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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-15
Dry GOODS.
SECOND SUPPLY OF
NEW AND RICH
ID II Y 900 ID 8.
RHTAfa nor, ~.

EoN SaGA.
spd Winter DRY GoSOs, bousbt N 'SSp pmV q tai
the late closing ont sales for cash at .erv o nss
masins our stock a. full and complete a. can
70 sail at the lowest cash prsoes Consisting in rat
go pieces FG'l Cloth and sa,inets for servants
seo Negro Blankets very low
hiaid LinseysN kerseys aud shirtings
Prints-Prcnch. English and American
IN LApIKs' DREss GOODS.
Meh Double Jupe silk Robes
Rtoh Two Fiouncsd Silk Robes
nayadere siike, large stock
black Black aros de Rhine and Taffesa silks
Large stoaE Rob- sad sab6e eIsas, Black silks
very rich French Oelainss
- French Eaientias aad poplins
Wrench Nalentias aud poplins very chean
Pole de Chavre and Russia Cashmere
Large stock low price Deiaines
Plain Me-ino Deiaines all coiors
Printed Mefinos and Casbmsres
IN HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Table DAmask. Napkins. Toweling and Sheet
Superior ~ She ting (blcached) a.sa
Gloves. Hosiery and dkerchiefs, of every
30 dos Kid Gloves as good as the best. a. e..
Ladies' and Childrea's Hoop skirts
IN EMBR0lDERIES.
Very rich Trimmed Lace sets
Cambria and Muslin Sets
Real french Worked Collars
Honitdn AID Maltese Collars
Pioue aud Cambria Sets
CL0AKS AND SHAwLS,
go new style Round Cornertd Shawls in
Broche Borderett Stella and Plush Rerdered
Mantiiia " oQi sbawis- single and long
Velvet and OSsth Cioaks
Received from the Manufacturers every week
eA- Cash buyers will II al il to their interest 70
give as call and we invite them to dc 40.
PERKINS 4 co New Cash Store
no 5-dtlstD No IsI Eagle Souare
GOODS FOR 8ENTLEMEN'S WEAR
~ We now have in store superior st )ck of goods
for gents and boys. to which We invite their atten
lion, consisting Of
sup Black French Cloths aud Cassmeres
Pa,.cy French and american 90
Silk and Velvet Vestirgs
Twseds and Jeans
French AID hnslish Beaver Cloths, for Over
Coats
Lambs Wool, Cashmere, Merino ami heavy Shs-
ker Shirts and Drawers
Hdkfs, Gll yes and Hosiery
Gents shawls and Travelling Blankets
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A DMINISTR ATOR'S SALE OF
"A SLAVES. syGCK, CROPS FARMING I'M
PLEMFNTs: HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
NITURE, AT AUCrI0N-Wiil be sold, on TUFS-
DAY, the 23d day of November, commenc ng at 70
o'cock. A. d., precisely, at the late residence Of
Francis Staples. decd. in Henrico coun Y. on the
Deep Hun Turnpike. miles north of the city. the
following personal property viz:
Negro Men young and likely, good farm hands
Negro Woman. good COX washer and ironer
l0superior young and wel-proke Mules
Horses ono fine riding animal
Cows. Y earnings and Calves of superior stock
so Hogs and ShGats. In good order
Hay. Wheat Straw, &c, DC
large lot of Farming Implements, consisting Of
Flows. Rarrows, Cultiyators, and every Inip,e.
ment for farming purposes besides Thrse hing
Machines; Cider Mills, one an iron screw Mill: /
Sliii &c &C. and a large number of art Giles, too
numerous to mention.
TERNs.-For the slaves, cash in bankable funds:
Tor the perishable property, sums of $40 and unde
cash; over that amount, mouths credit Tor ap'
proved negotiable paper, with interest added
Sac OF the slaves to commence punctuaIly at
O'clock al.
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L machirces Of more real value to the Mauufac-
tuter than the STE4 II SIZING ANO DRESSING
AAUHfNE for preparing warps. made By VIM
Fair. 1hi. machine not only performs vast
amount of work in q given time, but executes it
WELL and is simple in construction, that it is not
liable to get out of order The machine can be SEGA
at work every evening during ths fair, Manufac-
trers examine it and satisfy yourselves OF its supe
Hority.
Orders for them. sent to VIM. BRADLEY, at
Richmond. will meet with prompi attention
Oc sJ-lmF
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NOTICE. - The subscriber having q
IN large number Of accounts due and unsettled,
which should hsv. been settled prior 70 January,
1855, would respectfully notify ell sucb that al eo-
closed by bond or otherwise by the lat day OF Pc
hruary, 1852 will be put in ths hands Of the law fer
collection
Always on hand. large assortment OF Clothing
and GeutIemen's Furnishing Goods low for cash, or
to pupctusl customers Il SPENCE.
Clothier and Merchant Tailor.
no n Corner Of Main and 18th ats,
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NOUBLE REFINED STEAM CANDIES

