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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-04

VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK-CHAR-
Y TERED By THE LEGISLATURE OF VIR-
GINA CAPITAL 10000 D0LLARs.-Money re-
ceved on deposit = sums Of five dollars and upwafs
which interes It the rate OF per cehl,uh PEI ai,
num Is nald for Sums remaining six months or long"
err for shorter periods interest at the rate oil per
centum. -, ,..
D. posits received, and certificates issued by the
Cashier T. b STAkKE at the store OF y. Il spence,
SAMUEL i. COrTRELL, President.
L. b. STARKE, Cashier.
G. WALrHALL, Secretary.
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BELLEVUE UOSPITAL.-This Institu-
~ tion, which has been in successful operation for
the last fire years, is situated on
CHURCH HILL. RICHMOND, VA,
In delightful, airy position, and is furnished with
every convenience Conducive to the comfort Of pa
tients and the successful treatment 81 disease.
1t has lately undergone extensive repairs. Rooms
have been nicely fnTn-hed suitable to the
dation OF gentlemen who may find it inconvenieut to
be- treated at their prva'e 10 lgiuss.
Particular attention will be paid to the lytng-in
lrGrttS, which peculiarly comn6dious.
TERMS:
Jhyahle on the reiaordL Qfths Ihtieatl
White patients, per week.......................s6
Culor"d d. .-.............
Private Rooms .................SI to SO
IT, City acceptapces required FIR patients from
the country. unless where the parties known to
one Of the Physicians of the Hospital.
This includes all charges for Board Medical attend
Huce, Nursing and Medicine. By an arrangement
with the Inhrmary OF the Medical College, small
additional feA, ranging from 81 to $50, will be
charged for Surgical cases The particular sum may
the attending Physicians.
No small pox admitted.
The undersigned will give their personal attend
ance to all patients placed in their Hospital
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS:
JAMES BOLTON, NJ. D.,
Grace street. between 4th and 5th.
THOMAS POLLARD, NJ. D.,
Basement of the Powhatan House.
.. A. CRENSHAW, NJ d..
Franklin St. next door below Trinity Church.
WIN. w. PARKER, Nj. D.,
Franklin st - doors below Ballard House.
w. b. MANN, NJ. D.. Resident Physician.
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BOARD or TRADE OF Richmond
aVkACx L. KENT, Pres't. K. b. BENTLEY, Treas'r
WILLIAM h. IsAAcs, Secretary.
Ctaanatttes u Arbitration.
WILLIAM s. DOMAIN, Chairman.
/. W. GLazYBRooK JAMES b. DUPUY.
I. W. NcCANCR, L. ID. CRENsHAw.
N-ta
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R@BArus, BArus!i BArpstl

Ei2s~ BATHS! BATHS BArHsl Hot,
cold and shower baths can be had daily from 6
O'Clock, A. VI. to half past 2. NJ, at the hair cut
ting. shay Ing and shampooing room under the Amer
lean Hotel Entrance on 18th street Single bath
q cents. or five tickets for 81.
r, G. H0BSON.
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O. DOUBLE AND SINGLE
-ozRnA GUNS, PISTOLS. RIFLES. 6c-I have
3in store, a large and complete assors-
ss1xAAs<nz inent II Double and single Guns, Rich
mond ifies Cots eel. brated Five shoot@rs Aliens
kevolvrrs. Single Pistols. OF every descriptions Shot
Belts. Powder Flasks bid Bags, Powder. shot and
Cap, Bowie Knives Dirks. sword and other Walk
ing Gamer, Dram Bottles, &C.
Guns and Rifles made 10 order stocked and altered
10 percussion. Keys Fitted. and Repairs Il all kinds
done with dispatch. JAMES WALSH,
Gun Importer
do 2i-lm doors above St Charles Hotel,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-04

DICOTS MAGIC WASHING FLUID,
L IL the only article of the kind that really does
what il is represented to do The great reputation
it has obtained and increasing demand for it, has
produced many worthless limitations. SO be on your
gu ard. aud use only that manufactured by
ia | L. J. PICOT, Druggist.
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'HE business of SAMUEL AYRES will
hereafter be conducted In the name IF SAMUEL
AfRES son, L. W. Ayres having this day been
admitted q partner. SAMUEL AYRES
RICHMOND, Jan. LIST. ls5S
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f6rFRRsH LgroHEs.--I have

ceived, by Adams' Express fresh lot of Swedish
LEECHEs, which will be applied upon most reason
able terms.
P. s.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
to- Can be found at all hours OF the day ut the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, and at
night on 9Th street. French Garden HUI.
InY E1-ta r G. H0RS0N.
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To
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
WITH BALD HEADS.

