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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-09
RICHMOND. March s. 1861,

Messrs. Editors,-Please acknowledge
the receipt for the poor of 100 bushels of
lump coal from the Glover Hill Company,
26 cords of seasoned oak and pine wood
from the Petersburg Railroad Company,
which Mr.. Gill, the obliging superintend-
ent, hauled to the city without cost. Also,
Is cords of pine wood from Mr.. Charles
Marx, to be divided between the Male and
Female Orphan Asylums and the poor OF
Richmond. 1t is on behalf of these two
institutions and the poor that make this
acknowledgment. This fuel for the poor
was most seasonable, and it has been dis.
tributed among about one hundred fami.
lies, all Of whom know to be in need.
WILLIAM w. PARKER.
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VOL. xxx.
LIST OF LETTERS.

r IST OF LETTERS REMAINING
LIN THE PoST-oFFICE AT RICHMOND,
STATE OF VIRGINIA, MARCH .. 1897;
III not called for within one month they Will pf
sent 10 the Dead Letter once.
To strangers or transient visitors In town o.
city, whoee special address may be unknown,
should be marked on the lower ieft-h hand corner
with the word " transient"
place the postage stamp on the upper right hand
corner and leave space between the stamp and
direction for post marking without interfering
with the writing.
To obtain any Of these letters the applicant mus
call for " "adrerttsed letters" giving the date Of
this list, and pay one cent for advertising.
N. B.-A request for the return Of letter to the
writer, II unclaimed within thirty days or less
written or printed, with the writer's name, post
Office and State across the left and end Of the
velope, on the face side. will be complied with.
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MEETING AT THE EBENEZER CHURCH
THE LoYALIsTs AGAIN RATIFY.-A very
large number of the colored people assem-
bled at this church last night to complete
the ratification of the Stevens-Sherman-
Shellabarger bill. Mr.. Hunnicutt again
took the stand, and spoke in the same
strain as reported in the Dispatch of yes
terday. Our reporter not wishing to run
the risk of being put out the second time,
did not attempt to gain admittance, but
from all he could hear, the meeting was
orderly throughout. The speakers were
frequently applauded, and everything
passed off to the entire satisfaction OF all
present.
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THE RIvER.-The freshet in the river
still continues. The water rose during the
day Yesterday about fifteen to eighteen
inches. The current is very strong, and
there is floating rubbish still in the stream.
This is an indication that it is still on the
rise above this point, and We may there.
fore look for it to be still higher. A large
portion of the low grounds opposite to the
lower part of the city are under water, and
very large numbers of persons OF. both
sexes go to see it. Libby's Hill is one of
the best points from which to view it, and
many visitors may be seen on it at all
hours in the day.
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THE RATIFICATION MEETING THURSDAY
NIGHT.-One Of our reporters went to the
African church on Thursday night to re-
port in good faith the proceedings of the
meeting. His object was solely to report
the speeches which he heard, &C., without
making any remarks of his own on them.
With this intention, he sought admittance
for some time in vain. At length, through
the exertons of the sentinels, he got po-
sition Just inside one of the doors, and
commenced to take his notes. He had not
followed the speaker very far, however,
before he was approached by one of the
armed guard and questioned as to what pa
per he was reporting for. When told that
it was for the Dispatch, he was answered by
the guard that his orders were to admit no
reporters but those for the Ne,o Nation,
but that he would be allowed to remain if
he took no notes. The duties of re-
porter being to stake notes." and that
privilege being denied us, we accordingly
took up our hat and left. Our report Of
the speeches would have been much fuller
but for this. Just as we were leaving the
hall Hunnicutt was speaking of the course
of the Richmond papers towards him and
his followers, and the last remark which we
heard as the door was closing upon our exit
was that he (HunnicutU was not afraid OF
the Richmond papers, they might do and
say what they pleased of him and the other
"loyal" men who were present; 1t only
strengthened them in their course, and
raised up friends for them in every loyal
heart"
1t is but just to add that another of our
reporters was invited to seat by the ora
tor of the evening himself.
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REPORT OF THE TOBACCO MARKET.

