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Application for a Patent
No. CTS.
UNITED STATES LAND OFrIcE,

Eureka, Nevada, September q, 1881.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT JOHN
~ T. GILMER. whose postof,ce address is
Salt Lake City. Utah, has this day fled his
dred linear feet Of the white Rock mine or
vein bearing silver, with surface ground six
hundred feet In width. and i've acres for mill.
site, situated In Bristol Mining District, County
by the field notes and official plat on Ale In this
office IS lot No. 43. A and B, located on nm.
surveyed land. The exterior boundaries Of
lot No. As, A and B. being As follows. to wit:
LOT "a"
Beginning at post marked No. l, o survey
No. 4S a." whence U mineral monument
No. bears 83k deg. e 1855 feet. The work.
ing shaft on this claim bears ssk deg. " 2Os
feet. and post No: IS. U survey No. 10 "a"
point hears s SO deg. " ass feet. Thence run.
ming, LIST course, 8 16 deg. w 1900 feet. to q
cedar tree ten inches IN diameter. blazed and
marked post No. 2, o 8 survey No. IS "a"
thence. I'd course. N "A deg. W 600 feet. 10 post
Sd course. N l6 deg. E 1900 feet. to post marked
No. 4: survey No. IS "a" thence, 4th course.
"a deg 36S feet. to post marked No. 8, rs
survey No. 40"A," Iron lode, 900 feet, to post
No, !. the place of beginning. Containing 2O.6e
acres. Posts Nos. and stand in the original
location monuments. Posts Nos. and s stand
about rs feet northerly Of the original location
monuments.
LOT "B"
Also the following described tract Of land a
millsite, appurtinsnt to the White Rock mine:
Beginning at post marked No. /, q survey
No. 43" B. whence post No. l, Surver No.
AZ "a" bears 8 73 ueg. 10 min. E 1850 feet,
and the southwest corner Of block No. "a in the
town OF Bristol, Lincoln county, Nevada, bears
N. Tx deg, $50 feet. Thence running, LIST
course. 10 deg. Z $50 feet to post marked No.
2, 8 survey No. 43 "B;" thence, I'd course,
"a deg. W $50 feet. to post marked No. 8, U i
survey No. 43 "B;" thence. Sd course, N 16 dag.
W $50 feet, to post marked No. 4, U survey
No. A3 "B;" thence. 4th course, N "a deg. L $50
feet. to post marked No. l, the place of begin.
ming. Containing five acres. Magnetic vsria.
ton 16 deg. east.
The location of this mine ia recorded in the
Recorders Office of Bristol Mining District, In
book B." page 81, Of the records of said dis.
trict. This claim Is bounded on the north by
the Iron mining claim. and on the east, south
and west by no known claims. Any and ell
persons claiming adversely any portion of said
White Rock mine or surface ground or millslte
are required to file their adverse caims with the
Register OF the United States Land Office at Eu.
reka, in the State of Nevada, during the sixty
days period Of publication hereof. or they will
be barred by virtue of the provisions OF the
Statute.
os-60d F. q. HTNCKLEY. Register.
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Application for a Patent
No. 674,
UNITED STATES LAND OrYIcR,
Eureka Nevnda Orfohar 1ao1

