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BUSINESS NOTICES.

LECTURES no LAniEs.-DOClOr BannIng's 5th,
10Th aud 7th free lectures to Ladies' on Health aud
Physical Education, will be given at o'clock p
NJ on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Of this
week, at Plymouth Church.
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~ See the advertisement Of auction sa'es of
ieweIy this morning.
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Civ Council,
TuEspAY EVENING. July 1.

Inc IresluenJ OF tne COUNCIL l. y mhSlefs
in the Chair.
Present-Messrs. Ransom, Hayward, Heck
man, Worswick, Crawford Thompson, Nc
Lane, Rezner, Oviatt, Russell, Ryder, Wins
low, Lewis, Christian, Detmer Clark, Mar
Minutes of last meeting read and ap-
proved.
PETITIONS.
OF Thomas Malley, asking for compensa-
tion for injuries received from the discharge
Of fireworks on the 4th Of July. Referred
to City Attorney.
Of j. A. Reddingion, Genl Agent of the
Lake Superior Navigation Company asking
the privilege of having passage through
the railing of Light House street bridge con-
Meeting with a flight Of stairs leading to the
dock close to the bridge-tendeTs house, the
petitioners TO bear all the expenses Of the
same Granted.
OF Q, W. Noble and others, asking for an
ordinance to prevent cows md cattle from
running at large. Received and fled
OF Joseph G. Lyman and Joseph Perkins
asking that the Council grade the street which
they are desirous Of paving in front Of build
ings, which they are erecting on the street
running north from Superior street and front
ing the Public Square. Referred TO Board of
City improvements.
From f. Weatherhead and others, asking
that the city accept the dedication of Howe
street and to pass all necessary ordinances
to grade and improve it. Received and filed.
From John A. Foot and others, asking for
the establishment of workhouse in con
nection with the Industrial School.
REPORTS.
OF Chief Engineer James Hill, favorable
to granting the petition Of Goodale Co. for
permission 10 allow a temporary wooden shed
Ia rear Of their store, on Bank st., to remain.
Report adopted.
OF committee 10 whom was referred an or
dinance 10 restrain the running Of COWS, &C.,
at large, reporting back said ordinance with
out amendment Received and filed.
Of Committee on Public Buildings, on the
petition for the removal Of the johnson Street
Station House, recommending the sale Of tina
building and using the proceeds Of such sale
toward the purchase Of lot on or near Cuya-
| hoga river or the Lake where a Work House
and Watch House can be established. Re-
/ ceiyed and filed.
| OF @. s. Ransom, the committee Of one TO
whom was referred the Street Railroad 0rdi-
nance with power to amend, &C., presenting
/ an entire ordinance, such as he proposed 10
favor Received and fled
OF George W Girty, Secretary Of Water
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL. PRINTING.

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
rF Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every doscrpiio
dono the Printing Establishments OF the Leader Office,
the latest npr we'd and rapd presses in the
best STYLE short notice, and at reasonable rates Par
ticuar attention paid TO blank work Every description
ofIhndng done, especially Blank Books Ledgers, Journ
Is Sales Books, Receiving Books, &C. &C.
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. % Die ruttu Mts. - s. Ailtuh Worlds ttatf WCstorpT
liur nIrs luV aud i has 1lfu d. uak by wlia
Wo rulluiir Y Duro th1m fhr hes nrrpsIui 81
have eyur USED u which Declaration nuaornus uiends
ulu u.
~ We hek has u these lal 10 convince, nothing Loss
t DO nl i some few deal tn sell urtclcE
which ihe make mors pIodi than he,e always INsIsI
on having those,
2 oso uo the ony Weparat0na eEpoied IN any Quan'iy
~ Bump,
W. q hlso he g.l, noi the loVes priced, one
hulu uf The h0sturCr al lost year kl nor bottle
nHltnm llis ruuis pff bn tlu
Ahdiess ult lele,a lel lnt imati0a, ko, 70 "MF, A.
Aliuu'a y odd'g ~ r hnsta nOpU. No Wb nfnNuIo
iuui "a lloi iuk % outside Nrlopora pud ia bscs ink "
sat,sa4g aslsl vn blttles -aonsothof ng
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HoLLowAY's PILLs are invaluable to the den
izens Of the South West They preyenyes to the
ravagng Fever aud Ague ana the other ep
idemics incidental 10 aluvia soils They will thoroughly
eradicate the symptoms by removing the hidden cause
SOLD at The mandatory No so Maiden Lane, New
York aud by all Druggists. 2Sc, 63c and 81 per box
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bAthlAbE ntHAHlufa
THIS EVENING.

