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Accident.-Yesterday afternoon, lad about
sixteen years of age, named THOs. FINNIGAN
in jumping from an ice wagon ran large
hook into him Just below the small of the
back and TO the right of the spinal column.
and was thus impaled for at least minute
The hook penetrating the back bone for dis.
tahcs of two inches, making an ugly flesh
wound. DR.. ]. G.. Watson was called on and
dressed 1t, the little fellow bearing the pain in
the most heroic manner II.
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No Popsys, Beverly Morris, Ohss terfas
free negro. was punished by order Of the
Mayor, for remaining in the city Without .
proper register. "
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BOSTON HORSES FOB THE EAPERoR-The
French legation has lately visited Boston, to
approve the purchase by we'll known horse
dealer, of five superb Vermont horses for the
stables OF the French Emperor, who already
possesses twenty four specimens of the same
breed. The new horses are fifteen hands high, =,
having fine action and a speed Of not less
than $50 They are of the Emperors favorite
color, a deep bay, as are nearly all the En-
peror's stock OF four hundred, and their tails
are ofthe natural length with one exception
The cost was between $1,000 and 100 pair
These horses will be taken to Europe in one
of the Vanderbilt steamers
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IHtsres'ing Colieetion The committee having
charge Of the matter, are getting mp a eoliec-
ton of old paintings, prints, engravings, man.
uscripts, coins, plate, firearms and relics OF
the past, for exhibition at the approaching fair
of the Virginia Mechanics Institute, to be
held in this city on the 10th OF October next
Our readers, in city and country, are invited
to contribute to this collection, aud thus aid
In giving interest to the exhibition In the
manufacturing department, we presume that
specimens of every kind of Southern work
will be sent in to compete for the premiums
offered, and that the dis play will fairly repre-
sent the skill and capacity of Virginia for sup
plying Southern wants. =
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The County Court Of Rssyieo a spent the xrea Ter
portion OF yesterday in the trial OF misde-
meanor case, Of very little interest to the pub.
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An INTERESTING RELICT OF THE HERO OF
THE HERMITAGE.-We were shown yesterday
the hat worn by General Jackson on the oc-
casion Of his inauguration as President of the
United States for u second term. The hat is
in an excellent state of preservation, and
though in its style forcibly reminding us of
Its distinguished wearer it would hardly pass
for fashionable. 1t is white, very broad brim-
med, and has wide Grape on 1t. The tip
bears the imprint of the maker, Orlando
Fisk Broadway, 1877 New Northumberland
expressly for his exceilency. Gen. ANDREW
JACKSON. .'-Nashrifle Banner, dug. 1esA.
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REy. MJ, MIcHkLBACHER's SCHOOL

On lIh Stree, Htdy Marshall
The fifteenth session Of Rxv NJ. J. MICH Ell
RAyHER'S SCHOOL viii commence on the hrst
MONDAY an September.
Nit Nj. viii be ssssted by Mr.. EDW ARD Tt R
NER, who, IN tho 'asl five sessions mas received
the approya! nt the patrons and of the Prlncip pal OF
the school; and by Mrs. q. p. BENNETT, whose
well kaovn merits as a teacher make il unneces-
sarV 90 say more n her hehalf.
The following subjects comprise the studies of
MI NJ S school:
EHgh,A, with all its branches, including the
Bellies LettTes; German, EeAch, R.jrer and
LG:f1.
puce Of Tuition Of the session, ending on the lst
= July, IS $40, SIS and $50.
For further information, address
NJ J. .hiCiIEIBACHER,
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AIRS. PELLETS SCHOOL,
WI ON BROAD STREET,

BETWEEN 10TH AND llrH.
MRS. PELLET will resume the duties of her
School on MONDAY, Der. I'd, and wi II he aided III
ail rs departments by efficient corps OF teach
eFS.
Parents who entrust their CHI idren to her care
are assured t.at theS will be thoroughly grounded
N all the branches essential to a flushed educa-
ton.
Terms made known on application at her resi-
OIr,
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IEFFE RSDN CLASSt4.At. aND ,syM-
- - MEkGII.AL /. SCH0nL, UNDER THE D!RkG-
BETWEEN 18TH AN D 20TH sTREETS.-The
third session of this School will commence on the
81 OF September, 1850.
For further particulars. as to terms and refer
ences, apply at my residence, or throug the Post
once Parents Geslrous of obtaining seats for
their children must apply early, as the number of
schOiars IS limited. u3 I'm
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MRS. DH. hUsE begs To announce that there
VI are vacancies IN her Private Glass for YOUNG
La DI rs, which will open DC OhER K 1sT, 1850
At her residence, Main street. between 9TH and Sth
Tne number OF pupils being limited to eight earl,
applications are respectfully requested. au In
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SCHOOL CARD.

