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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

r LIE INSU RIA nee The benefit OF
LLIFE INSURANCE is so clear that the only
really important question nowis WHERE SHALL
We answer, In the "KNICKERBoCKER," of
New York, because
/. 1t has dealt kindly, and literally, and largely
with our southern people.
2. 1t is MUTUAL-paying It's profits to the as
sured.
>. Il issues all desirable kinds of policies.
!. 1t allows travel and residence over all the
United States and Europe at all seasons without
extra charge.
S. 1t dispcnses with almost all restriction as to
o. its rates are as low as any company can offer
consistently with security.
7. 1t Is liberal with Its assured in the payment OF
premiums, taking notes for part and this enables
persons Of small means TO secure much larger
amount Of insurance tnearly doube) than In an all
s. It favors Capitalists who can make their money
earn more than average interest: ,o., - orsd,tsd
8. Its dividends added TO policies or creuiteu
against notes, or payable In cash II no note mas
been given
10. its dividends have averaged FORTI-F1FE
PER CENT. YEARLY.
IL. Its losses are promptly paid
IT, It issues policies for the sole dement, OF lhar-
ried women and their children.
49, 1t insures the lives OF debtors Tor their ereui-
'o OF II has adopteda "CHILDREN'S ENDOW-
MENT TABLE" and policies upon this plan are
nayabIe at the age specified or In case OF death
the total TSese PoL eifE sFf rf4Ea q @
METHOD OF PROVIDING A BUSINESS CAP
TTAL FOR A SON OR DoWkY FOR a
DAUGHTER. .,.. ..
The New York Observer says of this Company :
sNn eminently sound and reliable life corpora
tion.''
The New York Commercial AduertiSer says:
'tShows Grst-class management and ability"
Wull-street Under7oriter:
s.Sound, solvent, and a1luent."
The New Orleans Times:
1--WE cordially recommend the Knickerbocker
for safety, liberality, and fair-dealing."
We invite applications for policies in this ex-
Gallant COMPANY and for sub-agencics In Nir-
sinia. THOMAS NJ. ALFRIEED son,
A'Nt' -. State Agents.
DIR. O. F. MANSON, Medical Examiner.
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| All kinds Of Mozamb!ques, Lenos Delalnes'
Goats Hair Alpacas, Lawns, Organdies, and
other styles Dress Goods, at reduction OF from e
| to 80 per cent.
| Fine Black Alpaca at 3oc., worth soc. per yard
| Domestic Bingham at l2sc., worth lssc.
Tucked, Pulled, and Shirred Muslins, for WAISTS
at 7sc.-sold everywhere at FL per yard;
Mourning Lawns at l2Ac, worth CSC. per yard;
Black Barge, two yards wide, at $l.sO, worth ~
per yard;
Checked Muslins ut 1ssc., worth zoe. per yard;
Swiss MusIns at 20, IS, and aoc.;
Mosquito Netting at 81 piece;
Bobblnet, for Mosquito Netting, three yards wide'
at 45c. per yard;
Genuine Russia Diaper at 50 piece, worth 80;
Superane Russia Diaper, equal to the finest Bird
eye, at 81 piece, would be cheap at IS;
Bed Tick at E3c. per yard;
Shifting Stripes at l2.c. per yard;
| Maltese Lace Collars at Soc, worth $3.50;
Hemmed Handkerchefs at &c.,, worth 25c.;
Bonnet Ribbons at Soc worth Soc, at soc. worth
75c.;
! French Woye Corsets, white and colored, all sizes
from 10 to 81, at 81;
Cotton Yarns, all numbers, at s2.25 per bale for
| Manchester or Leeksville
Tucked Linen Cuffs at CSC. per pair;
Tucked Collars at 75c. per dozen;
Ten Paper Collars and ten pairs Of Paper Cults
for 25c.;
Slate and White Cotton Hose at l2sc.;
Open-work Hose for lades and children, at 25c. per
pair worth 5Oc.;
Fine English Cotton Hose equal to the finest Isle
Thread, at 3Oc. per pair or $3.50 per dozen,
worth $6;
The genuine French Invisible Net at 25c.;
Damask Towels at 81. so per dozen, worth Sc;
| Huckaback Toweling at Csc. per yard worth 371c.
Genuine Twisted SILK Mits for ladies and Children
at 2oc. pair, worth Soc
Super Twisted SILK Mits at 4oc., worth 75c. pair
Brown Linen Table Cloths at 81, worth $3.50;
Large-slze Bridal Quilts at So, worth 81;
Spool otton equal to Coats's at zoe. per Dozen
each spool contains over 100 yards;
Basting Cotton, suitable for common sewing and
bastng, at Csc. per dozen, warranted 100 yards
on each spool;
| AleXAluIe DIX UlOScS, tilo COioiSo,
| at Soc. pair, worth 75c. !;
Tucked and Embroidered Skirts, full width, at 70,
| worth IS;
Excellent Calcoes at 12.c.;
| Bleached Cotton at 10, l2i, and l6ic.;
| Plaid Linen Drilling at CSC. per yard;
Heavy Linen Duck and Drilling at 25c., worth CSC.
per yard;
Also, Mt great bargains, Table Cloths, Napkins,
| Linen and Cotton Sheetings, Pil!ow-case Linen
| end Pillow-case Cotton, Under Garments OF all
| kinds, Window Shades Worked Muslin, Lace,
and Nottingham Curtains Trimmings, Laces, Real
| Lima Lace Points, Black Silks, Flannels and all
other articles usually kept in rsclass dry goods
store. LEVY BROTHERS,
| l547 Main street,
au4 nearly opposite the market-house.
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CALL FOR ARMs.-The mongrel and un-
constitutional governments of the South are
constantly calling for arms. And what do
they want with these arms? They pretend
that the whites of the South-who own the
property, have the intelligence and the ca
paeity to govern-who have the most at
stake, and most desire order and security
are disloyal, and that they menace the State
governments! To place arms in the hands
Of the ignorant and incompetent upon such
idle statements would be in the last degree
disastrous, and we have no idea the Federal
Executive will do any such thing. The re-
fusal to comply with the call, however, may
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
w HARD TIMES MADE EASY.
AND THE WAY TO DO 1T
Is to economist In the purchase OF every "'''.'o
necessary for ones use, OF
sEPH sTRAU z,
1893 MAIN STREET.

