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GRowrH OF MIssoUsr.--In 1850 the white
population Of Missouri, according 20 the Fed
eral csnsus Of that year, was $4,000; the
number OF slaves 81 900, and Of free Psrsons Of
color 3.o0o Returns from the several counties
in The State show the prssent population to be:
whites !, 1,056 1888. slaves l12,5S7, and free per-
sons OF color 1902 The population OF Mis-
souri, excesas 100000. The increase for the
decsnnial term has been over seventy per cent;
the whites have increased eighty per eeBt, aud
the negroes but thirty. The wide dispropor-
ton between the incrsass OF the whites is
owing to the expectation Of slavesto the south
ern market
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PEErTy GooD.--A party Of negroes gave q
grand ball near Albany last week. Six distin-
guished eolored gentlemen we're driven thitber
by white coachman. In spirit Of courtesy
they invited him to enter the hall. He sc-
cepted the Invitation, and was pleased spec
tatOr, until the aroma arising fr IN the sable
WALKERS became somewhat pungsnt, and ss it
grew more powerful be prepared 10 leave.
Just at that momeRt one OF the cOlored mana
gers approached with much p0liteness, and
said TIE ladies' desired the eoachmsn to leave
the room. TIE manager regretted 70 make the
request, but the ladies insisted, because, they
said, be smelt so much Of the stable.
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Oflce.K. E. cor. seventh and + streets,
\ samson, Ii. D. President Of Colu
biau College.

Washington, D. c., October 1860.
take special pleasure in stating that Mr.. Robert w.
Fenwiek beea intimately from earliest
childhood. His peculiar intelligence capscity FOR bus
and strc. c0nseieutiousuess marked from
time when boyhsod he began his profession IN the
0fdce AZ Patent Agent Nc one that knew him well
then has been surprised his steady and rapid rise
As the responsible head Oi the business Munn Co.
st Washington, have often commended him 10 persons
in different parts Of The country mquring FOR COMPS
tent, itithful and conscientious Patent Agents and
have failed receive grGtefu acknowledgements
aterEard from those who have svaiBd themselves Of
his services. can commend lin with yet more conf
deuce the independent MANAGER Of us!noss wher
50 much depends on the ability well as tGr perfect
tegrity Of an agent. GEO. SAMSON.
From hon. Chss Masoa late Commissioner Of Patents
Washington e., October (, 1850.
Learning taat r. W. Fenwick ESD, is about 70 open
Office IN this city Solicitor Of Patents I cheer
fully tate that hHye long known him gentleman o.
large experience ia such matters Of prompt and accu-
rate business habits, and Ct undoubed integrity As
such, commend him TO the inventors ef the United
States. CHARLES MASON.
Also, rofers by permission to the Hon Joseph Holt
late Commissioned Patents and Al present lasteY-
General, AMI 70 J. ". Keep. ESQ, 272 Main street.
Memphis, asd to AeClznahan Dill, propristors Mem
phis Appeal uoII-,izwsui
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Daily .apprelal,
YLLTETINFsn1v


