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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-19

l. Childrens' Carriages
Bird Cages
Water Coolers
Ice Cream FreeZers
Dinner Tea and Toilet Sets
Cut and Moulded Glass Ware
Table Cutlery and Tea Trays
Looking Glasses
Wooden and Willow Ware
Fancy Goods of every description
A good deal of our own importat on and also from
New ork auctions. You get goods really at auc-
ton prices at SCHAAP CO.'S.
ap29 Corner Broad and Sd streets.
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Storm IN THE SoUrH-A letter from Gaines
willie (Aia) of the 10th instant, reports terrific
storm 10 that vicinity, causing, among other dis
asters, the death of w NJ Berrien, brother Of the
I ,te Senator Berrieu.
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Tx PRICE OF ENGLISH CoSsoLs.-The New York
Courier has an interesting article upon the price
of Eaglish consols at various periods of the last
hundred years. During the present century there
were oaly four years In which thsy reached par
These were the years 1874 and 1915 just before the
railway explosions In Eogland, aud in 1882 and
1858, just before the Russian war During the
latter year they fell TO and their highest point
was again reached 10 November 1858, 1856. In the
eighteenth century eopsois we're frequently aud
for long periods above par, reaching in the year
1881 107 per cent. After 1851 they did not reach
par again until ls44, period CT ninety years.
"The public funds of Great Britain have under
gone some fearful vicissitudes. In 1909, the
death Of the King Of Spaio, they fell 90 per cent
After the peace of Utrecht, in 17l5 they rapidly
rose, and between 1I30.sn the rebellion in l745
were never below So but during the rebellion sank
IS. They fell 70 50 in 1882, at the close Of the
American war, aud. mounting afterwards to %
iu l792, fel, in 179S to ia This was the iowess
they ever reached.
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CPLENDID STOCK OF MANTLES.-
~ BLACK Silk Nantes and Points
Silk and Lace do
variety of Rsglsns and Busters
Black aud White Berage Shawls
Rsglans Busters and Bernoas
Chi dren's Berage and Marseilles busters
Berage and Crgaudie Robes
Black Hermann and Barge do
GUNNER Mourning Goods in every variety
from the best makers
CHRISTIAN 4 LATH RCP,
nv SO Main st.
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THE CHEAPEST GOODS In RICH
u M0ND can be found at,

i MOND can be found at
JOSEPH STRAUSFS,
hoz7 Main st..
Rich Lawns: Jaconets; Organdies; Robes; BLACK
and colored Silks Maptillas; busters; Bersges; Ne
LANES &c at astonishing low prices; Twisted siiK
Mitts from % cts and higher; Thread Gloves Ga CUE
brown Linen, for and boys wear. at l2sa WoI5n
IS cts Extension Skirts 62 cts and upwards; stella
shawls at half their value; Cambria. SWISS and
Check Muslin from 10 cts and upward, worth
The greatest bargains in Embroideries! Ladies'
Collars: Cambria and swiss Needle Worked Collars
from l21s cts and upward; Cambria and Muslin
Bands: green blue and brown Berage for wells. NJ
Is and great many moreGoods. at prices that can,
not fail to please. All ask is call. and DC careIa
s,raat " JOSEPH STRAUSE.
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W., TO GUITARISTS.-P. Fl. TAY-
4E& LOR hos just opened an additional supply OF
Pc MARTINS UNRIVALLED GUITARS. which
and beauty of finish. Italisn Guitar Strings ,Gui-
tar Instruction Books, and Music.
PIANO AND MUSIC STORE,
sp27 I5S Main ST., above Post Office.
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EOR SALE OR LEAsE.--A number of

LUuND- On Monday, the I'd instant. q
l. GOLD BREASTPIN, with gentlemar's like.
ness in it. The loser can obtain the ane by de.
scribing property and paying for this ad 7ertise.
ment A This Office tia
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WOOD, EDDY l. co, Augusta, Ga,
WOOD, EDDY & co, Atlanta, Ca,
WH0n EDHY r. M Wilmington IA
no TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS

s~N TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
&N STONE WARE AT FACTORY PRICES
Wehave on b and of our own ma nufac ture.
