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The Washington union., 1857-04-21
Change in the Days Of sale of the abOye de
scribed Indian Trust Lands In Kansas.

ts DEpARrsIyT IsTsrIoR,
Office Of Indian Affairs, April IL,
NOTICE is hereby given that the days designated
lN In tho foregoing proclamation the
sale OF certain Indian trust lands changed The
following periods: f7s 'T
Iowa lands at Iowa Point Wednesday, next
The lands OF the Weas &c. Paoi "Wednesday 9th av Of
Delaware lands Osawkee Wednesday 18th dy or v ncx,
BY order OF the Secretary OF the Interior:
CHARLES f. MIX
Commissioner ad infegim
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,..s s.,s.lss .sss'Hs yss. ,ssss 800
sss - s.ssa ss'. a. issss
n&@f.-SAs
s.li.sia Shoes psAss, 200 ~,
oA~ s--s~s
wcoisn sosk. ps'fs, ioes
cts~ e-Hanysss
Mattresses !. s0''
o4ss ii-nsmssxsrAsss
Back hAnaksrciefs. 5000
s, o ma may y = ~ .s, , e sss e s'. s.ss - - * % ss '
Each wi ss osasiassa ~ .s .na ss en,ssSi is MAJ sas
pr,.sa y .ss s'... sss q ~ !. ,ss,ss.,s =
s sss 81 ss s pa s .a q s E ' e = %
and weigh 20 ounces yard shah have as s.h sse
Is por yard win b es bale d .ea 800 yards
Tho seS jackets. oussr. shan
etwid all wool american nanassears and aaso blue
sS9s.S !. wo All pss under ~ ounces pet r s -
rsss and each bale q s0u. 800 yards must average IS eanc.s
ISs sans must be American manufactured ~ inches
On each edge q the cloth woven n As whole <assL q s piece
nng WOOL pure indigo blue, wooysd bale 400
shs Be- below sS ounces hs yard The
sD 4 Sss ns a' arc . s 5. % s
pure indigobus wid be pieces o. spoa. 20 yards
e ssss s wide sss ssSs per ss ss s e
ne piece To- BE- pscsd bales q 70 pieces The pecs 70 be rolled
oa oh boards aeh bale 70 contain eoo eng
rSs overshi undsr.hs drawers, Jumpers
d naansi hke tne above. 80,
Ths snsey sheeng must Do rcc rom cotton 30 inches wh
dss. ss wia.A ana
about 30 yards In the double thread warp and nng weight
eight ounces ~ io1 per ysrd a,ure @ oy 40 g Z msb
shoe when made tho sizes be the following proportion
for each 90 pairs unless Otherwise ordered vs o.
I2aHo y II Of No. 8 ea No. = q No 10, I q No n
They arc CONFORM 10 All respects 70 the samples inc yards and
the CONTRACTOR aud tho when made marked each
box
The woonn socks musi knit indigo mixed rbbse Al
wool and Of American manufacture No leg 10 inches foot II
nches dozen shall average nres ana no one shs
DO less than three ana h ounces No leg ~ nches c ~
inches Ten dozen shall average TWO pounds twelve ounces and 20
one pair shall be less an three and one The SOCKS
shall be well secured and In color and quality fully equal 70 sample
10 s ong and 81 % h covers must meas
II inches In length and ~ ncos In width The ticking and
covers % mu @ conform % m o G sahpes m ,o. - "a a
texture threads BY four threads TO the is an nch dyed with
Tho blankets must weigh x pounds measure So by
inches cacn nae % pairs must weigh aoU pounds ana no
American made Of clean WOOL and each blanket must
DO marked I ~; ,. = ( ssy,, Navy. -, :, =.
weigh ounce and IL grains Troy texture IA by ~ one eighth
AN inch
schedule the three szos or each l0o pieces made clothing
will be found with the samples AZ the and all the
@ above articles I'm the necessary rings are 70 oe
rial and conform ia PATTERN sizes and workmanship 70 said samples
na e S a w Ie aaa @ a be- sy s
than the quantity specaaea IN ne iogong @ Inc contracts w
sa quantity u he rR p
Snlorm at all the aations
place delivery tho chief this bureau direct
Gle VIII % @ mat mol fully eaua al 20 ne every re-
Of the contract TO be made
The whole must be delivered at the risk and Of the
The inspecting officers TO bc appointed by the Navy Depart
The Washington union., 1857-04-21
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Notice

