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UNION STEAMSHIP CONE

L. UNION STEAMSHIP CON-
GPANY-F0R PHILADELPHIA VIA
Nto.1f4S CITY POINT AND NeRPoLK.-
1a4lkl = ~ CITY OF RICHMOND, Captain q
Mitchell; steamer Pennsylvania, Capt. David
Teal; Steamer VIRGINIA, Captain B. Rooms.
One Of these superior Steamers will leave Rich mo1d
until further notice, every MONDAY and THEIRS
DAY, touching at City Point ana Norfolk TO receive
freight and passengers. Returning, leaving PhifA-
delphia every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY morn
ings At 10 o'clock.
These Steamers now In fine order increased 60
commodstions for the comfort Of Passengers having
been added as also more room for freight; and -
hope. by regularity. dispatch and care tsproteeting
goods committed 70 our Charge 70 receive and ncreass
of patronage.
SS- No transhipmentby this line.
Passage through TO New York, and found, 9iG 90
Do do Philadelphia, ndfound, ct
cabin, 10
Passage through TO Philadelphia. net found, I'd
cabin, 4W
Passage TO City Point and Norfolk same a BY the
River Boats.
~ Passengers by this line csu stop IA PhiiASsl.
pha two three days and then proceed to New York
BY the same ticket. III. Z. fUTrLE Agent,
an 70 Rockets.
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DOR SALE--A beautiful little FARM,
of POS acres, lying beautifully in the county Of
Appomattox, with all necessary buildings for com
fort and convenience, and most commanding site
Tor a new building on the premises. l will sell the
land. with the stock team, CROP and every thing on
1t Just as ii stands, the land by ITSELF may suit
the purchaser The soil of this land is originally of
the very best order. Ii Is within six miles OF Con-
cord Depot and FIVE miles of the James River Canal
Any further information will be given by addressing
So 3-2awlm K q. DOS3 Concord Depot
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u 26-2tawlm HIRAM Il. DICKINSON

HANDSOME COTTAGE FARM, ON
Ia THE MEADOW BRIDGE ROAD, HALF MILE
NORTH EAST OF RICHMOND, AT PRIVATE
SALE.-We are authorised to sell privately, the
Farm, situated as above, containing about IL acres
The improvements are new, consisting of excel
lent dwelling, and necessary outhouses. The place
has been highly improved within the last year, and
IS well adapted for a market garden. There ars
veral fine springs on the premises. Neghborhood is
good. For particulars, apply to
au 3l-2aW6t TAYLOR Z WILLIAMS Aucts
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WTESTHAM COTTAGE FARM FOR

M ESTHAM COTTAGE FARM FOh
W SALE.-Intending to remove 10 Texas this fall.
offer for sale the farm upon which reside, con.
tanning 4T2 acres, lying on the River Road, eight
miles above the city Of Richmond within half mile
the terminus Of the plank road. and known as West
ham Cottage. -
remarkably well adapted 70 the growth OF wheat
corn oats and tobacco; has on il two comfortable
dwellings and the necessary outhouses wheelwright
and blacksmith shop, orchards of choice fruit and as
well wstsred rs any farm in Virginia, with springs
o. the nnest water ana y as healthy any spot In
termittent feyers, '' -
The location Of the Farm renders It very desirable
70 city gentleman. being within an hour drive u
the city. and one OF the most pleasant summer
yard. 7.rf53aAF = 80 " ~
For conveying produce to market by the plauk
road and canal and for bringing back 10 the farm,
lime. &C.. it can be done cheaper than within four
milss q the city The good as any
N virginia. free from all pests such a. groceries kc
'Cherches. schools aud mills very Convenient.
MY termswiil be liberal. Possession given imme-
diatey One hundred and fifty bushels IL Eeed wheat
Sn hand % sssd the land which the purchaser
ply 10 b. O. DUVXL .''.
0rto 0OhDiN AppERaON.
~ S-iAwtw
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MOST BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT
Itl FOR SALE, TWO MILES WEST OF RICH
M0ND, NEAR THE WESTHAM PLANK ROAD
CONTAINING l40 ACRES.-The subscriber wishes
to sell his Farm. located above, containing 40
acres, all in high state of cultivation. The dwell
inghouse is large, elegantly finished, and Of modern
style, with all the necessary outbuildings. This il
the attractive place near the city The yard is
beautifully laid out, and tastefully arranged ANY
one wishing to purchase will call me, at my fac
tory or Messrs. GoDDIS 4 APPRR5oH.
2fa I'm HIRAM nINKINlnN
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noy Powers IMPERIAL AMBRorYpEs