o. lsys. lsEs, ioEs. lsss. iors io-e love
Pm w. J, ,s..,...' ~ - I. - Is.se
No rest you ssen 70 tale.
Iss dsyof aiIihsiisslour -,.r
Fhsi zoaf yuu brightly shine
Il geeruary'a fgurtesnIh tsg.
Aiirsisl9nt Nalanuns, $500.
% lasa slat trsstiazi ief yoaar Hsartss
l1 hi. What 1e-ns wsat cries
a ~ 80 s; gysry find sna sori,
Andtlaatot trerT ats.
No DAY MAKES such q stir sr thia
lNut even ne Nationis Natan
o. an the FCrEs o Faiestinef
ny FErE Is TIE mssf iafai.
Lsye Leads poor noTials. sn1h dsncs,
Ger hills and ever plains,
ne world seems lie one stsi cr1drlllei
Ihs nzure, L.iies changen
rhers's 10; . tHae Or mystery.
het 1--we 6nds means % bad
The very blscks-sith 81 his fcrgr
Fesh hamme-ousls ncliued.
ne miser. Hardest of the hzrds,'
Nov spens viii hvidltr
Bis ehgsi-his heart meant 70 sEy-
kof CUPID piaEs capldtty-
ne beasiz srs jusl il the sane Plishti
he liou'a found he Iowa trut love"
1he Stag has got his dear.
he little uasuse. fssurh small be be,
Oaurta Efter eE 0sn fashious
Iha veTy mite . o1liged b eva,
That love 'ss mite-y passion,
TheFsry biTdsure crught fbs oTgu.
In sraoroua dsspondeure,
Hls currion leaves, te ra7rg
A tender correspondence.
And while Miss - invites her beau
win her a. tF - wander,
me Edo,e Wa9lssfu.ll she rsntiy Eleiis
Is guns 10 meet her sander.
since birds and bezEts don't die foT love-
lE'ere slilier thsn goose,
Aecause can't tie Hymen'a hnst
To dnug;e IN ne-se.
Frett bonds N seek, tho Should roam
Prem Tennessee % Ottah .e:
And for ny death fnrsd for today,
Pgstpuns il sine die.
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higher culture, less nustere religions views,
and stronger social tendencies; their aban-
dEnt pleasarsble exercise IN open air, and their
freedom from severe labor, have, 20 doubt,
eonspiTed With the genisl influence Of milder
climate 70 lEodpce the striking differences OBJ
seTvsble between their descendants and those
of the New England Puritans.--Hinfs 1ouard
Physical Perfection.
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The Russian Treaty with china
The London Times thus describes the sd-
Vantsges which Russia gains by the treaty
which she has just concluded with China:
II The frontier line which It settles be traced
upoa very good map, we shall find that il
takes vsIy thick peel of the west and north
east OF China. To Us China is the oyster
which BY our sword we open; to the Russians
China seems to present itself under the image
Of en- onion, which, peel By peel, they propose
~ themselves to deFour. Thev now bV this
treaty push forward their frontier line consid-
erably within the provinces lying al the foot
Of the mountains Of Central Asia, and thev
advance very close even to the denseiy peo-
pied Tortion Of the country. But their great
sdVsnee Is upon the northeast, where they
have actually cone twelve degrees south OF
their old boundary al the mouth Of The Amoor
have taken on the whole Of the shores Of the
Gulf OF TsrtaTT, bringing out their frontier
line into The Sea Of japan. OF course the
great desire OF Russia is o creep south to get
ssaports which would give her free outlets to
the world, and which are not for half the wear
blocked up with ice. Nov, at the mouth Of
he river Thou-mien, by enlsrgine the already
existing town Of HUan-chan, they will have
port directly opposite 10 Hakodadi, and com
mandiug the islands OF Japan. A very slight
knowledgs Of the mp Of China is sufficient to
convince suy one who hears that the Russian
frontier line is brought down south to the riv,
ThcRmien, that Russia, with a naval s.aiion
Il that point, must be practically mas sr OF
Japan.
The Russians, ,-bg- the foarlh srtie.. Of their
treaty, obtain that "cn the whole fron-.er line
established BY The present treaty irste, fnse Of
al duty or restrictions, is established between
the subjects OF the two States; and the local
authorities are bound 70 give special protection
70 such trade and TO those whe exercise it1
The new .Tsaty provides also thai Russian
merchants are to travel in China on CONNER
cal business with no further passport than a
Russian certificate. Wherever they 20, these
Russian merchants are 10 carry the Russian
law abou. them, and the Chinese local author
tiles are bound to respect The yrlghis aud to
snforce he obligations Of q Russian subject.
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SERIOUS RENcoUETEK AT GALLArIN.-A
personal difficulty occurred ct Gallatin on
Saturday las, between WIN Kennedy, shoe
maker, and Capt. R. A. Bennett, in which the
latter was shot in the breast, and 20 badly
wounded as to imperil his life The trouble,
We learn, grew out OF an insulting remark
made by Kennedy to Capt. Bennett, sDd it is
the impression that Capt. B. was in The act Of
making an attack when Kennedy cred upon
him NasAuille Gassits.
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ssye, lerei love, lers, love, love love
Frlm Nee l'ca.'s Dtf 4 Fer r.s,ss fr.g
So Ie.L Eon aa.-. 4. Ii /. - : -
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THERE came "a my place Few weeks bsek -
Il An oe black HOKsK MULE which was -.
sold Tor me Al public sale BY y. G C4yes, toA
M. Bettus, tns 2ist o, MaTrh isst The GnAr-(as
owner VIII please immed ately cone forward, prove
and take him away y. sfITH,
NeAs Delta Pest Once. oa Bis creek,
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l. MONTEDONICO,
HAVING recently returned from Eurspe, where he
II laid IN his supplies, is nov IN receipt of
$50 boxes BEST ITALIAN MACAROEIg
80 baskets SWEET OIL
100 boxes BEST ITALIAN VIVA.

