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FRoM HoorA VALLEy.-Mr. George Flower,
just from Fort CASTOR, has favored US with
call. From him we learn that matters are ad-
mirably conducted under the general superiu-
tendence of Major Bowman, commandant at that
post. We are firm in the belief that the veteran
frontiersmau will successfully solve this Indian
problem it let alone. That he has been hamper
ed by the opposing course of class of men who
have not the public veal at heart, we are satis-
fed, and we trust that henceforth outsiders will
allow the Major to conduct Reservation affairs
without such reprehensibIe interference.
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The Dutch Flat Enquirer and several other pa
pers pay their respects to the Flag in sharp terms.

OPENING OF THE CAMPAIaN.-As will be noticed
by reference TO announcement elsewhere, the
campaign will be opened in this place on Friday
evening, July 26th, by Hon. Chancellor Harrison,
Union nominee for Congress in the Third Dis
trict Although but partially acquainted with
the gentleman, we are satisfied that he deserves
the support of the Union party of his District
and trust that every member of the party who
can conveniently do so will be present on the oc-
casion of Mr.. Hartson's visit to this place. They
will have an opportunity of meeting one who
has nothing Of the political demagogue in his
character; gentleman in private as we'll as
public life, and one who will be faithful to the
interests of his immediate constituents and the
whole State, if chosen to the high position he
has been nominated to fill. Mr.. Harrison has a
political record to which he may refer with PRIDE
and one which should insure him the undivided
support Of the true Union men of his District.
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srRArxAs. We cultivated the Majors

SrRATMAN. - We cultivated the Majors ac-
quaintance at State Convention time found him
rather older than that moustache would indicate,
but good-natured, jovial soul, withal. He
promised to cherish our memory, and has kept
his word. The lavish store of magazines and
papers sent on the arrival of the last steamer
thankfully received, and we pray for a cortinu-
ance of his favors. Rumor says the Major has
become one of the proprietors of the Sunday
Mercury. We hope the rumor is true, and that
be will favor US with exchange.
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JONES oRArioS.-At the unanimous request
Of those who listened to the effort of T E. Jones,
ESQ.,, on the oceasioa Of the late AnniEersary
celebration at Douglas City, We publish it in full,
and to the exclusion Of much other matter. Our
readers will acknowledge themselves amply copn-
pensated aftes pefusing it.
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REvIs1osARY STATE CosvEsr1os.-The Conven-
ton called to revise the State nominations made
by the late Union Convention, will assemble at
Sacramento on next Tuesday, July l6th. 1t is
probable that majority Of the counties will be
represented, and that tae present State ticket
will be adopted rith three or four amendments.
Far the position of Governor the name of Caleb
T. Fay, Panl Morrill, and George Oultou are mem
toned
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IN its +h Of July Issue the American FLAG said Bless
ngs on the memory Of the Giant Of the Pra
res as often a. the Birthday Of Nation shall return with
the frvid sun OF July and long the gentle
keep company in the heavens the end
time whenever American citizen behold the stan
ing in the meridian refugence Of the day. whether upon
peaceful savannahs mountain in arctic
sotudes upon the waters Of strange him turn
like the pous Moele towards the shrine of his beart IA
votion, excaimiDg WASHINGTON and LINCOLN the Alpha
and Omega of American Freedom equal the scroll
Fame alike dear the hearts of the people, and
walking the viewess Of the guardian an
gels Of their countryr"
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All citizens who are opposed TO negro snf-
fraee, negro equality, and the radical recon-
struction policy of Congress, and who shall not
have participated in the Radical primaries called
to be held in this county the goth of the pres
ent month, are cordially invited to participate in
the primaries hereby ordered to be held.
By order of the Central Committee, at Wea-
verville, this July 4th, 1867. Present F. Wal
ter, N. Mulligan, Jos. McGiIlivray, J. C. Monta-
que. Jacob Paulsen, 10y proxy, G. F. Deiner
and w. L. Fox. F. WALTER, Chairman
NJ. MuLLIGAN, Secretary. 26:4i
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AFTER THEM, SHARP.-Hon. Chas. Westmore-
land, Union candidate for the Assembly in Hum
boldt county, is, for reasons which we do not
fully understand, nfter "Col" Gates, "bum-
mer Bridges" and W. R. Turner, in card pub
lished in the last Times. His defense would in
duce the belief that "honors are easy" with
the trio, notwithstanding the hummer" and
the ermine come in contact. Wear them out,
Charles they deserve it.
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EroH7H voIrxE.-The Red Bluff Independent
has commenced its Eighth Year with indications
of increaaing prosperity. The Independent is
straighf-out Union journal, and worthy the uni
ted support of the party in that enunty.'
We return thanks to Mr.. 0berdeener for copies
Of the Daily Uaion during the week, and for
latest files Of Harpers ard LesLe's papers, and
the Literary Album.
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New PAPER.-Tbe Vallejo Chronicle is the title
Of a new paperreceived from the fourishing town
of that name in Solano county. ]. is published
by Leach Gregg, ard presents creditable ap-
pearance
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TIE Sacramento Bee has entered its twenty

