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10y GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctfoneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Ne. 319, southeast corner Of 9Th and d SIS

ING on x sTREET SOUTH; ALSO, Two
ING on A 3o-F0of ALLY. sETWEkN
SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS WEST,
- On WEDNESDAY, the sd instant. at s
E.s o'clock p. m ;, we shall SELL on the premises,
the improvements-Lot No. IS, in square No. AL,
Terms: One-third cash; balance In 8, II, and Is
deed Of trust the premises. Stamps, &c, at the
cost Of the purchsssr down on the day OF sale.
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soathwest corner q PsnasylvsEA ave. and nth Ct.
GOOD HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. HpRSHS
AND CARRIAGE At AUCTION
a On THURSDAY MORNING, march Gath
VA 1870, At 10 O'Clock at the residence Of General
IL ames A. Ekin, No III . Eleven street, be.
~ tween and n sts., we shall sell his House
hold furnituxe, Carriage and Horses, &C, &c =,
comprising
One Piano Forte
Walnut and Mahogany Paris Furniture
Mahogany Marble top Table
Walnut Hall Suit, window Shades
Brussels and Three ply Carpets and Rugs
Stair Carpets and Mating
Marble top Bureaus snd Wristbands
Bedsteads and W ardrobes, Looking glasses
Cottage Suit, with WardYobes
Hair and Husk Mattresses
Walnut Extension Dining Table
China and Glass Ware
Heating Stoves, Refrigerator
Cooking Stove and Kitchen Requisites.
Also, at IL o'clock precisely
A pair Of Young Iron Gray Horse
One Black Horse, either saddle or harness
Family Carriage and Harness.
mls tRep.I COOPER LATIMER Auct'rs
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AUCTION SALES.

RI oUORER ALATIaER, Acotio,ssu,
Southwest corner q PenAsylyak1A aye. and llth e.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,

RY cQOPER LArIAER, Auctisneers,
- (Succeesoys to James c. Mc8uire DO
southwest corner Penna. svenue aud nth stree,
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d A. FAHNESTOCK'S
MIFU G z.

r A. rAHNEsrock's
vEKMIFU
Why Is 1t that 20 many children die under the age
OF Eve yearsr That Q large proportion Of children
die under that age has long been subject of remark
and without satisfactory cause ascertained, it is
certain.
Also, II Ia known that worms exist in the human
system from ITS earliest infancy; therefore parents
especially mothers, who more constantly with
their children, cannot be too observing of the rvt
symptoms 0 cerms; for 20 surely they exist, can
SAFELY AND CERTAINLY
removed from the most DELICATE INFANT, BY
the timely use of
b. A. FAHNEsTOCK'S vERMIFU0R.
1t IL perfectly harmless, contains NO Mercury,
being
PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOSITION.
81 ali IA %sEs
pleasing the palate than Of overcoming the disease,
have been manufaetpIed all over the country, but
A: fahnestockS vermifuse continues to grow in f.
vor daily.
CAUTION.
Should ocesdon require you to purchase B. A.
Sss s.. sEs fS + ,S
that has been 20
FAyORABLY KNOWN SINCE 1899,
And purchasers must insist on having it. IL they do
not wish to have an imitation forced upon them
SCHWARTZ & HASLETT,
foRMERLY
B. A. FAHNEsTOCKy SON &Co.,
SOLE PR0PRIETORS.
de1-eod9wl PITTsBURG, PA.
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p U NJ Ps, WELLS, &c.
MAYOR OFFICE, CRY HALL,
- WAsHINGToI, ID. o., March 8, $50
,rroPosas viii be recaived at this flee until Il
sin gin Ct Melis and Erection and REPAIRS OF Pumps
Bidders for repairs Of pumps will sfate the price
Per pump for which they win keep the pumps o. this
city In good condition for and furnish all the
necessary materials therefor, the time they en-
ter INTO contract with this city for the performance
Each bid must be accompanied by written guar.
antee, in substance o. followe:
by the Mayor, that the bidder will enter into con-
tract for the same, and perform the work accordine
to the requirements thereof.
(Signed,D Ar
Specifications can be obtained at the Mayors or.
nee, g. j. BOWEN No.
lnhl4 Tu,T h,s.a (Chronicie. AA'0r'
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RlRDs FOB 1ALE-Tine lot Canary, m ,1.-1 =
y and female, Mockins Birds, and CO res.
''tssti s:'s' fr0nfins Pa. aVs.. cspIso, hin;
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RKIDAL AND IUNERAL wREArHs, no
D. quits, CkossEs, ANCHORS ana sfARs
Brading done, Ornamental Hair Work on 0lass and
rssri oy nfs; rkInS. late Of Boston, 3se sth e.,
GRANT, Mrs.. Admiral Goldsborough W. W. Corce.
ran. Gen. Casey. Gen. Tonpkins. Gen Aikea del IL
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~ THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAvOIDABLY
postponed until FRIDAY, 18th inst, same hour and
place BY order Of the Trustees.
fel6 w. l.. WALL Co, Aucts
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STEAMER I0R sALE-Ths stern- wheel stee9ss
beam, sk feet hold: two engines; 70
horse power, about 20 tons burden
Apply TO BOWEN MEkCkk.
mhle-eol0t No. s. south Gay ST., BALTIMORE
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IN TOO Great asfiurry. ;.

