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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-08

THE OAKwooD MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION
As will be seen by an advertisement in
another column, the members of this AS
sociation, and all persons desirous of CO.
operating with them in paying respect to
the memory of the Confederate soldiers,
are requested to assemble at st. Johns
Church on Thursday next, the 10th in
slant, at 10, A. NJ. They will then pro-
ceed to the cemetery, where addresses
will be delivered by General Imboden and
other distinguished orators. Persons who
have flowers or evergreens which they are
willing to contribute for the adornment OF
the graves are requested to send them to
the church on tomorrow between and
I. 2. NJ.
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trick, was sent on for further trial.
William Barrett was brought up, charged
with insulting Mrs. Reiley. Mrs. Reiley
made a long recital about Barrctt's getting
intoxicated, and "hurtin her feelins, and
calm her bad Names" After she had
finished her story, His Honor asked Bar
rctt if he had witnesses. Barrett called
Patrick Conley. Pat came up-eyes glis-
tening, cheeks glowing like fire Goals, smi-
ling like basket of chips, and with his
knees evincing his inability to cope with
some formidable adversary waging war
within him. He came to the book, and
after kissing it, commenced his recital in a
manner that showed that his tongue was
too thick and his feelings too full for utter
ance. His Honor interrupted him " You
are too drunk to give evidence; you don't
know what you are talking about"
Pat" Yere Honor drunken nor usual /;
pse this drunk all time. | kapes bottle,
and as drunk as this all day long, sur-all
day long,"
Mayor.-"W Well, then, I'll require you to
give security for your good behavior, and
send this other man on to the Grand Jury.
Sit down there"
Pat" Thank ye, yer Honor. Excuse
me. Yes, thank ye, yer Honor" Exit
into prisoners box.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.-MAY s, 1885.
Sun rises. .osi Moon rises, A. NJ. 4 10
Sun sets High water, A. N 1919
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY I

PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY7.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Petersburg, Capt. Robt. Travers, Balu-
more, ria City Point, merchandise and passenger
Steamer Hatteras, Parrish. New York, ria Nor
folk and City Point, merchandise and passengers,
'fi Brig Ella. Sears, New York in ballast. to load
Schooner Edward slade, Drake, New York, hay,
7: Williams, Harvey Williams " N. G. Read
Besen sseGO2fP Z Page ex.rd .nd A. 5. Ha Tarner.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, ria City
Point, United States mail merchandise and pas
sengers, Haskins 4 Bridsford.
SAILED.
Steamer NJ Martin, Haines, Norfolk, via City
Point, United States mail, merchandise and pas
sengers, Haskins Bridgford.
MEMORANDUM.
The steamer John Sylvester reports ting tlantic,
with two schooners In tow, on Hog Island, direc,
from Baltimore, with timber Tor the Hichmond ano
Petersburg Railroad Company.
ERRArUa.
An error occurred in our marine report OF yester-
day. consigDng the steamer Albemarle, cleared fol
New York by Haskins Bridgford, instead o1
Mess1s samuel ASrss Co. the proper hgs hsgsn,a a,,
sometimes unavoidable.
BALTIMORE. MAY S.
Schooner Mary Willis, Phillips, Richmond.
NORFOLK, NAYS.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Thomas Muskimon, higgins, from
Richmond, TO finish loading for Baltimore.
NEW YORK, MAY 5.
cLARgD.
Schooner Joseph and Franklin, Hawkins. Rich
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RE-EsTABLIsHED.-A of our old
city firms, Messrs. Habliston & Brother,
after passing through the great fire Of the
Sd of April, and losing their entire stock
thereby, have re-established their furniture
warehouses on the north side of Cary, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets. They have
fitted up two very substantial buildings,
and are prepared to furnish their patrons
with all styles and kinds of furniture.
Messrs. HablistOn s. Brother are among
the oldest furniture dealers in the city.
During the greater part of the war they
had to close their establishment while they
served with the army. We tender them
our best wishes for success, with the hope
that no more wars or fires may ever dis
turh them
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CHOLERA HoLEs.-A correspondent yes
terday called our attention to two pools of
stagnant water in Rocketts--one caused by
the caving in of the banks of the York
River railroad, and forming green pond
from Poplar to Main street and the other
opposite the wharf of the Baltimore steam
ers, on Lester street, south of Hague-both
of which are represented to be in most
filthy condition. We at once saw a men,
Der of the Board Of Health, and he in
formed us that the Board are now filling
up the latter hole, and that some time
since they notified the York River Rail-
road Company to abate the nuisance on
their property and having failed to do so,
the Board of Health will proceed to-day to
have the work done at the expense of the
Railroad Company. Our citizens cannot
be too yigilant in calling attention to all
such nuisances, and any information left
at the office Of the Board of Health, oppo-
site the Dispatch building, will receive the
immediate attention Of the members of the
Board. They earnestly desire thesco-ope-
ration of all our citizens in their efforts to
clean the city from all cholera-breeders.
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OBTAINING GoODs UNDER FALSE PRE-
TENCEs.-J. Jones, alias Mannheim, we'll
dressed young man, was arraigned before
the Mayor on a charge of obtaining goods
of Oscar F. Weisiger.
Mr.. Weisiger, being sworn, stated that
on Saturday last the young man came into
his store, and was introduced by clerk OF
Valentine & Franklin as son of j. w.
Jones, of Edenton, N. G. He then COM
menced to order goods for his fathers
wso called y house. He purchased a bill
of about twelve hundred dollars; and
wound up by purchasing suit of clothes
for himself, having it entered on the bill
with the other articles. He represented
that he had come from Edenton by boat
which was lying in the dock. After the
accused had purchased, nc went out of the
store. Witness's suspicious being reused
shortly afterwards, he went to the boat by
which the accused represented that he had
come, and found there that he had repre-
sented falsely. With this information,
given by Mr.. White, he procured warrant,
and arrested the young man at the Frcde-
ricksburg depot yesterday morning just as
the cars were going out. Mr.. Valentines
clerk introduced the accused to witness,
stating that hs had been introduced into
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-08

THE HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL AsS0CIA-
TIoN.-A meeting Of the President and
Managers of this Association was held last
evening.
Mrs. Charles McGruder was unanimously
elected member of the Board of Mana
gers, and Standing Committees on Finance,
Plans and Estimates were appointed.
A resolution was then adopted, that on
Thursday, the 3lst May instant, the ladies
of the Association, accompanied by such
others as might wish to cooperate with
them, would proceed, as might be most
convenient, to Hollywood Cemetery for
the purpose of commemorating the soldiers
of the Confederate armies inferred there,
and who, as they were loved in life, are
now honored in death.
After arranging other preliminary bust
ness, the meeting adjourned until Monday
next at 5, P. NJ, then to meet in the lee
ture-room of St. Paul's Church to receive
the reports of committees and transact
business.
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POLICE ARREsTs.-Johanna Sullivan,
white, insulting and defaming the charac-
ter of C. Buckley.
Martha Garnett, negro, with insulting
and abusing Ike Moore.
B. Amos, white, beating Charles Will
kinson, negro.
Catherine Buckley, white, abusing and
threatening to burn the house of Johanna
Sullivan.
Charles Dicken, stealing iron castings
from house on the dock.
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SPRINGS, BATH COuN.

