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NEW PHYsI0eEohYi Or, sleSs cHASLcTrR-As manifest,
srough Temperament External Pormi and especially the Bumi
Faes Divine than 600 illustrations In large
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49,, , ,1orIrM nf NATURAL HISTORY OF

NV viii celebrate their semi eenisnua ans'' sfs
sssa ~ ..,sa,s. ~ an liz saapui ~ sxRisbe
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UfNDlSPENSABLE.'-All Young Men should

oRAToRY SACRED AND SECULAR on THs RIrHEPohASIor,
syxtsA sketches Of the Eminent Speakers Of al Ages
Isesshg Chsirmsns Guide Conducting Public Meetings
sOrrs the Parliamentary Models TSed paper 81 30
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y,tturts amS N..tinss.

COOPER UNION FOR THE ADVANCE
W MEsT OF SCIENCE AND AIT "A Lecture viii es eeh.srsT
BLLioT C. CoWDiS late u s. Commi,aons, IN "a. Ass
Hall Of the Cooper uniou THIS SATURDAY. EVENING hseb H.
o'clock.
Subject: " The Universal Exposition At Paris" .
Tickets obtained free application at the eee o. The ksscs
Room frem ga M co. p ABRAM s. HEWITT, seIstsy
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lp1IIlcE IANDSCAPE. AND CIVIL,

EWEkAGE u pp Esp;wgsPfPEs 70 a.iuss dis@
- RIflkD ~, cSpnsy Tops dssnhea.ss and fSSs
Ilss Fire and Bath in Pser P.!s and .sd,si
Ssd.,s Of Pottery Ware oNo ISLAND ~, importer
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yYERYsCGNYENIENF AND WELL
w .ARRANG BRICK ON
THE WEST SIDE OF FOURTH STREET
gRTMEEN FRANKLdM AND GRACE;
FOR SALE AT AUCTION. - VII belsold o.
auction. on the premises, on MONDAY, 9th
M March 1885 at half. past a o'clock r ID,
the exceIlent BRICK TENEMENT located as
above It contains eight rooms with fire.
places toeachl besides brick kitchen, coM and
! The whole premises have recently been
renedelled, and repaired, and are
Admirably well arranged for a small family. !.
TRxMs. 0ne-fifrf cash; balance at three,
six. niue, and twelve months, for egotiable
notes, interest added, secured By q trust deed,
VI HasR H GoDDIN &APPERsoN,
s,y,.h go ~ ss;sss 3 ~ rs A1ctfoneers!
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n TsSsor d Son, AuctIonsers,
40 once esl 'laaIn street.,
So Tires doors below EpotsWccdH Hotel e
rTRUsTEEs SALE or vALUABLEs

FTRUSTEEsS SALE OF VAIL ABa ai,
i Ia REA LES Att lMsassN1&k CITY ",
UCTTONr-B virtue q
q deed or tYuet executed to the sstbscrfber W
Iohn Clash and sHsnnah, his wlfss bearing
dAtBexSn fla3of April. 1851, duly recorded 70
cnfyon thareof 81 the re0neet. IN writing, Of
ia ESug4F6inrieSs III said dsed proceed 70 s.ll
Ntssayr6iic xfscffou. on tie presalses, on EHi.
nxT sGsa Merch, !, 1888, al q pollock p. d.,
Il not, the frzs fasr day thereafter ssa y.
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BY Clopton HARDWOOD, f<
~ Real Estate Agents aud Auc.ieneers,
Tenth street between Main and Bank streets.
rEsRUsTEE,S SALE OF REAL ESTATE

