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RrcHMosp, September IL, 1868.
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CUi0Hei JohHSDn:
sir.-l was absent from the city during the prose.
cuiion of H. Riyes Pollard for unlawful entry OF
Hewitt's house, and only saw newspaper report
of the proceedings in court on my return yester-
day. Ia the EI.hmond Examiner hnd the follow
Colonel Johnson said Mr.. Daniel had tried to
hide the tru-using all his art and skill for that
purpose The effort was to sacrifice gentleman
mat tho reputation Of prostitute might Do
screened. 1t was shaIne-a Disgrace.
write to inquire If the paper referred to reports
vour speech correctly In this particular. You mus!
know from your large experiences that SUCH IAN
ruavs is not warranted either by the heat of debas
or zeal for a clients cause, and | am Inclined ~
think that you misreprs~snted By the re
porter OF the paper, because your relations
with my father have been OF such a friendly cha.
act.r that am a oss 10 conceive any motive you
IAN have to offer him public and wanton insult
III am correct in my conclusion / suppose you
will not object to make dsciatm"r In the CO.
Iumns OF the ErnD,a,f OF amy Intention 70 inpnS!
the fairness and integrity Of my father rs oharaa
ter
who " Ill hand you this note, or at your earlies
convenience. ,t,.
''' b. T. DANIEL, JR.
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Aithmond 1ispattt.
"a, 1866.
Aucti0,, Sales This Dan.

SAMPSON JONES. JE., 4 co. will sell at No. s
Fifteenth street, between Main and Cary, COM
>mencing at 10 O'Clock, an assortment Of grocs-
Aes, wines, and liquors.
H&SHsoN, GODD1N & &APPERsoN will sell upon
,hS\premises at o'clock P. N. the lot on
whhh the Traders Bank stood, together with
old bricks, stone, iron vaults, &c.
GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS will sell upon the premises
at5o'clock p. N. q brick dwelling on the east
side Of Tenth street between L and N.
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IMPROVEMENT AT THE GAS WoRKs-Mr,
Campbell, Superintendent of the Gas
Works, has commenced the construction
of large circular tank, or reservoir, SINH
lar to that used at the old works, on Cary
street, but of much greater capacity. The
new tank is to be about nincty-two feet in
diameter, and will hold, when completed,
26O, 900 feet of gas. 1t is to be located i'm
mediatcly south of the works, and will pre-
sent very imposing appearance from
Main street. In order to drain the water
from the lot on which the tank isto be con-
structcd, ditch has been dug connecting
with Gilic's creek, and the work will be
prosecuted with energy by the force en-
ploycd.
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RICHMOND, September is, lsss.

X. T. Ddaiei, Jr.:
Ny Dear Sir,-I confess to some surprise styoul
communication was not aware that any one snp.
no.eI that / intended TO insult your father, and
suppose now thai such an impression was created
/ mink you, perhaps know enough OF me to know
thai when desire to offer an insul Ia gentle
man. am not capable Of doing So otherwise than
dirsctly and | know Of no gentleman whom
would be more reluctant to offend than your IA
Their And not only take great pleasure In saying
10 YOU that lid not desire TO do 80, but the mrs
time see him shall tell him 80.
1 trust this will satisfy you upon the subject.
very 'e'p''''0 MARMADCkE JOHNSON.
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NEW FIRx.-Mr v. NJ. X. Branch, formerly OF
the firm OF Thomas A. Bulkey Co., and Mr..
Emanuel Currant, OF Charleston, s. C., have
formed a CO. o-partnership, and opened large stock
OF China, glass, earthenwars, and house furnish
ing goods at the northwest corner OF Main and
Eighth streets Mr.. Branch Is well-known TO
bousekeepers In the city and dealers Throughout,
the State and We are sure that the Arm will by
liberal dealing and by keeping asuperior stock,
deserve a large share OF public patronage.
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Ms GrLxyR,s SPEECH To.NIGHr.-Let the
voters turn out In their full strength onisht to
hear the vindicaton OF our late Senator From all
we can learn Mr. GiImer will disc uss all the great
questions OF internal improvement, upon which
the real interests OF Richmond depend
Besides the speech OF Mr.. Gilmer, the voters
should nominate a suitable candidate for the se.
nate. Surely We have some old and permanent
resident who Is worthy OF the place, and whom We
can elect. MADISON WARp.
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PrBLIc MEETING To NraHr.-Let every voter
attend the meeting on the Public Square to- night.
Besides Mr.. Gilmers speech In defence OF his
votes, we must nominate his successor. Let the
people nominate their own Sc nator, Independent OF
the Ecdminer.
