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p A S S A GE

10 -N0TIOH ana 6dhfW6Tc.
+ 70 n The Steamer CURTIS PECK,
.Sassss2sassss Captain ions DAVIS, continues TO
leave Richmond regularly every Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday mornings, al sunrise, and
connects with the Baltimore Boats, in Hampton
Roads the same evenings.
Passengers going North bv this route, will ar
rive in Baltimore early the next morning.
Returning, will leave Norfolk every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday mornings, al the same
hour, touching, (going and rcturning,) al all The
intermediate landings on James River.
Freight taken al low rates.
Passage and fare 10 Norfolk Sl--ihrough 10
Baltimore S6.
Nov. left HASKINS & LIBBY.
A CARD.
HNllESubscriber having removed from his old
i stand the Exchange Hotel, 10 the Granite
Buildings. now The UNITED STATES IIO-
TEL, on Pennsylvania avenue, between Third
aud Four-and-a-haf streets, one block from the
Railroad depot, respectfully >olicils 4 portion of
the public patronage. lienow has associated with
him Mr.. James II. Birch, Of Washington City.
The "UNITED STATES, as regards locali-
", as the most eligible Hotel in the city, and one
OF The most commodious in The Union. IL is but
about two minutes walk from the Railroad Depot,
and five from the Capitol, and has accommoda-
tons for three hundred hoardcrs.
No labor or expense has been omitted 10 anti
cpale The wants OF both temporary and pcrma-
nent customers. From our establishment al
pney Point on the Potomac, We will bc constant
" supplied with abundance Of fresh fish and oy-
sterS and our arlcr stocked with every rarity the
market affords.
Sincerely thankful for The past tavors which a
liberal public have ever shown him, he solicis
continuance of their patronage, ana he promises
that his efforts and those OF his partner shall be
unccasins in studying and providing for The com
fort of those who NAV make the United States
Hotel their home THOMPSON TYLER.
Washington, ID. c., Nov. l9-,f
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Robert Hill d Brother. Auctioneers
NEGROES.

