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THEOLOGICAL CoNFERENcE BETWEEN Pro.
TEsrANTs AND CATHoLIcs.-A conference was held
on I'd September lsst between four priests and four
Protestant Ministe at Divonne, for discussing the
principles of Protestsntism and Romanism. There
were about twenty witnesses present. The repre-
sentatives of Protestantsm were Bungener, (the eel
ebrated author Of tho Council of Trent" and other
we'll known theological work and Jscq net. minis
tors of the national church at Geneva and Bois of
Valoncs, in France. One of the priests Mermil-
lod the editor of the "Annsles Cstholiques de Gen.
eve,p and the author of several poemical works
against Protestantsm. Official minutes could not be
them
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LONGEVITY IN EKsLAED-We lately published q
deceased in Cornwall, in her / 9Th year but some
months since there appeared in the London llusra.
or, who died in Edinburs in April, 1856 at the ad.
vanced age Of l08 having been bern in May 174 no
the census of 1851 then the Oldest PEI SON in
that city, and at her death considered lhe oldest
in Scotland Her eldest brother lied in l72s twenty
years before her BIRTH and her father In l775 30 that
She survived her father 10 years. and (which 10 %
much extraordinary that it may not again occur
In century, her brother died l2a years before her.
She long taught school In her native city, and gen.
temsn resident in London. stated he attended it
II years ago.
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WILD GAME-Never before were such large
quantities of wild game received in our markets,
and from such long distances The steady cold
weather favors its transportation that the long
lines Of Western railroad, extending to Ohio, and
Michigan and Illinois, as well as through Western
New York, all furnish their contributions. Deer
are very plenty and sell at from Is to l8 cents per
pound, for the best pieces Partridges quail squr.
rel and rabbit, are equally abundant At the same
time, have robbins pigeons, &C., from the
warm regions of the South-N Y. Express.
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There SGT foreign immigrants, who came TO Vir.
giaia last year. with e25. .l92 in cash.
Enoch Hnse, well known cigar manufacturer,
died at his residence in Newburypori, wednesday
vening
Twenty ono slaves were sold In Williamsburg,
Va last week, ~ IN average OF e552.
Teams are crossing the Ohio river on tts ice At
wheeling, Va.
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THE RETRIBUTIoN DIsAPPoINIMENT.-The dis
patch from Washington, announcing that tho Rese.
utes officers were to return home not in the Retri
button, British steam frgate,) but In the Washing
ton (AmeIicsn mail steamer.) disappointed large
number of people. The Common Council of this ci.
ty had appropriated S2500 for grand reception of
the British cers and the plan for doing the honors
had been already partially dawn up. All hands ex-
pected particularly good time. The Chamber of
Commerce Com mittee, and the Cooperative Citi-
quet; or grander ball, perhaps both combined,
wherewlth to honor and entertain their guests OF the
English navy. Lastly, but by means least the Of
fcers at the Navy Yard had made all their prepara.
tions for superb festival, that intended to dag
zle the expected guests, and make them acknow-
ledge that Brother Jonathan 10 as great in his marine
hospitality, a. he ID In his marine architecture
The ballroom was TO have been the new building
just erected for the timber shed and MOULDING loft
at the lower end of the yard 1t 10 brick struct uTe
three hundred feet long, sixty feet wide. and two
stories high and stands now nearly all prepared for
the proposed festival converted for the oceason into
fairy palace. An arbor of evergreens with triumph
81 erches erected before the entrance for fifty feet in
length, 10 hung with graceful folds of til colored
bunting and lighted by brilliant chandeliers. Next
with elegant tapestry carpeting, and entered by
staircase from the arbor. Here luxurious SOFAS
and tefe a-tefes portraits of Queen Victoria, the
Prince, and President and the blended flags of Eng
land and America are disposed In profuson every.
