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offer for sale my FARM, "BEAUREGARD,"
,,tnased mile and half from the White SULPHUR,
Springs, In Greenbrier county, West virginia. 1t
Contains nearly N.Nk a5o ONE ONE
haIf Of 1t is IN fne forest full OF EXCELLENT
TIMBER.I!kk part Of Che meadow has been IN
fs s1sH a ssG Thss Farm IS
70 The " lite Sulphur Springs gives It the adYan-
taRe Of a market ct its very door: -
In copfous sTrrgs the almost exclusive supply, OF
water for the White Sulphur and the cons iderable
town that must grow up there npon the compile
Ohio river in the summer Of '12.
; It has comm aBdIng interest on iacc0uDt of Its
fine adaptation to purposes OF health ana reerea-
ton It Is one Of the most beautiful, as 1t Is one
of the most healihful, localities In the Virginia
mountains. 1t has q line bath and q siiperabnr-
dance Of water for many more rms wateI mas
fuI stfrnuart of the skin and great inyig ,rator
of the system. There are besides one Enc Doid.
large body of alum slate highly reglfated With
alum. IN which ut u mn,,erate expense, ALUM
w hTFRs might he established with these agen-
alas the ight be ade pnlar ind prosper
i S,s 81 the middle and southern States
r. has fine grounds for mile long TROTTI NG
or RACE tOURsE, and the addition of 1,at
source of Amusement. for the immense thropg OF
s mnnl be sreat pubic grstiacation and highly
lucrative to. Its owners. Such q; track, exactly
suited by the temperature OF the place TO summer
sport, would become one OF the most famous In
the Union. |.""t-~tH- = .:.E "
This farm might also be adapted to fish culture,
having am Immense supply OF clear spring water
from several large springs, and good location for
a lake of several acrcs. This business las lately
become exceeding y profitable. I'LL. u
Containing twelve conimodious rooms upon the
place, together with outhouses. The grounds are
admirably adapted for the finest display OF ar
fcliitecturaI and other improvements.
IT is one or EheE most attractive places In. the
mountains, whether for improvement as ;aiplace
Of public resort or for O. superb residence for
Persons DESTROYS, OF. seeing the place! are re-
ferred to my Son. j Il. GowA RDfE, who resides
uponi 1t. Eftherhe or myself VIII ssatsthe termi.
~ !; 1l,tti+il5 1:'NLa z I Di$pdtea once:
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BY Cook u isaughton, Auctioneers,
corner Of Governor and Franklin streets.
GALE OF HORSES AND MULES. &;

QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE, 4
RICHMOND, VA, June Sd, 1870.
Will be sold ut public auction. commencing at
10 O'Clock A. M. Of MONDAY, June 18th, 1870, ut
the Quartelmaster's Stables at Rockets, Rich
mond Va, .,-:5... ..-.s.H- = .a
IL HORSES, ..s....'--s .-...r ,.#3
,iA.' t a...'.' IS MULES. t
The above animals are In fine condition, having
been reserved from previous sales, and are now TO
he sold on account of their services being longer
required. s..---.. 49,! ........l 800 -
/ TERMS Cash In Tinted States currency on day
OF sale deposit OF ten per cent. required from
!. Animals must be removed on DAY OF SALE.
BY order OF the Secretary OF War. ~ ~'
-. ~. F-.s nE=f j. G. CHANDLER,
Brevct Colonel, Quartermaster United States
Army. s. 80 : ...fr. #..-a. s.... lee
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BY Cook Il Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner of Governor and Franklin str Gets.

