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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-09

NOVELTY IN Communicative sloops from
Essex, New York, on Lake Champlain, arrived
In New Orleans Tuesday morning. They went
via Lake Erie the Beaver Canal, and the Ohio and
Mississippi rivers. They were towed down from
Wheeling and are intended for the sugar trade on
the coast of Attakap4s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-09

ARREST FOR RoBBIEG THE MAIL L-Wm
Smith, attached to the mail guard, has been ar
rested at Augusta, Ga on the charge OF roDoing
the mail of nearly 1000 The supposed stolen
money has been found in his possession.
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FATAL AcclDEsr.-Th. foilcxins particulars OF
distressing affair, says the Mnrsr, nave JUST
sus Gt South c..S' snS NJ. "e1. to
In. ~, ysrv veil. laid dswn upon his bed. At seven
oIsloct On Thu. sday morning. one of the servants
Knocked ct his door, but received no snswsr. s.en
.tter. . smell of bnrnins was observed to p'oceea
from the room, and the door was forced open; a
shocking spectacle was then presented The bed ana
the vou ~ mans clothing were blazing, while ne
i.;d on The bed feebiy fshtias the fame with his
hsnds which we're burned and crisped With the heal
His ace wss blsckeaed and the flesh Of his legs and
.rms w.rs scorched and pesiins off, and he was horn
biy burned in vari.us parts Of his boay; hs I'VE
ssyera hours sf or acc dent and died on the sve'
nins Of ThuIsday, apparently insensiblt to pain =.
ahs deceased belong, 70 wealthy i.ny y o, sSsss
w,,a the Rev Or. Taylor, rector Of Grace Chures
IN who w.: Z. AZ teess ss
!, he sme probable that Mr.. ManeeAults dstTes,ns
death ..bu..bs 7, i:ss s.sss .s S.s % s III
cripple and thereby 9nsDs @ g ~ 70 III ispd, II
CIarisston, today, BY the steamer james Adssr.
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RESULT OF INTENPERANCE.-The Troy Times
tens SAD story of the destruction of young and
lovely woman by intemperance. A few months
since young lady of one of the first families of
that city was married to New York merchant
under circumstances most auspicious for the happi
ness OF both. Lately, she returned to her home in
Troy, discarded by her husband on account of her
mania for Intoxicating drinks, and in few weeks
she died of brain fever. induced by her habits
The father of the young lady has been called upon
within three months to mourn the death of q wife
and daughter by intoxication and a son, once
noble and manly, whose highest nature has been
perverted BY the same cause
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-09

THE DELAWARE LAND SALEs.-It is STATED
that the sales of Delaware lands in Kansas. nov
going on, will secure to the tribes an aggregate
sum of between 81, $50 600 and 81 100000 So far
these tracks have brought an average of abou
terty.three per cent. above their appraised value
Something like million and a half of specie, 4
is said, has been withdrawn from ST. Louis, T.
meet the exigencies of purchasers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-09

RIoToUs PRoCEEDIN Gs-An affray occurred in
arkersburg, Va, on last Thursday night, in
which several parties were more or less injured
After ihe fight, some of the combatants comnenc
ed stonipg the United States HOTEL throwing mis-
siles through the windows, to the serious annoy.
ance and danger Of the inmates Arrests have
been made, and the. affair will undergo judicial
jnyt atirs ton
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1NREAT SALE UF DRY GOODS!
VI A LARGE STOCK OF
NEW FALL DRY GOODS
TO seLD WITHIN
Z " O M O n Z II s. =

