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REPRiEvE OF CoNNoR.-Thomas Conner.
convicted of the murder of Capt. Hutchinson,
OF Accomac, Va, was to have been executed
in Baltimore yesterday; but on Thursday eve
ming reprieve arrived fom the Governor d.
Tecting the poslponement for the present of the
execution, but not naming any day, leaving the
inference that the sentence will probably be
commued to Imprisonment for life. The pri
soner protested to have given up oil hope OF
reprleVe or cOmmulation, and was cheerful and
apparently resigned TO his doom.
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INSURE YOUR LIVES: INSURE THE

- AANOs VI youE - MS very
portant duty should not be neglected or deferred
for single day. The National Safety Insurance
and Trust Company, principal Office 90, Walnut
Street phia-Charter perpetual-Capital
$3.50 GOO office of the Agency in Richmond In
Lisle's Row, Pearl Street, next to Messrs Toer a.
Cook, continue to offer the greatest inducements
and advantages to the public In regard to Life In
surance. assurances will be effected upon the
lives OF white persons for any length of time upon
the Mutua! System-premiums moderate. Slaves
will be insured at low rates, for period of from
one to seven years; thereby offering to slave own.
ers greater advantage than any other Company in
Virginia All losses promptly and satisfactorily ad
tusted.
Pamphlets and Circulars containing full particu
lars, or any verbal information upon the subject
may be obtained gratis, on application to
CIR BROKEN, MD,
Agent and Medical Examiner, Richmond, Va
ye2ts
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EY The Stomach prepares the elements of
the bile and the blood and If does the work eeby
and impenecty, liver disease il the certain result
as soon therefore, as any affection OF the liver 10 per-
csived we may be that the digestive organs
lister specific which will act directly upon the stom
~. manspring of the animal machinery For
GE s kRu,Ppss ,, We can recommend HO0FLAnDs
o s INA biTTERS, prepared by DR.. 9. u. Jack
son. rhlladsipha Acting a an alternative and tonic
ana the digestiop changes the condition
81 the blood and thereby gives regularity 70 the bow
en- h1-dksaw
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BALTIMORE. July 8. Arrangements are in
progress TO give the President an appropriate
welcome on hisjourney north next week.
Judge John Glenn is dead.
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I~ We learn from the Petersburg agent of
Adams Cos Express, that the Irishman, O'Day
who was stabbed by Augustine Lipscomb, in Pc
tersburg, on the Fourth of July, died yesterday OF
lnckiaW
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DEATH OF JUDGE TALIAFERRo The Liberty
Bedford county, Sentinel of yesterday, an.
nounces the death OF Judge Taliaierro, of tina,
circuit. He died at franklin Court House on
Saturday last. He was man highly esteem.
ed for his private virtues and the integrity Of
his public character.
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informs his friends and the public In general that
he has removed from No II to No 10, Immediately
opposite his old stand and that of Msssrs Van Lew
& Taylor, where he has opened with fresh and
Paints, Oils Dye Stuifs Brushes, Fancy Articles,
&c; and great care is observed in the selection
of hts Stock, purchasers may rely upon obtaining
everything pure and flee from aduteretion, and at
as low and accommodating terms as they can be
bought anywhere IN the city.
Orders end prescriptions carefully and neatly
put up, and particular attention paid to shipping
and packing. ABODEkER,
uy 26-ts No 10 Main Street
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BY n emit. Pafae d Aents
UCTION SALE OF MILLINERY and

UCTION SALE OF MILLINERY and
"A FANCY GOODs.-By virtue of Deed Of
Trust, to me executed by VIM Swords, dated the
9th day of Msy, 1853, and recorded In the Illus
tings Court. Richmond, shall sell at public sue
ton, on THU sDAY next the 14th July, 1883, be
ginning at 9 O'Clock. n, The Stock OF Goo6s
Street
The Stock embraces Bonnets, French Flowers
Ribbons. Silks and Satins; Straw Trimming,
Ginps, Braids, Illusion, Bonnet Wires and Frames;
worked Collars, Edgings, Laces. Perfumery,
Comos, Blu tons, Fringes-with many other desira
bic articles a1lea =
Also, lot of Store Fixtures
Ladies are invited to attend or send orders.
Terms made known at sale. 1853 $50
HOWISON. Trustee
Sale conducted by KENT, PAINE KENT. Aucss.
jy9 -.A' = A1s''
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- FOR RRNT, tho large faulty Residences
In fret rsts repair. With large Garden and
every other convenience. suitable for = large and
genteel family, formerly occupied BY Beverly Blair,
Esq. on the corner OF Maln and let sireeta Rent
moderate 10 GOOD tenant Apply 70
jy6 T0LKR q COOK Aosnte
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ADDITIONAL ny THE AMERICA.
CHINA,


