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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-21

RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAIL RoAD.-The bu.
slness of this road during the past month, shows
marked improvement, as compared with the obs.
rations during the same month of 1854 a result,
that must be very gratifying to the friends of ,h
improvement. 1t i'll be observed by the annexed
abstract, that the amount of both the outward and
inward freight has nearly doubled and In fact the
business of the road increases 90 rapidly, AZ 10
more than realize the expectations of lis most san.
guine friends. During the past week, the comma.
ny's Office has been removed from Main street 10 a
commodious building designed for the purpose.
situated near the freight depot, al the corner of
VirRina and Byrd streets
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--..s2l.7l0 rs S37, 1865 90
Richmond Economist.

LAKE SUPERIOR MINING REGroN.-The Chica.
go tribune contains some important facts relating
70 copper mining In that region. Five thousand
ton, min mine weight or $500 tons of ingot copper
duct OF the world 10 set down at 60 600 tons pne.
seventeenth OF which 10 furnished by Lake Supe.
rior mines And should the total prodnct of IN.
Lake Superior mines increase as i. has durIoe the
p sod ,~e,ve month"; In very few years they will
product OF the ensuing year, It Is thought vii, he
much greater than that of the present. The va,ua
OF this years yield 10 estimated at 81 ESQ OOO
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A CARD.-The undersign-
ed 6mhFAr - n khjs al ol ,f; a.

nis CITY and country freuds that he has made an ar,
snsement With new Hat and Cap store. which will
pc opened In afew days in this city. under the Fl
9 9, a. 70 main street, formerly occupied BY mr.
nesn a; W AIT a. Croctery store-snd having lust
ed in the purchase Of large and entire ne .tocs 9,
HATS, CAPS, AND LADIES' FURS
Of all kinds, selected with great care TO milf u.
Southern having also secured the ssrv,ns
will enable him, In the man ufacturins densrtmsn,
Of the establishment, to equal the trade In any n, -
OF the Unon-he solicts 9 call from his old frisrS
maize every eff Irt to give entire satisfaction
GEO. w. DUEaBERRY
N. B. Gentlemen's Hats of all kinda made 10 oY
der at the shorteet notice. AND In the most suveo,
style. se2l-3t a. w
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The CIVIL DOCKET, at the Mayor s
Court yesterday vas a large one and occupied
several hours of the Mayor 10 disposing of it. We
should be taken from the shoulders of the Msvor
and devolved upon the Recorder or some new
court established by law for the purpose.
The rapid growth of Richmond, and the impor-
lance of having an efficient police Is too obvious to
ell to need even passing notice from US. and a.
the Mayor Is the head of that body he should have
nothing else to engage his mind
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RICHMOND AND THE FEVER.


We believe the reports about the fever
being in Richmond, as an epidemic, h"'0
nearly all died out and nothing would have
been said further on the subject, but for the
statement that the Roanoke, "a Richmond
vessel" was quarsntined for having yellow
fever aboard. The only passenger on the
Roanoke who had died, was from norfolk
and taken on board a, Old Point We do
not know that he had yellow fever but ne
died and that was quite sufficient to make a
Csc out of.
There have been fifteen cases OF yeiio"
fever in the hospital of this city, every one
of which was imported from the infected
cities. They were attended by our physicians
and nursed by our nurses not one OF whom
has taken the disease. There have been
some three cases within the city, likewise i'm
ported, and in not single case has the fever
been communicated to any one. This is SUI
fcient to prove that the disease Is utterly IN
nocuous in eur atmosphere.
But these imported case have occurred In
Petersburg, in Baltimore, in Phlladelp MA
and we doubt not in New York itself, not
withstanding its vigilance in quarantiniDg the
disease away. In Baltimore there have been
ten times the number of cases that have been
here, because the number of refugees there
greatly exceed the number here. friend
Just returned from that city says that while
there two deaths from the fever occurred in
the house next to that in which he sojourned.
The disease has not been communicated to
others in Baltimore-nor has it been in Phil
.delphia or Petersburg-thus furnishing in
those cities as we'll as this, positive proof
against the cnntagiousness of the fever.
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SINKING.-The culvert on Leigh street
near the Medical College, 10 giving away, and
cannot now be repaired save at a heavy expense
TO the city. If Leigh street s ever to be continued
into the valley the present grade will have to be
materially changed, In which event the Medical
college will be left high above the passway, unless
Leigh street is divided at College street leaving
one hall standing at the present grade while the
other halt Is cut down sufficient depth to get toto
the Valley. Whether this will ever be done or
not remains to be seen
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WILLIAMSBURG.

