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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-15
THE DAILY DISIA..1l.l1Il.l1..
s ,, ,s.-rInr. Nsvember 10, ls0S.


ThanksgfvinG Day.
arx.. a. a.. A. . recommended by tho Exeeutise
= -. s,.,e for day Of thanksgiving and prayer.
m. recommendation. we believe, VIII De univef'
.,,w oh,erved throughout the Commonwealth II
= the 1rst Thanksgiving Day ever recommended
IN virginia Executive. Never had our people
,nare causc for thankfulness. Peace, plenty ano
health crown our habitatsns. whilst, in other por
,,ons Of the world, War, Want Disease ana pe'
vposism desolate the habitations, the ne''i'' '
bodies and the very souls Of mankind. ,, 81
Iti. becoming A rational and civilized people =.
recognize the hand which has dispensed all '',en
hlessinrs Who has made as to inner rum .'"
-, tvh,. hand gave tho refreshing rams winch,
.hn ,oro drsuglIt Of last spring, saved the iann
-. S.r,;,es II is almost impossible to mention
s,s..;,,c ~ .rv value which we enjoy which we
-. ,,r,eured or could obtain independent Of the
e, % providence. Our own city, in particular, in
IT'S entire exemption from the plague winch n'''
.,..o,a.ea other communities, has peculiar reason
for 10Y and gratitude. If these emo'ohs arc ns
80 ,,,oner oueh, they not to have public mani
festations If man does not conhhc MS
- -, earthly friend to his breast, why should
he suppress its utterance, when the ofea'o' % =.
os,ee,f II +. be replied that lie sees me nea' =
and does not require any external manifestation,
!, NAV be answered that the same argument "ouio
do away with all outward religious worship aho
a-r.,;zations. which, however, are expressly com
n,anded by Divine Authority.
Thanksgiving Day. in those States where u me-
,an lang observed is ono of the happieSt iest' 's
- tho wear Kindred, long separated, and OLD
s-;ords are reunited around the family beard, ano
scenes of fessivity and merrifnent occur resembling
those Of the old fashioned Christmas
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~ Captain Canor, the Hero of The GEE.

brated work s.Twenty wears of an African slave
cured by HAlfPTON'S VEGETABLE TIM IL ~, ",
Captain Canots brother has long been tHe at'ya-1-
and friend and is now -Medecen en- Chef Of the kI"
ror of France. I'll.
We extract from letter written to Mr. SoeIoh''
of the Fountain Hotel, Baltimore. The letter 'n'-
be read in full as il does credit TO the heed 'na
of the Captain. If all who had been eafea " -.
Tincture of Hampton's would thus speas Ol, 49,,
now suffering might De induced 10 Try ms s'0''
medv: I.o.,
Having called on me on the 18th Of April sta ''
me prostrated on nv bed, useless IN al my 'o'
can appreciate nearly wei! as myself .l ~ r 81.
relief received from HAhProNs 'ese'-'''
ture. . .t uo.brsr.
,You NAV inform Messrs Mortimer d AoHo'3.
that they are at liberty to make use o. ny MI &c.,
support of the good effects OF Dr. iaal'On Of
BILE Tiucture al it has cured me Ia nv = ,,ots,
chronic Inhsmnatory Rheumatism oo1,dicsl tgr,.
tropical climates, aud Of seven yea' syyl
ton have only ustd three f'iss - .rp-llg =
the 6stoTmed parts 81 nv hdho' A'' ~
their former natural appearance . r ,.yr,sl rhTa-
II have been under the treatment VI .s,-,, yrz.
clans in London and Paris, wthel' ai H. Tboup.
eft; also while in New YORK Ia'ihs ksvinr bsya
souian and Homeopathic remedies N.i ft s~d ,-oas;
tormeuted with galvanIc batteries, con" -.5 Me-
baths and hundreds of INTERNAL anu iii. Hanr
cnes all to no effect aIn, so lar gu ~ nav as,.
ton,s VeostabIa Tncturc only. Therefore, '' . :.
sir, accept of the assurance OF my &C. C,yoT
lievc your well-Tishrr, ,.-. Iii peass 5ys I
re- Delicate Ladies and ehlN'eN
a trial. 49,. .,,rs. Al Costt
Call and get Pamphlets, and zee cur t9,, ssnta
Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Liver N NJ
As female medicine it - UNIV 81 oTrRcFLLs Law
Sold by D. A. STRECKER snd ~ ,sn1o,;sI.ssrr y
< CO. Richmond; bY DR.. COOhh, 'uORrINEs I
all the Druggists in Petersburg sy .,. spd s.sl'
MOWBRAY' Baltimore, and BY Dfuss''
keepers everywhere. -, HA
tT s. per bottle; bottles Iot -
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The second animal exhibitien Oh sa's 80 Ia
was closed Tuesday night a cons,ae'a -.
ence assembled On the occasion. IN. p sn;.
were read out and there was h'u'a
tested TO learn the fortunate competitors.
The Exhibition has resulted weL inc lnss .sn.
n.. nest egg I'm the hands OF 'ne seere'als
nd we trust viii so on to strengthen 'hsn'Se'..
by increasing their means IL ma, oa, 70 As.p 'mn
banded and become Incorporated by the next Leg
stature. to ensure prosperity, and TO secure 'ne
active devotion OF its officers and members jus
interests
On Monday night next there Is 70 DC pan a.
the splendid Hall recently occupied by the E4h'oi
ton, the proceeds for the benefit OF the institute
II viii be grand affair, and we trust all tne gai
lan,s. and all the liberal men OF MEANS WIZ SUD
scribe 10 help on the cause.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