~ 1t Is fact. universally admitted, that BOs-
-IEUX'S STEAM KEFInkD CANDIEs, are upe-
Qualled. Country merchants who have bought
them. and who those have bought In New York,
Philadelphia Baltimore and at other places In this
city, always give IL their unqualified preerence.-
They all ssy II y the very best they ever saw. and
that it keeps better than any they ever had The
reason il obvous-it ID made Of the best double
fined Crushed Sugars. by workmen Of experience.
packed carefully, and bad article never put n.y.
70 those who have never tried 1t, would say. call
and Zee it, try il, and buy package.
Louis Bie9IEUx.
Steam Refined Candy Manufacturer,
no lot No 10 Main ct.
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BOARDING.

- ken one tenement of the PARK HOUSE, on
bank street, and is now ready to accommodate
FAMILIES or SINGLE GENTLEMEN. DAY
B0AkDEkS. can also be accommodated on II ason-
able terms no L-6i*
BOARDING. MRS. JAS. II. BRIDGES
- can accommodate several gentlemen with
BOARD. She has three vacant Rooms, suitable for
families Residence corner Broad and lite streets,
opposite TO Powhatan House. no 2-l2t*
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IN RETIRING from the firm Of GEN
L TRY WALKER, return my thanks to my
friends fl the liberal patronage extended to the
firm, and again offer ray services for the sale of all
kinds OF country produce. and hope. by due dill
gence and prompt attention, to merit o share OF
public patronage, promising. in doing a GEY ERAL
COMMISSION BUslN ESx, to make use of every
exertion to promote the interest Of patrons both
In buying and selling. Office No 4. 18Th street
j h GENTRY
Richmond Oct 18th l658 oc I6-lm
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IYO-PARTNERSHiP pTICE-The
~ subscribers beg leave to inform the citizens of
Richmond and the iublic generally, that they have
GREEN DAVIS. Or the purpose of carrying on
tire GRANITE BUS IN Ess. Ia tll Of its branches;
W. rk that may be offsred t. them in their line in
the mast worz man like manner. and on reasonable
terms. One CT them can always be found at their
yard 9th street. sou side of the canal near the
Armory- . SAM'L GREEN
OLIVER DAVIS.
Richmond nj Of lQSa oa-imk
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HOMES PATENT BURNER. LIGHT.
oLIGHT LkfHI!-The largest assortment of Coal
Oil Lamps in the Stats, for sale opposite the Ameri
can Hotes and under the Exchange Hotel Building,
where you are invited to call and examine the etocB
on hand. Fluid and OIL Lamps alter ed at small sx-
pense to burn the RerosiRe Oil. j REX,
No l62 Main street, opposite the American.
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DEB 3LES, PkB received,
L lot Of those celebrated BRAZILIAN PEB-
BLES, in steel frames For sale cheap, by
fCEGLE i WEIDEMEYER,
sc Main street,
&C Cots sign OF Golden Eagie.
9 MASON, Manufacturer of Improved
~. Filtered MINERAL WATERS, and Bother
Of London and Philadelphia PORTER, "Smth's
Celebrated ALE" CHAMPAGNE CIDER and l. II
GhR BEER.
PORTER, ALE ard LAGER BEER, In half pints,
pints and quarts, to suit customers
G. untry orders receive strict attention. The
goods forwarded to any part Of the State, with
the utmost dispatch.
Factory-1)th street. between Main and franklin,
Richmond We. &C lt-hm
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THE CAROLINA HOUSE, .

TT H E AMERICAN SMOKER Why
L should those who smoke suffer from the dry,
burning sensation of the mouth and throat With
nervous headache and arrangement Of the stomach
which are produced by the deadly polson, nicotine,
when by the ase of he American smoking Tube
all these are counteractedi The American Smoker
Is the greatest luxury Of the age. For sale by
CHAS 3 DAWSON,
mol Corner Main and 18th SIS
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NEW CASH DRY GOOUs STORE

