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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-09
RECEIPTS
Ry the Canal. River and Railroads,


For the tceek ending Jan. 5.
BY THE CENTRAL RAILROADS. busheis OF Wneati
476 bbls. Flour; 40 bushels Corn; 90 do Meal; 1.
bags Buekwheat Flour; 4 hhds. Tobaecoi ia
bushels Rye; 30 do. OATS bag Beans; bags
Chop: 8 pEgs Venison; 2ff4lbs. Bacon; sundrles;
bags Fiaxseed; $ bbls Brandy; 9 tons Pig Iron;
10 bbls. Whiskey; Al pigs Butter; do EGGS -
pkgs Dressed Fowls: IS do Lard; s6 Sheep; %
Hogs; Beeves; bags Dried Applesi bbis APP
pies. -
LAhpED IN THE DocK-1Oo tons Plaster; 1000 casks
Lime.
Arrived during the week One New York and one
Boston packet. one New York, one Philadelphia,
and one Baltimore steamer, with assorted car
= goes.
mo receipts by the Canal or the other Railroads du-
ring the week
--zss EXPORTS-COASTWIs
To New YoRK.-3964 bbs. IFlouri l,oS5 packages
manufactured Tobacco; 10 hhds. Tobacco; 100 bales
Domestics.
To BosToN.-123 packages manufactured Tobacco, 6
hhds do; COS bills. Flour. 1r
To PHILApEI:PHIA.-270 packages Tobacco; bids.
do; Sc bags and bbls. Flaxseed: 81 bags Bark;
bbls Tallow; 81 empty Barrels.
To BALTTMoRE.-Sf2 packages Tobacco; % bhds.
Stems: I6 chests Tea; II bales Domestics; bum
dies and hhds. Sheep Skins; 30 empty Barrels;
Sundrles.
FOREIGN. l.a -- III
To CARDENAs-by schr. Chas. A. Heckscher.-75S35o
Hoop Poles; 100 kegs Nails and other articles; In
value So 90.
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SPECIAL NOTICE..

BfIeet so jaz-zms
sy- Chance for Bnrxnfns. For Two
vnsontbs onIyi Near Year .55s.--WfssIng 10 reduce
nv srock 81 Winter Goods. to mike room for Spring
purchases, I win SELL OFF AT COST until the
-, day If March, the following desirable Goods:
80 splendid Velvet, Antique and Cloth Cloaks.
so setts Furs various styles, very cheap.
$50 Dresses. Mouslin de Lame.
1iTA xards Merinos and Alpaccas all colors
9fao do fast color Calico at 81 cents
Together with general assortment of Dry Goods,
-T;red to sell off at src prices as cannot
-; H. - a1.sse N. EZEKIEL
'a1' Cbean Cloak, Mantle and Dry Goods depot,
= No. IS Main street,
a. next door to P. X. Whites
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TREATY WITH NIcARAGUA.-Itis reported, says
the National Inteigeneer that there is now before
the Senate, for its advice and consent, a treaty
with Nicaragua, recently negotiated by the United
States Charge dAffairs to that Republic, which
stipulates for the recognition of Nicaragua to the
extent OF all her claimed territory including Mos
quito, and regardless of the British protectorate
1t also stipulates for the protection and fostering
of the capital and enterprises of American citizens
in Nicaragua, covering, of course any railroad or
canal which may be projected
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wMark the MISREPRESENTATION, of

e Mark the 1mprovemenf.--HObs of
the American Shaving Saloon Is furnishing up his
accommodating place for the reception of Fall and
Winter yisitors-panting, guiding, carpeting &c.-
He will soon have his place handsomely renewed
1t he's heretofore been, and will continue to be- the
resort OF the Old the and the young; for
in style unsurpassed by any one, will surely find
Hobson or his polite employees. Go, them to Hobson
and get clean nice shave, your hair in becoming
style, and take good Hot, Cold Shower Bath and
you will come away better and wiser.
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-The poetrv of Physic.--Ayer,s pills,