N833 L UWBhS
ARB ALL GooD.-We remember in all our life to
have seen an indifferent picture taken by POWERS
neither hsvefvs ever seen ons of his AMBRoTYPEs
that has faded in the least POWERS PHOTOGRAPHS
not the black spotted things that you have been
used to seeing; they smooth and white the
skin itself They cheap, too. Call and see them,
a Isl Main street seQ-ItH
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SHOCKING MuRpRR.--At an early hour Sunday
morning q woman, apparently about thirtyeight
years of age, named Catharine voldez, residing
with her husband In the third story Of n house at
the corner OF seventh and South streets, Philadel
phia, found dead In bed under circumstances
which induce the belief that she had been most
fouily murdered. When first seen by the Witness
es the woman was lying upon the bed, with her
throat cut from ear TO ear In most shocking man
ner. The face, arms, hands and body were bespat-
tered with blood and pool was lying beneath her
head, upon the bed. She had number Of other
wounds upon her person. The right arm had a
deep cash across it, opposite the elbow. The left
arm was also badly lacerated near the same point.
The right wrist had deep cash across it, as
though II had been received In struggle, and the
hands were covered with blood. A razor, half
opcn was lying across her left arm. 1t seems from
the evidence that her husband, Conrad Ludwig Vol
dez slept the previous night in an adjoining room,
with his little boy. Between 8 and 7, yesterday
morning. he was heard at the door Of the room
where his wife slept, trying to open it. He burst
it open, and then gave the alarm that his wife had
killed herself He taken into custody, but 80
far the affair is involved in mystery. The surgical
testimony seems to establish that 1T could not nave
been case Of suicide.
NORFOLK AND PETERSBURG RALRoAD.-At a recent
meeting of the President and Directors of the Nor
folk and Petersburg Railroad Company, the men,
bers Of the Board resolved to pledge their individ
ual for the completion of the work, rather
than suspend operations on the eve oil maj achie'e
ment The sale of few more of the mortgage
bonds of the company, will put the company in fine
condition. finish the road, and set the iron horse in
motion.
GREAT FLEsT.-0n Monday there were from two
hundred to two hundred and fifty vessels riding at
anchor in Hampton Roads.
woman named Sarah Brummel, committed sui
eide in Norfolk, Va, Saturday night by taking lau-
danum.
VIM. Wierman, an old citizen of Baltimore, died
OH Sunday night last.
Dr. J. b. T. Thornton, prominent physician Of
Prince William county, Virginia, died at his resi-
dence, on Friday last.
The seats and desks in the now U. s. Hall OF Rep
resentatives will be arranged to afford to each
OF the 262 members seperate desks and chairs.
Col jeff Davis was in Jackson, Mississippi, on the
3lst ultimo, and Is about to canvass the State.
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NTED Five HUNDRED

IN, YOUNG MEN for the UNITRD STATES
TW MOUNTED SERVICE, to serve In Kansas,
~ Nebraska, California, Texas and New Mex
Co Pay from l2to s22 per month. Horses, aesou
'ement, :lothng, food and medical attendance fur
shed free of charge.
For further information, apply at the Rendezvous
franklin street opposite Metropolitan Hall, Rich
mond, Virginia. u. III. ROBERTSON,
LIST Lieut. I'd Dragons,
jy 2-Sm Recruiting Officer.
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THEATRE.-The bill at this establishment tonight
includes Bulwer's beautiful play Of Money" and
the musical farce of the loan of Lover" In the
latter, Mrs. Tayleure, sprightly commedienne,
who is rapidly growing in public favor, will sustain
the principal character giving all the songs which,
it is said, she sings very sweetly The appearance
Of this fvorite place of amusement, during the
performance of Extremes" Monday night, was
agreeable surprise to old play-go who were
astonished to find gorgeous mirrors and splendid
furniture, instead of the plain matter otfct stage
appurtenances OF the oIden time.
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MUSICAL ITEM

EyAssvLLK, IA, Sept 8.-lion. James lockwood,
member elect to Congress from this State died yes
terday.
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TEE BLUE RIDeg.-The following letter from Col


