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WASHINGTON FEMALE INSTITUTE,
w Under the direction Of
Nps ELIZA w CMITu

ms. EtllLh w. Sm1
Mrs. SMITH date Principal of the Mystic Hall
sss9mnsry takes pleasure IN giving notice that the
tate of Surgeon Genera Lawson. requisite for the
'WAsHINGT9N FEMALE INSTITUTE, will soon be I'm
lihsd, and shat with corps of perienced tea h
ers, she will open her Seminary there in October.
= She hopes the interest that her friends, and the
In her system ofnstruetion Will not lessen by her
ren9yal south; and that those from other parts Of
the United States, who have been unable to send
their daughters Ia her owiFg to the climate and
dstanee OF Massachusetts, will embrac, this op-
PoTtunlty, finding the District of Columbia of moIe
genial temperature. and more accessible.
The Seminary will be of high order. and parents
and guardians assured that no efforts or appii-
ances will IA wanting to secure the confort thor
ough instruction, and elegance of their daus hters
and wards.
Applications will be answered and pupils received
until her limited number is complete. Number Of
day scholars limited For circulars address Mrs.
ELIZA w. SMITH, Washington, ID. c.; Box
10Y. Al 10 -'Iw&2aximf
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l'l Corner Of L and Tenth streets.
The ninth annual session of this School will com
menoe September lst. The course of instruction
will he comprehensive and thorough.
limited number Of young ladies w III be eceIved
into Mrs. Bel - family boarding schOa s, where
every effort will be used to make the Institution
happy home for all ITS inmates.
Circulars, giving full particulars will be furnished
on application to the above address.
G G-entDctI0
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HAS COMF!-HAS COMEm-HAS COMEm,
H THE GOOD TIME HAS COME!

SINGERS No 2 SEWING MACHINE
Can a.1c be had for One HhRdrtf Dollars
No. for Ninety Dollars,
For manuIact turing pu poses the only re,iabls and
unexceiled Sewing Machine III the world-I M
Singer i Co.'S Gazette.
Family Sewing Machines from Fifty to Seventy
hye Dollars We have tri them in our own fam
iies and hnd them superior to any in use.-I. NJ.
Singsr f Co.'S Gazet c.
We invite all To call at our Wa hington Office,
No 3eS renna- avenue, under National Hotel ~
examine them and their work. Tne great economy
In using suoh machine will at once become ap-
parent Explanations given to all. Circulars as
tranng all OF Singers Sewing Machines, with specI
mems Of their work furnished to ali, sent to any
good assortment of Thread, Needles, Twist
at New Work prices
In. SINGER A Co ass Broadway " "
VIM. GLOVER, Agent. So i6 tr
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A SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES
IA WILL BE OPENED AT
No. 4s9 E street. betlcsen 81 and an sts, Washin

ton, ID. C., Ssptsmb,r ISt, 1852.
MRS. GEN'L WHEELER. PRINcIPAL.
The object this Institution will be the attain
the oTnamepta bIanebes of noIlte I liteTstnrs in 10
which Mrs. Wheeler will be assisted by expert
enced and approved teachers.
Mrs. Wheeler has had long experience ir teach
ing. and respectfully sOicts the patronage Of her
friends snd the public generally
Three or four young ladies will be received into
the family beaFders, and be under the immed
supervision Of the Principal.
Circulars he obtained on application to the
principal bookstores of the city 10 the Principal.
iy l8 eOt(lct
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TAKE. NOTICE