wThe Poetry OF Fhysic.--Ayef's FHIs'
athouah wrapped there and tells with giant force
on the very foundations of disease There are thou
sands of sufferers who would not wear their dlstem
pers if they know they could be cured for 70 cts-ry
Ayers Pills and you will know it.
Purify the blood and disease viii be starved QUIZ
Cleanse the system from impurities and you are
cured already. -
Take this best of all Purgatves, and Scrotqla In
digestion, Weakness, Headache, Backache, SIdeache
Janndce Rheumatism, arrangements OF the Liver,
Kidneys and Bowels, all arrangements and all dis'
eases which purgative remedy can reach, ny before
the m like darkness before the sun.
Reader, if you suffering from any OF the nuIheI-
ons COMPLAINTS thew cure suffer no more-the remedy
has been provided for you, and it is criminal to neg
lect it. ,:
That AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL is the best medl-
cine for Cough is known the whole world and that
AyER; PILLS are the best of all Pills. known to
these who have FUSED them.
Prepared by DR.. j. C. AVER, Lowell, Mass, and
sold by PURCELL, LADD l. CO., wholesale and re-
+o;I Richmond Va -.. no S0eod&c2m
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NoRFoLK AND PoRTsMourH-Tha

NORFOLK AND PoRTsMoUTH.-The weather at
Norfolk has been dreadful Snow commenced
falling on Saturday, and reached ten inches in
depth. A negro found in the street Sun
day morning frozen to death. n large wood build
ing near the African Church was burnt Sunday
evening. John Creekmore, an old sailor was
found frozen TO death on Market Square, Ports
mouth, Sunday morning.
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MIR. J. w. AUDUBON is on visit to this city
having with him specimens of the great works of
his father J. j. Audubon. the celebrated ornitholo.
gst, on the birds and quadrupeds of America
They are magnificent works, embracing five hun
bred beautiful plates of birds, in seven volumes
and a hundred and fifty plates of quadrupeds in
three volumes. Mr. Audubon is a devotee of the
pursuit in which his venerable father acquired
worldwide fame
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COn,uierciaI.

NEW YORK, Jan. e.-Flour dropping State
brands quoted at So 10; Ohio SO So; Southern
So 81. Wheat firm-white 81 10; Red 81 Mixed
Corn SO cents. Mess Pork $l5.75. Beef dull
Lard LIS cents. Stocks higher-Virginia Skies 932
BALTIMORE, Jan. Flour firm-City Mills and
Ohio held at So so. Corn-yellow 1919 white
75078. Nothing doing in wheat Provisions de-
cining prices nominal
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Convention of Soldiers of 1912.

WASHINGTON, Jan. s.-An adjourned meeting
of the soldiers of 1872 took place tonight. An ad-
dress was delivered by G. w. F. Gusts.
Resolutions were passed declaring that the Con
venton considered the Government under the
most solemn obligation carry out the promises of
the Con tnental Congress- regarding the provisions
for the officers and soldiers of the revolution, and
petitioning Congress TO supply the omissions of
former sessions for supporting the declining years
of the soldiers and sailors of the revolution, as
done in the case of the Revolutionary Patriots
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calls them are liked by all who them much bet
ter than the genuine article. Mr.. Gibbs however, Is
an exception to this rule He says that they are not
20 good We will see whether he really be
lieves what he says, by putting him to the test The
test shall be forfeit of $780, that he cannot make
superior An1brotype of any subject than can But
we would ike this TO be understood that If we beat
him. he must not talk any more about Inducements
hut be satisfied with the opinion of the judge, that
there is no infringement To it seems quite ridle
ulous in Mr.. Gibbs to say that ours is only an Inta
ton and then TO accuse us of an Infringement
ia 6 NJ. K. SlMONS, AmDrotyplst
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ELEPHANT DRoWNED.-The steamer Thomas
Swan arrived at Charleston S., c., on Sunday
morning, having cleared at Baltimore on the 3lst
with four Elephants for Maybin's Circus Rough
weather was experienced on the voyage and one
of the animals leaped into the sea. He was valued
at "A 600
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RALLRoAD-The heavy fall
OF snow has obstructed the travel ON this road for
several days, but the track is now clear and trains
will run through as usual The wind blew directly
across the track during the snow storm, and thus
hiled the cuts with drifts, which it was found al
most impossible to break through The mails are
IN from Washington and Stanton. The passage
over the mountain at Rocktish Gap was, we learn.
as easily accomplished as over any other part of the
road.
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Disasters Mt Sen.

