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rNITHp aTArEs PArENr nRYIcp-

4, ~. ".,,ISsa 3. lss
Massachusetts, praying for the extension 81 4
patent granted TO him on ths. l2th day Of Juas,
Out . DOT and ehos soles;
u is ordered that SAID petition be heard At this
once on the 2ith day Of Nay next Any person
may Oppose this extension, Objeetiens, deposi.
tons, and other papers. should be hied 10 this
mhla-S3w CamtnI..lan.r ~ p.t.s,.
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POLICE ISrELLIoEsoH.-John Armstrong,
colored, for assaulting Kate Hamilton, was
fined rs by Justice Clark.
James Gallagher, soldier, for commit
ting an assault and battery with intent to kill
Samuel Miles, was committed to Jail by
Justice Lynch.
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IIkITkD sJATls PATEEr oIyIoI, !.

On the petition % WGsiis MtbSStip. -; 81 Nor.
;ion o. 3 ps,sn, sTantsd 70 him on the "a day Of
Jay. 1855, and relssued on the loih DAP Of March,
Pr nters' Rules.
Is ordered that the said petition be heard al
person may oppose this sxtsnsion, 0bIeetiops,
sdsspositions. and other papers should BE- hled 10
NH NV Communicative az pstsnt.
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EDWARD LYCBTT,
u BOOK.BtNDBR AND PAPER RULER.
No. I'll Pennsylvania avenue. hstws9n Teuthaud
Eleventh streets. south side,
Books elegantly or plainly boaad. Periodicals.
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UNITED sTATgs PATENT oYTIoE.

Y WissIsaros. b. e., March q, 1899.
on the pehton OF BpwAap A. srhRRT, o. Nor.
Pslsst granted % Elm On he i'm dsy q June.
1872, for an Improvement In Faucet
omeo on the 2tth day Of May next Auy person
may oppose this axten.ion, Qhisetions, deposi.
twenty days before the day Of hearing.
mhla. ssw oommi.dsa hA az FPPo ol.sst.
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STEAMBOAT sALE.-The steam-tug Fisher,
which for some time past has been plying
between this city and Fort Washington, was
sold yesterday morning at private sale, to
Messrs. Vermillion and Eoke, Of Capitol
Hill, for the sum OF "a, 900.
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y wLsaissfos, p, O., FsB, Il, 1870.
On the petition Of WiLLtin BoID and wiLLIAs
y. Born, Of Mansneld, Massachusetts,. prayinE for
an exten.ion q . patent granted TO them 90 the
Bride winkers:
II IL ordered that said petition be heard At this
once on the Slst day o. Nay next. Any per.
son may oppose this extension, Questions. de-
p2sitons. and other papers, should be died In this
,',.,.e, EIIsax IS5fs,
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THE COURTS.
CRIMINAL CouRr-Judge Wylis.-This court
was engaged a. follows yesterday;
Richard Burreli, larceny. This case, which
wa. begun on the 10th, was resumed and con.
eiuded, the jury nnding verde OF guilty, and
the Judge sentencing HIN to the peni'ehtiary
Rieh,rd Burreil. tsno,her case larceny Of
bed clothing from the News Boys Home He
was found guilty and his sentence suspended.
months.
He ~ somner. forgery of the name Of Gen
General, to check on the United States de.
poritnry At Louisville, KY for t25s, In fraud
81 Francis PROT CArrinRton and Price for
III. prosecutions HIne and Terry for defence
The case WAS on trial when the court Ad.
journed.
ANURpER CASE.
Minnie Gaines, fer the murder OF James A
ingie The prisoner was arraigned, and upon
hid committed The deed in seif.dsfenee, and
N. Judge ordered a plea OF not guilty to be
entered; The time OF trial was not hxed.
olRoUrr oouRr--C AisJ Justice Cartfer.-Thi.
court was occupied as follows yesterday
J. Z. Small vas excused from Jury service,
Haley Va. w6iyhtmsn. Motion hled to set
aside judgment by default In this case.
Fowler 10, Action for money had and re-.
eeived on account OF Transactions In stock
The case came over from Friday, and was ar
Eued by Messrs Davidge and Bradley, but no,
Adjourned.
was occupied as follows yesterday
Ewing vs. Fuller ct al. Order modifying In.
junction, so q, to allow q. s. Pearson $500 on
Resting ct al. vs.. Heating ct al. Decree 10,
distribution and for transfer OF certain nay
ments to the heir.atlaw.
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UNITED sF AsI rhgss E. qy,I W. - ~,
On the petition q GsosSs ". Ii BAw, q jersey
s y ~ fS5 IN e
foEan imProyement "a hiirs Machine,
once on the 10Th day Of Nay next Any person
nay nay oppose this eIlensioni o6jsotios., dsplsi.
once twenty days before the day Of bearing.
febH-ssv CommIssionsr of Pstents
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ArrENrr TO BoIr.-Yesterday morning a
colored man named Richard Burweli. who
had been convicted Of petit larceny, (second
ohence,) was sentenced to three years in the
peuitentiary by Judge wyllc. When he en-
tered the prisoners dock vision of A
shaved head and parti-colored garments
doomed up before his Imagination, and ho
became terrified thereat, and incontinently
bolted for the door. The crowd present
Jumped up to a man, and "catch him.
was bawlcd ont by hundred voices. Bur-
we'll reached the door NJ the court room, but
was there nabbed by Officer McGowan, who
conducted the colored ''seceder" back to the
dock, and quietly snapped on him ''the dar-
hiea
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rrNITgp STATES PATgNT ofSlCE,

