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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24

NicR warm blankets, heavy winter clio .hs,
suitable for dress OF business suits, and
handsome tiapnels-a. Shields Davenport
Woolsn Mills. |; is just . pleasant walk TO
the mills, and we advise every lady in the
civ 10 take H.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24

% - rHs aasr.--ltD y the lf3aa' 4 sust.on
Is-N ATE sasfa#sa ~ le.e - get thorough irsc
tie.l bsEfess i4s4'tin. or tp become good ~oend
TELEGRAPH opsFatYr. Tor orruiers Ani pap-'-- si-
dr,-- L-a-psi0s stamp "The ifTfaat 4 tfai'o n
Coenn nsrcill . ii.e,s, davenport, lows
1T. TEsris, Gardener sni FloTist, cor.
4th and Geia s;s.. fruit sad ornamental
trees. my2s-lv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24

sfgEa's WiSEs are the pure juice OF the
grape whoss pure ani generous qualities
csnaos be c.cellei Tor the invalid or con>
va.eaeni. They are highly esteemed Tor
sacramento purposes. ~ b. Good Wine
makes yoai tiood
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24

PosI OfrIcE.-Gen. Sanders. our worthy
Postmaster, desires that notice be gwen thst
The Pos. Office will be closed tomorrow
from 10 O'Clock A. N. TO G o'clock Pm. The
public will peise take notice
So. 900 worth of clothing is Offered ~
auction by Sam and Pete, day and night, Al
Norton & Ryan's-22 Main 81. All should
avail themselves Of this opportunity fol
buying clothing at their own prices.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24

yeas We MI pav >lsrn FOR sry uiachue that viii
sew stronger. more beautiful or more elastic seam
than oars. X MsAr- tAr I" Elastic Lock stitch -
Every second sssteA can ~ cn,. and sfl the cloth
carrot bs puliel apart with0ai tearing H. We par
Aserts nom - g. ssr Ter rson;h aud expenses or
commission -om which twsee lha; amount can be
made Address. skSoNB CO.. PITTSBURGH.
Fs ~ PNSroS, MASS
Al tlcN---Do not he imposed upon hv other Dsr-
ties p4uain- G wort ale-- .-i Iron machine. r,ss-
The same name or otherwise OUR tie onl, s~nn
iue AID really practical et-sap machine msfursr,ur
ed. dee2S-aSwim
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24

srhvgD Hin RiGHT.--We were shown 10.
day handsome four hundred dollar watch
and chain, = Christmas gil: 10 Mr.. Isaac
Mitchell by Messrs. Strong i Bailwin.--
That Kind Of ,riteh-ing must 5e pleasant.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24

Land 4 .nsurance Agts. No. ~ brady 81
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24

C.lL At Horr's for the finest stock .
Pis,o Spreads every odesed in this city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24

HrfI Hol ~ THE .,..-
Z. ieefi = SCOTT HVt =,
a. -. sssNyss.EE.. VI. Va.
nFFtcE S0RTH ENTRANCE FIRST DOOR
" a. a.. rlsht ; s.s'. B,aek. davenport, Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24

CALEsMEN. LADIES OR GENTLEMEN. so
- ,ia- ssJ - seli the LADIES sEM send a. -.
far sample. OF s.rcl;sFsffse LAApHEAk PER
Ky Cleveland, o4io. ocils-asfn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24
n.NrsarRY.

