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Rossini, quite recovered from his indis-
position, has new hobby, that Of the
Chinese scale, on which he is composing q
Chinese polka, which he declares is destined
to make q revolution in European music.
This scale consists Of three major and three
minor notes, and out of this seeming
cacophony Rossini has managed to make
divine harmony. A young American
pianist and composer happening to pay him
a visit the other day, Rossini explained to
him the whole theory of this new style of
music, and 1amented greatly that his time
would be too short upon this earth to see it
fully developed. He spoke quite philo-
sophically of his own great age, and the
possibility of his having to leave unfinished
the pieces already commenced, but seemed
to regret only the Chinese polka. x s.;i !
Shakespeare must have had q vision of
the modern bonnet when, in 6 The Tanning
ofathe Shrew, ,, he wrote the following 4.
Why, this was moulded on o porringer;
A velvet disl-he. fe
ShhS It's , sSeke SE wa pasy sns
Away with 1t come, let me nave u biggef.t
iii have no bigger this doth ut the time; :.
And gentlewomen wear such caps rs these.
= 49, : 49, -. -
The local Of q Georgia paper, announc-
ing his retirement from his post, says that
he proposes TO- seek labor in different
field, which he describes as zone whore the
genial rayDrof the sun spreads its golden
light and fills the earth with flowers, and
smiles on loving nature with bright and
hallnWed countenance.o Reduced to Eng
lish, this may perhaps mean that he is go
ing to hoe corn.
lNodoway, Missouri, reports q curious
natural phenomenon in that town. 1t is q
spring, the liquid Of which flows from be-
tween two rocks, and looks like highly
colored brandy, but it tastes and smells
like pure whiskey, and has the same intoxi-
eating effect. The man on whose farm it
has been discovered is now boring for a
flowing well Of lemon juice. @
"A few days since, nine columns of want
advertisements appeared in the Cincinnati
Commercial over four hundred and fifty of
them altogether. This indicates a great
deal of want in that city. How much hap
pier are the citizens Of Nashville, who want
nothing, and therefore do not advertise -
Nashcille Gazette. s g !, s1-sss 4sgs
Bismarck says that if he WAS a Chinese,
an Abyssinian, or an Indian, he should
probably care great deal about England,
nut nsing simple European, he don't care
-Sssssa 49, Il q SfFtS EssA tassgSg
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BY Grubbs & Williams. Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main ana Eleventh streets.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF A NEAT BRICI

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEAT BRICK
Il DWELLING, ON TIE VEST SIDE OF
FOURTH STREET BETWEEN DUVAL AND
BAKER STREETS.-Default having been made
in the payment Of two Of the notes described In q
deed OF rs. ~ SysT 20 t aed SUB
corded In Richmond Hastings Court Office, having
been thereto required by the holder OF said notes
will in execution Of the provisions Of said deed,
sell at auction. upon the premises. on MONDAY,
18th Of May 1888 at O'Clock p. NJ, If fair, If not
then on the next fair day thereafter, at the same
hour the property conveyed thereby. being neat
and desirable BRICK RESIDENCE, situated as
above. with five rooms, kitchen with TWO rooms
water and gas on the premises.
The lot Is 27el2 by l2e feet to an alley thirteen
feet wide
TERMS Sufficient in cash to defray the expenses
Of sale and to pay off two notes for the sums OF
$5l2 so and $52s with interest thereon from lst sep
tember 1867 and 1st February, 1858; credit as to
1857 80 until I'd July, 1858. and the balance upon
terms to be announced ut the time of sale. Credit
payments to bear interest and be secured by trust
deed. The purchaser to pay taxes for 1868.
P. W. GRUBBS, Trustee.
e. m
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STEAMERS.