A TAKE NOTICE.
all Persons owning proparty on lat street and
Gay sire t, are required by Orti oss of the Cor
Poratlon OF George'own. app owed on the rti day
ga September, 1859, ID have the foOtways fronting
the same. paved with good. hard lex, upon a sui-
Client bed Of sharp sand and in conformity TO the
estab shed EIades of said streets The curhing
be put IN thorough order, with ta ials of the
beat quaI.y, or with the use of those now there if
nj for the purpose, These improvements must he
COMPLETED by the 18th day of October next, they
vii then bs made by ths subscrib"r, and paid for
out of the proc eds of the taxes which have been
imposed or that puIp pose. The materials, as well
as the we kmanshiP. mu,t be Of kind to be ap-
Toved OF by the subscriber they will be rejected
Those persons who may undertake to have their
Improvements made under their own supervision,
are notified that the same must be done according
70 the legal grade o. the streets, they will be
JeGted at their own cost
Any information which may be further desired
can be had on application to the undersigned.
Ptr.ons Wishing TO contract for much of the
aonv. named work as may not be complete by the
18th day OF October next, can leave their sealed
proposals for the same at this Office, by the 10th day
HENRY ADDISON, Myor.
MAYORS OFFICE, Georgetown, ID. C.,l
September 18th 1889.
Sc IA Stawtl5thOct
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
d FOR NEW YORK.
u AsSAGE, INCLUDING MEALS An

- FOX NEW YORK. -.
AssAGE, iNCLUDlNG MEALS AND
~ me New York and Virginia screw Steamship
Conl any,s new aud elegant steam
ship MOUNT VERNON, Capt. II. AS=S
n. SniI,, Will leave the Company sosD1@n
vT,NHsstern ~ sstern WhaIves, at " o'clock e m on
Depot, at Alex andI ia. at o clock D. M same da2
Pastengers LON Washington and C;eorge rvu
can pke the coaches connecting with Alexnpdrta
steambosts or railroad, which leave the corner ~
th street and Pa avenue hourly, or they can Ieave
O'Clock D. m.
State rooms can re engaged on application On
Msssrs; Morgan Rhinekart, Western w haryes
Freight viii be received up to The hours Of depaT-
l- Insurance will be stfe ted on all goods NV
premium.
Tn, accommodations for passengers by this line
are IN every respect hTstc ass aud every effort vii
Ds hsade 10 render thls communication with New
For freight or passage apply 90 FOwLE a.
CO., Agents, AleNandflA.
Ii. b. CROMWELL a CO,
Sc 2-ly so West at. corner A lbany, New York.
DRGULAR THROUGH LINE To CALIFOR-
~ MA, via PANAMA. ON the 5th aud >SsSH<
"a OF every moth, ly the steamshipsAS1Eb.
ADRIATIC, ATLANTIC and BAL esS7Ssts=s
TIC, for metiy IN the Liverpool LIne.l The shove
unrlt allied steamships, owned by the North Allan
Is - amship Co, are now being fitted up for the
California " ade. one of which will leave the wharf
loot of Canal street. on the 5th October, At D. m,
and semi monthly thereafter The rates of passage
aUd freight VIII be rs reasonable a. by any other
rsnsemeRts for ths comfort AID he ath Of the pas
sengers will be such to challenge compArisOn
An experienced surgeon will be attached 20 each
snip. au d-lm
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PIANo FORTE AMD ORGAN INsTRUC

MISS Y. STUMPF, pupil of BEINFETTER
celebrated pianist of Mannheim, Germany, re- ~,
sPectfully lntimates to the music loving cIt 2szN
zens ot Washington. thSt having lad many $62
years ex perleuee in teaching, is now prepared 10
receive pupils e hsr bes inner those more ad
vanaed; to give Instructions on the Piano and Or
gan. Terms moderate. Application can be made
and any orders left at Mr.. DeCpnIel's MnsIcal Re-
pOsito.y, ra avenue, will meet dua attention. Un-
exceptional reference Re to ahilitv can be given.
III situation as Organist will be accepted.
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A SELP-SACRIFIcISG HUSBAND. TRrLY.-Dr
Taney recently elOped with the wife of Baptis :,
deacon in Knox county. Ohio. She left three chill
dren. one an infant. He left five. The day before
they elOped. the Doctor took his wife and her in.
fant on a visit TO his brothers, told her not IA
come back until the next evening and that he
would take good care Of the children in her alb.
Sence.
When she came home he had been gone over
fourteen hours and the little all in tears
The bereaved husband followed the doctor and
his wife TO Huron county, where he found the
woman proStrlted with illness. Without n word
OF uPbraiding, he stayed and nursed her back to
life, then he talked with the doctor and her.
and reasoned with them, and proniis Il to for
give all and hide the facts from the world
TO ms grief, however, he learned that his wife
loved the Doctor. He therefore expressed his for
giyeness To the Tecreant an and certified i'm
wiring that he gave her up Gu condition that she
Womb marry The object of her choice as soon as
possible, and he would never moIest them He
gave her sl6J wished the blessing OF God TO rest
upon her, and then returned his desolate hearth
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DENTISTRY, 60.

