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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-12-06

CIV. DAVIS, or NEW YoRK.--Gen. George r..
Davis, of Troy, New York, arrived in town this
morning from Savannah, where he has been in
search Of health. We are happy to state that he
has found that desirable article and that he looks
as well as he did thirteen years ago, when he led
the van of the New York Democracy, as Speaker
Of the House Of Assembly. The General, who
must be now verging toward seventy, firmly be-
lieves that he is reserved for some great purpose
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-12-06

LAST NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
CoLLEcroR's 0rF1cE, November 2s, 1865.
A LII persons who have failed to pay their
IN Taxes due the Corporation Of Washington,
will please take notice that the advertisement for the
sale Of the property liable for the same will be made
about the LIST January, 1856
II Ia hoped that early attention will be paid to
this subject By all concerned as a neglect TO do so
will add heavy expenses to the amount Of The taxes
now due. JN0. NJ. McCALLA,
Collector
nov 2S--ddec3l Intel &Senf
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No. Ss2, Penn. av., bet 9th and 10th streets
nov 3O-eodlmif H##. .H
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
(OFFToIAL PAPER or 37lE cITY)

DAVE FAsrER--Being in hurry yesterday to
reach the Office with the report OF the House pro-
ceedings, we took an omnibus at the Capitol gate
upon the point Of starting up the Avenue, A fat
man on the sidewalk was abreast of the omnibus
as 1t left the stand, and kept up with it until it
reached the National, and this without any extra
ordinary exertion. A fast walker could easily have
overtaken that omnibus. We hear the same COM
plant from Georgetown. Our friends in that city
inform us that it often takes from five to ten min
utes for the omnibus to make the distance from
the stand TO the bridge. Now, this Is serious
inconvenience, and should be remedied Mr.. Van
derwerken, will you be 80 kind as to give direc-
tons for higher rate OF speedy Say six miles
the hour, instead of four.
THE SpKAKERsHIP. The following are the ages
Of the prominent candidates for the Speakership
Mr.. Richardson, A Mr.. Campbell, Al Mr..
Banks, So; M. Fuller, IS I; Mr.. Marshall, Az.
Mr.. Richardson was born in Kentucky, and is by
profession lawyer.
Mr.. Campbell was born in Ohio, and learned the
trade Of printer. He is now farmer.
Mr.. Banks was born in Massachusetts,, and is by
trade machnst. sr
Mr.. Marshall was born In Kentucky, graduated
at West Point, and served in the Black Hawk and
Mexican wars.
Mr.. Fuller was born In Pennsylvania, and is a
lawyer and man of large fortune.
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THE ENvIRoNs or WAsHINGToN.--The new mem
bers Of Congress and other strangers at present in
town. are not perhaps aware that the environs OF
Washington and Georgetown are celebrated for
the beauty and variety Of their scenery. The fine
weather we are now favored with could not be i'm
proved more agreeably than'by a drive among the
hills to the north fthe city, not forgetting to visit
the United States Military Asylum, which will be,
when completed, one>of the most elegant buildings
~ the cnnptru
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.

Nineteenth Dramatic Entertainment.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-05-18

CorScI1 PRocEED1xes.-We have neglect
ed TO publish the regular proceedings Of the
City Council for three or four meetings back.
and have only room now to give short 5y-
nopsis OF the most important business trans
acted by the city fathers" up to their last
meeting
Bills defining Street COMMISSIONER duty,
and for the establishment Of Common Schools
in the city Of Richmond were passed. Messrs.
Vale, Mendenhall and Elder, were elected
School Trustees. 4 survey and estimate OF
the cost Of grading and graveling that part OF
Walnut. between Marion and Sixth streets,
not heretofore finished, ordered. Com.
on Pub Buildings and Markets instructed to
inquire into cost Of erecting Market House,
and the probability of paying for the same in
per cent City Bonds, payable in 1883, SO
and 80 Grading South end of Franklin ST.
opposite Graveyard, ordered to be let to the
lowest bidder. The Marshal instructed
to examine streets, alleys, &c, throughout
the city, have them together with the cutters
cleaned up, and II move cause to be reno
we'd all nuisances he may find. either at the
cty's expense, or that of the owner or occu-
pant of the premises where found CLEAN
UP! is the word, Immediately III not sooner;
and every citizen will take heed and govern
himself accordingly for health's sake II for
y
valuation and 90 cts. on each poll is the levy
for city purposes this year;-3o cts. on 500
valuation and 30 cts. each poll is the School
House tax, in addition. Gas pipes, costing
about S72 were ordered to be put in the Pub
School House Pumps were ordered 10 be
put in the we'll at Benton's corner, and the
paving, curbing and guttering there, fixed in
good condition Immediately. A loan of $1,000
was effected by the School Trustees, under in
structions of Council. for mo. at per cent.
for completion of School House. And,-for
all the other dongs Of the city fathers Of mi
nor Importance, .behold they are written in
the Book of the Council, yclipt the Minutes.
New TERM.-Miss AMANDA BRooKINS will
commence another term Of her school on
Monday next, in the same room now occupied
the upper room OF Mr.. Fiske's school
house.
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CONCERT OF VOCAL AND INsTRu MENTAL Mt
sIc-We invite attention to the notice of Mr..
CUsHMAN In another column, In which he
proposes to give one of his interesting Con
certs in the Starr Hall, on Saturday evening
next He will be assisted by Mrs. &. w.
BEARD, and four Of her children. who possess
precocious musical abilities. Several other
Amateurs, citizens of this place, will contrib
ute their services. This will no doubt prove
one of the most interesting concerts ever given
in this place, and all who love music and who
would encourage those possessing rare talent
in that line, should attend.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-05-18

