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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-21

IMPORTANT DISCOVERY IN IRON MANU-
FEATURING. There has been some excite
ment among the iron manufacturers of this
city in consequence of the introduction
into one of the prominent mills, and with q
large, if not perfect, measure of success, OF
the process of making iron without the in
termediate process of pudding. This new
process yields larger amount of iron from
a given quantity of metal than the old me-
thod, and, dispensing with puddlers alto
gether, lessons very materially the cost OF
production.-Pitts6wg Gazette.
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FOREIGN Markets.

LONDON, December l9.-Noon.-Consols, 90 i
United States bonds easier at AZ. EUeniag.-
Consols, 921s. United States bonds, 74A.
LIVERPOOL, December l0.-Noon. Cotton
buoyant; estimated sales, $4,000 bales. The
sales Of yesterday reached $4,000 bales. Ere-
aing.-Cotton frrner; uplands, on the spot,
lOS@lOAd to arrive, lOBd; Orleans, l0SQ
lid. sales, $1,000 bales.
HAvRs, December 19,-Cotton lrmer; OH the
spot 1877. to arrive, l20f.
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LOCOMOTIVES ON IcE.-It is stated that an
inventor Of st. Petersburg has suggested
me manufacturing of locomotives that will
ION on ice. In place Of the ordinary
S4ee!H, ne proposes to substitute broad
8-eel5 which will bite the ice. A saDguine
'sSspaper critic thinks that if this loco
Go'lYe Is introduced it will supply means
VI communication between the cities and
owns III the north Of Russia between
Saich winter communication is now i'm
NSslble. This means that the rivers, ca
n&1s, and even the sea, will afford railroad
Facks.
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QUOTATIONS.

Virginia Lcaf.-Common, stale, and heated,
sA05d. sound to good and fine, 5h@lod.
bright fancy, 10, l26l4d.
fine, 6HGllld.
Western Leaf.-Low faded to middling ex-
ports, 305d. sound dry common TO good, tine,
and colory, 3b09d.
Western Stemmed.--Common TO good and
fine, 5k@9d. selections, 8, lO@l0Ad.
Marylands.-4, 7b69d.
Negroheud and CayendIsh.-3, 169lSd.
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FREE MASONRY IN SPAIN.-The National
Free Mason calls attention to the fact that
the whole of the insurrectionary move
ment in Spain was under the direction of a
revolutionary committee, who are generally
Free Masons. They acted as citizens, how
ever, and not as Masons, while, at the same
time, they proclaim Masonic truths, univer-
sal liberty, religious liberation, and popular
education
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-21

LARGE LAND SALE IN VIRGINIA.-I learn
that large company Of Pennsylvanians is
about closing the purchase Of $4,000 acres
of land near Norfolk, Va, near the shore,
heavily timbered, and that part of it cleared
is susceptible of being devoted to the
growth of early fruits and vegetables for
the northern market. Astonishing as it
may seem, they have secured the refusal of
this immense tract at one dollar an acre.
Occasional ii. ". Forney).
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The Magnolia Races.

MOBILE, December l9.-FirSt Race: Mile
heats; best three in five; $500: ~
Kitty Free. ..................-....2l
j euule.. = =
Time: 1854, l5oA, 1855, 153A.
Second Race Three-quarter mile dash !;
5000. Carrie beat John Kilgore and Mary
E. Ditch-done in l .20-the fastest time on
the track by a two-year old.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-21

The UNION Pacific RAILRoAD.-Phstd-
Hs!PHa, December lS.-Regular trains are
t44niHg on the Union Pacific railroad as far
ss Evanston, Utah, ninety miles be-
!ond the present western terminus. The
A!ne Aundredth and sixtieth mile has been
reached, and is now ready for inspection.
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QUOTATIONS..

Virginia eaf-Ordinary and faded, 4@Sd. !;
ordinary sound, fair dry leafy, 697d. good
and fine, s9lOd
leafy, s@9d. good and fine, 1o0lld.
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Death of an Old United States Naval
Surgeon.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., December l9.-Dr.
A. Parson, an eminent surgeon Of this
place, is dead, aged lightweight years. He
wss surgeon on the flagship Lawrence In
the battle Of Lake Erie, and was the last
surviving officer Of Commodore Perry's
Haaf
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: LAND SALE.-The farm of Jacob En-
swiller, deceased, four miles west of Mount
Jackson, containing 205 acres, for forty
dollars per acre, amounting to $780,
Shenandoah Herald.
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Steamer Sunk

NEW ORLEANS, December 10 The
steamer Era No. 10 sunk in Red river De-
cember 18th with 886 bales of cotton. No
lives lost. A part Of the cargo was saved.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-21

W. Il. sylyis, the President Of the Ma
H'aa Labor Union, announces that that
s'''clation is opposed to gold and silver
+'Hey and in favor Of currency exciu-
H'ely proper.
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The Late Ohio River Disaster.

