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BY Cabell & Watkins,
Real Estate Agents, 10. lib Main street.

Real Estate Agents, 10. lib Main street
Z LING. C0TTAIGIAG EIGHT ROOMS, WITH
cox h0UIuUS KlTCIEG, CAkRIAGE-HOCSE.
AED sTe dig, OF aoRTH SIDE 81 ~, BEAD -
BET gEEE T~EETY -SECCsD AaD TW Ell
THIRD STREETS. OPPOSITE THE RESIDENCE
III MILES TUGPIN, Fsq, FOE SALE. The
owner authorizes u to offer at private sale, Tor
few DAYS the yety valuable residence located AZ
.bng. 81. dwelling i. OF brick, is furnished
" IN gas, and he.ted with furnaces and fire,
pisces and will be aod with gas Mixtures, o.!
10th, &c Their. are eight full sized rooms, D..
sides closets amt wardrJ3ss; brick kitchen WIZ!
,Erea rooms c.rrtag e-hou.e, and stabls WIZ!
10 res stalls. There Is d pump OF me water ia le
a. medium sized houseT al moderate Price are
nor on the MARKET lose In w@nt would 60 Well ~
"Ff'' CABsLL & WATKINS.
oc 2s-3t Real Estate agents, ilI3 aain street.
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The Alabama Convention

ATLANTA, October 26.-There are but
fourteen colored delegates elected to the
Alabama Convention.
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GREAT SACRIFICE

~ KEAT SACRIFICE
watch am selling very low also. a large assort-
ment Of la;es; style CLoAkS. just received rom
the Nsw York auctions, which / will sell very
Beautiful shade and quality of EMPRESS CLOTH
At IL per yard
Beautiful DRESS GOOnS at CSC. per yard
Backand colored aLPtCAS;
Latest styles ALPACAS, very cheap
FINE MERINOS; all-wool DELAlN IS
Plaid POPLlNS;
OPERA FLANNEL, large assortment;
WORSTEDS Of all dascrip tions
Ladies' and gents UNDEAW EAR, GOOD aSsort-
ment:
RoTs SOCKS from auction, very cheap;
CASHMERE Tor boys aud mans wear;
French CALICnES, very low
BUGLE TRIMMING and RlbbOSS. .,,
| have engaged ha services OF me foIloW ,ha,I
gentlemen wno would be pleased to serve tnelr
TTieni, JAMES P ATHIssoS, WILLIAM d. WAT
KISs and WILLIAM SLADE ,rypp
y, 5,- p-,,d straat between Fifth and Sixth OPP
nosits New Market DC iS--enl
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ID ED THIS K K A d Il III s J!
~ AND YOU WILL PEOFIT By IT
GREAT BAR GAINS
~ ALL STYLES OF DRY GOODS

OPENING THIS IORNlat
yZyHIgL's CHEAP DRY GOODS sTORE.
No. IL MAIN STREET,
Gearly opposite st. Charles Hotel next door 10
Mr. Julius Bears cheap shoe storo,)
s, 900 yards best quality CALICO for ninepenee
yard and upwards;
900 Va rds best BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED
SHIErlSG5 for ninepence yard cu,n
5000 yards BLEACHED and UaBLEAChED
sHE2TITGA full yard wide. for a shilltngi
5000 yards 900 D FOR asa,s an; and j. B .bs
goOds-yon cannot fail 10 buy
6, 900 yards WHITE, KED, YELLOW, BLUE, and
jRAY PLAHnEiS. very cheap;
10 600 wards DRESS GOODS Of all styles, at ex-
tfeneIy low prices, just TO suit these hard
times," when you have but little money TO
spare for dress.
II you have Dry Goods 10 purchase, call at my
store. and you will be surely suited n sTY Ii and
PalCRS, and save at least twenty five per cent.
on all you have 10 buy. Be suro to ind the right
store, which is designated by the large swinging
sign with tho Inscription Of ouo,
:. EZEKiEL's CHEAP DRY GOODS orohb.
Store closed on Saturdays. IA -
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THE VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
From the National IntelIigancer.


