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Z. BERksrREsSER........., P. SMITH
BERKSTRESSER g SMITH.
A GENTS WANTEW EVERYWHERE

IN
to canvass for the great book of 1866
IHE SOUTH ~
tour of its Batte-felds and Ruined Cities; q.
Journey through the desolated States, and talks
with the people.
BY j. f. TRoWBRIDGE.
From personal observations and experience dur
ing months Of Southern travel.
The author has had letters of introduction from
men in high standing, to the head of ali Govern
ment departments in the South, civil and militia
ry. Whatever is known by these men Of the suf-
ferings of the past present condition Of things as
well as plans for the future, viii be made known
in this book. The great popularity OF the author,
and intense interest In inc subject combine 20
make this by far the greatest selling book before
the public, while our very liberal Inducements
present rare chance for Agents to make money.
Fer circular and terms, address the
AMERICAN PUBLISHING AGENCY.
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The follow ing is complete list of the ap-
pointments of Surveyor General CampbelI:-
Theo. X. Babcock, chief clerk, Cambria Co.;
4. Z. Armstrong Franklin; Wm Evans, In
diana; H. A. Caldwell, Blair; w. H. Seibert,
SchuylkilI; J. ". Blundin, Philadelphia; L.
N. Hicks, Somerset; Alfred Tyhurst, Hunt
ingdon; A. B. Yoder, Dauphin; L. Stroup,
Philadelphia; c. McCurdy, Dauphin; Samuel
AXE, Bedford; John r. Shriner, Lancaster;
Samuel Hamilton, Beaver. Mossenger-T.
j. Black Dauphin.
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a SPECIAL meeting of the Juniata Ba 3
Ball Club was called Friday evening, June Is,
B. T.. Myers, President in the chair.
The Secretary being aosent, A. King, .Jr.,
was appointed Secretary pro TEN.
W. Bollinger and J. G. Minnich, Jr., we're
elected active members.
On motion of Mr.. Lyon, it was agreed that
two captains be appointed who should choose
two mines.
The President appointed A. Lyon and I.
F. Grove.
After some debate Tuesday and Friday of
each week were the days selected for playing.
and clock P M the hour
The two mines were then chosen, and are
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S10 000 DUE AND WANTED. OLD

RLVsUVV MerchaAtS say II y FaeroSsnrT to
quit business in order to settle up That m5nF
peopleare so mean. after you have credited diem
that when you try to get yolif honest dues from
them. they viii shy on and spend THAR naeney
up accounts at either stores, snss yon vii
lose their custom.
| don't want to quit basness, must have mon
ey. have been indulgen,, want every mar and
woman who owes me by book acct. cr note to PAY
me now. don't want them to not mean and
esby off" Stand up to the counter like men, nav
if you can if yon can't pay, settle senevay
will sue only those who don't seen 10 want ID pay
and quit me because dun them. Let all eha
cerned call at once to settle. Thankful ID q rrn
erous public for their patr, mage, I hope lhcv
win favor the new firm Of HARTLEY 4 MET
GER, they will Try to Ito right.
Respectfully
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. IssoLUTroN OF PARTNERsHIp.

II ISSoLUTIoN OF PARTNERSHIP.
IL The partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned in the mercantile busis.ess under
the name Of d, +. Buck Son. is this day dissol-
yed by mutual consent All persons having un-
settled accounts with said firm are requested to
settle Immediately.
DE-. BUCK.
C.L. BUCK.
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New Enterprise, March 10, 1866.

The undersigned having taken the stand here
tofore occupied by d. +. Buck q Son, wishes 10
say to his friends, that feeling grateful for past
favors, he begs continuance Of the same, and viii
sell goods cheap for cash, or on short credit 10
punctual customers. C. l.. DUCK
New Enterprise. Narch 30, S6e:gn.
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REGILAK TERMS:

The IsQUmEE will be sent one year, for
$500, if paid in advance; g. SO if not paid
within six months, and $500 If not paid
within the year
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On motion of Dr. Watson, w. 4. Nicode
mus was elected umpire
On motion Of ]. L. Lewis, DR.. Anderson
andJ. Lutz were elected scorers.