IT p. DODGR 81 RECON DENTIST. rs. 70
III moved h. oflicr 10 War; rer's
store BRADY street h.t "a & 3d streets. Those de-
ei-ang fret class ALL DO we'll to- call Charges
Al~s5s reasonable. AMI worAmanshia excelisd ~
none. declA-fu
GESTS WA%rrD-fea, AS $40. STAR
n sill TrlF SEWING MACHINE. Patented
M3-eA ls l-'i- II u-sr two thrrAdr and makes tar
genuine Lock sfif n alike ON both eides. All other
low pri ed machines make Chain stiich. Great tn
ducenents o.,rrvi Srsd for Circular. and Samples
ot-rw NJ. Esch Agent giving copy of cttrr- patent.
r. g. IAriIlsO4 q CO.. - sIl % Reynolds Block.
ChicNg9. oci23dsm
m .uxt xv-Fusnx
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24

SERIOUSLY WouxDED.-Ous Chicago dis
patches to-day announce that Denny
o O'Brien, a character we'll but not favorably
known in this vicinity, was last night shot
and seriously injured in fracas with some
plug uglies in that city. Nobody grieves.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24

HaYDs's THIRD MAss.--This grand ora
torio. one Of the most sublime ever CON-
posed, will be sung tomorrow morning, q
five o'clock. at Ste. Marguerite's Church, in
accordance with usual custom. The Grand
Mass services will 10 very imposing.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-24
ACKLEY HOUSE
Third ST.. East Of Perry.

CENTRALLY AND PLEASANTLY LOCATED
" near the business part of town. directly opposite
the Post Otice The yruprieinr- have leased the
premises for term of and have put the spart-
in-ut- IN thorough business order Offering csfnforta-
ffss s~F4.ru-,N3 Mfs4.ss
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CIT 4 1t = u =
no Paper morrow.

Ia order that eyeiIbody. tie DAhoehAf
office included, may take whole hoaday
tomorrow. and enjoy Christmas, the regular
edition Of this paper will be suspended TIL
ThursdaY
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one HUNDRED GUESTS.

Iaey respectfully solicit share OF pabiic patron
80. henrsnf They can give entire satisfaction In
al es-es tn.tT charges viii he reasonable
tannrs'ed wsfh the hanse Is SPACIOUS STA
-, N "A W be u ca.rce ~ competent kost
.cr. rS'aefs sid par-on- travelling ith their ow
Terms VIII ~ 'tniorttsle qasrters as the Aekley
h"a-H- sass'-dsNa4 ACAIEY D CROSS
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50. CHARLES HOTEL.
|'Oruer Third mud sHarrssoa SITS

DAVENPORT. IOWA
THIS NEW AND wEfieFTRSISHED HOUSE
q uew open ~ the pahr. Charges reasonable.
Dinner heurr frsn IL ". To - y. NJ.
a.s9-aiy ~ REILLY. Prnar'e'e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-15