The triumph or this mob Of ignorant,
hrnta!ized, and blood thirsty negroes over
the white race in Virginia by these instru-
mcntalitics Of fraud and violence affords
unbounded satisfaction to the Tribune
and its co-conspirators. The installation
of these negro voters in absolute power
over the descendants Of those who con-
tributcd so much Of blood, Of sacrifice,
valor, genius, and heroic endeavor to
achieve the liberties we all enjoy, it terms
{" regeneration - Of the "Old Dominion"
The inccndiary Hunnicutt, whom its own
correspondent describes as wretch who
would drive all white men from Virginia
so as to secure bis own base ascendancy,
and as an "ulCcr, whose stencil has
drawn around him the carrion BIRDS"
it dismisses with a mild criticism ;
and the white population who have
with entire ulanimitv rallied to avert
this degradation and ruin it Whites as an
ariStocracy." If we were called on to
say which is the more despicable-
fierce and ignorant beings whose votes ac
complished this result, the incendiary who
fired them to hatred for the whites and in
cited them to murder Of men Of their own
color, - :, or lastly, the cooler villain
at distance who originally plotted this
work for party ends and now chuckles
over successful guilt--wc should be at a
loss to decide. Let them not boast them
selves too soon. The end is not yet.
They will all be called to account. When
the popular mind is once fairly aroused
they may have even a sevcrer punishment
to undergo than the infamy which even
now covers them like garment.
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What spectacle. The birthplace Of
Washington Poland, in which, at the
mouth of United States cannon, is kept
up the farce Of free government. And
yet this is all that RadicaliSm, with Him
liable powers, has been able to effect.
Still another evidence Of the disgusting
rascality which characterizes this whole
election business is to be found in the fact
that when, at the end of the last day APP
pointed in General Orders, it was found
the whites had majority in Richmond,
the polls were rcUpencd till Hunnicatt
and some of his fellows were enabled 10
bring up sufficient number Of negroes
" from the country" to largely turn the
vote the other way.-Nc,g York. World.
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... pitts one of IN" conservative candi-
,.n. rsru = .itc-l long whig. and has held
-..n1n.. hlr and honorable places by the
...,g choice O! The people OF the East
>..aetu The good old times when Virginia
g9ec agt her %''',G people We're irecmcn.
I.. early manhood, a member OF the
10y. aad sometimes has acted, in by
5.,. with III" dcmocTatS-not a violent,
r.r.r4 politician, hut always IN favor of
".~.ss,.rcs and men h" Conscicutiously
..g .av tAr good of his country.
.. r.r, one q! The elect, came from Mary
vs.s IA" captain of negro company of
.,. .~n are informed, and was indicted in
-. .pus>-s court a The last spring term for
.s .->.atIiHg, but acquitted on the tcS-
..,.a, negro who was suspected of the
..- SapaI Is a man Of respectable family,
sometimes called Judy.
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TIE VIRGINIA LEcrloN.-The election
returns from Virginia viii carry sadness to
the hearts of many outside her own Dor
ders. Thousands Of her sons vino are scat
tered through every State from the ouS-
nnshauna to the Rio Gcaude will mourn
over the disgrace and humiliation 10 Mhicn
she has been brought in the hour OF her
sorest need.
Virginia the grand old Commonweai !,
the !" Mother of States and statesmen
of Washington, and Jefferson ana o.ay,
and Lee-now lies PROSTATE at the i't' .,
the conoueror, a rich jewel in the a hands oi
the spoi!cr.-R Wilmington N. C1 'SE@r'
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Re0L Estate for Sale.

NOR SALE, ONE OF THE BEST
4 RETAIL GRoC2RY STANDS in the ~.
state. on the corner Of Vsnabls and hosby Fat
streets Onion Hill The house has five LIZ
rooms, besides the s'ora-r om-all In irtt.rsts
order, newly painted aad papsrsd. Also, DIV nLL"
ma adjoining. containing five roOma. both
houses front ON Venable street So feet, running
back Ill feet. L!so. GARDEN, attached In rear,
fronting 81 feet on No,by street running back i"1
fact; AL wei enc. o5ed There Is also on the
clsce 4 No ! stable, containing'six sails {; car
rage. house, wood house, and coal house. For
cash . bargain may BE- had FOR t4e whole. For
furth r information apply at l5lO NJ ain .treetto
DC 20 L.. "a" L 80
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By Hars:aor. uotcin & Appsrson, tucdoneers aud
Real Estate Agents.