On motion Of n. J. Lyon, committee
were appointed to superintend the improve
ment ofthe ball ground. The President ap-
pointed n J. Lyon, A. Lyon and A. King,
Jr., committee.
On motion of Il. C. Reamer, the President
appointed n. J. Lyons, j. !. Keagy and J.
L. Lewis committee to procure new bats
and ball
On motion of. L. Lewis, the report OF the
meeting vas ordered to be published.
On motion the meeting was adjourned I'M
I'll the next regular monthly meeting
s. isfNG. JF.. Sec. pTp tenn
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~ LriscoPAL SERVICES lS THE GouRr RousE.-
mere mere will be the usual services on next Sab.
, .a'u a. le5 4. VI aud 81 2. N. In the after
aoon' Rev Barrow win deliyera second dis
'0u'se on 'Joseph aud his brethren.
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TIME OF PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
TRAINS AT HUNTINGDON.
WESTWARD.
Baltimore Express, 55sA-M.
Philadelphia Express, roo A. NJ.
New York Express, 73s A. NJ.
Emigrant Train, I248P NJ
Day Express BPS p NJ
Mail Train, 700 P. NJ.
Fast Line TS5p
EASTWARD
Fast Line, 442A. NJ.
Way Train 1904 NJ
Day Express g4S "a. NJ.
Local Accommodation, I2OS P. NJ.
Cincinnati Express, 433P NJ.
Philadelphia Express, 1856 P. NJ.
Mail Train leaving Mt. Dallas at 600 A. NJ
and arriving at Huntingdon at 900 A. NJ, will
allow passengers ample time to take breakfast,
and connect with Day Express east, at 94S a. IN.
This train connects at Harrisburg with trains for
New York and Baltimore, and arrives at Phila-
delphia at 5.45 p. IN.
Express train leaving Mt. Dallas at S.04 D. m,
will arrive at Huntingdon at 6.10 p. m, allowing
passengers time for SUPPER and will connect with
Mail Train west, at ZOO p. m, Fast Line west at
7.35, and Philadelphia Express east at 1856 pm.
Passengers from the east in the morning will
have time to breakfast at Huntingdon before the
departure Of Mail Train at 500 a. IN. for Mt Dali
las
Passengers from the east in the afternoon will
arrive at Huntingdon at SIS, and have so min
utes for supper.
Large and commodous Hacks will ON arrival
of each train at Mt. Dallas be ready to convey
passengers to Bedford and Bedford Springs.
juneS O. AYERS, Superintendent.
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&c VT q ---"
j sN> e,sct,oos should have taught Mr.. John
scn Inc splris Of the loyal North. -Mc fork
1tibss,A Co. ,ssg ssis 50 a etes
: !, Tie elections have taught Mr.. JOHNSON,
and should have taught Mr.. GREELEY, that
a large majority Of the voters In this coun-
try support the Presidents policy. The
,nsolcnce Of the Radicals Is insuferable.
I'm the face Of the fact that they are known
10 be in minority, they speak and write
as if the Conservatives Of the country were
= small faction. These mischief.makers
are constantly throwing out the idea that
they have the physical power to compel
, the Sodth and her friends TO adopt their
policy. Now, Mr.. JOHNSON knows well
, that he is sustained by a large majority OF
the voters Of the Ulon, and It is going q
little too far to cali upon him to surrender
his convictions Of duty to the voice Of q
very small majority In one section Of the
Union. These Radicals speak as If their
conservative neighbors were . set Of mise
? fuble cowar1s who would quail before q
Radical mob. The Democrats outnumber
the Radicals two to one In the very city
\ where the Tribune makes these insulting
] boasts; and in Pennsylvania there are loo
Democrats to each los Radicals. Is there
|. anything in this exhibit to justify such
Dragging about resort to forcef
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svRs s anRsff DaRY, CORN lc iii
nstssy MAJ S., :nS S.sn .sedsa I bushels
wheat With two tons guanos and twenty acres are
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threh}pR machine |; al the farming Implements,
such o. plows, drags, wheat CLEANER; tho crops Of
' TIass For the land, very reasonable, and made
ali sums under $50 cash, over that amount, sixty
one year to the highest bidder; and whether sold
s. ses n Il Is aSDb isis F
oe 30 II Auctioneers.