rrfu Heuriee Connfy C0art November
IL la JAMEs ELL Err, the Clerk Of this Court, hav
ir1x at he last term resigned his Office snd his Off
ini cout1rxon yvifhths Court having terminated,
and the Court DESIRING to place pon It's records some
value OF his services and Of their regret his resgn-
ton: Therefore,
Resolved That The Corrt received the aununcintion
by James Elicit Of hs resignation of his position
Clerk Of this Court with sensations of unfeigned
regret. t.lf
Resolved That his official conduct has been eharac-
terized BY rare fidelity and eminent capacity accom-
panied with courtesy and kindness of which
have secured for him the respect and confidence
the Court its officers, the bar and the whole COM
niurity.
Resolved, That the best wishes of all who have
been associated with him. for his future happiness and
prosperity. will attend him in the sphere of &C
ton to which he has been called.
Resolved That these resolutions be entered on the
record of the Court and that copy of them be pre-
scented to Nr. Elicit. behalf Of this Court. anC
that they be published in the papers of the city
Richmond. Copy-Teste.
| no l5-1t JOEN N. HARRISON, C. II. C.
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TRACT Society.

We are requested to state that meeting of the
friends of the Tract Society will be held tonight
at the First Baptist Church, on which OCCASION
Rev. DR.. Skinner of Charleston, and other prom.
inent gentlemen will he present to address the
meeting. The Society, we understand, is In need
of funds and if it is not be circumscribed in its
operations, there must he grand rally of its
friends, and strong flood of material aid pour
ed into its treasury. The night of Thanksgiving
Day presents very appropriate opportunity fol-
the dispensation of relief to the spiritually desti
tuta
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,zp We have been informed that Mr. MACE

Up We have been informed that Mr.. MAGYAR
LANE one of the proprietors of the Southern L'tera
~ Messenger, intends to canvas the city immedi
atey for the interest of that excellent work OF whose
precarious condition readers have already been
made aware We trust he will receive SO large an
accession to the list of subscribers as to warrant
the continued publication of the magazine and we
earnestly beg every man who has the intellectual
| credit of Richmond at heat to put down his name
for the coming year. Should the Messenger sc
| down. sheer at our want of literary taste and
culture would be flung at US from every quarter Of
| New England.
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Commercial.