Where Is P. II. Aylet', W. n. Elliott. George w.
Smith, William Green. Colonel Golfer Cabell, &c
Come one, come all, and let Richmond speak out.
MONROE WARp.
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EFFECTS OF THE SToRM.-Thc heavy rain
of Friday last washed away several hun
lred feet of the banks of Bloody Run, south
Of the gas works. This soil, with large
amount washed from the hills above, was
carried into Gillic's creek. and from thence
into the river, thus furnishing more work
for the dredging machine and imposing a
still further tax upon the city treasury
1t would undoubtedly he wise policy in the
City Council 10 make an appropriation for
the building OF stone wall on either side
of the run, below the Gas Works. The pro-
pcrty belongs to the city, and this improve
mcnt would vastly enhance its value. 1t
will have TO be done eventually, and if it
were done at once considerable expense
would he saved in the matter Of dredging
the river. Gillie's creek also needs some
attention, though the improvement alluded
to above is ot paramount Importance.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER 70.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Petersburg, Travers, Baltimore, mer-
chandise and passengers, ID. W Currie.
Steamer Agnes, Bourne, New York, merchandise
and passengers, y. Ayres Go.
Steamer Thomas A. Morgan, HILL, NortoIk, mer-
chandise and passengers, J. Ii. Freeman:
Schooner Young Teazer, Burger, New York, gu
.ano, Elicit Royster.
Schooner /. C. Hertz, Gray, Rocklsnd. Lime. Lee
& Pettyjohn.
Southern Fertilizing Company.
Schooner Serene, Miller, Georgetown, s, G., lum-
ber City Railroad Company. Reports the brig
Tangier Of Bangor, for Bath, Ne, lying al George
town, S. c., bar, with all hands on board sick.
SAILED.
Steamer Agnes, Bourne, New York, .nerchan-
dise and passengers, ). Ayres Co.
Steamer Petersburg. Travis, merchandise and
passengeIs, ID. y w. Cnrrie.
Steamer Saratoga, King, New York, msrshan-
disc and passengers, q. +. Watson.
.#-a FOREIGN PORTS.
BRENgSUAvES, September ARRIVED, barque
Mozart, Meatjer, from City Point.
= MEMORANDA.
BALTINoRE, September H-Cleared, schooner
A. L. smyrk, Jones, Richmond.
Barque J. X. Davis, -, from Severn lslana,
with guano for orders, arrived III Hampton Roads'
September GOTH
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE oS THE DANTILLE
Observation-Disclosures Dodamcs.d an
nounces an important change i'll the run
ming of the passenger trains on this road:
The accommodation train is discontinued
and the mail tain leaves Richmond at 7:4o
A. NJ. and arrives here at 4:35 Z. NJ.
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CoRREcrroy.-Please insert In your paper thai
was not fined In the Mayors court. II was Annie
Jordan. wish to state to the public that keep
all orderly and well-governed house, ~ can
prove by some OF the most respectable citizens oil
Richmond, and which was also proven In the
Court of Hustings Of this city.
MRS. ISABELLA RICK.
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FUNERAL OF A SUNDAY SCHOOL SCHOLAR.
The funeral Of AlSs Mason, member OF
Trinity Methodist Church Sunday school,
who died in Henrico county OH Saturday
night of cholera, took place yesterday at:
tcrnoon. The grief of the parents was sad
to witness.
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DRrxEs.-Needle-gun whisky was all
the go OH Saturday, and the consequence
was that several jolly fellows fell into the
hands of the Philistines and were lodged
in the station-houScs to cool Oft. The
whisky that is now retaled in Richmond IS
dangerous stuff to meddle with.
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CoMpLINENTAEY.-Several reporters OF
the city press happened to meet at the
Ballard House on Saturday evening, and
were complmcntcd by Major Thomas Z.
Ballard with an excellent supper. 1t was
quiet but very pleasant little family
party
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MEErrSs To- NraHr-Let the meeting tonight
on the Public Square be full one. Besides Mr..
dinners speech, which, we hear, will embrace
many interesting questions, We mus, nominate a
suitable candidate a. the successor OF Mr.. Giiner
We must nominate Senator from such men a. p.
II. Aylett, w. N. Elliott, George w Smith, &c.
MoyRoB WARD.
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THE FEAST OF TABERHACLEs.-The jew
ish festival of Succoth," or Feast of
Tabernaclcs, commences to-day. The
synagogucs will bc open for divine worship
at 9 O'Clock, and the ceremonies peculiar
TO the occasion will be observed. Tie Jews
find their authority for this festival in Le-
yiticus, 23d chapter, 43d verse.