whore. The Saloon 10 ornamented with;every appIi-
ance to disguise the iRnal nakedness of the build
ing The most elegant furniture abounds; there is
lavish display of bunting the invariabls three
coloTs, red white and blue; portraits of Arctic dis
coverers ado the windows; a oommodiou orches-
tra intended for Dodworths band. occupies the cen
tre ar'istioally shipshsps arranged curtain sepa
rates tho Saloon from the Dining Room in which
everything to be in keeping with the character
of tie festival--N. Y. ETpyess.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

BUSINESS CARDS.
u RUMMEL & ROYSTERS
- COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
FOR THE SALE OF
MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TOBACCO
FLOUR, GRAIN, COTTON
AND OTHER PRODUCE,
NO. SO WATER ST, NEW YORK.
~ Liberal cash advances ON consiguments
JOS. BRUMMEL,
OF Stearns & Brummsl, Richuoud Va
ALEXANDER l.. ROYSTER
OF New YorA
JAMES B. ROYSTER
ja6-12m Richmond. Va
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IVAN = co.'s l11DTr8Raas. sss
CAPITAL Pa7zK.esO,seo.!

me tollowise Scheme wf1 bs drawn y D. 0wAn
20. Maaaeen Of The rear 0AiaEs ACADEMY
iH.I.hvs Of Georgia, snA the DoUTssaH nlATAav
1 A1caosny LoTTERY, Of Alsbsma, il saeh Of sAsir
Aotte nes Tor febuary, 1857 48
CLASS ID.
sss.n the city ef Mobile Ala. Il gsbIis. o.
aresy, February5, 1857,
r. CLASS a,
" TSnr.dn~ Ss e, q Atlsat,, Ga IL p bic on
CLASS oS Aisf
To be drawn In the city of Atissta a. In a-bIis a,
Saturday, FebraPy -. iasy
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NTSnERs
NJ. d., 1850 Prizes!
more maH One Prise to Ereyy Ten TYeksss!
3O: :0O0 Tickets.
MAGNIFICENT 8CEMEt
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WHAT FRVGALITY MAY Do.--Tbe Lowell (Mas
sachusetts,) Factory operatives have 81 lOl 72a
deposited in the city institutions for saviugs, in
that city, The number of depostors Is 4,4l3
which gives an average of neorly $225 to each
operative. This shows wba. .gality and q pro
per provision for the future may effect. The mo
ney usually wasted in idle pleasures by those wtc
have to labor hard for 1t, woulG, by proper hus
banding. become In few years sufficient capital
to enable the individual to employ his cwn labor
instead Of hiring ii to others.
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ivIDEND.--The Presieeng and Dlrec
sssse s semi annual Dividend of 81 per cent sub
ss1 ,s 70 deduction Of per ssat bona payable On
j. 3-2w oa.hssr.
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WEALTH OF EMIaRANTs.-There arrived At
Castle Garden, New York, last year 14i,695 emil
grants, bringing ~ "eash means" S9.642, ,l04 OF
this number SIS 055, with 81. .l0l, ,656 were destined
for New York; l3 327. with 81 1884 ,l25, for Wis-
consin; 1l.749. with $694. 765. for Pennsylvania;
l1,064. with el ,400, ,4s2 for Illinois; 70e5. with
e6el 637, for Ohio, and 6,494, with el62 1896, for
Massachusetts,
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A REMARKABLE FEAT BY SANTA CLAUS -Ou
Christmas day new and beautiful marble pulpit
was found 10 the First Baptist Church, (Rev. Mr..
Csldwelis,) j standing in the place of the former
desk Bangor Whi9.
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ber OF ships built at Quebec during the year 1856,
was forty-two, with an aggregate tonnage of 50, =
23o. There are now upon the stocks thirty seven
vessels of IN aggregate tonnage ef about q, lis
tons.
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Whole Tickets sio, Halves s Quarters $50.