IUBAICU IIACHANUEJ [
RICHMOND, VA, March 8, 1867. :
We report the breaks full to-day. No
change to note in prices. Below we give
the transactions 81 hogsheads, II tierces,
and 35 boxes sold at the Exchange, Is
parcels loose tobacco sold at Shockoe
warehouse, as follows:
Lugs.-Manufacturing, common to good,
So to 81; manufacturing, sun-cured, $40
to SIS; shipping, common to good, So to
$3.50.
Leaf.-Manufacturing, common to good,
So to $lS; manufacturing, fancy COM
mon, 500 to $50; fancy wrappers, medium
to fine, $35 to 800.
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EXECUTIVE AppoISTMENTs.-The Cover
nor yesterday commissioned the following
persons as justices in Rockingham county
John w. Jordan, for District No. l, IN
place Of William White, resigned Lewis
.. Davidson, for District No. 2, in place OF
Samuel Cowan, removed from the district ;
John A. Gibson and William Lackey, for
District No. Z, in place Of James s. Glib
son, removed, and John W. Mackey, re-
signed.
H. C. Deshields was appointed notary
public for the city of Richmond and county
of Henrico.
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SAVINGS BASKs.-We learn that since
the adjournment of the stockholders of the
Dollar Savings Bank, few nights since,
several gentlemen have interested them
selves in getting subscriptions to another OF
the same character, to be located In this
portion of the city, with similar features to
that of the one mentioned above. A char
ter will soon be applied for, and the cor
porators anticipate commencing operations
at an early day.
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4itIlmond 1ispatth.
auction Sales This Day.

