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las. inclined to imagine

f.,, bappler. and less inclined to imagine
owl than they had been before. ~.
o' mihav h al assembled In the drawing-room,
go. their custom before dinner, when
Amv 1vbo was standing near the window
,rr;no IN catch the last CLEANS of daylight,
IN order to finish an interesting book ex-
claimed
"Mamma, Georgy, look who can that
Surely he is not coming to our house,"
Her mother and sister joined her at the
window, and still the man urged on his
horse, until, almost before they had time
to wonder, he drew up at their gate, and
the servant entered the room, bearing in
her hand that folded paper which most OF
us nowadays know by instinct-"A tele-
graphic message"
To tear it open was the work of an in
slant, and the mother and her agonized
daughters read, as it were in letters OF ire,
the following words:
"LoNpoS, December 3, lS4-.
civilian Egerton, Esq, died here last
night at eight O'clock"
To describe the following horror and
distress would be beyond the power OF my
pen.
On inquiry, it was ascertained that the
unfortunate young man quilted his office
in his usual good spirits that evening, but
shortly before he reached his own door,
fell down in what was supposed to be a
fainting fit, and breathed bis last at exactly
the same moment when his mother and
sisters heard his well-known footsteps.
The medical opinion was that death was
owing to "disease Of the heart" accele-
rated by overwork.
The story requiresno comment. whether
it is to be regarded as merely simple CO.
incidence or warning permitted by Pro-
violence, is not for me to decide.
Although years have passed since 1t hap
pened, the vivid remembrance of that eve
| ming never has been, and | am confident
never will be, elfaced from my memory.
That so many should have been struck
by the same impression, at the same time,
without their nerves or imagnations being
excited by any previous "evil tidings," is
more than | am able to account for on
purely natural grounds.
That such warnings hare been permitted,
have not the slightest doubt; but trust
that may never again experience the ter
ror / underwent on that cventful night.
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The BETTER PART OF VALoR.-About
the best thing we saw in the last number
of the London Fun was the following,
under the head Of "The Better Part of
Valor." Read:
Old lady" Please, sir, will ye kindly
drive off the bull while cross the field |"
Young gentleman (who wants to cross the
field himself, but can't for obvious reasons).
"Certainly, madam, with pleasure. That
is, | can't Just yet. Wait till I've finished
my pipe. Besides, I've an appointment
about hcre.n
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The Test Oath Dccision-Stevens and pornc'
back at che Capitol-Relieions Conhf"'a'
zion, etc.

zion, etc.
WASHINGTON, January Is, 1867.
There Is great interest manifested in the
decision of the Supreme Court, which Is
TO be made tomorrow, with RELATION 10 the
const;tutionali,y of the test oath which,
while IL will relate particularly to practice
In that court, is binding upon all other
United States courts. Of course It IS not
expected that Congress will heed the
opinion, as 1t will be not in accordance
with the Radical programme. The SIC.
Sens men must summon their best ia".e''
10 refute the arguments which win o. o;i ~
scented, and then they are bonnd - 'ai'' VI
a constitutional view OF the case,
The !" Great Commoner and his po-
l;.;cal hacker. Forney, have returned here
in rather a crest-fallcn condition, aud
there is no mercy shown to either Of them
By the friends of Stevens's opponents. 1t
is noticeable fact that Forney has so far
In no wise alluded to the great fall he, with
his venerable friend, met in caucus OF
the Pennsylvania Legislature. Stevens
looks finer than ever, and woe to the unlucky
Radical who fails TO meet his acquisitions
during the remaining sessions Of this Con-
gress. Spaiding will have difficult mat
ter on hand 10 muster number sufficient
to fight Thad. with vigor; but he, repre-
senting the conservative Radicals, is al
ready in the field opposing territorial re-
duction, aud other extreme dogmas OF the
majority party.
The rite of confirmation will be admin
istered tonight by the Right Rev. Bishop
Clarke, Of Rhode Island, to twenty-five
ladies and seventeen gentlemen at the
Trinity church in this city, OF which Rev.
DR.. Keeling is pastor.