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HEAVY DErALcATIoN.-The Chief of Po-
lice of this city has received notification
to be on the lookout for man Tanned
Adolphus Bernard, late ticket agont on the
Memphis and Charleston railroad, wt,o Is Il
defaulter to the amount OF $4,000. A re-
ward of 81, 500 is offered for his arrest.
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Members of Board of Health.


CHOLERA IN THE CouSTr.-We learn
that five deaths have occurred among the
negroes Oh the farm next below Mrs
Pico;'s, in Hcnrico county. We are no,
aware that the authorities are making any
efforts to discover the cause of the preva'
lcncc of the disease in tho county, but We
have heard it attributed to the stagnant
water in and around the lortifications. II
this be so, they ought to he levelled al
once. That some local cause exists, there
is no doubt, and the matter should be in
vcstigated without delay.
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ORpINAxCE YIoIATI0Hs.-A large num-
Der of ordinance violations, such Is OBJ
structing sidewalks running wagons with.
out license, ks}P ping hogs within the city
limits, Sc, were reported by the police on
Saturday. The Mayor Win have bh Aaada
full thls mosuipgs n .a rs 'eiots,i2 - 4
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TIE OPERA.-To-nieht the Ghioni and
Susin Opera Troupe will open an operate
season of six nights, which we hope will
be such as the fame and popularity Of this
company should insure. We have no
doubt, however, that the people of Rich
mond, who are noted admirers of music,
will welcome Max Strakosch and his ar
tistes as warmly as their means will admit.
Should the season not be as brilliant and
as successful as the Signor may expect,
we beg that he will attribute it to the true
cause.-the impecuniosity Of the people.
Tonight we will have Eerdi's celebrated
opera of Ernani, with very attractive
caste. Many of our people remember that
this opera was produced with fine effect
here last spring. The members of the
old troupe now with it will sustain the
same parts as they then did, and the re-
manning ones will be taken by the new
members of the company, who are spoken
of as even better than the old ones.
Madam Ghioni, whose superior acting,
good voice, and fine appearance we well
recollect, will sing the part of Elvira; lrfre,
who was n favorite tenor, and Maretzek' 3
right t-hand man in New York last winter,
enacts the part of Ernani and Susini, with
his rich, deep voice and admirable pre-
sencc, takes the role of Silva. He is par
ticularly fine in this part. Maria, young
man of handsome appearance, and with
feeling baritone voice, will appear as
Charles V. This part was taken by Man
cusi last season. The chorus and orches-
ira have received considerable additions,
and are now fully able to support this fine
cast. The entertainment will bc OF the
highest order; and our people should not
fail to avail themselves of the opportunity
of hearing q fine Interpretation of one OF
the finest musical compositions ever written.
Seats can be secured without extra charge.
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INDECENT ExPosURE.-A negro named
William Henry Gibson, was arrested on
Saturday for bathing in the river in pub
lie place, and indecently exposing his per
son to passers by. 1t is more than proba-
bIe that the police might find many similar
cases if they would keep a strict watch.
Bathing is a. commcndable practice, but it
is one which should be privately induigcd
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PACIFIC GrAyo.-An interesting letter on the
value OF this guano az tested by the writer appears
IN this days Dispatch. Mr. Courts Is an expert
enced planter of North Carolina, and his opinion
is entitled to weight
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LOCAL MATTERS.

MAYORS CoURr-MAYoRM MAYO PRESIDING
SATURDAY MORNING.-A negro girl named
Polly was committed in default of surety
for icr good behavior.
Henry Peers, negro, charged with being
found in gentlcman's passage on FRIDAY
night, was committed Ill dotault OF surety
Edward Connolly, IAit.d STATE. soldier
was 4raigncd for being drunk ~nd disor'
deS the suee1. His case wa con-
tiTs In the ab>cl.ce ot "it-e-.es.
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THE ENBEH DAYs.-The solemn fast in
the Episcopal and Roman Catholic churches
known as the three autumnal Ember days
commenced OH Wednesday last and closed
on Saturday. The object of the observance
of these days is to consecrate to God the
four seasons of the year, to obtain His
blessing on the fruits Of the earth, and to
be of Him worthy ministers Of His Church.
1t is a curious but accidental fact that at
the same time the Hebrew world, in the
celebration of Yom kippur, the great Day
of Atonement, were observing fast as
rigid as that OF the Catholic and Episcopal
churches.
