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PRAYER FOR JEFFgRsoN DAyIs.-A
highly esteemed minister 10 a nejg4boring .
State remarks in = recent letter
"l have often thought, Of late, that II 7
could speak to all the PRAYING people Of
the South, | would impress upon them
the thought Iha. it is their special duty
TO pray for Jefferson Davis. Surely he
is in prison and in peril because of what
we have dons, lie would not be there
II We had not made bin our chief. VIII
the praying people Of the South forget
him in these tying hours T.
Christian Obseyysr.
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[. r | L L s .

Large Wringer, "A" r. tl2 OU
Medium Wnng-r. ~ 10 0u
Days Washer. Family Size. IA UU
Ds'y'e Washer, Hot.l Size. lS 90
Merchants or good ~,,nvassers can max.
money rapidly seIIi & them in every town
exclusive sale guarant esd aud liberal terms
gwen 10 re~pon ,iblc partis- " Io firsl appi,
Descriptive Circnlar aud rerus sept tee.
Tine Celebrated DDTY'S CLOTHES
WASHER. which has just taken tie first
premium At the great Fair Of tue American
lus''t"te, is also sold by the undersigned.
'n 4. e. BROW MING, General Ag.at.
... Ne. .347 broadway, New York.
February 7th, lso6--ly.
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White Men must rule America.
NEW YORK DAY BOOK FOR 1895 .

TIE DAY BOOK proposes 10 stand 4.
the future, n in tho past, upon the y,.u,
doctrine that this is q WHITE MANS
GOVERNMENT on the basi. Of 4 FEDE.
khL UNION, and desires to ~ distinct.
iy counted cut .f that class Of.iouruals
which propose to surrender Democratic
principles I" n cowardiy public cI ,,n.r. u
aspires TO no higher honor than to Be- the
organ Of the great Agricultural Cia:.,. Of
The country aysins. the public plundsrsrs
Of all parties, who now, through bake,
tariffs, taxes and free nsgroi.u,. ars striving
To crush them. The Day Beck. or i,s spS.
s'iiute. The Canrassian, for four long and
bloody years, kept The flag of State Rixhts
and Constitutionai Liberty hyinv. as 9 sr.s,
psessi.sy-sacrities 10 a-Sew.-Y York,usd ua
time too. whsn il had no olhsr joSrasI 20
Keep IL company. II has not, Therefore.
been Printed merely to make msnsv, bot
has chosen raths. 10 Be righ. and with The
people than TO court the fsyos lIaues saA
rich railroad corporations aud be- wrong
with ths few. tts
The DAY BOOK ia now y.u.,.llv ,...
ognIs.d ss tho Leading Democrats Week.
" OF tne couaHy. and has the largest cir.
so"''"n OF any published, being the saiy
we" YORK paper OF us class made mp - q
Family aud Agricultural Journal.
TERMS-CAsH IN ADVANCE.
0n. copy, one year ear,........... =. "a 90
ihree copies, one year. 4 oo
FIVE copies one year, and ono 10 the
get'er up of the clab. ..... 10 90
Zen csPes one year. and one 70 the
ge''sr up or ths cub. 49,. II 50
twenty coPie, one year. 20 90
Address. giving pest ofics, eeuaty aaA
Stale, in full, IV ~ V'''ls'T7
VAN EvRIE. HORTON q CO.
No i63. Nassau street, New Yssk,
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Ihere are ~ No. Cnruhna 100 schools
Tor the blacks, 1872 teachers. and, in the
month OF January, lo45o scholars, or
1000 mors than in Deceufber Trey
are located IN all The princIpsi towns. 4 d
are generally regarded With favor. The
teachers ex?er'ence. however, the popu ar
aversion " X. EoeaiDg Post.
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1--WE 'Mnk the Machine much moro than
pays for Itself every wear 10 the saving Of
garments. We think it impor,ant the
wringer should be fitted with COGS"-
lOra"ge Judd, Editor Of American Agric.l-
iurIsl.
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GUDEY'S LAnY'S BOOK.
F0R~1886.
TIE FASHIONABLE MAGAZINE OF