eg~IAP0RTANr
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Gen1 Insurance Agent and Medical Examiner.
ja2-2t
pUMPs-PUMPs.-We have this day
entered into aCo-partnershp. and call the atten=
ton of those in want to sample of the Old style
Log PUMP. which has been in use for hundreds of
years. and proves the best Pump ever used. We are
prepared to put Pumps in wells at the lowest
CASH prices. at short notice, and finished in the
most approved style, which warrant to give salts
faction. Shop on Westham Plank Road, half mile
from Richmond. All orders from the country prompt
~ attended to SUTER Il COSBY.
ia 2-dfm
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Ss1S4 ESh hhxu, Soutbkn-
IL. Ing about eight acres 81 land In good state Of
cultivation. having good spring OF excellent water.
brick dwelling house for the comfortable sccomnao-
dation OF small family. stable and carriage housr.
This place 10 situated about two miles and 4 half
from the city. the Meadow Bridge Road, imfns-
distely the Central Railroad and Ia very suitable
for a market garden
Possession can be had on the LIST day Of January
next. Amy person desirous OF renting 10 invited 70
visit the place.
Por term, which win be accommodating, Apply 10
de zS--dIs ADOLpM DILL.
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N: the first floor the Dry Goods store, Ne.
q Main street. only TO single persons, or family
without children il will be rented. Good references
are required, and possession given immediately
Apply 10 ). STSAUSE,
de 2T-I2t# n Main street
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40 HuMBUa, NO EXPLOSIONS |!

~ All goods handled carefully.-If you wish to
buy Confectionery. Fruits &c. Wholesale or retail
you will have only to call at No. 10 Main street,
where you can be certainly pleased
LII nANID ZONES & 20
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By Larus 4 Shine.

THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGIL
i MA To THE SHERIFF OF HANOVER
COUNTY GREETING: We command you 10 sunni on
the Virginia Central Railroad Company TO appear st
the CLERKS Office Of our County Court for the said
Cnunty on the Rules day, on the first Monday IN
January next to answer Mary g. Casey, Of pi-a Of
tres,ass on the case-DamaGe, two hundred doilars-
nd have then there this writ.
Wifness: WILLIAM y. WINSTON. Clerk Of orr said
court The 2sd day of December 1857 Ia the sd year
Of our foundation. HM' ". "iSoAoS'
''p' WM. 0. WINSTON. O. nc.
An action on the case:
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n MORE NEW AND DESIRABLE
BOOTS AND sH0ES-Just 10 hand by In
press the following kinds, Wig: Ladies' thick
sole Black Gait, rs: Ladies thin code DO; La
E0otees; Velvet slippers, nice quality, only SIX css.
per pair; white Kid slippers. only HIS psr pairg
Slippers &c. Also, Misses Shanghai Hofocco and
(iast B.ots, with aud without heels thtk and thla
sale at very low prices, BY MARCUS HARRIS.
IL is3 broad street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ntsy~ pam srArrmsxrs g, y,