SINGULAR FATALITY-SCDDEN DEATHS.
There occurred near Mt. Zion church, in
Berkeley county, the latter part OF last
week, says the Spirit Of jefferson, the
most heart -rending and lamentable, not
to say singular, mortality that we nave
ever been called upon to record. Three
youths-Edgar Miller, son OF W. Miller /;
Michael Henry, son of Philip Henry; and
Willie Gorrell, grandson Of Mrs. Eliza Cor
rell all living in the same nelghOorhood
and attending school at Mt. Zion church,
were taken sick about the same time--Fri-
day afternoon of last week-upon return
ing from school, Edgar Miller dying on the
following day, Michael Henry upon the
following Sabbath, and Willie Gorrell on
Monday. 49,,
So sudden was the death of young Nil
Ter that we understand a physician sent
for did not arrive in time to administer
any remedies-even could anything have
proved eflicacious but in the case of the
other two, several physicians were in at
tendance upon them, but their united skill
was of no avail.
Our informationis that all the physicians
present pronounce the disease-if disease 1t
was-the most singular Of any occurring
in their experience. The whole nervous
system was Frustrated from the first of the
attack, and although their best efforts
were directed to produce rejection, yet all
known remedies failed, and the patients
rapidly sank until death ended their suf-
ferings.
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fore I they proceed to more forciblc
demonstrations. They think If they
can clear out these blasphemers a few mi
nutes after the time, they have done an
equally good work. As some Of these
sects Use torches, wax candles, slaves, or
crooks, in their worship, they proceed to
use these as weapons Of offence or de-
fence, and regular melee ensues. Then
come in the soldiers, who separate the
combatants by filing in between them,
turning out those whose hour is mp, ana
leaving the Mace in possession of the last
corners IF blood is shed, the church Is
oInaad Coz the dav. Such scenes are &C.
cnrr;ng all day long, and the presence Of
soldiers is therefore absolutely necessary.
Eycbn,pe.
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COAST THY BREAD UPON THE WATERS"
We met yesterday member of the gallant
old Eighteenth Virginia regiment who
during the late war was taken prisoner
and confined at Point Lookout. While
there, noble-hearted and patriotic Mary
lander visited the place, and though an
utter stranger, presented him and many
others with twenty, dollars each to relieve
their pressing wants; and our friend tells
us it was q relief indeed, and he has no
doubt saved the life Of many gallant fell
low who but for the comforts it purchased
would now be lying beneath the sod which
covers so many of his heroic comrades.
After the war and his return home our
friend did not forget his benefactor, but,
being ignorant Of his. poSt-otlice address,
wrote to various places in Maryland, until
few days ago he received an ansWJ y 10
his letter, informing him of the where
abouts Of him he was seeking. The OBJ
ject of his visit here was to purchase a
check for the sum given him, which was
done, and, accompanied with a letter of
warm and heartfelt thanks, it was yester-
day sent TO the stranger who, in the hour
Of his pressing need, stretched forth his
hand and with generous kindness relieved
his wants without hope or prospect Of re-
munsration.-Lynchdaay Meas.
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WHITE TEETH.--The SAP0NINE
w DENTIFRIcE will cleanse, whitsn, and pc.
: nd heal and harden the gums. Read the annexed
rscomme and ations OF some OF our well. known and
most prominent dentists:
RICHMOND, December 1s, 1850.
Ihave for many years used in nv family and
prescribed to my patients the SAP0NINE DkNTI-
fRlCE, prepared by Messrs. MEADE i BAKER, who
have acquainted me with its composition, and all
who use II may do with the assurance that 1t ts
far preferable TO most preparations OF its kind, and
tina 1t does not contain any ingred that can by
possibility injure the teeth in organism or appear
ance. JOHN q. WAIT, Den'ist.
weconfdently recommend to all VINO need an
efficient and harmless TOOTH POWDER the elegant
PREPARATION OF MEADE & BAKER known ~ sA-
aToseR W jones', Dentist.
r N HUDSON, Dentist.
W. LEIeH BuRTos, Dentist.
J. HALL MOORE, NJ. D., Dentist.
JOIN MAHoyY, Dentist.
PRICK: Fifty cents box; Prepared onyspT
fsa Practical Pharmaceutists, Richmond, va.
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CuRrcus Custom AN English gentle
man who has lately travelled in Palestine
recently gave description of the curious
acenes that are enacted in the Church of
the Holy Sepulchre. He said that when
you first entered the church you would be
snrprised 10 see party Of soldiers with
their guns stacked within reach. 1t seemed
. sacrilege in such aholy place, and struck
ono rather unpleasantly. Bat he soon
found out the necessity for it. According