TIE FASHIONABLE MAGAZINE OF
..... ..... THE, WORLD. -.
T lTERATURE. Fine Arts and Fashions
IL The most mngn ificent Steel engra.
wings Double Fashisn Plates. Wood On.
cravings Of every subject that can inte. eat
ladies. Crochet knitting, Netting. Embroi!
dery, Articles for the Toilet, for the Pnrior.
the Bordoir, and ,he Kitchen. Ev4ryt ything
in f"ct 10 make "a Complete Lady's Boyk.
THE LADIES' F,yORIrE FOR s6
YEARS.
GODEY'S RECEIPTS.
for every department Of household. These
alone are worth the price of the book.
Original Music. worth S3a year. Other
Magazine, publish I'D .sSo-a-sut music A.;
but the subscribers to Cooley get it before
the music stores. 49,.
Gardening for Ladies. Another peeuii.
arity wnh Cooley.
~FashtJmrrom Msssrs A. r. sts~arl&
Co., OF New York, the millionaire merchants
appear in Godry, Tho only Magaxiss tha,
has them.
Ladies' Bonnets. We give mote Of then
III year than any other Magazine. 10 fact
the Lady Book enables every lady to be
her own B"aBet Maker
TERMS OF GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK
FOR 1866.
(From oiich there can be no Deriatisn) }
One copy, on" year. r.............. s. 90
Two copies one year. 8 80
lhfee copies. one year. ....... 30
-Four copies, one year.... 10 90
Five copies one yeas and an extra
copy TO the person getting up the
club, 'fsaking five copies. ......... - %
E'eht copies. one year, and. m extra
copy to the person getting up the
club, mnking nine copies. -. I. Al 90
Eleven copies, one wear, and an OK.
ira copy 10 the person getting up
the cub. making twelve copies. -. ~ 90
All additions TO clubs nj club rates.
Address L. T.. Cooley,
North Ent cor. 9Th and Chestnut s,s.
-----.-ME GA PHILADELrRIA.
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Metropolitan Enterprise
q r L A L Gl f L S ALE!
or TuE
NEW YORK AMI PROVIDENCE
JEWELLERS ASSOCIATION.
Depot, 1877 broadway


. Depot, 1877 broadway.
An immense stock of PIlnos, Watches,
Jcwci,y. aud Fancy Goods, all to he sold Tor
ONE DOLLAR each, without regard to value
and not to be paid ior ull yo. see what you
will receive. ~
Certificates, naming each article, and its
value, placed in scaled cnvclo ,es aud we.l
mixed. One of these envelopes will be sent
10y mail 10 Any address on receipt Of e5 cents !;
five for 81; eleven Tor So; thirty Tor SIS !;
sixty'tvc Tor $40; and one hundred Tor SIS.
Ga receipt OF the Certificate You will see
what you aye gong 10 have. aud then Il i, Al.
your option to pay the dollar aud take tie ar
uclc Or not. Purchasers may thus Obtain a
Gold Watch, Diamond Ring, a Piano, Sewinr
Machine. VI any set OF JeweIry OH our list, Tor
81; and IN no case Can they get less than One
Dotla s worth, hs there are no bla X
Agents ae wanted in every town in the csun
try; every person can make SiO day, selling
our Certificates ia the greatest sale of Jewelry
ever known. send 25c. tor certificate, which
will Inform you what you can obtain for g. At
the same tn,e get Oug circular, Containing full
list aud particulars; also, lsr1ns 90 Agcuis.
Address, JAMES HUTCHINSON q co.
April ll-3m lyI Broadway, n Y
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"This is the first Wr nger have found
thnt would stand the service required Of II
Z. iusg,ns. Lo"ejoy's Ii.tsi.
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1856!
The Great lMvention of .ne Age
q o. - in y A. n
II 0 O p S X IR r s.

