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Fellow-citizens, the Baltimore Convention APP
pointed nae, member of the I" National Executive
Committee Of the Democratic Party. and as such it
was my duty to call State Convention Of that par
ty in North Carolina to prepare for the Presidential
campaign Our friefdsin this State requested that
this cali should be postponed until sitter our local
elections We wished to be faithful and true to our
State nominees although many Of them differed
from US in national politics. We felt bound by the
rules and sisaoes Of our party in State affairs We
knew that our delay would give great advantage TO
the seceders in forming public opinion, but we yiel-
ded such advantage to preserve the. unity OF our
State organization. Our delay was SO great that
there was not time to call for primary meetings TO-
appoint delegates Our call, therefore, Is for Mass
Meeting Conrention of the friends of Douglas and
johnson. We want the people to assemble and rep
resent themselves the great questions now before
the country. Come one, come all, and discharge
your sacred duty in assisting to preserve and per-
petuate the glorious Union Of the States.
With great respect
Your fellow-citizen,
ROBERT P. DICK.
Greensboro, N. c., Aug IA, 1860.
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BENEFIT OF UsISG PHOSPHATE OF LIME UPON Poor
LAND.-One day last week, we visited the farm of
Mr.. I. Fl. McRorie, mile or two from town, on
purpose to see what fine crop Of wheat oats and
corn, poor land would produce when aided by a lit
tie phosphate Of lime as fertilizer or stimulant-
Mr.. McRorie had enclosed and cultivated some ex-
hausted old.felds-the poorest--on purpose to test
the benefit of this fertilizer. The wheat and oats
which have been harvested are Of the best no finer
we wiyenture to say, have been grown in any 10
cality this year, in any southern State The corn,
which was planted also upon poor land, is the most
promising
Let our farmers profit by this piece of information,
those who have poor land and supply themselves
with phosphate Of lime for the next CROP. Now is
the time when It should be purchased because 1t
can be had cheaper than at any other time 1.-The
freight being less
We understand that Mr. McRorie designs keeping
supply Of the article at his store which will be sold
at very moderate price to the farmers the eoun-
ty and others who may desire to raise good crops
upon poor lands. Our farmers need no more re-,
move fro n their comfortable homes TO new eouu-
tries; their old worn-out hnds--the cast-off old
felds-wl produce equal to the rich praries Of the
west under the application of small quantities of
phosphate of me.-lredeH Erpress 80
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Raleigh, N. G., August II, 1860.
A GRAND VIRGINIA DIscoyERY.

SOME FOUR MONTHS SINCE, OUR EXCELLENT
- townsman, NAPHTALI EZEKIEL, Informed us that he
bad prepared hair restorer with which be was expert
mentng upon his head, whose top entirely bald
We him two days since, and the place bald four
months SINCE fine crop of hair has sprung up with Wig
ous growth So convinced is Mr. EZEKIEL of the efca
cy OF his discovery, that be has named it
"The InfaIIible Virginia Hair Restorer.,,
Mr. E. is about going into extensive manufacture of an
article which is destined to pruve of
bald paed friends-Ffon Richmond Enquirer December
l2th, 1859.
This famous article be had of The principal
Druggists Those persons who desire fine head of hair
have only to the restOrer according printed dec
lions the bottle Those who have any doubts of its eff
cacy. have them removed short time by using the
lNFALLlBLE VIRGINIA HAIR REST0RER, proving
that it is all that it is claimed to be.
Wholesale depot for ORDERS So Main Street.
N. EZEKIEL.
RICHMOND, November IA, 1859.
l, N. EZEKIEL, take oath the Holy Bible that have
been bald for the ~ years. and have hair
BY using EZEKlELS VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER
NAPHTALI EZEKIEL.
This day sworn to before me, by Naphtali Ezekiel
JOSEPH MAYO.
Mayor of Richmond.
For sale by g.
p. F PESCUD,
Raleigh, N. C.
January TO- 1000. S-w&swly.
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NOTICE.

TINE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE Der SUN.
Il MER RESIDENCE, containing 1870 of land,
about so Of which cleared, part Of il good meadow
land, situated about miles west of Raleigh ard bali
mile south Of the N. c. Rairnad large wellfnished
dwelling House, with the necessary out houses among
them Ice House. Barn and Stables; fine assortment
Of Fruit Trees and well of pure water, &C.
The above mentioned property is very desirable oca-
ton for school or residence Liberal terms offered the
purchaser. Persons wishing to purchase referred 10
the Messrs Tucker, of Raleigh, to Heury R. Bryan
Newbern. N. c.
