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sept ash, 1854
kesrs Edters: There an article in the EsqaIrsr Of
the lsth inst. oves the signature Of Geo ID. Gray, late
president Of Amsicsn club says that In b>cca-
ing the president he reserved himself the right vote
Tor Mr. Buchanan should he thereafter become convinced
that Mr. Fillmore stood chance OF election and he
argues tina, the apprchended contingency hss arrived
Mr. Fillmore having no chance Of election by the peo-
ole, he must support Buchanan in preference FIRE.
noatiil Nov, beg leave to ask him. how 10 a change
cf his vote TO Affect tho case unless Fillmore with
drawn from the ccatest altogether, Aud wthdr.w fll-
Fremont by the pcople so that patriotic George
aray hastens and Fremont political
he pre.e"ds to dsplors But he says q the question
ne decided by the House. get Fillmore without
the assistance Of the Black Republicans and would
have him under those crcomstancess Most surely We
~oaid woald not every sensible man cay &c would be
best elect candidate With the assistance Of 9TH
matter hos obnoxious than for enemies
succeed with sir candidate their forces, and
thus being under obgsto to show any favor what
soever. The Democracy In ell probability, would rather
succeed without the assistance Of renegsder but hard
pressed they they will receive recruits from the
Black Republican lst day, aud goat them
- they do Geo d. Gray. But I contend that Fill
has better chance than Buchanan For the sake
ct the argument drop Fillmore, then the would
not orly be regarded bat would be- strictly sectional
between Bachanan and fremont-the former get
ting 20 and the latter l76 the OF George d. Gray
helping to make the 100 Running ngle-handed against
Fremont he would lose his State only from the
sectional character OF the contest but the allies holding
the balance OF power there, and being opposed to
Democracy its concomtants and influences than
other consideration involved in the contest would throw
their weight into the scale Of Fremont But George d.
Gray he would prefer this rather than have
sistsnce In the House from the Black Repabcansll
We will drop Buchanan, and the contest at once
would lose its sectional character but nevertheless Flu
being the second choice Of the Southern people,
would receive their hundred aud twenty votes aud
there being deadly hostility in the North against the
principles OF the allies they would succeed in triumphng
the Democracy Of New York. without the assistance
Of the HARDS Who would hore. foot and dra
goons like patriotic Naples the Western Powers we
the of New York. to the one hundred and twenty
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Ma. EDrTOR-lt may appear to some persons rather
premature - think at this time about the election of n
gentleman to fill the vacancy, which in the Judgment OF
many, must inevitably ia the Senate Of Virginia by
the election of present distinguished representative in
that body Robert Saunders E-q the Congress Of the
United States. But it to me, ia this age of dea
gogue that too much time cannot be employed by the PEG
pie Of ANY district however large small canvassing the
claims its prominent for political station in order
u make the selection Of suitable man to represent their
political interests, either in the State or National Iegs
ure We should look patiently about u.s. aud endeayor
on all occasions TO I'LL political posts with men Of
political abilities and private worth. As gentleman
who comes up fully to these acquisitions we would
beg leave 70 recommend 10 the favorable consider,-
ton Of the people Of this senatorial district T,LRor
SwEENY Esq. of tie city Of Williamsburg 10 6Il the
vacancy IN the Senate which, it il confidently believed
will be created the 4th of November next law
the election OF Mr.. Saunders Nr Garrett by the rro
pie OF this Congressional district, m the vacancy coca.
stoned by the death OF late laeed representative
the Hon. Thomas r.. Bayly.
Mr. SSeeDy is young man too extensively known for
ability, talent moral worth, aud frnuess Of purpose 10
