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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-11

HORSE sTEsLIFa.-A young man known
as George Miles alias Charles Green was tried be-
fore the Circait Court Of this city, on Saturday
last. Judge Meredith presiding, on an indictment
for stealing horse valued at 800, from Temple
>. Blunt, on the lst Of August last The jury
found him guilty Of the charge and ascertained his
punishment at three years confinement in the pen
itentiery.
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THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or

A DANCING. -CHA1. A. EEV0Y has the
= honsr of announcing TO the citixens of Rich
49, mond aud vicinity that the next annual ses-
sion VI his schoel for instruction In the above de-
rabls accom- plishment in all its vsrious branches
will open at u rim, hian Hall, on SATURDAY NOR.
MING. October 9Th. at II o'clock, 6r yonpg l.dies.
misses and masters; ana on MONDAY EVENING.
the iIth, at ~ O'Clock, for gentlemen
Scholars mag enter on the above named days, or ct
any time before.
FOR whole session 80 -
bor half ses5ion. eo
-pxu
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srS- pARKE PoINDKXTEs,


RICHMoyb, VA,
VIII practice In the city Of Richmond ard in the
eyuntiss of Chesterfield, Powhstan and Amelia.
as~ 0ftice in Lisle Building, corner OF Main and
lsth ,C..sts Sc Z-l2m
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NAvAL-It is stated by private advices received
from the L. S. ship Savannah, now lying at Grey-
town. that maady similar to that which broke
out on board the U. s. steamship Susquehauna
had appeared among the crew, and that several
deaths had occurred in consequence. The COM
mandsr Of the Savannah had deemed it advisable
to put to for short time, and will remain until
the health of the crew improves.
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DEATH OF U. s. CoNsUL-E Feice Foresti, an
italian exile late Of New York, we'll known as the
patriotic co-suerer with Silvio Peico in the dun
geons of Austria, where he spent twenty years Of
his life, and in 1885 wss eXied to the United
States and who a year ago received from the Pres.
ident an appointment acceptable to all parties,
that of Consul to Genoa, died recently at that port
More than five thousand persons are said TO have
been present at his funeral, among whom were the
officers aud crew of the United States frigate Wa
bash. 1t is intended by his fellow-countrymen to
open subscription for the erection Of a marble
monument to the deceased.
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BARBADOS SuGARs.-The sugar crop of Barba-
does this year, just turns 81, 900 hog.beads. Trn
dad has shipped this season 3544 go pounds
COCOA S7,TS0 pounds coffee, l56 bales of cotton,
and seroon of indigo.
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RATHER UsPRoFirABLE-The new Customhouse
e. Pensacola. Eta. has just been completed at q
cost OIL 100000 iho Amount of revenue collected 1t
that port for 1857 was S4Is, costing TO collect it
N2nl2
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RrAnx FOR KnosprIoN TO morrnu

READY FOE HICEPfION. 10 mOrr0W
morning the Hall OF the Mechanics Institute will
be opened for the reception OF articles intended
for exhibition at the Fair to commence on the
10Th lust. Contributors would do well to send in
their articles ut once and thus secure the pro-
miuent places Ia the new and beautiful hail.
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9. D. DENOON.
NEGROES FOR SALE am author

~ ised to sci, Is NEGR0Es. young. healthy and
sound raised In and thu city and sold Tor no
fault whatever all Of them sustaining good chArac
ters for honesty sebrists, sc They are follow:
woman and likely children. the woman 10 -
years OF aGe and is q No. mantAn maker, who can
cut out and make up without Instruction the finest
II ladies dresses; another woman about n years,
and young man about 20 years old brought mp =
Q butler 81 would take less than their value from
person living IN or near 10 the city, who wishes %
purchase for their own use
RO LYME. 6ensral Agent
20 Its Once over A BOd6key'a Drug Store
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To d EbANN
EkEsTS !VkTTT2Rs IN OCT

APPhJAINaIlJNF FAllH..
prize. are sl.soo
4 price OF $500. spproximsting to $4,000
prize, are l.20l
4 prizes Of s2O0, spproximAting TO $4,000
prize, are go
4 prizes Of Si25, epproxim&ttnR TO $5Jl5
prize, are SG
prizes .! Sloo, spproGlma.nS 30 N,Oo
prize, are +o9
prizes Of SIS approxmxt,ng 20 5000
prize are s@
nrises are 2og
$3.50 prizes OF go are ieo,0e3
s.4ss prizes amounting 20 ss2o.00o
Whole Ttckets $40; Hslves IS; Quarters ~ 81
- 4 Circular showing The plan of The Lotteries
viii be sent TO any one desrous Of receiving it.
Certificates packages sill be solo the following
rates whichis the risk.
oertihcate Of package Of whole Tose.s. Sc
I" 10 ha,f 40
10 quarter q
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ssST- MATTRESSES,