Will be sold by us this morning at 10 o'clock.
Negro Woman and two Children; three likely
Boys, and likely Girl
RO. HILL & BROTHER, Auctioneers.
Nov -
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
ORD ELDON-The public and private life
Aoi Lord Chancellor Eldon, with selections from
us correspondence. BY Horace Twiss, Esq,
one Of Her Maies,y's Council. 2vols.
hOHL.-Russia and the Russians Austria,
Ireland and Scotland. BY J. G. Kohl, Esq.
ANTHONS HOMER-The first three books
o. Homer's Had, according to the ordinary text,
aud also, with the restoration Of the Digamma,
=" which are appended English Notes, critical and
explanatory, metrical Index, and Homeric
uo,saty By Charles Anlhon, L. L. d.
a,NATOMY.-The Anatomy of the Human
9oay By J. Cruveilhier, Professor Of Anatomy,
. 'he Faculty Of Medicine Of Paris. The first
american, from the last Paris edition Edited by
GRANVILLE Sharp Patterson, M. D.
Further supplies, McCauley's Miscellanies-
'"eap Edition, bound complete a, 81 ,25.
Just received by
Nov. % NASH & WOODHOUSE.
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|
r +. WORDS NEW LOTTERY Of
j FlCE OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HOTEL.
R,chmoad, Virginia.
Single Tickets and Packages in all ,H ,hs Lo''e-
| ricS for sale by }. +. WORD
Narnif.cnt Lottcrirs fr DcremJcr
Below will he found list Of the leading Prize,
to he distributed in December. Tickets in every
variety can be had by addressing J. +. Word,
Richmond. Virginia. AL that is necessary 10 he
done 10 gcl Il Prize, is 10 enclose in letter 50
$40 so, S:50-or any amount YOU wish 10 i'll
vest, direct To me- and name the Lottery you wish
to invest in ! have already sold great many
Prizes this year, but would be greatly crated To
send n Thirty Thousand Dollar Capital 10 The
C0Uniry!
;s3a 900 Alexandria Lottery, Glass H. 10
be- drawn December 1th. The leading prizes arc:
;s3u ,000, 10000 $500, 1000, 5000, ) prizes OF
800, 10 of 100 100 prizes of 900 and other
smaller prizes, amounting 10 over $500, 600
Whole Tickets so, halves -. quarters - 30.
A Certificate Of Package of ri Whole Tickets
will he sent BY mail, without any risk OF loss, for
| $40 halves 500, quarters S:'2 3D.
100000! Alexandria Lottery. Class #, 10 be
drawn December lilh. The principal prizes are
$50 900, 10000, 5000, 1000, 1000, 2.5oO, 1000,
800. - prizes of 1000, &c, &c. - Nos, II
drawn ballots Whole Tickets go, halves 80,
quarters 81 10 a Certificate Of Package ui
Is Whole Tickets in this Scheme will he sent for
the low price Of $l2o, halves 500, quarters, |s3o.
$4,000! Alexandra Lottery. Class Ii, 10 be
drawn December 2l>i. The first prizes are
$4,000 10000, 600o, 3,li0, 5000, :!.500, 1000,
81 prizes of 900, &c, 81. Whole Tickets $40;
halves ); quarters > 30 a certificate OF a pack
asc will be sent for $780, halves 10; quarters
b ID.
THE CLOSE.
ask particular attention 10 the following
Scheme:
$4,000 for the small sum Of $40! Aleyan-
dria Lottery. Class III, 10 be- drawn December
osih The Scheme contains Capitals OF 81 1000,
1900, 5000 5000, a large number Of $1,000
prizes and others. amounting 10 over hall 4 mil
lion of dollars Whole Tickets only SO; halves
:; quarters 81. A Certificate of a Package OF
81 Whole Tickets will be sent 10 any part oil The
Union on receiving remittance OF Sl3o; packa-
scs OF halves Is; quauers.32 50.
A word to those who order from distance -
Encore your money securely in your letter. and
direct in plain hand 10 the undersigned, and
there will be no danger oflass by mail.
j. +. WORD, Richmond, Va.
" g. Drawings sent when requested.
Nov. 22-cid
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200 BAGS Java, Rio and Laguira Coffee,
IUU 40 Hogsheads OF Porto Rico New
Orleans and Muscovado Sugars,
100 Sacks OF Liverpool Salt, well filled,
100 Barrels of \. c. No l. nett lleTrinss,
Sperm, wax and lallow Candies,
Old Cheese, imitation English, very supe-
rior, handsomely put in small boxes,
100 Bales of Prime well cured Hay,
10000 First rate Barrel Slaves.
A small quantity Of Prime Old Rye Whiskey,
very superior article.
BROWN, TAYLOR s. TUCKER.
Oct eft
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DOANOKE LAND FOR SALE-Thc
IL subscriber intending To move 10 the South
West, has determined To sell his Tract OF Land in
Northampton North Carolina. II is situated on
the North side of the river, one mile above Gas
ton. II contains about five hundred acres, two
hundred of which are low grounds and islands.
AMI not second To any on the rivcr-ycry supe-
rior tobacco and wheat land-the balance in orr
sinal woo!s and pines with good overseers
house, and all necessary buildings. The Plan
laton is well warercd, with numerous springs,
and under good fences. Persons wishing lopuI-
chase, would DO well 10 sec the present crop on
the land
would furnish the purchaser with any guam
ty OF corn and prorendeT, at reduced prices.
will take part, or whole payment in Negroes,
or will make the terms accommodating.
II the above land is not sold before the l9ih
OF November, shall, on that day, offer it to the
highest bidder, al my residence, in Brunswick
county, Virginia. Is. II. LASHLEY.
II. Address 10 Summit, North Carolina.
Dct 0i-utf,
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MORE BARGAINS FROM AUCTION.