EETsEUSTEE'S SALEO OF REAL ESTATE
III ON THE EAST SIDE OF UNION Oh
EOONCURRENCEJ STREET, ON UNION
HE'LL, IN TIE CITY OF RICHMOND. AT
AUCTION lin pursuance of q deed Of trust
executed to me by Mrs. Caroline s. Carter
baari9g date the 18th dny Of August, 1852, and
duly recorded In Richmond Hastings Court
I shall proceed to sei1 at public auction, on the
premises, ON the EIGHFEEMIH DAEzOF
MARCH, 1883, at O'clock z. 10. Oh E sGERs
TAIN LOT OF LAND fronting 40 feet on
the cas- t,side OF Union Tor Goncnrrencel street,
running back within parallel lines 40 feet 20
4 street 80 feet wide, with q new FRAME
|RUILDING thereons cont tanning f0ur rooms.
TEKEs: Cash as TO the expenses Of sale and
the psyr1ent Of the SUM OF 8266 with inte-
rest thereon from the 18th day Of December,
1Se7, until paid; and ths further cum Of $3.50,
due the 18th day of Aprh, 1855 and the
further sum Of 1885, due, tl1e 18th day Of AH-
gust, 1858, Tor mega fiable notes, With interest
added for the deferred payments The taxes
for the year 1883 e be paid py the ggTcnsser
NH s. Trustee.
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by cook 3 Laugh Asuc ttoneers, IS
corner Franklin and Governor streets.

TTeBSEHOLD FURNITURE SEW.
Tl ING MACHINES. PIANOS, ETC Al
AUCTION. --Cn FRIDAY, 9Th instant, at 10
eseloek. vsewfH selIat.o st0re.a iaTge assort-e
uIs,,t of HOUSEKEEPINGAR TICLES,e en-
MaHcGaHy SOFAS andgHAIRs,e s;
WaRDROEES and .WASHSTANDS, sa..sssa
JENNY lind and COTTAGE BED ID
HAIR and and SHUCK MATTRESSES, -
FEATHER BEDS, B 0LSTERS, and f 9-,--.
CANE "a. sSm ans WoeD- SEAT CHAIRS, ~ssessts.
WALNUT EgTENsI0N and LEa E ia
MA RELATIONSHIPS TABLES g
HANDSOME ROSEWOOD I'D ETEa RE,
SIIVEE CASTORS, ,,- .,.,,51
and GR00KERT, T s.ssss=
MAHOGANY BUREA US, s..rs u sSs5 -
NIN SAFES and CUPBOARDS. -
5s,ssa ss ssassa ALSO,@ " sssss'5s
., very good sixsoctaye PLANO s, in mahogany
q SEWING sasss MACHINES TO 30 soidfor Dc.
count John w ght, sheriff city OF
hleninona; sSo6K s. LAUGHToN,
NH d. && ssSa 49, 1kAclloneeLs.
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- 1anrzrrr NE n arwo. srenY

pRifsY DWELIdNa,ss ON s ~ FL
STHEET BETWEEN w 20 3 ~ ~ III 81
1Tsfvsrfsp r1iH sel1 st n9cttqn On sae
-,rss,sf sas. 81 THURSDAY ash ct Marcl ~
~ asss,sa II. the beanttfnf new spory
rfRIfSR DWEsLLtEG situated as Aqoye1Sgsa
scpf6sd, now IL tbs occupancy q ss sgl
ssavsrns1a with 'front.' and back porcn, ana
s III sSffH Two rooms. House, elts!psEre
fserfectEy ahtsas e
Ne sresii,sf,ra The lot fronts SIS fees 1nd En
s, 81, fJt fsst 10 an ,allsy twenty feee VICE.
TT r.aSss 1ugsthirS cash the alsncS atssi1
80 xweive r,ioaths for negotiable notes, lps6.
$50 s,ifisd socnrsd by trust decd. Enc t&xes
ssrlsse "a IS paids by thePuEcAas szslS;
aEUBBS ~ LII ~ sss.rs
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srssy SAFE OF ELEGANT MIRRORS,
III 15I,0gKSssIR Rom SAL Fec ac aac. At
THE BALLARD house., y e " y SA y sc
fsr SaTTIHIlAY s,e I4th Instant, at 10
O'clock. s viii SELL at the Ballard aHouse, on
II sTa sIsaant s1ass Id frames
4 iaraa MARBLE-T0P,T TAIL ES for same,
= yery large and superior IRON S,AFEs ssss
49, 3
Ia satfsfy taxes due BY John r. Ballard 70
s'se e's1 eA'1'' JULIUS A. H0BSON ,ss3
~ &sa asssSs8 City Collector.
Sale conducssd by GooKs& LaUaHros. Agc-
tioneers. asge.s .---1 = = :. =
Nv COOK s. Langhton,S Auctioneer j. 81
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!. s.s,TlE1lIE.TYRANNIcAI. .FAIHEk..

