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NEW dress goods, shawls, &c.--The
IN subscribers have just received an additional
supply Of rich dress goods, such as .s'.
Rich Cashmere d'Ecosse, ofthe latest styles
Rich plaid French Cashmeres, also new styles
Rich gala and other paids very beautiful ...
Rich chameleon, striped, and plaid silks
Rich black India satins, very heavy
Rich black satin-striped and plain black silks
Rich plaid cloaking, new style. n '
Also, large lot Of very beautiful Terkerri and
other shswls, to which we invite particular aten-
ton. - .....1 ... ..
Also, a lot of very pretty and comfortable shawls
for misses. ... .... .....i.. H..
Together with many other new and beautiful
goods, which we are determined to sell cheap.
p. III. HOE e. CO.
Nov at ...
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OF FICIA L.

.... TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
November 2, 1886.
In reply to inquiries made of this department, no
tce is given that treasury notes issued under the act
of the 22d of July, 1886 bearing an interest of one
mill per hundred dollars per annum, may be deposit
ed, under the advertisement of the 22d of October
last, in exchange for treasury notes carrying an in
terest of five and two-ffths per cent. per annum.
..t vi iy,tt r. J. WALKER,
49,. Secretary of the Treasury.
ov2-A .s.i. ...,N Init sE...- -.
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A LARGE and fine Newfoundland Dog

h-Eh'N h>oBs
"a the property of F. II. Gerdes, lost or
stolen on Friday last, from the farm Of Mr.. Smith
Thompson, near Bellsville, Maryland. very lib
eral reward will be paid for any such information to
Mr. j. b. Gluck, Assistant United States Coast
Survey, Washington, which may lead to the recov-
cry
The dog was of very large size, black color, white
feet and breast, with rough hair, and answered to
the name Of Bush" NOV3-3t
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+. TAYLOR,
NEW sTATIoNERy.-wM. Fls CHEZ

NJ W STATION ERY.-WM.F lS CHER,
~ importer has just received from New York
by the last arrivals, the most extensive assortment
Of stationery to be found in the District and which
is not surpassed by any otaer establishment in the
United States. His stock embraces every descrp
ton of wrltingpaper that is manufactured lat inter.
mediate prices Of from 81 25 To $50 per Ieam.) Also
sesling-wax, waters, ink, office tape, TASTE ink
stands, folders etter-sIamps, Rodgers knives, Ter
ry's parchments, gold diamond. pointed, and other
metallic pens; quilts, lead pencils, slatesi copy and
cyphering books; mathematical and musical lnstru
ments; blank books of every description; gilt and
black-edged cards; letter and note paper; envelopes
of every size to match water coors ivory surfaced
visiting and pay-cardsi erumelled cards; periumery;
gold and silver pencil and thimbes card-eases;
scissors, chessmen, backgammon board, dominoes;
all the new games, new music, &c, To enumerate
all the articles would occupy more space than the
limits Of an advertisement would allow. Therefore
suffice it to say that every article embraced above
is constantly kept for sale at Slaoners' Hall Of the
best quality and at the lowest prices.
Nov 3
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AIR and MOreen Skirts, an improved
IL and pleasant description of skirt for winter
wear, giving an easy and graceful set to the dress
and possessing the advantages of warmth and du-
rability. 50 GE1, tsga 0ttas.I GllI -gaaf
Also, most desirable article of silk, merino, and
chamois kid vests, for ladies' and children, at
Veg .'"." .~ ~..-.ur.r J. III. GIBBS'S -s
Fancy and ornamental hair store,
u Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
Oct 27--6tf ,t...7 t5g... - 49, Or-,.' III.
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DEACH TREEs-bO. oon samaritan innnnlnie

