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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-12-15
MORNING SESSION.

DECEMBER I'd, 1853.
The G. d. metpursuant to adjournment; {;
ali the regular officers in place; and was
opened in due form.
Minutes of yesterdays proceedings read
and approved.
The Finance Committee submitted the
following
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All Of which is submitted,
ISAAC JORDAN, Com.
II. F. RAMSAUR,
The Report was adopted.
The following Officers were elected for
the ensuing year:
Rev. A. w. CUMMINGS, d. d., Asheville, G.
W.P
JAMES SLOAN, Greensborough, G. w. A.
A. NJ GoRnAN, Raleigh, G. S.
w. K. MARTIN, Franklin county, G. Tr.
Rev. P. DoUB, D. D., r. G. Con-, G. Chap
D. n. SHERWOOD, Greensborough, G. Con-
CHAs. OvERMAN, Charlotte, 6. Sentinel.
NJ. w. p. Townsend, by invitation, in
stalled the Officers elect.
On motion of P. G. w. P. Sterling, it
was
Resolucd, That we have with great pleas
ure enioyed the presence and counsel of
our distinguished brother, B. d. TowNs-
END, NJ. w. ?. Of N. D., appointed by the
G. D. Of South Carolina, to attend the ses-
sions of this G. d. And in our opinion
such intercourse between brethren is emf
nently beneficial and desirable, tending to
harmonic our operations and to stir one
another up to love and good works.
ResoEged, That we will appoint at each
annual meeting, Members of this G. D. as
delegates to the G. D. of S. G. for the year
succeeding their appointment.
In Pursuance of the above resolution, the
following Representatives were appointed
Delegates to visit the sessions Of the q. d.
of South Carolina for the ensuing year
viz :-Richd, Sterling, w. NJ. Grier, P
Nicholson, Peter Doub and A. w. Cum
mings.
The Grand Division adjourned till to-
morrow morning, 10 o'clock, with the
understanding that the members Of the G
D. meet at 81 o'clock this evening, tC
unite with Greensboro Division, in a pub
lie demonstration and speaking.
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Total Receipts S1080 90
:" Expenditures 1862 90

Balance on hand SIT 70
The amount Of 5000 was enclosed by
mail to the NJ. w. Scribe, to be placed to
the credit Of this g. d. with the n. D. 1t
was mailed at Raleigh on tile 30th Of Jan
uary last. The NJ W. S. informs me it
never reached his hands. A letter from
him is herewith submitted. Whether the
n. d. or this G. d. or the CIR. Scribe is to
lose the amount, | leave for this G. D. to
determine.
Fraternally submitted,
A. NJ GORMAN. G. S.
This Report was, on motion, referred to
the Committee appointed last evening, to
classify the G. w. P.'s Communication
also for classification and reference.
The Standing Committee on Colportage
appointed at last annual meeting of the
Grand Division, submitted through theil
Chairman, Rep. Sterling, the following:
Report of the Committee on Colportage
The Committee on Colportage, in pre-
senting their 0rst Annual Report to tht
Grand Division, beg leave to refer to tn,
Report submitted at our Semi-Annua
meeting, for the causes which prevented
them from carrying out the wishes of th,
G. D. at an earlier period. And even now
the same causes have limited our operation
much more than we could desire. tt wa
not until returns from Divisions for tn
third Quarter began to come in, that YOU
committee felt themselves justified in Of
| dering Tracts and Books for distribution
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The Grand Scribe presented the follow
ing:
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NO. Is.

