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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-15

county. was killed for bis mouev bv .o,,. ,,.,,o
unknown, on the 10Th. = ~ -
Dr y +. De Poll was recently killed ne.
by p.ir 81 y .;ia 1sing n thrown from awasen draw
henfy Dsake. charged with the murder Of Har
sey Anvil In 1855, has bssn acquitted.
Herbert, member Of Cossrsss. arrived nv IN,
~ steamer, and 10 treated ~ though be were ,
u.p,cous ns stranger The heavy petitions request
ing nim 70 resign, and abandon affection tor hi,
state. have bean presented to him
Henry ID. Gill has bsen convicted Of murda,
Coy. - v Ai4sn AA0
DR. D F. Kesps, formerly State Senator from E1
s,aoo, was found dead in his bed in Placervile-
James Cooper was recently killed in soaoma,
by man named Graham
Whlfam Winston was thrown frou his horse nm
Dry Greek, and SO badly injured that he died soou
@''sti ne was from Pike county, Illinois.
large and magnificent meteor, which was seen
10 many remote portions Of the State, ~ well a
20 san francisco, shot through the heavens on the
On the 9Th, Michael Somers was killed. bv faln,
into the Russian Consuls well-the same In which
Richard Mcdonald short time sincs Inhaled The
gases and died '-'e
Inc Supreme Court has decided that the Gov.
ernor mas no power to remove no.aries public
samson Crowdsr has been fouud guilty of the
murder OF man named Lewis, at Yrska.
- W AAiSAs Was stACO6Q 8u0 Killed At HaDDv
ton ~
On the Sth John Mitchell was killed at Los An.
los. by John Evertson
iGe last trip Of the Sea Bird, 200 boxes OF
grapes were brought from Los Angeles
On the 9TH destructive fire broke Q out In Msrys
Vihe, IN which some forty buildings mostly occu.
pied by Mexicans and Chinese were destroyed.
Ine town of Colusi was entirely DESTROYED by
nre about the same time
l.. j. Joslyn, expressuaan, was killed BY being
tnrowD tfom mule Lear Ridgeviile
Ihe shock OF an earthquake was recently felt at
Monterey and Santa Cruz
Amusements are duh in San Francisco The
American Theatre is doing little Lola Montez
VIII shortly make her final appearance there, The
metropolitan has been changed into circus.
PROM AUSTRALIA
Dates from Australia are to the 2Ist June.
Inc Rocky River, Fingal and Deloraine Districts
are all turning out very fair. In the latter some
claims have yielded largely. Hands hiring out in
1ne mines get $50 per week, working eleven hours
Miss Hays had been singing at Melbourne and
elsewhere. with success.
measures were in contemplation for checking the
rapidly increasing Chinese emigration. Immense
numbers Of them die on the passage from China
a section OF the Geelong and Melbourne railway
had been completed.
The Queens theatre, at Maitland, was burnt on
the 10th of June.
nugget of pure gold, weighing fifty four lbs
nad been found at Geelong being the largest ever
round In the colony except one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-15

A tALUBLE FARMS FOX SALE. Il ann
r authorized to sell . valuable farm in Powhatan
county, 2 miles from the Court House, and miles
from James nvsr and miles from the Danvils Rail-
road containing 665l acres $50 acres 10 cleared 60
acres ID very rich creek low grounds The cleared
land 10 divided in four fields under good fences well
watered and in gh state Of cutvation; good Dwelling
House, Ice house, Stables, Tobacco house and quar-
ters a'ance in wood land. The barrel and other
timber on the land will than pay for the farm.
never failing creek runs through the land
ALSO A tract of III acres miles from Powba-
tan Court House, snd2 miles from James river 80
acres of which Is cleared land; balance IN virgin
growth we'll timbered in pine and oak Building
coed Adjoining the house II five tobacco lots of ID
acres EACH worth at least 500 per acre Neighbor.
hood good. The cleared land, part il in high stat
of cultivation, az the present crops viii show
ALSO-A tract, SO acres. miles from Powhstan
Court House. $50 of which 10 cleared; balance
In virgin growth consisting Of good pine esk and hich-
ory timber Buildings good, including Stables.
Barns. 6c. &3&
ALsO.-A tract, 563 acres, in Chesterfield county,
on swift creek, milo sbove Martins Depot, On
Oanyis Railroad There 10 this tract 0rist Mil
in good order IS first quality low grounds and
$50 acres wood land, well timbsred; the balance OF
the lsnd 10 In high state Of cultivation and b consd'
cred the best fara in the neighborhood.
ALSO-several small farms in the same nefshoof>
hood, which will be sold bargain. Plats may be
seen at my store, and terms made very h6enl oy
early application 70 AkkA NoII-
a. i6-ts
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RAILROAD MoRALITY.-Through the Atlanta.
Ca, Iuteilgencer, we learn that Col. Spulleck,
the new Superintendent Of the Western Atlantic
railroad, with the advice and consent Of tho Gov
ernor, has determined to offer premiums In cash;
to be paid every three months In addition 70 their
re egular pay to certain class Of operatives on thu
road, including conductors and engineers, who en-.
trely abstaiu from the use Of ardent spirits and
from gambling
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s $50 Prizes amounting to ~ q
Whele Tickets 10 Halves S Quartsn $50.
PLAN OF TIE LOTTERY