1~ PAIN STATEMENTS or PAora =
On, HAMPTON, now aged So years, speaks Hear him,
Are you sickf Beware Of limitations, AN ,sr
Hampton's Vegetable Tinctare. The many cures
made by this pheasant and safe remedy may induco
A medicine must have merit, and great merit too.
- stand the test Of public opinion. No ART OF rufn
can saivanze worthless article, 10 keep il up
a. good medicine, II ii be not really So
COED medicine will live, become popular and ex-
The people readily ind out It's virtues and the fame
of them passes freia mouth to mouth with more ra-
pidtty than newspapers can spread IT, living wit
ness testifying to the a medicine has made for
him. ia of more service than any newspaper adver.
tising.
In prsof Of what we say above, we refcr you 10
Hamptons Vegetable TinetuFe and its effects,
Ma WV. HTaH, No. lsa South Paca stroet, Bati-
mora, cured of Rhenatism. py spopSia and Nervous
Disease.
Ma. EnwIN NJ. srRaSxLIN. No q Register street,
Baltimore most dreadful case OF Scrofnls of years
stan hing lost number Of pieces Of bone. restored to
health.
MIss MARY scorlEIp. Teacher. No. go Baltimore
streeth case, after years OF suaeflng has sston-
shed her friends. Let the afflicted call 70 see her.
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DlsEAsE, &C.
Mr.. Wm. Oldham, of Baltimore Custom House, SUI
fered from these complaints Cor Is months with body
and mind severely affected. He was cured oy lamp
tops Vegetable Tincture, after other things failed.
CoUuH. CONSUMPTION, &C.
Mr.. Henry 9. Winn had cough for yearH-great
weak nees. &C. had In all i've OF SIX physcians rie'i
al the remedies, but was cured only b, ,r,,,u
HANPToS'S fEGErABLE TINCTuRk.
AT Delicate Ladies aud Children viii please give
SOLD BY PURCELL, LADD d Co, Richmond; By
Dr. SKE II ~ sas pragssss z
more, and by Druggists and shopkeepers everywhere
Es- 81 psf bottle six bottles for 81. Sc S-d&c
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lsSOLUTION,-The co-partnershlp
- hsretotore existing between the ssbscriblrs he
Ing dissolved by Limitation lat January, is, it
due tothe concern All persons VIII ase accounts are
que. are requested to make immediate pay ment. as
longer Indulgence cannot be given
PEYT0S JOHNSTON
Richmond, Jan. !, 1883.
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NOTICE 10 RAILR0ID MRN---7'

NOTICE TO KAILKUAD MEN. Tbs
~ snbserfbar wishes 70 employ q MAN N take
charge of the construction Of n Tunnel on the Dc1
Pedro the "a Railroad OF B axis. The Tunnel viii
D. aooat $50 fest long, win hsyB three shafs. with
an en CINE each shaft and other necessary machine
RI He will be required 20 engage himself for hys
wears and must understand his business thoroughly.
The TnnneI wiilba about % miles from RIO DE- Jane
riu,-and ID ~ healthy as any mountainous country
can he. "
la s-im kOBE6T HAhtGI.
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III PAIES Extra Leaf Laru, Ianulng
az this morning, for sale by -
WOMBLK & CLAIBORNE,
jal No. IL Pearl street.
DRIME Bacon Sides, Shoulders and
L. Joes lane ing and for sale by
WOMBLE IL CLAIBORNE,
raI No. II pe#ri street
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se- For sale by all Druggists.
PURCELL, LADD 4 Co,
d 7-dIcwts Wholesale Agents.
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49, good schooner RO KING, Leeds master,
having thu greatest portion OF her cargo engaged
and going on board. Will have dispatch For remain
la lit w ID. COI0TTTF IN
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sIPrBI1c MEETING IN M.ScuEsrER-

No. :. Under the Exchange Hotel. 18th street,
de SLIM Richmond, Va,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-26
RESIDENCE EOR SALE

elS 5, and in block OF Strours and otba,s. 40
i clifton To Mineral Point. with good r-,y,s n -,
llSlalls I'VE rooms besides the pantry and cel ar
eisteTn stable and Observation-Disclosures ,vIl fa, "a
an N ali respects desirable residence clear ~
upon easy terms part cash time for the hafaura
Also he undivided half OF Lot So Yleit's Snrvav
aineta Point and buildings situate on HIGH serea -
ne premises now occup led by G. W Colb,s sfor.
So BUSINESS stand ". 7. K r. HENRY
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-26

For - full Course of Instruction. s4u On
! ? For further particulars address
Is p. ;. BACON, Principal
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-26
ADDRESS OF THE CONVENTION To eEoprr
WASHINGTON, PRESIDENT OF CONGRESS-

The following is the address of the
Convention which framed the Cons,jtu
ton of tie United States to George Wasl-
ington, the President of Congress. Ii is
a document which cannot be too daanIv
reflected upon. 1t shows most clearly
aEd conclusively with what spirit Of am
Ity, mutual difference and concession. this
sacred bond Of our Union was formed.
SIR: We have now the honor TO suh-
init for the consideration of the United
States IN Congress assembled, that Con-
stltuuon which has appeared to US most
desirable
The friends Of our country have long
seen and desired that the power Of mak.
ing war, peace, and treaties; that Of lew
ing money ami regulating commerce. and
the correspondent executive AID judicial
Authorities, should be tuly and efectuag.
ly vested IN the General Governmen, Of
The Union; bu. the Improperly of dele
gazing such extensive trusts to one holy
- o't0CA'' IielCe results the
necessity OF a different Reorganization.
II l. obviously impracticabIe in The Fed.
eraI Government Of these States, to s..
cure all rights Of independent SOVEREIGN.
NY to each, and yet provide for the inter.
est and safety Of all. Individuals errar-
lnS INTO society must give up a shape of
IoerIy 10 preserve the rest. The maoni.
'ude o The sacrifice must depend as well
on situation and circumstance = ., H.
OBJECT 10 be Obtained. 1t is at al times
difficult to draw with precision The line
between those rights which must h., sur
rendered, and those which NAV ba re-
served; ami on the present occasion this
difficulty was increased by difference
among tie several States as 10 their si,,
'a'I0n' extent, habits, ana particular IN
terestS.
In All our deliberations On this s,,;...
we have kent steadily in our view H.,
which appears to US the greatest ip,erss, /
Of every true American. rHE coxSor,n,
TIoS OF OUR UNION, in waich is involved
our prosperity, felicity, safety, and psr.
laps our national existence. this ;mro-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-26