Farther intelligence from China states that
the British troops had been ordered to Shang.
hal TO protect British interests there. The
Susquehanna was going up to Nankin wiz,
the American Commissioner when she got
aground near Woosung and finally returned.
Pirates were busy ON the coast and mad at
tackled several English vessels.
At Canton everything was quite. trade IN
imports was large at reduced prices. lea
dull.
Al Shanghai business was suspended. The
steamer Mississippi was expected there on
April 9th.
Nankin was captured by the rebels on the
Dist of March. They subsequently,, however,
evacuated the city and were defeated outside
in an engagement with the Imperial troops.
THE VERY LATEST.
The London correspondent of the CONNER.
cial Advertiser, the substance of whose letter
is telegfsphed from Halifax, gives rum0r that
the Russian government had offered one mil
lion vi dollars for the American Steamers
Frsnshn and Humboldt.
The accounts from China are very contra.
diciory. Ii is reported that the abandonment
OF Shanghai by the population is not true.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
Messrs. Bell 81 Co. report business during
the week almost al stand still, being inhu
enced by duliuess in other branches of the
market. Messrs. Barring Brothers mention no
change-the demand still limited, but prices
supported. The only sale of Importance was
in Virginia Skies at 80 ex div. Other quota
lions are unaltered.
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TIHE PUBLIC, generally, are invited to call
l. at my Yard, at the corner of Byrd and 9th
streets and examine the stock of all kinds of Plank
Scantling &c, from up James River, not surpassed
in quality by any. For sale ON accommodating
terms. THOMAS WILLIAMS,
Lumber and General Commits. ion Merchant.
10 8-3tx
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II Senior de Larranzar, the Mexican Min.
lister. took leave of the President on Thursday.
He made neat address, Astounding with
friendly sentiments, and expressing the hope
that in the solution of the pending questions,
the spirit OF justice, Cancellation and mutual
respect might prevail. The President replied
in appropriate terms, after which General AL.
monte, the new Mexican Minister, presented
his credentials, and delivered an address, in
which he expressed the anxious hope that
amicasle relations through all time might be
maintained between the two countries, and So
llcited the CO operation of the President for the
furtherance Of that object. The President re.
sponded in happy manner, and the interview
terminated.
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NV sTHA \ ED from The subscriber. SIEVE.
A6ral days ago, Grey Horse, with Q bob
tan, aud scar on his left shoulder also Black
Horse, with small star ON ais forehead, and bis
right knee enlarged
ANY person returning then to me, or any infor.
nation that may lead to their recovery, viii be II.
beraly rewarded 80
ISL II G TRAYLOR, Union Hill.
nearly opposite Elijah Bsker'G
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By wellington Goddin,

10
TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
i Farm near Brook Turnpike. y miles
from fundamentally virtue of a deed of Trust.
executed to the subscriber by Julia q, Raiiev
bearing date Let March, 1850. duly recorded in
hennco County Court shall, at the request of the
assignee OF last bond secured by said trust deco
proceed to sell at public auction on the premises
on Friday Afternoon, the 22d July, 1883 II
fair, If not, the next lair day at AZ o'clock. the
Farm conveyed thereby, containing 81 acres, living
near the Brook Turnpike, about n.iies from Eich
mond, and now in the occupancy of said Bailey.
Terms cash. w, GODDIN
jy8 Trustee.
H,AND 9 O hl K BUILDING LOTS ON
IL CHURCH HILL, ON GRACE, 30TH AND
9TH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Win be sold on Thursday Afternoon, the
18th July. 1858, upon the premises, commencing at
O'clock very valuable building Lot on the south
side of Grace, between 28,h and 29th Streets adj
joining Mrs Bretts residence, fronting IS feet run.
nDg back l50 feet to an alley; also 143 feet of
ground on the west line of Both, between Main and
Franklin streets, running back 1876 feet to an alley
After which, will be sold 92H feet of ground on
the west line of 9th street. to street, (beinQ
part of square No. SO in Adams addition,) running
back l25 iedet to an alley
months, for negotiable notes, interest added secu
red by trust deed or title retained till the last note
Is paid
iy It'd w GODDIN, Auctr.
HANDSOME BRICK TENEMENT ON
IL TIE NORTH SIDE OF MARSHALL, BE
TWEEN HENRY AND SMITH STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION-Wilib be sold on Tuesday.
the 18th July 1853, upon the premises, commenc
ing at ST O'Clock M, the neat brick Dwelling on
the North line of Marshall street., near to Henry
street. now occupied by Mr.. A. B. Bott. The house
is nearly new, and 10 remarkably we'll built.
Terms One third cash, baiance at and 6
months for negotiable otes, interest added, and
title retained till last note shall be paid.
jy6 w. GUDDIN, Auct
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AMES WUUDHOUSE, Successor 10 MOI
Woodhouse, has just received the folIouinI