HOUSEHOLD :FURNIT URE, RE
nFRIGERATORS, &C., AT AUCTlON.-
THIS DAY ut 10 o'clock VIC will sell At our srore
an assortment OF FURNITURE. Gonsls1nGol
MAUUGhNY SOFAS and CHAIRS, 80 ..
MAHOGANY MA RBLE-TpP TABLES,
MAHOGANY DiNINGiIEAF-TABLE
Several good REERIGERATORS. :, -,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and WAsHSIANDS
Several BOOKCASES, nv,
MAHOGANY, WALNUT and COTTAGE e. b y
CANE YEA and wooD-sEAT CHAIRS ami ROCK.
JEE EsSS LIND and COTTAGE BEDsTEADs,
New HAIR MATTRESSES. -. -,
Single and double SHUCK and STRAW NAT
TRESsES, - -, ,,r,,.s, co.. .r.. r..
MATTING, INGRAM CARPETS. ."
ARLNR TENDERS, STONEWARE, II
TIN CUPBOARD Safes, &c. -. -s..
=" -s COOK & LAUGHT0N,
e1o - ...'''t Aucti0neers.
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uTfNDOW.SHADE DEPOT, 1875
YNf MAIE STRET.-M, GOLDEN is selling oft
his large stock OF WINDOW-SHADES, TABLE,
OIL CLOTHS &C., at gold prices. Coli, Velvet
and GrystailEed Shades, with Fixtures TO match {;
iMarhiSi Mahogany,f Rosewood, snal, Figured OIL
cloth, from one shilling per yard un Black, on
dnak, for covering carriages, st less! fsn New
YORK pFioes sCali and. buy OF a. 6OADEN. i6s5
) Main street between Fifteenth and Segeaseensb
gHceea, sIga ep& an
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THE WESTERN CrRCUIT LAwYER.-Thc
habit Of following . circuit makes different,
md in many respects better, lawyer than
u city practice. The circuit lawyer in new
country should bic well versed in every
branch Of his profession. There is no chance
for division of labor. lie must be ready
for the "occaSion sudden -; for he will often
learn for the first time the leading! facts Of
his case while it is on trial. lie will seldom
have access to any but the most meagre
libraries, and he must carry his hooks in
his brain. Witha supreme court above him
that passes no mistakes. and backwoods
jury before him that would be wearied and
disguised witha display oftechnical learning,
and would "t0leratc no nonsense he must
he so grounded in elementary law as to be
able TO try his case closely without his
books, and adhere to the Ten sc7Ipta while
arguing to the Jury rs man rather than as
Il lawyer. In the early days Of Indiana
lawyers in good practice would rido hum
lreds of miles OH horseback. In the small
country towns the people would flock to
tho courthouse Us to q show, and in every
case the whole neighborhood
would take sides. There was not often any
assumption of dignity in judicial manners
and bearing. Sometimes the court would
adjourn to allow the bar, jury, and wit
nesseS, to 60 to n horse-race, where CHS
Honor" would preside with the same. i'm.
Partially that distinguished his rulings on
Kent and Blackstone. On one occasion n
judge whose. decisions usually stood fire
| is reported to- have said to lawyer who
afterward acquired a.national reputation,
".Ned, you can go tile jury, but those
horses are to start in thirty minutes and
advise you to be, brief" Ned was brief,
and the Judge remembered it in his charge.
In tho evenings judge and lawyers would
meet at the village tavern in a social game
| or old sledgc, and discuss with the same
freedom false play and any mistake that
had been committed or absurdity that had
school, but thorough, and those wing passed
through it fairly earned their degrees
| Overland Monthly. Is1z,. ~ r..s 80. ~,
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S. Tail, Esq, feels embarrassed in Wash
ington because his apparel isn't cut i'm style.
1t will cost woman just thirty dollars to
withhold her age from the census-taker. .!
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BY, Cook 3 LaughtOn, &uctlOnecrs,
coruer of Governor and Franklin streets.

