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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-07
NEWSPAPER NEWS.

Liverpool, though possessing a popu.
iatlon OF upwards of four hundred fhnu-
sand, has hitherto possessed no ,,ern.a
nent gallery of art. There are ANAL
COLLECTIONS attached to some of the local
institutions, but no institution ANALOGOUS
| 70 those or London, Paris, and other
m large cities, has yet been attem pted
d; ne .own council, after good deal of
discussion, has just passed q resoIntion
that building suitable for gallery ~
artIcombining galleries for paintinp
sculpture, and q school of desipu-be
The Countess Millefiori, known hv
the name of Rosina, is dead. Some yea,s
ago the newspapers announced her NOR.
ganatic marriage with Victor Emanuel
and the newswas not contradicfed Tha
Countess leaves two children-a son and
daughter. They have received the title
of Count and Countess. 'o ''t''
A railway has just been sold for debt
at Duoiih. The line was the Wexford
ana bagnaistown Railway, twenty-one
lnies In extent, and in perfect working
order. Creditors TO the amonnt
E67 600 were either present personaiiv or
by representation. The line was
knocked down to barrister for n sim
of f25, 900. '""'
New Siberia and the Isle of LacLon
are, for the most part, only an ac~loma
ton OF sand, ice and elephantsS teeth
AS AZ every tempest the sea casts ashore
fresh heaps of mammoths, tnsks 10y,
the Inhabitants are able to drive q n anu
up by the waves. Wy 'nroWn
~ M. Gul7ot is said to have sletcbed tba
proper policy of France to a friend H., t t.'o
gat a,.ay, ~ f .nese words: Stop at Rome
can, ana don't go near Belgium ''u
oo Inc favour Canal in italy ia nov
fHe eenp ad, The waters of the Pc have ~
now s ampm mt into the channel. and
miles. vi hity-three
Inc works of the gas company in
Onarieston, South Carolina, have been
seized by order of the military authori-
Ties as captured property"
Beverley Tucker is about To Ia.va
London for Mexico as Comm issiones,;
OF a London newspaper. ''' 'D''
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
of kind remembrance to your family,
and believe me very sincerely yours,

NoTE.- No party in Mississippi ever
advocated disunion. They differed as
to the mode of securing their rights IN
the Union, and on the poWer Of state
to secede-neither advocating the exer-
else of the power. j.. u.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-07

ARABIAN JUSTICE. A man having
complained of another for smoking. the
magistrate inquired "How do Won
know" II smelt it," said the man.
'"rhen you entered your neighbours pri-
vate apartments" mo. iust nut INV
nose in" Whereupon the magistrate
issued an.order to cut off the tin of the
complainants nose. 1t was a sbarp
way OF reminding him that he should
not poke his nose into other peopie,s
messes. Mind your own business.h
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REMEMBER

/ That this Bitters not Alcoholic contains no Rum or
Whskey, and cannot make Drunhards but ia the Best
| Tonic in the World.
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AN OLD LETTER OF JEFFERSON
DAVIS.

The Indianapolis, Indiana, Herald,
has been furnished with the following
letter written by Mr.. Davis, in the free
dom of intimate personal relations, to
the Hon. w. J. Brown, at that time a
prominent Democratic leader in his
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Read Who Says So.

From the Rev. W ~ Segfred, Pastor of Twelfth Baptist
Church, Philadelphia
Gentlemen IL have recently been laboring under the
distressing effects OF indigestion accompanied by pros
tration of the nervous SYSTEM Numerous remedies
recommended by friends and of them tested but
without relief Your Hoohand's German Bitters were
III t~-s - ss s ar Wit.
favorable mention Of these Btters induced me to try
them must confess that had an aversion to Patent
Medicines from the THOUSAND and ono' quaek "Bitter
whose only aim seems TO be to palm off sweetened and
drugged liquor upon the community in sly way and the
tendency OF which, fear Is TO make many confirmed
drunkard Upon learning that yours really medi
cinal preparation, took it with happy effect Its &C
ton, not only upon the stomach but upon the nery us
system, was prompt and gratifying feel that have
derived great and permanent benefit from the use of
few bottles Very respectfully yours,
W. D. SEIGFRIED,
No, 254 Shackamaxon street
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Il D

BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITyI
81 See that the signature of &c. NJ JACKSON" is on
the wrapper OF each bottle.
"a Should your nearest Druggist not have the art-
Gle do not be put of by any OF the intoxicating prepare
tons that may be offered in lite place. send 10 us and
we will forward, securely packed, by express.
PxrscPn orncr AND MANDATORY,
NO. esl ARCH STREET,
PHHAnkIRHrA Pa
JONES & EV A Ms,
Tsuccessors to O. NJ. JACKSON & COL
t uag PRoPRIEroRs,
ss- For sale by Drusssh and Dealers in every town
the in United States dec2s-2aw1y
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HERRINGs PATENT CHAMPION sAEEsl
The most reliable protection from fire kno'on.
HERRING Co.'S PATENT BANKERs' SAFES, with Herring
4 Floyds Patent Capitalized Iron, the best security
against burglars drill ever manufactured.
HERRING 4 CO,
No. 2l Broadway, cor. Murray street, New York.
FARRELL, HERRING co, Philadelphia.
HERRING 4 CO, Chicago
~ KNOwLs 4 wALFORD Agents, Richmond, Va.
oct7-U
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-05

The GREAT CLOTHING HOUSE OF AxIlIcA.--
D. DsvLIS & Co., Of New York city, announce
the opening OF branch house in our city, ~ will
be seen by reference to our columns, and the sim.
pie announcement is enough 10 assure our citizens
that they may now attain elegant and nrst. class
goods al fair prices No one can be unaeq uainted
with this famous house Of world wide celebrity.
II has made itself known throughout our own
country, and stands to-day at the head Of the
clothisrs OF the land. We welcome It's representa-.
tive Mr.. JoHS s. DgvLIS, to our city, and predict
for him and his enterprise great suecess-sn un.
preced entsd trade In our city.
In the peculiarity Of making up garments for
saie in all respects equal to the products Of the
fashionable merchant tailor, this may be regarded
as the pioneer house Of country, and the stock
now presented to our citizens, are confident, 10
Of the highest order Of excellence, and such -
may not be found south OF New York.
Mr. JOHN s. DEvLIN becomes permanent citi.
TEN OF Richmond, and casts his lot with rs; and an
enterprising merchant is q gain to us We highly
appreciate. He will surround himself with old
and familiar faces, and thus commend himself and
his store to purchasers. Mr.. WILLIAM II. kHAp
and Mr.. HENRY T. MILLER are engaged - sales
men, and at the opening Of the pslstial sore. NOT
Main street, they will be glad to see their friends.
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TIE THEATRE-OPENING NIGHT.-The
opening performance at the Theatre last
night was attended by fair audience, and
satisfaction was generally expressed by
those present. The Misses Waldron are
Young ladies of considerable dramatic ts-
lent, and act easily and without afecta-
tion. Miss Laura sings ballads very pre-
tily. The musical part Of the performance
last night was certainly the best. Andrew
Waldron is a good comedian, and sings
comic songs admirably.
Mr.. Boyd did not seem to please in the
beginning Of the piece, but in the second
and third acts his voice seemed more dis
tiuct: he seemed to enter more into the
niece and before the close he had left an
agreeable impression upon the audience.
The performance on the whole was good
one. The orchestra, under Rosenberger.
is of course excellent, or rather 1t would
be but for the everlasting footing Of horn
that will never sound well out Of brass
hand. Let him do away with the horn al.
together, or get one suitable for an orches-
ira. s = j,
Tonight We will have Tha Returned
Convict" and the sloan Of Lover" 70.
gather with the musical olio. We ere glad
to note an improyementthst Manager Duf.
fisld has made In the dress circle by way
OF tskiEg out The two fret and sscoo4 row
of benches, and putting down comfortable
chairs. People can now 60 70 the Theatre
aud enjoy themselves without the neces
sity of being punished by setting IN ssocki
during the entertainment. I'll
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FRON MANCHESTER.

