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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-02-25

A MORAL TO THE SPIRITUAL SToRY.-We
are little surprised to hear that good many
people believe the novel story which we pub
lished two weeks since from the Grand Rap
ids Enquirer in relation to "spiritualism,"
even the "hole in the ground" where she
come up and all. We say that we are sur
prised that they believe it, but after all, no
person need be surprised at anything. This
same class of people who believe this story
believe that if Mr.. Buchanan was elected he
would extend slavery into Kansas and all over
the Western world. Their fathers before
them believed if Jefferson was elected he
would burn the Bibles in the country. The
more improbable the story the more fierce is
the belief, and reasoning is out of the ques-
ton. That story was take off on spiritual
ism, concoeted as burlesque; it was well
told and we published it because it was well
told, without thought that republicans void
believe it, yet many Of them do. Now it is
certain fact that no democrat could ever be
gulled by any such statement. With all due
respect to our republican readers who are apt
to believe in fiction, we will state that there
is no more truth in the story of the woman
rising from the dead to appear to her
husband than there is that Mr.. Buchanan
is in favor Of the extension of slavery to Kan
sas-one is as true as the other-but both
are falsehoods, and we really wish our repub-
lican friends, more especially those who have
been democrats, would open their eyes to the
truth, and not be ready to believe in every
statement made by designing men and polit-
ical demagogues. Niles Republican.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-02-25
Marrif6,

In this village on the 21st inst. by Nj. IL, HoI
piMp ITnRnRAoK. all of Grand Haven.
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and was fDNHH u"au oh WIZ H-N'''@NS nv hSA'
morning.
Fd.w. Howlson formerly Of frcdericksburg, Va,
has been elected County Clerk OF ran joaquin coun-
tY, California.
The tobacco crop of Spottsylvanta county, Firgi
MIA is twice es large rs 1t has heen tor 80 years.
ON Thursday last, st. Johns Catholic church and
school house, three miles from Newport, Ny, were
destroyed by lightning. s.
Fifty nerson. we're arrested on Wednesday, In
the civ of ST. Lonis cod on the fsir sronnds nese
that city for vsrions offences.
Miss Florence Nightingale II no~ staying at NAL
yern. Eng, and IL nnaer hydropathio treatment.
lame. vith.rspoon, collector of e-.touis at S.
Andrews my, FieriAa has resigned.
Tho Rev. joseph n. Wilson, d. H., restor Of the
rrrsbyter,an church of stsnnton, Va, has accepted
call from church In Augusta, "a.
There we're 20 deaths In Wheeling, Va, during
September.
A. X. Phillips, Esq. has purchased tract OF
land of VIM. I. French, lying three miles above
Falmouth, Va, at $1s.75 per acre
Luke Blackmer, Of Wilmington, N, G., who wa
on his way TO fight a duel with Lieut. Jos. jones'
Of the U. s. A., has been arrested in Charlotte, No
Hog cholera prevails extensively in the country
near Parkersburg, Va.
For the week ending the Goth ult., there were
seven yellow fever deaths In New Orleans.
lifted chemist finds love to be composed o.
fifteen parts Of gold, three Of fame and two OF al
fection.
There are said to be thirty thousand piano forte
| teachers ia Paris.
dentist adyertises that s.ae spares no paias to
| render his operations satisfactory"
Gen. Anderson, formerly Lieut.. Governor of lii
rois, died cath ult.
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ROBIN. THE MIORosCoPIsT.-0nc of the most distin
guished medical savants in Paris, at the present
time is Robin, the microscopic. lie is described
ms deathly pale, thin, serious hooking young man
of about "a years efage. His whole life is devoted
hy means of the miroscrope. to the study, the de
moustrstion and classification of morbid tissues
There n scarcely cancer exercised at Paris. nol
doubtful post mertem examination made, thai
Robin and his microscope ere not consulted, ant
hi. word Il authority.
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GUIDE FOR TRAVELLERS AND 07HERx
RAILROAD LINES.

