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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-15
by T.. Il. Cook & Co.

w GOODS, AT AUCTION--On SATURDAY
evening, 10th inst. at o'clock, will re-eommence
the sale of the stock of H. Hyman Esq., at his store
Sc Main street. There great many valuable
Goods hand. well worth the attention Of the pub
&c. The whole will be sold without any reserve.
Every article warranted re presented
fe Is E. B. COOK & co, Aucts.
GALE OF NEGkOES.-In pursuance of
- decree rendered by the County Court of Spott-
sylvsns, at their February term 1885, in the case Of
Robinson Layton and others, the undersigned will
on THURSDAY, the 28th inst, at the Planters Ho-
tel, the of Fredericksburg sell to the highest
bidder, for cash. eleven likely NEGROES. belong
ing to the estate of the late Ann Olive, deeds among
which are some frst-rate Cooks and Washers: and
also, some good House Servants.
fe I2-St VIM. BEAZLEY Administrator
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ZINE DIR y CLOTH FROCKS...
4 just to hand by Express fresh supply of superb
French Cloth Dress Frecks, TO which we invite the
attention of those in want of something really fine at
q moderate price.
fe5 KEEN, BALDWIN & co.
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r0RN MRAIt go epahels Yellew ard
u Whits ground for family ass. Tor sale - one
dollar per bashs, by INV
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Il and come to store and we viii tell YOU of
many others who have been cured:
gentleman of this city, whose niece little child
suffered much with eyes TO be painful to
look at the tears tricklng down the cheeks were so
Gcrid 10 produce large sore each of them and
this continued for long time--physicians were at
aiding it, bat did not cure it. One bottle of our TURF
O.L has cured this child entrey liberty to
cate.
AN0THER-A friend Of ours who was suffering with
most painful complaint, Was entirely cured BY one
to!ae.
ANcrHER-With a most aggravated case of PILES
to which the knife had been unnecessarily applied
cured by one bottle. We can refer to these par
ties and many others; We have quantity of certf-
Gates all of whom are our own people and reliable
For sale b. nearly all the Druggists of the city and
by DOVE K co,
fe IL Sole Projectors. Richmond Va
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BY Larus & Shine,

HORSES, MULES, &c. AT AUCTION
IL VIII be sold at auction on SATURDAY morning
the 10th inst at the horse lot several fine young work
aud saddle Horses, Mules, &c.--.-
re 10 LARUS & SHINE. Ancts
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mo UEALEHS A n ID CIV y Il > O
i HORSES.-We prepare q medicine which WE
have tried personally and for long time and having
experieuced its good efects we have determined 20
pnt Il up 1t 10 no humbug. 1t will most assurediy
iatten, In few weeks nsa, any horse; Improve his
coat making it glossy, and yejuyenste his body
elects following One bottle will last four horses II
Inonfhs, Prepared and for sale only By
3 DUYAL Il NORTON, pruefisss
fig 10Th and Main ptreets
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appointed by deed from James D. B. Evans for
the benefit of his creditors, dated February llth,
1885, recorded in the Hastings Court, Richmond has
constituted the said James D. B. Evans his Agent for
the sale of the stock of Goods, Wares and Merchan-
die conveyed in said deed.
Persons IN want of China, Glass, Crockery, or Or
namental Ware, invited to examine the stock
fe l4-2aw2W R. r. HOWISON, Trustee
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MRS. K. LYON.

ke MRS. K. LYON, AT6n
NsfA5 tl25 Main street, Up Stairs,) ~
H1&3Ss VIII dispose of her stock of MILL TS3HN
VA merry, at aud below cost, Ito reduce .s~sksSSS
her stock for spring supply,) consisting of Vel
vet, Six, Satin and Straw Hsts Head-D Dresses; Flow
Feathers Caps aud Ribbons at the reduced prices
of u and cts worth 50 and . cts To continue un
I'll the last of March.l fe 5-Siaw2w
a. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT NJ 4 X 4
I~SFOR SALE.--I wish to cell privately thor
ough bred MARE, six years old next Spring.
She is very pretty, of fine form and perfectly sound.
She was got BIZ the celebrated race horse Buccaneer
that was raised by Mr.. w. +. Wickham, of Hanover
and out of Mamie Belle by imported Priam and
her dam by Sir Charles. There is ne better blood in
Virginia Her sire and dam were race horses of the
first order.
She can be seen at Mr.. r. Blankenship's stable in
Richmond after the 10Th February. Until then any
one wishing any further information can write to me
at Newport z. o., Hanover, my Senator. Mr..
Chastain White. L. VAUGHAN.
te l--d3t& l5Fx ....
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BUCKINGHAM - 49, -