| w pNNUt.Fsl i - N~N Fa'enl DUpI ~. y
ELLIPTIC Cor touhIrJ SrR ING SKIRT
| INiIS INVENTION CONSISTS or
L DUPLEX Cor two) ELLIPrlc PuRr
| REFIsEED STEEL SPNISG-. rnysniousIy
braided mghtlv and firmly together -dgc %
edge, mai Ins the toughest, most n. xl5le
elastic and durable Sprir gr,rr used Tue,
seldom bend or bre K. Ike tn" Singtr
Springs, ana consequently preserve thrlr
perfect and heamtifaEShapr mere than twice
as long ~ any Single Spring : kIrt that ever
Has or Can he H,ade
he wonderful ticAibilitv and great com
! fori and pleasure To apy Lad, Wearing. ih.
Dnpi-x T.. hplic Skirt will DO eNprr ienced
particularly in All crowded Assemblies
Operas, Carriages, ka Iroad Cars. Cnurch
Pcw.. Arm Cn"Irs, for Promenade and
House Dress, as tie Skirt can be- folded
when IN use to occupy smuIl place ~
easily and conveniently as 4 silk or Mu,lIn
Dress
A'Lhdv having Enjoyed the Pleasure,
Comfort and Grr., onNen.encr Of wearing
tn" Df'IeX EiIrtr Steel spring Skirt for
a single day viii Never at erwnad. Wiling
dispense with her use. For Children,
Misses AID Young Ladies they are superior
To al others
The Hoops are cov-rcd with ply anubl.
twisted threutrd and Wi, wear twice as
long as the Single warm Goveung which is
u,ed on uII Si gle Steel Hoop Skirts TIA.
three bottom rods On every SkiII are. also
Double Steel, and tAirr or double covered
u pre- ent the covering ir"m wearing oil
the rods when dfIggl z d"wG stars, stone
s!eps, etc etc .wiUch they are con rtnuIly
shhjert TO " whef, In use ... ...H
All ARE made of The new and eIrgaut
tofd"d Tapes, and are the best qn.It, ~
every part, giving Ia the wrare, Ine most
graceful aud rertecl Snape poss be ..and
arr "hqurstionahN Tire Is"re,t, m"sl desi
rnbir, comfortable and eronnaicaI skirt
sver made
WnSrS' BRADLEY & CARY Pro
prirtors OF the lnvrnu"u, and Sps M,nn
f"c'rre-, 81 Chambers, and 79 81 81 Bcadc
Streets, New York
For Sale IL all the first class Stores 10
this City. ard throughout tue United States
aad Canndn, Havana de Cuba. MeAico. South
America, and the West lrdi-s.
.Y' Inquire FIR The Dnplex l.lIip ir lof
dpubIe) spring Skirt. A. 81 e.
M"rrh -, 1866 3mo
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My family would as -o-n give up the
cooking stove AN This { BoTHEs " KINGR.
1t canaot os Too highly reeom'asuued -
salon koUinsvn.
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81 heartily comment il Q economists Of
time, m"ne, and cont.ullsent."-lrh rhs Rev
Or. Bellows,
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gS&gaY>.
a Newspaper Authors Troubles.

