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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-06
COnHressiOnal.

WASHINGTON, Nov. observation-disclosures Adams
of Mississippi, gave notice that he should offer a
bill amending the present Naturalization laws Re-
solutions were submitted but laid over, under the
rule.
The Senate the adjourned.
Honse.-The baoting for Speaker in the House
was continued Six ballots were had and the last
stood as follows:
w. A. Richardson, Ill., DEM. ............74
n. p. Banks, Jr., Mass, Ok. NJ. .."....... 8
Henry NJ Fuller, Pa, (Whig) ..............19
There were several scattering votes.
The House adjourned without any election
1t is stithought that Fuller of Pennsylvania will
be elected
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The Democrats voted for Richardson, with some,
few exceptions, and the Americans from Mary
land, Kentucky and Tennessee for Humphrey.
Marshall Mr.. Garlic, the only representative from
Virginia belonging to the American party, also.
voted for Mr.. Marshall The other candidates re- Z.
eeiyed votes from Freesoilers, Abotonists, North
ern Americans, Fusonists, Republicans, &c, lust
as they pleased, and from personal as well as DO.
litical considerations
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PROPOSED TESTIMONIAL TO DK K,sr-N-
George Peabody, says the Baltimore Sun. who is
now so widely known as the American merchant
OF London offered the sum of fifteen hundred dol
iars as his contribution towards general public
lestnnohial-one thousand dollars for Dr. Kane
and five hundred dollars for his comrades. This
tender being made direct to DR.. Kane. he prompt
~ declined it, for himself on the ground of his un-
Willingness to allow his name to be used in con-
nection with any testimonial of a pc cuniary ma
ture. He has, however, referred hack to Mr. Pea
the disposal of the subject as far as it relates
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"a Ricinsssnd 1xerke6s. Dec. -. INx6.
NFLOf3n1 There's cp6sidershae deDkssst< II In -
40 fok npeftne; but - lies sf that Ls niles u
Sa7{ III shlensnt, aud n1arkets sncs more 1nil
WHEAT-Market heavy yesterday, and &2.i5
for good prime red; s2o0S2 IS Cor good to prime
white. Lower grades in proportion to guilty. Re-
ceivcd last week, byneans other thsn wagons 10 e7e
bushels Wheat.
CORN--we quote s2l d9s cts. per bushe1 for Old;
IS cts. for new. Receipts of Corn last week, COLA
bushels ts.aff5
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sTHE.DAiLY DIsPATQH
TnursAsy MsrninG, December 9, lsS $50,

TSsrsSsy Msrnins, December 8, 1888.
~ e isss.srsck Henry umisa0 Railroad.
m. p.uyilie Republican has an article sesa"e
,or,h The claims Of this road. and Introducing
memorial which IL now circulating among the peo'
nile of tina. section Of the State and which WIN, no
doubt, be extensively signed The Kepup''e."
lsarns that the most energetic efforts wai oe
10 secure a charter for the proposed Improvements
from the present Legislature
Th. .nnlicatson 10 made for m Independent
charter This was done. the Repuehcan says De-
cause an application for the extension OF the Dan
vile Railroad. requiring, As II does, . change in
the charter Of the company. can only properly
come from the company ITSELF The Republican Is
assured tha. should the company petition the lie.
visiature for an extension of the road and should
the proposition be favorably entertained, the per
sons now pe.itioning for an Independent charter
viii offer no objection. The great object is to
secure for the upper counties An outlet to market
The memorial sets forth that in near the South
western portion Of the State Sab, Plaster, Lime,
Coal, IRON, Lead and Copper abound in great qnan-
titles, and that railroad uniting the Virginia
and Tennessee, and the Richmond and Danville
Railroads at the most eligible points, would serve
a. . mos, expeditions outlet for this vast mineral
wealth, and at the same time would confer meal
calable benefit upon the comparatively isolated
section of the State through which the road would
pass II farther adds that this line of connecting
railroad was within the contemplation Of the Lee
gisature at the time Of granting the charters Of the
"Roonoke. DCnuik and Junction" and the Lynch.
bsrS and Tennessee Railroads
To show the isolated and mountain bound situa-
ton Of the section interested in this road the
morialamentions tho following fact: During the
past year, while corn was in great demand through
out Pittsylvania Halifax and the contiguous coun-
ties both in Virginia and North Carolina and readi-
ly commanded from six to seven dollars per barrel
it was abundant, and selling freely at from two to
three dollars per barrel In Patrick and the adjacent
counties, only seventy five miles west of Danvile
The memorial asks for charter on the three
fifth principle.
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Commercial.