MEETISGs.-The Philologian Association
meet tonight at halcpast o'clock, and az
much interesting and important business
will he presented for consideration, q
prompt attendance Is desired. Hope Fire
Company, No. i, holds its regular monthly
meeting on Saturday night at o'clock,
at the Town Hall. All persons who have
been elected members, or who originally
entered their names, will be- expected to
be present to pay their initiation fees.
BAsE.BALL.--On account Of tho In
clemency of the weather for the past week,
the match game between tho Alerts and
the Westham Club has been postponed
until October 9Th, when 1t isexpected that
til, sport will wind mp with supper and
ball, rendered by the Sidney boys to their
Manchester friends. Agame will be played
between the Ashby and Alerts, on the
grounds of the former, this evening.
The Alerts play the Psstime Club on
Thursday, October llth. The following
officers have been elected in the Alert
Club: President, E. j. Mann; vice.presi-
dent, James A. Gentry; secretary, James
n. Taylor; corresponding secretary, A.
Montgomery; treasurer, William Buchan-
an; captains of mines, j. B. Fitzgerald
and A. Easton; directors, Buchanan,
Owens, and Jones. .... .Y.
The Alert Juniors propose to play .
match game with the Seniors on Saturday,
October 18th. The flag presentation win
take place at Marks's Park on Saturday
evening at s O'Clock, weather permitting.
Attention is called to Q meeting Of the
club on Monday night next.
MARKET HOUSE, contract for build
Ing the market-house having been given 10
Mcssrs. Blanton & Eubank, these gentlemen
commenced operations Wednesday.
IMPROVEMENT. - Manchester is deter
mined to have market-house, free school,
free bridge, paved streets, water and gas
works, and all the other contrivances Of .
flrst-class town; and people from abroad
are just beginning to realize the fact that
there is q latent energy and enterprise
among our people which only needs little
assistance to be developed in all Of Its
strength.
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oyKR 4 nILLIoN DOLLARs sAvYDi

