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SPENCER & DASIZL.
RICHMOND, Va. October ,..7
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Tu,r

FIN I
N tho partnership lately exi.,in. be,r.a 90 -
A. Parsons and z. ID. ChampIin her.,o,ors
rying on trade under the firm OF ". 4 P.gs1ys
L Co No. 1912 Main street, was on the an s,,'s
October 1867, dissolved by mutual cons4nt ~
debts due and owing TO the said par:nsrsLI5 %"
be received by the said ". A. Parsons ara -
persons TO whom the said partnership -..rs. - -
debted requested Immediately 20 .ond IN IN.
respective accounts 10 said w a. Ptr.ar. ~.
order that the same may be ssttlsi. $50
w. A. PARSOTS
Z. ID. CITANpTrY
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GENERAL UPHoLSTERGR.

Irespect(uily Inform my friends and no ! t'',y !,
tina, n.v-.a taken the store corner With ana fl'.''
streets, where an, prepared 70 execute pi"+f's
All orde rs FOR manufacturing
AAIR AND SHOCK MATTRESSES.
FEATHER BEDS,
BOOSTERS ASD PILLOWS.
LAYING CARPETS, anl .,..,
GENERAL ufhuLsl n; =
4, al ia br,nchss Also All AIuI, =! iuGiaia
neatly repaired and garnl,hoI a. lower prices '~-'
anywhere IL tho city. ,,,rr,.S
oc lo-eod?w. corner Ninth ana BroAi sHv'"'
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STANTON has returned to WASHINGTON
:. ANTON SHERIDAN, and SIcKLEs. What a
''io OIL disappointed politicians
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October sth, 1867.

In retiring from thu MANAGEMENT Of the gy
CHANGE HOTEL. to continue the same busr.,.
IN New York desire TO express to nv rrisra.
and TO the public my gratitude for the liberal "a.
tronags which has been extended to the firm
during my connection with II.
My friend and partner Colonel JOSEPH L. Clg
RINGTON will continue 10 conduct the bgslrs..
ard | bespeak in his behalf tas favor u nv
friends. L. J. YOgD
Richmond, Octobsr3, 1897. &C lC--g,
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MARRIED.

October 10th, by the Rev. J.. A. Paterson, Mr.
FREDERICK w. CLARK and Miss MARIA
CLARK; both 81 Richmond city.
On the Same day, by tho same Mr: DORhih =.
COOPER and Miss SARAH JANE BUECA; DOM
OF Richmond city.
In Pittsburg, Pa, on tho sth Infant, by tho
Rev. A. X Bell, CHARLES j.. bukBkl n! 10
Miss MARY f. f. WAHD, daughter OF Charles n
Ward, Eha formerly Of Pstersbnrg.
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SDeMnJ Notices.

SET MISS A. MACKIE,
nINTH STREET
SECOND DOOR PROM MAIN.
has Just returned from New YORK, ana WI, op ~
her fall and winter styles OF BON o. - a -
FLOWERS. &C.. on THURSDAY, October 10th.
oc St
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PERSONAL.

IF ELIZA REFDE, frecdwoman,
l. the daughter OF Pleasant Mosby, OF Louise
county, Is living, she will write TO her brother,
HENRY WILKINSON. at Louisa Courthouse,
Va. When last heard from she was In Richmond.
oc Fit
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DIED.