The season for closing out my stock has lat '''-
yanced and / have from this day markeo o'' Il
every article less than can be found anywhere AL
this city-very important to persons ha'lhs D"'
little money to purchase Dry Goods TO supply
their Immediate wants. ...-
By calling at JOSEPH sTRAUSE'S, NO. 1875
Main street, you can get
FINE BLACK and COLORED LAWNS iEs' ~
and &c:
MOZAMBIoUEs, LENOS, TAMART1NEs, bA-
REGEs GRENADINES, FRENCH Gam
BRIO. and other Dress Goods, at haii ti'eif
value;
BLACK, FIGURED. and COLORED slLh' ~
$l.37i worth $3.50:
BLACK SILK UMBRELLAS at $l.2s, worth %
IRISH LINEN at So 80. &c.,, and 81, very cheap
SHIRT BOSOMs, very fine. at IS, s7s, and soc.
The greatest bargains In CAMBRIA
BANDS and EDGING;
GREEN. BLUE and BROWN GREN Adm
Wells ut 7sc., worth Sl.25;
Good quality LADIES'. MISSES, and chill
DREN'S HOSE, 191c.;
LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS, 10 and FAC, &c.
LINEN TOWELING, TAB L d A NJ ) ,
PRINTS, BROWN and BLEAC HED Shirt
ING and sHEETING, PILLOW-CASE MUS
LIN. HOOP SKIRTS, FLANNELS,
and thousands of other Goods too numerous 10
mention, all which will be offered to please one
and ali who will call without delay between FIJI
teepth and Seventeenth streets, opposite Palmer
j. Sons. JOSEfH SIhAuSE.
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be seized upon as occasion for the reassem-
bling of Congress to aflict the nation with
their destructive plots and achemes.
Blu. ye. we can hardly believe Congress
will allow so barefaced q fraud to influence
il. The community complained Of is the
only portion of the South that can appre-
eiate The value Of order and good govern
ment. and arc in state of perfect quies-
cence, awaiting the course Of events. To
arm and act upon them the reckless and
ignorant bodies who ncw control the south
ern governments would be one of the great
est crimes ever committed, and would end
in most disastrous consequences to the whole
nation.
We have little fear on the subject, how
ever. This proposition is of apiece with
all the Radical expedients Of the day
desperate capers as they are about going
over Niagara.
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CPLIT SAWED WOOD. To C0oV Avn

SOFT COKE, SOFT COKE.-Just re-.
~ celved two thousand bushels SOFT COKE
| from the National Mines, which We are selling Al
s. per load. Give ne a call.
BRAIEAL & COTTRELL
" IS corner of Basin bank and Ninth strrtt
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AGRICULTURAL.

