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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-15
NAVY Reform.

The officers who suffered by the action of the
late Navy retiring board do not seem inclined to be
uncompfaining martyrs. Their friends and the
press in various portions of the country are appeal
ing with great earnestness against the deep dam
nation Of their taking off," We may expect at the
ncxt session of Congress a powerful effort TO re-
dres, the wrongs complained of and reinstate many
of those who have been placed on the retired list
Without entering into the justice of the measure
melted out to the various officers who have been
retired. furloughed and dropped think there can
be but one opinion of a proceeding which combines
in the same tribunal judge, jury, witnesses and exc
eutioner. and condemns men without an opportu-
nifty to confront their aceusers, or utter Single
svIIab,e in their own defence Such was precisely
the constitution and action of the Navy Board
Whilst the viest malefactor white or black in the
United States has the right to hear the charges
against him. and cannot be convicted unless these
charges are sustained by solemn declarations OF wit
nesses under oath, gallant and gray-haired oheers
Of the United States Navy, who have borne the
flag Of their country i'll honor upon every sea, and
some Of whom are covered with scars received IN
her service, have been tried convicted and con
aemned by a secret tribunawithout even being mott
fed that it was the intentionto try them, and with
out the chance to raise finger in selfpreservation
Without moments warning, they have been cut
down deprived of the only support of their families
at time of life when they unable to adopt sue
cessfulIy any vocation and wounded in theil
reputation, which is dearer to them than life We
shall be surprised if Congress, upon sober second
thought, shall approve the process by which the
Navy Board has purged that branch of the service,
process eminently despotic and uni ust
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tY~ Captain tanaf the U.roo,A.

bfated work ''rwenty wears Of mn Sfg.a, 'e tle
cured by HAMPTON'S VEGETABLY TIyCTIgig
Captain Canots brother has long been the sttsn5,
and friend, and is now Medecen en- Chef of tbe Fn,
ror of France. "'0 i'1''
We extract from letter written 10 Mr. sto.,A.i.-
Of the Fountain Hotel, Baltimore The lett =
be read IN full, it does credit to tina head "a NV
OF the Captain. If all who Ind been cured hy n.
TlnctIre of HamptOn's would thus spess opt man.,
now suffering might be induced to try hi, vrs1t
medy: '''''"
Having called on me on the 10Th of Arril and .,
me Frustrated on my bed, useless in I'LL my limb. -,
can appreciate nearly as well a. mysef The pr,,,,
rellet received from HAMPToS's Vegetable I'M,
ture.
You may inform Messrs Mortimer Mor.,,
that they at liberty to make use of nv name ,
support of the good effects of Dr. Harnptons vyr,,
Bile Tlncture, as 1t has cured me in five week, If
chronic lntiammatOry Rheumatism. contracted gDj.
tropical climates, and of seven wears periodical Gr
ton have only used three bottles, ana hud thst a
the detormed parts Of MY hands are fast re.uIpL.
their former natural appearance.
II have been under the treatment of several rb,l
clans in London and Paris without any apparent ir
eft; also, while in New York having tried the Thorn
sonian aud Homeopathic remedies after havjrq ns
torrnented with gavanic batteries cold and aroa1
| baths, and hundreds of internal and s1tsr,l ned
cnes, all to effect am go far cured BY this i,rg
| toms Vegetable Tincture only. Therefore mr. II.
sr accept OF the assurance OF my gratitude, and r
| leve me your wel!-wisher, THEo CAs0r'
tY" Delicate Ladies and children will per,e grs
| trial.
| Gail and get Pamphlets, and see cures Of raa.A'
| Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Liver Complaint Scnu,
| As a female medicine it is unrvslled
| Sold by o. A. STRECKKR and PURCELL LADI
4 CO, Richmond; BY DIR. COOKE FredensssbmE !
| all the Druggists in Petersburg by MORTIMER :
MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists md aii'
| keepers everywhere.
tT s per bottle; 6 bottles for IS Qc u
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Proceedings of Norfolk and Psrsssneuth