EA Ii Nj SIRlNIS, ba II wv "
Ill TY.-This celebrated WATERING PLACE
will b. opened 10 visitors on the FIRST OF JUNE
next.
II gives the undersigned great pleasure to inform
the rublic that, with liberal expenditures by the
propricurs the attractions for the ensuing season
win be such as to crafty both the invalid and
those ia search of pleasure.
The principal buildings are extensive and sub
>tautial and, with beautiful cottages, will furnish
comfortable accommodations for three hundred
visitors. They have all been painted and put IN
thorough repair, and the Bedding and Furniture in
The medicinal virtues of the waters are gene
rally and favombly known that II would be super
tuuus 10 enter into elaborate statement on that
subject: their efficacy Is attested by numbers VINO
have found relief at this fountain OF health from
some Of the most distressing maladies to which the
human family j. subject.
For detailed and partiC uar account Of the pro-
p"rtic> of the waters and their effects, reference
L. made 10 a pamphlet 10 be had on application IN
person or by letter To Messrs PURCELL LADD 4
CO, Richmond, who will always have supply oil
ia. water for sale. -
Complete arrangements have beer made for Hot
AID Cold, Spout and shower Baths, and Plunge
abundant supply of the purest freestone water has
been brought from spring In the mountains,
n" distant, and at an elevation nI tnSasau S am,
feet. Every advantage has been taken OF the now
o water to arrange for the comfort oil visitors,
These Springs are delightfully."- situated in Bath
county surrounded by the most beautiful and PFC
tnre,,tue scenery, and present altogether attrac-
tom at least equal TO any place in the mountains
Of Virginia, occupying a central position In the
.ihWp OI mlnsItl ioI WhhSh thio P''a'NS -
Virginia u so justly celebrated.
Three miles from the Hot Springs, eight from the
Warm, thirteen from the Bath Alum, and twenty
eight from the Rockbridge Alum, they are OF easy
dece,, by the Central railroad and its connections
10 Millboro' depot and thence by stages over nhe
turnpike road twenty three miles To the Springs,
passing on the route by the Bath Alum, the Warm,
and the Hot Springs, aud crossing the warm
necred with historical incidents Of great Interest,
and the scenery is Of unsurpassed beauty ana
grandeur.
.tI of
fects Of the waters will reside at the Springs.
by the LIST Of June there will be a daily mail
and daily line OF stages from Millboro' TO the
springs.
The price Of board will be three dollars per day ;
of ten per cent. made on all bills for thirty days
over.
The Agent will spare no pains 20 render the place
a comfortable and agreeable home, and hatters
himself from his long experience and the ad-
vantages OF the place that he will be able to give
satisfaction. 5. A. PORTER, Agent.
nv 2-2aw2w
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THE DISPATCH on THE RAILRoADs.-Messr
Cole & Turner deliver the Dispatch every morning
on all the railroad cars leaving Richmond; and a.
they are also our authorized agents to receive sub
scriptions to the Semi Weekly and Weekly Dis
patch, our friends along the railroad routes car
avail themselves of the messengers of these enter
prising news dealers in forwarding their orders
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CIRcUTT C0tRr or RICHx0SD.-The Cir
cult Court of Richmond, Judge Meredith
presiding, began It's quarterly session yes.
terday. The Judge delivered the usual
charge to the jury, and concluded BY ex-
planning that by the late action ofthe Gene
raj Assembly of Virginia, mulattoes having
less than one. fourth of negro blood were
placed upon an equal footing with whites,
and that negroes were hereafter to be
governed and protected by the same laws
as the white man. The Court will meet
again to-day at IL O'Clock.
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THANKs.-We return thanks to Matt.
O'Brien, Southern Express, for late papers.
Also, to Mr.. r. II. Mann, National tx
press, for late papers. Also, to Cole &
Turner, news dealers, Whig building, for
the Sunday Herald and other papers. Also,
to Mr.. +. Wade, National Express.
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THE SCHOLARS of the Broad-street Metho.
dist Church viii regret olearn of the death
of their schoolmate, Walter IL. Chandler.
His funeral will take place from DR.. Dun.
cans Church this afternoon at half-past
4 o'clock, and the Sunday school are ex-
pected TO attend his funeral In body.
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AID FROM KENTUCKY. Rev. IL. G.. Crews,
the agent of the Richmond Relief Associa-
ton, is meeting with encouraging success
in his efforts to raise funds for the ASSo-
citation in Kentucky, and the Board OF
Managers are gratilicd with the efficiency
of their agent and the liberality of our
friends in that State. Mr.. Crews has al
ready forwarded to the treasurer, Mr.. ii.
f. C. BaSkcrvill, twenty-five hundred and
seventynne dollars, and has several hun
dred dollars more to forward, besides some
boxes OF clothing.
Mr.. James A. Scott, the President of the
Association, leaves the city tonight on a
tour to Europe, and in his absence his
place will be filled by Mr.. Jordan II. Mar
tin, Vice President.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. 60,

