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HOme.bred Proverbs.

Good proverbs are excellent things.
They are to sensible conversation what
good sauce is to fine well-cooked meat.
One of the authors of miSspelt and quaint
lctters-Josh Billings-has put forth few
that will pass for very good. We quote
them:
alt is highly important, when a man
makes up his minde tew bekum Il raskall,
that he should examine hissclf clusly, and
see il he amt better CONSTRUCTED for a
phool"
"Real happiness don't consis so mulch in
what man don't hav, AS it duz III what he
don't want"
ave are APP TIL hate them who wont take
our advice, and dcSpise them who do"
"Tharc are a crate multitude ov indivi-
duals who are like blind mules, anxious
enough to kick, but kant tell WHARF,"
"Thcrc is two things in this life for which
we are never fully prepared, and that IL,
twins"
"Marrin for love ma be little risky, but
it is very honest"
lit IL dredful cay tew be phool-a
man kan be one and not know it,
:" GraVlty Is very OUCH Hlistahiu ioi WIS
DUN, but tharc is as much difference as
there is between glide board and the man
who maid it,"
"What a man spends in this life, he
saves; what he don't git want ment for him,
and what he saves, he loozes." ...
"Rize arly, work hard and late, live on
what yu kant sell, give nothing ava, and if
yu don't die ritch, and go tn the devil, yu
ma sue me for damages"
a man running for offiss puts Inc in
mindc ov dog that's lost-he smells ov
everybody he meets and wags hisself all
over
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TARY COMMANpERS-SrRvEYo OF THE BAT
TLE-FIELDs-THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF MURDERER Observation-Disclosures
EXPRESS COMPANY, ETC.
FREDERICKSBURG, June /, 1866.
Although Burnside is now governor,
he failed. with even the aid of Meagher's
fighting brigade, to take Maryc's heights.
This has been accomplished, however, by
Major Johnson, under orders from Secre-
tary Stanton, without the loss of man :;
and scores of freedmen may now be seen
dwelling the brcastworks on the portion Of
the ridge known as Willis Hill, prepare
tory to LAYING out another National Gene
tery for the interment Of the dead OF Burn
side and IIooker's armies that are buried
here and there in every nook and corner
of this memorably historic region.
Willis Hill was named after its former
owner, Byrd WILTSHIRE father of Mrs.
Murat-and subsequently passed into the
hands OF the Wexford family, who have a
battle-ground upon it. 1t is now the pro
perry $50 called) of Douglas Gordon, Esq,
who had been approached by the Ladies'
Memorial Association of this place for its
purchase as cemetery for the Coniede-
rates who fell in defence of Frcdericks-
burg and "thc Heights"
Lieutenant. Colonel Hamhrisht, of the
Eleventh United States regulars, who has
been for some time past in command OF tins
post, has been superseded 10y Major Nico-
demus, of the Twelfth.
Messrs. Fitzhugh, Marye, and Smith, en-
gineers, are making a survey of the battle
fields around Fredericksburg for the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
road Company. When completed it will
be published in map form, with interesting
explanatory notes. This will supply de-
sideratum now much needed by travellers
visiting this section, and will tend to render
even more popular this already most popu-
lar and excellent thoroughiare.
captain X. ID. Minor, of Mcrrimac fame,
mas made an estimate of the amount ne
cessary 10 relieve this harbor of the OBJ
structions which now seriously threaten
the navigation of the Rappahannock. OF
the four thousand dollars required accord
ing TO his calculation, parties in Baltimore
interested in the Fredericksburg trade will
contribute two thousand dollars.
By the way, why was Richmond forced
to look northward for parties to clean out
the James, when the services of Colonel
ulNcS, SdptdiH ohu 'ehSiS
with the location and tonnage of every yes
sci and steamer sunk in its channel, could
have been obtained! 1t may have been
best, but it looks little queer from our
standpoint.
The examination of Wesley Bowling for
the murder of James N. Harrow, in Spot
sylyania, in 1864, has been postponed-it is
alleged, IL not on account OF direct threats,
because Of omin0us intimations thrown
out by the military. Bowling was deserter
from Captain John Anderson's company,
Thirtisth Virginia regiment, and his vic
tim had been active in gathering mp de-
serters and cOnscripts.
The business Of the National Express
Company here h increasing. All the stock
taken In the town and vicinity has been
palA In except sighty-6ye dollars, and
m csa now b purchased st quoted
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.. One gentlemen alone has two hun.