asseTzIEsTYRANKIGAI FAIrIEK &.
- ssJennia,n said MrsStaesy one evening
to his daughter, Edward Wrigh called
at my store ,day. II suppose you know
Whist fol. ., K .sl5isssI ss sSSE Tes
80. How should u know Whst for. papa : 7, 4
returned Jennie, with 8 look Of unco EsEipus
ness that was belied by the vivid crimson
that rose from the cheeks. to the temples.
81 suppose II. was to see about an order
for somesgoodsser something"
Not exactly" replied her fatheg,
smiling. tEs came 30 see me about ,ypiF4
in short, TO ask my aerrniss onto sisress
syon.,,zaaags sesgss8 q 80 q 9sssssa
Jennie reddened again but the sudden
fash that cleaned out from beneath sths
brown lashes spoke more soss scorn ailaI
satisfaction. .efz esAfH .fssssaas hi 49, ss3s
,assssOf course, gaye my scoisstt, y CON
tinued Mr.. Stacey after waiting sainly
for his daughter tereply: sasesass sTsssss1
uIf You hadn't, Isaiuppose sthat would
have been the Hast Of n, 60 'faf asshe was
concerned, y etprted sJannie, with 10 sar
castle touch that Yaa quite lost u q h 81
matter ofs fxct fnttsr. ~ = - 49,
"Well, my dear, T dent knew as there
is any need s0f Taising stlslt question. /
could have nosreasonab Bile 6bjecti6k TO q
weH.principlsd, inteIl fgent young man
ike ,Mr. Wright ana who is, withai, aioapg
an exceilent business. Sosit n0w 1eHains
for YOU to say. Wbethe 81 : no you EH be
.Nrs. Edward Wright y s 80 a
sJsnnis pursada up her rosy dips Bath'sdn
air of great dignity sssss& Ell -
haven't been askad yet - ~ ass
s.sNo, Igsuppose not. But Shouldn't
wonder IL hewas here tonight forsshatsx-
press purpose.axs ssssgs y st.ss4 atsasse
Then, as q gIinmsr of The truth entered
his mind, hi. Stacey added 90 ssssv ~
yS1I trust that You are NOT sa foolish, my
daughter, as TO take, offanica because he
spoke Is mo ahont III s h n Hi doing he
acted ho,,nralsI ana; III evpary nan should,
and is ought to pssss latiss Sasr him
in yonr asteoua. Indaeds.sE Anciea from
What ia ssid xhSt le ri sRyapf the
nature of syonks lliiass hlaS else he
had NOT srlSken to mH. sssxsss ssss
JeRlfe's pdigpatiOn now reached itacli-
unax. She elevated hera srsth6s
aspiring noae Hptilat stood Oh les.
Cutie cure, WA be ~ Idonst know iay
he sEonld be, then. never gave Tim any
reason tofeel 90 cord dent..''
Me- Stacey looked ather grsYelysat hfs
daughter. 'sssss assssz $3.50 sssasssssap'tsss
ss.sI do1't know sh you aid 10 HIN,
but know that hsss been here pod daal,
and yon' va alRay seemed glad sasas higa.
hope you Dean ssaiiiE the
young man. Jennie. SOS 4 70 nnuefsfassd
that you aen.s inteae tes sass u 2 nllEs s18
Jennie,s round sad rosy face assumed as
lofty an expressi ION g sesspres ccnla %
expected 70 rear not formed 81 aelly 1son
the heroic mould. Syssss4
st1s Mr. Wrightis amos lIonts ye1Dg man,
papa. Pre- nothing 70 a Esinss h tllls.
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CogsfsctsOsterSsss

- Cont ectSO err ess ~
TsENt3Ng KAISIf 8. Z LOT of
.t1tTEMlJNSsn ana RAISINS just ON
consfcnrnsnt and for sale by -.s.4egss
q mi ROBERT n. WILLIAMS g CO.
IUSg RECEIYED, -
81 g bozes BEsr LEMONS, go 8
ts,cbo 6ass oANrrss 's - -
- assftails DATES, So 1890 -
ehs4s sEEDEEss RAIsfNs. tc arttseii
~ so smExSINA oRANGEs IS g
.ss,sss = sissM zIMMER &CosS.
isx.., !. sssssek sIS4s hrain street
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,nRESEREEss-We hxae on hand e
y ,5sssgsss FssS1.DsssTsa saaWBEnafEs, as
sssL Ines, DAMS@MSsg aes1l
aUINCEsi -
PINEkRPLES, sssss sss ssiasssssssfss
,ssssl,AstAaR,ssSsrEssasas9 ~ siis Ea
1PRIGOIS. 10 sssssgs sssss % stEs;s 49,
uhfch NE are Offering at low prices. 49,
s'ssssE ss9 ANDREW PTZ1IMF q Co -
4. "a -, q, so7 Broad street.
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Z Sseedsasse,s, dsc.
seEED OATS, SEE s OATS SOC
~ bnshels PRIME OATS, selected fcrsseed,
for sale by. SAM MACCUBBIN& sCp.ss
fSal1hs eLIw RaEsg mo. 1923 FranEtin street.
T.ANDRETH'S Elk IRA EARLY
Aaia PEAS. -sgumrlsts aEsoF tment OF Ills
seeds inst receiyed mud for ssls BY, rr,s1T 50
a BroadbetwrsnFpu and Fifth stresfs
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Farf ls& HIs3s0 Sl1S NHt aBeSsxy 10 e0nf33
vines bss tAsk b Hss mn, gos Hss het esezzs
f6bSi ~ III M q i Sf aytli* ss6 .AcfA
81sS I'M o - F's sx ass a
Afssr ia. JeHnis3 tIorsd 6as ofshs back
EruaHa gfnls ssyss IN FL n ae3sn6rA III ttgII
ssIIsf I'M. Vsss|
nss6d ~ ~ tl.ss Il A SSssst iosa 1T 8sa
isrsy.i BBo uosrrs
iSsr tsaass@33 RI sisr ss,sk zs siav.-1
ss& 1890 ~ ,ssr Iesr|
sss~S 8 ~ sstta.s.
sI,sS sstfsea
rssu,se 800 ,sse lsis 9,
80 -. = IN i,ec0udtak Mrs..
-. ~ - ~. ~,
~ - - ~ ssss vsddfns
= q.
49, ~ s,sts 49,
snc ss0
aosx @ sisc 5000 I'm VT
ssa sa iolt 80 = y 80, TO-
haa t9 SEQ W 1890 y y ssso ~. Sasss
sinsliaf. soasy in nes $500.
gennte -. ~ 49,
Eis6f wh0sxs thHf yorng seae p oVa
were tins gass slaas lno s1l- I
mgr ~ 49,. =
Edward pied se pm. sl
[hctsas little 0ntshs& ct this aorups IN
|uGify ssSH as The BE0Wls that accom-
panied it. ,,.ss 3sssS,s.
swell. don,t never Ietsr1e eee you' WIN
him a8siIi s'ss ,.aa.s...
Jennie opened her syes still WIG T.44
why mt 4 thought EdHafd Was g
great fxgui1t p n, III & 3 49, sa9s
he Nas until Es f0nl1 him ont ~.
d;d think q Efsat heal 81 The yonDg man q
|ont HUI Whit ISe happened, ne Shall nsEer2
sfarksn my door ~ ,sssgss
|s.ss Dear mel what ~ the Aprld nas ne;
d0he ~ .s.n ~ s.s,s1s asztes u
| Deae what ought TO sssne him 20 the
pehisSDtiAry hat would send him there
|i 4 had lis lin iii III hands sss.gss4s
The eudde paIlor that sEept over Jen-
niesx face Woaild have betrayed to the
mott in6i ifArsnt rye the trHe state ofs her
90 - - a s..sss
To yons moan that he.has been steal
Ing, papa goes
n, q Stealing = He lass done worse than
ihst - 1880 ;,ssgz, sssssssr
H. Good heAydnsa y falfesed poor Jennie,i
. hes he been killing aHybody Z 3 30 ssssass
Verse than fhat4 man that VIII sell
| his eeHntrgsis werseth annrdarer land
enc hat VII so.e aon hss s.sg. aYa
lsaasIshsn asls ss.ss & s.s's g
SIS That ali9 ''sssid Jennie, drawtng q!
long sigh OF reltefs sd th0ughs ssa6 mas
something dread HI. ~; ~
Ait8vs6ch0ed her father "a should
say that It Was enough qnite enough to-
aink him hi tho estimation OF seFery honest
,szou, Grco xx,y,sa xsT seasS 6artt lat mo cpn
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Isea5 gssss5es 1os. sale.