ROCKINGHAM, FOR SALE II offer for sale
my estate, lying the Shenandoah river q miles
below Port Republic The tract contains about 600
acres; tits one of the most beautiful, FERTILE and
healthy IN the Valley being very level and remsrka-
by well adapted to the production of all the varieties
OF gram and grass grown in this country. No land in
the county Is more productive more easily cult.
waited. 1t may be divided to advantage, Into three
wood land. 49,
$50 acres are in the possession of my sons o. f. l.
s. H. Lewis, Jr) On this part there is good DIVE Ii.
Ing house. barn. stables orchard &C. and first rate
merchant mill, grist and MILL miller's hons &C.
all In good repair the situation being one of The be
in the country for q Touring mill.
On the part which reside, there is a good fbrickl
dwelling house, with necessary and Convenient ont.
houses, large orchard of choice select frit &c &c
1t il not thought necessary into more min
ute description as purchasers would prefer viewing
for themselves So desirable and 30 valuable an es-
tate 10 seldom in the market. II IT, : :
TERMS-Will be made accommodating The sub.
scrber, John +. Lewis, will either take pleasure
in showing the premises to any person who may d.
sire to view them. g. H. LEWIS.
Although t wsuid be desirable to sell the whole es
tate yet the mill property, with the $50 acres would
be sold separately.
e j. H n J,EyVIQ II
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DREMIUM SIGN {. THE subscriber n
now prepared to furnish elegant and beautiful signs
first premium at the last Mechanics' Fair and ais ~
those who are in want to give him call His terms
will be made to suit, and having in his employ expe-
painting required. Call 18th street. next door to
Mr.. Yarrngton's. y
no 20 ~ # r. R w ALIEN
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NOR SALE.--The undersigned is anxious
to dispose of his ene-sxth interest in the "Armo
ry MILL" and his onethird interest in the lease and
machinery of "Bragg's Mil"
This property can be had at avery low price. Apply
to C. DIMMOCK,
fe 12-ts At the Armory.
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I HAVE in my possession one Mahogany
L Table and set of Wardrobe Drawers filed with
German Books They were left in the passage of
house No. 1O7, Broad street, several months since,
probably by mistake. The owner can have them by
calling for them and paying for this advertisement.
fe 12-ts c. HARTWELL.
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rROCERY STAND FOX SAFE -I a..;.,

W desirous to retire from the Grocery Business T
willing 10 dispose of my Stock and fixtures con-
ssting of the usual varieties OF q genteeI Grocery
Retail Establishment, situated ON 2nd, between
jackson and Duyal streets. A. W. FORSYTH
fe l4---3t* No I6 Pearl stree.
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nEBURG'S AMMONIATED SUPER
~ PHOSPHATE OF LIME-Beng sole Agents
in this city for the sale of this valuable Fertilizer we
ehssels are assured of getting GENUINE article in
buying directly from
ia 3J-Staw4w S. MCGRUDER'S SONS
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VIRGINIA fSsF Psr MaH1GHA A INsTITUTE

n xTIU 'vn,SxS "a OJOHN W.
DAVIES, cTONE CUTTER, MAIN STREET an.
friends, for their kind patronage during the r.ss sry
years and beg leave to say that am now urepsr.a -
furnish Store Fronts, Monumental Tombs Vanlts 80
attend to Enclosing Burying Grounds and In fset ali
work IN the Stone Cutting and Building line
Quality of Stone and Workmanship not to be .ur.
passed North or South. % a
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CHAS. III. LANGLEY, Tin ana Sheer
~ Iron Manufacturer, 18th street, between Nsin
GAS FITTING AND FIXTURES,
steam Pipes for Churches, Public Buildines 10
Metallic Roofing, Guttering and Spoutins, put
up In any part of the city and country
WELL AND GARDEN PUMPS FOR SALE
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WINTER CLOTHINE Ar No. III
w MAIN STREET.-My stock embraces all the
most fashionable styles of Winter Garments of my
own manufacture for Men, Youths and Children,
whic will now sell at reduced prices, the win.
ter sing-and to make for my Spring Stock.
Those in want of any style of heavy clothing will find
IL to their interest to call on
WIN IRA SMITH.
% "A ia Main st
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Ia having claims against the estate of Mrs Lucy
McCaw, decd, hereby notified to present them,
in due form, for settlement, within thirty days from
this date it is my purpose distribute her effects
after that time. J. B. ROYSTER,
fe lS-lm Ext. of Mrs. Lucy McCsw, decd.
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IA - C. w. PURCELL & CO.
SOCKS FOR SALE
500 600 Central Railroad 6 per cent Coupon Bonds:
10000 Virginia and Tennessee Railroad per ct. do.
5000 Danville Railroad, years TO rum registered.
10000 State of Virginia Acceptances.
Also, Bank OF Virginia and Farmers Bank Stocks.
All kinds of stock bought and sold commission.
Apply to G. w. PURCELL co.
fe 2-ts
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NOTICE-We wish to hear from every
him that suffers, any living creature about him
that the turf that suffers with sores sprains
chillblans bruises in order that We may sell OF
give him bottle of Turf Oil, If too poor to pay
will give it u hni Ii able to pay, wiz receive
it. and refund it if it does the For sale
by ia 80 DOVE l. CO
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u EEKS, CORDIAL B TT T K K q, d X
ID MORNING REGULAfOR.-An innocent, re-
feshng, lexhilarating and delicious Beverage produ-
cling instant relief from the effects of tower indu.
sence" loss Of appetite owness of spints dyspepsia
and all affections of the stomach and bowels arlnns
from whstever cause-impartins to the whole system
renewed strength and vigor. For sale by -
- - BENNETT BEERS,
fs 21-dlyif t'a Sole Agents
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THE FALL SESSIONS of Mi. n. r.
l GALLEHERS Clasaea In YflCA /. MIrSIC 80