On tho nth October, 1857, ROBERT w. COOK,
son OF William and Frances Cook, aged one year
and ten months.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are
invited to attend the funeral TO-DAY at o. clock
Z. NJ. on Tenth and Blakley streets, Manchester.
Petersburg Express please copy.
On the nth instant. CORA BELLE, youngest
daughter OF William J. and Martha A. Hundlcy
aged one year and nine months.
Thy little bed is empty now,
Thy little hood IS laid by;
mothers hope, a mothers Joy,
In D.atas cold arms doth lie.
And when my bleeding heart les still,
And earth's cold troubles DER,
My baby girl. with harp and crown,
Will lead Inc to the Lord.
The friends and acquaintanccs Of the family are
invited 10 attend her funeral THIS Saturday
EEENlNG Il. ! O'Clock, At the oregon Hill Meth"-
dist church.
Petersburg papers please copy
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Es~ SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
The Subscribers have now for sale fall stock OF
the various SCHOOL BOOKS used In the city and
surrounding country, together with every dsscrip-
ton of STATIONERY usually required all Of
which will be- sold as low as can be had any
wb-re. WOODHOUSS s. PARuAM,
oe lis, 1905 Main street
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THE FIRM OF J. L. CARRINGTOy
L eco, PRoPRIETORS OF THE ENGLAND
HOTEL, Is this day dissolved by mutua. cor..r,
JOSEPH L. CARRlNGTpN has purchaser n,
whole Of the properly and has assumed pXy1an,
OF all debts of tho firm.
J. l.. CARRiSGTOy
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Drugs, Medicines, DC.

BOWERS INFANT co d. A l. !,
y Mrs winsow's Soothing Syrup, Jayne 3 Car
mina,ive Balsan, Oiled silk. Rubber Clolh, &C.
sold by h.. w AbhEh, Apo'nec".g
corner Sixth and Broad streets, market side.
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Dissertations, &c,

dissolution. = Tho concerns :,
~ DANIEL & SPENCER. At Char!o,,a c,,, ~
nou;s ,%a SpsHGsR ~ DANEt Of This ely
party will sign In settlement and Ali p.r.,n,Tt-'
dsbtsd to them are requested to mako inmstr,,s,:
payment; and should any person. have cIsir,,
present them. Our Mr. Spencer will cOntinna ".',
commission business In his own nam. 'n'
SPENCER & DANIEL
THOMAS J. SPENCER will continue ,ba m,
MISSION BUSINESS heretofore condrctet - -.
tn 9 firm OF sponcsr & Daniel, and desire. To .-'
der thanks for the favorH bestowed hsrato,oy. ~;
hopes that our friends Of the old concern an! "a
public generally Will give him a liberal sh.,. :,
patronage. "
OGlce, west end OF Shockos building m .,,,..
THOMAS J. sPEjCgy''
RICHMOND, October !, 1857 &C "a a.,-"'
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HB ID. ID. F.-PERFU1 MED BREATH
pcarly- white teeth, sound and healthy gums.
Decay arrested by using DOWDBN'S DENTAL
FLUID. Recommended by dentists everywhere.
Beware OF imitation. Sold by all druggists.
CANDY, GILPla 4 CO.,
oc Sim wholesale agents, Baltimore, Md.
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A1ll9LSonIC2ltS.

NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
<. D. 0GDRN, SOLE LESSEE AND DIRECTOR.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1887,
GRAND DAY PERFORMANCE at 2 o'clock 7. NJ,
when will he produced the new burlosque OF
THE FORTY THIEVES.
Admission only half price.
SATURDAY STEHIHG, October IL, 1867,
will be presented for the last time the thtl!lhS
THE CHILD-s TEALER.
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nISSOLUTION OF CO.PARTNER,
~ SHlP.-Tha firm OF SNYDER, BOwERS
ca. bias been dissolved as OF data September %
lss7-heing date OF tho decease of Mr. l. j. Bow.
ers Of this firm. The bu.iness will be clo-sd up
by surviving partners Mr.. Alexander delaney
retiring. ASA SNiDSk.
ALEXANDER pEI.AGET,
RICHARD lRHI,
Surviving partners
RICHMOND, Va OctobarI, 1887. &C 5 ~
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SORE THROAT.
We invite attention to a new aud valuable PRE-
paration, THE MCKINLEY STAR POWDER
which has gained great reputation In New YORK
and Europe for the relief OF Clergymans oole
Throat, chronic affections Of the nose, &c.
MEADE & BAKER,
Pharmaceutists,
oc 10 Ninth and Franklin streets.
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Es- SIC SEMPER TYRANNiS!
DOWN WITH THE TYRANNY OF EXoRBI-
TAHT CHARGES AND Up WITH THE
VICTORIOUS BANNER OF DRY
GOODS AT Low PRICES,
which is the motto Of
JULIUS SYCLE, 9l3 MAIN STREET, BETWEEN
NINTH AND TENTH.
Just arrived from northern auctions, great bar
gains in
FRENCH and ENGLISH MERIEoS, IRISH REPS
and POPLlNS in All late styles;
SATIN STRIPE P0PLINS, MOUSLlSS, DE-
BAGES, very cheap;
ALPACAS-BLACK, WHITE, and C0LORED, OF
every quality and price;
The latest and most fashionable color, BIS
MARCk, is amply represented in all the above
goods Call and see them.
SPECIAL.-I have the LARGEST and CHEAP
EST STOCK OF BLANKETS, Of all sizes, to be
found In Richmond. AS the cold weather ap-
proaches, the attention of buyers is called to
them.
CLoAKS, SACQUES. JACKETS, and SHAWLs,
OF every kind, every style, and every price. Any
one wishing to purchase good and cheap WRAP
PER will do well TO give me an early call.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
In this variety of DRY GOODS / am able tc
sustain my supremacy in prices and quality.
CALICO, fas. color., only 10, l2i, lC3c.;
BLEiCuED and UNBLBACHED COTTON for II
and l?tc. excellent article, yard wide, only
lGjc.;
lO-a SAEErlNG, full width, for sheets, only 40c.
PlLLoW-CASE COTTON only 25c.;
and all kinds of dry goods selling at very low
prices. Give me call if You wish TO secure good
bargains. JULIUS SfCLE,
9l3 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.
have secured the services Of Messrs. RlTER
G. GAZE. JONAS WEINBERG, GE0EGS p
BhGBY, and GEORGE SWADACHER, who would
be very happy to seq and serve their numerous
friends.
Closed on Saturdays. oc 3
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Bank Statements.

s Il Smith cashier of the National Exchange
Rank Of Richmond, Va, do solmenly swear the
the above statement Is true, to the best or my
knowled and belief. 5. b. SMITH, Cashier.
State cf Tirginid, city Of Richmond:
Sworn TO and subscribsd before me this ninth day
of October 1857. BENJAMIN Il. %El>lGEk,
DC lO3t Notary Public.
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~ DER and RICHARD IRBY, surviving part.
nars OF the late firm OF Snyder, Bower. & Co.
have associated themselves togather pai.r ~
style and firm OF SNYDER 4 lRbi, and VIII con.
tnua the business OF the lats hrm at u" 0ra'er,
stand of the RlCHMOND STOVE and ARGIiTEC.
TUHAL IRON WORKS, corner OF Gerry ard rsrt5
streets Richmond, Va. This eo-par'nership ja.s,
from September %, 1867.
ASA SNYDER, Richmond, Va;
RICHARD IRBT, Nottoway county, Va,
President, Petersburg Iron Works
RICHMOND, Va, October !, 1907. 90 1-iw
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LUlCYe1'S.