HARRISON, GoDDIN & APPEasoN viii sell, at
Iso'clock NJ, on the premises, the brick house
No. zoos Basin bank. together with three recti-
flyers and two receivers.
&. B. COOK viii sell at 10 o'clock at the horse lot
on Council Chamber Hill, number OF horses
mules, wagons, &c.
A. X. CRUMP will sell at 10 o'clock, at the horse
lot, Council Chamber Hill, large two-horse
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MAYORS CoURT-MAYoR MAYO PREsI.
MoRNING.-Richard White
negro, charged with feloDiously entering
the house of Samuel Binswanger in the
night time and stealing therefrom one otter
skin, five mink skins, two hundred copper
cents, two dozen pair of yarn socks, and
other articles, was brought up.
The skins were found in the possession
of the prisoner. He was sent to the Hust.
ings Court for examination, and remandcd
to Jail. :,
Eliza Sales, negro, charged with steal
ing -four, rice, and potatoes from M. Pike,
was called up. She confessed to having
committed the theft, and was sent to the
Hastings Court to be indicted for petit lar
ceny.
Newton Taylor, negro, was called mp to
answer for stealing iron from the Tredegar
Works. He was caught with the iron IN
his possession, and was sent to the llustings
Court to be indicted for petit larceny.
The continued case of John Ferguson,
charged with assaulting and beating David
Corley, was called up. 1t appeared from
the testimony that Corley beat Ferguson:
and his Honor fined him ten dollars, and
required him to give security for his good
behavior. Ferguson was discharged.
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YORK RIVER RAILRoAD.-The work on
the Pamunkey bridge, on this road, was
commenced in good earnest on Wednes-
day, with large force, and will be pushed
to completion with all possible energy.
Three cargoes Of iron are on the way-one
having arrived at City Point, and the other
two ordered to the White House.
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REBs & Co., sl3 and OIL Main street, the srtsrpri-
sing photographers, have just introduced the Csbi-
net Card Picture or the size cartes de rtsite,
recently introduced in New York and Philadel-
phia. They are about double the size Of the ordi-
nary carteS de cisite, which in many instances
have been found to be too small to give the desired
effect, particularly in standing figures. They have
also received albums in which to place them. Call
and see them.
REEs & Co. are determined to introduce all the
latest improvements and novelties, regardless Of
expense, to accomplish which they have appointed
an agent in New FORK to attend to that branch.
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NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR
IN ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.-The Board OF Com.
missioneTs on Artificial Limbs have entered into
contract with Dr. DOUGLAS BLY, to furnish Az
TIFICIAL LIMBS to the disabled men who are en-
titled to the benefit OF the appropriation made py
the Legislature.
In order to ths best working Of the commission
and the man anufacturer, and that no dfssppointment
may arise to any party ii is important that spph-
cauts for limbs observe the following order, VIZ
l. Let every applicant furnish bis name. kost-
ofnce and county TO the Com missioners forthwith
q Applicants will not come TO Richmond Tor
limbs until they receive orders to do So.
.. Applicants will be attended TO In the ordef Oh
their application. -,s q,
Each applicant will receive circular vitn IN
struetions.
companies have generously offered to give frss
trans portation to the applicants.
y. n. PEIHPOlNT,1
VIZ. P.TAILoR, Commissioners.
y. b. WATKINS,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 8, 1887.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, msr-
chandise and passengers, L. b. Tatum.
MEMORANDA.
On account OF the high water last evening the
steamer Ellie knight was Obliged to drop down
below the island, where she will remain until tn
river subsidies, she having greater portion Of her
cargo still on board.
10th February.
DISASTER.
Steamer Flambeau, OF the Atlantic Coast Mai
Steamship Company, having on board about 500 oi
the Forty ninth United States colored troops, des.
tined for the forts at the mouth OF the Cape Fear
river went ashore on the bar OFF that place on the
list Instant. The troops were landed safely, bu,
the vessel will prove total loss.
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ASSAULT IN MANCHESTER ON A RESIDENT
OF RICHMoHD.-On Thursday night, Mr.. j..
NJ. Seybolt, an owner and driver of hacks
of this city, was assaulted in Manchester
and brutally beaten by three men who had
engaged him to drive them over there.
During the affair one of them cut Seybolt
a severe cash over the forehead. Mr.. Sey-
bolt, after being released by his assallants,
was ordered to leave the place as quick as
possible, but was refused his ph@ton and
one of the horses, and therefore compelled
to return with only one of his animals.
The disturbance originated in consequence
of an unsettled claim which one of the
party held against Seybolt. Owing to the
hitherto good character Of the accused, we
forbear giving their names; but as the mat
ter is under investigation, it is probable
that they may yet be made public.
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POLICE ARREsTs.-Daniel Hall, white,
was arrested for attempting to assault and
beat Ann Franklin, white; and William
RYAN, United States soldier, for assaulting
Otto Morganstern.
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HENRIco COUNTY CoURT.-At this court
Yesterday no business OF public interest
was transacted. The grand jury will meet
to-day, when it is hoped that all witnesses
and others interested will be present.
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BIRD SToRE.-A novelty has been intro
duced in Richmond which is well worth
visit from the curious. At No. 1922
Main street will be found bird store, and
in it some five hundred of the feathered
choristers, who are chirping and singing all
day long. They are Of every variety-ca-
naries, blackbirds thrushes, goldfnches,
SC. There can be nothing prettier for a
present to q lady than pair Of these
|" singists" in the pretty cages which are
also on sale at the same place. The city
has never before had as good and varied .
lot of singing birds, nor as many parrots on
sale at one establishment, nor as cheap.
The ladies can spend an hour there very
pleasantly listening to and looking at the
Gagged songsters.
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THE HoPs.-The proprietors Of the prin-
cipal hotels have during the present win
ter afforded an infinite amount of salts
faction and elegant festive enjoyment with
the hops they have given. These enter
tainments have been well ordered, well
attended. decorous, and beautiful. The
proprietors have laid the temporary So
journers, especially the legislators, under q
heavy obligation to them. Last week the
hops at the Ballard House and the Ex-
change were very successful-beiDg largely
attended by the beauty and fashion of the
town-to which was added galaxy Of stars
only moving in this hemisphere for a limit
ed period. The music was fine, and to it,
delightful measures the happy bellies and
beaux danced away the hours with de-
light. Long, long, will all the participants in
these bright nights, gemmed with love and
beauty, remember with delight the winter
of 1s66-'67 in Richmond. For time al
least in them we buried and forgot oul
sorrows. We cannot be too grateful to the
generous proprietors. May they all grow
rich, and retire amidst the showered bless
ings of the thousands who have enjoyed
their generous cheer and elegant enter
tainmentS.
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The DIR. FRAYsER spoken of in yester-
days Dispatch in connection with the
meeting at the African church ,cas not j.
w. Frayser, druggist, corner Broad and
Seventeenth streets.
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LEsrrN SERVICES at st. Johns Episco-
nal church will be held on Wednesday,
and Fridays at half-past L. Al.
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THE POLICE GO TO SEE THE TIGER-THEY
SEE HIM-AND FOR ONCE HE MAKES No
THING OF A Extraordinarily night be-
tween ii and II o'clock Captain Jenkins,
Sergeant Burlington, and private Gum, OF
the police, disguised with citizens over
coats, gained admission into two faro
establishments on Franklin street. They
first paid their respects to the elegant
saloon of William II. Duke, at the corner
of Fourteenth street and Exchange alley.
There they found the implements" in
cluding the enchanting chips" and the
keeper of the tiger, with dealing-box and
cards before him. Two citizens, with
"cue" papers, and their hazards on the
board, were about to enter into deadly
conflict with the fascinating and uncon-
querable tiger.
The official visitors next rang at the door
of William Snellings, who himself, neither
smelling nor suspecting anything wrong
appeared at the door5 and let them in. The
machinery Of the game was all on hand
but the chair behind the table was unoccu.
pied. Two other citizens were there found
confronting the tiger, ready to do or die.
The Mayor sent the cases on to the
Grand Jury. The parties gave bail.
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JUDGE LYoNs's Court adjourned on yes
terday to the next regular term.
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de Is