i CHANT, WEISIGER l. co. have received .
small lot of Travelling Umbrellas, which can be car
ried with convenience in Carpet Bag. Call and ex.
anime them at
MERCHANT, wE1sIGER co.'s,
Ia . = lf2 Main .fraaf
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I EATHER BELTINCS.- - -
IL The subscriber having removed his shop to 18th
street, between Main and Cary, would inform the
public that he has on hand fun assortment of the
above named article, of his own manufacture, made
of the best oak-tanned leather thoroughly stretched
cemented and rvetted.
INDIA RUBBER BETTING supplied at short no.
tice. 49, f
ia 21-lm* ..t.s,-5+.ts5, N. w. STAFFORD.
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sale of Thorough Bred Cattle.

Sale of TnOrOugn bT6d Sdt'AO.
Bv reference TO our advertising columns to-
dow II will be seen that Col. Meredith Will OF
fer for sale, to the highest bidder, twenty-h
head of his thorough bred Short Horns, on
Wednesday, Dec 31st. Among the MIX
Cows we notice YARIco, who has taken sew
enl premiums as a Dairy Cow, and HARRIET
WHO was one of Mr. NJ. $ herd that commended
Ior f.~-,;.,n,. against the world, at the
cnring6Ald National Cattle Show mere are
two two-ycar old HeiFars, DAIsEY and FANNY
who have all the points Of good Mixers ana
,y;ll mako premium Cows. There are, also,
two yearlnr Heifers. considered the finest IN
tha state. The two Bull Calves he offers,
werO sired by his imported Bull, Baico' one
of the best and purest blooded Short Horns
in this country or in England.
Col. Meredith also offers for sale few oil
his superior South Down and Fine Wool
Sheep.
This is the first sale from Mr.. NJ. S herd and
orr farmers will do we'll to avail themselves O
the opportunity now offered to improve then
stock A catalogue containing DESCRIPTION
and full pedigrees. will be forwarded TO all who
desire it, and be distributed on the day Of sale
For terms, &C., see advertisement, and tnr
ther information. address :. Meredith, Cam
brid se City. Ind.
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Cattle Powders.
4Nckharts Celebrated Cattle nu.
L-tf-ssaFsl Only by william RaIson phT1@feprs''
st4h9la Re without them For al the eva,
once Hhoszale Grocery by ap Fr tsTg4tpEp fssS
Eiehnend, 5tl month Issa ing hseF psgs.
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- En-s-It &c ALWAYS best. SAYS modern pm
1osopher. not to look out Tor troubles, nor 70
be unprepared for them; hence 1t IS we urge
our friends to 20 to Schooley's Cottage Gal
lery" opposite the Meredith House 'mmed'a'7-
" and get their pictures taken-beeauSs. they
might get their f,ces badly burned and d'stls
ured. and, should this happen, it is but nat
nral wish for them TO say-(we know en-
like a book)-''rd Ike to see how well
onca did look Then friends, make no
DELAY; but 90 to Sehooley's whilst You may
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Young America Ahead Every iihL9'
We understand there was another 'ti8' '
tween Dung America Excelsior Corn ana
Cob Mill and Little Giant, No. 3, at brook
vile. Ind, on Saturday, the othinst Young
America, ground 77Ibs, in 90 revolutions
with II feet 6 inches lever, and required go
lbs of power. The Little Giant, ground 80
ihs in 90 revolutions with IL foot lever, re-
curing 375lbs. of power, This is at least
80 ner cent in favor of Young Amerl1a' not
understanding it was worked ty Mr. W. l.
Farauhar, to whorl the business IS entirely
new and the Little Giant was super'ntenaed
by Mr.. Hedges, (the Patentce, who has had
several years practice in trying to complete
with other Crushers.
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A11D"ARE.
SADDLERY. CUTLERY a.