A fan of snow about four inches in depth
occurred this morning before day, and
there is now good sleighing. There are
indications Of rain before tomorrow. This
is the usual winter weather in Washing
ton. TIMON.
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ARTEMUs WAED-HIs LIFE.-Artemus
Ward gives the following choice morceot
of autobiography in q late. number of
Punch:
am ffty-six years of age. Time, with
his relentless scythe, is very busy. The
sexton gathers them in, be gathers them
in. keep pig this year. was born in
the State Of Maine Of parents. As an in
FAINT attracted a great deal of attention.
The nabers would stand over my cradul
for hours and say, "How bright that little
face looks! How much its noSc!' The
young ladies would carry me round in their
arms, saying, GO was moZzer's berry dar-
ling, and a sweety, Teeth, little sing" 1t
was nice, though l wasn't old enough to
properly appreciate it. lam healthy old
darlin now. Ihaye alters sustained good
moral character. was never a railroad
director in my life. Attic in early life |
did not coniine myself to truth in my small
bills, / have been gradually growing re-
spectabler every year. luv my children,
and never mistake another mans wife for
my own. / am not q member Of any
mcetin'- houses, and shouldn't feel safe to
take Il dose of laudanum and lay down in
the streets OF village that had none with
a thousand dollars in my pocket. My tenn
permanent is bilious, although | don't own
O. dollar in the world. / am an early riser,
but my wife is Presbyterian. may add
that l am bald-headed. keep two COWS.
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SUPREME Court OF THE DISTRICT OF Co.
IUNBIA-IN GENERAL TERM-JUDGEs CAR
TER, OLIN, AND WYLIE.-The court al
firmed the Judgment of the court below,
Criminal Court, Judge Fisher in over
ruling the demurrer entered in the case Of
Sanford Conover, alias Charles Durham,
indicted for perjury before the Judiciary
Committee of the House of Representa-
tives when they were investigating the
question as to the completely of Jefferson
Davis in the assassination conspiracy.
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A letter 10 the Savannah Ne,cS, from an
agent of the Havana telegraph line, who is
now in South Florida, says that part of the
country is destined before many years to
TEEN with the richest West India pro-
ducts--tobacco and sugar Of the finest
qualities, and tropical fruits Of every de-
Scripti0n,
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Louisville, Kr., October IL, 1896

Louisville, Kr., October IL, 1866.
To E. Wilder, Esq, CAy;
was good deal afflicted with Indigestion and
occasional attacks OF Dyspepsia. was advised TO
use your Bitters scarcely used one bottle when
felt relief, and from the Of the Bittar. though
nearly sixty seven years OF age, feel the same en-
argy and yivaeity and cheerful spirits OF a boy OF
twenty five. Your Bittsrs are pleasant tonic and
cordial, and as they prepared with pure inSrs-
dients and good old Bourbon whisky. | can safely
endorse their use to all afflicted a. WAS. | would
say 70 such persons, keep your mind easy, your
use Wilder's Bitters, and never mind the Doctor.
Respectfully, J. Z. BUCKLES.
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Rock HAVEN, MEADE CorsTr, KY..

Rock HAVEN, MEADE Comfy, KY.,l
October %, 1865. :
Mr. Et,oard Wilder, Louisville, KY:
Dear Sir,-I take pleasure in saying that was
suffering from que and Fever, or Chills and Fee
yer, for several months, when was advised by a
friend 10 try your famous stomach Btters, and af-
ter using two bottles am entirely restored: ltnot
only imparts new yigor, but il 10 truly tho best
sirens 9Th sning and appetizing tonic, at the same
time pleasant 70 the taste, have ever known used
those similarly afflicted that fthey would be cured
and have the disease thoroughly eradicated from
of their wonderful med icinal power and virtue.
remain yours respectfully,
p. p. hewitt.
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twill cure DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COMPLAINT.
and all species Of ISDIGESTIoN, INTERMlT-
TENT FEVER, and YEVERand AGUB, and all Pc
riodieal diseases.
1t viii give Immediate relief in collie and FLUY.