BEDS, LOUNGES, &c.
ha subscriber has on hand ard makes to order
CUHIED HAIR, MOSS ANA GAUCk MATTRESS
~; FEATbEh BEDS, BULSrEke and PILLOWS
SOFA BEDS; LOUNGES. VTToMASS, sIOoLS,
&c. Al.o,
lE0. BEOSTEADS,
UdRRELAA STANDS end CHAIRS
UPu0LSrEkY WORK,
OF every description done in the best style and up
on reasonable terms.
JOHN REGNAULT,
1872 Main street.
ke E-Im Sa3arc abore new CustsIn House
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sEs~ CURTAIN GOODS.
JOHN +. REGN UkT,

WI HtIN u
SQUARE AbOVkNEm CUk10M HOUSE,,
!iss received 40 elegant and extensive assortment
OF CURTAIN MATERIALS, consisting Of
BkOl .TkLLs,
SATIN DEiAlNE2,
INDIA SILKS,
FKtNUH CHINTZ,
LACE OUR Avs.
GILT C0kNICES,
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sas- Da. JoHsB. WALruALI., (Homeo

pathst offers his professional services to the c:i
gems % Richmond and its vicinity. Office ST his re
sGeHee on Leigh street, two Goors from 9Th.
a i3--1Iv
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D0 Hoasos's HAIz CUTTING, SHAVING
AND saAHpooisa SALOON, under the American 10
ei-entrance on llLh street
N.B.-Het, Cold and shower BATHS can be had st
e heurs. Single Bath Is cents. Or tickets for one
dollar.
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Of Tss VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE FoR Tus Pro-
xoTIJy cE TaE MECHANIC AKTs.-The new and spa
etUus hall oil the Institute. 9Th street. between
MAN ana franklin, Richmond, Va will be opened
toT the reception Of goods MONDAY, the u "a
day cI october, and the EXuIB .TI0N will DO for.
Esiiy opened on WEDNESDAY evening, October
the y D.
Mechanics. artists. inventors and others in the
State oi Virginia, we'll as the country at large
are Invited 10 sveil themselves OF the opportunity
thus Afforded 10 display thsi taste and skii in the
CG,ier ion about TO be male.
The sngeu.id hai aad building Of the Institute
will afford q accommodation sufficient TO make most
sitrac i've display of Machinery, for which abun-
dans motive power will be furnished. as 1sl as of
articles Of salte and interest," Of whatever class
description. watch may ue exhibited b. those en-
gagged in manufacturing pursC.ts.
Ide BoEsd Of Managers earnestly invite the &C
tive -opefut;cn OF tne mechanics and industrial
classes tar uxhcuJ the country III c1ntrit tuting TO
the Important Object in view; and would also ex-
press Ih-ir Acknowledgment TO the ladies for tLti'
ins-restiug c)aglbuttons to the preceding exhibl
tiJHs, and would respec Ifu lg invite them 10 re
newIt of contributions, ia order that the display IN
the Female Department Of iDdustry may prove u
insntiy worthy Of American fsIDsie talent
Asy information IN reference TO matters OF detail
will 90 promptly given, or application, or oy sd-
dressing Jas - Browne, Chairman Ot the Committee
on Exhibition 9th sueet next 10 the Hall OF the IN
titnte an 27-2aWtlstUtdtd
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'' 10 quarter I"
- 70 eighth IS