i AMES WOODHOUsE, Successor 10 Nah
Woodhouse, has just received the following
New Books: -"
Lyells Mammal of Elementary Ge ,lorv. or The
Ancient changes of the Earth and its inhabtarts.
as illustrated BY geological monuments: BY Cir
Charles Lyell-new and entirely revised edition,
illustrated with plates, maps and wool cuts, 8 70,
This edition, reprinted from the Last EnRlish edi-
ton, contains all the latest revsious and correc
tons of the learned author and Ia In every respect
equal, 1t not superior 70 the London copy.
Home Pictures, by Mrs Mary Andrews Denison,
price g. "What Is 1t but map of busy life .
New Edition Don Qaixote de In Mancha, by
Migeui de Cerysntes Saayedra; revised ransla-
ton, based on those Of Motteux, Jarvis and Smol.
lett. with numerous Illustrations 80
McClintock's Second Book In Latin, containinr
Syntax, and reading Lessons In prose, forming .
sufflcient Latin Reader, with initiative exercises
and vocabulary, BY McCIintock, DID, 75c
The Boyhood of Great Men, intended 40 an ex.
ample to youth, with illustrations. 6oc jyT
raNHE partnership heretofore existing between
BROWN ~ BIRMINGHAM, il dissolved by
mutual censent.
JOSEPH R KEINIEGHAM will in future be
found at his store, 226 Broad Street, where be win
be glad to receive orders from his friends In any
department of Book Binding or Blank Book Manu-.
factudng-adding the promise that his work shaIl
be well done and at the lowest rates.
July 9th, 1853. -
R KElNINGhAM Is snil selling bargains In
Books and Stationery, at No S26 Brosd Street.
very pretty assortment of Fancy Articles just
received and for sale low. 49,
Waverly Magazine, Boston Pilot, Gieasons Pic.
torial and number of other papers regularly re-
ceived. jy5
" Plain and figured Bereges for CSC, spiendid -
| sortment of Lawns Zoe 70 37xc, Berege Deiainos
| lee, superior quality zoe to Csc, Swiss Camhric
and checked Musins, dotted Dresses, white and
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ENUINE SALAMANDER SAEEs.

GENUINE SALAMANDER SAFES
" The subscribers now receiving full assert.
ment of as Herrings Wilder's Patent Saaman.
der Safes" None others are genuine but those
made by Herring) His Safes have stood the test of
thousand fires, took the premium at the Worlds
Fair and will take it everywhere. The subscri Der
being Agent for the State OF Virginia. is prepared
to have them manufactured to order, of any size
from s35 to $1,000 All merchants, brokers' banks
monied men should have Herring's Patent Sala.
mander Safe. Call at 1876 Cary street, aud make
selection. Il McoANDLiSH, in,
iv7 136 Cary street.
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r. New Daguerrean GaIIery.-MINNIs

~ new UaKu6Freah GaIIery.-MINNIS
e. WATSON beg leave TO inform their friends
snG the public that they have removed the GaIlerv
from the Mansion House 10 N o LAG, few doors be-
low the American Hotel, on the opposite side.
where they have fitted up splendid Daguerrean
Gallery, Tor the accommodation OF those who may
visit their rooms.
The Subscribers are too well known for com.
ment, as they have had rooms for the last two
years In this city, and have always given entire
satisfaction But they are happy 70 announce to
the public that they have superior facilities for
taxing foe Pictures, 10 what they have ever had,
and pledge themselves TO give Pictures unsurpassed
In tha United Stases In sotness OF tone or style Of
coiofing. Gall and sse tne beautiful specimens oil
the aEt, whesher you wish Pictures or not
sgsa AlkkIS A. WATSON.
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sE SimonS Stereoscopes.-We have seer
nothing lately that like SO wen as This new :,
of Pictures taken by NJ sIhoNs, Isl Main street
We would advise all who have not seen them n
call at the above establishment and examine them
jy6
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WANTED:

4 TTENTION PAINTERs!! -Wasssd i.
II medistoly, couple Of good workmen. Apply
q my shop "a 10Th strsst IN rssr Of B =. ncwe's
House, Sign and Ornamental Painter.
u S-2t
W ANTRD-A good Dining Room Servant for
~ the balance Of the year or y the p TsSn,h
WANTKD-Four White Wsmen, to w.sh
and iron only. None need apply unless able
70 I, give good references. Apply at the American
Hotel. jy6-3ts
kNLokisT -Wanted, situation a. Gardener
ana Florist, BY young man who has been
educated a. such, and filed the situation of assist
ant lor number Of years In the Royal Gardens OF
in rsss.d &c hs can give oil necessary references
address FLORIST, Bon 4l7, Richmond o.
" t-Se
w ANrED: by the subscriber, from four to SIX
,ss s1mo1s Gream per day, for which I viii pay
y 20. ANDREW PIzzINI.
OUkNEYMAN CARPENTERS WANTED
.ersonrg R.ilrosd Company. 10
NOTiCE.-I wish to hire a Wam.n -6o -,
~ come well recommended a. : eood Conr
Washer and Ironer soou ~ooA'
" 7-lw ASLEE.
ANDs WANT D.-Wanied, colored
II Hands, by the day or month, for vbich Nc
highest price win be paid. Those having Hands
office of the Richmond and Petersburg RaiirosS
Company.
jy6 THos DoDAMEAD, sup,t.
( NARPENTERS.-Want to hire to VorE On
~ MILL five or ten Carpenters. For such az
will suit, good wages will be paid Apply to
je3o L. D. CRENSHAW & CO.
WANTRD-A Bread Baker. Apply to
Ma At mi
jsas @ = III 1A Main stree,
WANTED TO RENT.-We wish to rent for
w one or more years, q Plantation, say of
from 90 to zoo acres, with Improvements thereon,
and not exceeding miles from Richmond. For
such Plantation liberal rent will be given, either
in cash, or part of the crop; Apply to
OERVANTs WANTED FOR THE
~ SPRINGS We wish to hire Immediately. 6
male dining room and house Servants also good
assistant Cook, for the Syringe. Persons having
such for hire will do well to cali without delay.
je2a TOLER e. COOK, Agents.
NAJ wish to hire White Mar 4,
w to attend to little Farm near Richmond
A3s & General AGENT ED al ead E esi1ss'sr
WANTED-Virginia Fire and Marine Insu.
nv 20 MACE & WINSTON.
w the year, or by the month, No dining room
servant One that csn come well recommended.
Applyto EDWD D EACHO,
e23 General Agent and Collector.
M ANTED FOR THE SWEET SPRINGS,
w A first rate assistant Man Cook. None
need apply but good one, who can come well re-.
commended and has been accustomed to cooking
in public houses
je15 MACE & WINSTON.
NTANTED-I wish 10 hire for the bslance Of
w the year, able-bodied MEN, to 60 II miles In
the country; white or black.
EDW'D D EACHO,
JED General Agent and Collector
ENMPLOYMENT.-30 Hans Q, who are &C.
"a customed to manufacturing Coats, Pants and
Vests, can have constant employment on appica.
don to III SWEENEY at
KENT, PAINE g. KENT'S,
my 80 No ii Fourteenth street.
g. TURTLE eOUP.-A really fine
G&97&$ Turtle will be served up in Soup,
Steaks and Fricassees. TO-DAY, at
IL o'clock, at OUR HOUSE Families
supplied as ususl. y6-4t
~ VSUtH IJTtInN Ann 4 ' n u a ~ m n
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NtsTlCk

NVVlCh.
THE undersigned would inform bis friends snf,
= the public generally, that he will continue The
ne s heresofore conducted by Dr. Maupiu, on
pledges himself to use every exer,icn 10 maintsin
us present nigh reputation He will be assste in
the Matnemssical and Scientific department " a
OF talent. reputation and experience. The NEXT
session will commence on the lst of October. He
calls attention to the following card
PHILIP II MONTAGUE
MFR II MONTAGUE has had CHI rae of The de.
partment OF Ancient Languages in my School for
the last three years He has given me much salts.
faction as well qualified and Efficient Teacher, and
with pleasure Tecomme nd him to the patronage
OF my friends snd the citizens generally
MAUPIN
He would also refer to the following gentle.
men: 80
James Lyons Esq Gustavus A Myers, Esq
arthur Morson, EGG Rev Alex Jones, D b
Thomas Price, Esq Rev Geo w Laaghorne
more specific notice will shortly appear.
jy7-6t* III
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1872 Broadway, New York. General Agent.
BENNETT d. BEERS,
jy 9-5t l25 Main st, Richmond
jy 9--5t