ptGssi i:s.si bg,.ess u. W ss
y. prsyips feI THO n;ion Of aIaieat granted
provement In Reoiproestlng Kali way Propsllsfj
ordered .S p lhs' :.d Ps,isa ss heard a. ,h,s
.Sp may opPo;, thi. ss..n'iSn PSjss.les' a'RS:
once twenty days before the 1zrsfhfr. iyfssJtl,
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TIE
Economy Butter Company

aslt the attention OF all interested in the reduction
Of the extrayAgant cost Of BUTTER. to their prae.
tic 81 and economical system Of making pure prime
BUTTER BY the aid OF the
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Notices Of Patents.


g J. n. ,. ,sss: J;
Tsss ll Z; J. nv: &C. ss
Improvement, n s.w,ns nsshi.s. :.
ri. osass s liz dss o. w ssy HI person
NAY .Ss%s ~. s.c :s. .sScs e is S.SS
twenty days before the dsI, u hssrinI..--
febl7.Thsv Commissioner o. fatsnts
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TTSrTEp STATES PATBsT oEFICE.

Y wi.aisaT9s. D. q. Tsbrusiy ., 1890
wi pe.on 2, 5asVs soMLou0H, of Easton,
snt rrlntsd to him on the 1eth day o. Nay. issi,
ID Is ordered hat AID pssi,ioa b be.ra ss Iii.
once on the io,h day o. May next; Any person
Hons snd Other pspsIs mould J. 2eS IL ihis es:
twenty days before the day Of he4tlng. -
81 RLI9HA FOOTB,
mhI-TuB Commissioner OF Patents
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UNiTED sFkAT.s s, esFasfD 9t,IGS "a, ,.s,
y S'iss /. StSSsS 4 s:s
os. S Ssa' Is. S: nv s,.. 20:
s.psSs nv, ssss1:iCP lSb:eca' d;gG
sSss twenty days before ne sss n S:siisg.
fcp7a-n,v commissinper 81 PATENT.
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ITStrEp STATES PATENT pyrlcs, q. ,so
praylss iof The sxtsssisS q patent granted 70
a II az q, m az e az
M 4 ORDERED ySI aia sstliioa gs had :. isI.
Ilcn., ia other pspss ihoala W led Ia ms oaes
mhs.wa Cominissicner IL Patsnts.
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The Board met at the usual hour, and was
called to order by the President, It. 7. Fow-
Ter, esq.) All the members present
The President laid before the Board the
following message from the Mayor, which
was referred to the Committee on Drainage,
and ordered to be printed
MAYoR's OPPIlg, CiTY Hall.
.reh o., 1889
To The board Of Aldermen and Board Of Common
Council
0EaTLEMEg IL transmit herewith q plan
for draining and sewering the city, accom-
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WAHHIESToE, D, G.
DR, HARBouh; Permit me to tender You my sin
oere thanks for the extraordinary care Your All.
Healing Lotion has performed
For several years have been Aaiieted with the
heuralsA' with but Temporary relief from the doe.
tors. had given up ever recovering. until tried
your An'HsalinE Lotion, which, In four weeks
produced complete cure.
Your ObedIeut servant.
IARnpp
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Member Of the Royal College o. Surgeons, London,
graduate from one Of the most eminent Colleges In
The pnited states, and the rreatsr part Of whose
Paris. Phiihd.iphIa. and elsewhere, has effected
n: mos, s.Ssa.Si i,s sq5es ,s't sSo S
and eats yhsn asleapl great h-ryousnes.y being
.lar%,sd AZ ;sdden soInds; bsshIulas,. With re-
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-05-15
Petroleum Centre Daily Record.
Pet. Centre, saturday. May 10.
II. II. F.a Z, k0ix0r.
AnalyzinE a Woman.