II will cure C0SrIvENESS.
II Is mild and delig hffdr igorant for delicate
females. -
Il is : safe ANTI BILIOUS Alternative and
TONIC for family purposes.
II is powerful rscuperHnt afer the frame mas
been debilitated and reduced by sickness.
II isan elegant appetizer A. we'll as ssrensthsner
Of the digestive forces.
II is desirable alike as corrective aud milo ca
thartic.
Its being daily used and prescribed by all ply
,icians, As the formula WILL be handed 70 any resa
lar graduate. al" AM
as7-soa Sole proprietor, Louisville, KY.
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RICHuoup AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Io,I
RIoaaoYD. VA. November ,, 1865.
SCHEDULE.-Ona and after
w MONDAY the 5th instant the trains on this
Leave Richmond daily at 40 A. u. and 30 7:
NJ. and arrive At Petersburg a. s.ap A. H. and 40
Z. II. :,
M and arrive 81 Richmond a. Y a ana IL "
p NJ All Of the above mentioned trains make
close connections with the trains for the Horh ana
On MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and PRIDATS
aFREIGHT and ACCOMMODATION TRAIN VII,
l9A n This train, running south, viii connect
with the ira in from Petersburg to Norfolk
The 10 Is p n train from Petersburg VIII STOP
only at Chester and 1. 20 A. m. and the ?lo L. u.
trains will stop only at Rices, Hali way, thrsteri
and Manch ester, a signal being given ana Ine
A 81 train from Petersburg and the AtCoMhV-
BATON TRAINS will stop At places named IN tho
schedule. =. ~. oI5i.
NOS IA Engineer and Superintendent.
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III. Eiirnri WiI1er. NitiL |.

Mr. Bd,1drd Wilder, Cfty:
Dear Shiny wife and child have been suffering
for several months from indigestion. My wife,
seeing your advertisement, requested me TO bring
her bottle OF your Stomach Bitters, which did !;
and on her using one bottle, am more than happy
TO state that my child, now four months old. who
has not had voluntary action since ts birth, Is
entirely restored and my wife is enjoying the best
OF health and Is now wholly unwilling TO be with
says IL Ia the most strengthening and appetizing
tonic that be used, and that no house ought 10
bs without it; and feel IL due TO the pnbiic TO
make known the wonderful good IL has performed
in my household. and most heartily recommend its
use In every family.
1remain yours respectfully,
Il. II SWAMI,
OF Craig, Truman Il Co., 2ls Main street.
Louisville, October 20, 1860.
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NEVADA PERsoNAIS.-The editor OF the
Daily Union, published at Virginia City, in
Nevada, has a free-and- easy slap ou-on-
the back style of treating his friends. Here
is one of his personals:
"This morning we had the pleasure Of
gazing upon the fat, cheerful, dirty face of
Hon. John James, who has for a season
been looking after his mining interests in
the eastern portion of the State"
And here is another off the same piece of
cloth:
ave were glad to meet our old friend
Hon. Thomas Lane this morning, just in
from Pahranagat, where he has been en-
gagged in the butchering business, we be-
lieve. Tom was a member of the last As
sembly from Gold Hill and very honest
and efficient one. He looks fat and
healthy, and even dirtier than John James
did on his arrival last Friday. We should
say it must be rather dusty on the desert"
A controversy has arisen between Pro-
fessor Hall, of the New York State &C.
illogical Museum, and Edward Mcguire,
of Saratoga Springs, touching the bones
recently exhumed at Cohoes, the former
holding them to be the bones of mastedon,
and the latter that they are the bones of a
large show elephant that died and was
buried in Cohoes nearly forty years since.
Professor Hall thinks the bones have lain
in the earth $4,000 years-a slight differ
ence.
People are fond Of quoting old Fletcher's
aphorism about the songs of people; but
the true reading Of it is almost unknown.
1t is found in Fletcher's poetical works,
and reads as follows:
81 said that ! knew very wise man so
much of Sir CharleS's sentiment that he
believed if a man were permitted to make
all the ballads, he need not care who should
make all the laws Of nation" William
Euely-Lect,re at Galveston.
