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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-09-19
fremott SOnrnal,
Local anS Miscellaneous ACattsfs.

ES- Call at the office of A. J. KNAPP,
Bsiierue, Ohio, aud get Republican DOcument (ei-
tAer in English German IGRgHagss)ree Of charge.
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nTnrrIP1.

In Fremont Sept l6. BY Rev. F. Hendricks, Mr. JOHN
McARDLE ofRepublic, and Miss HARRIET A. daughter
of Mr. E. DuNNING of Fremont.
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Cleveland and Toledo Railroad.

Change i'll
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, to take effect Monday, Sept
Sth 1856; passenger trains will run daily as follows:
SOUTHERN DIVISION, via NorwaIk-G0iHg Vest Daily,
Sundays ereePted.
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PINE and POPLAR SIDING.

We are manufacturing article of Pine and Poplar Sid
ing Planned and Beveled. which lays perfectly tig joint
when put on This Siding has given perfect satisfaction in
every instance FOrcheapnes beauty Of finish and dura-
bility, it can't be beat.
Lumber fitted for Cornice, Frieze, Corner and Base
boards, Castings, Mouldings, &c
Also Fencing of all kinds, sawed and made to ORDER.
Fence Pcke by the hundTed Round Square and Flat Of
any length desired.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-09-19

The Young Mems Lyceum of Fremont
intend giving an exhibition on the 10th of
November.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-09-19
on EIiII MachinerE far Nafn.

TEIuE subscriberhas the following OIL MILL SIACIN-
i ERY, which he wishes TO sell. 1t is aunost NEW,
haying beeu run but two years. is of the best most
proved kind, and viii be disposed Of at bargain The
several parts follows: One hy6rosatc press Of 500
tons power; two large rolling heaters; seed MILL two
muing stones; mill for grinding oil cake; screws;
pumps shafing, geerng, elevators trucks and AL the
parts sud fixtures fora complete frstcass manuiactor
FOrfurther information enquire at the Office ofthf
Fremont Journal, or C. G. MINKIER. il
September 2s, 1855. RollersviIle, O.
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FIoorinG PIaned and Matched

to any width and thickness, and eGrTdrted to LAY
PERFECT FLOOR The advantages in using this kind of
Flooring are that it costs less makes floor
and ca he laid in half the time Thus ectng clear
ing Of 20 per cent. Those bringing Flooring from dis
tance to dressed, viii be promptly attended to.
Planning in all its various forms done to order Lumber
nlaned to a Thickness and taken out of wind
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-09-19

Z n. KINGS ESTATE.-Notice is
- hereby given that Mary King has been appointed
and qualified Administrative on the estate Of Jeremiah
n. King late Of Madison township Sandusy county de-
ceased MARY KING, AGur'x.
Sept. Il, 1856. s3ws
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE, BY order o

GALE OF REAL ESTATE. BY order of
~ Probate Court-On the 10th day Of September 1856
o'clock in the afternoon at the door of the court
house in Fremont Sandusky county. Ohio will be sold 10
the highest bidder the following Real Estate the prop
erty of Elisha w. Howland. deceased, to-wit:
The east part of the cast haof the southwest quarter
Of section number one in township number four north
range number fifteen containing about forty Of land
appraised at 81 COO
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash in hand, one-third
in Line months and one-thrd in eighteen months from
day ofsae the deferred payments to be secured By note
and mortgage on the premises.
H. EVERETT Admir-
Fremont Aug. %. 1855 BOWS. E W. Rowland
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INDIA, Book, plain and dotted Swiss,
a plain and cheek Cambrfe Jsconet Bobqst and CAP
Lace DB&CO
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A DMINISTRATORS SALE OF RE

A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF RE-
n AL ESTATE By order of Probate Court of Sandus-
Ky county, Ohio.
On the fourth day of October 1886, at o'clock P NJ
at the door of the Court House in Fremont Sandusky
county Ohio, will be sold to the highest bidder the follow
ing property Of Ezra Eversoe, deceased situate in San
duszy county, Ohio, to-wit:
The undivided fvesevenths 81 Of the north half Of
the sOuthwestquarterH = section four l. township Eve
which has been set and assigned to Anns Eversnie
her dover estate in said premises to witt commencing at
the southwest of the north half of the south
west quarter Of section four township Eve s. range
fourteen H. and running thence east with variation Of
two and half ~ degrees, south fifteen IS chains and
twenty-five hundredths 25lOo thence north degree
east FIVE chains: thence west fifteen Is chains twenty-five
hundredths 25l00; thence south five chains with the
county road to the place Of beginning containing seven
and fve-eights "a acres Of land.
TERMS OF SALE -One-third in hand and the balance
intwo equal annual paymentsdeeTred payments to be
securedby mortgage the premises, with interest at
per cent. ISAAC EFERSOLE,
Aug. %. 1856. 3lw4 Admir- Ezra Eversoie.
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pALM Leaf Leghorn, Panama, WOOL
Il Felt, Mapped and Angola Hats DB& co
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POCKET BOOK LOST
McGee & Haynes
STEAM planning MILL, AND
SASH FACTORY,