TIvE PR0PgkrY Known AS "BAC0E
ofr.pTyP BgANCH T.vERN," on BROOK
sVEslI-. FOB SAFE OK LEAsE.--At the request
valuable pr perty located above, known rs
FAC0: QUARTER BRANCH TAVERN. with tho
square OF lend attached TO Il, bounded by Brook
Avenue, Sprin2 "a houn, and Goddin streets, con-
tanning nearly two acres. The Improvements are
ali IN good order consisting OF two larae bTck
bu!loiugs-ths having 4 front OF about 100
beautiful sbad, by sycamores-in The midst OF
which Is aptinS OF pnre w.ter. encdssi IN mar
bl. slaba with voiuuIh OF water sufficient, u ID
believed, TO propel machinery, win f"ll OF
twenty feet For many purposes this property IA
great attractions and advantages; especi"!?
would IL be desirable for bravery, paper menr-
factory ,.nnery. OF similar -nt2fpr!.e Possession
yiycn a. once. Terms very reasor able
&C est HARRISON, GoDDlS Arr 6knop.
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Whites. Blacks. Total.

election passed OF quietly, except 1t the
~.Hou-" district, where there was some
....Daucr. Threats We're made against
e. white men for voting the Radical ticket.
...: were on their way 10 the polls but
tu. the trouble, and returned home with
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8 NJ. WILLIAMSON formerly Of a.
-. Y: smkss & Co J, EaHLES. LE GknCEH
1919 Cary street. between Thirteenth AMI NtrSi mia
ctreets. Rchmoni, Va. will give strict attention
10 the sale Of CnJNThT PEorU ICE, and pledges
to his patrons full market prices and prompt re-
turns.
advances will DO made consignments in
hand.
Refers. by permission. to Planters National
Bank Of Virginia; a. +. Harvey, Esd. Preside M
National Bank OF Virginia. Massrs, Hatvsys $
williams. N es.rs. = Y. STOKES g Co.. Messrs. f.
4 Many s. Co. Bankers; Harrison, Godoin <
AppersoN Zeal Esta'e tucr uu2ers.
RICHMOND, Octnher 20. 1857. DC 2l-3ln
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d ARE OPPORTUNITY FARM

ID ARE OPPORTUNITY = ia H.h
IL FOR sALg-It lies IN Chesterfield county
about eight miles from Manchester. short did,
hundred apd th!r,y scr"s, thirty o. which are II
high stats OF cultivation, tbs balance heavily
mill within a short distance of the place. Socis-
ty mona better. The Improvements are a neg
dg slilug house, kitchen, barn, stable, &c, with
an excelient well Of wafer In the yard. The dwell
ing house has five large sooEs, closets, poIchss.
Sc. Auy person desiring 10 purchase the abos .
farm be convinced that !! Is the greatest bar
gaia in ths market by calling al tois aIice, or
"a ires=ius w. Il. 8. through The Richmond post
office. Can be a. ,h!s office AZ II O'Clock any
day. DC PAW
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Virginia EIec:ioHs-sFi:at they Teach
North Carolina.