- avery large assor tment of superior quality
Stone Ware, which we are selling at our Factory
prices, consisting Of
Jugs, Jars, Pitchers Churns, Spittoons
Covered Butter Pots, Milk Pans
Cork Jars, (air tightly Water Coolers,
Water Kegs. Chimney Caps, dc.
Merchants will please ca and examine our Ware
before purchasing elsewhere. and buy at Factory
prices at Pottery of 18th and Cary ste.
NH IL KEESEE PAIR.
a LADIES', MISSES and chill
~DDREvS' BOOTS AND SHOES.-We have
on hand large and well selected assortment OF
Ladies', Misses and Childrens' Boots and Shoes,
both with and without heels which are very fine
and pretty embracing most of the different style
now In use for dress purposes. And We have also
had made expressly to order, first assert.
ment of Ladies' Misses and Childrens Shoes for con-
staHt wear which are made fully good and sub.
stantial, as Shoes can be made, and are soft and
pleasant to wear. Call and see them at
PUTNEY 4 WATTS.
el0 No ll3 Main street
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ELECTED BIsHoP.-Rev. Alexander Gregg, Rector
of St. Davd's Church, Cheraw, S. C., has been elect
ed Bishop of Texas.
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CEILING OFF, SELLING OFF, at ana
~ below cost. 5000 worth of Window Shades;
Brssses Cords and Tassels; Floor and Table Oil
Cloth. all widths Fire Screens Wall Paper; Curtain
Bands and Corniccs at less than the original cost
AS contemplate changing my business. and wish
to avoid taking them to auction great bargains will
be given as the goods be sold. Call and secure
pair OF my Gold shades. which are very beauti-
full Don't forget the place. $50 Broad street. the old
established Dry Goods and Window shade Depot OF
MG0LDEN,
go Broad st. between Sd and 4th SITS.
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LINE ARTS.-Messrs. W. HATTLER
l. 4 co. have the pleasure to inform the art low
ing public that Mr. kNOE0LER, successor to Gou.
large and select assortment Of plain aud colored
ENGRAvINGS, LITHOGR Apis and PHOTO
GRAPHS. They will be on exhibition and offered
for sale on Friday. Saturday, Monday and Tues
day, the 18th. 18th. 2lsr and 32d OF March, only.
great portion of the collection being samples
only intended for exhibition In the Southern States
dealers In engravings and the public in general are
respectfully invited to visit US daring these three
days. IN order TO have an Opportunity to examine
large assortment of the engravings will be kept
byus In future, and orders for others promptly ct.
tended to.
Particular attention Is called to the PHI otographs
- the most beautiful specimens OF that art yet ex
tAnt. WM SATTLER n CD
IA an nnlv Sforo Mai NJ
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DOERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTEKs.
u BOERHAVE'S HOLLAND BlTTERS
BOERHAVEs HOLLAND BITTERS
BOERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS
BOERHAvE'S HOLLAND BiTTERS
BOERHAVES HOLLAND BITTERS
BOEkHAVES HOLLAND BITTEk8
BOERHAvE'S HOLLAND BITTERS
BOERHAVES HOLLAND BITTEKS
The celebrated Holland remedy tor

WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND.
FEVER AND AGUE,
And the various affections consequent upon dis
STOMACH OR LIVER.
Such - Indigestion. Acidity Of the Stomach,
Colicky Pains. Heartburn, Loss Of Appetite Dospon
dency, Csstiveness, Blind and Bleeding Piles. In
an Nervous, Rheumatic. and Neuralgia Affections
cial and in others effected decided cure.