A SECRET FOR THE LADIES How TO PM
SERVE EAUTy-p on 7 use Chalk, Lily White, any
Of the so-eaed cosmetics conceal faded satlow
complexion. IL YOU would have the brought
back your cheek, clear, healthy and transparent
skin, and lie and vigor Infused through the system
get bottle of Carters Spanish Mixture, and
cordng to directions IL does quite well
eetmests but if after few doses you do find
health and beauty reyiylng step elastic and
the whole system invig orated and refreshed like a
Spring morning then your is hopeless and all the
valuable certificates possess go tor naught 1t is
the grertest purifier of the blood known; perfectly
harmless and at the same time ettcacIous.
Sold by f PoTTs. Richmond 20 I'm
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U Persons eaIin the above list <ili please
they advertised JAMES ELDEk. P. NJ.
Nsy Is. 1855.
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A Fine Mare stolen.

70 WAS stolen from the stable OF the sutscri-
~ Der, living e. sht miles north Of Richmond on
-->->- the hort " ayne road, Wednesday morning
l1st, bright Bay four years old has star IN
tae forehead, the mach rubbed from where the
collar works nearly half way NJ the ra.k-anshot
NO o.aer marks rsraern cerea. liberal reward vii!
be Paid Scr the the thief
HENRY DCTTEROw
Nav %. 1855. 2Itf
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STATE OF INDIANA. In the Wayne Circuit
wayne County. Court. all term. ISIS
AIcxanter phart, John y tfepAsrt, On Gems tant
David GePhart, Joseph f. GeFharf to sci aside
rs. frau 3uient con
stephen Section. Robert E. scotch, veysRce. & TO
James l.. Harris and Thos. Edwards. collect judgt
NOTICE is hereby given to Robert I. Section, one
y of the above nalsed defendants. whom it Is alleged
by affdsi of Gisnerested person, ~ not sresi
dent OF the State Of lndiana 10 be ana appear before
the Judge of the Wayne Circuit Court, The second
ay o his next term be held at the Court House ia
aid county on the first Monday in SepteIn Der, 1855
and answer or damar to said compi Amt the sama
will be taken for sed him. and will be heard
and determined in his absence and tecree ero3
thereon accordingly,
Witness. ANDREW E. SCOTT, {. W &C
JULIAS & BExroS. Attorneys for Compiainants
Nav TO- 1855. Alt
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Temperance Meeting.
f ADVENT OF PROHIBITION

THE ADVENT OF PROHIBITION.
On the evening of the l1th of June next, in the
Starr Hall, there will be meeting of the friend:
Of TEMPERANCE and the enforcement of Prohib-
tory Law The object will be the organization
of a force or the devising Of some other means
TO secure the certain and efficient enforcement OF
the law, which is to go into effect on the following
day. the 18th of June. Every friend of the OBJ
ject, men and women, respectfully invited to
attend
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New stock Of Boots and shoes.
OWEN EDGERTOM.

