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Selartiea,

January 9th, in Danville. Va by the Rev Alex
snder Martin, HARRY WooDNG and Miss ELLA
COLEMAN, daughter of Daniel Coleman, Esq,
February 10Th in Danville by the same, JAMES
w. SKINNER aud Miss MAMIE SAYoR.
April %, in Danvile, by he same, ROBERT j.
JoNss and Miss LIZZIE R. Dos, daughter of Thomas
g. Doe, Esq.
April Sd, at South Boston, Halifax county, Va /,
by the same, CLABoRNE bAs KEsDAtE Jr, and Miss
PRISCiLLA c. READ, daughter of the late Nicholas
(. Head, Esq.
April sth, in Louisville, Ky by the Rev. Dr. Stu,
art Robinson, Capt THONAs 5. PR'sTON, of Lynch
burg, Va, and Mrs MAMIE E PRESTON.
April eth at Trinity church Staunton, Va. by
the Rev w Hulihen, CHARLES L. Cooks and MARY
Lou, daughter of N. K. Trout, Esq.
April 10th, in Baltimore Nd by the Rev. j. S.
B. Hodges, D., at the residence of the brides
mother, WILLIAM B IsAACS, Jr.. of Richmond, and
MARY W., daughter of the late 81. P Lefebvre.
April 10th, at Dunkard Bottom, Pulaski Va, by
the Rev J.. NJ kirkpatrick, HAvEN B. HOWE aud
Miss KATIE NJ. C,OYD
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Old Dominion Washing Machine.

The Editor Of the Central Presbyterian does not
often undertake TO endorse what is advertised in its
columns, believing it best in general to let each
speak for ITSELF and work its own way In the pre-
sent case he gives the statement here presented
upon iun knowledge of its truth, and after witness
ag with other persons the operation of this remark
able invention. The inventor and those conducting
the business, are all citizens Of Virginia. In sim
plcty Of construction, the ease with which it oper-
ates, the speed efficiency and completeness with
which il does its work, and its comparative cheap
ness. this new Continuance is certainly nothing
short OF ula1rell0us. There is nothing il the adver
nsement but what, according to our best judgment,
viii be found strictly true. Such invention,
which viii, ka0,0 thoroughly cleanse all kinds
Of pieces Ceven the most difficult and soied, such
a bed-tick and bed cothes) in from two to FIVE min
utes, and without rubbing or other injury, must
prove 70 be Of incaleuable value especially in these
changed times in domestic affairs. The question in
our households viii be- not ,0hstber they can afford
10 procure one bit ,Chethsr they can afford to do
,ciiR0t tt. Such saving Of drudgery we have not
seen In any other article of domestic use unless II
may be the cooking stove and the sewing machine.
ian 29-n
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Died, at his residence in Richmond, Va, on
Sunday, 10th of March ultimo, Captain WILLIAM S.
P. MAYO, in the S5th year of his age.
Alas it is not given to man to ward the blow that
falls from heaven. Could human aid avail, our
brother had not died Death hath laid its icy hand
upon the young, the loving and beloved son, and
husband and father.
The golden bowl of his beautiful life has been
soon broken
We saw him but few days since, full of strength
and promises the prospect of his life was bright with
honor, and virtue. and happiness.
We saw him again, his eye was sunken, his cheek
was pale his lips were silent forever
But thanks be TO God we know there was no sting
in his DEATH and the victory of the grave was lost.
Armed in Christian faith, he peaceful passed away
to that world where filth is lost in sight.
By his high-souled integrity and manly courtesy
Captain Mayo had secured to himself degree of
respect and affection accorded TO few Though a
modest and retiring man, he was exceedingly popu'
lar with all classes, and was greatly beloved by his
own family and large circle OF friends.
He was member OF the Monumental church, and
his place in the vesry of the church will be difficult
to supply. Ills religion appeared to be settled,
steady uniform principle of life carried out into all
The details OF duty, and affecting his whole temper
and conversation. His pastor stated at his funeral
that the deceased had told him be could not remem.
Der any period OF his life when his actions were not
controlled by his sense of religious duty His was
piety warm, deep, AID consistent, and at the same
time cheerful, attractive and lovely. There was in
him no moroseness-no bitterness.
He was man of unusual efficiency. and business
capacity, and had attained great influence with all
who knew him-a natural tribute to his sound judg-
ment, honesty and kindness
In the midst of all his usefulness-so valuable as
citizen and churchman, so loved as hush and,
and son, and brother, irreproachable in his daily
walk in favor with God and in perfect charity with
the world-so he died.
Truly, "God moves in a mysterious way
J. W. A.
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Union Theological Seminary,