NEW FALL DRY GOODS
TO BE SOLD WITHIN
TWO Mont HS
v. CUHkN,
NO IT'S BROAD STREET.
Hezs to announce the public that the constant in.
crease of his business makes 1t imperative to have
his present store enlarged and in order have the
i'm provement executed as soon as possible, all the
soods will be offered at such extremely
LOW PRICES
ts 10 secure their
QUICK SALES
To enumeyate the goods and their Prices would
100 much space; suffice IL to say that ne mas IN
ore an unusually large stock, embracing everything
IA the ,yu
and his facilities for purchasing goods being as good
3. these of any ether house IN the CITY,
GREAT BARGAINS
may be expected. .
loods sold exclusively for CASH. de- 3 7S1
NIOTi1E no TAX PAYERS --Pursuant
i Y 10 au Ordinance passed llth of January, l85o
- III attend at tie Collectors Office in the City Hall,
from 18th to Slst of December inclusive to receive
he renuining half of Taxes, from such persons az
are entitled TO deduction of 10 per cent, by having
previously paid the st half in June last, In accord
with said Ordinance. -
NB Itwlll be seen from the above, that the
Collector required to attend at the once from the
Eth TO 3ist of this MONTH to receive taxes remain
ing due from June last before The January term OF
The Husiings Ceurt, he i. required py oLaihace a 70
ndverse delinquent real estate TO DO SOLO for non
payment of taxes. Persons who have net done 30
Gill ace the neceszity of calling and paying them
ssit will be impossible for tie Collector 10 call
de i'f-- i'-dIm Isao'e no j. A. HoBsoN, C. C. R.
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SLATE. SLATE. SLATE IL am pre-
- pared, SIS the Agent of Owen Jones, to furnish
the mines in Buckingham county, ROOFING
SLATE of III sizes and in any quantity. The Slate
rs ssnperor quality, and is cheaper tthe cost of
painting being cOns:deTed) than any metallic roofing
now IN use ALBERT L. WEST,
Architect and Measurer.
~ Cfice next to Goddin's Hall.
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Posr OFFICE AFFAIRs.- Post master. Genera
Campbell orders tn, following:
yirsinia-Estsbiish q post-offcs at Lynn Camp,
Marshall county and appoint John Richmond post
master. Appoint VIM. B. Ellington postmaster at
Cor nty Line Crsss Roads charlotte county, vice g.
r. Walkips David A. Plunkett postmaster ct Clio
YER Hin, Appomattox county, vice g. Glover, from
January.
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tiAKBLE WORKS s--MfItIEk ~ VIM

SsAkBl.E WORKS --MIll1Ikh ~ WIN.
vi CENT, Dealers in italian and American MAR
hle, and Mana afastnrers of MONUMENTS TONES,
bLE, &s, nearly opposite Second Baptist Church,
Hain st.
We respectfully invite the attention o. these 70
want to our stock on hand. which consists OF az
srgs and well finished assortment as can be founa
any establishment 10 the city.
MOkUHkNTs Of ary size or design msde 70 or
der at the low est New York or Philadelphia prices,
Remember The place, and plesss give US q call, 81
Ter examining workmanship and irices elsewhers.
no z5-3pI
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krnNGlNts the exercises In this nDe arr
4 have eireaay commenced in nay Sale dArpes,
No 20a Main street, where am prepared 70 receive
IA further nunber of pupils.
Terms-Fiys dolsrs . cvarse Of Twelve Lessons
oc Its =. WILoAGnEn
..TUIks FOR HALE.--yfrGintn state
- stock; Bsnk of Virginia stock, ey
r. a. MAUhY co. -
oca Exchange and Stock Broksa
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= DLATH OF GENIUS IN HUMBLE LrYE.-Mr.
ooin In l774. died on the a4,h uIt. Atthe ase Of
ten ten ne entered upon the world q farm servant
Wnen aoout fifteen, he took strong desire for the
s.uoy OK astronomy, and often went into the felds
- night 70 stndy the motion Of the stars He made
sUos lot ninseif Of clay. dried il in the sun,
p.s.eo round with paper, and deinsated thereon
!. map OF the world The meridian ring and hori
zon were Of wood, made with his knife. and after
having get Il graduated, he was enabled with great
exsctness e calculate the eciipsss Of the sun and
moon Aeessne changes Of the moon throughout the
yesr, 70 Acurs, minutes and seconds About the
age OF 80. George bound himself as An apprentice
70 mason. and Il was while following that occu
patton that he learned the art of diaise an art in
wnien we question If aver he was excelled by any
diAlist In the north of Scotland.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
Tuesday nIornias, Dec csu,bor y. Issa