A VIRGINIA INVENTION.-We So
IA now on exhibition at No. II, on Rou-,aaEs
streat opposite the Exchange Hotel the ne,v .S
valuable machine known as ' ana
ARSALL'S COGKLE. GhRLICK. AMI s,,,,u
SEPARATOR, "''oF
the only machine known that can pcrrec,,y ,,,.
rate cookie from wheat without regard Ia tt "a "a
of the cookie. In this machine the new mir 1Ite
OF ADHESION, as applied 10 machincrT ~ ", ,sse
class, Is strikingly and successfully dcno1st",,a
and we invite the millcrs, machimgts .nJ 80
ness men Of Richmond generally Who fec. TI r
terested in the agricultural development ~ IN a
State, to call and see for themselves. - "us
We are now offering for sale COU NTY and C,r-,.
RIGHTS in the States Of Virginia and We, -
ginia, and win be glad TO see any geniamcn ~ IT.
the country who may be visiting the CITY. nom
Communications must b. addressed n ~
Charlottesville Va. or 10 Captain T. & III. AZ
Exchange Hotel, Richmond, Va. '''''oh'
jy2-3m MINOR & PFYToS
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The New York Herald gives fair repre-
sentation of the horrible school bill OF the
Louisiana Legislature, and asks: "What do
"the people of the northern States think OF
"such disgusting legislation 7 Would they
"submit to such forced amalgamation of
"their children with negroes Such is the
"result of Radical congressional reconstruc-
" ton"
And yet the Herald, by charging the
southern victims of this abominable legls-
lation with the ulterior purpose of reestab-
fishing slavery, is helping to keep in power
the party which has been the author OF this
abomination /. e., if its contradictory
course exerts any influence at all.
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The Herald on Reyiyino Slavery.


The extensive circulation and great en-
terprise of the New York Herald gives it q
prominence in politics much beyond its in
fuence. People always want to know what
it says, more probably from curiosity than
anything else. They are interested when
it concurs in their opinions, and altogether
Indifferent about it when it does not.
We have kept the reader informed as to
its recent extraordinary variations. On
Monday the unsettled state of the Herald
mentally was more manifest than for seve-
raj days preceding. Discussing the Pre-
sidency, it hints at the possible revival Of
slavery if SEYMOUR is elected at least, that
the "rebels " will be embodened by his
triumph, and may be led to demand the
restoratioBof slavery. This shows that the
Herald is very badly off-quite distraught.
None but deranged man could apprehend
any such thing and none but o knave, and
very bad knave, would express such ap-
prehension if he did not sincerely enter
tain it. The South will never demand
the restoration of slavery; the North
may-that North which conducted the
slave trade on the high seas, and large
part of whose people never found any scru-
pies in their way to money-making. s.
The South has been toomuch disturbed by
northern agitation. 1t will ever be con-
tent with peace and poverty rather than
ceaseless strife with wealth. The North
will soon lament it's lucrative southern trade
in southern staples grown BY slave labor,
which cannot be successfully cultivated by
free, and may long to see the black man
again in harness, where he was 80 much
happier than in his present state. But the
South will never consent to it-neyer! We
can never be induced to buy negroes i'm
ported by northern traders, nor to maintain
the institution Of slavery, that northern
commerce may fatten on it, while northern
people make hell upon earth for us with
their ceaseless agitation of abolition /!
Never!
In this suggestion the Herald is, under
the cloak of independence, favoring the
worst and most rascally device of the Radi-
cal party.
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,@TO CURE OR NOT TO CUKEITHH bat