need any comment from your correspondent We shall
therefore oursef with the mere mention of b-
name and leave him with the people and more particular
B the American party OF the distict the principles and
policy Of which. he has for the past years manifested
an answering devotion With your permission however
will say, what only be known by those of "a who
have heard him, that Mr. Sweeny, alt ough mild and un
assuming IN his department in the private aud social circle
is Of the efficient and attractive public
Of our acquaintance. YORK
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We reoce 20 hear Of the industry anI zeal With which
our friend John Ecbos Esq Of Monros late an ardent
wing but nov rampant Loco Is stumping the Monroe
Congressional District. IL Is only eight months 70 the
election next May aud he has only been in the field two
Notwithstanding Ten IN all lie sccnonluated candi.
GATE Tor Congfe" against Harry Edmon l.ou and will IL
y '"d' sweep tn district overwhelmingly lie has We
earn entirely superseded Elmondson in the affections Of
the Democr'cy md will certainly be the next member Of
congress IRON nat district He made, 70 be sure sundry
nonsrou' good KuoW Nothing speeches In the Gub,rna
or' canvass but things not turning out he expected
and wished there vas no alternative left hmif L. want
ed 70 60 70 Congress a. doubtless the ease-but Ia liam
right over without making wry face into the Demo-rs
TIC camp Knowing him still 10 BE- every inch Wbia Al
though nov sitting IN strange pew. aud knoviog what
vile and mischievous Locoooo Henry Edmoudsoo IA 90
should be compelled from sense Of duty 10 the country
and from ieay to our Wing principles. we're We ,e.,.
den' OF tie district 70 vote Tor Echol, in oref,.,. N
hdmond'on although We have great personal liking N,
'he i'''er Rot We advise EImond.on u Keen sb.,n
eye upo' Echo or he w never be- arrtgned soa, a, s
." Black Republican Congress 10 ooucosioo ton s
''u'' mat the l. co. will appreciate the scscss pcho
mss made tor h. hadn't gone over To tusm the Stat NJ
'rg"a-of blessed mernory-woud certsi,lv have h.s,
l''' 70 Buchanan. HE services ave immense.
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The canvass progresses most auspicousy for the
OF Fillmore and the country Read the from
al OF Virginia exchange and the spirit and heart
with which il being conducted all over the State
Keep the ball in motion and the 4th Of November will tell
good tale for the old Dominion
Ia the Northern States the prospects Frightening with
unparalleled rapidy every days New York Is Tor Fill
more-New Jersey, and Connecticut likewise. This da,
weeks the Democracy will be beaten Of sight ia
Peunsyva and ten will die Buchanan last earth
~ chance We shall then insist upon his party withdraw
ing hint they do NOS shall claim the votes Of al
southern men for Fillmore of whatever party who desir,
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Damages ny FRosr-0n Tuesday night the frost In this
vicinity was severe aud lie effect upon quite
apparent Yesterday morning Much injured quite
verey and other species OF vegetation damaged But the
greatest injury has been the tobacco CROP by these
premature frosts On Monday night the ops this
Pile IN the counties Of Hart Barren and Christian were
greatly damaged Dispatches received yesterday from
glasgow confirms this Intelligence and planters adj
sisei To hold on for advance The crop rather
light before and IL will by these unforeseen mis-
be materially lessoned.-Lou. Courier ash.
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The Mass Meeting OF the friends OF Fillmore at Pttsyva
nia Co Ho. comes o TO morrow aud day. The Hon
Jno S Pendeton left this city yesterday for place
and will be among the speakers Gov Morehead of Nort
CArOua will also certainly be there And will the Hor
Thos 5. Fournoy and other distinguished gentlemen
An interesting time may be expected and ample accom-
molatons have been prepared for all who NAV attend
We urge all our friends TO go who possibly can
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-30