Eureka, Nevada. October /, 1881.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT JOHN
Phoebe, Lincoln County, Nevada, has this day
nled his application for patent for fifteen hun.
dred linear feet Of the Cottontail mine or vein
bearing silver. with surface ground six hun.
dred feet In width. situated in JAckrabbit Min.
ing District, County Of Lincoln and State of
Nevada. and desisnsted by the acid notes and
Official plat on file in this office "a lot number
50, located ON unsurveyed land. The exterior
boundary Of said lot No. 50 being a. follows,
to wit:
Beginning ct post marked No, 1, o a survey
No. 3s. the same being post No. Of U survey
No. 81, Jackrabbit lode, whence minernl
monument No. bears II deg. E l7OA feet,
The working shaft on this lode bears rs deg,
80 feet. and the notice point on this Claim
bears 8 81 deg. e 800 feet; thence running, lst
course, s 81 deg. Z 600 feet. 20 post marked No.
2. U 8 survey No. SO, the same being post No.
Of said survey No. 81; thence, I'd course, 8 50
deg. W 1900 feet to post marked No. 8, q sur.
vey No. 50, whence . pine tree. twelve inches
In diameter, blazed and marked "B. IT," bears
8 "a deg. E "a feet; thence, Sd course, N 81 deg.
600 feet, to post marked No. 4. o = survey
No. SO, whence pine tree inches In diameter.
blazed and marked "B. T., bears 9deg. W. 8
feet, and thence. 4th course. N SO deg. 1909 It,
to post No. l, the place Of beginning Contain.
ing 20 66.lOO. Posts Nos. 1 and stand in the
original location monuments. Post No. 8 stands
"a feet northwest Of the original location mon.
ument. Post No. I. found no original location
monument standing. Magnetic variation, l6
deg. east.
The location Of this mine 10 recorded In the
Recorders once Of Jsckrsbbit Mining District
in book "a" Of the records Of said district. This
claim 10 bounded ON its northeasterly end by
the Jackrabbit, and ON It's other aide BY no
known claims. Any and all persons claiming
adversely any portion Of said Cottortail mine
or surface ground are required to nle their I'd.
verse claims with the Register Of the United
States Land Once ct Eureka. In the State Of Ne.
ton hereof, or they will b barred By virtue Of
the provisions OF the atstuts
oe.Qd r. q. HlNcKI1Y. Register.
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SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SIXTH
i Judicial District, of the State Of Nevada, In
and for the County Of Lincoln.
Cathrine A. Leahigh, Plaintiff, vs.. Jeremiah
LeAhigh, Decentralization brought In the
District Court Of the Sixth Judicial District Of
the State Of Nevada, in and for the County of
Lincoln, and the complaint filed in said
Comfy OF Lincoln, In the office the Clerk of
said District Court.
The State Of Nevada sends greeting to Jere.
miah Leahigh, defendants. You are hereby re-
quired to appear in an action brought against
you, BY the above named plaintiff in the Dis
trict Court Of the Sikh judicial District. OF
the State Of Nevada. In and for the county of
Lincoln. and answer the complaint fled therein
within ten days exclusive Of the day OF seryicel
sitter the service on you of this summons, IL
served In said county; or, If served out of said
County, but within said District, within twenty
days, and In all other cases forty days; or judg.
ment by default will be taken against YOU. &C.
cording to the prayer Of said complaint, The
said action 10 brought to obtain decree OF
this Court dissolving the bonds Of matrimony
existing between you said defendant and this
plaintiff. and that the custody and control Of
the minor children be awarded to said plaintiff.
on the ground OF desertion, which ia particular.
" set forth in the plaintiffs complaint on file
in the once Of the Clerk Of this Court, to which
you are referred, and for such further relief "a
to the Court may seem just and proper. and tor
sll the costs Of this action.
And You are hereby notified, that If you fail
to appear and answer the said complaint, as
above required, the said plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief herein demanded.
Given under my hand and the seal
Of the District Court Of the sixth
fsRAL,l Judicial District Of the State
OF Nevads, in and for the County
of Lincoln, this 18th day Of
November. in the yearof our Lord
lsD ono thousand eight hundred and
t eighty
Gro. 8. SAWYER, attorney for plaintif3. dStd
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And in accordance with law, and an order OF
the Board OF Directors. made on the twentieth
day of July, 1881, so many shares of each parcel
OF such stock as may be necessary, will be
sold at public auction, at the office OF the
company, No. $50 Pine street. Room SO, San
Francisco. California. on Monday, the ntne-
tenth day Of september. 1881. at the hour
OF one O'Clock P. NJ. of said day, to pay said
delinquent assessment thereon together with
costs of advertising and expensesof sale.
F. FRANKENTHAL, Secretary.
oenca--330 Pine street, Room SO. San Fran
cisco. California. se3td
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MISCELLANEOUS,
Delinquent Sale Notice.