DEACH TREESe-50,000s superior inoculated
Il peach trees, ofthe most approved varieties, two
years old from the stone, from Ave to eight feet in
height lnoculated either Immediately Of the previ.
Gus year, or two, from bearing trees. Warranted
upon the condition of refundng the price paid, al
the low price Of six cents, packed and delivered in
Philadelphia, on six months credit, for approved
paper, top AOOO trees, OF more. For sale at my
nursery, at Haddopfeld, New jersey.
. Also, apple, cherry, and ornamental trees. IN.
..N. DAVID ROE.
Haddon6ed, October, 1886.
Oct. 29-3t
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Oct 20-2aw&ds
PROPOSALS FOR UNITED STATES
LOAN.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
October 80, 1886
A N ACT having been passed by Congress, and
"A approved by the President of the United States
on the pod of July, 1896 entitled "An act author
izing an issue Of treasury notes and a loan," the
undersigned Secretary of the Treasury, WILL in pur-
suance Of the provisions of said act receive pro-
posals at the treasury until the 18th of November
1876, inclusive, for the subscription of loan Of five
millions Of dollars, stock bearing an interest of
six per cent. per annum, payable semi-annually.
The proposals will state the price to be paid for
said Stock the money loaned to be placed to the
him or with either of the assistant treasurers at
Boston, New York, or Charleston, or the treasurer
of the mint at Philadelphia, or New Orleans. Stock
will be inscribed on the books of the department,
and certificates issued for the sums thus agreed for
on evidence Of the deposte of the money as pro.
vded above, bearing interest from the date of the de-
pose, and irredeemable before the 18th of Novem-
Der, 1856. The proposals win state where the
money will be deposited, and should be directed in
letters under SEAL to the Secretary of the Treasury
endorsed proposals for the United States loan"
No offer for any sum under one thousand dollars
will be considered.
r. J. WALKER,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Oct 30--dti2N
The lntelilgGncer, Washington; Baltimore Repub.
and Argus; Keystone and Pennsy lvanian, Philadel.
phia; Globe and Evening Post, New York; Boston
Post, Boston Times, and Charleston Courier, will
please cow the above
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BY A. GREEN, Aucti0neer.
and Kitchen Furniture.

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD and Kitchen Furniture,
III Piano Forte, &C., at auction On
Monday, the I'd Of November, | shall SELL at N,
residence of Mr.. Rhea, on Missouri avenue, BE-
tween al and 9th streets, fronting the canal al 10
o'clock, a. m, splendid and large lot Of furniture
viz: .I'
Mahogany sideboards, dressing, and other bu-
Mahogany spnng-seat sofas, ottomans, lounges,
&c. n. - BE-.
Mahogany parlor and pluah-covered rocking.
chairs, fine
Mahogany dining, breakfast, card and sde-ta.
Mahogany marble-top centre table
Work and washstands
Mahogany fine large book case, wardrobes, hat,
rack ....' f
Convex, mirror, and pier glasses
Paror and chamber window curtains
Solar, astral, hall, and other lamps
Feather beds, bedding, and bedstead
Cane, rush, and wood-seat chairs, pine tables,
&c.
Andirons, shovels, tongs, tenders, &c.
China, glass, and crockery ware
Knives and forks, &C.
Plated castors, candlesticks, snuffers and trays
Also, splendid piano forte, made by Chickering,
of fine tone and touch
Brussels, three-ply, ingram, Venetian, and step
carpet
Also, an excellent lot of kitchen requisites
Paror, hail. radiator, and other stoves
Also, good mich COW
With many other articles too tedious TO enumer-
ate.
Terms: All sums of and under sos, cash; over
s25, credit of thirty and sixty days. for notes sat.
isfactorily endorsed, bearing interest.
The public are particularly invited to attend this
sale, as the furniture is of superior quality, and
worthy of their attention.
A. GREEN,
Oct 29-td Auctoneer.
The above sale is postponed until "Wednesday,
the 4th instant, same hour.
Nov. 2-td A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
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BY A. GREEN, AuctiOneer.
KERUSTEE,S Sale off YaInah HE Haus

