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Goshen AssOciatiOn-S3.OOO raised Tor
the Richmond College Endowment
ORANGE COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
September 6, 1866.

ORANGE COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
September 6, 1866.
To the Editors Of the Richmond Dispatch:
We have had a grand convocation of
Raptists at North Pamunkey Church, in
this county. The Goshen Association,
composed Of about forty-t0ur churches,
met here on Tuesday, Rev. +. J. Willis, OF
Gordonsvlle, moderator, and Rev. l.. j..
Haley clerk. Rev. Drs. Broadus, Poin-
dexter, Burrows, Bacon, and other promi-
nent ministers, were present. Mr.. Willis
preached the Introductory sermon, and the
whole proceedings were Of gratifying
character. Resolutions inviting the return
to this body of the churches composing
the Hebron (TesD Association were en-
Enthusiastically adopted; also, Export look
ing to the future cooperation OF this with
the Baptist General Association Of Virgi-
MIA. DR.. PoindeXter raised about $4,000
for the endowment Of Richmond College,
in your city.
must say the hospitality Of this church
and ncighborhood has been unbouuded.
After most agreeable session, the body
adjourned to meet at Bethany Church,
Caroline county, in September next-Rev.
G. II. Ryland TO preach the annual SER
mon J. NJ. Roanc, alternate.
Orange county is a beautiful region, and
improvements are going on which will soon
restore its former prosperity. Crops seem
to be average, and the plowsharc is turn
ing the sod for another harvest.
CAROlUS.
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ton, 20 them. decided that the objection
was uro,ndless, and said that their evidence
was admissible. =,
Emma Lewis deposed that she had four
children by her first husband and three by
the prisoner. She cohabited with the pri-
soner until three years ago, when she left
him. Henry Lewis, son of the last witness,
deposcd that in consequence of q commu-
nication made to him, he and his brother
went to q place called Haywood, to the
house Of woman named Harrison. Inc
prisoner was living with her. He called
her "Mary," and she called him Paul"
A girl between thirteen and fourteen
was there, and she called the prisoner
"father," and addressed the woman as
smother" ne prisoner said the greatest
punishment he could have was separation
from the woman Lewis and children !;
everything else was nothing.
On being duly cautioned, the prisoner,
who stated that he had nothing to say, was
committed for trial.-London Telegraph
.4uq,tSt 80.
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The Bangor postmaster was on the wit
ncss-stand in larceny case the other day:
L" You are the postmaster of this city ~
asked the county attorney. The answer
was: 81 amor was when | started from
the post office"
Perhaps there is no one thing, my little
friend, upon which your future respecta-
bility and happiness in life depend as upon
your uniform truthfulness now in youth.
will you please remember this
The Aston House, in New York. rents
for $4,000.
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SewsDaper Drummers.

Bennett, of the New York Herald, is q
shrewd man in business matters, as his
rivals have learned in their efforts to cir
cumvcnt him. In his last issue he admin
listers to some one-perhaps to Greeley,
though we should think he is hardly So
foolish as to solicit advertisements-a sting
ing rebuke by merely stating a few facts
in forcible manner. lie says:
"The public should understand, once
for all, that only the small and weakly
papers resort to the agency dodge to drum
up patrons. The moment that journal
is forced to adopt such devices, 1t is value
less as an advertising medium. II 1t be
not SO generally known and universally
circulated as not TO require an agent To
hunt up advertisers for it, then 1t is not the
paper Tor business men 10 patronize. The
advertising agent tells you how excellent
certain paper is, and what large circu-
lation 1t has, and how much good it will
do you to advertise in that journal but
II you need to be told all this, the pro-
liabilities are that the story is bogus for
an excellent paper widely circulated is its
own advertising agent, and does not want
any paid trumpeter to sound its praises.
This simple, common sense principle will
apply, not only to agents, but to those cir
cuiars headed with Irish harps and contain
Ing flaming statements of unparalleled
circulation, which certain Of our contem.
p.oraries are in the habit of sending out, and
Also TO those still meaner notices with
winch wretched Radical rival annoys the
Herald advertisers"
That "wrstched Radical rival" phrase
must be meant for Greeley. But he 1. no,
the man We have taken him TO be Il b,
q does not known all that Bennett says 81
the above paragraph to be true.
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Pretty CUTE FOR DAEKEY.-Old Tony,
like other negroes, was much pleased with
the fancy of riding hos" of his own.
Accordingly he scraped together all of his
earnings to the amount of fifty dollars,
which he paid for very worthless pony
Many persons told him he was badly
cheated: and it was playfully proposed
that he should have the seller before the
Bureau. At this Tony looked very solemn,
and at length answered: "No, sab, if Mr..
A. cheat me, may be can cheat him back
but if dem bureaus gifts de money, de
devil can't screw it out Of dem."-NaSh-
viHe Gazette.
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OyE OF BsrGHAM YoUNG's MISSIONARIES