hICHMONb, fhEDEhlGksBuka AND To-
roMAe RAILRoAp, going North, leaves twice every
day (Sunday evenings excepted at 645oelk. A. Nj
and at fl clock F. NJ for the Potomac river, where
steamer il taken for Washington, thence by Rail-
road to Baltimore. &c.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL. going North, leaves this city
twice daily SUNDAY evenings excepted,) at s'cIock
A, NJ aud Ia o'clock L. NJ fer Gordonsyiiie. where
they connect With the trains OF tho Orange and Alex
apdria, Washington, Baltimore, &c.
RICHNoNp AND DANvILLE-Laayes Richmond at 8
O'Clock A. M, aud connects with the South-sids road
at tho junction, at 45 O'clock A. M., Sundays ex-
cepted. An Evening Train leaves the Depot every
day. except Sunday, at 5s O'clock and connects with
the South.Side at the junction.
RICHMOND AND PETERsBURG--Leaves this city twice
every day, Sundays exeeptedD ut to'clock A. NJ.
and 255 o'elk p. ii. An accommodation train leaves
here every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
o'clock A. III.
FOR NORFOLK, &c.
The steamer CURTIS PECK, Capt. Sam'l Barnes,
leaves her wharf at Rockets every Saturday. Tues
day and Thursday mornings, at ia o'clock A. NJ,
and the GLEN COVE, Capt John Davis, every Mon
day, "Wednesday and Friday mornings, at 81 sclock,
for Norfolk aud Portsmouth, touching at all the
regular landings on the river.
FOR NEW YORK, &C. ..
The steamship JAMESTOWN, Captain Parrish.
leaves every Tuesday evening, at 4oclock, for New
York touching City Point and Norfolk to receive
passengers, &c, leaving Norfolk next morning, 1T
IL o'clock.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, &c,
By the steamships PENNSYLVANIA, VIRGINIA
and CITY OF RICHMOND. One Of these steamers
leave every Monday and Thursday stopping at City
Point and Norfolk to receive freight and passengers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-09

THE REVOLUTION IN SAN DoMINGo-Advices from
San Domingo to the 9th uit., do not throw much
light upon affairs in the Island. The only fact
stated is that President faeZ is still shut up in the
capital. which for the previous two weeks had been
hesieged by the rebels of Cibao The Boletn states
that the forces of the President had, however OBJ
tanned several brilliant successes in other parts
the country. Sououque. it stated, had put his
troops in motion to take advantage OF any fayora
bic opening; but bis aid not solicited by either
the government or the rebels and his movements
had been protested yainst.
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DISTURBING RELIGIOUS WoRsnrp.-wil

DISTURBING RELIGIOUS WoRsHIP.-Wil-
liam +. Csssady was arraigned before the Mayor
yesterday, to answer the charge of disturbing the
religious congregation worshipping at Clay street
Chapel, on the night of the 30th of September
Rev George III. Ray, the presiding minister, stated
that while he was preaching, he replied to two
OF three times by some one in the congregations
and Dir. lsbeli testified that the prisoner remar
to him afterwards that he had made the replies
aud offered To 60 with him in search If the Watch
men. Cassady offered as excuse for his conduct
that he was drunk, but promised total rsfurma-
tion if acquitted. Not being disposed to take such
security, the Mayor ordered the accused into Gus
tody determined as he said, to protect the church
rs from disturbances by all persons, whether they
be drunk or sober.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-09

"OLD PUr."-On one occasion during the Revolu-
ton, ''od Put had received lot of new recruits.
| and as he had some fighting which he wished to do
before long, and wanted none but willing men, he
drew up his Ievies in rank before him. Now,
boys" said he, Il don't wish to retain any of you
who wish to leave therefore, if any of you dssas-
fed, and wishes to return home he may signify
the same by stepping six PAGES in front of the
line But, added the old war dog, 'I'lI shoot the
first man that steps ont"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-09

RUNAWAY NEoRoss JANpEp.-0n Sunday last the
shir Cnlfor mia, Captain Allen, bound from Mi.sis-
-irrI to L-crpoc' hailed pilot boat of Savannah,
Georgia, and prt on board Of her two negro men.
slaves, who Ind heen slowed away secretly oa
board, with View TO get to Liverpool. They were
two weeks on beard before the ofreers of the YES
sel discovered them, and the Captain took the above
method Of having them returned TO their owners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-09

