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Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-05-29

The republican convention Of OH.
didn't wastcmuch time in 6uding it,
man. It's wires were aIlaid aud li.-le to
doh 90 through the ccrmouy Of pro
claiming their present noisy incumbent,
Gen. Moves, as their candidate. 1t was
all one way. The General, tact at
huttou-hoIiuc Is so complete that no
other aspirant could cope with him
lie &, happy in theprospect of a second
term, andwiil, perhaps as q Republican,
run as well as any man in the State
that could have been selected The
farfttcLed and gushing tribute paid him
bv Senator UPpsGRArH is amusing to
the extent that it is inappropriate.
lie SAYS:
eve have only to embojy their
,vereign viii by formally nominating,
.thort dissent or delay. that scholar
d soldier, that safe statesman and
,0tleSs executive. a man Of the people
ONWARD f. NoYEs.
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AwRrER IN the Monroe Register gives
.ae following description OfPlaces Of in
terest in that region.
The Organ Cave is q m0ustrcus cvseru,
extea ling for several miles under Che
mountains tha; run para lei With the Green
hrier River, AMI within three miles CT
tsis place. It's peculiar on account Of
irs formation, and IN erhoius distinctly
the words o. any song sung within, aui I'm
aiding exquisite Oryan-t0ues with hue
musical effect
F1uceyer,e Hollow, IS a mos, delicious
s.aie, where the Dav-G1l's Beams never
.es,h, aud which constitutes one Of the
ucs. pleasant places for picnic or con
vial enjoyment. This hollow is deeply
leland we'll Watersi, and extends
Eek from The river in a scutherly direct
..or, gently sioping upward toward the
cone Of the mo attain.
Humphrey White Sulphur Springs, is
one Of the remarkable places of the days
OF "Aull Lang Syue' where the gay hap
py, and elite Of the neighborhoc' used to
resort by the hundreds ia anita 5sl'lm
times. The waters are said To- be not infe-
riOr TO tie celebrated Green brier White.
Mlliehau's Greek, is very striking on
account Of the fact that in course Of some
fourteen miles IL frequently disappears
into the earth and then rises 10 the sur
face. at intervals Of several miles. It's
waters are utilized in working several
erist, saw, and four mills. The sUbter-
ranesn course Of this stream may be fol-
lowed for miles with Inconvenience along
a beautifully Pebblei shore.
The Hawks Nest, Jr., Is an object Of
natural ,randeur az once inspiring its
tehoIier with q mingled grea tness. This
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-05-29
EXCHANGE HOTEL
AND
BALLARD HOUSE,
Richmond. Va.