Nvw YonK. Nov As ks firm. re haar'a .
sc Cumberland coal Co - sa asna s a s75
Kssa, ssavsneed Southern ~ +zlo Corn =, ad-
rsn mse western mixed s Pork firm Mess s y i5
Reef Unchanged Lard improving ana qootea u i1s
Whiskey Ohio 3el. ,.-;.I .,,es M ,con
bhl. at 50 for all kinds. Wheat heavy, ThI Eve
$zs'',s ,, Rocon sligetly improved, Sides l24ats
Saunders l2iai2l, Mess Pork a2ll *a.. Lard
ou;et aud unchanged. Butter and Cheese scarce sho
New ORLEANS, Nov. 13--Mess Pork active at = ~
Sugars advanced cent.
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IT 4 Letter from, the Rev H.
McCnbe, of Hampton Va. sohn

, Having had occasion to use RsEER,s 20 40
BiTTERs in my family within the last ,,. Atsitq
cases Of dyspepsia and nervous headache ;5 nm .,t
say have never used any remedy for tbe,s a. 'a-
ing naladies with so signal success as ~; ~';e~
ever carefully avoided recommending egy of nave
Gus nostrums with which the country is soo5'I az
cause believe in majority of cases thew AZ g D.
harm than good; but as BAKERS Bitters have ~
tined under my immediate observation, and - l7'3
such beneficial results do not feel at lbertyF
hold my humble testimonial to theirvalue " VIII
Sold by PURCELL, LADD Il co, aad DTn,e.,
generally. =. 3.
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vMark the Experimentation. of

the American Shaving Saloon, is Furnishing ND h.,
accommodating place for the reception of Fall and
Winter visitors-painting, guiding, Competing &c
He will soon have his place handsomely renewed
1t has heretofore been and will continue 10 b. ha
resort of the old, the middleaged and the Young 5'
all who want an agreeable Shave or their Hair cat
in a style unsurpassed by any one win surely f1i
Hobson or his polite employers. Go then, to Ho5sn
aud get clean. nice shave your hair cut in hecomH
STYLE, and take good Hot, Cold or Shower Bath sa5
you will come away better and wiser
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Fcmalc Eqaestrinnisn,.

The Grand Jury at Pitisburg, Pennsylvania, has
presented" female equestriansm al Agricultural
fairs as nuisance That Grand Jury was com.
posed Of sensible men. The women in some sac.
tons of the North are too fond of exhibiting Their.
selves The propensity they manifest for maseu
line attire and yocations is alarming What with
Bloomerism and Eauestrianism the male tenn .,a
OF breeches at the North bee ming every day mere
precarioiH If women are permitted 10 hold the
reins In public, it viii not be long ere thew seize
them In private. and prove on every domestic race
uAsk that "the gray mare 10 the better horse
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" A. w. Osborne,s great Picture CALI

~, Main street opposite the Exchange Bank
known to be the finest ard largest Daguerrean ea,.
lishment south of the Potomac river. Citizens s-i
strangers visiting the Fair should pay visit 70 he
establishment, where they may obtain hEenesses
every known style of the art from the smallest 70 TIE
largest size. The ladies will do well 10 call and odS
at our assortment Of beautiful Pearl, Shell Pir,'
Machie, Velvet and Morocco Cases before parchsl,
elsewhere. A. w. OSBORNE
&C q Sign of the American Fla
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no 1872,
= Ladies, Preserve your Tee.