NEW YORK, Dec 5-F1onr advanced-State
Ssi; Southern $94. Wheat--Western Red So 10;
Southern unchanged Corn lower-mixed 81 02.
Provisions unchanged. Stocks firm-Virpinia 6's
1851.
BALTIMORE, Dec 5.-Breadstutfs lower. How.
ard street Flour and OHIO SO: City Mills S95.-
Wheat dul-White So 050$2 IL; Red ST $50
Provisions unchanged
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Latest from Knusus.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. Accounts received here fro, o
Kansas state that officer of the Free State or
ganization had been captured at Atehison, with
written orders upon his person for the burning OF
the town-through revenge for the murder of Nc,
Laughlin AS most of the male citizens of the
place had gone to Lecompton at the request of Go,
vernon Shannon request was sent to Weston,
No. for assistance; and party left there for Atchi
son last night.
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LMesT BE sO.--it h an odd saving fIrn,
haa what everybody says mast be true Now every.
prononnces it tie best they ever tas,ad "a eANDI
Le,, II made fresh, daily out of hs
crushed sugars and BY regular profsssa, ~ M
dec - - A"' ..ra rII ~ .st;
EECHEs! LEEC Il rs :! TEE1,8 11-5Y,
have inst received by AdamS express Il:
NM, Ut swedhh Leeches, which will be AMI ia
upon Inc most reasonable terms sPt Asd
can % iound At all hours Of the day at tha Hal;
uss Jung room under the Aneric IN HOTEL md =.
streets - sun FRANKLIN
.Gnppins and Iseeains promptly attended to.
sAee q = s3e2 u. G. H0BSON.
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NEW YORK, Dec. Clubs are forming in this
State for the purpose of supporting r. NJ T. Hun
ter, of Virginia, for the Presidency and Augustus
Schell, of New York, for the Vice Presidency.
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Wreck Ashore.

NEW YORK, Dec. 5-The schooner MOONLIGHT
laden with cotton, from Mobile for this port. il
ashore Fire Island and partly filled will
wafer
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DAMAGEs-The jury in Staunton. in the case
OF Edward q. Norman VS.. John w Il vers agreed
upon a verdict on Thursday last VIII ich gave the
plaintiff $500 damages ~
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Election 0f NIayOr

SAVANNAH, Ga, Dec Sat the election to-day
Anderson American, was elected Mayor by 2l
majority OF the Alderman elected 10 were Dem
ocrats and two Americans.
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CY- AmbrOtypes, or Pictures Hermefri.
cally sealed between glasses the great beauty and
durability of this style of picture should recon-
mend them to every one. For family groups and
small children there il no process 50 well adapted as
the Anbrotype, and where are the pictures taken
so perfect, delicate, and SO life-lke as at
de 5 NJ p. SIMONS'.
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DIED.

On Wednesday morning, at ? o'clock, Mrs. MAR
TIA STUBS in the Goth year of her age, after long
and painful illness.
Her funeral will take place This Day, at 5o'clock,
from Trinity Church Her friends and acquaintance
are respectfully invited attend without further
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The Steamboat Disaster ut Memr his Tenn
LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec 5-There are fifteen
men missing by the burning of the two steamers at
Memphis, Tenn, on Tuesday The May Flower
is valued at 100000 and insured for $4,000. 1t
contained $50, 900 worth of goods.
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yNRESH VENISON.--A prime lot OF Fresh
Il VEN1SON has just been received at THOMP-
SONS Our House )" which will be served up in ev-
ery STYLE Families and others in want can be sup
Mid de 6-St
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MARRIED