IR DaDEaiya TIGBsT3 Oh CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money 70 our address for the Tickets
ordered, receipt of which they win be forwarded
By first mail PUrchaserscan have Tickets ending In
any figure they may designate.
The List of drawn Numbers and Prizes wfll be sent
topurchasers Immediately sitter the drawing.
sT- Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain and give their Post Office, County and stste.
A4- Remember that every Prize is drawn Snd pay
able in full without deduction.
EH- Ali prizes OF 81 0a and under paid Immediate
ly after the drawing Other prizes at the usual time
OF thirty days
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
G. SWAN & CO., Augusta. Ga.
Or Richmond Va.
ss- Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala. or
Atlanta Georgia, can hive their orders filled, and
save time, by addressing 8. SWAN CO.. st either
Of those cities.
ar A list of the rambers that are drawn from Tire
wheel with the amount of the prize that each is
entitled to- will be published after every drawnsi IL
.ne following papers: The Augusta Qaal Consti.
tutionslist. New Orleans Del,s, Mobile Register.
inteliigencer, New York Weekly Day Book. savsn-
nah Georgian, Richaond Dispatch, New Iors
Dispatch, Pauldng (Miss Clarion. and Little Rock
tArE) True Democrat. se2o
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SUDDEN DE.TH OF MIsIsrER-Rsv. +. C. Nc
Guire pastor of the Episcopal Church of Frede
rcksburg, Va died suddenly on Friday last. He
experienced stroke of paralysis about 10 o'clock
in the morning and died in four hours. He was Ct
years of age and the Sabbath before his death was
the 45th anniversary of his ministerial labors On
that day he administered the sacrament, saying at
should ever do so The congregation were affected
TO tears at the mention of probability which so
sadly and suddenly proved a reality.
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IX7HEAT DRILL6.-P e NNO @ ks
w wheat Drills, with and without Guano a.
tachusnss; also Scymour's Drill with 6usno a.
Drfll In use. For sale By bMlIa.
CILVERPLATRD CA6T0R6.-A splsa-
~ did Artisls. at private sale, .nr. sur~.
% t-im LAhub . 5oA0o.
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LORD NAPIER, it is stated is among the distin
guished persons, who will visit Richmond during
the U. s. Agricultural Exhibition.
Horace Greedy is announced to lecture shortly
before the Young Mems Christian Assoc iation OF
Lebauon, Pa.
DEATH OF LITERARY WoMAN.-Madame Amalia
Schoppe, German novelist and poet, died at
Schenectady last week. She Was the daughter Of
DR.. Weise, and was born on the Island of Fehmar.
in the Baltic, Ocsober 9, l79l Her novels were of
a historical nature, and she intimate with the
distinguished writers of Germany while there
In 1926" says the Schenectady Star, 'she had to
suffer from persecution by the Russian govern
ment, because she had published in German pa
pers, that there we're still kept 10 Russia captives
from the Napoe"uic invasion Russia contradicted
and prosecuted, but sfterward Nine. schoppe's
suspicion was fo, 4d to be based on facts In this
last revoution,i lS4S, new troubles came over
her, and at the age of 60 years she followed her
ouly to this country. She staid but few months
in New York, aud went then to Schenectady. where
her son was employed in a machDe sbop. Several
years had she to wander again In this foreign land
as the occupation of her son, engineer, required
it, At last she came back again to her loved
Schenectady and to her frat friends
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DELEGATES APPOINTED The Philadelphia Agri.
cultural Society has Appointed Sidney G. Fisher,
Samuel Willitts, Chas ". Harrison, Morton Nc.
Michael and D. B. Kershaw, to attend the United
States agricultural exhibition to be held at Rich
mond, from the 25th to the 3Oth of October.
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CoNsUL-GENeRAL TO CoNsTANrINoPLE-The Presi-
dent has appointed DR.. James Mcdowell. of Mis-
souri,, Copsul-General to Constantinople. This
gentleman is the oldest con of the late Governor
Mcdowell, of Virginia.
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Avvun-Wialiam Rowland.

ine his wife whils under the Influence OF extra
libstiuns, came before the Mayer last Saturday,
aud on promiaiag 70 rs1brn his norais, vas dis-
charged.
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JACK flosr msde his appearance iese
Saturday morning, asd ish As sark - ~ sAaa
hs touched.
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PRICE ONE GENT.

rhona. on =. ESsoArl-on Son the Both ult., Mr.. @. J
.nomas' OF Niagara village, New Yors ~. ..... ~
.ns ~ nsn. 70. boat from NavyIslsnd to schIo..
Which h, gust Of wind and r.in came on,
nour Until quite chilled through, and un.hi. "
neip himself, when his danger vac sssr 10 -
mr. samuel Tompkius, who put OF from Ns.v
E ,sna; with another man. and succeeded in town
~. CaI; ss sno nis boat Into Chippewa Greek. on
yely iew minutes would have placed him in tbs
II.ap'ds, aud then nothing could La,. prsyantsS
Nun from going over the PaiIs. -'e'
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asss- FahSKLIs PAPER MILL. RIog

N1N.. VA -Bslvidere Manufacturing Company
keep C1as,a ,arty on hand ali descriptions Enye.obe,
hsniiia AID Wrapping PAPEa, News and Book
PAtt8S, ot al qualities ana sizes, furnished at
short u0tiSa.
es Cash paid for RAGS.
GEO WHITFIELD. President.
4 f5ngS Supt, ne a--.ru
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MILITARY FEsrIvAL-The Petersburg, Va. papers
announce that Gov Wise and his staff have accept.
ed an invitation from the Greys, of that city, to be
with them on the 10Th inst, when they will be
visited by the Norfolk Blues.
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JOHN r t,kGNAr-r.T