CRoZRT is in explanation of some statements made
In our local column yesterday:
Mr.. Editor: am happy to learn from your issue
of this day 18th September,) that "the grading of
the Tunnel is completed" As am just from there,
and left under the impression that itcoud not be
done until at least the end of the week, this is
ly miraculous progress, work done in less than no
time. | am likewise informed that "Workmen Jun
der the superintendent of the Central Road, are
now engaged in laying the track This is also
news to me, as well to the trsck-layer, himself
now in town, who is employed by me; unless i
have been appointed an officer of the Central Road
but have not yet received my commission; will
look for it at the post Office. These very pleasing
pieces of information somewhat damped by the
additional intelligence that there several sec
tons requiring arching," of which was not aware
nor was that they were to be arched 'under the
superintendent of the Chief Engineer of the road
unless 1t be in consequence of the aforesaid appoint
ment, the commission of which will certainly de-
cline if it is to supersede my friend the competent
and efficient Engineer of that road.
One thing however, puzzles mo; it is, how to re-
concile such wonderful activity with the delay of
the progress of the trains stated until the LIST of
October when the laying of the track in the Tun-
mel need not take three days, and the connec-
tions at both ends not more than one; my own ex-
pectation is that the Tunnel will be open before
that time. Very respectfully, G. CRoZET.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port Of Richmond, Ssprr s-Lhgh Water 81 o'cPk.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Pennsylvania, Teal. Phila., mdse and pas
sengers, III. Is. futile.
Schr. Oakland, Free, James River wheat, Haxall
kCo.
schr. Planet Mars, Geoghesan. Jane. River,
wheat, Haxali 4 Co.
SAILED,
Steamship Jamestown, Parrish, New York. mdze
aud passengers, Ludlam Watson.
Steamer George Peabody. Prtchstt, Baltimore,
ndze, Ludlam & Watson.
Schr. r. c. A. Ward Edwards, down the river.
light.
schr. G. A. Crook. Evenham, down the river, light
BosroS,. Sept 5.-Cleared, schr. Cerito, Croweli
Richmond.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 7.-Cleared, brig Breeze, Out
erbridge, Richmond
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Els To MERCHANTS, MECHANICS AND OTHERS Mer
chants and others wishing to have CIRCULARS,
CARDS, BILLHEADS, BILLS OF LADING, POST
ERS, &C., &C., printed, invited to call at
tensiye Job Office, which is supplied with almost
variety ofype, embracing all the latest styles
Our assortment of CARDS, large and small, Bust
ness and Visiting, plain and fancy, cannot be ex-
ccIled.
Wedding, Party and Ball TICKETS, and Visiting
and At Home CARDS printed in the neatest possible
style.
All work executed at short notice and Mt the lowest
CASH PRICES. call from those desiring any de-
scripton of Printing is respectfully asked at the
DISPATCH JOB OFFICE corner of Main and 18th
Streets where can be of the finest speci-
mems OF printing ever executed in this country.
JNO. D. HAMMEKSLEY & co.
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KILLED BY WHALE.-A letter from Capt. Cren-
ner, of the whaling bark Anaconda, states that on
June 18th, while the vessel was lying off Crocus
Island, one of the Galapagos, he struck a whale,
which stove two boats, killing a sailor named Jno.
Hill, of Richmond, Va. The occurrence SO fright
ened the crew tina. ]. the third mate aud portion
OF the men stole boat and deserted the vessel
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ia ANOTHER case of those very superior French
Caters and Shoes, has just been received at the I'm
porting House OF ALEX. HILL, No. III Main street.
Richmond, Va.
EB- To REGULATE The LIVER IS oNB oP THE PHYsI
clans principal aims in all cases of debility or weak
of the system, for when this ID done health
turaily follows.
To find remedy to do this has been the aim of Dr.
Sanford during years of practice, whore the LIVER
lNylGoRT0R was used with the greatest success and
fully experimental with. until could be recommend
ed with confidence and truth, and in has it
been recommended for the of any disease until
it has been fully tried and known to be beneficial in
the treatment of such diseases.
Nearly all the diseases which we are subject to Or
ia.inate from diseased Liver which shows itself in
the form of jaundice, dyspepsia sick headache, sour
stomach biliousness. weakness of the back spine.
stomach and bowel derange and many others too
numerous to mention all of which may be benefited
by the of the. Invgorator curing the Liver and
removing the cause.
BENNETT, BEERS Il FISHER and ADIE GRAY, Agents
for Richmond Sc l-d&cw2w
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4 FARM IN THE COUNTY OF NEW