n DENTISTRY.
DR. Hi. .S, after practIca, test of two years,
feels that he can with confidence recnm--A
mend the Cheoplastic Process for inserting 6pES
artificial tefth IL has the ADVANTAGES of~OlIr
streng h, beauty, cleanliness and cheapness. Full
upper sets inserted for 535 Partial In proportion
Othce 300 Pa. avenue. SCI
H. DENTAL NOTICE.
II n. Nj. LOOMS Will be absent from the CITY
durlng the summer months, as usual, but<
VIII Tetnrn In the fail TO resume practice ~
e will be seen by further and timely mo- -SIlCD
Z Zoe. iylStf
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEM'Ts.

GRAB APPLE CIDER, IN BOTTLES, II THE
~ gNIoS BoTTLING DEPoT, Georgetown, ID. c.
We invite the a'teItion of the public to our stock
Of pure ABB APPLE CIDER, which is now as
sweet as II II was just from the press. Warranted
this smaTket. : :
aus (States) Army & SHINN.
W. BLACKBERRY BRANDY.
w Have Just received a stock of Turner's
BLAChBERRI BRANDY-an excellent remedy
tor Dlarrhea, &c. Army Il SHINN,
aus tStates) Union Bot'ing Depot.
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w LEWIS PAYNE,
w HOLESALE BOOT AND SHOE DEALER,
Bridss street, Ge0ygetotcn, ID. c.
The attention of the trade is respectfully called to
my stock of Youths', Mems, and Boys HS6n
Cal FSkIN SHOES, for summer wear Xt2y
y ny .toSf SEn n Ta2" PxTENT lAFfgST LEArHERV
WORK is also assorted and well worthy of stten-
tion
A large lot of COARSE SHOES and BOOTS
suitable for servantsl also on hand and constantly
making.
NJ Country merchants and others In want are
invited TO call or address me At No. II Bridge st.,
Georgetown, ID. e. ap2-u
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NJ The DR. Robert NJ. Graham, who was kill
led Ia New Orleans on Monday night, in shoot
ing afffly with Ernest Toletlane, is the man who
was nearly two years since concerned in the stab
bihg business at the ST Nicholas Hotel In New
70. City.
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W DIR Smetburst, who was to have been eye
cuted Ia England on the 9TH instant for the mn,
der OF ISABELLA Bankes, and brief report Of whose
trial and conviction was given In our last foreign
news. has been respited by the QUEEN. after con
sidsration Of the evidence taken at the trial, as
well as of the opinions which since the trial have
been ELECTED from tue most eminent medical men
that the death of Miss Bankes might have been
produced by natural causes. IL is supposed tie
respite will resslt in 4 Communication of the capi.
tai sentence. l...-. .... a.' q.
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TRUNKS. BOOTS, SHOES. o.