sr TO CURE OR NOT TO CUkEEIhH la
Is the question and the only question wnien
in the Slightest degree the iDteresss o, oweis
e. Loss Of APPETITE, Nervous Headache, Constipa
ton and such other diseases as nave bs she
had better bear their ills than resort to remeales
that they know not but when they have h 5ne assa
I ETP,S a. RfTTERS are an unfailing remedy for
these hse Complaints that they purify the blood,
CITIZEN the nervous system, quicken the lVer,
Enns It is little strange that all who suffer do not
seek relief by the use Of them These fr6 Ss
have now borne the test OF time, ana IRON the,t
family medicine IN this section of the country.
Their properties are purely vegetable, may be
will prove an unfailing tonic In all cases OF loss OF
appetite. uy Dou,,s
Sold at wholesale and retail by q. ". LOWERS
and rnopIsts generally. Z. BAKER,
~ - Proprietor:
iva Box 333, Richmond, Va.
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HORSES AND MULES.
AIOTICE-MuLES AND HORSES.-Just
DYEHNG AND SECURING.

ESTABLISHED IN 1S60--L. LIME
~ MANS FANCY STEAM DYEING, SCOUR
ING, and PRINTING ESTABLISliMENT, g,
BROAD STREET BETWEEN FOURTH sHd
FIFTH, RICH MOSD, VA.-Ladics' dresses,
shawls, cloaks, and sacIues dyed In any coorS DE-
sired, or cleaned in the very best and nealest man.
ner. Gentlemen's garments cleaned or dyed, aud
lished printing department. and will print ladies
silks, merinos, poplins, delaines, and alpaca
dresses. Call and sec samples of my printing.
L. LIkkEMAN,
Practical Dyer, ScOurcr, and Cleaner.
p. S.-Pcrsons residing ut a distance from liz
city can forward their goods by express, and hsNr
them returned again In the same way at short no.
tice. all Sim
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DIED..

Tn Hanover county, August l7tll 1893, BESSIE
LINNET, fourth child Of Ed. j. and virginia A.
c. Tyler, aged one year, ten months and twenty
six days.
On Monday night at II O'Clock, at the residence
of MIR. Robert Marks. In Chesterfield county, MRS.
ELIZABETH SHEENE, In the slxty-second year
OF her age. ,, :
Her funeral will take place from the residence OF
The friends and acquaintances of the family are
invited TO attend.
On the 18th instant JOSEPH, youngest son OF
Joseph and Anne Levey. aged nine months anu
eight days. , ,r.rt vo
Washington, d. c., and Parkersburg, West va,
papers please copy.
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Letter of .Gr. H. A. Goodsos.

the well-known depot agent ut Goshen. and 3 gen
tleman OF the highest character for integrity and
intelligence. his opinion OF the Cold Sulphur
Water in various chronic diseases. Very remark
able cure OF lady In very feeble health.
GOSHEN DEPOT, VA, August q 1888.
] have been acquainted with the cold Sulphur
Springs for twenty-five years. ! have known IL
used for dyspepsia and liver disease with the most
favorable results In affections of the kidneys II
acts like charm. Iu female irregularities and the
diseases peculiar TO the female sex, IL Is remedy
OF the greatest value. remember the case Of 4
lady who WAS carried 10 the Cold Salphug upon u
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COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS

bed In n state OF health go feeble that gas -
prised she sh0uld have left home, as though, ~
could live but very short time: but after ma I+
the water there ten days she could walk abonL .nS
at the end OF month she left the springs In ns
health. '''eG'
consider the water OF The Cold SuIpbu- ru,,
equal to the Grcenbrier White Sulphur, wtitn.iy
have used. and wi II the properties or which ~
well acquainted. an
au l7-eod3tf Fl. A. Goouro,
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Letter of Hrs, E.. N. SLoaa.