OVER A MILLION DOLLARS BAVBDi
Gsntlemen,-"I had . negro man worth, 0i,See,
who took cold from bad hurt In the leg, ana 80
useless for over year. had used everything !
could hear Of without beneGt, until ] tried the
as.ie.n Mustang Linimsns .oGR SRowNfNS IN isi
Montgomery. Ala, June II. 1859.
81 take pleasure In recommending the nsxisAn
Mustang Liniment as valuable and tndtspensa.
BILE article for Sprains, sorss, Scsatshea or 0als
ON Horses. Our men have used II for, buInst
B.u,H;s: so,s: Rh'umaa'n ~ aH1 a%swIrr' III ~ !"
Poreman Tor American, Wells, Ysryo's. and
Harnosn's Express.
"The sprsin OF my daughters ankle, oeeastone1
while skatng last Winter, wss. entirely cured In
one week after she commenced using your ssles
brs.sd Mustang Linimsnt." ID. ssELxy.
Gloucester, Hsss., August !, isss.
Nh sn admitted fact thai the Mexican nustang
Eminent performs more cures In . shorter umss
on man and beast, than any srtels. ever DIS.
should always have u on hand ouick and susc,
Il certainly Is. All genuine To- Wrapped IN seesl'
plate engrxvings. bearing the signalufs o. 9. ~:
Wes.bro0k, Chemist, and tbs prtrdfs Us1ee
States stamp OF DENAs BARsEs Co. over the top.
An effort has been made 70 counterfeit u wlas
cheap stone plate label. Look closely.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER,
sold BY sll druggists.
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BOLD RoBBERY.-The store of Messrs.
Stevens & Pegram was entered on We'd
nesday night through sky-light by means
Of q rope fastened to the roof. The Key
of the iron safe was taken from the pocket
of young man sleeping in the,store, and
the safe opened and ten or twelve dollars
taken from an open drawer. One OF the
proprietors having the key of the money
drawer, it was not opened. The change
left in the money-drawer IN the store
amounting to several dollars, was taken.
The young man did not know anything OF
the transaction till the store was opened in
the morning. The thief made his exit by
means of the rope, not disturbing any OF
the doors. He left the young man minus
shoes and hat, but was liberal enough not
to take his pants. A heavy iron weight
and large bottle was found near the iron
safe.
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DAN CAsrELLo's = sGssAf Snow.
Dan Ca.tello's popularity Increases VIM
bis soiouru among us. His evening sntef:
tainments are patronized BY ladies ana
children; his night exhibitions caa S9eh
truth be compared TO mass msstinesI q fhs
people. Dan has . peculsf 4ssntl -
pleasing the public both IN and ont q ~
ring. Neither the paint upon his fhce nor
the motley garb he assumes can conceal
tho fact that he Is . man Of cultivated
tastss.-s gentleman of rs6nement. He
tells his stories with rias, introduces his
features with effect, and has succeeded In
making the circus acceptable 70 . dis
eliminating and somewhat fastidious peo-
pie. He will remain hero until Saturday /;
after which he will continue biz second
annual southern tour. gfaitT .aes4 haas
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NAIL R0BDER CONNITTED.-Wc men.
toned several days ago the arrest Of
Daniel Rothrock, in Carroll county,
charged with robbing the mail between
Hillsville, Va, and Salem, n. G. lie was
brought to this city and examined before
United States Commissioners Beckwith.
He confessed his guilt, and was committed
to Jail for trial at the next term OF the
United States Court. The commissioner
offered to release him on bail in the sum
of $1,000, but the prisoner was unable to
give the required security. .....
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
-~-~->~-~~s~~
MINIATURE ALMANAC-0cr0BgRs.
q rises. ..0.N Noon rises.
d eets.,,.......,.6.i6t High tide, r. u .....l

