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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-04

VIRGINIA. - q Lou ~ ! -.
Y COUNTY, TO VITA rules hs aio 10
Clerks once Of the Circuit Court ., NJ, 90
county n the court house, on the mr.
August, 1858 being the 9Th day Of TIE Az,
Thomas j. hughes.
C.isb nAItby, Henry Holt, Ella nov, ISIt,u
Holt. children OF Daniel Holt, deeeasva Hal,
Dorsey and Anne Z his wife, Ben"
and Wyndhala Kemp. .'-'' ''''.
IL CHANCEkn. .,t ~ the
The object II this suit Is 10 uOta.a w.. r.,,r,
plsintir 10 tract OF land situated On i"a. ,,tI
Ia gloucester county. Va, hers,1IsfSS psutt Co4n
by the plaintiff, under deere" OF we 'Irvru.ta.
81 the said county In the cause la,.! 49,!
therein In tho nalas aui style ct MAJ h.,b
Holt and others, the papers aha - \, ,,n..fl.s b,
rnnss have been Destroyed and u spi,".na p,sA
sruasvii ma DO ana lei that al q ths ~ not r
defendants except Wyndhsm h,pr M, IN. .sI IL.
ssn ~ do appear within lncns Az, uetr.
pub cation Of ibis order. and 10 snat
S.rv 10 protect their iut.rests In iDis sa!s'
:. . r,,w Asor'-fs.JcHN r. CARY, &C.
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DICHMOND COLLEGE.-The next
~ session Of this institution ", will commence Is
The college has been thoroughly reorganiaed
into six independent schools. Every student may
under the advice Of his parent or OF IN" facnlty
the number is not less than three but the Faculty
may at the request of his parent or guardian, or
for other satisfactory reasons, allow him to attend
The method of instruction will be by approved
text books, accompanied by daily oral examina-
higher classes by lectures. The aim will be TO az
ford accurate and thorough academical instruc3,
ton, In a course of study similar to that pursued
at the University OF Virginia. To be admitted, the
student must be at least fourteen years OF age,
though for special reasons me Faculty may In
held lear the close OF each half session. Dlpo
of Graduation and Of Degrees vii be awarded emily
after rigorous examination to those whose stand.
ing is satisfactory. Tho discipline will be founded
ap%%n rules The c
tain gentleman ID the standard to which every stu
dent will be expected TO conform his own. Every
appropriate means will be used TO develop and con.
firm sense Of personal honor and a sacred regard
for truth, as upon these will be placed the main
| reliance in behalf Of good conduct.
The religious advantages of the college are I'M
| surpassed, but attendance on religious exercises
whether at the college or In the city, will be en-.
| tirely voluntary, experience has shown that
they are thus productive Of the best Results; and
the instruction given shall be free from all sec
tartan bias.
| President, Rev. r. q. JONES. ID. D..
|. School, OF Latin and French, EDMUND HAIR
RIsOY, A. NJ.
ii. school of Greek and German. H. H. HAIR
RIs, NJ. A. ~
iii. school of Mathematics, EDWARD s. SMITH,
M
iV School of Natural Sciences, Bennett PuR-
v school Of Moral Science, T. G. JONES, ID. D.
VI. School OF English, &c, G. ii. TOY, NJ. \.
TERMS FOR SESSION OF MIMI MONTHS
Professors fees. III one Professor be attended,
$50; II two, $50; If three, *s5; il more than
three fV each) say......... TOO
lst January list. and April lst............... l-0
Fuel. lights, washing, &c, about.............. 40
Naturalization fee, IS; room rent, f5.......... 10
S295
OF this slO2 so is required oet"her lst. The re-
naming Professors fees, say f32.3o, are payable
February 18th.
EXPENSES OF STUDENT FROM THE CITY:
For English brar ches and Math ematics. f55
For English, Mathe matics, Latin and French. 10
For additional schools rs above.
Payable one half October lst remainder Febru.
airy 18th.
For further Information, address
az RICHMDSD COLLEGES
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EDUCATIONAL.l

AIRS. JULIA p. MORSE will resume
NI the duties OF her SCHOOL on Ross street,
two doors from the Richmond House, on MONDAY
the 18th Of September.
Terms for = session Of nine and a half months
payable quarterly In advance: Primary depart
mcnt, $40 higher branches, $40.
References Colonel S. H. Parker, James Alfred
Jones, Eco, Colonel T. J. Evans, A. X. Parker,
Esq.. Dr. Wm.W Parker, and DR.. Thomas Pollard.
a-sl1Ssn
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SHIPPING.