rates. One gentleman alone has two hun
bred shares.
The Episcopal church gave an excursion
yesterday down the Rappahannock, and
realized a handsome amount for their Sun
day school.
Kelley, Tackett & Fords immense wool
en- factory will commence manufacturing
in about ten days or two weeks. Ihey
are prepared to turn out cassimeres OF the
most superior grade. SHockoE'
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no THE PUBLIC.-As Commission
| crs appointed by the Legislature of Virginia
to open books ., sHs1crip9rTh L. fHG IsRa s,%6
POTOMAC RAILROAD AND RICHMOND AMP
pETER>BuRG RAILROAD CONNECTION con-
PANY" we Invite the attention of the public To
this unusually secure and profitable investment.
The connection itself has become one OF the neces-
stiles of the day, and Is essential to me wtIatr OF
the two lines which il mites Had not those lines
been compelled by the recent pro>iratlon ana ny
the destruction ~ their works to borrow capital
under pledges which render 1t impracticable that
thew should undertake this new improvement, they
would undoubtedly have been its sole proprletors.
Such being the case. however, they have done what
il more 10 the purpose 50 Tar a. our community Se-
urralIv /. Interested. They have guaranteed "A
minimum annual dividend To the subscriber OF
eight per centum per aunum, free from taxation.
The connection will cost about sllO,eo ana IL l.
estimated from the actual business OF the roads,
isolated as they now are, that the present travel
and traffic would, Al the tariff fixed by the charter
Of the new company, pay more man the above
stated percentage upon that sum. But were this
not the case il /, evident that the lines connected
could afford 10 pay such annual rental a II were,
rather than forcgo the advantages to he derived.
There are no corporations III our state better cs-
tabishrd. or which mere fully enjoy the public
confidence than these, and none which nave more
unvaryingiy met their obligations. We can there
fore with unusual earnrStuesS, urge the attract
iveness of the investment, which l. safe, simple,
in no degree speculative, ana to which we SIN
cerely hope that our own community VIII De the
We would call special attention. to the TACT ina,
the calculations of profits are based upon actual
experience, and that while he subscriber Is Sc
cure of u minimum clear profit of eight per CEN
tum he will in common with the other corpora
tions mentioned enjoy the fruits OF the Increase Of
business which the future is sure TO bring. Those
DESTROYS of further information can obtain IL on
application To either Mr.. Daniel President Rich
m6nd Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Com
pauy or Mr.. Ellis, President Richmond and Pc
ersburg Railroad Company, at their Offices IN Rich,
mond, whore copies OF the charter OF the proposed
/. Connection Company can DO seen, and 10 Mr..
SANFORD, President Of the Petersburg Railroad
Company, at his office in Petersburg.
K. b. HAXALL,
p. Y. DANIEL, JR.,
CHARLES ELLIS, commissioners.
MYERS
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HOTELS AND BoARDINd-HoUsEs.

MRS. WILLIAM d. STUART, late
MI of Richmond has leased The spacious man
sion In staunton formerly occupied By Mr.. James
Points, and Is prepared to receive limited number
Of BOARDERS
The house ia pleasantly situated on an erninence
In the eastern part Of the town, and commands
6ne view II has been thoroughly repaired ana
neatly furnished, and MRs STUART will spare no
pains To promote the comfort OF her guests
is S,,s 49, ma,. u LAS my 2e-lm
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A PHENoMENoN.-On the morning of the
Sd instant, from half-past III to quarter
past IL, Birmingham, England, was enve-
lopcd in almost total darkness, and again
at half-past 4P.M. it was as dark as in the
middle of winters night. At both pc
RODS there was a moderate fall of rain,
with little wind.
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTI

Y TUTE.-Ths BOARD OF VISITORS will meet
al the Virginia Military Institute on the 21th OF
June to make appointments of Cadets ApplIca.
tons for STATE aud PAY Cadet appointments Will
be made 10 the undersigned accompanied with the
usual testimonials Of good moral character.
Candidates for appointment must be exempt from
bodily disease, of ages between sixteen and TWEEN
tv-fve years and in the case OF STATE Cadet, APP
plicants must satisfy the Board OF their inability
10 meet the expenses of the Institution.
Candidates for admission must be able 10 read
and write we'll, and 10 perform with facility and
accuracy the various operations OF the four ground
rules OF arithmetic of reduction, OF simple and
compound proportion, and OF vulgar and decimal
fractions. .
State Cadets Zone for each Senatorial District
will be supplied with board and tuition without
charge.
ali State Cadets who held appointments Ola tie I'd
OF April 1895 and who desire TO enter the ins.itu.
ton as such will signify the same, with the usual
evidence of present pecuniary condition, ny letter
10 the Superintendent.
Every arrangement has been made by the Board
Of Visitors to maintain the high scrESrIFfc cha
rictcr Of the Institute, and to put in fall operation
It's w"l-tried and distinctive system 81 discipline
and instruction.
The graduating exercises Of the institution will
take place Al the Institute OH the 4th OF july The
examinations will commence on the 9Th 81 June,
and be continued daily until completed. Tie pub
lie are respectfully invited To all OF thes. cxer-
cises.
For all further information, application will be
made to the superintendent.
FRANCIS H. SMITH,
latk f,l.. Att,ta sf.aN.., a
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h, d. II AZ NIL,
p. Y. DANIEL, JR.,
CHARLES ELLIS, Conn
G.. A. MYERS,
T. II. WYNNE.


no THE WOMEN OF THE SOUTH.
4 The end we propose is the cause Of the south.
IL has neither party nor section, nor division The
obligations Of the survivors to the memory of the
martyrs of the address the south one family,
wherein, though there be degrees OF a1iIctlon and
bereavement, none are without sorrow aud grief.
II IL not, however, To hearts crushed by personal
SORROWS 50 much a. to the gratitude cherished Tor
noble deeds by noble men, we appeal Win this
the southern heart thrObs with one impulse, and Is
ready to testify its iueXtngushable sympathy.
WON TO which they are passing the graves Of the
great host which perished IN the war and sleep un
distinguished In our cemetery. Their memory his
tory will transmit from age 10 age, propounding
without number illustrious examples from which
the noblrst OF every age may catch new inspi-
ration. We propose the humber tribute, yet the
more touching to relatives and friends, and even to
the general heaTt,-that OF identifying with du-
rable monuments the ground where sleep the
honOTed dead-tempting thither by its becoming
habitude the countless throng, who would do no.
Memorial Association of Richmond pledged TO
apply the means which may be provided 10 the per.
manent protection and adOrnment OF the graves
OF the Confederate dead inferred In Hollywood
Cemetery. Those contributing TO the Association
will be enrolled "a members and contributions
may be remitled TO the Treasurer, Mrs. DR.. BAR
NEY and letters addressed TO the Corresponding
Secretary, Mrs. DR.. BOLTON. Information will be
furnished at all times by the President and by any
member Of the Memorial Committee.
INKS. WILLIAM H. MCFARLAND, .
Mrs. JAMES X. CAsKIE,
Mas. DR.. BARNEY,
Mas. G. MAGRuDER,
MRS JAMES LYONS,
MIS-. BIDG00D,
Mrs. DABNEY,
MRS. BARksDALE,
Mas. DR. CULLEN,
MRS. COwARDIN,
MRS. DR. HAXALL,
southern papers viii please copy. my so-lw
arNyrS, NJ INyuc, WI fvpls r L. A II
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WARM SPRING
THESE CELEBRATED WATERS,
LOCATED AT BATH COURTHOUSE, VIRGINIA,
IN ONE OF THE LoVELIEST VALLEYS
IN ALL TIE BLUE RIDGE AND
ALLEGHANY RANGES, ARE
OPEN FOR THE
RECEPTION OF NISITORS.