Proceedfmgs Of Norfolk and res ~ eeA.
M C1t1kenes = ~.
We publish inSnotlcr column ting rspe 3 :,
meeting Of Nos8oIE and Portsmouth eltizens' hs'd
a, Tho Exehanas Hotel Saturday lsst We wsre
.urnr;.e Il learn thzf thcre appeared At the meet
inc some serenity or more gentlemen and that from
.,e,r rrurrseu,ation, there are now in our CITY
/ .Io,,, g,lt citizens Of Norfolk and Portsmouth
p
DISTRIBUTIONS FoE NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH,.
We have received sll35i, the sum contributed at
sarIeetion In ST Peters Catholic church IN TINS
city lin compliance with the request OF the rehei
Committee for the benefit Of the Norfolk and Ports
month sufferers. The same church had on a form
or occasion contributed $195.
The county of Powhatan has sent to the Treasu
rer. Col. Munford, S332. 5o-of which Col Phihp
81 George Cooke subscribed SlO0
We have from Rev. Jas. b. Donelan, pastor u
ST Mathews Catholic church. Washington, Sloo iof
the benefit of the orphans from Portsmouth now ~
this civ This sum is part of contributions n'i
than s5O0by that church The remainder HAS Deei'
for1v,r.,ed TO Norfolk and Portsmouth
From citizens of waynesborough, Augusta, anu
,eiqbborhood. we have S62 for the Norfolk and
portsmouth sufferers, by the hand of Mr. VIM W.
KinO
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COMMERCIAL.
Market, 0cf. 13, 1855.

FLOUR.-Market to-day more quiet. Sales of some
poor country superne $912; but holders general
" ask 1925 to $3.50 for good to fair The New York
operators having gone ahead little too fast they
have been taken somewhat aback. This is probably
only temporary depression; for the foreign shipments
will likely keep the market stringent and maintain
high prices for this and the approaching season. A
depression in New York, however, il always extern
svely felt Our stocks here continue unusually light.
WHEAT.-We do not change quotations; hut
the market is more calm. Perhaps the fancy Wheats
could not be stretched high, and the most ordinary
kinds could be sold for mitch to-day yesterday
But our former quotations still warranted. We
renew them: Good to prime red S20$205; good to
prime white f2.050f2.l0.
CORN-Firu at 80 cents aud stock light.
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DIED.,

On Friday evening last, in Henrico county, on
Nicholson street, between and o'clock, MARY A
ELIZABETH, infant daughter of VIM. and Harriet
Colgin aged years months -.
And is my baby gone,
My darling infant fled:
And is my little Mary gone
To number with the dead.
take this little lamb, says He,
And clasp it to my breast,
Protection it shall find III me,
In me be ever best
On Sunday the 18th instant, WILLIAM AN
DREW SMITH, of Mary L. and the late Frede-
rick P. Smith, in the 10Th year of his age.
His friends and acquantances and those of the IA
mly invited attend his funeral from Clay Street
Church this Monday afternoon at past O'Clock.
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jas. A, Wilson, tried for the murder of Frederick
drymes, IN Loudoun county, has been found guilty
and sentenced to eighteen years Imprisonment ia
the penitentiary. -
orestes A. Hrownson, Esq, is about to take ND
i nm f g. IN the city OF New York. where he
Wiii IN future publish his Quarterly Review
i he steamer Ben Franklin which conravaa q, n
more for repairs W - 'A''i'
If steamer Canada brought 444 skeleton cases
first imnar.l ngs received via London, being the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-15
Extraerdinnry Murder and Suicide by q
Slave AhducfOr.

Last week, in this city, one Of those men whose
vocation Is to abduct slaves from their masters, and
send them to free States, murdered slave, ana
after being arrested committed suicide. Our iocai
columns this morning contain full reiatoh o'
these extraordinary occurrences. The seihsnh.'e
and brutality Of this man afford specimen Oh Tue
mercenary and diabolical characters OF the agents
Of the Underground Railroad. The life OF the poor
slave he had undertaken to abduct was not con-
sdered as valuable the watch, money and clothing
upon him and to obtain these, il appears, he killed
him, There is no telling but that others who have
disappeared, after having robbed their masters,
may have shared similar fate--who can say that
many may not have been sunk to the bottom OF
the sea az at once the easiest mode of getting rd
of them and getting whatever that was valuable
there may have been in their possession inns
chapter in the history of the Underground is highly
instructive 1t is indeed passing strange that
slave should leave the protection and service OF a
good, Kind master and put himself in the hands of
such demons. when even If he should escape safely
through Them he Is to he at the mercy of a people
having no sympathy with him, and exposed to the
rigors Of climate for which by nature he is entire
ly unsuitel.
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The Attnck upon the Redan.