OF he Removal Of as Land Office from Sdu Sc Marie 10 MarquSe
ia Michigan.
TN accordance with the provisions of the act of
Congress entitled An act authorizing changes
land Offices approved March O. 1852
that for the Of public at urT STE MARIE
In the State Of Michigan will be removed the Of Marquette
In said State al as euly period as practicable
Further notice the precise OF will
the register receiver OF the aut Office
Given under hand at the city OF Washington this 10Th day
March, A. n 1857.
BY order Of the President:
TfI0S A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the and Orce.
Mar 2i--1aw6w fInt and Star.l
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Notice

or as Eaaasme Of a addinai Land oGoss ia tie Territory
80 Of Nebraska.
TN pursuance of the act Of Congress- approved
Sd, 1857 entitled establish
Territory OF Nebraska 70 be called respectively
tho
DsrRcn Is hereby declared and made
districts been established fol
lows, viz:
For he "NaxAHA Brownsville.
For sSocTn Platte DISTRICT at Nebraska City,
nsrRfcr' at Dakota said Territory.
Given under hand the city Of Washington this thirteenth day
dApri, 1857
BY order OF PRESIDENT
JOS g. WILSON
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
April l4-law6w
IL L. FAINT, Jr., & CO.. land agents and deal
LIE In exchange, Iscompton 10
Gated and sold on commission cmpos
locations made '.iont acooatn jE
Tho Of the arm
will be able 10 choice locations
business through Sweeney httenhous liant Co. will
Forwarded
Sweeney M,snhooss, FAINT %, Bankers Washington g
n Clark Dodse, Il 90. Bankers, New York.
paxel Co., Bankers, Philadelphia
josiah Lee Co., Bankers, Baltimore.
fowle, Snovdsn, Co., Bankers, Alexandria, Va
r. Naury Co. do Richmond, Va
H. b Msusu Co., do Orleans
John J. Anderson Co, do louis No
ktTeh gs-wltfrclm
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

FORM or GUARANTEE
TO Capt, NJ O. Meigs, U. g. Euginccrs
We, tho undersigned, residents - In tho State Of -
hereby Jointly and seyersy with United States, and
guaranty, IN the foregoing bid Of accepted
they w within ten days after the Of the said bd
tho contract r the with good
r furnish the articles conformity
aavsrtsemcnt under which made And In the said
shall fail 70 enter into contract A. aforesaid suany make
lowest bidder.
0asnca) A. D.
c. %.
thereby certify that my knowlodge and belief
shove nained gusrAniors good and sunncent.
(ssned) EFF.
March s--eedtyhslays siuwtf
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uNIrD STATS Naval CouRT or koriEY,
Washington, February 20 lss'

NNlIkD STATS NAVAL CoVfT OF hQtIkl.
Washington February 20 l""
fINHE Judge advocate gives notice. for the inorna
u ton Of parties coming beiore the s sec
the ac January o 1857 that they win respectively be ade
the department when their shall have been referred
court and that Il desirable that In presenting themselves
should come prepared with list Of such Witnesses they may
sure 70 have summoned specifying which Of the respective
Of "nness for the mentioned 10 their s
mony Is to be applied respectively; and suggesting the delay
which may be required and In respect Of what Witnesses
}, NJ, CARLISLE, Judge AdToeA'
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Proposals for Stationery.

