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81 s:'sss':
DIED.

OA&a0s A
On MsnS S e jo.. !, l. "a ksa
asrS Ss fr ssd and y.ceasintancss tho family ere
;nysod 10 sttend her funeral, 81 tho residence o.
her father, ON Broad. between, y GSna ~ sstssss'
this fTnesday) morning, ct 10 o CLOCK. r., II
suffer little children to CONS WHO nv 'os -
such g the Kingdom Of Heaven; /.
IS Charlottesville papers Will please copy.
On Monday morning. the 18th inst, WILSON ..
CLARK r. II, the I'D year OF his Age.
His friends and acqunintances are mvibEsu - -
tend his funeral, at hts lste Residences, N hsncsef
county, on Wednesday morning next . ~ c'ocA'
On Monday, the 18Th Of July LORENZO. young,
est SON Of Lorenzo and Mary =. Frswner' sseo
year and days. .
But still lovelief in Heaven. ,a-.
His funeral will take place from tne Me..s IN !
Churc., Oregon Hill. to-day, the zoth. ~ c,oS
p NJ, to watch the friends OF the family are NV
ed to attend.
On the nd April last. ADA and on ine e. ~
inst, ELLA X, interesting and lovely chiiaIen oi
Dr. nj. A. and Ella X. Anderson, OF hanover co4n q
ty aged respectively years and " montns' sho ~
o, claim the promise God has given,
And sorrow not ~ those
Who have no blessed hope IN heaven,
When deaths dark mig INT shall ciose.
We know that sleeping one shall wake'
The captves be set FREQ
When the eternal morn shall break
In immortality.
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The Peace.

,.nr trust in princes exclaimed
..-.-.n.r IN the language OF Holy Writ
-, "a harmed that the master, whom he
"a ..rvea but too faithfully. and who had
,,-o,ri.ad him upon the honor Of an anointed
r,r~ that he would never abandon him 70 the
vengeance OF the law, which he had repeated
~ violated at his instigation, had yielded TO
the extrencies OF his situation, and signed the
warrant which consigned him to the death OF
a traitor, In the selfish hope Of preserving HE
crown. The Italians are, at this moment
reapine the reward of their folly in having
forgotten or overlooked the warning voice OF
Inspiration, when they put faith in the prom.
isss Of the French Emperor, and taught them
selves to believe that Italy was about to be
free from the Alps TO tho Adriatic III one
generation could gather wisdom from the
teachings of another, or II IL were possible ioi
mon to be taught by any experience but their
own, we should hope that there would never
he any occasion to preach from this text, alter
the practical commentary just made upon II
by the monarch in question. He seems 10 nave
been particularly DESTROYS to justify his enc
mics in everything they have said TO MS u.s.
advantage. and TO have taken especial pains to
prove TO the world that the distrust OF CARL
BALpr had deeper foundation than unjus,
prejudice or the natural workings OF Saturn
inc disposition.
NAPOLEON III. leaves Austria In full posses
sion of her powerful strongholds upon tn.
Mincio, and, therefore, in condition to over
awe Italy, and to embroil her 1T any moment
that 1t may suit her politics to do so. lie con-
signs Venetia to the tender mercies Of that in
human power, without the slightest guaran-
tee for the good treatment of the Venetian
PEOPLE. Lombardy he gives to the King Of
Sardinia, taking care, thereby, to give 10 me
assertion Of the Emperor Of Austria, that the
war was brought about by the desire OF VICTOR
EMANUEL to aggrandze himseifatthe expense
OF his neighbors, every color of truth which
ne had it in his power to confer. The rest OF
Italy. including, we presume, Tuscany and
the Duchies, ne places under the Presidency
of the Pope. And this is the fulflllment of those
splendid dreams which his Milan proclama-
ton, setting forth that he had come to make
Italy independent, were calculated to give rise
to.
