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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-25

SINGULAR SHoT.-On Thursday evening
4 little negro boy was accidentally shot in
the hand by n companion near the corner
Of Marshall and Fifth streets. He straight
way made rush for Woods pharmacy,
and on arriving there, asked the clerk, NJ.
G. W. West, for assistance. Mr.. West
took the boy up stairs and extracted from
the second joint Of the middle finger of
his left hand ttrenty-eiyht bird shot, be-
sides fragments of percussion cap and wad-
ding. The boys hand was then dressed,
and he went on his way rejoicing.
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MEDICINES, ETC.

.,.pCI.lL. LADD & cos PUNE
pI IrHNXtfXTRATkD EXTRAcT JAMAlGA ,;,aG,.n, GIN
l 'FF.aul aud grateful siomAchic snmuIaht
eE". 90 - 90 Tor the relief OF Dyspepsia, In
s#i - 'l,r!sul piarrhTa, Flstulency, Nan
-, [.,o., wv, Headache, Cholera a1re1s &c con:
81, rs m. ~ asr.ies OF the best Jamaica Ginger.
r., ii a. tT ~, vcars ago We manufactured this ar
+. ~ sc4at,ed an enV. able and extensive
g." '.''gFUg out the State, when It's produc.
-r5a... ..rrndcd by the war. We are pleased
,@. ..,'ute that W" have recommended It's
1 81 . re- ani are enabled 10 present II as pure
H.n. ~. Travellers should never be with
b. .,rrvon,> the unpleasant effects Of change
t.5. '. ,uakos, with sweCtcned water, de.
81 ~. t.,rtEe and for the diseases mentioned
r-r.Ii aud reliable remedy which should
s. t..ar,l aud sold, Wholesale and retail, by
u YvKcELL. LApD co, Druggists,
caIucr Main and Thrice nth streets,
ss II. Richmond Va.
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r. II. MAuRY s Co.--REM0vAL.-This
old and most favorably known firm Of
bankers and brokers has removed to the
elegant banking house lately occupied by
the Farmers National Bank, next to the
custom house, and adjoining the National
Bank Of Virginia.
Messrs. BARNEY & BROOKE, insurance
agents, have an office in the same conspi.
cuous and convenient house. See adver-
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4 PoLIcEMAS's ARM BRoKEN.-At the
fire on Thursday night Sergeant Callahan,
of the city police, arrested negro named
Anderson Scott for larceny. On the way
to the station-house the negro made an at
tempt to escape, and by twisting his custo-
dams arm, broke it, and disabled him tor
duty for some time. Assistance was called,
however, and Scott was soon snugly en-
sconced in the lookup.
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r,a-.hv cer:iry that have used, both for my
...-i H. my family. pr. T. EcnnoldS's Hepatic
:. -. .!trqly say their action IL more efficient
a. .a...rtr;uTy iE&n any medicine | have ever
f.. ~, 81! ! most earnestly recommend that every
....- No,hjuS is claimed for them NOR" than they
..,r BENJAMIN CRAWFORD,
Stanton, Va.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Harrison,
Goddin y Appcrson made the following
sales Of real estate yesterday:
A valuable lot on the west side Of the
canal, near the Armory bridge, fronting
90 feet and running back SO 7-l2 feet, at
$3.50 per front foot. Purchaser, Jesse
Williams.
Valuable lot on the east side Of Sixth,
between Byrd and Arch streets, 27L by
l3O feet, at $3.50. Purchaser, James
Thomas Jr.
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't,-sNy ccrify that | have used Or. RennOlds's
t..0 Pals for several years, both for myself and
g.. ,.e family. and consider them mos, admirable
~, .,.~ such a. every family ought 10 keep Itself
...,. # with. lthiuk them greatly preferable t"
.,g .t4rr pili have ever tired w
<..4aTy 9Th, looo. THOMAS j. NICHE.
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! rONNND'S DIARRilCEA A y ID
I,H0.EEA REMEDI.-As 1t is necessary al
--,..v.st..l season, icrcwarncd az we are at th"
...nrra. .,: CHOLERA. to recommend to the m
t . ...rr.,s Eicbmoud A good and vaiuab- medi-
.. S., ..,g.s,rr Che-rlUily offer LEONARD :
.Y.A.IgIA AND CHOLERA REMEDY as 4 safe
.... ..r.. -...lv cure for the above compla ints.
r...r. ,r'...-al. aud retail, by Mcesrs. PCR-
l.uI. LAID ! 60. and drugs elsts generally.
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Sr.vSTou. VA, January 10, 1896.