This is a purely vegetable oom pound, prepared on
strictly scientific principles after the manner of the
celebrated Holland Professor, BOerhave. Because Of
its great success most ofthe European States its in
PRODUCTION into the States intended more espe.
ciay for those of our athersnd scattered here and
there over the face of this mighty country Meeting
with great success among them now offer Il to the
American public. knowing that its truly wonderful
medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
It is particularly recommended tn those persons
whose constitutions may have been impaired BY the
continuous of ardent Spirits other forms OF
dissipation Generally instantaneous In effect. II
finds its way directly to the seat of life thrilling
and Quickening every nerve, raising up the droop.
Ing spirit. and, in fact, infusing new health and
viGcr in the system.
rage will be disappointed; but to the sick weak and
low spirited, il will prove grateful aromatic cor.
dial. possessed Of singular remedial properties.
The great popularity Of this delightful Aroma has
induced many limitations, which the public should
guard against purchasing. Be not persuaded to buy
ything else until you have given BOERNAVE'S
holland BITTEkS a fair trial. One bottle will
these limitations.
Sold at 81 per bottle SIX bottles for s. BY the
SOLE PROPRIETORS,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. T. co.
MANUFACTURING
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ATBold nearly all the Druggists In this city
ie14-dta
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REUTHE'S Pa TENT
SZ ANIMAL TRAP-This Ingenious
machine has ivel In the field
Dat all. to be compared with 10, tor
the capture of wild animals. II IL
small thpt carry IL in his pocket, sll II
is capable of killing bear They of three diff.
ferent sizes and will efectually operate on Rats,
hinks, Wild Cats. Foxes, Wolves, Bears, &C; they
can also DO used as Pistols. FOR sale by
JAMES WALSH, Gun 1mpcIte
ap 2S-Im 7 doors above et Charles Hotel.
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I ADIE6. LOOK AT THIS Cheap
~ STA. Dsbeas. Linen and Calico Dustsrs; cheap
siik and Linen kaglans cheap and splendid Mar
Brilliant CApes, Tor children; WrappinGs, Of IN
kinds. ct MAIL1kT, Chap at9s,
nyM u Natn e.Wk
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In conformity with the foregoing, /
will conduct. at my old stand on Cary street two
doors below the Columbian HOTEL GENERAL Com
mission and Forwarding Bu,iness. shall give my
undivided aud personal attention to the sale of
| ry kind Of country produce such as Wheat, Corn.
Flour, Tobacco, &c and by strict attention to bu
siness, hope to receive q liberal share of public
patronage. SAM'L III JETER.
| 10-lmt Agent for raus letter.
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RUTTER, BUTTER have made ar
y rangements In New York TO receive twice
week hy steamer. superior fresh made ORANGE
w.th mo, can now b. supplied. Also, we'll selected
stock OF Family Groceries. low for cash.
SAMPSON JONI 6, Agent.
ap @-lms Corner Of Main and 9Th sts.
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RICHMOND, APRIL Is, it5q.
Two THE PUBLIC have this dsyf
l. constituted and appointed SAML JETER my
Agent, by deed duly recorded in the Office Of the
Court of Hastings of the city of Richmond to con-
duct for me. and in my name. a General Commits.
sion aud Forwarding Business.
ap 2-lms FRANS A JETER.
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a FOR RENT-The upper part OF
E9 the house. a9 Main street over the Office o,
the subscriber. Possession may be had imme diat.y
my l2--ts JOHN q WAYT
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@M FOR RENT.-Lawyers and Doc
II tors Offices aud Lodging Rooms on 18th street,
in front of Bank st., by
my 5-tS JNO A BELVIN
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,1k CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.

Hs9 The subscriber has on hand, ut his
Coach Making Establishment. on Lombard Alley,
near the Columbian Hotel, COACHES. CHARIO-
TEES, BAROUCHES BUGGIBS with and without
tops. and sULkIES-all Of his own make, of the
be sold as low good work of the kind can be In
the city of Richmond, and respectfully ask call
from those in want of any article in the Carriage
line, as / am determined to make to order and to
sell at the owet prices possible; and all work Sold
that Is new, warranted
NH T-9m MICAIAH MANGNA
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" Beware of limitations. This Jelly contains %
New York Academy Of Medicine By its judcious
combination Il = rendered unohjectionable 20 the
most delicate. while beneficial escts increas'
I'd. PnNfOLD, PARKER MOWMR,
Agents, New York.