F.oi1 the Ka,c sh Sentinel.
Now, these facts serve to confirm us in
our position, that it is best and safest to
90 {: for a Convention" First, because
the South has heretofore occupied the un-
deniabIc vantage ground, that it has been
ready TO yield to any demand Of the Go
vernment which lett us the hope Of pre-
serving our liberty, our lives, and our Sa-
cred honor, in order to reconciliation and
peace. To 60 en- m0SSe against Conven-
ton would be used against us as proof Of
contumacy and opposition to Union and
reconciliation neither OF which would be
true, but which the Radicals would be
willing to believe. Secondly, to encourage
our people not TO vote "lor Convention"
or to vote "against Convention" would
most certainly operate TO make thousands
of them do what they have done since the
war, not cote at al, and stay array from Tie
polls. This would be fatal to the Conser-
vative candidates in this State, as it has
been in Virginia. Thousands Of white
registered voters in Virginia would not 60
to the polls, when they determined, If they
voted at all, to vote against Convention.
I'VE believe the Sentinel has hit the nail
Suuarely on the head.
TIE ELECTIONS IN VIRGINIA.-Thc cleo
ton in our sister State has passed, the re-
suit being a success Of Radicalism and Of
a Convention-thc State having undoubt-
edlv gone in favor Of the callingof Con-
vention, and two.thirdS Of the delegates
elect to the Convention being doubtless
black men, or, what is worse, black white
men. This result was brought about, to L
great extent, by an indifference and apa-
| thy which unfortunately existed IN many
sections OF that ouce noble Old State-an
indifference which her citizens assumed
when their hopes were crushed BY the loss
of that cause for WHICH they for four years
suffered and endured so much-an lndltier-
cnce which the present momentouS crisis
could not throw of. But, alas for them,
they have unfortunately allowed their
feelings to guide them too far in this IN
stance. By their present action they have
| allowed themselves and their government
70 be passed into the hands of the black
mans party, and they are to-day bound
hand and foot, and almost irgevocably fallen
under tie government OF the negro and
his northern coadjut0rS.
We mourn this fate Of State which
was ever dear TO us as the place OF our
birth, the home OF our childhood, and the
scenes of so many Joys and pleasures, as
well as perils in tie late bloody contest.
We love and honor her people-nobie,
generous OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mlslortunes
Lave almost crushed their Likelihood from
them, and tho tear OF regret winch De-
dims our cheek At beholdiIg this sad mis-
hap that has now betallen them IS pul
lust tribute to the memory OF All that was
once tie pride Of Nirgnians. AS we drop
the veil over Virsinia'o former prioe ana
might, our heart aendS up prayer 'liaI d
return of reason may yet pace inc
moth Of States once again in her pro-
ner nosition, and Ler people be some day
seain allowed to hold MP their heads IN
honest pride. Weldon -Ne'cS.
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- LOUISIANA.
Y MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

FACULTY.
a. 4. CEIAS, III. D., smer!tns Professor o. OBJ
-t.tyics aad Diseases Of "nmeG and Children
JAMES JOKES. y D., Professor Of Obstetrics and
Diseases az "Cns! and Children;
Wat,tE., >ErEE, Il -, Professor If Surgery
r. g 5lCHA2D>'I ii. =, Professor q Anatomy;
J ~ II aLLET, Pm D, Professor Il Chemistry;
SAaCE!. NJ BEMiSS y. u. Professor o. the
Theory aud Practice OF Me!iCiGe;
STANFORD Z. CHAlLLE, NJ. D., Professor OF
Physiology and Patio logical anatomy
FRANK HAWTHokI. u. D., Professor pro tenn.
VI Materi4 Media and Therapeutics.
D2AoS.TS4Toas OF ASAronY:
WM. C. NICHOLS, u. D. 9. J. BlCkBAd, n. D.
TIE th;rtia,L annual course Of instruction IN
this institution will Degia o. emOsr I'm, and =nd
in the following march. Preliminary Lectures
VIII be given daily in the Charity HOSPITAL, cota-
IneIic.u october 18th. AZ which ln7 also tne tTN
and extensive rooms for Practical Anatomy VII! De
opered. The ficilit.es OF the school, h"fstotore
III. arpastei, have, by the lneceiity q me state
lie sls lature, been greatly increased daring tas
DE- II season that nov sVsry Chair has a;tdchsI
10 IL practical usartment, in which sIud rat- %
taughC 70 observe for tn mhel7es the Idcs set
IL tls lecture Dom.
Fsrs for all the Lectures, $40: &a;ricnlst'on
lpati br. oncs), 50 Practical -aLoLAy, s-U r@J
For further iaiOrmat!or, atcrssa ,-,,,ec
pkoP. ;. Il BEN SIS,
an ao-dIsElayom A:.in. Dean.
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Commissions Merchants.