The undersigned has the pleasure OF
announcing to his friends, and the travel
ing public that he is able to offer in-
creased com forts and attractions to the
patrons Of these two first'class hotels.
The two houses continue to be connect
ed as heretofore, by covered bridge
which makes them practically one hotel
He would specially invite attention to
the large number Of Parlors and Spacious
suites Of Rooms fer families and
parties, W hich form a conspicuous fea-
ture Of this splendid frst-class establish
ment. In fact everything necess airy for
the comfort of guests, will be found on
an unsurpassed scale at the
EXCHANGE & BALLARD.
Being centrally located in the heart OF
the city, in close proximity to the capitol
Pos, office, Banks, principal business
houses, churches, places of amusement
and the principal railroad depots; ii
presents advantages possessed oy but
few Hotels.
Pledging my undivided efforts to please
respectf lily solicit the patronage OF
my friends and the public generally.
J. L, DARLINGTON,
B.F. EAKLE, Clerk.
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Commenting upon the late order eX-
GLIDING the privilege Of strewiug the
graves Of the Confederate dead at
Arlington, the New York Tribune,
following the idea of Mr.. Greeley'-
clasping hands over the bloody chaSm-
makes the following remarks:
Surely LOYALTY is no such uagrlciCUs. cAurlisb
virtue that we Srou,d nurse forever me tu.ruoS-
flies 10 e1.yude~ci nor b. ifS quality so ier''.
Una. t0 ,er ~ little WJruJu'U.fy grow round tla
blossom over BE- Will Uye-shGdUw or destroy i-
We ,h.Lle inst as '1ya, just 3S truc JUS, as
tender OF the memories rf vur own reFrrct dn1
hOu0red dead, 70 when We 90 -o uec1rrte their
graves. we permit the frlyJuS 90 those VINO,
when Hviuo. Were rheT enemies and ours. 90
bear us company and strlw with flowers tI.
resting places 90 those whom they held dear
The turf Springs just as --ccu over confederate
as over Union dead. the sunshine E..is them
both alike. paffers the rain Guj falls che dew .I
lrth.u the arms % the gentle mother 90 us tH
there i- no difference between them. Can Ne
not SOY the bitterness that separated their ives
ard made them enemies, was buried ".'n tEcI-
or shall we always keep alive the tt-ptr> Cd, e
mortal hate and treat even The turf that cJYe5'
an enemy with u-A.a.-tos.
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shelf of rocks overhangs the Ches. q. U.
r. r. AGAR Helley's bridge.
Tue frowuing forts, ccmmemo; alive Oh
the SLost Cause" erected by Gen. Echols,
can vet be seen slightly back Of the over
reaching foliage which adorns the DOlan
mountain below the Ronceverte Ford,
near Col. Clsys saw-mjll The Rifle pts
along the base Of the mountain, together
with other war constructions, call 10 mlnd
many "reminiscences Of the past.
HAL Of these localities Of interest ana
curiosity are within short distaroe OF our
embryo ;i,y.
Nature in its widest throes, or "swar'
thy sweet" never carved more pct
urcque aud inviting spot nd surround
iugs, between either Pole, on tins greet
rolling mudbal, than our koneeVer'e'
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PEMBROKE = his Is the name or
trade mark r. E.G~h those nicely
made and elegsGtIy .It ;Ug white dress
Shirts are called, inst are only to be
had in Virginia of E. B. Spence &
Son, Merchant Tailors, Clothiers, and
Dealers in Gentlemen's Furnishing
Goods, Mt No 1900 Main street, Rich
moud, Va. Spence & Son take meas
ures and have those Shirts made spe-
cially to order, so that all can have
perfect-ft;i0g shirt by calling on
them for the Pembroke Shirt at
1900 Main street; aud, in addition
to full stock of Shirts, E. B. Spence
4 Son have always the largest stock
Of Cloths, Cassimeres and Nestings
to be found 10 the city. And they
make Clothing 20 order, in the very
best style AID at the lowest prizes. If
YOU are in need Of Wedding Suits,
Dress Suits, or Business Suits, you
can always he nicely suited by calling
on Spence 4 Son. In their Gentle
mems Furnishing Department you
will find all Of the latest novelties in
Neck Wesr, Gloves, Hosiery and
Handkerchief, Uader Wear, Suspen-
ders, Collars, CaSs, and all Other ar
tieIes necessary for a gentleman's
outfit. We advise all in want of good
Clothing and Furnishing Goods, at
moderate prices, TO call at the old
corner Clothing House, No 1900
Main street, corner of 18th, Rich
mond, Va, and examine the stock of
goods that L. 3. Spence & Sou will
show pou. Call early aud often, and
call at once. 40m6;
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-05-29

The Frankfort Ieoman has under
taken to trace up Capt. Jacks history,
and finds him to be the som Of a Ken
tuckian. Il SAYS that a party left that
section Of the State in the year Of 1886.
t. seek their fortune in the wilds Of
California, and among the members
was one Capt. Jack Chambers, a bold
hardy man, who possessed many charac-
tcriStics Of the ludian-md aferwagj
Joined the Modoc tribe, married, and
at the death of the Chief, was elected
to On his place. The present warrior
who has been the terror Of settlers, anC
the cause of much blood shed, is claim
ed as the son of Chambers.
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A STAMP