URSALEOR Rem 4. IT be sasLEEs
al attractive country seat, one .soaLtn ~
s.sraiafrorn TIE ieposs0 Dc che tchnsond End:
DARIUS railroad at Amelta GouTtnoase,9
viii De sold Of fent6f to ago0us tenant ~ 10
seouunnodatings farms There agaug w W
acres of LAND, much improves py sg 49,
md 1,oysY TIVE DW EEiETN IA nnepC
dsr srsfl Eli need bull tngs !; ana fGp
Tsiy rfio6d Is exsel5ent apply on the 80
;oinfue faruatoss1 MR. ~. III sR1JIAEkEt1asO,
n 10 - CABEL LIS w 1A1ffsi
~ ~ 81. ssSs s.ssss E1 REL Estate Ageatss
NH s-eodss Ne. ll1s.saainssrseE
gTNoR sAEEsaAsPRETTKgSBBURBA.Ns5
Il ~ FARM, about tlsream miles vest 20 ~
5nona. con tanning about ,tasS5slS
lien snSst7s fweslinga esse ards
ant houpes thereon There issa Ane ne
ci,ard az choice fruit trees and small yms.
ward upon the farms anfsa we'll OF exoeieng
water IN the yard The land il IN fine eoHai-
s38n.s ana well adapsed to the culture OF yege-
tablesof every despript ion, ~ % goAfi guls5EtC
the IN renders It very desirable as market
garden. FRANCIS z. ISBFLLs ~. s's'4'
- "a ssss.sssssssSss sRsal Essats 1gsnt
NH 8-seodzt = opposite sspotswoo Hs,lsL
"" EAST TENEMENT -
=. Lib gBl I4Isd1 ats :f
ss,s,,. A AI. fssaumsR, HaRrsooKsoo
\ Z
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Sas baryx5s ExE FLOUR,
bassa<aDpra Ri IT OpR. ass
100 hall barrels FAMILY H0E HER
ConsfaHtly on hand, CORN MEAL. HKAN,
and HR0WNSTIFE, i. POWERS,
JAIL LEO Main Street, nsar oia Market.
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SEED OATS.-4,000 bushels for ssalesb
81 CHARLES HQWARD,s
IA az ssssz.F ~ Nos Fifteenth street.
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coal aasz WI'oOd;l 8 81