SrArNr0T. VA, January 10, ls86
thereby certify that have used for number OF
W.. y! Eenuuids's Hepatic Pm, and can assure
...t. chat huv. derived more benefit from
...r. ..art from any pin have ever used. Their
.,...l, !u..L aud quite efficient.
JoHS r. SCHNITT.
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THANKS FOR PAPERs.--To the Southern
Express Company to Harnden Express !;
to tho National Express Company.
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r..,.,., troubled win Torpid Liver. Constipa-
g., II, .rv" To suffer If they will not try
.. ~. t, , EopaIIc Pills. Members of my family
i ,r, u.sr .reatiy benefited by their uss:
GEORGE l.. PEYTON.
-..,.....rrE.vIrvF VA
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STarSToN. VA, January o, 1868.
,"A, .:eat leasure IN stating that ! haze been
!. Inv family for some years, and consider
. .r .ytry respect superior 10 any medicine oi
..r! have been engaged for some time III
49, .,... business, which rendered il necessary {"
.r. many persons in my employ. | have used
....,. ~. among them with great success
'".r w. A. BURKE.
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pr..~. FIFTY CENTS per box.
r t.f f.! of all druggists and dealers in Ined!-
p''KCELL, LADD & Co, Druggists,
General AGENTS for the Proprietor,
cutner Main and Thirteenth streets,
Va
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9irl|mond 1ispatth.
%, 1866.

REMOyAL.-THE DAILY DISPATCH HAS
BEEN REMOVED TO ITS NEW PRiNris"-
HOUSE, on THE NORTHWEST CORNER or
MAIN AND TWELFTH STREETS.
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III. r R.nnolds having been my family rhys.-
,' ., u, the time of his death, which occurred
r. iwn wear. ago | have had frequent oppor-
.- :, gxpsr!rnCe and witness the effects OF his
..-.~p pm and do not hesitate to state that
80, hey ara the best medicine oi the Kind that
,ar been used In this section OF country. My
49,. Va p, uso them, aad think a. much of them
WILLIAM }. ID. BELL.
,-.-.vG C0vSTY, VA.
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Importance transacted yesterday. Our
reporter understood that Brother Hunni-
cutt said nothing particularly offensive in
his speech in the morning. He probably
took warning from the fate of the Rev.
Florence Mccarthy, and considered dis
creton the better part Of valor. The
truth is, had it not been for the inter-
ference of such white men as Mccarthy
and Gladwin, the proceedings of the Con-
vention throughout would have been en-
tirely harmonious.
The secretary of the Convention was
yesterday presented with a magnificent
bouquet.
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f'l,i.>lI BERMUDA ARROW-ROOT
:. - WOODS PHARMACY.
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EATHER, LEATHER, LEATHER.
! - ~ Hr lave Just received . full supply Of SOLE
~ ~ ! HtR, FRENCH, GERMAN, ana AMERICAN
49,, A.s skI No; LINING SKINS, sc which we ofeT
- 'f"ssi market rat-s.
o n CHALKlEY Il Co,
iA.r:eenth street, between Main and Cary.
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rrNN NOLDS'S Pill l. S.
,.sr EVIDENCE OF THEIR EFFICACY.