WSsle rcisto 10 HsIys. oa.r..r. !: eoe
PLAN OF TEE LOTTERY
The numbers from to $4,000, corresponaius With
slips Of paper are sncirolsd With ams e
placed in one wheel % -
The Ist ZIG Prizes similarly printed and eneircled
The wheel 10 then revolved, and . number d drawn
from the wheel of numbers, and at the same time .
prize 70 erawn from the other wheel The number
ano 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 il repeated until all the pfzes drawn
Approximating Prizes ..The two precedips
and ns two succeeding numbers to those drawing tho
first l6 prizes will be entitled to the "a Approxima.
ting Prlzes, according to the scheme.
5000 priaes OF $40 will be determined By the last
figure of the number that draws tho $4,000 Prize.
For example, if the number drawing the $40 600 prize
ends with Ne. l. then all the tickets where the mum
ber ends in will be entitled to $40. II the number
bsr ana. in will he .nt,tsd 10 a ma ms.s - .ns mum
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
Az. bv this scheme one ticket in every ten IL qua.
ages of 10 Tickets, (where tho numbers end in /,
s4 o. at the following rates. which is the
All that they draw over the amount guaranteed,
Certificate Of Packages Of 10 Wh.le Tickets. ESQ
i" 10 Quarters Is
1t will be perceived by this plan that for $50 the
the purchaser has certificate Of 10 Tickets when il
he buys Tickets be would only get for tha. sum six
Whsles thus by buying Certi6cstes he hes four
chances for the larger prizes. Halves and Quarter
| Packages In proportion.
In ordering Tickets Certificates, enclose the
ney address for the Tickets ordered the
ceipt Of which they will be forwarded BY 6rst mail.
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes viii bs sent
| to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
~ Purchasers will please write their signature
plain, and give their post Office county and State.
~ Remember tina: every prise IL drawn, and pay
able In full, without deduction. 49, sf 4 .sas9
u ALI prizes of $1,000 and under, paid immsdi.
ateiy AFTER the drswing-other prizes ct the usual
| time of30 days, in full without deduction. I" s
All communications strictly confidential
Prize Tickets cashed renewed In other Tieksts
| at either office.
Orders for Tickets Certificates can be Addressed
either to 3. SWAN 4 CO, Atlanta, Ga
or 8. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
LNlKE AND MAXINE INSURANCE can
T. be effected with the Albermarle Insurance Com
pany, ON favorable terms with any Other compa-
ny in this State possessing real cash capital TO meet
osses Apply 70 STOKES CO.,
Agts, Richmond, VI.
WIN. Z. EARLY, Pre1t,
JNO. WOOD, Jr, Sec'y
Charlottesville.
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E. D. WoRREL.-The trial of this young man
who is charged with participation in the murder
Of Basil H. Gordon, the engineer, In Missouri, has
been deferred, we learn, until next Sprirg The
health Of Worrel is said to be rapidly declining
and it Is thought be cannot survive till the time
fixed upon for his examination on.-DsIapare Rep.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-15

Mr.. PEABODY AND THE ARCTIC EXPEDITION
The Advertiser states that Gsorge Peabody, the
London banker, with his characteristic Iiber ity
and iargeheartedness, made . voluntary offer OF
ten thousand dollars to assist in fitting out the
late Arctic expedition under DR. Kane in search
Of Sir John Franklin, and that the money was &C.
cepted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-15

MR. GEo. PEABODY, while at Danvers. Mass
last Thursday, received the news OF the death of
q relative in Paris. The deceased was Miss Pea
body. of Salem. Several of her relatives left for
Europe on Wednesday last, having heard of her
illness but not of her death.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-15