~ For sale by W. PKTRRSON. and Druggists
generally. my6-lH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16
III E D..

BEALE-On wedrsdsy Sept, H. Sarah Amelia Beals young
est daughter Of Peter Ri:asIa and May Besie.
pASKLM-at Norwas, Com. Monday. Sept. II, IDA
Ass aged year. 2moL,hs snd 10 days only child oil samuel
AID AIeiia Dasiam.
DEMAREsT-In hi, city Tassday, Sept IS Elz'be.h NJ
D.ms,s aged year months and days. daughter Oh " m
H. and Cl.iisss A. DerDsrest
DIEDPICHs-In this city, Tuesday Sept IS, Thoma'
youIs..t VI +. A. aud rs n.r DiedncAs.
FIJZPATRICK-Ou TUESDAY Sept. Ii, sAer short Illness
Pne.e. wife e In FikpstTi /.
KlERNAE-lu Boo syn Wedpesday Sept. li after shot
Mr. Catherine krs wife Of Owen kiernsn sed
81 y.su, IL months and sdsya
LAVENDER-lu Brooklyn, CT Wednesday, Sept, u, MS
MArssret lavender daughter Of John Aston Of Hshfax
n c. sid wife Benz A Lavender, esq, Of ,Ls city
LORD-n this city Wednesday. Sept; H. aer short but
sever. scku.s. kste Matilda Ld eldest daughter OF Jordan
ard ssrsh Lord, sg-d years, months aud ~ days
MULLIGAN-In this city, Wednesday nornnf, Sept ~
after Ing Iess witch she bore with Christian fot'ude
E,aleh beloved is e James Musan, in the Ash year
oi her
MCGUIRE - L. this city or Wednesday, Sept. H. John
Mcclure, IN The t2i year Of Ii. age.
OXWITH-On Wednesday Sept H. In Monsauie, Westches
ter County, " y sfier short illness. Jane Ann oK"h
daughter OF the lac srry Oxwn, esq In the I'm year Of
her
PHAIR-Or Wednesday Sept H. 1889 James Pbs formerly
Of Kint,hHHdIA. Cayar, lfelsDd, aged 10 years
The r. atv.s eLd. Of the family also those ~ nus on
Jou and " s pactfdy invited 10 attend lis funeral
from r,sde-cs, No. N4t isous. near Pearl st., on
Friday the ION iaIt a. o'clook IN The forenoon
PURDY-At Puioys Station, Saturday Sept 10, Micah
Purdy, aged 81 years
sIMMs-A, Rocknusy Mex Morris County j. of consuulp
ton. Friday. Sept g. HeIf.ta vile oil James Simms
IN tie nth year oi her age.
srAyELEf-ID Brooklyn D.. on Tuesday SEP. - EmeAns
dansber Of John W. and Julia A. Sta eley aged year,
months and 90 days
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rspa1urk Daily 2ibn,te
nan Z ID.

Wednesday, Sept, "A, ct TIE Mer-
Pr,sb Chrrcb BY ne Rev Walter csrk o.
D. Case, ofHsrcoa Conn. - Miss Mary L. EcDonneu
dADlht.r a II. ~. Mcdaniel, .sq OF LIS easy.
Hartford Com, papers Please copy.
CUTrER-sAlTH-n this c;.y. Thursday Sept ID a. tne
seventh fseyt.ran C1ach Rev. T. RAlston Smith,
Mr. Jams Cutter Mis- Mary Jare Smith, all OF ms c1y
CRASSOHS-MARIIH-InB Brooklyn on Tuesday seps Is
IS -. Re- Georxe Ddnti residence Il tie bnfe
flbsr Mr. Ea-en- = Cr,sso1s u HOboken IN Mss Ezra N
daughter F.t.rick 3. Marvin fol- Brooklyn.