the agonlzDg toothach asd the h,--oersa sra;a
toTcePs, by the hahitual use Of 'ae asrf,'
FLUID: 1t prevents the formation Of a., DIVA
all acrid secretions restores the gn,,s 'eo,-.
RED and healthy condition, impsrts a :" oe'a'a
and breath is recommended hy the 20 20 ne uslu;s
and physicians of this and other e;ts. tea:s
any preparation in USE. For sale by PuT.s suP.n9s
Co.; Bennett Beers; Adie Il GRAY and ~ LAdt
&C 6-d3m. ~ Sio ~ sfstyv,
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~ Fashionable Cloak, ,n.S

r No.
ELEGANT SILKS; ROBES. Morpp
and Dress Goods generally ANIiQtRS
Cg rE, : A. MATERIAL, WITH ALL THE s,v
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS
A splendid assortment ftheso Goods IN vh;.,
&C Its THOS p,,c
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ORDERS RECEIVED AT GoSPoRT NAVY YARD
The Norfolk News of Tuesday states that orders
have been received at the Gosport Navy Yard, or
dcring all ships there to be fitted out for mme
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EF Ladies' Fair.-The Ladies' of Duvp
street Church preparing to hold a Fair with u
view 10 help in hquidatng debt of Sl,l00, which
has been resting this church since built
They would earnestly entrset their friends, and all
those who feel interested in the cause to up
their help. 1t is scarcely necessary to remind the
Christian community in Richmond of how much good
this church has accomplished, and is now accomplish
ing. in its quiet way in the neighborhood where it is
located. God has blessed the enterprise with many
seasons of refreshing from his presence, and hes
made it instrumental in bringing many souls unto
Christ But while the number of its members has in
creased considerably, yet its pecuniery strength has
increased very little. The church has beeh aborins
under Il disadvantage in consequence of the above
mentioned debt, and the ladies' have resolved
with the cooperation of their friends, to help largely
towards cancelng it. For this purpose they viii hold
Fair for the sale of Fancy and Useful articles ana
Refreshments, of which they viii have goody guam.
tity of superior kind. The ladies have taken grea,
pains have the best assortment of useful articles
Their embroidery and fine work has cost them much
labor and expense and they hope be able satisfy
those who will patronize them with the full value
their money. Let their friends and the public give
them call and help their efforts in this good
The Fair viii commence Gu MONDAY, 10Th instant
at u o'clock, p NJ III the church, and viii continue
during the week. no l5--3tT
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IL Mechanics Building Fund Associa-
TIoN.-The regular monthly meeting (l4th) of the
Association will be held at Saunders Hail. Tonight
at O'Clock.
The Secretary will be at the store of s. NJ Zach
risson, ESQ, this evening" from to O'clock to
ceive the dues of members.
no i5-lt z. MCCARTHY, Secy.
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II Important Notice to u.u

PaIerson & Jackson,s MAGIC FTeaWpks.s.nper,..
ash = an'ysrssIk By al So ~ Pot
Beautiful polish b t. furniture. L v'i .s =
than any other known polish. Prs-.aS Ih ls~l ~.
sale by PATEpsnN pared osiY 80
no i3-2y NJ ~ 4 JACKSON y
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RAILROAD Decentralization was quite a
rejoicing in Thomasville, Davidson County, N. G.,
on Friday last, at the first arrival of the ears at
that place There were about 5000 persons pre-
ent who partook of splendid barbecue and spent
the day in listening to speeches and the firing of
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SPECIAL NoTIcra

Vst. PauI,s ChurrL-S~---~-~-
nela ON THURSDAY morninr. Thso.ice vii, 4.
soo gG.aes, ey the Rev. w. w srgSe as1s Dsy's
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~ New EsfabIishment.--John

,.,apv ~ ~ Amsriean shaving salooa h1 go,
h la,es next Oe sn door to Dr. Powell 5s;s
Main and Cary and fitted up with spsSIa~ .,, . q
and i nIsasan. shave, will find him, as Ae'''''
ready TO please his customers. 1. proverbs :
His superb style of Hair oattlhs s.,;fnas h' 7
he is sure he can please the mos. liar RS
s so and Tonic. which, with other g Gpssfi y
tions and dyes. together with the I sa@+. tbs is'
poon Bath, will make his shop ne nI ~, Inc.
of ALI who desire to DO waited upon -
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fV- UphoIstery Goods...India nna b..