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PERsoSAL.-Michaol O'Doherty, a pro-
minent member OF the Fenian Brother
hood, and delegate from Missouri to the
Fenian Congress, is at present in this city.
He formerly resided in Richmond.
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GUANo.-A large quantity Of guaDo Is
now arriving ct this port. Heavy cargoes
are brought in every week, chiefly con-
signed TO Richmond merchants, and the ar
ticle is said TO be much in demand. The
four years blockade deprived agricultu-
rists of the use Of this approved manure
during that period, and they now desire 70
restore their lands to their former rich.
nm by yts NnslS spPlisates,a fs.l,i III, I !
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HOLLYWOOD MEMoRlAL BAzAAR.-A
meeting Of the Executive Committee OF
the Hollywood Memorial Bazaar will he
held in the lecture-room OF the Second
Presbyterian church at ii o'clock this
Monday morning. All ladies who desire
to obtain work, or to furnish material by
way of helping ON the cause, are requested
to meet the committee at that time and at
every succeeding meeting. 1t is proposed
to open the bazaar early in the ensuing
winter; and the industry with which the
lady managers are working, gives promise
that the enterprise will be a success.
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EXTENSIVE ROBBERY OF LEAD PIPE.--The
store of +. Mcdowell P. X. Whites old
stand), was broken open on Friday night
and robbed Of every foot of lead pipe it
contained. The two water closets and re-
servoirs, and a washstand on each floor
were ripped to pieces and all the pipe
taken out, besides the night soil pipes and
everything else used TO conduct the water
into or out of the building. 1t is estima-
ted that the thieves stole some $50 feet
amounting to 600 or 700 pounds of lead
In their hurry to complete the job they
tore off the plastering in several places
thus damaging the house considerably
They sell this pipe to the junk-shop keep.
ers for about five cents per pound. They
effected an entrance into the store by
breaking open the back door. 80,
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SCHOOLFIELD'S CHOLERA AND
- DIARRHGA PILLS, PREpARED Bf Dk:
have been tested by the experience OF twenty-five
years They will cure tho first symptoms of Cho-
I'm al these diseases de lays are dangerous and the
pills should be promptly given when relief Will
be sure. buy box and keep them In the house
ready for use.
For sale Ly MEADE y BAKER, WILLIAM
n. SCOTT, and CHARLES JOHNSTON. Druggists,
Richmond Va . -.
PRicE Twenty I'VE cents per box. re l4-lm'
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REPORT OF BOARD OF HEALTH
OFFICE OF BOARD OF HEALTH,)
RICHMOND, September %, 1866,
6 o'clock =. NJ.

o'clock p. N.
Strive present you the following q,
the cholera report for the last forty eight
hours:
on SATURDAY.
One case on Seventh between Clay and
Leigh streets NEGRO male) fatal.
One case on College street, near African
church, (white) convalescent. .
One case between Marshall and Broad
near New Market, (white) fatal.
One case near Central railroad shops
(whitc); convalescent.
One case corner Grace and Fifth streets
(negro) fatal.
One case corner of Dock and Seven
teenth streets (white female); fatal.
One case on Eighteenth street, between
Grace and Broad white female) fatal.
on SUNDAY.
One case on Main, between Nineteenth
and Twentieth streets (white); doubtful
One case Oh Ross street (white female)
doubtful.
Respectfully,
J. G. CABELL, NJ. D.,
W. II. TAYLOR, NJ. D.,
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CoMPLETED.-The new shed on f.yers's
wharf at Rockets has been completed. In
appearance it is decided Improvement
upon the other structures of the kind in
the immediate neghborhood.
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SPEAKING IN JEFFERSON WARD.-Major
Tyler addressed the voters Of Jefferson
Ward in the hall over the First Market on
Saturday night. lie commented with
great severity upon the conductor Of Rich
mond newspaper which had that morning
criticised his course, and appealed to the
sovereigns to vote for himself as the only
candidate for the senatOrship who would
truly represent their interests. Colspel
Spalding also made o brief speech, which
vas well received by his hearers, and the
meeting broke up between . and 10 o'clock
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THsMEcHASIcs BASE. BALL CLrB is tho name OF
an association just organized in Jefferson Ward
They will meet to- night at o'clock in the room
d arst game.
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SEPTEMBER Is, 1865.

Messrs Editors,-Reluctant as | am To lntruds
nv private affairs on the public attention, JUS
tice I, parties concerned requires that the fol.
lowing correspondcnce be publishea. bs 90
kind therefore as to give II place in the columns OF
your journal, and oblige -
Yours, &c., Is. i. DANIEl JR.
