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AccIDENT-On Tuesday lsst says the Buffalo
fths ex.Preaident, had narrow escape from death
They were riding in buggy, when they came in
collision with . lumber wagon, in which a German
was riding breaking the ihiils of the buggy The
horse took fright. and upset the old people against
fence, cutting their faces and bIusins them badly
They were taken up insensible and cow ey cd homo
Both are now recovering 8 owly, though it will be
some time before they are full y restored.
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SUICIDE OF A CLERGYMAN.-Elder Stephen
Brown, Bap,i.t clergyman of Beaver Dam,
Wisconsin, recently terminated his existence by
cutting his throat n ith razor. He bad just re.
turned home from visit to his Eastern friends,
and it is thought that the excitement and fatigue of
the journey had unsettled his intellect
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~ Most Valuable Real Estate. on
FRANKLIN AND GRACE sTRELTs, FsR SALE AT
AUCTION THIS DAY.-The particular attention Of the
public 10 respectfully called to the sale This After
Doon at O'Clock Of that really valuable private
Residence corner franklin and Adams streets
now in the occupancy of Mrs samuel Taylor. 1t
will be divided according to plat and survey to be
exhibited the hour of sale Also of the BEAUTIFUL
buliing lot, In of the above fronting Sc feet
90 Grace street.. 0UDDlN 4 APrEK3uN
IA Is Anctiopaa,.
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Fire Mt Frank fort. Me.

FRANKFORT, ME-. Feb 23.-The Block, topeth
er with Benjamin Hew's and Job Lord s building,
we're destroy ed by fire this morning. The occ1
pants and owners were Otis Kaler & Co.'S, COO,
Joseph Clark, So 500. Benjamin Hervey, - 900 AID
job Lord $4,000, partially insured The Arey
Block was valued at O. 600
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Post OFFICE AFFAIRS Postmaster Geuer n
Campbell orders the following:
At Speetz Mills, Hampshire county, Va, appoint
james Parker postmaster, vice Hy. Head, resign.
ed. Re-establish = postoffice At Oak Hill, Fau>
quier county, Va and appoint James b. Phillips,
postmaster
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Fatal (,0llfsl0u.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. % "A collision took place
on Friday last, between the steamers Humboldt
and Belfast, in which the latter was sunk, and
will prove total loss. Twenty negroes on board
the Belfast were lost
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LATER FROM AUsTKALIA.--The 6a.es are to
November 2l In Sydney trade was dull and mo
ney tight. Business in Melbourne was steady -
-Four was nominal, Hsxal selling at a29 per ton.
There had been a slight advance In wool From
forty to fifty thousand ounces OF gold were receiv
ed weekly. The whole amount shipped up to No
vember last was q GA 3e5 ounces. New gold fields
had been found on Middletons creek. Gold was
worth 76s. Sd. to 76s.
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COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT.-The citizens of
Baltimore have rendered Messrs Kuukel & Co., a
complimentary benefit, q token of their sympa-
thy in the late heavy loss experienced by those en-.
terprising managers. The benefit is to come off
on Friday night next similar affair is said to
be in contemplation 10 Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-25

The Joint Committee on the Congressional Lii
b.ary have selected Alexander Gait, of Virginia.
the distinguished artist who is now in Florence, to
execute the order for the bust of the late Chief
Justice Rutedge for the library of Congress.
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From Nicaragua.