A celebrated Parish an belle, who had &C.
quired the babit of whitewashing herself
so to speak-from the solss of her feet to
to the roots of her hair with chemically pre-
pared cosmetics, one day took medicatcd
bath, and on emerging from it was Mortified
at finding herself as black as an Ethiopian
The transformation was complete. Not a
vistage of the Caucasian race was left
Her physician was sent for in alarm and
haste. On his arrival he laughed immod-
erately, and said: Madame. you are not
i'll; you are no longer woman, but sui
phuret. 1t is not now q question OF medi'
Cal treatment but of simple chemical action.
shall analyze you. Come, l shall submit
you to bath of sulphurc acid diluted with
water The acid will have the honor of
combining with yon; it will take up the sui
phur, the metal will produce sulphate and
We shall find as a precipitate, very pretty
woman" The good natured physician went
through with his anylsis, and the bell was
restored to her membership with the white
race Young ladies who are ambitious Of
SNOWY compilations should remember this,
and be careful what powders and cosmetics
they use-if they use any at all
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HOTELS.
I,uL EXCHANGE HOTEL.

NJ v. MILLER, Proprietor.
The largest and most commodeous Hotel in the
oil region Fair on the Bridge reduced to brardt r..
This house is pie sanity situated, rooms cool and
pleasant making it delightful hotel in all respects
Petroleum Centre, April 10th, 1869
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ETRoLEUM CENTRE Pa SATURDAY EVENING" MAY u.s. 1869.
RAILROADS.
pUFFALO AND ERIE RAILROAD,


On and after Monday, Nov 23rd 1868,
lssenger Trains will run on this road as follows:
LEAVE ERlE--GoINa EAST
1slAl A. NJ. NIGHT EXPRESS, stopping at
As1V Ripley. Westfeld, Dunkirk and Silver
creek, arriving at Buffalo at 4.45 A. NJ
AK A. M, NEW YORK EXPRESS, stop.
V'cD ping at Westfeld, Brocton, Dunkirk, ST.
veIereek, and Angola, arriving in Buffalo
@..lt P. NJ, CINCINNATI EXPRESS, stor
s'PD ping AT Northeast, Westfeld, Brocton,
Dunkiilt and S!vercreek, and arrives at
Buffalo at loss T.. NJ
Esl\A \. NJ. MAIL AND ACCOMMODA:
V'VO TON, stopping at al stations, arriving at
Buffalo ut 1ofo A. NJ.
lsiE p NJ, DAY EXPRESS. stopping at
c'H' Northeast Ripley, Westfield, Dunkirk,
fSilvercreek and Angola, arriving at But
falo at 100 p. NJ.
LEAVE BuFFALO--GoJNG WEST
Fo ssfc4sSH RAy Exrhfss bsssgpp ssSpp1Es Ess,sn at An
Wesfed and Northeast, arriving a, Erie
3,A5 p. NJ
isNAP NJ, NAIL AND ACCOMMODA
1'vV T1ON, stopping at all stations, arriving
at Erie at $50 p. NJ.
Gem A. NJ, TOLEDO EXPRESS stopping at
Ss'v all stations, ana arriving at Eric N 1o,2o
O.lAfl p NJ, STEAMBOAT EXPRESS, stop
v'VO ping at Angola, Silvcrcreek, Dunkirk
BrOctOn, Westield and Northeast arriy.
ing at Erie at |, 90 AN.
lvBA \. NJ, NIGHT EXPRESS, stopping at
t'~V Silvercreek. Dunkirl: and Wcstheld, al.
irving at Erie at 4,4o A. NJ.
Railroad time is 10 minutes faster than Erie TIM e
BROWN, Gen'l Supt
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CORRY 4 PITTSBURC
RAILROAD TINE TABLE,

