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1890.

a divine desiring to change his Con.
gregat'on mentioned the subject from the
pulpit. After service, an old negro man
belonging 10 the congregation and who
was one of his admirers, went to him and
desired to know the motive Of his lesv.
ing his first flock
The parson answered, "he had call p"
"Ki massa," returned the negro, "who
call you 2"
God Almighty" answered the parson.
XII, massa, he call yeg"
"Yes Jack, he call mo-"
"Massa. what you gi. herei"
81 get f2oo."
"And what you git todsr place 2"
why, | am to ge; G4O0"
Xxi, massa, God Almighty call you Ill
he blind from 400 to 200 and you no 60"
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A Warming.

Not many months since there was wed
ded 10 fair, bu, alas too contidinp.
daughter OF highly esteemed and ~
'pected ciIizeu Of one OF our interior
towns, a Northern man, who claimed TO
have been an officer in the Federal armv.
The married life Of happy pair appears
to have gliaed along smoothly and pleas
antIy un.il at an insuspcious moment a
third party steps into the stage and i'm
medate'y Transforms quiet and bliss to
dlsconlent and bitterness. The per6di
Gus and brutal husband was confronted
10y another wife, who having heard of his
Infamous conduct, had arrived from the
North to institute inquiries and sa,isf,
herself as to tie truth or fslsity of the
report which reached her. To her an.
gush and sorrow she found at the state.
ment was, indeed. true. The affair has
created qnie feeling in the district, and
how twill end remains TO be seep.-
Charleston Courier.
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1866
The Great Invention Of shc Age
nD G IL I'd m q

HOOP S X IR II s.
J W BRADLEY'S New Patent DUPLEX
ELLIPTIC Cor touhic) SPRING SKIRT.
';NhIS INVENTION CONSISTS OF
L DUPLEX (or tws) ELLiPTrc PuRE
REFINED STEEL SPRINGS, ingtniousy
braided Nightly and firmly together, edgo 20
edge, mai ing the toughest, most h.xi5le,
elastic aud durable Spring ever used They
srldnn bend or breAk. ike the Single
SPRING., and consequently preserve Their
perfect and beautiful Shape NOR. than twice
as long ~ any Single Spring skirt that ever
Has or Can be made
The W onderful iieNibi!itv and great com.
fort and pleasure to any Lady wearing the
Duplex Elliptic skirt will be experienced
particularly in all crowded Assemblies.
Operas, Carriages, ka lroad Cars, Church
pcws, Arm Chairs, for Promenade and
ilouse Dress, as the Skirt can be folded
When in m~e To occupy small place At,
easily and conveniently US a Silk or Muslin
Dress.
A Lady having Enjoyed the Pleasure,
Comfort and Greai convenience Of w-aIing
the Duplex Elliptic Steel Spring Skirt for
a single day will Never afterwards willing
" dispense with thrir use. For Children,
Misses and Young Ladies they are superior
to all Others
The Hoops are covered with 2 ply double
twisted threatcd and will wear twice as
long as the Single yarn covering which is
used on all Single Steel Hoop Skirts The
three bottom rods on every Skht are also
Double Steel, and twice or double covered
to prevent the covering from wearing oil
the rods when dragging down stairs, stone
steps, etc etc, winch they are constantly y
sabject 10 when IN use.
All are made of the new and elegant
Corded Tapes. and are the best quality 10
every part, giving TO the ~ears' the most
graceful and perfect Shape possible, and
are nnqnestionably the ligntest, most desi.
rable, comfortable and economical Skirt
ever made
VESTS BRADLEY g. CARY, Pro
prietors of the invention, and Sole Manu-
facture-, 81 Chambers, aud 79 g. 81 Readc
Streets, New York.
For Sale in all the first class Stores ia
this City, and throughout the United States
and Canada, Havana de Cuba. Mexico, South
America, and the West Indies.
sY" inquire for the Duplex Elliptic for
doubIe) Spring Skirt. A. g. c.
March 28, 1866 -Sme.
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S O u Il Ii CA ROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