Gas. Scorr AT WEsr PoiSr.-Gen Scott reviewed the
Cadets at Nest Point recently for the fret time Ia many
years lie appeared for the first time in his uniform OF
leutensn, General and looked prodgiously hne With
his brilliant yellow plume aud tall chapcan stood
eet above the plain lie is ia Ie health and looked ~
though he could conduct half dozen campaigns vet As
general, he has probably mo- living eauaL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-30
Fillmore HEADQUARTERS.

We are requested to state that the Fillmore rooms
over Spence's Clothing Store will be open every
night after the LIST day Of October until the election
The friends OF Fillmore in the city and country
invited to walk in and make themselves at home
whenever il may suit their convenience
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-30

Yesterday morning i9k o'clock DEASE daughter
Joan T. and Emily J suoet aged years and months.
The funeral Will
residence OF her parents o street.
sis residence In King Queen Friday, Sept, 5th
Co hoert Motley amer lingering Illness all
ships o. NE the deceased honest
the noblet work OF God" "Reqaie.cat Ia P.ee~ VIC
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gave true description Of The pressnt dessd ana slar-
ming conditon OF the couuty-and history Of the
that had brought about this csr ase of Affairs
dxing Oh. responsibility q the danger that threaten
our liberties and the perpetuiy Of Union upon Nc
Perces Administration and the corrupt lesers Of the
dern sestylsd Democratic party. lila The In
fidelity of the Democratic party In the violation Of their
platform Of 1881 In reference 20 the agitation Of the Sla
question: aud violation Of Con. Jacksons Treaty
with the Indians In order to precpstc upon the country
the tangled Territorial bill OF Nebraska aud Kansas
with is Squatet Soveregutythe of the present
tosriu cSs CARRIED conviction the minds all uapre-
JUDGED hearers that there unhoy scheme
devised prevent tho dissolution OF the Unoa.nof fks
Usios Of e States, but the union existing between
Democratic party and the spells Of Office The decep
dse character Of the Cincinnati platform did escape
the scahlng notice Of tho speaker. The comparison be-
tween Fillmore and Buchanan IS to their qualifications
Tor the Presidency was admit ably drawn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-30

. UNIQUE AFFAIR AT Baron RoueE.-wc learn from the
Baton Rouge papers that Fillmore barbecue IL TO come
on Al that place on the Let prox which will one Of t.
most unique aud splendid that have ever been
Witnessed IN the State vessel will be equipped and
dra~n through the MANNED by Young Ia
lies reprcsetne State in the Union The other mr.
angcments will be scsle match Hurrah Tor Red
Stick and the Union, and the ladies too.
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am, with much respect,
Your friend,
IAIfHA 4 uTfHENuu

The reading Of this patriotic letter follo~ed by
bursts Of applause aud cheers upon cheers with the Wild
est enthusiasm Tor the flag aud IT, fair donor After a
short but appropriate speech accepting the flag by
Mr. Hendrck behalf Of the Committee At about 10
o'clock the meeting Dispersed and the orchgh, process.
sion marched OF in good order and fine style.
Thus ended, without accident any occurrence TO
the pleasures Of the OCCASION the largest aud most
enthusiastic political gathering that took place in
kanaWhH. The Americans are united enthusiastic aud
encouraged 20 put Orth their utmost effort ~ secure
triumph for Fillmore aud Donelson, the Constitution aud
the Union.
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yUNHE Principals n the sooTHEsx Pru,ts Issur. 1

rUNE Principals SocrHKsx Pru.E IssrrvrK uogd In
me puee that hey have secured The services Of
CANs "a Partisan lady OF bot three e.dence
Who will With haden0se yasaAs charge French eli.
In their school.
Mile cAye will the family Of n Lee Powell ON. n ,h
Principals who hA. charge Of the and dr.
VIII be required
oraag " he hon-e They feel safe In saying that The advantages
mus offered Tor acquiring thorough knouedge
Eaage and Tor learning N speak hu-nty none IN
s unes. be true (as 10 too generally suppo.ed that
freneh lazy less able 70 teach her language
sn"ther o. e able 70 peak correctly Richmond than 10
Northern city. ~ ~ =
They desire also TO call attention Preparatory Department,
OF Their sch o PUPILS over 10 admitted and
the Principals pledge themselves discharge Of their
futy n the Instltu
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From the Manchester Rep.biiean
Mr.. CONRADsS SpEE,,u