OlLMAN-PERKiSS-ln Hartford. Conn, on Wednesday,
sept H. By IN, Edw.td " Gilman OF Banso- ssrsted
blythe Rev Edward z Hale q Boston, Mr. Wan c. Gilman
j. NswYork CITY - Mss kst- cher PERI ms dsaen'sr
ofTboEss c. Pr!tils. esq. Of Hartford.
HASsoN-RoLFE-on Tuesday, s~p, 70; By 'he Rev WI
D. ID residence OF the ords sns the Rev MAJ
e- Hanson u r.y-s-ui l. Island hss CorneLA A.,
dsufh.er Of !. Rolfe erq New 6runs~ick N. J.
JOSEs-ADEE-By the R.y Philips, Edward T. Jones 10
N,uar.ftr Ads. al o; SevYorh City.
LACB-Ip Brooklyn, Thusdsy Sept Is Dir.
John c. L.H.ris - Miss Adehs NJ Bsck
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TnrpsnAY Cant LIZ \


The pause in the speculative movements Of the
sto * market, noticed Yesterday continues and the
mark.. was comparatively quite dull to-day, except
for New.YoIk Central ano GaleIs, the first of which is
kep. steady by the bill cliques OF the Board and
street as tie great leading tock OF the market. The
dspostor 10 operate for the decline increases at the
Board. and the bears are gradually extending their
rumbers but their lines Of short stock are put out
with great deal Of caution, ard there is nothing like
that yieor in the movements which have heretofore
been displayed after decided advance in the market
The largest operations Of the day we're in NewYork
Central, which was very s.eady at both sessions
ranging through the day al from s0 20 SOi, aud, after
selling between the Boards a. s. . finally closing in
the afternoon at so to 500. Gaens II in point
Of activity and strength ard sold during the day up
10 76 although there registered transactions
above 76i. la Mcl gsn Central there fair bust
ness and slight decline, but movement Of import
snce The stock Is offered freely sellers option.
Rock leland was oeraby steady at 6) during the sss-
sion Of the Fret Board. but in the afternoon was Little
lower. For Illinois Central, Southern Guaranteed,
and Tole 10 the quotstions show moderate decline,
bat the dealings were not important. Harlem Pre-
fered was Of the frmest stocks on the LET, but
prices were fraction lower than yesterday. Poetic
Mail was N ftf request ~ u suSub linprO'enous'
Stste Stocks were firm through the day, with Inn
tied business. Mssouris were in demand at SID AT
the Second BosId the prevailing feature was extreme
duIness-nors striking on account Of ts contrast
with tie state of the market for some time past.
Prices were, upon the whole, shade lower at the
close. The business Of the day has been transacted
upon an irregular and somewhat unsettled market
The closing prices were For Virginia 6s 81. 9sii
Missouri Is, sl ass; Canton Company, lsaloii
Gun beilsnd Cos Company, l3l q lii Pacific Mall,
So So; Nex-Yo'k Central Railroad, 81. aSOti
Erie Railroad, A. ali; Hudson River Railroad, 5oa
d37i Harlem Railroad, 10! lOf; Harlem Railroad
Preferred, 81 81 Reading Railroad, All III Mich
igsn Central Railroad, A. af.i Michigan Southern
and Northern Indiana Railroad, 6e6i Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana Guaranteed 2't -lI
Panama Rsilrosi lis alIs. limo. Central R.drosd,
G,aG; Galena and Chicago Railrosd, 75a e7oi
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, u. a2iii Chicago
sri Rock Island Railroad, G. adsl, Illinois Contra! 3
sass.
IT. foreign bill. there Is b1. little doing, aud rates
are steady. Sterling, lOel lloi. Frarcs. 5l5a
5l2!.