TOR NEW YoRK-oLD Do uesFTS
Is MINION STEAMSHIP COMP sssalt ~
NY.-The splendid new side-wheel sssamsni pJ
sARATOGA. NIAGARA, ALBEMARLE, anu
HATTERAS leave New York for Richmond eyery
TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SATU.kHDA Nd
Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FklDAi' ANU
These ships are entirely new they have elegant
saloons and staterooms the fare aecoibinoNA
tons and attention, arc unsurpassed. -~,v.rded
Freights for points beyond New YORK sot for &c.
with dispatch, and no charge maze Saw ~
tual expenses incurred. .,..or. 6or an
Close connections made with steamers 'oi 90
southern and European ports. .,,.,, or,ycrrd
Il. L. McCREADY, President, E7 Green"''A
WILLIAM G., DUNLAP e SO., .Mg ethss,,
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MISS s. NJ. FL0URNOY would respect
IXl fully inform her friends and the public that
she has removed to No. 4o8 Broad street, north
side, next door to Mrs. Jones's Millinery. Having
just received all the latest fashions from New
York she Is prepared to do all kinds of CLO OAK
and DRESS MAKING. Her friends and the pub
lie are invited to give her a call. Work done In
the best manner, on reasonable terms. my 22w
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MUTUALITY.- The use of "mutual y in
the sense Of, :. common y seems to be on the
increase. Thus We hear of series of
Union Mutual Singing Meetings" Now,
no manner or kind of singing can possibly
be mutual, as every one viii admit who will
consider for moment that ssmutual' and
reciprocal mean the same thing, and no
one would venture to sneak Of any vpusisaal
C01l1ReTCi0I,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of dis
~ tress warrant In my hands In favor Of William
Beers against z. p. Townsend, 1 shall proceed to
sell at the store Of said Townsend No. isls Slain
mencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ. so much OF the stock
of ROCKS. STATIONERY, &C., as will satisfy
the above distress warrant; The stock OF goods Is
class bookstore. The attention Of the trade is
called to this sale.
my Is JOHN w. RtGHT, .. u. II.
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,SPRING AND SUMNER MILL
~ NERY-1sss.-We particularly call the &lHsg1
attention Of the ladies to our large assort- w
ment of MILLINERY In BONNETS, HATS,
RIBBONS, FRENCH FLOWERS PLAIN and
;COLORED ILLUSIONS, GRAPES, LACES,
FRAMES, etc., ETC., which win be sold very low
for cash. III. WALTON 81 CO., : s
my l2-2w 400 Broad street, corner Fourth.
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FOWDER, 1kca Hi
MINING FUSE of every variety offered
M by mznnh csurer, agents. -, ~
nUPONTss Pc WDER ~, 900 KEGS
gpIpoNa.s and al q 4 3 ~
sale by E.. Il s. W0RTHkM ~ Gtta
My ireosl4w Aeents for The lnanGiasl nsess.
DoWDER, POWDER --fors sporting Rya
blasting Iii, Rsgs ard canister. 81, S
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SHERIFF's SALE OF STEAM ENGINE,
- PIT FIXTURES, AND MINING TOOLS
BY virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court of Pow
the case OF Scott
Coal Mining. Company, shall, on THURSDAY
the 4th day Of June, 1899 at the pits In Powhata1
Scott proceed to sell at public auction the property
of said Coal Mining Company referred to in said
deeFs se esS TEAm II RffSs Of and
BIT BIT GIN sIfS, and ROPE
BOXES, and CHAINS,
PIT g GUR sar and LUMBER
I Ioe OF %A sHA6tKsM1THs, and MINING
TERMS Cash as to sums of fifty dollars, over
sa1i With SFss
my 1s-F2w Sheriff Of Powhatan.
SHERIFF'S SALE.-Will be sold at the
- pits of the National Coal Mining Company
ormerly known as ths BgTS9t In s She's s.
sold on the 2sth ultimo but the terms were not
eonP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THsEeNN5HlI5RsEPowER ENGINE,
WENTY-HORSE-POWER ENGINE,
/ DONKEY ENGINE,
q Sa% y k ktAt' Ks, 77,a,E. EEeoLs,
Lot PICKS and sHovELs,
WAGONS,
sets of HARNESS.
zs51<s ALSO, ~ i.
5PULLEYS, ROPE,
1HOISTING MACHINE,
Ks A large lot Of IRON, &C., &C.;
taken to satisfy executions in my hands In favor OF
Sarah A. Palmer and others against the National
Coal Mining Coitipafy. s.
TERMS Cash on the premises.
Deputy Sheriff Chesterfield county, Va.
The above sale has been POSTPONED until
myl5 - ii B. WALDEN, Di s! e. CT!
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TSOR NORFOLK, PORTS ilSls
E MOUTH, AND ALL LANs,D Nd s.ss and sIsxan