Takes effect Mondav, November 23d 1868.
NoRTHwARD.
Accommodation leaves Cory $50 p. NJ; Clymet
4, 5 Panama AIS; Sherman 4,25 Summit 500
T. NJ Mayville 8 80 arriving at BroctOn 100 p. m
Express train leaves CORY 9,3o A. NJ; Clymer 9,58
Panama 1o,1 Sherman 1O,35; SUNNI. II, so May
vile lilo, and arrives at Brocton II, N.
Mail leaves Cory LIS p NJ, stopping at all sta.
tions, arriving ut Brocton 45OP. II
ali II stations, arm arrisd6S Cory at 1925 ?. - \.
Express leaves s3rd3on at 235 P. NJ; Mayville
S,25 summit s45; SternlsnS a" Pananaa Nv
Clymer ABS, and arrivi,a;, ar 4 - -
clynsf f ''ss' assasas i,
Passercert cave Bun
or 1'ov Fzrress, COM sctiht
for Neyvle, Sherman. Panama, Uly
connecting at C,rrv with trains on the U1yOU
r. 'or 1itusviie, Miller, Pioneer and Pet c.
/! Gil Cty and Pittsburgh sE
adelphia ...a hVad for Philadelphia and Harris.
burg; and on the Atlantic and Grent Western Rail-
way for Union, Meadville, Greenyle, Pa, and
Warren. Ohio. and Jamestown and Rand, lpfi, N Y,
, Trains leaving Oil City at 6l5 a. m, Cory at
9, 20 m cOnrectiEg at BrOcton with train ON B. b
| E. r r., arriving in Buffalo at 2,1o p. m.
| Trains leaving Oil City at 9,33 m, will connect
| "''' Vail Train leaving Cory at LIS p. M, con.
restne With Express East on b. Il E X r., arriv.
ing in falo at $50 p. II Leaving Buffalo at 4oa
| \. 10. a, irving at Cory at 10, 10 p. ~
| Also. connect at Mayville with Steamboats, on
| ChautauQua Lake during season of n8vgatiOnL for
A, r. TREw, supt.,
| Janl. Mayville, N. Y.
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TUdu tIIHV Is 10 I1IIHUlts IdcIUT lTIah ETIt uIut
N BROWN, Genl Supt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-14

During the sittingS Of the National Board
of Trade, Judge M. r. CULLEN, of st. Louis,
offered an amendment to n proposition be-
fore the Board. by which he proposed to
take from the States the power Of reglla-
ting the amount to be charged commercial
agents or "drummers as a license and
confer the power on Congress. In his ad-
vocacy of the congressional power. which
he knew, he said, was unconstitutional, he
INDUCED in n vein Of satire and irony in IA
vor of Capitalization which produced much
laughter. But it was soon discovered by the
astute members that his proposition was
burlesque or the action Of Congress in the
McARDLE case; yet, strange to sav. the Bos-
ton Advertiser drank it all in as the earnest
expression of the Judge. Had the reporter
known that the Judge Is a wcll-known De-
mocrat in st. Louis. he could have seen the
satire-and the Board Of Trade, by its laugh
ter and derision OF such n proposition,
plainly satirized Congress.
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The Cities.