one OF BaIGHAM YoUNG's MISSIONARIES
IN TROUBLE.-At Portsmouth, yesterday,
Paul Harrison, Mormon preacher and
Snowman" was placed at the bar on
the charge Of bigamy. The circumstances
were Of somewhat singular character.
II appeared that in 1910, the prisoner, who
went by the name Of Sherwood, married
at Bury, Lancashire, a woman named
Hamar. In 1855 he married Emma Lewis,
widow, at Poplar, his irst wife being
still alive. AT that time he went by the
name Of Harrison, which, he stated, was .
name given him by the Mormons, Of which
community he had been preacher for many
years. The prisoner objected TO the evi-
dence OF two or the witnesses on the
ground that they were " avowed infidels; /"
but Tie bench, after putting few quss-
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A Bigamist hunted ui, and reclaimed
by his first wife after five years NIB.
From the Philadelphia Press, 18th.

sence.
From the philadelphia Press, 18th.
Joseph Darypic was charged yesterday
afternoon by his wife, Johanna, with biga-
nv. About fifteen years since he entered
into the matrimonial bond with young
woman residing then in western New
York. She had four childrcn-one of
them now boy of about fourteen years Of
age, who was present at the hearing. Five
or six years ago, the complaining wife
saws, the defendant started from home,
alleging that he had some business that
would require his attention for three
weeks. He did not return, and she was
left in suspense. Not hearing anything
from him, she finally came 10 the conclu-
sion that he must have departed this life.
1t appears, however, that he came to Phil
adelphia and worked in the navy-yard for
several years, and boarded a portion of the
time at the public house Of Mr.. Peter Bou-
vicr, in that section Of the city.
In June, 1854, lie was married by the
Rev. Mr.. Clay to a young woman residing
in PENIS Neck, n. J. This marriage
ceremony was performed in the city Of
Philadelphia. Since that eventful period
he has been living with his second wife
at PENIS Neck, occasionally visiting
Philadelphia, and boarding temporarily
at the public house aforesaid. By
some means or other unknown, the
first wife heard of his being in the
city. About a week ago she arrived
here. and after considerable trouble, vexa-
ton, and disappointment, got on his track.
She heard that he had been living some
where near the hayward. She searched
the entire vicinity, and finally stopped at
his old boarding house, where she made
her business known. Mrs. Bowler very
kindly gave her shelter, and arrangements
were made to arrest the delinquent hus-
band.
Officer William Sheer, of the police
force, knew the individual. He proceeded
| to Pcnn's Neck, and left word there for
Darypic to come to Philadelphia and set
| tie board bill.
Yesterday afternoon he arrived, aud en-
teriug the house of Mrs. Bowler, desired
to see his bill for board.
Certainly, sir" replied Mrs. Bowler,
who is a shrcwd business woman. Upon
going to an adjoining room she returned
in moment, bringing with her the woman
who claimed him as her husband.
"Herc is your bill, sir" said Mrs. b.,
introducing the wife. 1t was an interesting
tableau, rendered doubly so by the appear
ance of an officer with warrant for his
arrest. The prisoner was dumb.
The parties at once proceeded to the
office of the magistrate, and the hearing
progressed. The wife told her story. The
alderman asked the defendant how long
he had been married to the second wife.
Defendant replied: "Since June 2lst,
1861" :,
"Why did you do sol" inquired the al
derman.
because she is younger than my other
wife," ..
ais that your son p inquired the alder
man, at the same time pointing to the lit
tie boy.
"Yes" replied the defendant, "he is
my son."
"That will do, sir" responded the ma:
gistrate. "You are required to enter bail
in the sum of 81 900 to take your trial at
court" The defendant was committed.
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railway over which an immense amount OF
traffic passed. An iron rail and besse-
mcr steel rail were placed opposite each
other. and when the iron rail had been
changed seventeen times, the steel "a rail
was still not worn on the first side. The
Rcsscmer steel was also valuable for the
manufacture of tires, the construction OF
ordnance, shafts for marine engines
cranks, and notably for the cranks OF loco
motives. Indeed, there was scarcely any
nurpose for which malleablo iron was Tor
merly used that steel could not now be
emDloyed"
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HOTELS AND BoARD1NG-HoUsEs.
ballard HOUSE,
Is RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
IUHN r +; EA RtftaRRD {PRorEIEroRs.

