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ODD-FELLOWS' HALL.
The original and celebrated " Washing ton
Euterpeans'


ODD-FELLOWS' HALL.
The original and celebrated Washing ton
Europeans"
ID ESPECTFULLY announce to their friends and
IL the public that, previous 10 their departure for
the north, they have taken the above splendid hal,
and will give few of their chaste, nimitabe VOCAL
AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS,
commencing on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec. ~, ls49.
The company is now composed of the following
brilliant array of talent:
FIRST Tenor. F. HODGSON.
SECOND TENoR-J w. ABBY.
ALTo-R. TONGE,
CoNTRALTo-J. G0LDIN.
BARAToNE-J. TABLER.
BAsso-R. BALL.
They will commence their performance by intro
ducing a variety of their celebrated
GLEES, QUARTETTES, CHoRUSES, AND
TRIOS, IN CITIZENS DRESS,
And conclude with pleasing variety of choice
ETHIOPIAN MELODIES, IN CHARACTER.
N. B. For particulars see small bills.
Dec S-tSat
('OAIs, COAL, COAL.-The undersigned, hay
" ing completed his stock of Coal, is pre-
pared to furnish families with that very superior
and popular Butler Coal, a trial of which is only
necessary 10 ensure preference any other
coal in this or any other market.
Also on hand, large supply OF Cumberland
Coal, from the Frostburg Mining Company, all of
which he will sell ON accommodating terms.
Yard south side Pennsylvania avenue, between
18th and 18th streets, First Ward.
Dec 1851 VIM. t DOVE.
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POSTAGE REFORMS ABRoAD.-Tbc new postage
law ofPrussia is said 10 be excellent single letter
under fifty miles is taxed about q cents; between
fifty and two hundred and fifty, 81 cents; and for
all greater distances, cents. This is decidedly a
step in advance, taken 10 concliatc the people.
Put with this the liberal law Of France, charging
four all single letters; and that of Spain,
Just promulgated, charging twenty four maraveds
on single, and forty eight on double letters, "a
maravcdi is the sixth part of cent? that Of Bel.
gium charging four sous on single letters; that Of
Austria about liberal the Prussian, and there
arc found the best laws enacted in Europe for half
ton Of ls4s. These laws all abolish the franking
privilege.
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RoBRERy.-The till of the Diamond Coffee house
was robbed night before last of money and due bills
to the amount of about 81 000-about & so of which
III gold and silver. The police were called as
the robbery was discovered, and all the PEG
pie in the house searched, without, however, elicit
ing any information which could lead to the detec-
ton of the robbers-Pitts Com. Journal, 10Th.
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cRNhIENT. STATE