We are requested to say by member of
the Faculty of William aud Mary College,
who has been in Williamsburg nearly the
whole summer and fall, that no fears need
be felt by those intending to become stu
dents of that Institution the next Session, on
the score of health. Few places in the
State of the same population are as healthy
as Williamsburg, at the present time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-21

The HEALTH OF THE Cry continues
excellent, and such of our people as have been
spending their summer months 10 the mountains
are returning home We are entirely free from all
levers and other alarming diseases, 30 much So
that many OF our best physicians have not half
enough business to keep them employed.
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THE FEVER.

w.,ra .eain deprived Of full aud satisfac
.o,v news from Norfolk and Portsmouth :
~. oumber of deaths in Norfolk 80, IN
p.st.,nouth Is. II 10 said that there was an
;acraxsed number of new cases in Norfolk
end this is attributed to the North Easteriy
.torm which prevailed there on Wednesday
The Boston Times states that such storm
,srr,;nsted the fever in thst city in 1888 -
God send it may terminate the fever in Nor
en- ,houob the increase of cases hardly
,e.ves room to hope for such result
A private letter received yesterday even
ing by a gentleman in this city, which was
dated Wednesday evening, stated that Dr
Tunstall was living, but very i'll.
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BoArINe on the canal seems to be much
by,sker now than II has been for some time past -
Yesterday morning there were more than twenty
boats of various tonnage lying Ia the basin, either
dIscharsing or receiving cargoes. Some OF these
crafts hall from the Rivsnns river.
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YELLOW FEVER ON THE Mrss,ss,pp,
respond ent Of the Journal of Commerce. wr,,in.
from New Orleans, says: Winning
Il learn from friend who came down the r,vsr
yesterday, that every town along the river, from
Memphis to New Orleans. 10 more or less Afflicted
msinins 10 the town, eight of whom were down
ssi NJ tns lever And 1t ID also ravaaing Coouar'.
hsara IN hi''is'ippi, place II has never visited
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"SoUTHERN ECONOMIST We have omit
ted to notice at an earlier date the valuable
weekly paper gotten up by Mr.. JNo. GREENE,
Jr., of this city, entitled "The Southern Eco
nomist and Commercial Intelligencer." 1t is
devoted to commercial matters and news
The first two numbers have been issued and
they shew Mr.. Crane to be we'll qualified
for the undertaking. The Economist con-
tains beside the commercial news and prices
current a comparative table of importations
of produce, which is valuable. Richmond is
large enough and its trade sufficiently extern
sive to sustain paper of this kind, and as
Mr.. G.. makes good paper and especially as
he is a very worthy gentleman, we trust his
enterprise will be sustained, and that he will,
be richly rewarded
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- SEWING ESTABLISHMENT At sr'n
TON, VA.-The undersigned having for b.S. .Av',
PnIPo'es united In carrying on the SEWING BJisI
NESS in all its branches, respectfully ,sj.it
Of the public patronage ''' A'n'0
The MANTUA-MAKING dspsrtmsut !. ..
tended by Miss 3. COLLINS, of Washington w. /.
In constant receipt from the Northern cts, ~ :.
the latest norelties In style and ,a,ps Of LI,Iv.
DRESSES. CLOAKS aud MANTlLLAS
The GENTLEMEN'S Department !, nal.
Of Ladies' aud q ptiemen's apparel made :, w
shortest notice. ~ N'
Particular attention paid to the msnui.c.ur ,,
Childfen's aud lnfsnt5 Clothing Bradins nd g,'
bordering done In the mcst artistic and ..,,,,
styles. Rich designs for Embroderng z, &c ,r,pts,'
stsntly ON hand. Marking done In plain Of h.,, n.
ters- Call aud examine.
" Rooms opposite the Virginia Hnt,l
LINDA PEYfON,
CARRIE ENGLERRIGBr
BETTE FRAZER.
e Orders will be received at this office.
"a 20-d4m
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THE nETAIL TRADE I'll LH6 Guy COnCInueS
unusually good with grocers and dry goods mer-
chants, the latter of whom are opening their fall
supplies and thereby attracting the attention of
ladies from town and country. Thus far the num-
Der of country merchants visiting the city are not
very large, but those who have come have pur.
chased their supplies far better terms than they
had hoped to be able to do on leaving home. Our
Wholesale dealers have much heavier stocks on
hand this season than usual, and better enabled to
sell great bargains, as many of them have purchas.
ed for cash only
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-21