The Directors and Trustees, of this institution,
are hereby notified to meet at the Seminary build
ings on Tuesday the 9th of May, 1878, at AZ P M.
Directors and Trustees.
SYNOD OF NORTH CARoLINA.-MiniSters; j. q.
Smith, D. d., j. NJ. Atkinson, D. D., d. G. HILL
j. P. Mcpherson, W. W. Pharr, A. F. Dickson, j..
Rumble. F. h. Johnston. Elders: Z. N. Hutche-
son, K. L. Beal c. I. Murphy, A. 7. Summey.
SYNOD OF Observation-Disclosures VIM. Brown,
D. D., (President,l c. H. Read, D. D., } j.. Bull
lock, d. D., j. H. kirkpatrick, d. D., H. NJ. White,
W. T. Richardson, A. Martin, C. White. Elders:
A. G. Nc lwaine, Z. NJ. Armstrong j. N. Syden-
striker +. N. Watkins.
EXAMINING Communicating Friday, May
I'd, 1881 Messrs. Pharr Bil Summey, c. White,
Armstrong, Martin. auditors: Armstrong and
Summey +. N. WATKINS, secretary
Farmville, Va, March 4th, 7S.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT,


Alta meeting of the Session of Timberridge and
Bethesda churches, held in the Session-room of the
former on the 18th day of April 1878, the following
preamble and resolutions were presented and unsn-
imousy adopted:
Whereas, Almighty God. the wise disposer of all
thing. has in his infinite wisdom and inscrutable
providence, been pleased to take from US by the
hand OF death our beloved pastor, Rev. Robert j.
TAYLOR, who calmly aud peacefully passed from this
world of trouble and sorrow into the g Christians
home in glory" on the morning of the 18th instant
therefore,
Resolved l. That whilst we feel that words are in.
adequate to express our sorrow on account of this
sad dispensation of Gods provldence-whilst We
know that our churches have sustained great loss
in the death of one that We loved so dearly and had
hoped to have amongst us for years to come, as
Waterman upon the walls of Zion, going out and in
before US, breaking unto us the bread of life and
whilst we feel that so sad event is especially mys
FERROUS to us; yet we bow with humble submission to
the will of God, who never errs In his dealing with
man, comtorted by the precious promise that all
things work together for good to them that love the
Lord"
I'd. That we. after more than six years intimate
association with him. give our united testimony to
his goodness, gentleness, prudence, kindness and
purity of lite as citizen; and the sincerity, earnest
ness, fidelity and love with which he performed his
ministerial and pastoral duties his Willingness at
all times and under all circumstances to spend and
be spent in his Masters service making personal
sacrifices for the advancement of the of Christ
and his earnest desire for the spiritual welfare of all
those under his care.
Sd. That we extend to his bereaved children our
heartfelt coincidence in this their affection and
commend them to the tender compassion of our low
ing Saviour, who does all things well, and in whom
none have ever trusted in vain
4th That we as further token OF respect wear
the usual badge of mourning on the left for the
period of thirty days.
9Th. That these resolutions be placed on our
Church record that copy be sent to the family of
the deceased and also to the Central Presbyterian
and Lexington Gazette for publication
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To TEE LADY READERS OF THE PREsBYTERIAN.-
Amongst the many contrivances which the ingenuity
of the age has brought forth 10 please the taste or
fancy of the public and serve its convenience, none
stands higher than INITIAL PAPER Put up, as 1t is,
in neat boxes, with envelopes to match. 1t forms
lust the thing which ladies and gentlemen want.
The difficulty has been that our friends in the
country remote from the cities, have not been able
to get such paper as they wanted. That difficulty is
now removed by the offer of our friend, j. T. ELY
SON. to send Initial Paper post paid to any address
upon receipt of the price. See his advertisement in
another column. ap 16-2t
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Died, April 18th, at Dr. W. F. Carrington's in
Halifax county, Va, Miss SARAH S. VEYABLE, for
merly OF Prince Edward, and daughter of the late
N. E. Venabs.
Many on reading this announcement, will remem.
Der one whose many genial virtues and delightful
society Rad secured her the love and affection Of
host of friends. Admonished by ill-heath that she
was very liable to be suddenly called away, she
prepared for the summons which came, as expect
ed, at moments warning To those who knew her
long and well. she gave abundant evidences of her
trust in the all sufficient and full merits of her Sa
viour for her salvation In early life she founded
all her hopes on the Rock of Ages, and, to the end
the wisdom OF this decisive step was illustrated in
her life. From suffering here, she went no to her
home above, where there is no more pain and sick
ness W.
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March II, 1873