T At11-L 2 " 7 ) OLAA U
Hard times made EASY by buying your Lumber worked
and ready to put up, at the above establishment
HAVING recently made extensive additions and i'm
provements in machinery to meet the constantly in
creasng demands for work. better prepar
ed than ever before to furnish orders for all kinds of
terials with despatch. Poplar, Pine, Ash and Oak
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WHITE and DeBerage Embroidered
w Robes, beautiful patterns DB&CO
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4 AIDES and Gents Kid, Silk, Lisls
H Thread and Cotton Gloves, very cheap. D B co
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JUST received; a few tons Swede's IPor,
u and Nail Rod june 27. CANFIELDS.
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STRAW Trimmings Rouches, Wreaths,
- aud Artifcials just received DBkCO
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EpIRD CAGES and LAMTERS, of all
Dpricea and patuIns, at il q CANgIELD's
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FIGURED, Plain Moire Antique and;
Black Psasols 20 percent cheaper than ever before
offered In this market DB&CO
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THREE Ply, Tapestry, Ingram, Veii-
4 tian and Cotton Carpets aud Drugget DB GO
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COTTON Yarn CoYerlet Warp, White
~ and COlored Carpet Warp and Seine Twihe
DB&co
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T AIDES SILK Channel Caters, Bronzed,,
kLKid, Morocco and Calf Shoes, Ladies Bnskins and
Slippers large assortment just received and very cheap
D co
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GILT, Rosewood and Mahogony Look
VI ing Glasses and Mirrors GB&CO
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.TNHE Spring Style of Silk Hats have
j arrived DRkCo
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VELVET Rugs and Mats large assOrt-
' ment DB&Co
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TICKING, Striped Shifting, Brown and
Il Beached Drills, Crash, Diaper Furniture and Apron
Check very cheap DB&Co
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RLACK, Moire Antique, Ohangable Bro
- eade, Plaid and Striped Silks large assortnentjust
received aed very cheap DBGcO
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PLEACHED Shirting, Pillow Casing
A1and Bleaehed sheeting ~ yds. wide DB&Co
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a Large lot of the Latest Styles Dress
LATrmmings for the Ladies just received. &co
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RONNET, Cap, Tafeta and Satin Rib
II SOns,a car IOadJust received and very cheap. l
DBE co
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ENRENCH Cloth, French, English and
Il American Cassiuness very cheap. DB& co
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1RO Cases Gents Calf and Kip Boots,
n e1O Gents Cali, Kip and Enameiied Shoes, Caters
AID slippers cheaper thanever DB&C0
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A Fine assortment Of Farmers Satin and
N Satin Vesting, Summer and Merino caasimer.
DB& co
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E1L0UNCING, Din1ity, Swiss and Cam.
brio Edging and Insertion. A large Assortment Of
Embroidered Curtains justreeeiTed. DBECO
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CHILDREN'S Shoes in endless quaint,
~ ties DIG COZ
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A Choice lot Of Ready-Made Clothing
"A just received and selling very cheap DB&CO.
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Birchard Hall.