EOR NORFOLK, PORTS $780,
ds a M2gg yhs a. ana sit SIP
steamer JOIN sYLyEsThRk sspsa for shove
y gome l Leaves nsf MoNpA and
FRIDAY at so'clock A. H., and returns OIL iueS'
d1y iss isssEf aaa time e
connect With steamers for BALTIMORE anu
BURG rsat oS a1 rival s STEAMER. =
Fare to Norfolk 2 ff;ssEirGHr
TaM6SE u Ja,s iii
PEAKE BAY and ALL LANDINGS On SAah'
RIVER 10 reasonsb7e rates. .,a
Iestsfs entrustsd 70 pafser OF steamer must %
enefosed 81 Government STAMPED snsei ossnt
Ar y g = oa Il a sssamsr, s wharf
!DHIL1DEIPHIA, RICHMOND fKsn
JIG AND, NORFOLK !, sr5 4 A sna pisIESfx.
every sATGRp1Y, snd Richmond every - -
III sssaks w Fl and
hfIl9 Eladfnx signed through n,esis and
sPsssagsl q P6iiads,phis s ins1a%a1EaEE AGENT agent
ss & & s's osss ii. 9 Is 81 DOCK:
TSTFXP, RELIABLE, "a y d
X NJ TrEtyt h9SAH BOSTON. d SD ;Ta aE
W aTsT TRI.WEEKLY LINE.zPoMhAaA1rnoR
ETESfGBoAT CO1iFA NY 40 g aAXWSNmr sI OF
Ss55SksEIkEAhSSsEa 8 SSIRslSss
THiSbS1 NJ rsnas AEURDAI; Lssss 81 s 50,
aaPa ysiE sseslssa wy s aa Isasse..
s,n'iayi np 10 O'Clock p. d. These s 1890
Ssss sassIsss :aiqs ,.ssssss;s fa p5L.
ssr and sfataroor,s extra. For IreisA
q y asss SEYs LIAM Z, As sspssss
~, e ~ IA dissvEY and Mr.. lLiAsA
i,aETL an experienced clerk. VII s.Ii,t ssssp
small 60 recaiYsug and "a IlS1 Agents,
g ar q. <suH 81 ess ~ = - y -
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AUCTION. SALES.
BY Cook q Laughton, Ancssoneers,
corner OF Governor snd Tranklin strests.
~-S~s-<>s-y,'->ss-o
FIyTIJRE Day.


By Cook q Laughton, AHcssoneers,
corner OF Governor snd Frsnklin streets. ..s
II ARGE SALE OF ARMY WAGONS,
IL COAL CARTS, HORSES MULEs,YBUG.
GIEs, &C., &c, ATAUCTION.-OnTH
the 2tst instant OF &c o'clock we win sell at the
shop Of Messrs. Neal a Wills, on Eighteenth be-
tween Franklin and Grace streets, ~ 80 ;s4.o1
sstafl 90 ARMY WAGONS, - ~
''~ g AMBUEANCES, In good order: ~
r 4YERY GOOD BUGGIES, H
6COAL CARTS,
NEW FIFTY-BUSHEL CART,
OMNIBUS. in good order;
aFARM HORSES,
"a. 81 FARM MULES.
feed store
A large lot OF =
SINGLE and DOUBLE HARNESS,
80 kegs NEW HORSE and MULE SHOES.
4 600 pounds TIRE IRON, various sizes; ~
Il 1000 pounds INCH ROUND IRON, no. ~
together with large assortment of useful articles
Terms All sums under $50. cash; over $50.
ninety days. credit for approved negotiable paper.
COOK & LAUGHTOG.
my ID Anctioneers.
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MILLINERY

~. -#hEz.Fs NHHLELkNEH61s
n-ArD-eD nD
- MILLINERY. HHEy9
MRS. B. l.. CAHEN formerly Mrs. Demelmanl
although determined to close business, has, by the
continued and urgent request other very numerous
lady friends and old patronizing customers, con-
cluded TO be again IN the field for the present sea-
son with IN &
ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF MILLINERY,
which, in regard to elegance and novelties, sur
passes everything exhibited so far in the city.
She has just received by direct Importation and
from the first manufacturers large assortment of
STRAW Go9Ds so{hPrislng nunsE9pass r styles of
FLOWERS, SO rich so elegant, and such large
variety and novelty, that It Is to describe
them. Everybody must come and see them. She
has also large stock of assorted Ribbons, Frosted
Grapes and Illusions, and Malnes and Silks Of all
colors, with splendid Trimmings and 0rnanents,
and other numerous fancy articles; all of which
bargains.
To ladies wishing to buy materials for bonnets,
she is willing to give all possible information to
manufacture the same. e.H- go
The ladies and the public generally are respect
Every SATURDAY business will be closed.
Z Mrs. B. L. CAHES,
,,,1y7J anH10f Proa orr
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STRAYED OR STOLEN from the On
y neighborhood Of Winn' smeeting-house, ~
Hanover, on the 18th Instant BAY MARE star
In forehead white spot on back; splint knot on
left fore leg, and right hind foot turned out. A
liberal reward will be paid for her delivery to me,
or for any information by which can recover her.
a. $50 Ft>G E5ltS r JOHN G.. COLLINS,
my l4-3tx Ashland post-ofice, Va.
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TRIMMING STORES !.