A large supply OF The best COGNIAC BRANDY ever
received ia Memphis.
besides these he has extensive supply Of All kinds
Of WINS, And all other articles usually Kept In
Ike Of business. including all kinds Of
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DIR. ]. B. WAsSOE, Dentist,

LTANIka located permanently in the a1EzWvrIzA.
II city o. Memphis respectfully solicits y z ~
The pstronage OF All who may desire hisNi -
professional services iE any Of is various -ILLT
bTanckus and warrants satisfaction 70 AL who may faver
him with their confidence. All operations Perfomed
ir the most approved and skiful manner. Teen in
serted from b entire set suction or atnOs-
Bheric pressure thereby dispensing with the Of
clasps bands attached % the natural teeth Pine gold
viii be used ether knGs o. artificial base II desired
Special attention given the treating all diseases Of
the mouth and gums and the saving sf natural teeth
mioas Ct Ehioh being lost annuAllv Tor want o.
little skiilfEl and judiciSus treaneat Teeth extracted
with The aid Of local annesthesia preventing
pain and suffering. once Main street. beI0T Union
No. s27, in Jones h TAEgs NV blorF iv'f-''--s-iv
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=. I'.la H1lT HsoTI IN III ; lllll1
Der hills and ever plafns,
ne world teems lie one stsi cr1drlllei
ne azure, LaJies change
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BarstoE's MetaIIIc BurlaI Caskets.
feed Potatoas

LIEBP CONSTANTLY On haAd ali sizes Of FIsE &
N CRANES CASES Also, WOOD o0FFINS, q
every description.
At 4 reasonable discount deq2-Iv
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New Mennhis IaiI

PROPOSALS will be received BY the undersigned
L commissioners, appointed BY the County Court nf
shelby county, the snlcs Of the architect James
Cook, Esq OF the city OF Memphis, until y O'Clock on
THURSDAY, the 7th day Of February 1881 building
Jai in the city Of Memphis, accordlug 70 plans and
specifications on Gle in hts once.
Contractors will he required % give bond FOR double
The amount VI the c0utracs Win approved sureti
FOR The faithful performance Of The Hanse.
The commissioners reserve the right TO reject gnv
tender not entirely satisfactory 10 them
On the certificate and estimate the architect nav
ment % be made monthly in the bonds OF shelby
County Court bearing siE per interest retaining
oneihrd OF the monthly estimate until anal COM
pletiOn OF the work.
All further Information explanation will be given
application person or BY letter 10 the architect At
his once corner Of Main aud adson Streets Memphis
Tennessee. J. ". A.. PETIT,
A. Il MONTGON KAY
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vALENTTNE WERNER's