Whole Tickets eio, Halves B Quarters 2so.
r Th. art sc7 Prizes are decided In the usual
nssnneI an ill l.. s...-u,n.a
- ~. Isst 6sure of the number that draws the &20-
~ es p.,,s FOR example, if the number drawing the
s9ao 600 prize ends with Ne. l. then all the tickets
shsre the number ends in l, will be entitled te S4e
~ d. numher ends with No. 2 then all the Tickets
hsrs The number ends In 2, viii be entitled to $40
Csrtifcates of Packages will be sold at the follow
ms rstes which 10 the risk
rsrtissats Of Packages of 10 Whole fisketA $50
10 Half so
"a -" 10 Quarters Is
~ AAdrsss orders for Tickets or Certificates, ei
thsr 10 o SW ~ W, Asae1sA Tn'
Al. or b. SWAN montgomery, Aia
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SCARLET FAvEk.-This disease 10 still prevalent
In Worcester, Mass, and N many Of the towns OF
OF vs chldren, who died Of this disease sy
burial st the same hour.
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/ A. q II. A. PATTESON,
y. COMMISSION MERCHANTs,
FOR THE SALE OF
LEAF AND MANUFACTURED TOBACCOs
NO: 104 FRONT ST, NEW YORK.
JAMES A. PArrEsoN,
THos. A. PATTEsoN, ja 5Sp
TOHN r. SOLOMON wholesale dealer
y in BIooms, Wood and Willow Ware, Mats Of all
Notions, 30. &C., 2lS Washington street, between
vesey and Barclay, New York, will execute orders
from Richmond on the most favorable terms.
NO 28-6m
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Rev Dr.. Deems. of North Carolina, leetured Ia
Norfolk, Va, on Thursday night last
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$3.50 prizes amounting o2O4 o.
Whole Tickets eI0; halves 5; quarters $50.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY. H

$3.50 prizes amounting e9o4, ,OlO
Whole Tickets slG ~ nHE nsIysi 81 Sps5s;
The Numbers from to so 600, correspondents with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips of encrcled with small tin tubes and
placed in one Wheel ~
The first 2l2 prizes similarly printed and sncir eled,
are placed in another wheel. ~
The wheels are then revolved, and q number 10
time Prize IL drawn from the other wheel The
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and exhib-
tied 10 the audience, and regstered BY the Commis-
sioners; the Prize being placed against the Number
drawn This operation 10 repeated until oil the
Prizes are drawn out
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs-The two preceding an d
the two .uccesding Number. to those drawing the
first IL Prizes will be entitled to the 40 Appr xima.
tion Prizes, according to the schems.
The 5000 prizes of $50 will be determined by tho
last figure of the number that draws the $50 600 prize.
For example, II tho number drawing the e60,00
prize ends with No. l. then all the tickets whore the
number ends In will be entitled to go. If the
Der ends with No. 2 then all the tickets where the
o. Certificates of packages will be sold at the fol.
lowing rates. which 10 the risk:
Certificate Of Package Of 10 whole Tietsts.....e
" 70 70 hall " ,..... 90 90
In ORDERING TICKETS or CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money to our address for the Tich cts
by the first mail Purchasers can have tiekets end.
ing in any figure they may designate. sai
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will bs
.W Purchasers will please write their signatures
PLAIN. and give their Pest Office, County and State
~ Remember that every Prize Is drawn and pay.
able in full without deduction.
q All prizes of s 900 and under, paid iumedi-
stely after the drswins-othsr prizes at the usual
time of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets Dashed or renewed IN othsr Tickets
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates either to
9. SWAN Co, Atlanta. Ga,
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% ELL & GIBSON,
D HOUSE BUILDERS.

u ELL q GIBSON,
- HOUSE BUILDERS
MAIN, BETWEEN 9TH AND 9Th STREETS,
Are now prepared to furnish DOOR-BAEE, ARCHI.
TRAVE and CORNICE MOULDINGS OF sny pat
tern; Door and Window Frames; Sash, Blinds and
Doors, as promptly and ON as accommodating terms
am house in the city.
e. Orders from the country will meet with such
attention as will ensure the satisfaction of those who
may pstronize US.