The Sacramento Bee has entered its twenty
second volume, full of life and vigor. AS a die
tator of candid and wholesome public opinion
the Bee has become influential, and it promises
in the future as in the past, to advocate that
policy which it deems best for the welfare OF the
country and the advancement OF mankind No
more highly .prized exchange is received at this
ofHca
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RspREHENslBLE CoNDucr.-We are mortified
beyond measure at the course now being pursued
by the American Flag newspaper. 1t has the in
delicacy to proclaim that there is a rumpus in
the Union State Central Committee, caused by
the presence Of Old Mr.. Moneybags, whom we
suppose to be " citizen Hayward, J" lately picked
up to fill vacancy in that body Hear the Flag:
"How they the Commec) justify their conduct in
brbing the Alta with that which belongs to the FiagF
Bribery in the Central Committee And then
the Flag intimates that the Committee has at
tempted to bribe Mccarthy, its proprietor, for
the sum of SIS, 900, or SO, to withdraw from the
State ticket This little proposition should not
have been made public. Again, the organ of
the nominee for State Printer says:
gain and somewhat louder than before demand
tice Are they the Commtee proposing to be browbeaen
and coerced by moneyed aristocratss
The Flag has been taking contemporaries to
task for intimating that everything WAS not pos.
itively lovely within the Union organiza-
tion, but here is plain contradiction of its own
statements. The Flag continues:
"The Flag wishes be considered attitude of listen
ing
II bribery is the order of the day in the Flags
neighborhood is the immaculate candidate for
State Printer waiting for a " raise?
Mean while, countrymen who have been trying
hard to choke down the d" situation" are getting
their backs up at the Flags course. Good-na-
tured Tom Springer, of the Amador Ledger,
suggests
read McCarthys would he led to conclude
that it The only Union in the state We would ad
wise him to slow, and cease finding fault with those
on whom he depends for success next September"
The Dutch Flat ENQUIRER and several other pa
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Wsekly o rinity ) 5pnrmal.

81 CssssS Usrrsses and QrsssS4elts taken a.
their ruling value n psyens for subscrpsion. "a I,
paper To soldiers Government service the Jou,x.1
will be furnished for aFeenbaeks at Pm
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-13

TEE TRurH.-The President, in his speech At
Raleigh, said =" Ny race IL nearly run" =
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8irths:

At Red Flat, Canyon creek, July 9Th, the
wife Of II. .. Bartholomew, of DAuoHrrn.
At Douglas City, July 9Th, the wife Of Capt.
E. A. Kelton, of a SON.
In Hay Fork Valley, July 9Th, the wifesof
Thomas Burke, of DAUGHTER.
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9raths:

In Hay Fork Valley, July 9Th, of congestion
Of New York, aged % yeara.
At San Jose, July 5lh, JAMES KELLY, late of
the Trinity Mountain House, aged 35 years.
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Assessor-2d Dist rict.-The undersigned announe-
that will candidate before the Union Convention
for the position of ASSESSOR for District No. 2.
ls:tcs AL8ERT BOWLER.
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SUN PEARL,

which is taken on Porcelain, the brilliant white
ness of which blends with the shadows, render
ing them light and transparent, and entirely re-
moving the idea of deep pits and depressions in
the face as indicated by the ordinary process
These new styles have never been successfully
introduced out of San Francisco, and there only
by few of the best Artists. The old styles ia
ken with neatncss and dispatch, aud all work
guaranteed. Call and examine specimens.
Weaverville, July 5, 1867. 26:to.
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Democratic County Convention.