LANCASTER DISTRICT
JAS T N Rodgers, ap. J Application for
plicant, VS.. William ID. sale real Estate,
Rodgers, et al. Matilda Rodgers
deceased.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that Pc
ter Candy and wife, Julia Ann, J. K Rod.
gers. Alexander + Rodgers, aud Leand.r
X. Rodgers, four Of the defendants in above
stated case, eside without this State. II
is therefore ordered that they do appear
and object to the division and sale Of the
Real Estate of Matilda Rodgers, deceased,
on or before the 7th day Of July, A. ID
1866, or their consent to the same will be
ente.sd oi record.
ID. a. WILLIAMS,
Ordinary l.. ID.
April Attn, 1866. 3m.
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TsRRIpLE DIsAsisR terrible dis.
astsr occurred at A>pinwall on the 3rd
inst. There was fearful explosion on
board the steamer Enropesn, destroying
tho ship and four hundred feet Of the
wharf. The cause is supposed to have
been from uitroe ycerine on board. About
Fifty persons were killed-smong them
the captain and officers Of the ship.
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Written for the Lancaster Lcdgcr.I
TO IRIS.

Written for the Lancaster Lcdgcr.I
TO IRIS.
ny MEMO,
Faithfully did Noah PREACH when building the
Ark,
To his admontions his hearers WI oud not bark;
For a world 50 stepped IL sn, there was no
refuge
From the threatened Gu Sc a general Deluge.
At last the terrible fat was given
To open the everlasting windows of heaven;
And for forty days and nights did the floods
descend,
Sweeping from earth nearly the entire race of
men.
But from God to Noah this promise was given.
That he would behold tn. Iris in heaven,
As token that the world never would
lie again destroyed by general food.
As the Iris III its lovlcst form,
Is Secfto cheer at;cr the darkest stormi
Oh be to me, like thy his flower
Sweet Messenger Of Peace, when storms do
lower!'"
II all the treasures Of the world were mine.
I'd part with them all for Il heart like thine
For what are treasures in hlc like this,
Cnhailowci by Darling Iris?
May sweet one, with the eye of hope look to
thee"
As Il" Ir'Sto comfort, cheer and guide me
from place OF disappointment like this
TO one OF Love, Peace, Joy and unspeakable
bliss
For wha! can be more wrctched than to live
here,
With none to sympath;Ic, love, counsel and
cheer?
Or, OH what would be nearer ine;r,,ble Hiss
Than the presence aud love OF dear little IrisY
The Gods could not grant me dearer bliss
Than thou, oh! bcautious Rower-Rc Lis.
And in my bosom thee III ever wear
An amulet for each sorrow and care.
To got flowers rare-rm fully intent
And do prize one like thee-so rcdo'ent.
Ill sraut Gf you send the Raylower) truce
For surrender, sweet flower de Lace!
Then proud cjrqueror, will wreath nv brow.
not with the Laurel, but the raint ow;
NO king ever wore jewel like this,
Priceless little gem-my flower de Lis
The vIctory won, I'd decorate my bower,
Not with the lvy--but the Iris.fowcr.
Then to The wars OF Cupid, I'd bid a truce.
Love and cherish my sweet flower de luce.
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I'VE 'hink tho Machine much more than
pays Tor Itself every 'car in the saving si
garments. We think il impor ant the
wringer -hsnId be fitted with COGS."-
lOramge Jadi, EuIior Of American agrIcul-
tuTIst.
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ssEhc PhGnix.D
? UBLI IsHED AT COLUMBIA,
BY JULIAN A. SEl.BY.