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= 4. + lE
Nh, Boris, AGAIN.-Mr. Boris has writ
ten another letter to SToFER--a long one,
this time,-in which he defends himself
from various charges which have been
made against him. He denies that he ever
favored negro suffrage; says that he still
believes the President cannot pardon be.
fore conviction; rsps certain Richmond
and Petersburg editors over the knuckles,
and avows his intention to die in the faith
he has always held. There is not one sim
Gle new idea in the letter, nor an old one
in new dress. It Is rshash Of his old
!, letters: and after reading 1t we can safely
say that we have attributed to him no OPT
: Mon which he does not avow. 49,
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The Next ELEcrIoNs.-On Thursday
next elections will take place in West Vir-
GINA for . Governor, Judges, and other
State officers, and for members Of Con-
gress. If there were any fairness in cleo
,tions in that State, tho Conservatives would
| be successful, thsre being an undoubted
majority Of the people opposed to Radical
& lam. But With corrupt commissioners OF
election, unscrnpulous registrars, and a
how class of officials generally, together
with /. deprayed public sentiment among
Z The ignorant Radical voters, the prospect is
that the Radicals will elect most Of their
!. csndidates. ,arh t.1a 0l
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3, Etsts.. ystfs a. elf skS28A>pA 5a{s .ssf d
ssa s T. &. i ss.ss':
siniss = - 5s;e,s cA.s.n .ad al.a In III. full
seS l. and s:S sSss = 70:
Ep SsmH Church. - =
,tP i sisi, ie ssss III, :. y sA
On Tuesday sser!rs, ossSssy 'ta a, h.f pas; IL
s,yh,h year Of his ago. 10 leave : vn' ana on'
!" Forget thee oh, when life shall cease
ts TO thrill this heart OF mine, uE
But not till then can forget
7ssI, One look or tone OF thine. 4.
Oh no IL minSle with the sound
"a .s I AVER, sSy,sI1y; ~ T ssa h is4ss,
Z Him love 70 dearf - '#.'aaa /.
FORGET thee Ills bitter word,
would 1t were unssid /;
Forgetfulness 10 not with life,
= But with the silent dead.
1 then may cease to think OF thee.
A earthly mortals DO 4,
BS hearts u nss: ia and ras
IA the residence Of Mr.. J. B. billiard, In this
town. on Sunday afternoon the lath instant, J0-
SEPH 3. CHAPPELL, In the thirty 'seeond year
ar. CSsppell served throughout the whole OF the
late war; the Fret year In the " Farmvile Guards"
and the remainder Of the war In the second COM
% S heS ssd he
exposure and hardship during that time. u,.
Mcdest, retiring, and unobtrnsive In civil LIE,
he was In the army earnest, vigilant and faithful
and than he no drawer better soldier ever bat
tied for home and country. -
HIS remains were escorted 10 the grave on mon.
day evening by his surviving comrades OF the
"Guards" and large number Of our citizens.
:. Peace TO his ashes Fdrmuille Journal
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aIxroxnArIox or A CosYEDHRATI SoLDIRs
WAsrsD.-Ths postmaster OF th.s city on yes.
ssrday received letter from MIR. Aaron ID.
Peterson, Of LewiS county, West viFgiuis, In
which anxious Inquiries are made CONCERNING
the whereapoutsoF fate Of his son Samuel T.