PORT OF RICHMOND, OcToBER I.
ARRIVED.
Steamer steio OF Maryland. Trnvers. Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, D; w: Currie.
Steamer 0eorgeAnna, Hill, Nerf0lk, usrchsn.
disc and passengers, L. B. Tatum.
sAIL1D.
Steamer State OF Maryland, Trsver, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, D. ": Cnr!ie.
steamer John Sylvester, clifford. Norfolk. nsY.
chshdise and passengers. l.. b. Tatum.
Schooner ". 4. Rice, Wright. New York, light.
Schooner Lucy Ames, IiSuAders, Baltimore,
light.
Schooner Corvo. Picksrel. down the river, light.
MEMORANDA.
RIO GRASDH, July 2I.-Arrived, brig Ella, sssTs.
Richmond.
~ TgLIa1APG.
FORfRIss MoxRoB, October s.-The following
| achooners, detained by the weather, have arrived
from RichnoOd, Iris, 10! the Rsppahannock
river; schooner =. Arcularius, for koekl
Maine, with cargo OF iron Nellie Brown, from
Boston, has arrived, e. rosie for Richmond.
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REAL estate SALE.-Messrs. Harrison,
Go,ldiu g. Appcrson sold on yesterday
afternoon the residence of Mr.. Joel B.
Watkins, on the southwest corner of
Eighth and Leigh streets, for Sll, 200.
Purchaser, Mr.. George X. Crutchfeld.
Messrs. Grubbs & Williams sold on yes.
terday afternoon the brick dwelling on
Canal street between First and Second
streets, recently occupied by G. z. Miles,
ESQ.,. at 1885.
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THE BUILDINGS at the Old Fair Grounds
were sold at auction yesterday by Z. B.
Cook, auctioneer, for the sum Of 81 600.
They are to be removed in ten days. The
proceeds Of the sale were given by tho
Government officers to the Sisters Of
Mercy, in recognition Of their valuable
services to the sick.
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FELL IN A Frr.-Yesterday morning,
while ex-policeman 3. ]. Tyler was pass
ing the corner Of Second and Jackson
streets, be was suddenly taken III, and fell
down In q fit upon the sidewalk. A car.
riage was procured, Mr. Tyler was carried
home, and Q physician called 70 attend
him. At last accounts his condition wa
unite favorable.
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ARREsr.-The police arrested in the
lower part Of the city yesterday white
man named John Hewett, who was
charged with stealing box Of shoe nails
from the store Of Richmond Williams.
The accused was committed to the Old
Market station-house to await hearing
before the Mayor this morning.
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TsysS s0' g." lzssuy -scsoa sAiakls sa!lf
thsy vsrs. there "eveU tsps:" Ae ee
!. q: & .:.:g :c5rs 4 s. q {: s's ods sss s
sss "a is:y a.9:i % = S'' IN ~
.osss usy, just rssd the following: ~ -
,sr,ly believe tho Plantation SbiasS ksvs ;sysl
.Rsv. ". q. wAeoSgR. xsdhd. =. r"
from dy.p.p..., and hsa So % Iss sssnssa vsssssss
G. r. ffniiSS niIIwSob S,s ~. e1 fo;s ;ssS
sss had lost Oh sppststs-vss g
YEA! sna snsryatsd . could hardly yak, slt +!
Plantation siss'h 'hitssisS.i isf; III Y. ~ ssees ses.
u The Plantation Bi!tefs have
urinary organs, that distressed me for yssrs. They
~ h1' :"c &c. G. MOORE. ~ Broadway. \. T."
P95 ss9:ss q ss !'lss ss.:
II to the weak and invalid children lnder hsr
charge, With, the most happy and graMfyiny -.
Elective q what people thsmseiss. ssy 81 geoa
article Our fortune and our scpu,ston 70 = aSks.
Tho original quslity and hish eearaetes q teses -
eumstaness. They have alresdy obtsinsH este
civiiised nations. Base imitstors try 70 come e
ssoS az % .as
they 6nd aoms support nom parties who % not care
what they1sii. Be on your guard. See oar prt.
'''' ''"pP S'fi Il. DRAKE 1 Co.. New York City.
SARATOGA SPRING wATRR,
sold by all druggists.
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tits most delightful Hair Dressing.
Dit eradicates scnn ana dandyud. F.. ri
II keeps the head cool and clean.
II maies the hair rich, soft, and gloesy.1 Hu.h.
Ii prevents hair turning gray and falling OF.
Il restores hair upon prenatusely bald hesAs; :.
This is just what Lyons ksthair3n wiil 90. nn
The car load and yet Is slnos. incredible demand
Is daily increasing, until there v hsrdly country
store that does not keep IL, Or family shss doss
i. THOMAS LYON. Chemist. New York.
SARATOGA SPRING WAr1R,
sold by oil dfuggists
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BAse-BaLL.-The mstch game Of base.
BAH between the Pastims and Onion Clubs,
commenced yesterday Afternoon, was sus-
pended on tho fourth inning OF the fas.
time. Tho game stood: rassims. on tne
fourth inniug, with one band out, htty-one
Union, on the third inning, fourteen. The
esmo VIII DO concluded on Monday next,
commencing % J o'clock.
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BURGLAR FRIGHTENED OFF.-An nt-
tempt was, made on Wednesday night to
break into Meade s. Bakers store. by
boring augur holes in the door but for
tunately young man sleeping in the store
was aroused, and frightened off the rascal.
The same night, Green & Aliens shop was
robbed of O number Of tools, and they
recognized the augur left in Meade 4
Raker's door az one of the stolen tools.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-05