A CONVENTION oFTHE DEMOCRACY OF
~. Trinity county is hereby called to . neio at
Weaserville, on 4 * ~ \s
Wednesday, Ju1ysS1se,
1861. to nominate candidates for the various
county Offices Primary elections to choose gel,
eRa.es To said Convention are ordered to be heio
on the evening of
Saturday, July a5th, 1897.
The various precincts are entitled to delegates as
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-13

II. N. OAV IO0O-NJ OHaIIIndu
D. E. GoRpoN, Secretary. 25:tc
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THE PARDON PROCLAHAT1oN.-The Na
tional 1ateuigencer of yesterday, after re-
peating that the amnesty proclamation will
have the legal effect Of relieving the sub
iects of it from call Disqualification" ad
mits that such will not be the effect in fact
We quote:
cit places the great mass of the south.
ern people in an attitude to assert and
maintain their rights and privileges, and If
uhen finally passed upon by the supreme
Court, distractions are still interposed by
unauthorized agencies, military or other
wise revolutionary, it will again become
the duty of the Executive to interfere and
carry into effect, at every hazard, the man
date of the judicial authority. And this
the country may rely upon, will be done
to the letter."
1t will be seen that the courts are now
admitted to be instruments necessary tc
be employed before disqualification car
be done away with.
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The whiskey Frauds.

They have a rich case in New YORK!
the frauds Of CALLIcoTT, whiskey inspec-
tor of Brooklyn, already briefly referred 10
in the general news of this paper. de mas
been detected in defrauding the Govern
ment in the removal of III barrels of whls-
key without any bonds, and 200 barrels IN
bonds which were bogus-a swindling OF
the Government to the amount OF s3o, ooo'
Upon these discoveries the warrant for his
arrest was issued; but he had fed before
the officer came to his house. It was said
be had gone to Washington to smooth over
his affairs.
CALLIcoTT was once an active Demo
crat, but turned Republican, and having
received q bride of $1,000 about the time OF
his conversion to Radicalism, he was called
"sl2OO CALL1coTT." The Radicals took
him by the hand and made much OF him.
But having come to grief, the leaders are
disowning him. GREELEY charges tha'
THuR1ow WEED was his patron, and THrR-
LOW charges back that CALL1coTT was
GREELEY'& srotegf. The philosopher
rather has IL worst Of it; and it is sup
posed that the charge upon WEED was
made without bis knowledge, he being IN
Albany attending the Convention. WEED
is supported by the World and others, who
saw that CALLIcoTT was appointed through
GREELEY's influence.
Mr.. WEED charges that the Brooklyn
revenue district has for four years " moi
only been rotten ITSELF" but has "demo,
rallied other districts" Frauds we're
practiced in that district, he says, BY
which the Government was robbed Of from
s., 900 to $4,000 week. When it lost
about 81 ZOO, 900 Mr.. LINCOLN was induced
to make change. Mr.. WEED sustained
a Colonel BREWSTER as the successor-Mr
GREELEY, CALL1coTT and the latter was
amounted. The philosopher is the easiest
man in the world imposed on; butt looks
bad in the Tribune to attempt to palm of
or WEED the rascal CALL1CoTT. Hi:
frauds must have been immense. The
Government has only got hold on the little
end Of them.
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The ALABAMA CLAlMs.-From the long
correspondence between the British Go.
vernment and the United States on this
subject it appears that the British Ministry
offered to refer the claims arising from the
depredations of the Alabama to an arbiter
and to make any other claims the subject
OF investigation by mixed commission
The Government Of the United States
were willing to accept arbitration on con-
dition that it embraced all the claims
founded upon the depredations of the pri-
vateers which proceeded from English ship
yards and coasts, and found safe harbor
and entertainment under the British flag.
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Mr.. Z. P. WALTON writes to us from
Alexandria to contradict the statement
made recently by one of our correspond
ents that he had purchased the Variety
Springs. Mr.. WALTON offers good reasons
to Justify him in contradicting the state
ment-hrst, ne does not know of any such
sale; and, secondly, he hasn't the money
to pay for the springs if he wanted them.
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sE TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS.-
BONE DUST.-The Lodi Manufacturing Company
have erected extensive mills, and put In new and
expensive machinery, and are ready to supply
customers with a warranted pure article OF FINE
BONE that will drill perfectly we'll In machine
at as low rate as coarser bone is sold at. Also
pure FLOUR OF BONE, warranted to analyse
perfectly pure no sale. Samples sent on receipt
Of three. cent stamp.
DOUBLE REFINED POUDRETTB.
This Is one OF the most forcing and qnick-acfing
msnures In the market, and is by far the cheapest
1t IL composed Of the night soil OF New York city,
from which all impurities have been extracted
1t is then deodorized, dried, and pulverized to
-four Four hundred pounds OF this drilled In with
wheat will bring heavy crop on even poor,
worn out soil. Price, S2s per ton. Apply to
THE LODI MANUFACTURING CO.,
SO Courtlandt street. New York, or to
HOOE i WEDDERBURN,
Alexandra, Va.
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n% NOTICE.-WOOD's PHARMACY, corner
Fifth and Marshall Streets heretofore conducted
N NV own name, will hereafter be managed I'M
dar the stvle and Arm OF WOOD 4 son, my son
ROBERT B. WooD being admitted partner from
this date.
Thankful for past patronage, l respectfully ask
a continuance OF the Same for the new firm
J. B. WOOD, Apothecary and Druggist,
seo M&Fow Fifth and Marshall streets.
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VERY NATURAL" An international
Anti Slavery Convention" recently held
in Paris was much entertained by an &C
count of "thc silver trade on the west
coast of Africa -" There is some method
in their madness.
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.H.E WuARnWARE HOUSE IN RICH.