WILLIAM g. BELL. WILLIAM T. GIBSON
ia l6-d&c1ms
~ Qate U. 8. Navy) Office, on Main between 9th
and 10th Streets opposite Corinthian Hall.
ja6-Staw1m
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WsAT THE FRENCH SAY.-The French editors
beginning to open their eyes the fact that the u.
etates arc wileding no little influences abroad
Iney think we are grest christisn power, whose
enslrs cannot any longer be separated from these
o. Europe; that we possess the position the coudl
ton. OF possessins great military means by land and
sea- ana that we have vital interests In common with
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The undersigned, hsvlDg taken q lease for term
OF years on the American HOTEL respectfully solicts
sshae of patronage from his friends and the public
ne pledges himself that effort his part shall be
spared to render his guests comfortable and 10 sus
tain the present reputation of the house
lsZ-h w pIcunp
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4 UmHhK AND MAHl1.1NY YaHn

/ u,HnnN AND WAHUt.ANY YAKD.-
- The subscriber, having purchased the stock and
Iessea ne yard OF messrs. r. L q. Whitfield. cor
ner Of 10th and Cary street. will continue the LINN
heI and Mahogany business heretofore conducted by
Them, and trusts by strict attention to his business
10 receive the patronage of the trsde and ell others
in want of Lumber aud BuiIdine Material He re-.
speotully requests ihe favorable attention of the
former patrons Of Messrs 4. q g. Wbi field and
Ieeis conhdent from his experience in the business
will give sstisfaction
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VILE RxiLRcAD II -Yisrss Al

RANG IMENT.-On and eitef Wo9nSe
dsy Octr Let, lass, the mail train viii leave RICH
MOND daily (Sundsy's exeeptedl at Q o,soes, A
NJ eonnectiss q the Junetion with eouth-siSe An,t
road 70 Lynchburs at II u, and srrivs q psnville
S r. n Returnine Iesvs Danville q TIA =. - con
meeting at the Jsnctioa with South Side .arosd g
Retesburg Or Lynchbafe 1t II ~ and arrive M q
Richmond st Sis, r. n. Tho train viii stop fos
passengers at the following points only; Mancne:'
ter kobioa's, Coal-held. Tcmahswk, Pswhstsn, nse'
toax Chua, Amelis C. H., Jetsrsville Jsnnine Ordi-
nary, Junctten, Rreesa Mshsnin, Ksysvills, Dssaes
Branch, Moainsferd kosaoke, Ciesss. 0scttsbsfel
Dsnville. ~
Children over and under u year sfseA snAsslcssd
ssrvants half price, 8ervsnts travelling b thsmssvee
must b Furnished with tive pssaea . tbse one msy
be retained ct the ofcs where they psrshaee tAeif
tickets, end Y mnst Be exprsaiy sfatS1 - thsy heve
pesmisdon to Iide On the sam - q .u.
Pa0eaeeu for faEmvtlls, LyneAhWos Wy1aes1net
Abingden, Va, and Jcnssbesv, 1ae.livilie 81
knoxviltc, Tenn. sonaeet with esssarelAe Asanees
st Jnnctiea. ss.ss ssssk
Passengers Tor 0rs~asber1 anA ealea ~. Is 81.
nset daily Il Dsaviile With heaessty - -
iine Of esaees
ThronSS = vuVQle..................o9 i
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euPPosrD DIscovsAY OF TIE Tower OF BABr1
letter In the Boston Traveller, from Beirout ds.
tod December 8, after giving an account of visit by
mI Place, French Consul at Mosul, to the plains Of
Arbela, has the following account of q discovery
supposed to be the veritabe Tower of Babel:
Passing on. Mr.. Place and his party at length din
covered what they be eved to be nothing less than
the vertable remains of the Tower of Babel-the
wonder of wonders, and the grsndest spectacle which
the eyes of mon can contemplate in this age Of the
world This proud tower, which was built in def.