TRUNKS. BOOTS, SHOES. &c
HOME MALE
III BOOTS AND SHOES
Ladies' English Glove Kid ButtOned Double sole
ladies': Saatfs hest English s ,ssti6s SsitsTs
Misses and Chldren's Boots and Shoes, of' -
every description, at eq ually low prices.
SELLING OFF ATCOST,
nv entire stock of Eastarn-made Shoes, to make
room for Homemade Work. -
]. ROSENTHAI.,
No. % Pa. av, Market space,
seqtf I'd door above 9Th street.
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SUSSEX COUNTY LOTTERIES.
TICKETS one DOLLAR.
To be drawn dal at Wilmington, Delaware, at Is
minutes before l. ia.
MONDAY, September 10.
Class l5I-7S numbers, IL drawn ballots.
prize il Ot...-....,sS Sis i5 SPTizSs Of..-.....sso
Tickets ST..
TUESDAY, September %.
Class isa-75 numbers, il drawn ballots.
prize of. s5o%a prize. Of f....s 900
&C., Tickets ffS' 81. N''
Glass lssoas h n1%6ers, isPdiS%s is Pdfa~H ballots.
l prize Of ,... .ss, 81 prizes Of ..- 900
Tickets 81.
Glass TaURsRaSE ggs sR&Ssrs seEEssdSsG Es dTssa e Ballots,
! prize of. s5s5 aprizes of ~..- $500
do .--.-...' TieSet. TTiiS5S 81, &c. &c.
FRIDAY, September o
Glass la5-7G numbers, u drawn ballots.
praizs aS' of: si,ss5 s sPTi55Ss 5s Of sss g"
do '''''''''' Ticssts Iitss 81. &c" &C.
SATURDAY, September
Class I56-75 numbers. l2drawn ballots
prize i" of....s5's1"Si prizes of....--.sla"" coo
Tickets 81.
All orders for tickets or certificates Of Packages
al meet with the most prompt and atten-
tios, aud the printedofcial drawings sent as soon
'' ''''' FRANCE. BRoADBENTs 4 co,
sel7-lw Wilmington. Delaware.
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MOUNT VERNON AND THE TOMB
WI WASHINGTON.

Irtct Week UEffI FHfIAsv h0ftel.
The steamer THOMAS COLLYER will run reg.
Tsmb sb tG Of %ssfins.sp fsRs sEnGa on fPG
DAYS and FRIDAYS, leaving theaz@a<EzsA.
wharf at the foot of 9TH street, at 10 M, and re-
Coaches leave all the Hotels and the corner O,
Pennsy lvsnis svsnue and 7th at atsx q. m. Round
trip Sl. ma All
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Tickets SaO, halves $40, quarters s5, sths s25s
Address-FR BROADBENTS & CO.,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
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NOTICE.-The Steamer JAMES GUY having
fSSs viii Ii. .Se' ~ sGs p%:S
TUESDAYS for CURRIOMAN,
and on FRIDAYS commencing on the 9Th a Aprill
for PlNET POINT and KINSALE, at a. m, re-
q, M, stopping at all ofthe regular landings soins
and returning. LUClEN =. PAGE, Prop'r.
NATH'I. ROusH, agent, AIexandria. mar n N
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-15
The Right Name.

The Abingdon Virginian, being asked what
was the name Of its party. hits the nail directly
on thehead in the following admirable response:
The party whose interests and principles we
alvocats,is the Opposition" in eentradistincton
to the fag end If what was once called the Democ-
racy, but more recently very properly dubbed the
Imposition party. The Opposition" ia com
posed of the honest and intelligent masses, who
see the ruin to which the country is drifting un.
der<hs direetics of the Imposition" The frauds
aud peculstions ofthose calling thelAselve Demo-
crsts. t,gether with their unheard ofextravagance
pe1ple b. rs6ection. and reformation has cen
determinsd npan in the public mind. 1t is right,
therefore, against might-tbe plundered against
the rluSdersrs-- hence the name "Opposi.
ton"
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a Southern Democrat Under q cloud

A Southern Democrat Under Cloud
The Hon. Geo. w. Jones has been Democrat
ic representative in Congress from Tennessee for
. great number Of years. He and Letcher were
sworn friends--Jonos, If possible. being more
vigilant watchdog Of the Treasury" while the
expenses of the Government were running up
from forty to one hundred millions. per annum,
than even Honest john But Jones has fallen
into disgrace. He has gotten under a cloud. In
accordance with the spirit of radical democracy
the spiritof giving everything to everybody-the
Tennessee Representative voted for the Home
stead Bill. Listen how a Southern Democratic
paper the Huntsville Democrat -excommuni-
Gates him from the church, and dismissss him to
the Black Republicans
His vote in this case. is in keeping with h
squatter-soveregnty notions, and his demagoguism
generally, and his constituents will mark him Tor
il at the next election. Let them expunge him
from the Democratic record. lie has fed out OF
the public crib long enough; turn him out to grass
and lot him wander of, il he WILL into n home.
stead among the Black Republicans of the North
West. lie hns separated himself from the South
and the true Democracy in sentiment and act
Let him 60 and herd with more congenial Black
Republican spirits. and be the Representative of
their views, If they choose. The South is no place
for him. The sooner she get- rid Of such citizens
the Letter
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Waahinpton Itoms.