TRUSTEES Sale OF Valuable House
Il and Lot at AuctiOn.--On Monday, the go
November next, shall SELL by virtue Of two deeds
of trust, one dated the 18th day Of November 1874
and recorded in Liber w. B. No. ia, folios 60, 60
Ga, and 65, one OF the land records for Washington
county; and the other dated 18th day of July, l545
and recorded in Liber w. b., No. ll9, foios ST. SO
SO, 81, and SIS, of the land records of Washing
ton county, in the District of Columbia, handsome
convenient, and nearly new two-story frame house
situated on the north side Of New York avenue, be
tween 18th and 18th streets, being part lot No s. in
square No. 2S6. The sale will take place at o'clock
p. M, on the premises.
Terms liberal, and made known on the day o.
sale.
A. GREEN,
Oct 20-2aw&ds Auctioneer
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CTOCK OF Stoves, Crates, Tin War;
~ Fire -hrickR. &c. AZ nurIinn ~

GTOCK OF stoves, Crates, Tin War
- Fire-bPicks, &C., at auction.-By ",
OF deed Of trust to the subscribers, ally recorded
in Liber w. B., No 81 foIios 272. 273, and gIi
will be sold, at public auction, on "Wednesday n.
llth day of November next, at 10 o'clock, a. m, :,
the stove store on Pennsylvania avenue, betwe.r
OH and 10Th streets, the stock of stoves CRATES, "a
diators, tin ware, tools, &c, amongst which are
Coal and wood stoves of various patterns for p,,.
lors, halls, &c,
Radiators, cooking stoves, CRATES of various size,
and patterns
Bocktin ware Of various kinds
Sets Of tea chests, fire-bricks, &c.
Also, complete set of timers tools, lathes, Gc.
Terms of sale All Sums of apd under s25, eash.
over sos, and not exceeding 500, credit Of two
and -four months; over sLO6, a credit of two, four
and six months, for approved endorsed notes, bear.
ing interest. .
E. M. LINTHICUM & Co,
Trustees
r. w. DYER, Auctioneer.
a. .lsif
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. L FICIAL.
JAMES X. POLK,
President of the United States of .America

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited ia
me that DoS CAnos DE EsPANA has been appointed
consul of Spain for the port Of New Orleans.
] do hereby recognise him as such, and declare
him free to exercise and enjoy such functions, pow
ers, and privileges, allowed to the consuls Of
the most favored nations in the United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these letter.
to be made patent, and the seal Of the United States
TO be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand at the the city Of Washing
ton the 29th day Of October, A. d. 1916, ant
T.. s. Of the independence Of the United States o
America, the list.
JAMES X. POLK.
BY the President
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DRoWN,s TECHNICAL DICTIoNA-

- RY.-Etymological Encyclopedia Of Teehni-
cal Terms ana Phrases used in the Arts and Sci
ences, vol bound, 37i cents, published at rs;
with eleven hundred engravings, London, 1876;
Reid en- the Theory and Practice Of Ventilation, /
vol, London, many engravngs; Wymans Practi-
cal Treatise on Ventilation Of Public Buildings and
Dwelling. houses, vol, Boston, 1886, with engra-
wings; Wrghts Treatise on MorIars and Clements
vol, Boston; Whites Practical Treatise on Wea-
wing by Hand aud Power Looms, vol, Glasgow,
1886, many engravings.
Nov 3 II. TAYLOR,
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From the Baltimore Patriot
THE SIEGE OF MONTEREY.

The following is extract Of letter from Lieu
tenant Henry Little, of the United States infantry
son of the late Colonel Peter Little, who 80 long
represented this district in Congress. The letter OF
Lieutenant Little written to his family in this
city, of course not for publication; but every
thing in relation to the brilliant affair at Monterey
is of engrossing interest, the letter has, at
quest, been furnished to US, and from it we make
the following extracts:
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BY VIM. MARSHALL, Auctioneer.