Tn saoseriesis are now receiving the f,Ifaxox
from the Eastern msaGfsctorie. ard Old Fns3sss =
-ss ig& on nand larger and cheaper stock tf ca -
I aers n ths est We have added Ea4Hx -
fic4es As veil as Increased those heretofore k@-s
e sold az ctae naati prices the aaitaf a. go ~
s.ofs- articles Of which
asfe snd Foekes CntIeFy-tha 80. - -. ass
building Naferissl.--anb a. 81
h1sss. screws, @"'s -t%@eN&t h4sss
carpenters and Cooper.s Tools. ~,
sor-nent Of chseis hand isaan. sa,~- - ~ a.
knives DC. H $3.50 Pf-sa@ss 4FsFaug
BLACK smifhs r ools -.ssch =. a,.ss.
rates selie~s hammers. Fasps flies shoensex 49, s
steel ylow EnonI4s. F%s tf0aF
aHnsmifhss UaferiaIs..reek.
q, nonat.rx and b@rreis. pisiols ysr- - 49,
sHiaF h4ss DC. 1850 ~NSss eaA Aa3 Esr
r@kes S4sades. eF4 hoes .-~ @h --1ANtss forks
rage rim I'm issGs-EnaneIed axH MAR. al
iae@s frLages. hnEags, hubs sro1es sla.s - "
y EsS@A11sF IL GDAIE At PEErTgaI
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SAMUEL BELLS

NJ ANEFAcTTHEE RI and Dealer In ps.4 ~
~ l9iainx, Cloths, G<sr s=asres ye,siny. r. $50
.aa Leatz furnishing aeoes Of every deserIrtir7
~ stock al this time j. very extensive T. 49,
Intite TIE attention Of Puseha ssrs. ana Is Ihss -.
% re .ssh system, my prices will be rsaese r.
Garments Of al kinds made 70 order
Cutting in ali its branches
opposite the Citizens Bank "aea ",
April 3, 1856.
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n,i,d iaNlgiye TOMS aal mai ant an : FasHE3
If he fsl!ow5d.. complaints All Bilious De
ranrerer.- Sick Headache Dyspe ia ift4.t"a' -
fiytness hranIe parrhoa Cole Ram - me S''4"
and Bowels General Deot}ity. Female Weaknesses
For sa!g ~ .r,.ests generally. and By Nj. atEeu5A "
90 aud T. H. Holloway, Richmond AID by J. t.. faFS'
tfeneraI Agent, neianati also by SANFORD " ~ '~"
York City. - L.
April l., Il; 3 -
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SsfEs.

ElBs, Baek~ts. HlIow aad s9lnt Baskets al
= soEtsA sizes, be had at L. n CooS's
Nov q, tcj3
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Richmond Gas and Coke Company.


We understand that this Company have
rsu "a .ac Ga< Works TO JAMES NJ. STARR and
BENa. Wu,rE, who viii hereafter conduct it.
under he fism Of Starr {, Whi:e. There are
nov If6 consumers only IN the city but.
by spring. there will he about i56. The
preSeu. proprietors propose that, it the ei'i-
xens. living on the several streets where
mains are already laid will but increase
the number OF consumers . goo, they VIII
furnish Gas at 81 per LOCO cubit feet-thc
old psice-ins,ead OF 50, rs now charged
This, We think, Is fair proposition ard.
with very little exeFtion Oh the part OF the
present consumers fwho are. by this propo.
siuon, made pccuniarily interested n a
cheaper light the addition OF forty-tour 70
their number can easily be obtained The
Company have not made any money on THEN
operations the last year, and barely saved
themselves from loss. We hope, however
that -Lcir successors. Messrs- Starr 4 White
will be more fortunate.
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Chm 90 of Meeting.