THE "wIzARD OF THE NoRTH'-J Fl. Ander-
sop, called the wizard of the North, has taken
grand farewell of the British public, in BLACK
Eyed Susan" and was presented with . silver
baton He 10 coming to the United States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-15

SHIFTING AT NEW YORK --On Friday last there
were living in New Cork and Brooklyn "a steam
ers l55 ships. ITO barks l33 brigs and 306 schoon'
ers being l O37 in all.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-15

DEATH OF AN Artistic Herr Ahorn, the seulp
tor, who executed the celebrated lion modelled oy
Thorwalsden, carved cut Of solid rock, II Lucerse
died recently at Constance. He WAS one Of the
mo st eminent artists Of the day 4ss w.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-15

DEATH OF A VENERABLE PRINTER-1 be Now.
port. X l., Mercury notices the death of Henry
Barber, who, for sixty years past has been com.
postor on that paper. He had never been more
than Ave miles from home, and had never been on
a railroad car or steamboat He knew General
Washington, and told many anecdotes Of the revo
luton
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-15

RAILROAD AcCIDENr.-A freight train on the
Memphis and Ohio Railroad broke down on the
5.h instant, about II miles from Memphis and Q
few moments after was run into by an excursion
train. machinest, named Sheppard, was in
stantly killed by leaping from the freight train,
and Mr.. Bowen, the conductor, was badly injured.
Two car loads of cottnn were burnt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-15

FLokIDA ELEcTIoN-Partial returns from q
counties there are 29 in the State,) show q ma
jority of so votes for Perry, dsm., for Governor
several counties, however, are to be heard from,
in which the American party anticipate heavy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-15

( A KANSAS AGENT w. White, says the Au
gusta (Ga j. Chronicle, Kansas agent, has been
through Georgia soliciting aid for Kansas and hav
ing gotten together IS emigrans, left them in Ring
gold, Ga, without money, and disappeared with
his collections. The people of Cherokee county
Ga got up subscription and sent them on.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-15

DEATH AT A REvIvAL-A young woman
named Temple, died suddenly at Vernon. Ct., OF
Friday last She was at religious meeting, ant
while laboring under much excitement and givinI
utterance to her feelings In shouts, fell to the foo
dead.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-15

ACCIDENT FRoA CONCEALED WEAPONS Tho
Caddo, La, Gazette OF the 9th ult says: ''As Mr..
Don. Totty was walking down the street on
"Wednesday, pistol which he wore In his bosom
accidentally fred and shot him in the left thigh
The ball was At once extracted, and he IL doing
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DkMONsTRATED...mA-

-
nEsTINY DKMONsTKATED..,mA-
- DAME MOLLEN respectfully informs the La
dies and Gentlemen of Richmond and vicinity, fhss
she will give infernsion In all the ansirs
life, such a. Health, Wealth, Love, MsHisss, Jour-
news, Law Suits DiMcultiss ia BusinesA Absent
Friends, Sickness and Death. and tn respect te si
other subjects both past present .Dd isture, ana Al
tIemsn 80 cents each. Apply sr No. y, (which 2
over the door Baker alley, between 18th and 18TH
strests near the Old Msrxet, Richmond, ss
oc ll---lms
no ALL WHOM ar MAY CONCkkN.--
i This notice i given % reqas.t sl persons who
have auy claims against Lsbbeas w Tim5erlshs, -
late eonstsble OF district No. 2 Of HsnIeo, arisiaS
the evidence upon which they rest TO Jao B. foans.
Eso. our counsel We. the securities Of ssla Ill
heriats d-sirors 70 settle q once esetY sosy
for whi.h are legally bound, IN the epslon 81 osi
o.a-a~ J6HN < HUrcHEsoN:
TN TING FOX THE FAlk...Ssst epes.
Cd 1900 pure Linsn Damssk Tse's 1,osns !. nese os
ess half ihsir usual ysius They we're bosshs bar
sein ana viii BE- ssd - slch. Secure sane eesty-
hsss;e' e I: our ''' ssi.s Hi e as TO
GS .i1.s = "a sseSt si.st:nisS . coHE ssss 50 -
losd, snith = esoo. dsiivssS, g, cd; 49,
..--,- ~'ll'S. S..' s..s: s.-s...
T11INTaO 6CC1A kTo AM nH1r EUnn'
i Brass snd iros bond Beetsts sd gsaE -
Mstshs9 Chsrns Wrapping Paper Gel keee5 .1nz5 n5
sna Gs..os Las.. .Ss cssss ssei rssss ssss c
ssss's Pale sa1 nregs des stth nsay sshes -
srtislss IL sIcss .sd ~ ssls y -,~-nr..In
..n~ kooLksroa : viizenai : Z vesss iei
II So. asssisss, !, iss Sals n naIif1s 81 nsas
ns y ! 5 s'f ~ = npwIx MokrHAA : GO.
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LOh SALk.
L 10000 City Of Richmond per sent, long and
short dates
10000 State Of Virginia per cent, long and short
dates
10000 Central Bonds
. s. 0e0 South Side Bonds.
IL 2l-u G. w. PURCELL co.
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NOVEL sCHKMEs-
CAPITAL PRIZE elo,OoQ
$3.50 Prixes--LsweseP Prixc94o.
MORE THAN ONE PHIzE TO EvERY TEN
TICKETS.
PRIZES GUARANTEED
GEORGIA LOTTERY.
lAstasrissd " ias SsasS # 0AvysAI
FORT GAINES ACADEMY L0TTERYi

