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The Oxford falcon. [volume] (Oxford, Miss.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-14
Stewards Commercial College,
BUILDINGS.
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
The c0drse Of instruction embraces Double En-
try Book Keeping, Arithmetic, Penmanship,
English Grammar, Commercial Law and the
Elementary Branches Of Education.
Thesuccess which has attended ibis Institution
IN the'past, will sefte but to stimulate the Pro
fessors 90 still greater efforts 10 the future and
we vehture 10 assert that for thOroughnees end
practicability. our Course and Node Of Instrue.
ton ctnnOt be surpassed On equaled) BY any
other Institution In the country. Our graduates
have &C all times commanded frst-chss situa.
tons. and enter upon the discharge Of their
duties, confident and sslf.rellsnt. This theyare
enabled TO do without having had any buslneas
experience before entering the school.
All our Departments are separate, rendering
progress in each greater t6An II combined.
Prices Of Tuition Cor fdIl Commercial Ceurse,
including Book. KeepingE Arithmetic, Penman.
ship and Commercial Law, $50 90.
For furtheF particulars edlf ct The Collage
CHARLES STEWART
Is So So. Louis, No..
". 9. ahds SituptiOns for nearly al e hls
March %, lSss-vlnls y,
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AMBROTYPES,
MELAINOTYPES
Photographs, Etc..


Are produced by the uu de signed,
who, having permanently located in
this place. respectfully announces to the
citizens Of Oxford sDd vicinity that be
is fully prepared is execute all work in
bis line with neatness and dispatch.
Having fourteen years experience in
business, nc 1atters himself that he il
equal to any one who wears peg boots.
He will soon open q sky.lipbt which
will ensble him TO take groups of any
number. Also, having the largest and
best apparatus ever used here, together
with q diNcovcry Of . new combination
Of chemicals for sensifying colOdiOn, be
Is enabled to produce those beautiful,
soft tone pictures, which are so gener>
ally admired by q discerning public
He copies family portraits. works of
art! engraviDgs, DsguerreOtypes, maps.
etc., With perfect fidelity, any number
Of pictures can be made from Q single
setting. He takes pictures for IOcksts,
breastpins, etc., on enameled sheet iron,
enamslled paper, etc., far superior to
any heretofore taken South By the old
process. Rooms East side of the
square. Photographs card size, taken
ct % 90 per dozen.
w Il, WILLIAMS.
Artist.
P. 8. All kinds Of produce taken in
exchange for pictures.
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DoYLE'ss

JUST opened a full line of
STAPLE DRY GOODS.
FANCY DRY GOODS,
Embracing Everything in this
line, ~
Ladies' Misses g. Children's
Hats, Caps, and BoUnets.
IN GREAT VARIETY,
Embracing the very Latest
Styles.
Our assortment of DRESS
GOODS is now complete, and
consists Of some elegant En-
gIish and French Goods.
We have a splendid line Of
trimmings, Ribbons & Flow
erS.
A full line Of Hosiery and
Gloves.
Good stock Of Gents and
Boys Clothing.
Complete assortment of Boots,
Shoes and Slippers, embrac-
ing every style and quality
that can be found.
Every grade~Of French, Felt
and Straw Hats.
Our stock of Hardware is
full and complete.
We keep Wood, Tin ard Will.
low Ware of every descrip.
ton
Our stock of Crockery and
Queensware embraces all of
the useful and leading articles.
10 Drugs and Medicines we
have all the staple and leading
articles.
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EERR
FPHE Undersigned have recenuy rent.
| ed this Ferry aud would respect
fully inform the travelling public that
they lave built a new Ferry Boat and
are now prepared to accommodate all
whoewish to cross Tallaha1chie at that
point wth1a comfortable and safe tran.
set. They will give prompt attention
10 the Ferry al all times.
CAMPBELL & FfARMAN.
Feb. s.i'08--vlnl2.tf.
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Notice.