BY VIM. MARSHALL, Auctioneer.
FURNITURE, Crockery, Tobacco, CT
IL gars.-0n Thursday morning, October 5th,
at o'clock, will sell, at Centre Market space, a
genteel assortment of secondhand furniture with
a large lot OF crockery, tobacco, and cigars. Also,
seven new bureaus, and lot of pine tables The
above lot of goods are suitable for families fitting
up boa riding houses.
Will be added to the sale ...
A good secondhand buggy, with top
Also, a bay horse and harness
One new barouche, Rockaway-style leather cur
tains, iron axle, drab-lined, and very handsome.
Sold to cover advances. b. .+ ..
w. MARSHALL,
Nov2-dts $685., Auctoneer.
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reports of the uneing rife of the ranger, were ever
heard in the van. The courage and consistency, and
subordinalion of this corps is the theme Of adnra'
tion in the army"
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Dismal Swamp Land Company.

DIsmaI swamp Land Company.
TTNHE annual meeting Of stockholders in the Dis
l. NAL Swamp Land Company, will be held in
the town of Suffolk, Nansemond county, Virginia,
on the third Thursday Qhe 18th Of the present
month ....
= $50. R BUTLER, President,
,..l 81, D. S. Land Company.
, Nov. 3-4t .... .,.
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Furniture and Crockery.

HAVE received, on consignment, large
1 assortment Of crockery, plain and cut glass, &c
Also lot of furniture, which will sell low, fol
cash. liberal reduction will be made to country
merchants. Goods packed, and warranted to &c
safe to the country.
WIN. MARSHALL, Auctioneer,
Between 9th and 10Th streets, Penn. avenue,
Washington, d. C
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e. MRS. II. w. RANDELL,
Tenth street, and fifth door south of Penn

III As several FINE Roons TO LIT, either furnish
IL cd or unfurnshed, az preferred. They can be
rented separate, if desired by any one,
Oct, 29--eo3t
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WANTED, a Servant Woman, to do the
W work OF a small family. One that can come
wen recommended, will hear of good situation, by
applying to VIM. MARSHALL, auctioneer. A
slave would be preferred. Sept 3O-d
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Dancing and Department, OdeOn Hall
corner 4 La street and Pennsylvania
avenue.
M KILMISTE, from Europe, teacher Of the
lVl most fashionable and approved dances, upon
principles, mpartng to pupils grace, case, and ee.
gance, in general department,
t""T ws" TERMS:
Private lessons at the residence of family, per
quarter, SIS ..... ....
Private lessons at the Academy, Sl2.
course of FIVE lessons, including every requisite
instruction for assembly dancing, s.
Dancing and department at tie Academy, per
quarter, $40.
Attendance twice week
Sept left
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Oct 3OIt
by A. Green, Auctioneer.
7 ALUABLE Brick House and n

by n. UFteh, AuCtIOfetF- "
VALUABLE Brick House and Lot al
v Auction -on Monday, the 9th of Noyem.
Der, shall sell, on The premises, at O'Clock D. m
lot Is, in reservation IL, with the improvement
which are fine brick house, carriage-house and
stable. The lot contains 6, $50 square feet. The
property is handsomely situated on street, Be.
tween % and Sd Streets in the vicinity of Gadsby's
hotel The house contains ten rooms, very COVE.
nient, and well built, and in the yard there Is an
abundance Of fine fruit, such al pears, peaches,
plums, grapes, &C. Terms at sale.
A. GREEN,
Oct 29-eod&ds Auetione,r
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THE BALTIMORE BATTALION. y

The following extracts are from a letter Of Capt.
Stewart, now lieut. colonel Of the Baltimore battal-
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BY the President;
JAMES BUCHANAN, Secretary Of State.
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R. w. DYER, Auctioneer.
Oct 3O-3tawd6dsif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-08
[cHRISTIE5SA