SthooL M AZ II
- Mrs NJ. G. GARY viii resume the responsible
dHties OF her School on the first MONDAY IL
deptemOer.
s a. Resi- dsnce, Attn street, CANDLES Hill.
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A NBw NAME.-The tiger has assurned :.
new name in Mobile, Ala, and . pretty
one" The Evening STAR The police Of that
city recently discovered . secret ass iation Of
negroes called - The Evening STAR. the OBJ
was to afford its members undisturbed oppor.
tghltiea for encounte teriug tho tiger. The little
evening stars twiukled at the whipping post
and then faded into a darkness which even
lhe tiger cannot penetrate,
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RICHMOND FEMALE So AKY,OS
~ GRACE STREET. BETWEEN THIRD
AND FOURTH, RICHMOND. VA

A. M. UUPUY, A. M......... -PRIsCIPAL.
The next ssAsion of this Institution Will ccm-
mence on the lst of October, lSb, and will termi-
nate on the 30th June, 1851
The Prinoips will be aided. ~ heretofore by n
well selected corps of Assistants, who. with their
tion. ~ .Nf - '7.--- sFo-s - w.
The Boarding Department will be under I ne nan
agemept OF Mr. and Mrs. DUPUY, assisted by Mrs
MARY CassE Els, formeriy or Savannah. They
alone Will reside IN the Seniinary with the Young
ladies, and will exercise pGTsniaI care and con
tro over those committed TO their charge
The success which has attended tins effort to es-
tablish in the city of Rich nond Female Semi
nary of the FIRST class. has encouragethe Principal
TO provide more ample aooo mmoda,ions for The
next session. The buildings ara new being en-
larged and important modIioat IONS will be made
In thein, which viii add greatly To their conve-
and well ventilated and not more than from two
to four boarders will Occupy one room. Tire Reel
tatlon Rooms will he well agIans ed for the accom-
modatipn of II e pupils.
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THE SUBz OANAL.-ltls said that, at a late
meeting of the shareholders of the Suez Canal
Company at Paris, accounts OF the company
were produced by which 1t appeared that a
million of francs have been expended in the
cost of the direction; that of this sum i've
hundred thousand francs had been charged
for the journeys M. Lesseps; further sum
for furnishing his apartments at Paris, and
four b undred thousand francs for ths saia riss
of the members of the drsc tion, Consisting of
Nj. Lesseps and one or two associates.
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MR.. RiCE WILL OPEN An ENGLISH

~ SD =, s. " Nh ~ 1 n,s
ON CLAW STREET. BETWEEN 80 AND 4TH.--
HIS course of instruction Will he systematic and
thoTouEh, embracing that explanatory course
tvEtIon' whIch no real progress can be made ,
vpsoh has been pursued by his mother for the last
~ sears; and be hopes. hf faithful and opnsei
ertops DISCHARGE of his dGtIes. 10 receive the pat
Touase Of those really desiring the improvement
spd adv ancemept Of their children,
He refers TO Rev DR.. Burrows, Mr.. De Witt, OF
the Index, and Thomas D. QGsries, Esq.
He can be seen Al any time by calling at his
mothers residence, on 2d street, between Clay
and Leigh. Terms made known on application.
a--9y
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HYDRoPHoBIA.-A very decided case Of hy-
drophobla had rapid and fa tai termination
in Roxbury, yesterday. Mr. Thomas Das-
comb was bitten on the hand by one of his own
dogs about seven weeks ago Not supBosing
that the dog was mad, he took no immediate
precaution against the effects Of the bite The
next day, however, he went to DIR. G. M Wind
snip, who cauteriZed the wound, although the
time that had elapsed rendered it probable
that the virus had been absorbed. On the
evening OF Thursday last he for the first time
felt a disinclination to take water: he pre-
terred milk. The next morning the symptoms
had become so aggravated that he could take
nothing liquid. DR.. Wtndship was called in,
ana offered him cup Of warm tea, but the
very men ton of it was enough to throw the
patient into convulsions. He barked like a
dog, and yicid saliva, resembling froth, gath
cred on his lips.
Every remedy of which science is cogniZant
was applied by DR.. W. and the other expert
enced physicians who We're called in: but lit
tie could be done 10 alleviate the sufferiugs of
the vlctlm. Sometimes in his movements he
would initiate the action of dog; and several
strong Inen found it difficult TO hold him At
twelve O'Clock yesterday. after a violent
spasm. the agonies of the unfortunate man
were terminated by death. He had been deli.
rlous much of the time We learn that several
physicians who had been skeptical as TO the
reailty or hydrophobia, have had their doubts
removed by witnessing this case. II is feared
that several dogs, both in Boston and Roxbu.
~. were bitten by the diseased dog-Bostoa
Transcript.
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AssauIfing an OHcr.-On the 23d Of June
last young man named Wm Curtin made
violent assault on Lieut.. Lewis M. Garter
OF the City Night Watch, and. then fled from
Richmond. He was followed TO Petersburg
by Lieut. Crone, and two days thereafter was
arrested by officer Peterson and partner, after
a adesperate fight, and bro1ght back to this
city. After an examination before the Mayor
he was committed 10 Jail to answer an indct-
ment. but before the Grand Jury met gave
bail for his appearance. Since then he has
been indicted for the offence, but when called
failed to answer. and his repentance was
forfeited The Court then proceeded to try
him In his absence, and the jury,7 after hear
ing the evidence, brought in q verdict of gull
ed capias to have him brought in to receive
bis sentence on the first day Of the September
term. -ss.. 4.i.r.. ..s :. 1as. - .. s1
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Aifhmonh 9ispatth.
sv CowARDEN q HAMNERSLEY.