Draft, because Northern exchange could
not be had in Raleigh as the time. Your
Committee have no doubt If the correct
ness of our 6. Scribe's statement that the
money was mailed; and rs this is the usu-
al manner of transmitting funds to the n.
D.-and as our Gr Div. has discharged its
duty in forwarding the money. it was the
misfortune of the Y D and NOT the fault
of our q. ID. that the funds were lost
through the mails; and we are of the opin-
ion that the n. d. shonld sustain the loss.
and not us. And we recommend to this
effect and that our G. s forward ss.the NJ.
w. S. copy of this action Of this G. D. in
the premises.
The Committee offer the following:
Resotved, That the matter Of lost money
be referred to our Reps. 10 N. d. for them
to adjust with that body, as they may see
best.
RESOLVED, That SIC 3s;, be allowed G.
w. 2. Cummings for his expenses as G.
W. P. and Rep. 10 n d.
Fraternaly submitted,
NATHAN STOUT,
w. r. EDWARDS, Com.
w. K. MARTIN.
The Report and recommendations Of
the Committee were adopted by the G. ID.
The following resolution was adopted
Resolced, That the thanks of this G. ID.
be and are hereby cordially rendered to G.
". i. Cummings and Reps. Vance and
Nicholson, for the able and interesting Ad-
dresses delivered in the Presbyterian
Church on last evening.
The Committee on Appeals submitted
the following
REPORT:
The Committee to whom was referred
the communication Of ]. A. Tagart beg
leave to report:
That the appeal placed in the hands OF
your Committee is not in proper form, and
would respectfully return the communica-
tion into the hands Of the G. Division, and
beg to be discharged.
The Committee recommend the adop-
tion Of the following /:
ReSolOed, That the g. w. Z. appoint
committee of three to visit Big Spring Di-
vision, to ascertain all the facts complained
of by ]. A. Tagart, and to require the said
Division to furnish the next meeting Of
the G. d. with so much of their records as
has any bearing upon this case
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The Report and Resolution of the Com
mittee was adopted; and Bros. Wilkerson,
Strong and Hart were appointed the Com
mittee in accordance with the Resolution.
The following Report was read and adop-
ted ::
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AFTERNOON SESSION

The Committee on Elections and Re
turns, submitted the following
REPORT
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TO The G. ". P., officers
md IFea,, bo,.o of III I
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Rep Hamilton was appointed Assistant
Grand Scribe for the session.
Adjourned till tomorrow at 8 o'clock,
A. NJ.
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SERk CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES
HATS, CAPS, BOOTs, 20.

A3 N0TICE.-A fresh lot CT La
<U dies Misses and Children's sH0Es AMI
CATERS, just received per steamer jamestown,
and for sale at the following prices;
Ladies' black foxed GAITERS, heeied-s2 per pair
Ladies' black foxed CATERS, without heels-l50
per pair
Ladies' black foxed CATERS. without heeIs-iI2
per pair
Ladies' black and brown CATERS 20 per pslr
Ladies' black Congress CATERS, heeled-275 pc
pair
Misses black Congress CATERS. without heels
lbs per pair
Misses black Lace CATERS. without heelsl % per
pair
Misses brown CATERS, heeled-l 50 per pair
Children's fancy SHOES and CATERS from-62 ta
IL per pair
Children's plain SHOES frcm-25 10 IS per pair
ALS0-Aen's Bows and Youths SHOES Of our
own manufacture, sewed aud negged. at very low
prices JEWETT ENMERSoN,
70 25-9ts No 23i Bread St
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DRY GOODS.
lTEW GuODs. NEW GOODs.--A. K.

NEW GUODS, NEW GUUUS.-A. d.
~ PARKER Il co. have just received psr steansr
Jamestown. . variety OF new and desirable Goods,
selected In person by one OF their concern, nov In
New York. They will coalinue to be supplied from
time 10 time with whatever ID nIost fashionable.
Among the Goods Just received, are the following:
Black Fl0uncsd silk Robes
Do AQuilie do do
Cold Aquils do do
Spring silks, In Robes. Bayadere, Chene and
Satin stripe
Spring De Laines. in Printed. Bsyadere and Robes
Aquile
Plain siousselines and Debsees
Printed Challies, Challie De LANES and Pole De
Gheure
French. English and American Prints
Muslin Sets and Muslin Collars
Canbric Sets and Cambria Collars
Black Grape Sets and Black Grape Collars
ILLUSION Capes; fliusion. Berthas
Full supply OF Alexander's Kid Gloves
10 II A. X. PARkkR GO.
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JAMES RIVER HYDRAULIC CEMENT.