HOWISON Il DUNLOP,
Ill LAW OFFICE
No. 2l5 GOVERNOR STREET,
RICHMOND. Va,
will practice In the Circuit. County, and City
Courts Of Richmond city AID the counties Of Hem
rico, Chesterfield, and Hanover, the Court Of APP.
peAls Of Virginia the District Courts al W!iian.s-
burg Petersburg, and Fredericksburg, and tDe
United State, District and Circuit Courts for the
District OF Virginia. ~ ,.,,,,
anl63m JAMES n. DUNLOP.
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4 NOVEL METHOD OF DECIDING LAW
sUIT.-A few days since case was tried
in one OF our Justices courts, in which
woman sued flour dealer to recover four
teen dollars, the price Of barrel OF flour,
which she alleged was of so poor quanty
as to be understandable. Upon the trlal
of the case she swore that the flour was
mouldy, that while it was being baked the
odor arising from it was insutferapie' anu
that after the bread was baked ana pai !,
taken of by herself, her husband, anu IL
others, even in small quantities, anaad
them all sick. The dealer ih., .ast;
upon the stand flour Inspector VIZ LIE
lied that the flour was s go
of superior" brand, and ne hiih hsd heen
fed that it was the same as nc na'
accustomed to sell to his cus.onloi On both
After hearing the testllnonS5 eai ;nstiy
sides. the Justice, in order W 49, thy
with the aggrieved party $1,000 ..a Az ~
woman to take quan.i.s y ~ Y,;fa nn;rb,
his residence, in order tn .. I t,,, ah;n1 :,
make a trial of its quan,Et y oa;s;na nn :,
In'o pre" .r;aI was made. The -four was
IA suen h;s house, and, without telling hi>
taSen 81 ,ha circumstances OF the case, he
WIG =. "a her to bake two loaveS of breaC
requ0;, and allow him to see them a.
Iron, from. II Upon his return home the breat
ma ho" inst been taken from the oven, ant
.ha cdor which arose from it had filled the
,yhole house, and was extremely nauseou
and sickening. This convinced him tina
the story of the woman, which seemed i'm
probable, was true, and he rendered judg
ment for the amount claimed in her favor
Detroit Tribune.
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UNION or THE NORTHERN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURcHES.-The New School PreSbyte-
rian General Assembly have unanimously
adopted the report OF the joint committee
of the Old School and New School Gene
raj Assemblies on union Of the two
bodies. This report, which We printed a
few days ago in full, submits the plan pro-
posed 10y the joint committee to the two
Churches at large, leaving the assemblies
of 1865 at liberty to fake action upon it.
The New School Assembly continued its
committee during the coming year, and
expressed an earnest desire for the con-
sum nation Of the union. In the mean
time another branch of the Presbyterian
family, the General Synod of the Re-
formed Presbyterian Church, has passed
resolutions favoring a union of all the
Presbyterian bodies, and for maturing this
plan has called General Presbyterian
Convention, which is to meet this fall
Tribune.
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A funny matrimonial affair recently oc.
Cured near Spirit Lake, Mimi. A green
Justice married three couples in one batch
and about four weeks afterward discover
ed that a license from the clerk of the
court was necessary to make the cere
mony legal, and he lost no time in inform
ing the parties that they were still single
though they had lived together the inter
vening time. The first couple were willing
to risk the consequences the second con
sented to be remarked; while the third
having discovered in each other divers and
sundry shortcomings, refused to have the
knot retied, being satisfied with one month
of matrimony, and glad to revert to single
blessedness.
China, it is said, is hereafter to be tole-
rant in religious matters. A new Catho-
lie cathedral, magnificent building, has
been completed in Pekin, and was conse-
Grated in January last, and the British
Consul is soon to lay the cornerstone OF
an Episcopal church at Kin-kiang. A let
ter from Pekin says that religious temples
for different sects are being built in close
proximity to each other, and Protestants,
Catholics, Episcopalians, Greek schisma-
tics. Buddhists, Mohammedans, disciples
of Confucius, live side by side, with per-
fectly good understanding.
Ex-President Pierce is building sum-
mer residence at Rye Beach, n. II.
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General synod OF the Evanxclic"'
IutherNa Church I'm North America
URTH DAY.
STAUNToN, May q, 1901.