AN IDEA WORTH INVESTIG ATISG.--A late
discovery has been made in England fol the pnrfica
on of metals. large mass Of metallic substance, as
iron, melted by intense heat and when in this state
the TWO poles Of powerful gavanc battery are brought
in connection with the melted mass-ihe immeda re-
suit is, that all the impure particles contained in the
metal combine, and directly 70 To the negative pole Of
the baltery-thus leaving the immense in condi-
ton of entire purity. This is physical fact, yet
explained. Now, is il not reasonable 10 suppose that
what thus happens in an inert may precisely oc
to the animal frame? and may not this TO
plain the mysterious benefits resulting from the app
cation of Gavansm in the Of human disease, and
It's power of giving renewed strength and health 10 the
animated systematic impure PARTICLES of the blood and
of the various other fluids being thus expelled. DR..
Christie suggests the idea, with the hope that
having the inclination and ability may give attention
For further particulars, advertisement in another
part Of this paper. Explanatory pamphlets may he had
gratis by application 10 the agents for this city, Messrs.
DUVAL 4 PURCELL, Druggists, li7 Main ST., Rich
mond, Val Aug. &
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HENRY
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINla

~ n
Pursuant 10 the terms oian adver,,sem,r, i.
has been extensively published by onisr :" 49,.
board OF Visitors OF the University, III. p,.. ~
proceeded, on The Is, inst, TO select, anon :
large number Of applicants, one youno ma, !.
each Senatorial District, 10 be admitted mo ,,.
University al The ensuing session w,tAon, ~.
for tuition fees or for the University an.. :,
al reduced rate OF board =
me io,'ow,ns appointments were MADE
John M. Winirce Of Chesterfield
Thomas Greer OF Franklin.
Philip Samuel OF Caroline
William Terry OF Amherst.
Willoushbv Tebbs OF FauQuier.
Cornelius Hall OF Isle Of Wish,.
Luther c. Pcuus OF Meclienburs
Robert l.. Kent OF Campbell
William F. Prssson OF York
George w. Hansboroueh II Orasse.
William A. Jones OF Smvh.
Ed. H. &. Bailey OF Grcenbrier.
Charles r. Osborne Of Charlotte
AS. Buort Of Pnsylvania.
Ed. A. Adams OF Charles City.
A. ]. Criltenden OF Lancaster.
Talbot Coleman ofStaunion.
J. Howard Scott OF Hardy.
Thomas r. Lee of Norfolk.
Thomas Harwood OF King and Queen
Napoleon B. kean OF Goochlani.
Thomas L. Brown OF Loutonn.
William III. Anthony OF Boctouu.
There exist vacancies in The following
tricts:
F'ua District Frederick, Jefferson. Cags.
.Secoad DiS'rid- Mononsalia Preston. RI.
dolph, Barbour. Marion, Taylor
Tivd Observation-Disclosures, Pend'eon.
FomM Diarid-Belkeley, Morgan Hans.
shire.
Fan Decentralization, Wood, Lewis Ba,.
Ton, Richie, Taylor, Doddridse, Gilner
Si1h Disiriet-W Washington, Russell, ).
Lee.
Ssrenh District Brunswick GreensvIiIe, b..
widde
E,gMDptrict Brooke, Ohio, Marshal. i. Y.
bridge, Tyler, Whe,sel
Ninth Disnrct-kanawha, Mason Gaze
Fayelre, Logan, Wayne, Nicholas, Jackson
Il is hoped that applications from he,e !.
tricls may be presented before the IS Oc.o.r
which time The Faculty will proceed . Il +.
vacancies ii sufficient number VI cant,iss.
send in their claims supported BY sali>acioE, e..
timonials
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFElTS AND
MUTATIONS