DANIEL BRArxARD, Committee.
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rr II y~u wish for good and cheap read.
;us. Subscribe 10 0NEfLL'S CIRCULATING LII.
BRARY Broad street, near Ninth. There arc slres-
az in the Library over one thousand volumes.
1TsRas--Subscribers required to daposite I 80
before taxing out any books The deposit will DO re.
turned when they wish to withdraw.
Suhsoi ipaon fer one year.. 90
subscrlptton for six mcnths................. 1 IS +
Subscription 70. one months. IS
New books viii be added they are Issued
far which an additional charge OF ten cents will bs
,ssde for reading shem. Persons vbs do not sub
,ibe sud whe desirs the of any particular book
viii be charged tan cents for reading an old book
an. twenty cents for a new one. All books will be
considered new for three months after they are is-
sued At the expiration of that time they viii be
cons dared old.
ti books are not allowed to be kept out longer than
Two weeks st q ttnss New Books Ave days
Rarper's Magazine has also been added to the Ii
h-sry Subscribers will be charged five cents for
residing tit on-subscrbers eight cents Harper must
be returned within three days. Persons who DO not
e.hsctibe will be required to deposit the value OF
ths books, and Harper until returned
Thos. who live in the country take two or three
hooks st time by first deposting 8 so for one and
the value of TIE other books taken out City subscri-
bsrs will be allowed only book or Harper at q
time.
The above rules will be strictly adhered to.
A large selection Of Vocal and Instrumental mu-
sic 70. sale. Old books taken sale.
JOHN O'NEILL
Broad street, Near Ninth,
oc S-St Richmond, Va.
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$3.50 Prizes, amounting to- S2O4.
Whole Tickets 10. Halves S, QuarteY $50.
PLAN OF TEE LOTTERY

3,2S0 Prizes amounting $2O4 600
"Ao'' Plan Il or s TEE L OTTER
The numbers from to $4,000 corresponding with
those numbers on the Tickets, printed on separate
slips of paper encirced with small tin tubes and
placed in one wheel
The ss2l6 Prizes. similarly printed and encrc.d,
are placed in another wheel.
The wheel is then revolved, and number is drawn
from the wheel of numbers, and at the same time a
prize is drawn from the other wheel. The number
and prize drawn out are opened and exhibited to the
audience, and registered by the commissioner, the
prize being placed against the number drawn. This
operation Is repeated until all the prizes drawn
out
Approximatfng Prizes 1.-The two preceding
aud the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the
first Is prizes, will be entitled to the GA Approxma-
ting Prizes, according to the scheme.
5000 prizes of $40 viii be determined by the last
figure of the number that draws the $40 600 Prize
For example, if the number drawing the 600 prize
Der ends in will be entitled to $40 fthe number
ends with No. 2 then ell the Tickets where the
Der ends in 2 win be entitled to $40 and on to 0.
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
As by this scheme one ticket in every ten is qua.
ranteed to draw $40 will sell certificates of pack
ages of 10 Tickets, (whers tho numbers end in l, p
56,7 800 at the following rates, which is the
All that they draw over the amount guaranteed,
sccrues to the purchaser.
Certificate Of Packages of 10 Whsle Tickets sSo
" I" 10 Quarters I" Is
1t will be perceived by this plan that for $50 the
the purchaser mas certncate or l0 Tickets, when IL
he buys Tickets he would only get for that sum six
Wholes thus by buying Certificates he has four
chances for the larger prizes. Halves and Quarter
Packages in proportion
In ordering Tickets or Certificates, enclose the mo
ney address for the Tickets ordered on the
cslpt Of which they will be forwarded BY first mail
The list of draw numbers and prizes will be sent
to purchasers Immediately sitter the drawing.
e. Purchasers will please write their signature
plain. end give their post Office county and State.
y Remember that every prize 10 drawn, and pay
able in full, without deduction.
~ All prizes of 81, 600 and under, paid immedi-
ateiy after the drawing-other prizes at the usual
time of so days. in full without deduction.
All communications strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets csshed renewed in other Tickets
at either Office.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates can be addressed
either to 8. SWAN l. CO., Atlanta, Ga
or 8. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
70 30---dtOct24
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&AS FAIRFl Kid KACES.
FALL MEETING, 1856.
To Commence on TUESDAY, 9TH October.

FIRST COLT STAKE.
We, the subscribers agree to run q sweepstake over
the Fairfield Course during the regular Fall meetins
of 1885, for colts and es then three years DID, &2OJ
subscription, $500 forfeit, mile heats closed the
1st day of July, with the following entries thee
more to make a race:
o. ?. Hare names Oh. g. Nicholas lst by Glencoe,
dam Mamie Rhodes.
James Talley names sorrel 9. Shocko, by Tally.
Ho, dam Betsy White, years old.
Thomas boswell names sorrel 6lley Sue Washing
ton, by Revenue, out of Sarah Washington.
Bowie and Hall names Oh. f. Sonoma, by Register
dam Steel.
I'd Day, WEDNESDAY,, 9Th October Proprie.
tors Purse, $250-two mile heats.
Sd Day, THURSDAY, 9th October-Jockey Club
Purse, $500-three mile heats.
SECOND COLT STAKE.
stake for three year old colts and ies that never
won race-two milo heats; 5000 entrance; half for
feit three OF more to make q race-to be on Fri
day. during the week of the next Fall Races closed
the LIST day of August with the following entries
James Talley names sorrel colt, by Tally-Ho, on,
of Caddy Jenes.
David Mcdaniel names sorrel colt by Senator, out
of Hotspur mare.
James W. Lew ellen namesb b. O., by Billy Townes
dam, the dam of Red Eye.
Thomas boswell names .. c., BY Revenue, out o
the Queen, she by Priam.
Bowie and Hall names Oh. c. Register, dam by Mar
grave. M. G. EGGLESTON,
au N-2awts oc4-d2t Proprietor
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NJRW HARD WARE HOUs H.
IN ROBERT J. DENNY