TIiE Daily Phoenix, issued every morn.
l. ing, except Sunday, 10 filed with the
latest news, (by telegraph, mails, ste.,) Ed
iiorial Csrrsspondencs, Miscellansy, Pou'
try, and STORIES
The I'll weekly PhGnix. for country cir.
culation, is published every Tuesday Thurs.
day and SATURDAY., and has all The reading
matter Of interest Contained 10 the daily 10
sues OF tho week.
three months. 500
TTiWaekly, one year. 100
thres months. ...... 400
Weekly, one year ......... 400
three months s........ las
Advertisements inserted ID the Daily or
Th Weekly Mt 81 \ square for the first in.
sertion, aud rs cen Is ter each subsequent
Insertion. v Ne.kls advertiser meats 81 q
square every insertion
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Published every Wednesday Morning.
C0NNOasS & CARTER,
EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS.
w. M. C0NN0RS, D. ]. CARTER.
TERMS
ADVERTISEMENTS


Will be inserted at one dollar and nv cents
per square for the first, and one dollar pr
square for each subsequent irse tion. a
'quare to consist of the space Of TEN LINES,
b: evicr type. No advertisement considered
less than square.
The number o. insertions must be written
on each advertisement, or they will be inser-
ted till ordered out and charged accordingly.
Semi.Monttly, Monthly, or Quarterly Adver-
tisements, will be charged one dollar and ftty
cents per square for each insertion.
The following deductions will be made in
favor of standing advertisements
months. months. year.
QuarterColumu, $1,000 S25.0O $4,000
Hall Column, $500 $500 $3.50
One .oIumn, $500 5000 - 90
sS5'' Announcing candidates for Office nee
doNars
80 Communications recommending candh
da'cS tor oIice and all others of limited or In
dvidusi interest, charged ut advertising rates.
All legal or o.liriaI notices must be pail for
by the individual authorizing the publication
the same, without reference to their official
capacity.
80 Announcementsof OF Marri ,ges or Deaths;
Notices of Religious Meetings published gratis
aud solicited.
Obituary Notices exceeding the announce.
ment, will hc charged for the overplus nj reg
ular alvcaiSing rates.
.B- Tributes oi Respect, rated a. advertise
mcutS.
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PROSPECTUS
.The N. @. Guardian

Ths UadersisR I'd will issue, comme .cinQ
on the frs, day Of January. 1866. In the city
Of Charlotte, N C.. a daily AID iri weekly
nswspaPer undsr the stvIe and ti,ie Of
Tho Moth Carolina Guardian,
which shall be Devoted especially to the
dissemination OF the latest rsus, and the
guarding, with al eagle eye, tho interests
sf The State under the Cons tuition, aud IT,
csnfornity with his ! Ms Of the United
States
There will also be issuet, from III. same
office. weekly paper under the style and
tile Of
THE CATAWBA WA1CHMAN."
The terms tor The ID My GUARDIAN
will be. Tor one year, 81 So msnIhs. 81;
three months, 3 SO; any lass ii me 81 per
nsn,h.
The "RI-wEEKLY GUARDIAN will
be supplied TO sub ,cribsrs at 90 Tor tssns
months; 80 for six monthsj as for
three moBtns, and 10 cents Pc. mUnih for
any less time.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Ordinary Advertisements. occ spy ing not
more than ten lines Gone sqaare) will be Ia.
sorted In either of the absys pubiissti, o..
Al sew s,y.hvs cents for the r.t .nser ion
aad fifty cents for each ssoscqasnt ih.,r
iion, Larger advertis' msnt. ~ exact pro.
portion, Ii eral discounts will bs ~ AIDE
fer contract advertising
The Weekly Waterman
will 10 tuf iisbed 10 subscribers NJ - per
annum, >iHgI6copy, and to c!ps Of ii 70
for 81 81; TO club Of ten for 1879
nn' 10 a club Of twslty for $40, with au
extra esPy to ibs getis. up o. ciuos.
All orders should be addressed 10
J T.. BRlTTON,
Editor and PrsPristor Gu rdian,"
Charlotte, N, e.
Dec IL. tf
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This il the first Wr pger | have found
thni Would stand the service required sf u
J. L. .luggns. l.o'ejoy's iiotsi.
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THE
w Q 8 { ern ID Q M O o rat,
Published every Tuesday.
WIFI q m j. y ates,
EpIroR Asp PRoPRiETsR.
TERMS. - 90 PER ANNUM, in advance.