A Crimea correspondent of one of the Lohooh
papers describing the British assault upon the ne
dan. says: "Lamentable, as it no doubt Is ana III
credible almost to those who know how the BRITISH
soldier generally behaves towards the enemy the
men, when they got on the parapct, were seized
bv some strange infatuation and began hring' IN
stead of following their officers, who now began to
fall fast as they rushed on in front and tried to
stimulate their soldiers by their example The
army of England in the Crmea seems to have
dcteriorated in quality as well as quantity.
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ig~ New EstnbIishme,,I,

iatsIy OF the american Shaviny S.ioor aOhhson
ernse next door to DIR Powell on l0L .,- N 'kss n
Ma,h and Cary and fitted up with sur rr;r oe"
datons for his business, where all VIC "c9r9
and pleasant Shave, will find INN .. b re'lfe ~ ua
ready to please his customers. "' He'e'oi0r~ sr.
His superb style of Hair Cuttins ;.
he is sure he can please the most s. H,overGaL ~
continue to manufacture the celebrated IT,. he I"
i've and Tonic, which with other non ,,T hs'l''
tons and dyes, together with the 9eTr1.HH esT'''
pooh Bath will make his shop, he bops@ I'' u. S'a
OF all who desire to be 1vaiteA NM, n ILL., ~. tgs--
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-15

BUILDING AssOCIATIoNS.-It is stated that the
committee appointed by the last legislature to in
quire into the workings of the building associations
have collected very interesting information. Ac
cordng to the evidence before the committee there
are 80 of these associations in New York and vi
cnity, with an average OF 800 members each. A
payment of So monthly from each member makes
the aggregate yearly receipts $l,627,00O Estima-
ting that the most of them have existed years,
and that the dues were paid regularly, the total
payments, not including the interest paid on shares
redeemed" would amount to S4,8600O0 The ac-
tual necessary expenses of all the associations
should not exceed 225, 900 year, an average of
81 500 each which, for three years, would make the
total expenses S67500O. This deducted from the
aggregate receipts would leave the sum of 81 075-
Coz to be accounted for The committee, ii is said
estimate that 81, 900 of the mechanics and la
borers of New York have contributed to this
amount, and they think that not 1.-THE of the total
can be recoYered.-N Y Sun
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-15
Powder Mill ExplOsi0n-Seven Persons
Killed and others wounded.

PORTLAND Me, Oct. II, 1e55.-The powder mill
at Gorham took fire this morning at 10 o'clock, and
blew up, killing seven men and wounding several
others. The fire took in the press MILL which was
blown to atoms The mill was formerly owned by
Oliver Whipple, of Lowell, Massachusetts, whose
sent owners are G.. G. Newhall & Co. of Boston,
The names of the killed. As far as ascertained are
Franklin Hawkes. of Windham, George Whipple,
James Whippe, Samuel Phnney and John Sweet
The mill has been very actively employed for some
time. night and day
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}. w. Randolph's Quarterly Law Journal.

). w. Rand0lph's Quarterly Law Journal.
We agree with the Richmond Examiner In the
surprise which it expresses that considering the
high authority in which the decisions of the Courts
of Virginia are held i'll all the SouthernStates the bar
OF this State has not long ago provided some chan
mel through which the Virginia decisions NAV h,
given to the public in advance of the tar,iy appea
rance of the volumes of our reporters This great
desideratum is about to be supplied by the Ouoter,
L"~ Journal, which Mr.. ]. w. Randolph a well
known Richmond publisher proposes to commence
On the LIST of January, and which will be edited nv
"A d. Guigon, Esq. of the Richmond bar gentle
man entirely competent for the enterprise Tho
puphsher designs TO furnish reports of decisions
mace by the Federal Courts held in Richmond bv
tho District and Circuit Courts of the State by the
Special Court of Appeals, and by the Supreme
Court of Appeals in cases of interest and impor
lance, Each number of the journal will contain
chapter or more of the Reviser's Reports, with
their notes. and such alterations of the Code of Vr
gina as have been made by statutory enaetments
since the year ls49. There will be occasionally
introduced forms of utility TO practitioners clerks
OF courts, conveyancers and Others The Journal
VIII also publish the latest reports of new and i'm.
porfant decisions in other States, Especially the
Southern and Westerly essays ON interesting legal
subjects and occasional biographies of members of
the bar now deceased This most valuable and in
feresting periodical viii be furnished at the low
price OF five dollars per year, or six copies for
twenty-five dollars. We earnestly recommend
MI hahdoiph's proposition to the favorable con
"i "a'n OF the bar. The publication of such jour
mos mas oeen supported for some years past by the
W.. ,. - ANA New fork and Massachusetts,
Why should it not succeed also in v;ra;a;s '.s,.
lawyers need ajourna srited to their o,,,
and are certainly not inferior in iiberalty and nn
he spirit to the bar of other States "' pun
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rS Baker,s Premium Ri,,.rs

talnlhar remedy known to man for the cn-s a, y %
pepsla, Diarrhpa, Cholic Nervous Head 1cb VI "
and Fever, Sour stomach and General Deb6fy W.
are manufactured OF vegetable matter entireir !,
perfectly safe in their use by all ages sexe, .r1
ditions, and are very palatabe to the taste '' %
Price 50 cents per bottle.
For sale in Richmond by Messrs. PERryIt
LADD CO.. and Druggists generally. IL'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-15
Case Of the Retired Naval Officers.