"A LEVI HEXTER9S,5 .z5s1 49,.
IA s!t 81. 1881 MAIN STREET,
g, NEAR THE CREEK,
can be found complete stock of INDELIBLE
STAMPED APRONS, for infants, misses, and la
dies, which he offers at greatly reduced prices,
wholesale and retail.
Also, o new supply Of SATIN TACKS SILK
PRINCES CHIPS, and BUTTONS; COTTON
TRIMMINGS, all colors, for. MarseiIles; cheap
FANCY and CORAL sets Of JEWELRY; and
another lot of those handsome HAIR BANDS,
HAIR PLA1TS and COILS, all shades, &C., &C.
Call early and make your selections at
T .t,sssp - r,. ,s.s}5t- LEVI HEXTER,S
81 1887 Main street, between Fifteenth
my llT 1i1 and Seventeenth streets. ~
SPRING TRIMMINGs.-WILLIAM G.
~ SCHWALMEYER respectfully informs his
friends, and particularly the ladies, that he has
Just received his new stock OF SPRING TRIM
hfINGs, such as PRINCES, BUTTONS GIN
PURE, LACES, &C.; which he Invites themto
call and examine.
- s,''es WILLIAM G. sCHWALMEYER, L
IL g.. 1908 Main street. opposite &.
ap n-M. W&F4wf the post-ofice.
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CHERRIES SALE.-W1l be sold at the
\ horse lot Council Chamber Hill, on SATUE- |
DBY the 18th day of May, 1858, ut IL O'Clock, two
MULES in good condition, to satisfy EXECUTIONS
In my hands against the National Coal Mining |
Company. - .-.,,,n = ". \
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LOST AND FOUND.

II OST, on Tuesday night, between Monu-
II 4 mental church and Tenth street a large FUR
CAPE, of the Siberian squirrel. A liberal reward
will be given for its recovery, at this Office.
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- By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner of Main and Eleventh stree

HANDSOME BRICK. DWELLING, No.
i i 5l2, ON WEST SIDE OF NINTH STREET
BETWEEN CLAY: AND LEIGH STREETS
FOR SALE PRIYATELY.-We offer for sale pri.
vately the handsome BRICK DWELLING located
as above described, containing eight rooms, with
wants. The house has gas and water, and all the
modern improvements. This Is a very desirable
residence. y A.t :17IEE 10.
The furniture may be purchased with the house
II desired. The house may be seen any day be-
tween the hours Of 10 and L. O'Clock. For terms
apply to y 1s'.".- GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, :.
my 13-4t Real Estate Agents.
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5GHERIFF's SALE.-WiH be sold on
~ MONDAY the essf, day Of May, Ises. ut II A.
Il, the lTHREE-sTORY BRICK BULLD1NG on
present occupied by r. a. Dibrell mo. ISIS, tn
satfsfyeSecarfiousi In my hands against the Virgil
MIA Towing Company. ID. Won Grooming. and X. II:
sTxRMs on SALE !: For cash sufficient to satisfy
the executions OF $500; the residue OF the purchase
approved negotiable paper satisfactorily en-
sI MyS JOHN w. WRIGHT. 8. CIR.
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BY wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