Tralsieat advertisements nust be paid
for advance. Obituary Aeticss are
charged advertising rates.
Advertisements not marked on The manu-
script for specific tIn.. will be inserted
until forbid, and charged accordingly.
u per squars Of ~ lines or less will be
charged for each Insertion, usless the ad.
ysriiss ment 10 iasertea 2 neaths or mere,
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"My family would as so.n give up the
cooking stove ne this CLoTHks w WKisGR.
il rauuet be too hig"ly recommended. -
SoiJu Robinson.
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81 heartily comment il Q economists Of
time, m"uc, aud contsnln.ut."-l rhs Rev
Dr. Bellows.
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Vests Improved Pump.
Anti-Freezing. Double.Acting, Foroa
ing and Lifting.

These Pumps have now been In general
use, a number of years, and give better sat.
isfaction than any other, and are recommea:
ded as
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money rapidly reIli & them in every town.
Exclusive sale guar"nt esd aud liberal terms
given to re-pon iblc Parlis' W 10 first apply.
Desrriptrs Circular and terms sent iree.
WASHER. ~hiip has JUS. taken tie first
preWinm NJ the great Fair "f the American
Institute. is also sold by the undersigned.
Z. G. BROWNING, General Agsat.
Ne. 3l7 Broadway, New York.
February 7th. is66-ly.
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UNITED STATES
STEEL PEN WORKS,
Factory, CAMDEN. NJ.
R Esterbroolr g. Go.
Steel Pen Manufacturers.

463 ARCH ST pHlLADELPliIA,
~ JOHN ST NEW YORK.
The" Celebrated Pens are Of Genuine Apssr
iedn Adnyacture, and comprise erery issdisS
ayie n the Market, and are equal in Snisk,
elasticity and fnensss Of point TO the bess So.
ported. They are, therefore, sure to gain tAs
confidence Of Ne american public.
samples and Prices on application.
Lots Made TO Order, OF any pattern or slanp
required.
For Sale to the Trade at the Aansfsefsrer's
Warehouses. as above aud at retail by aH
Stationers, Bookseiiers and Nsrs Dealers IN
the United States. 's!. 10.
r. EsTERBRo0K & co.
March 7, lS66.-Sm.
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A LARGE Supply Of BLANKS for sale
"A for cash. at this office. embraciug
Lawyers, Magistrates, SheIiff's, &c.
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Depot, 1877 Broadway.

Depot, 1877 Broadway.
An immense stock Of Pianos, Watches,
Jewchy, aud Fancy Goods, all to he sold for
ONE DOLLAR each, without regard to value,
aud not to be paid Tor I'LL yo. see what ysu
will receive.
Certificates, naming each article, and its
value, are placed in sealed envelo,es aud well
mixed. One Of these euvelopesswili be sent
hy mail to any address on receipt OF IS cent 1;
hve for 81 eleven tor So; thirty tor IS
siIty,6se for $40 aud one hundred tor SIS.
On receipt Of the Certificate you will see
what you are going to have, aud then it 10 at
your optic to pay the dollar aud take tie ar.
ucle or not. Purchasers may thus obtain .
Gold Watch, Diamond Ring, . Piano, Sewing
Machine, or any set Of Jewelry OH our list Tor
81; and in no can they get less than One
Dolla s worth, as there are no blarks
Agents are wsutedin every town in the csun.
try; every person can make $40 q day, selling
our Certificates in the greatest sale OF Jewelry
ever known. Send CSC, Tor . certificate, which
will iniora you what yOs can obtain for 81. Al
the same time get our circular, containing full
list aud partic ulars; also. Terms TO Agents.
Address, JANIS NJ rCHINSON l. co.
April ll-3m. 1877 Broadway, N. Y.
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The Weekly News, containing twenty.
-ight columns. a transcript Of The Daily
Times, liz Published every Tuesday, ai 81
PET annum. Club. Of ten or more, 81 SO,
and copy 10 the Rsttsr up gratis.
Terms OF advertising In the Dali" and
T'i Weekly Times, one square ltsn Lin - or
lsss) 100 foI first insertion and 80 cents 70,
each ssb-sqasnt insertion. A reasonable
deduction m"ds for Advertisements inserted
fer longer period than one month.
Advertisements inse.fsd In the Weekly
News at 800 per square for each in.er
tion Al letters on business with the above
publications should be addressed to.
WARiNG g. HEBRON,
Charistts, N. c.
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YEARS. a.
GODEY'S RECEIPTS.