4 TTENTION REQUESTED.-FOE
1 q SEW s, y"kK-T I'VE rni ss,' 4E Ia
GREATLY REDUCED BY THE oLDSa.IaftS,
AND POPULAR LlNE.-The masns g
nhcent new side-w wheel steamship 49,
CAPTAIN CoucH, will leave on TUESDAY, III IL
slant Al II O'Clock A. NJ
Freight received To. DAY and up to the h"gf
"A. NJ. TUESDAY. ,..
Freight and passage A. low ~ by any Other .hr,
The very low price Of passage n"" being S.N''
should more than ever attract attention - ''
comfortable and expeditions roat".
Tickets and ber,hs secured ~ NY o.tcs 81 ''
board. r.o, p.l.,,.
At GARkEi r "tiS'.s' NJ
The Van Buren press., 1866-10-12
Eudget Of ScIss0ringS.
Leaning TO Walk.

LtdiIllS 10 " d.h'
II BY GEORGE ccorER.
Only beginning the journey,
Many mile to go;
Little feet bow they Pa,ter,
Wssderipg toari fro. . t-.
TRYING again, so bravely,
laughing in baby glee; .-
Hiding its face in mothers lap,
Proud as baby can be.
Talking the oldest language,
'Everbefore was heard
But mOther-you'i hardly think So
Understands every word.
Tottering new and falling,
. Eyes that are going to cry
Kisses and plenty of love words,
,.l Willing again to try.
Father of all, o guide them,
The pattering little feet.
While they are trading the uphill road,
Braving the dust and heat
Aid them when they grow weary,
Keep them in pathways blest,
And when the journeys ended. ..
Saviour, o. give them rest.
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~ PRESS.
TO BE ISSUED AS sOON AS POSSIBLE.
a YOUTHS HISTORY OF
THE GREAT CIVIL WAR.
~ PRESS.


| vol lGmo. Illustrated Price 81 so
u VIE undersigned have in press and will issue
4 as soon as possible, the above work 1t is
designed to furnish the youth of our country a
candid and impartial History of the Great War
through which we have just passed, from Dem
ooratic stand point. The minds of the youth of
our country are being poisoned and mis- educated
by fslso and partial histories of the Abotionists
and IT is Of great Importance to the welfare Of our
country that the real disunionists as they are now
proving themselves to be, shall be properly por-
trayed, The great Importance Of a sound juvenile
literature has long been felt and acknowledged,
and as this is the irst attempt to furnish it, the
publishers respectfully solicit the encouragement
Of the public, and the assistance of the Democrat
ic press 1t will be just such book as every
Democrat, North or South, will desire to place in
the hands of his children t, give them correct
idea of the late war and its causes
All orders viii be filed according to the date of
their reception, and the book will be sent, post
paid on the receipt of the price, as soon as issued
q" The trade will be supplied at the usual
discount. Address
VAN ENRlE, HORTON & co, Publishers,
No, 1862, Nassau ST. eet, New York
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Notice to Heirs.

4NUUCU 10 IlLIIS.
NOTICE is hereby given that JERE-
~ MlAH MCCARTNEY departed this life
in this county, sometime in the month of
July last, leaving no known heirs but leaving
certain personal property, of the value Of
Said Mccartney was of medium
height. gray hair, gray eyes. rather stout
built. and about Efiy-f0ur years of age; born
(supposcd) in county Cork, leland.
Any person or persons claiming heirship
to said Mccartney viii come forward at once
and make the necessary proof.
T.. 6. WHlTESIDES. Sheriff
GN9 Crawford Co. and Pub. Admir-.
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] MT o. LxTIER4