NEW CASH DRY GUUDS sTuhE.-
y The subscriber most respectfully informs his
friends ard tue public generally, that he has open
ed az No ~ Broad street, between 9TH and 6th and
selected With great care, handsome assortment of
Ladiss' pR Eos GOODS, SHAWLS. 2DaIEkY, LIN
GfSs:. LAcEs. FtN SG "h AarnoI I SNAIL
WARES. &C. dc. all Of which will be sold at low
prices, usivtly fer cast; and would particularly
call attention 30 the stock of Dress GOODS
81 LAW LS aud RIBBONS. which are OF the newest
sty les, and bought at q great reduction from the
carly season prices Having made arrangements ~
10 Ia iDeAs entirely the system, the puolic
may rely at ell times to buy Of me on the most Ia
vorgble terms, and hope thereby 20 merit their ap
probation. Nm SWORDS,
&C film Agent for J III Anthony, arustee.
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kUAkDINH.--Our house on trace st. :,
II between 18th and 9Th. is now open for the accom-
mediation of boardsrs. K B MURRAY,
oc 22-ts Nj i MURRAY
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L'OR CLIO AKS, MASTLE5 AND RAG
q LANS call at he Cheap Store, 49 Main street.
For Bonnets, Flowers. Feat! srs and Head Drssses.
Call at the Cheap Store, 10 Main St
For bargains in the way of Hoop Skirts
Cali at the Cheap store, 40 Main e..
For Infants Hoods, SacGues, Capes aud Bonnets,
Call at the Cheap Store, ~ Nam 81.
For French worked Cola and Sleeves. very low
priced, Call at the Cheap Store. 40 Gain st.
Remember the place, nearly opposite the ct Charles
Hotel. 40 AZ Main street
nn4 GEORGE JACOBS.
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BELLEVUE HOsPITAL.-Thia In,til !,

BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.-ThisI nstitu
- ton. which has beon in successful operation IA
ths last 6ue years, 10 situated on
CHURCH HILL, RIO iM0ND, VA,
In delightful airy position And 10 furnished with
every convenience conducive to the comfort Of o.
tients and the successful treatment Of diseaS-
1t has lately undergone extensive repairs Rooms
have been nicely furnished suitable TO the accom-
mediation Of gentlemen who may fnd il inconve-
niept 70 be treated at their private lodgings
Particular attention will be paid TO the l.d,o.,ss
sedrds, which are peculiarly commodious
TRIMS:
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nDuCATIoN.
ROCK atiL ACADEMY

koSh III ACADEMY,
Ta,- lJCKIN0nAM COUNTY. VA
dar n Ta,.s shsaes its exercises on the first Mon
-, ~. Board. 80 per month. Tuition. a. "a n S.r
month. TIoS GARDEN. PRINCIPAL Pea
~ ~ New store r O.. Va.
HENRY VON-GRONENa, Teacher Of
t. the frenc German. Portuguese and spsrish
al :.rd ms.denco on Clay street. between 7th and
-, --r---------- &c A--im
vt. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY. RICH
oo9NSDuoTED By TnE sisfEgs OF CHARITY
x,nRn .9stlsuton viii resume Studies on the FIRST
sMv ,ga Of September. Boarders. for hoard aud
anu nendihg. pay Per anuum $3.50, to be paid semi
samhnaiiy IN ADVANCE. Day Scholars according 10
ts ns IN they study pay from 70 IS per quar-
the Aessy ah and asrsha}i sts or to the Rev ~
y. McdIiJ. Bishop OF Richmond ses-dacwts
NIGHT SCHOOL OF THE MECHAN-
ICs' IN5TITUTE.-The Committee haye,tha
TO inform the patrons OF the Institute that
tnsy nave engaged the valuable services Of Messrs
sion. which viii commence on MoNDti NIGHT
the 18Th OF November. and continue eyery other
night for four months ' ~
Inc price OF tickets for the session will be 81 20
anich WIZ entfie the holder to all the privileges oil
Ile insti,ute Tor one year, such as attending the
Fair, the Lecturep &C 49,
Tickets may be had by APPLYING to stther of this
Somm'ttee or 10 Messrs. Cone 4 Smith ut their
scbooi room Frank lin street in rear Of the Me-
cnsncs institute, on Saturdays from l2to O'clock
ming.
Tho School room Of the Institute will be fitted up
N tue neet style with every convenience and COM
WI MaesARLANB.) Committee
/ B aRa1nht.' )NisGR9s School ses
oc,l4-eodtNl5
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ADMIT OF FrancI5 staples decd.
sale conducted by JAS NJ TAYLOR Il Son, Aucts
N BAH persons indebte i TO the estate of fran.
els Staples, decd will make immediate payment to
me; and those having claims against the estate will
present them, properly authenticated for lisuida-
ton. ] A HUTCH ESUN
no Is Admir- francis Staples decd,
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Puydtte on the rencpal Of the Putss,sf.}
White patients. per week 3,
@. MoKAE ROSCOE 3. HEATH