TO the law OF the country, every sect i
allowed 10 worship there; and as Il IL CON
sidered equally sacred both by Christians
epd Mahamedans, all wish time for their
mode Of worship. The law allows them
IN hour each. They commence at six n
ths morning. At that hour those who
have the first privilege enter, bringing with
them whatever is necessary to conduct
their particular religious rites. Tbev
20 through their prayers and chants. and
ell Is very quiet till about a quarter
tot, when those who have the priv.
lsge Of the next hour begin to ar.
rive. At first, all Is decorum; bu,
presently the newcomers begin to hiss and
mock. As their numbers increase, and
they become stronger, they shove and
esovd and = tho time iessenp, they &c,
wosS sad more bold. ktsw minutsss bs'
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THE DEATH OF GERARD, THE LIoN-KILLER.
About two years ago the newspapers an
nounced the death Of Jules Gerard, the
famous lion-killer, during an exploring
visit in Central Africa, but gave no &C
counts Of how it occurred. According to
information given by NJ. Huchard, French
merchant established in the Shuboro, and
by Ali-ben-Mahomed, Gerard's interpre-
ter, the explorer fell victim to the cupi-
dity and ferocity Of the negroes whom he
had engaged as his guides and protectors.
His baggage and provisions were at first
pillaged repeatedly during his journey
from Seraboo to Marina by the chief Of the
former village. Being thus deprived of
what was necessary for him to continue,
Gerard sent back his Interpreter for
fresh supply. On his way back to reloin
his master he learnt at the village Of Mo
Jnpan that he had been drowned by the
Kosos, who had conducted him from Woola
to Makalay, and that his body was found
in the River Jong, which flows on the ter
ritory of Shuboro. According to Ais
account, the body, when found, was quite
naked, the arms tied behind his back, and
a niece of wood, with large stone at
tached, was fastened to his waist. Ali
tried to recover bis instruments, but could
not do so. The provisions he had were
taken from him by the negroes, and he
himself beaten, bound, and kept as a
slave.
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DEATH OF AN ECCENTRIC AND WELL.
KNOWN CHARAcTER.-Our southern ex-
changes bring US intelligence Of the death,
a few days since, Of -. n. Free,"e mo-
nomapiac Of the purest water, who, while
living, rejoiced in the rather elongated II
not egotistical title Of "the immortal J..
NJ the greatest orator, statesman, ana
philosopher of the age" For years past
the whole current of the deceased thoughts
seemed to be directed to the thorough re-
construction of the Union, his theory be-
ing that in the late war both sections were
right and both wrong-a hypothesis which
but few could comprehend. 81. NJ" as
he preferred to style himself, while labor
ing under singular hallucination relative
to The adjustment of our national dlfhcul-
ties. was q man of considerable intelligence,
and his insanity was Of perfectly harm-
less nature. The deceased was the gen.
tleman to whom was accorded an inter-
view with Jefferson Davis at Fortress
Monroe recently, an account OF which mas
been pubKshed.-NationaI Republican.
?. Sly. N" denies the truth of the
above story in the following note to the
Staurton Prginian:
l greet you, and through you the pic
turesaue Valley. / desire to correct,
through your journal, few OF the many
misapprehenSionS in regard to my political
views. 1t is not true that | desire any
change in our republican form of govern
ment. ! prefer it to any other, and deem
it, honestly administered, ample and a
blessing. 1t is not true that |. am a
"Fenian," as / belong to no secret organi-
cation, but it is true that feel, and have
often expressed, deep sympathy for down
trodden Ireland, and do wish her safe de-
Eyerance from continued and heartless
oppression. Her soul is too great for
manacle. 1t has been reported that | was
dead, but thank Heaven l still live to
stand by the RIGHT, place it where you
may. Yours, periodically, J. n.
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Mr.. Ei,oard Wilder, City:
Dear sir,-I have examined your Stomach Bitte p
carefulIy. aud found 1t what you represent IL 10
he The high order which the ingredients gong
into ii take in the Msteria Medics, as well as IN
most happy propoptioned combination Oh . su9
lar preparation in the country. The fact that you
uss only the purest Bourbon whisky must necessa-
rily recommend your Bitters in another point, es-
pecially as far as wholesomeness and palitability
Are taken into consideration. was well pleased
TO see in your establishment the process OF manu-
featuring your Bittera carried on by way Of dis
placement. which not only gives You better pro-
Duct. but also recommends itself by clearer opera
t,nn RNIf SCa1grRR.
Ipothscsry and Chemist.
Louisville, September %, 1883.
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Mr Ef,p1-d Wilder. 9th !.