Cy Morse's Invigerating Elixir Cor.
DIAL.-tn this age of nosrums and humbug In medi-
cal practice tits quite relief to be able TO write
article in favor of medicine that has proved be all
that its talented ntroducer has said of it. This Elixir
10 purely vegetable extract, aud can be reached by
any person who stands in need of it, it costs but
little and it has raved the lives and the health Of
thousands. We all aware of the great age which
the Arabs reach and they rarely affected by sick
ness 1t is well known that their remarkable longe-
witty does not arise frem any peculiarly of their eli
mate but solely from the fact that they possess some
vegetable production which preserves life and health
beyond certainty Professor Morse has been great
traveller, and spent a long time In the East. The
f1uency with which he conversed in Arabic enabled
him t. procure the celebrated plant or herb which
sustains the Arab race He ntroducedit into Europe
In the form of an Elixir. 1t has worked miracles
For Nervous diseases it has equal and has never
restored thousands of men and women from both
mental as well as physical debility in that emf
nent men had pronounced incurable and many OF
these In the full possession of both to
an extraordinary old age. Many young people who
from their pale complexion and loss of bodily health
and mental iger have been completely restored by
the use of few bottles of this miraculous Elixir
This Cordial is extensively recommended by the Medi-
cal faculty to be used by married persons of all classes
and conditions,-f Picayune.
"a 1t is put highly concentrated in pint bottles
and sold for 50 per bottles two for s.; six for &l2.
c. H. RING, 1872 Broadway, New York,
Sold in Richmond, by BENNETT BEES,
jy9-lt lbs Main street.
E Rpidemics make short work of pa.
TENTS with feeble stomachs and disorganized nery.
GUS systems
Keep. therefore, your digestion vigorous, and
your nerves well strung.
The best conservative preparation ia the world
for the stomach, circulation, snd the nerves, is
Morse's Invigorating Cordial If these are disor
dered, remember, in that preparation you have q
certain cure.
E@Itis put up highly concentrated, in pint bot.
tles-seld at 50 per Dottle-2 for $50 for sl2.
C. II. RING,
1872 Broadway, New York.
Sold by BENNETT 81 BEERS,
jy S-3t 125 Main street. Richmond,
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KElkINGhAM Is sril selling bargains In
Books and Stationery, at No S25 Brosd Street.
A very pretty assortment of Fancy Articles Just
received and for sale low. s5es
Waverly Msgazine, Boston Pilot, Gleason's Pic
torial, and number Of other papers regularly re-
ceived. iy5
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-B. C.
" FLANAGAN, of Charlottesville, and GEORGE
RAVES, of Albemsrle this day admitted as
copartners in the firm of HARTsooK & Stokes, in
the Grocery and Commission Business in
this city.
The business will hereafter be conducted under
the style of FLANAGAN, STOKES d CO.
Our Dir FLANAGAN will give special attention to
all consigHments.
D J HARTsOOK,
AY STOKES,
C FLANAGAN,
GEO RIVES.
Richmond, July LIST, 1858.
iv S-d&w2w
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IMPORTANT TO BLACKSMITHS,
i MACHINlSTS, &C, &c.-The subscribers hav.
ins sold thei- Richmond Iron and Steel Works, Of.
fer for sale privately, until the l4th day of July
next their entile stock OF bar iron, hoops, bands
crow bars, hinges, &c, &c
and win Be sold in large or small quantities to re-
sponsibIe customers, upon accommodating terms.
Such of the stock a. may remain unsold at the
expiration of this monsh will be offered at auction
ON Friday, the 18th day of July next, at 10 n.
ie21-d kctdss T0MPKIkS a. GWYNN.
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~ Tooth Ache cured by GarIick &

@ Tooth Ache cured by Garlick q
Gwathmey's Tooth Ache Specfdc.-It IL
warranted to contain nothing injurious to the teeth
and has yet failed in single instance relieve
In few minutes. See the certificate of DR.. Edmunds
practising Dentist ofthis city.
MEssRs. GARLIcE l. QwATyMEY: Cent? have
used nearly fifty phials of your Tooth Ache Specific
and am highly pleased with its good effects. 1t
taialy will relieve the pain when caused by external
agencies does net inure the Teeth and ID excellent
for infamed and spongy Gums. consider it the best
article used for Tooth Ache, and sheerfully recon-
mend it to Dentists and those afflicted with aching
teeth. Yours, respectfully,
THOMAS 81. EDHUNDS.
Sold by BENNETT BEERS, PURCELL. LADD
CO, and Druggists generally. Price Is cents.
ap29-Sm
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JOSEPH r KElNIEGHAM will In future be
found at his store, 226 Broad Street, where be win
be glad to receive orders from his friends In any
department Of Book Binding or Blank Book Manu-.
factufing-adding the promise that his work shall
be well done and at the lowest rates.
July 9th 1883