The undersigned take pleasure in announcing to
ths travelling public las well a. TO city boarders
that they have returned to their old business again
and from this day they are ready to cater to the
taste and comfort Of all who may favor them with
their patronage. . A.,
establishment, all OF which is Of the very best
uuality and selected with great cara from the
bes, furnishing houses in New York within the
last twelve months, and much of which has never
heen unpacked indeed, the hotel il furnished IN
the most superb style
The BALLARD HOUSE Is new, and contains one
hundred and twenty pleasant and well-ventllated
lodging rooms all Of which have CRATES. Ihe
parIors and public rooms are large and convenient
the building is commanding, and acknow lodged to
be one of the best constructed in the southern
States and all together Offer advantages rarely met
with in public hotel. ,,
Our table shall always be generously supplied
with the best tho market affords, and with the dell
c2cies of the season, and the choicest OF wine;
The BAR ROOM Is an elegant one, and shall be
furnished with the best Of liquors, etc., etc
We pledge our undivided attention to the bus,
ness and expect from our old friends. ladies and
gentlemen Of Virginia and the whole country,
their support and nope to receive liberal share
of the public patronage.
JOHN p. BALLARD, Promoters.
.I.arl IL
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JOSEPH WOODWARD, ~.

y DENTIsT, returns his &C: f}e
know Judgments 10 his patrons OITY~
for their past f,.vors, and soicits lID
of them - continuation OF the same ct his plea
"a Mt and commOdious rooms, No. I?l Main street.
between Seventh and Eighth-having been one
of the first to introduce in our city the Improved
VULCaNlTE BASE, which Is now 70 universally
popular and within the means OF all. lie has an
extensive practical experience in the Manufacture
and adjustment Of whole and partial sets OF teeth
in this most useful and natural style. DIR. HOW
ARDS LOCAL ANESTHETlC, which has given
much satisfaction in the extraction of teeth, will
d. rsod 3-lm
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TEE AGyAITAGEs or UslNG BEssrsER
STEEL.-Mr. Dessemer said recently in
England: "One OF the most valuable pur.
poses 70 which bis steel was applied was
The construction Of locomotive engines
and rails. Where iron had been worn out
In four months, steel rails had been In
"a uss for four years, ct the end Of
Arst side was still In use.
80 4 portion Of .
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GREAT FALL SALE OF
U GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
CLOCKS, MUSICAL BONES,
SILVERWARE, DRY AND FANCY GOODS,
JEWELRY, SC.