Beeg ieave to apprise his fFiends and the pub
lie that he has just opened In the newly fitted
up end coayeniently arranged store, No. 2o5 Main
sfreet and nearly opposfte the new Custom HOUSE,
4 fresh and eonplsts stock Of Hardware. cutlsy,
Guns and Edge Tools. purchased upon the most IA
vorabs terms and embracing tho usua variety Of AZ
ticles found In such an establishmsat.
he respectfully sslfcits SHARE Of patronage, prom.
isnf that his prices shalt b ow = he san snord,
ana that every effort shall BE- used By him 70 give ssf-
isfsstion to those who may favor him.
It il his intantioa to kssp on hand particularly,
sood assortment Of hesse keeping and Binding Hard
ware
Ofdsu from the country shall racsivs careful and
prsupt attsation. = 90
NT6T7OE -TSc NOTES q thu NOkTn.
IN WtsTERN 6lNk on vIk0inL la5ss!Is.
e WHEEhlN0 end JEE Vss wul
- rodosws1 II eufsont tna9s. -
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RICHARDSON & cos
II CARPET, OIL CLOTH
AND CURTAIN WAREROOMS!
NO IS MAIN STREET.

We have determined TO confne our sales in future
to the goods indicated above, by retail and having
arranged entire and conveniently fitted store
that purpoe now prepared to exhibit the largest
and most com plete assortment of
Carpetings, Oil Cloths, Curtain Goods, &C.,
ever seen in the State of Virginia. and but rarely met
with in any one establishment in the United States
Importing direct from tho English manufacturers
fabrics shall at all times be prepared to furnish
promptly all articles pertaining to our business and
relying the citizens of Virginia, North Carolina
and Tennessee to sustain in enterprise assure
them will be content with moderate profits.
1t II eur intention to keep our stock supplied
Throughout the year with the latest styles of fashion
able goods in our line.
We now invite buyers to examine our entirely new
stock, which embraces great variety in patterns of
Velvet, Tapestry AND Brussels Carp1ting
Three-ply, Ingram and Venetian do
Velvet. Chsnc ellie and Brussels RUGS
Door, Parlor and Chamber Mats
Satin. Worsted and India Damask
Satin and Figured DeLaines
Brocatelle and Turkey Red
Muslin aud Lace Curtains
Cornces and Bands for Curtains
Cord, Tassels and Gimps do
Window Shades, all styles and qualities
Piano and Table Covers
Worsted Fire Screens and Foot Stools
Crumb Cloths and Booking
Booking for STEPS, article
T Floor Oil Cloths; Table OIL Cloths
Oil Cloth Rugs
Stair Linen; Stair Rods &C.
When furnished with diagram and measurement of
room or hail. we win superintend the emitting of Car
pets and Oil Cloths to any pattern;
Z -~N.@sASSAs :
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FALL RACES.


&~& TIL z NE w MAR.
kET RACES will com.
mence On the 2Ist October.
sk-<.--... .s FIRST Day Sweepstake
for year oids-Szo0 entrance half forfeit and Gle.
ssd
William Il. Gibbons CHI. G. Nicholas, by Glencoe.
dam Mamie Rhodes, byf John r. Grimes.
White by GOliah.
Major Thomas boswell, CHI. Sue Washington, by
Revenue. dam sarah washington, by Znganee.
SECOND DAy-Propnetors Purse $20O-two mile
heats n :.
THIRp DAY-Jockey Club Purse $500 mile
heats with inside stake of $500 each with four sub.
scribers.
William 81. Gibbons Mamie Lewis, by Glencoe,
dam Motto, by Bearfoot.
DR.. Caffey, of Georgia, not named.
David Mcdaniel sebastCpol, by Tslley-ho, dam by
Orator.
C. Green, Oh. h. frankfort, by Glencoe, dam Mary
Morris =
FOURTH DAY-Swee pstake, mile heats-for year
ODDS that have never q race, 100, so forfeit--to
name and close the 18th October. Three or more to
make a race. -3t 81
oc Aid n uapE
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~To .he Ladies' Of Richmond.--wc a