NTIDLoTHIANLUMPB ITUMINoUSs
u COALsEz TN failing sdpply Of this
nraSaIianed TJJMING USsst9 RATEH COAL
has been secured, and is offered dealers ana
sss sa sha S sfs fss ar ase
ppf,sy,e S-s5Tsssf sss,eseSS a B.sWAYlIINS, X 4
8 MID Iotss5 5zsss. q IllsMain street
TIAKT WOOD, OAK woo 0oDs
AJgOAK WU0D, more than half seasoned,
~ az per cord.s delivered al kin want hHds
better buy early, as the supply liz limited. g.
i -. 3 yQTIREl Laisassl Ssna
n NH 81 40 ~ 1850 $50 $3.50 ..--...
GUPERToR BITUMINOUs COAL for
E1gTafes 1IIDLoTHIAN. LUMP, Aye AYE
hand, and delivered prom pity in all panis OF
the CITY "a IS. p, LATHROP, Agent IS
4 Re 81 eEigh teen th street, sonth side dock. g;
T,iiOAiL AND Voc ~ am now. pre-
NJ pared to- furnish best Nj dlothaan Lump
Coal DIT $7.50per load of twenty-five bushels,
Hail at$6.JG Average at Is. and Smiths at $t.s
0ak Wood, SB 6oper cord, sdeliy Pine, 90
per cord, delivered. Office, 1869 Main street
ssfes0 rss9sassg sCHAREES IL PAGE
DITUMINOUs Coz sale, cor
TONS NORWOOD AVEHAGE This
coal is suitable for CRATES and notwithstanding
purposes and will be sold on accommodating,
TERMS ssk LfsslM q VaRE aR0BERIS.
IDETUM1NOIJS AND ANTHRACTTE
I9sE0A LcAIam now prepared 70 furnish
lny:friends and the pub generally with
MIDLOTHIAN LUMP, HAIL, AYERAGE,i
AND SMITH, CoAL.es5.sx
IN large Or. small qnanti ties - 49,
RED AND WHrTEs ASH ANTHRACITE
COAL, for stoves and CRATES, constantly on
1hunti sad foarrive, Eat market prices. SO
rOAKandPINEWe0 ID constanti on hand.
gKnthracf4e coal cold by weight. IS - Sss8:
sWM FALL GREWsG saSs,
corner Seventeenth and Gary streets,
~ s5s $50 and Eoufteenth street
Tlar, Ia
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ByHarrison, Goddin IA ,pefsen,
sAuctioneers and Real Estate Agents. Z
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mis- "a - E...ae.-s..a $500
'pEED OATS.--4,0 600 bushels for sale BY,
u CHARLES HQWARD.
q Tfe 26 ~ No. Fifteenth street.
TNRFsH GARDEN sEEDs.-our stock
Of pure and reliable q ARDEN SEEDS
is compiete,and unsurpassed in qna5ftE Cur
seeds have Been seiectod with great care from.
the etocka@of the npst reputable growers In
R a.s sHaDT En- E fsa ETI Rpsp sae
asseeds,s tby mail at retail prices POST
As S(saIoe6e and Almanac Tor 1855 ready, and
matted TO all applican ts ;ss
fe74-d&sw ALLlSoNa g AD 0lSON.
ssJnn BUSHELS PRIME, GLOVER.
BDUU SEED Just received. a complete
stock OF Iimotf1y orchayd Grass, Herds
aEass Aenfpekz A flnf sIsss 81 BIS
.sfe 2f-.d asw 80 sgg Gary street
CEEDs, SEEDS, SEEDS. ~
~ - Ar ALLAN s. JoHNsoN's, sssI
- No 1908 Main street, sss.sssI
=. - tunder ST. Charles Hotel, ,ssssssssss
you are sure OF getting FRESH and ss2si
80 = - - RELIABLE SEEDS. 4ssss ~!
Every = variety ard Of d ARDEN FIELD. and
49, FLOWER SEED. ye 80
90 90 barrsls EARLY GOODRICH POTATOES,
80 barrsis EARLY DYKEf6AN POTATOES.
So ss SEEDS SENT By MAIL -.
Catalogues Furnished. o. {.
ssS 81 asss.asaasas, - ALAN & JOHNSON.
xas ~ g. - $3.50 -
e = - e -
81 MovER SEED % consignment and
sss ssr sais e * HaRgsoo co..
.IyIRGINIA NURSERY AND WE'VE
- eoMPANY .sasa So $50
EsSaJADoB4 FULLER,rr esident.ss
-. W. ROSE, Treasurer. = - u
JOHN nc. AEIaAN, Secretary. :
aoBT. Ps liassi Directors.
ssak aaIsRsaarAaE NURSERIES,
- s.ssssTa - sRIcHnoxD, yA.,.s sEssss sssass
offer Tor spring planting alarge and ccmpleSA
|Ssssss s5f5SeE ~ assortment Of 1880
ARPEx, PEACE DWAzP, and SrxHpASrF BA4,
PIpa oazsss AsnISss, F sn T.,s ether s4sss @
CkrawEA, HABsIlAs GcEconDg MogTpEsslyss,
DHLAWxRB, IoaA, and al the leadtng
-ssSYaTtetisxof ssess- $50 sssss
selss x,. S si 4 ss ssa sassa. 4 @ s
|asKxvazh1rs SaasnaEEs Col ksAzns ZEE
nAa ss,,saa = 8 az 81 0e1 sss
sAsr4s1ausaaoeas; 90 saaaassse so
Eyssszssss snd other s 2astsaErAI I y,
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from the msnzsctufsrs aksuts and Of New
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II sE0VER SEED on consignment and
NJ or salssby sszs . ~ 81 .sse
fss FARMER, HARTsooK co.,
.1IIRGINLA NURSERY AND WE'VE
BACON FULLEE,r residensss
T.. w. Rose, Treasurer. 81
John ne. AEIzAN, Secretary. ~ Z
R {; d IS 5. 9 RICHARDSON Directors.
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-sz,f,JrR Bf,Ts. WHTH ER4lE TENEsS
MENT OF EACH ON u ~ S s;sz,s5 *
COR "a q ~, III xnn.
BETWEEN CHRIST Ian ~ -
STREETS. FOE SALE AT AUtyHs44s ~ ~
MS1NDAY Egth inat8n by req nsat oI $3.50 ~.
;owner. at O'Clock r. Mss On tne g5smtlssssN
sus will Offer fer sale those - =
containing fhTee rooms sne5ss
to,stcI "a described above, aud MOI ren.Ho
~ YroTnpe TEXAN tsat fair raIts The aosS Hase
an aegreaaxs front sof feets nnd I$A ssas1
n, Of les Feet to an alley On one OF 5ne lote
90 q vcsIl Of most excellent water - 800
ssIEasss One tafrd casff sresidn AZ ut -
and sixsmonshs for negntiabie papeT tniegest;
added, and secured by trust deeds- ~ ~ lof
1855 to be paid By the pgrsn ss 7. e6,nnrN
NH Ids s-s Anctionecrs.
seyHERIFF,S SAL by sirtns g exc +
10 cutions in MY hands, shall proceed g
sen Mt the Baiiurd House, on the 18th Day oI
March, 1855, commencing at II O'clock A. M q
2s splendid MIRRoRs i, very large $3.50.
8 MARBIE-ToP TABL LES, 81 800, $50
good IRON SAFE y. i
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; ) T TaBIEs, ii feaalng sFoom Ind aa &,
10 sssSTovEs, 81, present Used In the Bnas
mn JOHN w. ~ RIGHT. So. e..
az q NJ sT,ayfs al ucf ioneer. a.sas 81
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YSI OVER SEE. -Fffty Bushsls prime.
sAJGE0TEK SEED fsrSais iowby
Ia 7zssaas q g.::ssssss Is ~
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persst her 10 sec, she found 81 Esr aston
ishment, that she was hack In the house
that she supposed she had Quilted forever,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-07
THE RECONSTRUCTION CONVERSIONS.