Peterson, Confederate soldier, who was
wounded In one Of the battles around Peters
, bsse ON the "a Of April 1855. II any one who
Yeads this article knows any thing Of him, we
hope they win 90 fur regard the feelings OF hu-
mainly a. 10 communicate the intelligence
either through Postmaster Greene or directly
o1p Mt. Psterson. His address Ii big Skin
4 Greek, Lewis county, West Virginia. "-Pders'
berg Rrpssss, l7th. "#
Referring to the above paragraph, which
!, was published in the Dispatch Of Thursday,
Inc President Of the lakewood Memorial
Associations, Mrs. II. n. SHITs, requests us
10 say that the grave Of SAMUEL T. PETER
SON has been identified In lakewood Gene
= terry near this city, and an appropriate
blackboard placed over the same.
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!. The North British Rcuieso for September
has been laid on our table by Messrs.
WCoDHousx 4 PARHAx. Itshoud be read
,.byevery man engaged in literary pursuits.
lsso What has become Of the Westminster
e The New Orleans Crescent Monthly for
November has come to hand. We notice
among Id contents q wellwritten tribute
TO the memory Of o. JENsIaos WISE. A
4 nov isy volume Of this monthly win begin on
the Id of January next. KS.
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p9RICHMOND SHOE STORE,
CORNER OF BROAD AND NINTH STREETS.
JACOB COIN
respectfully informs the ladies that he has on
hand, and Is constantly receiving,
LADIES' CATERS "a neat article) at 9l.eo.
MOROCCO BOOTS "a neat article) at $3.50,
and nner grades OF work, from 81 so mp to 70; and
makes to order all kinds OF
LADIES' CATERS AND CALF BOOTS.
Ladies' would do we'll to remember this
The manufacturing is under Mr.. A: III. DAVIES
control, who will use every effort to please.
GENTLRMEN's BOOTS,
AND SHOES.
AND CATERS,
MADE TO ORDER.
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE.
13-ts
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Me- THE GRAND SECRET.-The grand se.
cret In medication Is to help nature. SUSTAIN and
REarLATE-these are the alpha and omega OF the
only theory of cure that has common sense for Its
basis. II the nervous system is shattered, the
muscles weak, and the mind, like the body, In .
state OF partial collapse-what Ia 1t best to do
Reason teaches as the answer:
BUILD UP YOUR NAN.
Brace him mp as you would brace lettering edi.
fee. The pabulum he needs is tonic Alternative
Bring him up out OF the depths OF debility and de-
spondency with
HOSTETTER'S BITTERs. +1l r.
They cannot injure. A child may take them In
doses suited to its years without the possibility Of
harm. The enfeebled vital powers are as sure to
respond energetcally to their action as the wilted
grass is to erect Its blades under the vvifying and
refreshing rain In all cases of debility the BIT
TIERS are absolutely required. There Is no sub
stitute or succeedaneum that will fill their place
Resort to this most wonderful OF modern tonics,
AND ALL WILL BE WELL.
Bear in mind that in Dyspepsia, Intermittent
Fevers, Bilious Disorders, and Affections Of the
Nerves, no other medicine will produce one 1.-THE
Of the good effect that invariably follows the use
of this excellent Invigorator and Corrective.
Sold everywhere.-Eeic York Tribune, October
anb. 1865. ocl3
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|. I;ssSIS IL lONR l1KDlPhr soCR.
/ SrwsIxS1vIEfH 80 li0HRn. a
% sasssus ~ tAis jo Ill Nas induced sdi.,
- aaa psqGslason, Dvesks.pAItLARpI&1 VI.
y. noCHRs61x, to ssiAhIish a once Of tskbiea.
don on Main street, ID the punhsn portion u Ihs
.rity - {, &. .. :: 80. :
Of oil deienpsions wfliIbs eSssfslly And reason
ably sxsSut,d.
ne sassss esuaasss department 10 placed In
charge a. Mr.. n. W. HARDWOOD, long and credit
Ably known 70 the Richmond public.
The Iditorisi Department Of The Journal h u the
once ana residence Of Dr.. Qaillaru, ~ franklin
street. zoo N-st
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x@ NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA.
GOVERNMENT DEPosITARY.