WASHINGTON. Oct 14-Some of the Naval OFF
GERS dropped and furloughed by the action Of the
Retiring Board, have Intellectually complained to
the President of the action of the Board in their
eases. They exhibited letters from the Navy De
partment received before the action of the Board
was known, which attested their capacity. They
and their friends making extensive preparations
to operate on Congress at its next session, with a
view to obtain redress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-15

FAMILY PoIsoNED.-On the 9th inst. at Colum
bla, s. c. the family of the Rev Mr. Leland. a min
lister there narrowly escaped tragic end from ar
senic, accidentally put in the bread by Mr.. IT,,
eldest daughter. All the female members of tho
mouse We're dangerously ill, and Mrs Leland il WINS
feared at one time would die "'''
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Latest from Norfolk.

PETERSBURG Oct. 1.-THE latest intelligence
received here from Norfolk states that Mr.. Geo. w.
Bluford is not expected to live A case at the Aims
House will also terminate fatally. There were
nine new cases Of fever Saturday in Norfolk Mr.
r. Fl. Chamberlain is sick, but not with the fever.
Another attempt has been made TO burn the City
Hospital. Dir. Hawkins was improving.
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AIDES FAIRIN MANCHESTER,

- The ladies' of Manchester VIII hold tblf " W
African Church of that town commencing Oh il =
DAY, the 10Th inst, the proceeds 10 be sPproTH'r
towards the building of Baptist Church.
II is expected that an address will be dehysrSe D
SONS one of the ministers, or other public spe'k,
of Richmond, each evening.
Donations to the Fair VIII be- thankfully rec ~
and can be- left at Harold MurrsJ's Boos na1
Broad street; c. Worthams, Main street or ," va.
rights Furniture store. 18th street. &c I'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-15

HEAVY Snow SToRM.-A letter dated Cherry
Valley, New York, 10Th inst, states, that the even
ing previous CThursday) they were visited by Sc
we're snow storm, which broke down trees and
fences, and resulted in doing other damage Trees
laden with fruit suffered the most. The snow that
fell was wet and heavy, and the storm extended for
several miles
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linton Benevolent Society.

We are requested to state that the annual meet
inc of the Union Benevolent Society will be held
at st. James Church, this evening. at half-past
seven o'clock, on which occasion several addresses
may be expected.
The members of the Society and the public gene
rally are invited to attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-15

MEMOIR OF S. S. PRENTIss; Neo fork, Chdrees
.Scribnr-We have from Mcssrs Buffers q SIMMONS
this memoir of one of the most brilliant members
of the Southern bar, in his day. 1t is contained III
two voluIns edited by his brother
CArECHIsM OF IRELAND-Ihs is little volume
for the instruction of youth, with regard to the
history of the Emerald Isle. 1t is for sale by john
O'Neil Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-15

BIRTHDAY OF REV. JOHN SAwYER,-Tbe ce,a
pralon OF the one hundredth birth dav of the Row
g 1o, sawyer, was attended in Bangor Me-, on the
vices Vs. ny great eoncourse of people The ser
S Mmere me venerable eentennaran delivered an sd
uress OF an hour and quarter in Iepatb ,,;,h"'',
EN- fatigue The Sabbath school scholars mad
Union 9unuay School
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,a-rI CalleI,er. Teacher Of NoenI- H' :

SIC, will organize Juvenile Clsss' 70, f.s prr.
that science, in the Lecture Room ., lRs
terrain Church, next MONDAY afL .i.Is Er,l Of ;,
o'clock: and an Adult Class IN the Leflaie d.y
Johns Church, at half past T. d. We h~ y, sra
On Tuesday afternoon, at oeIo'',,i A. half 20
Juvenile Glass in the same room anu -, ~ r's'
o'clock, win organize an Adult C's.' ~ ~, tbr D.
by.srisn Church, which viii b. ADJOURN, bs lie,
t,,re Room OF the Centenary Church, &! '''
the meeting now IN progress there .,,sr 4fbrsi
TERMS FOR TUITIoS--Adulte ias'rs, sl.tas ~
for session Of % lessons; Juvenile Cia@se'
sons 10 each class per week, .,sssnt 1t ia'
IL is important that the pupils % Peacefully -
commencement Of the session. lie e. F.,,saG Fb,s'
vites all interested upon this subject AZ lJ-&
first ueetiugs
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Later from NIexicO.'