IL kinds o. new work made, and All kinds of -
n repasring done At the sheriest notice. AuHM
work warranted. en- haxd Il Al times, Drsvs, VI
neied bE EnEhody. Prices very low aud Ei ower foi
cash. VALENTINE WNRNEk,
Corner Ysnct ana causey Btrsss,
febas-d&Fly nsmPhis, Touu.
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4etdi as-ets...s ..s-...- -- es63IT7l Sc
NoTE.-Our stocks and bouds are held - permanent
investments and the present panic valua criterion
% their actual yaue; bat pr-fsrrinE comply strictly
With the letter Of The EW, enter them TIE lowest
cash sales on the sst December 1850 thereby making
difference 0i nearly so COO in our statement
LIABILITIES
g. No liabilities % banks or others dus OF not due
6. No losses adjusted and dne
!. Les either unsdiusted or
g. Adjusted sud not due SIS los te
g. Losses IN suspense, waiting further proef
iHcladed in last answer shove.
10. All ofher claims against the Company
sdividesds unpaid d1...-............... 600 90
AO'1s sAauilues-.'.-... ...--..-----..... Ss5, ,7os 4S
H. The rule Of the sompany IT, net ta exceed IN
any one rick, subject 70 loss hy a single are
~. 1hs amount insured in city village dspends upo
its size-generally all the desirable rirks % ~
had subject 70 the rule last above named
"a. Ihs amount insured in ahy one block Of baidinr
depends upon its size and construction Eubiect n
the rule ztove referred To-.
"a The act oi Incorporation is the same as her eofore
elsd.
II. HUETIEGTOE, President
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Dissolution.
NOTICE.
Notice.

Z rA041SuTduG6OOMpdny1
EADE to tue Controller @, he state Of Tennessee,
VI on the F-Ksf DAY CF JANUARY, 1851.
The OF this company is The Hartford Firs In
suranee eomPlny, and is iOeated at Hartford, Con
CAPITAL.
2. The as unit Of capital stock $500 900. 90
Tie souEt OF capital stock paid mp is. 500 900. 90
1. ASSETS.
Cash on hand and 10 bank. S37, ,5s1.Os
Cash in hsnds 81 asents aud IN
course Of transmission...... Is 4Is.h
Bills receivable, for loans secured By
personal and collateral Iee1rity...... ss.O5s.sI
ioi IS Pearl street, Hartford -. 10000
Stocks and bonds as follows, viz;
5ll shs Hartford bank
stock. Hartford. -. s5i ic0 SIS, $50
A00 Hhs PhaniH bik stock,
Hartford ....s..... 90 600 1000
100 shs Connecticut river
banking oPy stock,
Hartford .....-...... SOC $50
200 shs Ezch'e BIZ stock
H.T,ioTd ..:,......-. 1000 1000
100 shs Bank Of Ha'tIord
cqusiy, HsrtisTd -. 800 1900
Stafford. 80. 10000 al,aOO
2G0 shs Far and Hac bik,
Hartford ............ 26 900 29.I2e
$50 shs Mercantile b'k
Hartford. I4,7OO
- shs Her and aanbk,
Hartford .....-...... % 2o0 1920
30 fo3s.a.,..a.a o9s l..na o,E, Hart 1850 a.,5
eos sbs Cttv ~ H.rt-
fo-a ~ roa "a -1a
aso ~. ar,e- ~ ~
Naw vcrE On Oao "a ooo
ooo ~, pit- a. c,-.,,,s-,s
~ Ssw SeS Z Fo1E.aa'. E n Oosne'os' 20 Ooo t.ooo
aro Tf,r,,- .ns r-sa ~
~ New S~SlT TorE.i......i sda i..a = = 30 600 1880
AN sts p.r,, a. a,,sri.. '''
New ToTE..,.....:. 30 900 sO.soo
~ na- y, %1nl''''n vo.s &C y ,oooo ,,so
NE" iofk.-....-...' l0OO0 ls500
500 sas ;ss Ns1t Hs5ohan's' O'E' ,so ooo ,so,
NeN ioFk. -. lo3VO looO9
1'' Fort Tor ooean ..i.....,'. D., hsa 1000 $40,
ao, -. f--il.' ~ - - Ni1S 0'o'
Tors. 1oT Union Ok, new new 10 600 $500
80 ~. n I, - 4, =: - =; =, -. - iO'V'0 0,'OO
ics Ess sss Tdrs ! Z .....la. ; amer 1Sooo s5o
Sew W. an ooo =, ~
7no - Rfs-t -. -
49, - ~ ooo ,o.oo
toosbs M =; ;,,r,,,.rc. wv iV'SO'
po.+,- 50 ooo - 80
1oo - cr.rita - - 'N''O'
~, N m, ,o,,o
N - erer,fS t,t -
q. ooo so,
fon ~. HiS. a Tc.6-
NJ PSs,o- N ooo N ,oo
n, A. y-sh-,s- - Az Wv
Rostop 49, n ooa ,o,oo
i'' Rosi.5 ~ H.tio.., .,I+. D1nA' 10 ooo n ,oa
100 -, tff.rt,c 80
Boston ..........-.-' 10 Oh, 10 too aE
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ATTENTION. ATTENTION
Stationery--Stationerv.