Of Heaven, and aimed to pierce the very skies
has lost in the course Of ages its cloudreachns ele
vston Six of Its eight stories have fallen and
bled into DUST but the two that remain high
that they may be seen for fifty sixty miles around
The base OF the tower Quadrapgular, and each side
about 500 feet long, The tower Is made Of bricks and
Of the pursst clay, and of " hite colsr, which 10
little shaded wi yellow tint. Under clear sun,
and a. whole, this ancient monument of human
skill and daring presents fine blending of colors
which sets the the painters pallet tint at defiance
Before being the bricks had been covered with
characters traced with the accuracy of the hand of
writing master. Near the top Of the letters, the
straight strokes adorned with hourshes resem-
bling the heads of nails All was neat, regular and
severe; and indeed, those Who saw these specimens
of ancient calligraphy affirm that tn fathers of the
human wrote q better hand than their children
Among the interesting discoveries of Mr.. Place
were certain inscriptions llets OF gold. silver and
copper, and also upon metal now unknown, and
which has somewhat of the appearance of ivory. 1t
has been subjected to the experiments of nteli-
gent metslurgst, and its qualities will soon be a.
certsined.
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kcs-HUing- Tobacco Msrka. 8
coRRKsPoEDrscEo THE pIsPArcE

IsE EVANSVILLE, VA Jan. IL, 1857.
Dunng iast week several of our citizens were
engaged In filling their icehouses The ice was
nos more snan two or three inches thick, but very
clear and nice -
Negroes have been hiring ct very high rates.
5000 farm hands brought from one hundred to one
nunored and ffty dollars Factory hands ranged
from one bundled and twenty five to one hundred
sod sixty and seventy dollars. Women hired from
nfty to one hundred dollars. -
Owing 70 the cold weather the manufacturers
nave not been able to get much tobacco. There
nave been only two or three small lots brought TO
sown but though their hands had oil been idle. and
source OF expense, they seemed to be rather in.
1iuerent about bidding. Tobacco brought verv
Iow prices but they are not BY any means to be
considered - criterion by which to iudee of ours
as tobacco market One has only to observe the
sales ~ published in the Tobacco Plant 10 see that
tnere is very large quantity of tobacco sold here.
ana mat 1t brings high prices. True, the specula.
tors ger good portion Of it, but vast quantity is
manufactured here, All Of our factoriss seem 10
have done good business during the past wear.
SO great are the transactions 10 the money mar.
ket that one bank s not sufficient for the dema
OF the community, and We understand that . com.
mittee has been sent to attend the meeting of the
stockholders Of the Farmers Bank to petition the
establishment of branch Of that bank in Clarks.
Vile This we take As . sign of the prosperity of
our community.
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soaDip; Among the appiicants to the comnitfes
OF COUNCIL Of Cincinnati for wood at half price last
week VISA man who IL estimated to be possesssd Vi
hard cash to the amount Of el0,c01 or 8 so 0o0 Of
eourse his application refused this beipe
Cd only for the Observing poor"
C0MrLfMeHT:-Jhs London altar. December
18TH says: 1.-THE Yankees are emIns pfly prscfiosl
people; they do mot dream OF quarre fling suaona
fhsmsslvts or with us; and no people do Generous
act more Grsesfnlly. When Ireland wss in misery,
the Americas people ssnt TO that then unhappy
esuntfy scmsthjns mora than sympsthy." -
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Baltimore
7" Philadclphla, 6U0
The track of the Railroad between Richmond and
the Potomac River, 10 new undergoing rels Half
of it being already conpeted with edge rail Of
perior quality, and moro than million Of pas
senrers have been heretofore safely and satisfactorily
transported ever this route, 1t d hoped snA believed
that no one will be induced BY tho misrepresentation
embraced in the advertisement over the signature OF
WH D. Whitcomb, Supeftn to select the longer
and more circuitous route referred 70 therein Tho
r. kF.P r. r. has been in operation for twenty-two
years and In s that time passenger has either bean
killed or crippled BY accidents from snake heads OF
otherwise which 10 without parallel ln the history OF
railroads in this country. 8. RUTH,
superb fendent Of Trsnsportsttos.