a Newspaper Authors Troubles.
Ali, here it is, I'm famous now
An author and a poet
1t really is in printl ye gods!.
How proud III be to show it! ..-.
And gentle Katy what a thrill
Will an innate her treast,
10 read those ardent lines and know
To whom they were addressed.
Why, bless my soul! here's something strange
What can the paper mean;
BY talking of the graceful brooks
That gander Ger the green :"
And here's a "t" instead Of "r'
Which makes it "tippling rill,"
"Wc'll seek the shad" instead of shade"
And "helI' instead of "hill."
They look So" What! rec ollect
Twas "sweet" and then twas "kind"-
And to think the stupid fool
For "biand has printed blind"
Was ever such provoking work?
IT'S curious, by the-by,
How anything is rendered blind
BY giving it an 81"
"Ilast thou no tearss" tho ats" left out
''Hast thou 10 "ears" instead
" hope that thou art dear" is put
III hope that thou art dead"
Who ever saw, in such a space,
SO many blunders crammed
Those gentle eyes bedimmcd" is spelt
'Those gentle eyes be d-d!"
"The color Of the rose" is "nose !"
"Aflcction" is aillction,"
I wonder If the likeness holds
In fact as well as fiction ?
Thou art a frcnd"-the "r"is gone!
Who ever would have deemed
That such tifing thing could change
friend intoa "fend."
Thou art the same" is rendered 'lame,"
1t really is too bad;
And here, because All 81" is out
Ny "lovey maid" is mad :"
They drove her blind by poking in
An 81, process new,
And now they've guuged il out se,;n
And made her crazy too
-" here are the muses. fed that thou
SnouidSt live so long unsung,"
nus rsau version, here it is
Shou'dst live so long unhung I"
The fate OF woman. ove is thine"
An II commences late
ITO" small a circumstance will turn
A "omsns love to hate
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ADVERTISEMENTS

ADVERTISEMENTS
Will be inserted at one dotiar and ffty cents
per square for the first, and one doilar p r.
square tor each subsequent irsc lion. A
qurre to consist of the space of TEN LINES,
B' cvcr type. No advertisement considered
less than a square.
The number o. insertions must be wriiteu
on each advert. emcnt, or they will be iuser.
ted till ordered out aud charged accrr 'iugly.
Semi-Mont ly, Moothly, o. Quarterly Adver.
tiSements, will be changed one doitdr and .ftty
cents persqnare for each insertion.
The following deductions will be made in
tavor of standing advertisements
8 months. + months. | wear.
QunrtemCoumn,' $1,000 S2S.oO $40 Ou
One QUINN, 5000 5uuO 7, 90
- Announcing ganLidntes for OHic~ fcs
doAdrs
~ Communications recommending candi,
dar - Tor Office and all Others of Em ed or in.
drridual Interest, charged at advertising rates
All legal or o,icial notices must BE- paid for
hy the individual authorizing the publication o
the same, without reference to their ofiicia,
capacity.
cS Announcements Of Mari 'ges or Deaths;
Notices OF Religious Meetings published gratis
and solicited.
Obituary Notices exceeding The announce.
ment, will he charged for the overplus at reg.
ular advertising rates. .,.
"a Tributes OF Respect, rated a. advertise
| ments. '....
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s'E he Ph9nix.D
UBLIsHEp xf oLymBIA -
-Hrz - =
- BY lUIIAN A SElRY

INiE Daily Phoenix, issued every morn.
l. ing, except Sondas.is flied with the
latest tnsw-. (by telegraph, mails, etc } Ed
i'"ri"l Corresponiencs, Ali.ceilanoy, Poe
Try, aud Sturir-
Tue ii weekly Phenix, for country cir
collation., is pabi-hvd every Tuesiay Thurs.
da, and SATURDAY., and has all the rradiny
matter OF interest contained in the daily is
sues OF the week.
D"'f' one wear. -. $40 90
three months. s.............. 3 100
in-Weekiy, one year.. .... 100
sthres months. ...... 400
Weekly, one Year = ........... 400
three months. s...... 4 16
Advertisements inserted in the Daily or
Td Weekly at 81 n square for the tiIst in.
serii"n, and IS c-1is tor each subSequen
insertion. " e.klv Advertisements 81 a
square every insertion go
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THE go. ...g ..
w ss t ern ID Q m o ora t.,
Published every Tuesday
!sa.b : fpHs atonH
inIa nm j les,

hDIrok AND PROPRIETOR.
ga9e TSfnnl-<--Ii adtei5 -
TERMS, ~ ooPEk,ANSU M.,iasdvanes,
Transient ad, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. be- aid
for ~ 2wismes, ObltcsryI aatics, are
charged ADVERTISING rslsss m
'ffiAdyer iIsementy nJ mark ed On The mann
seSpt dsna spssskc tm.i " 1ilaJe tassr sss
NY l1tsHf 9l9 fessksaa segfsisEiy{ ,Is
ehTged fJS eseh Insertion ssitss ~ adj
,erIiss menpis IN setsea q nsenths or ,asye.
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S OU Il III c A r o II n A,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