TSHE finest assornsot Letter and Note Paper ever
4 offered In this city.
We invite particular atientioB hessfal ass0rs
nent q Letter and Note Fsper consisting o. the loi-
leFing styles; Dtmask Wave. Danask Refieuiated
Nindsof Csurt, Wneser Amber LAID, Winds1r Retleu-
lated Ne Ia hue hcyal Note, De Ia Rue Rose Dzmask
Irsnch Paper, asserted colozs; Mamas Fellum Bath
hHrtines, Arasesque, Flciprii, Qzuaria. Also Mourn
ing Paper and EBxelopes, o. every de,erirtion
Call aad MAKE yszF aeleciisns
fOUNS a BRO
noLa rlnl.r lla-l.lln.-.l rnn
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N.eurII7r ~ Ts18 y.11.7, 9I OTFI91i -,

This s 70 certify that the Hartford FiTe Insurance
Company, located Hartford In the state OF Conneo-
tcHfi h1H c1upiie1 With al ihe requirements OF the
code, subject q foreign urSncs corporations
in seetigns it8 70 i6ql iscliye well as the act Of
24tn cf 1Arrh 1850 chapter as section TO- requrinr
i1posita With the roller o. twenty thoussnd DOL
lars Of SIX per cent bonds Of the State and that Jane.
GhrdHic i the legally aUihorzsd agent o. said com
pauy, in the city Of Memphis. State q tennessee.
). T. DUNLAP, CoDtroiier
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A BBoTTs ILLUSTRATED HISTORIES.
The Amwsli Stories.
The Young YOyagers. By Capt. Reid.
The Bush Boys. By Capt. Reid.
Odd People. By Capt. Reid.
The White Elephant. By Dalton.
The War Tiger. By Daltor
A Year with Maggie and Emmle. By
Miss Mcintosh.
Leading Strings.
Hsrry's Summer in Ashcroft.
Sequel to Mammals Bible Stories.
Woman an Enigma.
Reading without Tears
The Mothers Mission.
Margaret Huntlng'on's Experiment.
HookeT's illustrated History.
The Crusades and the Crusaders
A Voyage in the Dark.
Prince Charlie, the Young ChevaIisr.
English Country Life. Beautifully Illus
trated.
The Hunters of the World
Stories for Alice.
Good Girl Story Book.
Fife Years Before tn. Mast. y
King Arthur and his Knights.
Work while it is Day.
Little Annie's Primmsr.
Queens and Prineesses Of France.
Constance and Edith or, Incidents Of
Home Life.
Little by Little.
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OV.ESROHS

CNHOICE SUGAR CURED HAMS.
~ Do BREAKFAST BACON,
DO SHOULDERS,
PLAIN HANS,
BACON SHOULDERS,
DO RIBBED SIDES.
DO CLEAR SIDES,
FAMILY PRIME MESS PORK, IN barrels and M. brls.
DO CLgAh PORK, Do DO,
Do LARD. pri ne kettle rendered. in barrels,
hslf hErreis and g,
CLEAR NESS AND n. o. PORK.
BJLK Mats, SHOULDERS, SIDES and HANS.
E3-The above in Stock, and will be kept
constantly hand through the season, from which
Hoteis, Grocsrs, Best Stores Cosst Orders and the
fradc generally, viii be supplied 1t market By
FRANCIS WHITAKER,
Packer and Provision Merchant, Seventh and Carr
streets, 81. Louis, No
Refers @ merchants Of Memphis, generally who DO !
prOvisioH business. feT-deod3m
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II. HUNTINGTON, President.
TIAO. G. ALLYN, Secretary.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, L.
mnrffarH l.sss rf-- %.