The friends of Italy, and of human rights,
throughout the world, will be mortified be-
yond expression by this peace. But they de-
serve it, for putting their faith in despot, and
believing that man who supports his own
throne by six hundred thousand bayonets,
could have any regard for the rights of others
For ourselves, we confess we have been taught
a lesson, which we hope not shortly to forget
1t is never to let our minds be exercised, in
future by a struggle between despots, being
well assured that whichever side may win,
mankind will certainly gain nothing by the
issue
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This influential journal has passed into the
hands 0f r. II, MOORE CO., proprictors, and
will be edited by Mr. MOORE. We welcome
MT, MOORE with great pleasure to the edito-
rial fraternity. He - : young gentleman Of
decided ability, Of highnfharacter and noble
impulses. The Tsmss--dhder such auspices
will continue 10 be an undannted and efficient
exypnsnt Of the political principles Of its
paxsy, and : loyal representative OF the char
acser and institutions of Virginia.
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yIsIToRs AT THE VIRGINIA SpRISGs.-There
are 7oo visitors at the Greenbrier White Sui.
phAr; $40 at the Montgomery White 200 at
As Aiisghany i5o a. the Salt Sulphur: 100
- tne Yellow Sulphur; 40 a. the Old Sweet.
= - me Red Sweet; 10 at the Warm : 100 al
ne Hot, and % " tho Isaain9.
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HCNBoLDT IN MExICo.-The death of Baron
Humboldt was officially noticed by the Gov
eminent al interim, of Mexico, and the usual
marks of courtesy TO the distinguished dead
We're adopted by the officials of the City of
Mexico, as well rs the faculty of The college of
Minersa.
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MONSTER SHARK.-The Halifax IN 81
Journal says that a shark Measuring thirty
feet in length, became entangled in the nets of
a fisherman, near that place, some days since,
and was killed with scythe. The liver OF
this monster filled two puncheons.
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MORE DoCTORS OF DIvINITY.-The ~A
sity of Alabama has conferred the deg
ID. on the Rev. George w. Carter. lat -. 49,
Virginia Conference but now of Mississippi
Also, on tlN Rev. Basil Manly, Jr., late of
Richmond, Va, anu now of Greenville Theo-
logical Seminary. South Carolina.
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mA Essential Oil of TOnqua Bean. 1.-The
WIZ EDWARD =. FINCH, Anal Chem,
jy s5-1Hs Main st., corner 10Th.
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FATAL ACCIDENT Mrs. Harrison AZ Capt.
Robert Austin were thrown from iSgy at
Red Clay, ten miles above Dalton, Ga. On the
East Tennessee Railroad, and killed, on the
10Th inst The horse was frightened BIZ thun-
der, ran away, and dashed them aga Ast the
fence. Mr.. A. Was a brother-in law u Mrs
H., and had just met her at the depot - son-
yey her 10 the residence Of her sister.
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NEW tROOkS. JULY 26TH, AT RAN
! lpolI'H,S BOOKSTORE AND BINDERY.

sHELLEl MEMUKIALS; from authentic Sour
n T. s ses,, edited by Lady Shelley. 75c.
i nMr 6t al n2E 5 bf Miss MaIryatt 81
the most authentic sources, vols; 81
LIFE or MILTON, BY Professor Masson, with
an estimate Of his character by Mncaulay Msc
RETROSPECT OF PRAC.
mIJAL MEDICINE AND SURGERY, part
BIAcKWooDss MAGAZINE for August.
a n MIN ~ IN lhbUgkEks do. do.
TH + LONDON LANCET for July.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE for August. 25c
G0pEY's LADY's BOOK do. DO, NC.
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tarthern Markets.-IBY TELKGRAPH.1
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, tvA.., JULY IS, 1859.
High Water this dag Tuesday, issl o'clock.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Steamer Jamestown, Skinner, New York, mdZe.
and passengers, Ludlam Il " atsDn.
Steamer George Peabody, Pritcharh, Baltimore.
Schr. Marshall. Chichester, New York, mdze,
,scbr, E:nFia jane, Phillips, Baltimore mdze.,
Schr. Ring Dove. Adams, Philadelphia, ns,ee.,
schf. Mary /. Johnson. stiiows, Norfolk, fish,
SER, cornelius, Bradley, New York, ice, B.
WaIdweHll Co tr.r,os cr..os N,r,,u. COTTON
Schr. Georgianna, Frost, Ia.nes R.vtr, lumber,
= schr. West wisa. i,urnard New York, ice. D.