On Monday evening" the Sd inst, ly the Rev DR.
Howell, MIR JOHN H WRIGHT, to MISS AGNES
ADAM both OF this city.
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F-N0tice.-We invite attention to our
large sale of Dry Goods, to take place at our new
warehouse, Nos l63 and 165 Main street, this morn
ing at 10 O'Clock.
def KENT. PAINE & CO.
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r. Auction NOtice.--Particular attention
is requested to my sale of desirable and valuable
Building Lots, in the town of Manchester This Al.
ternoon, commencing at O'Clock. 5
dec THOS W. KEESEE Aust
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1Dry Goods for the Million for cash
only. n ..........- ..e &
Ceases Fast Color Prints at 81 cents, worth 10 cts
case at cts, suitable for comforts, quilts, &c.
cases best Merrimsck Prints, fast cQlors.
cases Bleached and Unbleached COttons; cheapest
in the city.
$50 Ladies' Cfoaks in MORE Antique Velvet Satin,
Cloth and Merino, of the latest styles, which am
selling at 25per cent cheaper than they can be
bought elsewhere.
Ladies' Dress Goods of all kinds.
Grape Shawls, nj great variety. f
Dress and Cloak TRIMMINGS, comprising the newest
designs, at half price.
Bed and Negro Blankets Linseys; Fulled Cloth; Bed
Tick: with the usual assortment of Dry Goods.
Remember the place is N. EZEKIERS,
@1 Cloak and Mantle Depot, IS Main ST.,
next to p. X. Whites Ladies' Shoe Saloon.
deS-12t 81. lei. s- -- 4..s. - 1r.sl 5t
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BALLoTTING IN CoNGREss.-rhe following is
the result of the six ballots for Speaker, i'm the
Hon SO of Representatives Tnasdar.
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CSAt q NIeefins of tlS Csnfine1l
Gu. !" held attheir Armory a. Tuesday, The "a
in14Capt. Crawford presiding, - followinH rseln-
tidnewsra presented and mani l,nusly adopted: 8
ksalred, That during our late visit e. he CRYPT
refersburs, for the cordial social and re-
ception we received; the gentlemsnly and generous
attention paid US, by the Cocksde battalion Of Vol
unteers consisting Of the Artillery Capt. Eieol. the
ureys, Capt. Scott snd the City Guasd Capt. May;
we tender them sincere and heartfelt gratitude.
2. Revived, That at any time these Companies OF
volunteers either Of them, may honor the city OF
Richmond with visit it win be hailed with plea-
sure and their generosity remembered and recipro-
Gated by every member Of the Continental Guard
Rssoiged, That also acknowledge with graft
tude the courtesy of the Virginia Rifle Company, 1t
Shad commanding, for the attendance as the depot
and reception by them the night Of our return
from the Cockade city.
de Cit w ID. CRAWFORD. Sec'y.
~ To the Presidents Managers and Wish
TORS OF THE UNION BENEVOLENT SoCIETY-Ladies:
In accordance with my annual custom for tho last
years have the pie of asking your scceptance
of the receipts of my Daguerrean Gallery Satur-
day. Dec 8th when shall devote the entire proceeds
to your excellent charity. = "t
Respectfully, yours.
WIN. A. PRATT,
def Gallery No las lain st. Richmond.
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LOST.

I T..Yesterday, somewhere I'm the city,
IL pair of GOLD SPECTACLES. They were in
red Morocco case, but little The finder will
ceive suitable reward by leaving them at this OF.
fee. de 6--st
i OST--On Sunday, the I'd inst, ON trace,
- Marshall or 9TH street, plain GOLD BRACE
LET. The finder viii be literally rewarded by leas-
ing 1t at this Office. $3.50 de 5-StE
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~ R0ckbridgc (Va.) Alum Pills, for the
of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, the Diseases of
Females, and General Debility, prepared from the
Mass obtained by evaporation of the Water at the
Rockbridge Alum Springs, Va. .......-- 81 .
The Pills, possessing in concentrated form. all
the virtues of the celebrated Rockbrdge Alum Wa.
ter have been fund sngularly successful in curing
the above diseases, and is neat and convenient
thod of securing its good results. q 20
Price i 90. Also, ROCKBRlDGE ALUM MASS,
for sale in any quantity. by .a IS
BENNETT 4 BEERS, Druggists
Sole Agents for the sale of the Rockbridge Alum
Water, Pills and Mass Terms cash. no 30-lm
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=. sanna xetselI one Of the Editors and .proprie.
sorsof fhs Boston Courier died Sunday nigh.
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Ev-CurtMin G0eds-seesnd SUPPLYING
F. REGNAuLT, 1872 Main street, has just receives
LANES, DAMAsKs, Muslin AND LACE CURTAINS
IA ssELs AND HooPs; also splendid nssort ment o
able terms and made and hrng in style not TO b
excelled. de 4-iw
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~ Bachelors Hair Dye.--The Original,
Reliable, True and NaturaEbeyond all question the
BEST-never fades fails to dye brown or black,
true to nature without the least injury to skin hair
Made and sold. applied Tin nine private roomsl at
BATCHELORS old established Wig Factory, 2S3,
Broadway, New York. ,.s .-4,s
For sale by BENNETT BEERS,
no SO-dt2t No. 1875 Main ST., Richmond, Va.
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e Manchester Cotton and Wool Manu-.
FEATURING ComPANY.-An adjourned meeting of the
Stockholders of this Company will be held at the Ex
CHANGE HOTEL on THURSDAY the 9Th inst :,
at O'Clock p. M. w. H. POWERS, Agent.
de .-2t
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o. Ladies, Preserve your Teeth, avoid
the agonzing tootsche aud the horrors of the dental
forceps, by the habitual use of DOwDEN's DENTAL
FLUID. 1t prevents the formation of tartar removes
all acrid secretions the gums to beautiful
RED and healthy condition, imparts a whiteness to
the teeth, refreshing aromatic flavor to the mouth
and breath is recommended by the principal dentists
and physicians of this and ether cities superior tc
any preparation in For sale by PURCELL Ladd l.
Co.; Bennett Beers; Ade l. Gray, and all druggists
DC 6-dSm. r..- d. ....-
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~ A Letter from the Rev. DIR. JOhn G,
McCabe, Of Hampfou Yn.