n ARGE, AND VALUABLE IRON
IL FRONT TENEMENT ION LEASEHoLDl,
ON THE CORNER OF PEARL AMI. LOM-
VIRGINIA STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-Will be sold ut auction. on the premises,
on FRIDAY the 18th Of May. 1853 at o'clock z.
Gated as above recently I'm the occupancy of essrs
Bowman & Stroock. It is four stories high. built
of the best material, and in wOrkmanlike man
ner. 1t will be sold subject to the terms of the
lease under which 1t Is held. The taxes and in-
surance for the present year to be paid by the
TERMS: One-fourth cash balance at four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added secured by q trust deed. 81
INV ID ~ 20 =. w. .GODDIN. Auctioneer.
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GHERIFF'S SALE.-Will be sold on the
~ l9tftday Of May, 1893 at II, clock A. NJ, on
the north side of the basin between Eighth and
Ninth streets, four CANAL-BOATS-the Per,
severance, SIT, D. JelHs,', "Sevena Pines and
Henry bel so satisfy executions in my hands
against the National Coal Mining Company. This
pTopertyis sold ON accoHnt.of whom 1t may con-
Germ, the purchasers not complying with the terms
OF sale made On tiIe eth April last. LN.ft.5i
! myo JOHN1W. WRIGHT, s. g. X. 4
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WV ANTED, one or two UNFINISHED
w ROOMS with BOARD, for a gentleman and
e Gsa aSi Address s box q, Richmond, Va
my 12-1w
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NTANTED, for small family, COOK,
wv WASHER, and IRONER, without incum-
brance, to go In the country. Colored preferred.
Good wages given. Apply ut the Arlington House.
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BY Lyme 6 Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
&C 1880 Main street. ~

MEAT FRAME COTTAGE RESIDENCE,
In ON THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
TWENTY AND -VENABLE
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION;;--Wew will
SELL at the request of the owner at public auction,
on WEDNESDAY the 18th day of May, 1883, at
o'clock P. NJ, that desirable and neat COTTAGE
RESIDENCE located as described, containing
five rooms, kitchen, &c.
The LOT fronts % feet on venable street, rum
ming back a depth Of 132 feet.
TERMS: AT sale. LYME & BROTHER,
~ - Auctioneers.
Owing to the inclemency of the weather, the
above sale Is POSTPONED until FRIDAY, 18th
May 1s8s. at the same hopr.-~-~-s--.v.4azrr
my ID - IL ,z;.i,rf .sss, Auctioneers.
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yTTANTED IMMEDIATELY, q GOOD,
wv PRACTICALsTANNER. One who is tho
roughly acquainted with the business, and capable
of taking charge OF d yard, can get o permanent
place with good wages. None other need apply.
Address, 49, !, HENRY HILL q CO...
my I2-6t box % Culpeper Courthouse, Va :
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EREsH TOMATOES FOR SALE AT q
4.5:s3ss (my 81 zETELL.E'S,
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) WANTS.

WTANTED, BY A YOUNG NAN who
wv can give the best recommendations EN-
PLOYMENT of some kind either I'm store In
the city or ut some mechanical trade. Would be
willing to apprentice himself for few years, or
would take situation on farm. Address Az
.post-ofice box SO. ses-tF 5s,s my 15-lt* -
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NTANTED, A, COOK, WASHER, AND
wv IRONER, without children, at los Seventh
street between Grace and Franklin streets.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

M lhdlNlA. FL, .,..,.,.t -, ,,r,,,,,
This hotel, situated Immediately opposite the de-
pots of Virginia and Tennessee and East Tennessee
and Virginia railroads, will be open for boarders
Board per month, including everything. except
washing, $35. Children under ten years, and SER
wants, $I7.5O. u .la JOHN L. Lyon, JR.,
n ap 2-dtJel0th ia-g ..ai.s, Proprietor. :.
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FUTURE DAY.


By Cook q Laughtor, AnctionecrB
corner OF Franklin and Governor streets.
TEN FRAMED TENEMENTs, LUM-
Il Der, &o.,sAT AUCTION. --0n WEDNEs-
DAY 20tfiIngtant at17 clock, we VIII sell, on the
premises on Cnry and Dock streets between Twen-
ty.hrss and Twenty second Ito be renoyedh 81
8 FRAMED fTENEMEETS fronting on Cary
sITwo.sToRY BUILDING containing three
rooms. fronting on Dock street ;issa b
e.,sf1 LARGE FRAMED WAREHOUSE,
IS "a lot OF PINE LUMBER, ~ 80.
All OF the FENCING on the premises.
The attention Of parties wishing lumber Tor
building or fencing purposes Is particularly re-
TERMS I: Made known on day Of sale.
COOK Il LAUGHTON,
- my Is ---.--ss--Sz.-A ucttoneers.
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II EOROSENE OIL.-Pure KEROSENE
IN OIL, of superior quality, on consignment,
for lelow by PURCELL, LADD e CO.,
my -. l2l8 Main street. Z.
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OILS.