lem 600 whead qaarto supernne faint lined
ls white post superane faint lined
80 whielaid Bath post extra superhne unruled
faint lined and gilt edged
@ lab article unrulod
i2s extra superane ereamad note medium size gill.
100 rss%s white cap papsr s'aa extra 'upeAns 'ns lined
iaS aiaid paper large sire faint lined
Proposals the above state the price per
be furslshsd sutedsed, required.
CLASS 2--Earscs.
Hem s7seo envelopes thick laid white, large letter ze
SIS: SIS: ]: !: ;ss' ss:. g: y. I; !: * ~.
OK < 4 inches
g = ~ s.ss ss,s',' s.is... .,,., ..s .,.
size, smooth and strong, for newspapers and docu-
M envelope. z ss Il Al cases adhesive Preference will be
;SSssasd. - =
clAss a-KHies, DC.
"' % same a article ptsa stag handle A''''
50 DO iwobiads pearl and shellhsndle pocket knives
50 pairs arstra,e once shears
"a %s;. state ss pr pasS dozen
crAss a--Pas, PesAolds,s, Ieaeirs and Qui,,
80 rery double pasen, large blue barrel pens, ane
3 % gross Tsrrys three pointed peas
> 400 90 ans qualify metallic pens in boxes containing
do bullion pens, cards In gilt boxes Of one dozen
q rosewood psnAsasrs or large, large barre, pens
% ,,a,. ..a,,,a. 90 M smaa naa ,,So, 40 ,,r,.s
0 sss w'n0o'
A. d0,sa ssn pss. s,s.a' quality. hal. with silver cases
Class s--Ink and Iaktanis
H'@ ass !: ''';s % 'Al s.ssias = I'd s'''' =
4 . dozen red aE or carmns, in small glass bottles
..s,.. .sc, ,..,.... ,,u, -, ,.,.. -,
"a ~ sne snns - as.sna', pump snu @ usneI, gut
!. 10 ao handsome em sas ihAs.anas' Mss s Sno H.,
pressed s, la.s,asa. ysr'oa. pattern,
serrs
GAS s-Mnsaasias Boak, Puvoios, 7ablds and Diaris
Rem so dozen BOOKS assorted % n,ss . - ,s
quality
ao posaon,s zap I'M MN % Ocn a .a y y, nns agsv
nnish
49,. : -, -.
Item 1. 200 pounds red waters. Of nuo quality
?. $50 DO rsawai' q very anes' quality.
' 80 ~" ""2A'a"" 1fA f''aS
terms
30 do nncine Gao ivory folders one inch wide and not
30 do nneneh nne ivory folders, Inch wide and
handles
10 do 1ne pearl folders assorted patterns and strong
crAss s--K4aiInsops.
hsn I. 900 dozen red tape No 10
$50 90 DO Nsa.
3. 2s do white tape, No. % ....a 4.
% do yesta stands, with tapsrs One quality
3. loco pounds black sand, pound papers "..,..
g. 10 dozen letter clips, gilt .....a....
10 do 90 bronze
200 nne ivory handle letter stamps, chequcret
o. 100 do do do plain
TO- ~ dozen pieces best quality twled oce ass various
coloEs
H. IL do bottles adhesive muciage best quality with metal
tops and pencils attached
~ pounds India rubber In usual size pieces native
ierred,
CtIss 10
-,--
Item buh or brown envelope paper smooth sur
The Washington union., 1857-04-21
Change or The Place or sale or the Delaware
Trust Lands In Kansas

~ OllCE IS hereby given that the place of sale of
IN the Delaware trust lands In Kansas Territory
take place ecompon the 23d day next has been
changed 10 and viii comencc at osawko said Territory
day and date. -
BY order Of the Secretary CT the Interior:
CHARLES l. MIX,
Commissioner ad
lEfARrsINT OF THE INTERIOR,
onhcc OF Indian Affairs, April 8, 1857.
"A AnrUT -IaxytlJ lima 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-10
HOTELS.


WILL A Ms, EXCHANGE HOTEL
w DANvlLLE, VA This well Known estsh
lishment, which wss burned In April, 1855, 70 bow
rebuilt, with large and well construotsd buildines,
rutsbe for the comfort aad accommodation OF seve.
raj hundred persona The rooms are we'll furnished
with new Furniture. CaTpets he attended By promps
and attentive servants while every other depart
msnt kept in good order style aud manner to rem
der guests agreeable and comfortable. The Propne.
tor assumes extraordinary consequence to himself
ia the display Of his qualifications and capacity 70
entertain HE guests Of the peculiar character
the House for good living but suffice It to ssy, ~
will be found supplied with all the sub tantin e,s,
ments for comfort served in the good odtssnioae J.
Virginia style Of cookery swsy. plentiful, in ~ ,hs
spare with meals to passengers &C any noe. - shs
dsv or naht to nt the arrival and departure OF the
ears or stages with Csrrages Stages ana o,ns. W.
hices to carry his guests to OF from the nsosu
Cara or to take them anywhere else in sne M
iug country And although, 70, the prssen' al =.
'icles of consumption are high, yet ne aoea not no
does he intend to &C. upon any other HuncPs I9sn
10 lire and let lire" }: "a
fe b-dSclm
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alnIra AND sEI.LIra On SLAMS.