NORFOLK, Jan. 8-The schr. Eliza B. Mourning,
| of New York, for this port was wrecked and burnt
in Lynhaven Bay, Saturday. Loss $1,000.
York, has put in here for coal Also, the keystone
State, bound from Savannah, Ga, to PHILADELPHIA
| We hear of several wrecks along the coast.
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LIBERAL DoNATIoS.-Rev. A a. Lipscomb, of
Montgomery, Ala, minister of the Methodist
church, has donated 81 900 towards the purchase of
library, for the Methodist College at Lynehburg,
Va, in addition to $500 previously subscribed by
him to the endowment fund
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Democratic National Convention.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-The Democratic Ma
tional Committee met here to-day at the National
Hotel After brief discussion to proper day,
the first Monday in June was decided upon as the
day for the meeting of the Democratic National
Convention at Cincinnati. No other business was
transacted. The committee accepted an invitation
to attend the meeting of the Jackson Democratic
Association this evening
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Steamer jamestown.

PETERSBURG, Jan 8-The steamer Jamestown,
from New York, for Richmond, passed City Point
at an early hour this morning. From the state of
the ice in the river, it is not likely that she will
reach port to-day.
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COMMERCIAL.


Richmond Markets. January >, 1896.
FLOUR --wehear of some sales of Extra ct ~ 30
This would put Euperfne at Sg0&s25 ter ordinary 20
fair straight, though we hear Of no sales
WHEAT.-A few sales made maintaining former
quotations; Siss to lbs for good to fair Red and
White, while prime lots would bring Sl-so for Red,
80 for White.
CoRN.-A little frmer; we quote 70 cents per
bushel.
OATS-We quote IS cents per hushel.
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STAGE DRIVER FROZEN To DEATH-John Nc.
Shinn, stage driver in the employ of b. F. Hol.
den, on the line from the Terrebonne Station of
the Opelousas (La.) Railroad to Houma was frozen
to death, the night of Tuesday last He was dis
covered the next morning lying ON his face in the
mud, by the side of the stage with one hand under
the wheel, about two miles from Houma One of
the mules of his train was also found dead in his
harness
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IL Closing of the Books.-The subscrip-

b. rS Closing of the BO0ks.-The subscrip-
ton books of the Cosmopolitan Art Association,
will be closed in few days in order to get ready for
coming members, viii please hand in their names
forthwith. The payment of S3 constitutes any
a member, and entities him to uny of the Maya
zines for year, and also ticket in the distribu
ton The Magazines consist of the following month
lies: Harper Blackwood, Knckerbocker, Putnam,
Dickens Household Words, Graham's 4 Godey's
Ladies' Books. Littelps Living Age is furnished and
two tickets in the distribution, for Sc Among the
valuable works to be distributed, is the far-famed
"Genoa Crucifx," which originally cost 600 De-
scriptive catalogues furnished, and subscriptions
ceived by C. II. SUTTON,
Honorary Secretary for Richmond, Va,
ia 1---2w Corner 18th and Bank sts.
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MIS- D CoENEcrIoN.-The Mail train on the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, yesterday failed
to connect with the Central at Gordonsville, and
we are consequently without any mail from Wash.
ington. The mail due this morning viii include
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore matter, of
three DAYS standing
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MORTALITY IN LARGE CITIEs.-The mortality
statistics OF four large cities for the last year pre-
sent the following results: The total number of
deaths in New York was % ,l07 in Philadelphia.
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o. Choice Old Liquor.;-- ! Oar Oar

CS Choice Old Iliquors.-.bfiihuy :sa.
and Pale some very choice - u r." ofana' Vintage
1880. ,,,.
Choice old Port Madeira and Sherry Wines
Scotch and Irish Whiskey, something extra
Old Jamaica and ST. Croix Rum
Scheidam Holland Gin
Old Bourbon, Summerdean and Mountain Rye
Whiskey ~,
With a full assortment of other Liquors, Cordials
and Cigars. For sale by DUDLEY %,
de 10-1m* " MAIN 81. e
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Parodi, Patti and Strakosch are in New Orleans.
Phe contest for the sheriffalty Of New Orleans
has been decided in favor of Jos Hufty, American
candidate. 90
A gentleman, arrived In Savannah from Florida.
by the Iadians there.
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REV. ID. S. DoGGETT, recently of Richmond, hiss
arrived in Washington, and preached his first ser.
mon at the Eighth Street Methodist church there
on Sunday last.
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Aid f,o.In0es.