..-,.,v,hst myself and family have been in IT,.
.....t .-tux pT. T kennolds's Hepatic Pills FOX
. .ra,. and have never hal any occasion even
.-s ..y other, furthey have untioriniy answered
.#r purposes ul n family pill. ! could sSy u
-. s.,i in their favor, hut take II for granted
chat | have said will induce Others 10 Try
.rnrI with mine A. J. GARBER.
',-,r>ToS January 5, lsc6.
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IurGERA'S COMPOUND 10 d.
/ N!>tD CuD.LINER olL.-The great suHs;,
r.r,. 4 this oil in therapeutic effect over MI
.r..r. t.nI~ uf Cod Liver Oil sold in Europe or
r...- market j. due to the addition OF Bromlne,
...u". and Phosphorous thus possessing not only
.- e. siIunulAit and Alternative virtues OF ln"se
C.rr..c4,- tut the nourishing properties ol Iod-
LIVER Ou.
Price. one dollar and tittv cents per bottle.
4 .t.lu discount to the "" -.
MEADE 4 BAKER, Druggists,
aYls Agents for Virginia.
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and Gladwin, the proceedings OF the Con-
vention throughout would have been en-
tirely harmonious.
The secretary of the Convention was
yesterday presented with magnificent
bouquet.
Mr.. MCCARTnY.-The strange infatua-
ton that led the Rev. Mr.. Florence Nc
Carthy to become an agitatOr and dis
turber Of society we are unable to under
stand. That he should have completely
changed his principles and sentiments, and
his status along with them, is unaccounta-
BILE. A native Of Richmond, a member of
q most exemplary family, brought up and
educated with brothers who have main
tained fame unimpeachablc for loyalty to
country and to all the relations of life, 1t
is beyond the understanding how he should
have consented to take a step against all
his own avowed opinions, against his edu-
cation, and at war with the religious COM
munion Of which he was q respected men,
ber; nay, against the very household in
which were formed all the ties and affcc-
tions the dearest known on earth. 1t is
one of the most strange moral perversions
we have known. 1t is we'll that he has
been frank and bold in an apostacy which
has so isolated him in fearful manner.
He settles the matter quickly, draws the
dark line which marks his position in tho
community, and at once deprves himself
of that power to do the harm which more
stealthy and hypocrtical course of pro-
ceeding might have enabled him to infiict.
The reverend gentleman perhaps fur
nishcd clue to his great fall when he in
formed the negroes that he intended to be
candidate for Congress. With examples
afforded by that body recently, it was
natural that man who is ambitious to ac-
quire membership in it should conceive
that process of sclf-dcgradation was ne
cessary to obtain his object. We trust,
however, that combined effort of the
good and responsible men of the country
will elevate the Congress in dignity and
virtue, so that such men as Mr.. Mccarthy
may despair of ever entering it. 1t is
little singular that the reverend gentle
man, in his broad views of equality, did
not offer the place of Congressman to one
of his black brethren! But the solid ad-
vantages of the equality he plainly deter
mined to take to himself. 1t is charity to
consider him deranged.
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MATCH GAME OF BASE BALL.-The
Richmond Juniors having accepted chal-
lenge from the Stonewall Baseball Club
of Church Hill, the match game was play
ed yesterday afternoon on the grounds of
the last named club, on Grace street, be-
tween Twenty-second and Twenty-third.
The game commenced at halfpast 2
o'clock, and continued for upwards of two
hours. The spectacle was very beautiful.
The Stonewall boys were dressed in their
full uniform-red pants, white shirts, and
red caps, with purple .ashes, while the
Juniors appeared in white pants and white
shirts, with red sashes. 1t must DE remem-
bered by our readers that the members of
the two clubs are youths, ranging from the
age of fifteen to seventeen years. A large
number of spectators, both ladies and gen.
tlemen, were present to witness the game,
which was won by the Stonewall Club af-
ter a hot contest. The following is the
score:
Richmond Ju,iors.-Outs q. Runs IA.
Stone,oaH Club.-Outs 26. Runs 80.
Time Two hours and fifty minutes.
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itENTINE ENGLISH MUSTARD,
wOoU'S PHARMACY.
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ItOkiCE PASTE.
= "uu' trsbic, T"nqua Beans, Virgin Olive Oil,
H. Sn 'SL. for tobacco manufacturers, always on
~""' snd for sale low by
J. PITPIELD GEORGE,
Importer aud Wholesale dealer, In Blair i Pow
p house, Cary street, below Fifteenth street,
.-'h'rnrf. Va ly 2S-lm
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NRANGE FLOWER WATER OF