a correspondent of the Philadelphia
Press writes some long and very interesting
letters to that paper about Virginia and
her cities. He says much that is compli-
mentary and just to all of them, including
this city. But we except to the comparison
he draws derogatory to this city, which he
accuses Of deyoting itself to politics while
the people of Petersburg went to "work in
earnest to introduce new business, re-
sumo old enterprises, and forget the past
"in the work Of healthy reconstruction"
The writer acknowledges, however, that
Richmond is at last arousng herself from
her lcthargy, "spurred" to eXertion "by
the active rivalry of Norfolk and Peters
"burg."
The comparison was unnecessary as a
matter of justice to those cities, whilo it is
entirely unjust to this city. 1t Is true a
direction has been given to trade by i'm
provements injurious to us, and not very
much to their benefit, and which have intro
duced them somewhat In the light Of rivals
to Richmond; and thus great mistake Is
made by casual observers. The hurt to
Richmond Is not from those cities, towards
which Richmond feels not the slightest
Jealousy in this world
Then, the reflection upon this city that its
people have been discussing politics to the
neglect Of business is not true. Our people
have had little to do with politics. The late
campaign was not one Of much public de-
bate or action of the responsible and bust
ness part of this community. No greater
political agitation occurred here than In
either Of the towns named, and there has
not been in this Union business commu.
nifty which has since the war devoted itself
more industriously and necessarily to its
pursuits Of trade and manufactures than
nave the people of Richmond.
Look at their condition after the war
The chief business part of the city In
ashes-their currency annihilated-all the
insurance and financial associations ruined
and their political condition such as to de-
stroy confidence and repel assistance from
without. What have they donep They
have rebuilt their city,--or part Of it
nearly as large as Petersburg-have pushed
their manufactures ahead with indomitable
perseverance, recovered the greater part OF
their lost trade. and last year did business
equal to the aggregate commerce of Nor
folk, Petersburg, Lynchbure, and Alexan-
dria; and throw into the scale along with
. this commerce her trade in her own manu-
featured articles, and tho business OF Rich.
mond In the year nearly doubled that of the
four towns named.
How absurd, then, Is 1t for this Press
i correspondent to disparage the people Of
hichmond, and speak Of them as ..spur-
red" up by the rivalry of Norfolk and Pc.
tersDnrg? lie must have seen double.
Inose jolly fellows In the Cockade town,
and thoss equally jolly ones OF Norfolk, will
soon make q guest 500 double II he VIII only
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And his way to the bottom Of all the tempt
ING glasses they win hand him. We have
great infrmity ourselves for those insinu-
atine s'cusses,' and together with our city
desire to have none other than good feeling
and good things between US: but we hope
that when they get another live correspond
emit among them they will not allow stick
to get into his cup wherewith he shall hit
Richmond. Fair play, gentlemens No sticks
in the c1ln
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IycoSs1srEST.-The New York Tribune
was a partisan of RICHARDSON'S, and could
see no great offence in his taking McFAR.
LANDS wife from him. But paper having
started in London calling itself Punch and
Judy. Mr.. GREELEY exclaims Indignantly
against the wrong of taking not only Mr..
PuNCH's name. but with it that of "his be-
loved wife" There may be something more
sacred in name than in the corporal man
and soul with it; but it will take many
punches to enable us to see it in that light.
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The new Constitution, Article VI. Sec
ton %. provides that
"Judges and ali other officers elected or
appointed shall continue to discharge the.
duties of their Offices. after their terms OF
service have expired, until their successors
have qualified"
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A GREAT Sw1SDLE.-A man hung the
other day out West tainted, and was hung
before he came to consciousness, or con-
seriousness came to him. The public was
thus robbed of the theological speech on
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cd US Yesterday morning from the "hcad-
quarters" of penitential discipline:
n0FFIcE SUPERINTENDENT VTRGTSIi3
estate PFSITpNTIARY
,RrCHNoSp. December l3, A. D. 1862,
"Edttors Dispatch: Gents,-1 am glad
YOU nre inclined to me. owe YOU and all
virGnians an apology. did all | could to
secure the election of II. Fl. Wells. For
which sin sincerely pray that God ana oil
yircinian ill forgive me.
uAnd. ;s In duty bound. I'll ever pray.
"BuRNHAM WARDwELL."
We don't see how anybody with any
bowels Of compassion. or who has the Slight
est infirmity for iced drinks. can suppress q
sentiment of sympathy for this penitent. If
he will only considerthe poor convicts, and
not increase their punishments by making
speeches to them, we for one are ready to
say ego and sin no more"
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MARRIED.,