QUARTEBMAsTER's OFFICER
0"' '"""I. RICHMOND, VA, May 80, ls7oi
WILL BE SOLD at public auction,
w commencing at 10 O'Clock A.. M. of FRI
DAY, June 10, 1870. st Camp Grant, Richmond,
Va, the following. BUILDINGS lately occupied
by the troops at that post, viz: ...,4 r.
sBNRRA CKS, two stories IS feet by 81 feet each,
-wlts,-fenees and out-buidngs;-1~r. f. pa =,
IS OFFICEK'S QUARTERS, one story each, with
ouG-bnildings and fences: l.......
8 OFFICERS QUARTERS, one story each, with
out bulldhgsand fences; r. i '.' fHiE
l CHAPEL. one story, so feet by 40 feet );
l HOSPITAL, one story, 2O5 feet by 80 feet, with
T.. ont-bulldings;
l GUARD-HOUsE, one story 90 feet by % feet,
with out-builGIngs; 80 o.
STABLE, one story, 2o5 feet by 30 feet, with
out-huildiugs; r
d SHOPS, one story each. with out-bnildlngs;
4 LAUNDRESS QUAkTERS, one story each,
SIS feet by 80 feet, with ont-bulldings and
fences ---.-....
1 BAKE-HOUSE, one story, 60 feet by IS feet.
Also about $50 CORDS WOOD ~
TERMS Cash in United States currency on the
day of sale, and deposit of ten per cent. on The
amount bid Will be required from eachpurcllaser.
Ten days will be allowed to remove the property;
BY order of The Quartermaster-G General United
States Army. u. G. CHANDLER,
Brevet Colonel. Quartermastcr
ie9 -.yr.f,tf. :. - United States Army, p.
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8 DRY 81 z G!;lp'!|OID,ss.
ys,HE WAY TO SAVE MONEY, ! &; /.
CALL AND BuY DRY aooDs WHERE
THEY ARE SOLD AT Low PRICES.


orr assortment IS very large aud complete and
wcinvite a call from MI desiring
GOOD aooDsTgTstt 4.
s AT THE RIGHT FIGURES
A full variety Of
BERAGES, PUPLIAs,
CHALLIns, GRENADINES,
JAPANESE SILKS,
BLACK and COLORED siLhs' III
49,. .a ALPACAS, Lawn, ,s..I
P1OUES, CAMBRrtS
MANSIONS. BRiLLIANTs,
PLAIN SWISS,
STRIPED, HECKED. aud fuChED
MULLINS;
DIAI:IEs, D1APhR, .t
TARLETANS, 0RuASDIES,
-..r TABLE LINENS, ~
NAPKINS, TOWELS, @t."
QUILTS, SIIEETISGS,
CAsSlMERES,
LINEN DRILIIhGS,
GRENADINE and LACE S1IAWLS,
SILK SACQUES, -.
WHITE SKIRTS, ss
HANDKERCIIIEFS -
COLLARS,
EMRROIDERIES,
....a COLLARS, SHIFTS, .....s#
SHIRT-FRONTS.
... OORSETS HOSIERY,
KIND md EISLE GLOVES,
SILK and LINEN F,NS,
ROUGEE PhRASoiS,
SILK G1NGIIA VI UMBRELLAS,
RIBBONS, SATISS,
and all kinds of seasonahlc goods AT
...... TnALHlMEK'S. ~,
corner Sixth and Broad streets
.la.., -..--a fje l0] t...
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IT ANDS IN LARGE.
III AMI. SMALL QUANTITIES Les.
have in my hands for sale LANDS in.ainsost
overv easfna t,S ire state. number OF them are
large drst-class estates, with splendid amproVe-
!inranss, and desirably lecsted. n,,D, "a.
- -, GEORGE Nj. DREWRIS 81!
L my si-tIefs lola Main street. #.
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sN0FICE. III. j. BEASLEY begs leave 10
II Inform those having BOTTOMS in HOLLY
WOOD hAt no is prepared to receive and attend
60 orders for tnrbng sections and graves cleaIips
ssetsons ann painting fences. He can he found aS
no. EAST Jas kson street or " Addressed tarorxh
tn$ sy MN gtso pppsps siisntisn, -.
,sastSSEEssaassGs.a. kssMa NEs9& $3.50 sE.tt;.gl
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A Migh-Toned Marriage Mt Ioaho'
HOW The Taang was bone.