SPECIFIC FOR RTETTER.-O Our "SPE.
- CIFIC" will speedily and positively eufe the
worst cases Of Tetter and King Worn. ResA ths
following certificate from the popular ana we'll
Warehouse
RICHMOND, Va, April II. tsss.
Hessrs. Meade & Baker: Gentlemen,-I take
cifc' for Ring Worm and letter. had been sf-
iicted for at least seven years with very sggra-
and had tried, In vain, many remedies. One vial
OF your "Specinc" has entirely and efeetusliy
cured me, and my hands are now - smooth and
fair as any ones. Is. J. .VAudHAN,
late Inspector at Public Warehouse.
Price, fifty cents vial. Prepared only by
MEADE d BAKER,
Practical Pha rmace eutists,
rovpay Ninth md Prnnktin stYpeka
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THE New ESGINE-HoUsE.-The work
men commenced yesterday to dig the
foundation for the new engine house on
Broad street, between Ninth and Tenth.
1t is to be hoped that it will be pushed for
ward very rapidly, as such a building is
sadly needed in the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-08

FUEL FOR THE PooR-At the commence
ment of last winter the ncceSSltouS condl-
ton of the poor Of Richmond had been So
strongly impressed upon the City Council
that an appropriation was made to supply
them with fuel sufficient to moderate the
extreme rigors of the season, and the dis
tribution of wood and coal to the poor was
commenced at that time, and continued
until few days since. From the Z6th
December, 1865, to the 9th May, 1866,
thirteen hundred cords of wood and one
thousand bushels Of coal have been given
to the poor of Richmond, the scale per
family being minimum OF fourth OF a
cord of wood every sixteen days, or ten
bushels of coal every twenty-five days.
The first one thousand cords of wood issued
was based upon the recommendations OF
ministers, doctors, or reliable citizens, but
the last three hundred cords have been
issued upon tickets given by the visitors OF
the Richmond Relief Association. About
fifteen hundred and thirty families were
Supplied with fuel under the city 0rdl-
nance. and there is no doubt that every
one of these families has been saved from
great discomfort and suffering by the wise
and benevolent action of the City Council
Now that the warm weather has set in, the
amount Of fuel required will be compare.
lively small, and it is probable that the
Council will not at present order any fur.
ther appropriation. The issue OF fuel mas
been made under the direction OF Mr.. j
Crutchfield, weighmaster at the Second
Market; and to his care and attention il
no small degree is due the satisfactory re-
suit of the measures SO wisely taken fol
the relief of our INDECENT poor.
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New RICHMOND THEATRE.-To~nig the
/" Hidden Hand,n which was played with
so much success last night, will he repeated.
The performance will be closed with the
farce of Somebody Else. Miss Western is
still drawing good houses, and as the time
of her stay in Richmond is limited, there
will not be many more opportunities OF
seeing her.
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8itllmond 1ispatth,
AUCTION Sales IO-ddy.

GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell on the
premises, at o'clock, p. NJ, n valuable
lot on the corner of Cary and Second
streets.
ISBELL & DAVIS will sell at ~ o'clock, on
the premises, the brick residence on the
corner of Fourth and Franklin streets.
Immediately after the sale of the residence,
will be sold the vacant lot on the corner Of
Main and Fourth streets. 49,"
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SUDDEN DEATH OF LUNATIc.-A luna
tic who had been sent to the Jail from the
Libby prison died suddenly yesterday. In
the morning he appeared to be perfectly
well, but when his dinner was carried in
he was found to be dead. Cause of death
not known.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-08

"RIcHMoND FORTY-oDD YEARS AG0."-
Mr.. Hugh II. Peasants leaves the city this
morning for Petersburg, where he pro-
poses to deliver his lecture on Richmond
FOrtvodd Years Ago"
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PARDoSED BY THE GovERSoR.-Wash-
ington Martin, alias Bottoms (colored)
convicted by the Circuit Court of Henrico
last week of stealing horse from Mr..
Beveridge about the time Of the evacua-
tion, and sentenced to the penitentiary,
has been pardoned by Governor Peirpoint.
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HENRIco QUARTERLY CoURr.-The quar-
terly meeting Of the Henrico Court was
opened on yesterday. Present-G. D.
Peasants, President, and Justices J. w,
Lee, w. ii. Yeatman, and j. f. Childrey.
A number of presentments in petty cases
were found by the Grind Jury, and the
court then adjourned until this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-08

COMMISSION " LUNAcY.-A commission
of lunacy to examine Samuel Clark will
be held this morning. The members OF
the commission are: Surgeon Of Police G.
w. p. Brock and DR.. Dove.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-08

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
i PAlN.-G. W. JONES, DssSAL eUneeey,
announces TO all having teeth 70 BE- ex!raetSl hat
ne asl nss::.1a ss:s Rs Pos 4 HI
and successfully used ct the North. where, n
surgical operations, there vas F0SITIyM.I 10
PAIN 70 the patient; and - L. BNIIkbLE
HARMLESS there y, thsrsfors, NO POeglHL1
Of this city he Offers his services whsn In .IrGisal
cases, an an1sthstic may be needed. All other
operations sppertaining TO his profession gently
and thoroughly performed.
Once on Msln street, corner Of Sixth, opposite
Arlington House. ~. 70 U-S0
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ApPoINTMENT.-Rey. DR.. A. P. Woodfn,
formerly of this city, was yesterday ap-
pointed by the Foreign Mission Board OF
the Southern Baptist Convention gene
raj missionary agent of the Board for the
State of Texas
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STEALING IRoN.--Thomas Williams and
John Douglas, negroes, charged with steal
ing iron from the York River Railroad
Company, were examined on yesterday
by Justice Wade and committed for trial.
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ToHH MAHONY 81, p1tf '
rsspsssflIfy in(sms - e. lslse,s -; e1tS1f6
Who msy. need hIs ssfyiess tIashs hss -
nj his RRSIDINCk ~ nsta strees, be{veea
ana 6sven1h. Will psssisss he pssssssscs -
10. .AsssTiYfciAL sssIihfscsi rIIrH iss.rsa n vusssias.
81; ;sss:. a.. ,9 aGg.o g: Or so.. ,l..H
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MASONIC NorIcE.-The regular stated
meeting Of St. Johns Lodge, No. 36, of An
cient Free and Accepted Masons, will be
held this evening at the Masonic Hall at the
usual hour,
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.

JOHN J. FRENCH, PR A CTICA l.
st HOrSE AND SIGN PAINTER, PAPER
HANGER, &c, under BgApFoRD's HOTEL, FRANK
ANY work executed by him he will engage to
give satisfaction.
EEApY.MlXED PAINTS, &c, of all shades,
always on hand. . -.
orders for work will meet with prompt attention.
ap lH--lm
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/ DAyIs!02,Esdtox !02,Esdtox prrr,s,.