A FARM IN THE COUNTY OF NEW
n KENT FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for
sale his FARM, ia the county Of New Kent. contain
ing 434 acres, called and known by the name of
Chestnut HILL" 1t is within two miles of the Pa
munkey River, and convenient to the landing on the
White House estate, where the Richmond and York
River Railroad crosses the river, and about four
miles above the Court House. The buildings are
good, aud ample for the accommodation OF large
the neghborhood lies well, and susceptible Of the
highest improvement.
If not sold privately before the 18th day of Sep
TENDER next, it WILL on that day. be sold publicly
the premises. Possession of the buildings will be
given the purchaser the day of SALE with the pri
vege of seeding crop of wheat and full possession
OF the entire premises immediately after the crops
now growing are gathered.
The payments will be on time, say: the lst of An
gust, 1859 1860 and 1861.
Persons wishing to view the premises are invited
to call on the subscriber his brother, Mr.. W. p.
Waring, Mr.. j. D. Christian, residing on adjoining
farms, who will take pleasure in showing the same.
au i3-d2awtl5S LAWSON L KARING
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GREAT FLgsT.-0n Monday there were from two
hundred to two hundred and fifty vessels riding at
anchor in Hampton Roads.
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A RTICLES FOR THE PRESERVATION AND
l. RESTORATION OF THE HAIR.--Mrs. Aliens
worlds Hair Restorer and Zylobalsamum Hair
Dressings Persian Balm Barry's Tricophsrous Ly-
ons kathairon Woods Hair Restorer Jayne's Hair
Tonic Phaion's Hair Invigorator and choice as
for sale by p. JOHNSTON d BRO
seq Druggists.
FRENCH PORCELAIN-FALL IMPOR-
IAIioNs.-We are now opening per ship Chal-
nsnsei, VIA New York. large and splendid stock of
are4Sn China Dinner and Tea Ware, among which
t t; pecSrated and Fancy patterns; Gold Band aud
pa,n mhi'e primer Sets, making assortment
W iara. Also, how opening a fine stock of w. q.
"ate o. dTect Importation to which we invite the
se - Oh purchasers. BULKLEY co,
,-l 90 s-o' 1877 Main st.
CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE.-KEEN,
- BALDWIN CO., invite the attention of msr-
,h 20 she largest and much the most desirable
s.ook 81 CLOTHING for the wholesale trade now
"r b aa fes iar nspeetion the second floor
.ha nJaSss, when they have ever had and which
anei peuge themselves 10 sell upon as liberal terms
as those of any house In the Union. - '"' 'e'''''
40 hEEN, BALDWIN 4 co,
- l02 Main street.
8 FINE COUNTER SHOW CASES FOR
- SALE at No. % Main street.
Ms-ts v0n0KLR WEIDAnRYRR.
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n RETIRED PHYSICIAN, whose sand.