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EDWARD WILDER'S
FAMOUS
sTOMA BITT ERS
Read the following home evidence of its medicinal
virtue, and try it in your own family circle:
Mr.. Eficard WtIder, city:

Mr.. Ed,cord Wilder, city:
Dear sir,-Ihave examined your Stomach Bitters
carefully, and found it what you represent 1t TO
be The high order VIII len the ingredients going
into ii take in the Matsria Medica, well as the
most happy proportional combination of sub
stances make your Bitters far superior 10 any SINH
lar preparation IN the country. The fact that you
use only the purest Bourbon Whisky must necessa-
rIy recommend your Btters in another point, es-
pscially az far as wnoesomeness and paIitability
are taken into consideration. / was wei pleased
to see in your establishment the process of manu-
featuring your Bitters carried on by way of dis
placement, which not only gives You better pro-
duet but also recommends Itself by clearer opera
ton. EMIL sCHEFRER.
Apothecary and Chemist.
Louisville, September 20, 1860.
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VTIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Y CHANGE OF sCHEDULg.-On and after
JANUARY I, 1881, the DAY PASSENGER TRhiy
for staunton and Jsckaon's river will leave DAILY
tgnndays excepted at 1850 A. NJ. -
A NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN for GordonsvilIe,
connecting with trains on the Orange and Aiexan.
dria railroad, north and south, seven times week.
will leave at 7:3o y. NJ.
The accommodation Train Is discontinued.
noints in The Southwest also. 70 Lexington, Win
chester and other points in the Valley.
Freight rsceipted through to all Poin. on tho
Orange and Alexandra and the virginia ana rem
The FREIGHT TRAIN connects with the NIGHr
TRAIN at Gordonsvilie on TUESDAYS, Thurs
DAYS, and SATURDAYS, and by II passengers
Il. D. wHITC0MB,
de2s General snDerintendent.
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STEAMERS.

- - = -
ITALY LINE TO NORFOLK, CITY
~ POINT, AND ALL LANDINGS q 1sy. a
ON JAMES RIyER.-0n and after rt--<rSyAs-l
tho TENTH OF SEPTEMBER the .z-sSs1san-zA-s
GEORGEANNA,. Captain d. J. HILL,
JOHN SYLVESTER: Captain 2. T. GiFT99ED,
will leave Ludlsm Wa,sons wharf I'm, NIL sT
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, and ALL LANDINGS
Passengers by these boats will arrive At City
Point in time to connect with the cars for Peters
burg -,
Fare to City Point. ..............."sl .
Ware TO Norfolk, second claSs........... 2oo
The GE0RGEANNA leaves Richmond MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and EGIDhY rrzsn.v ruups.
DAY and siTUaDAY
The JOHN SYLVESTER leaves Richmond TUES.
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
DAY. sS'u and Friday H5? ''A A''DA ''D'' =.
FREIGHT received at all hours and forwarded
10 Norfolk, and from thence by steamer to Bohton,
Baltimore, principal landings on Chesapeake bay,
and ali landings on James river, at reasonable
Freight for way landings must be prepaid.
SO Its od,ce At steamers wharf.
TOR NEW YORK.-ATLAN- &ETn
Il TIC MAIL STEAMSHIP C0NPA- sssazf&ss
IY - The splendid new side-wheei atoaIis9lp
HATTERAS, 5. ALEXANDER commander, ALSE.
hARLE, A. BoURsg commander, Leave Richmond
avery TUESDAY and FRIDAY leaye Now York
These SHIPS are entirely new, and were euiIs
they havo splendid SALOONS and STATE.
ROOMS, and the FARE, ACCOMMODATIONS aud
ATTENTION are unsurpassed.
Goods shipped by this Line are landed regularly
a. New York, on the Company's covered per,
within forty eight hours.
Shippers are invited - notice that ths crest
damage and loss by handling, ard exposure ron
frequent re-snippin8, as on other limos. IL avoided
by tais route.
Frsighls for points beyond View York W. u BE- for.
vsrded with dispatch, and no charge made except
actual expenses Incurred.