No. T.. Ha!a 81 door esst 81 8rtgttrers Sire,
HEAS Just received sddition 70 his former stock
L and Is now mana featuring Ua5sr his super
intendence and CT the best asteria large supply
work He has on hand,
Ladies' Caters, Shoes, slippers, Buskins &c.
Chiilren's do, Do, %. do;
Mems Boots and Shoes. of various kinds of material
both coarse and fine and in fact all kinds OF articles
usually kept in such establishments lie expects to
keep up complete assortment by purchase ani
facture, and IRON experience of fifty years,
he feels some confidence in the Recommendation he
may give his work Call and examine his stock an
there but little doubt but you be pleased with
the work
9th mo-. 10, 1856. 2l-3t
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Richmond Pamp, Sash. Blind Il
Door Manufact0ry.

JOSEPH DICKINSON has bought the stock hand,
sf the Sash and Door Faetory, carried heretofore
over his Pump Mandatory and has employed eonpe'
tent workmen in the line and will hereafter carry on
that basines ia ali its bran hes in connection with the
Pump business Orders for sash, Blinds, DoorE rames,
Pumps Lead Wood Piping, win be properly attended
70 at reasonable prices.
s+Ali work from his establishment, will be warranted
70 give satisfaction considerable stock Of the above
articles nov on hand "a mo. 18TH 1855.
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Shingles Of Superior Quality.

7 II uu1ers grea nsye estAalIs he'd sn extensive
4 Single Fae orE ncaE f5e Depot IN CenfrevIile.
where ssey sre uutactuE sa5 81 the best timber
superior EIaiIty CT Shingles, By machine. and
which s5ey warrant 70 re equal best made in the
country. They design dong an extensive business.
aud X IL sell At lower rates than such shingles san be
oetalaa+d elsewhere. \ supply constantly on mana
Or.!ers promptly hilei. EATON & CLARK
GeEgerSiiIe, NlaN 70, 1870 2f-Iy
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usss. u. DICKINSON

- WoULD say to the ladies that she has raceiv-
Z>ed general assortment of FASHION LIE
--1a>> MILLINERY, and is prepared to DO work
andurnIsh trimming in the latest and most approved
style. Bonnets ANA Caps. both plain ana gay, kept
constantly hand for sale made RIDER. Orders
rom distance promptly attended to.
Mrs DtcKISsoS returns her AXIS to her customers
for their Patroatga, ana specially solcits
uancc of the same.
- shop Marion street, north Of Main
Richmond. Nav 10, 1855 2l-tf
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nap OF Wayne County. Enasana:

Froa .- t Reesr{a .f tsfsgl 3l1a szrsaazsts b.
Orfgiaat Surge sir5 a4f ase L2satg, ~ Lrs5s-
escsf <zr- y1rs-
fsshF subscriber preparing 70 Puaiish shortly OF
4 subscription new and complete Couat, Mas.
TIE Surveys are undertaken h experienced Survey
ors All the public roads. ard the locations Of the
Mills Tayer-s Pi2-es for worship Fost Otfees
School Houses Country Stores, Smith shops y heal.
rights, Sc are = he marked The Farm lsnes. con
tents in acres and the ef the property holders
generally Carefully including those IA the country
subscribe is advance = the Aap,l also 70 Be
ins ered upon their places, II the style OF the map of
Franklin county, Ohio. J o be Illustrated with wig
nettes Of views II the county
Map OF tie principal villsges OF large scale viii
be inserted In the margin
The plan will be plotted suitable scale,
make a large ana Ornamental Map To be engraved
and delivered to subscribers handsomely colored and
mounted, for five dollars per copy Address
ROBERT PEARSALE SMITH, Publisher.
MAY 10 1885, 2I-U
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Executors Netice.

THE undersigned has t'sis day tsken cut Of the
Clerks office Of the WAYNE Court OF omH7on Pleas
letters estameEtarY the last viii ana of
LADEN harp. Sen OF Green township, Wayne eoan-
ty, Indiana, deceased. AL persons owing said
requested to call and axe INN Mediate settlement
All persons having claims against said estate viii pre-
them duly autSy ,icated within twelve months
The estate Is solvent
DANIEL CHARLES. Executor
5th month. 5th, 1S55 2I-3t
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ENecslior'. sale.

w Sen. deceased three miles rorlh 81 Williams
burg seventh day Saturday the u of 6th month
June the personal properly Ct said deceased consist
ing of cst-la sheer hogs, and other articles eces
ssry 70 mention sale - cor Hasrce al - y'coci
VI On said day. when que attendance viii te given
and terms Dade kro ~
DANIEL CHARLES. Executor
STR r7cath. 5th, 1888. at,
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PERH.N's GIFT EyTERPRIsE--The Committee appointed
by the Shareholders in this aGai distribute the 100000
Gifts the ticket holders have deferred the dribu
unit the 9Th of july OF there remaining
unsof few thousands OF tickets Mr. Perhaa. ever
the his offers eNra0rdina
inducements in the sale OF the remain
tickets that there lie delays. which are
stonahly him a those who have
pusciased enterprise We commend the read
ing OF his advertisements patrons.
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SKILL SECURES SUCCESS. AND ENERGY PER
rEcIIoN.-Watson' skill and perseverance in
his profession is an evidence of the truth of
the above declaration. His Daguerrean PIC
lures are such that nothing less than these at
tributes can secure Call and see for your
selves. His rooms are in the Shearon build
ing, opposite the Citizens Bank.
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Notice to PloW Makers.