FO ii ID "A 1.
SrAuNroS, May q, 1867.
Synod was opened with prayer by He'
The committee appointed to presen
some plan to establish q 'no' s.s;.h wa.
nary presented their rero'' ""~
received and adopted. or
- renort il was stated that over
80. have been made by the SYNOD o.
st Carolina expressing desire tna'
,ha theological seminary already es'"o
Tshes at Newberry, S. c., be transferred
NTH ia interests. to the General SYNOD
50 as to perpetuate that INSTITUTION WHY
upon il was
tablish theological seminary nj TINS con
ycntion. and immediately take under us
care the instruction of those preparing ioi
the ministry.
Resolred, That this Synod accepts the
offer of the Synod Of South Carolina, AND
will adopt as its own the seminary formerly
known as the Lexington Seminary, and
lately the Theological Seminary, NJ New
berry. s. c., SO as to perpetuate the lndl-
viduality of that institution.
Resol,,ed, That each Synod composing
this BODY shall he represented in board
of directors at rate of representation o
half the number Of delegates TO the Gene
raj Synod.
Resolved, That FIVE constitute quorum
of the board of directors tor the 'rahsac
ton of all business, except the eiecIioii VI
professors and the transfer OF properly,
which shall only be done by majority o'
the whole board.
RcSolvea, That this board CONSIST OF an
equal number of clerical and lay mem,
bcrs, provided that if the membership OF
the board should be composed OF an uh-
even number. such uneven number be
filed with clergyman. :,
Rescued, That the board elected shall
exercise the functions until the next meet.
ing of the General Synod, when it shall be
superseded by board to be elected IN the
mean time by the District Synods IN con-
nection with the General Synod.
RESOLVED, That the delegates OF each
SYNOD proceed to nominate members OF the
board now to be elected.
The following are the nominations for
said board of directors:
North CqroIind.-RevS. d. j. Dreher, u.
D. Bernheim, and Mr.. Il. Winecott.
South Carolina.-Revs. W. S. Bowman,
r. s. Boinest, J. Hawkins, and Messrs.
Jacob +. Schirmcr and p. Z. Wise.
Virgiaiq.-Revs. J. J. Miller, j. r.
Campbell, and Mr.. ". B. Baker and Colo
mel George Baylor.
Western Trginia.-Dr. D. F. Bittle,
Rev. Z. Hawkins, and John Trout and
William McCanby.
G,orgia.-Rcv. D. NJ. Gi9bett and DR..
J. p. Taylor.
Resolved, That the above nominations
be confirmed.
Adjourned, with prayer by Rev. Haw-
kins.
The Synod will close tomorrow. Il.
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MEETING OF SUPERINTENDENTS OF IN
SANE AsYLUMs.-The closing session of the
Superntendents of the Insane Asylums
in the United States closed in Philadel-
phia on Saturday, when the body adjourn
ed to meet in Boston on the first Tuesday
in June, 1868. President kirkbride was
i'll the chair.
DIR. Ray gave a history of man who
had been subject to epileptic fits, and who
had been convicted Of murder in the Sc
cond degree. AT the trial several doctors
had given their opinion that the prisoner
was insane, and others had given the OPP
poSite opinion.
DR.. Kirkbride said Interference to acquit-
ting murderers upon the ground ofinsanity,
that 1t was getting to be a perfect farce.
A man takes the life of another; he is
tried, and acquitted ON the ground of in
sanity, and Immediately discharged from
custody. A man in Wilmington was shot
down IN the street. The man who shot
him was arrested, tried, and acquitted on
that ground. lie was placed in our asy-
lum, but he was taken away in about three
months.
On motion Of DR.. Brown, il was resolved
that DR.. Van Anden be requested to pre-
pare for presentation at the next annual
meeting a statement of the law of New
York for the disposal and care of persons
acquitted OF crime on the ground of in
SANITY, and the practical objection to any
laws oi that State affecting insane convicts.
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EYrpcYsr IN NERVOUS DIsoRDERs.-An
English writer and surgeon, Mr.. Skey, ex-
nresses HIS strong conviction, in which we
heartily join him, that there are ,, nany
diseases, at least many forms OF ihulsPos'.
ton, which, with strong VIII, may De
walked away, provided the exercise pe
taken systematically and rendered pro-
minent feature in the daily treatment.
Tone is impaired by this means to DOTH
mind and body, cheerfulness replaces
gloom, and sympathy for others q morpio
dwelling on self. The exercise snoulu oe
active, and not consist in either stroiilng
or sauntering ont of doors, or even ana
teur gardening. A good brisk walk should
be taken at q pace Of at least three miles
an hour, but always stopping short OF Ia
tipue. People will be often heard to say
that they take plenty of exercise apou'
the house, and that they are on their legs
many hours of the day. But this IS ia,
tigue without exercise. What is wanted
for health is exercise without fatigue, fol
fatigue is exhaustion, and the desired OBJ,
iect is only to be gained on the terms just
stated. The distance walked should DC
increased daily, and it will be found tha'
increasing strength will give the readiness
and wish for increasing exercise. There
is an accumulation of excitability In those
who are afflicted with what are vaguely
called nervous disorders, which renders
such persons restless, fidgetty, irritable
and full of strange fancies, and which i
best brought down to healthy STANDARD
by exercise in the open air, and its con
comitant change of scene and new trains
Observation-Disclosures Ledger.
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Mr.. Peasants, the pardon clerk of the
hltorney-General's Office, has been sub
prhaed to appear before the judiciary
oommittee.-Neo York Tribune.
herman writer complains of the diff
T ,. OF the English language, and cites
inc word Boz, which he says is pronounced
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A NJ. DAVIS can be found at the
N. shoe store OF WILLIAM +. WHITE, No,
1903 Main street, where his facilities are as good,
If not better than any house In the South for man
ufacturing BOOTS, CATERS, and SHOES for
ladies and gentlemen. Particular attention paid
to suit tender feet. We use nothing but the best
material, and employ none but the best workmen.
You will lose nothing by patronizing the store OF
WILLIAM F. WHITE ap 26-ts
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TOHN DOOLEY, HAT MANUFAC-
y TURER AND DEALER, No. 1911 Eagle IN
Square, Main street, Richmond, Va, is now a
In receipt of all the staple and fancy stylesS~
Of HATS and CAPS for the spring trade The mer-
chants OF Virginia, North Carolina, and Tennessee
will find in this stock the very best assortment OF
goods In the Hat line. Their trade is respectfully
collected. His experience Of upwards OF thirty
years in the trade ia Richmond justifes him in
saying that he knows what kind OF goods will suit
the people, and he is determined to keep them
Amongst thu latest styles recei we'd are tbs " Bou-
Ievards" "Cordovas," /" Black Crook" new
style "saratoga," &C., sc. NH l
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Tobacco anil cigars.