LANCASTER DISTRICT
Jas L NJ Rrisrr-, ap } Application for
Pl'e"n'' ys. William d safe real Estate,
Roigrra, ell S a@ hatiida Rotgers
Naat decreased.
II Appearing to.mv satisfaction that p.
ter Candy aud wife, Juia Ann J X Rod
GER. AlrNudrr r dodgers. and Lcnnder
X Rod..fs. four nf the d~fehdantsin in above
stated ca e. .,s.de without Ihis Site. IL
is thcrrf,re O,Gered that they do appear
ana objccI to the dvisinn and sale Of the
Real ESTATE of Maj da Rodgers, d..rsa..d.
on or tefores the 7th day Of Ldy. ~ ID
j 'sb, or their cons seat 10 lhe SINE will b..
ente.ed Of record
.S3Es lDDs. wIBilsMS.
E..af t1fd.uary L. ID.
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lug iaE7 aill Civ. all the military ma
.as'polineI ana foreign ihtsIIigssce 9TH.
wr-hIi e.uaahica,isns. ether sro,n
cerryspondents " en- bnsipsks. shooid bs
addressed 10 CHAS HWYNNE,
Proprietor.
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rT'HE oAdsisiyndd nv, , slt.sm,.., ;,

--.O.-
THE oadsisisntd kays sst.;mi..s "a
i puei'sh, st an early day, q IA AsiLY spf
mtLiGious NsWssAfER,vssh t6e shove si,i..
ine paper' as It's .ans indicatss, wils Be
ehish, in'eoded 20 supply Rsigiss Rssl,
Ing, s,iife< 70 the family circle ,asd IN midi
aevordaaec ~ifh the Fsi,h esce 1siivs,el
TO the Sa ats htwiFi aiss soossjs fyhe
nsws Of the day, local asd iesss sssst. nd
such Sother matter ~ win make "a vel.
come family visitor. suited 20 iussrsst s.A
insitaet NIL classes" a SesI = gsa !;
FE"ms--' rse Chr'ssisn Mssssasss" vill
ioshs. = sapsF III. gsi.ssR :, s: -:
ssss,%sa,srss' : ss'.sIsI .sssIss3Istya&. -lnu~-
psetsd np6a receipt oft he ffstz 49,
,.,.,ss cgss ~; 49, = ty y hsiL. II fs,
Rkv y 81 C. BREAKER,
D4 d DURHAM. Ediisu.
r. a, HAYbEN. e. Co, Pa ablishsss,
March 2s, 1856 If.
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IN EQUITY-LANCASTER