"A
How the TIMING was Bone.
/, We elm the following from the White
Pine Ne,rs, May II:
Married, in Toano. May II, by; Justice
Tunis. MIR. Michael VBrien to Mrs. Sarah
Arnold. sal e-4#
Yes; and we were there 20 sec. In our
time, pretty moth, we have seen some
things done .as we'll as others nave seen
b,Icking horses. drunken Indians ut war
dance, locomotives running on the graue;
and great many irreg!ilaritics OF III. :.iu
nature: but that wedding doesn't get 'lis-
tice in the above threc-line announcement.
II was charmingly wild, suDlimely hldic
crous. After the freshy-plighted Loves OF
beer at the expense Of the hilarious
groom, and jokes passed grew more
Plentiful than polite, that excellent
fanllatly Mrs. Smith turned her
tlipin"-room over to the service oil the
party. A dance was Immediately lmpro-
rised, although, to commence, no music
could be procured except a'whcezy accor-
deon of about eight cat-power stroke pro
PEELED by a drunken Frenchmans Inat,
with about eighty men ana tnfee Muies;
intending the blushng bride,-the men oil
smoking cigars and wearing their hats
constituted the outfit. Those not :danclng
appIauded, yelled, scrceched, and gave forth
siich other signs Of appreciation rs you hear
III any wcll-rcgulated circus or dog ilSht.
Cre;shton's teams got in for Idaho thai
afternoon. and one of his Transfers Iau Il
iife-a sort Of splinter from steam-wnlsIle;
with :, that that and ,,s b Srssasr we wa sFa9sa
;nforccd and not the heavens. above nor
the earth beneath ever witnessed a
scene more exempt from the cramping con-
ventionalities of polite society: The bride.
faithful on the dance. The fighting did not
commence until after the ADJOURNMENT, and
the joyous bridegroom got away with his
man, and at al early hour of the morning
retired with his queen of hearts to their
downy couch to dream off the fumes of
his nights rotations. Then Rice's brigade
took up the refrain, and with horse-tiddle.
tinpans, aud horns, RECALLED the town until
human nature could endure no more and
all came to peaceful termination little
before train-time, and at twenty minutes
past 4 O'Clock we left Toano to its dreams.
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T.O THE W. pRKINGs CHASING, are

RIO THE ~, ORKING. CHASING are
InoW pfepar ed to furnish Ill ci asses with eOiat
slant employms sns ut home t- whole Of the time
or for the spar Q. monlentss .Isgsi ness new Light
:and profitable. Persons or eiahhr sex eastly earn
from 69cs to Is per evening aud \ proportional
sum by desotiMs their wlolettmo IN the business
BOYS and girls sssl ea,rn nearly H nauch As men.
That ali who see this notice NAV send Their nd
DRESS and test the linz siness NE make this unpa-
Eaeied offers TO ali Isuch IS art mot we'll sstis.
BED we WILL -zend o. to pay for the ttodbie OF
writing, EHll partt culRre, n valuable isample
which Will do 70 eosai dence WORK GU. ana taleopy
or TAG Peopbs's Later arv bmpGn fon-one OF the
iargest and best faxntt fnewspaiscts pub1fsheA-aH
nent, profitable work iadtress r.E.i,.a t.!.,s
u .a.,:.- -. ,st,s ~. q. EIsrN ~ Css:s.. -
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~ By Grubbs& Williams. 'Auctlcneers,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.
1.-TWO BEhuTIFIlr. pul-uDINe Ia

TWO BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
L ON CLAY STREET, AADTWO OTHERS
ON CATEARINE srR EET, ATAUCTION.--O
sell, upon the premises, two beautiful UILDING
LOTS ON the sontil side Of Clay, street between
Parkb each 30xl5o feet to o. ten-frGt aiiey ffer
which we Will sell two LOTS on the south side or
Cath irine street between Henry and smith streets
each 2stxloa feet to an alley in common.
. ieo GKUBBS& WILLIAMS. iAucttonoere
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nNE OF THE MOST d SIR a l. f
~ BITLLDJNG LOTS IN THE CITY FOR
COMMERCIAL PURPOSES FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-Wiubc sold ut auction, on the pre-
mises FRlDh the 10Th instant, ut O'Clock L. NJ,
poses fronting q 51ex77 feet on The north Side Of
Cary street between Twelfth and Thirteenth
TERMS {: One-thlrd cash; the balance ut four,
eight, and twelve months for negotiable notes with
Interest added, and secured by a deed oftrnst.
. let ~ 'lst % AuciiOncers.
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OOMMIssIoNER's SALE OF yALU.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
FIELD COUNTY.-ln execution of a decree OF
the county court OF Chesterfield county entered at
The March term, 1870, In the case OF H. G. Crews
and wife vs. Mary +. Martins heirs, The under
signed, commissioner appointed by said decree,
will sell at auction, at Tomahawk station, on the
Richmond and Danville railroad, In Chesterfield
q O'Clock NJ, TRACT' OF LAND belonging to
The estate OF Mary e. Martin, deceased contain
Ing about ONE HUNDRED ACRES, land lying
near said railroad
i.'TERMs! lOne.ffth cash balance on;a credit OF
four, eight, twelve, and sixteen months for bonds
bearing interest from day OF sale, secured by deed
lie 4--tds s, BROOKS, Commissioner.
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+. ItiJ BY Lee & Goddin,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
,... No. lll3 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE IoF. TEN ACE