The FUNERAL of Wyndham Freeman
who was killed In Montgomery county, on Tues
day last, by kick from a horse, took place a,
Trinity church, yesterday. The corpse was fol
lowed TO the shockoe Hill burying ground by g
large number of friends among them many of h,s
pisymates. He wss In the 18th year of his age.
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~We have heard ofmany queer places sc.
lected for the performance of the nuptial Ger.
emony, but the parties who have chosen the
Niagara Suspension Bridge for that perform
ance, have certainly surpassed all their illu. :.
trious predecessors. To choose suspended
state, just when both parties have termina
ted their suspense, is somewhat surprising;
but if wedlOck is to be connected with sus
pended animation, it is perhaps better that it
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-21

Cutting READY Mr.. Eggeling under
the direction of the COMMITTEES appointed by the
Council for that purpose, Is busily engaged In i'm
proving the western square and repairing the buids
iops for the use of the State Agricultural Society,"
II the weather continues favorable, the grounds
will be better condition for the Fair this seasnn
than at any former period.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-21

DETENTION OF CAUSE.-THE Mail train
on the Richmond and Dsnville Railroad wera Ss.
taned about an hour last night in cir arrival here
which progressed very slowly "' 'Hee'
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ATTEMPTED EsoApr

ATTEMPTED EsoAPE.-Yesterdsy, as tie
tseisot train was coming down the Richmond and
DanViie hsliroed, the condustor discovered neS1o
man secreted between the first and second bottoms
OF one OF the care. He imm. distely arrested and
placed MN where he could be kept In confiuement
Cd to Mr. skipWith, Of Pow hatan, and was hired 10
M Carpenter of Halifax. He had taken that me- !.
.no ei OF reaching Richmond with the hope, after
eettng mere, OF escaping to . free State
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-21

CENTENARY METHODIST CHURoH.-Tbe
Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church of this
city has just been refurnsbed and beautifsd, and
will be opened for divine serv Ice ON Sunday morn
ing next, at IL O'Clock. Various improvements
have been made In the interior arrangements, and
additional psws have been fitted up, both on the
lower floor and gallery, to supply demand, which
the trustees were not able to meet previous to
there improvements. Four additional pews on
the lower floor and nine gallery pews In the west
gallery have been fitted up In the neatest Style
Families who, heretofore, have not been able to
procure permanent seats can now do SO, by early
application to Mr. Weisiger at his store on Main
street.
The ceiling and the rear of the pulpit have been
beautifully frescoed and the walls have been paot-
ed In oil coors the seats have all been recushoned
and trimmed In the neatest STYLE the pews and
aisles and chancel have all been elegantly recar.
peted-the whole being executed In the best style
of workmanship, until now the Interior of Cente.
nary Church, 10 point of taste, beauty and com.
fort, will compare favorably with any church ID
the city. We are informed that Q series of reli-
gious services will follow the opening exercises of
next Sabbath, commencing every evening during
the week at half past seven O'Clock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-21

POLICE AFFAIRS were at low ebb yes
terday, owing. In all probability, to the sudden
change of the weather, and the cooling northesster
which has been sweeping the city for the past
forty-eight hours. Only one criminal appeared
before the Mayor, and he dark subject for a tri.
fling affair."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-21

AocipEsr.-A few nights since drunk
en- negro had one of his legs cut off by the
the Central Railroad. while sitting on the track
asleep near Hanover Courthouse. The evening
being dark one, the engineer could not see the
Intoxicated fellow a. the cars approached MIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-21

H WEATHER, yesterday, was cold
damp aud cheress, rendering fires quite comfort.
able. more disagreeabIe day could not have
been asked for at this season of the year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-21

THEATRE-A rich bill is offered to the
lovers of fun tonight, by the "Boln,ki Tonne ;,
secure your tickets at an early hour, If YOU de-,
sire seat. wv wv
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IocAr MATHIS.

DARrro RokBERY. Between the hours
Of and 10 O'Clock yesterday morning. the dwell.
Gag Of Thos. Cooley. on Church hh', 20 nnness
snd ipdusfyious colored man, was entered and
robbed Of 5000 10 money and large quantity Of
clothing. reward of fifty dollars 10 offered
for the recovery of the money. See the sdver-
Il ,mest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-21

BACKING pows.- Yesterday morning
mule attached to a cart owned by Messrs. Davis &
Green, backed over an embankment near the Cen
trail RAILROAD Depot. and received . severe cut on
the left shoulder from q cart hook.
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Supplies for Norfolk and portsno,,tb

supplies for Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Our committee continues to forward SUD.
pines OF bread, porter. lemons, groceries, DC,
TO both Norfolk and Portsmouth. Almost
every morning lots, embracing cons;do-.-
BILE variety, are sent off.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-21