In accordance with the request made above, l
do hereby call meeting of the Board Of Directors
and Board of Trustees of Union Theological Semi
nary, at the time and place, and for the purpose
specified in said request.
WILLIAM BROWN, President.
Ra% The President of the Board of Directors
and Trustees has no official authority to appoint
another time for the meeting Of the Examining
Committee; but the members of it will perceive
that change in the time Of meeting for the Board
practically carries the other with it, or at least
renders any other time than the one referred to
above impracticable. 1t may therefore be under
stood that this Committee will convene on Friday,
May ID, g o'clock, A. NJ.
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oV INITIAL STATIONERY.
Just received and for sale by
J. T. ELLYS0N,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
1l12 Main Street, Richmond, Va.

BOOKSELLER AND STATlONER,
1112 Main Street, Richmond, Va.
would invite especial attention to the following
advertisement of Initial Papers:
| NV Initial Stationery is admitted by those who
have used them to be OF a superior quality to any IN
the market. l use the very best Extra Super Pa
pers. and Xxx Envelopes, with the latest style Rus
tic Initial Letters. The boxes are the attrac
tive of any used made from Satin Surface Paper,
with very handsome Autographed covers and labels
Any of the following will be sent, with any de-
sired initial postpaid, to any address, upon the re-
ceipt of the price
BRIGHTWOOD ROSE.TINT INITIAL.
Each box contains one qure of rose tint octave
and two packs of tinted envelopes, stamped with
rustic initial letters box green satin finish paper,
handsomely Autographed on top and end. Price per
box, % cents.
CONNECTICUT VALLEY INITIAL.
Each box contains one quire of extra super white
octave and two packs white envelopes, stamped
with rustic initial letters; box buff tinted satin finish
paper, autographed Oh top and end. Price per
box, 20 cents.
EMPRESS INITIAL.
Each box contains one quire of fine French paper
and two packs of French envelopes, stamped with
initial letters box green satin finish, with handsome
chrome Autographed picture each box. Price
per box, 40 cents.
CHRYSTAL LAKE INITIAL.
Each box contains one quire OF fine French paper
and two packs of fine French envelopes, assorted
colors put up in handsomely finished box with chro-
mo on lid. Price per box, 40 cents.
DE SOTO INITIAL.
Each box contains one quire of fine paper and two
packs of best quality, new style envelopes stamped
with old English letters put up in handsome box.
Price per box, 80 cents
AUBURN INITIAL
Each box contains one quire of beautiful auburn
tinted paper and two packs of new style baronial
envelopes stamped with heavy block letters; put up
in handsome box. Price per box, so cents.
DOVE INITIAL.
This is the most beautiful initial paper put up
in this country. Each box contains quire of fine
English linear, of the latest patterns, and two packs
OF envelopes to match. Both paper and envelopes
stamped with dove and initial. Price per box, rs
cents
The above is the most complete assortment of mi
tia Papers ever offered in this market, any of which
will be sent, with any desired initial, to any address
in the United States, postpaid, upon receipt of the
price, by ). 1. ELLYSON,
Bookseller and Stationer,
ap at 1ll2 Main ST., Richmond, Va.
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Obituaries.