4 lDlIOk'S ESTATE OF
- N,LAS oM1HrNpRo, LATE OF THE CITY
~ hMOAD, STATE OF VIRGINIA. DE-
~ 80 hD The undersigned, Auditor appointed to
q, '..'.', lhe balance remaining in the hands OF
" " ..''@" carpenter, administrator cum tes an, TO
' "!Aoi'S Hose legally entitled 10 the same, will
,,rg,t, l..a, purpose on FRIDAY, the l7th day OF
i ~, !'', At o'clock, 7. NJ l., in the Library
wy" VI ,he court house, in the city Of Lancaster,
~ ..' "h~ie All persons interested ia said dstri.
',..,h may attend GEORGE NJ. KLINE,
80" Auditor
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Soit LEATHER AND FRENCH
:. 'saLt SklNS,-We have just received = large
Hn.k LEATHER, FRENCH and AMERICAN
ar >h!AS Ctlhe most celebrated brands, which
- a'7 @riHnS ~ reasonable. rates.
CHOCkLEY 4 &FERNEYH0UGH,
thirteenth street, between Main and Cary.
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ATA MEETING of the Confederate Base
Ball Club held on the 23d instant the fol-
lowing officers were elected:
George Anderson, president; Edward
Murray, vicc-president W. G. Bentley,
treasurer; David Hall, secretary; Edward
Crcnshaw, captain first nine.
The club meets three times week on
their grounds on Navy Hill.
HEAVY TnEFT.-Mann Harris was ar
rested and committed to the second sta
tion-house yesterday, charged with steal
ing couple of No. mackerel, valued at
three cents each, from Samuel Duger.
This important case will probably be ven-
tilated at the Mayors Court this morning.
LIFE ms URANCE--MANHATTAN Con-
PAYY.-The times are hard and the future
little clouded, therefore it is more than
ever important that heads Of families
should take care to put their house in or
der, and let not those who depend on them
while living suffer on account Of unexpect-
ed and untimely death. \ very sure mode
of providing against such contingency is
to take out a policy Of life insurance
which requires the annual payment of q
small sum only for the gratifying assurance
that the survivors will be protected against
want, or made independent, according to
the amount insured.
Several very large companies have ap-
pointed agencies in Richmond, among them
the Manhattan Life Insurance Company,
one of long standing and large capital.
General p. T. Moore is the agent for this
city. He has met with unusual success.
Sec advertisement.
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JrNIL ABLE NJ f. DIClN ES.-Pol-
..- W.mriy. bavi>'s Pain Killer, Lronaris
,...t.r.. pr Brckn"lrs Syrup. Plantation Bit
-. -..~ty JOHN W.'RlSoN, Druggist,
. Main and Third streets
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DtlME CHEESE.-A small consign-
4 Een. choice DAIRY CHEESE, landing from
't"i"r, for sale by
aaH WILLIAM T KING l. co.
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YEA, TEA, TEA.-We have superior
1 srlicls Of GREEN and JAPAN TEA, which
ne onsr Ia qualities ~ suit fsmllies.
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OuR CHURCHES To-MoRRow.-The usual
services at the several churches to-mor-
row with the following exceptions:
Rev. Thomas NJ. Amber, of Williams
burg, will preach in St. Pauls Episcopal
Church morning and night.
The Monumental Church is still closed
for repairs.
Rev. DR.. W. II. Hopson has returned to
the city, and will preach in Sycamore
Church Sunday morning.
Rev. DR.. Baird is absent from the city,
but services will be held as usual in the
First Presbyterian Church.
The Second Presbyterian Church is still
closed, the repairs not having been COM
pleted.
Rev. R. B. C. Howell, D. D., of Nash
vile, will preach in the First Baptist
Church in the morning, and Rev. DR.. Bur-
rows at night.
Rev. DR.. Shaver will preach in the
Second Baptist Church in the morning,
and Rev. II. C. Townsend at night.
Rev. William Fisher, of Greenbrier, will
preach in Leigh-street Baptist Church in
the morning, and Rev. A. Z. Dickinson
at night.
The hour for night service has been
changed to 8 o'clock in all the Episcopal
Methodist churches.
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r4,...1rEsvILLE, VA.
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.
long train is tucked up, and falls over .
ribbon which is fastened to the reyers at
each side of the front Of the skirt, and
then tied in the centre Of the skirt with
an enormous bow. A critic in such mat
ters suggests that stylish evening dress
might be made up from this idea thus /:
"Let the underskirt be mass of tulle
puffings, and the overskirt long cloud or
veil of tulle caught back by wide rose,
cerisc, or blue ribbon fastened by bow or
bouquet of flowers"
A late style In Paris is for the paletot to
match the dress in this novel manner: II
the dress is solid, the paletot is striped +; II
the dress is striped, the paletot is solid.
A style of peplum for evening wear is :
"Opsn at the sides, where 1t falls in deep
points finished with long tassels; the front
part of the peplum is much shorter than
the back, and it is finished with rich trim
ming laid on in Grecian pattern. Fer the
street it would be Of heavy black gros
grains trimmed with jet passementerie, and
for evening 1t would be Of light silk richly
ornamented with Cluny lace. aud edged
with silver BELLS"
The corsages Of evening dresses are
growing shorter; sleeves almost disappear
and wide sash, known IS infant de cheur
is worn round the waist and tied in bow
at the side. Not at all comely.
For low dresses, now somewhat in the
ascendant, somewhat scrupulous persons
would be relieved Of embarrassment by
yelling the neck with tulle scarf thrown
over the shoulders, or tucker Of tulle
sewed to the dress and drawn up to the
throat by ribbon or velvet.
Aprons are fashionable. For morning
the dainty little bib.apron Of white mus
lin, edged with tiny tiuted rufile. Somt
are made with the skirt ffilled On 70 tht
band or bib, while others again are gcrsd
Smyrna times., 1866-07-11
Pratt & Evans
NEW
Machine Shop & Iron Foundry,