STATE OF CONNECTICUT, 81
Hartford county.
HARTFORD, January 7, 1851.
Personally appeared II HuntiDEion. president sud T.
G. Ailvo secretary, Of thu Hartford Fire Insurance
company and made oath that The foregoing staten ent
by them subscribed Is true, full aud correct statement
Of the Affairs of said company and exhibits 90 far a.
be ascerained At this cate It's actual condition o
the arst day Of Jansary. 1851. Before me
JAMES NICHOLS, Justice Of the Peace
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DIS. SPIEGEL & REEEACH,
RESIDENT PHYSICIANS.
AND THE MOST SUCCESSFUL
Cancer Operators
IN THE woRLDl
Eight Years in Memphis.

TEPeRa the public in general that they are prepared
TO treat all diseases bat espec.ay those which are
pronounced insursble. and called caronic.
Their Treatment ef Cancers is without any rival be-
cause they will Be expelled from ths system, with all
their Toots and fbers, snlg By utons treatment
without aaustia sad without the ku.fe.
They also rest With sneoeas according 70 the most i'm
proved science Of medicine in Europe Rhsumatism
ursEia, Geut Ophthsima, Fistuis In Ans serofuls
syphilis. Dyspepsia, Chronic Dyseutery Torpid Liver
Gravel Fits, TEpeworm, Piles Dropsy Diseases Of the
SEin5 bronchts Consumption, all diseases Of She Eye
and kar aud rive particular attention 70 al Female
ooAplhiht,. espeeislly those Of the womb.
Negroes who are Enietea with any q the above
diseases will be cured And hnd good board and
e1oaatons while ander treatment at the dsc.ors in
Urinary.
me dossrs call httsntIsu Of patience At distance
ssashly, By writing them with exact aocouut of an
The ptons o. the disease medicine viii be forwarded
By Adams express.
~ Consulting Room, No. s7s Nain street, between
Union and Gayo'o streets. Inhrmsry o. Unioa street.
east OF bayou. al nF, spisge's private residence.
Dr. C. SpieEel has 10 his thirty years practice
pecay chronic diseases cured them viii the utmost
tuocess BE mss In his possession ave thousand
plants, herbs hlrts etc, which he rely upon 70
care diseases which By she most successful prac
tioneTs pronounced incurabe.
Re also makes it bis espeoihl treat all pri-
vate diseases with the utuostr ! short time
~ matter OF how long standing, kt nature
All nr. epiesel asks from the q Z : fair trial
then al tie reference he viii give speedy cure
70 them.
Thousands q testimonials, from nost reliable
source, may be seen at the eoclor's q dels-sm
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aREaEER . .NEarEe .

~ Policies Issued and renewed, aes losses sdjussst
and prompily psid, BY
J. r. CHADWICK, Agent,
fet-lm BANK BuuprrG.
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A VIRGINIA LADY WIN has had SINE experience
II IN teEchinf, Il DESTROYS o. obtaining Eitnatisn
Immediately, In some southern family or pablo sohool
she fees well qusiihed to give iusrsction in all the
sua Engiifh branches, vel the French language;
also Music 0R the Piano, Embroidery, and Greeisn
Painting
Best q refsrenoes given 10 desired ppcants stat
inE terms, etc will please addre Miss P By s.
Gordonsville, TirEinia. ia29-diawln
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Heavy Cotton Drillings.
Bleached and Brown Domestic.
Bieached and Brown sheetings.
southern Stripes and Plaids-heavy.
southern Ginghaus-handsoms
southern collonades and fancy DriniRgs.
AtskspAs oollosades-red and blue
New style cAlacoes-fast cslors.
GREY Poplins-neat
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Wool Yarns Goats Spool Cottsu
Carpets, Rugs Stair Linen.
Table Cloths and Covers; towels.
WiHe oioths;.Curtain, Curtain DamasEs.
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Cotton ana Shuck Mattrasses.
PilioEs Bosiers, sheet, Gases.
Country Jeans; Feathers.
On hand and arriving ss shove
70 spinning Wheels, Sash, Doors, ETC., supplied to
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feo Main street, near WurHham House