TTIeT or LETTERS REMAINING
Lux THB Posi-. OtYW1 At RICHMOND,
STAfE or VIRGINIA. OCTOBER s ises.
ssps g lie Dead Latter oass. I.
!, 70 strangsn OF tranlisnf visitors In . town o.
.cisy, who's special addrsss nay Be unknown.
should be marked on the lower left-hand corner
With the word "transisnt."
i Place the postage stamp on the upper hghs hsnd
corner, and, leave space between the stamp ano
With the whiting.
10 obtain any Of thee letters the applicant must
call for "ddeerftsed letters," giving lne os's "
HB.-A roaIest for the retuYn, OF ? letter 70 tns
wriisr, II unclaimed within thirty days or les,
oss~ ma este across the left hand end OF the en-
veicpe, on he face side, viii be complied win.
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TOR NEW YORK.-ATLAN-&M
M. Tho splendid nav sids-wheel stssn,eip
HlTTERIG, 8. ALExASDBR sopmandsI, ALSk:
MARLE, A. BoulEH eommandsf, leave HicnWonss
:y:y TSkssPkAsHb .Rd az FssPp442Hips
These SHIPS are entirely new. and we're esii'
expressly for the route. ..,oov. 80 STATE.
ROOFS 6ei s sns n! Pfiaaiss and
ATTENTION g: n.a ,u.,ua.a, 81.
yEN D6iLXRs 1ND A -HGLI.
Goods shippsA BY this Line ass isndeA re9eieny
ct New York, on the Company's eovssss 1ssf'
" hispsp are Invited 70 notice that the great
dsmaae and loss By handling, and exposure nom
frequent r.: shipping, - on other hnss' svoi0ss
Freishts for points beyond New York win 3 for:
wsrdsa with dispatch, and no charge made sxssp'
actual expenses Incurred.
These chip discharge ciI Y. e Msw ioIa
Tor wilmington, North Carolina Chirleston. g.
yrnnsh, Mobile and New Orleans, leave rom tns
same pier. Goods for these points can De-
iusursncs IL very low BY these ships, and the
economy In time, insurance, and sonaiu9n 10
which goods are delivered make. this "a: sasssp
sst route from Virgins. ia. Insurance ea'e'es =
lowest rates. when ORDERED:
IIVlsasEoisd i s2o.d 4 49, s.v York.
sSANUKL AYRIs Co.,,
Rishmond. Virginia.
JOHN NJ. WEST Giy tto.n. an. r...usur
:. T. "1SSS orsoll. Virginia.
Tor freight q Rs stTSiFH:I :YRsREAs e CO.. Agents.
once corner OF Cary and Virginia streets, oPpo'
site the Tobacco Bxohsngs. dsILo
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OSfIcB RICHMOND AND PErERsBrRal
RAILROAD COMPANY,
nsAnsnrn VA Inlv IL Isfs L