,sehr Juila Martin, Preston, Boston, plaster, J.
schr: Martha May Warrington, Pamunke. River,
c95n,. WIlscsr & bosher. / -,
Haxall !, crenstaw + Co. u
Brig follux, Saunders, New York. in ballast:
sehr VIM: Il, Sample, Williams York River
Schr. Colorado, Ale, Philadelphia, coal, Asa
Sn! der
Schr. Cherecoke. Shelly, York River. m,lze.
schr VIM. Colaultt, Frank, down the river light
Schr. Ivy. Henderson,
sschr Jefferson. Jaryis, :. ..
Schr Maria Pike Crawford,
Slocp New Packet. Gray. Smthfed, mdze.
sr'i ! m; Master froIa New Ey 91t po.a NJ.
R RssTR rad Miss b5oSP
{ % r. " fiRa ZEN Ms W i; II S!sEiqFd Mss 3
Knox, A. 9. Evans. Miss BecsSish, Mrs: c. c G.
2sqns; WIN. smith. +. 4; fa:tie, jn9. s; Mowry,
3 f kenhey, A. VALE, /. Prentis, /, Il, Hummer
FFsa HH no H IT, Ma l. P 3 Fleet ~ 9 s.
Salisbury, A. s. Slime, Francis Fitch, and ii steer
ham, DR.. Roddy, Miss S. Thurston. S. NJ. William
son; Geo. Fitch, II. Allatt; Thos. Bohannan, E P
Face &C. oaes n H sf@ WHIP Perkns '
r o. MR.. EDITOR lit is said that the
- drainage into the Reservoir If located in
sent Reservoir, Hollywood Reservoir, as it is i'm
properly called, because it is not Hollywood. and to
9fA iTso excites prejudlce,l would be oblectiona-
as suppose 1t is intended to do-wlll 1t
epwater from tcithont' o, but there IS the
suriaoe drainage that will over the top Of the
banks. Did these directors never hear of ditch,
by which this surface drainage is turned aside?
Messrs Gill and Davis speak of this surface
drainage as positive good tsee their report page
firm ditch; but to remove any prejudice about
drainage sokeage from Hollywood, let 1t be
Then it is being said that tho Oregon Hill Res
ervoir will cost less Tor ma,ns ana PIPES .han the
for both include all mains and pipes, see the re-
ports of the Engineers,) and yet the Hoii, wsod
Reservoir and fxtures-nains, pipes, &c:.is estlo
" lille that on Oregon Hill. with fixtures,
mains. pipes, &C., is estimated at Sloo,ooo w
Difference in favor of Hollywood 49,. SA,o9s so
New. aside from running and distressing a large
number of useful citizens and running one OF the
eit as' is sT no tRs sum Of oss 50 worth
or two? lily 26-lt"I COMMON SENSE.
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8istulunh 4ispatrh.
n 2 : -
vyrrnAv arflpNrNfa JULY %, 1859
n,sse,ch for che sprfnxs.

Waop0tCh Tor the SPfIMxs'
Pasons visiting the various watering PIN.
can have the DsspaseA sent 70 them any isnsn
81 sams they may desire, by leaving aiIee''." s
a the counting room. II will be iorWasoeo
~ tns earl,est malta. and embrace all the news
- the latest hour.
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NEW PAPER MILL, OK THE ErTE OF THE
FORMER TALIAFERRc Flour MILLs-We are
informed that measures are being taken to put
this enterprise in operation without delay
The stock has been taken or engaged. Esti-
mates for the machinery, &c, have been OBJ
tanned on satisfactory terms. Mr. Ogden, the
energetic superintendent Of the Belvidere
Mills, has given notice of his intention to re-
sign his present post, with view to taking
the superintendency of the new mills.
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SANDER. 1--WE understand that
D-Sa eotchfde is in pickle for the author of a
slanderous report in circulation on Union Hill In
regard to medical gentleman of this city. 1t is
not often that 'negattre' can be proven IN such
cases but in this instance, the gentleman has in
his own possession conclusive evidence of the
falsity Of the report jy 25-ItA
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DEATH OF A MIssIONARY.-Ano mis-
sionary has fallen in Africa. Rev. George
Moo ueen departed this life, after short i'll
ness, on the Island of Corisco, near the western
coast of Africa. on the 25th of March last. Mr..