KNE keep constantly hand and for sale at ~holss
w retail large q Piow and Caitya.
handles ell bent holds afready dressed
BEARD SIsEA * DUNN
seJtember I, I554.--37.3m
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NOTICE.

HHAEE one Of the best farms in Central Indisna for
sale, situated eighteen miles from Indianapolis one
mile from Mooresvie, and near the Friends Church
This farm hundred and four
acres, tw orchards. good brick dwelling house. The
water is carried from the spring n pipes into the
Kitchen coed frame barn. the majority of the land is
Improved large amount OF wheat is soyn, which
well belong 10 the purchaser also the rents Of this
years crop Possession be had i'm me diately
This lana is the best in the State and settled by
William Hsdiey in the first settling Of the country
The price is $1,000 six thousano) dollars; worth
fftyd ollars per Farming is OF my line is
wish TO sell For further particulars
inquire OF Andrew Wallace, Indianapolis, lad
ANDREW WALLACE,
RoX f. Indiana polls Ind.
Nav 10 1855. 2I-tf
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CoNLEY's GREEN HoUsE.-We spent an
hour very much to our pleasement,' on We'd
nesdsy last in looking at Mr.. C.s large vari-
ETY. Of beautiful native and tropical Plants,
in his Green House on south Pearl Street
Now is the time to supply yourselves with
that which will beautify and adorn your dwell
lings and make your homes what they should
be--sweet and pleasant. His assortment of
Roses. Geraniums, Dahlias, and 1901 other
fine things, 1.-THE names of which would dis
locate our jaws to pronounce. If we knew EN-, J
is not exceled here or elsewhere. He Is pre-
pairing to make this branch Of his business
still more extensive. and, by next spring, Gil
the world does not come to eend' on the
10th proximo, or no unforeseen accident befalls
him. he intends to be ready to supply the de-
mands of all who may give him a call He
is now fitting up the house recently used by
him Peg Factory for dwelling intends
charging his Green House and making 9TH
er improvements-has nearly ready for mark
ct very large assortment Of choice apple.
pear. peach, and plum trees-shrubbery of
all kinds-in short, Mr.. Conley designs ma
king his establishment the GREEN HOUSE and
NURSERY of Richmond and the regions round
about, and. living the premises. his whole
time and attention will be devoted TO accom-
plish that desirable aim Success TO john
and he well deserves it; for his enterprise and
industry have made a desert bloom and BIOS
som" and bring forth good fruit abundantly
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-05-18

rIlHE business Of the late firm will be CARRIED by
Il Solomon Beard and William SineX, under the old
title of Beard Sinex
We would tender thanks 10 the farmers o. the
Western country for the liberal patronage for the past
and would say them that prepared to I'LL all
o ders both wholesale and retail, with PromPtness
and attention and would solicit continuance OF their
kind favors BEARD s. SINEX
Nav Is 1883 2t-tf
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NOTICE i hereby gives Tat tae uaiersisued h,s
Been daily apPointea adniaistEa1riN CT the estate Of
Mallory Sl-Ia&n lstso o. Ayae county, In
diana All pen having business with the estate,
Wi. please call On the laaersfsne AZ Cen;erve. il
5 IA COUNTY The estate i FrQ5ahls solvent
FRANCTNA NORMA y. Al1ninis tratrix.-
Way - f>-1. sis,
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SOMETHING NEAr.--If you desire to see one
Of the neatest Soda Fountains in the country
call at McCULLoUGHs some warm day. You
can't resist the temptation to test the quality
Of the delicious beverage within.
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REFORMATORY sOIREE!