NEW YORK, Feb PA commercial letter from
San Juan, February l2th states that Walkers
forces have suffered two important defeats since
Inc arrival of the New Orleans recruits
Col. Lockridges expedition bad been abandoned
and his troops were descending the river on loe
rata
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DEATH OF PILoT.-Captain Elias Smith, At
tached to the pilotage of Charleston, died ON the
lslh. in the 2stb of his age. of typhoid fever
Captain Smith was the first who attempted and
safely brought through the Maffis Channel ship
0he New York; for which he received . testim0
NAL from the merchants and others interested.
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1884 and 1856 and certificate of superiority over
ali trotting stations exhibition at the late Fair Of
1885, the being disqualified according to the rules Of
the Society from receiving any further premium,
now pronounced by judges to be one OF the purect
bred and fastest trotting stations in America will
commence his season on the frat Of March a. the
stable of the subscriber on the Mechanicsvie r1ro.
pike, one mile from the city Of Richmond. Tho
season will expire the goth Of June.
TERMs-s36 the season. If p,epsid; or SIS psya
ha At the close Of tho season. Insurance $5o-
Or ,om fec 81
Kossuth wss foaled In Columbia county, State of
New York, on the 9th Of July, 1847, 10 beautiful
hch dark brown, five feet three inches high Of great
muscular power and symne try Of form. docile dis
position, and trot his mile inside of two minutes
and forty seconds to wagon bis colts are remarh-
ably fine and promising, having good action, and ev.
cry indication of speed. Three Of them received
frst-class premiums at the State Fair of 1885, and
five at the Fair OF 1856, and from $50 TO $500 .
piece has been refused for some of them at Que year
cd
PEDIGREE.-KOSSUrH was sired by that world =
renowned trottine horse, Now York Black Hawk.
out of the we'll known trotting marc, Lady Of the
Lake Black Hawk, while living, was the cham.
and command high prices. For further Particular,
refer my bills of the turf register. whore it will
he seen that Ko.suth il not chance horse, of
d. ubtful pedigree but that he belongs 10 the rotting
family and that beyond dispute the very best in
Americas and traces his blood for more than half .
braed for speed and great endurance and goes bs;k
some Of the purest Arabian and Enslish Horses.
Pepons wishing to breed from Kossuth would do
we'll to mako early application be will be limited
h svns a fall engagement
Mares sent from distance will BE taken care
OF at my stable, at forty cents per day
fe 25-d2eI2t Near Fairfield Race Course
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SNoDGRAss AND HIS BANJO.-It is stated tbs {
Mr.. Snodgrass had concluded as eDgs cement nth
10 that company on Monday evening last-Ntp
York Musical World.
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a. To the Voters OF Richmo nd ..Presevt
appearances indicating that there will be no party
nominations at the approaching Sprius eIsctions I
ssen present myself ~ candidate for the ofee Of
CITY SERGEANT l make this anu on ncemept
earlier than intended, in answe to the many en-
quiries a. to whether intend to be q candidate
PETER w. 0RUBBB
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l.. II. LUCK,

For Grain Measurer-To my frfe,a.
and fellow-citizens, sm candidate Tor the 49,
office -'''s
fe 2S-6t T. II Ifrrv
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a Received, a splendid assortment Of
Gold and silver WATCHES and JEWELkY, from
the best mauufacturers and whieh: Offer for sale on
tho lowest terms. CAAS. L. VUEGELE.
Broad street, second door above tho Theatre.
fA 25-It
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GOLD MEDALS The Queen of Great Britain
has commanded Il at a mccall be granted to all per
sons of every rank and class who have been en-.
gagged in the several expeditions to the Arctic
giona, neither of discovery search, between the
years 1918 and 1885, both inclusive.
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KILLED Mr. J. B. A. Dulany was killed las
week In Camden. Alabama. by being caught in
and horribly mangled by . piece of machinery in
the factory of Mr.. l.. Gobson, In that place. He
lived some three days after the scci lent.
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q To the Voters Of the city Of Rich
Mo.D Il am candidate for ths otfi.e Of aesIs
MEAsUkEk, and respectfully solisit your sua ssss
at this next April lestion es''
10 S-dtde' WlLLiAMM WATrs
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PRoTFcToRATF vEh MEXICO Tho Prepss. pub
ished 1t Havana announces tho srrvsi in n It oitv
OF the Mexican general, y. Joaquin Bar gel who Il
tectorate OF the United States over the Mexican ma
tion the reazsYon of which, the Prensa thinks
you'd be doath-blow to IT,. Mexican republic -
Gen. RapRel will remaia n Hsvsns but few dsvs
longer, when hs will proee ed directly to the United
States
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y The undersigned, at the solicitation
OF many freuds irrespective Of political parties re-
sp-ctfuy presents himself candidate f,r the Of
foe Of CITY sERGEANT. and solicits the oirisens
OF Richmond generally to give him their support.
10 l5-dts ED g. GAY
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- T1 tne vefers OF the City Of Ries.
some from my not continuing to announce m,..1
throush the napers a. candidate for the ~, =,
CITY SEhG CANT. that hive vithdrswu from ,h
that have never entertained such an idea no, 49,
intimated to any one such an intention. A'''
fe A-6t+ JAVFa rrr.
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A l0-dtds*