denoting the payment of said Special Tax
before CONNIE ncing business.
The taxes embraced within the provi-
sions of law above quoted are the follow
ing, viz
Rectifers 5000 90
Dealers. rtail liquor, 20 90
Dealers, wholesale liquor, 100 90
Dealers in malt liquors, wholesale, 80 90
Dealers in malt liquors, retail, 20 90
Dealers in leaf tobacco, rs 90
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco, 500 90
and sales of over 81 600, fifty
cents for every dollar in excess
OF Il 900.
Dealers in manufactured tobacco, 8 20
Manufacturers of stills, 5O w
and for each still OF worm manu-
featured, 20 90
Manufacturers of tobacco, 10 90
Manufacturers Of cigars, 10 90
Pc OILERS OF tobacco, first class, more
than two horses 5000
Peddlers of tobacco, second class,
q horses % 90
Peddlers of tobacco, third class Il
horse.) 10 90
Peddlers of tobacco, fourth class,
ION foot or pIblc cOnyeyauce,) 10 90
Brewers of less than 500 barrels, so 90
Brewers Of 500 barrels or more, 100 90
ANY person who shall fail to comply
with the foregoing requirements will be
subject to severe penalties. Special.tax
Payers throughout the United States are
reminded that they must make applica-
ton to the Collector Tor Deputy Collec-
tori of their respective districts and pro-
cure the proper stamp for the Special tax
Year, commencing May /, 1873, without
waiting f,r furthernotice.
JoHN S. WITCHEE,
Collector Internal Revenue, Sd District
". Va, Ca6ell c. II. West Virginia.
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West Virginia.


z Correspondence Of the Richmond Dl'p'1cn'l
Poryr PLEASANT, W. VA, May 49, 1873
When frst cane down the hanaWha
and saw the thousands OF hooP-poles on
its hanks ready bundled for shipping
aaked myself. "Where did they all come
r-on?7 And when 1 thought Of the IN
creasing aud constant demanus TO supply
the various salt furnaces, nail factories
and Touring mills that are in operation
or springiug up in the kauawha and ONO
Valleys, / asked, also, "Wlll the supply
increase with the demand:
In my trip over the Bridges saw Inc
answer. and was reminded Of an anecdote
Of Virginia friend who at one time STOP
ped merchandising and went 10 farming
one day he vas busIly engaged IN pick
ing and pijiug up rocks; friend passing
I'alosg the road thus accOsted him,
"HaIl0o Waugh; how are you getting
along?' >,
"Pooriy. poorly; pick up one rock, dar
/, be two right under 1t
Thus it's with the hoop poles; cut down
one. two or more start up from the stamp
7 and in two or more years they are better
than the original
The land on these ridges is well adap-
ted 10 the cultivation o! tobacco, hut the
farmers either know nothing about Its
CT .tivst:1u or p e areun, err the erron ors
impression chat tobacco will soon wear
ont the land.
The crops ofwheat with very few excep'
tious are promising, and but for the
"freeaiug out Of the last severe winter
there would be very ABUNDANT crop
/ The grass is very promising. and good
crop Of corn may be expected, II the sea.
son is favorable Oats, too, are looking
very well.
/ MERGERS Bottom is splendid area o
fine Ohio River bottoms in q splendid
state Of cultivation, stretching along the
river on the eastern bank from Eighteen
I Mile Ohio creek to a point opposite
/ Gali.polis, q thriving town in Ohio, trou
which place / hope soon TO be able t
write Won PUT
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General Hancock was vociterouS'y
oLcered at the recent gathering Of sold
iers at New Haven. Grant and Sber-
man aud Sheridan came in for their
share also. a pcrceptible degree Of
reserve was observable between Han
cock, Grant and Hawley, which is
probably best understood among them
selves. Sherman and Hancock wer,
particularly social and spent much o.
their truciu close conversation. Iii
not without the range of probabilitie.
tia, these two GeneraIswill be opposing
each other for presidency in the ueA-
four years.
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Gentlcmea:-The course pursued by
your companies in the adjustment and
payment of our own claims, and so ia r
as we know, ALL claims for losses in the
great fire in Chicago, has been so highly
honorable. prompt an traight-fOrward,
and marked by such apparent desire to
deal justly toward all parties, under all
circumstances, that we esire, volunta ri
", TO acknowledge it to the business pub
lie. We conceive that no stronger test
could be made, both of the responsibility
aud of the integrity Of an insurance or
ganizatiOn, than yours has passed thro'
here successfully and creditably' With
an unimpaircd capital and undiminished
responsibility,and recori for eqitable
settlement, certainly surpassed by none,
we congratulate you on the career of flu
ture prosperity, 10 which your actions
here have so justly entitled you, AID re
main, Yours respectfully,
Field, Letter & Co. John V. Farwell &
Co. 5. c. Griggs Y Go, Hayden 4 Kay.
W J. Guam X Co. FarriGc'on, Brewster
i Co. Richards, Crumbah s. Shaw.
Wight, Dunton j Co. D. W. j. A. Keith q
C. G, NJ. Henderson y Co ). 7. Sladden
T. Co. VIM. NJ. Hoyt j. Co. MaFkley, Al
ling & Co, Weage, Kirkland j. 0rdway.
Barlum Bros. c. Il. Beckwith j. Sons.
Hart, Asten s c.. Leopo d, Kuh & Co:
Calm, wampold & Co. Allen j Mackey.
E. F. Hollister i Co. Bowen, Hunt j.
Wins ow. Hemlin, Hale s Co. Hall, Kim,
bark & Co Henry W. King Il Co. D: b.
Fisk l. Co. Charles Gossage j. Co. Chas.
P Kellogg 4 Co. C. W. Angel, Sec. Pull
nan Car Co. H. & D. 5. Greenebaum.-
Sweet, pempster & Co. y. Matson 4 Co,
Edwards, B,uett 4 Co. Keith Brothers.
Bicgs, SPENCER i Co. Hiram Wheeler
Harl Brothers. Virgo, Ruhling j. Co,
Wight i Stevens. X. klecman 8 Co. NJ
b. Wells i %. Waller, Oakley q Co.
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VIRGINIA NEws.-The Republl-
cans of the fourth ward in Alexau-
dria have nominated Judge Under
wood for the city council.
The post-ofics at Big Skin creek,
Lewis county, West Virginia, is re-
established
Michael Curtain laid down on the
railroad track between Burke's and
Fairfax stations, while under the IN
duence of liquor, last Saturday eve
ming. and was run over by the south
bound night train, which cut Oft
leg and arm, aud bruised his body so
as to cause almost instant death.
Lightning struck the house occu-
pied by Mr.. Slayton, near Fairfax e..
II Sunday last. An opening large
enough to admit a horse was made
in the roof, and the brick chimney
was entirely demolished. No one was
seriously injured, though two mem
bers of the family of the were struck
and slightly hurt.
WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAIL
RoAD.-In reply to an application to
the president of the Washington and
Ohio railroad to make Martinsburg,
West Va, the temporary terminus OF
the road instead of Winchester. Mr..
Mckenzie replied that he would lay
the application before the Board of
Directors, out that he himself had DO
power to change their action adopt
iug the Smokers Gap route, or to
say anything which would commit
them.-Aleran}rta { Va Gazette.
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GENERAL, NEWS