MoRAE & HEATH.
Iva ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Richmond. Troinsa,
Practice in all the Courts held Ia the city of Rich.
moDa and in the counties of Henrico and Che stsr-
field
~ ONCE on Bank st. - in 6oddin's Building
@. Mc2AE will be found In the aftetn moon. Al
his old Office, in Manchester. no lin
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nISSOLUTiON.-T firm of Ba dwin.
~ Cardwell 4 Co, ia hereby dissolved b. mutual
consent. Tho b3Qks have been placed in the banis
of HORACE j. KENT, to whom we have transfer.
red all accounts due and who ia alone authpr!z d
to grant receipts. Immediate payment will be re-
quired. u BALDWIN,
JOHN CARDWE ELL
ii K BALDWIN.
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TOLUMSER CONSUMERS We have
L now on the Dock, and in our Yard, in rear of
Messrs Edmond, Davenport Cos store, 100000 ft
inches thick, and tom IL TO ls feet long, all Of
superior quality and we'll sea soned, which will
sell at small alvancs on cost In quantities of
900 feet ard upwards
Also $1,000 aet of q inch ana 1000 feet inch pop
LAR. wide and in good order. -
no 3-imF TALBOT Il BROTHER.
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TENDERS, SHOVELS AND tones,
l. Coal scutties, Cinaer Ehovels. Fire Standards.
Blower Holders and Iron Jam Hooks, Knifo Clean
ers in store. and for sale cheap, by
CLARKsON, ANDERSON & GO.
noI2 No 100 Main street.
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HOUSE AND LOT, ON WESTHAM
- PLANK ROAD, HALF A MILE FROM THE
CITY. AT Az iTION.-Wli be sold upon the pre-
misses, on THURSDAY, the 18th inst (f fair if
cot, the next fair day. commencing at 4 o'clock p
u, avery Deat framed House and Lot, on the north
side of the Westham Plank Road, half mile from
the city, and occupied by Mr. j II Mason. 1t CON
tains rooms, Kitchen, &c
The Lot fronts Al feet and back lss feet to sn
alley.
TERNs-0ne fourth cash; the balance at 4 and E
months for notes, with interest added and se< ursd
by trust deed. BY request of
Ar COURTNEY, Trustee.
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T,IHaoLUTTona. &C.

CO-PARTHEReHIP NOTICE.-AUH-
-, TIN GENTRY. successors to JOHN La
w corner Of franklin and Union streets viii keen
constantly on hand large supply OF FLoUR.
mtAL. CORN, OATS, and all kipds ef MILL or
fall, which will be sold at the lowest cash prices
call from their friends and the public 10 respect-
Highest cash prices paid for CORN. OATS and
MEAL. ISAAC 0 AUSTIN
HsDrico county
WIN GENTRY
Charles City 90.
Richmond. Oct 2lst. 1853.
Having disposed of my 9ranary and Reed Esta-
blishment to Measrs AUSTIN GENTRY, I most
tender nv sincere thanks to nv frenss
and customers for the liberal patronage they have
ed upon me. and would tate secession to be-
speak Tor my successors continuance OF their "a
vors. JOHN A LACY.
DIsSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER.
- SdIP.-The co-parfnershp heretofore existing
and sty lie of GENTRY s. Waller, expires to-day
by mutual consent ANY unsettled business of the
concern will have the attention of Walker to
whom the matters Of Gentry Walker have been
transferred. GkNTRY,
TT WALKER,
HAVING determined to continue the
IL COMMISSION BUSINESS at the old stand of
Gontry Walker. hope By strict attention to bust
ness to merit continuance of the patronage of the
late hrm. and OF the pubic generally.
-
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There is something exceedingly tender, ms
well as instructive, in the following, which
VIC take from the Child's Paper:
"a few years ago, merchant failed in bu-
sneSs. lie went home one evening. "What
is the matter n asked his wife. Il ar beg.
CARED 1 have lost my all he exclaimed,
pressing his hand upon bis forehead, as If his
brain was in a whirl,
"All |" said his wife, u am lcft.' "All
papa said bis eldest boy "here am H.
"Aud too, papa,' said his lttlegirl, running
up and putting her arms around bis neck,
"ps not lost" papa, repeated Eddie. "Aud
you have your health left, said bis wife y
"And your two hands to work with, papa"
said bis eldest; "and | can help you" "And
your two feet to carry you about "Andyour
two eyes to sec with, papa,' saidlittle Eddie.
"You have Gods promises said the Grand
mother "And a good God, said his wife"
"And heaven to go to-" said tho little girl
"And Jesus who came to fetch US there" said
his eldest. 'ii
"God forgive mc,p said the poor merchant,
bursting into tears Il have not lost al
What are the few thousands which l. called
my all, to these precious things which God
has left me ~ aud he closped bis family to his
bosom and kissing Ills wife and children with
thankful heart.
Ah no there Oremany things more precious
than gold and bank stocks, valuable as these
may be in their place When the Central
America was laundering at sea, bngs and pur'
Ses of gold were strewn about the deck as
worthless as the mere rubbish. Life, life y
was the prayer. 10 some Of the wretched
survivors, oWater, WATER" was the prayer.
"Bread, bread it was worth its weight in
gold if gold coald have bought it,
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Julio IL.