CWYNN, GOTTEN " CO., CO1TO&
AZ FACTOES nm GENERAL COMMISSION
MEkCa y 7 :, LIS WEST LOMBARD STREET,
BALTIMORE.
strict personal attention given TO sales OF COT
TOT. TOB eco, and CA =
K4ier to General wal:e- Gwyrn. =. c., General
Joseph 4 Anderson, Colonel &. @. Tompkins, =.
ID. Townas. kichron!. Va.
HENRY GWY&N, Of Baltimore
X e GOTTEN. late of IarDuro', y. G.;
W-LTER GWYNN, JR., late OF South Carolina.
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W Use.

7Ga plurality Of nuucans and Taylors
....# t... e".el,-~u,ss or want OF knowing the
nrnur~ Oh The part OF those who wrote
.muars Charles T. duncan and William
....u. nrJur Tia. name, of the candidates.
I.... Iiutu was a rebel during the war,
@. u Ehr army, being attorney for the
....EEe9lN tor Lee Cuuuly-:I very pro-
,En0u- lawyer.
...e. I Duncan. rebel soldier. belonged
IWr,y--oyvuth Virginia volunteer in
splendid soldier and real gentleman.
..uoa acquainted with Mr.. Taylor.
a.ayrE Auburu. farmer OF moderate
..n Union during the war.
M.rp4 CulnrrlsoU, Il Federal soldier, and
... Losal L"a-uer-yrry little ability.
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~ In want OF GO DS, especially those who buy
thsIr goods for Cash, or those who pay their btlB
promptly when due, viii prornots their own ints-
rests TO give ms call bsfors purchasirg else
where. MOSES hi.LHisRR,
2s--lw MAR str
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Dry Goods.

TRY GOODS AT WHOLESALE;-
IL 200 cases OF new and desirable d'oDe Joss
received from tn New York trade auction sSls"'
at heavy dscline f;om former prices. q
MOSES MfLLHIsERS.
Main gtFast
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n REAT EXCIT EMENT AT
NO ?cJ Broad street. between Second and Third
Ladies' dIspu'ipg over this beautiful BALnORAL
SKIRT a. rs, worth 81 so:
Bs.n.iful CALICOES, 10 and l2c.: and tho best
MSRRIMACk for isc., worth zoe. all over
cood BBhE.CHgD COTTON for 10 and lac.;
Nice III BLgACHED for Is and dc:
TnIi. width BLEACHED SHEhTlS Gs at 10 and 45e;
SRowE COTTON, from lie. up TO l6c:;
Beautiful DELAlNES, figured and plain a. ~ ana
Au.wool MERINOS, from soc. mp;
Slack and Colorsd ALPAGAs. rom scc. mp
Black And Coorsd CLoAks for Ladies at *'-ia-
y,c ssf Max and White SHAwLs for 81 andup
Whi,a ana Colorei RLANhELS for rs and 3oc.,
RED TICKING for loo, worth Soc,
Wnits and Colorsd BLANKETS, very low
CoES2TS warranted to be whalebone, from ''c.
ua-.sille. and Worried BEDsPREADs:.
large stock Of LADlEo' HUSs, tafee-taFcaa''ot
HOOP SKIRTS for acc and mp q.
Ladies and Gentlemer's UNDsRVESTs, from 7sc.
Arew SUPPLY OF worstsd sH.WLS and HOODS
splendid stock Of CASSlNERES, Tor men ana
BOYS wear
Splendid stock of Mons Ladies', and Children's
SHOES and BOOTS, very low;
Al. linen HANDkEkCHiKFS for loc. and up
Coed KID GLOVES, from Soc. up.
Ladies' living Mt distance will De furnishes
from all OF my friends to examine my prices
Remember the placa-So. 2C8 BROAD SIhEhA'
0e "ssI. ss'o"u anu M" ''''' L. ROSE.
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c. r. BARNES, J.r. 1rars, s. p. F"wLER.
y aR@ ES, JCSTIS 81 FOWLER,
81 Successors t. IrsTis N F"wigR.) GEN EEAL
NNISSIrT AED FUGW ahDlNG hEGCHAeIh,
No 80! F.auEIin street Eichm1nd, Va. Parties
shipping rEpDUC- 10 his houaa can draw fcl
ono-half tn value OF shipment soon as ship
PED ha balance xiii be paid over IS sooa az sold
Strict attention given 10 tas business. Quick
sales and prompt retnrns made
..sierro William II. Gaholl. member OF Virginia
Iegis tue. Buckingham county: Colonel =.
Ccbbs Farmvila Va. A. d. Pierce, stanton,
Va. J. X hoiner, Wavreshoro, augusta county.
Va Lc-euh Dettor Greenwood Alocmarlo. Va;
l.. S Pollard, Richmond, Va; Lancaster & 60,
baryers. Richmond. Va. II 3n
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NEW GOODS, CHEAP FOR CASH.
Brown and Bieached Cotton, all grades;
Brown and Bleach cd Sheetings,
Pillow case CcttOns,
Linen Sheetings and Pillow Linens;
Great bargains in Towels;
Large assortment Prints, very cheap;
Beautiful Nous. de LANES;
VERY CHOICE MOURHING GOODS,
comprising Reps, Grape, herino,
Biarritz, Fonta.ne, dc Laines
Toplins 0ttomans,
Alpacas, Rombaz!nes, &c.
CHOICE ASSORTMENT IRISH POPLIHs.
Shawls, Shawls;
Fine assortment Flanuels, Table Damask,
Napkins, Ba lmoral Skirts. Cassimeres,
Satinetts, Kentucky Jeans, &C., at
WILLIAM n. BELL & CO.'S,
1923 GOT Broad street.
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Stores, T;3l,c0re, DC.

