERS a
LARGE AND CEOTCE ASSORTMENT
OF CLOTHS, CAssETEREs, &c, OF
THE BEST STYLES or THE SEASON,
FOR THERE FALL TRADE, WHICH
WILL ZEE FOUND WORT8Y OF Es-
PECIAL ATTENTION.
WE ALSO ADVERTISE OUR VERY
EXTENSIVE STOCK OF READY
MADE CLOTHING OF ALI STYLES,
ADAPTED TIC ALI WEATHER AND
TO ALL PROFESSIONS. THE MOST
OF QUE GARMENTS WILL BE
FOUND---BESI6E BEING VERY
CHEAP--TO POSSESS OTHER POINTS
OF DECIDED SUPERIORITY, BEING
CONSTRUCTED FRUM ENTIRELY
NEW DRAFTS, SUPERIOR FITS MAY
CONFIDENTLY BE EXPECTED.
WE ALSO INVITE THE PARTICU
LAR ATTENTION OF ALL PURcHAs-
ERs OF BOYS CLOTHING. THE sU-
PERIoR VARIETY, QUANTITY AND
QUALITY IN THIS IMPORTANT DE
PERTINENT OF OUR BUSINESS, WE
MEAN TO KEEP FULLY SUSTAINED.
BOYS CLOTHING MADE TO Or
DEH AS USUAL
FOR ANY DESCRIPTION or
QUANTITY OF GARMENTS FOIs
EITHER MEN or BOYs, READY
MADE OF CUSTOM MADE. CALL
UPON
A. P. WARE 6 CO..
I06 and I7o Main st.
SIN dff
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gnusItal.
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SPECTACLES DEPOT, 172 -
Main Street. The undersigned most respectful
ly invites the citizens OF this place and vicnl-
tv, to cali and examine superior selection
OF SPECfACLES, containing his lately i'm
-IfeS proved PERIscoPIo CONSERVATIVE LENSES,
II which he viii adapt to far sighted, near-sght-
NJ ed, aged and weak-eyed persons who may de-
II sire them, according to the true state OF their
/ II eyes. The material used to make the above
III mentioned Lenses, in its natural state, in puri
II ty, briancy, and transparency, rivals the dia
Ni- mOnd, andiurms the most beautiful and perfect
E Spectacle Lenses everintroduced, and possess
I'd es great advantages over the common glasses
n In general use Their perfect spherical form
II gives more extended field o. vision. Their
MI purity ana transparency OF ma tefia present
Ill less Constructions to the passage of light-oYer
[ITi9% comes in great measure, what is called by
II \ Opticians alteration OF light. Consequently
III objects seen through them present themselves
III in clear, distinct, and natural form, avoiding
u III that glimmeFing, wayering unsteadiness,
N HI pleasant sensation after prOtracted reading
N HI sewing; in fact, approaching the per
% feet lens Of the natural eye il is possible for
III TO approach nature.
Many persons un8cquanted withthe Optical
krt, are left to select glasses for themselves,
without due regard to the condition of the eye;
" practice often productive OF serious cOnse
prudeing the minds Of the people against the
of Glasses Glasses selected by 9kilul Optician,
made the aforementioned material will, instead of
njuring the eye, STRENGTHEN AND BENEFIT IT AATERl
He keeps constantly on hand small and large soy
Glasses; Gold, silver and Steel Specacles, and Eve
Glasses all knds different patterns Of Opera Glasses
Glasses, Telescopes, Microscopes, &e.
Artificial Ewes inserted and made to order.
Having taken tine agency of one of the first manutac
urers of Pebble Lenses glad to be ableto sell such
for than they have before been sold
thus giving everybody the chance of getting the bestfor
REPRESENTATION free of charge.
j. RoSENBUSII agent optician,
me- Successor to L, Shrshein