for every department Of household. TAsss
alone ars worth the price Of the bssk.
Original Music. worth - n year. Othsy
Magazines publish old wosn -sut musis I.
bot the subscribers 10 Cooley get IL before
the music stores.
Gardening for Ladies. Another psssli.
srity wEh Cooley. VI
Fashions from Messrs. A. +. Stewart 4
Co., Of New York, the millionaire .ssehasts
appear 10 Cooley. tho only Magazine shss
has them.
Ladies Bonns,s. We give msfs sr then
10 year than any other Magazine. In fssl
the i.ady's Book enables every lady 70 b
her own Boanst Maker.
TERMS OF GODEY's LADY's BOOK
FOR 1865.
(From which there can Be no Derisf;sn)
One copy, one year. sr.............. o. %
Two copies, one sar........... ~
In1ee copies. one year. ........ -
-Four copies, one yssr... ........ 10 -
Five copies, one fear, and an extra
copy TO the person getting up the
club, making I'VE copios ....... ~ -
Eight copies, one year, and an extra
sspy TO Tie person getting up The
club. making sias copies. ....... % %
Eisvsn copies. one wear, aud aa On.
ira copy TO ths person getting Mp
the club, making twelve copies. ~ -
All additions TO clubs at siub vniss.
Address L. z. Cooley,
North East cor. 9Th and Cbsstsut sss.
PHLApELsxlA.
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JOB WORK.

We are now prepared to execute all kinds Of
Job Work, with neatness aud dispatch, aud
on accommodating terms.
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GUDEY'S LADY'S BOOK.
FOR 1855
TIE FASHIONABLE MAGAZINE OF
,cuE NnRin

The WORLD.
T lTERATURE. Fine Arts and FssAiess
IL Tie most magnifcen, Slice, ssgnS.
wings Double Fashian Plates. Wood %.
cravings Of every subject that can int. sst
ladies. Crochet knitting. Netting. Emhrsr
derry, Articles FOR the Toilet, fer the Psriof.
the Bordoir, and the Kitchen. Ev,sytkisg
in fact, 10 make a Complete L.ady's. Book.
THE LADIES' FAvORrrE FOR 20
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9Bp2AYaA19Y

over any other Machine 10 the market will
be seen at glance.
lat II runs easily and rapidly, and is 8,
conslru .red as To endure all kinds Of usage
I'D No breaking of threads iu going over
seams
3D.. N" imperfect action OF the feed at
uu-ayen places In he work
4,h. The Weea-stitch catches OF itself,
and viii sew from the finest lace to the
heaviest leather and from 200 cotton to
coarse linen thread
5th. The Weed Machine will do b-auti
ful quilting OR the bare waddIng. wittsnt
using inner lining, thus leaving it soft ~ if
done by hand.
9th The variety Of fancy work that can
be done on the
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THE RICHMOND TINES.
Is PUBLISHED DAILY AND sEnI.wEEKLY NJ
CHAS. II. WYNHE.
nn NJ an, 49,,
TERMS.