MORE BARGAINS FROM AUCTION.
TtlE following goods from "Wrighl's' Stock
i Sale, will be sold at about one-halt the orr
yinal price, viz:
Bonnie, and Cap Ribbons; Bugle Mi,ts
Heavy Silk Mtts and Gloves
Boys and Girls Hosiery; Women's and Mems
Silk and Cotton ditto
Mems and Youths Thybct Gloves
Colorcd Gimrs, Cords and Tassels Night Caps
Bead and Busle Gimps, colored Silk Gmps
Lace Muslins, Curtain Muslins Linen Cam
hrics
Linen Cambria Handkerchiets. Lace and Silk
Cuffs
Infants Dress Bodies, Silk and Barge Scaris
Elegant Silk and Velvet Neck Ties
Family Long Cloth; yards wide Linen and Cot.
ton SheelingS
Bracelets, extra super Kid Gloves, Towels
Chdrcns Wool Caps
And suntiry other goods not enumerated, for
sale at No % Main St., near the Mansion House,
by SMELL & RILEIGH.
Nov 10
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MARRIAGES.

MARRIAGES.
Married, on Thursday evening, the l4lh inst,
J.. til. Rev. Francis II. Mcclure, Mr.. WIN. y.
lows 10 Miss AM NJ, daughter of VIM. Tow
n. Esq, all Of the county OF Mecklenburg.
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WORDS OFFlCE-More good luel.-
- $1,000 sold yes,erday-drawn to Nos: Al
,, IN Alexandria Lottery, Extra, Glass 27s-the
:. ,sy!o@lng are the drawn Nos:
% ~ Al 80 SIS 70 7 IS 81 80 63 As
"a ana another Nos. 9 "a 3O-another Capital
lo,u;a IN New Jersey Lottery, Glass l02-,he fol-
3r-~' s are The drawn Nos:
" If 81 10 SO 9 81 IS SO 40 "a 10 9 80
Of G'ss would like 10 have prize Tickets in any
Them s"y q Co.'S Lotteries, send 10 Word for
Nov %
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The undersigned will, al the same time and
Mace, and upon the terms Of the above advertise
nent unite in selling the personal property there
in referred 10, so that il may be sold as whole,
and not by undivided moieties.
GEORGE T. kENNON.
Nov. 2O-dSctds
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A N EXPERIENCED TEACHER, who is
II graduate of one of our principal institutions,
is DESTROYS of obtaining situation for the en-
suing year. either in an Academy or private
school, where the services of a Classical and Ma
thematcal Teacher would be required.
The best references can be given.
Address X. III. c., Barbours Roads, Isle OF
Wight county, Va. Oct 7-2awl
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MARINE JOURNAL.
High Water this day at2s o'clock, P. NJ


ARRIVED,
Steamer Curtis Peck, Davis, Norfolk.
Schr l.. n Smith, Mills, New York, sundries.
Schr Red jacket, Dearborn, New York, sun
dnc>
SAILED,
Schr f. 5. Lamden, Cook, Charleston, 5. &.
Schr Heroine, Holingshead, Norfolk.
Schr Missouri, Phillips, Baltimore.
ysw YORK, Nov. l9-Arrived, Scbr. Lau-
rel Packet, Cary, Richmond, with coal.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD

hNE flU NDtED DDLLAho NEW AM
" Runaway from the subscriber, living near
Fishersville Augusta county, Va, on the 10Th of
last month Il Negro Man, named Charles -
Years Old yellow complexion five feet eight on nine
inches high, and would weigh about 100. lie
had on a blue cloth coat and blue cloth panta
looms, high-crowncd black fur hat, and a
pair of boots when he elopcd-and wore silver
watch lie may, however, have changed his
clothing and disposed of his watch He was APP
pretended in IIaydcnsvillc, Goochland, last We'd
ncsday, and again escaped on his way 10 Jail,
and il is likely has made his way 10 Richmond, as
he has negro acquanlanccs in this city. He IS,
no doubt, making an effort 10 get 10 some of the
Northern free States. The above reward will be
given Tor his apprehension out OF the State of
Virginia, or fifty dollars il taken in Virginia.
To I've secured in either case until gel him.
cl.9-ctf GEORGE COlNER.
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
WILL be given for the apprehension and de-
w livery to me of JESSE. sometimes calling
himself JESSE NlTcuELr. who abScondcd on last
Monday, the | llh of November 1914 Said man
is muiallo, with long black hair and on his
right hand he has one or two stiit fnSers-hc is
about 80 to IS years old, supposed 10 be six feet
three TO four inches high and very stout-he
came from Stafford county, near Fredericksburg.
think he is aiming for Stafford county, or some
free State. The above reward of SO will be
paid if taken in the State, and $50 il taken out
of the State, and delivered TO me, or confined in
any Jail so that can gel him again.
ACHILLES LUMPkIN.
Richmond, Nov. Is dlt-cwlf
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,fbe country Banks have increased their loans
+, ner cent while the city Banks have diminish
heirs. The country Banks have circulation
nearly Sl4,0oo,OOO, pivoued upon less than
SAM 900 OF specie. The Government money IN
:. civ Banks stimulated an expansion, which
"a, spread over the State. The Withdrawal oil II
!, i,eiy TO produce corresponding depression.
IN. y. Morning Netrs.
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Mecklcnburg co. Oct. 1G, lSli-c2r

HEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away
from the subscriber, living 8 miles South OF
Charlotte Courthouse, on the Sd of September,
1914, a Negro Woman. named RACHAEL,
formerly belonging TO Mr. James Garden, OF
this county He bought her of a Mr.. John Da-
MEL, at Orange Courthouse. Rachael is about
81 years Of age-a dark Muano, with one eye;
(,hee other being put out when young, )-she had
on. when she left home, a striped cotton frock,
but, taking several others with her, she can
change her dress. She may be in the ne'shbor-
hood of one of the places mentioned above, or
somewhere near Blacks and Whites as she has
relations there. will give the above reward 10
any person who will deliver her 10 me, or conine
her in Iail so that get her again.
THOMAS c. MORGAN.
Nov Jd-w4Ws
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'frfr.-jlIf7ae..;;r1'T,nnIh PACkET BOAT LINE
ssSSsa3 TO LYNCHBURG.-Alle
he Odd inst, our Daily Line Of Packer Boats to
Lynchburg will be discontinued until March Isl,
1915.
Our Tri-Weckly Line will leave Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, al The usual hour,
p. NJ. precisely, until further notice.
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
No,.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran-
i away from the subscriber, ION Sunday, The
29lh Of September, Negro Man named Richard,
about thirty five years old, five feet, FIVE inches,
or more, high, of a dark or brownish complexion,
with scar over the left eye, and stiff iorc-ilnge;r
on the right hand, and suffers at times very bad
". He had on, when he left me, a suit OF COM
mon homespun CLOTH lie has passed, when run
off before, under the name of Asa Steward, as
free man, and may assume the same OF some
other name. The above reward will be given 10
any person who will deliver the said negro TO me,
or secure him in Jail SO that | get him again.
CHS. HUDSON.
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HOlT'S PRIZE OFFICE.-Drawing of
IL Leesburs Lottery, Class No. A.:
81 80 8 IS IS As IA SIS 70 20 ! 8 CO 9 rs
Ticket Nos 9 20 -, Capital Prize sold and
paid by HOYT
Drawing OF Alexandria Lottery, Extra, Glass
No. 216:
IS II II 81 II Is AZ , 80 43 63
Drawing Of New Jersey Lottery, Glass No. l02 !:
81 81 10 IS 9 62 IS SO 40 "a IS , 80
Nov ~
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Richmond, Nov. 18th, 1874.

KICHH1UHu NUV ITlH, Ioff
gf Gentlemen intending 10 enter the school
dnring the present term, may do 50 most conVe-
nently on or before the LIST of January next, when
the Course will reach the subject of Municipal
Law; and the fee for instruction in such case will
be $40, for the remainder of the term.
Nov l9-2aW6W
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CATCH THE RUNAWAY.

TNWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
i Ran away from the subscriber, on The nigh,
of the lst of November Q or 10 miles from Sails
bury, n c., a Negro Mar. named James. He
is mulalto six feet, two or three inches high,
prominent forehead, bushv head OF hair, very
likely clothes not recolleclcd, shoes right and left
He seems rather slow 10 speak when spoken 10:
In all probability, has procured free papers, and
may pass himself of as - Day. lie e Is sus-
peeled of attempting 10 reach the North. lfappre-
hended in North Carolina, and confined in Jail so
that | get him, the above reward il out OF The
State 800 will be given.
Nov. l9-c3l. MOSES CHAMBERS.
zr The National lniclligencer will insert
twice and send bill 10 this office.
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RICHMOND LAW SCHOOL.


