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the evening Of the shooting. He wascut On
the lip, and complained of having been
struck there and on the head by Cornelius.
All the negroes about the stable seemed
to have been drinking. Cornelius was. SO
drunk that he seemed scarcely to know
what he was about s1R5 tiig fFf .saissEs
: Mr. Hine vas sent on for further exami-
nation for unlawful shooting. BE was ad-
mitted to bail in the sum Of $500.
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PARLoR OPERA.-H viii be seen from
notice in our advertising columns that ",
are soon to have. musical performance 81
the Theatre styled the 'sParlor OPERA
Miss McCulloch, Of South Carolina, lno
known: to the Richmond public, and bu
lately introduced upon the stage,) is tht
aprincipal 1ady vocalist. She will be sus
famed by some well-knowni italian artisses
among them o1rrold friend Susini. Particu'
Lars given Tomorrow. ,,.sss ss,ts c.,,ss .sgys,
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Hoe THIEF ARRESTED Constable Tally
arrived in the city last night having in Gus
-tody a,negro named Robert Coyle, arrested
in the lower part of Henrico on the charge
of hog-stealing. The accused was lodged
in iail to await trial.
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TOBACCO B0XES.--T have well-as-
sorted stock OF seasoned OAK, BUTTON
WOOD. and PINE LUMBER I am well pre-
5yided witt, the most approved machinery and ann
pie shed room, and can furnish dgy boxes at ali
THREE-QUARTER BOXES,
HALE BOXES, and CASES, kept constantly on
hand.
Boxes carefully put up In shocks for shipment.
AMIN Il. II. WHITlQCk,
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MANeHEsTER.-A meeting Of the Conser-
vative Club of Manchester will be held to-
night at the Town Hall at 5 o'clock. ..,-.s
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a. CHIEFS OF FIFTIEs. and assistantsuperin-
tendents in Henrico county will find a mo-
tice in another column of o called meeting.
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LADIES' sALE.-The enterprising ladies'
of the, !, United Presbyterian church an
nounce o beautiful variety of seasonable,
useful, and fancy articles for sale at No.
ITO Franklin street, commencing to-day at
l2 o'clock. Refreshments for visitors will
be supplied at reasonable prices. The OBJ
ject of this. effort is to increase the funds
needed for the completion of Dr.. Reads
church. We trust the ladies will be sue
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II tTHE SOUTHERN BoYs' AND GIRLS
MONTHLY" !" for May is to hand from Turner
the Richmond Agent. 2 t1aad @sEa '1se
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!. The WASHINGTON PAPERS, with full
stenographic reports of the trial of Presi-
dent johnson, are received every afternoon
from the enterprising. Turner. as ax
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RICHMOND.
AAirIruottd 4ispatfh,

iieTIE CIRCULAIoN OF THE aDIsPATCHp y
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU.
LATIoNoF ALIeTHE OTHER RDAMYNEWs-
PAPERS seF THIS CITY ss.s pza : saaty
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Cry, CONSERVATIVE, COMMITTEES. u A
meeting of the City Conservative Commit
tee will be held this evening at 8 O'Clock.
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MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.

~ '-'sa MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.
10 L,.1s. Common to medium dark working, $3.50
@s7: good dark working, &7.5o@$s; sun-cured,
common, $o.5o@$s; sun.cnred, good, $s@$la
coal-cured, common, $10@$l4: coal-cnred, bright,
$l5@$25 coa1-cured, fancy, S25@$lo.
Ley.-Common dark working, S@$S; medium
dark working, $g@$lo; good dark working, $ll@
SIS fine and wrapping, S1e@S1s; sun-cnred $l2G
SIS yellow wrappers, common, S20Ql$45; yellow
wrappers, medium to extra S50@S1oo.
Il ...st-. SHIPPING TOBACCO. tt.
Lugs.--yery common and heavy weights, esq
SO. so; medium, S7@$s; good Ss.5O@9e.
LeaG-C Continental shipping, S13GSIe.
= sIs sTEMNING TOBACCO. $500
: LeaG-Common, saGSlo; good, $1I@N; fine,
Sl5@$16. sa8 -t.tfss p
Sems.-very common to good, S10s4.5o.
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s DIR. .R1asY,s ,II.EcTuaE sonT the {. sDisssse
called Love- q which is leaked Forward To
with 60 mach interest, will be delivered at
the hall of the House Of Delegates on Tues
day evening, See advertisement.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET
/. -, MONDAY. Anril 20. ..-

The prices of beef cattle continue to rule high.
Experienced dealers in cattle agreed I'm the conclu-
sion that prices were. about 3c. per pound lower
than they were lastweek. Many excellent cattle
were sold for ls@17c. per pound, net weight. Very
in sheepis unusually dull, with prices declining.
Good to prime sheep, T@stc. per pound live weight.
Very few bring more than &c. per pound. a few
extra sheep were sold at DC. per pound. Clipped
sheep, e@sc., live weight, according to quality.
Lambs, 10@lsc., live weight. The live hog market
is dull. Prime heavy, coru-fed hogs sell slowly for
eA@lOtc., live weight. ii Is
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DENTISTRY.