The Fillmore aud Doneison Club Ut Winchester was ia
vored nth Interesting and instructive speech FROM
Robert T. Conrad last Saturday evening Mr. Conrad's
active participation In the proceedings Of the whig Ma
toual Convention, chairman OF the responsible commit
tee ON ressoutions him the fullest opportunity
eonversing with wenormed gentlemen from all parts
the country and thus Of sscerainns the actual chance
OF Nj. fillmorcs election.
From what Mr.. Conrad saw and heard whst In Bali.
three candidates Willard Fillmore stands the best chance
Of election by the people, take consdera-
ton his decided prospect q q compromise candidate
should the election 60 to the House OF Req
To those who have been missd into believing that the
contest Ia between Buchanan and Fremont this
may appear un~artaned but Mr.. Conrad does deal
in hssy opinions and the which led this con-
cluson susceptible Of easy demonstration The recent
elections North and other positive signs render IL appa
rent that Buchanan carry single Norhen State
and therefore cannot be elected; whilst remont cleo
ton Is defeated by the certainty that New York will
cast its thisty.hve electoral votes Tor Mr.. Fillmore
Thus Mr.. Fillmore is the only real obstruction to the
success OF Black Repubicanism and when patriotic South
ern men come 20 recognize this fact they aady
beginning to do the revusion OF feeling In favor Mr.
be still more decided than il has been within the last
weeks, and will be sufficient all probability to ensure
his elect
The delegates from New Yorx, With whom Mr. Conrad
had frequent conversations do admit doubt Of New
York Tor Mr. Fillmore, and the delegates from New Jersey
not whit less sangunc The report from Tennessee
wss equally encouraging aud the confident belief also
expressed that Delaware, Maryland Kentucky California
LOUISIANA Massachusetts, and other States would found
wheeling into line, the discontinue OF sectionali. and
10 the restoration OF the natious harmony and peace
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RICHMOND WING.
TUESDAY MOANING. SEPTEMBER 80, 1859
To CosErsPoNDENTs.

WAo."
<rffces paper psbsA
% 60
and s7u case Be dspdrtedo obituary Notices sroesd
Sng sghf cAarosdTor Advertisements.
tet he charged Advertise
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~ HOLL0WAf'S PuLI.S.-whsreysr civilization
- has penetrated these pills demand.
the lungs and the inesnes the asaabe BY
ease IN All climates ani action Of INT,
MEDICINE y rapid thorough and Invsriabe Sold the
RES No - Maiden Lane. New 9 strand London
and hv All druggists, at aee, e2Ke, and ti per boz
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BALTIu = sun AGENCY.-Ihe
NAgeney OF the Baltimore Daily having been
ierd ,he subscriber and the and Henry
hSore asl refusing 10 show tbs
ing Kept no list Of tbs .obsebrs and being necessary
should who the
!asy may De supplied nlnp,lg 5;-;--,.
Agent At No. III Broad street. between sh aud Oh
a. a. JAS A GENTRY,
seoV-ot General wspa Ag,nt
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PittsyIyania Ms Meeting.

ea"aH cannot BE- Bear this great fact in mind and col
hnue TO work like beavers. Victory is ahead
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a yALUAnLE PLANTATION FOR SALE