FoR DETROIT Steamboat Ocean, Capt. EVANS, Or. N
WARD.
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TO EpisOF EvANOEtisr,-"M- nsis sirty On
year AGO myharvas very gray and had been rrs5uauy
ialliug uuiil on ne erown.i had become uuis ihin- r.
About thsis, gfMafch oftho ptassnt feaf asaman1.
Cd using MISS A. Auos's Rsstofer }" No l. soo.Fd-
ing % the dinofibus, ana havr oouiialel 20 apsg
slight dressing Of The once IN hrse or four wsstu
on eiring To bed Nv hair s now almost restored to "
orir color, and The hue tPptafs 10 be pormanout
AN SATISFIED THAr rHE pREpARAfi0N
NO tilN0 LIKE A DYE, bur OPERATES GEO
THESE 'HEfiONs. Myhaifeeasin 20 fan, whr
certainly "a advantage 10 one WHO vas IN danter %
coming bald I
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i.5 The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, Schuckers' and Omsted's news depots.
T-S7 For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page
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THE yorAntrs or DISSIPATION AND Victims " pELu-
don can be brought 10 convection Of the errar OF their
,vs and saved from world Of mental and bodily suffer
An, nv heedins the advice contained in that popular work
HUMAN FRAILTY, or PHYSIOLOGICAL RE-
RrARCHFs tits cesr ia is doc rnes plain but In
offensive in its Dictates aud being beautifully illustrated
with ooored cngfayug brings thing home to the
conception '1hat he who may read" Sold by Dr.
BARROW, Isi Prince street New York. Price 25 cents.
Sent free every whore =
soldty GAYLORD & HAMMOND, aud WIN FlsKE
rr,qois,s Clevs'and iys
A WORD TO THE LGDiEs.-ln recommending
to you to use Hosttsrs Celebrated stomach Btor' II h
but Just to that smuart to the system IN I'M
psrtng strength and vigoi during certsn periodical stages
which arc otmes attended with much pain and troub O.
we know preparation more hiehly udatted 70 All AZ
actons consequent upon this ard for mother nurs
ing babe the Bittes be dis eused WITH especially
where the mothers nOutshment inadequate 10 the te-
nands Of the ohd consequently her strength must YIELD
and here it is where good tonic such Hoseters stom-
ach BnteIs is needed TO imoart temporary strength aud
viFor to the whole Lsdes should BY AL means try
this remedy aad before doing ask your physician whc
a he is ACQUAINTED with The virtues Of the Bters VIII
recommend their use in all cases
soldby Druggists and dealers generally everywhete'
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10Th aud 7th free lectures to Ladies' on Health ant
Physical Education, will be given at o'clock p
on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Of this
week, at Plymouth Church.
EGAMrNArIoN CLEVELAND INSTITUTE Wed
nesday aud Thursday afternoons the above schoo
will be occupied in the examination Of classes, al
follows.
On Wednesday afternoon classes In French
German, Virgil Geography, English Grammar
Mental and Practical Arithmalic, Apolds FIRST
Latin Book, aud Gymnastics.
On Thursday afternoon classes in Greek, Mental
aud Practical Arithmetic Botany, Auold's Second
Latin Book, Algebra and Engsh Grammar.
Exercises to commence at ! l.2 o'clock The
public are cordially invited to be present
iyl2 d2t RF. HUBlsTON, Prln.
TIaHr TINES But ii would be much more un.
pleasant, IN case good fare was not at mems com
mand for the currency One more week boarder
can be accommodated with such at A. H. Stevens
brick boarding house, No. l24 CbampIain street
east Of old Baptist Church Court House It.
CLEvELANp Hon scHooL CELEBRArloN The
'Ahaocldlluu OF Tue Alulnul OF tne bltNelhnu nlgu
School," will celebrate the 18Th Anniversary Of
the establishment Of the School, On the 18th Of Ju
ly, 1859.
Tie Literary Exercises to which the public gem
orally are Invited will take place in the afternoon
at hal-past o'clock, in the School Room OF the
High School Building,
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
Music
PRAYER.
Music.
Introductory remarks by the President. GEORGE
w. GARDNER.
Poem by HENRY r. CLARK. 'it
Music
Grafton by SAM'L SrARKWEATHER, ia.
Music
b. nedcton.
Ia the evening the High School Building will be
open for a social Party.
Supper will be served at half past o'clock
The former and present scholars and their
friends are cordially invited to attend.
Tickets eau be obtained Of the undersigned,
COMMITTEE " INVITATION
J. NJ. STERLING, JR. W. L. GUTTER
30. BiELL, J.. A. SEVERANCE
july7-2a9 ii. 8 wHITTLEsEY.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. RheesemnnIs pills.