Watch6s: Clocks and Jewelry Re
paired on reasonable terms atmy Resi-.
ds6Cs, in Oxford, Miss. Ass
s. T. KING,
Dec. 1sk '65 y1n2.tf
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MAYORS CorRr-MAYoR MAYO rnEsl.

MAYORS CorRT-MAYoR MAYO PREsl-
DING.-The case of Thomas James, negro,
charged with being drunk aud disorderly,
which was continued day before yester-
day to afford the accused an opportunity
to procure witnesses for his defence, was
called up. The testimony did not prove
that Tom was sober, and he was fined five
dollars. He paid the fine and left.
Martin Campbell, negro, was called up
on the charge of fighting in his own house
with Charles Smith, white. The row COM
menced about barge, and eliminated in
quarrel about house rent. Each was re-
quired to give security in the sum of one
hundred and fifty dollars for his good be-
hayi0r.
Rose Ann Jackson, negro, was brought
mp on the charge of "cussin', abusin and
heating negro woman named Susan
Traylor. She was set back in default OF
security for her good behavior.
Mary johnson, Martha Johnson, and lsa-
bella Carter, negroes, were called up on
the charge OF using indecent language and
being guilty of disorderly conduct in the
street. All went below in default Of Sc
curity for their good behavior.
hcDcCCd CIuHuSly NIiho, ah o'o "a
fender, was sent below on the charge OF
being guilty OF disorderly conduct Oh the
street.
Thomas B. Dunn, white, was called up
on the charge of unlawfully striking
negro named John Davis. He was dis
charged.
William IL. Beveridge, charged with
striking negro woman named Harriet
Peasants, was called up. The difficulty
occurred in Hcnrico, and the case was
sent to n county justice. His Honor IN
formed the policemen present that he
would not 60 outside of the corporation
to settle small difficulties, and warned
them not to bring any more such cases
before him.
George Tripp, negro, was called up ON
the charge of stealing horse from Ed
ward Brooks, negro. lie was caught in
the act, and sent to the Hastings Court
for Indictment. He went to Jail.
George Alexander, negro, charged with
interfering with the dog -catchcrs, was dis
charged.
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ARREST FOR RoBBERY.-In the Mayors
Court, on Wednesday morning, man
named Lawrence Jacobs was arraigned for
assaulting negress named Rebecca Wal
kcr. He was acquitted of that charge,
but was retained on suspicion of stealing
a lot OF hardware from Captain W. +.
Gardiner. 1t being since found out that
the negress was also implicated in the rob-
berry, she was arrested on yesterday. The
following is list of the articles stolen :
Thrty-sx horse-rasps, twenty-six shoe
knives, twenty flat files, five gross screws,
two wooden coats, three linen shirts, one
pair shoes, four pairs socks, aud four linen
handkerchiefs.
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HEyRIcO COUNTY CoURT.-The Henrico
court disposed yesterday Of the following
cases:
James Powell, charged with stealing
mule from Mrs. Chatlln, was sent on.
Thaddeus G. Bennett was fined in two
cases, in the sum of fifty dollars each, for
retailing ardent spirits without o license.
Pat Jackson was fined fifty dollars for
the same offence, and was committed in
default of payment.
Pat Rankin was fined fifty dollars for the
same offence.
Pat Conaghan was fined for the same
offence in two cases, in the sum of fifty
dollars each.
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YouSG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
At o meeting of the Directory of the
Young Mems Christian Association, held
on last evening, eight active and fourteen
associate members were elected. A dona-
ton of eighty-fve volumes had been made
to the library Of the Association during
the past month. Three thousand pounds
of bacon and seven hundred and forty dol
lars had been received from the citizens of
Louisiana, Mo-, for distribution among the
destitute widows and orphans Of CoOtedc-
rate soldiers, and is being supplied to such
parties. go.
The Recording Secretary rendered his
resignation, which was accepted, and Mr..