a III lhEb II ID1CIA1N, WuO5c cduus
\ of life have nearly out, discovered while in
the East Indies, acertan cure for Consumption Asth
ma Bronchitis Coughs, Colds, and General Debility.
The remedy was discovered by him when his only
child, daughter was given up to die. Hehad heard
much of the wonderful restorative and healing quail
ties OF preparations made from the East India Hemp
and the Thought occurred to him that he might make
u remedy for his child. He studied hard and sac
ceeded in realizing his wishes. His child cured
and is now alive and well He has since administered
the wonderful remedy to thousand Of sufferers in all
parts OF the world, and he has never failed in making
them completely healthy and happy. Wishing to do
much good possible he will send to such Of his
afflicted fellow beings as request this receipt with
cessfully using it. He requires each applicant to In
close him shillingthree cents to be returned
postage the receipt, and the remainder to be ap
piled to the pa ment Of this advertisement.
Address Dr. II. JAMkS. No. 10 Grand st.,
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WANTED--To purchase, 1000 cords Of
w good STAyE TIMBER, on tue stump, either
by the cord or acre 1t must be either on the Canal
or River convenient to some Of the Railroads lead
ing into Richmond, Apply at the Richmond Bar
rel Factory. corner Byrd and 18th SITS au Its
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WOOD TURNING-The subscriber is
W thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon him for the past twelve months. He hopes to
merit continuance of the same through strict
attention TO business, and promptly hlling all or
ders he receives Having purchased stock of Ma
hogany and Cherry suitable for Newell Posts and
Bailasters; Bedp0sts of all kinds constantly ON
hand; Hubs, likewise, which will sell al lowest
prices.
Shop on Main street, near Sth, under VIM & David
Gibsons Carpenter shop.
g-Im* G.. W. RI,ITS
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HN FALL GOODS. n
AAAA / have the pleasure to inform my $50
friends and the public, that am in receipt Of
tho FALL FASHION of HATS and CAPS, embra
cling all the varieties now in vogue.
JOHN THOMPSON,
No. 81 Main street, Richmond Va.
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HARRIsoNBuRG, VA, Sept Z, 1857.
Deputy Marshal Hollbuth of Wheeling arrived
i'll this place Saturday last to arrest VIM. Carr,
on the charge of robbing the mail near Wheeling
Agent on the baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and rob-
bed the mail while acting in that capacity.
Carr is the son Ut very wealthy aud respectable
parents who are now living III this place. and IS
about is years uf age lie has moved in very good
society," and acted to gain the confidence of a
great many persons since his return to this place
III March.
When the DEPUTY Marshal arrived here on Sat-
day Carr was out of town. visiting gentleman
about six miles from this place. The Marshal OBJ
tanned Sheriff Koogler, and went to where lie was
aud arrested him, while he sitting in the parlor
with some ladies. They brought him to town and
lodged him in jail until the arrival of the stage in
the evening, when they started to Wheeling with
him. His mother visited him while in Jail, and the
scene between them can never be described by
mortal pen; and no one, unless they have expe-
rienced it, can know mothers feelings, when she
behods her only son, In whom she had put all her
hopes, ted as a felOn.
DIR. j. q. Brown, prominent citizen of this coun-
ty died ut his residence In Bridgewater, on Satur-
day morning last. He was for a number OF years
ajustice of the peace, and has served years as
member of the Legislature.
Garrett King, who was arrested on the charge of
harboring slave, was acquitted. Counsel for the
Commonweath-J. I. Harris; for the prsoner-J.
T. Woodson and I. L. Yancey.
During the trial Of King, a most disgraceful
scene was enacted by two knights of the green
bag" While Mr.. Harris was speaking, Mr.. Wood
son made some remark, when Harris turned imme-
diately aud Knocked Woodson down After they
had seunled while, they were parted The court
fned Mr. Harris S..
our schools all commenced to-day, and under
very favorable circumstances. The Male Seminary,
under the control of Mr. Salyard, has betwaen *
and % scholars. Mr. kempers Female School also
commences with large number. All of tbese
persons are very able men and teachers, and we
Ure Win succeed IN building up good schools,
| heretofore ~ ueneieht
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nIVIDEND.-The Board of Directors
~ of the Richmond Fire Association have declared
dividend of So per cent. ($l75 per share) the
capital stock thereof, for the six months ending
Sept list, 1857, payable to the stockholders their
legal representatives on and after Thursday, 10th
day of September.
By order OF the Board of Directors,
Sc q-i1w M III KOSHER Sas'v
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GCH0OL FOR BOYS, OF CHURCH HILL,
~ OPPOSITE TEMPERANCE HALL.-The subscriber
turns his sincere thanks to his friends and the pub
lie for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him since
he has opened at the above place. His school is in
operation, and will continue through the Fall and
Winter months No pains will be spared to give per-
feet satisfaction.
TERMS:
Spelling, Reading and Writing per quarter s. 90
Arithmetic, English Grammar and Geography, 20
Bookkeeping, Philosophy, History, &C., 90
N. B.-The best OF reference can be given.
au 9-2aw3w A. q. SAUNDERS.
VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STANTON, VA.-Rt Rev. w. MEADE, d. D.,
President of Directory s..
1t. Rev.J JoHN's D. D., Vice President OF Direc-
tory.
Rev. r. III. PHILLIPS, Principal, assisted by full
corps of experienced Teachers
MIR. Mrs III. w. SnEFPEY Heads of the family.
The next session of this Institution will commence
on the last Wednesday in September.
Terms for the Scholastic year, for Tuition and
board, including tcdshi,I1, fuel light and furnished
rooms 500. Languages, Music and Drawing extra
Registers sent, ON application 70
Rev. R. Fl. PHILLIPS, or
Il. w. SHEFFEY, Esq.
SrAUyToN, Aug. IL, 81.
-ulW&teO3tGtSaWi1y
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Mr.. TURNER (by request of some friends) will
also open MIGHT SCHOOL, for boys and young
men, not having it in their power to attend the day
school.
Bookkeeping will be taught Thoroughly, and in
the regular mercantile manner.
~ GIFT NJ ~ n
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HEADQ'RS NATIONAL GUARD
q Richmond Sept. 5, 1857. !
ks OEDER No. 81.
X THIS command will assemble at
Lafayette Hall, en- WEDNESDAY evening, for
night parade, in full SUMMER UNIFORM, with
arms and accoutrements in order.
This is also meeting OF the utmost importance
and it is sincerely hoped that every member who has
the interest Of the company at heart will attend
promptly.
Honorary and ex-members are invited to attend.
BY order of Lieut.. JOHNSON.
r. nr,la
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WANTED-Several Journeymen Shoe
W makers, Zone TO take charge Of the repairing
iepartmentQ on both the women's and mems
ployment and good wages can be had. )
JOHN G. PAGE, JR.,
au Its No ID Market Bridge.
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HAY.-786 bales of prime Northern
IL Hay, cargo of Schooner Island City fer SALE TO
arrive by MARK DOWNEY