The above property will be sold auction on the Sd
Monday in August-Court week.
SARAH F. B. CARRAwAY.
March 2, 1850 16-w6sw6mos.
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r. r. CHAPLIN,
BOOK BINDER & BLANK BOOK MANU-.
FACTURER,
RALEIGH, N. c.,
ID ESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CITIZENS OF
IL RALEIGH and the vicinity generally, that he win
promptly and puncualy attend to the binding of Aeue-
Ppers, Adgdznes and Periodicals of all kinds and in any
style, plain ar ornamental, moderate terms.
~ All BLANK BOOKS ordered from me ara manu-
featured by me- in the City of Raleigh, n. C.
December %, 1859. lO9-w&swly
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Save when you are young to spend when you
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II AWsON,s HISTORY OF NoRTH-CARO-
~ LINA.-( Rtp,iat Jryss Loasiog Edition, l7I41-
rice $2-postage paid Address - ...,
Raleigh. July III 1860. 67-tf. .
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Capital Stock.
As5enerai Profit and
n Loss,
Discount,
\ Pru6t and Loss. :
Public Treasurer Of
\ NORTH arolina,
Merchants Bank, N:
" Loan,
DgE TO oTHER
BANEs:
". D. Vernilye, Cash
New York.
Bank Republic, New
Yorh.
HAme. Rxchange BIZ;
New York.
Faltan Bank, New
York.
\ Bank Baltimore Bal
H timore,
hC. >. Edwards, Asst
i Gash'r, charlest'n
HB'k Lexington, Lex
i ngton,
II Farmers Bank N. C..
Greensboro,
N Bank of Cape Feer
H Greensboro,
| Bank of Cape Fear
Washington,
HBank of Cape Fear.
\ Salem,
Bank Of Cape Fear,
/ Wilmington.
HBank of Commerce,
\ Newborn,
Bank State Of N. c.,
UDividends Blk State.
NoTEs IN CIRcU.
LATION
\ Notes issued byPrin.
cipal Bank.
Notes issued by Br's
Deposiies,
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For further information the public is referred to the
pamphlets and nrms Of proposal which may be obtained
at the Office of the Company any Of its Agencies
Address. r. Il. BATTLE,
.s~s Secretary. 5
Raleigh, Aug =, 1860 63-1y.
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saesiag osaait.en q ne North earqlina. ul
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STRAYED.-A DARK BAY MARE MULE-MANE
- and tad shaved has sore on one foreleg ANY in
formation concerning her win be literally rewarded,
J. r. HUTCHINS.
Raleigh, N. c., Aug. IA, 1850. 65-E
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TNURNIP SEED NEW CROP
Early Flat, Dutch Red Top, Large Norfolk Large
Globe and Ruta Baga Turnip Seed just received the
Drugstore of WILLIAMS 4 HAYWOOD.
July 18TH 1851 p 56-G
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Rio DE JAxxrRo, Fl

AcQuIrTAL oF GES. CuLLoN-A MIsTAKE CoRREcrED.
The Washington Star Of Sa urday, says: Washington
CORES pondeu per telegraph of the New York Herald
characterz the trial OF the Hon. William Culom late
clerk of the House of Representatives for mafeasance
in Office prosecution on the part Of the Democratic
party, on account Of Mr.. Cs opposition sentiment This
is a sweeping mistake. Neither the Democratic party
nor the Democratic National Administration have had
ANYTHING whatever TO do with it from beginning to end
It is well known here to have grown of personal
Quarrel between Mr. Cuom and Mr. Jno O. Rves the real
prosecutor, question arising between them con-
cerung the purchase Of certain books ordered by Con-
gress which Rvcs had for sale, and which Cuom chose
10 purchase Of some ese-or out Of such mat
ter Charges and cOuntercharges we're brought to the
notice of several grand ures for this county, each seek
ing to get the other indicted If mistake not, two
consecutive grand ure seeing through the gst Of the
affair, refused to indct either. third, however by
tight squeeze did indict Cullom; returning four
bills against him One of these indictments, on
being tried on the day before yesterday, resulted in the
prompt acqual of Mr. c. there being literally not the
slightest of evidence prOduceabe in open court
tending substantae the truth OF its counts against
him. The District Attorney thereupon elected to aban-
don two Of the remaining three indictments against
General Cuom and to try the other in December next
Il is geneyay thought here that this is the last that the
public will eEeF hers Of that indictment before the courts
Of this District
Rumor says that culou on the close VI Eeso cases,
designs suing bis gonst for malicious prosecution &c
The affair between them the end Of which has evident
ly not been reached yet by long way will probably
prove profitable plum for the lawyers and, II also re-
suing in an entire change Of the system Of publishing
the debates Of Congress, it viii hereafter save millions
annually 10 the national treasury and cut off the real
Of nearly all the corrupt and ine1eusaby extrava'
CANT legislation Of the Congress OF the United Sta es-a
most desirable conssmmatop indeed.