To Many Voters IA bsence from Mich
mond prevented On earlier reply to your ioquIry-
whether or not would accept the ofice Of CITY
would most cheerfuly accept that office IL sIsesea
but at the Same time cannot consent to run for sny
office without the 60 operation Of my party Not
knowing whether 1t 10 the intention Of the Demo.
cratic party to make nominations for the vsrous ait,
Offices or not, will simply soy that l am . s.nH
date, subject to their decision.
Very Respectfully,
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a. Notice.---At the solicitation Of many
friends, announce myself candidate for The of.e
of City Sergeant at tho ensuing Municipal Election.
mako this early announcement TO correct the mis-.
statement, and impression on the minds Of sorps
that would not DO q candidate.
de 9-2m THOMAS u DUDLEY
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Observation-Disclosures.
rsLEaRAPnsCt~Kws.
PORTED FOR THE DAILY DISPlTCA.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
.uRlyAL OF THE ATRAMER INDIAN

| popr1AEp, Me-, Feb "a The steamship 10.
Ala, arrived here to-day, with dates from Liver.
pool to the th inst four days later than those By
Parliamentary returns show the income Of
| o,sat britain 70 have been Ell, 600 900 for the
/ wear ending September 30sh 1856 The expenses
| Tor the same time were 4as 600 0O0
An article in the Paris Mohretr. instmating the
probable Union o 1.-THE Danubian PrfDcipallties,
caused Lord Lyndhurst 10 enquire 10 the Honse
| OF Lords whether the question would be decided
| by the representatives of the Great Powers
| Lord Clarendon expressed surprise at the arti-
Gle but. at present declined TO express IN opinon'
| In the Hnuse of Commons, 10 reply to ones
/ ton Il was stated by the Government that neRo-
| tiations with the Persian Ambassador were pro-
gre ssine 1t Paris and It was probable the result
Mr. DIsrseii said positively that treaty had
| been made With France guaranteeing Austria her
Lord Pslmerston denied that such treaty ex.
isted, but admitted thst France, during the Rus
sian war. agraed to assist Austria In case of An
Lord Clarendon fully approved the action OF the
A revolt had occurred .: Maraghes, in Persia,
| and the town was pillaged.
bes Persia.
The Paris Presse saws an unexnected difficulty
| has arisen between Prussia and Switzerland, re-
spectpe the Neufchatel.
The Emperor OF Austria Dan necin6o Oh kEsu''
| ing IN amnesty to all political offenders: 1t was
| rumored that the Czar of Russia would do the
same to exiled Poles.
The relations between Austria and Russia, and
| Austria and France. are unpromising.
Turkey was about to take formal possession OF
| the Delta of the Danube river.
COMMERCIAL
| Lirerpooi Feb. 1I.-Cotton steady and unchanged
Provisions quiet and steady Breadstufs uneh snged
Flour nomirsllv g. 0is lower. Quotations OF
| Wheat and Barley unchanged Copsols for money
| 93095
| Thsre 10 40 increased activity IN money.
Business throughout France 10 dull.
There il general unessiness among Cotton manu-
facturers owing 10 depressed trade.
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~ To the Voters Of the City Of Rich
MoND.-l am . candidate fog ihs off 70 Of CITY
GAUGER, and respectfully sbiicit your SURFACES at
fe Add
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COpgressi0nal.