kIcHM0SD, VA, July IL, 1885. }
GUNNER SCHEDULE.-TWO DAI.
iSLY TRAINS EXCEPT ON SUNDAYS NORTH
AND SOUTH, MAKING CLOSE CONNECTION
WITH MAGNIFICENT SLEEPING CARS or THE
MIGHT TRAlNS,-O and after MONDAY the 18th
instant the trains will run az follows:
Leave Richmond 1t 4.l5 A. ii. and 3.0 Y. n,
and arrive at Petersburg at $40 A. N. and tG
Leave Petersburg at go A. NJ. and $40 p. T.,
and arrive at Richmond at $50 A. N. and I'll
on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS. and FRIDAYS
FREIGHT and ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN will
leave Richmond at ll.2 A. N. and arrive at Pc.
tenburs At ioP: NJ Returning, twill leave Pc.
'' On SUNDAYS the MORNING TRAIN only will
leave Richmond, and the EVENING TRAIN only
w" rhs sei TRI WHEREBY TRAINS connect. a, Peters
burg with the Norfolk trains.
The morning and evening trains make close con-
nectons at Richmond and Petersburg with trains
for the Nortkand South, and passengers can hs
accommodated with splendid SLEEPING CARs on
night trains on the Richmond, Prederieksburs and
Potomac railroad, and on the Wilmington and
Weldon railroad.
Going SOUTH, the route Is open to Raleigh,
WILMINGTON, Charlotte, Columbia. Charleston,
Greensboro Augusta, Savannah, Atlanta, Mont.
gomery, Mobile, and New Orleans.
The evening train for the present only connects
m fas a. Wilmington, N. C.
THROUGH TICKETS SOLD and BAGGAGE
CHECKED TO Wilmington and Raleigh w
seao-ts Engineer and Superintendent.
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMAT1C-
" AL SCHOOL, No. III Franklin between Sc.
zenith md Eighth streets. By ROGER MARTIN.
This school will be resumed the FIRST OF OCTO-
Der.
English Branches ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
Higher English with Latin. 50
greek :, ;,,o;s::o,. isas
A limited number Of pupils will be received, TO
whom viii give my exclusive personal attention.
Address me through the post. on &c, box 81
An 20 .lst. hU0bh AAhflN.
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FREDERICK THE GREAT AND
Mi,hiback. author OF Joseph II. and his Court o.
The Office of,the Holy Communion IN the Book
OF Comm on Prayer. By Rev. <. II. Gouldburn.
Sl.25
Life Of the Ancient Greeks. ~.
Becker's Gslius. Roman Scenes, and manners
and Customs Of the Romans. - n,-, "a.
The Home Life in the Light Of in DIVINE idea'
By James B. Brown, b: A. 81. p. ;,
Annual OF Scientific Discovery, or New Book Of
Lstters Of Eugenie de Gucrin. -.
I'VE have never read more touching record OF
devoted piety, sisterly affection, and love
Vignettes. Twelve Biographical Sketches. B,
Bessie Z. Parkes. 50. so. For sale BY
WO0DH0USE q PARHAM,
oca Governor street.
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@ q. p e n D u e TO MS MAJ
y scHoCL IogETH sfRf5 y R6sY sHp
:uls ~ fs ss ..sR sa.s
on 9 class graduating, having another elrssdy
secured the assistance OF NJ. A, p. CHESTER.
NAN, A. n, an experienced tssehtr; bat the
Principal Will himself DI1Eci, and ny exsnangs
WlNTED, scholars 20 Ill up elassss from Ylke3
BEGINNERS feto par sessi0nf 70 BEGINNERS III
Latin AND ALGEBRA-seo Apply Syer sshool.
rooms. .. =. fkuUL!IONs
al Il-3U kHneipal.
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MISS PEGRAM WILL REOPEN
III HIR SCHOOL the FIRST DAT or OCTo.
BIB, and che earnestly desires pFoDpt aftspd-
Every branch Of education viii Be thoFoughiy
taught BY the most competent instrncton. and fee
Hsdsms AisxAsDRs, . French lady q 1igh q.
have charge q ~ FrcRsh Separtpsnt. a -
viii rssids In MI. poarsn's family, her pepJll
viii have sy.Y fssilisy Coz ss9ll1l& p.Sstlsk
dium a csmnnniestiou q taAlG ~ e1svha6o
= well e during ths reGgiay setool hpass.
fqr fltshss stissia1 ssysy e r..x.~
- M lla6sp 49, /
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IVInaIAI4 q NNTRAL RAILROAD.
H99pAI, Qssssss e shs nail train viii BE- IN
SSeeplsdL lea.ing RiShncsd p Ia /. r., AZ
i:.sss Ssssen o. no ssse nah ays ,.In ~.
east, % l:3eR. n. ON MONDAYS, wEDN EsDAys
es1 g :cS ;;E SSssi,sn ~ T.I
SxiS wiSSfSDIYs. ssd siT1RSSAYias, f es,.
I'M Chaliottesvtlie Al 4. =. and Richnond !,
fUisDi rs, fHtIsDXYs, and siTtRDAaYYsIsa
fHIOU0H TICKETS TO Lexington, H,u,.o,
burg, and other points In the valfcy, and 10 ~,
proninsnt points in the southwest, can be par
chased u the once. b d. wHiTCoMb'
oe1 General superintendar,
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.0a ~