ss17 tFh HAMPTON, VA, Occ. 10, 400.
HayinR had occasion to use BAKERs PREMfuM
Buffers in my family within the last two yeais, in
of dyspepsia and nervous headache can safely
say have used any remedy for these distre -
ing malsdes with 90 signal success az this. have
carefully avoided recommending any OF the vsi-
nostrums with which the country ID flooded, be-
cause believe in majority of cases, they do more
harm than good but Bakers Bitters have been
tried under my immediate observation, and produced
such results do not feel at liberty to with
hold my humble testimonial to their value.
JNO.s C. McCABE.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD Co, and Druggists
generally. 80. oc so
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r Yeu6g NIen'Hl Ii IN Assoclatisn.--
~ first n re Of c. Conf will be delivered by
FL WMlH kivEs sfRIDNT evening next 1t ii
06lock, III 80 II Bsp( Chuf9k To defrsy expenses
uocesssri1 Scurfed al a1micn fee Of rs cents win
% CHARGED schools half price when in companies
of ixht or more Tickets may be had at the Exchange
Hotel and Bookstores at the door ON the Lecture
evening" ;.
Each member yin be furnished with ticket free.
upon application to the Librarian, at tbs Rooms OF
the Association. de 55t
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" Furs, Furs.-.I have Just received n
fresh supply of Ladies' Furs such Victornes Capes
aud Talma, which am selling very low. Ladies
would do well to give call at the Premium Hat
Store, No. 207 Broad street. 5 doors from Breeder,
Fox Co. t-"'-'s-,- IS
no 27-2wk - ser .H RICHARD MOORE.
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BOARDING.


ROAltDl NG..-n1embers of the Legisia.
- ture Wishing to obtain board in private board.
ing house, can be accommodated with very quiet and
comfortable rooms, upon reasonable terms, at the
Prescott House, two doors above the Banks. have
also two very desirable rooms for families that
would like TO have occupied Nothing shall be laci-
ing to render their stay in my houae pleasant and
comfortable as any other boarding house in the city
All ask is trial. will be pleased to take several
day beardeEs also. Ny charges will be moderate.
de 4-3t
u OARDING.--Memb Of the Legisia.
= ture aud Others wanting Board, will find quiet sad
pleasant rooms by applying TO Mrs, T. s. MORTON
| on 18th street, between Grace and Franklin.
de S-lw~
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Ar sCHAAP,s STORE, corner Broa,