TRUSTEES SALE OF, TEN ACRES
Il OF LAND, WITH NIL yEMENTs
IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTER
FIELD, ABOUT SIX MILES. FR0M RICH
MOND, AT ADDITIONALLY virtue or trust
deed executed by Philip ,Sclil0sser and Margaret
Ann bis vile, bearing date utlJanuary, 1868, 10
me trustee for the purpose Of securing certain
debt therein specified, being thereto requested BIZ
the beneficiary secured therein, l win proceed Ia
sell on THURSDAY the 10th or June, 1870, at f2
O'Clock NJ, at tic Office OF, Lee & Goddin, ailr-
tionecrs, No. lll3 Main street, Richmond, The
REAL ESTATE named In said deed-to wit, "A
certain PIECE Or PARCEL OF LAND con-
tanning about TEN ACRES, more or less, lying
and being In the county OF Chesterfield, on the
northeast side OF the road leading from the Coode
Bridge road to the Old Chesterfield railroad, and
the lands Of Leroy Branch, Anthony
Hughes, Christian Cooke and George W. Snort,
together with the appurtcnances tlereunto belong
Ing, being the same real estate which was con-
yeycd TO the said Philip Schlosser by F. A. Reich.
mann and Maria his wife by deed dated the LIST day
OF November, 1851, and Of record In the clerks
Office or Chesterfield county COURT
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO defray expenses Of
sale and discharge n note for $3.50, with interest
from the Hth day OF January, $780, till paid resi-
due of proceeds or sale upon such terms Us The
said Schl0sser may prescribe and direct and In
the absence Of such directions, upon such as the
trustee may think 1t. GEORGE MEYER.
lie 8. Trustee.
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TINY LoR BROTHERS, DENT4s,rs, 111e
* fMAEE' STR EETi foyer Tribbett's confec-
tionery,i estraet teet, without paint Insert teeth
Sensitive, teeth hlied without pain. Any tooh
/ flied with gold and warranted for 1ife, ct
tnfi,&i9i II 3I!i @TAhLOR Rk0ftlERS,sl
,va sY ~ lr2lMain sireeh kteh.nostd sas
II. B.-rIpstructionS in aDy branch or dentistry
gwen TO the profession on reasonable Terms.
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...a.f..I BY Richardson & CO., ~. .he
Real Estate Agents and Aucti6neers,
.. '....,'.. - No. 11l3 Main street.

TOR SALE, TWO OF, THOSE BEAU
TIFUI. BUILDING LOTS fronting 40 by 166
feet each, with an alley Is feet wide ntbe rear on
the north and south sides OF Grace street just
where the street railroad turns 1oWards Holly
wood. RtCHARDSbN " Go.,,'.
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VIZ ANTED, TO SELL SIXTEEN HUN
w DRIED AND TWENTY SEVEN ACRES
OELAND In buckingham county, Virginia, %
miles from James river. The open land Is good
tobacco land. The forest land consists of black,
white, and chestnut oak, presenting good oppor-
tunity to party wishing to engage IN the quer-
ctrNn O EVE pu HinHNsDREp ACRES OF LAND in
James City county, Virginia, between the YORK
and Chickahomany rivers. Good pine and OAK
timber land, only 81 miles from navigation. THIS
land abounas with numerous "marl - banks
strongly impregnated with lime, AZ the owner
lives some distance. from these lands, VIII sell
very low, and on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Also the II ALF-AGRE Lot In this city on the
corner of Cary and Twenty third streets. a go0d
location for tobacco factory or pianing Inlh.
FOR ssle ~" anu W. ~ TRUMAN 1. PARKER,
- "i.'sft ~ - 1890 Lumber Merchant, .s,.
1e7-esR Sixth and Canal streets, Richmond.
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'TAIR.-bOae buseels aPLA6TERERS
49, ssAfs 90 'sss ~ ~ ptis - ss.is ~
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DOR SALE, the beautiful and highly-im-
proved li,sie FARM AMI MARKET GAR.
DEN called CHERRY HILL, on the new Central
turnpike just in the rear Of the National Gene
terry one mile from the city. containing FOUR H
four rooms barn, stable, &c. and an orchard
(which has just commenced bearingl OF fruits,
grapes and berries, of the fines varieties.
For terms which will be liberal, appytO e.ila
- - -. 80 : :. JAMES III, SMITH,
/. 70 1O2tawdtk f..,ss asIs's sr on the premises
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cPRINa STOCK OF FURNITURE