TINE subscriber has established Law School
L in this cily;-the term having begun on the
Isl inst, and ending on the last day OF April next
The current Course embraces the outlines, or
general principles, OF the Law OF Nature and Ma
iions-ot Constitutional Law-and OF the Mum
cipa Law of Virginia at some length; and will
be followed by another Course, of more techni-
cal and practical character extending through
another term, and embracing some OF the most
important branches of our Municipal Law-to-
gelher with the subjects OF Pleading, Practice,
and Evidencc-more largely and minutely consi-
dered.
Al the same time to accommodate such STU
dents as may not choose TO prosecute both these
courses at full length, there will be Condensed
Course embracing the most essential parts OF
each of them, in single term.
And there will be 4 short additional Course OF
MISUNDERSTANDING the principles OF the art
more particularly applied 10 Forensic Argnmen-
tation which may be taken most advanageously
in short Summer Term, at the end OF either of
the other Courses of Law; or, not unprohably, at
intervals during its progress.
The fee for instruction will he 500 for The
Course of Law, for the term; and $50 for the
Course of Rhetoric-payable i'll advance
Applications may be made by letter, or person
ally, TO the subscriber at the Powhatan House, or
al his Office on lth street, south side, 4th door
from the corner on Main.
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CHARLES p. GOODALI..
HENLEY c. BOSWELL,


PUBLIC SALE OF THE BELL TAVERN.
A L a Superior Conr of Chancerv. for the
n. Richmond Circuit, held al the Capitol, in
the Cityo Richmond, on Saturday, April |, 1913:
Mary Ladd, Plaintiff:
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FRUIT TREES.