A Wv hsNhrNI. sIAfhs AMI oIHER
VI Stocks, bought and sold. Checks on all the
Principal Cities for sale in sums TO suit by
Nov. 27-dlw &co2w CHUBB & SCHENCK
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From ST.. DoMINGo.-By the schooner Enter
prise, from st. Domingo, November goth, we learn
that the Emperor of the Republic of Hayt had is
sued edict, to take effect on the 5th December,
that no vessel arriving without cargo should be al
chant allowed to do business without paying a IL
of 800 Spanish per year, in place of 900,
as before; and no foreign clerk, without paying
y 900 Spanish per year The export duty on cof-
fee and logwood had arisen from So Hayten to
$50 per 900 lbs, and in the same ratio on all mer-
chandise. He has fixed price all exports and i'm
ports-was about to march his army against the
Spanish port of the island, Business very dull.
Coffee, $ 5 per 100 lbs.-N. Y. Jour. Com.
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MOTHERS LovE.--Mrs. Julia Fclio fell dead in
the streets Of Toronto on the 22d ultimo from over
excitement in her efforts 10 procure bail for her
son, led about ten years old, who had been de-
tected, with several other youths, in tho act Of
Stealing from garden, and lodged in Jail.
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Arrival or FATHER MATHEW ~ BALTIMORE
The train from Philadelphia which arrived here
yesterday brought on the eminent apostle Of tenn
pcrancc, Father Mathew. He accompanied by
the Rev. Mr. Dolan, the pastor Of St. Patrick's
church, who met him at Havre de Grace, and by
some other gentlemen who we believe came on
with him from Philadelphia. He came up in the
to the President street depot and from thence
proceeded in carriage TO the residence Of the
Rev. Mr.. Dolan, on Broadway, whose guest he
will be during his stay in this city Owing partly
10 the doubt as 20 what time he would come on, as
well 10 his expressed wish, there public
reception Of Father Mathew; but al the depot when
the cars stopped numbers were in waiting, with
many Of whom the reverend gentleman exchanged
salutatons.
We understand that Father Mathew will remain
here for several days. and perhaps until after Sun
day next, should the state Of his health warrant
him in doing He is now in some measure re-
covered from the feeble state Of health under which
he has been laborng, and, we thought yesterday,
looked quite wel but il is still deemed cxpcdient
that during his stay here be should keep as quiet
as possible, and avoid undue cxertion and excite
mcnt. On his departure from here he purposes
going direct 90 Charleston, $. c., and will proba-
bly, spend the winter in the South.-Baitinore
dmcrtcdn, l2th.
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NORTH CARoLINA IRoN.-The Fayetteville IN.
c. Observer states that abundance of rich iron
ore has been discovered in the close vicinity of that
town, near Rocktish Creek, and that David Muir
ply, esq, enterprsing gentleman, has purchased
the premises, and commenced the erection of a
foundry.
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SUGAR CRoP IN Puerto RIco-We have been al
lowed, by the politeness of mercantile firm in this
city, TO take the following extract from private
letter addressed TO them, dated Mayaguez, Octo-
Der 20:
"We are happy TO state that the sugar crop, as
well in this district throughout the island prom
Uses great abundance. Here the elaboration will
commence with the year, and shipments may be
effected after the 10th of January.-N. o. Pic, 9TH
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INCORPORATION sTOCK-wanted by
~ Dec div CHUBB & SCHENCL
A CARD.

DETER II. GREEN, formerly citizen Of Maine,
Il recently resident Of Loufsans, and a friend
and supporter Of General Taylor respectfully pre-
sents himself to the members of the House of Rep
resentatives a candidate for the office Of Ser
geant Arms. For his character and qualifca-
Representatives in Congress from the former State
Dec
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Miss Il. u. SCOTT will give music lessons on
WI the piano and guitar. She is confident after
the experience she has bad in giving lessons in semi
naries, both South and West, she will give satsfac-
ton to those who favor her with their patronage
Dec. Al
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CHRISTMAS FANCY GOODS.
Velvet and Morocco bound Bibles, Prayer
Books, &c., &c.
| VISITING CARDS. Of approved styles, printed
from the plate at short notice.
Plates engraved at
VIM. A. WHEELER CO.'S, Stationers,
Dec. S-lmif Corner of Penn av and 10th st.
DOoMs TO RENT.-Furnished rooms with
IL or without board, in house occupied by pri-
vate family, can be obtained application at the
premises Sth street, third house above G. in the
rear of the Patent Office. Dec 7-6t
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-, and strangers
WI visiting Washington city, viii find comiorta-
bic apartments and board on very moderate terms
at Mrs. KEHOE'S, over Morsell Wilson store
south side Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and
7th streets. Dec. 6-f
UNITED STATES HOTEL, Washington.
V,HE United States Hotel will be opened ON Tues
| i day, the 18th instant, for the reception of
J guests
The Hotel has been entirely renovated, furnished
with entirely new furniture throughout the house
and the proprietor feels confident that his efforts will
not fail TO please his guests. The house will be con-
Quoted entirely by the subscriber, and he hopes TO
merit continuance of the patronage heretofore
extended 10 his father (the late A. Fuller) and him
self EDWARD II. FULLER,
Dec. 6-d2wif Proprietor.
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PAUL PRY.
RosroN. Dec. 10. 1919