Detec' " III o' e. ~ DtoNH.
She has known the Cold Sulphur Water to cure
dyspepsia, liver disease, rheumatism, and cutane-
Gus eruptions. Its use always improved the gene
raj health
COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS, August g. 1853.
l have known this Spring for eighteen years, and
have resided ut this place for three years. have
witnessed the effects or the water In many OF
disease-sone OF which were very serious and OBJ
stinate-among strangers and also on members OF
my own family. Its use has almost always been
highly beneficial. have known IL to cure cases of
dyspepsia, liver disease, rheumatism, and cutaneo
Gus eruptions. The general health of persons
using II always seemed to Improve. consider II
fully equal TO any mineral water IN Virginia.
ELEANOR NJ, SLOAN.
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spv,9TAL NOTICES.
.~wu,rE SULPHUR WATER FROM
THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
eREENBRIER COUNTY, va.

we are in receipt OF FRESH SUPPLIES OF TINS
u.TuARIE WATER, and will in future De con-
SANITY supplied. Enlarged and more thorough I az,
r,ncements having been made FOR BoIIhLNo
THE WATER this season, we are enabled 70 pre-
sent ., u Is 80. p FRESH FROM THE SPRINGS.
% ".ivu WIS containing an analysis of the wa
-. tt,a diseases to which they are applicable and
other interesting information, can De n@u on az
plication by mall or otherwise.
pTrpCETJ J,ADD q CO., Druggists,
a. .. I'm AGENTS virginia Springs Waters.
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STEAMERS.
SEEA Nh LES.
DOWHATAN STEAMBOATssMx

DOWHATAN STEAMBOATs@uy
l. COMPANY.-ST EAM Me RS
CHEAP, RELIABLE, AND SAFE ROUTE r.
BALTIMORE, sAEANNAH, HUSTON, An
THE ST.-TRI-WEEKLY LINE TO BAL
WITH STEAMERS TO PHILADELPHIA.-So
CHARGE FOR WHARFAGE DRAYAGE
OR FORWARDING, AND No TRANsHlp
MEST ~ G0ODS BETWEEN hIChh w,
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAi
Leaves Richmond every TUESDAY, THURS
DAY, and SATURDAY.
Freight received every day Except Sunday uph
7o'clock p. H. These steamers have excellent "a
loon, staterGom, and passenger accommodated
Fare, TWO DOLLARS; meals and statcrOoE
extra. For freight or passage apply 10
HARVEYS & WILLIAMS, Agents
ritl HiYFk
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CARPETS, SHADES, &c.
UTINDOW SHADE DEPOT
NK -------- ININnAM SHADE nEP0Ii IL

NM INUUW 6IIdUE UIlIVII
wv WINDOW SHADE DEPOT! u
l59S MAIN STREET,
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets.
NJ GOLDEN, the cheapest Window Shade man,
Is still at his old tricks, keeping down high prices
He has the largest assortment Of SHADES in the
city latest styles In Gold, Velvet, and Painted
Shades with ali the fixtures TO match.
CLEAR THE TRACK
High prices, down you comet All know COL.
DEN he always had the cheapest Shades ut his
old stand on Broad street.
-. TABLE OILCLOTH
IN Mahogany Rosewood, Oak, and Marble, and
ali the colofs; Black, for covering carriages In
Drill and Duck 900 Paper Shades u. your own
price.
N. B.-Shades made to order. storekeepers ana
pedlers supplied ut New York prices. 10 Asm
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Letter II K. Hopkins, Esq.

Case Of general debility and disease Of the kid
neys permanently cured, and cough Of fifteen
years duration greatly improved.
JACkSoN'S RIVER DEPOT,
ALLEGuASY COUNTY, VA, August IL, 1858. !
This l. to state that In the year 1895 visited the
Cold Sulphur Springs AT that time was suffering
much from general debility, IL cough which had
had for fifteen years, and severe disease of the
kidneys. After using the water three or four weeks
founImy general health restored, mycough great
ly relieved and improved and the disease Of the
Kidneys entirely cured The symptoms described
above had existed for twelve months before used
the water. The beneficial effects of the water have
continued permanent To this time. l consider the
Cold Sulphur one Of the best mineral waters In the
State. have used the Grecnbricr White Sulphur
water, and prefer the Cold Sulphur to that.
X. HOPKINS.
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re- AT COST! AT COST. AT COST"
THE ENTIRE STOCK
STABLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
WILL BE SOLD
AT AND BELOW COST
. UNTIL OCTOBER lsT
AT
JULIUS sYCLE,S,
sI3 MAIN STREET, BET. NINTH AND TENTH.
VIII REMOVE by October lst to AIS Broad street,
between Fourth and Fifth. VIII sell the whole
stock AT AND BELOW COST: .
LIGHT-COLORED CALICO at l2sc., selling
everywhere al le3c.;
DARK-COLORED CALICO at l?ic.-lsc. best
quality;
BLEACHED and UNBLEACIIED COTTON at
wholesale prices
lo-4 BLEACHED and BROWN sHEETING;
PLLOW-CAsE COTTON at great bargains;
SUMMER DRESS GOODS at Is and 20 per cent
less than ever;
WHITE GOODS Of every description
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS;
CLOTH, CAssIMEREs, sATTNET, and. KEN
lucky JEANS;
WHITE. RED, and BLUE FLANNEL at great
bargains.
Just opened, alarge variety of FALL and WIN
TER GOODS-such as
Heavy POPLIN for travelling suits;
PLAID and STRIPED POPLIN;
SCOTCH PLAID for chldrer's wear;
which VIII be sold regardless Of cost.
JULIUS SYCLE,
sls Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.
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FURNITURE, &c.
GRAIN BAGS, &c.