ARA lie 4 CO.
beg to announce TO the people Of Virginia that
their great fall sale is now going on at
No. - MAIN STREET,
where they are Offering great variety OF
VALUABLE AND FASHIONABLE ARTICLES AT
ONE DOLLAR EACH.
The plan Of sale Is that found so satisfactory and
popuIar 1t the great spring "a le and is follows
beautifully executed photographs are enclosed In
envelopes and sold for TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
EACH and with each photograph IL given GER
tifcate naming some article in the stock, which
can be had OH payment of ONE DOLLAR. The
article will be shown, and can be purchased or
not. AZ You please, or you can have some o:her OF
the same VA ue in its stead.
Sec the following list Of a few OF the articles OBJ
tanned from thir establishment during one week In
April last Tor ONE DOLLAR EACH:
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FERTILIZERS.

FERTILIZERS.
DERUNIAN GUANO.-One hundred
i tons PURE PERUVIAN GUANO daily ex-
So sHeod?w CHAS. r. WORKMAN & CO.
rUANO, GUANO, GUANO.-l00t tons
" of No. l PERUVIAN GUANO, in beautiful
condition, for sale low, to arrive, ,.rw
Sc 1-2w FRENCH tRESSHA".
DHENIX GUANO.-Two hundred
/ tons PHOENIX GUANO, said to be one Of the
most valuable fertilizers in use. for sale by
SAMUEL u. LATHROP, Agent,
au28 Eighteenth street, south side OF Dock.
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wi water STREET,
BELOW THE YORK RIVER DEPOT.
Having secured the services OF MI. WILLIAM
L. COXt 10 superintend the business. Will con-
''NI IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY BUSINESS,
and will manufacture to order Pillow CASTINGS,
HOLLOW WARE, WAGON BOXES, ANDlRoAs'
&c, &c. m, u,opv u-,,.h
will be executed In the best manner and at the
shortest notice. lily l?-3ml a ;. LEE.
CO-P PART NERSHIP.-The under
C'signed have entered into aco.partnership, un-
der the STYLE of w. S. WOOD co for the pur
pose OF conducting the hnsimess OF Z aARDwAKs'
lll8 Main street, next to the Dispatch ONCE, OF
which we are receiving large and varied assort-
ment and are Offering at low prices, and respect.
fully solicit the patronage OF all the old customer
OF w. s. WOOD and the public generally
w. s. WOOD.
r. J. ROBERTSON,
flate OF Theo. Robertson Sons,)
w. {. ROBERTSON.
n. B-Oriers for Plumbing, Gas fitting, Gutter
Ing, Roofing, and Spouting promptly attendedto
au ls-lm
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- 09#s

FL ..s-ifii as 49,
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Y SUMMER sCHEDULE-Ths 7 HROUGH
PASSENGER TRAIN on and after SATURDAY,
June %, will leave Richmond lSundays excepted
at 73o A. H., and arrive a. Jackoon's River al 73o
THROUGH TICKETS sold uta Trottsr Co.'S
Stage Line for Harrisonburg, Winchester. and
other points on Valley Turnpike also, TO S,ri.
bling's Springs, Rockbridge and Bath Alum.
Warm, Hot, Healing and White Sulphur Springs,
and by Hartman Go. : Stage Line TO Lexington,
Natural Bridge, and Rockbridse Baths also, ria
Virginia and Tennessee railroad tor Nashville,
Memphis, Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile, New Or.
leans, and Orange and Alexandria road to Lynch.
burg and other important points IN the sonthwe.,
The Trains make CLOSE CONNECTIONS with
Trains on Orange and Alexandria railroad north
and south, and through them with the Virginia and
Tennessee railroad.
The NIGHT TRAIN is discontinued for the pre-.
sent.
tween Charlottesville and Richmond on MON
DAYS. WEDNESDAYS, and SATURDAYS: leaving
Charlottesville at s A. ii. arriving In Richmond
at ID. 30 A. NJ. Leave Richmond same day. AZ } is
p. NJ, and arrive at Charlottesville At 7. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAIN on TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and SATURDAY at 80 A. ".
jel3 General Superintendent.
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DECEIVING ANOTHER SUPPLY
II OF those beautiful Parlor Suites, Rosewood
and Walnut. in Brocatelle and Plush-styles OF
Queen Elizabeth. Louis XIV, Napsleon ILL.,, and
0'''. FRENCH i CRENsHAw,
corner Ninth and Main streets (up stairs).
rny26
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IL Z. TURNER,
r.. ATTORNEY AT LAW
yOTAR PUBLIC.
ONCE in Law Building, rear Of Why ONCE.
Tse l-3m

rNHOMAS J. EVANS, ATTORNEY
/ ATLAW AND COMMISSIONER IN CHANCE
RY, practices In the Courts OF the City OF Rich
mond and the County OF Henrico. Ofhcs on Frank
lin, second door from Sixth street. Ia l2-ts
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FURNITURE. ETC.