The celebrated James River Cement Works are
now in full and successful operation and prepared
to furnish 10000 casks monthly.
Ihe Cement is manufactured from PURE NY
DRAULIC CkMbNT STONE aud approXilnates
nea ,er the original Roman Cement than any other
in the United States
In order to maintain the high reputation it now
Possesses. the manufacture is conducted with the
greatest and SKILL strictly describing all foreign
matter, and put up In good strong casks, without
adniteration
HA- EVERY CASK WARRANTED.
Orders should DE addressed to the proprietor,
CHARLES IL. L0CHER,
Balcony Falls Va,
Or to the General Agents,
BRIDGFORD CO.,
fe Sim Richmond, Va.
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"PEopLE WHO LIVE IN GLASS HOUSES" ETC.-The
recent conduct Of the Emperor Napoleon in en-
couragiDg the hostile fuiminations of his army
against England has aroused the spirit of John
Bull, who retorts upon little Nap" with some
keen home thrusts. The London Times reminds
him that bis uncle left legacy OF $4,000 to Can
tiliion, the soldier who attempted to assassinato
the Duke Of Wellington, aud that he, Louis Ma
poieou, 10 said. shortly after his seizure of the
throne, TO have sought this person out, and TO
have paid him the legacy with interest.
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CURE FOR THE BITE oF A .dAD DvG.-A writer in
the National Intelgencer says that spirits of harris
horn 10 certain remedy for the bite Of mad dog.
The wound, be adds, should be constantly bathed
with IL, aud three or four doses, diluted, taken
iuwardly daring the day. The hartshorn decom-
poses chemically the virus insiuuated into the
wound, and Immediately alters aud destroys its
deleteriousness The writer, who resided In Brazil
for some time first tried it for the bite of
pion and found 81 O it removed pa q I'd infamma-
ton almost instantly. subsequently, he tried it
for the bite of the rattesnake, with similar sue
cess. At the suggestion OF the writer old friend
and physician tried tin Of hydrophobia, aud
always with success
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A phrisnd pheeling phuunily phigurativs, phur
nishes the phoilowing: 4ty 4tunate 4esters, 4tui-
tousiy 4tifying 4iorn 4tresses, 4cibly 4bade Atty
AmidSbie leigners 4aging Aces.
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Joachim Haspinger, the renowned clerical lead
Of the ryrolese Ia 1879, has just died the I'm.
perial castle OF Mrabel near Salzburg at the ripe
age of So. The French invaders nicknamed him
.'Capuchin Redbeard.
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10 EE EhAHe
EsnH !gATyTR MY IN MA

PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to 50,00v, corresponding with
those Numbers the Tickets printed on separate
slips of paper encireled with small tin tubes and
placed in one Wheel.
The first 49, prizes, similarly printed and sncircled.
are placed il another Wheel.
The wheels are then revolved. and q number is
drawn from the wheel OF numbers, and at the same
time Prize is drawn from the other wheel. The
Number and Prize drawn out are opened and exhibit
cd to the audience, and registered by the Commits
sioners, the Prize being placed against the number
drawn. Thisoperation repeated until all the Prizes
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs-The two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the
first Prizes will be entitled to the % Approxms-
.on Prizes. For example, II Ticket No. II, go draws
the $40 O00 Prize those Tickets numbered II PAS II 4s
ll25l. 252 will each be entitled to $500. 1t Ticket
bered 54S 49, SOL. 552 will each be entitled TO $780,
and SO ON. according to the above scheme.
la ofthe humber that draws the pre
For example,: II the number drawing the S70.0O0
prize ends with No. then all the Tickets where the
aumber ends in l. will be entitled to 500 1.-THE
Der ends with No.2, then all the Tickets where the
number ends in p viii be entitled to $40 and 80
Certificates win be sold at the following
rates which il the risk:
Certificate ola package oflo WHOLE Tickets. go
/" , quarter :. 70
In ORDERING TICKETS on CERTIFICATES
Enclose the money TO onr address for the Tickets
ordered, on receipt Of which they will be forwarded
by first mail, Purchasersoan have Tickets ending In
any figure they may designate.
The List of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
topurchasers Immediately after the drawing.
e1- Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain and give their Post Office County and State.
aS- Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay
able in full without deduction.
s- All prizes of 81, 900 and under paid immediate
" after the drawing other prizes at the usual time
Cfthirty days
All communications strictly confidential
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates TO
s. SWAN CO., Augnsta, Ga,
"a Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala. or
Atlanta Georgia. can have their orders nlled and
save time, by addressing 8. SWAN CO., AZ either
of those cities
~ list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
entitled to- will be published after every drawing In
the following papers: The Augusta GA Consti-
.utionalist. New Orleans Delta Mobile Register
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette. Atlanta
Inteiligencer, New York Weekly Day Book. Sayan-
nah Morning News, Richmond Dispatch, New York
Dispatch and PauIding (Miss.) Clarion. mh /
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WORTH READING.-Why Is it that 30