p he combination Of ingredients these Pills is the
ult Of long aud extensive practice They mild in
their operation and cefain in correcting all ire gaIites
Painful Mensa'ious removing ali Instructions wheath
from cold or Otherwise, headj che pain the side pal
pston Of the heart whites all affections hyster-
les, fatigue psiu in the back and limbs Sc disturbed
sleep which arises from interruption Of Natcre.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the commencement Of in the treatment Of
these Irregularities and osructons which have consigned
many thousands Of the young the beautiful and the be-
loved TO PREMATURE GRAVE No female enjoy good
health unless she is regular, ami whenever Obstruc
fakes place the general health begins to decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most eiecunl remedy known for all
plants peculiar Femas To all they nro luvo-
uable inducing e certainty periodical regularity They
are known Thousands who have used them different
periods Throughout the country having tho sanction Of the
most eminent QAVSict1HS ~ AHlsucd.
Explicit directions SfIg igbeH agd Bten they should not
Be used with each BOI-tbc Price One Dollar each Dor con
taiRiRg 40 Pills.
valuable pamphlet he had ftee Of the Agents Pills
ssaf BY Bnl promptly by enclosing price to the General
Agent Sold by druggists grncnlly
r. b HUTCHINGS, General Agent,
No lG5 Chambers NgW York
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MiSsi1aary 70 HIBfii AilrtinsjurJA A.
lnrouseque' her lung resdopro il e aiar,uaInad
Island, her hair and scalp very unhsa thy ooAdt-
tion After trying various articles thout sn cess nnI
eventually using Mrs. $. a Aliens, she wd.os the
Amrrc IA Bap,ist"-'I have dauyel much bcnoGt
the uso of"Ris A Aliens wo Ia, Hair Restorer aud
Z'oblls1mum II hive trie vsrious other remedies for
my uo'' hut never anything thu, mater,g and pezaa
nenily benefited mo as has those of s. s A. Alen,"
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Sold in Cl oveland by VIM, FlSkE and GAYLORD 3
HAMMOND. aprsdSw6m2I
WIGS -! WIGS! WIGS !

bArUHELUWS WIS AMI ruuI a..--. --- r--- -...
They are elegant light, easy and durlb'e
Fitting 10 a charm mo turnifg up hehnd-no shrinking
OF the head; indeed this the onl Establishment where
these things properly understood aud made.
231 Broadway, New York
lanlT W. FISKE, Cleveland. Ohio, Agent.
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Once 253, Superior firset HehF he'l'' =,
mr. ID q new suit Of rooms are ready, aud ho would
be- pleased to see all Of his old patrons ard o'h"s who
NAV wish the sorvcea Of dentist liberated teeth reat-
"a fanr aud crown billed exposed nerves capped ena saw
cd also teeth inserted gold silver corao or VoloanNe
40 much used east. my9
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Rec imn ondsh
"Atn s. 4, Aliens preparations uto really houCuu6 fu
rhuU iuF chair 60 itB ustnnl Cunr "
RlV JAAlIs y. STONE, GIrtasb3To, PeraoAt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-14