bOSTON, Dec. ~, 1919.
The case Of Professor Webster continues to oc-
cupy the public mind although the excitement is
not 80 great as il was II will be renewed probably
the rendering of the verdict, which may be ex-
pected on Wednesday. There has been visible re-
action in public opinion during the last few days in
Professor WIS favor. The people of Cambridge
very generally regard him as innocent. As they
are probably the most familiar with all the minute
incidents of his case, this may be regarded a IA
vorable fact Many of the statements on which
public opinion has been formed have turned out to
be erroneous, and increased caution in jumping to
conclusions is manifest.
By the Europa, which arrived here yesterday,
came passengers two gallant Hungarians, General
Fragay and Major Fornet. The former was at Co
morn, and brings testimonials from Kapka Of ser
vice in twenty eight battles. The latter dis.
tinguishcd civilian until the revolution broke out
Both gentlemen bring letters to President Taylor,
and will soon be in Washington. The sympathy
in favor Of these fugitves from Austrian opprcs-
sion is very general here, and strong. Those who
have arrived have been welcomed with open arms.
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WASHINGTON ssEN

WASHINGTON ASSEMBLIES.
A IA MEETING Of the subscribers TO the WASH
N INGTON ASSEMBLIES, held at Gautier's on
the 5th of December, the following named gentle
men were elected
MANAGERS:
Hon. Revcrdy Johnson, John w. Butler,
" r. C.. Cabcl John Potts
Col w. w. S. Bliss John p. Wolf
DR.. H. l.. Heiskell, Hon p. Soue.
Alexander II. Cross, " II. L. Clingman,
J. Knox Walker, Com. II. f. Ballard
Clement March. Lieut.. b. Carter
w. w. Scaton, s. Nicholson,
Thomas Richie, Major James Edelin,,
s. l.. Gouverncur, Capt. w. a. T. Maddox,
DR.. Thomas Miller, John II. Saunders
John A. Smith,
There will be ForR ASSEMBLIES during the win
ter. No citizen, Member of Congress, or resident
for the winter, will be admitted 10 any one Assem-
bly, without subscribing for the whole; and no gen
deman will BE- admitted unless he presents a ticket
at the door.
The first Assembly will be given on Thursday,
the 80 of January, ls50. Dec. l3-3tif
THRIsTnIAs BOOKS, SOUVENIRS, ANNU-
~ aIs, and richly bound illustrated Works, Paper
Mache Portfolios, Card Cases and Bindings, French
Turkey Morocco Portfolios, highly finished, and
a most varied, rich and large collection Of appro-
pirate presents for tho approaching holidays.
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
Dec. IL Booksellers, near 9th 81.
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North Of The base line, and ,cest Of The i'm JrineiJ
meridian.
NOTICE TO PRE-. EMPTloN CLAIMANTS

NVNTNFs to
Every person entitled 20 the right Of pre- cmption
10 any Of the lands within the townships above
enumerated, is required TO establish the same 10 the
satisfaction ofthe Register and RccciRerofthe proper
Land Office, and make payment therefor soon a.
practicable after seeing hs notice and before the day
appointed for the commencement Of the public sale
Of the lands embracing the tract claimed otherwise
such claim will be forfeited.
j. BUTTERFIELD,
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LA WILLIE DE PARIS.
French Confectionery, Bon-Bons, Fancy
Boxes, COmestibIes, &c.