A banker in dubuque found it necessary
the other day to suspend business Soon after,
he was accoSted by an lrishman, who had
$4,000 deposited with aim Said Pat, good
morning, Mr.. NJ. faith an it's well you'relo look
ing this morning, considering the weather
But sure it's sorry am, Mr.. M, to see that
card of yours out in the papers. But never
do you mind such triaes as that, man-take
courage aud hold up your head as high as
iver-the trouble Of the thing will soon blow
over And as for that $4,000 balance Of
mine, just kape it as long as you want it
have no use for the lousy dollars--aud |
know yees for an honest man, and perfectly
good for the same at any time Kapc it, sir,
and pleasant drOmes be wild yo,"
Mr. M expressed bis thanks, and the ban
kcr nddepositor separated. But on the fol.
lowing day Nr, NJ was startled from his
pleasant dramcS" by the presentation OF a
check for $4,000, bearing the name of his Hi
bernian friend. Not knowing exactly how to
understand the matter, Mr. NJ sent for Pat
rick, when the following explanation took
place. "Well you see, Mr.. NJ, Peggy, that
is my wife, has been raising the very dyl
aboot the money--and just to pacify the poor
ignorant cratur that it was all safe, thought
be dad, that Id jist send for it and count it
all over before her ugly face, and then she'd
consent to my LAWN it wild you, together wild
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Commissary for Commanches and
every other tribe in general since lS40,


Mn. BRASDYTooDY's three reasons for not
drinking are very characteristic Of that gentle
man.
"Take something to driukH' said his friend
to him one day,
mo thank you,' replied Mr. B.
"No lwhy not2' inquired bis friend in great
amazement,
an the first place. returned Mr. Brandy
toddy, II am secretary Of o temperance socic-
ty that meets to-day, aud ! must preserve
my temperance character. In the second
place, this is the anniversary Of my fathers
death, and out Of respect to him | have prom.
ised never to drink on this day. And in the
third place, have just taken something
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FaoM NFw 0aLEAss.-The following is o
dispatch from New Orleans, dated on tho
10th, inst
a dozen Of the Vigilance Committee have
been arrested, Major Duncan, Commander Of
the Vigilants, had been sued, and tho cotton
which was used for bnsricades (and which It
Is said was furnished by a New Orleans cotton
brokor) has been attached for damages done
to the court buildings occupied by the Vig-
lance Committee. Recorder Solomon has
been pregented,fron acting il consequence OF
lis having favored tho Vigilance Committee
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Wilson and Phinuey are the leading men,
bors of tho Washington county bar. Sitting
opposite one another at dinner table-they
are aluws opposite in practice at the bar in
the court house, and agreed as to the bar
in the hotel-Wilsoa was describing the cf-
lects Of speech he made few nights before
in great political meeting in the village
where Phiney resides.
"Indccd,D said no II never saw the people
SO filed with entbusam2D
oFillcd with what" cried fhlnncy.
"With enthusiasm, |rpcated Wilson.
"Oh ahl' said phinuey, a understand;
but never heardit called BY that name be-
fore; we call trmI"
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NOTICLA
a los que 1ayaN pefdldo aul'malcs.

El dia 2G dc Enero 4. d, 1858 fu6 registrado en-
la oicina del Escribano dc Ia Cotc dc Pruebas del
Condado de Taos, por Juez dc paa del precinto
No de. dlcho coAdado un caballo tordillo que ten
dra como a . ailos dc edad q cua iu6 hallado
en- el elaordo condado de santana pocos lias ante de
laanterior iecha. DicAo Cabao tiene un felrospcro
imperceptible
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s6r"Mother, send for the doctorp-"Why
my sonr" "Canse that man in the parlor is
going to die; he said ho would if sister Jane
did not marry bin, and Jane said she wouldn't,