By special order Of the Secretary OF the Trea-
NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA AT RICH
MOND
has been made .
DEPOsITARY OF GOVERNMENT FUNDS,
as will appear by the following:
TREASURY DBPARTNEST,l
WASHINGTON, October q, 1855.
BY virtue OF the first section OF an act OF Con-
gress, approved June II, 1855, entitled An act to
regulate and secure the safe-keeping OF public
money entrusted to disbursing officers OF the
United states,'' the National Bank OF Virginia at
Richmond, Va, there being no treasurer nor as.
sistant of the United States at that place.,
is hereby especially designated for the reception,
safe keeping, and disbursement, according TO law,
OF the public funds entrusted for disbursement .
any or all disbursing onices OF the War, Interior
or Treasury Departments. b. McCULLoCH'
ocs-am Secretary OF the Treasury.
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xn WHITE SULPHUR WATER.
FROM THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GREKNBRIBR COUNTY.

We have Just received supply Of this
WATER, DIRECT FROM THE SPRINGS.
THE REPUTATION OF THIS WATER Is WORLD
WIDE. ~
90 we'll known are Its valuable properties In the
CURE OF BILIOUS DISEASES AND OTHER DE-
FRAGMENTS OF THE LIVER
that II deemed unnecessary to do more than make
the announcement that the water can be had.
The experiment Of transporting the water Waa
fully made years ago. ~
REMEDIAL EFFICACY, AS WHEN TAKEN
FRESH FROM THE FOUNTAIN.
ryderx addressed TO JOHN r. CARING, White
Sulphur Springs, will meet with prompt attention.
Price per case Of two dozen quart bottles, $3.50.
For sale In quantities to suit purchasers by
PURCELL, LADD 4 Co.. Druggists,
General Agents for the Virginia Springs waters.
oc B-3w* 80
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Va;
SoEsfS 81 ISTs 81 caTFS5 shI
Yico County Court pronounced on the ~ q
March, 1853, In the case OF Rex vs.. Rex, ,hL
proceed 70 sell ct public auction, on the premise.
on MONDAY the nd Of October, 1865, q, haii.p,'
o'clock p. n. the LOT located IS above, rom rom
ing l1s feet on the west side OF Twenty -n DE-,
street, running back on the north line o. sus
$50 feet 10 On alley to BE- divided, II neesss~"
into lots 10 suit bidders. IA
rKREs: Ons.third cash /; balance 1t three sni
six months for bonds bearing interest, WIN H..
money 1bs fullv peid. J. II. sASps
Zee III - ConpissossS
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NJ a Card. la .t'a sdi.a.
i RlcHxoSp MUSICAL gxcHASas, /,
No. s7o MAIN STREET.,

J ~ CA1Ds s@E2 ~ lstM .FHs4 90 90
i, RIcHxo.p MusIcAL gycHASas, ! :
No. e7o MAIN STREET,
October 10, ltts.
Having his day sold ont and disposed Of my en-.
lire interest in the Richmond Musical Exchange to
my sons, WILLIAM W. DAVIES and dBORGR L.
DAvIkS, and Withdrawn from the frn Of John
w. Davies Sons (being about to enter upon
business demanding my undivided attention. re-.
specially solicit continuation to them OF the pa.
tronage 20 kindly bestowed upon the old arm BY
my personal friends and the public, Is feel fully
assured no efforts will be spared to sustain the
reputation Of this established stand, and merit the
fostsrags and encouragement Of the musical world.
JOHN W. DAVIES.
RICHMOND, October 10, isss.
The undersigned tsuccesson Of the firm Of John
w. Davies I Sons) respectfully announce TO their
friends and the public that they will continue the
business Of tho asl 81
RICHMOND MUSICAL EXCHANGE
s.t5 rsn at
No. s7o MAIN STREET
,(corner Of Tenth street,
with an aim to meet In every respect the wishes
and supply the wants Of the musical community,
keeping always on hand full assortment OF al,
goods In their line ; presenting MUSICAL PUBL
CATIONS simultaneously with their production In
They pledge themselves to keep pace with every
advance In the trade, and have adopted as the
name and style OF the firm JOHN w. DAvIEss
SONS. WILLIAM W. DAVIES, +
90 ls-h GEORGE L. DAVIES.