These ships discharge cargo In New York az Pier
for Wilmington, North Carolina; Charleston, sA-
ysnngh Mobile and New Orleans, leave from the
sans pier. Goods for these points can be Hani.
fsrrod without expense or exposure.
Insurance Is very low By these ships, and the
economy In time, insurance, aud condition Ia
which goods are delivered, makes this the cheap.
sst route from Virginia. Insurance Effected ~
lowest rates. when ordered.
AGENTS:
LIVINGSTON, FOX q Co,
la Broadway, New York.
SAMUELAYREs & CO.,
Richmond. Virginia.
JOHN NJ. WEST.
tn. WEBB,
Norfolk. Virginia.
For freight or passage, apply 70
SAMUEL AIRES 4 CO., Agents.
Once corner Of Cary and Virginia streets, oppo.
site the Tobacco Exchange. dc TITS
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GABLE DISPATCHES-IM IMPORT
OAYT NEWS-The Atlantic cable Ia working
finely and improves every day. The company has
generously reduced the rates, and we have iol.
lowed in their wake and reduced the prices OF
Finland WE'LL MADE CLOTHING by buying at
extremely low prices for cash, and are selling the
same al a small but remunerative profit to the con-
SINNER Call and examine our stock, and see for
Yourself Our FIFTEEN DOLLAR SUITS can't
be excelled-the price, and quality, and style
considered. Call and see us:
WILLIAM IRA SMITH CO.,
ia oo, ll2 Main street.
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sEFDSMEN. FLORISTS, &c.

ALLAN Il JOHNSON, NURSERY
N MEN, sEgpSMEN, AND RLoRisrs.-Nc
Once and Seed Warehouse, lses Main street 60
Garden and Greenhouses, Grace street be-1--
tween Smith and Henry; Nurseries. on The Hermit
age road. m,pys
PLANTS, CUT rLoWERs, BOUQUETS. &c.
The attention OF dealers In SEEDS Is specially
directed TO oar large, and ysrsd sss6rsmsh, ~
or i'm pspers. Trade list mailed To deal srs only,
Druggisis supplied with all ktnds Of SEEDS Tor
est Wholesale rates.
SEEDS sent by mall, prepaid. do It's
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yIRoIxIA CENTRAL RAILEoAD,(
December I'd, lses.


DICH MOND AND DANVlLLE
IL RAIlROAD-CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
On and after MONDAY, November ?, ps', 'hs
TRAINS on this road will be run "a follows:
LYNCHBURG AND DANVILLE AND WAY AZ
COMM0DATI0N PASSENGER TSAls.
Leaves Richmond daily except Sunday :,
az y n
Arrive at Danvilis at... =
Leave Danville daily Except Sunday "a
al. .......:.:......:....... .''.''.'''''''s y N
Arrive at Richmond at.............'''"''s'D -
Passengers for Farmville, Lynchburg,, KNOX
Vile Nashville, Memphis, New Orleans, &c, go
Lynchburg and for all way stations on the oou'n-
side railroad, will take this train.
This train stops 1T au way-stadons Det"oon
Richmond and Danvills.
THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN COMO WEST.
Leaves Richmond daily at............... 10 T.. ~.
Arrives at Danville at..............,.....s'D
Arrives at Greensboro at.............,E ~ a n
Stopping to put down passengers only ~ Cosi-
ssId Powhatan, Mattoax, Chula, Amelia Court
houss. Jetersville. Burkeville, Meherrln, heys-
yilIe BRAKES Branch, Roanoke, Boston, news
Ferry Barkesdale, Ringgold, Danville, ana STA
tons west Of Danyille.
GOING EAST.
Leaves Greenboro' at..................... 2N =. a.
Arrives at Danville Rt..................s S T. a.
Arrives at Richmond at. ..i.W NJ
Stopping only AZ Reidsvflle, Rumn,s, pelham
Danyifle Ringgold, Boston, Roanoke, BRAKES
Passengers from Richmond for all stations west
OF Danville, Charlotte, Columbia, hrgusts, h.I
con, Columbus, Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile, and
New Orleans, via Columbia, will take THIS tram.