sS0H sALk..A tlheiy NeNre Wsnsaa, whe
= 4 sood Cock, Washer and Ifcner ApDly ss
Cary street jail CT
D1VINH taken 40 Once On Bank street,
II for the purpose Of carrying ON the GENERAL
AGENCY BUSINESS, we snnounce to our friends
and the public generally that We Will devote psyticu-
lar attention to the hiring out OF servants. Being
well acquainted in the city, and having good accom-.
modations for them while with ~, we feel assured
that we can secure for them good homes and obtain
the highest prices.
We would also offer our services to merchants and
Others for the collection Of dess, both In city and
country and pledge ourselves to attend with prompt.
mesa Ill business entrusted to Ms We will also at
tend to renting out houses and collecting rents
JOHN b J. v. DARRACOTT,
Bank street, in the rear Of 0oadtn's Hall.
RRFEaEHcEs.
0oddin & Appenen, Richmond,
Taylor Williams, DO
Kent Paine Co., 90.
Tinsley, Tardy Co., 90.
Merchant Weisigsr Co., do.
Smith 4 HARDWOOD, do.
w 3 l. @. Donnsn- O.
Word, Weisiger q Co., DO.
Breeden Fox Co., DO.
Edmund Winston, Hanover,
DR.. L. B. Price, do
B L. Winston, do.
Piche cru voolfolk Caroline,
Richard Coleman. DO de %"
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NAVIGATION OPEN AT WHEELING.-The bell, OF
oil The steamboats, at the wharves aud the jubi q.
ton Of the citizahs at Wheeling, on Thursday, az
nounced the breaking up Of the ice in the river The
Times OF Friday says:
The rains of Wednssi lay and Wed .esday evening
brought the river up some feet ana vest I'd
msr"lns sbsut 10 O'Clock the ice commences break
lag and moving down in srfe sections reaching from
shore TO shore Large fields are lying above the sus
pension bridge and at the lower point of the Island
held firmly by he shore We learn that Il ice hss
sorsed at boes's Island, some distance below tn
CITY None OF ths steamboats, at landings " ere
injured by the moving of the ice Yesterday ar thew
are now considered in cafe condition. One of the
fsts which has been lying above the suspension
hrldee ever since the closing of the river, moved
with lumber. '-1' VI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-10
ELsIOR BITTERS..

IACKsON,S EXCELSIOR BITTEKS.-.
y Read and pay attention the following certificate
from well know and distinguished citizen, and
how highly he speaks of these celebrated BitteIs
now much in vogue:
"Mr. R. H. JAcKsoN.-uear Sir: My mother-in-
law, Mrs. Armstrong, has been afflicted with Dys
pepsia for some sixteen years. Not finding r
manent relief from the various remedies used, she
Gas induced 70 try your Excelsior Eitters, and it
affords much pleasure to testify to their beneficial
results She now enjoy her food with relish to
which she a stranger previous to the use of your
valuable medicine. GEO. w WILEY"
il
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
T... aay Nfsrssss. resrsary IL, 1887.

COMMERCE OF NEW YoRK.-The imports Q
foreign goods II the port Of New York 10 .ue
month Of January have been larger tnsn IN .ne
corresponding period of either Of the ,~o p.e.
ceding years. although not "a large - 70 e. no
month OF 1854, when the total reached sls IL. oIs
The imports for January are ss42s 66s larger
than Ia January. 1856. aud secs 800 larger Tran
in January. 1855 The exports for January have ave
been retained by the severe weatnel. when mas
obstructed navigation. and renaerea LIZ yuan
meut insecssssbie except At an incres sed expense
The Total . morris for January, exclusive of spe-
Gle Are s627 Oeo less than in January Of last year
sni sIolL347 less than 10 January. lsoa Ths
the Shipments of foreign coin TO Hayana.-JoHrna
of CourasTcc,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-10

- k1UYAL.--Dr. PLUME has removed
II his Office to the third house, South of Trinity
Church, South side, and about hundred yards be-
low the Exchange Hotel DR.. 2. continues to treat
sill syphlitic gonorrhPsl complaints and hsving
had much practic. in this line stters himse that he
give general satisfaction. A call from
hose interested Ii solicited.
DR. p. ais ,mskes and vends one of the best resto-
ratives, (Chemicsi Extract of French Flowsrs) for
constitutional weakness offered to the public
DR.. z. may be consulted conf isntialIy by letter.
or otherwise. Medicines securely packed and sent
to order, in almost any direction.
Office hours from A NJ, till 9 M franklin
street, near the Exchange Hotel, Richmond city,
Va no Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-10