60 let's crawl down 10 the boys. Ask them
if they have bench to stick out 10 drop
down on"
Yes, come on, bring down your cards /
If You have got any, was the response. /
The lower windows were hair grated, /
but there was an opening large enough
to admit the body of man. The bench
was thrust out, lots were cast, and SIX of
the twelve financial jurors passed out of
the upper room into the lower one. Com
miserating their broth rem up alcft," the
six financial case jurors proposed that the
yet unfinished "burthin'' should be sent
up, and six Of the killing case Jurors vol
unteered 10 form a committee and 90 up
with the Jug Climbing up over one an
others shoulders in the dark was no safe
nor rapid NOV ement, but at length, the
arduous feat was duly accomplished, aud
the mixed juries as long as the candles
and whiskey lasted, had the best kind of
time, all things considered Near mid
night they fell into a comfortable snooze.
About the break OF day a laundering rap
! rap. rap! at the jury room door, aroused
the sleeping jurors.
Have you decided upon verde, g.
:" We have, by snakes = cried one of
the killing case jurors.
L" Get up. boys" cried the foreman.
lets give in verdict, for I'm about froze
and starved out. There was unanimous
acquiescence by the Twelve The
sheriff, S deputy opened the door and
marched the jury into court; the sheriff
proceeded up stairs to stir up the other
/ jury.
q Have you agreed, men,-are YOU
ready TO sc into court e.
- Lord bless you, sheriff, yes sir !" cries
one of the tagged cut financial jurors
=" Let US down, o sheriff, do g.
Open went the door, some of the Jurors
were none the better of the nights Iiba-
tons, aud sleeping in the cold, uncouth
room rather inclined 10 make up verdict
suddenly. They seized their hats and
marched into court
Mr.. Foreman cries the clerk, "have
you agreed upon verdict a''
. We have - was the solemn response.
+ " Guilty, or not guilty g.
I GUILTY.
/ Stop Hold on T. cries the prisoner
/ DeviIcatcher
I Silence -
+" shan't do it," he yells.
Si-lence-e-er' cries the court.
" No, I'm hanged If | do, Judge -
! Sheriff, secure the prisoner" bawls
the Judge
Judge" continues the prisoner, :. do
/ you see that jury' Sheriff do you know
4 them ?"
" Eh . What g says the Judge.
" Here's pooty mess, that's a fact. :"
/ exclaimed the sheriff, as he rushed out of
one court into the other, and in minute
rushes back again exclaiming:
Judge discharge this jury, the cussed
whelps are all mixed up with the other
jury and how they got mixed up in this
way, II be shot if can find out"
The Judge gave them JEssY, discharg-
ed them Amos Devilcatcner was re-.
manded 70 Jail from whence he made his
sudden exit that night blessing his eve
sight that detected the mixed jury, and
saved his bacon. Barber, the financjer
" cot of pretty much he same NAM
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-26