The UNPARALLELED and astonishing efficacy Of Dr. Wis
tar,s Balsam of Wild Cherry, in all the diseases for
which 1t is recommended, curing many cases after the
skill ofthe best physicians was unavane, has effected
n large and increasing demand for H. This fact has
caused several unpnciped counierfrers and nllaors
Ia palm of spurious mixtures Of similar name and ap-
pearance for the genuine Balsam. Some are called
''Svrup Of Wild Cherry" "Basam Of spikenard, !"
"Nld Cherry, Comfrey," &c. Another "Weser's
Baisam Of Wild Cherry" mspelllng ihe name, and
forging certificates resemble those of the true Basam
"Dr Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry" is The only &C.
nuine The rest merely initiate the name of the origl
nal while they possess none Of its virtues.
LOOK WELL TO THE MARKS OF THE GENU-
INE.-The genuine Balsam is put up in bottles, with
the words "Dr. Wstar's Basam Of Wild Cherry, Phi
lada blown in the glass; each bottle bearing label on
the front, with the signature Of II. Wistar. NJ. ID.
None genuine without the written signature OF j.
Butts.
D<y- A fresh supply OF the above valuable Medicine
constantly on hand, and for sale ny
Aug ai GAYN0R 4 WOOD. Druggists.
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The news from the seat Of war, (says the Mo
bile Regisler,l which We publish this morning, i:
Interesting. There appears to be general BELIEF
in The army that large force OF MeSicans wa:
concentrating about Monterey and that Paroles
would have twenty thousand men at that place
with which 10 encounter Taylor. On The Other
hand, we have had the intelligence from Vera
Cruz of the revolutionary rising against Paroles
which must disconcert his plans and probably dis
perse his forces for the present.
Affairs in Mexico are getting into state O.
grea, ENHANCEMENT, and every arrival will be
watched for exciting news.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD
RICHMOND MARKETS. SEPT. !

RICHMOND MARKETS, SEPT !.
TOBACCO.-Insp,c very HIGHT. ,
have no change 10 notice in the article lor
past week. We have never experienced
dizziness, and, within the last 60 DAYS, lhr
cline on some descriptions has been inlIy - 90
100 lbs. We quote lns> a, from Il 90 Il !
eommon leaf 81 IS to ; 90; mitdling % Q.
90; good and fine shipping 81 90 70 . 90. {,
manufacturing 50 00to 90
FLOUR-Oli "A new is held AT ( =:
SO. No demand Tor either
CORN-Markel dull SOC. al 80 day, Z
that only ior small quantities, say 1000 q 7
bushels
OATS-None arriving
WHEAT-S0 a 90 cents general saes-a
RI ciOice article might bring something more
WHEAT OFFAL-Bran 10 cents; Shor'
cents; Brown Siuiis 20 cents; Ship SUITS ~
PROVISlONS.-BAcoN: Smi,hlield am
Cured a =. cts. for hog round; Western
6 i; cts; Shoulders 4. els. LARD .. e.
FISH-Herrings, dull al "a for No. .Sha
SALT-Sl 80 a | 65 from the wharf
LlME-65 cents from vessels.
COTTON-1t a 81 cents per h.
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BIZ the Lieutenant Gorsrnor 81 We
A PROCLAMATION ;,

WHEREAS, II has been repleseh'eu f.rt
w tive, that James Phillips, late consl,s -
the Penitentiary, has made his escape, a.. ,,''
large Therefore, John Patton, Le",eG ian d, ..
or (actng in the absence Of the Governor n, 81
NJ governments do hereby Offer reward . 40 ;
dred and fty dollars any person or ptf,on, nj
apprehend the said Phillips, and deliver n n,a,,, q
Pententiary OF Virginia. and require az ~ smis
and military, and request the people 81 ,n' i, ~
wealth generally, TO use every e1efiion .a''
arrested and dealt with as the law directs .,rrr 4
Gwen under my hand, az Lieutenant 'os,l, hi.
under the lesser seal Of the CONNIE COMM, -
lsRAL. Richmond, this 9Th day Of - Jp,rToS
ar James Phillips is feetei ln ehes ellr. IS
wears old with fair complexion, iienl o,.snsrf. he
hazel eyes and has scar on hi, le' ie,e,i H. Ba
n native Ct Aibemarle, and was lie gar y
county October 18th, 1874, stnt=nrs' 10 is-tfp
prisonlnent for horse stealing. lie ,railon: i'in:
from the public guard. As re pa vii esdsas, ~
Greenbrier county, Va it IS like An HI. p-sn
and his way there. He contived Ia,hes I'M J !
taoons, and steal another pair from ~ SCI? 80
hight from the city.