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THE LoSDcN CnURuH DISORDERS The Religious Dis
sension in St. Georgesn.the East London, anything
but ended. On Sunday evening the 2ih ult., the riot
ing within the sacred cd.fce was as determined
as upon any previous day As soon as the bles-
sing was pronounced from the altar, the congrega-
ton collected in the yard round the entrance to
the rectory and the clergy and chorisers passed in
they were hooted aud hustled. Two or three Of the
chorsers attempted TO make their way through Cannon
street. where their appearance the signal for ter
rife uproar The were followed by several hundreds of
people, who Kissed and yelled and threw at them dirt
stones and anything else they could obtain. Once
tsce the chorsiers who their proper vestments
made run for it. but the mob too and increased in
numbers at every step. On arriving the Commercial
Road an attempt made 10 beat the choristers, and
a desperate rush made upon them but three four
policemen who arrived at the time, kept the mob back
and the chorsters darted down a narrow street.
The mob, which at this time consisted of at least
one thousand persons followed them about with
loud excavations and, matters threatening to be-
come serious two of them took refuge in cofeehsuse
Peremptory orders shouted by the mob that Pus
seyes should be turned out and turned out they were
be knocked about by their ruanly assaants. II was
now suggested that the only way by which escape
could be effected would be by the police who pre-
sent blockading the entrance OF one Of the narrow
streets after the chorisers had made dart down. and
this strait gem succeeded although the police had des
perate fight with the mob in their efforts to keep them
back The choristers managed TO escape their assa-
ants who rushed after them the police aban
doued their position. On the previous Sunday evening
the Rev. Dr. bbeFton, who tppk part in the service, vas
followed in a similar manner and took Feluge In pub
lie house from which he elected upon the demand
of the mob. lie at length escaped by jumping into
Hanson cab, which was passing at the time.
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EuROPE WANTS FOOD.

With no small anxiety do We read the foreign news
papers, ascertain what may be the prospects of the
harvest there. The result Of our inyes;ga ion is as
follows:
In England ireland, and Scotland bad weather con-
tnued up to the end of July. The wet and cold had
nearly destroyed all the sumner fruits. France aud
Italy 10 the disastrous state 10 Germany, on
the 27h June the fine weather which had there prevail
ed for few days broken by violent torrents OF rain
and hail In Spain and Portugal the complaint is the
same Russia had suffered very little and the steppes
Of Poland aud the paiss of the Ukraine will proba
bly, supply good deal Of wheat. From Hamburg, the
port for the wheat produce in the countries waered by
the Ebe scarcely any grain Is TO be expected As we
have already stated the main supply mot OF Indian corn
which IL little used in Europe but OF wheat rye barley
aud oats which Europe will mainly depend for the
next twelve months will chiefly come from the United
States This is the golden time for American agricul-
ture Cur farmers ough to make much money this year.
and they deserve it ALL for they labor with will"
Nor it from the cereal productions Of the soil alone
that american farmers may expect to make large profits
The secretly Of fodder In Europe has made cattle scarce
and DEAR Great discomfort prevails among the working
classes Of England account Of the dearness Of flesh
meat il is yet dearer in France The prices run thus
in Psris-allet of beef IS cents the ID tough rump-
steaks 2s cents, inferior beef fof making soup bone
included 30 cents ordinary joints Of veal and mutton
25 cents the pound Now, American beef and pork can
be sold in England and France for prices much lower
than this and already the English newspapers men
tonng the fact and giving receipts how to treat these
sated provisions and cook them so as to form paatAbe
nutritious and comparatively loWPrced food OF course
If the COWS cannot 90 fed cheese ALi hater will be
scarce aud abundance OF these be shipped hence to
Europe.