From tho Baltimore Patriot. we copy the follow
ing resume Of affairs of interest in Washington
city:
The Metropolis has assumed its usual appear
nncc after the adjournment Of Congress. Tho
most OF the members. with the throng OF strangers
who congregnc here during the session, either up
on business or for pleasure, have departed Tor their
homes. You now and then meet with Senator
or member upon the streets or in ono Of the De-
pnrtments. who has been Detained but in few days
all will be gone, and the capitol will be SO "sola-
lated that it will be painful to visit H. ni'cr the
stirring and exciting scenes which hive been wit
messed there since the first Monday in December
last
learn that the Postmaster General has report
ed to the President that, upon examination, the
deficit in his Department. ON the 3Oth of June,
will b. over six millions, and 1t ~ill he impossible
to carry it on without nm appropriations L pom
learning these facts, the President has determined
to call an extra session. The time, however Is
not yet fixed.
Hon. X. ii. Gille.. long connected with the law
department Of the Government, has published an
argument to show That the revenues OF the Post
Office establishment can he applied, after June
next, to pay for transporting the mail aud other
expenses of the Department, Notwithstanding the
failure of the Postoifce appropriation bill.
Sam Ilouston.--This distinguished man left
Washington Friday afternoon for his home in Tex
as. Up to the hour of his departure, his rooms
were crowded by friends calling to take leave Of
him. No other public man ever made more. or
sincercr friends here nor was severance Of Il gen
tlemau's connection with American public affairs
ever moro sincerely regretted than in his ease.
Gen. Denver, the Commissioner ot Indian AZ
fairs proposes to return to his home. California,
by the next steamer departure for the Pacific side,
resigning his present position under the Govern
mont here. Few gentlemen who were ever connect
ed with public affairs have made more personal
friends in the discharge OF official duties than Gen.
d., all of whom will sincerely regret the severance
of his connection with the affairs Of the Interior
Department.
Mrs Sckles' mother left Thursday afternoon for
New York. Mrs. :. still remains IN Washington
Mr.. Slckes appears quite calm. No steps have
yet been taken Ivy the grand jury ia his ease
From all can learn, an extra session Is fixed
fact ST. that you will soon le plunged into tie cx-
citing canvass for Representatives 10 the Thirty
sixth Congress. From the outgiving here, the
Administration are determined to enter vigorously
into the contest in Maryland, and that neither
money nor efforts will he spared to secure the en-
tire delegation. SO the opposition must buckle
on their armor. us MARYLAND will be the great
battlefield of the campaign
Mr.. Sickles' trial will not probably take place
till the week after next, the grand jury not being
inclined to give his case precedence over others.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-15

men we're taken out Of the church insensible---
nome with broken limbs. some dead. How many
were actually dead or died subsequently, or how
many were seriously injured, it was impossible to
tell last evening as numbers were carried away
BY friends and acquan tances Of whom nothing
10 particular could be learned, except that several
we're known to be in an unconscious state, and ma
ny were seriously injured. One man, Lawrence
Murray. member of the Oswego Guard was taken
out Dead also Mrs. Mary Carlin and Mrs. Bridget
I.angdon, who were conveyed to the house Of X.
II. Martin opposite where both soon expired.
Another woman. Mrs Margaret Henne.sy, was
taken to the residence of Mr. Kane, where she al
so expii ed in short time.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-15