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COURT ORDERS.

VIRGINIA.-Atr rules held in the
Y Clerks office of the Circuit Court Of Glouees-
ter county at the court housI on the hfs, & h1"ass ,ss
month, J. Prosser Tabb. plaintiff,
Against
T. b. Frayser. Defendant,
IN DEBT AND Upon Az ATTACHMENT RsreS'kD
The object Of this suit Is 70 recover OF the de.
fcndant the sum Of sixty dollars, with Interest
thereon from the LIST day Of January, lsd?, till paid
due by bond. And II appearing by affidavit made
| and fled that the defendant is not Resident
OF this State II Is ordered that the said defendant
of thfs order and do what is necessary to protect
his interests in this suit
se l7-M4w JOHN R. CARY, &C.
VIRGINIA.-At rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court OF Glouces-
ter county at the court house, on the first Monday
In September, 1865, being the third day Of the
month, J Prosser Tabb, executor OF John Tabb,
Against
T. b. Frayser, Defendant,
IN DEBT AND UPON IJh Az ATIAcHAEsr ksrUASs0
The object Of this suit is TO recover oAths de-
| fendxnt the sum Of kfty dollars, with intsres
thereon from the Let day oi JsnusEy nsi. ~ PAID
| and filed that the defendant ID not resident o
this State 1t is ordered that the said defendant dc
this order and do what il necessary to protect his
Sc l7-Msw JOhS II. SAhl, v. v.
TN GLOUCESTER COUNTY COURT
| l. September, 1895:
Robert c. Garland, Andrew NJ. Grafton, Rober
| F. Grafton, James J. Grafton, Eliza Garrison
a widow Matilda Owen, q widow and
| Robert Healy, executor Of Augustine owen
| deceased. .......CompialhAhes
Against
The two children and heirs OF Pamela Grafton, de
| ceased, whose names are unknown. Defendants
| Is CHASCERI.
| The object Of this suit is to obtain decree 10
the sale Of 3 tract OF land In the said county o
| Gloucester with the houses, &c known as Cypress
| Bank, immed dateIy on the Dragon swamp, and dis
tributon Of the proceeds Of sale among the partis
| erttled thereto, This day came the plaintiffs an'
filed their bill ;Sand !, APPEARING by affidavit mad
and filed that the defendants are not residents
this State 1t is ordered that the said desndants d'
| appear within one manth after due pubiica!lon
tls order and do what ID necessary TO protect the
inter ests in this suit.
| copy-Teste: ,
| seI7-N&v JOHN x. CARY, &C.
II
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SENATORIAL ELECrIoS.-We have been requested
to say that JAMES A. Scorr, ESD, Is not candi-.
date for the Senate of Virginia, and could not
serve if elected
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COREY IL LUBBOCK, CORNER
NTwENTY.FiRsT AND DOCK sTRgETs
WHOLESALE AND BETAIL DEALERS In ALL
KINDS OF PAPER sTOCK.-Ths subscribsrs
would respectfully inform their friends and tns
public generally that they have this day formed
! CO-PARTNERSHIP for the purpose OF con-
ducting GENERAL PAPER STOCK BUsis Ess.
and are prepared to pay the hiBhsst cash prices
FOR LIN8 In and COTTOH RAGS. OLD BOOKS, ~.
PEkEECTI3NS, SCRAP PAPER. MASILLA
tanning to the manufacture Of paper. The senior
partner, Mr.. COREY, Is we'll known In Rich.
mond ~ having been engaged for ssvera yssr- "a
the trade The junior partner, Mr.. LUBbGCk,
was for several years secretary and treasurer VI
, the franklin Paper Mill Company, and su5se.
auently agent OF the Manchester Paper n III. afi
will be happy to serve the customers OF Doih
estab Inn sf{s. We have made arrangements with
Messrs. Robinson S Fairbanks, agents, TO furnish
the Manchester Paper mill with stock, and trust
that gatherers OF stock will sse the importance OF
selling II where II will be kept at home. Country
dealers and merchants sending Us rags, &C., can
rely on prompt remittancss in every instance.
"a 17-3m II. w. LUBBOCK.
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DOMESTIC INSURANCE.

MONTAGUE Il WHITALL
1t1 Late Of the Merchants Insurance Company
OF Richmond,l
INSURE PROPERTY OF ALL KINDS IN THE
MOST RELIABLE COMPANIES.
They also effect
MARINE INSURANCE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
O@ce, No. 2sI Main street, just below the Spots
wood Hotel de ll-u