There is q bill now before the Legislature grant
ing aid to the colleges of the State which hope
may speedily become law. 1t seems to possess
the decided superiority over any other plan here
tofore suggested, as being based general prin-
ciple which will enable the Legislature to act free
ly, without giving any cause or even pretext for
the charge of Partially. We shall refer to the sub.
iect more particularly hereafter
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CbiIdren,s andsYouths,

~ aTa,semThe undersigned has taken the store ON
M.;r street onposte TO the American Hotel, where
he would be pleased his friends and cnstomsrs
He intends carrying on the MERCHANT, TAILOR
NC RIJSINEsS In all its branches. he also in
tands keen,nr a full assortment of YOUTHS and
CLOTHING, as heretofore, ana re-
spectfully soiicits call from those In want;
IS IN,ms j. H. RIDDICK.
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~ Hair Dye, Hair Dye.--John.or

~ Hair Dye, Hair Dye,--JOhusou Rar.
Der, has Hair Dye which is instantaneous and never
washes off, We will advise all who dye TO give John
charge.
=, Also to be had FLETcHER's HAIR Tonic an infal-
ible remedy for all the ills that the human hair l.
heir to. 1850 ~
10TH STREET BETWEEN Mvis K CARY STREETS.
no II
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DIR. James D0ye--Oflice corner of Bank
and 9th streets, opposite the Bell House ia 8-5m

$3.50 Gent aguerreoty
POWERS & DUKE still furnishing their custom
with their neverfaing Daguerreotypes for 80 cts
each. They do not pretend to humbug the people
with Ambrotypes Glass Pictures Theoretically
sealed between glasses; but they still taking
their world-renowned Flesh Tint Daguerreotypes,
which are too well known to the people of Virginia,
aud which have received the highest praise, both for
their cheapness and durability. de l2s
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Anniversary Celebration of the Sth of Jan

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8-The Democrats here, in
meeting to-day celebrated the anniversary of the
battle of New Orleans Hon. Amos Kendall pre-
sided
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r CHARLESTON, S. c., Jan. 6th.-Yesterday morn
ing the large cotton warehouse, on Commercial
wharf was destroyed by fire, and 500 bales of cot
ton burnt Loss $4,000
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IND FUND Company.--An adjourned meeting of the
CSrurauy for the purpose of slectng officers forthe
ensarinps ear. will be held THURSDAY EVENING,
The twenty fourth instalment win be due and pay
able on the 10th.
BY order WM- A. BUFFERS,
IN s-5t Secretary.
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HAMPTON, VA. Oct. 16, 1855.
Having had occasion TO BAKERS PREMIUM
BITTERs in my family within the last two years in
cases of dyspepsia and headache can safely
say have never used any remedy for these distress
ing maladies with signal success this. | have
ever carefully avoided ending any of the var-
GUS nostrums with which the country is flooded, be-
| believe in majority of cases, they do
harm than good but as Bakers Bitters have been
tried under my immediate observation and produced
such beneficial results do feel liberty to with
hold my humble testimonial TO their value.
JNO. C. McCABE.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD & Co, and Druggists
generally oc
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w A. Wv. Osborue,s prea, pictnr. con-.

q A. w. Osborne's great Picture Gale
~, Main street. opposite the Exchange Bank is
known to be the finest and largest Daguerrean estab-
nshment south of the Potomac river. Citizens and
strangers visiting the Fair should pay visit 10 this
establishment, where they may obtain hkenesses in
every known style of the art from the smaHest to the
iargestsze The ladies' viii do well to call and look
az our assortment of beautiful Pearl Shell Paper
Machie Velvet and Morocco Cases before purchasing
elsewhere. A. w OSBORNE
&C . Sign of the American Eias
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az Stop AIR. NJ. p. simon. .a. a,.,.a ;.