For what may thus send abroad. the greater por-
ton Of the payment will be made in gold for there is no
use in Cutting the American markets with English and
French mauuiactures But here, already difficulty
looms up in the distance. Russa France Sardinia Eng
and are seyeraly in want Of mohey Russia wants $50
100000 Sardinia wants $9000OOOO; France requires
$S0QO0000 to ehect farther Improvements in Paris and
S6O,OO0O0O to complete various lines Of raEAy Eng
land will probably require some $s00Ol0Ol to carry on
the Chinese var Here Is total Of $lsOn000OQ to be
drained from the maney markets Of Europe besides a
vast amount to be sent to this country within the next
twelve months for food. How can all this vast amount
be raised Philadelphia Prsss.
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There is nothing more exQaisitey French IN every
way that have seen than the Ots which the Jokers
uttered concerning Prince Jerome THE brother Of the
great spoeon) whilst he lay on his death bed They
actually make tse scene, the occasion, and the man,
subject of merriment iesrty laughter Poor Jerome
il is known was an uncommouy dull rsn, and proba-
bly, meyer uttered Witicism appreciated one, in bis
life but according 70 these Wags be was the cause Of
great fun 10 ah around hiR, Ssis' IN sxtTsmiS The
physician in attendance the wag5 said declared that
be was insans "Listen," said be. Enter Prince Ma
poleou, hls sOn my Lravs boy!" excl lined the dying
ex-Kng told you so said the doctor, listen again
Enter the Princess Mathilde. my sGiHted dearl"
There, said the doctor, hope every body is satisfied
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Bell AND EVEREFT ~ MAssAcHUsErrs.-An Exchange
says In Massachusetts, aud Maine large number Of
conservative Republicans coming out for Bell The
Boston Courier publishes communications from several
SUCH aud very confident that the electoral vote Of
Massachusetts, win be given to Bell
Il Is also stated that in several OF the Massachusetts,
towns Democrats are joining Rell.EVeTelt elnbs,
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RIOF 1ND MADE CLOTHING,

IncreaS ed Fa cili t -.
TTyE subscriber has been manufacturing Clothing In the s
.ity Richmond twenty years, and has a. this H
time nom IS 100 hands IN his employment and WILL n NJ
month tao make large additions TO that IL
Having the story his especially for
facurng purposes he Is determined make article In the
clothing line tat shall compare In respect with clothing
Northern cities, and he asks the patronage Of his old
the public generally n vsE Of the fact that he Civ
Ing empoymen midst 70 large number Of mechanics and
worthy females Who t Otherwise suffer for the necessares %
lie Of cutters materials be surpass
ed by house In the country.
Maryland virginia Carolnas and Georgia Cssmeres and
rureds Strictly southern Manufactur
nS House. satisfied by personal Inspection Of not
he doing past
T. D SPENCE, Clothier and Tailor,
nh2 Corn Main and isth sta Richmond Va
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE,
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
CLASS 81.
10 be drawn In Wilmington De Saturday. July 81 1850
CAUTION

Persons living distance should be extremely cautious Of
they order Lottery Tickets Cert heaes Of Packages Of
Tickets The country flooded with bogus and swndng Lotte
Every nducement held out persons to invest money
Capital Prizes Of from $4,000 TO 10000 head their
schemeswh Tickets One Dollar ti0O0OO Capital Prizes
offered Tickets Five Dollars. All such In every instance
frauds and money sent 10 them for Tickets II much
thrown away without the shadow chance OF getting priIe
OF all Lotteries where the Capital Prize unusually large
comparison to the price Of Tickets In instance vhsre
large Prizes offered for small OF nct e but down
. certain fraud
~ All orders addressed 10 FRANCE BR0ADBENTs CO.,
wmingtoa DOL, viii meet with prompt attention, and the printed
TRANoR, BRoADBENTs co.,
40 III 1lrnln nala
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SUGAR-4O bbls Extra Coffee sugar. 10 store, sale
y lyii LAWS WEBB AND JOHN q WADE
GTJoK LICORyoR.--in essss "Pigus,elu" brand, ysF
hN Il" '''''' W asfItps a sOMrERyILLk
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PRICES REDUCED.
LNNDING shock Of DRESS and FANCY 6OUOS
700 heavy, SHALL fem this date, reduce the prices
lows. Say
Handsome FrenehPrnted Bereges, 25
Very pretty small figure, half Mourning do, rs
Super French 0rgardes, "a
Do. do Jsesnets @5
SUPER OhihiE Pattern 0Tgandies, 20
fAncy Dress Silks, all bought this Spring unusually
low prices
Grey Dress Goods, all qualities at cost
SILK Lace, Popln and other Mantles at reduced prices
French Work ssts Collars and Sleeves new and pretty
Our stock Of Staple Goods good has during
season.