EXTRAORDINARY PRICES FOR NroRors~A
letter from Lexington. Ga, December d % N.
Augusta Chronicle, says:
About $1,000 worth of property was sold here
to dsy-lsud and negroes some Of n. .siss ners
aasad ,.tu, Of any shss we have ever heard negro
girl. 10 year. old. sold for slas0 another sir "a
years old, sold for $780, another grl ID vssrs ola
tor $50; another girl ls years old On family wayj
u Si'ooi ooy is years old, for 1890; fellow
- years old for $500. These negroes belonged to
sne estate OF John Wynn, deceased, and were sold
on credit OF IL mouths There were 81 ofWynns
negroes n, sold to day, and brought S44,O26 OF
tnese great number (more than ordinary were
women and children, and few diseased and old,
so!o low. 1t is aso proper to state that but few Of
tnese negroes were bought by the legatees and not
one OF those of which we have mentioned spt cifc
priees They were common negroes-ield hands
but the most extraordinary sales were of three
negroes belonging to the estate of Mrs Mary Wat
sou Leah negro girl l6 yeats old, sold for Sl525;
Harriet, about 20 years old, and child In her arms.
SOLD for Sls4O-terms II months. These prices
appear incredible, but all who are disposed to
doubt, can be satisfied by referring to the Record
OF the Court of Ordinary of Oglethorpe county.
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5I7HE CHEAPEST FUKL.--At the pre-

FfNhE CHEAPEST EUEL...At the pre-
1 sent relative prices of Fuel, NATURAL COKE
j. undoubtedly the cheapest. The SOFT COKE is
un qua!ed fuel for CRATES being easily kindled
ceaniv and third dursbie than Biturninous
Coal The hard COKE is an excellent fuel for
reoves cooking ranges and for furnaces in dwellings
Iacores churches &C. and is nearly, If not CUTIE
durable as Anthracite.
PRlcEs-Soft Lump, $3.50; Soft Hail, a5. Hard
Coke either grade, So per load.
Yarda corner 10th street and Basin Bank, and 9Th
Byrd streets. JNO. J. WERTH, Agent.
no 2i-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-09

NEsRo lSsURRECTIo1 IN KRNTUCKY-A dis
patch from Louisville, Ky, dated Saturday eve.
ming, says:
reports have just reached this city that the ne.
groes OF Southern Kentucky have broken out in
rebellion, and that general insurrection Is feared
fhey commenced an attack upon the iron works,
and vigilance committees are being formed in La
fayette and Hopknsville for the purpose of taking
prompt action in the matter
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CHANCE FOR AMERICAN ARcHIrEcTs.-The
Boston Adyertiser savs.

boston Advertiser says:
THE British government is about to erect some
very extensive public buildings in the city of Lon.
don, aud has generously thrown open the competi-
ton TOR designs to artists of all nations Offering
liberal premiums, not only for the design tha, may
be accepted but for the best of the designs which
may not be used The prices of premiums are, for
tue block plan, 3500 1900, and GlOO sterliug-
For the foreign department, $780, $500, 5000
3200, and three of 6 100 each For the War Depart
ment $500, $500 $500, 5000. and three of 6 100
each. Very elaborate plans, on a large scale,
showing the location Of the proposed buildings,
together with full particulars regarding the site,
dimensions and ether details necessary to be
known by competitors, have been forwarded to
this counry; set has been deposited in the Lon.
don and Liverpool Insurance efice, in the city of
New York, and we hear that Mr. N. D. Cotton has
received set at his store in fremont sRow, in
Boston We should suppose that the subject would
interest the architectural ability of America The
new Parliament Houses in London were so waste
fully planned that they are said to contain nearly
hundred entirely useless rooms We should
think our architects could contrivs something
more practical and convenient than that"
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ID IEMOVAL-0r PLUME has removed