W. p. Gretter elected to fill the vacancy.
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Tur BoYNros GAs-LIGHr MULriPLIER:-
We saw Yesterday, at tho room OF the
agent in this city, the apparatus invented
by DR.. Boynton for increasing the illumi-
mating power of gas. The invention con.
s;sts in passing ordinary gas over liquid
in 3 Theoretically sealed box. What this
liquid is is the secret. From tho expert
ments we witnessed, the Illuminating power
of the gas was increased about six times.
The only objection We saw to 1t was that
the improved gas smoked considerably.
The color of the flame was reddish, and II
burnt without sparkling.
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CONFIDENCE SwISDLE.-A well-dressed
female went into Gregory's store, on Broad
street, about week since, and asked to
be shown q number of articles. She
bought water-ceoler, saucepan, mat, and
lamp, and directed them to be sent to 2l7
Marshall street. She said, however, that
she would take the lamp and mat, amount
ing to two dollars and forty cents, in her
hand that the other articles could be sent,
and that she would pay for them all when
they were brought to her house. The
articles were sent, but the purchaser could
not be found. She gave the name of Mrs.
Jameson. Merchants would do we'll to be
on the lookout for her. Other cases of the
kind have occurred lately, and the same
y lady" Is suspected of being the guilty
party in each instance.
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WIN. KNA BE & CO.,-[-
w MASuPAcTrRERs OF
FIRST PREMIUM, GOLD MEDAL,u
GRAND. SQUARE,
AND UPRIGHT

AND UPRIGHT
PI A N o s
These Instruments having been before the public
for the past thirty years. have, upon their excel.
lence alone, attained all uSPrRcHAsED PRE-ESI-
EEscE that pronounces them une1ualled. Their
TONE
combines great power, richness, sweetness, and
fine singing quality, az well as great purity OF
intonation and harmoniousness throughout the
entire scale. Their ~
TOUCH
Il pliant and elastic and Is entirely free from the
stiffness found In so many pianos, which causes
the pertormer 10 so easily tire. In
WORKMANSHIP
,hsy cannot be excelled Their action is con-
s,ruc,ed with care and attention TO every part
therein that characterzes the finest mechanism
None butthe best seasoned material is used In their
manufacture, and they will accept the hard usages
of the concert room with that Of the parlor upon
An eouality-unafected in their melody; in fact,
they are constructed
mot FOR A YEAR-BUT FOR EVER"
All our Square Pianos have our new improved
Grand Scale and the Agrafe Treble.
Every Piano fully warranted for FIVE YEARS.
wAREROOMs: $50 WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
iya7-sm BALTIMORE.
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FTNHE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
l. TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
Is now prepared to carry
MONEY AND VALUABLE PACKAGES
to and from New York, St. Louis, and intermediate
points, and as far south as Atlanta, Ga. In order
TO afford the ample security to shippers, II has
effected
AN INSURANCE OF FIVE HUNDRED THOU-
SAND DOLLARS
on the money chests Of the company by each train,
with several leading insurance companies, such as
THE Sun, SECURITY, MANHATTAN. METRO
POLlTAN, AND PHGNIX,
whose aggregate capital and assets amount TO
FIFTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
Shippers are thus insured against common car
riers risk, and security is afforded never bef"re
offered by any express company. For this
NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE Is MADE.
THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANSPORTA-
TION COMPANY
Is now prepared to do business as
CHRAPLY, EFFICIENTLY, AND SECURELY
as can bs done by any other company
]. E. JOHNSTON, President.
B.. FIcKLI.. General Superintendent.
NV 2l-eodts
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ACcIpEST.-Yesterday afternoon work
man named William Faulkner, while en-
gagged in plastering ceiling in the house
now being erected at the northeast corner
of Main and Ninth streets, fell from the
scaft;olding, and was badly injured, having
his right hip dislocated, besides being Sc
vercly bruised. Drs. Hancock and Cabell
were called in, and rendered surgical aid.