The american Vocalist and Truth Telling
Delineat0rt
VKIOULD the Ladies and Gentlemen OF this
wv pacethat he will have the pleasure Of giving Of
his amusing and reformatoy Soirees in connection with
q. W Boards Juvenile Amateur Troupe
Misse Samantha Eliza Camilla EugeniA, well
pear the fir ;. time Alba Master Delos
composed expressly for
occasion Saturday evening 10Th Starr Hall
in Richmond.
IT. Admttancs CSC Children l0c. Tickets had the
usual places and at the door.
= Doors open At 4, o'clock, and commence at g
III No postponemsnt account of weather.
May ls 1855. 22-lt
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As NEAT AS NEw-We have noticed sew
eral frame houses which have recently been
renovated with beautiful white paint by
Thomas Newly He is doing an extensive
business this season. which speaks well for
the character Of his work, and the good taste
and good sense of our citizens. Nothing
contributes much TO the preservation of
property. as an occasional coat of paint. and
surely there is nothing more than that con
tributes to the beauty of town. A house.
however humble, well painted. looks cheerful
and cosy, Now is just the time TO paint up.
Call upon Thomas Newly. If YOU want II
well done
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purchaser spIendld
craving certificate mem eT>hip eH tin :
them to a the list of valuable and costly
gifts for people The EngrayiHCs he sent NAL
without being dana gei.) any part Of c'untrN.
~ FIRST COME, FIRST SERNFH-E-S
wishing fer "i!l please san a
signed the some other IN
flentia and known person in thu place where they
To who have been acting a. gents Tor
us in our distribution, this Is eilirei
All orders ney enclosed, Of postage, III
me with prompt attention
order pregsHt mistakes, Agents an" others ra"s
uniting rii please SCIfsf The
ence of postmaster aud the entered tae ~
prepay all letters circulars, &c 70 agents
and correspondents and them do the VITA
Agents wanted in every whom Will HFnlSt n
with posters circulars, schedules. Instructions Nc
pctiou at oihce, by mail, postpaid For further
particulars descriptive bills inquire oc Ne
; Walcut's block, Town street, Columbus, Ohio.
. BURNELf. y Co, Pro 4giet5rs.
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LEWIS Leg CREAM SALooy-The larea
number of persons who now patronize Mr.
Lewis Saloon. is an evidence that they appre-
eiate his efforts TO please and accommodate
'hem. \ more happy bevy of ladies
never met together than did few evenings
since, around his tables. Wit. la,,rhtar and
Ice cream was the order of the evening.
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B0NNETS. BONMETSn BONNETSM
MRS A ID. VooLMAN

4 NNOUNCE> "a the eisizsss 81 Richmond and vi
\ clnity. that she has ja<t reserved her second
Spring purchass al MILLINERY GOODS, and IS pre-
pared 10 suit all who may favor her with call. with
handsome Gonnef- ana at less price than any in
the trade in Cincinnati consisting in part of Fancy
Grape, Lace and SILK Bannets; also Of all de-
seriptions Neapeltsn. Blonde and plain casing Ben
tor Friends Cniidren's Hats and Flats; Fancy
ana plain caps, Mehair Head-Dresses aai illusions.
10 Ronnets from 25e 10 StS
bleaching sal Pressing b. a process, never be-
fore intro iac ed into Rschaoad-
Bonnets made order in the best style, and the
shortest notice
Can and examine my stee@ aefare purchasing else
where
Opening to be the cath, eSth and a6,h. See Cir
culars.
April Is. 1850 FIST
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L Desirable Family Residence For
Sale

- good substantial two story brick house. with six
N good dry cellar, failing we'll Of
I'LL cstern stable. fruit and grape vines, OF
the desirable Eastern of the
be sold reasonable Enquire OF the subscriber at
No. 81 Main W. ". LfNDE.
Richmond, March % lSJ5. I6@tf
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City shoe store.

have just received from New lark
and Cincinnati, extensive l.i,t superior
stock Of Ladies. Misses and Cniid.en
Shoes consisting OF Freu1h hid, Enamel
ed brorze and tan ccIored Busklns and Slippers, eL-
ny Lind Caters for ladies, Misses and ehlttren fIhe
Boots and Shoes aud boys such cali, goat,
onaneIe patent leather, nd cloth Congress Shoes and
Slippers
Hats OF various stye=-Silk. Panama. Palm Leaf and
Narica!bo latest style and most beautiful i'm 81.
manufacturing all Of the In1st teshcnA go Kinds
of Boots and shoes order, OF the best Hf"TES a!
work nanS. having employ the best of SoFkiaef
feel confident from the experience have had III 'u-
siness tina my work viii compare fayoTan 10y EiA any
in the West Thankful for past patronage. rszfest-
fully solicit continuance II II JOB Boh1GN-
Richmond, Sept. -, 1884, +l-ti