-MJ Oh1 II hGaDAN0.-Vu ny 10 IL JuAL 30
w many suffer and repine and drag cut misera-
BILE existanoe unftted for the enJoymsnts, and
ordinary pursuits OF e when relief may be obtain
ed and health and vigor restored by treatment at
convenient and safe well permanent in its
character.
To those who have suffered long with disease ult
mating In loss Of appetite, vgor and distate OF
socal Joys the undersigned tenders his professional
servioes assuring the sufferers candor aud sincerity
pleasant, convenient and proper prescriptions, a
thorough cure and sound body and mind without I'M.
pleasant restrictons or hndrance from ordinary bu-
siness pnrsuits.
All dissssss Of private nature from whatsoever
cause either recent chronic structures an irritable
bladder. &C; als2, scrofula, Asthma, Rheumatism.
Piles, &C., skilifully and successfully treated.
DIR. Harris can be consulted daily, between the
hours Of 10 A. NJ and 2. " and ] to 10 p M at his
rooms. opposite American Hetel-entrance on Main
street 4th doorAbove nth street.-the. 81, 3rd floor
Ladies VI delicate constitutions, those suffering
from complaints peculiar 10 the SEX are invited to
communicate or send their address.
In order TO satisfy an Oft imposed upon community
that there IL no Intention on the part of Dr. Ii. 70
humbug them he bcgs TO state that no fee or remu-
nerxton viii be received until entire satisfaction
shall be- given.
Gall upon or address
X. B. HARRIS, MD,
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~ $40 REWARD.-Ran away from

~ $40 REWARD.-Ran away from
* the subscriber, PHILIP TAYLOR. sad ne.
gro was bought by John Saunders, h hs' o. o.
sscsnond, to my care; and 1 furnished him with a
nass to 20 and see his wife, and return in one week
rom the date q the pass which was dated early in
Ssntenlher last. ais wife WAS then living in Ches.
tereld county. Petersburg The above T naned
nI s,ive the above reward il delivered TO me in
Richmond. or to John Saunders at Loretto in Essox
county, Va. VIM. 0. fhihAiro'
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LIME ClGARS.--I have in store large
= supply OF choice Havana and Principe Cigars,
to which 1 invite the sttsn ton 81 the public.
JN0 w POLAND, Druagist.
hH 18th street.
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A NO. PERUVIAN GUANO, AT RE-

A NO. l PERUVIAN GUANO, AT RE-
IA DUCED PRICES.-The Agentslof the Peruvian
Government having reduced their prices for Guano,
we now having shipped, and will soon be in re-
stamp "A, and in prime order. We are now pre-
pared to make engagements for early delivery, at
reduced prices, and on the most favorable terms.
We have also on hand, about 40 tons Of Patagonia
Guaao, of the cargo received last Fall, and Mex
lean Guano. of the best quality, and az the lowedt
prices CRENSHAW Il CO,
North side of the Basin, Richmond. Va.
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HEAD QUARTERS. 1857.
SADDLE AND HARNESS