pAGS, BAGS, BAGs.-40,O00 GRAIN
ID BAGS for sale-from the cheapest shipping
TO the heaviest English lineu-hand-made, double
stitched; sold on account OF manufacturers. Also,
for rent any quantity On terms laid down by Cham
Der OF Commerce. We buy WOOL of all grades
and quantity for cash sell Hoyt Brothers LEA
THEIR BETTING on commission At manufactu-
sortment OF GROCERIES and LIQUORS.
WINSTON & POWERS,
jy2a corner Gary and Fourteenth streets.
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TRAVELLING TIME.

TRAVELLING TIME.
From Richmond to the Springs. ...........I hours.
From Stanton to the Springs. hoHrs'
From Covington to the Springs. .......... 3hours.
BOARD PER DAY. $3.50 PER MONTH. $50.
The hotel at this place Is now open for the recep-
ton of visitors.
The medicinal properties and effects OF this wa
ter are yet but little known. no effort having
heretofore been made to bring them to the notlGe
Of the public But the remark bic and extraordi-
nary cures which have been accomplished by IL In
many eases OF CHRONIC DISEASES-some Of which
seemed almost hopeless-justly entitle 1t to posi-
ton curative agent In the front rank OF The
watering places of Virginia and the world. Ihe
water is
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! ASH. BLIND. AND DOOR FACTORY

CASH, BLIND, AND DOOR FACTORY
- AND MOULDING MILL respectfully call
the attention of builders and commission mer-
chants to my superior facilities for manufacturing
Thy water power} sASH, BLIND9 DOOR s.
M6ULDINGS. HAND-RAILS, BRACKETS, &C.
Straight, scroll, and ornamental SAVING done
with neatness and dispatch. Balasters and Newell
posts furnished TO order. Regular sizes of sash,
blinds and doors, and large assortment Of mould
d. j. j. MONTAGUE,
foot or Thirteenth street.
adjoining Shockoe Warehouse.
an l5-dIw&W3m
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COLE SULPHUR sPRINGs.

The BEST SULPHUR WATER IN VIRGINIA,
aud accessible at far less cost, and in much less
time than any other the line of the Central
railroad.
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WOOD AND COAg.
TOALl COAL!! WOOD wonD,

I am still furnishing my customers and tho ,,,,
lie with the best article OF ANTHRA CITE OK p
at 81 S7.25 and $3.50 per ton, 2 900 pounds diII
cred. Also, best article Of WOOD-oaE ana 49, J.. V
Office and yard Nineteenth and Cary street .1'
Seventh and Grace streets. 80 ait
au3 CHARLES H. PAGE
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vyIRsH g. GUCGENHEIMER.
CEILING OFT SELLING OFFll TIC
CLOSET TO CLOSElI

With the view Of engaging in another business
Ihave determined to close out my ENTIRESTOCK
OF DRY GOODS, which is very large, for & short
time only, At AND BELOW COST.
1t would be useless to attempt to enumerate any
particular goods or prices, and viii only say that
the stock is complete In all branches, aud every ar
ticle MUST be sold regardless Of cost; and what
ever remains unsold within short time will be
disposed Of at auction. .-.
This is O chance rarely offered TO consumers OF
dry goods and will be to the interest Of all in want
To call early at ISAAC HUTZLER'S
tar No 500 Broad street, corner of Sixth.