A LA VILE DE PARIS.
French Confectionery, Bon-Bons, Fancy
Boxes, ComestibIes, &c.
~ GAuTlER respectfully announces to the
~ public that he has now completed his winter
arrangements, and is fully prepared to furnish
BALLS, PARTIES, DINNERS, AND PRIVATE
ENTERTAINMENTS,
with every description off RENCH CONNECTION
cry, PRESERVES, COMESTIBLES, &c. Sc, in
the best manner and at the shortest notice
He would state that he has given his particular
attention, during the past summer, 10 the manu-
facture of every description of
FRENCH CONFECTIONERY, BON. BONS. &c
to which he calls especial attention. as he thinks he
has arrived at perfection in this branch of his
business which is not equalled by any other house
in America is proved by the large orders no ia
continually receiving from the North for these ar
ticles.
FANCY BOXES, &c.
His annual importation of thcse goods has ar
rived, and will be arranged for public inspection
on Saturday, the 22d instant, 10 which he partiou-
lary invites the attention Of those desiring Holiday
Presents, which, for newness and beauty of style,
will vie with any imported into this country,
and will be sold on the most reasonable terms.
The following articles now in store, and con-
stantly for sale:
300 boxes Petit Pois
500 do Mushroom
100 do Truffles
5000 lbs. Preserves assorted, by the pound or in
the bottle
Large assortment Of Sauces, Spanish Olives
300 bottles Currant Jelly, assorted sizes
5000 lbs. Chocolate, Of different kinds
200 kegs Grape
200 quart bottles Of fresh Tomato
300 bottles Tomato Sauces, al IS cents per
bottle
FOR HIRE
He has for hire, on the most reasonable terms
the following articles
Two pair of very rich Candelabras
Silver Spoons, large, dessert and tea
Forks, large and dessert
Glass Ware Of every description
Large assortment of Plates, Fruit Stands, &c
A LA WILLIE DE PARIS,
Dec l2-dlw&cou corner Of llth II. & Penn. av
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From HAvANA.-By the arrival here yesterday
OF the brig Selma, Captain Carceleon, from Havana
thedate of her departure.
The American brig Winthrop, from Portland,
Maine, laden with lumber, dismasted off Puerto
Rico in a tremendous gale, which she encountered
into Puerto Rico by "A Spanish gun-boat and two
launches belonging to the arsenal, the Goth ult.
lady, named Donna Gabrela Fort lately died
in Havana at the advanced age of l03 years. She
preserved her intellectual faculties unimpaired to
the last.
There is no change in the markets since our last
advices by the Ohio.
Every thing seemed tranquil on the island as far
as discoverabe by the public prints, under the rigid
censorship which prevails throughout Cuba
~ o. PicaUune. 5th
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NOVA SCOTIA PoTAToEs.--3,0O 900 bushels
~ "Bue-nosc" Potatoes, cargo Of brig Jane
from CORVALLIS, n. s., represented TO be strictly
prime-equal TO any ever shipped from the prov
inces. Apply to
LAMBERT s. MCKENZIE,
Dec. lot Alexandria.
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o. PosTPONEMENT OF THE PUBLIC
Land Sales ut Du Buque, Iowa.-Notice is
hereby given, that the Public Sales Of Lands or
dered by proclamation Of the President Of the
United States, dated the fifteenth day Of Septom-
Der, lS49, TO be held at the LAND 0FFfcE al d.,
Buque, Iotcd the 7th and 2lst days of January.
1850, are declared to be postponed until further
notice.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washing
ton, this llh day Of December, ammo Domini one
thousand eight hundred and forty mine.
u. TAYLOR.
By The President
J. BurrERFHLD,
Commissioner Of hs Gennai Land Office
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To conclude with the laughable Farce of
THE IRISH LION
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JUVENILE BOOKS FOR PRESENTS, Just
~ received from every publisher in the country
and comprising all the new and standard Books
for young people, beautifully gotup in the printing
and binding, and for sale at northern prices.
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Dec. u Booksellers, near 9th st.
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"Castanet Dance" La Petite Carmar
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Sxopping Nerspapcrs.-We copy The
slEoving from the Scientific American.
Il suits q great many meridians in this
country:
4 class Of conceited, touchy people,
tho stop newspaper on account OF any
.etiv paragraph that displeases them, are
cIeverly ridiculed by an exchange as fol-
lows. The parable should be kept before
the people:
certain man hit his toe against peb-
Bile stone and fell headlong TO the ground.
Ne was vexed, and under the influence
of anger and active seli.sulliciency. he
kicked old mother earth right sauciiy--
With imperturbable gravity. he looked 70
see the ..great globe itself dissolved and
come 10 nought But the earth remained
and only his poor foot was injured IN the
encounter. This Is the way OF man. IN
article appears in newspaper touching
him in a weak place. and straigatway nc
sends word to stop his paper. W TN
great self conplacency. he looks on 10
see crash. when the object OF his spleen
shall cease 10 be. Poor fool. he only hit
hi, own toe against world that does not
perceptibIy feel the shock. and INJURIES to
no extent any one bat himself
.Why is dandy Ike mushroom!
Give it up!
Because he's regular sap-heai-
lis waist is remarkably slender;
Ills gro tl exceedingly rapid,
Ana his top is uncomuonIy tenfrr!
A SMART Womiy--The Princess Of
Orange owns eleven steamers, with which
she trades to different ports III Europe.
going occasionally with her own ventures
as supercargo.
Increase Of Popuiafion.--ln 1885,
only thirteen wears ago. there were not
5000 white inhabitin's between Lake
Michigan and the Pacific con.-Now
there are nearly ODJ,O0).
Importance Of Piank Ronds 10 Far
mcrs.--t corrcspon lent Of the Detroit
Bulletin has the following valuable suggcs-
tons:
Scientific experiments have proved that
the same power required TO move one ton,
in IA common lumber wagon on level
earth road. viii NOV; the sam: wagon VITA
q load Of i tons on a level wood surface
GT.;incc 1916. the people Of Massa-
chusaits have invested about 5j7 900 600
in railroads and other improvements the
dividends on which, during the present
year. will exceed $4,000. 90. The
estim tied value If taxable property ii the
State is $40 100000.
RgcE.r CETsc-s or iiILwArKIE-I'h
are l6 600 soui5-G $50 tnlcricans sos
Germans. 2.I87 Irish. i}5 Iiolander~.
~ Scotch. So Norweigaus. II French,
81 Wclch, Danes. and 6 Sweics.
o. 1t is supposed that the new census
will show the population Of PIPER Canada
20 be about 100 900. Lower Canada IS
csil,natcd to contain nearly 500 GOO
0J-'Thc annual agricultural exports Of
Lchigh county. Pa. are estimated at
$1,000 and the manu- acturc Of pig
iron AT G75 900 tons.
r3-Thc @rHre buries every error ~
covers every defect --cxtnguiShos every
resentment. From its peaceful bosom
spring, none bat fond regrets and tender
recoliections Who can look down upon
the grave OF an enemy. and not feel a
coinpunc'inu5 throb that he shouil haze
warred Win tie poor handful o! ca.'.i indt
lies moullering before h:n!
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CNOi ERAi GEE OEER AZ.