The MONEY CRISIS IN NEBRAsKA.-The Western
Exchange Bank, at Omaha, Nebraska, has failed,
with 1000 in circulation. 1t was the first bank
established in that Territory, but the Territory
itself is only two three years old, it has got
along fast rs older States, for two out OF
its tour banks are now in liquidation.
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Pretty sronr.-One of the neatess


establishments that We know Of is Che fhnry store
of Bu.kler Co.. which has just been fitted up In
beautiful style from top to bottom, rnd n supplied
with every article that hoase Keeper can need,
from clothes pin 10 a statue. This store com-
piises fonr stories ahorn tho basement, and IL so
admirably arranged that purchaser. may see a. .
glance all they need On tbc frst soor the bulk Of
the stock for general trade Ia exhibited. The Sc
cond floor is fitted M show rom. and II ladies
dent wish+o purchase, they had better keep clear
painting. gas fixtures sstues, etc, etc.. ~ all
prices are 10 he foend IN profasion. On the third
door 10 the willow goods And on the fourth buck
cts, baskets, bei STEPS, clothes racks umbrella
stands and everything else that can be imsgined-'
IL any ore needs fancy useful article not % os
und at Eaitirv Cos, we have only to say he had
better set to and make it, he viii neser be sup
piled.
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Richmond. Va Sent. Il. 1Ss7.
PIANOS, 60.

ssnkr NUNNS g. CLARK'S PIA-
&c.. 49, NOS.-SEYEN OCTAVE PIANOS
wv IN HH p II TAYLOR has Just opened
U several SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS
from the popular manufactory Of Messrs. NUNS 4
CLARK whose instruments he has been selling during
the past thirty years the entire satisfaction OF the
numerous purchasers. Alss, Pianos of Ga ostayes
together with several excellent second hand iastrn
ments which win be sold at unusually low prices
MELODEoAS, of PeIaubet's make, to be obtained
at this ablihment sny.
PIANO STOOLS. Of q variety of patterns.
The most extensive assortment ct MUSIC and Mu
zical Instruments in the State. P. H. TAYLOR,
le 2hts Piano and Music Stsre. Governor street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-09

GUINEA Fowl VS.. RaTs.-A correspondent Of the
Prairie Farmer, who was much annoyed by rats,
tried shooting poisoning, and everything he could
think of, but they defed category. He then heard
that they would not remain where guinea fowls
were kept and procured several, and now says
that for years he has neither seen nor heard rat
about the premises
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-09

Nuns REsuNIsa.-The Springfield (Mass.) Argus
of Monday, states that the Lyman Mill, at Iiol
yoke, has commenced running again, six days in
the week and eight hours in the day. If there Is
such an Improvement in financial matters rs to
warrant this movement, it will be likely to effect
other mills in similar way. The relief will be
most welcome to the thousands Of operatives that
are now ont Of employment.
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BEGINNING EARLY very small bo

BEGINNING EARLY "A very small boy
named Richard Cronin. not more than nine years
old and said to be resident of the Poor House,
was to jail by order Of the Mayor. yesterday,
on charge OF stealing a coat. Cronin, IL 10 said,
Was used a catspaw by two other chaps older
than himself. and their names are known to the
police, IL is more than probable that they will be
called up 10 answer for their share Of the crime.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-09

RAILWAY CLEARING HousE.--At the recent CON
vention of representatives of Western rstw way com
psnies, Mr.. 0aorge Dartneil, read paper making
proposition which has excited great deal OF at
tention. 1t Is to establish a clearing horse for
American railways. An institution OF the kind
exists In England for the railways OF that country,
and 1t II suggested that the principle should hc
adopted here with suitahle alterations.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-09

LBERAL--Samuel Laird, IA ruling elder OF the
Church of Iforeb, Lexington, KY, has lately
purchassd and decided to the church of which he Is
Il member, a handsome and neat brick parsonage
costing over $4,000, with several acres of land at
tached to it, His recent gifts 10 the college and
seminary at Danylle Ky, amount In the aggregate
to over $40, GOO.
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: RUNAWAY
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-

~ ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
IN WARD.-Ran away from the subscribers, two
~ Negro Men, named JACOB AM JOE.
- Jacob is II Blacksmith by trade. about %
yes,,a old 3 feet or inches high, color black; was
raised near Suffolk. Virginia away on Mon
day the 2Sth September Joe Carpenter by trade,
about 20 years DID, feet or 10 inches high slender
built, color black was brought from North Carolina
10y DIR. Il. Lawrence He ran away on Saturday last,
the Sd October.
We will give the above reward of ONE HUN DRIED
DOLLARS for their delivery to u.s. secured inj all,
or FIFTY DOLLARS fof either of them.
NJ 6-lnt DICKINSnN HILL co
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MONSTER sNAKE.-Al.rge rattle snake,

MONSTER SNAKE. large rattle snake,
nine years old, brought here from the mountains
of Virginia, escaped from his PRISON last W Wednes-
day afternoon. near 9th and Broad streets and
soon thereafter was killed. The old fellow had
eight rattles. and on finding himself discovered Ia
his hiding place, assumed defiant position, but
being out of his native element readily fell prey
to the club of his pursuer. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-09