Office N. w. Corner Maia aud 18th streets.
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T HE CAROLINA TINES
CHARLOTTE. n. c

cHARLoTTE. n. C.
I s pub'isbed Dali and TrrWeeklv, and
l. furnished ts subscribers, upon the fol.
Iswiny terms
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE acknowledgements FL.
Sun rises .... 705I Moon sets..........5.s
Sun sets l. SIS High tide, p. M. "a
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 20.

PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 20.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Georgeanna, freeman, Norfolk, mer.
Steamer Washington, Chichester. New York,
merchandise and passengers, w. 7. Porter.
Steamer Alexander, Allen, Philadelphia, mer-
chandise and passengers, w. p. Porter.
Schooner Ncllie Tarbox, Pendleton, Rockland,
lime, a. 5. Lee. 49,,
Schooner Mary Price, Pearson, Philadelphia,
coal, Worth & Rathbun.
Schooner RhodeIla Blew, Peterson, Philadel.
phia, coal, B. Wardwell.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chandiss and passengers, l.. B. Tatum.
MEMORANDA.
Steamship Melita, Hardee before reported In
dstress) from Liverpool for Norfolk, was reported
at Queenstown November 8, awaiting the arrival OF
the steamship Brazilian from Liverpool ito which
vessel her cargo will be transferredl. the Menta
is undergoing repairs: . ,,,,
mington for Richmond, was reported at anchor on
the 10th instant in New Inlet bar, N. G.
NORFOLK, November B.-Arrived, schooners
Reading Railroad No. IL, Adams, and Reading
Railroad No ~, Smith from Richmond.
PHILADELPHIA, November ls1Cleared' seh31'
NJ cn Ish o4 i0 vs
ners, George Twibill, Miller, and John g. Camp
bell, Smith, from Richmond.
NEW YORK, November l9.-Arrived, schooners
Doretta, Unkle NJ. s. Tibitts, Laftt G. H. Kirk.
Robinson; C. Davidson, LETTERS g. 7. Hubbard,
Topper; Armenia Call B. stss,mann Smith
Birdsall, Hazleton Maria and Elizabeth, Banker /;
J. Holmes, Tracy G. Hall, Doughty Palestine,
Canton; G. L. Scull. Lee, and J. and ID. Cramner,
Matthews-all from Virginia.
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sE NOTICE TO CITY AND COUNTRY
MERCHANTs.-We are just in receipt of large
addition to our stock OF STAPLE DRY GOODS,
purchased last week for cash In New York, under
the heavy decline in prices. We are now prepared
to offer great inducements to city and country deal
ers and invite all who desire to replensh their
stocks to give us call Amongst the goods are the
following
cases MANCHESTER and PACIFIC DE-
LANES,
l6 cases NADER PRINTS,
cases "a, rs, and "A PLAID LINSEYs,
7 bales ENGLISH and DOMESTIC BLAN-
KETS,
cases s-l, 7-s, and A BLEACHED COT
TONS,
% bales 3.d, 7-s, and A. BROWN COTTONS,
SATTINETs, PULLED CLOTHS,
CASSIMEREs,
WHITE and SCARLET ALL.w0oL
FLANNELS,
and full stock OF other GOODS and NOTIONS
usually found in dry goods jobbing house. Our
prices have been marked down to meet the decline
in other markets. MILLHISER Il MOSES,
no. o-4t OIL Main street.
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Ne ATTENTION, LADIES.-we wish to in
form the public that the firm Of @. N. WALKER i
CO. has succeeded 4. G. STEPHENS as the agent
for the sale Of the celebrated GROVER & BA-
KER SEWING MACHINE, which they offer to
the public at Baltimore prices. Wishing to keep
southern trade In the haadsf& southern men, they
have opened an establishment at ssl Broad street,
Richmond, for all kinds Of MACHINE SEWING,
such as mantilas cloaks, dresses, and all kinds Of
wearing apparel at prices to suit the times. With
the instructions OF Mr.. Walker, any lady can and
will be proud OF sewing machine which lessons
the hours OF toll. g. N. WALKER 4 CO.,
mole SCI Broad street, Richmond.