Deermlnsd 10 the stock shall oer the Goods at
Low PRICEa. jei9 CBILES CHENERY.
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GENTS FURNIS SHING GOODS.
Which he having manuAcur a under bis supervision and
hopes with his experience and Sdge Of the business he
viii meet The and the patronage
4 his rieads
The store rehted the busiaess and every effort
produce all the necessary articles, and In such
stye the bec;ionabe and attractive
wM S. rUPMAN,
mAG-u Late Of Tupman Hull
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rlHE NEW AND POPULAR BOOKS,
Nor ROR THE DAY oNLYJ

sir ROhan,a Ghost. By Contributor 70 ''fhe Atlantic
T pronounced ~ critics superior % similar
American book. has passed 20 the Third Edition tlt0
Germnine. BY EnuuSD ABoCr This author ranks lrsf 10
Pa ana his books are read more any other aathor this
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RectOry OF MOrciand. sixth Ediuon OF THIS elegant
uors IS ready ony interesting story but the hand
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Improvement over others in beauty Of bniing. Rl0O
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Art Recreatlons, Hci uiustraied containing nsrue
gons In DraEnr Grrcian Painting, Antique do WaxEork Hair
d. and 10 fact an o. the elegant acccmphmen Of ne day
vsuahe book teachers those Who would become teach
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BIOGRAPHY OF Sclf-ra raught-luen--unlversaly z n &C
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u'aeIH II rnroN COMPANY. Bos.on.
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~ advertsenent 70 be considered By he month year
spehed The Manuscript previously agreed uPon Be-.
tween the pArteL
Al adverteuisnt marked copy for spseasd
Der Insertions w continued until ordered and
snacted accordingly.
~ RuauI1R AnuEzTuEfE-ro avoid any misunderstanding
On part the Annual Advertisers Il proper 70 state dtcy
helr privileges only extends her immediate business Real
E5ta and an other Advertisements sent By hem 70 be
additional charge, and no vvriaion-
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year but 70 be charged AZ The usual rates saeee
70 such discounts as shall Be agreed upon
20 Booksccs and yearly advertisers generally engaging on
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standing rule under he contract and All eHeee
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per square lines for the h Insertion, and so cent
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DOBINSON ROBERTS, Corner Gary and isth So.
IA ode1flf sale The following articics-
100 tons No Peruvian Guano,
81 American
50 Zine and Coarse BondDust,
100 bbla Superior Flour,
80 &" Extra superdne. do,
100 q Rye do,
loo 4" Zine do.
50 Cross Mdilngs, do,
- sases 6. Q. Llcorce Paste,
E9 CS do. 90,
do do,
sos be- prime Gum Arabic,
100 Angastura Tonqua Pean1,
500 Para do. do
100 best brands Olive on.
100 baga Black Peas
90 Clover seed,
f" Prince Elwsrd Island OaE
Is " PulveriEed Charcoal
Agents for the Manhattan on Company We ohcr hAsonp
rm and other OILS Tor sA The Companyb prices and re
''ssSi' ssS ''l''' ROBINSON 4 RORERrs.
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OF OUR OWNAND HOME MANUFACTURE
nUR stock Of Ready Made Clothing complete and ash the
~ atteutn Of and public in general 10 call ami
conyned who sell the cheapest and best made Clothing
this city Our large and win eoatnue to make
during the sumner 20 be he q ke stock complete
ness We VIII also make Clothes order In the latest styles
and will warrant 20 6t sale.
large Coths Casueres and vesngs hand All
ask Is a ean and look for yourself, at NORRIS 90,
ap2S 100 Main Street
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II WEP COOL l--Ths celebrated unexeeed "CHALLENGE
REERIGERkrOR With sde ventator water Coolers VAr
ou patsrs PtehsrI all sizes and Paerns Mas
ser ave nnue lee Oresm free1erS, and variety o
OH kinds, for sale Al reduced prizes ..-
particular Attenon he Justly ssesrated CHAl
LEN6E' RkFRIGERArOR eordernE Il the best aree ever Of
srsd In this place. and therefore recommend uh sonA
dsnee Another supply Just received U only OF which are un
saxar the above requested " call and
G. q A. BARGAMIN, ia,
aas-H aiT Main 81 RiohnOad, Va
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.
TERAs

Trims:
Daily Paper per Annan seiweekly IS Wsekly - A.
says advance Remlncea nay be made 81 The r1k of We
Pubhert IN en- where evidence taken on he depoE OF
sitter In Post Odlce eoniAlning money.