RICHMOND, March 6.-The convention to-day
adopted clauses disfraDchsiDg oil who gave aid
and comfort to the rebellion, after having taken
an oath 10 support the Constitution Of the United
States, such as congressman, presidential electors
officers in the service Of the United States or as
executive or judicial officers Of a State. Those
officers Of State specified. besides the highest
ones, are all judges and clerks Of courts, COM
monwealth's attorneys, sherifs, constables reve-
nue. commissioners, magistrates overseers OF the
poor, mayors, city councilmen, -four and tobacco
inspectors, cor0ners, etc.
An amendment to modify the meaning of I" aid
and comfort" so as to except acts Of kindness by
parents 10 their sons in the called Confederate
army, or voting for the secession ordinance, was
defeated, and the clause adopted by 40 TO Is.
Another clause was adopted disfranchising al
oficers in rebellion above the rank of lst lieuten
ant in the army and above the rank of master in
the navy. On this last clause a conservative re-
fused to vote at all, saying he would commit per
jury by 80 doing. motion to expel him for con-
tempt was laid on the table. Adjourned.
JACKSON, March 6.-The convention was occu-
pied to-day with the trial Of Merrymsn. Judge
Potter and Wiley p. Harris are employed for the
defense. Trial still in progress. By rule counsel
are limited 10 thirty minutes in argument.
Second Dtspdtch-Merryman's trial was con-
cluded tonight, resulting In his being expelled
from the convention by Ss to Is.