They are fifteen miles west from Milbaro' DEPOT
on the Virginia Central railroad, and northeast
five miles from the Hot, and eight from the Healing
Springs.
Very little need be said in calling public att"n-
ton TO a watering place celebrated. il has been
known and visited by the whites for more than
hundred wears and was before that known to III"
Indians as The spring of strength" fIom the IN
MIGRATING influence OF bathing in its water.
The temperature OF the baths are 80 and - Fab.
rcnheit The waters are famed for their efficacy in
cases Of Chronic Gout, rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Torpid Liver with its attendant consequence sach
as Indigestion, Constipation, Dropsic"l Ehusion,
&c also. Paralysis in It's various forms, En-
lurgcment of the spleen, Chronic Swellngs OF the
Joints, Chronic DiarrhGa, Dyspepsia, Gravel, and
a variety of Female Diseases, especially those 81
chronic character. attended with general debility.
The accommodations at these Springs ar" ample.
For amusement of the guests are a TN" bait-rooin,
billiard saloon, and bowling alley.
Route to the Warm Springs From the north, ria
Orange and Alexandria railway To Gordonsvilie,
thence ria Central railroad to Mtllt"ro' depot.
From the soutl.,--.tH Lynchburg or Richmond on
virginia Central railroad to Millboro' depot. From
the depot tir,tcass stage coaches over turnpike.
fifteen miles to the Springs
BOARD: Less than one week, - per day chill
dren and servants IN proportion one week and
over, S3per day, less ten per cent.
mv3I-Tu&Flm GEORGE MAYSE.
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nnLLARS REWARn-Sto

IL len from my stable, on the night of the a.
bav. with a little white upon one hind ieS, ~
Just above hoof, hardly perceptibie very smaA
star In the forehead newly shod, with swell
heels PAGES rapidly, but rough. The other, large
sorrel, with blaze In the face, white hind legs,
has a cut hoof near the edge of the hair, PAGES
we'll, and when ridden fast proves 10 DO win
broken. JOSEPH w. CAMPBELL,
my cots Keswick Albemarle county, a.
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VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
COYNER'S WHITE, BLACK AM

COYNER'S WHITE, BLACK AND
" BLUE SULPHUR SPRlNGS.-This well known
WATERING PLACE, situated in Botetourt county.
Va on the line aud IL full view oi the Virginia
and Tennessee railroad, will be open for the re-
ceptiop Of visitors on the FIRST or JUNE. Per
sons leaving Baltimore, Washington, Richmond,
and Petersburg. bv morning train, spending the
night in LyuchburE, will arrive the following
morning. the trains stopping Immediately opposite
the Springs. ,,.
pleasure in informing his friends and the publlc
that he has removed to this place win III" li'cn,
ton of makingi his permanent residence, ana VII
spare neither trouble nor expense 10 fchdef IL
agreeable and pleasant 10 his guests: :.
There are FIVE SULPHUR SPRINGS, the lnedl-
cinal qualities Of which 80 generally and taF"I-
ably known that il is deemed unnecessary 10 speah
of their value. " -,
Those DESTROYS of using the Allegheny or Alum
Waters can be supplied. w.,
AFINE BAND Will be in attendance during the
season.
Colonel WAED, 50 favorahiy known ~ Manager
of the Fauuuier White sulphur Springs, has borh
engaged, and will be pleased 10 see ms TRENDS;
Those desiring comfortable quarters would 40
ell to ma Ike early Application.
The price Of board will hr three dollars per dtE'
children and servants in proportion. deduction
If ten per cent will be made on all bills Tor one
week twenty per cent. for one month, ana twenty
ii ve per cent. for two months or longer. 49,
PURCELL, LADD x CO., Richmond, Va. VIII
keen a constant supply Of tn" water, put mp IN
quart bottles, twenty -four In case, ready Tor
Shipping WILLIAM II. FRY.
nv l5-cod5w Proprietor.
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LOST. sTRAYED AND FOUND.