R. {. E. KL0EBER, SURGEON &@
a. 1 y DENTIST, tlatc of Balti,norc) No. VfffD
Nv Broad street Richmond Va. ~ sit -ssaoSss
Teeth filled in the best manner atreduced prices.
hrahtH! artificial teeth the yulcanite base, per-
ic tScI Initiating the natural organ and restoring
anu $40 per set. 49, - - A7s-sSf5~z. .&es
is Giruus oxide gas given in extracting teeth. rem
N'''ns The operation painless and safe.
NH ism
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Purchasers Of Real Estate sold betsoeen the frst
day Of January q7id the first day Qf July pay The
tnres thereon for the current ycar. s1,4ts - ,,,i
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LECTURE.-Professor CHARLES II. WINSTON
win deliver lecture Thursday evening, the 2sd
instant, in the lecture-room of the Broad-street
Methodist church,! ...'s4
Subject Our Ladies Considered as Works Of
Art. 80. zg.f - sas- N. ..ssiags =
Tickets, rs cents. Te be had at the bookstores.
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yTIRGiIlIN,,I[A,' ilI,,[ 2 3 3, EXPRESS PRE- : 1coMPANY.-|

v Ofice No. 128 Matn street, between seyenin
jand Eighth streets. Richmond. ~ i.z..... Id e
= ~Tbe eVIRGINIAE EXPRESS Is now running daily
from RICHMONDs TO STAUNTO ONszs sand In,
weekly 70 az points between sFAuNIoNa =, - anu
9ss 9iso.' daaiy h from BALTIMORE TO RICHMOND
and from BALTIMORE to STA UNTO q,
Further daily 10 all the drtertnedisfe poi4fss ge-
son. Stanutor, Lexington; and Natural Bridge )
and 4ri-Veekiy om Stannton 70 BAN
Way Hot and Healing springs tsn mnsls snawhs
Springs, Lewispurg; ata ShAs 1eSsoi' sg
Goods called tor and ss ai points IN the
2iso.. daily from Norfolk 70 Petersburg and
ryrchlyIrx and ali points onths aga,
olk and Pstersbnr and nd nsnyiie
afcaey a,, With dfspatch
8 s a infos'aasiGn sRpaGS e Agent
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Auction sales This Day.

THURSDAY. .. ...APRIL rs, 1868
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
MONDAY. April2 90,

The cattle market was very dull this week. but
prices were without any material change. About
ZOO head arrived and sold Mt 10s@1l3c. for extra
Pennsylvania and western steers, the latter rate
for few choice; 0@l0c. for fair to good do, aud
case. per pound gross. for common, as to quality.
Sheep-Were lower Il 0oe head sold at 6GI7ac. for
clipped, and 7a@ssc.S per pound, gross, for wool
sheep, as to condition. ~
Hoas-Were dull !; about 3,5e0 head sold at the
different yards at $l3. per 100 pounds, net.
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LOCAL M.ATTERS..