sF NEW HARDWARE HOUSE IN RICH
MOND, vA-SlmPSoN & BROTHER, formerly
OF Lynchburg, Va, respectfully inform their
former customers, the citizens OF Richmond and
the public generally, that they have purcn aseo
the entire and valuable stock OF HAiDW ABE
CUTLERY. sADDLERY, &C., OF Mr.. John N. van
Lew, No. 14ls Main street, to which they Will
shortly make largo additions, making the most
complete and extensive assortment In this trade.
In resuming our former business again we snail
offer such Inducements as to merit, we hope, full
share of the public patronage.
S. M. SIMPSON,
sen,ember2 2. 1851 CHARLES SIMPSON.
in retiring from the hardware business 1t affords
me pleasure to recommend to my former patrons
nv successors, Messrs. SIMPSON BROTHER,
as In every way entitled to their confidence and
nstronace. JOHN n. VAN LEW.
September2 1857. ses-im
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IowA.-The population of this State the
present year is s9S,l94: showing an in
crease since 1860 of 223, 234-over thirty
three per cent. in seven years.
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The Boston Post boasts that the Demo-
Gratis elected one senator in Vermont at
the recent State election the first for
more than ten years
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nay PERSONAL.-JoEL II. DUNCAN, for
merly of Patrick county, Va, Confederate SOL
dier, who lost leg in the service, WILL HEAR
OF SOMETHING TO HIS ADVANTAGE by ap-
plying to THOMAS NJ. ALFRIEND & SON, Rich
mond, or to SAMUEL B. PAUL, Petersburg.
SO 7-lw
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,a R.TcHRLoR,s HAIR DYE-BATcHE.

g- BACHELORS HAIR DfE-bAIOah-
LOS,s HAIR DYE.-This splendid HAlE Df ID
the best In the world The only true and periec'
dye-harmless reliable, instantaneous. 40 ois-
appointment; no ridiculous tints. Natural oiaek
~ brown remedies the III effects Of bad dyes
,nv,gorates the hair leaving 1t soft and beautiul.
The genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATChs-
I,oR. All others are mere limitations, and should
be avoided Sold by ell druggists and Periumets.
Factory, 81 Barclay street, New YORK. be"afe
of counterfeit 10 :.
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SDeciGL Notices.
~FIyE NDRED CASES
BOOTS AND SHOES.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

We have received within the last few days Z ~ q
HUNDRED CASES BOOTS AND SHOES, for FALL
ard WINTER WEAR, consisting OF the usual
styles now worn. To city and country merchants
buyine for CASH we viii offer
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS.
Having made arrangements with the ma n0'"''N'
var. ga shall at all times be prepared with q
FULL STOCK OF ALL SIZES,
thereby enabling the purchasers to get their 3D.
sortment WITH out having to buy too nuen soou'
A call Is respectfully solicited
MARCUS HARRIS BRO,
no. slsMain street, near TENTH
and No. 4as Broad street, corner FIN.
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From Professor Charles Martin, Hampton Sidney
College, Virginia. dated July !, 1887:
"The Double Refined Poudrette Is operating
like a charm my crops, and attracting universal
attention from all beholdsrs. am already salts
fed that 1t Is the cheapest and surest renovator Of
our worn. ont Soils 20 3ms
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SDeCiGL Notices.