NEW ORLEANS, Oet. 12z@The Orizaba arrived
TODAY with Mexican dates to the 9Th.
Gen. Alvarez had been elected President by the
electoral college at Curacao. The military power,
it is said, will deny him entrance to the capitol and
hard Fl ghting may be expected
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-15

MY FATHERS HOUSE; or the Hearen of the Bible
BY James NJ Mcdonald d. D.; New York, Chas.
Scribner-This volume, very neatly printed, is for
sale by Messrs Price s. Cardoza, opposite the Anne
| ricau Hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-15

HIGH PRICE on SroCK.-The Ohio s...o
nal of Saturday says: six thousand dollars W.
offered and refused for of the bulls exhibita5
at the State Fair yesterday. Two others were
valued at three thousand dollars each and the
price OF another was valued by the owner at S.,
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,sy-,IorL the Imnrovement.-IIob-oD' .

the American Shaving Saloon, IS bafh'a nt 4 ,at
accommodating place for the re.epiou =, sr-
Winter yisitOrs-paintng, gnidinR' Gu P.-s.s4
He viii soon have his plsce Handsomely - rs.
If has hsretofore been. and will continue to .,
resort Of the old the middlrssed aud ~ yP g,,
all who want sn agreeable Shave, or ti''. . n D
in style unsurpassed hy sny one. Nm . :" n r-r
Hobson or his polite employees, 20 ri 'GoSl,s
aud get clean, nice shave, your BstA sci
style, aud take good Hot, Cold or 'N'"''
you will come away better and wlsei.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-15

we near complaints that the grade cs,abr,bea :. j.
aler street Is Injurious to the locks Of the M
,"ascs sohhectaon 1t is matter that ought to H..
'0okea MO- and need be, remedied. for the e,,v
as wen as the State Is interested in securing The
canal from detrimen. ''sa'i"s 'he
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-15
Judge Mason.

WASHINGTON, Oct 14-The conduct of Judge
Mason our Minister to France, in attending the 1e
Dcum orderedby Napoleon at Paris, in honor of the
fall of Sebastopo is regarded here possessing
political significance and is attributed to mere curl
osity on his part.
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The New Hampshire Legislature.

CONCORD, n III. Oct. IL, 1S55.-Lieut. Governor
Fletcher received the oath of office to-day and took
his seat as President of the Senate e. III. Chap
man, of Ludlow, was chosen Secretary Mr.. Pow
ers, of Woodstock, has introduced into the House
bill in amendment ofthe present Liquor law, which
is said to be the stringent yet framed. Doubts
are expressed about its passage.
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w MechanTcs' Ry;IJ;.np

hs Iotn monthly meeting Of th,. aa,,s''c iata
The sec s,%nrs, ri; Hal THIS EVENING n
during the evening to receive tbe d. AZ, - N L'et4
oc l5-lt Fn Uarsol HsH,sa-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-15
American Vessels excluded from Japan.

New YORK, Oct. 1.-THE schooner Foster has
returned from Japan The authorities refused her
captain permission to trade, denying that the treaty
made provision for more than temporary residence
at Hakado ..s...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-15
Vermont legislature

MONTPELIER, VT, Oct l2-The General Assem-.
bly, of Vermont, convened yesterday. The House
was organized by the election of G.. w. Grandy,
Republican, as Speaker, by vote of 176 to 42 for
all others, and Imsladc, Republican, Clerk, by vote
of lS0 to Sc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-15
Fatal Railroad Accidet,t,

GREAT FALLS, n. H., Oct. IAN accident took
place yesterday on the Boston and Maine Railroad
at Salmon Falls, by which two men were killed. 1t
was caused by the switch being out of order.
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MARRIED.

In Raleigh, North Carolina, Thursday morning,
18th inst by the Rev. Mr. Atkinson of the Presbyte;
rian Church. Mr.. VIM. r. RICHARDSON, formerly
of Richmond, Va, to Miss ELLEN, eldest daughter
of Albert Johnson, ESD, of the former place: =
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iF'- Mntual BuildinY Fn.a -

Inc ne tM3ntGIy meeting of this Cops "no loan
The Secretary will Jb ba :, at O'clock. " = ;
&c Dit ""rs 'f0Is iasH,s.,.