~ tpuOessffy GOous.--lndi8 and nIo,
Damasks Satin deLaines, Lace and Muslin Cn-ts,O'
Jumps, TasseLs, Loops Cornice, Bands, &c. a,ns~,
did assortment on hand 't'''
Having engaged an almost entire new set Of wa.
men from the most celebrated houses NORTH VII,
VIII, my own experience satisfied that upholrs,,
not TO be excelled. JOHN f. REGNafTI =
&C 5e-lm IQ} Mar ,,,,
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IvAmerfcnn Tract Society.-PnbIic

MEETING.-A general meeting in behalf of the Tract
Society will be held in the First Baptist Church THIS
EVENING at O'Clock. Rev. w. w. Spear, Presi-
dent of the South Carolina Branch of the American
Tract Society, win be present. and address the meet
ing Addresses will also be delivered by several pas
of this city The public aie invited to attend
No collection to be taken up.
J. CROSS. Superintendent
no 15--1t* M. It. SUMNER Gen'l Agt.
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MAD. CECILIA YOUNG, the popular Vocalist, will
give series of concerts here in few days. She
will be assisted by Robert Heller, the celebrated
Pianist and Charles Mahr both artistic of celebrity
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SANFORD AND TURsER--The concerts recently
given by Mr. s. S. SANFORD, assisted by Ar. =" -
ner and the other talented members OF the corps
were highly entertaining. Turner is eap''al oai-
lad singer, AID Sanford is great humorist- ihelr
concerts gave great satisfaction Ihey go from
this city to Petersburg and Lynchburg.
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rUT.HcRApHIC NHwa
rpoRrED ron THE DIsPATc =.


Nrw ORLEANS, Nov I3.-Laser dates from Tex
save been received. Governor Pease IN Ms mess
ase to the Legislature justiiies Capt ua'lana N
course. but regrets the necessity .. ~, ,rrs
an.barized expeditions into Mexico to chasa'e the
I'll, e
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Sss rMerson Jackson's 'sMtC;1C Beefepx
POLISH" 1t is unquestiouabiy ne rChSiTrss
wing polish known, and satisfsct;o, most l.s1-a
Prepared only and for sale w5oles.I. Is sssrsatsps
PATTERSON Il JAcgsSs.ay
ho ~" Drizeis.s i-uA,
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rwThe Animal Meeting Of the Disciples

of Christ in Eastern Virginia, will be held at Syce-
more Church, in this city, FRIDAY, the 10th in
Bethany, Va; DR.. Shepard, of New York; and DR..
Barclay, Missionary from Jerusalem, well as other
distinguished strangers will he in attendance and
participate the exercises of the occasion.
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Mad Rachel,

We learn that RACHEL il about 10 eohi"ie
Southern tour, and that she VIII pass 'i''"sn az.
city. She very much desired 70 give 49,.
ance here, but could not obtain the theatre ioi .'
purpose We trust the obstacles IN 'ne way VI an
arrangement with the Lessee OF the Ihea're may
20, be ohviated and that we may have an oppor-
tunity of seeing the actress who has for so long
time held sway over the Parisians. .
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lust RECEIVED, per schooner HaxaIl
~ and steamer jamestown
Cognac Brandy
Old Jamaica Rum
Old Bourbon Whiskey
Port Wine
London Brown Stout
Mrssun's Verzeuay Champagne
Mocha Coffee
Cigars, very superior
English Dairy Cheese, small ze superior quality
Currant Jelly
Old Lisbon Wine
Extra fine Gunpowder Tea
Bags Buckwheat eX re- hulled
Pepper Sauce
Door Mats
Refined Salt Petre
Quarter kegs Family Mackerel
Kegs Dutch Herrings
For sale by ED. w. TOMPKINS
Is Rroed
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The machine shops of Ephram Clayton, at Ashe-
vile, n c., valued at $4,000, were destroyed by
fire. few days since.
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= no the CitIzens of Richmond snl