rS-To the Ladies' Of kichmond.-.Wc are
~ prepared TO DYE and finish every description Of
SIN, Cotton and Wooden Goods, ss well a. any e..
,Sbishnaent in New York Elsewhere. Mcrino or
Ne Isinh dresses dyed into fashionable colors Grape
shays dyed scarlet othsr colors equal &c impsrt
"a: sin dresess cleaned, and grease or wine stains
Ternoyed without ripping. We take pleasure in show.
icg specimens Of our work.
DENNIS & BRO, Franklin st,
Opposite Metropolitan Hall,
Or S-Sks Richmond, Va,
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BY Thomas w. Kcesee.

by Thomas w. Aeesee.
IOfice with Geo J. summer, No. 20 Pearl street. ]
II NITURE FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will
be sold on WEDNESDAY morning next, October
sth commencing at 10 O'Clock 4th street, between
en- Furniture Of . family removing to the country,
consisting in part of large number Of Beds, Mat
tresses Bedsteads Wash-ssnds. Tables Chairs, Car
pets dc together with the usual variety Of Kitchen
Furniture, THOMAS W. KEESEE,
oc9 Auct.
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ny Baker & Pleasant, A1css.

"A valuable Farm In the county Of HenFico. situ-
sted eight miles below the city Of kshuond MOI
Richard FrsJser AID Sally Hohsor The ioostio. =
very desirable and healthy. 7hs farm contains 40
ceres 100 q which il cleared in good heart and N.
the premises is large bed of rich mari, Of easv ~.
cess The soil i vol adapted to the growth Of al he
crops raised In this section Of the country
The fm provemens consist of good dwelling, with
all necessary ont houses, an orchard of ine yeune
trees, and good spring near the house.
The above property ID offered for sale privately.
II not Imposed of before Monday, October 9Th that
being Hsnrico Court day lin which event due notice
will be given,) viii proceed sell At public auo-
tion in front of the County court house. at II O'Clock
The attention of farmers and wood-cutters il par
ticularly requested. Terms accommodating.
:. go BAKER e. RLEASANTS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-06

" Exhibition of the Virginia Mechan.
Ics INsTITUTE-The Third Annual Exhibition of
the Virginia Mechanics Institute for the promotion
Of Mechanic Arts, will be opened to the public on
Wednesday, the 2ist of October, in the spacious
Hall over the First Market. Goods will be received
18th.
The cooperation Of the manufacturers, mechanics
artists, and the community renerav il resnectfnily
invoked IN the imme dste preparation of articles for
All goods deposited must be of American manufac.
ture The only exception to this rule being in favor
of In the department of the Fine Arts
owned by parties not holding them as on
sale.
Circulars embodying the regulations and arrange
ments, and blank application for space with ali other
Information, may be had at any time, of Mr.. J. w.
LEwELLEN, Secretary of the Institute or from either
of the undersigned Committee
J. A. COWARDlN s. Y. LANDRUM, GEORGE
BARGAMIN, JOSEPH F. POWELL, GEO 8.
LOWNES, ana A. SNYDER. Sc 24-td
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by Goddin q Apperssn.

HkUSTKE,J g l. e or GROCERIES
AND FlATUkES.-By virtue of deed Of trust,
Clerks office Of tho Hustngs Court Of the city of
klehmGnd shall on TUESDAY. the 18th day Of oc-
Hunt on the corner of Byrd and 9TH streets eammsn
cling about the hour Of 10 O'clock A. NJ at public
ton, all of the said Hunts stock of groceries and
lures. Terms cash. -~ ~
oc6-tds JOHN N DAVIS Trr....
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9p1CIAIs WoxIoDn

- The ResnIar NfsushIy nfceting Of she
MeSRoE BUILDING FUND CoMrlNf, viii take paaos
an MONDAY Evening. 9Th INST = q "A o'clock, q
Ssmaders' Hail. b. w. BTAkkE,
nc al oeoy.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-06

rr Rev. Cornelius Tyrec, Of Pewhatan,
Iii preseh In the Mascns' Hall, in Manchester, on
MONDAY night, the 9Th Inst, at "A O'Clock, and
VERY nil ht during the week. oc 4-Ns