EOUND, on Decatur street, In Man.
chester on Tuesday last, a GENTS BREAST
PIN The owner can get 1t BY calling on b. A.
MALONE at the Baptist Church, proving property
ma ma yinp for this advertsement. ie l-3t
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To JONAS CARY, RICHARD CARY,

V'O JONAS CARY, RICHARD CARY,
i andall other, concerned Ann Waiiac. having
filed with me petition alleging that Bartlett Cary
died in November, 1850. leaving will which was
admitted To probat. and recorded shortly after his
death in the Circuit Court of Henrico COUNTY;
that by said will the real estate Of said Baftlcu
Cary In the city of Richmond was devised to her !;
that the original Of said will and the book In which
IL was recorded were burnt and destroyed by fre
the ID April ls65 that she desires 10 prove the
nature and contents OF said will YOU are hereby
notified that have appointed the 9Th day Of .luno,
A. ID. lsS6 "a the time, and my Office, On Franklin
between Flfth and Sixth streets, in the ely OF
Richmond, az the place for proceeding on tht said
petition and for taking the proof desired by her,
when and where you may attend II you please.
THOMAS. EVANS,
Special Commissioner OF Henrico Circuit Court.
my T-lawlw
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,

X VIRGINIA.
These MINERAL WATERS have an established
rapntstion for very high curative virtue in all the
iotlowing classes Of disease, and as being an ABB
s0LuTE SPECIFIC in several Of them, VIZ
swelings and Cuaneons Erupuve Diseas", Erysi;;
pelas, letter &c; CHRONIC DlARRHcEAa, a, an ana
bYsENTERY, DYSPEPSIA, BRONCHITIS, CHR Roi
BLADDER and PILES. In all anrmic conditions
of the system and broken down states OF the con
sttution, loss OF appetite, and general nervous
five NAV be safely pronounced to be VIII hob a
KNOWN RIVAL amongst the mineral waters Oh
They are especially indicated in the whole class
of ailments peculiar To- the Female Constitution.
viii, Ih ,bs arId hHiH "YATtRAL BRIDGE " q
Virginia and is one of that rcmarkabie group oi
Mineral and Thermal Waters which have gwen
celebrity To this mountainous region. -
II will be open to the public on JUNE lST Inc
propretors will spare no reasonable euoft 10 nave
In, place c%mfDT6tsSy EePt: rrr,,sa wi,, mrs,,
and the BILLIARD and BOWLING SALooNS re-
stored Ia complete order. ~ ,-.c
tral railway iron the North, ria Washington ci;y
and Orange and Alexandria railroad to G9rd"ns-
burg To Goshen Depot, thence by stage coaches.
over a smooth road, eight miles mp the valley I"
the Springs ~
By the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS?
By the month. 800 Per daV
The SPRINGS PAMPHLET, with analysis ard.
fa r a on or aP1et nmde
signed. FRAZER 4 RANDOLPH. 3;
Propret"rs. :
The water is bottled. securely packed, aud on
sale Al SI2 50 per case Of one dozen half. gallon
bottles by PrEcRLL, LApD 4 Co. Richmond A. D.
RCcKER. Lyuchburg COLEMAN Rop@fks, ball-
Ing druggists single box has often saved the
Necessity al a visit to the Springs.
my l5-ts General Agents
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WE HAVE IN STORE \ FULL AS
w SORTMENT of Cambria, Swiss, Jacomet, Nam ,
SOCK and Null MUslins Embroidered Edges ana
Inscr,inps PAPER Collars and Cuffs for ladies and
gentlemen Infants Frock Waists, Infants kmbr"l-
miurs LEVY BROTHERS,
me- a, Is Main street.
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w NJ. KNABE IL CO.,
w MANUFACTURERS or k-S-Sg
FIRST PREMIUM, GOLD MEDAL, y
GRAND, SQCARE
AND UPRIGHT
PI A " o 5
These instruments having been before the pgh'
lie for the past thirty years, have. upon Their cr'
cellence alone, attained al UsPVECHAsED PAt.
sAIygScE that pronounces them unvauaie4. Their
TONE
combines great power, richness, sweetness, ana
hne singing quality, a. well great paF,'y "
intonation and harmoniousness throughout 'hA
entire scale. Their
TOUCH
IL plant and elastic and ID entirely free from TIE
stiffness found Ia SO many pianos, which cause
the performer 70 so easily tire. In
WORKMANSHIP
they cannot be excellsd. Their action i cor
structed with care and attention To- every -"
therein that ebaracter.tes the finest mechanics.
None but the best seasoned material Is used IA lhsi
manufacture, and they VIII accept the hard psSs''
OF the concert-ro with that OF the PaT.pt a."
an eauality-unsfeeted IN their melody In !A'-'
they are constructed
mot FOR A YEAk-BUT FoR ESER
All our Square Pianos have our new impf''s'
Grand Scale and Ia. Agrsde Treble.
Every Piano fully warranted for flNS NbAh>
WARERooMS: $50 WEST BALTIMORE sTAhs''
apl7-3m BALTlMoRE.
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VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
THE HOT SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
ryxpyR.TrRg. PROM sixty TO ONE HUNDRED AND
SIX DEGREES, FAHRENHEIT.
TARDY, WILLIAMS Il CO., PRoPRIEroRs.