CLASS 90
70 be dawn in the City Of Atlan 0sorsia, d puh.
lie, on ~
FRIDAY, October -, 1855,
ON THE f.sssz -
PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERs.
=, Rerehssen in buying ten Whole Tickets fvhen
me numbers end In !, s. S.4S&Ia q o. Gre ma.
Isnssed . draw prize Of 80. Halves and ouartsrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-15

RAILROAD AcciDENT.-The mail train from
the Suspension Bridge tor Windsor, N. Y, on the
Great Western Railroad, came in collision with 4
cattle train on Thursday, several fcars, with the
cattle train. were thrown down the smbarkmeni.
and many cattle killed. The mail and baggage
cars of the other train were driven through the
forward passenger cars, but no lives were lost
During the confusion the mail and baggage cars
took Dire and we're entirely burnt, together with
the mail and Al the baggage and express goods
NC Rsedy. ! lawyer Of Monroe county. Ark.,
wss shot and killed on the ID Inst. by . runaway
negrs.
Lieutenant Governor MeComas. Of vkginia, ~
drsssed democratic meeting - CineinnAh on tbs
9th inst 40
NarsIn Thsoop, Of wsshinstcn, ID O., wto wss
shot during the Baltimore rtots, died on Monday
last
Hon. R. Mcmillan, n. q. ffcu Georgia, was thrown
from his buggy Inst week, breaking two ~ his gtaS
and otherwise seriously injnrlng him.
Col Hugh Holmes Lee. President of the Bank
of the Valley 10 Vissinis. of6Winchestes. died e
his residence h that place % the lDth last.
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(IGAas, &c 90. 600 German frin'
~ eipe Havana and Rssalia Cigars; Chewing q
baceo fsvoIite brands; smoking Totaceo, Ser In
store aHd for sale by
EGGLEsToNa b FITZgERALD,
nr C. "a o.xIn rat
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NiATnnY.CAYLU GLyTEN CAP.

AIATHn Y.CAYLUe'S GLUTEN CAP.
NI sULES of pure Copaiba, ana other medicines
adopted and recommended BY the frs. physicians OF
the Faculty of Psris of the Ltndon Co!iefe OF rnys-
clans and the most eminent Professor Of the differ
hospitals as being far preferable to the ordinary
Capsules made Of Gelatine, which are frequently 81
hard and thick to render them very repaisve aha
d.ffcut 10 svaiIow The Gluten CAPSULE weighs
scarcely two and half grains, whilst those mace OF
Geistihe weigh twelve Different varieties oil these
Celebrated Capsuies to be bad 1t
MEADE BAKER'S new Apothecary stsre,
1876, N. w. corner Of Main and ioin Streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-15

NQTlCk.-.l have this day sppOtnled MRS
A. LYONS my sgent 70 transact Millinery
and Fancy Goods business In the city Of Richmond.
" i.--dlSOs H.LYOk.
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NO NURSING MOTHER should be with
~ out the '.MUTHER'S BREAST CLOTHs."-
1hey have performed many remarkabls cures in our
city, and have never yet failed to PREVENT the
time Une pair will last life time. Price dol
lar, for which, and II cents In postage stampa pair
will be sent by mail to any part of the country For
sale By the Agents.
MEADE BAKER, Chemists,
1876, N. w. corner of Main and 10th SITS,
an 24--dN ri Richmond Va.
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HlAKkkT GARDEN FOX RENT OR
Ni LEASE.-An eight acre LOT, well inclosed, with
good Improvements, all new, and first rete water:
iyrgo the pisnt road, within quarter OF mile OF
the city line west sell good and well adapted to gar
denug 10 offered for rent or lease. Apply to
n. n Gtx JOSEPH ALLEN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-15