Our young friend of the Norfolk PEgi'
Mar is in too great hurry He demands
payment before the note islue. Tho l'r-
qinian alludcs to the p, edictions Of many,
including ourselves, concerning the effects
that would follow the admission Of Vlr'
ginia into the Union-such as the restora-
ton of confidence, the gradual revival OF en-
,erpr;se, the influx of population, &c. And
that paper claims that these predictions
have failed, as there is not sufficient sign
now to verify their truthfulness.
Youth is ever in.pulsiye. lie takes the
bit in his mouth and runs away. Why, the
State is yet chrysalis. 1t has passed from
under the military authority, but has not
.ts own power fairly organized. We are in
the midst Of the proofs of its Incomplete
ness when such hibbcrtigihbet official as
CHAuooS can stay it's arm for even twenty
Jour hours.
Had our friend of the Vi'yiaian a half
million in New Yo:k would he think Of
bringing it down until Virginia is fairly
and firmly based upon her foundations,
exercising her own authority, and pre-
serving order and enforcing justice in Fir-
;inia style, which has no superior in any
laud in the world
Until that time it is not fair to claim the
forfeiture Of our predictions nor those oil
anybody else. Let the Firginion he lit
tie considerable, and allow reasonable time
tor the fuldlment of prophecy: and we con-
lecture it will not hove good ground for i'm
peaching our prophetic intelligence.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.

|~n Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. y
swell informed virgiuian writesus the
following Interesting letter from New
York: s.
"NEw YORK, March II, 1870.
thinking that the operations Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company
might be of interest to the readers of the
Dispatch, l write to say to you that every
thing goes on in the most satisfactory NAM
ner. The enterprise is attracting general
interest among the most enlightened busi-
ness men and capitalists Of this city and
State. You hear on all sides, in the fnan-
cial circles here, the expression of the
opinion that this is one of the most impor-
tant works now being pressed to compile
ton in the United States-important in its
results not only to the State of Virginia,
but to produce wonderful effect in the
movement of freight, and in the direction
of travel from the West and Southwest. So
far as the fortunes of Virginia and West
Virginia are concerned, it is difficult to estl-
mate properly the effect of the completion
of the road. l wish that you could hear
the opinions expressed on this point by the
clearest- headed men. ! know that it is more
to this cause than to any other that the late
improvement, SO marked, in the market
price of Virginia bonds is to be attributed.
a large number of contracts for the
construction Of the work from the Ohio
river to the White Sulphur Springs have
just been declared by the company, and
numbers of intelligent and energetic con-
tractors from all parts of the country are
thronging the Offices of the company,
making their arrangements for immediate
and vigorous work. In one month from
this time between six and eight thousand
men will be at work on the line of the road,
making the mountains ring with the sounds
Of their industry, and additional numbers
will, from time to time, be put to work, so
as to insure the speediest completion of the
road. Let every true Virginian, therefore,
rejoice and determine to do all in his
power to aid the great enterprise which is
to do so much to enrich aud strengthen his
State and develope the resources of the
whole country.
every truly, -"
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~-.--~,-rss,,'s11 -, >-.s 80 -,I>~--~>.4-.
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH,
BANKERS AND DEALERS
IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
No. 5 NASSAU STREET. NEW YORK.
FEBRUARY Il, 1870.