(l3g MAIN STREET,)
sIUARE ABuNEAEN CUSTOM HOUSE
Is Low prepared TO exhibit Il large and beautiful
assortment Of Velvet, Tapestry BRUSSELS Three
ty. ingrsa. Venetian snd Hemp CARPETiNGS
With the other articles enumerated above and can
assG,. buyers that he can o.Ier great inducements
he IS satisfied - sell his goods accelerate pro
He W'h he pleased Ia have his friends .toers and
Aneerr generality TO c;.d aud examine them.
a., cAkPEFS, OIL CLOTH. RODS and PLATES
mace 10 order. se Jim
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BALTIMORE AND PoroHAc RAILRo,D-The agent
soliciting subscriptions for this railroad has oh.
tanned $4,000 in Prince George county, Nd A
meeting of the commissioners, for the purpose of
organizing tho company, will be held at Upper
Marlboro, Md, on the I'd proyimo
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L. s. TaEAsURY.-The weekly statement of the
U. s. Treasury shows balance in the treasury on
the 3oth of September of slo ol71ooO; and receipts
amounting to $5,7s05O0, reduction of nearly
6eS,o0o Drafts paid to the amount of upwards of
1,417 O00: drafts issued 81 q 600.
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HEAVY Loss.-Robt. Y. Thompson, planter, of
Norta Carolina, on his way home from the North,
was robbed of S5,5 500, in bank notes, checks. and
drafts, at Fredericksburg, Va, Thursday. When
the cars reached Richmond, he could find no po
liceman at the depot, and the person suspected Of
the theft made his escape.
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kss- PROF. A. j. GEBHAhDT. late of
Williamsburg Female Academy, begs leave te effer
his services to the citizens Of hichIDcnd TEACh-
kR eu the PIANO, SINGING VIOLIN. FLUTE,
GUITAR, &C.
lie eau be seen at the Richmond House, Governor
street
Refer to- Hon IL A Wise. c G Grswold, ESQ; Maj
r NJ kilnmo, Mr Il Z Winston. Sc l5-lms
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DgpIcATIoS.-The "Rurai SOutherner" states that
the new Baptist Church near Dunnsvile, in Essex
county, Va, was dedicated On last Sunday week.
The sermon was preached by the Rev. Dr. Broad
dus Of fredericksburg. Through the exertions of
DR.. about $500 was raised among the congrega
ton present towards paying off the debt Of s. 600
that remained due on the building.
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$223,239 65
Showing net gain


The road earnings are one hundred aud sixty
nine thousar d seven hundred and twelve and TWEEN
~ six cts. 800 in OF those of the preceding
year, and show an increase of forty seven thou
sand six hundred and tweutysix dollars on the
corresponding nine months Of the year previous.
The nice months of the past year compared, 1t
sill be borne in mind, embraced all of the panic
mouths. The per centum of expenses uu receipts
was nty-two and the ne. gain $50 per cent. on
the entire cost Of the road.
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MUSLIN CURTAINS,
BANDS, PINS, HOOKS,
L0OPS, GIMP, &C,
which will bs sold On moderate terms. aud made
CT in ii style which canu0t De approached by any
hJuss IN this city The latest kuglish aud French
p,tteras exhibited. VIII b. with tIe a.si.tsnce ot
sa @cc pii@hed Draf from OF the iarg sst
Curtain houses in New Io.k city, ana his own eI-
pv1I~arr, e Is eust'ei - make aud hang Curtains,
10 az 20 d ~ compel tton
lie Respectfully requests those who desire CUR
TAINS, to cati and examine his stock before pur-
CD Ssllx. Sc 2T-lm
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LDgxHnIAS.

GtSK EEtL1E2S.
AVIAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES
~ TRIUMPHANT!
SWAN 81 co.
CONTINUE TO DEAW AS USUAL WITHOUT
INTERRUPTION.
SWAN g. cos
LOTTERIES ARE LEGAL, AND
AUTHORIZED BY T8E
STATE Es u EtkGIki
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Esy~ DR. ACHILLES AsooLI's Offioe. on
on GRACE STREET, BETWEEN IRA AND srH.
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moved his CABINET FL aNITURE WARER00M to
ths s aud CANT Drick store Governor street,
a few doors from franklin, and recently occupied
by BiBtord orter, where be would be glad to soc
his friends aud the public generally.
Having engaged the sel vlcesui tie best orKmen,
he il prepared to execute ork Of sll kinds in ais
lice the best style and at the shortest notice. He
hopes by promptness and attention, 10 merit con-
tinusace of that patronage which has heretofore
been 20 liberally bestowed upoa him.
His country friends would do well TO call On him
before making their purchases.
Il c HOWE,
q. 22-lm Governor street.
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ce;ved by Adams Express, fresh lot of Swedish
LEECHES. which will De applied upon most reason
able terms.
P.s.-Oupping ana Leeching promptly ATTENDED
10. Can be found at all hours Of the day at the Hs
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, and b
night on 9th street, French Garden Hill.
INV 2S-,s r. @. uOBSOC
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CRATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF

FOT WNDIH BtSbIUH .....,..
Ior half session.............
Sc 2e-Zw
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VA 4 TENN. r. Il From the annual report Of
the Directors Of the Va. & Tenn. r. r., for last
year, We learn that:
he gross earnings of the road have
been $46s,190 ca
Less expense Of operating 244950 70
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ssm HUMPHREY x cAsEHEER.
LEGAL sf2rTs Il.

u F2iiar IL Srott ufta .IoAa u. Sem:
Yau Will take notice anut there IL norv IN Tile In
he 3ihce If ne clerk 1f the district rsurt IN 4nd
or Cedar County ana state Ut lawa, apetition II
Jasper = >caH. praying the court 70 decree parri.
ION Of the following bands 70 Wit:
south paFf ~ The southeast quarter of section
va. toar, ~ containing 10 acres: and tas south
part Of tie northeast quarter ana he southeast
Part or lot No. sour, Il both "A section 10. three
VI eontainlng ~ acres, all in township MD. seveu.
Ignine, 79l range No. three II vest Of 5th o. n
ana Eaat lolce has been ssued and returned ID
ghS -nsi7n endorsed Vim. H. scott ana Jno. g.
scott not found Therefore. unless rou apnear
II Fae next ERIN If saId sonrt % ne ne.a nj rip.
Ton, N he 2a Monday IN January isFa. aud a..
END SAID eanse. partition will be ireree,i ANA
ltioheFs tpp@iAted 70 make partition u sald
lands - lie Eav prescrfheA
" T1TNF.
" sL1s 5fieEF. 'tsrk Dis. gour'
a-- far ntasatt@ So p.
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I is DaFis anost respectfully invites the H.
VI senflon Ut fhe saaies at r6pfan ana rsFIni
~. "a her at@gan. @ssartment NJ taalI ami W5ntfy
roods. which aa Ill sell rs 4eau. .tr snean~r
han an ne bought elsewhere, and = aiding A.
most weekly Iew ma fresh #aputies t9 hpr -tasA-
SHE IL prepared 20 furnish any 4nantitg nj ann
nets caps atad dresses, flowers, pumcr ihhans
sliks satlas aila "a tact almost reFTtulng in the
nilineTT line. She would 4iso say hat she : ,r-
aecnng anh experienced lli.LINER sua DRrs.-
MAKER vhen sns will ba prepared I'D add mamma
making % Ter millinery department a.s- : n ar
tefs rom Tie country promptly Attended ra a
he old stand above ". Elliurs eiuthlps .t,,,y,
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sTETNwAy - SONS. AANUFacruRERs
"a 81 Fatfer Street. .-ev Fgr4.
V " RECEIVED lie ao.lowinr Ff,a
'rtEe Jb5ats u "ampeutlun xrtu the 9u>r makers
81 Boston. Neg Eork. Ph5adeiuhia ana baltimore
fvo First Prize uesiai- n thu AcsrruatitaG
air Washington. Aarrh. fh51
\ s:.,id eetiHi al me re-tal Palace :. y.rz
November. E>ba.
i t."id aiudal ~ ne 4ar, land institute. 3at.
.Iaare San.
The First Prize !ctini II the FAN. 0r~qta.
'atace. New = arg November .~5a Aluuaa the
gudges we're he ir~1 musical T@.pa1 ~ ar Loan.
~ suCH - VI. Jason. ttottscaaiE Aaiieunausn
Ana MaaA others. = L : auuS ss1th ana
without thr ron Fgame.s age warranted sor rhrae
gcarz. ana written Guarantee gwen. Pianos
sacked ana -al#peI @1t4aa. tl.ar.,e. p.ace@ aaa-
rate 2agI
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uSTRAA esYrysE.

-~en Up by Ferry rink. 1t his residence a.
Union Grove, n edar County. Iowa. IN the ri,
dav o' Aa9ust. 1851. light iron grey aorse snp
posed &C. sc Years Old ! ,yt,ltn isga ana -
face, ana appraised 1t stng Hefora tls aa,sle,,
.ss,, : II va~erft
F.ptna or+. otn sci. fa-ar tr.,.
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