q his Office to the third house South of Trinity
church. Soath side and about one hundred yards be-
low the Exchange Hotel. Or. Z. continues to treat
all syphlitic and gonorrhGal complaints; and having
had much practice in this line atters himself that he
Cau give very general satisfaction. call from
Iiose Interested is solicited.
DR. P sis makes and vends one OF the best resto-
rAtives chemical Extract of French Flowers tor
constitutional eakness, offered &c the public
Or +. may be consulted conf ientlelly by letter,
or otherwise. Medicines securely packed and sent
II Osses, IN almost any direction.
- Odise hours from A ID. till 7. M. Franki1n
street, Lear the Exchange Hotel, Richmond city,
Va no Is
FHAs. III. LANGLEY, Tin and sheet
- Iron Manufacturer, 18th street, between AS>
and Cary, Richmond, Va.
GAS FITTING AND FIXTURES,
Steam Pipes for Churches, Public Euisdinss -
AstsIlic Roofing Guttering and Spouting put
upin any part of the city ara country.
.VEEsE. AND GARDEN PnMPs FOR BALE
M O!l1g FINE HAVANA CIGARS, made
SU.UUU of new crop Tobacco Just received by
the su u5scrber. Lovers of fine CIGAR are invited
'-''D' CHARLES RICHARDSON.
Importer Of Havana Cigars, Amencsn hotel Build
iug. corner Main ana llth sts. oc 9-ts
9NYERY BODY UUGnr TO READ
AZ T IS to fad out the secret where to bay the
cheapest Dry Goods in this city The undersigned,
Intending to make a change in their firm, are, from
this day, commencing to sell of their entire
cock of Dry Goods and Fancy Articles, without re-
gard to price Back, Plaid and Striped Silks, at 50
cents and upwaEds; nerinos Alpsccas 81 WOOL % pe
isires Plsids large lot of shawls and ladies Cloaks
4 eli descripEicus Fannels, Linseys Ho,1er1 es,
Gloves, Blankets, large stock ct EmbroideTies
very cheap and crest many other articles, oil OF
which will bs sold ct and below cost: Come ladles
from the Eastern and Southern part of this city spend
t cents for an omnibus ride and MAKE S5 in buying
Lareeins at 2. STRAUSE BRO,
de6-lmt No. ~ Man 81
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THK CzAR AND FRENCH RENrrs-A co--aa.
ponaenf OF the London Daily News writes from
faris' under date of the evening of the 18th G,
November:
There is . well accredited report that the En-
peror OF Russia has instructed . broker to pur
chase l,0OOOOOf of French Reutss, an amount
wn,cn y, @ represents At par a capital of upward of
o3ooooo0. The great rise at the Bourse to day
was, probably, due in great degree to this cir.
eumsisnce, although, believe, the French Jour.
such cause. It is thought tha. the Czar will con-
under 7Of Ao~'"'
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D. bRtpGFoED, N. TINsLEY FArR.
FRANKLIN MATHEWS
DRfDEF0RD G CO., General Commits.
ID mission and Forwarding Merchants, on ths Dock,
Richmond, n. aus
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LOCAL MATTHRa