The remarkable success which attended our ne
rotation or the LOANS OF the Central Pacif,
Railroad Company and the Western Pacific Rail.
road Company, and the popularity and credit
which these LOANS have maintained In the mar.
kets both in this country and Europe, hare shown
that the first rnortgaged bonds Of wlsely-iocs:ed
and honorabIy- railroads arc promptly
recognized and readily taken As the most suitable,
safe ond advantageous form Of Investment, yield
Ing more liberal income than hereafter b..
derived from Government bonds, and available 10
take their place
Assured that In the selection and negcti .ti0a Of
superior Railroad Loans We are meeting great
public want and rendering a valcablc sccy!cc both
to the holders Of capital aHdt those great national
works OF internal improvement, whose intrinsic
merit and substantial character en:!'c them 20 ic
use Of capital and the confidence Of Investor, "c
now oi.cr with special confidence and satsfart!on
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- sINKING sLuWLY-Diseases that

.T SINKING SLUWLf.-Dlseasest nae
progress rapidly to crfs1a are NOT me Only one
to be dreaded. Canker or drg-rot docs not nlasI
tree N su denly Il stroke Of lightning. put IN
less arrested 81 DESTROYS 1t ~ certainly ana u,
like manner chronic debility although IL does hnt
kill with the swiftness Of yellow tcTer, lS rs sure
TO sap tho springs of life eventually as any acute
disease If not checked by invipora.inr mcdira-
II m There Is something inexpressihly touci ing
In the spectacle OF premature decay, Langn9r,
nalior. emnciatinn, depression of spirits, and
dst ale for exertlon iare It's Ordinary sym ptoms,
nent. The hest invigorant end ezhilarant That
aosTETTER's STOMACH BITTERS. The
stimulating principle Of the preparation Tnuses
the dormant energies or 'hc system, and the
strengthening and regulating properties give
permanent and heahhful impulse 10 The vital
fSrres thus brought into play. The falling appo--
tite + rn-awakencd, the process Of digestion and
assimilation are qulckeDed the quality Of the
blood 1. improved, the secretion hccome more
natural and every organ that contributes TO he
nourishmeut of the body undergoes sanitary
change By these means the repair Of the plIysi-
cal structure IS effected, and It's health and vSor
restored, In no class Of diseases has tn" ben"h-
cent operation Of the Bitters been more marked
and sfrikin than in those character lied by gene
ra, debility and nervous pros ration. LaaicS al
(ectnd with these ailments fud In this most WHOLE
eome OF all touica and "orrectiveS he safest anu
surrst menus Of relief I! l. strong /" restore and
powerle to injure. Such Is the uniform testimony
Of clouds of Witnesses
NH 10 codSwlH
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF THE
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD
COMPANY.