! CINCINNATI, OHIO, December l9.-The
charred hull Of the steamer United States
was towed here yesterday. The body of
Mrs. Ella Jones, of Pensacola, Fla, was
recovered from the wreck.
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wEIysURE MALE on FEMALE

NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
len PANYl OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA. WA SHINGToN, d. C.--CHARTER-y
EP n spESAL ACT oE SSSeGtEESPSir A.
$1,000, ooo0PAID In FULL.-BRANCH Of
FOE; FIRST NATIONAL BANK B Si,aa.s
The Company is transacted and to which all gene
raj correspondence should be addressed .Tt
T57H' u -'.tra OFFICERS: ~
CLARENCE II. CLARK, President. .
JAY COOKE Chairman Finance snd S1ecasise
Henry d. COOKE, yice-president. h1.
EMERSON w. PEET. Secretary and Actusry.
by reason Of its large capital, low rates Of pre-.
MUM, and new tables, the most desirable means OF
insuring life yet presented TO the public.
made as favorable to the insurers Is those OF the
best mutual companies, aud avoid al the complss
cations and uncertainties or notes, DIVIDENDS, ana
the misunderstanding which the latter are so apt
several new and attractive tables are now pre-
sented, which need only to be understood 20 prove
acceptable 70 the publiee, such as Inc INC9RnEE-
MUM POLICY. In the former the policy-ho!asr
not only secures life insurance, payable at death,
but viii receive Y living after period OF ~, e ~
per cent? ofths par 9fhis policy In the latter
the Company agrees to return 70 the assured ~.
total amountoJ money he has paid in, {" addition
The attention OF persons contemplating insuring
their lives, or increasing the amount OF INSURANCE
they already have is called to the special sdyan-
tages offered by The National Lille Insurance coiH-
Circulars, pamphlets and full particulars, given
on application to the branch Office or the Com
pAnyJi jay a { COOKE 4 CO.. Washington, D. c.,
General gents for District Of Columbia Virginia,
ana "fs. s Sniff Cashier First National Bank
ninwid,IIe counties. $500, do 9-an
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Merchant Killed by a Negro at Char.

MeFcnhut hIIHeU Dy u NeETO Ht VH3sr.
r. lotte, N. G. s-r ho'. &
AUGUSTA, Ca, December 19.-At Char
lotte, N. c., on Friday last, q dispute arose
in the Mayors Office between q negro and
James A. Gleason, prominent merchant,
when the former drew q pistol and shot
Gleason dead. The affair has created in
tense excitement,
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GEORGE RYE 10 nm eovrn.o1 m

GEORGE Rye IS OUR GovEaYoR.-The
Winchester Journal Radically publishes a
letter Of Mr.. Rye's, from which we maze
the following extract in regard to the eort
Of men he wished to appoint directors Of
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Com
pany: us ~
:" LIST. He must be without doubt con-
solidationist. -
- F" I'd. We prefer Republican.
~" Sd. He must be a man of substance
and intelligence. - p
1.-THE first cannot be waived under any
circumstances, ard the second only when
none of the third requirements can be found
in our party.
II you can furnish me the names of
gentlemen living on or near the line of the
Virginia and Tennessee railroad answer
ing the description above named will be
obliged, and due consideration will be
given. GEORGE Rye
IMPORTANT CAsEs District
Court of Appeals.-Present on Friday:
Judges Joynes, Chambers, and Wingfeld.
In the case Of The City of Lynchburg Us.
Slaughter ct. ais. the court rendered de.
cisiou affirming the decision of the circuit
court Of Lynchburg; which Was that the
city is liable for bonds issued during the
war to raise funds, for the support, of the
poor Of the city, including soldiers families.
The amount of these bonds is $50, 900, with
several years. accrued interest.
/ In the case of The City of Danville us.
Sutherlin, involving the same points as the
previous case, similar decision was rem
dered. The amount at issue is 100000
Lyachburg Republican.
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The philadelphia Murder Trial.