Sunday was queen lctoIIa III!
fourth anniversary.
Tie Congressional excursion party
will arrive at St. Louis Monday eve
ming.
President Early, Of the Jesuit Col
lege. Georgetown, D. L, died Friday,
Columbus O'Donuel, one Of the
wealthilst citizens of Baltimore, died
on The 2eth
Warmoth has sued the New Orleans
Times FOR libel.
James NJ. Roilcau, of Flushing
Mills, Pennsylvania, failed in busi-
ness. and blew out his brains
What shall we DO with the Nodes?
Is the question which il now asitAtiDg
Administration circles.
James ". Wallack, the actor, died
Saturday In a sleeping Car while en-
route from South Carolina to New
York.
The steamer Little Alps was cap
sized 10 a gale at Memphis, and sunk
10 one HUNDRED feet Of water.
Frank Dennis Of Memphis found
Lis daughter Fanny, aged six eeD, in
a house OF lll-iame' ana beat her 10
death.
Heavy rains have washed away the
earth from the graves OF the Atlantic
victims, and hundreds OF collins are
exposed to view.
The New York Carpenters Society
has given notice that the members
viii only work eight hOars on an
after Monday next
In Woorsockes the Teu-hour Com
nittee has advised the factory opera
tiyes to return to work.
\ special from Ceutoryille, Illinois,
says that the safe oftbc Adams Elk
press Office there was broken and
rcbbea Thursday night.
The Pope cou'emplates anathema-
thing the members of the Italiaa
Cabinet and all others proposing
90 the monasteues to secularize,
From the 1st Of April to the 10Th
Of Nav ofthe present year. 65. sol i'm
migrants landed at New York Sew.
enteeu thousand arrived the past
week
Two Thousand rcopls assisted in
decorating the Confederate graves at
Louisville
4 number Of PRISONERS in the Mis-
squirt State Penitentiary mu,inisd
FRIDAY One convic. was shot and
several logged before order was re
stored
tits rororted that Jas Woods q
moor Isborer cf Utica Indian, i the
holder Of licked No SO777 which
drew the capital pr,,e In the Omaha
Ioftsrv
The CarIi,ts 8env that the volun-
teers who surrendered at S,n,bania
were butebercl Thew state that thew
hold them sutisc. 10 EXCHANGE for
T,r,i.s
b,i;s, b,v, hem ,ooovs,.l c-!r, H.
wrecked Atlanti, I.,vin, onebrn
dre3 anil si,btssn ,,sso5cors me-
c,pn,od f,r
n.-;,.l,,.. a. - =,
p-..Lr..,;s - ID acCly 800 ~, 'u'
ir ,,i,i 80 - l ,',,% ~ ~
81, o,I -. - - - :, u, O,.'s '..e
- - on5 S5 ~ = - ~ - F''F''Y
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-05-29