ouer a. public sale WEDNESDAY
talon on sheh live l. Of the Albemare IL L az
uad Ivy Creek miles Charlottesville
~ very hne society convenient various
lions. Mills Classical School for and
n 1a o. woodvhe dspot on the vrgsia Central RR
The traet contains go % which fine
prodn"tve condition The complete
The Dwelling ~ brick eoutain six finished
nen store and dressing
Handsomely oeatsd Upon $50 acres Of =, good
tobacco land In the State. - ~
The terms Of sale ~l be made the purchaser.
r w. N. NOLAND,
ss3-sW WoodvnIe Depot, Abernare
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prrzsssras. ssps i-cssi.Hys demand. Win iarss
q en- . n b<st what N n.
Opzs.A.
and the narkst during last vvsA has bssa sulss-
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AOTICE.-The subscriber would mi respectfully In n
- form his the public generally that he A
has received from North beautiful assortment Of u
WATCHES AND JEWEIRY,
o. deception, which terms
NJ other establishment city examine
Repairing o. Watches JeWsiry moderate prices and
In The hest and expeditions mani
CHAe. T.. vOEGELE No ti0 broad street
doors above the Theatre, formerly
ae30 I'm d,or ~.
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HtvRr sept eC-reas0rain and NJ both heavy and
osef ~ public sais yesterday 1900 bags AN rcd Wheat
a,d md part sla, itse 70 sod ou. q loo bis An re1r
evsn lower prizes accepted By private saes
hsasse Hrp ieCeresisPrces 81 the opening 81 te
steady the naosnce heavy iporaons and
pricss from sbroad, market has also giyeu
ANTWaaP spt i0TobsecoA iarge business North
during The We hhds
Kennedy sp bids ysin. snd ~ has Stems 40 advance Of
L. Ceealse market during toe week duli prices
~ whssi snd Rye bfoser fcur steady, ne sales
uds 1000 beet American aye 81 ~ ~ fpey u lilo 400 bb 90
Tour a. al q AZ per Dbl
sspi iocerssis la. have under.
gon. bu , ehang but business rather angsd robsoeo
rvndency unchangf sales limited n 20 hhd Maryland
hs Msy.od 70 DO vna - 10 Kentucky and ~ DO Sens
RofraDas sept iOTObsccoa large business
- dans N. Sss The foi sp 70 9eO hhd. harya 3D. o. %
Oho so 40 Virginia. and - 40 Kentucky. Arrived from
o,s co. hhds Maryland and 30 DO Virginia expected vhn
days
a.ssgS spt roe.eeoTe s.ls. Norsh American dorns
foei ~ ~ ds Mayisnd io0 Virgins, 100 Ksntucty,
y Hay. " Ohio, AMI - 8crube
H1nBuao E 10 Cereals dnli whe.t and re are o6sr
os, rs,s. resse.o q good dsmssd. ssd psee.
Ne stock no1, 20 hhds Kentucky, ~ hhdp YEu 100 hhds
Nsa and Ohio aeo hhds stems 50 SD Leaf ADD %
srrrls, ssp 10 wheat quiet At - o. spring d,nvsry ayr
irlvery
no.. sp. ecsrssnu-,n... aur,ns sc;ys saa
aFrs siss o. bty uturs aeiverr made T-rv
nE W Ne aui Wheat ne niger pFcss ssrs askd
M ss>,hsr ~ ~ 10, s,shs days rs hveF.ss.
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n pharmaceutical PreDaraons Of them
ac9re together ah sargsons ln.snnn's and Appliance.
.nd ng Country PRys.
clans, Fsss and Pauatons which being ~ the
best qnsftles For sale n
LAIDLgY RoBISsoSs Ee~ Drug Store
seq and rsnt lin
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~FILLMOaE Ann DoNELsoN eLEt

V CLCb-A meeting will be held on (rURsDA m even
ng At ~ O'clock at The Mr. sprne.'s Clothing
orr Tor the purpose Of forming Fillmore
Clno All gentlemen wishing
tend -
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JOMAX'S
EXECUTORS ANp hDTdSIsTHAToRs.
Jaes I,nass valuable snd nporiin vort on De la Of
EXECUTORS AND ADMINISTRATORS,
In t~o volumes Rrsauy enlarged and improved II erbod.
Important principles and mster u the sen edition n
Unied states, viii sddoss DOT sod PERTINENT AZ,
from Other ., approved autors .heh has been sngrshsd
Sons q th- supreme Court of Appeals reported araiis
order. addressed Publishers -h prsrr, .n.n.
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HNANOy AND HLACK OPERA TIEs.-Ius r..
$50 y OWENS opposite s sTss.s I Hotel
IW'aAvELLINc STA Wis. Just opened : large a..
80 ''''' o. 0wsSs OPPOSITE osSs: s ss..u W
HINDER CLOrHING.-Ihavsthl.d sy opened me ars.s
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ARRIVALS Al THE
Washington II 0usc-sncnd & Clark, prcprs.