Inc NoNA"Af NEGHoEs, aaron and Pc
ter. owned by Messrs VIM. Butts, Of GEORGIA. and
in this city by their owners and are now on thsi,
way to the South. These fellows came here fe "
weeks since as master and Save. Aaron re esentin
himself a. John Gray of Florida, and claiming p a
ter as his slave But for the suspicion created in
tbs mind of Mr. Lumpkin by their conduct. tbsy
would have succeeded in getting # to the North
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-21

FINE WoRK.-We recently had the plea.
sare of inspeeting .ome of the nna shoe WORK turn
ed out OF the large Establishment Of MIR. p Whit.
under the supervision of their foreman, Mr. A M
Davis. 1t is equal to any thing ever gotten m in
this city, and re fleets credit the skill of MT d
Who IL one OF the best cutters in the country. The
trade OF Virginia for fine co. shoes need nevey
20 North while we have workmen Of az much ex.s'.
leuoe as our Northern friends amongus
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-21

M HOLESALE AND RETAIL STOCK
w OF SUPERIOR READY-MADE CLOTH.
ING. now complete for the Fall and Winter 1855 a.
No lS4. Main street, opposite Eagle Square,.
GOODMAN has now open the largest stock of Fall
and Winter Clothing that he has ever purchased
comprising the greatest variety OF all the latest Fall
styles embracing Ovsrcoats, 1almss. Shawls, Blsn.
from the finest to the lowest grades Furnishins
Goods. My stock 10 unusually large and varied. In
soliciting examination of my stock and in order
to sustain the high reputation which my Goods have
attained. only add that my goods will be sold at
very low satisfactory prices.
N. B.-Weekly additions will bs made to my stock
direct from the man ufactory, which will enable me
to exhibit the latest patterns and styles fast as
they may appear throughout the season
as q J. D, GOODMAN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-21

IN STORE AND FOR SALE, AT
Il VERY LOW PRICES
81 and IA Brown Sheetings
Oznaburgs; Bleached Sheetines and Shirtings
Bed, Negro. Horse aud Fost Blankets
Wadding and Bats
Kentucky Jeans; Tweede; Satinetts
Csssmeres Of all kinds
Black and cold Broad Cloths
Window Hollands; Oil Cloths and Piano Covers
Linseys; Bed Ticks Fustisns and Corduroys
Heavy country-wove Jeans and full Linseys
English Negro Cloths, Kerseys and 8'4 Plattings
Snske-Skn Vesting
Valencia Velvet and Satin Vesting
Caps Hoods, Rigolettes and Sleeves
Buck Gloves. Hosiery and Spool Cottons
Prints, Silks and MeTinos
Shawls Cambres and Curtains
Embroideries- English, French, Scotch and Irish
The largest stock OF Brussels Carpets in the Com
monwealth
Velvet Carpets; Ingram Carpets
Druggetts; Crumb Cloths and Rugs
Alpacss # all styles
Brown Hollands Sileceas
Table Cloths and Towels
With many other fresh and desirable goods just to
hand.
ON CONSIGNMENT:
Bonsack's Negro cans; Charlottesville Jeans; Bale
Cottous and full assortment of Dicks cele
brsted six-Cord Spools
long line of Ladies' Printed Mousines to close
the Invoices, in quantities to suit the purchasers
&c l-d&cts d. H. LONDON
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FIhsT OF THE SxAsoN. 4 -.
sas sessnn vas on change 10 Baltimore Wednesday
In good condition. ~. a's soo
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TNO SCHOOL TEACHERS.-A. NOR

ITO SCHOOL TEACHERS.-A.M NOR
Il BIS, publisher and bookseller, No. 81 Main
Street, Richmond respectfully invites the attention
sortment Of EDUCATIONAL WORKS In the vari.
Gus departments Of learning, embracing Englsh,
Greek, Latin French, Italian, German, Hebrew, and
the Alta and Sciences.
All new and improved editions Of Standard School
and Classical Books received % soon a. publishsd
His arrangements with tbs various Publishers
throughout the ccuntry, are such to enable him
TO furnish supplies for season. at liberal
from prices usually charged TOR School Books
A. n. publishes CROZET6 ARITHMETIC for
Colleges and Schools. which he would commend to
tho attention Of Tsaehers - the best work on the
reasoning pripciplss OF the science Of numbers nov
10 use. Price STA cents.
PIANO FORTES -Wofcestsr's Celebrated ri.
AMOS supplied at factory pfiees
Ne odeans 0aitars ana ether n usical Iustrumsnts
Of the best man ufseturs. also 90 had.
% l9-St,
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nARING ROBBERY-FIFTY DOL.
IL LARS REWARD.-The residence of the sub
.cribsr, on Church Hill, was entered on yesterday
(Thursday) morning, between and 10 ociock, and
the following stolen: TWO HUNDRED DOL
LARS, sisting of two $5 gold pieces one IS Vir
ginia note and the remainder In silver; and large
lot of CLOTHING. l will give $50 reward FOX the
recovery of the money. THOS COOLEY,
"a 2-St free man of color
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-21