At SCHAAP'S STORE, corner Broad
IA and Third, y =5G
They're selling mighty cheap, we heard,
s+s. Z. Mind well, them the direction!
OF Toys of Pistols, Cutlery,
Of China, Glassware, Jewelry,
They have fine selection. t.ss.-..f
@A OF Port Monnaies, Perfiimery,
sssssa And even OF Confectionery,
..l9 You'll find all in perfection. A.''
At SCHAAP & CO.'S
ssa5 French Confectionery and Variety Store,
de As1 Corner 81 and Broad streets
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- Removal...Dr. Warning has removed
his Office to two doors below Trinity Church. Franklin
street. where he may be found all times when not
absent on professional business. no 28-lm
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-BALTIMoRE, March I4th, 1S55.-Messrs. Mortimer
and Moicby0y: Gentlemen--It will be out of my
power tie tel! you in this certificate of all the good
have derived from the of DR.. Hamptons Vegeta-
Bile Tincture. For more than twelve months have
been in bad health, with what my doctors called
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and a general arrangement
of the whole nervous system. For weeks at q time
unable to leave my bed with serious pains in my
side, back and breast with appetite and great de-
biiity. After trying various remedies from which /
derived but little, if any benefit, became much dis
spirited At this time was advised by friend who
had been cured by the Iincture to make trial of it.
am happy | did SO; for, after taking two or three
bottles, find myself restored 20 health.
My daughter, alsu who was broken down in health,
restored 10y it. Sons of my neighlors have also
been cured aud others benefited by use My de-
sire il to bear testimony Of the good have derived
canAot say too mach in favor OF tlis valuable medi
clae nor express il this way all the suHernss from
which have beeu relieved; bat If those who af-
aicted VIII call sill give tht satisfactory
evidence VI the great healing aI reto ive power Of
HumitCii'g Vegetable Tincture.
Yauls, tTuly, WIN. HIGH,
t.. @ No 1876 South Paca street
~ Delicate Ladies and childr will please give it
trial. ...t ... .-4,
Gull anl get Pamphlets, and see cures of Coughs,
BRONCHITIS rheumatism, Liver Complaint Scrofula.
AS female medicine it il unriVslsd.
Sold by o. A. STRECKER and PURCELL, LADD
all the Druggists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER
MOWBRAY, Baltimore and by Druggists and Store
keepers everywhere. 10. t...
k3" 81 per bottle; 6 bottles for So. no 20
Hp,x.s H. r. n
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- GENT,S SCOTCH BOTTOalkor
8BRoAD WELTS.-A fresh lot Of the above
desirabie winter Shoes just received at
- DAVID WALSHS,
do Sf
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HEAD ID + ALL...Just received per
IA steamer from New York, a large assortment of
Cambria Bands much cheaper than the lot just sold
and considered by the ladies very reasonable
SEQ pairs Sleeves at Is cens 200 pair do so cents
worth $3.50; 100 style Cloaks; of the December
fashion, just OUT sets of Rich Sleeves and Collars;
Bonnet Ribbons of the latest styles Moss MORE An
Trimmings received every week. And Monday
next the 10th inst, will open splendid assortment
of FURS, in Vctorines, Cuffs, &C., for ladies and
children Remember, at 500
-t, N. EZEKIEL'S Cash Store. IS Main st.
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= > T. b "A 3 O POII
Executed by the great American Artist GEORGE
HEILGE, Esq, of Philadelphia
70 Exhibition every evening at " o'clock and
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at O'clock
EsTckets 2Scents. Children l2i cents
Doors open one hour previous <sgtf
The Panorama win positively close ON saturds v
night Dec I'D and open in eFsburg, ar Mechanics
Hall, on Tuesday night Dec. 25.
no 26 d. C. LA RUE, Agent
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w TED-Immediately, one or tive
w good men to work on Custom Coats. None need
apply who cannot give good references to such stes.
dy work during the winter will be given Call at
H. Main street.
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- DESIRABLE RESIDENCE On
II CLAY STREET FOR REMT.-Mr. Thomas
0:A Tnsley being about to- decline Housekeeping.
offers for rent his situa cd At the Of
Clay and LIST streets. Est 8
The house has ten rooms, Kitchen four rooms with
water III the yard and = good garden. The premises
are in perfect order This very desirably srrans
"a and eoayenisnty located residence and invite
early applications.
= de G--eots TAYLOR & WiLLIAMS Aue.s.
IS -. Kltksfl 81 1fhiek
spd thir solo Caters ~ 4 s5s ksdses Mo-
rocco Walking Boots Lsdies' Morof 90
Walking Bnskins; Ladies' Gsat RuskinG Misses
Goat and Morocco HOols; ChildreN'ss Thick sole
Bootees reAh lot q the ancys Shess ~ Isssiv'
cd II 80 s,ss4as III uAN!1 ~ 4LSna So
E0E aAGk--A I1akslx lalMAs A. ysasU
ID Appls = kass1sst Heass. srrrpsz
d. q ii ~ tsssse - - s#a ss.Nr s~efsas-
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WANTED--A White Girl, about re or "a
w years of age to attend in house. wait on an in
FAINT and do plain Sewing. One that can coIse we'll
recommended will receive liberal wages. Applyto
PATERSON x JACKSON
de EIM No n Main a.
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WANTS.


WANTED "A Teacher who can teach the
w English BRANCHES aud Music, ID wanted, TO take
charge of small School in Amelia county. Address
M: Winterhsm P. o., Amelia county, Va.
de 6-eo4t