MOTHER LOT OF K + N D + RS
"A Ash Pans, Coal Hods, Cook Stoves, Ranges,
Heating Stoves CG!l and LOOK at them, and gee
orr prices before Purchasing elsewhere.
MOUNTCASTLE's
stove and house furnishing establishment.
oci7 No $50 Broad street, Richmond va.
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TuST RECEIVED, all sizes sol OF me
j IoRnINd GLogY HEATING sTofA' '0f
Parlcrs' s'o'e:i EaokY 4 CO.. lat Main street.
rUST RECEIVED, THE GEM IN IN
gnoE1S TO- heating the rrs:, second, and third
sTo' 20, ios ~ GREGORY 4 CO.,
Ho1aS " o-4' lat Main street.
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Z II 2 Q z T a n IT To FAMILIES.
i AOUNTCASTLg's STORE AND TIN 81
DEPOT. No. $40 BkoAD srsEE ; E&a
latest improved STOVES, which makes E5sugl
my assortment Of Parlor, Cooking, ana II .E&
Onice Stoves the best In the city. Par ~
Tor stoves from 80 TO $40 Cooking Stoves, com,
pl,te $40 $50; very large sizes, $50 70 sl9o AL
Stoves warranted AZ represented. -,
Plumbing, Gas tiGog, Steam Piping, iln.t ooi
ins and stove Repairing done a. the shortsst no
tice and reason able tssDs. al WORK "S'
% 70 s'r rsssifs STOVES and RANGES formerly
SOLD by george s'a:ts'ii X. aoUNTCAsTL8.
NO sso Broad street.
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IuBN P. WATSON formerly with
~ Brown, Hi Il Co., now dis'otyool, Commis-
sale .! Cctton a:.d Waollen Yarns, &c, anc Wool.
No. -: Strt wberry street, Philadelphia, Pa. Ee-
fera ~ permission 10 Mr. JoGn ". II rrsy, Frest-
dent Cora Exchange >at'oGal Bank, bhiladei-
phi: N-ss-s VIM ( Wea.er, No. G! Barclay
street k.1 / ork 26-'n
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pDHlED WAREH, USE.
- SMITH & RiCHIOND,
Wholesale Tobacconir's anc General Commission
Merchants,
alabama street ALianta, Ga.
Liberal advances made on Iet!nl fobaccoa.
Eo!ur TO J. Is. PAGE and } L. hoystor, OF Kich-
mOnd :. husteli, president, and William b.
Tul!sr Cashier, Atlanta : Ational Bank
3rn#
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Educational.

5. HDJL.
vi NINTH AND CLAY STREETS,
d. ] ii. G. McduiRG,} PRINCIPALS.
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