gfkYEh ANDAGUE ECONQUkRtbk.T
L COMPOUND TONIC PILLS have gained high
reputation in all sections of the country, by their
certain and quick cure Of the Fever and Ague, Chils
sod Fever in two days. without fail This they will
certainly do They act freely upon the Liver. rene
siDs morbid and unhrathy secreioEs and ct the same
time sse 9Th and health the whole ystem.
Sufferers, try them If you wish to be cured. They
reed only trial to place their great curative powers
e. J. PICOT, Druggist,
o- of ns;r and lTfh
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hatss siLhs, DRESS SlLkS...Spieat
- cid silks IN patterns at $40, worth Sl5; some
e B, worth 70; some ct Si8 worth 70; some at SO,
worth 81. Also, handsome Silk Floupced Robes at
p ices hich cannot fail to please. Remember the
principle of quick sales and small profits has always,
and will always be carried out by ne.
j. MILLAISER BRO,
oc IS 1873 Broad street.
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tNINDU" SHADE DEPOT, x;3O Broad
w STREET. 600 pairs OF those beautiful Shades,
only S7.c, richly worth Sl; Landscapes, plain and
tancY light Shades 50 well worth 81 so; splen-
did vase Shades; gilt and Gothic Shades at half the
prce tney usually sold at Table Oil Cloths, all
widths = cents up. .rI "t a.
N. B.-storekeepsrs and pedlsrs supplied, at New
Yors prices. Also, nice assortment Of Dry Goods,
Hosiery and Gloves st the lowest possible pIicss.
Misses Hose 64c. Linen Handk kerchiefs 84c.; Black
Lace Mitts 2sc.; Twisted Silk size. Ladies' and Mis-
ses Belts Sc; Ladies' Collars from SIC. ups Under
sleeves 25c.; Brown Linen Table Cloths Soc; Towsls
"A long, I0c--with other Goods which will be sold
cheap Ladies will find it to their advantage to call
a. the cash etere OF H. GOLDEN, $50 Broad st.,
jy3 between Sd and 4th
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In addition to the above card take pleasure in in.
forming ,hs public that Singing Society Of -4nseri-
eda gentlemen |. about to be formed, which, after hsv
lag bean suticienty drilled by NE, ia going 10 be
united with the "RlohDond Instrumental Music
Club" that both to be considered Society,
eon.sting of one Instrumental and one Vocal Sec
tion.
Gentlsmsn wishing to join the Vocal division, will
please call for information at Mr.. F. Z. Glbbs' Am
bIotype Rooms, Corinthisn Hall; at Messrs Hsr-
rold Mutray's Book and Mu.is Store; and at my
residence, OIL Bank, OF llth streets opposite
Gcddin's II all OLOF A. ERICSSON
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TuHNlNG SHOP! TURNING SHOP -.
- The subscriber IL prepared to do ali kinda OF
wood Turning with Bestns % and d'sI stch. He has
St Of hub timber which no wilitarn up 70 order.
oe ll-iw e. v. MENZfEA.
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HE0 II N1i5---l6e ksi1 kbiAL Woee1e 9h4tly
II Ros Hsrsirss, ~ hhls. Ne halif1x 60 hsE'
''s = ! S s's 's'' = 1pwIx MokrHAA : co.
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rENHk SUBSCRIBERS beg leave to IN

HE 90 bSJKI BEKS beg feaVo 20 IN.
Il form their trends that they receiving from
Phliadelphis and New York fresh supplies of FALL
GOODS, and will In few days have in store their
ertre stock which will comprise the best and most
complete assortment we have ever had; and eli
ask OF trsnds is to call and and examine for
themselves, before purchasing elsewhere We
determined to sell cheap and give all who may be
disposed patronise value received for their mo-
hey Quick sales and small profits" 10 our motto
We deem 1t unnecessary to enumerate all the arti-
eles have on hand. Suffice it say. we have ev-
cry thing usually kept In the dry goods lipe Fer far
ther particulars call at
JOHN l.. SMITHER BROS,
No
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n wuo<ler
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ao Cary
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Brick
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X. Mar
all the
al lods.
th SITS,
| Apply
ME.
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'kAsE,
nee and
Tie. fom
e, isnsw
are large
Gtes,ed
xeellens
ssary for
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TER, at
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by Mr..
on 18th
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Anc,s.

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streets,
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