Moo ueen entered on his missionary work in
Africa in 1853.
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EpUoATIoNAL.-At the Allegheny (Ta.)
High School, VIM. J. Morrisett has been ap-
pointed Principal and Professor Of Mathe-
mates and Natural Sciences. Messre. Jno. n.
Shepherd and r. w. Beach are included in
the corps of Professors Of the institution.
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LOST AND STRAYED

xErM ESTRAY.-Came to my house. about
&A3g nine days ago. = BRINDI,E COW; has one
ah..swhit spot or Her shoulder and one on her
rump ore horn Is shorter than the other. and both
ears are cropped, three of her legs white. The
owner will come forward, prove property, pay
expenses and take her away.
VIM. WILLIAMS.
iy 25-lt* Five miles below Rockets.
~zEck CAME to Buchanan Spring, on the 10th
XAT inst, small RED COW, with white face
Aau{sns md white feet. The owner can get her by
coming forward. proving property, and paying
charses. Lily a6-atsl QtiNTIN BLAIN, Agent.
LOsT-By Lady, on We.lnes
dny evening; between the stores III
a pair of GOLD SPECTACLES, in a red Morocco
case. The finder will be suitably rewarded by ieav
ing them at this Office. Jy Its
-. STR D-From Hasan's John, a
AN BLACK FILI.EY, about three year old =
EAEAsmall scar on left thigh, a splinter mark
ed to me on 18th street.
jyl-ts HAGAN'S JOHN, Creek Nation.
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IRON AND STEEL WAREHOUSE.

- No. l2l. SYCAMORE ST.. PETERSBURG, ".
-, GILLIAN K DUNLOP.
We have in store well assorted stock of IRON
and STEEL. whch.we offer in lots TO suit mr.
chasers. at the lowest prices. 90
English and best refined IRON-all Sizes
SWedes and Hammered IRON,
Wide Plough IRONS to 10 inches,
Nail Rods and Horse Shoe IRON-hest brands.
Band Hoop. Oval and Half Ronnd IRON,
sTEEL-Cast: Blister, German, Round, Ma
chine and Spring.
Also, SHEET IRON.
Orders promptly filled in the shortest time.
jy 2-ts
WM. A. GRILLS,
AND FORWARDING MERCHANT.
One door west Of Messfs n: Blair Co. 18th street,
RICHMOND, Va.
Also, agent for tho sale Of w. A. Almey's Justly
celebrated PURE MOUNTAIN .WHISKEY
REFERENCES :-Denj. Crawford, Rudolph Turk,
Aususta; Thomas, Hughes / caldwstI Kent. Paine
Co., Richmond. " adm
GPlKlIS TURPENTINE constantly Is.r seIe
y POTTS, FARLEY 6 CO,
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MILITARY.

n ARMoRY YOUNG Guard
RICHNoND, July 18th, 1859.
- Companies AZ A., ard SB,, will attend Meet
n. B..Al members not attending drills promptly
'0's' Kip MM 1 IT, sATT fffsSlhs A.
J. + E I: k M1IpSS; LIST sersoanss. jysls.
n GRAYS. ATTENTION.-Attend drills at
pi af yam and FRba as s's
W KNAPsAcKs.-cal on Lieut.. BossIEu1 and
Brasses for Cartouch Boxes. Members having old
knagsacks will have them vanished and re-ef-
~ 25-5t ]. T. ROGERS, Orderly.
n ARMoRY MONTGOMERY GUARD,f
n Thi. Command will assemble 9. Mill.
tary Hall, on IUEs9t .i,h evening" 1o'h' al
Every member is required to be punctuai at the
jy y; as ST ''' JOHN MCDONALD, o. s.