T HAVE JUST FINISHED sEyE.
i RAJ SETS OF CHAMBER FURNITURE VI
ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT, the finest ana o.
the most fashionable style In the market, entiIey
Have also some very FINE SOLID ROSEWOOD
PARLOR SETS nearly ready. Those In want OF
something substantial, and at the same tlme Sery
nice, would do well to give me call:
n. A. ATKINSON,
No. loo TIL zenith Tor Goyernor) streeI
10 sa-ta above Franklin, Richmond, va
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DISSOLuTIONS.

dissolution OF CO-PARTNER-
sHIP.-The firm Of LEE 4 COX Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
A. s. LEE will settle up the business OF the
concern. LEE WA
Richmond, July IL. 1865.
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rHILDREN'S CARRIAGE FAC
~ TORY, CORNER CARY AND FOURTH
STREETS, RICHM0ND.-The most beautiful pat
terms of CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES are manufsc.
tured. and will be sold at northern prices.
A liberal discount to the trade.
Orders from all parts of the country promptly
" Ats WILLIAM FORBES. Proprietor.
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.spv
ECT YOUR PROPEhli
AGAINST LIGHTNING.
HAwLEY'S
PATENT LIGHTNING ROD. ,roy
consisting Of q combination OF mcs..,.i
ZINC, and cientiteailya r syD
BEING BUT HALF;iSca NV ~ P RiR Sf IRON
CONDUCTiNG CAPACITY,
MAKING 1T NEAT
Upon THE BUILDINGS ana rcTroys
10 THE SHALL ROD NOW coAAo'h'
This ROD 10 entirely continuous ID n ~ LiGHr
and DECIDEDLY the SAYksT and Dr. Zone. and
MING ROu now before the American r." ipoap,p
80 yronounesd by tho oss. .sisnss above spttst
ROB-. or the common IRON ROD, can , % by ne
a reasonable ratss: and all work pas m w BY
kept In repair frss OF charge u no'
'a state I aud county right. for PATENT A0'
'a' Ass'' WILLIAM 8. MuSsGN, ,o assHsS.
An film box ls9 pust.oines. hlenp1"~--.-
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nURCELL. LADD Il CO.'S PURE
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT JAMAICA GIN.
GER en- scent and grateful s,imuiant
and carmnative, for the Keller o. DysPspsisS IN.
sese Nervous Headache, Cholera Morbus, &c, con.
taning in q concentrated and eligible form All the
More I'M 70 tan years ago We manufactured this ar
ticle. II had acquired an envisble and extensive
reputation throns hout the State, when ils produc
now 10 announce that we have recommended It's
Manufacture and are enabled 10 present Il AS pure
M ID ever was. Travellers should never be with
out II. Ii prevents tho unpleasant effects OF change
OF water; makes, with sweetened water. de.
iightful beverage !; and for the diseases mentioned
always Be ct hand
Manufactured and sold, wholesale and retail, BY
PUkCkLL, LADD CO., Druggists,
corner Main and Thineentn streets,
au Ats Richmond, Va.
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uABLISTON Il BROTHER,

TABLISTON Il BROTHER,
III FURNITURE DEALERS,
wond respectfully inform heir friends and former
patrons that they have resumed bu.iness :,
Tenth, where they Will be happy to see them, ano
will furnish anything In their line at Reasonable
pf''s' HABLIsToN 4 BROTHER, Cary streets,
mvs between Ninth and Tenth.
VTTE ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIV-
w ING every description Of Furniture, Carpet.
ings, Bedding, and Furnishing Goods, to which We
invite the attention Of purchasers.
''A'''' FRENCH CRENSHAW,
corner Ninth and Main streets (up stairs).
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DURRESS, POWERS & YANCEY,