BREEDEN & FOX ARE RECEIVING
by steamers this week large and attractive stock
OF FALLtAND WINTER Dry GOODS, embracing
very extensive assortment Of FALL AND WIN
TER DRESS GOOD at extremely low prices.
They also invite attention to their large stock
OF CARPETIEGS now receiving, OF new aud
beautiful designs in super ingram, extra super,
thrss.ply, and English tapestry and Brusse.,
Srugget rugs &C., &c. BREEDEN FOX,
ga BLOT No 40l Broad street.
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ELAVuRING EXTRA CTS. -faniI.,'
u lemon. Orange. sc, for aAvoIihs So
DsKER s BROTHER. Druggists, No, laso oh h,.o.,
itrset, above Old Market, and at tasn 30
store, corner Sixth and Broad.
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GARY & WILSON, No. 1906 MAIN
VI STREET! AND No AL BROAD STREET, IN.
PuRTRRs AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALERS IN CHINA. GLASS, QUgENswAkE,
AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. have now
open in both houses q full and complete assort-
ment o. good, which we will sell rs low I'd can be
bought 10 any nori hsrn market. r.
3. B. TAYLOR and JOHN g. SNEISON are
with u.s. ard will be pleased to see and serve tn cir
friends. GARY X WILSON,
GEORGE C. GARY,
AlB32T A. WILLspG, seN
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-NEW
IL hRRIVALS.-We respectfully invite stten.
ton 70 our very large and varied stock Of FL RNl-
TURF. In quality and variety We challenge COM
for halls, parlors, chambers. and dining-rooms
may be found In assortment OF sty les and pat.
terms which cannot fail to plssas All tastes
for twenty hvo ysars past, We respectfully solicit
u continuance Of the same.
HABLlSTON & BROTHER,
no. sos Main street, corner Of Esnth.
Two new and spacious three-story WARE
HOUSES on Cary street near Ninth, near the
basin, suited for any husinsss, VIII DO rented low.
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lCHMOND BANKING
IL AND INSURANCE COMPANY
STATE DgPosIToRY)
is now doing GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
Office. northeast corner Of Main and Twelfth
streets. Richmond. Va.
In the Savings Department.
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT
and interest paid thereon. Dspositors are assured
of the security offered by this company, and are
respectfully invited 70 deposit their funds with rs
In the insurance Department, We make
INSURANCE ON LIVES
on the most resaonab BILE terms and also issue Poll
cies OF Insurance against fire on all desirable
classes Of risks in city or country.
We invite your patron age.
JOHN B. DAVIS, President.
EDWARD SISroS. Cashier.
JoHyP. G.. Porrs. Secretary. jyN
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HO-PARTNERSHIP.-I have this day
" associated with ma In business Mr. ALBEkr
A. WILSON. Of atehmond. and will continue
the CHINA and QUEENSWARE BUSINESS uud sY
tbs style OF GARY i WILSON.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
extended to me, respectfully solicit q continu-
ancs OF the same for the new concern.
GEOkGE G. GARY.
Richmond. Va, Septem Der q 1887. se la-tn
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A LADY who has had several years
N experience in teaching wishes to procure
SITUATION In private or PUBLIC schooI In or
near the city, Prepared to teach Music French,
and English branches. Best REFERENCES given.
Address VIZ w $50,
aao 1u+ AGuncnte Office, Richmond, Va.
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WANTED, a TEACHER "a single
w mani to take charge OF a school on The Me-
turnpike two niles 5G bpahabss and
~nU ' univ to RICHARD CAUTHnRN, Rich
L asd ~ ef' ISAAC o. AUSTIN.
oa IN A. Mechanicsville turnpike.
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WANTERE wish wbu 70 hire Hhoa maale
hrro,ea who can coma well recommending rs
SHRSE and sEAMsTREsS; also, good DiMISt -
noIi !, The garden and attend to horse II re-
H oih IL ~ e 70 40 ) D. BACHO.
qu'i'N Auctioneer and Zeal Estate Agent,
-, a. office on Fourteenth street
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Wants..
ImEn al aITuATION as SALES

800 NTED. A SITUATION aseALES-
w ny M - arv goods store by a young man
MAJ bad ,syersl years experience In that hu-
snss and thoroughly W5s tns
sna AID N0Th G Ts"Tsd tI a. the
ry 15.y principal object The bet Of city city Is7
ssrsrcs. given Address M, post 20 I az
Richmond. ------