Dear ir,-My wife and child nave bean suffering
for several months from Indigestion. Ny wife,
seeing your advertisement, requested me 10 bring
her bottle of your Stomach Bitters, which did
10 state that my child, now four months old, who
has not had voluntary action since It's birth, IL
entirely restored and my wife Is enjoying the best
out bottle of your Bitters in the house, az shs
says II Is the most strengt ening and appetizing
tonic that be used aud that no house Dug ut to
be without it and | feel it due to the public to
m AXE known the wonderful good II has performed
in nv household. and most heartily recommend its
use in every family.
Iremain yours respectfully,
of Craig, Truman & Co., 2l6 Main street.
Louisville, October 20 1866.
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A GREAT WEIGHT OF SNOw.-The Detroit
Post calculates that in the "great snow Z"
,4lO, 100000 tons of snow fell, or more
than ten times as much in weight as all the
wheat grown in the territories of the
United States since the discovery Of the
continent by Columbus.
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J1OR NEW YORK.-ATLAN-4 tim
F TIC COAST NAIL STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.-Thss splendid new sids-wnsei stsn IN
ship HATTKRA8, ALRxANpSl commander, AIDE.
NIRLE, A. BOURNE commander, leave hlenmonS
:y.Ty TSKsPkAsHb sRd .n pE sspp44IkpHY
These SHIPS are entirely new, and were ouii'
s1R Ssx s ~, n spisndid SALOONS and STATE.
ROOFS, and the FARE, ACCOMMODATIONS snd
ATTENTION are unsurpassed.
By this 6ns AZ; psf
shiupsrs ara Invited 70 notice that the great
damage and loss BY handling, and exposure nom
frequent s.shipping,.M on other lines 10 a'oi0s'
Frsishts for points beyond New York viii DO for;
wardsd with dispatch, and no charge made exesp'
actual expenses Incurred.
These ships discharge cargo In New YORK at pieI
No. 50 North river, and the ComPany,s steamers
for WmMnSSn MSr s.W leave from s
same pier. Goods for these points can Do trans
fsrrsd without sxpsnss or exposure.
Insurance. Ii very low BY these ships, ana 70 y
sconomy In time, insurance, and condition In
~ Souts from virginia Insurance elected Il
lowest rates. when ordered. a.
AGENTS:
LIVINGSTON, FOX Co.,
SAMUEL AYREs b Co.,
Richmond. Virgins.
'ohN : Civ is' Point ana Petersburg.
T. e. WEBB sor,olr. Virginia.
For freight UsRps sf.ih: i .Rg1EA CO., Agents.
once corner OF Cary and Virginia Streets oPpo
sits the Tobacco Exchange. deT-u
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1t will cure DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COMPLAINT,
and all species of INDIGESTION, lNTERMIT-
TENT FEVER, and FEVER and AGUE, and all Pc
rodical diseases.
1t will give immediate reiefin collie and FLu8.
1t will cure COSTIVENESS.
It is mild and delightful invigorant for delicate
females.
1t is a safe ANTI BILIOUS Alternative and
TONIC for family purposes.
1t Is a powerful recuperant after the frame has
been deblitated and reduced by sickness.
1t is an elegant appetizer az well as strengthener
of tho digestive forces.
1t is desirable alike as a corrective and mild ca
thartic.
It's being daily used and prescribed by all ply
sicans as the formula will be handed to any regu-
lar graduate. EDWARD WILDER,
de 7-eod Sole proprietor. Louisville, Ky.
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Rock HAVEN, MEADE COUNTY, KY.,}
Dctohar "a 1855