THOMAS DODAlEkD,
no sts Superintendent.
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= MEDICINES. ETC.
A LII AFFECTIONS OF THE LUNGS
N cURED BIZ
rFny A p MIG COIilH SYRUP.

An INSTANT RELIEF and SPEEDY CUBE Tor
the above complaints. 10 10 particularly recon-
mended TO ladies and children. To DC naa OF drug'
gsis and country merchants. -
4 YER's CATHARTIC PILLS are
the mos. nS kss ever 1ss
made by anybody. Their effects have Yea abundanty
shown to the community now Tbay ngs safs and
pleasant to take, but powerful 20 cure. Their Pc
fetrating properties stimulate the vltsi activities
purify the blood and expel disease. They purge
ont the foul humors which breed and grow ais-
temper stimulate sluggish or disoraefsa oaS f,h
tno. Win strength to the whole system. Not only
do they cure the every day complaints o. sxery
PM ,b, Ss produes powerful effects they at
th same time, In diminished doses, TIE ssisss anu
best physc that can be employed 10, enii ,.sa
and being purely vegetable, are free frou any
risk OF harm. Cures have been made which sur,
such exalted position and character as TO forbid
the suspicion OF untru,h: Many eminent fletsy ~.
sn and physicians haze eni ,ae ~ nap rsmsdss
while others have sent Us the assurance Of their
conviction that our preparations contribute I'M
mensely the relief OF our afflicted, suffering TEL
low msn.
The agent below named is pleased TO furnish
gratis our American Almanac. containing direc:
lions for the uss ard certificates OF their cures, OF
the following complaints:
Costiveness, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism,
Dropsy, Heartburn. Headache arising rom foul
stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Morbid lnac,ion OF
the Bowels and Pain arising thereirom, fIatu-
lency Loss Of Appetite, all diseases which require
an evacuant medicine. They also, by purifying
the blood and stimulating the system, cure many
complaints which it would not be supposed they
could reach, such as Deafness, Partial Blindness,
Neuralgia and Nervous Irrltabilty, Dersngemsnts
of the Liver and Kidneys, Gout, and other kindred
complaints arising from low state Of the body or
obstruction Of its functions. -
Do not be put off By uuprincipled dealers Win
other preparations which they make more pToht
on. Demand AYERS and take no others. The
sick want the best aid there is for them, and they
Prsparad by DR.. J. c. AVER + Co., Lowell, Mass,
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81 ERY-ALE, PORTER, AND LAGER BEER
We are prepared to furnish these articles at lower
prices and Of as good quality as any, whether do.
mestic or imported
Orders can be Jeff with A. Y. SroKxs i Co., who
auth onZed agents for the sale OF our goods
jss ~a BETz, YURSGLINd L BEYER.
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CHINA, GLASS, AND HOUSE-FUR-
~ WISHING Goops.1W. are this day receiving
stock OF CHINA and HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS, sucn Plate Warmers, Coffee and Tea
Urns Coffee higgins, Coffee Gruques, Rolled Me-
tai Coffee and Tea Pots. Also, Psrlor Coal Vases
and Coal Hods--veryrh an dsoms.
Also, FANCY GOODS in great variety, such a.
mon Boards, Vases, &c. Call and see them at
BRANCH 4 CURRANTS
China, Glass, and House furnishing store.
dey corner Eighth and Main, No. 73s.
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DISPATCH JOB PRINTING HOUSE,
This establishment has been furnished with an
ENTIRELY NEW OUTFIT OF STEAM PRESSES
and IMPROVED MACHINERY, and with every
thing in the TYPE DEPARTMENT that the best
Founders could supply, and is now prepared to exc
cute orders for every description Of
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL JOB PRINTING
For Merchants,
Manufacturers,
Mechanics,
Auctionsers,
Banks,
Railroads,
Steamboats,,
Express Companies,
Hotels,
Boarding Houses,
Concert Halls.
Clerks OF Courts,
Constables,
Lawysn,