terrible ACCIDENT Fdiiing in Of the Fdoorof
a CAurch.-St. Mays Church, at O>wego, y. Y.
was denscly packed on the hight Of the 9th inst,
to hear missionary sermon. from n Redemption
list, on The Last Judgement" when an accident
OF fearful hatuie occurred. The Palladium
says:
The exercises of the evening had Just COM
menced, or were about to commence, when about
one-thlrd OF the floor, Immediately in front of the
altar, gave way, from the immense weight and
fell TO the basement, precptating about one-third
OF the audience in an ndiscriminate mass into the
abyss below.
The scene that ensued is beyond the rowcr of
language to describe The groans shrieks
prayers md supplica,ions of the mass of human
beings Lelow, as well IA the horror stricken mass
beside in the other part of the house, were awful
beyond description. Those who were uppcrmost
in the precpitated mass Struggled to escade hy
climbing up and over each other. trampling un.
der those beneatl
A universal panic seized the whole of the Assem-
blage instantly. A terrific rush was made by
those on that part of 'he aoor not fallen. to escape
from the Mouse, amid the shreks und rroans,
Of those being trampled under foot.
The alarm WAS soon spread 10y the shouts aud la
mentations of the frantic crowd, and the bell.
we're rung. supposing it to be fire, and the iremer
all turned out.
I AZ soon as themass of people had left the church
a number OF men together with Mr.. Guardet aud
the redemptionist priest, ! oel II. Warn and 9th
ers, rushed to the relief of the unfortunate people
| who were lying dying and even dead Many wo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-15
LYNCHBURG AGENCY
NEW YORK LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.

. Ia
A r ame.ting OF III LOCAL BOARDOF DIRE CTope e.,
Il the MN ok LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY ~ tba
tap"l III me tltS OF kiehE"nd he'd on TUESDAY, TFn
hl AMY ISL eo9 the '"i"wing unanimous adnnt,d.
haN"cAamined Tie report aud exhibit youv
IAelhANCf oMfAAf for the ending the LIST of lamar
le"5 nj Icing satisfied with las pro. porous condi,p cr
dalIy recommend II Ia the
o"iumunny The NtW lokk LItE inst HANfr 4 np,, in.
Teen IN exisenrt tor tUutc,
tanned thrsnm ot o0l &c invested in State Seeks and
Is Ids, AID Mortgages Oh Res ~ ~
We think it most iotahr Mood. of Ia roo,
nUHey The pfohls enne I" the bpucft III. usnr and
haN" averaged MOI less than THIRTY PER CENT PIX AN
NJ VI th- PREMIUM rAID -.
N",k II, tie law ct N,w rruuirr as nd laval
thai One Hundred Thousand Dollar SHALL 10 DIN, g.
u'd wan the - VIZ '"MfTR"lLtR I" II any wLl d
uAul> winch the Compan.' tail 4 ray
invite attention to the nature objects advantages Oh
l!fE lNSlkANtE as set forth by this In,ijtu,,u
il VIA be seen by the above nent that MS Comuarv
u hpirl~hiug condition ~ "'"'''
Ihost in re- gard 10 Tho sub;oc of r,rr
Inst A\tE, wohld do well cali IN the A., hts Of The
alNr Company WI" Will give them
. desired "f ''ffeerenc" apply 10 it member OF the L0-
ca BOARD
PRESIpfNT
GlohGf W'rHE MtNfokp Secretary Of Commonwealth Of
NUllnIa)
DIRECTOR
THos II Ellis (Presdert lanes River Kanawha Cos
IN $ AUGUST (Auntucy tLaw)
JoHS bAGBY, farmer, King Queen. va.)
BlN- { ktAp, P'st" tnIsd I'rcs'n Church)
X JAS u TAYLOR (torrosl ondpg See'y South Baptist
topNrnonJ
q rAISE Kent, Paine & Co. Mcrchau,s)
lItNHY * ELLrsjS. (Shcrif)
CHAs ". furCtLL, TANKER
MM NJ. SUTTON, do.
JANIS lhoN4s Jr., Tobacco Manufacturer
ROGER a PRYOR editor of the States wasingt, d G
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
7 IL GILMtR, NJ ID. AND THOMAS l.. WALKER, " D.
e W. BUTTON. Local Agent
G. f.. WORKMAN. Gen'l Ag't & Attorney for Va
+. W. TROTTEE, Genera AReAt.
OFFICE isU MAIN sTnttT RICHMOND. VA.