Mr.. Ed,oard Wilder, LouisriHe, KY:
Dear Sir,-I take pleasure in saying that was
suffering from Ague aud Fever, or Chills and re-
YER for seyera months, when ] was advised by q
friend TO try your famous Stomach Biters, and al.
ter using two bottles am entirely restored; ltnot
only imparts new vigor but tits truly the best
strengthening and appetizing tonic, at the same
time pleasant to the taste, have ever known used
or afforded to the public; and ! would say to al
those similarly afflicted that ifthey would be cured
and have the disease thoroughly eradicated from
the system, to use your Bitters, and be convinced
Of their wonderful medicinal power and virtue.
p. p. HEWITT.
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Inr1sx111x Ky October II, lses.
p. p. HEWITT,

To E. Wilder, Esq, City:
WAS a good deal AFFLICTED with Indigestion and
occasional attacks of Dyspepsia. was advised to
use your Bittsra. scarcely used one bottle when
felt relief and from the OF the Bitters. though
nearly sixty years Of age, feel the same en-
ergy and vivscity and cheerful spirits OF boy OF
twenty Ave. Your Bitters are pleasant tonic and
cordial and as they are prepared with pure ingrs-
dients and good old Bourbon whisky, can safely
endorse their use TO I'll afflicted as was. would
saw to such persons, keep your mind easy, your
bowels open, your head cool, your feet warm, and
use Wilder's Bitters, and nsvsr min the Doctor.
Respectfully, J. Z. BUCKLES
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yIRGISIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,(
December 3, 1893.


Us E .s;s:;:::: 2sxssss ~
TREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
W NORTH, EAST, AND WEST, VA THk
RICHMOND, FREDREICKsBUR0 AND PoTOMAg
RAILROAD, CARRYING tue UNITED SrATEs
NAIL TWICE DAILY.-ELEGAET CARS, WITH
NEW PATENT SLEEPING CHAIRS, ON ALL
NIGHT TRAINS, WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE
REDUCED THROUGH PARRs.-Ths only railroad
route issuing THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH
BAGGAGE CHECKS from Richmond TO the cities
North, East, and West.
Trains on this road are now run a. follow: The
DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves Richmond
daily al 8 so A. NJ, arriving 10 Washington at se
p w., connecting with the EARLY AFTERNOON
EXPRESS TRAINS for the NORTH, EAST, and
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, With
ELEGANT CARS with NEW PATENT SLEEPING
CHAIRS attached. leaves Richmond daily at II Is
p. M, arriving In Washington at 9. 50 A. M. con-
Meeting with the EARLY MORNING TRAINS for
the NORTH, EAST. and WEST. NO EXTRA
CHARGE FOR SLEEPING CHAIRS.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, with local ex.
press packages, leaves Richmond daily tSundays
excepted at ais r. NJ, arriving In Frsderisks.
01 TKkkoUGa TICKETS and THROUGH BAGGAGE
CHECKS TO Alexandria, Washington, Baltimore
Phiiadslphis, New York, Boston, and all the prin
sipal cities In the West.
for further information and through tickets
apply at the once Of tho Company, corner Broad
and Eighth streets, Shockoe Hill.
J. B. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
SAMUEL RutB, Superintendent. nos
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TlOBACCO.--We have In store three
i boxes Of the old eRIN0K0 CHEWING TO.
;. " .s.vLlvy lRorHRlg.
Nu ..r - Main stssst.
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JAMES RIVER STEAM BREW
- ERY-ALE, PORTER, AND LAGER BEER
We are prepared 10 furnish these articles at lower
prices and OF as good quality as any, whether do
me site or imported
Orders car be left with A. Y. STOKES 4 Co., who
are our authorized agents for the sale OF our goods
in Richmond.
"a s-ts BETZ, YUENGLING BB1 En-.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

DICHMOND BROOM FACTORY,
III No. 1926 FRANKLIN STREET.
BR00MS of all kinds on hand at the lowest
rates.
which will pay the highest market price.
ia 2l-lm ]. q. SNBLSON.
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EDWARD WILDERS
- FAMOUS
GToNAC BIT 7 Z X y.

Read III following home evidence OF It's medicinal
virtue, and try 1t in your own family circle:
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

DAVID B. CLARK
~ (FoRMgRLY WITH NJ BLAIR Col,
COMMISSION MERCHANT and MERCHANDISE
BROKER,
Thirteenth street between Main and Cary,
RICHNOsD, VA.
Also represents the house OF hessrs 6RETrER
CLARK Com mis- sion Merchants and ship
Brokers, Norfolk, Va.
IA 30-tsl