Csty Cosnca "A regular monthly msetfpe Of .bs
council was held In the Council Chamber yesser
Gay ;u sfisrnoon M q oeIock-Aessrs Saunders Rob
ser. Stokes and Quarles being pressnt VIZ
Inc President being absent, Mr. David 7. Sam
ders was elected President pro trn;
The minutes Of the last meeting vsre rad and
approved. e1 ~no
1an.ss h.cer and KansraG Canal-Mr. Morri,s.
from the city proxies, presented a report ."s ~.
minutes OF the last meeting of that COMPANY: vhch
"ere received and laid on the table.
EIeeston g CHe~s-A communication was re.
ceived from the Mayor, making the annual nom;
read. "Ai0u WAS
Inc Council then proceeded to the election. with
the following result: '"N' VIII
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@. ". HlLlsAS- J. S. HILLMAN.
~ w.HILi4MAN ~ CO., so Front street.
II. NEw YoRK. Agents for the sale of VIR(3INI s
MANUFACTURED TOBACCo
ifhArsi advances on consisumsnts "a aTsr,+
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EWI> \. WEBB a. co., GENERAL,
- COMMISSION MERCHANTS offer their ser
wees for the ssla and purchase Of Flour, Wheat,
Corn, Tobacco. &c. ,s s-.-6n,
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de3cacjss ard substsnsfsis a nfe-shoaen nsry
Articles required for general prices have very
tevAig increased. Dairy produce especially ~ eery
Gar, compared with The current ooss during toe past
eummer Hseh butter, for instance, has gone up from
s0c 6oc pound, 70 81 10 81 Eggs sell for Ibc.
VIC cneese 1or rom 81 &c. . 1kc. The Hrst quality
CAorna pukr mas been rather scarce OF late and FRO
baby wiz DC u 90 pound before Christwas
MKAH-beei, mutton, pork and veal are OF The usuE.
quality and range from 2oc 70 25c per pound for oes:
cuts
FisE-Although abundant, la not Of the greatest va
riety Salmon, sturgeon, rock cod smete tom COZ ana
founders the principal descriptions the urces
rom &c. to 81 10. pound. Salmon Il IOc retail
OYsTHs of better quality than usual rhe
best oysters sell at 81 30 per hundred
VH6EIAsIIs be had in any quantity and with
some exceptions, are quite cheap. tomatoes may DO
purchased for &c. &C. per ID csuli6o wers, 20c 25c
apiece potatoes axe per d. by the bag; oyster plants
l0c per bunch; cADbsges, from &c. to a. high 30c
each; y0ong corn, $3.50 per dozen; squashes, Ioc,
l2hc. apiece; egg pianv from loo. TO 26c. each.
FRulr Ia becoming rather limited in supply. Grapes
sell Tor zoo. .to per lb apples from 800 10 81 per
b.; pears, Gee. Toe peaches are very high, best
qualify commard ding 81 80 per Id.
GAME p nty ana sells at the ordinary prices 81 SO
per pair for ducks 81 rs apiece for RABBITS &c per H.
Tor veniso on 50 9 "a per dozen for QuGils, nc.
POULTRY sells high, though not by any scarce.
Dre sed chickens sell for 81 Is 81 90 each i've
Isee 81.
Some Of principal market people, understand,
sre already making arrangements and calculations for
he next holidays, being their intention 10 mako
raordiDary dplay The butchers are al on the qQ utre
for rarties.
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eOscursd 10 soe near Justice serpent Win .. srpss-
fsnYssaion II the Ie me Demon q sep, sost srns
psppy SEED. Y yussos. On the rish1 Dsnn Of Frsod
Beeng Vigilance arcuses Justice non sleep, when
light shone in rom the "ADSeeng Eyen 10 We left
. Hercules, emblem Of physical power, uesdng ser
pent under his feet oppoete 10 the emblem Of moral
books On . scroll held by Hercules, The naosoes
Be Just and fear not" :" FsGs Jlits0 osuni,''
Sell preservation IL the first of pasIrc'' On the
sides embcms Of the diff rent tcienCes, arts
anchor music and poetry. On the top corners .
battalion Of artillery cavalry on The oveS infantry and
rihemen. In the centre, below The 0reassworks Of the
Committee rooms. pan Of gold, shoveh and pck-em-
bems Of California In the centre s name Of member,
rank held &c. and signed by the President Secretary,
Treasurer and Grand Marshal The centre Of the seal 10
Of San Francisco-"No creed, DO party, no sectional
issues"
THE AUCTION SALE AT "FoRT vsnAScR"-The sale Of
fixtures and furniture belonging 70 The old Vigilance Com
mittee rooms on Sacramento street, took place ~ sdv
tsed, under the hammer Of Smiley, Yerkes Il 90.
There was large crowd In attendance; the greater por
ton, doubtless being attracted by curiosity The bid
ding, however on some things, was remarkably spirited
especially old lumber, lot Of which, measure
shoud judge thousand feet being knocked down II $O
The whole proceeds Of the sale amounted TO about $500
mattresses, bankets kitchen furniture chairs tables Sc
lot Of cavalry swords were bid or Tax cents
the bulletin boards went for 10 cents apiece lot Of
spoDges and hammer brought IN Gil 10 cents two street
barbados brought 50 each. Tho ast they sold tie
big thirty two FOUNDER which stood Guard at the
'front.' door, and which has hiied with many
FABRICATED beholdar u was started at $40. aud ster
hfee or forr minutes good crying by Mr.. Yertes, was
struck down 10 Captain Devoe for the sum OF twenty
dollars. il in good and sad be worth
$250.-Sdn ff~ncsco Ala California.
Francisco for hong Kong, carried away two hundred
and two male Chine ee and one female.
Snow ON IHn AoUNTANs.-The caps OF the foot hills
were tipped with snow yesterday morning -karyrsae
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Return OF Martin Gallagher.
.irem the san francisco Alta. Oct. 20 /