The suhscribcrhas for sale, at The Vir I
ginia Nursery, on the Westham Road, a miles
from Richmond, a large quantity of all the most
choice varieties of Fruit Trees, cultivated in this
climate OF Apple Trees, there are more than
fifty varietes-ot Peach Trees forty varie-
,ies-and a great variety of Pear, Plum, Cher
~, &C., &c SC. Also Grape Vines Of every
choice variety: Nor,on's Seeding Lee Nair,
Catawba, Hebermeni,s Madeira, &c. He has
also 10000 giant Asparagus roots, from one TO
years old Raspberry Vines, Gooseberry, Sc.
All or which can be had at the usual market
prices
~ Orders addressed (post paidD 10 the sub
scriber, orto LEWIS HILL, will be promptly at
tended to- The Trees &c, will be packed IN
such manner as 10 be carried safely any dis
lance.
Oct 22-c2awl0t JAMES VIA.
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DIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE, Corner VI Main
ID and GOrcrnOr STREETS.
$4,000 Capital
For Friday morning drawing received at IL
o'clock. apilals-$l0,O0O, II prizes Of
1000 rs Nos, Is drawn ballots Tickets -.
$4,000 Capital
For Saturday morning, drawing received at II
O'clock Capiials-SG, 600, 1000, 500, 1900,
l.l9G &c, &c. IS Nos, ID drawn ballots.
Tickets ~
$4,000 Capital
For Monday morning, drawing received Nov.
25:h Capiras-si0 1000, 1900, I,0l6,
&c, &c. 66 Nos, IL drawn ballots.
Sgieadid Schemes 10 drGir Shortly.
Splendid Scheme->SSs2,5 900 Capital
For Monday morning, drawing received Nov.
25lh Capials-SSso,5 900, 10000 5000, 1000
1900 1000, 900, 500, 100 lGGl, 10 of l000i
200 of 400, lowest three No. Prizes Slo0,) &c.,
&c. - Nus, ~ drawn ballots Tickets $40.
Grand Schcme-S352 95 Capilals-($30, 600
neil!D
For Monday morning drawing received Dec.
81. CapaS-;$s35 295, 1888, 5000, 5000,
4. 500, $500, $500 1000, 900, 500, 100, 59l,
- OF 1000, &c. rs Nos, Is drawn ballots
Tickets TO-
II. Packages of whoIcs and shares. Single
whules and shares always on hand in the usual
great variety, and, as usual prizes paid al sight,
Immediately after the drawing
81 Orders for packages, certificates or single
tickets in the above Schemes, and in all Lotteries,
will be promptly attended 10, aud drawing sent
when requested. TIlOS. Il. BIGGER,
Managers Office, opposite ruins Eagle Hotel.
NOV IS
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w HEREAS, it appears, by the returns re-
w ceived from Commissioners appointed for
tie counties of this Commonwealth the cities of
Richmond and Williamsburg, the borough OF
Norfolk aud the town of Petersburg, to supern
'eu, the election of Electors to choose Presi-
-ut and Vice President OF The United States, that
ana.oritv of the votes poed at the said election
were given in favor ofthe persons named below;
therefore |, James Mcdowell, Governor, have
tho "a, lit 10 Issue this Proclamation, making
saoYn 10 all whom it may concern, that
John S. Millson of Norfolk,
Thomas Wallace Of Petersburg
VIM R. Baskerville of Mecklenburg,
VIM. Daniel of Campbell,
Archibald Stuart of Palrics,
Thomas J. Randolph of Aibemarle,
VIM Smith Of Fauquier,
Wrn P Taylor OF Caroline,
VIM H. Roane Of Henrico
Richard Coke, jr. Of Gloucester,
Henry Bedinger of Jefferson,
G.een p. Samuels of Shenandoah
James Hoge of Pulaski,
Henry s. Kane of Scott,
Robert A. Thompson OF KaDawha,
Joseph Johnson Of Harrison,
and
WIN. S Morgan of Marion,
!age been duly elected Electors for and on behalf
OF the State oil Virginia 10 vote for President
aud Vice President OF the United States.
The Electors are required BY law TO meet at The
Capitol, in the city of Richmond, on the flrst
Wednesday in December next, by the hour OF
lei. clock in the morning
Gven under my hand, as Governor, and under
fKN the lesser seal of the State, at Richmond,
1 this twenty-frst day of November, eiSh-
teen hundred and iorty-four, and in the 69,h year
Of the Commonwealth. IA. MCDOWELL.
Nov 22-ctd
WINTER BOOTS AND SHOES-VERY
CHEAP!
I HAVE now on hand the most general assort-
l ment OF
Gen,lelnen's Calf Kip and Water Proof Boots
do. Calf extra soles
do Seal and Cali, various styles
Aud am selling them very cheap for cash.
Gentlemen in town or country in want of cheap
Boots, Brogans, Hats or Caps, will please give
ar call, and will fit them out cheap.
L. STEPHENSON,
Nov. - Door below Il. III. Jenkins.
HONTS PRIZE OFFICE-Drawing Of
IL Leesburg Lottery, Class No. Al:
81 80 8 35 IS As IA SIS 70 20 ! 3 CO 8 70
Ticket Nos. 9 20 -, Capital Prize sold and
paid by HOYT
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In November, they had reduced their
.an> ,rs specie more than The other banks and
sNs - 81, ia3 3a3 OF specie only in their vaults,
s'a "'Tn,sed 10 promp, Government dsmand,
aEH A ,it,cn, Of over S5,000,OO0. That demand
, u. :. derree, been made in favor OF the banks
. u i" mes a, the moment of the elections,
+ mnr' 10 produce panic, and certainly with
10, The deposite banks, and the commu-
y ,Sr.nch them, are suffering the same esuS
~ 49, from the same causes i'll 1856.
~ NJ Immediate means and liabilities OF all the
!, =, hanks are as follows;
-, .j,,, Means and Liabilities Of tie Ne7c York
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Splsndid L,ttcrics for Dcocm5er, 1914.
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. H. 10 I've drawn
at Alexandria Saturday, Dec, 1874 rs Nos, II
drawn ballots
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The aggregate cash means nave oesh :ae Sa;ae
l.nns the quarter, but The loans ana i'ao'l'''es
~ ~. civ banks as distinguished from the
my hanks are as follows
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M7oRTHAM's OFFICE, No. :, Exchange