NEW STOCK OF BOOTS AND ashD
~ saoEs;aJast rseeiysd ts large stock k
mems HEAVY BALM0RALs together
with other grades OF goods Ia onr inesuitabls for
the winter trade-which We particularly invite our
friends to call and examine;
ja27 PUTNEY 3 WATTS.
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~ J. L. DOHERTY,

~ j. L. DOHERTY,
ERCHANT TAILOR
MAIN STREET BErwEkS EIsHrH AND NISrH.
has opened, and asks attention to his
yALL and WINTER STOCK, for MEMS WEAR.
Cloths, Cassimerss, yestings, Beavers, Business
Costngs, whitneys, Meltons. Tricots, Petershsms,
and Chinchias OF the latest Importation, and Ger.
,snly ss choice In quality and style as ever OF.
tsred Zoe ls-sml J. &. D0HERTY.
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ROBERT Y NkCET. JAMES L. hAURY,
RoBERTr. BROOKE.
nF- II. H. MAURY & CO.,
ESTABLISHED IN 1881
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
No. lola Main street,
first house below the post-ofice,
RICHMOND, VA.
STERLING EXCHANGE, GOLD AND SILVER,
BANK NOTES, STATE. CITY, and
RAILROAD BONDS and
STOCKS, &c,
bought and sold on commission.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED and COLLECTIONS
MADE on all accessible points in the United
safes. 10
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BOOTS AND SHOES.--I have on hand
ID large stock OF goods. suitable for ~Ar
city and country trade, which am selling II
VERY Low. 1havs MEMS FINE CALPVS
SEWED BOOTS at SIX DOLLARS, and -
other goods equally low. GOOD FIT warranted,
and goods equal to any that ars made TO order. AL
are invited to call before purchasing elssxhsrs.
II. NJ. GASTON,
daU ll2o Main street.
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ECcLEsIAsTIcAL.-Rev. G. W. Lapghorne
and Rev. w. w. Bennett, of this city, have
gone to Baltimore as members of the com
mittee appointed at the last Virginia Nc
thodist Episcopal Conference under the
following resolutions
"Resolued, That committee Of five be
appointed to visit the Baltimore Confer
ence at their next session, and request
their consent to so much of their territory
in Virginia as lies east of the Blue Ridge,
and of part of the territory of the Vir-
ginia Conference, according to the follow
ing resolution of the General Conference (:
"Resolued, That the Virginia and Balti-
more Conferences have permission to form
two or more annual Conferences out OF
their territory between this and the next
General Conference, should they deem it
necessary
It is believed that the consent Of the
Baltimore Conference will be secured.
The two Conferences are in some localities
occupying the same boundaries, and it is
deemed advisable to consolidate the
churches under one Conference.
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VERY VALUABLE AND HIGHLY
Saek 4 raI hSrF SiTY, o 7ok sAts PsIylTsLYts:
land 10 rich and besutifaL hwell snsicsed
are extensive, With oversoeY's houss and houses
for laborsrs and peach and apple orehards. This
e's' f'' '''' 'H''ta taRUBBs / WILLIAMS,
NH 7--A - ~&aH keal ksoato AgsnfS.
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TRY 1T AND BE CoNvINCEDl

To ~ Ezekiel, Richmond, "a:
Dear Sir,-I am gratifed to see that you have
again commenced the manufacture of your HAIR
RESTORER From the testimony OF many friends
who have used it, / have no hesitation in stating
that believe II to be the most efficient compound
Of the kind ever presented for SALE Indeed, many
Of those who have tried Ii assure me that II not
only cleanses the scalp perfectly, but undoubt-
edly restores the growth of the hair.
Very respectfully yours. &C.,
ALExirpER Y. p. GARYETT, II. d.
For sale by all druggists In this city and else
where. Price, 81 per bottle. Orders addressed to
de27 N FZEKIEL. box 2ss.
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ORANGES AND LEMONS.-5O boxes
" ORANGES and LEMONS. 3.eoo fresh San
BIAS CoCoANUTS, landing 70 day, for ssls ~
mhS lAia Main street.
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Es- UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
OFFICE AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, $50, o,ooc.

THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER Gent.
ON DEPOSITS.
]. DAVENPORT, Ja., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
Z. 4. Paine, L. D. Crenshsw, w. Z. ouarles,
Tm. II. Lyons, Jr., K. &. Blanken.
A. Bodeker, b. B. Weisiser, ship,
w. A. Spott, Moses Ellyson, ]. b. Winston,
A. L. Elicit, Jas. w. Archer, A. a. Hutchin-
X. T Taylor, J. Rosenbaum, son,
W. T. bInford, J. w. Hall, w. A. jenkins,
J. A. Belvin, w. +. Gray, w. Is. TANNER,
7. U. Dudley, Alfred Moses, j. n. nowAn.
The security offered to depositors Is undoubted.
and the institution should commend Itself to al
classes.
Tho attention OF sll In city and country II called
to this Institution. Here they viii nnd security,
convenience, and proft. Sums as small as one
dollar may be deposited, and six per cent. int.
rest received on same.
once hours from A. II. tosP. M on Saturday
from A. N. to . p. NJ, and from to sP. II.
10 la-dSswts
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NEW STOCK. WE HAVE JUST
IN received a large stock OF TRAVELLING
TRUNKS and TRAVELLING BAGS, OF all sizes
commend to be strong and good. All In want OF
TRUNKS will give Us call. We will sell them
fe1s PUTNgY & WATTS.
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TOSEPH RODGERS Il SONS CUTIE.
81 RY.-RNC0URAGI HOME IMPORTATION
most beautiful lV0RY-HANDLED TABLR CUT.
LERY ever offered In this market. Thsss goods
and we will Offer them ~ pricss which cannot fail
to satisfy purchasers. AL In want will please
give US q call. BRANCH & C1RRAsT,
corner OF kighth and Main streets,
fei nearly opposite spohwood Hotsl.
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GENTLEMEN'S LIST
sEEDsMEN, FLORISTS, &c.
ALLAN Il JOHNSON, sa8s
"A sEEDsMEN, NURsERYMEN, ySs%s

AND FLORISTS,
keep constantly on hand the best varieties OF
GARDEN, FIELD, and FLOWER SEEDS.
Seeds, Plants, and Flowers forwarded by mail or
express.
Catalogues, with full directions for gardening,
mailed TO applicants.
IIarge stock Of MANGEL wURTZEL, WHIT E
sUGARBEET, and BELGIAN CARROT, for field
planting. nom.
TOES, for planting. mn o-e
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~ JOHN c. SHAFER l. co.
sy HENRY COALTER CABELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
0FFIcs: Over the National Exchange Bank,
oe 22-ts Richmond, Va.
r ELEkfEE'S
VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER.

re- EZEKIEL'S
VIRGINIA HAIR REST0RER.
a Thing Of Beauty is a Joy Forever"
Humors and diseases of the scalp produce bald
ness. The VIRGINIA HAIR REsToRER is war
rantsd TO restore the scalp to healthy condition
and thickcn the hair. Dandruf is thoroughly
eradicated by its use. Itching and burning of the
scalp is cured by two applications. 1t lisa
RICHLY PERFUMED HAIR DRESsISGi
TITS NoTA DYE.
II does not color the skin. II does not stain the
finest linen. vegetable compound, 1t does not
act injuriously upon the hair or health, as do Nj
trats Of Silver Dyes, or those made of other nox-
ious drugs.
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ID SHOES.-I most gratefully offer my afhn
thanks TO my numerous customers snd
friends for their continued confidence.
lating me TO perseyeTe still more In keep
ing Constantly such SHO ES and BOOTS only as give
entire satisfaction In style and durability ana
wood shoes sold In my house. Goods warranted -
B0UTs and SHOES made to order at 20, south side
fs is~im JULIUS BEAR, Agent.
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Dean of the Faculty of the Medical College
Secretary of the Grand Lodge of Free and &C
cepted Masons German Newspaper; Agent James
Bank African Church Pastor of the African
Baptist Church Colored Church; Box 50.
ALEXANDER SHARP, P. NJ.
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LADIES, LIST

list OF LETTERS REMAINING
LIN THE MANCHESTER, VA, POST OFFICE