n reyorted, and doubtless true, that the notorious
Martin Gallagher who exiled By the vigilance Com.
mee to the sandwNh Islands, has byavsd the vcnsence
Of our citizens and returned, bsviss 10 said arrived
pore sunday morning. In the brig Glencoe via Puget
sound The BpsR OF saturday gives the c.rcu mssAncss
Car, Carleton ion ,nls pOr, in April as,. bound on
VOYAGE rom here 70 plse SOUND and frcn there 70 10
noua ANcr taking IN his hcrnevard bond cargo II the
above port, and beng re.dy ior sea = man called on
get sound, and stated that be we Consrs man. Inc
Captain reps ed tln case you ere Co-suis 20 70
the ousr and bring certificate TO that eject The
man aid o. sne the Captain received bin board In good
sah suppos him to be man thas rad been e SICK and
DESTITUTE At Honolulu The Capts7 Nsen proceeded on
a. VOYAGE AMI arr we'd sac iaeci eound On mis- ar.
rlvN there ne discharged tho -rAn, VINO ned
snore one day, when he nsed the Captain 70 allow i'm
10 como back board sgan snt hs passage down
,oSan Francisco, stating tna re Sd friends mere The
Capts consented On sbss arrival ., the brig on the
Heads the Captain ncstSod thai me not on
deck bu, pad attention 70 4 When the brig dropped
anchor Of Nssop street wharf, the Captain ncsced the
mar wi son Hant according 10 the Consular cerdcse)
cc me On deck dressed In cuzens clothes and ea
termar, Tho waterman came and took him OF Tnis
man thR Wilson liant. 10 other than Martin Gallagher.
valiant search has been made for Gallagher in the
city and ne ghpornood for some days back bt hitherto
v IA o,r success The rursuers however think they are
nov OF his track ard thai they VII have IA a before
tpe when caugh, be viii moot assaredly be hanged,
nU tea ms OF ks orgnsi sentence by the Viglsnce
Con rnttee That the only sure method 10 deter others
o. the bansbed from returning 70 atct the commonly
With their rie presence
Zw Mis- ellsneous.
Tuy ybcu1Scr C,myrTU's CspuFIc Arp.-We ind In
the sacramento TINS full descriptions OF the certificates
nov icing delivered 10 the o, tee Committee
vigilance The design and execution Is BY ksh, Of hi.
city and cutie eaus, " NOT super or, TO the tar fsrnet
Tlrernsns ce,uscsie-tte former however, being on
soss-the latter steel On The top u the emblem, OF
AZ -. sssrs rye @%ss seSs
ard Over q ballot 10Y; motto On shield ~ NlgA1ce-
S.t,r slesps' lon vslAnce 70 ysIbls-ths city bsist
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kT0h SAl.E-rEs LEASE STOCK AND FIXTURES on
fe Veg Haven Bo.ef, corner al u s.ree
qnire al Is Dutch street II e