The following sketch Of the character and habits Of Pa
ncE Henry W. Webster received from NJ Jefferson
7s1 &c is found in the published volumes Of Mr. Web
sterr correspondence.
Patrick Henry was originally bar keeper lie was
married very young and going into business was
a bankrupt IN less than year. When I was about the
age Of hitean, cf school 10 college AZ Williamsburg
stopped few DAYS at friends house 10 the county
Of Louisa There fret and became acquainted with
Patrick Henry Having spent The Christmas HOLIDAYS
there, proceeded 70 Williamsburg. Some questions
arose about ny admission, my preparatory studies bad
1t Hrcn Purred 90 the school connected with that Inst
tuition. This delayed my admission about fortnight No
which time Henry appeared 10 Williamsburg and applied
Tor license 70 practice law having commenced the stu
~ OF at OF subsequently, the time Of nv meeting him
u Louisa There were four cNaminers-Wyih e pendle.
ton Peyton Randolph, and John Randolph Wyihe and
Pcndcton ~ once rejected bis application Tho two
handolphs, by bis importantly, were prevailed upon 10
1gn Bis icenre and having obtained their sgnatures
be applied again 20 Peudleton and after much entrcay
and msny promises Of future study succeeded IN obtain
ing bis he tbeu turned out OT pracIcng lawyer The
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-14

not being altogether original by happy accident il in
uNarrs6or Wises position on the foreign question:
Adopted from the Latin il occupies in the body Of our
Language, the precise position OF nauralixed IShman
In our body polite. of course in common with the Gel
tic citizen, whose position il symbolixes Il occupie-
much morc advantageous ground than any native born
word For example, the word "bottom" can no, in any
eese successfully compete with II in ordinary language
Positively We do not remember have heard the word
bottom used in speech in writing since the appear
ance of its Latin synonyme
CONSIDER the almost priceless value of "fundum" Is
there ANYTHING in the Heavens above or in the Earth he
MEATH to which IL cannot be appiedy We think not
In point OF fact is there thing substance or circu
stance save and except only the hatred of Gov Wes
enemies in the mineral, vegetable or animal kingdom
which has not a "fundumt" Firmly We believe not
quartz chrystal hasa "nndum." beet a sweet po,a
to, tomato an ear of corn-an have ''funyium" 1.
there an insect or fish, reptile bird or beast with
out oues Most probably not. Even mar, the Lord o,
Creation, is endowed with "fundum."
Thus we perceive at glance the univ ersal Applicability
of the word fundum, and its corresponding and imit
able value With these brief reyarks We tear
from the most pleasing task i which we have
for years on years At an early day, we purpose to
continue the theme, and enter upon Contemplation IL
His Benevolence, manifested in the promscuous be
ration of maleaetors." But we resign the task Its
magnitude and sttude appal us We cannot trust our
selves further:
The breath whose might have Invoked n songCD
oe:eends on US our spirit bark T. driven
fST rom the shore far from the trembling thrOng
mso.s sal. ss5s meyer e The ,sSPs gysn
We are borne darkly fesrfuily affair;
willis, burning through the lhnCsi veil Of Heaven
Bsaeons from the abode where the Eternal are
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The sentiment OF the Democracy.

The Democracy are everywhere asserting the dotriue
of Territorial popular sovereignty In the State Conven
ton OF New Jersey il resolved THAT the people OF
Territory, like those OF State should determine for
themselves whether slavery should should not exist
within their limits The Democratic State Convention
otWconsin resolve THAT are opposed 10 interpo-
ating into the creed OF the Democratic platform such
new issues as revival OF the African slave-tradc or
doctrine that the Constitution OF the United States estsb
fishes prohibits slavery in the Territories beyond the
power of the people legally to control tn The Demo
crazy of Waldo county, Maine, resolve THAT if the
people ola Territory in favor of slavery they have
right to make laws TO admit and protect it. and if the,
are opposed slavery they have right make laws tC
exclude it,
So says the Cincinnati Enquirer We sorry to say
that our own observation confirms the statement that
the Democracy are lalmOsp everywhere asserting the
doctrine OF Territorial popular sovereignty which mean
sUuater sovereignty
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The Preriou. Metals.