CHOICE TOBACCOS OF THE FOL-
~ LOWING popular brands:
CHEWING:
FRUITS AND FLOWERS, pounds;
PLANTERS PRIDE, pounds;
COMMONWEALTH pounds
PLANTERS DAUGHTER, half pounds;
EXTRA EAGLE, los.
SMOKING:
FRUITS ANDFLOwERs, In fancy pound boxes ;
FRUITS AND FLOWERS, in fancy half pound
boxes.
We keep constantly on hand the above prands,
"a well az those of other manufacturers, which we
offer the trade, in quantities TO suit at reasona-
BILE prices. ,o
Auctioneers Commission Merchants,
and Real Estate Al gents,
NH lis No. Is Pearl street.
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Ia H asssE - ~. y s@zs 80
CREAT SHORT ROUTE TO TIE
" NORTH, EAST AND WEST, VA THE
RICHMOND, FREDERICKsBuRG: AND Por0,
MAC RAILROAD, CARRYING THE UNITED
STATES MAIL TWICE DAlLY-ELEG mt CARS
ALL TRAlNs.--The THROUGH TRAINS on this
road are now run from the southern terminus OF
the Connection railroad, corner BYRD ASD EIGHTH
STREETS as follows ~ ~,
mond daily (Sundays exceptedD at !. IS A. NJ, ar
irving in Washington at $3.50 +. NJ, connecting
with the early afternoon express trains for tho
North East, and West. 80
giant cars supplied with the new patent sleeping
chairs alta he'd leaves Richmond daily Al 10 +. NJ,
arriving in Washington at 20 A. NJ. CONNECTING
with the early morning trains for the North, East
and West.
No EXTRA CHARGE for sleeping chairs.
The Accommodations TRAIN, with local ex-
press pac kages, leaves Richmond daily tsundays
excspted) from the depot corner of Broad ana
Eighth streets, at 4 7. 81, arriving in frede'
rio ksburg at TAO p. ~
THRu6Ga TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
GAGS CHECKS to Alexandra, Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Boston, ana
all the principal cities in the West.
For furtt or infor nation and through tickets apI
ply at tho Office OF the company corner Broad ana
| Eighth streets, Shockoe HILL snd at the ticket
ONCE corner o'ia A'i' J. 3 GENTRY,
. General Ticket Agent:
SIxrRr RrTH Suparintendant. ap2