Tie Rlcu1o>D TENrLE Or iioNon No. Ii .s, re
,,l'"5 10 change their night eff meeting to Thurs
Aay night Of each week, in consequence q may nG
member s az lac Temple belonging to other be-
neyoient orders whose meetings wouid ihIet 'ete IT,
The next meeting Of the Temple VIII DC Oh
rrnursdav evening December l7th. =,
WM. w. AUSTIN, w. &. /
TH1s UoVEIts, w. il,
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paIfrio,ls Notice.

Relidous meetings are being held every eve
rin, .urinr the week, in the English Lutheran
CLarch. Several Ministers arc in attendance
Tie Rev. Prof f. w. CoSRhD OF dayton lS M cn
rected to be present oNer ueAJ 7aopa'h' nS
.;fsztfr do invited Ia attend
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Esani. OF sne state OF Enis:ana.

JEsSET WILLIAMS shF. " c
SO 09l5 l-4w
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f-a.sse@- FAIRS.


81 ea-s .stse N xta,
It ssazl5,.
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The SECRET oUr.-A

The SECRET our.-A person remarked IN
our hearing, that the New \ DIRK STORE d'd
its immense business by means of adrerftS'as'
This is true to certain extent JACKSON sens
his goods cheap. and publishes the fact to the
world. the people flock there and invariably
find tbat what Re states in his advertisement
is literally the truth. Cur merchants 10 com
pste with dis go shead establishment, vii
have to adopt the Cash priucipie. mark dow'
their sools about % per cent, and thea AID
sERTIsE FREELY.
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IT received AZ the City Grocery store Of e NJ Cook
teFz= lof OF most excellent Lard-Hiee sweet
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HlAEkIEn--On Thursday evening ta>t. BY joan a
lev Mayor nAvgD MoRaA~. and MA&y EtLEN, dagGa-
ter If Auirew McTeditb, AL Il th4s vicinity
The ri,frs were net forgotten midst the festivities
4 ;he oecasIeu hut double Portoa-a real, gsHu' ne
.Beniaunin mess. :u. oad CT most excellent
Cake. accompanied tbs above uotise
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t. The Street Commissioner was in
strucled to notify all pelons owning inl-
proved property on the zeve. streets within
the CITY that have been grade aud graveled.
and whose sidewalks need rePring, to have
the same done Immediately x presume
this notification is intended to ply to all
side walks needing load or t"o< gravel,
and we trust that officer will, fo1eur per-
sopal benefit, commence The good >rk Of
notifying on the :. f. corner OF Fro and
Walnut streets, and continue It as far attn
as the FIRST alley. Ii the weather conNr~
dry, we can get along comfortably ou' VI,
it is wet, why-our shoes leak " orfnilE'
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line Rec: A. ,ppr viii deliver an address Az
,Le Tenpiars Hall an Monday eFeniHe bec: A., -,
1850 i full atteuda"te 81 iI'e IhenpelS ~ ~,
Social Temple. aad such friends aS 'heS may IA
Is r,.tffcsttf!.
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Dtxyts Il LonEE will continue their sale oil
Rich JelceEry and fancy Goods on SATURDAY
Evening at 6 o'clock.
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~ TIE CITY Council meet az

a<- Tie City Council meet again o.
Tuesday night next, when il Is hoped that all
no E.tye accounts against The city viii pre-
SEA, .Leup, So as . enable the Comsni.'ee &"
WAYS aud Means to come at the exact ia
ieb,adness Of the Corporation, and make Gu.
their annual report.
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a GARp

tn, 1r.;,rue4 desire t return their thanks 10 the
..lnhers of thc Fire Companies ana ether cltSeAs
for their prompt and ient assistance n fseset
the srrcai CT the fire by Waeh cur S''''2 "'7 0'9
on tho evenings tho eth ias., ,t ,..5.s,f>-
CHARLES +. OF r IN
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All the members OF the Degree OF fe9ehah are
requested TO pc Fesent on hsAi o,,;a@rs
= !, i the reaalut night for election OF eiAeeFs.
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.ff:t A ftsI.is3t3Nl1+
+ 4.ti nth Iii. lS56
4 order Of the Roara ef Directors # this Branch
fahc second annual Ireet:ar of tho S.5et Holders.
win election Of tse Sire sofs FIR tls@ ensuing setE
n,heli at the Banking House. talff LAY FIr@'
s-f sh fs57. between the hours Of - esoek 4. u.
oeIs i. VI
a. Charles T CogF.S ga-3ses.
5Itf
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address GEEOFI
street, P.@ fssa So Docf

-, - 4,ass sue gHia. IA
An reesiyta from seu inentary ntees,
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Luther Croker, for 600
Er-Walter Carpeuer. Of Ohio, has boz
Milton Hollingsworths farm, f.ieek's old
farm south Of this city.