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Why Is Ir!-We published at tho re-
quest of a physician, day or two since,
q paragraph inquiring why 1t was that
some of the apothccaries Of the city made
an additional charge Of fifty cents for each
prescription put up after certain hour
of the night. This was replied to by one
"who did not make an extra charge" and
the question was asked why our doctors
made extra charges for night visits. The
game seems to be opening between the doc
tors and the apothccarics. The following
communication was handed us yesterday,
which we insert at the request Of the gen.
tlcman who gave it to us. We leave to
the gentlemen concerned the task of On.
swering the questions "Why is it" and
"How is it 7"
"Why is it that the apothecaries will not
get up at night At o'clock last night
physician was sent for to see man suffer
ing extremely with collie. A prescription
was written, n messenger dispatched In
haste, and after humping and ringing AZ
four apothecaries in vain, admission was
gained to the .ftth, and after an hour
elapsed the much-dcsired medicine was
obtained. Such was the report Of the mes
sengcr, and there il no reason to doubt Its
truth. If the apothecaries will not get up
at night, there is little use In the physl-
clans doing so"
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SEVERE AccIDENT.--An old lady, whose
name we could not learn, was run over by
a Government wagon yesterday morning,
ON the corner of Sixth and Canal streets,
and seriously hurt. Her left leg was bad
ly mashed, and she was otherwise so badly
bruised that it is feared her injuries may
prove fatal. Prompt medical assistance
was given by several doctors who were
near at the time of the accident.
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DISSOLUTIONS.

nISS N.-The partnership
| bh,r.,oforc existing between the undersigned,
:. .tl.a-,vir ~! MITCHELL * TYLER, was dis.
.... nu tie Isl July by mutual consent, ). L.
.talll. retiring from the concern on account
....rfurd III health.
..,rr>.us indebted to the late lrIn are request
..... G.kr Immediate payment L. JOHN II.
-.gf. wuu aIuitr j. authorized 10 settle the same,
,.t... l.Av.rx claims will forward 10 him for set
'.-,.t 5 l.. MITCHELL,
JOHN ii. TYLER.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
--~-~-.-~~---~~~~~-~~~~~~
MINIATURE EALMANAC-Ararsr0 10.
,un rises .. IS II Moon sets........... 100
sun sets..............sI9 High tide. Pm 4~
PORT OF RICHMOND. Ardrsr =, issS,

PORT OF RICHMOND, Ararsr ., rS,
ARRIvED.
Steamer State OF Virginia, Trsvsr,, Baltimore.
msrch andise and passengers, D. 4 W. Currie.
Steamer Georgsanns, Hill. Norfolk. msfehandiss
schooner Rebeccs Knight, Bartlett, New York,
Ice, Smyth 4 MeGowsn. - p.,.
us,ch naiss and messengers, A. Mtllspaugh Co.
SehoonsrJ. l.. Harmed. Adams, PhilAdsiphis.
coal, Wilson Robert. p,u.
Schooner Sarah A. j., Todd, fhilaaslphss, coal,
W. 7. Staples.
s,s,m.r John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, msrehan.
a,ss nd passengers, 4. K. Txtum.
Schooner Mary Lsrkin. Brandon. to load vhsst,
A. NillspauSh Go.
hgAoRANDrN.
Schooner X. c. stsnsrd. Hubbard, Baltimore. 10
discharging ~ stHowlsus.
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FRIENDS MEETrN6-HoUsE.-T Society
of Friends Of this city, under the leader
ship Of John B. Crenshaw, Esq, have de-
>termincd to build . meeting house on
Clay street between First and Foushec.
Thework has been undertaken by Hossrs.
John Davis 4 Son, and will bs completed
In short time. Il ID TO DO . neat and
gubgtspkial, bat not Q showy sdihcs.
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DIsPArcH HoR TIM SPRrS0s.-Persons going
to the Springs or other summer resorts can
have the DAILY DISPATCH sent them At sixty
cents per month. Orders left q, our counting.
room will receive attention.
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NEGRO CONvENTIOS.-We learn that "A
grand negro Baptist convention will be
held in the Ebcnezer Baptist African
Church in this city on the 18th instant.