Frsights TO all English ports are hrm, o"1g 70
scarcity Of available room. To Liverpool, 100 bales
Cotton al d. 20 tuns Clover seed al l1s 3D.; ~ bales
Pgs Hair on private terms, and go boxes Cheese a.
20. To Londor IL bales Pigs Hair at Ie per tun.
TIE business Of the Sab-Treasury ras; Receipts,
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Snort Pass.cE.-Ths bnk Rosbuck, Capt. Chase,
from Rio Janero arrived at this port yesterday morn
ing having saledthe aaen Of the 18th ult, thus
making the passsge from bsrbor to bsbor 10 81 days.
She generally experienced some difficulty 10 getting
the correct dates Of the sailing Of ye1eA from certain
ports but in thi. instance Capt Chase furnishes a.
with the arrival Of several vessels from the St,tss on
the day Of bis departure, Aug. H. There lie bu. kt.lc
coffee arriving from Rio Janeiro, in consequence Of
iu being held very high a. that place. and eonsgnees
here who sell, do 20 at a lots. a...
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Yeserdsy afternoon, At . O'Clock, FIRE occurred 10
the Provision establishment Of Milrnan White g.
Weeks, No. Worth street, but being discovered at
an early moment, it was put out before much damage
wss sustained.
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.-Pa.rck Dempsey sod John
Shannon. vbo ssrs that the proo~rs ksocsel aim Sowa h
The .sss stoG, u o'clock Monday Night and robbed hn Il
STA Jgcs Seen bed each 81 the socused 70 10 As
IL sseoo IL default u which they we're committed
FATAL FALL.-Some time during Wednesday Night,
Hsmsd John Stone .n down emesnhssss confer u
Eisn. sy,Io. SS Nab s.<sst and W. Killed
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he Coma q the ~, u,o-st eos1ee1' "A .e.es
20 TIE rcpsep Gsds BY the ssd Connis'io 0'aea 20
period drrs hh th- I'd nrxaSs Bond poies .a1 re-
DEEM ID, road h. 'NsHd~d e foo the ~ %
next and also that esess No paa poesed ey To- g
boz 3holder be sereS rad 50 fr - r-seis
sach o. cDs 5s valid iesss % 81 p>soss MIR
esed.1 -
resolution was also adopted assessing one mill "
cent the secor6 ror'gs.,e oondholers, 10 deirsy
expenses OF counsel fees, &c. in drawing the nsces-
ssry agreements with the first mortgage bonisoldsrr.
After shch the meeting Adjourned meet ai the cal
of the Committee.
The statement o! the Rhode Island banks, made on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-16

CURE CURE for PILES.-Th. Medicine
~ psieh The proprietor oasn 70 n, Fasic as ee~r
ts,sd r :-D yesrs BY ph,EiAns .n3 o- sd a.
proved ain fey he ssJve S.se sor
IL. Ukraine E.h.ls ~h srich many sis:ec, .nt
.geds have '>3 cgr- ts -iy,. E5e4..s
rshef thc!.agay ben es.e3 he sb-S-r
rdnc.d bring b-fr. ~ Ps> and ~sr.n. sT,;
every In Of Siisr- the gi -
toused 70 n. pGrrhAsr P-epSsd BY HENRY gOyLs
No. u P,ns-s Boston Sod wboi-sak ard retail b,
HE0EMAN Co "A - D.sssisA sen.E'lJ. C.EifSs:>s
scc1rrr zuy Each bc..le
STONISHTNG.-Mr Grey, l& Cba'hsm-st :,
n CURED Of Pies ns.4 bottles II Dr. Leahs Y..~ Doh
sylup Ds3os 80 Cbah1In; SO Grand sEi iin erad~Ay
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In circular announcing his resignation to the pub
lie, Mr.. Miller says
"In relation TO the funding Of the MscalistHr and
Stebbps bonds though not in any manner Responsible
for that act will say that It's validity has not been
recognized BY this department do believe
will be-"