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H@- LOOK AT THIS!
LIFE INSURANCE can be effected In HOME
COMPANY on as REASONABLE TERMS as in any
Northern Company. Therefore keep your money
ct home. rrft-tl Ell snEyd
Apply at the once OF the RICHMOND SAVINGS
BANK and INSURANCE COMPANY, under the
Telegraph onlce, corner Of Main and Twelfth
streets. JOHN B. DAVls, PRESIDENT
JOHN p. C. PorTs, Secretary. ,oc lots
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xE ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF HATS AND
MILLINERY GOODS.
A. A. ALLEN, (.
Of the concern Of A. A. ALLEN dCO., OF Peters
burg, has opened branch OF his HAT EsTAb-
IMMINENT At No. 1905 Main street, four doors be-
low Pearl or Fourteenth street, Richmond, Va,
and has placed
Mr.. FRANK BINFORD
In charge Of 1t.
He is now Offering to city and country merchants
large and entire fresh stock of HATS and MIL
LINERY GOODS at As low prices as they can be
bought North. As these goods have been bought
at the late large auction sales In Brooklyn and
New York for cash. II is reasonable to suppose that
they can be SOLD Low. A call from dealers Is
solicited, and 1t will be proven to them that hats
can be sold here Is low as they can be in New
York. seIo-sm
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ByPilkinton, Pulliam 4 Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
No. Wall street, under 81. Charles Hotel.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS,
NEAR MANCHESTER, AT AUCTION. I'VE
will sell at public auction on FRIDAY, October
i. LOTS Nos. i, 8, and ,, fronting together l2S
feet on the west side Of Hunter street, running
back $50 feet to an alley ten feet wide. .
on the north side Of Powhatan street, running back
). Three or moro LOTS, near the residence Of
Samuel D. Atkinson, Esq.
The sale will commence at the lots near Mr.. At
kinson's. q
Other building lots near there will DO sold at the
same umo.
PiLKINTON, PULLrAM 4 CO.,
oc2o 800 Auctioneers.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE CITY GAS WORKS.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
October for hauling coke to purchasers from the
Gas Works at Rockets. Tbe.proposals to specify
the price per load of twenty-five bushels from the
city. viz: To any part Of the first ward, price per
load to any part OF the. second ward, price per
load to any part Of the third ward, price per
load. 80
Any information touching the above will be
oiven Inv appiication to C. CAMPBELL,
oc it'd Superintendent.
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NEW GooDs-sECOND OPENING.
IN A yERY CHOICE STOCK OF FALL AND
TWO DooHs FROM CORNER OF THIRp
STREET have INST Ieesiysa by express my inll
OF every variety generally found In frst-class
msnf Of CLOTHS. CAssIMBREs, and VESTINGs,
In the most approved style. invite ladies and
gentlemen TO call and examine my stock, e !, l
pledge myself to sell cheap to suit the times Call
'o'''' "A-' Wv w. J. STEPHENS.
+ N, B.-Mr. RICHARD WALDEN 10 still with
me- and invites his friends, where he will be
pleased to cell to them and make mp goods to their
order. A good 1t warranted.
Oc s0-lw w. j. b.
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Mr.. DAvIs's HrALrH.-Ths Fortress Non
roe correspondent Of tho New York Herald
ssysi ars1e,,s as.r. $50 ~,
"There 10 no gainsayinx the fact, a. have
present .at peculiarly low ebb; but he was
Completely invaiided whoa he came here, and
hsd bssn for years. Hia redHced nhysteal con-
diti0n has not been brought about ~ hb treat
smsat - . peisoasr." S,a sa Hseas}
The same correspondent complains that
nofthern correspondents are excluded from
tho apartments of Ar. Davis. while south
eravoss are admitted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-20

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