IN EQl'lTY-LANCASTEK.
William \ Cnrnes, Adm'r ! Bill Tor Patti.
John CArmrs, Sen deed . ton 10 perfect
Jacob r.;o... ss 3, al. "'*' &''
IT "pprnrin: to m. satisfac ion thEt John
Carn-S, Elizabeth carne.. Huey Cururs
William sCnrnes. James CarRrs, Rnsarnn
Iatnes. and hsbccca Ann Carnes. p rites
defendants IN the above stated case r.sid.
without The llmrs Of this State; on molion
at k"rsh,w & Connurs, ComplaiHant's SO.
iic'tor.. 1t is ordered that the said John
tarnes. Elizabeth Iarnes, Iiury Csrne-,
William Ctrnes, James Carn-s. Rosanna
C"rncs. and Reb"cca An, Carnes do plead,
answer or s-mar, To the Bill. in said case
on or before tho 24th day ct June next,
otherwise Judgment pro coures,o % will DC
ordered igainst them
* c. BILLINGS. c, + l. ID.
Com RS Office i.auc ,st-r G. II.
o. 5 G, Mach >, 1866
AprlI3m
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iTh,stN,inger has again taken the first
premium. in the Giea Fair of the merican
psiilu'e-it has also irken the First Pre-.
mirtna' he state Fairs OF New York. Ver.
mont, Pennsvlsania, Ohio, Michigan, I, di
anr, Illinois, Kenincky, Iowa, "tconsin.
Connectirui River Valley Fair, ChamI lain
Valley Far. and ut most vf the Couhty and
Institute Fairs throughout the esnRtry
Over 100000 have been sold and are now
in use in the United States. mud zoe nerer
heard of one thai tras MOI liked g-
The UNIVERSAL IL s,peri"r to all other
Wrlnyers, in having large rolls Of -sii la
dia Rubber. so protected bv strong COG
wHEEL~ that thev cunIst slip or break Lo0Se
from the shaft Its strong wood frame can
not be broKrn aud do, not rust or soil The
clothes Every Unirc sal ringer is WAX.
RAsTED
No srlect few testims malls from persons
widely known 10 the public, ~hr speak nc
iunl exper .nce, uad are aU.ve suspicion Of
mlssta ement
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THE CAROLINA TINES
CHARLOTTE, n. c.

CHARLOTTE, n. C.
= published Daily and Tr,Wsekiy, and
4 furnished 10 subscribers, upon the fol
lowing terms
DAILY TIsE-, one year.. $40 90
- six months. " q On
- three months. ...... 3 Oo
Tai WEsELY 'fMEs, oEe wear. 600
SIX months. 800
.' three months, 400
The Weekly News, containing twenty.
,ignt "oInmn-. u rAn.eript Of the Dali,
Times, IL Published every Tuesday, al 80
per nnnum. Clubs Of ten or more, 81 SO.
end copy 20 the gO".r up gratis.
Term- Of advertising in the Dali. and
III Wtekh Tines, Que sqnare (t.n lin >. or
less) LOO isi first insertion ana 30 cents for
saca -ub-eqn-nt insertion. A REASONABLE.
dednclionm. d. for advsrti-em,nls Inserted
Tor longer period thsn one month
Advertisements ipsr. teA in the Weekly
News at 90 pal, square Tor each in,er
ton All letters on busiae,. with the above
publications should he sddreSs-d TO.
.g WARING H. HERRON,
ta Charlotte, N. g.
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P.OSPECTUs
HeE - Of sfr h. 4
9The N. c.. GuardianD

"Ihe N. &. Guardian"
lhs undersiga ID viii issue, CONNIE cirp
on the hrs day Of January, 1866. IN the city
Of Charlotte, N G.. daily AID tri weekly
newspapsr und-r tho sr &C and title Of
The No tn Carolina Guardian.
which shali be devoted especially to the
dissemination of the latest rrws, ard IN.
guarding wi. AA eagl. eve, tho interests
Of The Stats under III. Cons ituriou. and IT,
conformity with he ! VS. Of the United
States CO -. -
l'hsrs NIL also be issuet, from, IN. same
"'h'e. a weckiypaper und.s The style and
THE CArAwBA WA:CHMAN"
The terms for the D,li.Y GUARDIAN
viii pc. for ONE year. 81 s. m.aib-, 81;
three months. ESQ; any l.ssstims sI per
nonih
The .RT-wEEKLYs GU sRDIAN will
be supPirr.fo sub b'cribsrs at 50 for Twelve
Wonihs; S3 Tor SIX IpoDihs 10 nr
rre" mesins. ahd 10 csnG pc. mun,n for
any iess time -4 -
RATES OF, ADvERTI-ING
ordisafs embellishments, oecrptise MOI
more than len Iiner Cone sgnar-) will Ur in-
s-tt.d ~ si'her pf, tps absys publir.ti. n,
aYscv gnyfbvs erhe for the "a ne4Siko
ava hfts cents Tor each suuscq lent in.,f
tioa Larger advsf,is nishts 20 exact pro.
p"rtirn. III tral di-cou1ts ~iff Se p,ads
forscoa, ss~t ~tAsdserti-iwy ~ ; - -
-, The Weekly Watchman
siL be tnf isnedto saUcr.b=.s AT 81 pcr
annum. -isglo copy. and ,o,S clus Of d..
Tor ~ 5"; 10 "lub "f ten for ~ s. {;
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The RICHMOND TINES.
Is PUBLISHED DAILY AND sym.wyrx,y nv
CHAs. II, WYNaE.