WASHINGTON Feb "a Mr. Brown reported
bill to apportion the clerks in the several depart
ments of the Government among the States and
territories. according to representation.
Mr.. Hale moved . reconsideration of the vote
authorisiug the people of Minnesota to form .
State government.
An uninteresting debate ensued and continued
until adjournment
Homse-The House passed the legislative appro
pratt m bill Also the Senate joint resolution for
the appointment of . commission to Fl ( the rela.
tive value of the coins of Great Britain and the
United States. with An amendment fixing the
salary at g., 900 for the full service
The House passed the bill to refund the duties
on goods destroyed by fire in New York, and the
Senate Joint resolution of inquiry into process
for preventing the counterfeiting of u s. coin.
Mr. Colfax, from the committee on elections, re
ported . petition from California. asking the ex-
pulsion of Herbert, accompanied by no proof, and
no authority was given the committee to compel
the attendance of witnesses therefore, it was fol
the House 10 determine its further action.
The report was tabled After various attempts
to get up appropriation bills the House adjourned
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To the Voters of the City Of Rtchme,
respectfully announce myself candidate for r.
election to the Office Of CITY SERGEANT A
there are 20 many candidates In the Acid who van,
the flee, all that can ask 10 fair field omen ana
free fight.
MARTIN MEREDITH LIPscoNB
ke 10 -dtdAt
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OLD AsE.-Thsre died in Lsnrens county, Ga
on the 2ad Dec-Mrs. PLATE, aged ll6 years. she
was wife during the Revolution.
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fe 9-1H

y Cftv Assesa0r-C The uudePsia oed IA a
candidate for the Office OF CITY ASSESSOR and
will be thankful to the voters Of the city Of Rioh
mond, for their support at the spprosoSins April
election. RfCH'D kEINb
fe Tim
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AmuaKmRNrn.