ARMoRY R. L; !. BLUES,
pIcmpy f Tms EVE EN- sc:' for D ri
and the transaction of business:
" by order OF FRED cAkT 1frt list ts sarsi
:. HEAD'RS CO., Isr REG. VA. v0Ls..l
y RICHMOND, July %, 1889. {
This COMPANY win assemble at corlnthl.n
4 Hail on TUESDAY, July 18th. at 81. O'Clock, P.
b order JESSE e Sc 9 &HEEky LIST Sergeant
L lot Of ehoiee and beautiful GOODS. sui. ed 10
BsSs.aI Eka; ;I;a, rS gpSE spd cINGHAMs
Montebello Plaid CAsHMEREs
Whs B.ek c sad Fl LsYepT dTs
p"w capE ENENs AND fTa T1sSsss
Ladies' and Misses COTTON HOSIERY. full
New York Mills and other fayorite brand. of
Plain and Embroidered L. C. HDKF'S, Gerry
choee ., ss1ssf pf Mss q,
ALso;.Plaid LiNsEYs for servants, and a ,arr.
ct and o. q sspfr k ksGyy hERsEYS q the
GIoFs IN choices shades for the present h .n9
cheap TTsH es' Pss fs
VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL
soLi En- D. 3..Seslcd proposals will I've received
upon the Hermitage Fair Grounds. cummings
A!mory:, CHARLES DIMMOCK.
y I'D Sec'y Va. C. A. s.
THE ARLINGTON HOUSE,
IN, CORNER OF MAIN AND 6TH Srs
nc ABOVE house. now IN Its sixth year a first
class BOARDING HOUSE. will be continued as
heretofore The proprietor will be happy TO ac-
commodate travellers, as we'll permanent hoard
ers, and will not relax in attention to sustain the
character il has attained. jy 26-lmf
TURTLE SOUP! TURTLE SOUP.--At
4 SADI.ER'S EPICuREAN RESTAURANT.
THIS DAY. At II O'Clock. A. NJ. 4 fine GENUINE
SEA TURTLE will BE- served up in Soup. Steaks,
&c. His friends and the public generally are re-
speettuly invited to call and try it.
N. B.-Families furnished as usual. iy23-lt
NEGROES FOR HIRE.-T have 1or hire, for
the balance Of the year. two WOMEN. one has
chiia about twelve months old, and will answer
a. H Chnmnermaid or Nurse; the other u q plain
Cook anu W asher. For terns, &C.. apply to
u 8-tsl Office in Basement Metropolitan Hall.
NEW GOOnS.--we have Just received > LOT
! ! q new small kKnrcd Pacihs LAWNS; Also,
- - ana ~ nleached SuEETtNG6. BteAched
I IN EnAA ~ FI.ANNElN, and Black and Cold CAM
SiHs a sA'eA We win 81! E Es4 sssdf bs sEw
B9YLEM s.issssssa f.asasas Rsssissa e y
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL CO IL l. e G :
n TION OF MUSIC-Just received At
MORRIS BOOKSTORE,

W Main 81.
MARCH des zouavea; composed by Charles John;
40 cents -. I L.
1 HAVE Loved, and Oh How Fondly; new Song;
by Brinkerhoff; $50. - ~
WHAT is Home without q Father; song. words
and music bx Louis DE- Rees, ,sN
EVER Of TheS IN rondly Dreaming; Csc.
FOND Hearts st Home; ballad. written and COM
posed by John r. Thomas; 25c.
COME Now with Joy; French nobody; arranged
and adapted with English words, ny =. L'er-
EFT; Esns =
THERE'S Sunlight in Heaven; Song. words from
The Daughter of st. Mark" arranged for the
Piano by Herman Strachsuer; Csc.
MINNIE May; Song and chorus by c. b. salisbu-
JOCKEYS Ta'en the Parting Kiss; Song; words
by Rob6ft Burns; arranged in imitation OF the
Scotch. by Strauchauer; Csc.
GIFT of Friendship Schottish; by Louis Remer.
WAVES Of Ocean Quckstep; arranged for the
Piano by Remer. ..
hv J. Ascher; Soc. 81. -
RETOUR .du rrnte'nps, or, Hoturn of Spring,
Polka Brilliant; by Theodore Moelllng; soc.
STAR of the Evening, and Willie we have Missed
you; brilliant fantasia; by wv. Wallace; 73c.