The Massachusetts, Medical society
recently expelled seven Of It's member,
for practiciug Homeopathy, on the
grounds that such practice violated their
right to membership.
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Dry Goods Notions. &c.
WLEVY BROTHERS,
DRY GOODS STORE,
NOS. l017 AND 1919 MAIN
STREET

RICHMOND, VA
is one of the largest savings institu-
tons 10 tho state. Our friends and
the public generally will find that an
investmentn in our stock will we'll re-
pay them.
We deem the following articles
worthy Of special notice.
English chcyiot shlrtng at 9Oc. a yard; yacht
club cambria shrting at a shilling per yard; best
pacific percales at 25c. yard; striped japanese
pOplins at iOc. q yard; diagonal mohars, all the
shades, at %. a yard striped and brocaded jap
anese silks black silks grand duchess, raven, and
crow brands black alpaca, from Boo. up to $40;
black cretopnes and mOha.rs; black australian
crepe at SOC yard cOored-stripe black grena-
dine at Is and 2Oc. Ladies' Neck -hankcrchlcls
Colored Crepe Bows; Thirty different styles OF
new Neck-Scarfs for Ladies; New styles Sleeve
Buttons, Studs; Ornaments for the hair, such as
Arrows and Butterflies, and other fancy articles
White daisy FIiug only 25c. FOR piece OF ten
Yards; White Crochet trimming, only l5c. for a
piece OF twelve yards; Cash's Frilling, Bias
Tucking, Collier De Grace, and Crochet Edge
Ladies Linen Haukerchieis-a great bargain-at
81 40 a dozen; Linen IiandkeTchiefs at 81 dozen
Ladies' Hemstitched Ilanserchiefsat 81 a dozen
Bustlcs at Is, 30, 30, 80 co, IS, aud s5c.-a new
lot; Herr seamless Kid Gloves; Excellent Dollar
Gloves; Black Llama Lace Shawls Of our own
importation this season. We haye juet received,
direct from the importers, a stock Of Swiss Mus
lin, Victoria Lawn, Jacconet Cambria, and Main
Sock, which we Offer lower than ever before.
Look at ourSOft-Finish Cambria at &c. yard:
Parasos pf all kinds.-black lined with cOlOrs,
and many other fashionable styles, just received
in store; Gentlemcn's Dress seirts at t2I.5Oc. a
dozen are a bargain; Gentemen's Gauze shirts
Gentlemen's Sarfs and ties; Iisle Gloves; Cen
tlemen's Linen Collars at T5c. a dozen; New Pat
terms French Cashmere, for pants; SIX and
Marseilles vest Patterns remarkably lsw; DiagO-
nal Coating, great bargain in this article; A
large Of Light Summer Casslmeres and Tweeds
White Yosemites are cheay at 25c. a yard; White
Pique, both figured and striped, very low just
now; Whire Linen, for suits and other purposes /;
A new assortment Of Ready Made Linen Lawns
and Grass ClOthsuits, for ladies'. We OfTer these
goods af lower figures than before, and display a
splendid assortment. Ready-Mafe Suits a. low
as s. and So; Ladies, Chemises, Crawers, Night
Gowns, Corset-Coysrs, Wrappers suitable for
h)use-wear-in fact, acomplte assortment Of
every ready -made article a lady could wish for
Good Yard-Wde Bleached Cotton only IN
yard Extra fine Yard-Wide UnDlcached Cotton
at l2Hc yard: AndroscOggin and Aubur
Bleached Cotton only 1910, a yard. All who in
vest in our stock will be more than satisfied with
their purchases. Direct all orders TO the rrm.
LEVY BROTHERS.
1911 and 1919 Main street, Richmond, Va.
All orders per express, c. o. d., will receive
prompt attestiOn. SIR.
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Rev. Mr.. Ash, Baptised four persons
in Niue-MTe creek, in the vicinity OF
the Phoenix Staye Works, last Sunday
and received q large number into the
Church.
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The Circuit Court has been in session
since Saturday, with full docket A
liberal turnout Of legal gentlemen from
all parts Of the district is present.
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The Kanavba Democrat, published
at Charleston for several months
past, has suspended and will be re
moved to Virginia.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-05-29