Strangers visiting the city.-If your wish to grtyaJ
Hair cut in the latest and most approved style, al
your Whiskers changed to most beautiful bsct
brown c0lor-then call on Hobson under Ia. Ane'
can Hotel. Hot, cold and shower Baths can Be lt
at all hours from O'Clock a. ~, to Top. m Sts'
bath D cents or tickets for 81. Entrance ca l.I
street UE
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" Thankryiyirg f,.x

HHvIHK rtturned 70 the city there ,giI d, Jef,,
s 30 other reh-,ous services az Grsrs se prssebs
no i4-2t Ns "shf, At II 81. "
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~ We would say to our couu

attracted to the city by SIAION'S S|S',y lriend,
ored Photographs, that they must no, f,., ald Co
the Agricultural and Mechanics Fsirs,Sssrr' q ~:
well worthy visit. ''1y -'' s1'a
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thanks 70 his friends and the public for the ba:
share of custom in his line they have he'etoa''
awarded to him. His late disaster has subjected aa
to heavy loss and great Inconvenience. But h'
again ready to receive orders. He may be fOdna %
the present in the Basement Of the Metro?oa'n
Hall, and will be pleased TO attend to any buas7s
his branch of trade. o.
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ID AT THE CASH BOOKSTORE,

u
No. 81 MAIN STREET.
Lives of the British Historians, vols; So 80.
Queens of England Of the House of Hanover, by
DOran, 2 vols; $500
Christian Thesm, by Thompson; $l.25.
Table Traits and Something of Them, by Doran, l
VOL $1.25.
Hoaryhead and McDoDner, by Abbott; ST..
Life of S. 5. Prentiss vols; $3.50
Memoir of Rev. Sidney Smith, vols SO.
Irvng's Works complete, ID vols; Sl5.
Cooper's Works do So v0ls $780,
Wavery Novels do q vols SIT.
Do Do do II vols SIP.
Shakspeare's Works, vols; $50.
Dickens Works, vols, London; SO.
ALSO,
Visiting Cards, written most beautifully equal to
copper plate. A pack furnished at half hours no.
tice. II. D. CLARKE,
(Successor to w A. Butters)
no l5-4t Isl Main street
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TT IL INK cts, Blankets m.

DIa BHnkefs nnd n
WOODEN GOODS:-T. r. PRICE i co heavy
hand large and well selected stock of - aays o.
Blankets, Sattineta Plains, Kersey. 40 S7T NssH
&C l6--ts
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Manitoba gentleman of experience
w desires Il situation as BOOk-KEEPER or Clerk
in Grocery Commission House. He iniu-
good trade. City reference given. Address
T.. ut this office. no l5-2w
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no 15--1tk

Iigi0us N0ticc.-.A THANKSGIVING
Sermon win be delivered in the Centenary Methodist
Episcopal Church, of this city. THIS MORNING, q.
IL o'clock, by the Rev. ID. S. DoGGETT, d. D.
no l5-It*
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wUpholstery Goods.-Brocatelles Ind,


Satin de LANES; Union Damasks
Lace and Muslin Curtains
Rich Gimps; Tassels Loops, &C.
Do Cornice; Bands, &c.
T. r. PRICE L CO.
J. d. SMITH, Upholsterer, makes and puts IN
Curtains in the latest style. Orders left with T <
PRICE Il Co. will receive prompt attention
oc 22-lm
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MARRIED.

On the 10th day Of October last, at Coal Hartor
powhatan county, VA. by the Rev. Mr.. Campbell
Major ALEXANDER s. OWEN TO Miss DRUGlL
IA H. MATTHEWS. all of the same county.
"a" Missouri, Kentucky and North Carolina paper
please copy
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B-A Gold Watch worth $50, n Lady's
Gold Bracelet worth 1912. Gold Locket worth s TO-
splendid Daguerreotypc in beautiful Shell Case
worth IS, together with boxes of Cigars, Walkinf:
Canes Port Monnaies, Cigar Cases, &c, &c, for only
p cents each, at POWERS Cigar Store,
nol5 Opposite American Hotel
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