DURRESS, POWERS & YANCEi,
ID JoBBER5 IL
NOTIONS, HOSIERY, AND WHITE GOODS,
respectfully announce to the merchants OF Viz
ginia and North Carolina that they are now
receiving their
FAL S u p = ES,
embracing many
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS.
They are prepared to exhibit full lines Of
HOOP SKIRTS,
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CORSETS
ENGLISH AND GERMAN HOSIERY.
FANCY WOOLESS,
SHAWLS,
sONTAGS. HOODS and other WOODEN GOODS;
SHIRTS,
DRAWERS, and susPENDERs,
PERFUMERIES,
TOILET ARTICLES In endless variety;
besides a complete assortment OF
AMERICAN AND GERMAN FANCY GOODS,
embracing too many items to enumerate In an ad-
vertisement. All Of which we offer at the
LOWEST FIGURES
" BCRRESS, POWERS i YANCEY,
1908 Main street fold No. ll2,
SO Aim up stairs.
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COACH REPOSITORY, On SFH
" SEVENTH. BETWEEN CARY ANDAAN
CANAL STREETS.-We have on hand, OF our own
Bretts, Barouches, Doctors' Phstons, getaways,
Top and No-Top Buggies,, jersey and Express Wa
CONS, Single and Double Harness, Coach and Bug;
70 execute in q workmanlike manner repairs on
Carriages, ,Buggies. &C., and to build them to or.
der Our Carriages being OF our own manufacture,
we are enabled to sell the lowest prices and give
the fullest guarantee Of quality and durability. A
call from our friends and the public respectfully
solicited. my II JOHN }. OsBORS q W
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4 SuJAND Notwithstanding

SHLAND Notwithstanding leased
N this celebrated property, the undersigned
assures those who may favor him with their pa
tronase that they will have no cause to regret IT,
crornds, we'll. furnished hotel and cottages, and
abundanly- supplied table. render 1t attractive to
all and equal 10 any establishment in the State.
Terms moderate. ,,.
Regular boarders are provided with free tickets.
Refrc- hments furnished balls and parties.
An 2-ts +. WOLFF, Proprietor.
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ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY BAR
GINA FLOUR; nifty barrels MARYLAND TX
IRA FLOUR; for sale by
PALMER, HARTsooK = Co...
saN Fourteenth street.
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DIsPATCH JOB PRINTING HOUSE

DISPATCH JOB PRINTING HOUSE.
This establishment has been furnished with an
ENTIRELY NEW OUTFIT OF STEAM PRESSES
and IMPROVED MACHINERY, and with every
thing in the TYPE DEPARTMENT that the best
Founders could supply. and is now prepared to exc
cute orders for every description OF
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL JOB PRINTING
For Merchants,
Manufacturers,
Mechanics,
Auctioneers,
Banks,
Railroads,
Express Companies.
Insurance Companies,
Hotels,
Restaurants,
Boarding Houses,
Theatres,
Concert Halls,
Clerks OF Courts,
Constables,
Lawyers,
Colleges,
Schools.
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COLE LEATHER AND FRENCH
y CALF sKINs,-Ws have Just received large
lot OF SOLE LEATHER, FRENCH and AMERICAN
CALF SKINS OF the most celebrated brands, which
we are selling ut reasonable rates.
CHOCKLkY PERHEYHOUGH,
aus Thirteenth street between Main and Cary.
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Allwork ordered will be done In the most srttstio
manner and at VERY Low PRICES.
C.IiStRED PRINTING OF ALL KINDS.
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WALTER s. WEST, ARCHITECT
w AND BUILDER, Is lreEar.sdr to fSrnish ps-
ings OF every description and to superintend or
contract to build the same in any part Of the State,
II desired. nj.
Office, No. l3s Main st.eet, (up stairs, Rich.
,,onI Ia NH 27-6m