Il sAkE., frotn my stable, about the 10Th o.
JnIy, one single set Of black mounted
f;noric uarnrss-il.e line rings broken off on
tie left side; also, two nearly new Saddles-one
i horned-Saddle with calf-skin seat, black bind :
inr around the cantle, blue cloth. brass stirrups;
!, common one. worth 81, blue cloth, +. h. Oh
tn. back part of the cantlc, stirrups uuIIkc.
II any one has "tailen them to use,'' please
return them; bat If stoLcn, liberal rrward viii
be gwen By the subscriber for the THIEF and
PROPERTY. ITO las LDS. AItD-.
Richmond, sept 5:ll, 10. .s.5t
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/. or 4 c Il.

ENTERS of administration of the Estate
II 4 of sarah Irimtlc lake on W iiyhe Township.
Wayne county, and 1;nte oi ini.I.tna. deceased,
were granted to The Undersigned by thr Clerk
Of the Probate Court Of SuiJ Cuuafv, on the
1ih day OF September l~io. The estate Is prob
ably solvent.
The unIrrsigned will oil.r ut pnbiIc sale on
Fri;ty the 9th DAY of October next. at the iat-
residence OF Sarah Trunblr, one mile ;,;ii hali
South OF Richmond on the Richmond ans Bps-
ton Turnpike Ru,i, the following property to-
wit: Corn, Hay. Oats, one Horse. one two
horse Wagon and gears, Ploryhs. Hoes. aud
other Farming Utensils; ! mici! Cows, = Brcvc<,
several yonng Cattle. Hogs. Household AMI
Kitchen Furniture, " GOD chopped, aui Il vlrio-
" OF other articles too Tedious To Hcutfon.--
"A credit of twelve months viii hc gwen all
sums over three dollars. Notes and security TO
BE- approved Is the undersigned viii IL required
OF the purchasers. Further terms viii b. made
known on The daY Of sale,
IriIAHEG ". TRINBLE. iin,r.
Sept. -, Isl :-;ts
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Et.sr VOLUME or TIL.
SEX; Il 4 E'zc a 81 = 2 : \ Z! /.