Meadow Valley Mining Company..-
Location of principal place Of business. Ban
Francisco, Cslifornia--Location of works,
Phoebe, Lincoln county. Nevada. Notice-Thsre
are delinquent upon the following described
stock, on account of assessment mo. l6j levied
on the first day Of August. A. D. 1881. several
amounts set opposite the names Of the rsspec.
tive shareholders, as follows:
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And In accordance with law, and an order OF
the Board Of Directors, made on the first day OF
August, 1881, 30 many shares Of each parcel
Of such stock as may be necessary. will be sold
at public suction. at the Office Of the Company,
4l4 California street, Ban Francisco, California.
on TUESDAY, the FOURTH day Of OCTOBER,
1881, ct the hour Of one O'Clock P. II. Of said
day to pay said delinquent assessment thereon,
together with the costs Of advertising and ex.
penses Of sale.
H. DE LA0UNA. Secretary.
Onace-No. AZ California street. esp Frsn.
Cisco, California. ssi7td
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ALE and PORTER.

ENaLlsH ALE AND PORTER, IN STONE
u or GLASS Bottles, sold BY the Dozen or b
Bottle. At the PanacA Saloon. apsQ.R
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coincidence men as class are not
what they used to be" said veteran
police officer yesterday in tone of regret.
'They may be just as smart as they
used to be and just as able to find out all
about stranger and get money from
him, but they are more reckless and
squander what they get. The old ones
in the business saved their money. Take
some of them and you will find them lv.
ing in comfortable little houses on the
outskirts of Brooklyn or Jersey City.
Their neighbors don't suspect what they
are, but suppose them to be tradesmen,
professional men or clerks. Some even
have families who don't know exactly
how they get their money and perhaps
don't even suspect it is come by dis
honestly. One Of the biggest confidence
men brought up his two daughters with.
out their ever knowing anything of what
he did when he was away from home.
He made all the money he wanted as
confidence man, and is now on the turf.
He is not the only man who has made
enough money to 60 into some other
business or to retire altogether. Then l
remember confidence man named 'Rufe
who was arrested year ago on a charge
Of swindling. His friends called on the
complainant, and showing him what
respectable family 'Rufe' had, and what
shock an exposure would cause, per-
suaded him to take back the money he
had lost and not to press the complaint.
follow the breastworks of the Sixth
Corps across the stony fields, into the
thickets and out, and here and there are
relics of the long past. A piece Of bone,
an old canteen, fragment of shell, a
rusty gun-barrel, an old baynot, heap
of bullets, and what not! And yet, as l
stand on the earthworks on which no
grass has ever yet taken root, l look
down on orchards laden with fruit, chill.
dren returning from school, the plough.
boy in the mellow fields, and hear around
me the soft notes of bluebird and robin.
Aye, as look, the ploughboy stops to
pull from the fresh turned earth and hold
up to my sight grinning skull! strange
grimness-st peace!-[ Correspond
ence Free Press.
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DELINQUENT.
Delinquent Sale.

HILLSIDE MILL AND MINING COM
PANY-Location Of principal place Of bust.
ness, San Francisco. California Location Of
wokrs, Bristol District, Lincoln county, Ne.
ada-Notice-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock, an account OF assess.
ment mo. s, No. being rescindet) levied on
the twentieth day of July, 1881, the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respect.
I've shareholders as follows:
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Short petticoats are convenient and
pretty for young girls, and are decided
Improvement upon the draggled tail of
years gone by; but if such extreme short
ness be desirable in outdoor exercise,
could there not be some invention where
by reef could be let out when the I'M
fortunate wearer was obliged to sit down.
--[London Truth.
In Nantucket there are sixteen women
to ono man. Happy man.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
CupIsTIAysRTRG VA June l. 1891