---'-"-'-------'''--s---sT" R'CYs, "---'-">' --
are receiving an IMMENSE STOCK, bought at
GOLD RATES, .snd are determined not to be
understood by any house in the country" 'H"af
! Examine before You buy. I@t ,aaL.i
mills -, 1903 AND 1910 MAIN STREET.
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IL price paid Id cash for DRY,AND GREEN
HIDES By ::igI5l'- $500 HUI.Sf & KING, -
. adsi 10 Il - f,5s,f3t lac Main street.
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rSNyELDPIS AND Zap ~ Full
! y \ !. s;as ss So 49, ssi
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SMALL BRICK TENEMENT ON THE
y WEST LINE OF THIRD ,BETW Is r. N
GRACE AND BROAD STREETS FOE SALE
PRlVATELY.-Wt are authorized, to sell The
SMALL BRICK TENEMENT located as above,
now occupied by Lewis Sampson. II contains six
or seven rooms Is supplied with gas and water,
-. = 81 Tgat LYME & BROTHER.
ieI0 i s.a 1s". 80 my Aucttoneers.
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sEWING-MACHrNES..


THE IMPROVED SINGER SEWING
Il MACHINE, the best for an Ktnds Or work.
Its sales indicate 1t; durability and popularity
prove 1t; ITS work confirms IT, over ninety thou.
sand sold hast year. CAN and examine It. - "a,
:; Sewing -Machines repaired. =. .t@.y; ,'-'S'' -
Z, AGENTS WANTED. II .l.,t.t irsu E,
CALVIN sHa FFER, Agent, -
jeia--d, swEw3m .' = els Main street.
GEORGE II. BROWN. 81 G.. L. railway .
GENERAL AGENTS FOR The CELE-
NJ BRATED WHEELER IL. WILSON. SEW
propose, II, view: oil, our
superior facilities. to conduct lrnrsiness on the
most liberal basis, and keep Constantly on hand
fun assortment Of the above ceisbri,ted Machine.
with ALL the modern improvements and findings
for the game, ouch as Needles! Sew ing sil Cot
ton, &c. Machines sold on the tense plan ut cash
prices, Install cents of $40. a month. Repairs
atten ded TO-. -. 80
- .,.N3,,'..,,, GEORGE II. RR0N:N g. CO., -
No. 7S9 Main, corner Of .sighLh street.
Agents .wante d Throughout the 81 .te. my ~. ,
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YnHN MAHONY. IN 49, -. 'Ef.sa Gz%h
., n.y. s1EGEOa ,DENTIsrr, Inn 1sf1SA
= ffortnesIy OF the firm OF Wayt& GahpnyS sls.
inserts FULL UPPER or L0W&RySK9S f4E
ARTIFICIAL. I,E ETH fg from TW ENVY, 10
OLD OLD Old SETS bod bt or exchanged at theii
value for new Gets or ahitss III sc y
Once and residence, ss5 Main street. betweea
sixth and Seventh streets. an Ss-au !,
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,EAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

BY Lyme Il Brother, -
Auctioneers md Real Estate Agents,
--..s No. 1889 Main street. -,
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1EosT ATTRACTIVE PROPERTY
I4R 1870 sf.Tst.sEi % tt' 49, ~
FOR SALE.

te7--ess Sixth aud Canal street,, Richmond.
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