m THE DAILY DISPATCH ~ served to sub-
sorsters At SIX AND cuART.R CENTS PER wHgI.
rsvable to the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing,
D. year ,or ease for Sax months, IN advance.
THE SEMI WEEKLY DISPATCH is,ssued
every TuesaaI and Friday at S2t9, in advance.
,aA The WEEkfsT DlSPATCH is issued every
ErIfAy. and mailed to suOsorbeE at 81 per annnm,
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YKraSHINGTOS ACaDENY. AMELIA,

W VA.-The next session OF this Institution
commences Sept. Sd, and closes June 18th, 1861.
Reference to the Trustees and Patrons: Hon.
John Letcher: Judge ] W. Brooke bruugh; Col.
+. Ii Smith, V. M. /; Major John T. l.. Preston !;
Faculty of Washington College; VIM. s. White,
u. d Dr. Geo. Scott.
No deduction for loss of time, except in case of
pyotracted sickness
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LOcALMATTERs.

The Grand Jury of the Hastings Court met
yesterday, and found trss bills ON the follow
ing presentments for misdemeauors: s..
Joseph Kelly. violently assaulting and beat
ing John ConroY and carrying slung.shot.
w m. Oouiey, for stealing a carpet-bag be-
longing TO Benz. J Hardin. .-.!. a,.
fatrick Wood, for beating Mary Jones.
Cnarles Grace and George Smith, stealing
Do0ts worth 81 from Morris Kaufman. -
George h. Holman, for receiving ais worth
OF boots and shoes stolen from Thos. Wester.
man, on I'd April.
BENZ. +. Mosby, assauIting Henry Street
Tnomas II. Fowlkes, presented for an as
eauit on John +. Regnault, Justice Of the
Peace. t.....-
John Nettles, presen ted for creating a ui
sance by smoke-stack and machinery at the
corner OF 18th and Marshall streets. s'lr.
Ine Grand Jury were then discharged. a7
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HDUcA1loNA.
II AMPTON ACADEMY.