PHILADELPHIA, December l9.-No jury
has been yet obtained in the case of witch
ell and his wife, arraigned for murder.
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Liverpool Tobacco Market.
From John Stewart OIley's Monthly Tobacco CIR.
cular,

From JOnn Stewart O4ley's honLaly 1ooacSo Su-
culAr.
LIVERPOOL, December s. 1868.
Referring 20 our circular Of the 4th uitimo,
we have now to report that consequent upon
a good general demand an increased business
was transacted In tobacco in this market
during the month just ended.
The purchases as well by the trade as Irish
and Scotch dealers have been chiefly directed
to useful medium qualities, and in all cases
quoted prices have been we'll supported.
For expectation there was moro inquiry,
but the reduced stock Of the lower quail ties
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Of western leaf caused the business to be less
extensive than might otherwise have been the
aaa
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!, INSURANCE COMPANIES.

TsHE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE
Il COMPANY.-This old and reliable Company
continues to be represe 1ted here by me as is
agent since the surrender Of the agency BY Messrs.
Thomas w. boswell IL Co. .n,ruorv 1,
de 16-8t },# d. LIZ aFfhhcON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-21
THE RENO FAMILY.

,. Vi the Reno family but four are now left
ATlng-the father, an old man of near
twenty-five years, two sons, and a daugh
tet. One Of the sons was released from the
;A!Issouri penitentiary last Thursday, and
lis brother, who is said to be an honest,
good citizen, is now in Missouri for the pur-
Jose Of bringing him home. If ne comes
ne Is sure to meet the fate Of Frank, Will
nam, and Simeon. The daughter is young
.aay OF medium size. of very prepossesslng
appearance, and intelligent and accom-
piIshed. The mother died during the past
Tail Of a broken heart.
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/ A PpoaATTox PAPER
MAUFAcTURIsa COMPANY.
PETERSBURG. VA.
manufacturers and dealers In al kinds Of
wRAPPENa.

BOOK FAEEEH
The highes; market price paid for COTTON
HAaS, OLD BOOKS, sAMPHLETs MEMS"
PAPERS, uof-daw&W
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w TO INsURE THEIR LIVES Ia tho stI
MUTUAL =, .ss..---..,sr.Ea
BENEVOLENT LIFE ASSOCIATION CT
-Tahi RICHMOND, Ply -
now on 4 firm basis. No longer doubt ~ 70 suc-
cess, and daily increasing in numbers UMPIRE
cedented In the history of life insurance. a.
ALL DOUBTS REMOVED As TO COST.
CHEAPEST LIFE INSuRtAyErC KNOWN.
AND THAT IN A HONE OFFICE -1sl
where the entire profits are returned to ita mem,
| /" bers. ....., .g..,,.f
| Call at once and secure policy stor' ~
! TEN DOLLARS
securing competency for your family.
! WE INSURE MALE on FEMALE.
Ladies especially are called on TO see that nefr
husbands me- elect not this duty. sais
Pamphlets with fun particulars, furnished oy
calling at their Office CORNER; orlnMAfN AND
TWELFTH STREETS, Richmond Va --seur.
c"f' T. q. STARKE, General Agent.
/ ia. BELyIY, President. iFYH. s.a" -"
fs4,a; 4ar- AGENTS WANTED 3 de Il
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Neither Sheriff Fullenlove nor any one
else about the Jail recognized any Of the
Vigilance Committee. Every one Of them
wore long red flannel mask that COM
iIeteiy hid their features. 1t was utterly
impossible to recognize any one in such a
.lsguise.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-02-07
HOME LANDsAGENCY.

THE undersigned have this day asso-
l. ciated themselves together for the pur-
pose of opening Home Land Agency, for
the sale or purchase OF lands in the Counties
ofCulpeper, Rappahannoek Orange and Mad
iSon.
Parties desiring their services are request
ed to furnish description of their lands, to
be entered upon the books OF the agency, sta
ting distinctly number of acres, condition of
building, fencing, amount OF timber or
wood, and price per acre, and terms of pay
ment.
Lands thus entrusted to the Agency will
be advertised, and every effort made to Sc
cure purchaser, with the explicit under
standing that if sold at any time within six
months after application and advertisement,
either by the owner himself or the agency,
the owner shall pay to the agency commits
ion of three per cent, on the amount of the
sale for their services.
To persons desiring to purchase lands in
the section above Indicated, and which for
health, good water, beautiful scenery, mar
keting facilities, and fertile lands, presents
rare Inducements, this agency strongly re-
commends itselffrom the fact that the part
ners are all well known to the citizens ofthe
above named Counties, and are familiar with
the varied soils of the entire section. Being
practical farmers themselves, and DESTROYS
of aiding in increasing the number of ener-
getic agriculturists in his beautiful region,
their object will be to bring purchaser and
seller together upon fair and equal terms,
and with the fair understanding on the part
of both of the only pecuniary interest which
| can accrue to the agency as aboYegiven from
their transactions; and the agency will take
pleasure in showing any lands and giving
any lnforlnation to purchasers desirable, to
enable them to make II profitable invest
ment.
Lands surveyed and mapped titles exam
ined, and no sale made unless satisfactory
assurance to the purchaser OF the true state
of the title.
The agency would respectfully call atten-
ton of persons des ring to purchase, to sew
eral beautiful farms now offered for sale by
them, short descriptions of which will soon
be arranged for advertisement and distrib-
uted to various points North.
Applications may be made at the Main of
| flee at Cupeper c. H., or to j. j. Halsey
| Mitchells Station, Culpeper County, Va.
j. j. HAISEY,
u. r. HILL,
...... A i. STOPPER
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9pditat'
GIsSEs.