ES Stop! MIR. NJ. p. Simons nor unite so
last but wait until jury Of your peers shall decide
(which viii soon take placel whether you can con.
bragg high. 'fs' so'eAs so''
Inc public are informed that the genuine Ambro-
type eau only be obtained at my Gallery where u
guarantee to furnish better Ambrotypes than he that
boasts much in every instance or no charge made
Gallery Corinthian Hall. p. i. GfBR.
de 81 Amhrntvni.t
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vAuction N o tice.-The attention Of
Ciotiers and the city trade generally, il solicited
to our sale THIS MORNING. at 10 O'Clock, Of the
largest stock of Ready Made Clothing French Cloths
le offered this season at auction. Sale peremPtory
i in Q LARUS SHINE Aucts
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Bishop Potter of Pa, left Savannah, Ga, for st.
Johns, Florida, on Friday last where he goes in
search of health
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the agonzng toothache and the horrors of the dental
forceps, by the habitual use of DowDERs DENTAL
FLUID. 1t prevents the formation of tartar,
all acrid secretions restores the gums beautiful
RED and healthy condition, imparts wilderness to
the teeth refreshing aromatic flavor to the mouth
and breath is recommended by the principal dentists
and physicians of this and other cities superior
any preparation in use. For sale by Purcell, Ladd
Co; Bennett Beers; Adie Gray, and all druggists.
oc 6-dSm.
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T Special NOTES.-The particular affen-
tion of the public is asked To the sale of the stock OF
Groceries at the store of A. w. Lambert on Marshall
street, near the New Market, THIS MORNING, at 10
oi ias B. COOK & CO., Aucts.
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EN- CArgs-l WOuiu Ciit&
ton to the sale of Furniture the Monument Hotel
commencing at 10 o'clock THIS MORNING.
win be added one PIANO, that los been used very
Iittle. ALEX. MOTT,
Ia o Auetioneer.
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n I. =. Chase NJ. d., Homeopathist.--
oihce lo7 Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank
Richmond, Va. la 3-3pn
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OST.-On Saturday, between the 1T.
IL Charles and the United States Hotel small Tin
Box containing my FREE PAPERS. liberal re-
ward will be paid for their return to this office.
MARY WILLIS
ia2-2t+ fres woman of color
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y Fancy Goods to be closed at unusually low
prices, the is far advanced. and GOLD
SHIT having large stock of Trimming and Fancy
Goods hand, will close them out at such low
prices to tempt those that in of them to pur
chase of him. 5000 pair Ladies' white and colored
Kid Gloves at 50 cts, would be cheap at rs cents
$500 yards Cambria and Swiss Insertings 81 cents
would be great bargain at l21 cents; Embroidered
HandkeTchiefs at Is and 57t cts. giving away In
Ladies, Gents and Chidren's Cotton and Wooden Ho-
sery, GoLDsmIT will sell them cheaper than can be
hsd elsewhere In Embroderies, as Collars Sleeye-
Bands, Infant Waists, Embroidered Skirts Cambria
Swiss and Bobbin Edgings and Inser,ings will BIS
forts, Leggings, Fascnators, Opera Hoods, Wooden
Sacks Millinery Goods, and lots of other Goods to
be sold oil at most any price. L. GOLDSMIT,
JAZZ 205 Broad street
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MN M ss1iIli u a. EroIr the, Win Fl nj

4 UST OR STOLEN--From the wharf Mt
L. Rockets on 24th to Goth December, package
containing TWO CLOCKS, landed by steamship
Jamestown from New York, marked wv. Barnes,
Amelia Court House, Va" A suitable and liberal re-
ward and no questions asked, will be paid to who
ever will deliver the same to messrs. WILLIAMS
& BROTHER, corner Cary and Pearl streets.
ia p
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EV-Auctlon Notice..-Having retained pose
sesson OF the iarge warehouse 18th street.
~ occupied by us, are prepared 70 receive con-
agnmentg. for sale at auction. of DRY GOODS,
SHOES, HATS, CLOTHING, FURNITURE, or any
other description OF Merchandise. The premises are
very central and conimodions, and goods be adj
vantageously exhibited Terms liberal, and prompt
returns rendered
de 2i---ts KENT. PAINE 4 CO., Auots
ET DIR. ID. =, Watson offers his Profess
sionai services TO the citizens OF Richmond.
Office and residence corner Of Franklin and 9Th
streets jaS-lm
=
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~ Board of Trade-- Committee of Ar
bitratiou
LEWIS WEBB, Chairman
JAMES DUNLOP, BENZ. w. RICHARDSON.
BENZ. C. GRAY, JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
2}-ta
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4 first rate Farm Hand, who is also good driver
two women Cooks, Washers and lroners, and good
Nurse andsHouse servant Call on the subscriber at
A. M and not later. JAMES d. ELLETT.
ia Q--ts