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, connecting
tho Atlantic coast aud the m.guifccnt harhors Of
the Chesapeake bay with the Ohio river at point
of reliable navigation, and tllaS, with the entire
railroad system and water transportation Of tho
great West and Southwest. FORMS THE ADDI-
Tt"S.AL EAST AND WEST TRUNK LINE, 50
lmpcratiycly demanded FOR the accommodation oC
the immense and rapi!ly-growing tro asportation
between the Atlantic scaboa:i and Europe Gil tho
one hand, ao' The great producing regions OF the
Ohio and Mississippi valleys Oh the other.
The importance of this road as new outlet
from the West to the sea magnilcs It into one u
national consequence, and nsurcs 10 |, al extern
svc through traffic from The day OF its comp'.-
tlon, while In the development OF the cxtensiro
agricultural and mineral resources Of vir;tna
aul West Virginia It possesses along its own luc
the elements Of Il large and profitable local bust
ness.
Thus the great interests, both general aud local.
which dem md the completion ol the CHESAPEAKE"
and ohio railroad to tue Ohio river AFFORD The
surcst guarantee Of It's Success ana Yaiue, AMI
render i, the most important anil substantial rail-
road enterprise now In proTfc>s III this country
Its superiority a an Last ard West route, am
the promise ~ an immense ani profitable trad'
awaiting Its completion. have drawn 10 II tho at
trn.ion ami corporation OF prominent capt. .llst
and railroad m>n OF this city Of s"ui.h ind:mcnt
and known Integrity. whose connection "lth 1t.
together with thai NJ eminent cttZeE> and business
men OF Virginia aud West Virginia.
ISsi,RES AN ENERGETIC, HrEOEADLT,
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/" Very truly,

To make the adjustment contingent upon
the status of Berkeley and Jefferson would
be equivalent 10 reputation. The Dispatch
reiterates the charge that Hon. c. ]. Faux
ner urged that this should he done. We
have authority from headquarters for say
ing that if the commissioners authorized
the statement in the Dispatch they did not
do Mr.. Faulkner justice. - Winchester
Times.
So Mr.. faulkner 'lcnies the truth of our
statement, which, we are now compelled to
state, was made upon the authority of P.
H. AYLETT, Esq, one of the Virginia COM
missioners.
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SHAWI.S.
SI!hWLS.
SoNt THING Nf.N
AND
e. II f. 4 T.

Dowu@ith gold prices. All-wool Cashmere ut
CSC. to 81, sold nj 81 to $3.50 French Cassimeres.
plaid and plain. ut Sl."5 Sl.5o, and Sl.73-sod as
high rs Se.5": sash Ribbons, something new ana
cleEan.: striped and Figured Ribbons. for bows,
very rich: Flannel all wool. ii 2jc. good
Eil Gloves IT :I.25; Eiubroider!es, Notions.
Gloves, and Hosiery, and \ full line OF House
keeping Goods ara White Goods: all Of which
have been bought ut the heavy decline OF gold,
aud o'cr thcm IL the public In general NJ great
bargains and 40 lil,,nbug. All can ask Is call,
and convince yourself. Call soon ut
JULIUS SYCLE'S,
u5 Broad street, between Fourth and FINN.
NH 10
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The Legislature is slow-'ery. MUCH
-.:arc has been devoted TO things not ol
pressing Importance. while the orsaniza-
ton Of the Government is sadly neglected.
We do not understand the Legislature. we
know it to be composed of civil, intelligent
gentlemen. Very practical men. But there
is u striking want of harmony and system.
PROPOSITIONS are introduced very much at
hayhazard. Too much is left to discussion
on the floor, and there is not enough con-
cert and consultation outside, We suspect.
} Again there has been some bunGllng in
important matters. We are averse to com
claiming of the Legislature, but we think
-v is strong reason to complain. Inc
| STATE certainly expected that the judge
siRs would have been partly tiled by TINE
tine. lhe public necessity requires more
sble.Ay il. the work OF reconstruction.
,s.. tie Legislature will think az
,ble about personal interests
OPERATIONS, and DO governed
Ielfa-c. The time is precious
IA thief that steals away pro
,ortUn;tics that can never be
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JULIUS SYCLE's,
.ls BROAD STREET. BET. FOURTH AND FIFTH.