= FAREWELL ADDRESS. OF GOVERNOR PER-
PoINT-H1s VIEWS ABOUT THE LATE CHANGE
of oyERNoRs.-Ha Having set his house in
order, and delivered the, last bundle Of red
tape documents over to General Wells, Co
vernon Peirpoint yesterday bade ferewell
to the citizens of Richmond, or a few Of
them, who, to the number of about one hun
Fdred and fifty, assembled for the purpose
at the Radical rendezvous around the steps
Of the capitol. Colonel Ben Scott (negro),
of the Lincoln Union Mounted Guards, and
young Fitehett, once well known in politi-
cal circles; but recently reappeared, accom-
panied the Governor and his aid-de-camp,
Colonel Lewis, from the mansion to the capi-
'tol, and all assumed seats on the stand.
Mr.. Peirpoint being introduced by. Ben,
proceeded at first to speak of the Constitution
just framed by the Virginia Convention.
He said that he, had no hesitation sin
giving it a hearty endorsement, and recon-
mended every celored man in the State to
vote; and work for its adoption. Some
things about it might not be exactly what
might be desired, but great advantage is
that it may be changed by the Legislature,
except in the all-important branch relating
to the enfranchishment Of the negro.sFroni
this subject he jumped to the great Sqnes-
stion Of :ttne day--the removal Of Governor
Peirpoint. Upon this matter he became
somewhat excited. He had come into the
gubcrnatorial Office "with malice toward
none, but with charity for, ALP; o sincere
Union man, earnestly deserving the good of
the g Old Dominion ALI hiB acts as the
Executive of the State had been tempered
with clemency he always tried to do his
duty. For. seven years he had labored in
the cause of reconstruction without dol
lars. profit to himself On the contrary, he
was not so well off now as he was when he
was elected to his late exalted position
Thank Heaven, however, he had invested
FIVE or six thousand dollars down here .at
Coalfelds, and had besides home in West
Virginia to which he could retire with a
comfortable support and o clear conscience
i The Governor then referred to the cir
cumstances of his removal. His status had
been settled by the Court of Appeals in,the
decision Of q case brought, up to test
his right to- the gubernatorial chair.
General Schofeld had repeatedly ,acknow-
lodged him as Governor, and even up
TO- the day the order was issued he
had not intimated his intention to GUST him.
But there were enemies at work, and look
ing for chance to forward their own de-
signs. While he was at Washington on a
visit Of D few days with his wife and child,
the plan was concocted ut the custom house
subscription papers were handed around
grand jurors were induced to sign q petition;
his army friends proved recreant, and now
behold the consequences He mustsay that
the whole thing appeared: to him most con :
temptible. The gentleman from Detroit had
been given q lift for the Goyernorship over
the heads of the other Republican candi-
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In conclusion, Mr.. Peirpoint said he de-
sired to say, before leaving the capital, that
he had never been treated otherwise than
with kindness and consideration by the
people of Eastern Virginia, and should
always look back with pleasure upon the
period of his sojourn in this section.
Three cheers we're then given Sfori Go
vernon Peirpoint, and then Ben Scott intro
sduced Colonel Lewis as the tf Lieutenant
Governor. The Colonel came forward with
smiles and bushes, and explained that he
was not Lieutenant Governor, nor even aid
de-camp no,p, but only an er-aid d-de-camp
to the worthy gentleman who had preceded
him. He then denounced in unmeasured
terms the 6 trickery >, by which the worthy
gentleman had been ousted, and expressed
himself as firm. believer in the patriotism,
&sc., of the Ex-Governor. AS for himself,
he said he never. had beenFan ;oface-seeker,
nor dependent upon party but he Eas,
and always had been, an ardent Union man
and Republican, The balance Of his time
was occupied in q realogy upon Governor
Psirpoint.
After these gentlemen had spoken, seve-
raj negroes took the stand, and entertained
the crowd until dark. The scene presented
on the Square during the delivery of
Governor Peirpoint,s address was melan-
choly in the extreme. The Governor was
earnestly pounding the little black table,
and talking to men who toossldis't get tex.
cited a. negro man held oyerahis. head .
big umbrella, which kept OF the hot rays of
the sun. : On one side stood Colonel Ben,
with his usual self -importa air, and on
the, other sat, with de jected yisage, the aid
de-camp. Around and about the atepswers
gathered men, women, and children Of ne
gro blood, With few whites on tho OUT
skirts 80 Che crowd. Never was there .
more undemonssratiye audience. Never an
orator withpatals more pitiful. = ass
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THE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY-CApITAL, $4,000, ooe..-B Being a
rnrcy mutual company. its entire surplus earn
nr, over the actual costlof insurance is returned
i zach person insured. Its assets haye Increased
FIVE MILLIONS OF DOLLARS In the last four
years Notwithstanding two millions of dollars
have been paid ont for losses, and one million for
experience OF nearly quarter of a century, thus
ginrantecng members from all doubtful expert
mrns In the method of conducting It's business. II
was this company that originated the system Of
uon-forieure of policies, and toit the public are
indebted for feature sofavoraDle to the insured.
Bv reference to list that may be seen ut any time
in our Office it will be shown that TWO HUN
pRED AND SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
have been paid out for losses to the WIDOWS and
ORPHAN in the State of Virginia. -sals,.y
THOMAS w. DOSWELL a. CO., 80
General Agents for State of Virginia,
No. ll0s Main street, over First National Bank.
MEDICAL EX.,MISERS.-Dr. j. Grattan Cabell,
Dr.. A. 6. Workman, Dr. K. 4. Coleman. 5e43
lin
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Richmond Tobacco Market.

THURSDAY, April %, 1868.
We have to report breaks rather light for the
season. Market animated and prices q shade.
better. Below we give the transactions for the
past three days 3la hogsheads, IS tierces, and 40
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-,,.~,osSUFsANCE COMP ANIEsS.