In a recent election Of municipal o.
fcers at Richmond, Virginia, three
Democrats and two Republicans were
chosen.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-05-29

Hapcrs WEEELY Of last week con
tanned striking picture Oh the la'e
Chief Justice Chase.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-05-29

TIE Congressional eXcursionists since
leaving st. Louis have been journeying
IN tie wldS Of Texas.
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New Bindery,

With complete outfit Of Machin-
ery and stock.
HuGu DUNE will ssperintend the bind
cry, and nothing but the best of work
will be turned out under his supervision.
Blank Books made to order on short
notice, Music and Magazines bound to
order, Old Books rebound in any style
Orders viii receive prompt attenti on.
j. s. NJ. DAVIDSON,
IrontOn Book Store.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
Il r. / G X I!

HAVING increased my facilities for
IL manufacturing brick; am pre-
pared to offer to the citizens of Hunting
ton and vicinity, the largest, best and
cheapest brick in the market.
A. NJ. ChEESEMAN,
Cor 81 avenne and 2Oth street.
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DICKENS NOVELS.

DICKENS NOVELS.
ANY of Dickens novels except those
mentioned below will be mailed on re
CENT of rs cents, and those named will
be mailed to any address ON receipt OF
price annexed:
Pickwick Papers, 55c
Nicholas Nickleby, 5Jc
Dombey and Son, b3a
Martin ChuzIlewit, S5e
Our Mutual Friend, soc
Bleak House, s1c
Little Dorrit, 'o'
WALTER scoTT's NOVELS.
Any of SCOTS novels mailed to any
address on receipt Of 20 cents.
MYRIATrs NOVELS.
Any Of Capt Marryatts novels male
to any address on receipt OF 25cts.
A full line Of School Books, Writing
Papers, Envelopes, Inks, Pens, and Pen'
Gil . on hand. Liberal discount TO Mer.
chants and Teachers.
IT. ELLYSON,
lll2 Main st, Richmond, Virginia.
INITIAL PAPERS.
The following Initial Paper put mp in
neat boxes containing q quire Of paper
and pack Of envelopes, will be mailed
with any desired initial, to any address
on receipt Of the pri
Eqcclsioa Initial, 20 cents Nationa
Initial, 30 cents, Franklin Initial, 81 cts.
Bijou Initial, -four different colors Of pa
per and enyelopesE, 40 cents; fou
wreathed Initial, 6Ocents Paine Ini;is
IN chrome given away with every box
30 cents, or five boxes for 81
j. 7. ELLYS0N,
- Gm. liI2 Maia ct, Richmond, Va