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tAGLE SODA WATEM KHTABLI1H.
MimNTIThe best article Is awsys the cheapest,
sIeie and this 10 smphaticslly the case with CAN
thLps eelebrsted filtered Soda Water. III apv
sooy doubts T. let them try 1t for themselves and b.
aeiphia Porter, Ale and Champssns Cider in onsn.
es TO suit customers ~ the above articles ara not
ioand TO be OF the first quality. tho none viii hs
refunded. W CAERIEIn va De
hsnufsetory 2esh, between Main and FrsnElis sts
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- rszszzIzU GREAT NORTHERN
FL AND SOUTHERN ROUTE

LY SUNDAY NIGHT ExCEPTED,l BETWEEN
RICHMOND, BALTIMORE PhILADELPHJA IA
WASHINGTON.-0ver the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad, to the Potomac River.
steamers thence to Washington, iffy6ve mies-in
all $50 miles in seven hours being comfortable and
perfectly safe rate Of speed.
gage under charge of special agents checked through
to Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphis and Now
York
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a g Is.sSss i;; :s.;i III; s,::.;:;: !: ::S
Express to and from Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich.
mond, by steamers Jsmestown and Roanoke, which
leave New fpTs or iey sHeay ~ sy a1S Saiu.asy
Lynchburg, Salem Wytheville, and the principal
places In Virginia and North Carolina, pre-
rates, every kind of Merchandise Valuable Parcels
Jewelry, 1c,, to the above named cities, and all
places on tho seaboard. sn8
Our Express on the Steamships will be scsomps-
MED by special Messengers, who will give their Dor.
sonal attention the careful banding Of eoods en-.
trusted to the ADAMS EXPRESS co.'s 6tesmship
Express.
Shippers will please take notice that psekases 70
points In Virginia and North Carolina will be seat by
steamers, unless otherwise marked.
Freight received day Of sailing. until o'slosk
IN. j. l.. MACDONU0H,
ARent of Adams Expreep Co
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In retiring fr0m tiis i.umher and NInho1
shy Business, permit to say to our friends and
the puolc, that our successor, Mr.. PARKER will be
"aha correct and prompt business man. we'll entitled
20 their patronage and confidence Thank mi for the
hoere patronage heretofore bestowed ON us, we ask
q oShlhosnce OF the same to successor.
our oihcs for the present will continue at Mr.
ia
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VRENsHAW d WElILFORD,
~ ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Will practice In tho Superior and Inferior Courts
Of Richmond city and adjscent counties, and tn.
Federal Courts held In Richmo ond and Norfolk.
e Office, Governor street, second door from
Franklin street. js 5-dlmcSm
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ESPECIAL NOTlCE.-Expre~ packages for
Norfolk, Petersburg, Richmond and all places In Vr
Einis and North Carolina intended fer shipment BY
Steamships Roanoke and Jamestown, will hereafter
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
who are the authorized Agents for Express privileges
on these ships
Office of the Now York and Virsinfs etsamshlp
Company. LUDLA0 PLEAbANTb,
ap4-n Agents.
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''"o 80 IAS A. COwARDIN.
IN. 900 Ttekets.-3,3 1907 Prizes.
aRlLLANT SCHEME

.s,y osr PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS.
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IOHN w. DAVIES.
y DEALER IN AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
MARBLE, BROWN STONE AND GRANITE
MAIN STREET. BETWEEN 9Th AND 9TH SITS.
MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEAD PIECES,
House and Store Fronts, Window and Door sils, &s
Buryng Grounds enclosed with Stone and Iroo Rail.
ing First Premium awarded BY the Meehanis6 IL.
Gitute and Agricultural Society of Virginia.
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