4 MEXICAN HUrkL..l haye this day
n sold and conveyed t. Mr. VIM: D. nlsnop, the
ture. rood WV, &c, OF the American Hotel, and 60
Iioit continuance of the liberal patronage Of the
friends of Mr. Brown in behalf OF the new propr1e'
tor. WIN. 1OnNocN'
Ian I. 1857, Committee OF J. J. Brown.
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WHAT THEY THINK OF Us. AND OF EACH
OTsrR.-The Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia North American, an ardent Fremont
Journal recently said:
And If the truth must be spoken out, slavery
saems to exercise conservative and honorable
Influenza The fact IL notorious to every observer
ut Washington that nearly all the wholesale
schemes Of piuader which have been carried
through Congress for years past, all the corrupt
jobbiog, all the rojects OF spoliatiop and all the
vile and vepsi combinations, houeb planned and
carried on under the ooptTsl and uitk the means %
Northern Ne ,nagers While they shouted the loud
Is, for fteedou and stigmatized slavery as a siig
ma on civilization, they took care TO pillsge the
treasury, by way of refreshing this sentimental
devotion"
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The undersigned. having taken a lease. for term
of wears on the American Hotel respectfully solicts
share of patronage frcm his friends and the public
He pledges himself that effort his part shall be
spared render his guests comfortable and TO sus
tain the present reputation of the house.
ia 2-ts w B. BISHOP
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CTDP THAT COUGH.

The great rsmsdy for COUGHS, COLDS, CRoUr and
WHooPIEG COUCH.
Dr. RISES COUGH SYRUP
Cures Coughs of the worst kind. 1t also cures hoarse-
throat weakness of the shest, pain in the
breast and luls affections. Wherever there il pain
mix with the Cough Syrup 10 drops Of Pain Curer.
and you will find immediate relief Dr. Roses Cough
Syrup relieves and frequently eures eonsumptive
soush and forhes the system against farther attacks
60 In hotties at so cents and 81.
TO CURE GROUP.
The lives of thousands of children have been saved
by using Dr. ROSEs Group Syrup. 1t gives iassant
relief. Is csnts bottle.
TO CURE WHOOPING COUGH.
Dr.. ROSES Wbooping Cough Syrup 10 the ouly
certain for Whooping Cough. 1t cures in a shor,
time, and sllsys all irritation Of she Lungs 80 cents
bottle.
The above valuable medicines ecommended By
PHYSICIANS who have tried them IN their practice
To be had of all Druggists in Richmond. Peters.
burg. Norfolk. Lynchburg and Frederisksburs, Va
NO 25-Sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-10

Tue OYSTER 'rRaDE-Tne whole number OF
vessels engaged ia the transportation OF oysters to
Fsirhaven CT, the great oyster mart. is about TO-
mostly schooners. each capable of carrying car
goes varying from 900 TO $500 bushels ne iar
gest ii rm open and put mp daily from 900 to 100
kegs, aud from 800 to 1000 cans during the busy
season, and at Norfolk, Va. a large quantity -
The plumber of openers is from l2o to $40 and
they also employ about twenty other operatives
The cans Of tin. similar in shape to sardine
manufactured by themselves, on their own pre-
Inises; but the kegs. in which much the larger
quantity are transported, are made to order, aud
their yearly consumption is 10000 at a cost of
about sl5 900. They paid the New York Central
Railroad last year SIS, 900 freight money, but this
Only includ. IS transport ation to Buffalo, to which
should be sdded large amounts for transportation
still further north and west
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-10

" GER CO. have hand large stock ST
over Coats consisting Of extra fine Castor Beaver
P-ltos fine Black Ribbed Cashmere do Heavy Black
and Brown Beaver Sacks; Heavy Black and Brown
Cloth Peitos; Black and Drab kehair Peltos and
Sacks Also Tamas and Rag lands of sIl kinds which
offering very low. Call and examine them.
MERCHANT, WEISIGER CO,
Il Main
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-10