ds.:. y: ana r.s.a.ss. q ~ hs,s ss 81 49,
y:a!h :1& Ty.les; ~ i:lSS Sss,ss - ysssss5 ssss
:::iss. a: 3 81 4 III X 8:
wsrrsntsd for st least Ave yean: ~ - Ismlsn6
his services need ma n:eicss sa.is 49, 49, -.
sSs times. Patients from The county - -
with him q his residence witAoss sssqs wv
having work done. -
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DENTAL NOTICE.
~ JOHN q. wAYr, DENTIST,
having recovered his health, has resumed the
practice Of Dentistry In Richmond, and respect.
fully offers bis services 70 his old friends and pss
Ofice and residence SOUTH s!DB OF GRACE
STREET, BETWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHfH.
ia6-6mS
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TOHN w. RISON,
y APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST,
CORNER OF MAIN AND THIRD sfRx4TS,
has In store, and Offers low for cash,
DRUGS,
MEDICINES, - a
CHEMICALS, FANCY ARfICLIss
SOAPS, PERFUMERY, 30.

UTILLIAM H. SCOTT, DRUGGIST
w AND APOTHRCARY, corner yrankiin and
ss.ss 6sUSs, si ssbicfNs PANfs. 6fi pYf
SmER4 SIsRERs YAsssYsHs IAtsssY H1s4ds MtssHSxs olAs fs.
DOCXBRIDGE ALUM WATER
II The proprietor have tho satisfaction to IN.
nounce that they are st last prepared 70 pat again
on the market this highly valued mineral wster.
The we'll known house Of S2ssa
PURCELL, LADD 4 Co.,
Druggists, Richmond, Va, win be The
PRINCIPAL DEPOSITORY
for It's sale North and South. @
We also place it with 4. B. RUCKxR, Lynch.
burg. TO supply that market and the Southwest:
Also with COLEMAN ROGERS, Baltimore
HEaENAN 4 Co., New York. If sFisf
hsy safely ;RPRsssa Psa e %, In Hss Hsss sfyas 4 z;
WEEKS, AT ONE PINT DAILY=AHD that
SUPPICED To CHICK, AND, In not FEW, TO
ERADICATE DIsRAsB. Price, delivered into Any
SsRS iS of RshSona SSr o. fx:
and Pifty Cents-the money, In every Instance, 70
''e0nPTfHRhs FIX Al aLTS I1s'S a1ss. or 'PsoSwDEss
These are the salts Of the ysssr oet.ins1 y m msM.
ps.n ana sSasa.nsiy fhe Ss.snS
for these Salts vss very great througnous ne va,
but n vas not In our power 70 nsett. 3hsy VIII
be sold in market, or u the Spring., Iysnty
Dollar per pound, or Ono Dollar aad my Csata
per ounce and can BE- IoryssasS n a1sss :. -;
'''sissSsn sssss i;s K; sSoii a fssss Pso
NH ll-3W ts f39}-ft fIfAat.t -
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DIAN KTFA
Jouy W DAVIES & SONS,


John W. DAVIES & SONS,
pICYMoyD MUSICAL EXCHANd u B,
No. lss MAIN STREET,
sole agents for
STEPS PREMIUM PlANo-FoRTEs.
These instruments have been before the puphe
FOR THE LAST THIRTY YEARS, in competition
with the best makers Of the country, and are now
ryououuccd bv ALL THE LEADING PROFESSORS
AND AMATEURS the
BEST PIANOS MANUFACTURED!
These Instruments have ALL THE LATEST I'M
PG0VEMRNTS and are
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS,
with the privilege Of exchange within twelve
months If not entirely satisfactory
to the purchaser.
We refer 10 the following persons, who nave
STEPS PIANOS now In use
General X. L. LgB, Washington College, Lexing-
ton;
-. h. PAYNE & Bro, Lynchburg;
Rev. K. L. PHILIPS, Virginia Female Institute 7;
Miss Macy BALDWIN. Female School, and }. g.
CAVE. Deaf Dumb and Blind Institute, staunton /;
Professor E. A. AMBoLp, Richmond.
4 call from all in want Of SUPERIOR PIANOS
j. solicited. Terms liberal. Hz-ts