CHRIsTIANsBURG, Va, June !, 1881.
Owing to the drought that distresses US.
crop prospects which seemed so promising
under the early sun OF May are not so good.
The wheat crop, which In our elevated re-
gion is never certain, will probably be
small. The wheat is heading low, and the
heads are small. The dry weather has also
seriously injured the oat crop, and what Is
hardest on farmers in this grazing country,
the early hay harvest, will he light. Even
corn will suffer unless we have rain soon.
In town we are bemoaning our burnt-up
gardens. Still business seems quite brisk,
and there are indications generally OF i'm
proved feeling.
THE RAILROAD AND MINING BOON.
The railroad and mining boom in the
State has carried of very large proportion
OF our able bodied negro men. They are
attracted by the high wages offered.
SUMNER RESORTS.
Asyet there are no signs OF life about our
watering places and summer resorts, ex-
cept the usual preparations OF proprietors.
THE ANNUAL C0MMENcEMENTs.
The annual stir among our young people
over the commencement exercises OF our
Female College Is beginning, as that event
Is at hand. Sermons are TO be preached by
the Rev. Mr.. Petrle, OF Charlottesville, and
the Rev. Mr.. Edwards, OF Lynchburg, and
r. G.. III. Kean, Esq, of Lynchburg, Is to
deliver the Grafton OF the occasion.
RAIN AT LAST.
II IL with no little pleasure that a delight
ful shower can be announced even before
the close OF this brief ePistle. II Is 10 be
hoped that the drought Is at an end.
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STAUNTON.

A SCIENTIFIC PARTY VISIT THE COAL AND IRON
MINES OF vIRGINIA-LECTuRE BY MAJOR
JED. H0TCBKIsS AT THE WHITE SULPHUR, AND
An ADDRESS BY VICE PRESIDENT PARSONS AT
THE NATURAL BRIDGE.
Correspondence OF the Richmond DIspatch.I
JUNE 6, 1881.
A few Of the American Institute people,
including Professor EggIeston, returned
sightseeing and observation since they left
here Thursday morning had been spent ac-
cording TO programme, to the great satisfac.
ton Of all, and TO the great surprise OF many
who had come into these mountains OF iron
aud coal for the first time.
The four passenger coaches making up
The special train which left here Thursday
morning were well dlled With our visitors
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store Of
sYCLF BROTHERS

Notwithstanding the nclemercy OF The weather,
sYCLF BROTHERS
has been crowded All the. week with Gu siOfner. IN
sesreh Of NOVELTIES IA SILKS, DRESS GOODS.
MOURNING GOODS. CLOTHS. LINENS, AMI
HOUSEHOLD GOODS, HOSIERY. LACFS, LACF
CURTAINS. ULsTERS. SHAWLs &c, Sc.
We VIII offer during This week ~ pitces LINEN
sHEEfING from SOC 10 = per yard. We Will
Cur WHITE-GocDS DEPARTMENT is stocked
Srh ey'ry y grade AZ AZ ,ggsliy sTen Is yICTo-
LAWN, LINEN DE DACCA EMBROIDERED
aud DOTTED LAWNS. PERSIAN NULL,
sWISr VII ~, &C. ga a. bottom prices. ,,o-
These goods are all liuen, aud are % per cent.
les than they eau be bought any here else
250 LINEN and MOHAIR ULs1k Rs nom tl.23
10 $3.50:
5000 yyarcs LACE MUSLIN at 1Oc.-regular value
As the season advances We shall pace before our
customers tvery atyinage In the purchase oi good
100 pieces MATING 10 be closed out At New lorA
cost:
50 pieces BUNTINC n Sc. per yard;
50 pieces Wool BUN ING al 10, |, aud l2|e.;
\ few more pieces OF those 40-iNCH BUNTING
al f0c. per yard stu lrft-rsgular value 9Oc.;
80 piece, QUILTS BEST al 2jc.-neyer sold here
bciors for less Than $685.
le0 pieces lMlTATtON LINEN LAWNS al lOc.
l case pS' YARD. Vide LAWN. handsome siie.lanI
border. at Si4c-rea' value l2i6c.:
eases LAWNS at Sc. per yard never sold before 10
900 pisces LAWN at 0 and I2t.c.-the prsttiest in
PAkAsOLs AND SUN.UMBRELLAs in great va.
riety, and unsurpassed In quality aud design-iu
fact. the most complete assortment 10 be fouuI
In The ci,y-rangDg In price from soc. 10 ~ ;.
The prices are much lower than they have teen
heretofore.
We have Just received 4 large invoice Of Grill
DREN'S PARASOLS-sOme Of the newest color
iDgs ever offered ia Richmond.
We Will offer on our BARGAIN COUNTER this
week 5000 yards IRISH LINEN, In lengths
from To yards, ~ half their regular value.
Don't tail 10 loo> at our 81 SATIN DE LEON-go0d
value Il r : l.65.
Our 50 rs SATIN DE LEON reduced 20 $3.50.
FANS for The million from lc. To $50 and lots OF
them TO be distributed tree.
LACE DEPARTMENT-7,O0 yards Of every
style TRtMMING-LACE from . 10 soc. per
yard: 1000 yards OF ALI-SlLk BLACK
MMIAG-LACE from 6 10 Soc per yard.
SYCLE BROTHERS,
je J-eOd 3il Broad street.
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HARRISONBURG.