--~lts:,,,-;, s:,,;.Ig11sy, - 11sy,GToN NJ UTUKE 4dFE
TINE an,SScE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA.
,soopros.rED Dr srnerA1'toHAarhH' 1857.
os.e 1914 Main street, Richmond Va.
,s ' Sssa sss Sc s
-, ,o,,ces issued I,es4 s4--insarfng e& se7,-
NunSeeg, Lain. Is oeo. Showing the largest assrage
Of policies % Va I iIiSfed In the first fiscal year.
;hs; Is IN rjnds OF non-forfefting LIFE and EN.
sgEEsMshsS gPEkEEsMSM rps YLAs asss Policies
- RESTRICTION OF 1T TRAVEL OR RESI-
of North America north Of the SOUTH
10 any ~ Florida, or In Europe, at any season Of
~ YEAR ~ tsk.ae 9ssSsS
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fls,a. ssegsss HaRysYs VI WiIihM tf Agents
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. The boats Of
In the JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA Ca,
NAL COMPANY will leave the dock as usual
promptly at d 81. ON TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS.
and SATURDAYS. $. .--fIt "a -, !.
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchburg ana be-
ynnd Collected ON delivery or prepaid as the OPP
fion OF the shipper. Freight received and de-
tliyered at my Office; on the dock. u,
Way freight viii NOT be deliVered III chargeS are
paid. - ~ Is, 20 "a
Boats locked and insured. ..... s-.....t.s
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
SHEPPING.

EOR NEW YORK-OLD Do ISeNEs
G fMINION STEAMSHIP COMPA-SSaa4ss4sss
NY.-The new and elegant side-wheel Steamship
HATTERAs, CoucH com@mander, MN VIII lesye ~ n her :
O'Clock p. NJ Freight received up to L O'Clock.
Fare sI2 Round trip tickets, $50. Steerage, so.
Through bills signed to Boston, and insurance
effected at lowest rates when desired. For freight
:. = ,'~s"ees's SAMUEL AYRES eco,
an 7e-st fssT& Eleventh and Main streets.
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-, rvTRA CHARGE ON FEMALE LIVES.
FEATURE of THE CHARTER.

Nho s,a ,r,ount of insurance to married woman.
seSarrs sScted by herself or her husband, or any
E;,% SSr ocrson for her sole and separate use and
benEi Sn NAY be expressed free from the control
j &R!; - ~ her husband or creditors, or the per-
or eal%. enscr,inc the same, or his creditors, 80
s2p pnarsi loan of participating prcininms upon
L'DDS,s,s OF the company. Lille policies after
ne P'u", Pn"rs endowment after two years, non-for-
;hegb ;.h,SbIc an policies after one year have sur
r,ndcr value O. ,.,,resnnt the comn,,v w,,,
a. address the Homo Office. +
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nPE ENING DAY. - "A
Mrs. L. p JONES, ,sss.s. SSSy
: No. doe Broadstreet, between Fourth uud Firth
respectfully annonnceS to hen customers, ami athe
public generally that she Evil open on rTHURS-
DAY, April 23d, all OF her latest styles OF PAT-
nPENING. DAY. .-AlRs. NJ, J.DA-z-.f<S
oyIS No. 617e Broad street between 6l8zJ
Filth and Sixth, respectfully announces that ~
she viii open her latest styles OF Spring and Sum.
Imer tBONNETSs md HATSIon WEDNESDAY
the 2ad. She viii exhibit all the recent novelties In
French and American Millinery. up fist
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S0 BOXES FACTORY AND DAIRY
w CHEESE, ,&..tfs51 fset3IE.1 stgAa
200 boxes and half boxes ADAMANTINE CAN
DIES, In store and for sale by ssfit5s
ap1 15 ARMISTEAD 6 CARY. &
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The case was continued until to-day.
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,oyr rSDERS HENRY X. FLLYSoN,
III TAYIOR ASA SNYDER ,gAsrs
WI WI : C0TTRELL, ii. L. G.. BASKERVILLE,
StW1tS SStWS !" "pIS-RCELI. SAMUEL C.s.IARDY,
~ .utS u,S r WOKTHAM, GEORGE JACOBS,
M Srii lis. JH j. W.ALLIS0N,
W., SMITH GEO. S. PALMER =
LLUn1H ~, " A. ! EVANS A. d. CH0CKLEY,,
iumwTs SCOTT II. c. CABELk, -
~ 0I,RIES ID. j. HARTSOOK.
p: y; TyI,ER JOHN C.. WILLIAMS,
~ rDW ARDS WM.4 4G. TAYLOR ~
d. - y sTOKES A. r. ABELL, .,',
2'p N0RTON. WIN. B. 1SAACS,
=. :, ~ II 'in1EREII GEO.L. BIDGOOD,4
M u: " u, PALMER, ShM'L NJ. PRICE,
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G.. ]. LANSING,

ATTORN EY AT Law
solicitor In Bankruptcy.
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE Nau,,d,.
Brick Block. over Drug Store, Main street, Cola
cold Hill, September -, 1865. tau
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Pntronize Homo Companies.