NATIONAL CHESS CoNGREss.-The first national
Chess Congress assembled in New York, Tuesday
Some fifty persons We're present. The objects are
trial of skill between number of the best play
ers in the country. the consideration of amend
ments to the chess code and of the feasibility and
propriety of organizing an American Chess Asso-
citation. Paul Murphy, of New Orleans Louis Pauls-
sen, OF Iowa; Judge Meek, of Alabama, and I. J.
6rotian of California, are among the celebrated
chess players who will participate in the Congress
There will be grand tournament, in which none
but first class players will be permitted to engage
but minor tournament for those who have not
yet attained the highest eminence. Four prizes
will be awarded to the four best players in the mi
nor tournament; the first of $T5 the second of $780,
the third of 25 and the fourth of an inIaid chess
hoard
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-09

INVESTING IN VIRGINIA LASDs.--A Danvers CORES.
pondent of the Salem Massach husetts) Gazette says
that within the last week several shoe mannfactu.
rers in Danyers have made small investments in
Virginia lands, purchasing warrants for two hun
dred acres at the rate of about 81 per acre, and
paving for them in shoes.
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REMOVALS, &c.

y DEMOVAL.-We have removed tempo
~ rarily to No. Pearl street, under the Exchange
Hotel where we shall be pleased to see our old
friends. @. w. PURCELL * CO. =
Je4 Exchange Brokers.
p DEM0VAL-Dr. PLUME has removed
IL his Office to the third house. South of Trinity
Church, South side and about hundred yards be-
low the Exchange Hotel Dr. F. continues to treat all
syphltic and gonorrhoAa complaints and having had
much practice in this ine atters himself that he can
give very general satisfaction. call from those in
tcrested is solicited.
DR. p also makes and vends of the best rcstora-
tves chemical Extract of French Flowers for con-
stitutional weakness, ever offered to the public.
DR.. p may be- consulted conidentially by letter or
otherwise Medicines securely packed and sent to
der, in almost any direction.
Office hours from A. NJ, till A. M. Franklin
eet, near the Exchange Hotel Richmond city. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-09

NEW TERRITORY PROPOSED The citizens of Utah
who opposed to the polygamous principles OF
the Mormons are purposing separation of Carson
Valley fIom Utah, as to have separate Terrific
rial government They say tiIey tired Of ecce
siastical government. The population of Carson is
not more than 5000, and probably not that.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-09

PRESENT Or PRESIDENT BUcHANAN.-Mr. ID. Ii
Barrows left san Francisco by the last steamer
with Il barrel OF Los Angeles wine for President
Buchanan together with samples of oranges, ci
irons, aim nds, lemons, grapes. &c. There Ii
something besides gold in California.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-09

MILITARY PoLIcE-At meeting of the Common
Council of Portsmouth, Va. on the 30th ult G. "
Grice, Esq, presiding, it was ordained that the
National Greys, Capt. Dean Marion Rifles, Capt
Hodges; Union Guards, Capt. Goodwin, and the
Portsmouth Light Artillery, Capt, -, be and they
are hereby constituted the fown Guard, under rules
and regulations, which have been accepted by said
companies.
ltwas further provided that twelve men and one
officer shall be on duty every night, and report to
the Mayor every morning. They are to wear side
arms, and to be supplied with rattles. Three
thousand dollars per annum will be psid for such
services.
Two day police officers are to be appointed-salary
$3.50 each Messrs. Joshua DENLY and Joseph Mil.
ler were appointed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-09

SENATORIAL IIoSoRs DEcLIsEp.-6oy. ]. III. Ham
mond declines to become n candidate for the Uni
ted States Senate, saying ito commence, as 1t
would be, poaicai career at 6fty years of age is
impossible
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-09

A Coon LAUGH, however produced. is Of
incalcula.io value Mt this time, and wn therefore
invite the public 20 be- at Metropolitan Hall to-
night as the inimitable BuRcH and his hand Of
Minssrnis are n give an entertninufent,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-09

CHEAP CoRN.-The Louisville Courier reports q
sale of new in that city Saturday at so cts
per bushel, and says in few days it will probably
be still lower. 1t also reports sales of corn in Old
ham county, the railroad at 20 cents per bush
ell in the field and % cents per bushel, delivered al
Lagrange. Nv,
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SrARBi,n.---A lad only thirteen years
age, nar'sf Francis H. Rahm, appeared hefors
the Mayer Yesterday 70 answer the charge OF stab.
bing Charlns " Thompson, young man, nineteen
years Of are, Owing to the fact thn. the wounded
party was not able 10 attend court, ,hs examina-
ton rHstponef until the i6ih Inst. ard the &C.
eused edriitfcd 70 hall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-09