&Qa ~ -
OREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
~ Scu ESsTH Es hNR Tssfs P pdoT Is
RAiIROXb. CIRRYiNG THE uNITEb STATES
NAIL TWtCE DAILY;-ELEGAST SLEEPING
CARS on ALL MIC HIT TRAINS;.The only railroad
routs issuing THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH
BAGGAGE CHECKS from Richmond to the si!a
North, East, and West.
Trains on this road are now ran n follows: Tn:
DAY THROUGH NAIL TRAIN leaves Riehmcnt
daily Sundays excepted ISIS A. NJ, arriving 10
q M TRaIy s 70, n.
NORTH, EAST, and WEST.
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIS, with
SPLENDID SLEEPING CARS attached leaves
Richmond daily ats p. NJ, arriving IN washl1g:
ton a. 4se A. NJ, connecting with the EARLY
MORNING TRAINS for the NORTH EAST and
fHiRoUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAGGAGE
CHECKS to Alexandria, WASHINGTON, Baitiincrs'
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, ana al the pilh-
eipal cities In the West. O., .,.,.,.
FOR further information and through uefsn
amply at the once Of the company, corner brosl
and Eighth streets, shoekoe Hill.
gAMuxL RUTH. Superintendent. msn
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NATIONAL UNION BUSINESS

NCOLIHGR, WASHINGTON, D. O., ofers supe.
nor Advantages for thorough business education.
The course Of instruction embraces Commission,
Book. keeping, Penmsnship. Commercial Law,
Commercial Arithmetic, and Business Practice.
Epencerian Penmsnship 10 taught by Henry y:
celebrated a the editor OF the SpsnceTtdM Key to
Penmanshtp, adopted by oil nrst-elsss colleges q
the standard of criticism.
successfully taught by the proprietor receives hi!
special attention. This 10 the most valuable parl
piles his theoreticsl knowledge, and II prepared
Tor the more minute details Of actual business.
Scholarship for full course, and life membeIshtp
In this Union of Colleges, forty I'VE dollars, 70.
cured before September ], Uses.
! For circulars, specimen Of penmanship, college
currency, and merchandise. address
- 80 HENRY n. C0PP, A. NJ
within Erss 9Hl9 FFF Proprietor.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Common. sense View OF Repudiatien from an
Orthodox and Venerable yirginian.

CO0010Us0c0Bo Wow ~ NcHWuSsASAA sk~s@A -.
Orthodox and Ysscrable yirginian.
SOUTHAMPTON, Va, October l, 1866.
Mr.. Editor,-Many persons appear much
exercised with regard to what is to be done
with old debts. Now, this question, which
seems to be Of such difficult solution to
some. Is one Of the easiest to answer. These
debts are the best Of any, and will all have
TO be paid where the debtor is able to do
90. There is no way to avoid payment
where there Is available means possessed
BY the debtor, even though debtor may
now and then be found who would like to
keep that which belongs to bis neighbor,
without any compensation.
AS for the Retrospective erpost facto stay
law. no man Of sense need waste time to
discuss its COnstitutionality, as there is not
. lawyer or Judge in the State who would
be likely to risk his reputation by giving .
written opinion sustaining an act that is
contrary to every fundamental principle of
constitutional law.
When use the word lawyer ] mean
what ! say, and do net design to include
political hacks and demsgogues. 4
1t 10 commended by some that debts should
be sealed, because they were based on
slaves. This Is erroneous, for no man would
trust another for his land or money If he
did not consider all and every species of
property held, or that might hereafter be
owned BY the debtor, responsible for 1t.
IL this we're not 50, it would be the easi-
est thing imaginable for man to contract
large debts on the faith Of property which
he might straightway divest himself OF, and
poe,ess himself of other kinds of property
on which his debts were not based, thereby
Furnishing himself with just as good an
agreement as he who contends for the basis
or debts on slaves.
The collection Of debts ID mere ques-
ton Of time and expense to the parties.
No stay law can last long. Lawyers are
agreed on one point-that is, debtors can
not resist payment indefinitely and hold
property, and the sooner they come TO an
adjustment with their creditors the better
OF they viii be.
/. If spy species Of property more than
another has been considered the basis Of
debts, II 10 real estate, for It b well known
TO bank officers and capitalists that Q mans
credit, as general rule, depended greatly
on the value Of his real estate or that OF
his endOrsers.
Some very sensible men use . foolish
argument that tho payment Of debts would
ruin the people. hold the reverse--lOr
instance: Suppose ] owe family Of or
phan children who are In need OF the
means TO procure an education or to COM
mence the business Of life. Ihave bought
their fathers real estate, and am living In
the old family mansion Of their ancestors,
for which have paid nothing. not even the
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PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR
BOYS.-The next session Of Mrs. BENEFITS
SCHOOL FOR BOYS commences FIRST OF OC;;
TOBER, on the southwest corner OF Seventh and
Grace streets, the former residence OF DR.. Deane.
The course instruction will be thorough. French
and Latin will be taught BY herself, or by eompe.
tent instructors IL preferred by the parents. -,
James II. Gsrdner's, third door above Monumental
Church, Broad street. Mrs. BENNETT refers to the
following gentlemen Judge william w. Crump,
Dr. Wexford, ID. Lee Powell, and William 8; Dom
nan, patrons OF her school, and Rev. Dr. Wood
bridge. sez4-sW
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BOOKS STATIONERY. ETC.