The subscribers having associated themselves un.
der the above named firm, give notice that they have
hited up the building Market ST., Smyrna, Del,
opposite the Methodist Church, and placed therein
new hrst-class Engine, together with the necessa-
ry Machinery, and are prepared to manufacture
and repair ALL KINDS OF
A Agricultural Machinery,
Such as Reapers, Horsepowers, Cornshellers, Drills,
Threshers, Grain Fans, Sorghum Mills, Plows, &c.
Steam Engines fitted up and repaired. Also, all
kinds OF Wood and Iron Turning, Scroll Work, &c.
In connection with the above they have an IRON
FOUNDRY, and will manufacture castings of every
description. Especial attention will be given to the
manufacture of PLOWS and PLOW CASTINGS.
Plows and Castings always on hand at wholesale
prices.
One Of the firm being experienced Foundry.
man, and the other a thoroughly practical Machin.
st they feel they give entire satisfaction to
all who may favor them with their patronage-myl6 6
JAS. ii. PRATT. j. ID. EVANS.
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EXECUTORS, SALE

Wii be sold at Public Sale, at the late residence
Finley, y ''''"
On Tuesday, 2Sth Of August.
1866. at Il o'clock, A. NJ, the following personal
property, viz One eight-day Clock, Desk, Book.
Case and Books, Feather Bed, Carriage and Har.
ness, Sideboard, and other articles Also 30 shares
Stock of Del. & Md. Railroad Company.
TERas-6 months credit on sums over ten dollars.
Smyrna times., 1866-07-11
The Camp, the Battle Field,
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Smyrna times., 1866-07-11
N NEW STORE

AND NEW OODS!
T H. PRIMROSE has Just received direct from,
Cd the Philadelphia and New York markets AN nj
most entirely new stock of goods of every variety.
Ills old stock was greatly reduced in order that he
might rePlenish 1t with new styles at the reduced
prices, which reduction is very great. He has a
beautiful line Of goods both Domestic and Foreign,
ladies Dress Goods,
Such as Poplins, Al-WooI Delaines. Gingbams, and
all kinds OF White Goods, etc.
CASHMERE DEPARTMENT large and complete, and
offers great inducements in style, and especially IN
price.
Notions Ofevcry Variety,
Hosiery, Gents Foreign and Domestic Neck Ties
Paper Collars, best and cheapest in town. and nu-
merous other articles. HATS and CARS
BOOTS AND s He Els,
For Gents, Ladies, Boys, Youth and Children. A
nice line of Ladies' Black CATERS, which will be
offered at greatly reduced prices. Splendid line of
all kinds.
MACKEREL AND HERRING
very low Splendid Herring at $3.50 per barrel
half barrels No. Mackerel at $50 which ar
prime. The above goods will all be sold for Cash
or exchanged for Country Produce at cash prices.
J. ii. PRIMROSE,
Opposite Bearne's Bakery, Commerce Street
Smyrna, Del.
2OOO Ios' Carpet rags wanted my2 &c
Smyrna times., 1866-07-11
Agricultural Machinery.

Who has the best assortment of Fine Hats ?
E, Ward.
Smyrna times., 1866-07-11

j. II. Primrose is the place to buy the low.
est priced Cotton Warp and Knitting Cotton in
own. Try him This is the place to buy the
cheapest goods in Smyrna. Go and see 'f fSr
yourself " 'oe lor
Smyrna times., 1866-07-11
STOCK OF
Dry Goods and Groceries
FOR SALE AT
centreville, Queen Anne's County MD

The undersigned wishing to discon,,n,o ,h. INV
GOODS and GROCERY Business offers his S,ocL oc
Goods for sale at present market prices for cosn
rare opportunity is now offered to any one wishing 10
engage in the business.
The stock is quite small. and can be bought on good
terms nothing but staple goods on hand. The store
can be rented for this year. lease gwen for sever
si years, if preferred.
For further particulars address Editor CITIZEN at
this place. J. w. PRICHARD,
jez0 81 CentrevIlle, Md.