On the sth OF December. by the Rev. T. G.
Dashiell, Mr.. GEORGE COFFY TO Miss ALICE
CLARK; all OF this city.
At the residence Of the brides mother. In Rock
bridge county. Va, bv the Rev. MIR henneny,
ZENA 7. SLOAN; all of said county.
On the 9Th, by Res. A. F. Dickinson, JAMES A..
MARTIN to Miss SARAH 4. BALLARD AL OF
this city.
At the residence of Hon. James F. Johns m
Liberty. Va. on the eth instant. by Rev. j: w :,
Hooper, Mr.. WAITER c. DOUGLASS TO MISS
ELLEN JOHNSON. o,
Central Presbyterian and Christian Observer
please COPY.
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On Sunday the 10th Instant. after lingering Ill
ness Mr. BENJAMIN THOMAS, In the seventy
seventh year of his age. ,, -,
His funeral will take place at the residence OF
his son-In-law Mr.. j. James Davis, on Cay pc
tween Henry and Smith streets, THIS GIucsdayl
MORNING at 0 O'Clock. Friends Of the family
are invited to attend.
At her residence, at quarter past ! O'clock,
Monday, neSemo per iS nf aS asa
Her funeral will take place from her late resi-
dence at II A. M. THIS (Tucsday) MORNING.
Philadelphia and Lynchburg papers please cory.
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~ MATTED RYE WHISKY.

Having obtained the receipt from Mr. rla. nIi,
Stcarns for making his MATTED ME VIZ
WV and having his old distiller now making II
for M. we are prepared to fill orders for limited
Quantity. and have now in store about FORTY
BARRELS, to which we invite the attention OF
dealers. GEORGE l. HERRING & co.
Ihave examined the whiskey referred 10 ABOVE
and find Il equal to the matted rye made by Inc
before the war. and take pleasure In Recommend
ing IT to nv old patrons and the public 1t is made
according to my directions, and Is perfectly pure.
ia codst FRANKLIN STEARNs.
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r1. D. BRIGGS, RICHMOND.
AKERrEs,

NE FINE LIQUORS, WINES, &c.
SCOTCH WBIsKEY, In glass, very fine and
old;
ST. CROIX RUM, in glass:
3 casks fine TABLE SHERRY,
casks COOKING WINE,
FRENCH BRANDY, old and very fne
APPLE BRANDY-only few barrels;
s barrels COMMON RUM.
az, GEORGE 7. HERRING 4 CO.
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JMBERl LUMBER!l LUMBER!!!

TRUMAN A. PARKER 8 co.,
deners In
White Pine, Poplar, Black walnut, Maple Ash,
Hickory, Oak, Cherry, Mahogany, snd Sycamore
Lumber; also, all kinds OF building Lumber,
Shingles Laihs, Slaves, Spokes, i&e.; keep always
on hand large stock, and sell at low prices. Their
old customers, aud all others In want OF Lumber,
arc particularly invited 10 siSc them call befere
Richnioud, Va, 40 l2-am$
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GUSHING Off

oTrnL RUsHING OFF!
THE RESULT
HAVING MARKED DoWE GOODS
has been to sell great many, which customers
could not help buying at the
REAEoEABLE PRICES:
still we have not quite sold all the
GOOD BARGAINS
and can yet show a fair assortment OF the
following:
no,,r,,,e stcles PLAID PoPLINs, &c. to 81;
ALL SHADES FRENCH MERISos. s7sc.;
EMPRESS CT Otis from ssi to ssc.
PLAIN ALPAcAs and PoPLISs. CSC. and up
wards;
FIGURED, STEPPED, and PLAID MOUSSE
LANES, soto 2se.;
81 cLoAKIN Gs-BEAvER and BROAD
CLOTus-cheap
VIRGINIA cAssIXEREs and DoEsK1Ss at
lowest prices
suAWLS and ARABS, In splendid variety;
1914. Ia and p4BED BLANKETS, best quality;
MARsEILLEs and WooLLEN QUILTS;
SHEETINGS;
Best makes of BLEAGHED COTToNs;
FLANNELS;
KID GLOVES;
wOOLLEN HOSE and UNDERSHIRTs, &C.
WILLIAM THALHIMER SONS,
corner Broad and Sixth streets, and
dc Ia 1919 Main street iEzekiels old stana).
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nRyGs. nEDICENEs, &c.

COD LIVER OIL as pure and fresh rs it
" can be obtained, just received and for sale
~ J. BLAIR, Druggist,
do 10 S25 Broad Street.