Nv
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

M Wilton Estate Mt Auction. 80 ames sl \. !.
TAYLOR & SON, Anctioneersi invite pc WE'D
SESDAY. the nth inst. For Particular, reier 20
the auction column. ~
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MIssIoNs.-The receipts of the American
Board of Missions for the month of June were
S2s Dos. %. These were charlottesville legacies
were 50, S30.37. The total amour from August
/, 1852, to July IA, 1859, were $255, 451.Ol.
Count Charles Giullo, one of the most emf
nent men in Piedmont, died on June %, deeply
regretted. He was distinguished mathemati-
cal professor, a senator, and a councillor OF
State.
Spurgeon, the great London gun, recently
preached to four acres of hannah beings, that
space being covered by his audience.
Hon. F. p. Blair, Jr., member Of Congress
from Missouri, with his family, will spend the
season in Gloucester, Mass
Six thousand pounds Of sword-fsh were
brought into the New Bedford market on
Wednesday.
The grand essentials TO happiness in this life
are something to do something to love- and
something TO hope for.
Col. w. w. Seaton, of the National Intelli-
gencer, is spending a few days in Boston and
vicinity.
Rev. DR.. Carter, on clerical trial at Louis.
burg, N. c., has been acquitted
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49, ssTHE VIRGINIA BOUQUET.
49, A WEEKLY LITERARY J0uRNAL-
viii be issued in Richmopd in 2 few weeks, to be
Terms only ONE DOLLAR per annum, or THREE
CENTS per copy. PAYABLE by the wear or week.
TURNER L WATSON. Publishers,
iy 2S-2t* 10th, between Main and Cary SITS.
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NEW FLOUR. 80 bbls new and good IN mar
~ line FLOUR, received on consi ynneut and for
sale U +. ". &C. II SUTTON,
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CARS FOR EGYPT.-A firm of car builders, at
from the Pacha of Egypt for $4,000 worth of
passenger cars, two of which are to be fur
nished in Oriental style for the Pacha him.
col
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nA- The Southern Savings Bank receives
depositr which interest is paid at the rae
post six months, ard FIVE per cent. for shorter
perioss,
OvFiCERs-Joel B. Watkins of Watkins 4 Flick
lsn,, President; P B. Price, Treasurer; W. A.
Jenkins, Secretary.
r r. Moore r. c. Howe. John F. Regnaut; r b.
Price, ". 4. jenkins. VIM. Ira Smith, j. - Fer
Yors p.Pna 20 Main at jy 22-d'r'
y
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q
WANTEDA selsss4 * III. xss Is sss ssss
80. 3 sny VIE may We. e s.
~ ;s.s ri ..l s:'.;s ":': - !, s 80
- ye9ns Man. who cTriH ssss Z
psIa .ad s.gid s ;''q Is :Sm = vkois.sis
z;s::: assi +. - q
WANTED-A 6s.. rae BRIcKkkA A. d mn' s mod
wages and stssiy employment will b given Noh'
0t |, T- assd apply WILLIAMS Z RAeLAND.
y; ~ Al s
p.. ss,.,nn MI. RaS sad iF ~ Il.
yITANTED-severaI ROOMS, pr small hoa ::
.ssas.yes: %sd; s.s;.. bi'''''A s'';s. .''
ITINTFn--By : Young man. who has hsd Eve
w 1cars' expericnce in the Grocery bus.ness' =
B'' z n: ole:
vI1aNTED-Tyo OF three PERSONS OF good
w nddress. 10 act AZ az gents for the sale ana ..
hibition OF the excellent properties Of my oio"''
E1'r1 EsbWp T. FINCH Analytisasl Chemist ..:s,.
~ 2s-2t. Main street, cor. i0th, up s'a'is.
gs"; Sish I'll The Modern 'S
,va Iamny Rent from $500 to 500; Possession
cr ss1 sFf Is s ssS Msn Il. next
ANTEDTo hire BY the month, q ~ sE ne
vANT abe. also 70 and IRON for .,. .T: ~
.% i'll, Must be "i's sifd !ffgre'ssniTS1
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