The latest reliable Investigations to the disposition
of the immense quantities of the precious metals no
produced, indicate annual consumption of twelve mil
lions sterling in the arts seven and half millions ster
ling by loss and abrasion of coins and ten millions hoard
ed in Europe and Asia.
From England alone the foreign export of silver dur
ing seven wears Qs0l-ls57) was forty seven millions
sterling, and gold "a, 100000. In 1856, equivalent to
sixty millions Of dollars in 1857 eighty millions of
dollars and from the Mediterranean ports from ten to
dfteen millions OF dollars annually.
In competition with domestic manufactures we buy
goods where abOrers paid fifty cents to one dollar
for males and twenty to seventyve for females
and where capital abundant three per interest
As labor makes twothirds Ihreefourhs of the value
of manufactured goods, OF we pay double such
wages 20 operatives
Europe, the other hand, imports from the East
where iborers be had thirty cents per av
Hence the outgoing of twenty millions sterling (SIOO
D0OO0O) annually from Western Europe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-14

In his recent speech at Roehdae Mr.. Golden strong.
y condemned and ridiculed the fear of French Invs.
lion which has sttery bese the minds of the English
pie He showed that, during the last seven years for
every ship the French have added TO their Navy the
English have added ten; that the English have organized
complete Gun-boat Squadron, while the French have
nothing corresponding that the English have spent
more money than the French in arming and forifyng
and have added not less than four five million pounds
to their taxes ami expenditures under the influence
this panic. He adds
have hesitation whatever in saving that all this
has been perfect waste that YOU we're as safe from
any aggre sion upon your shores you are now after
all that additional expenditure and what would that
money have done If 1t had been left in the hands Of
4 Chancellor OF the ENchenner ="
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Douglas a. an Independent Candidate,

The indications that Douglas in Of falling to CO
cree the Charleston Convention into giving him regu-
lar nomination, will independent Democratic
candidate, are confirmed by the following communica.
non in the Cincinnati Commercial. The letter OF Gen
Young referred to recommended Douglas to run on h
own hook:
" CARR GtEARpEAr Sept 3 1859
Eds. Gom:-Since enclosing YOU the letter of Gener-
al Oung of this place Senator Douglas relevant to
the Charleston Convention have enough Of his
answer 10 said letter 20 learn that the Judge Ia. in,m
ted to his eloquent friends in these parts that if the Con
yenton should select another than himself he will be an
Independent Candidate. This will surprise YOU much
presume. His recent letters aud conversations have
hbiied strong premonitory symptoms Of this develop
meut. Such is the determined and memorable devotion
OF bis friends that stormy time may be anticipated in
the Convention. You are at liberty to make whatever
use Of this you may see fit
Yours, respectfully &c,
a. p JOHNSON
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DIED.,


Al he residence Of her husband, South Florence Ala
SrON wife Of H. Egsleston. to whom she
February, ISIS.
The writer OF this tribute to her Justice
10 her merits but Is needless her
elaborate mann To her friends the recollection
y her most Impressive rpaph and them the
her consistent lie will loose
wards connected herself With the Church
months little soothing zephyr summer oud
soon breathe the requiem the goneyonr to
her eternal home; where
, . 'No unhalowed footsteps tresi."
Deat the king of Terror"
accomplish What he had been
lingering Illness Of three
l"scent hut then came change
Angel OF Death spread it, sable wings
bore on on it, hntering pinlons the long prize
she let many sympathetic friends
ment OF her husband And TO him
ZION with foru', and forget the
once INV own Sh vas fond aud prudent ali time.
te 10 administer To the comfort and
ana others around her Asa sister she Minds
Slaughter anctonate snd obedent delighted 10 be
Nh her aged mother whose life had yellow leaf
on The stalk Of To that mother anxious
fection, would '@ - " -
Weep not, fond mother, for thy chId
Our Saviour babe her
Tho no more on earth thoult SesheT
lie has borne her safely home"
AZ West Inl Cumberland Sunday Sept llb PHILIP,
sul Dr. Philip - and Mrs Mamie Banon and sanason 81
Rev Dr. ArmsieAh, aged nearly years
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RANGR or THE TnEERm0mRrER
AT RASDoLrHs BOOKSTORE, iai MAIN ST., sept is
Valuable Tessin,ony In fAvor OF che Oxywena.
ted Bftfers.