led, in Brooklyn, N. Y, April 9th, SARAH B.
FRENCH, widow of the late James French of Eau
quier county, Va.
Died, in Danville, Va. April 9th, after an illness
of few hours, Mrs CHARLOTTE READ, widow OF
the late George W. Read, Esq.
Died, April 18th, at his residence near GAINESVILLE
Va. WILLIAM b. MORTON, ST., in the Slst year of
his age.
God in his mercy permitted him to live the full
slotted time of man on earth, flour score years,
and we trust has taken him to rest with the loved
ones that have gone before him. B. d. NJ.
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SPECIAL MEETING OF DIRECTORS AND TRUSTEES.

SPECIAL. MEETING OF DIRECTORS AND TRUSTEES.
Req VIM Bro,on, d d President Board Of d.
rectors and of Trustees Of U. 4 Seminary:
You are hereby requested in accordance with
Art. 3, sec. ., Plan and Constitution OF Union
Theological Seminary, to call a meeting OF the
Board of Directors and Board Of Trustees of the
said Seminary, to be held in the chapel of the
Seminary at a. o'clock, P. NJ, May 9th, 1873, to
transact the ordinary business of the annual meet
ing, and that the Examining Committee convene
at the same place May 3D. friday O'Clock A. M.
Signed j. RUMBLE,
j. HENRY SMITH,
JOSEPH NJ. ATKINSON,
A q. NICKNAME.
March II, 1873
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GttIesiastital Aotites.
CONFERENCE ON EDUCATION.

The Commissioners appointed by the Synods of
Nashville, Memphis, Mississippi, Arkansas and Ala
bama, to mature plan of cooperation in building
up an Institution of learning of high grade will
meet in the I'd church, Memphis, Tenn, on Thurs
day the Sth of May, at p o'clock, P M.
A full attendance is desired
j. B. SHEARER, Chairman
Committee of the Synod of Nashville.
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The Presbytery of LEXINGTON will meet at the
Pres byterian church in Staunton April 10th, at y
P. M.
The Presbyterial Committee will have on hand
the books of our Publication establishment, for ex-
hibtion and sale at Richmond prices.
r. c. WALKER, Stated Clerk.
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Committee of the Synod of Nasf