Unluoky Vulcan Venus trlcked him;
A nashion with the ladies' this is.
En not . miss but I'm a victim
Te q whole host of wicked misses.
Miss FIT Supplied my boots and coats,
And vain Is all my indignation;
Ny cash book and my gold and notes
Arc managed by Miss Calculation.
Miss Take has played me many trick,
Niss Spell will always write my letters;
Miss Trust declines to give me tick;
Mis- Manage let's of all my debtors.
AIiGs Print is wont to spell my rhyme
A very wicked habit Is hers;
And If they quote me any time,
Miss Quotes the girl to use the scissors.
When Christmas bumpers overflow
And bells ring loud from many minis
ter,
] can't get near to Miss L To,
Save with some very ancient spnster.
We'll, eesy tits down hill to glide,
And vain the Parce to importune;
So let rue wed my bonny bride
A charming child she iE-Miss Fortune.
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NEW GOODS
At TIE CASH STORE.

NJ TIE CAOII . IOItI'
SECOND supply of Fall and Winter
~ Goods. of all kinds, at the very lowest
prices for cash or in exchange for Coun-
Try Produce.
One hogshead of extra brown Sugar, by the
barrel;
Cotton Yarns, from G to II;
Kentucky Yarns, of different grades;
Ready-made Clothing;
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Sheeting, 100 wide, for 80 cents;
Calico at from to Is cents;
Hardware of all kinds;
Salt Nails, I49Eels Spades; brG%1s Corn
fine Tea Soap, Candles, WOODWARD, of all
kinds, and in fact every article usually found
in this market. SNOWDEN YATES.
November %, 1867.
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ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
October II, lSo7.-ly
ALLAR RID TEE =,
RICHMOND, VA.


THIS elegant establishment is now
L complete in all its appointments.
In its structure and furnishing, particular
attention has been given both TO comfort
and style. 1t is remarkable for its clcanli-
ness and its furniture is of the best quality
The lobby, ladies' reception, bar, billiard,
and reading rooms, ON the office floor, are
spacious and beautifully arranged. The la
dies parlors and dining-roomS on the first
floor, are easy of access, and free from the
confusion of business.
Tho table is supplied bountcously with all
the delecac1es of the season that this and
other markets afford, and many of the sup
plies come direct from best markets of the
country.
The subscribers, in their new connection,
beg leave to pledge their best efforts to the
maintenance of this frst-cass Hotel, and
| ask the support of their friends and the pub.
| lie generally.
! JOHN p. BALLARD & SONS,
JOHN p. BALLARD, Proprietors
| WILLIAM 7. BALLARD,
| i, STRIDLING BALLARD. ..
|
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NEW STORE

ORANGE COURT HOUSE, VA.
THE undersigned offers for sale, at
i his new store Orange C. H., Va, next
door to Chapman x Co., a full assortment OF
DRY GOODS, GROCER ES,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS,
HARDWARE, CALICOES,
COTTON CLOTHS &c.
The stock, which is unusually large for a
village store has been selected with great
care in the Northern Markets, and under
cial inducements to buyers. The public are
respectfully invited to call and examine for
themselves. l bind myself to sell rs low as
any country merchant IN virginia.
Bg- The highest cash price will be paid for
| all kinds of Country Produce. ...-.
NoYembet %. lSG1. q. j. BltOM NJ.
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THOMAS j. MEHAFFEY,

AGENT FOR THE
CUMBERLAND COAL AND IRON co.
A LSO. Wholesale and Retail Dealer
~ in all kinds and all sizes of hard or An
threcite Coal, by Car load or ton
All communications addressed to J Lath-
erland, 26, King Street, Alexandria, Va, Will
be promptly attended to.
July ., lS67.-lya.
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New Cheap Cash store.