II 1aun 1ysrRgtToR
WiftFFkE6 4 isefTf4 ecfTfs4 sw.Nk wv n H. r. T. YA3
The eIeroses Of thus s. aooi w.ll isr, on INA
Of October. and continue sn months 'i' ''0 '''
spases, Mathsmatics &c s i2oDsr session. pGsa
BE SEN. atsnsGny ~ ~ ,a q, ,aaGsn.. e. Modern Ian
the Principal, Hampton, Va. aus Sim
pIfHMOND FEMALE TSSTITrTE.-
" The Seventh Session begins oCP0BER lar,
1850, and ends the last Of june 1851. ~ 3
%9s &c It s Rs's So
s sss e.a s ss III
fully located and thoroaghly furnished. u appa
ratas costly and ets. It's course ofstudy com :
catsosas S + arss aSS 4 1sfa Is is msas e e."
taught aieer the methods best adapted to secure
meaha Sisc'p.ns which seems the true end Of tho
s.ady oas, N French particularly, conversation
The M.,,cs, nG 9sssT;asss re IN eharze of
d.s Sss5s' sns To Fl IL SS1s sad # g
Rev. j. L. Burrows. D. D., Evidences. Of Chris
Jamss Leigh Jones, A. Nj, { Uniy. ofVa. Mathe-
Prof e FsEEa M E Iass Sss,s Fsenos SsisSse'
Senior Carlos c. Mera, Spanish and Italian.
Miss Mary L.. Leftwioh, Drawing, Painting, &c
+ John w. Reeve, Penmanspp. .-s. ts-y'
Mlss =, z. Royal, Eng sh branches. .s....
Miss n 3. Valentine, English Branches
Miss Jane y. Stauard, Prepa ra.ory Department
Mrs. Ann 4. Mallory. Pre- epsFatory DepartWent
Miss Mary @. Lathfos, Preparatory Department
y. y. Clapp, PriueIpaf OF Nj usical Department.
& < Tricssob q;n;tar "i@i - -ssaA
The Presidshtwiti hear the recitatiens of I'll the
classes at regular intervals, sivIng special atten
Ion to the Primary pupils.
TERMS FOX VINE MONTHS. 4@f1
(Half PAYABLE Oct. j. 1856 ena,nder Fel. Is 81
English Tuition, Preparatory Department s 30 70
Engiish Fultten. Coliegiste Department go %
Ancient and Modern I.9ngua2 es. each 49, ~ %
Masie Mase on IN fG!ano' Gai.s' WITH Voeal Music 600
Use of instrument for practising - l....4 %
Vocal Mus!e alole, taken By all in classesl eco
Drawing, Needlework, or Grecian Paint
/. = 80. 80 20 90
Board, Including everything except wash ~
Ing s--- .....- ........ ..~. ,IGO %
A reduction of on, ,f5RtH 10 Minfs,eys
kA-No extrn charges. Pupils provide BOOKS
ana Stationery at their owa expense. In case of
protracted sickness, n deduction will he made for
absence. r t.u sr.,fsE ar sef ..a- -
BoaIders are members Of the Presidents fsml-
iy. Money TO meet their incidental expenses
should be deposited with him = and all lstters for
them s. Mt to his care. ...,....
Catalogues. containing full details, may be oh
tanned at the bookstores. oE by app oatlon the
Presl lent, CHAS. Ii. WINSTON,
au -21am Richmond Va.
D r 4 a.
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lIKs. BaOOkl. BoARDiNG And DAY

@.
~ The announcement. for he session OF 1876 81,
viii he furnished 10 those who apply, as Indicated.
L
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VHEsAPEAkE HALL FEMALE 81

I NARY, HAMPTON. VA, Mrs Or. BANKS,
FRNc.rAL.-The next session Of this Insutu
tlon va commence on the 18th of September and
close the LIST of July, Te ms very mode rate
Boarding scholars remain at the Hall during
the visiting season. al $50 per month
address "CHESAPEAKE HALL" Hampton,
Va, an Him
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RAPID 1NCREAsE-The population of Wes"
ton, Lewis county,Va., as reported in the CEN
sus returns is $50 in 1850 it was $40, thus
showing an increase of 38O in the last ten years.
The Weston Herald says:
The population OF Lewis county, as reported
in the census returns is S,U2s-in 1850, the
population was l0,03l, since which the county
OF Upsher has been stricken off, and this, we
doubt not, contains population equal to that
OF Lewis. This shows most remarkable in
crease in this portion of the State. As we have
not the means of ascertaining the number of
Inhabitants assigned to Upshur, we cannot
give the actual increase OF Lewis, yet the figures
show II is very heavy, the population of the
county being within 1000 of what it was ten
years ago.
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10 s"D' Nov Ssitk k, s'ili. zGsx t,isSx sS' u T.
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EDUCATION AL.