COMPROMISE OF A SUIT FOR DAMAGES-THE
NOMINEES or THE LATE RICHMOND MALONE
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dspatch.I
JUNE 6, 1881.
A trial OF rare interest was set for Thurs
day last in the Circuit Court OF Rockln =
ham county, Judge Bird presiding. II was
the case OF Susan X. Hawkins, plalntlil, US.
John W. Driver, defendant. The plantiil
bad sued for seduction OF her daughter. and
claimed $4,000 damages. The defendant
is a farmer, with family, and is in indie
dendent circumstances. The daughter OF
Mrs. Hawkins-a prepossessing-looking
Young woman, now about eighteen years
old-liyed in Drivers family from child
hood until she grew TO wOmaDhood, and at
seventeen years OF age gave birth to child,
which she claimed was Drivers. Driver
had been member of the TINKER Church,
but had withdrawn therefrom since the In
stitution OF this suit. After the jury bad
been summoned and arrangements made fer
the trial, the lawyers put their heads to-
gether, and the case was compromised, the
defendant paying, or arranging to pay,
g, 500, and each party 10 the suit paying
their own costs.
The nominations Of the 2d.of-June Con-
vention at Richmond have fallen very fiat
upon this portion Of the Valley OF Virginia.
The attempt TO rope in the Republicans by
putting on the name OF Senator Lewis will
not win. The leading Republicans here say
they will wait to see what the Republican
State Convention does before they commit
themselves to the fortunes OF this ticket.
The regular Democracy are delighted with
it, and say 1t can be beaten without difficult
ty, even though it should split the Republic
can party, and command even considerable
strength from the boilers OF that party.
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M JULIUS MEYER Il son
ARE OPENING THIS WEEK
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
PABASOLs! PARAsOLsI