Will be open for the reception Of visitors JUNE
LIST, 1850.
All the buildings having been repaired, painted,
and fitted out with NEW FURNITURE, LINEN,
BEDS, and TABLEWARE. these SPRINGS offer
unsurpassed attractions to both the invalid ana
pleasure-seeker. No expense or effort has been
spared BY the proprietors to make il as comfortable
and pleasant as possible TO all visitors.
The HOT WATERS here have been well known
for more than half a century to possess, in won
derful degree, tonic. Alternative, detergent, and
stimulating properties, and have become justly
celebrated for the cure of Rheumatism, Gout,
Diseases of the Liver, Skin, Bladder, and WOMB !;
Paralysis the result Of injury or serious ehusion;
Contraction of Muscles and Joints, Darrhma, and
Dyspepsia accompanied with sore mouth ana
tongue.
New BATH HOUSES have been erected, BAND
OF MUSIC engaged. and BILLIARD and BOWL.
ING SALOONS fitted mp.
The SPLENDID BALLROOM has been tho
roughly refued
Route from the north, rf6 Orange and Alexan-
dria railroad to Gordonsville; thence =" virgil
MIA Central railroad to Millboro Depot thence to
Hot Springs direct, over turnpike, distance
twenty miles by Trotter Co stage line.
Route from the south, ria Lynchburg or Rich
mond, and Virginia Central railroad to Nillboro
Depot.
TERMS - per day; $50 per week.
BAND OF MUSIC is engaged for the season.
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DRY GOODS, SHOES. &c.

r AIDES. KEEP POSTED IN THE
IL PRICE or DRY GOODS: -LENl BRoIihkS
are selling high ustre Black Silks nj 20, ~ ~"
aud IL. Is handsome Mo1ambiques and English
Baregcs at - cents rich Sik-worked BareSes ~ ~
- cents. very rich silk Plaid Mozambiques at oo
cents handsome Heruani Bareges at 10 cents.
magnid cent assortment Of Lawns az REDUCED prices.
great reduction in the prices of Black six Iircu-
'"'' '"' '''' LEVY BROTHERS.
nv. u l. Main street
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.pcIIrrTcrs AND BUILDERS.

T. J. cRUMP ,, BH RIIsrs, Go S,sp.res
=, aart.La Contracts for all kinds OF BUILDING,
and to execute work in his line in all Its branches
JOBBING promptly attended TO. o.,a
PACKING BOXES Tor merchAil' anu "''''' no
nufactnred at the shortest notice., - 80
Inc ne ~, ma nhs rgaJ my is-3m
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CERTIFICATES,

OST CERTIFICATES. - Notice Is
IL hereby given that Certificates OF Stock Ia thc
SURANCE COMPANY, issued in the names OF the
following parties, respectively; have been lost
and that appl cation will be made TO the Board OF
Directors of said Company Tor new c"FuHe"'eS' l"
lieu of the same, VIZ