20 .a.e.i.'.s. N:9C i.s.si;c~ lHt &stt1,t>.
al, pul.I--i.---. .t~ss..,rteto AMERICAN
IN Returning titer thaif3. ti... community for
tlIr ia rsl s1apoft ani ENCOURAGEMENT which
Las Sem cxie led 10 them durig the past four
years would respectfully oivs. motto. that fht
Is; number Of Volume >. ail b. issued on tie
80 Ct S-pt.nb..r. a4Iariing favorable o!'For
tuhHH loi ..ii 10 s0hScrt5e, no may Wish t. al
the'nsrlve> Of In Ta!uo!'l- Information 'l"a5 :
toIHa ~ as columns. he new :eiHHe WIZ -
commences with u"w type, printed on eNft1
fine piprr. manufactured expressly for this pub
hcafion. ana e'Hh-i!!~hrd with ciia7te ana ei--
CANT hcr!er. It XIII he published A. heretofore
II qnhrio form. thus aiioroiUg at tho end Z" II"
var ii blNi Fitt /. BOOK Of ON tt ] ~ ~
tft.~. roni tinlfr h'tW-e!.f urH 3pFtt I'll : II
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= Office is hereby given, that the under
: signed has taken ont Of the Wayne Probate.
Court letters Of administrations on the E-fatt. o.
EliJah w Girton, decd late Of Boston township.
Wayne county, lndiaDa. All persons indebted To
aid Estate, are required to make imned late
payment, ana all having claims against the same
w III present thctn legally authenticated, for s.t
iIr!nent within the time specified by law. The
Estate Is probably solvent.
JAMES r. HARRIS, Adm'r.
Boston, Ia, Aug. Jgth, leiJ. a1:3w
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4 administrators Notice.

Nlif. undcrsgned having taken out or the
W ayur Probate Court letters Of admins
tr@tion on the Estate Of Isaiah Girton, deccdse,
late OF Boston township, Wayne county. lnii-
ana; hereby notifies all persons dcbted to SAID
Estate 10 make immediate payment. and those
having citifhS against lil stinr to prese ut them
sEal auth it.4 itrd for settlement, within tie
time specified by lazy. The Estate is supposed
u be solvent LEVI GiLTON, -tdna'r.
TRISTAN, 1ias. 3Gif, 1919. 31:.iw
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Richmond Prices Current.

Wheat, s. Thu. for old. Flaxseed, G5970c u
g Ono fixed price for new.
Corn, 20025. Oats, 20022.
Apples (dred) 15c. Flour, fl00ibs) $3.50.
Butter, I00l2c T u. .. (p barrell s525.
Lard. &c u IL. Eggs. tl9I0c Y toz.
Bacon fhog round, SAGE
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= ME subscriber respectfully informs The pub
l lie AND his friends, that he still continues
the Stone eating business ia Richmond on Pearl
street. near the Market House. zhere he will be
pleased - furnish cut stone OF every description
on TIE most accommodating terms. lie has how
hand tand expects shortly 20 receive an adll-
tional supply i complete assortment Of
iNFRCiN N'RBiE 4 CHIC GRAVE Sf0Nis
WHICH he will sell cheaper. for cash, than they
have ever before been sold ii this city.
Pain and Ornamental. Lettering.
done in goot stvle and 10 or4er Call and ex-
anime his assortment; and prices.
DANIEL MORRISON.
Richmond, June 6, 10. 3-l.4s