PRESENT "A North American eagle, caught
10 Lexing'oa ID ssrict, S q, has been brought to
Columbia, y c., and purchased by a party of
young Vlrgi i'nf, Designed a. a present for Gov.
ernor Wisr, Of Va. This is a very beautiful bird
says the Carolina Times. 1t measures nearly eigs
feet across the Wigs, and appears to be in good
Ondi;inn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-10

SINGULAR PHENOMENON The Key West Kew
CT the Gulf of the I'd inst, says
Our harbor for the past week has presented 8
most singular and unaccouDtabie phenomenon, In
the brsekishness of the water and the great 1uan
titles OF dead fl 'h. &c, floating on the surface -
The water is fresh in currents throu ghout the en-
tire bay. and in some places is highly discolored
and muddy. Bottom and shoal water fl sh ana
suskes alike are tioatiog in the harbor in decom.
posed state This has nevpr been known to occur
before in the history of the keys, and the only
reason we can assign for it is, that the frequent
Isns on the main land during the past Sc son have
over charged the Everglades. and the water has
now forced passage ont
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WATCHES AND JEWELKY


Il HIT 'E1issGAIH.
EH2 | have been on the Square in Richmoud,s
k6sx3b old town,
Have made observations, and noted them down;
The mu.ic I've heard from Smiths Armory band
And thought like the rest. it exceedingly grand
Sut whenever visit the Square, far or near
Fly mind is delighted well my ear
To think OF the thousands in dresses all new
To hear some pronounce the word Z" BAR THC-LO.
NEW"
Ny wat, will not tell the hour or minutes of day
As stroiling and struggling they bend forth their
way
On hsin and Eleventh they tskee slight view.
and wslk into the store OF BARI KItI Lo-Nhw
Ny watch needs repairing z, time will heep
Either walking or rid ne, while I'm asIesp
Yet still Pl not give thee though old for one new
And I'll get thee repaired by BARTHOLOMEW
Nought else doe IS he do but from all asks a share
GI'c,s. Wa'ches and Jeweiry ha does but repair;
mere happy New Year To my friends and the rest
He oct rivals NJ one, but equals u. e best
w j. BaRTHOLDmEW
Corner Main and llth SITS. Richmond,
Watch and Clock Make-,
jas Over 20 years in london and America
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tnat THIS Prince OF English srsmmariarsS Was sn
AmeTicsn, and born within the present nit. ~ IL
Dsnon county, Pennsylvania He was born in m.
year lI4o on the swstsra in East Hanover tow
IMP sb,p ansn lancaster now Lincoln county His ia
L,pdiey was born, but afterwards devoted his s,,s
on 20 mercantile pursuits. and anassed considsrs
DIG fortune by trading to the Wess Indies Lindlev
sss.a ,ne Oldest of twelve children, and when about
srven years OF sge was to Philadelphis that h.
"s n nave the neneft of better educatinn IN IN
Y'.s De ead ct sws'sra He studied law in New
hs' sno az ths age Of tw.ntytwo was called TO the
=. h ~nsrs ne gained for himself thu reputation Of
L.,.nss.n s@yer His "dremmar of the Eng Iish
ahpkuass was composed In England i'm 1874 ana
e ensa 10 the spring Of 1885, many milliyns of
I.p,es 81 which have been sold He resided in Ens
IN years. mos. Of which time he wss
ramm., "a 40; sonpos Sna many works besides his
LING upwards Of eighty years OF age He il Ieors
issss'ss 20 Christian and phsnthropi.t He left
sum, 81 70 nu%ss. OF rsiaiives aad friends and
eifected that the residue of his oropartv 90 az
oscssss o. ms wife IL New York LADY. hi beloved
.th sHeeuonsts Hannah, who had been h,s .omn.n
paus "a .nad s.ty yssrs should be devoted {.
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3, .epwaaMca OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


- HOME A6AfN..-The seDseFtoer y
again back at his old stand, cornsr q lain
~ aaA 18Th stfests with new house, nsw and
- fresh stock Of Goods, snd h now prepefsd g
oGsr ersAtsr Inducements to his old psfrsns snd
done. Those in want OF something rsally nice and
degirabe In the way Of Clothing for the Christmas
Holidays would do we'll 20 give him call.
H. B. SPENCE,
Clothfer and Merchant Tailor,
IA 10 No. 17n corner Ms!n and 18th eta.