GLORIOUS NEWS-KEJOICE! Re
" JOICE!!-LEONARD, the Proprietor of the
celebrated COUGH SYRUP INSTANT RELIEF,
invites the attention of Country Merchants in par
tcular to this valuable medicine Thousands of per.
OF Richmond speak of its virtues Leave not
Richmond without supply Take with You the
greatest medicine ever compounded, and receive the
thanks of those afflicted with Coughs Colds, &c
Remember Leonards Cough Syrup.
Price-25c per bottle; bottles, one dollar. Also,
Leonard's Dollar Cordial.
To be had of L. B THoMAs, Broad street. Shockoe
Hili, and Of all Druggists and dealers generally il
Richmond and State of Virginia. Wholesale o.
Messrs. PURCELL, LADD Co, 90 Main street, and
THOMAS LEoNARD. corner of 9th and Broad streets
Richmond, Va. se2i
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mr. DoDAMEAD, chairman of the Commit.
tee on Supplies. has received from Mr.. Ron
hRr MARTIN OF Walnut Grove, Prince Ed.
ward. thirty chickens, with the request that
they be sent to Norfolk and portsmou,h
which request is this morning. complied with
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THEY DO WEAK WELL
- The above 10 the character g'so ~,
thick Morocco Buskins and Bootees BY sys1 ~ %,
th at has purchased a pair from as this fhh ,o,,
have just received another assortment Of t1s'
good Shoes They are
Ladies' fl ne Thick Sole Morocco boosees
Ladies' fine French Gost-Bkin Leather n3 go,
Lsoies' Thick Sole Morocco Buskina VA-
Flannel Lined s..
Ladies' Thick Sole Morocco and Goat'sNa
kins - al.
We certainly have some Of the be' snI. "a.
Fall that We have ever had-eyery one soA aST''
chased any speak we'll of them.
For Shoes thai "do wear well" csll on
c.. 8. MAURICE, III MAN.
40 E,pl- SQUARE, Rchmood ~.
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M ERCHANTS AND DRU GGISTS
NA from a distance. dealing in Richmond, will
much oblige me by calling and COMPARING my prices
with these they have been paying. NY extensive
acquaintance with the Importers and Mani facturers
enable me to offer every inducement to purchasers
s. P. EEMPLE, Druggist
se Il 202 Main at
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MARRIED.

A. he residence Of Col WIN 81. Goodman: q
che county Of Albsmsils, On WeeresdsI Ire lStn
Ii - the Rev Mr. Ward Mr.. CARTER MOORE
60 Mia BETTE GOODMAN, all Of Albemaris CO..
Va.
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call 70 81 Louis. s'cep'ed
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TRUE TURF OIL.--For old sore. ~. y
l. every description, on Man or besh.',sr,ros
known. s.n,,,l
Bruises and sprains Ulcers and relions, Odd,
Burns, Sore Legs and Chiibains, Fresh 20. ".as
the N.ils. Inaamed Bressts Glsndular Tunon '0''
Back, Swelled Legs and Stiffness OF JOINS .,,o,s.
Warranted to sure, and no damage no" s-'
TO colds.
Prise 30 and Is cents bottle m
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college AND sCHO0L co 5l l.,

4 OLlAEdE AMI 81 a ~ 60 have
~ BOOKS JAS. wooDHousE ~ o.
supplied themselves with an extensver , EGE
SCHOOL, ACADEMIC AMI "o
TEXT BOOKS, vOtl.
Embracing the latest and most sPp.Svsasea ST.
adapted to Elementary, Primary ana
dies. .,.ntjon TO sd9Fs
They have devoted particular ssss h Italian, Ger
man ana Spanish Books. By approved nsosa,s from
Tcsshsrs, Parents and Papiis esa ,ssasirs 10 sss
IL . subscribsrs everything they may reon rssten'
wsy Of sheool Books snd Sss'sa''"
II - : y. A liberal disount made to fsssas"'
e Ie-aO5f -==---@ls
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In Norfolk, Va. on tbs 18th Of September. MI
SUSAN SELDEN. only surviving daughter OF q
late Dr.. William B. ssldsn, Of that city.