7 TAKE this method of informing my
L. friends and customers that have just re-
turned from baltimore with complete stock
of goods, comprising all kinds usually. kept
in this market all of which offer to the pub
lie at the lowest cash prices or in exchange
for any kind of produce. My motto shall be
to sell at the lowest price and that for citslI,
or produce. inviteall parties to look at my
goods before purchasing elsewhere. ] will
pay the highest market prices for all kinds o
country produce. SNOWDEN YATES.
nraurral Irf lSR-
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WANTED!

THE PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT
Il have just received, and have in store, a
fresh supply of p. X. and Graduated Sugars,
Pure Non Explosive Kerosene Oil, Tallow
and Adamantine Candles, Turpentine Soap,
Nails, Lewis White Lead, Glue, Linseed Oil,
Putty Paint Brushes, Window Glass, Copal
Narnish, White and Red Chalk, sand Paper,
of Groceries, &C., which will sell low for
cash only. -. ,,,,-,,,,,
% 1877
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Dental Notice.!

DR. j. NJ. ANDERSON, respectful
~ " announces that he will be prepared to
insert Aluminium Plates so soon as the ne
cessary apparatus can be furnished from Bal
timore. He confidently recommends thls
new discovery as equal, If not superior, TO
anything that has ever been used in dental
art. When first inserted these plates are OF
silvery wilderness, which in time becomes OF
aruby color. They are very light-one-fourth
the weight of rubber plates--as strong almost
as steel and are not affected by acids or food
of any description, and are really valuable
addition to the resources of the scientific
Dentist. DR.. a. will be at Orange c. II. per-
mancntly.
Nov. 10, lS67.-ly.
Culpepper Observer copy st and send bill TO
this office,
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HOME LAMP AGENCY,


j. ]. HAISEY, I. T. HILL, A. J. STOFER,
| Lands bought or SOLD on a uniform Commission
| Of three per cent. Titles examined
| and Lands Surveyed II
| desired
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Mrs General Buell. testified 1--WE have n
Grover 4 Baker Sewing machine for seven
years, in constant use, hemmng, telling,
tucking, and everything that the fingers can
do. 1t is preferred over all Others on account
OF its durability of work, elasticity and
simplicity of construction"
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Nov. -, lSf
NOTICE.

r SHALL apply to the Directors of
Il of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad
Conpany for the renewal of Certificate No.
Ills, dated March 26th, 1859, for ten shares OF
Stock in the said Railroad Company, which
has been lost. The said Certificate was is
sued to Snced & Thomson. and as surviving
PARTNER shall apply for the renewal Of the
same a. THOMSON,
Surviving partner Of Snecd & Thomson,
October l. IS67-2nl.
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Mrs. A. c. Foss, wife of the Rev. Archibald
FOss, writes Il feel it to be both q duty and
pleasure to inform you with what satisfac-
tion and success have worked on the Gro
yer & Baker Machine for the past eleven
years. 1t is so simple in its structure that II
Is exceedingly difficult to get it out of order
Both of my little girls-one five and a hall
the other four years-can sew straight seams
on it without assistance"
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NEW RAR ROOM.

VHE undersigned respectfully calls
Il the attention OF the citizens of Orange to
the fact that he has opened, in the building
adjoining the store of Mr.. Kiucheloe, q
A NEW BAR ROOM,
where he will be happy to see his friends and
the public generally, and supply them with
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS
ITO THE PUBLIC.

utu" can be found at my old
j. ,stnnd. :. full Agency for the Stoves
and hollow Ware manufactured by Charles
Hunter, ut the Fredericksburg Foundry
Cook stoves, Nos. 81, 4, and 10, Pots, Ovens
and SlilietS, and all other kinds of Hollow
Ware sold at manufacturers prices, with
cost of freight to this place added.
| will also attend to the Roofing, Guttering
and Spouting of Houses with Tin. Repair
ing executed in the best manner, and ut the
shortest notice, for cash. -
April II, ISG7.-tf. ISAAC Il. GRAHAM. /
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WINES. LIQUORS AND sEGARs.

His stock is very large, has been selected
with the utmost care, and he feels every as
surance that he will be able 10 give entire
satisfaction to his customers.
He also takes this opportunity to inform
the public that he will supply all Churches
within ten miles of this place with Wine for
sacramental purposes, al cost
ALBERT NICHOLS.
,I,.,rI left