MRS. MASON will resume b n School, IN Man
NJ chester. at her Tesideuce. the iIth oL sep.
tember. Terms as heretofore. lew BoARDEk kS
ean he accommodated. an H-A
TvHESAPEAkE FENALE toLLEG u.
u MEAN OLD POINT AND HAMPTON, VA.
The next session OF this Inst, sution Will CON
,nenes on the HrSt WEDNESDAY, IN October -
Tbn location, raordinary on account of its
It tauty and LeaithiG meas, the EASY access ~ IT,
soc ifs proximity to Hampton, Norfolk and Ports
month, Is particularly suited 20 Boarding School
Npne nt the diveTting or tempting influences of
tbr CIV here sheet the pupils Nor is there any
bindranee roia day pUnt1s. as all are boarders,
while they enlov the Tehnements and pleasures of
a wei! ordered nome. The course III instruction
is divided INTO ten departments or schools, In esoh
pf v hlch d plOnlas are awarded upCu written eS
sI!nations The Teachers are gentlemen of thor
Cu gh hoisTshlp and have secured for themselves
.rd the Institution hfRh reputation.
TFkMs;
Bosrd including fuel, lights and Washing, for tho
scholastic wear ,;....,..: ....-..;...;,. SlS 10
English Tuition IN Preparatory and Cole
fiate Departments .......... 50 90
ether branches, extra
a. For catalogues, and further information,
address, Rsv. c. A RAYMOND, Hampton. Va
REv. THoS. HUME, Portsmouth, Va
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MRS. MORSE will open a SCHOOL, on Mar
VI shall street, between Ash and 9Th, cnmmene-
ing the Isr OF SEPTEMBER, and ending the
lst Of July. The usual English branches will be
tauSht. Also, Nj USlC on the Piano
For further particulars, apply at her residence
sfteE the 18th of August
REFERENCEs.-C0l. s. H. Parker, Alexander X.
Parker. ESQ Col. Il. ]. Evans S-2U"
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One-half payable on the lst of October, 1860, and
the remainder on the 18th Of February, ls6l
Reference is made to Rev. DIR. Moses D. Hoge.
anu 10 any Of the former pat rons of the school.
Catalogues ot the SemlnaIy, containing more
detailed information, can be obtained at any OF the
Book stores, or by application to the uRdersig ned.
jy Is -3m a. NJ. DUPUY, Richmond. Va.
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A New FIRE -ExTINGuIsHER INTERESTING
Experiment. new flre-extngnisher is being
experimental with by the New York Board OF
Underwriters. On Monday an old frame build.
Ing was used to determine its efficacy. The
Tribune says:
The first test was with rosin, an article un.
extinguishable by water. This substance was
placed in an iron dish and fired, and from the
intense heat generated by the burning rosin.
the dish became almost red hot The com
pound was twice applied when the flames
were subdued; but on allowing IT to remain
open, the air coming in contact W tn the heat
ed dish caused the rosin to ignite This trial
was considered satisfacto tory. as rosin In store.
houses is confined in barrels, and not in heat.
ed iron tanks. The second trial. in copse-
q quence Of the satisfactor results of the first.
Capt. Story determined should be more seyere
Rosin, with half-galIon of turpen tine and half
gallon of alcohol, were mixed. These in fam.
matory Huids, thus mixed eq ualled cam phe n a
In the intensity of heat which they generat ted.
When the match was applied they bursted
forth with a very loud noise, half filling the
room with flames.
Ten pounds of the compound were thrown
In and in fifteen min u tes the door was omen ed
and all fire found extinct. The dish with its
boiling contents, was then taken In the omen
air and match applied. Once more the a uids
blazed up, proving that the fire had heen ex
tingnished by the compound These trials
were made by the special request of several
.
fluids, as the insurance on such factories va
ries from 10 to Ia per cent. The third test was
with loose cotton piled on an old pine board
and two barrels the atch was then applied
Fifteen pounds of compound were then tbrown n
IN, and the windows and doors closed for an
hour and half, during which time the guests
partook of a collation., =
The door was then opened and the cotton
dragged forth, most of which was tound ex-
tfngulshed, but some embers remaining on the
board, the cotton again ignited This was the
last experiment OF the day, but in consequence
OF the room not being as tight as the hold of
the vessel, there being in the apartment three
doors ana two windows through which the
gas escaped, the trial was not considered a fair
test with regard to cotton Can't, Story ad-
vises the cotton trial to be made in an iron
tank or hold OF vessel, when the test will be
thorough and conclusive. This trial. we uu-
rstand, will be shortly made, as the extin-
punishment OF fire on board cotton ships is Of
the utmost importance to the underwriters.
their loss last winter by the burning of cotton
ships amounting TO $500, 600 ,.
During the severe trials white enameled
cards and paper were thrown into the ROOM
After the experiments had ceased they were
examined, and found net at all soiled. This
test OF the cards and paper was made by the
fnvent tors to prove that the con tents of a par
lor, picture gallery or library would not be
injured by the application Of the compound.
thus saving from the destruction of fire an d
water collections that no insurance can re-
deem.
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IT K. BASS ENGLISH AND CLASsItAL
l. SCHOOL-The tenth session of my School
MI commence on the Sd September. at my resi-
dsnce on Clay street between lsJ and I'd streets
Terms as usual.
In the Classical Department. .......-...S $50 %
In the English DEPARTING nj. ----.-.. 5000
Payable Quarterly.
Persons desiring to enter scholars will please
call on me at my residence. I. K. BASS.
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JNO A. r. IMBoDFN, A. Nj.
FivvRy MILLS Amelia Va iy 23-t20thS.