TH IA + RE.
WEDNESDAY. February 9sss, 1857.
East night bat ttrss Of
nr. W. HARRISON and
MISS LOUISA PYNE.
when will b presented the Opera Of
"a ROB roy. zfa
RoB ROY. first time )......:.. Mr.. q akRIAON.
Diana vsmss.....:..........eis LOUISA fYNE
TO conclude With the Psychological opsrs.a
MIDAS.
Apollo .................... 10 Lousy Tyne.
Sisno, hofncasfie.
SCALE OF PRICES:
Dress Circle snd Parquette. 81 cts
Secured Seats. eu
Second Tier. - cts
NnTROPOLlTANH Halle
ENCHANTED PALACE OF THE KING OF
MAGTCIANS.
MONS. ADONIS.
THE GREAT EUROPEAN WIZARD AND MA
GICIAk.
Who will rive the Fls, Series OF repre s,nfstiops
at the above named Bsll. commencing on
THURSDAY EVENING, February 26th,
FOR THREE NIGHTS.
III. s..,. Is flied IN 81 the MYSTIC TEMPLE, of
GREAT EUROPEAN WIZARDS
And is one of the riches. and mos splendid ever seen
in this country.
THE GREAT ERlAL CLOCK,
THE ORANGE TREE,
THE GREAT E9IAL SUSPENSION,
THE MYSTERIOUS ALBUM!
The wonderful disappearance Of Young L'dy, and
TIE ENCHANTED BOTTLE:
From which NJ Aaonis will pour forth different kinds
Of Wines, Liquors. DC.
PICTURESQUE POLYRAMA!
Dso.yirr mr. 81 beautiful and romsntic scenery, in.
cludn Snow Storm SCENTS, Noon
light Seems &c.
~PRIcE OF ADMISSION Is CTS Children
half price; ,llery 124 cts Doors open at 81 O'clock
N. rfc rm sncs eommenns AZ ~ feA
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"N0tice. he Wings and Americans of
House, MONDAY next March "a. that being Con RI
day. 'or the purpose of making nomin stion for the
next General AS .mbly OF Virginia.
fe 25-et MANY VOTERR
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~ For City Sergeant 1.-THE subscribe
respectfully announces himsclf Candidate for The
Office Of CITY SER0EANf, at the ensuins sIset,on'
and will be thankful for tho support OF the vote OF
the city HENkf w. QUARLES.
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-. Te Wa. TaSlsr Kss, ..Des, 80
knowios thes yos hsve AlIsA the oss a iSs...1s.i
ssd hescr6ss Of the eftv u Rishfponx ~ .
yssse. % the spt3Ts ssftsfsesi0n 81 ina 10y
With credit 70 youfeslf Aa6 beIssviss tkss -
h The MsyOraity 81 AjsAmcnA would ~ ~. ~:
prove beneficial, We now mot respsssf.y. a -
unou yos 70 slisw the sss Of yosr nsrrs ~ ~
oiss. bsievfDG that yoss esssssf kss~isssa - .nse
mass Of the peopls. caused BY dsiy issss,.,.ats
for ssDbsf ~ yesvs yeu hsvs bees tkSc.,rs
them II busiasss tTanssstions and mjnsisd :. Sssn
ISOLATED With them. makes you sdmjrsbls .ss.eA y.
70 Gil tho efiss Of CHIEr MA0I0TRIIsTs s1.sd
city; and We feel asgursd that the tpte,sst " ~
city would be perfectly safe IN your hssds -. y ,as
nons wosM have jass sause 70 aomplsia. ''' wax
RIcHMoHp, Fob. 2Is, 1887. a ssAaI..
- Te the Voters 81 the Civ II p,..
MoND.-Ths numerous personal spplicstioos - =. -
By my fellow citizens, from various paris on ~. -.
to present myself - . candidate for he sm.ss"y:
MAYOR, and the very nstteriss msn;f,,ts,;ooss.
confidence in my ability to perform the dutss a. ~.
trust, - sxpressea II card dgnsd "Msny yo.s, =
the three Wards" prouspts me to respons \.
turning my sincere acknowledgements for III - ~
pressions Of that col fdsncs. and bv s,non.rsu'
myself candidate for that oese. sh,uJS !. ~ ,ns
pleasure Of my fellow citizens to confer the
me, nothing shall bs wanting on INV mart "a $3.50 -
faithfai discharge Of it, dufiss assures
10 D-dtoe WIN. TAYLOR
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~ To the Voters Of the City Of Rich
MoND-I am candidate for the Office OF CITY Ser
GEAHT and respectfully solicit you SURFACES at the
next April election.
ja7- THOMAS w. BOSWELL
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NJ NV nOOKs. Fer salo m
~ UNEiLL'- RnOK sTOkE and LIBRARY.
INQUIRE viti 10 for anything sou want TO now.
or over three ,housaaa seven hunsr.a issts woui,
knoWiag; 81.
TIE ArIist's Bride, or The PAwnbrokers Hair. bv
EmuierCn Bennett; Oil
HENRY LYLE. or Life In Existence. nv Miu Mar.
fe2o-na Broad 1t sssr s'h Rishmoad We.
Dn LII r KOHL AND FlxKJN 0UTTE1.
L receiving snd for sale oa consignment. by
McDoNALO, ofoTf6 4 HARVEY.
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Celebration of the Anniversary Of Wash
inston's Birth Day at Boston.

BOSTON Feb. % Unusual intere st is manifest
ed by citizens generally, in the observance of
Washingtons birth day National sautes are be-
ing fired. The Custom House is closed, also many
of the leading commercial houses. The evening
journals suspended publication and military pa
rades and other demonstrations mark the anLiver.
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Il RANDOLPH'S BOOKSTORE.