Just received by steamer. 500 pieces Calico-thc
very best at l2ic.; cases Bcachcl Cotton-good
full ono yard wide, ut 123c; elegant n. l5c. 10 Is
Towels nj Iec. worth 2sc.: Towels u yards long at
35c. Il bargain at &c.. Linen Handkerchef5 ut
75c. per dozen worth sl.5o per dozen elegant
Hcmstitched Iandkcrchlcfs at CSC. apiece cheap
ut Soc: Lace handkerchief At aj. cheap ut &c..
CorsctS ut 5ac.; French Corsets n. 85c.; Noting
ham Lace 1T sc cheap at soc.
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The Under -ucl firm be- leave Ia state i64i
they will open On MONDAY the: 7th OF March !
large ana attractive stock OF
SPRING DRY GOODS,
THE FlHS: OF THE SEASON."
Tie" goods have been purchased since the .7rA.
decline IN gold. which has especially aGccte! o.
specially,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRESS GOODS,
and particularly
BLACK ND COLDRFD ALPACAS.
VIII ais" open au eut!rc new and elegant as
sortmcnt rf
CALIroCS, slilHTiNGs, aud CASiBRICS.
Our assortment II all the celebrated brands OF
BROWN and BLEACIiED MrsLINS Is COM
licc, H.! al prices
LOW - TIE LOWEST.
Our WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT IS one
10 be particularly noticed. having fu. supply Of
rLAIN and CHECKED SAISSOokS,
3and J.! CAMBRICs, IRISH LINENS,
rILLOW-CASE LINENS
PIQUES, BlRD-GTE DIAPERS,
SWISS and FRENCH MUSLINS, all widths
Sc., &c.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
sach as TABLE DIAPER, BROWN, WHITE,
aud RED NAPKINS; TOWELS, LINEN
sjiEEtlNG, MAReEtLLES QUILTS. &C.
Also good stock ot CA>SinlERES, SATI.
NETS, CpTTOSADES, LINENS, &C, and q
full l!Gr OF
MOTIONS.
CoESETS, hANDkERClIIEFS,
GLOVES. HOSIERY.
COLLARS AID CUFFS,
ENBKn!DERlE>.
.uE~H GUCGESHEIMER,
697 Brood street., th.d door above the Theatre.
oALE>NEE; ". (. Kan, j. II. Chenely, ane
J. HiaGe.
Closed uC SATURDAYS. mh )
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DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS,

DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS.
Elack and White Plaid popln at zoe. worth Sec. !;
Figured Alpaca, somci hing new, at &c. 1oplins.
The very latest Shades at IS TO 37ic.; Alpaca, all
shades. good quality. at 3oc.: beautiful Plalls at
3jc.; Black silk. good, at sL37I to Sl.75 per yard,
sold mt ~ to ~ IS Coorcd SILK IT $3.50 per yard
worth $3.50; Li1cns all shades, something new,
for dresses French CanbrIcs, al colors: White
AMI Figured P!que, really rich; Black Alpaca,
full Inc.
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uongs AID STATIONERY.

cases FLAT-CAP PA
PER, IL, II, aud 10 pounds; two eases DENY
and MEDIUM PAPERS, together with = full as
sortnert VI LETTER, FUULSCAp, NOTE, and
FOLIO POST PAPERS, for sale at wholesale and
retail. NOODuOUSE i pAREAM,
frcs Booksellers and St2tioTer3.
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Some one should teach the Washington
Globe how to spell the names OF the Two
Virginia counties Loudoun and Cuspeper.
Every day it spells them Loudon ana Cul-
pepper.
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fnECA E70NAL.