ofics ~ w. Corner naiu and i4.h streets.
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DRY GOODS.

113 PRICE &c WOOD, I13
N. NINTH STREET, ABOVE ARCH.
Heavy Bleached Musins, 25, 2S, 81, 9s cents.
Rest Blenched Musins, 85, 37I and 40 cents.
Wide Unbeached Muslins, % cents.
Yerd.wido Unbleached BIusins, 2j % and 3lic.
Pilow.case and sheehng Muslns.
Best quality American Prints and Ginghams.
LINEN GOODSt
LINEN GOODSi
Table Linens, Napkins and Towels.
Scotch Diaper and Brd.oYo Linons.
Richardson Sons, andOwden's Shifting Linens.
BuckabacL towels %, %, 81, 10, 45, 80, 90, 62t
Linen Huckaback, by the yard.
Russia Crash, good quality, l5, 20, % cents.
WHITE GooDsl
WHITE GOODS!
Jaconet Cambria, Nalnsook and Swiss Muslins.
Plaid Namsook and Plaid Cambria Musins.
HaIr.cord Stripe and Plaid Musins.
One lot of Dotted Swias Muslins, from auction, 30
and 40 cents yard.
Marseilles, Lancaster, and Honeycomb Quilts.
Hoop Skirts made 90 order and warranted for six
months.
Ladies' and Gent Linen Cambria Hdkfs.
Ladies' and Gents Hemstitch Hdkfs.
Cambria Flouncings, InsertIngs and EdFings.
Ladies' and Gents Hosiery and Gloves.
Gents Shirt Fronts, made out of Richardson's
Linen.
Gents Suspenders.
PRICE DC WOOD,
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N. b. VIII remove to the N. w. corner Eighth and
Fhbert streets about the last Of April 3S
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
In YOUR own HOME COMPANY,
"A Nj E R L @ n N.
OF PHILADELPHIA,
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in this Company have the additional guaran-
fee Of the CAPITAL STOCK all paid up IN CASH
which, together with CASH ASSETS, now on hand
amount to
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Martin,s History of France.

Walker, Fuller & Co.. of Boston, have pub
lished two more volumes of Martins History Of
France" making in all four volumes Of the
American edition in the translation of Miss Mary
L. Booth. The period covered by these volumes
is that Of the decline Of The French monarchy,
ending with the revolution of 1889. The transla
tion is made from the fourth Paris edition, ana
the remaining volumes OF the series win here.
after be published in their regular order.
The history Of the Regency, which opens
these Volumes includes full and satisfactory
account of Laws system-a signal instance of
financial imitation which enriched the "Scotch
Plutus," but beggared a nation. This chapter Of
NJ. Martins history has peculiar interest for
American readers at this time, and his renec,
tions upon the subject of paper money are Of
such yalue that we make room for an extended
extract; for, although the work is neither new
nor the authors conclusions strikingly original,
the lessons Of history applied to our own time
are too important to be slightly regarded. NJ.
Martin writes of
PAPER MONEY.
''Paper, which is almost valueless, cannot I'll
the part of the precious metals; IL can only re-
present them by voluntary agreement. The
State cannot create value, that is, make some
thing out Of nothing, any more than private in
Vduals; 1t substantiates existing values; If II
abruptly and arbitrarily changes the relations