"a SADDLE AND HARNESS
ksfxxSA MANUFACr0RY.-SAAU 3 COT
u AN FRkLL wholesale and retail, No ",
Main STREET Richmond, Va. retnrus hls
thauks 10 MS old friend. and the public generally
for the very libsra, patronage be has received Al
their hands for the lAst sixteen years, and assures
them that he Is at present better prepared 20 ace
mediate them than ever FROM the fact that he Las ~
his employ ment the very best hands and uses non"
but the best materials. -.
ties OF articles usually kept ia bis line. which VIII
be soll as low as they be purchassi any wkstc;
lie invites the public aud his osd trishas Aaa Sss
awarded to him By the MechsnieS lnssitn!s, a. rs
two last exhibitions-hoR0Fabe testi.eoniais q he
Inent. SAM'L S. CUTrRELL.
IA iT--dkcy3m No. us Main st.
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LOTTERIES.

-
CWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES.
AUTHORIZED BY THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
S7O,OeO!: for SO!
The following Schemes will be drawn by S. SWAN
Il Co. ManagersJt the Sparta Academy Lottery, in
each OF their Single Number Lotteries for March.
1885, at AUGUSTA, Ca, in public, under the super
Intendence of Commissioners.
CLASS 5,
To be drawn in TIE city OF Augusta Ca Ia PUBLIC, Oh
SATURDAY, MARCH 9Th, 1883.
GLASS 6,
To be drawn in the city of Augusta Ca in public, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 1873, 1883.
CLASS 7,
To be drawn In the city OF Augusta. Ga In public,
SATURDAY, MARCH 10Th, 1885.
GLASS;.
To be drawn in the city of Augusta Ca in public on
SATURDAY, MARCH q, Ie5S.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS
5435 PRIEST
NsGriy One F1=e 10 EreTy Nine Tickets.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEI
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS ! !!
PRICE q WATKINS.
The subscribers are receiving Fer jamestown. 10
in person by one Of their concern. now IN New YORK.
They will continue TO be supplied from time 70 time
with all the novelties OF the season anu tnel
the richest aud most elegant goods tnat Tue country
Affords as well varied assortment at phi es tnat
cannot fail to please. Among the Goods opening To-
Rich Velvet Cloaks aud Nantes.
Silk Taimas, MantilIas and Stella shawls
Grey Cloth Cloaks and busters
Spring silks n Robes. Bayadere, Chene and sa-
spring De Laines-in Printed Bayadere and
Robes "a Ia Guile
India Foulartis; French Fouard Robes
French and English Prints and Briantes
Party and Evening Dresses--in Rich Lace Robes,
French and English Prints and Ginghams
Cruvelia Cloths, De Beige, &c
Beautiful Lace Gets
Linen Trimmings
Victoria Collars and Sets
Full supply Alexander's Kid Gloves
Damasks Huckabacks, &c
Materials for Boys Wear
Ladies', Gents and Children's Hosiery, Gloves
fe lets PRICE WATKINS.
NEW GOODS, FEBRUARY 10TH
~ THOS r. PRICE co. are now getting in
some choice fancy and heavy Goods for the Spring
trade. Just to hand. will be found:
Choice Black Taffeta Silks
Do do Mourning do
Do do Bayedere do
Hoped Skirts, (eyery style)
Ladies' III. s Gloves
Black Velvet Ribbons
Irish Linel-4 SheetinQs, &c.
Plaid DomS dcs Cotton Usnaburgs, Brown Cot
tons, &c.
A large lot colored and Black Silks and Silk
Robes
They are still closing at wonderfully low rates
fe Its L. X. PRICE co.
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- N0NNs ! oT1RK's PA.