July 27.--B W Urquhart, Arnoldton, T A Foster,
Pttsylyania; Jno Bowers, Salem; Morrison, City;
r II Davis, Richmond; NJ C Freeman, Va Il r;
VIM Hix Amherst; L f Campbell Bedford; DR. o 0w-
en-, City; VIM NJ Harris, Tennessee, James Left
wch, Liberty Mrs. NJ G Lee, Child and serv't, Bote
tourt Springs; Ireson, Va Il Tenn R: Mrs Finch,
Miss Finch, W Norman, NJ w Jones' Miss E
Franklin Miss Jennings, Mrs Hancock, Mrs Jones,
II Hancock, Campbell; P Fl Calan, Salt W Branch;
Miss Wilson, J Woodley, Smithfeld; r. Farran,
Miss NJ Love, Amelia, CLyon Tenn; W " Williams,
Salem. Wilson, Christansburg M Shumaker, jr.,
Pitts. H.; K II Buckner,Va I R., Mrs NJ Camp
bell. Roanoke james Molten. WASHINGTON Co. Md
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$2Ol,OOO!!
VIII be distributed according Ia the following
MAC NuGuGE Nr 80 u "a E

iai-l prizes amounting To A2oifNn
me ann Prizes of - are determined by the number which
draws the snouo frlef that number should be odd
h'f ihn odd number ticket In the Sehcme viii he emit
td TO All even number than number ticket
VIII e entitled to ~ In addition ANY other Prize which
be drawn
Purchasers In bnyrg equal quantity Of odd and
number tickets viii be certain Of drawing nearly nehalf the
cost Ut tho same with chances of obtaining other Prizes
uthoso tickos ending with g q s. evenal thoeo
ending with |, =. 2, T. q odd
u Remember that every Prize IA drawn, and payable w
full without deduction
Az Prizes of $1,000 and under, paid immediately after the
draw ingohcr Prizes NJ the usual inc Of thirty days
All mmnnlrntons strictly confidential The drawn
ber viii be forw aicd purchasers Immediately after TIL
drawing
Whole Tickets, StO-aunlvcs, S1-sluurtcrs. -.
Prize Tickets eashcd renewed In ether Tickets at either
cnicr
Orders for Tickets be addressed To
). SWAN n co, Atlanta Ga
or s. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
iuy al.dlleuy
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AxorrR FLARE Up ~ WAsnINGroS, "A cor
80 snona.ut Of the New York Express, writing
fro,r Washington on the 23d instant says: =,
We had anos her little flare up to'any. MI
Edmurdson, of Yirenn met that iIIus'fl0;s . ,h'
pure Republican, Orsemus Ma,re ne ,noL !" him ''
lobby near the House Post o; ;us,r n him no.
, n las" p Victoria Anglo Saxon that he was ia
n'e,s =, corrnpt dog, unworthy the association
ra s rsnIemcm, and whom he had always despl'
cd" p,,rh,can and sneak
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Job Printing Promptly, Neatly and
aheapIy Done.

The public will remember that there is connected
with the Virginian establishment of the most thor
oughly equipped job Offices in this section of the u
Mon. Some of the most beautiful specimens OF job
work ever done in Virginia have lately passed from
under our presses.
Our facilities enable us to execute every descrip-
ton of work from mammoth poster to the smallest
card, and from book to circular,wth neatness and
despatch upon the most satisfactory terms.
Orders will receive prompt attention.