SHockoE Hill LITERARY SocrRTY meets
tonight In the lecture.room Of st. James
Church, and ON interesting debate will
take place. Persons desiring 10 join the
Society are invited to attend.
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~ sur. in iniormi ns tnsir friss a snd hs ssSiss
the =. service. d II. SR6ARCSs ciHH. sn ssSI.
/" IIh,ir business. >, Z,
>, ,rtIsserip,ions VIII 10 sssessiiy sonpasAlsl.
i irs.S .nd Ss az. ron vsl.ssissssl sssaspsss ~
a4,...... s.,s.ss xzUsh =
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AssTsfs.--WiFiiam Tyler, charged With
being drunk, was lodged at tho second
ct station-house yesterday afternoon.
+ Philip Harris, co!orsd, for druikenness
and exposing his person, was lodgsd y ne
SAME place.
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4 II a =. .a \
MAYoR's COrRT.-The cases docketed
for the Mayors consideration yesterday
were of an uninteresting character. A
mere summary will suffice.
Two negroes, named Mary Meredith and
Polly Harris, were called up to answer the
offence of stealing lot of wearing apparel
and groceries, the property of Benjamin
Green, also colored. Upon hearing tes;
timony, the accused were commanded to
"set back" An equivalent to q ticket for
imprisonment for default Of security to
answer indictment. -.
James Clark, mnlatto barber, was held
to security for his good behavior on con-
viction of being loose character aud
threatening the life Of George II. Nichols,
o white man.
Hezekiah Macklin, negro, arraigned on
the charge Of assaulting and beating his
wife, was held to security in the sum OF
5000 for his good behavior. ..a -.
A little white boy, named Andrew NC
Fields, was called mp to answer the charge
of assaulting and cutting q comrade
named julius Lawrence but the testl-
mony failing to make out case Of conse-
auence, the accused was discharged.
William Moody, Michael Connolly, and
James Doyle, soldiers, arrested for riotous
and suspicious conduct, were committed to
iail in default of security for their good
behavior.
Warrant-trying was then begun, which
occupied the court till the close of the ses-
sion.
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who would not bs beautiful Who voalA re-
add 70 their besstyi What gives shas nasels
tie ;.sEs and in The eify BELIEF u g no loass!
secret. They use Hsg.n's ,n.gpoiia ssl%: , .ns n@
roughness from the fsee and hsnds, ast lsevee
the Complexion smooth, tIsnsparsnt, blooming, and
rayishing. Unlike many coemssies. " contains "a
ordsY II Tor you IL not on hand ct . 60. pr ee<ls.
". +. HAGAN, Troy. n. T.. chenisa.
DENAs BARaR1 3 CO.,
wholesale Agents, Asv yssk.
SARATOGA SPRING WAITE,
a sold By oil druggtsts.
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THE STEAMER SARATOGA, with unequalled
passenger accommodations, leaves her
wharf at l2 II. on Saturday. ,."l
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s@ RICHMOND SHOE STORE,
CORNER OF BROAD AND NINTH STREETS.

S@ RICHMOND SHOE STORE,
CORNER OF BROAD AND NINTH STREETS.
JACOB C0HN
respectfully informs the ladies that he has on
hand, and 10 constantly receiving,
LADIES' CATERS "a neat article) at $50,
MOROCCO BOOTS Ia neat articlel at $50,
and 6ner rades Of work, from $3.50 up to 10; and
makes to order all kinds OF
LADIES CATERS AND CALF BOOTS.
Ladies' would do well to remember this. .
The featuring Is under Mr.. A. M Davis's
control, who will use every effort TO please.
GENTLEMEN's BOOTS,
AND SHOES,
AND CATERS,
MADE TO ORDER.
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE.
Sc 13-ts