Nnwl NUMB B CLAKk'b FIA-
- NOs.-sEyEN OCTAVE PIANOS
p. H. TAYLOR has just opened
" ! v v several SEWN OCTAVE PIANOS,
frona the popular ranuiactury Of Messrs. NUNS
CLARK whose Instruments he has been selling dur
numerous purchasers Also. Pianos Of 6x octaves
together With several excellent second hand instru
ments which will be sold at unusually low prices
MkLODE0NS, of Pelaubets make, TO be obtained
Of this establishment only.
PIANO STOOLS. Of . variety Of patterns.
The most extensive assortment 81 MUsig ana aau'
deal Instruments in the State. p. II. TAYLOR,
IL Ztta Pinnn and Music store. lsS Main street
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TEREp BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VIR-
GINIA,-CAPITAL 100000 DOLLARSl-Money re-
ceved ON deposit in of five dollars and upwards
on which interest at the rate of per centum per
mum is paid for sums remaining six months or long
centum
The whole joint stock bound for the deposits.
Deposits received, and certificates issued by the
Cashier T. b. STARK 4 at the store OF Il. B. Spence
corner of Main and Governor streets, Richmond Va.
SAMUEL y. COFTRELL, President.
T. B. STARkE. Cashier.
G. WALTHALL, Secretary.
ia
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.NINDOW SHADE DEPOT. $50 BROAD

.M INUOW DHADE DEPUI, Z0U BROAD
STREET. the only place where you can obtain
cheap pair OF Shades. See prices:
Beautiful Landscapes 37ac, cheap at $50
Plain Shades SOC, worth ST.
Bouquets &c. worth SIPS
Vases only 81. 200
Gothic style 81, l.59
Gold and Velvet Sl.25 cheap at IS
Gold Centre $3.50, worth 4 %
Gold and Velvet centre 81, cheap at 600
Dry Landscapes 81 30, worth 800
Also, large assortment of India Rubber Table
OIL CLOTHS, a durable article. Those in want of
good article at low price. would do well to call at
NJ. GOLDEN'S Dry Goods and Shade Store,
go Broad street.
N: B.-Storekeepers and Pedlars supplied at New
York prices.
HA- Shades made to order at short notice.
Ma
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m IMPORTANT NOTICE TO

AAHAT BOOT AND CATER WEARERS. 81
From Is TO ~ per cent. saved by buying from -
j. II. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel. Best ~
quality moleskin Hats so second quality, SIS elk
fats, $3.50; fine cafskin sewed Boots, $3.50; Cox
English kid, 1915; buckskin, $685. lasting s2,50
calfskin 81 25 patent leather pumps, ST. calskin de-
1915; calfskin oxford Ties 81 rs. They all made
toorder and warranted TO wear well.
Terms. cash on delivery; one price and no sbata
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49, GENTLEMEN's CONGRESS

A3 GENTLEMEN'S CONGRESS
s1Se-S GAITERS.--We have in store a large and
yari Il assortment OF the above, embracing the fol-
lewiug yleS;
Gents Patent Leather Pump Sole Opera Congress
Caters
Gents Patent Leather Pump Sole Plain Congress
Caters
Gents Patent Leather Welted Plain Congress
GaitrIs
Gents Calf Pump Sole Congress Caters
Gents Calf Weited Congress CATERS
Gents Calf Double Sole Con ress CATERS
All Of which guarantee 10 be the finest goods,
and to wear well. Call at .. ......,
fe Is No ll3 Main ST. Richmond. va.
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RUNAW Y6.
= $40 REWARD.-Ranaway from

~ WAls.-hDscObueu iioA
w tbe service of the James River and Kanawha
Ia NCompany, on the 2tth inst, two negroes,
named JOHN aud SAM, both the property
Holm ia n mulatto and sam is bacon ool0red, anu
both young men and about se set TN c ihs
th5 mast years to Messrs Ellis Peers and others,
If this city, as transfers and boat hands, and they
are no doubt lurking about the city at TINS Tint.
The lanes Pivtr aud Kanawha Company VIII pay
what the law allows and ten dollars besides, on each
ofthem to any person who will apprehend and lodge
Them in any jail in this city, so that can Sst pos
session Of them. n Il ~ 49,,
p,,,,,,o,n gah of 1875 fe 2T-dts