PRIN TING OFFICE
FOR SALE.
ft'EE TYPES, PRESSES, FURNITURE, and all the
the necessary fixtures for a Newspaper and job Of
Bee heretofore used in the establishment of the Nipers
Point Democrat, are offered for sale at q bargain
For particulars enquire of
~ NJ N. COTHREN.
"Aitlsf1i A"ihts Dct 18Th, 1897. 4ltf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-26

tant consideration, seriously and deeply
impressed on our minds, led each State
in the Convention to be less rigid on points
of inferior magnitude than might have
been otherwise expected; and thus the
Constitution, which we now present, is
the result Of a spirit of amity, and of that
mutual Difference and concession which
the peculiarly OF our political situation
rendered indispensable.
That ii viii NEE, the full and entire
appreciation of every State is not, per-
haps, TO be expected; but each will doubt
less consider, that had her Interests been
alone consulted, the consequence might
have been particularly disagreeable or in
furious to others; that /; is liable 10 as
few exceptions as could reasonably have
beer expected, We hope and believe; that
1t may promote the lasting welfare OF that
country SO dear TO Us all, and secure her
freedom and happiness, is our most ar
dent wish.
With great respect, we have the honor
TO be, sir. your Exceilency's most obedi-
ent and humble servants.
By CNASIMous ORDER OF THE Con-
vEsrIoS. His l1xcellency the Presiden,
/ of Congress.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-26

Viz Spiedld Farm known Plum Grove Farm stu
ateI on he main travelled Road between the CITY Of
st'tf.I Nolnt and the Town OF DodgevilIe. four
the X 4 Depot. containing 81 acres 70 acres
iiloeF ami the remainder Prairie 800 of which is
ssneed and l4O under cultivation. The soil is OF the
iangiiyIag and one of the most healthy To-
cations mat can be found this State there are set ont
quantity of the Hedge Tree eoulpo j OF pa5fv Witt
1'- an "lAeT substantial improvements there is
% Ten thousand Apple trees of the deScrjp-
tlon iouT years from the CRAFTS which can fe b, 800,
'ey or IN connection with the Farm all Of which can
ply to the Subscriber, the primises. f
Dodseville, Dec. I25n, 1851 Ii !. 4a,f
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-26
BACON'S
-IiDLSON MERCANTILE COLLEGE.
Corner OF Aiifllin and Pinkney Streets,
ISACDN

hAD1SDN, n Is.
Branch gf Bac0Hs Msreaatje College. Cincinnati Ofio
THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully a.lro1rc,s that he.
has got his new College EIic1 Completed The school
opened tor the reception Of Pupils all neceserv ar
judgements made Tor giving COMPREHENSIVE and
thorough course III Commercial instruction Than can t
obtiIneI IN any other school IN the Western cliutT
and egua. ID every respect the OF irs{rr,tr
gwen IN my old and established College At Cincinnati
Ohio. -'
1oI LLh ~ tfl- a. a.. apteI 70 every depart llenJ #
Lfadt and Commerce; Commercial tcu ions. Pen
in7nstlIp, Lectures Commercial law III, Scrr. at
accounts, CUSTOMS of Merchants other Cof,rrr5aE
Topics The plan adopted in teaching CONT ms Frzcti
with Theory, ami thu qualities student at one for
the actlSr duties ut the GUUntiu- Room
The Lectures Of tie Madison Institute arc delivered IL
The liai 81 the Mercantile College building Their il
bry Esiing and Debating also in the Hir-
ing anu by an arrangement with the In~:ifr- orr So
dents are aHitt to all Of said Lectures Debates ~
~, and Reading Room privileges, during their entire
course, free Of charge.
students may enter at any time that best suits tcis
convenience. a he COMPLETED IN FROM - =.
ten weeks, though the time i unlimited.
TER us:
For . full Course of Instruction. s4o On
= For further particulars address
iy2s p. 5. BACON, Principal
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-26
W \ S HIN G. MA CHIN

nave commenced their manufacture and are .
supply those who may desire them on short nntire "
numerous certificates of the superiority of tIaso NJ
CHIMES over any other in USE can n. rss,lii, t.;,
Tor all who use it pronounce il far ahead Of -
u - nIrectiohs ior using accompany each Machine
Terms reasonable. KFJIsS = pT 1-ItreIr,r-
Mineral Point, Sept. 4, 1856. " Sst;
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-26
L ENCISG LUMBER.
FARM FOR SALE.

ION 0Gn FEET of choice pine Fencing Lumbe
,uVU hand 2nd for for sale n lots 10 suit
''t-r 1901 ct. g EO. W. CR
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-26
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
LOOK HERE

I'VE subscriber offers fer Sale both improved and
l. Improved FARMS On the most favorable terms
". II COHREN.
Mineral Point, Nov. 10th, 1857 IT,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-01-26
FOR SLAE.

NHE subscriber offers for sale the well known old Meat
Market and Siaug hter House the city of Mineral
Felut where he has been engaged in for several
years. For terms enquire Of wv CT-RRy-
mineral ONT, , Ile /. 1877.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-06-12
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