The brethren and sisters will no doubt be
making grand preparations for the recep-
ton Of the brethren from abroad. Our
citizens will take due notice thereof, and
govern themselves accordingly.
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nINSOLUTION.-The firm of CAR
LITER MoSTEiRO, In consequence OF the
lr4,u Of Mr. Edward II Monteiro. is this day dis
.yrd. All parties indebted 10 the hrm are re-
4r>." Ia come forward and settle, and all liabil-
..". wa hc settled by SAMUEL ). CARTER.
ih" Undersigned retarns thanks TO his patrons
n 70 Tia" public generally for the kind and liberal
l..'roaage h.retnfurc bestowed upon the firm OF
tA.Ikn 4 MOSTElRO. AZ successor TO the hrIn,
De- t-g> continuance oi that patronage, with the
,,,IrtI,e that III future he win endeavor 10 serve
.r..I a. lie has always done. He will keep con-
-.tr'ly on hand fun supply OF the best GRO
hklfS LIQUORS, and CIGARS
Mr. Il l. CHRISTIAN, of the late firm OF Chris
tan \ Lathrop, being associated with me in busi
rr.. invites his friends to call upon him.
.u2-Iut SAMUEL s. CARTER.
t.ty papers ple'se copy, and send bin to s. S.
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WHARFAGE AND DockAsE.-Thc charges

WHARFAGE AND DockAGE.-Thc charges
made by the owners Of wharves and by
the James River and Kanawha canal for
tho use Of their wharves and the dock
have given rise TO much complaint amongst
the merchants and shippers OF our city.
We procured yesterday the tariff OF
wharfage as well as that Of dockage, and
find from careful examination that although
each separate and distinct charge may ap-
pear small, when taken in the aggregate
for one house, or one branch Of business,
the charges are, many Of them, enormous.
Save the article of -four, for instance, the
charge for wharfage is three cents per bar.
rel. If shipped on the dock the charge Is
five cents per barrel. Just think OF the
aggregate of the wharfage or dockage of
this article alone in one shipping season.
Many merchants will risk twenty five thou.
sand dollars to make twelve .and half cents
per barrel on -four; take FIVE or three
cents from this profit, and It will make
very material difference. The wharfage on
boxes and bales Is one cent per foot the
dockagc on the same articles Is two cents
per foot. This, in the aggregate, will make
q large sum in twelve months.
On tobacco, the wharfage Is fifteen cents
per hogshcad, ten cents per tierce, five
cents per case, and two cents per box.
The dockage is twenty-five cents per
hogshead, ten cents per terce, five cents
per case, and three cents per box. These
are very high charges. From compari-
son of the rates of wharfage with those Of
dockage, it is much cheaper to load or un-
load vessel at one Of the wharves than
on the dock. The rates on the dockage
tariff are unreasonably high, but We be.
lieve that reduction from the present
rates is contemplated, and will probably
be made at the meeting of the Board Of
Directors next week. In regard to the
wharf rates, We found, on examining the
bills Of one of our firms, that the charges
for wharfage on his bills did not agree with
the published tariff, but that the usual
charge for wharfage on these bills was ten
per cent. of tho freight on the articles re-
ceiycd. The charges for wharfage or dock
age now are from twenty to fifty per cent.
of the freight charged on sailing vessels.
The present rate of these charges, COM
bined with the enormously high prices Of
freights, add materially to the cost Of goods
here. We hope, for the benefit Of the
trade, that there may be reduction in
these charges.
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REAL estate SALE.-Messrs. Harrison,
Goddin & Apperson closed on yesterday
the sale of Mr.. L. S. Squire's place on the
Grove road, now occupied by Colonel John OH
F. Johnston, for $4,000. Purchaser DR..
I. c.. Rcattie.
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KuSKEL's Opera TRorPE.-This old and
popular company will appear at Metro
politan Hall next Monday night, for six
nights only. See their advertisement in
another column
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..'.,... iroa the l4," firm of MITCHELL
EFLr. me lui'rsl-ucd returns thanks 10 hls
,...s. s,.! In, pGblt for their patronage through
,...! a., NOR. thar, f,rshtty v'urS, and respect
. .y...r.'> 4 continuance Of the same TO the new
,... JOHN H. TYLER Co, feeling assured
..y vii. maintain the former repntaiion 1t 'he
: y. MITCHELL.