HOoL BOOKS.
THE PREPARAToRY.LA LATIN PROSE BOOK, con-
tanning Cesar, Sallust, Cicero, with Lexicon;
HRND.BooK OF LATIN POETRY. containing
Ovid, Virgil, and Horace. By Hanson 4 =
Together with q full collection Of Latin, French.
German, and Greek authors: ,oor
Our SCHOOL and COLLEGE TEXTBOOK
STOCK il unsurpassed, and at the lowest market
We would call attention to our stock OF PLAIN
and FANCY STATIONERY. Come and examine.
s A. II. CHRISTIAN 4 Co.,
No. siI Main street,
oe5-ts opposite Spotswood Hotel.
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CCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, 116
y LINDEN ROW. FRANKLIN, SECOND DO0k
resume the duties Of her SCHOOL on MONDAY,
LIST of October, 1855.
Every facility will be offered to insure finished
female education.
Terms made known on application. 90.
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l1l1 S okn1G .

RICHMeND TRuulN.K9 .l THET0E RI,
isCn Or YRHHk S0ES IExfHIR LApIEsI la !
TSgA end bREsS sRs srd R4T 1TFELss n xbies
An rrspsrsd % self both q rst&i and q the raSe
g Low d such goods can Be bought 4, Nsv LOT
Psrlieulsr attenticu paid to RbPAIkIN0.
C :. is,1S coVkss n.a'' yAxEs KsorTs.
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CosAA4GaHsr H kE BETxaas Sssff SHsMD@
CANAL STREETS.-Ws have on hand, OF our own
msnufacturs. large stock Of Carriages, Sosenss
TOP and No-Top Buggies, .Jsney and Express va
CONS, Single and Double Hs!nsss, Coach ana bug;
~ Whips, Coach Material, 60, and are prsRsfea
Carriages, Buggies, &C., and to build them to or
der Our Carriages being Of our own manufacture,
the fullest guarantee Of quality and durability
call from our friends and the public respecunily
collected. [myll JOHN J. OSBORN W
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INITIALS.
Miss Mary =

Abrams, Harry Gentry, G
Adrian, Richard George, Y
Adams. w, Gillsland,
Allen. VIM. B. Gill, g. "
Allan, Wilson Clifford, 3
| Allen, Albert CHM, d:
Allen, e. W. Gillad, Sil
Anderson, T. b. Gilmore,
az Glazebroo
Anderson, C. V.
Anderson. J. Il. Godsey, ]
Archer, J. L. Goldstein,
Arnold, F.y. Goldsmith
Atkins, VIM. T. Goodloe,
Blair, Il. B. ~ GrotI, job
Branch, Charles 0rlmn, J.
Baldwin, G. A. GrubbS, J
Baybrooks, G. Groves, u
Barker, g. grimm, O.
Barker, John d. Grimm, Fl
Barefoot, John Grisw0id,
Bartin, Richard Green, Ne
Bailey, VIM. ]. 6reenwal
Baker, VIM. y. N.
Barrett, Rev. w. Grimm, II
]. Gwatkin,
Bancroft, w. A. HsrErovs
Baker, VIM. L. Hidden, !
Barrett, VIM. Hull, Edm
Berton. Corbin Halle, Frt
BeckmAn, h. Hsso, Hei
Bevil, Joseph Harper, q
Berror, James Hagan, h'
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