MFRS. GEORGE ". JOHNSON Is NOW
WI prepared to GIVE LESSONS BOTH IN
Governor gnd Franklin streets. Those who have
no Instrument will lie allowed 10 practice free ..
charge. Mrs. Johnson has many recommends
lions from professors OF music and other we'll
known citizens Of Richmond as To her auuiihca-
lions - 1t teacher oil muSic, which may be seen
BY any one wishing 10 engage her services.
!ah tT-tms
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ny WINTER DRESS GOODS on hand,
with /. lot OF PRETTY SrRlNG aud SUMNER
GOODS, will be closed oGt II grc1. sacrifice
upon original cost.
NEW GOODS constantly arriving by steamer
and express. I. X. PRICE 4 CO.,
ll0l Main street,
mh7 nearly opposite post-"!llcc.
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I'm IssaeSu6 2sslrc. III her father : rc=it!tacS'
ee..es:.c hester. ftHEct,A A. aA@ ~ I'm
'S.lN daurI:,rr OF jacob II. and Mary \. -tntier-
Son. age, i've wears, eleven inon'h' aha 'our
days.
That once loved form. row cold an' DEAD
Each III curuful thought employs;
We weep. our earthly comforts l"d,
And vi thcrcG AL our JOYS.
Hope looks beyond the bounds Of tiinc,
Where what zee nov Gep!urc
Shall rise in /" Il Immortal PRIME
And bloom to fade no more.
Our dear little BUSCiIT IS gene.
Her flupra! VIII take place from her lather's
house corner If Eleventh. aud Mcdonald streets,
THIS saturday! ArTt RHOtS at O'Clock
In ills city, on 1hc 18th Instant. at lIs o'clock,
(..nrair IL CARLTON. formerly of .rorfolk Va,
I'm the lnrtlcti year u his "g.. He leaves large
circle Of friends l., mourn their rrtpaTahlc l"Ss'
His f.ncral viii take place IRON MS RESIDENCE.
on Nicholson sire It, on 81 DAY ii o'clock /.
NJ The friends md acGualltancts u the idmlE
are respectfully In rited.
horiolk aui Portsmouth papers please copy.
On Friday the It'll instant, ut o'clock p. NJ,
Nrs. SARAH X. '3lGCiAM, wife Of John blSSan,
t,.r,"ased. i'm the scvcuty-sixth year Of her age
leaving n large circle of relatives and friends 10
mourn their irrrrarablc loss.
Blessed arc the dead Who die IN The Loro, TOT
they cease from their iubcrs, aud their works do
follow them
- She * not dead but Slecpcth.'
The friends and acQnaiulaEces are Eifleu 10 at
,cud her funci III on SUNDAY me ;elh instant, at
o clock J.. ~, from -. Marks church, on
Fourth street.
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hrd of Public Works Of Maryland

krd of Public Works Of Maryland
&ded that the Chesapeake and Ohio
D s,sna. Company have not the right to carry
;,to effect the resolutions passed in 1869
relative to the debt Of the company. Var
r;uia was party TO the agreement under
Which said resolutions were passed.
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HIEH,aSER I.
CPRING MILLINERY.
N

Mrs. NJ. j. DAVIS. No 5l7 Broad street, has Just
received a full line Of MILLINERY and STRAW
GOODS, consisting 81 SO y ETS, HATS,
FANCY RIBBONS 20. Bows aId S.,shcs, large
lot of handsome FRENCH FLOWERS, together
q, see her friends and customers. nh l9--lw
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SUCCESSFUL HANADENE&T.

The road i completed anal ~ operation from
Richmunl to the celebrated White sulphur Springs
Of West Virginia, 81 miles. ant iicrc rsnai; but
200 miles now partially construct 81 ID he com
p!ctcd To- carry |. 10 te proposei terminus Oh III"
Ohio river 1T or near ihcIaouth 81 Tie Big SANDY
river $50 miles above Cincinnati. AMI $50 mill
below ri:t,burr.
L'acs are now proj-c!. or In progress through
Chic ani kentucky to thl, point, "htcE VIII con-
meet the Chesapeake aud ohio With III" entire rail-
road y3,cms of the West and Southwest, and with
Tie raciii railroad.
lis Nt!uallc franchise, ard superior advantage
win place the CHESAPEAKE AND ONO
RAILROAD COMPANY among the richest and
most powerful and trustworthy corporations II
the country: and tncrc exists a present value. In
completed road and work done, equal to the ea:i."
amount OF t3e mortgage.
The details Of the Loan hay. been arranged Nth
specit! re ference t. the wants Of all classes at IN
7esors and combine the various features OF cCu.
yen.cncr. safety. and protection against boss r.
fraud.
I'll, c,r,t. ii -. In denomination VI
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Soine Of CHAHoo>'s apologists declare
that TIC act Ct Assembly under which Mr.
LjLYSoN was elected Mayor is upconstitu-
tjont(, and therefore Ir. CHAHooN is JUS
tilted in resisting it. Is there any man in
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CHLorAL-HYDRAT.
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