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RETURN OP TIM observation-disclosures
Peirpoint returned to this city yesterday,
after an absence Of several weeks.
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Auction Sales This Day.

A. 7. STOKES 4 co. will sell at their store, cer-
nsr of Fifteenth and Cary Streets ans assort'
msnt of groceries. liquors, &c
HARRISON, GODDIy i APPERSON will sell on
the premises, ats . clock, =. NJ. the large re-
sidence on the south side OF Hull street, man
chester, recently occupied BY br. hsthew W.
Ford . .,.
THOMAS U. DUDLEY, 5. G. r., will sell, com.
mencing at 10 o'clock, at the corner OF Jackson
and Second streets, the storehouse recently
built by b. L. Braselman, together with the
stock Of groceries therein.
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.

NOTICE f.
HARyDEN EXPRESS
has removed Its Once TO
No. ul4 MAIN STREET, BETWEEN ELEVENTH
AND TWELFTH.
INCREASED FACILITIES AND INDUCEMENTS
are offered To shippers of
MERCHANDISE, MONEYS, AND vALrABLEs
TO all parts Of tho
UNITED STATES. CANADAs, AND EUROPE
THOMPSON. LIVINGSTON & CO.,
Propriators
5. K. RHODES, Agent.
DRAFTS IN SUMS TO SUIT
on the
OLD COUNTRY AND CONTINENT, AND CHEAP
PASSAGES THENCE FOR SALE.
Apply h above. an s-lw
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| and FINE CpAL.-Havins purchased all the
IT, IN ~. Clover Hili Cumpanys coaI-yard In
-. .Mr...r we are prepared I" furnish grate, en-.
,I shop colt In large Quantities and NJ
.,.,l.a rates ANTHRACITE COAL and OAK
PINE WOOD az low figures. -
CUTTRELL 4 PiLCHER,
r...l Bank. between Eighth and Ninth streets.
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Partnership Having this day associ-
...s ra h !pe NY son JOHN TYLER In the WATCH
i. 5k"ELkI BUSINESS heretofore conducted
/. ".IJu HE'LL TYLER, III" same will be con
10. t,.iar the sfyl" Of JOHN II. TYLER Co,
....t..=! sand, lv.-uow lJl2-Maln street.
John A. TYLER
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nrNBERTON 4 CREW, dealers in
,oAaA AND wooD, office Seventeenth street,
.,g.cu cary Sul Dock. Best RED and WHITE
.,..g ANTHRACITE coal. for CRATES. stoves, and
" ~. nv usr. CLOVER HILL LUMP and AVE
.a.ErrhL. OAK and PINE WOOD. NH Its
,-EW COAL AND WOOD YARD,
AroLNER OF SEVENTH AND CANAL
'-.r,T> -ANTHRACITE and MIDLOTHIAN
''''''- BLOOD A PENDLEToN.
: q -Urdars promptly filled. de Its
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VI .,,.n Company will he prepared, after the
.'a.v 10 commence the delivery oi ku MI tpAL
.sy'wliI also deliver AVERAGE and SMITHS
r.,L'at prices rluSn: favorable. orders isn ~
..b and Fourteenth streets, at the store OF
49, John ALBERT BLAIR, or with Mr. &.
frP>COMR will he duly attended TO.
4t- JOHN e. STANARD. Secretary.
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AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF
"A the RICHMOND AND NEwPORrs NEWS
RAILRoAD vii , b. held in & ne % oaes Of ns.sn:
% .,,:M. JAMES LYoSS'1 " "
.,.,, ia: EWHVssTssr EHsTs c0nn''''0a'r..