IAnANOLc. IAE3>OLS
Having closed out manufacturers stock, we are
enabled to make SPECIAL Low PRICES.
LINED BROCADE-sILK PARASOLS at 1925
formerly $3.50;
LIVED SATIN. OBELISK HANDLE, at $3.50
formerly - 80;
LINED SATIN, IVORY HANDLE AND TIP. at
50 formerly "a;
LINED ALLsILK BROCADE at s4.25 formerly
Sc;
LINED SATIN. trimmed with SPANISH LACE,
at s4.75 formerly So;
FANCY BROCADES, FRINGE-TRlMMED, at
SO formerly $40;
26-INCH TWILLED-SILK sUN-UMBRELLA at
$3.50;
26-INCH TURK.sATIN, BAMBOO HANDLE, at
1925 formerly IS.
FANS! FANS!
500 IyORY-sTICK JAPANESE FANS at 25c.
worth Soc;
sILvER.sTICK JAPANESE FANS at Ijc. worth
25c.;
5000 EXTRA QUALITY LARGE JAPANESE
FANS at &c..
FEATHER, DECORATED, CRETONNE, aud
SILK FANS from soc. ts g..
LADIES LINEN AND MOHAIR ULSTERs.
LARGE STOCK, NEW STYLES. from 1925 to
$3.50.
HOSltRl HOSlER1I
LADIES' EXTRA QUALITY RIBBED.FRoNr
BALBRIGGANS at 25c worth zoe:
LADIES' REGULAR MADE USBLEACHED at
lie.
CHILDREN'S UNBLEACHGD EMBROIDERED
FRONTS at lie. worth 25e.;
CHILDREN'S UNBLEACHED BALBRIGGANs
at 35 20 Soc;
CHILDREN's UNBLEACHED LACE HOSE at
soc.
CHILDREN'S DRESSES AND CORsETS.
CHLDREN'S SHORT DRESSES. I'm French Mus
lin, Cambria, and Nains00k from &c. 10 "a;
INFANTS LONG DRESSES from $3.50 20 So;
CHlLDREN'S CO2SETS, with shOslder-s.raps,
only see;
CHILDREN'S CORSET-WAISTS Only 50c.;
LADIES DRESSING SAC OF Is. In Muslin, Cam
bric, and Nainsook, from IL TO 70:
LADIES HIGH AND 10 NECK CORSET
COVERS;
Large stock Of LADIES' GOWNS CHEMisES
DRAWERS, &c, At j. MEYER SONS,
my 22-eod sol and 500 Broad street.
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=. .e48,5O4 472,757,l64 262,785 Sal

There are ten States-beginning with
Wisconsin and ending with Kentucky
which raise more than 10000, 900 pounds Of
tobacco each. The above table brings out
the fact that twenty States-yiz., Kentucky,
Virginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Tennessee,
North Carolina, Maryland, Connecticut,
Missouri, Wisconsin, Indiana, New York,
Massachusetts, Illinois, West Virginia, Ar
kansas, Alabama, Iowa, Mississippi, and
Geore!a-have an acreage Of 643 $50 out OF
the 646.504. and produce All ,422,0 out OF
the Az. 757, 164 pounds OF tobacco In the en-.
tire country. In 1870 the above twenty
States only produced 262,065 5f6 pounds.
The average yield per acre, according TO the
acreage given by the census for each OF the
above twenty States, would be as follows:
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tobacco. In the product Of lhe western
States /. White BurIey y 6kurss very largely.
We presume the ebacco@ehewek has taken
to this mild typs becsuse he thinks bis
nerves win suffer less, 10 which conclusion
he Il doubtless correct. II Is becoming The
universal filler for pIug.tcbscco In this coun'
try, and II Is vital TO the tobacco.manufae-
turcr 10 Virginia that he should be able 10
buy II grown and marketed In bis own
state. He Is put at q fearful disadvantage
with the western manufacturers when be
has to buy his leaf West which he has 70
do. lie cannot work the types, except In a
limited way. we usually produce, as much as
be would like to do it, because the public
fancy refuses TO t&e the product from him.
The increase noted In North Carolina has
been almost wholly In the direction OF fancy
bripbts.v This tobacco is mild, OF nne
flavor, and beautiful 10 color. For granu'
lated and stralght-cut smoking'tobacco,
fancy plug-wrappers, and cigarettes, II
stands at the head OF all others.
The crop OF 1880. taken altogether, was
very large one nearly double that shown
by the census OF 1870. IL 1t shows 100
great production at some points for con-
sumption with profit TO the grower, he
must cast about for something better; and
Che enormous advance now being made In
the provision Of quick and certain trans
porta,ion will enable him 10 do this. With
such an advantage, what is known as the
minor products OF the farm assume posi-
ton OF importance, and pushed with vigor
give invariably paying return.
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DAMASK CLOTHS.

We ask the attention Of housekeeper- TO large
aud varied stock Of DAMASk CLOTHS, from the
dnest loom I'm the world. Taese are specially adapt
ed for a me retail trade, and are confined to our
houses for the city Of Richmond. They measure ?,
24, 3, aud 81 yards IN length. The DESIGNS and
PATTERNS are very unique and elegant. aud tie
NAPKINS aud DOlLIES eau be found exactly to
match.