SALAD OIL.-Best quality SALAD OIL
~ just received by; F9sE. - .s;sl-F 7.t--as,l.s
PURCELL, LADD 4 CO.,
/ nv ~ ~ ,-sa7stsf fErtssr 57' DrIIRpists.T
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GashIef Fifst Nati0n11 Ballks BanStlis Ass.
ap i-stswtcth Mar sg Sc xsssg
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iE'OR THE BEST KEROSENE, ANCHOR,
II SPERM, LARD, SPINDLE, PETROLEUM,
and all kinds Of OILS, SO to ,r1,,,e 49, -
go. No. 20 Governor street. Richmond, Va.
/ Also, LAMPS, CHIbINEYS, &c. att..s-.E'- 80.
Our ANCHOR OIL is non-explosiye Try 1t. 81
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The above sale has been POSTPONED until
MONDAY, May 25 1883, ut IL o'clock N.
myl5 - ae ii 81 WALDEN, Di s! e. c.
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SODA WATER.

CODA WATER cool and sparkling
~ with genuine fruit syrups ct
DUPUY,S Drug Store, ~
No 12road. treat.
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DURE COLD SODA WATER, prepared
JIG I'm porcelain.Iined fountains, land syrups
made fromrtc fruit Juices, by
HfIE sef sfs.s5 ri ri t.9 lRatDrugg1st
.amye 3. ;. &c. 81 lt-lE S26 Broad street. Al
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DIOR LIvERPOoL-TO LOAD Inn.
Z I THE DOCK.-The A ] three-masted, 49,
double-ieck schooner EDITH, Captain G. w.
WHEELER, will be- dispatched as above. For
fre mg a m y, 70 icAsKIE = BROTHERS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-04
CITY HOT E l. .-.........
I ALEXANDRIA, VA.

rITY HOTE -........
u ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
VIM Fl, FRANCIS........ Proprietor
VIM. s. KEMPER....... General Supt
This popular and long established Hotel, un-
dor it's new management, is now open for the
reception of guests and travellers, who may
select it MS & temporary resting place, or those
choosing it rs permanent home. will have no
cause to regret their choice
The rooms are we'll furnished, and arc kept
neat and clean tho walters are polite and at
tontive, and the table is supplied with all tho
delicaces the market affords. The Wines and
Liquors kept in the bar room are Of the mos
superior grades Coaches are always in attend,
ance 10 carry the guests Of the house to and
from tho railroad depots, steamboat wharves, or
any part Of the city nov
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-04

BARGAINS! BARGAINS
Is BARGAINSl
IN LADIES' FLEECE-LINED GLOVES.
BARGAINS IN
GkNTS' HEAVY GLOW rs.
BARG AIMS IN
CHILDiEN'S WORSTED HOSE.
BAkt3 Al Ms IN
LADIES AND GENTS HH A WIS.
BARGAINS IN
ALL KINDS Of WOKHTED GDup5.
BAk4AlNS IN
DRESS TRIMMINGS, Sc. .....-..
Being desirous of closing out the remainder
of my stock of WINTER GOODS, am now
offering grcut Inducements to both Wholesale
and retsil purchasers
iu2l CHA. W GREEN, 69, King ct
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-04
PAPER HANGING.
WTALL PAPER,
w WINDOW SHADES
.-,... PICTURE FRAMES,
FIRE BOARD PRINTS, .........-.

-..94H1 =" BORDERS, Fc.
a. M. TUBMAN hus resumed his business,
at store No. l57, King street. 4 doors east of
Washington, where can be found q choice stock
OF goods, in his line, consisting of Wall Paper
Window Shades, Picture Frames Corniccs,
Braids Curtain Hooks, Hollands, Fire Board
Prints, Borders, Looking Glasses, Shade Fix
lures, Picture Cord Tassels &c, at prices low
or than ever. ..--..-
Also, about 1000 rolls Of DAMAGED PA
FER, very cheap.
All orders for Paper Hanging and Upholster-
ing promptly attended to in city or country.
Remember the No., .l57, north side OF King
street. sep 13-tf