There Is a feeling innate In the breast Of every
person that awakenS pride In the success OF nome
institutions, Ii associates and IDENTIFIES Itself with
orr loyc of country and attachment to our homes;
and the benent that the Pacific Coast derives from
a patronage OF home institutions Is 'elt IN every ic-
nsrtmcnt of trade, pcrvadcs all the different
branches OF buSlncss-enlarres that which Il already
established, and opens new iie,ds for enterprise and
active industry. In patronizins nome e. sU mn, anms
pellcd to take the say so OF Interested representatives
In times Of disaster and trouble you naturally
seek assistance from your friends; you 20 70 'nose
whom YOU know best. who eau and viii assist you
apply this principle, acted on every day. 10 ihsu-
rance. Is there any county more matutliy ssil-
sustaining than the Pacific Coast! why then Ie-
stroy the vital principle OF prosperity. lmpoverlSh
Inc country and complain OF hard times, when your
misfortune Is the result of youc own action! Would
you deposit your money In a bank on thls coast OF
on Wall street? Would you deposit money IN a
lin, Insurance Company on this coast or one IN New
York Would you buy Mission blankets, OF 10 you
prefer sending East-you might get a better arlis..
Would YOU stop the culture OF wheat 10 improve
the facilities for the importation OF Hour! We are
NIL political economists, but that man sets W haIc!y
al defiance who exports gold and silver anu islpoI.s
everything else. What has become OF That Ss.Enn.-
OD ,cnt East for life insurance last year! lst hrins.
Ing YOU 6 per cent. or Is per cent. QUIZ $1,000
added to the circulation on TINS coast max an! ,h ~
amoun, In circulation here one-tcnth, and enable
Won 10 cash those outstanding bills which you long
n NC, thr PaeIac Mutual as responsible as any
company In the world2 Is not as liberal as any :
Are not the laws OF California as careful OF the IN.
,s,ssts Of tho nolIcy.holders as those OF any other
state, Can YOU name q company which dla the
same amount OF business In the same tlns MAJ ING
Pacific Mutual has doncl Do the siocGhoidsrs OF
~ p,rIac Mutual get one-half as much for the
management OF the affairs OF the company ana INC
security which their capital affords. aS the ouleeIso o.
any purcIy mutual company which you can name
ri for their services as officers without furnishing
YOU any security at alI
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance CSmpanS' ~;
Brimsey, Tahoe House, Virginia. Gcnerai Asc"'
for Nevada, Idaho and Dakota.
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JEwELRY, HOLIDAY GIFTS, Erc.'

JEwELRY, HOLIDAY GIFTS, ETC
Cheaper than any other house on the
Pacific Coast" Is the motto Of |. Fred
rick. Call at his well known estab.
lishmcnt, C street, Virginia, adjoining
Gillig, Mott 4 Co.'S, and examine his
rich, extensive and varied assortment
Of diamonds, watches, chains, solid
silverwnre, and jewelry OF every de-
scription, suitable for holiday gifts,
private use, or any other Legitimate
purpose. Let others talk as thoy please
about selling cheapest, none Of them
have any license for selling cheaper, or
even rs cheap, as |. Frederick. The
public are invited to call and ascertain
for themselves.
FINE HOLIDAY Goops. Tho finest
stock Of holiday goods ever brought to
this town has Just been received at J. T.
wcltou's Jewelry Store. People wish
ing TO purchase, will find it TO their ad'
vantage to call and examine his stock
before purchasing elsewhere. His goods
are all of the latest improved styles,
and he is selling them at San Fran
cieco prices.
CERTIFICATE or AN EMINENT CHEMIST.
i have made a careful chemical analy-
sis OF the S~ozodon;, from an impartial
sample purchased by me personally,
rrom u leading drug house OF this city,
but nothing Of an injurious or objec-
tionable character has been found IN ITS
composition James G. Pohle, NJ. d.,
Analytical Chemist, 4s9 Broadway, New
York late DR.. James R. Chiffon y Co.
n~SPALplSa's GLUE