ONE DAYS RECEIPT or CorToS-The following
lots of cotton were rerrlved In New Orleans La.
on Monday, 2sth nit: From VicsshnrK, 1909 bales;
from TnnIca, 700: from Rcd River, 3fl; from Meir-
rhf., -. Total, S6l3 heles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-09

BEQUEsTs.-Among the large bequests of the late
John f. Thayer of Boston, is of $4,000 to IIa-
ward College, the income to be applied the aid OF
the ten best under graduates of that institution
need of pecuniary assistance lie also devised S10,.
600 to Rev. George Putnam e Rox bury, and $5.O0C.
to hey. Rufus f.ilIs, of Boston.
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= = - fa7lill7ss- s-zI'ls . > : 2 2
EDUCATION.

DROP. ]. c. LADE respectfully
announces that he has taken reoa,s IN the Ar
lngton House, where he will be plea ed TO meet
tilgse persons who may wish to make arrangements
10 enter upon the study Of French or Spanish Lan'
guages and Ora ring. .
Prof AAaLApg is i native Of France, bat has lived
q number OF years in spaiu 50 that be speaks the
Spanish Language tiuently aud correctly rs bic
native tongue lie has been Professor In one si the
hes; Spanish Universities of America, and has had
an Institution IN Havana.
lie will also give lessons at private houses.
S--nl
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C1RcUIr COURT OF RIoBmoNp-Tbe fall

CIRCUIT COURT OF RICHMOND. The fall
term Of the Circuit Court for the City of Richmond
Judge Meredith presiding, commenced yesterday.
The Grand Jury met at the appointed hour, and az
ter due delberation brought in "true bills against
the following persons for felony:
JOS Monte, charged with stealing $l20 In money
from Philip Devote, on the 9th of May last.
Joseph Claytor, assaulting and stabbing Charles
Jordan Miller, on the I'd of June last -.
Thos. j. Hardy, committing a rape upon the per-
son of Laura A. Bennett, small girl only years
old. the 9Th of June last. - =
Vim. Childress, stealing o gold watch from Alex
Brown, on the 1ith of June last
James Toombs, entering the store house of A,
Morris the night of the 10th of July and steal
ing therefrom $50 W.T. b of goods
| Virginia Lord, dest Dying her new born infant
on the luth of July. ...
| James Caudle, shooting at Louisa Wynant with q
pistol. with the intention to kill her, ON the I'd OF
| September. 80 a @@
| The Grand Jury then adjourned.
There are fur cases set for trial today the court
to me- 1t 10 O'Clock, Witnesses should be PROMPT
in their attendance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-09

TocKsr pIeKSp--H,ary Ioss.-Mr. Nicholas 3. Da-
vis of Lunenbarg had his pocket picked OF ,2eo,
st powell's Hotel, la Petersburg, Va, Wednesday.
The operation is supposed to have been performed
as he was passing into the dining room in company
with others. Two persons, strangers, were shting
In somewhat suspicious proximity to him just
before dinner and when the gong sounded they all
arose aud moved towards the door, when the pres.
sure of the crowd afforded convenient opportu-
nifty for the necessary manipulation. Mr.. D. had
just drawn the money from one Of the banks In
Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-09

Dos'T BELIEVE Ir.-The London Times says that
although the frigate Niagara may outrun the Aga
memnon by her steaming qualities, stu the latter
vessel would be more than a match for ship of
her class in war at close quarters.
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CARD,-MR. JOHN DUNDERDALE

cured. ,
Gray. Dr. j. q. Wayr Col. 5. H. Parker, Thomas j
EVANS, Geo. Maynard. p s. Woodbridge, ReT j. F.
Edwards, Rev. Leroy VI. Lee, Samuel GreenhoT, l.
spence. II. H. Meade, Chas c. Elicit Chas. stebbins,
T. p Townsend. VIM. A. Smith, Thos. b. Quarles,
Garland Hanes Felix Matthews, Alex: Duval, W. p.
W Tsyler, T. ". Keesee. B. Jones, z. Lawson
Ra- These W he may desire to enter pupils are re-
on Clay between lst and I'd streets, through the
POST Office &C 2-2w