ENQUIRE WITHIN:
MEMORIAL PAPERS, with CIRCULAR End Ques.
PRODUCTION by the 1t Rev. Alonzo Potter, D. d.
Sl.G5
COMMENTARY on the H.brsw.; Critical Com
$ sampson. o. D. Edited from the Ms Notes
Of the Author; By R. L. Dsbnsy. D. S75'.
WITHIN htss s y. Wan,
kk .@v intended for Book of
syKm,I.oD Bennett 81. --'''
Love AFTER MARRIAGE. and other Stories of
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The southern and Western Journal OF Progress
HAsfEss s %S;SAzf saax ro, March s,s
HoFss ro s1Skf s isSs supply, T. = and ''''
classsszsaQ PA > . ENsi Ens FOn TnE
INAUGURATION AT WASHING.
-.TONsr are hereby notified that ROUND
TRIP TICKETS on the oeession Of the In susu rs-
ton will be issusd and after LIST March svaiabie
TIL 9Th inclusive, TO AND FROM WASHING
Pai Of O. Ssps1tr:s ,SY ssh g.
IRA TRAIN will be run cts O'Clock r. n. fiom
Richmond, connecting with an extra Boat ct the
Greek.
JAMES B. WINSTON. ricset A,.rt.
Omee Richmond, rrec's 4 P. r r. Feb Il, 1857
IA snt':.,nssi' on their way North. Breakfast
"A without the Of eaus,ie or the knife rslisbI.
and unifon 10 It, effects in all eases and proved.
eeysnd possible doubt, In every ease 20 which Il
has been spilled
All p0sous afflicted with this disease viii run no
tsk In toe matter ~ 10 u given to the public on its
own merits, and sorewsr1 required should Il fall 70
re ell psrsoss. therefore. requiring further iafor
nation On the subject Of Csncers, l will send my
Isuphiets sivina me useful information q sfl
VINO are sfiictsd in this way With this hsTstofoss
s eon,i tered insurabls disease, who may send me
their addfessd. Address
JOHN CATHEAs, ofice o 100,
ieSo-SwS Bsitimors q Bsitiuore, Nd.
ia NM CYP K x 5 8 sHINI5LE9.-.
nl1sVOV Part No heart, now isndiso % the
Dosk: Tor sale b.
" ss-is 9. wALrHALL.
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FL II 81 PIKE.
MUM TROTTIN0
8 fALLION KOS
sUTH.-This justly 70.
nowped Trotting Stall.
lior, who has received
at the Virginia state
Agricultural Society
the first premium two
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over three thousand seven hundred facts wor
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been pub ished lnquireTs referied to tbs In
dex Price 81.
7hs Artist bride, or the Pawnbroker's Heir BY
Emmeson Bennett. Esq, au' hor Of tbs Prairie
Piow.r &f., &c. 81.
TheiEveilsstins Fortune Teller and Dream Book
25 a.nt.
H,rper's New Monthly Megszins for March, 1897
8insle COPIES IS cents Yearly aub.orintions a. s.,
II paid in ADVANCE.
Gods,'s Lays Book for March. IS sen.s.
IA
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WANTS.

WANTED, WOOD CUTTERs.--Fsrty
w Hands white or black wanted to cut Cord
Wood Constant employ nens given the balance Of
the year. Apply a. seen a. possible to
8IMS& fLEASANrS,
fe "a div 18th st., between NJ sin and Cary
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MANTkD..LAND WAkkANTs.-.l wish
w 70 purchase Lam D WARRANTS. and - ! sm
buying to locate myselE ! will pay the hishess mar
ket price. Persons having Land Warrants 10 seu
viii do we'll TO sse me before disposins OF them.
g. GRIFFIN, Office ON We'll street.
10 I'd 3ms Opposite 81. Charles Hotel.
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f9erN y Tx \ E ID OK sTOLEN-..
&GiEyT@ From the City Hospital on THUR
la St dark red COW, short and heavy
0EA2sl quilt, hind legs and tail partially white
star on Inc right dank, supposed to be about
years old Any person returning said animal, or
Civ infol .tlon Of her whereabouts will DO libe
rally rewarded Information lefJ 1t &. w. Hun.
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AKMukY MONTGOMERY GUARD, /

a. ATTENTION, NIAliARA 40.
96C NO. d-Atien erlled meeting Of your
= Company. at yorr Engine House To-
the .5t1 met j At n O'Clock
precisely Members will plsase DO prompt.
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