The Presbytery of WINCHESTER will hold an ad
iourned meeting at the Falling Water church, Berke
ley county, West Va, May 9Th, at 8 o'clock, ?. NJ
Members who attend will leave the train at No tn
Mountain Depot. D. n. GRAHAM, ). Clerk.
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MY GREATEST CAMPAIGN
SINCE THE WAR IN
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
COMPRISING
ALL THE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON,
AMONG WHICH CAN BE FOUND
500 BUSINESS SUITS,
300 DRESS SUITS,
200 SPRING OVERCOATS,
600 pairs FANCY CASHMERE PANTS,
300 WHITE DUCK VESTS,
200 BLACK CLOTH VESTS,
1000 WHITE DRESS SHIRTS,
1900 UNDERSHIRTS and DRAWERS,
1000 WHITE (PepperD JEAN DRAWERS
at 81.
ALSO,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND VESTINGS,
IN THE PIECE,
which will make to measure in accordance with
the wants of the customer This combination of
stocks makes it one of the
MOST ATTRACTIVE EVER BEFORE OFFERED TO
VIRGINIA PUBLIC
This stock is gotten up for the RETAIL TRADE ONLY,
and an especial care given to the wants of my pa
irons, which, under experience of thirty yearsis
this market, gives me KNOWLEDGE not enjoyed by
others. These goods are bought exclusively for
CASH, and no house of similar kind in the State has
its equal in ability, stock, style, price, quantity to
select from, as the old established house of
WILLIAM IRA SMITH, Agt,
1909 Main street.
SIGN OF BIG FLAG. APP 1876
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Died, April 18th, at the residence of her mother,
Mrs. Catherine G. Bouldin, in the county of MOTTO
way, Va, Miss MARY E. BoULDIN.
Thus within the space of few days the only two
surviving children of devoted mother have been
stricken down by the hand of death. Ann T., the
youngest daughter, in the bloom of youth, died on
Monday morning, and Mary E. on the following
Friday was taken suddenly i'll with disease of the
heart aud expired in a few hours Both were coo-
sstent members of the Presbyterian church of Not
toway, aud are no doubt r ieing with their Saviour
IN Heaven where there is no sickness, or suf-
ieriug, or sorrow forever. 80 the depth of the
riches both of the wisdom and knowledge of God /
how unsearchabe are his judgments and his ways
past finding out" b. G.
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Died, at her residence in Buckingham county. Va,
Mrs SARAH NICHOLAS, relct of George Nicholas
in her 6lst year.
This excellent woman for many years mem
Der of the Presbyterian church. She was good
mother and neighbor, and leaves six children and
manv friends aud connexions to mourn their loss
She had strong mind a, cheerful disposition
She trusted with a clear aud stesdtas fai'h In her
divine Redeemer. Them also which sleep in Je-
sus will God bling with HIM"
''Life's duty done, as sinks the clay,
Light from its load the spirit htes
While heaven and earth combine to say,
How blest the righteous when he dies.
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PATENTED AUGUST 10Th. 1872.
AWARDED THE MEDAL AT THE VA. STATE
AGRICULTURAL FAIR 1872.
WASHING MADE EASY!l
THE FRUITS OF EIGHT YEARS PATIENT
STUDY and LABORI0US EXPERIMENTS
HAS ILLUMINATED IN A WASHING
MACHINE.

Unrivaled in simplicity, Duraolnty. Effectiveness
and Economy.
The whole Washing for an entire family done in
HOURS INSTEAD OF DAYS. as heretofore.
No rubbing, no securing.
A child II years old can operate the Washer.
Will wash from 10 to 40 pieces in THREE TO FIVE
MINUTES.
1t only requires plenty of boiling soft water and
good soap, which must be free from Turpentine.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE ONE.
The OH DOMINION Domestic MANUFACTURING
COMPANY having purchased the Patent Right of the
Rev NJ W. Staples 1.-THE inventor of the celebrated
Home Washer" and also of the fvst ''Steam Wash
Boiler, ~ have commenced the manufacture of these
superior Washers, and confidently recommend them
to the public as an article to be depended upon for
the performance of all that is claimed
| am prepared to furnish Washers at Sl5 each,
boxing and shipping, 81.
Those who desire Clothes Wringers can have them
furnished at from So to $40.
No Washing Machine is complete without
Clothes Wringer attached
Agents wanted all over the country.
Ministers OF the gospel who purchase at the office
of tie Company will be furnished at the wholesale
price, Address
D. S. MORRISON, Agent,
Old Dominion Domestic Manufacturing Co.,
ia 29-3m 728 Main Street. Richmond, Va.
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TOBACCO, GRAIN, FLOUR and FERTILIZERS
as reported weekly by