-. wkstuScroS D. c., June 10
Having made Of the orygsaafed Ber prepared hy Or
usorse Green Of Windsor W. and knoviedKr
the eeaey In other them
the public believing they viii fully the ot
the proprietor We
siele 10 all the afflicted. - ~ ">''
WILLIAM uPnAMS Z. s. Senator'S iron, rs,raost
JAMES y SIMMONS T. * Sendtor ,soa. Rlaf, E.,isd
k.Rtsokn ' |N'''''s ""'"""' "
l. H. ARNOLD. yor1,sriy Governor eT RAosS. fSlrnd
Wal WOODBRIDGE, late GocsrAor ~ KisAlosa
s sasse,s In severe OF pysPErsIA ASTHMA AND
uhNhkAL DEBILITY OF rE SYSTEM, among the most
wonderful discoveries science has sIv,n 4,
their various forms - N~'-f'~'"'''" ~
ssIn W. rowE Co. Boston, PrOpeor. Sold by their agents
''o'""e'e.. sei2-dAciw
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Az VERY
PARTICULAR NOTICE To GRNTI.RuRN

we would most respectfully call the gentlemen in
want OF something that fine COED the way OF Boots.
s"ters, SHOES, or Pumps, to spring
""o 9" such quality and style other
house In this city They imported by ourselves direct from
the manufacturers In Paris. For sale low By
ALEXANDER HILL a CO.
Manufacturers and Importers Of
Boots and Shoes,
-. No. lYI Main street
apis Richmond. Va
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"rha, saehbals be marked on the top side n. L. n.

the owner on the IA, sid. or on the end
Enter e cotton a, IN. depot ofdeparure bound
81 ne esns n. ~, - uho Ie Agent AZ that pon,
,e,,r.d ~ q, 81 s pay All charges ne"
w1s a., -. -, -,
I .s paiy ne'e Van mp =" Lynchburg, care OF Mr.
R,shnn,i - ~ n * ~ ~ =, ~, ~, - 49,, .
oa.,,ns ~ re- r ~. VIC S""on OF Nguia-
mail. r1,x.nna ~ o. anne
"a bin. ~,
p.r annnu,-. mo-, ro, 80, ~ " 'aes
Of R..IJs. ~. r..s. 80 ~ ~ ~
co,ian often wanted nv x,.sr. In ~, 49,, In
being bulky article docs moi may. -. ,...
opportunity 10 make room for Few hn,ar.l ~. ~ a,,
and Without rrucnr the numb,T of
Richmond has i.rs,a,o,, a.rsSsd w. ..s y.
growth North Carolina and when Ills Va sr az
distant Charleston Mobile and S or,ens
Purchases remote points are burdrned Win
charges Of conls.on 1,sIrh, rs,in. ,r..ss WIN
a half cents per round ~ '' W 'P"'"' " 'ne ana
alton on hi. I'M and route ia, ~ sn "a,
TO - cent, per o ponns. .nd m nv h a..
by expected moiincation Of IN. canal ION, S'"''
Assuming will In Rehmona ,,o, an.
Ia per mound aboy. The M.nh.
will b. correct oplnlon A. 20 ,b- rri,Sx.
| tagrs of the two ma $3.50 49,
We NJ.
In this martet full prices But AZ pl,n,sr
unwilling 10 risk change Of m, X q, ~, h., ~
merely We surr,., th.t ,h., Iii.