TOBACCO, GRAIN, FLOUR and FERTILIZERS,
as reported weekly by
Hill & Skinker
Commission Merchants, No. 49, Pearl or 18th St.,
Richmond, Va
Agents for G. ODER & Sons Standard Fertilizers
in the States OF Virginia and North Carolina, also
on hand Peruvian Guano, Lime, Plaster, Salt, Bone
Dust, &c.
Leaf Tobacco
There has been no improvement in the tone or
price of Tobacco in our market during the past week.
The receipts are light aud the guilty inferior The
quotations on change are:
Dark Lups. common ................$ 6 500 90
do Lugs, medium to good.......... I QUO 20
do Leaf common to medium...... DUG on
do Leaf, good to very good...."..."lO OU(g!Z 6O
do Leaf, fine......... O09l4 90
Bright Lugs, common to medium
smokers, sees. ..................... Z 50(9l2 %
do Lugs, good to fine and fancy....l5 OO(g25 w
do Leaf ....."lO OO(glo w
do do wrappers, mahogouy.. ...."l4 OO(gl0 O0
do do common to medium....... 10 OO(glo w
Fine and fancy yellow wrappers..... 80 OO@SO 90
Grain and Flour.
FLOUR. Family, $1,000 so; Extra, $S.75@9;
Super6ne, 81. 750S as to quality.
WHEAT-Prime White and hSc, Sl.9O; very good,
ST. S5@l.S7; fair to good Sl.75@lSO; common,
81 50(a)l65.
CoRY-Vely good to prime White, 70975c.
OATs-Virgmia, 5O@52c.; Western, 46G@5Oc.
Fertilizers.
GuASo. Peruvian per ton 8O@s2
Pacific, :" g @50
Guanape Peruvian, 73@75
PLASTER. Lump, per ton, none in market (9OO
Ground, =" 4" 9OO
PREPARATIoNs-per ton
Tobacco Fertilizer $50. Fert. Co. 1910
Truckers do do (97O
Cotton do do @6O
Grain do do 6960
Ober's A. A. Phospho Peruvian, @62
do Tobacco Especially 96O
do Ammoniated S. p. Lime, G952
Flour of Raw Bone, 96O
Wharn's Super Phosphate, @55
Powhatan do @5O
/ H
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.ERTILIZERS ON TIME.

We have just received our Spring supply of
ZELL'S AMMONIATED BONE SUPER-PHOS-
PLATE, and ZELL'S TOBACCO FERTILIZER,
which we offer for sale for cash, or on credit of
six or twelve months. Credit sales confined strictly
to approved, endorsed negotiable notes, or city &C
cepances. DUPUY q MCKINNEY,
1t Richmond, Va.
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Commercial Matters.
WHOLESALE MARKETS.

Revised and corrected by JOHN N. GoRDoN's Sons,
Wholesale Grocers, and dealers in Metals and
Grindstones, 18th ST., Richmond
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to approved endorsed negotiable notes, or city &C
cepances. DUPUY MCKINNEY,
1t Richmond, Va.
VIZ ANTED-Good, reliable Agents for
THE NEW WHEELER & WILSON
SEWING MACHINES,
in the unoccupied Territory in this State.
Best references required, address
c l. RAOWAY, Gen'l Agt.,
ap 16--3t 1901 Main ST., Richmond Va.
TN CONSEQUENCE OF THE DEATH of Mr.
7. Fl. KELLOGG, the concern of KELLOGG Il
GIBSON is dissolved to date from January l. 1878.
The business of the old firm will be settled by the
surviving partner. JAMES w. GIBSON.
The undersigned takes this opportunity to return
thanks to the friends of the old firm for the liberal
patronage bestowed on it in the past and hopes to
merit continuance of the same to the new firm,
who will continue the business in all its branches
under the firm name of
JAMES w. GIBSON,
ia Oft No. 1907 Main st., Richmond, Va.
EDMONTON FEMALE COLLEGE,
= STATESVILLE, N. c.
Rev. S. Taylor Martin, President
de 18-tf
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CALL AND SEE THE LATEST STYLES OF
RICH JEWELRY and SILVER WARE, now
opening at NOWLAN co.'s. New Sets, Pins
and Ear. drops, Enameled Bands, Handkerchief Hold
ers, Bosom and Sleeve Buttons, and superb Silver
ware, for bridal presents, Pitchers, Spoons, Forks
Goblets, &C., &C., corner of Main and Tenth SITS.
rHos. NowLAN. RoBT. E. MACoSBEB.
NOWLAN CO..
Corner Main and Tenth Streets, above Post Office,
RICHMOND, Va
Diamonds, Fine Watches, Jewelry and
Silverware.
ENGAGEMENT AND WEDDING RINGS.
Special attention given to the Repairs of Fine
Watches and Jewelry.
Rss~ HAIR JEWELRY made to order.
DC 13-3m
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100 Main street.
SIGN OF BIG FLAG. APP 1876